https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8cefc97361e61ad7c42957d5610e30d7.pdf 12c0a1483dad3683faa049cd4c48fce9 PDF Text Text the ;claa: century ol!erlnp ' seloctloo1 :ln a a touCh Including MEIGS GENERAL HOSPIAL ADMISliONS - NOlle. DISCHARGES- Nono. ' DRIVE·I M~ SU N TONJGHT,-JULY 26 (Double FeetoreJ RIOT ON SUNSET STRIP (Color) Aldo Ray - Mlml\1 Farmer PLUS Raquel Welcb.TOI\1' Franclosa FATHOM (Color) SATURDAY, JULY 27 (Double Feature) DON'T MAKE WAVES Tony CUrtis PLUS Robert Fuller.Jocelyn Lane INCIDENT AT PHANTOM HILL MON. TUES. July 28 • 29- 30 (Double Feature} ONE MILLION YEARS a C. J. Richardson- Raquel Welch PLUS Audrey Hepbur•Pete O'Toole HOW TO STEAL A MILUON . ,.,, IDU said, uBualneai? It is quite· II' a other 'POCllle's ~·" olq>le. ·' .,' \ .. . (Technlcolorl I AI8l (Chiller o! the Year) . !ib!IERT AIJSTIN BouDREAU, CONDUCI'OR of the .illiiirlcan Wind 5,ymph011)' Orc:hettra, arid Mro. Ralpb wtlke• dio. cuss bouallli asslgmlento fJJ!i' orcheo\ri. '·Jilamber• Ia Malp CWQ. ' . Czechs Take Hard Line in ~=::::; Soviet Stand GALLIPOLIS - Four c l v II cases were filed Friday a n d SStunta;o ln the office of clerk o! COurt Marjorie Rinehart. Qne di- maneh TenmuaJ• :· COLORCARTOONS: Paste Makes Waste • vorce wu granted Friday in Gal~ Fat in the Saddle lia eooncy Common Pleas Courl Fiesta Fiasco SHOW STARTS 1 P. M. ' RUTLAND . POMEROY Serving Me~gs County for over 96 years Member Federal Reserve System PRAGUE (IJPI) - CommUnist party leader Alexander Dubcek remains in firm control at the party' a 11-mao Preeldl\lll', In the !ace of mounting Soviet de- Andy . program. It defied ' the RuslliaDs said, "the Czech ,PUblic lo oot going 'to commit suicide." Tbe Czechs hewed to Soviet pressure and ousted Lt. Gen. mands he abandon Czechoslova- Vaclav Prehllk (rom his high kia's liberal course, Czech news party ol!lce TbUroday, Jlllt In a defiant move they olmultmeou&· agency CTK said today, Czech newspapers' flery edi- ly abollshed Prchllk' • elgllt torials also gave every indica- commlsalon command- a key commissar !l)'slem aimed at tion the party's line remains policing the Conul1UIIist !l)'slem unchanged despite such serious lll"ley and otller Soviet charges that western~ In the backed rorces are on the ver"ge 1:1 calllng !or a COIJil lo end 20 years 1:1 Communist rule. In All Account• Insured Up To $15.000 Undar The Foda,..l Doposillnsuronco Co.,...,.otlol> 5% paid on Certificates of DepOsits in Multiples of $1,000.00 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 will never pennit this because Czechoolovalda Is a key to the defense of Russia itse1t. The use ~ toree remained a vivid < THEY'RE TALKING I : I ' ' _' ' chango tn· ~ ' I ~- •' . 'CTIONS ' • ill•. · -.. ·~ ...m.w w11h u~~~e ..: • ' ~ PRICE IQ t. PLEASANT ·- ' ~Et!'lilf. ' GALLIPOLIS - Cll!ton L Canlilell, Jr., 11, son o! Mr. apd Mra, Clllton L. Csrdw•:,, Rt. I Ewlnglon, IIUffo, ed the loss o! two lingers on his left hahd when . he wa_s cut by a power1111Frlday, He was admllted to Rol•er Hollliltal ,t 1<411 p.m. FridaY · illd' lt l'ipot1eclm Pld condl· •· ., Carelessness Caused Fire GALLIPOLIS - Damage wao esdmeted at $100 to a eouch 'in a !Ire at 11:36 p.m. Friday at the reoidence o! Earl carter, 914 Tbb:d .tvo. It,.., t')f_ ~ S~ alarm ot fllo yoir. • • 1 Careloaa smoking wao blamed tor the blaze, according to the report by Silas J. Hamilton, asolstant fire chief. Firemen used abool three galloaa ar water 1o pot out U.. nro aller the couch wao cUrled Into the yard. Twelve men andtwotlretrucka answerlld th6 alarm. II "" the lOth alarm a! the .month and tile llfth ,.. of the week !or Io. cal llremen. Toler, Rt. 1 Bidwell, ="~=0~ s are ~r , Effective Monday, July 29th FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS wire t~~~~~~~~~ 992·2039 (Ill NIGHT N9o:lt51 Pomeroy Flo- Shop w. Moln ,.,...., OJled by VORl, Jvero ·-•-~ u • ...c...... -·~ ~...,. ~man slid tho "imp>r· lo!>CO" or the decision .... In - filed a petition aga.Jnst W, R. BI'(Mn. Gallipolis, and the First Natlooal Bank, seekllli a Juclg• ment ot 13,645 and cost costs. The plolnti!! ln hls petitioo avers that the detendant, a local lnaurance agent, had insured his slx per cent Interest from July car with the Wabesh flre llld 26, 1966 b'om The Keener Sind Clsnalty Co. l<om Ajlril 12, 1966 am Clly Co.' Kerr I OhloandJerto April 12, 1967. On June 6, ome Smith of Kerr. 1966, the policy was transterred The suit resulted !rom dam· to a 1966 Ford. ages to tbe Ulmer ear in a colThe plaintitrs son. Andrew Uolon on Rl 35 at Rodney beToler wrecked theearmJune28, tween . the plalntitr's car and a 1967, After the accident, aeeon:J.. truck owned by the Keener Sind ll!i lo the petltloo, the defendant and Clay Co., operated by Jerip!ormed the plaintiff the policy ome Smith, Kerr. had not been renewed but ln1onnThe Atlas Subsidiary or Ohio ed the plalnti!! he would correct flied a peddoo eeeklna a. judgthe error. ment o! $2,06Ul llld eJaht per Prior to the collloloo the car cent Interest !rom Jan. 1, 1966 had been worth $2,035 and after and !ore closure or • morlill(e ... tile wreck It was .allied at tso. 1001 49 •nd 50 In the vlliJ&o or ''rho First Notional hod 'i Patriot to saUaf)' the Judlmont. lien on the ctr. The Insurance Named de!endants in tile suit eompu,y, according to the peti- were Edgar R. Donnally, Rt. 2, tloo, relllsed to PI.Y the damageo. Patriot, Pearl Willilm Donnally Toler cootends he BIJOn\ $30 to and oey M. stewart, Gallla Coonhave the wrecked car towed to 1 ey Treasurer. garage, IIPent $1,193.50 !or rentThe plaint!!! cootoDds that the al o! aoother car since JWJe 28, defendant E. R. Donnally, llldhio 1967, paid $511.50 !or storage 0! deceased wife,. America EDen the wrecked car and spent $25 Donnally, delivered a promissory for iniurles his son suffered In nota to Atomic Alwninum Prodtile accident. ucts Inc.., and the note was asTbe plalnti!f cootends In hlo signed to the plaintllr on July 9, llli!k Wind !\vD!IIhoaJ Orthestra; confer With Mra. Water Works 100 as engineer !or the Peacock Coal Company. !'"b>i' W~• housing chairman. Qullenberry was born tn Wincheater, Ky., in 1837, ancl: came .•" William Deal Dies ThurSdty_. ·. to Meiga COunty ln 1916. He reakled In the Forest Run area for :~r~~ with Koatuci\V," aalcl ~ '"lboi\1 forced ua to IJl to tho .,_ ~-·~ .. ,_..-reme 1,NW.- ~. lAJpo1lllin slid IIIOiei'OIII Ohlo · reddonts 1lbo llld lllh bad arrested bf Ktl!liicil¥ lll· llld ''imowlns Wbero or Columbus ond Valerie lUll or lli,Ytm, both or whom claim a ooe ~ fourth lnteresti Edison Dev- Vernon H. McCoy Of Vinton Dies GALLIPD'!JS - Vorqqa H. McCoJ, 58, VInton, P"""l- ~ ~-.L<IIrectar,ball••-aeclcl>lcloOdlr,~o­ •uoq ~ -..mng at bls hollle. . Mr. McCCIY uMt Ide wife, the former Elole Plckeu, •ho lo ..,. a Ilcenaecl !Uneral dlrector llld 8DUimer, hlod ~tho lfdlqf Funeral Home In VInton !or 30 r-o. The McCoy Funeral H...., wao the McCoJ·Wotherholt ~­ foonded In abool 1875 by the Jete H..... 420 Flut Ave. WWilm F. Butler oJMl later ~ A ll'llduste or Galli& Aeld1311' orated by hio son, H. K. Butler, HJcb School, Mr. ;.(cCoyotlenlled until hio death In 1937. Rio Grlllde Coli.,., llld wu ·• A year oJMl a hal! I80o Mr. graduate orthe C1J1c1..u c:oU,.. McCoy and Frank E. Wether- o! Morlulry Scleace. holt, operator or Gallipolis' A former IIII,Ycr ot VIDtool, oldest funeral home, merpd llld member of tho Vlatm 'IIIII&J the operadoo toda,y lo known as c:ouncll, oJMl board of poil1c ~,So fairs, he alao waa a IDflllller fC the Vinton Bl!>dst Clmch, t11o bu1-'' ' Allo, 11110118 Qthar, ....,. -~·­ . toasecl, ·,.., $38,700 tobu1 three tracta, about 46 ac.res, ,t o replace land to be tal<• !rOm Gal· 11po111 Slate Holplta1 for Ohio ' . .. . ! l ' ., ' ' ,J ' \ j '· .. all the)o!asonic bodleL Born Al>ril 5, 1910, at PUq; w. va., in Ma1011 COU!ItJ, hi wu the aon or the late Fraacla G. llld a tlme, then moved to ~er P(ID-oo eroy, across frCIIl the water works. There, Quisenberry supplemented his Income by bulldbw a greenhouse and ralsllli · (Contlooed on Pap 2) vlved by a daulhter, MI'L ...... bert (Jean) w-e o! V'- . . . ·. ' . ' ,~· We feel that we can best serve the interests of the food • ' il!f/ustry of MeiQS Covnty in this way. ' . .'"' . ·~ . 'i'' 'i ' > . ' •l Cited for Youth Worll, " ,, • . MIDDLEPORT - An Amerl· can LOIIIon wment cltotloll · lor ootllaDdlng child welfare -'< baa been p r e - to Fee. llliY • Bonnett l'l:lst 128, Micldleport. TWOFINID MiDDLEPORT - Two-IIIIIs were lined Frldi,Y .,... Ia tile ~rt or MoJor ·c. o, Fllh· Ro.,qt o! tbe cllldlm ..,. ..,....,., by Alboirt ~11111111er - . , : . .n...u., ar • 111111 Weclnoldi.J·• attbollra" A INion fiJ tho mrollac. tho lnotollallaD II amo.r1 t11e ·Darteo lUI, or. !tiey were Thoma• Wickline, II, Racine, $10 and cosll, eNd· lor. llld 'Robert lol, Helil!l', !IS, Galllpolls Route 2, $5 llld oools, .. . WE There are two ~ Jo,y llld Joe - · of ~ Funeral servlceo will bo CIJI>o dueled II 2 p, m. lol"'"""'-l' lt,llli' Vllllm Bll>tlot Clllrcb b1 t h"e· Rev, Jolm Donie! DaviL :a.rlll' will be In VInton Memorial CIIDO ' etery. Frieooo IIII,Y call p. m. Soliday at Vlatm F. . . . Home. .~ .. ~ ~~ ~. past patronage. Ell- --. . llellclos hlo wife, be is '""' Feeney· Bennett Post ~: .:Ope.~ · Fr the boolldar7 willwlll•bavo detmnlDe 11blcb !ICOIIJOaIIthey to Cllll'- 'I"" . I . .·.. ·)J'! >. •. , Grango, the "• ILB.RFIL. ..IM ., .. . .;: - ~~· lboriU•• ~rllllllleld polis Chamber o! Commerot uil VERNON H. McCOY .. • both o! Joliet, ni.; aJd IIIDII1 c Da>lo or Fort Thomaa, Kjo.,all., whom hold 1 -entleth ~ eot In the property. , . Jqjge Thoma• w. Mitchell. ~ a divorce F'rldi,Y to SS!Sl". all E. Lee, Vinton, trcm Wlllllll{ : o. Lee, 00 rrowdl of ...... ,....: ' lect Ill dut;y llld elrireme' craollt;, " The plalntJjJ waa eranted eull«· . dy a! lour children IIIII tht ,...,: ' fendant waa ordered lb PI.Y. $411; a week !or so.,portaeci,10alllll( !or rant, ltler'' olstero~~i. PI~ . lo OC GalllpoUo, Prlocllll Milia ot Aurora, DL 1 Besselbue Crail ol Joliet, IU., llld Mary Mcaottla, tlon ault are Genevieve lAwson with Identification Tags ·' t Increased revenue !rOm Ilcoaoln8 !eea and In proeectlng Olllo roll-• !rom arrl!BI by Ken· WUiilm Earl Beal, 42, Pomtuci\V aothoriUoo. eroy Route 4, died Thlrsdajo ~·__..._ was ..,.... _,..., at Unlverall;y Hospllll In 111 --'d ~ ...-, IIJat tile biJuedary iJIIO wa1 ,Columim. ' south o! wllere tile pre- low SUrviving ore hl=-~,1!~ of the Oblo ·JUvtr \ 11am and Roml i PQIIftn"Ul o! errodaloa and Route 4; three chaii&Oa In tho level of water (Evalyn) lllcko, Bl'la... , Tom., . Mr Noel (r-.) Ywhc, DI.Y· caused by lock dam~ 1tJIOa!- toli.e.flnd·Mra. M. d.uclUo)SWert, "'1'\e caae arose u~· ' ' . eel llteljiPII b7 Gov. (JIIilel A.) llbodeJ lo settle the dlopite 35b7-Jll80. We wtsh to thank our many retail customers for their an: ::o::: alee, Clnclmall, _,. mltted ao part of Ita esse ,. . . ... ~oN ERERSIIACII, LEFT,aeciMI'L~- ~·· . , """" ........ roe tlie Amir!CIIl DOssy, rlabl. two of the "!':''f heo~_oseo . ' · ,, ~ ·:" ~. petitl.oa that he has been dam~ 1965. aged due to negligence of the d<>The defendant, Gallla Coun1;y fendant. Prior to the explretlon Treasurer, hill an interest tn date or the pollc~, the plainti!! the properv In wt>Oid lax~•. acsays he ofter·ed to pay a year's conlll!i to the peddon, amountpremium on the policy but the de- Ing to $175.80, fendant said he woold noti(y him Amelia Thompoon, ~rlng­ when the premium was due. fteld, Is seeking perdtioo o! !our SEEKS $1,461 acres of .land Jn Sectim 36 of The Ohio Farmers Insurance Galllpolla Twp., ln which she Co., Le Roy, Ohlu and Arthur UJ~ clalma a OJ».!ourth uncllvldecllDmer o! Clinton filed 1 petltloo terest. seeking damages of $1,464 and Named de!endanls ln tile pard- f}U.ise·n herry Keeps Nation's Dogs "::"::. al ' o!!l to torney [l8D8I' 'a ce PI.Y !or part or the cost or dotermln1ng where the low water mark ,... 1a 1792. , c S. ~man, the cble! 00110 • • ' [l8DOI'al'• of. sol In the atll>r!'~- dove! said tho evkleuce • ACCOUNTS 266 wlndohlelcl stickers to safety checked vehicle"' i:*.:::~~~f~S!:?;.;!:~:~:*:i!~?.::?.~:i~::~:!!*'3!!!~:?..?. and AsSO<Iated Press reports yoo rneotion are untrue.'' COLUMBUS (IJPO - A southern boundaJ'y a! Ohlo or -'d di·-•· between Ohio lhe northern boundary o! Kenyear~ ..-oJMl Kentuclcy moy be solved luci\V. While the nedon'& hl&best soon. court cloclded In 1896 that tho The and moy come alter a boondary between the &tate& of commlasloner, oamecl by the West VIrginia and KantuclQI u.s. !llpreme Court, gets a re- and tholr northern nelsbbors port !rom an eogtnNrlng firm wso the low water mark oo the blrecl Thuroday by attorney north ibore or the Olllo Rl>er general's o!!lce. lhst mark bao never - . de-' The dispute oM the comml I· lioner'a report concern terAmlned. IIIII the state Control- DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO. 286 motarlale. Ti.trv Cit tilese came bock for r&-J,.pectlon, aller bavlns defects corrected. lnopectors isoued a total or u.~..- Ancient Dispute may be Settled Business Announcement ; Evaluation Day JrQr 4,.H, Aug. 1 But in response to a fi.IE!stlon CTK told UPI: "Tbe Reuters Accuse Soviets The newspaper Obrana Ld.J., a weekly losued by the De!eoseMIDJotry, accused the Soviet Union today of dell>erlng an uldmstum demanding Czech Communlots stop their reform . VOLUNTARY INSI!ECTION - A Slate IIIJinot.l' Patrol . .cdoolelm !rom Jackeoo Dlatrlet HOIIIQiarters lnlpeeled 286 motor vohiclos FrldoJ oa the Gallipolis ~llreolii'Publlc Use .V.., W~ - ot 4o!eets ware losued to MJy 55 O!the ,.} V· J . government bodl.es. Russia has threat. ••••••••••••••••••••liititlll...;..;.-.____ WILL SERVICE ONLY ,., attacked him !or alleged anticommunist pracdcea. There were i'eports Dubcetl Czechoslovakia. had been ootvotod 6 to 5 ln the The S::Met fears that CzechoPresldiwn on an Important slovakia would turn to capitaquesdon In connecdoo with the lism lay behind this great crisis Presidium's forthcoming meet .. in the Eastern bloc ot Commu1ng with the Soviet l'l:llltburo. nist nations. Russia haa said It 165: Member FDIC J... . Ask Money Judgmen~ SUN. • MON. • TUES July 28 - 29 - 30 THE SECRET WAR OF HARRY FRIGG Paul Newman-Slyvia Koscirll. POMEROY NATIONAL BA'K ' 28 PAGES \ ~~~77=-~----~-------~ ~~ w ~--~~~~==~~~--------------------~~~~~~~~~~~----------------------l VOL. 3 NO. 2" •. -\! I,'OMEROY-MIDDLEPORT SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1968 Rodely McDowall.JIU Howorth Write or osk for our free banking-by.mall forms tedayl j •* '. Jo!Dat4'' f"'"'¥ IIIII hlllllld Slmdlt· HJcb In tho lllld. · · tAi tile o.,pei- 70o' Dlll'thlb 1011 Devoted To The Creater Middle Ohio Valley l ''1T 4' YOU CAN BANK HERE BY MAILI . ' ,, French writer Alexander Du- ~.f ... ..Weather tmts I ''-~ MEIGS 111EATRE What can you do at any hour of any day or niibt at your home or office? . • .Thoughts ., THE FROZEN DEAD Dana Anllrews • Anna Palk Claudio Clrdlnale SUN, LOCAL TEMPS COLUMBUS _ A CIRLLIC0'111E .FAMILY Tbur~ Mecl a The temperature lnPome:roy"s $1 3 mUilon dalnBge suit ln U. S. Dlotrlel Court here ~~IIIIi Seln, downtown business· district at ~ck & co. sold them a televlaloo set whlcb cauabt lh'e llld 11:35 L m. today was 74degrees burnecllwo persona. ' ___ ....,. ' under overcast skies. James A. Mallow, Chllllcotlle, chlral!d tile otore hlod • - the three-montlt-old set before the ftre stll1od In a ~ C<ll'ltr<ll secdoo oJMl set their hwse ablaze Dec. 21, 1988. l(r~ lfiUow llld three-<nonth-old daughter, Kimberly &le, were burnoll lJl,!1M" llrL TONIGHT & SATURI>AY JULY 26-21 :~~~~~~ai~ . 1 �' '. '' .F~tali1t .Toll Meves.., ·l)o.wh.uiariirin ' ~968 · coUII!Byi - Cl1lcJ lied oaly olilth.thl 411• oo lt11Qh-' '1!111 ~ fliil ·lll;lll olx ......,. ~ lfe&; ·u . lntllc ~ a ·toO .>or 1,012 lltoo. Ono poriCII ••• liiiWII M . IOU!' ~lour•. '!lit 14 . mlnutoa t11e lJ2-AAy ·.,.., two For Queen P.T, PL!A&wr- Ton Muon . ll!IIWING LAKE - HHYJ IQIIIpment has b8on lo!t>t busy ln recent weeks at the site of the new 1kcre park lJe.. t111 built by the Leodllli Creek Cooaervancy Dlotrlct end Watershed association. The park, loc1ted between Rutland They're !IIIII lllklllrllbaut U,. tiolpie prQ the.~ Gtlllll ~ ~~kLlltlnst• Pt. ~ Kl-• July ~BIMbo Teau, Am1aJ ....w ~... iM&uo Tournamonl. i ... Bill R•"''--' •-~--~ ·' · t~ Giants--:""' _...,._, .......,.., whole ICII, Jell, playa !Dr In ~.o....i.-' IIIYI he !Joll...o It' a the llrot triple play e'fllr r . . ...,...~ent hlotory, •- H:bod with Pt..Pieaoant lllwanlo at bello the ·1,... ~., loiUier walked. 1o11tt Waldie singled and Jim~ walkod~loollthebaooa. Rtrellcomeo: · Bill Ralrden bit a craund boll OVERHEAD ON THE CORNER to pltcbar Dan Houdaohell who _The two Dairy Quoolll or Ice threw to cotcher Mlck Alh to pt cream shops at Rodnoy and Rio ~.!""•• on MWe~ at the plato. Gronde ere bahv built by Wal>~threw to third baiOIJWI 11m- or White. Richard Cromoana or dy Lipscomb to nip Waldie IDr Bidwell and Clarence E. 'fllmll>the oecond out and Walcllo~ SCII 01 Gallipolis are de..,lo¢ng to second basomon Vem Ord to a 100 lot ·oubdlvlston on tile 0 J aetDoemnget, but theball,....r- White Rei. Ronald Sheeto and·hl~ thrown, went to richt !Ieider Jim father are bulldlng a 32 lot oubo McCOy who -ed to Lipscomb dlviiCII on Georp'o Crook Rei. to ..u Doemnger at third bue. Lealolt (SIOO(Jy or Creow) saunThe Glanlo dOWIIOCIIIIwan!a 3- dora, ctaas or 1940 at Gallla t In oeven lnnlngo and Jeff Hub- Acaclemy Rich School wao In bard led the wlnnero wJUt two town lhla week. That ~realhita. tionofapd»UcoUlclaloruac:methbv big" "" auppooed to have · TEDDY DIED THIS week at been amounced In Ute paper thlo lbo 1118 or 16 years and one past 1o1on1ay but 11 didn't materIIOtllh. He ..W be mlooed by all lalize. u .htf. bod become as ooe ot the end HerrliiOIIVille on the New Llml Hold, ..W bt dedicated on AueUst 18. Jack Crlap, who Initiated the park project, looks on as three bulldozers work building a tiu'ee4cre lake. A shelterhou:se is shown in the background. 14-Acre Park Dedication Date Set Pictures and Stj(Y By Bob WIPIJ€1! RUTLAND- Dedlcatloo otthe 1were park belnB developed by the Leodllli Creek COnservancy District and Watershed Association wW be held the aftei'IIOIIII o! SoJndlll, Auguot 18. Jack Crlap, chairman of both the watershed am conservancy district groups, sald the cer• mony will Include talks by public ofllctals and an aU41>.Y chicken ba'becue. The pork la bei!W built on land d~ by Mr. end lolr~ Dale Bachner end Mrs. James Titus. When completed, It wlll Include 41<...., he wu tile little do!ilhlt ..,.. ruled the roor or the Galllcloll• Rre alation back when Lawrence Dickey WII reoldeat ,y •' Sgt. Dennis Ki~es is shelter hooses, a nwnber of picnic lOCitlons, restroom tacWties 11111 camp sites. William Sheetan, U. S. defense ~ent employoe and'""""' ~~ pr the ' ' •verll!l, wlll beprlncipalspeaher tor the dedication. servaucy district ••Operation Mainstream.. program w h e n weather cmdltims did notpennlt :;tream cleaning and rechannelilll work on Little and Big Lead- LAKE FILLING - 0no aoclloo or the J...shaped lake belrw built 111land bel~ developed lmo a park on the New Lima Road started filliDg with water after heavy rains last week. EQuipment working on the park Is aeon In the backgroond. Evans Elected Quisenberry Small Part (Cootlnued lrmn Page flower and vegetable plants and raising canaries in a Of Youth are President of also structure he for that purI) by bought pcse. DurlnB a roor year period Underwriters JACKSON - Bon Evana, a native or Gallla ~ and now • resident o! Jac~ FrldlY .... elected preoldent or the Moderately Damaged Southeastero Ohio iJre UDderwriters A01oelatlon !Dr the 196&MIDDLEPORT - Moci!UIIl dom· 69 term. 1188 were Incurred to two ears The election ,.. conductod In In on accident at 5 a.m. SobarJackson. da,y on South Third St., MiddleOther now omcors elected port pollee aald. ..... were: A II<Jllhbound car drlven ., James M. S<olt, 75, Florida, Claude Daniela, Galllpollo, otruck a parked car owned by vlco )>resident; Frank Hamilton, Boil> File Middleport. Demageo Gallil)olls, oecrelarl'-treuurer. to the ~ car were estimated · Ccmmittee chairmen were llao at 11200 and $15 to the FUe appointed. They ore: vehicle. soott. posted a $.10 bond. Program - C. ''Mae" ~cGlnness, GaUipolla; educati.OO ~~Creeks. ol time Mr. Quisenberry • old hundreds of canaries in the area. As another source of Income, QuiserDrry also once took up Protesting MIDDLEPORT - Bill Henderson, a senior at Ohio Univeralt)' HARTFORD- S.-sgt. E.allennis E. Kbnea. son of Mr. a n d Mrs. Kenneth Ki~s, has been awarded tf\0 $liver Star or pi. lantry In actioo . above end .,._ yond the call or dulY on Nov. 29, 19671nVI-.n. The fllatlm; which geeslnSctKlmes' permanent mUitary reoord, Included t11e rdtowing description ol the action: aer vi~ as. oectlon ch 1er at hla unit's lire &IC>port baoe IOC4ted near tho IP"8tal torcea •lD11 at Bu Dop. AI' obout 2200 houra (IQ p. m.) the base waa oubjeeted to an lntellllve mortar end rockat attack by numerically 1,.,.r1or ,.,.... or Viet COngani!Norlh Vle>nameae Army trooPs. With com- lilY· plote dlareprd IDr his paroonal oaleQ>, Sit- lllmes ofa!•nll,aab' S.~ Kimel 11 mtived tllrcll(h the ball or n1ml Ill• lhlrd tcuJ' or dub' shrlpDel and debrlstolnaurealat ,. He tas recot...:illall each or his men bod ide- dudlqJ llle ~~ quate cover. AI the 01101J1Y .,.,.. Star "trith ''V" · ~. 11111 t h e ' tar ard rocket blrrapa bepn to •Army Ac,COI\I~dm ModaL He aoj)lkfo, the lnalll'lenll launched Ia a 19ft 'fll'llillli!" or Wahaml ' a muahefP"JJI"'laasaull-the Rich 11\!boollliol:~~ bue1apeilmater,Sci-Klmelim- IIF~li§G.'f', · modlaiiiY rallied hl1 men'aiilllod · Set- lllmel' ·a41drioa1la: them tllrOIJI!I U!o boa'!' wlume or hostile ~ arm•anol.a~llc S.-l!rJI, DiaDII· E. Kimel, RA * sign palnUng, equipped a truck, majoring in sociology, said there and traveled the rural routes of are "some things I'd like to see Meigs CouJ1lll palntllli names oo cllanged, but my protest doesn't mallbolll!s. run to violence," in Jnrorma1 roEariJ' ln 1938 whUe White Rock marks Fridf3 night to members was closed for repairs, Quisenor the Middleport - Pomeroy Roberry visited his home ln Ke,. Jary Club at Heath Church. tuck)' in his "0. K, Mailbox ServIntroduced by llolarlan C. E. ice" truck and it was on this trip Btakeslee, student Henderson ho concalvod the ldea ol slarlllli was a 4--H usistant the sUIIllll8r his usatety Tag'' bqsiness. of 196? In Meigs COUnty. He Ia a Taga for dOl collArs have been shipped to every state in the u. native ol Guernacy Counl)', Henderaoo's program. wa1 1 ion and a number of foreign question and answer period. He CCIIIItl'tes. ~ to· thell'·. ~. 13870121.,~"/t" atrJ. 2Dd.__Bl\, was answering 1 que1tion on 11 M)' chest especially swelled "T!It ellllll1 hid~ to · 33rd Ar!i., r.it 'Int. Dlv,, APO whether or not he ~ like prowith pride when I received an orwithin 75 meto)'e or bi1 Poiltloi) ~ t~ SUI ~- Callt testing pre- condltlons. Charles WUey, Jackson; health der from Roy Rogers, Sky Haven It was his opln!onaqulte small IIIII he hid qulclolnr.. - Curt! a Qualey, South P.olnt; l,. Ranch, Uke Hughes, Calitili:direct lire. He percentage or studenla droll out- pare thelr• duatrlal relation• - Donald Stu>- fornia,'' says Ben. He later re- 1111dlahly end proteat with vio- theD ald!1tu111 dtrtdeoi lhiln In ceived another order frc:m t b e ley, Gallipolis; leglalatlm lence, but that the1 get a ~ ~ ~"" Charles Wiley, JackiOD; mem· flm.ed cowboy actor's rather. llre·IIWO llle 'rUiil ot tile~ lty ol the preas notice"' Mr. Quisenberry's largest orbershlp - Myron Davia, JackPresident Wilbur TheDblld iiW ·~· ~tho),p ~ son; pOOiic relatlona - Claude der was for 5,700 tags from the presided. He IIIIIOUIICed the relflDaniela, Galllpolla, end James Joy Dog Food Comi>OJIY. He daUy 'u!.., ' .. naUon or Dick Iiawli~W• rr.,.n the Landrum, WeUatoJn. receives a few stngleorders lrtDI club end the appcbtmentormem,;1 . '-' Publlc service - Fronh Hlm- various parts ol the nation end Uton, GaJJipolh; qualltybuslness baa now hand • stamped over bers to Emmett Shuler's rilem- C. uMac" McGinness, Galli. 261,000 tags in three decades. berahtp committee •• Bernard Foltz, C&r1 Horky end Wo\)deU Don Hubbard, another S)rracuse pOll a. GWil~i>£$ .:...· •.•"IIY Gerlach. Tile clUb picnic on AUg. The next meetllli will be held man, assists Quisenberry during 16 will be a........ \ry GOrlacb, V.otfpl.edt .• on Friday, Sept. 13. AU area peak bualness perlod~ assl1ted by Dr. ~ern . 'm. uro .Ullderwrlters are inviU!d. uone must be good to make chairman, Matheney. . good" and "In less than a da)o, The 1968 loolboll i>t.JQIIJ wUl SUNDAY your tags are on their way" ue be held 'lllursclay, NO'!. U,wllha TIMES· SENTINEL two lavorlte saylrws ol the well· chairman to be ·~ .. "11)j• • l•l!<l ~"n .'iulllll.' b~ ' 1111 Ohkl \allt J liked businessman. Heath ladloil : iilr~!W PubLo ~to'"" <.:o. r.ALU~>ou.~ lM.II.\ TtUBl:H: Thoua:h QuiseOOerry is very were Mrs. Ern85t . ~t~ Thi rll.hc., t.lil i~~Ql l•, Ollio , ~Sf;) I Pill> proud of his business, he Is even l o>hed f\CI .' ""ilcW.' ~''"' "'~ '"'"fPI S.twrlll). s.,...,.,., th•• L'o••llt;~ hid 111 Gall ~poll•. 0111o. more proud of his three sons, Joe, Jolm Mrs. Max l.il~~ •. rm.: LMII.' st;:o.;l"I~~L Roger C. and Doo. · SIJilorn, uu Mk•• nlt ~rt~~t,P-..o,.l.lllil.l, ~n". Joe, the oldest, Is a Lleutehi Pld ifi!CIII '"""! "~ t•fllhlll eanp1 !it.t~rnt Col 1 ( h U u~. 1:n~.~r111 lllltl.•nll ~.. ,~ meilort,: 11111.,. • I one R t e . S. Arm)' Pomeru:o. •M,-., """ Mka. and la current1)' servl.ng at the w..-. .-n' ....,._. WIX OIL FILTIRS _.,_...., .,_... _ __ _ .. t· ~· ... rr•L........:JT, ,.. , .-.;:: FORAUV-8 PON11ACS 8UICKS OI,DSMOIILES P.C.55 Oti.Y ' 1.66 p , POMEROY - lolra, SOphia Gln1her Dufb', 86, Pomeroy, died Teddy tielot¥ec~ to AlC Fred 1. Frldoy at lolelp Galoral HOI· t.key. who Ia .wltb the United pita! following a llngerfnc W• Air Force, otatloned at noaa. ~ Dill AFll, Tlin&JI, ~Diet.She Ia survived by a doughIt' ~ atatlonoclln leelanilprl- · lor, Elizabeth, at home; a lister, at to"·hla ai.il~..,. II the F1or- lolra. George star•-, ""--, f4i bu6. '~~-and HYoral niece~·.;;;~. - ' She ..... member or the Porn' &.2 LAIIRY LEE GV'J'HRIE left eroy Clolrch o1 Chrlll Tlundl1 tor his -&allanmoat · Funeral oervlcoo will be held With the United Slateo Army stg. at 2 p, m, MCIIdoy at the Ewing ill!' Corp1 at Fort catoon, Colo. Foneral Home with the Rev. JerTbt fonner Gallla Acodem,yHich 1'1' lolutors end the Rev. ....... ollltlldlfti,;<Birllll•'ti!IJ ..... •.eMi· iiiliiWIIi -.JJts.'"-,. "'" " "'". m-• . Misb8 lUUI~r_¥ p 1 Is Repo,tled ·. n:RMsCII-" stlN "T'""JIIIIl"J(l~ IJl e•rrl1r dllol.• ~~~~~ ,.,._), ; 1111" ....,h. MAIL ~ · B.'i(.·ai'TI()PO a.TU\ The (>IU !lOll•. U ibl,;,. In Ohlulll II".., \ lr· linla. 111• )1111" 101M~ lhiii'IIIU• ~~ thrn mDI'lth• PI """••t•. -~•••v.M•IMilh•"l""' -.;:- :i~·~Mt(J,.,, ""'••• t5. ~ dir• - •" 11 a1 . ;• .._. N. The l.niJIIIJ Pt;il ~ lllllrnM. . l.,tf)CIUJO- ~~ ·~~~•ttw ...... "" lor .-.u.... ~u~~ illll ,_..ili..,.,t"-",...:~••lh••-.,...,.,. litO IIIII kto·~J - - __..,........ n. data proceutno servlce eerUr ''0 at Edgewood Ata.enal, Marylanl. Reser 1 the &eCOfl1 SOn, i 8 & }nnlll'. ""'ft tlmt prolesiOJ' ln the electrtCII eJWineering department at Obi., UDiversity, and Don Ia 1 llieh IChooiJ~ tr(a) art tea he .~ ....us s c r ..., eoach at South Chlrleaton. o., ftlll' ~ringfleld. ·a •· ,.J~<t& IA.II,'~lillebeJliP.oi·Wiih.. hla Poienia. Mr. ard lolra. ·~. Guflu'le, HI. 21M-' In llel\d> l)ro¥4~ I . lit,~. DulfY was' ~;;.J.;.r l, doalh by her llllband, ow.n Duf• 1). Frlenda may call at the limwell. He eDieredtheArmylnFob- oral home anytime, 1'117 1968,- hlabasletralni!W at Fort Knox, Ky., aod then had 1 L- v • t!fit ,...ko.llhancod tral'lllll at .,o,.,. nellef' F'iirt'LoCIIard .Wood, · ~POMEROY - JoJ1m Koloer,IDr, . meriT or Pomeroy, died Wodneo~ JOYCE :NEW, an om- do1 In·loflrYavlllt. ploijoe · ot count;y auditor 1o1orton Ho wa1 the om or tho lito' L, Dicke)>' a omco, bod I bia Mr. end lolra. Jacob Koloer end amne wban ~-- bor 1011, .... born In Pomeroy, 91rvtvKtiiiQ' ·New'a hllllll n11 ID tho IDg are hla wire, Franco111 olorallllllkJut Oriole• 5 Rod Soi 0 ter' Mrs. Millie lolldLitde Lolgue pme lhla week. dleport; a bnlthor, Cbarln, Copmo ,.. ralllld oul In lumbuo; l1lo batr-brothero, WU. thebot:tcmorthelhlrdltlnbwand Hem Hoi~ Po11181'0J, and Jen I,&IIDO has to 10 IDUr -leto Hoi~ ChUllcothe, end 181aral IDII~Wa before It' a orllctal. Toll)' n!ecea and JIOI)hewo. Folden bod Walkod end Wll C11 base when Now bit tho clrelllt clout. New hod·•II!Wied the llrst tlnie .,_ · Ettella Sue Runyon Now the Orlolea lulolo how we GALLIPOLIS - Elllolla llle ;~,r..~ ~~ ·:"n ~ ' 1?, Rt. 1, Gallt,oil1 · · · · ""' •~ 01 (Bollavllla · Rd.) died 111 5:30 p.' ~i,; boya ooit Jn ~ tJ.a \vo · !!id'to play It Qyei-,. Thai~o the m., Frlolay In Hol•or Holpi!OI, """ . • bad boon n1 oboUI to dayo. :;"" the old ball'bOurieia.. 9Je .... bom 00 Oct. 13 1950 I -!. . . ' . ' I ' :k;m WIIITE SOX, ' ' · In Ga1J41oll1, ~ or J111101 ·' · · tfie ' ' 1111 ,bi>Ja, . end NOra ·Wecfdlnaton ~. loat 3-2 to Rod Sol Wodnoo, Mill li1ID7on fli'IWated fropl ..,. nlcht In llle Kne!' C r •.o k Gellla ,AcMernr ~ Scboolllilo toumlmeDI. . Jill~ , ~· ,moat ..111• __... i!ba' · · ,PUlled the l'at tr.D ibl an~ the .- ,..._ , ~ a me. . . .lUI lnnlnr> 'l'illliiwtiro·dolni s,o 1at~ 1111 ~ 0 IAiadaro, 1111111f when the 11 " · · '· .-... """ In IMlbcio1 acnvld,l • r~JI(,.~rted ~ ,.• Shot lo!IIM•*s byborPII1UI~ tllon IIIJ!ed ~ ~ ~. oiJoii!Jt.r;Prococ!flllior In dlilb ~ theT>t~~ ~ lt.to J•n.ltH. !lle ·~. U!o· Firli amxa... "On this date, Sgt. Kimes w11 .lll•i!/•n I ' ..C.,~j{FMI) ~' Jnstitute ol Reg- Others npected to mike re- I ' ;!ciiiOI Developmllllt at Ohio Un!- marks ore Phil Lavelle and Homer !levis, Economic Develol)ment Administratim; V e r n o n Wlostead or Franh Beontolt, Ohio Department of Natural Resources Uli Bernard V, F'llltz, prosecutillt attorney, representiqJ ~igs CounO,y ofllclals. Materials to build racUltles at the park have been donated end labor was provided by the con- hia Duffy . ·lreman. a three-acre L-shlped lake, two. '' Mrs. Sop .·,. ::'!!"' ~her bod ••ve,.~~·tl!l• ~~~ Chlr.dior <iii!IJ!Iilll. · · ~on. ',< · · 1 '" · Fuatral uiivtae.~ ;wlll.,. , .II,..~ , Counting lilt ~· tOoir~nt IlL,~ otfi Wooi!t-Hall~: . . .•• the SollitYt ..... ~ 11111,,. TtoOd ~· Home .... Both 101101 , ...,.. by ···~ lit'n.V .i. c."'-~· iiN run. Alii,, to lolp·dil\ avo or l'iiJW lliU be. ·&; ~-;;,; . ll!o 1lx wlila ~!l~!Wiont"""' CeDill • , .· • tlio other IW (Oiif. . . . ~ ~ call·~ tho flinor• , ._,, ~ aure ilqlo, al 110meibiitw.ea·2-4 .... ?-8 ..,__•. I r.IJow, The W · ...,... ' · ,kjol two. I arrl.eoi at : ·]• Long may It wave! • Tilt ~· CouiJIJ Y- ~Icon Oub h&• recel~ an Amertcon lllg IDr ruture uae. 'llle lila ,... tho sift o! Dlatrlct (;..,. sreooman Clarence Mlller. bal' lbt ratalll;f' IGial ... der I¥ for tho c:ompareble per· . lod 0( end 80 below ... w··"'··-· - - .. 19f'1' lt&e ~Tile aver.,. dolly ~wao5.i. ·,.I' , ' , P~VAU.EYHOSPITAL ~ la!cluol!!lllSG pe-'. , ADJitrrTED: S1,von Wollln1 de •· 509 •ehlclo-~.o. Jiaraw, Pl. PlaaiWK; 306 PI . I, 44 moter<:J- l'lrt, Pl. l'lea111111; Tony Jarie THE REV. WENDELL S'ruTLER points wltll pride to hla For- clllllo, 14 Fllate, ~ lrabl l')!riCIIO. Pl. Pleaoant; Mrl, llolesl Run lolethodlat Church congrept!CII. He' a amued at the~ rlderl 1111 ..,. bouoe realdeDI. 111111 Dursl, Portland, o. ber or young - l e atlehdlng the church - end not aiCIIO - they The latter died ID outo DISCHARGED: Jamea Harlllllll are l'alth~ by their paranta, craahea. Of tho 1,032 Ylcllma .rt. Plea18111; Irene KeliJ', pj_ . 306 were -pro OJ!' :p!Oasant; lolra, Hill John1011 end TRYING THEIR HAND IDr the llrit time In the - bualno 11 - 213 boya and !13 glrla. Over· ~lllllter. Pl. Ploaaaat; WUllam P ....,, at the Malgo C00111l' Fair ..W be the lolelga Athletic Booaters. The all, ?35 males end 29'1 Comaleo Bryon, AIIXon; Marie KDaw, Pl. 1011 Counll' Homemakers coun- .,...... ..W OCCIOPY the ronner chicken and nbblt bulldiDg wblch hao we~:a,:'led. Pleasant; Mrs. Glylord Thomal, - = • e n s • • • .' 'cH; Leah Am Miller, New Hebeen renovated lor use by the srooop. deaths fell from ~60 pt PleaSBJt. · .. a.ukf 4...,... ven Woman's Club; Karen Kl\)' Tlio B008ter8 claim they'D BY THE WAY, CONNIEiolorar~ to 336, while rural l'atalltlea ,,..._ _ _ _ _;:__ _. . . ; : : : : : ; : : : : : : : : : : Greene, New Haven Jr, Woman's ohcnred a big drop from ?19 to • . .Club; Rolli& Doolltue, Pl. Pleas- have no trouble In ptt!Jw cua- Icy, fDrnierty of Syracuse end ICiners Into their Indoor, a lltUe now ot Columbus, 11 hoapltallzed 676. l'odoatrlan death• reU from ant Jr. Woman's Clli>; Carolyn Keerer, HlllbWy t-11 Club; Val- olf the beaten track establlab- end would IIJpreclate hearing 181 to 156, or more than half the total decreaoe ror tho six orle RalnQ', Pl. Pleasant Kl- meat - they plan to use the big- lrmn Meigs County lrlenda. She ltanls Clli>; Jamie Wollmaa, Pt. gest rootball team members to Is ln Rlvorslde Methodlot Boa- -~ The on!¥ -less doyo were throw customen Into the place pltal Room 413 Fourth F1 Plea18111 Rotar7 Club and Roes .... 1 lhlnh (ani hope) they're kidRive; •-• Coloor, Jan. 8 end Jan. 14. 1IY counties, 1o1ar1e Butcher, PI, P1ea111111 U- ding. --~ ·~ the toll ranged from 107 In Cuyabus. ono Club, hop to zero In Jack1011, the lone Auauot 6 the candldoteo will death-tree area. liln&le l'atalltles INCID~NT ALLY, booaternrho AND, FROM RACINE, Dorobe pests at a luncheon at llOOil are to work at the fair restaur.. 1111' J!adsley writes that her son were recorded by Brown, car. and will appear In the Fair Porant ore to report to the omce or Charles, oervl!llln Vlellwn,laU- roll, ~. Harrloon, Morado at 2 p.m. Following ~oe parDr. R. R. Pickens at 6 p. m. ed to send a complete address gan end Onion counties. Cuyaado each girl will belntenlewed hoga lilted 25 podestrlana, 25 . & Motor Lodge by the Judgea then at 7 p.m. at Frkla,y IDr the required food which we published earlier. North H It, 61 , , . Plint rt.....i w... Ylrtlllhl handlers' examination. pasoengero, 50 clrlvero, two blThe correct address is: the fairgrounds, the evening gown Enll'l' hbld.. •114 wktul IM... fw • Nl.ht W cycllll.l 1111 llvo motorcycUoto cot W••t Vl,.tnla'• Nnrw,t ' .._., Melt MNtm 1~ ., Charles S. Badgley, R.N. COIIIjlOIItlon will be held and the True HOliDAY I• Oftlr • fww mil• htlr · ; : " ~·:• · ' ' A B20-80-84, "H" Co., :tnd PJ~ ID lta dealb toll. D'11r ond Club 1" tf1e tt.tlaht ,,.,; b..iJ. _... h ::::: crowning o1 the new queen will Dome . . . u,. 1ft Wx...,ktu. I1IOIM Mdl with IIIMWI Following CUyahoga, CatallUes 2nd Bn., 26th Marines, 3 beD!anby last Y081" • Qleon, Miss Swim ••• Oelf , .• "''" liN at ,__, ~ I~~Ntt . _..:.~.­ lnduded Hamilton 63, &unmltt elart If .• lint... 111.J:I d...ole . . . • · • • .._. Marine Division, 1'1'0 san Frana Baraa. 50, Franklin 41, Monl&mnery 38, • A.tt 8tr1J hcUIIIIII • T...... C...U ciaco, Cali!., 96602. • Gelf c..ir.e ............ ' ' Stark 33, and Lorain 31. Thus • 0~ ... _ . . . .... • a.. 1: G.lnaet . . . .n.t Waiblr PMI f•r y......_ • C......IR hdll&a the oeven leading countlea had a total ot 363 deatho, the seven SAN FRANCISCO (IJPl) amoller ones on!¥ six. MIJSIC !Dr your llatelliJv aod ~~ltv pleasure Thurs. Haight-Albury, rocked by 111o Moonship PU8e8 GALLlPOLIS - Nooh Curtll oll1ings In three doyo, Ia fast , - - - - - - - - . : : : Friend ' Elllotl, ?3, a retired Gallla erun. losing Ita clalm aa llle meeea cyJarmer, cllecl at 4 Lm, Satur- or the love 110110rot1on. Tho hlp- Most Critical Test doy at hie home on Rt. 775 , Jl(eo are laaYilljJ and oo 1a the CAPE KENNEDY (IJPI)- The near Mldaoc, noo..-lolonco. Apollo 7 moonahlp paaoed Ito Born April 7, 1895, ID WalThe Dower chUdren gathered moat critical ground tesl Friday nut Twp., be ,.. the 100 of the there tor 11m and aharlng not 10 and if I repeat ia U IUCCISS· late W, G. and IKarjo Notter. Bo· 11118 11&0, but tho six-btod< M next week, command pilot euatoiii7 cralied Sclwlt PIESiftTS tore hlo roUrement, he "'' ID near Golden Gate Park heo tum- Woller Schlrro OJI>Oc:ts to heed euatom llerleL ronel~ tho (1811oral truddng bualnell. ed Into an area o1 violence. Po- a three-man team .on an ll..tay blended to aehleoe the fineat apnnkm. A'flilable The younpll ot alght chUdron, Uce HY II Ia Me &ted with dope eerth orbital Dl&lrt In October, in t.w,. or three be1Jr1x8 he waa preceded In death by lbolr peddlers and hoodlums. Schlrra end bio two cr""""'n liiDi!ela. with tronl ldlclloa brothara and two listers. !UrFrldly police found the body 11om Elaole and Waller frollt 1'00111. Sdlalt Cuivlvoro are hla widow, Mro. Maude ot a 20-year.old Ponaacala, FIL, nlngbam, apent nine end a haJr In aullmllk: i!eeor, InDrummond Elliott, and • broth-. youth, Earlier, tho .... or a hours In t11elr &hlp Frldly, pu>and tile or, 0, E. Elliott. · prominent Ealll Bay contractor tloi .It ~ .1, m~leve Servj,got,ll;lll.lie ~ ~ ,;. M.!l.,_~ ahol,:to des~: - Wll- 0111111 In In llj'leos teslcllamber. 2 p.m. 'l'iin.Jay at IIIia ilet.d- · .Wo arit Jtlll illli'P. · ' • f. Wotherholt Funeral Home by the Rev. Jolm Davl1. Burial lllllbt In Neal cem....,. on Rt. 715. Faculty Antes Up Frleeda may call 111nc1q 1111 MCIIdoy evonlng II the llmeral home. Facing Action CGLUMBUS (IJPI) - A or Ohio . Slate Un!vorally faelll\y mombers have made cootrlbuWASIIINGTON (1111) - Rep. llon• to pay billory pro(ooocr Page Belcbor, R.()Jda., oald Sat. David Green - !Ired ror burning urdoy ho will try to kill the his drift card - to lecture tor GALLIPOLI! - Mra. Lydia nou ... veraton or tile Omnibus a IIW'Ier. amco, 78, Ill. 1 Galllpolla, died Friday at the home or a daulb- Fa·nn Bill when It lo submitted Bernard ROlen, aoslstan! phltor pu-, perhaps next woek. lo&ophy pro(o1sor, oald $3,000 lor whom ahe .... visiting at Belcher Is rao!klng Republican bad booo pledpd rrom the FaelllBaltimore, Md. Born ID Addlaoo Twp,, Jan. on the Hoooe Asrlelllture Com- 11 Aallll!llbl)' for Relj)OIIsible Jn. ID Univerld\y Affairs. 8, 1890, ohe n1 the daullbler mittee which wrote Ute measure. It d exteod ror ..,. or the Jete Colonel end Halm Rood IIetz. Her bulband, Rich- year, tiJrouih 1970, tho major ard Allen 8moe, died In 1932. JllOfi!'IJU or procllctlon control 9le IIIIUnivedbythreeclauab- and price supports ror wlloat, tere, Mra, Wilbur ()Iori) Wad- reed ..-a~na. end - · doll end Mra. loaJah (Marloe) Gallo, both or GaJIII>ollo. 111c1 Servlees will be COIIIllcted at Mlaa Bernlee Buaee, at home; 2 p.m. TueadoJ at lollller'l Home • 1011, Edwin T. Bwlee, Sllntlas- for F11110ral1 by the Rov, Alfred ky; two slatero, M111 Nora lloiZ, Holl~. Burial ..w be In Fullon. Columbua, end Mrl. Ci¥de Soon- cemoter)' In Addlom T " p. dora, Toledo; elabl fll'llldcbll- Frlonda may call at the llmeral dren, eediO[II'ell....anlchUdren. home atlor 2p.m. .\loadaY. ....-: . ~:::;::::.-:;;:;;;; Area DeathS flmll1, I . JLyou're wondering 'lllw! Tecl- qp. (lias ll&UN 11roi, 196? aee- Gllll.).lileludod, GaJIIa, 2-1; Molto. ~' -At~~eoe, U; ,Jaekoon, o-tr 24 end 57 ? ., ..... v-. ......, . ..w be VJinll IDI'the Utle .i'iilta Muon Cooltt1 Fair Qietn,; . whfD the coOMII II held ... ra& IIPII!IIW nl8hl. Aupot 6 ..iii. the evant 1moWied for ? p.m. The Clllllest Is opon10rod by the l't. Ploaa&n>-lolaooo Counllo Chamber of Conunorcoi. · candidates end tllelr IJ)OIIaors are: C'·-·•-· Wal•- pt, m '""'"""'" -· ~-aant lolerchantl Division; Kall!i Se:re, Point Plea18111 \VO!rian•o Club; Addle May Rboacloo, lolaCOilnl;y lltll ~ trll!lc toll by ...... t!n ..flii thio !!rill o1x JIIQIItllo ot "it!~ ·JH8,1rs ..,.,.... liltll a Y08r . :"' o.u ••-n!ed 8TATS I* AII·M ' me..:.- Hippies Leave, =- rJ Hoods Move In SaLe~ THE BIGGEST SELLER IN OHIO MOBILE HOMES SALES FAIULOUS ew\- SCHULT CUSTOM Omnibus Farm Bill Kill - . i Southern States' Factory-to-Farm Program Cuts Handling Costs and Saves Money . MORE savi,ngs are made possible through agency s ,larger-quantity·purchasing 1. Place rounnler befururrlval 2. Takadallvarr prampbr upon arrival ~·~~]~._..;.,,_.__, ) '·."'• �' '. '' .F~tali1t .Toll Meves.., ·l)o.wh.uiariirin ' ~968 · coUII!Byi - Cl1lcJ lied oaly olilth.thl 411• oo lt11Qh-' '1!111 ~ fliil ·lll;lll olx ......,. ~ lfe&; ·u . lntllc ~ a ·toO .>or 1,012 lltoo. Ono poriCII ••• liiiWII M . IOU!' ~lour•. '!lit 14 . mlnutoa t11e lJ2-AAy ·.,.., two For Queen P.T, PL!A&wr- Ton Muon . ll!IIWING LAKE - HHYJ IQIIIpment has b8on lo!t>t busy ln recent weeks at the site of the new 1kcre park lJe.. t111 built by the Leodllli Creek Cooaervancy Dlotrlct end Watershed association. The park, loc1ted between Rutland They're !IIIII lllklllrllbaut U,. tiolpie prQ the.~ Gtlllll ~ ~~kLlltlnst• Pt. ~ Kl-• July ~BIMbo Teau, Am1aJ ....w ~... iM&uo Tournamonl. i ... Bill R•"''--' •-~--~ ·' · t~ Giants--:""' _...,._, .......,.., whole ICII, Jell, playa !Dr In ~.o....i.-' IIIYI he !Joll...o It' a the llrot triple play e'fllr r . . ...,...~ent hlotory, •- H:bod with Pt..Pieaoant lllwanlo at bello the ·1,... ~., loiUier walked. 1o11tt Waldie singled and Jim~ walkod~loollthebaooa. Rtrellcomeo: · Bill Ralrden bit a craund boll OVERHEAD ON THE CORNER to pltcbar Dan Houdaohell who _The two Dairy Quoolll or Ice threw to cotcher Mlck Alh to pt cream shops at Rodnoy and Rio ~.!""•• on MWe~ at the plato. Gronde ere bahv built by Wal>~threw to third baiOIJWI 11m- or White. Richard Cromoana or dy Lipscomb to nip Waldie IDr Bidwell and Clarence E. 'fllmll>the oecond out and Walcllo~ SCII 01 Gallipolis are de..,lo¢ng to second basomon Vem Ord to a 100 lot ·oubdlvlston on tile 0 J aetDoemnget, but theball,....r- White Rei. Ronald Sheeto and·hl~ thrown, went to richt !Ieider Jim father are bulldlng a 32 lot oubo McCOy who -ed to Lipscomb dlviiCII on Georp'o Crook Rei. to ..u Doemnger at third bue. Lealolt (SIOO(Jy or Creow) saunThe Glanlo dOWIIOCIIIIwan!a 3- dora, ctaas or 1940 at Gallla t In oeven lnnlngo and Jeff Hub- Acaclemy Rich School wao In bard led the wlnnero wJUt two town lhla week. That ~realhita. tionofapd»UcoUlclaloruac:methbv big" "" auppooed to have · TEDDY DIED THIS week at been amounced In Ute paper thlo lbo 1118 or 16 years and one past 1o1on1ay but 11 didn't materIIOtllh. He ..W be mlooed by all lalize. u .htf. bod become as ooe ot the end HerrliiOIIVille on the New Llml Hold, ..W bt dedicated on AueUst 18. Jack Crlap, who Initiated the park project, looks on as three bulldozers work building a tiu'ee4cre lake. A shelterhou:se is shown in the background. 14-Acre Park Dedication Date Set Pictures and Stj(Y By Bob WIPIJ€1! RUTLAND- Dedlcatloo otthe 1were park belnB developed by the Leodllli Creek COnservancy District and Watershed Association wW be held the aftei'IIOIIII o! SoJndlll, Auguot 18. Jack Crlap, chairman of both the watershed am conservancy district groups, sald the cer• mony will Include talks by public ofllctals and an aU41>.Y chicken ba'becue. The pork la bei!W built on land d~ by Mr. end lolr~ Dale Bachner end Mrs. James Titus. When completed, It wlll Include 41<...., he wu tile little do!ilhlt ..,.. ruled the roor or the Galllcloll• Rre alation back when Lawrence Dickey WII reoldeat ,y •' Sgt. Dennis Ki~es is shelter hooses, a nwnber of picnic lOCitlons, restroom tacWties 11111 camp sites. William Sheetan, U. S. defense ~ent employoe and'""""' ~~ pr the ' ' •verll!l, wlll beprlncipalspeaher tor the dedication. servaucy district ••Operation Mainstream.. program w h e n weather cmdltims did notpennlt :;tream cleaning and rechannelilll work on Little and Big Lead- LAKE FILLING - 0no aoclloo or the J...shaped lake belrw built 111land bel~ developed lmo a park on the New Lima Road started filliDg with water after heavy rains last week. EQuipment working on the park Is aeon In the backgroond. Evans Elected Quisenberry Small Part (Cootlnued lrmn Page flower and vegetable plants and raising canaries in a Of Youth are President of also structure he for that purI) by bought pcse. DurlnB a roor year period Underwriters JACKSON - Bon Evana, a native or Gallla ~ and now • resident o! Jac~ FrldlY .... elected preoldent or the Moderately Damaged Southeastero Ohio iJre UDderwriters A01oelatlon !Dr the 196&MIDDLEPORT - Moci!UIIl dom· 69 term. 1188 were Incurred to two ears The election ,.. conductod In In on accident at 5 a.m. SobarJackson. da,y on South Third St., MiddleOther now omcors elected port pollee aald. ..... were: A II<Jllhbound car drlven ., James M. S<olt, 75, Florida, Claude Daniela, Galllpollo, otruck a parked car owned by vlco )>resident; Frank Hamilton, Boil> File Middleport. Demageo Gallil)olls, oecrelarl'-treuurer. to the ~ car were estimated · Ccmmittee chairmen were llao at 11200 and $15 to the FUe appointed. They ore: vehicle. soott. posted a $.10 bond. Program - C. ''Mae" ~cGlnness, GaUipolla; educati.OO ~~Creeks. ol time Mr. Quisenberry • old hundreds of canaries in the area. As another source of Income, QuiserDrry also once took up Protesting MIDDLEPORT - Bill Henderson, a senior at Ohio Univeralt)' HARTFORD- S.-sgt. E.allennis E. Kbnea. son of Mr. a n d Mrs. Kenneth Ki~s, has been awarded tf\0 $liver Star or pi. lantry In actioo . above end .,._ yond the call or dulY on Nov. 29, 19671nVI-.n. The fllatlm; which geeslnSctKlmes' permanent mUitary reoord, Included t11e rdtowing description ol the action: aer vi~ as. oectlon ch 1er at hla unit's lire &IC>port baoe IOC4ted near tho IP"8tal torcea •lD11 at Bu Dop. AI' obout 2200 houra (IQ p. m.) the base waa oubjeeted to an lntellllve mortar end rockat attack by numerically 1,.,.r1or ,.,.... or Viet COngani!Norlh Vle>nameae Army trooPs. With com- lilY· plote dlareprd IDr his paroonal oaleQ>, Sit- lllmes ofa!•nll,aab' S.~ Kimel 11 mtived tllrcll(h the ball or n1ml Ill• lhlrd tcuJ' or dub' shrlpDel and debrlstolnaurealat ,. He tas recot...:illall each or his men bod ide- dudlqJ llle ~~ quate cover. AI the 01101J1Y .,.,.. Star "trith ''V" · ~. 11111 t h e ' tar ard rocket blrrapa bepn to •Army Ac,COI\I~dm ModaL He aoj)lkfo, the lnalll'lenll launched Ia a 19ft 'fll'llillli!" or Wahaml ' a muahefP"JJI"'laasaull-the Rich 11\!boollliol:~~ bue1apeilmater,Sci-Klmelim- IIF~li§G.'f', · modlaiiiY rallied hl1 men'aiilllod · Set- lllmel' ·a41drioa1la: them tllrOIJI!I U!o boa'!' wlume or hostile ~ arm•anol.a~llc S.-l!rJI, DiaDII· E. Kimel, RA * sign palnUng, equipped a truck, majoring in sociology, said there and traveled the rural routes of are "some things I'd like to see Meigs CouJ1lll palntllli names oo cllanged, but my protest doesn't mallbolll!s. run to violence," in Jnrorma1 roEariJ' ln 1938 whUe White Rock marks Fridf3 night to members was closed for repairs, Quisenor the Middleport - Pomeroy Roberry visited his home ln Ke,. Jary Club at Heath Church. tuck)' in his "0. K, Mailbox ServIntroduced by llolarlan C. E. ice" truck and it was on this trip Btakeslee, student Henderson ho concalvod the ldea ol slarlllli was a 4--H usistant the sUIIllll8r his usatety Tag'' bqsiness. of 196? In Meigs COUnty. He Ia a Taga for dOl collArs have been shipped to every state in the u. native ol Guernacy Counl)', Henderaoo's program. wa1 1 ion and a number of foreign question and answer period. He CCIIIItl'tes. ~ to· thell'·. ~. 13870121.,~"/t" atrJ. 2Dd.__Bl\, was answering 1 que1tion on 11 M)' chest especially swelled "T!It ellllll1 hid~ to · 33rd Ar!i., r.it 'Int. Dlv,, APO whether or not he ~ like prowith pride when I received an orwithin 75 meto)'e or bi1 Poiltloi) ~ t~ SUI ~- Callt testing pre- condltlons. Charles WUey, Jackson; health der from Roy Rogers, Sky Haven It was his opln!onaqulte small IIIII he hid qulclolnr.. - Curt! a Qualey, South P.olnt; l,. Ranch, Uke Hughes, Calitili:direct lire. He percentage or studenla droll out- pare thelr• duatrlal relation• - Donald Stu>- fornia,'' says Ben. He later re- 1111dlahly end proteat with vio- theD ald!1tu111 dtrtdeoi lhiln In ceived another order frc:m t b e ley, Gallipolis; leglalatlm lence, but that the1 get a ~ ~ ~"" Charles Wiley, JackiOD; mem· flm.ed cowboy actor's rather. llre·IIWO llle 'rUiil ot tile~ lty ol the preas notice"' Mr. Quisenberry's largest orbershlp - Myron Davia, JackPresident Wilbur TheDblld iiW ·~· ~tho),p ~ son; pOOiic relatlona - Claude der was for 5,700 tags from the presided. He IIIIIOUIICed the relflDaniela, Galllpolla, end James Joy Dog Food Comi>OJIY. He daUy 'u!.., ' .. naUon or Dick Iiawli~W• rr.,.n the Landrum, WeUatoJn. receives a few stngleorders lrtDI club end the appcbtmentormem,;1 . '-' Publlc service - Fronh Hlm- various parts ol the nation end Uton, GaJJipolh; qualltybuslness baa now hand • stamped over bers to Emmett Shuler's rilem- C. uMac" McGinness, Galli. 261,000 tags in three decades. berahtp committee •• Bernard Foltz, C&r1 Horky end Wo\)deU Don Hubbard, another S)rracuse pOll a. GWil~i>£$ .:...· •.•"IIY Gerlach. Tile clUb picnic on AUg. The next meetllli will be held man, assists Quisenberry during 16 will be a........ \ry GOrlacb, V.otfpl.edt .• on Friday, Sept. 13. AU area peak bualness perlod~ assl1ted by Dr. ~ern . 'm. uro .Ullderwrlters are inviU!d. uone must be good to make chairman, Matheney. . good" and "In less than a da)o, The 1968 loolboll i>t.JQIIJ wUl SUNDAY your tags are on their way" ue be held 'lllursclay, NO'!. U,wllha TIMES· SENTINEL two lavorlte saylrws ol the well· chairman to be ·~ .. "11)j• • l•l!<l ~"n .'iulllll.' b~ ' 1111 Ohkl \allt J liked businessman. Heath ladloil : iilr~!W PubLo ~to'"" <.:o. r.ALU~>ou.~ lM.II.\ TtUBl:H: Thoua:h QuiseOOerry is very were Mrs. Ern85t . ~t~ Thi rll.hc., t.lil i~~Ql l•, Ollio , ~Sf;) I Pill> proud of his business, he Is even l o>hed f\CI .' ""ilcW.' ~''"' "'~ '"'"fPI S.twrlll). s.,...,.,., th•• L'o••llt;~ hid 111 Gall ~poll•. 0111o. more proud of his three sons, Joe, Jolm Mrs. Max l.il~~ •. rm.: LMII.' st;:o.;l"I~~L Roger C. and Doo. · SIJilorn, uu Mk•• nlt ~rt~~t,P-..o,.l.lllil.l, ~n". Joe, the oldest, Is a Lleutehi Pld ifi!CIII '"""! "~ t•fllhlll eanp1 !it.t~rnt Col 1 ( h U u~. 1:n~.~r111 lllltl.•nll ~.. ,~ meilort,: 11111.,. • I one R t e . S. Arm)' Pomeru:o. •M,-., """ Mka. and la current1)' servl.ng at the w..-. .-n' ....,._. WIX OIL FILTIRS _.,_...., .,_... _ __ _ .. t· ~· ... rr•L........:JT, ,.. , .-.;:: FORAUV-8 PON11ACS 8UICKS OI,DSMOIILES P.C.55 Oti.Y ' 1.66 p , POMEROY - lolra, SOphia Gln1her Dufb', 86, Pomeroy, died Teddy tielot¥ec~ to AlC Fred 1. Frldoy at lolelp Galoral HOI· t.key. who Ia .wltb the United pita! following a llngerfnc W• Air Force, otatloned at noaa. ~ Dill AFll, Tlin&JI, ~Diet.She Ia survived by a doughIt' ~ atatlonoclln leelanilprl- · lor, Elizabeth, at home; a lister, at to"·hla ai.il~..,. II the F1or- lolra. George star•-, ""--, f4i bu6. '~~-and HYoral niece~·.;;;~. - ' She ..... member or the Porn' &.2 LAIIRY LEE GV'J'HRIE left eroy Clolrch o1 Chrlll Tlundl1 tor his -&allanmoat · Funeral oervlcoo will be held With the United Slateo Army stg. at 2 p, m, MCIIdoy at the Ewing ill!' Corp1 at Fort catoon, Colo. Foneral Home with the Rev. JerTbt fonner Gallla Acodem,yHich 1'1' lolutors end the Rev. ....... ollltlldlfti,;<Birllll•'ti!IJ ..... •.eMi· iiiliiWIIi -.JJts.'"-,. "'" " "'". m-• . Misb8 lUUI~r_¥ p 1 Is Repo,tled ·. n:RMsCII-" stlN "T'""JIIIIl"J(l~ IJl e•rrl1r dllol.• ~~~~~ ,.,._), ; 1111" ....,h. MAIL ~ · B.'i(.·ai'TI()PO a.TU\ The (>IU !lOll•. U ibl,;,. In Ohlulll II".., \ lr· linla. 111• )1111" 101M~ lhiii'IIIU• ~~ thrn mDI'lth• PI """••t•. -~•••v.M•IMilh•"l""' -.;:- :i~·~Mt(J,.,, ""'••• t5. ~ dir• - •" 11 a1 . ;• .._. N. The l.niJIIIJ Pt;il ~ lllllrnM. . l.,tf)CIUJO- ~~ ·~~~•ttw ...... "" lor .-.u.... ~u~~ illll ,_..ili..,.,t"-",...:~••lh••-.,...,.,. litO IIIII kto·~J - - __..,........ n. data proceutno servlce eerUr ''0 at Edgewood Ata.enal, Marylanl. Reser 1 the &eCOfl1 SOn, i 8 & }nnlll'. ""'ft tlmt prolesiOJ' ln the electrtCII eJWineering department at Obi., UDiversity, and Don Ia 1 llieh IChooiJ~ tr(a) art tea he .~ ....us s c r ..., eoach at South Chlrleaton. o., ftlll' ~ringfleld. ·a •· ,.J~<t& IA.II,'~lillebeJliP.oi·Wiih.. hla Poienia. Mr. ard lolra. ·~. Guflu'le, HI. 21M-' In llel\d> l)ro¥4~ I . lit,~. DulfY was' ~;;.J.;.r l, doalh by her llllband, ow.n Duf• 1). Frlenda may call at the limwell. He eDieredtheArmylnFob- oral home anytime, 1'117 1968,- hlabasletralni!W at Fort Knox, Ky., aod then had 1 L- v • t!fit ,...ko.llhancod tral'lllll at .,o,.,. nellef' F'iirt'LoCIIard .Wood, · ~POMEROY - JoJ1m Koloer,IDr, . meriT or Pomeroy, died Wodneo~ JOYCE :NEW, an om- do1 In·loflrYavlllt. ploijoe · ot count;y auditor 1o1orton Ho wa1 the om or tho lito' L, Dicke)>' a omco, bod I bia Mr. end lolra. Jacob Koloer end amne wban ~-- bor 1011, .... born In Pomeroy, 91rvtvKtiiiQ' ·New'a hllllll n11 ID tho IDg are hla wire, Franco111 olorallllllkJut Oriole• 5 Rod Soi 0 ter' Mrs. Millie lolldLitde Lolgue pme lhla week. dleport; a bnlthor, Cbarln, Copmo ,.. ralllld oul In lumbuo; l1lo batr-brothero, WU. thebot:tcmorthelhlrdltlnbwand Hem Hoi~ Po11181'0J, and Jen I,&IIDO has to 10 IDUr -leto Hoi~ ChUllcothe, end 181aral IDII~Wa before It' a orllctal. Toll)' n!ecea and JIOI)hewo. Folden bod Walkod end Wll C11 base when Now bit tho clrelllt clout. New hod·•II!Wied the llrst tlnie .,_ · Ettella Sue Runyon Now the Orlolea lulolo how we GALLIPOLIS - Elllolla llle ;~,r..~ ~~ ·:"n ~ ' 1?, Rt. 1, Gallt,oil1 · · · · ""' •~ 01 (Bollavllla · Rd.) died 111 5:30 p.' ~i,; boya ooit Jn ~ tJ.a \vo · !!id'to play It Qyei-,. Thai~o the m., Frlolay In Hol•or Holpi!OI, """ . • bad boon n1 oboUI to dayo. :;"" the old ball'bOurieia.. 9Je .... bom 00 Oct. 13 1950 I -!. . . ' . ' I ' :k;m WIIITE SOX, ' ' · In Ga1J41oll1, ~ or J111101 ·' · · tfie ' ' 1111 ,bi>Ja, . end NOra ·Wecfdlnaton ~. loat 3-2 to Rod Sol Wodnoo, Mill li1ID7on fli'IWated fropl ..,. nlcht In llle Kne!' C r •.o k Gellla ,AcMernr ~ Scboolllilo toumlmeDI. . Jill~ , ~· ,moat ..111• __... i!ba' · · ,PUlled the l'at tr.D ibl an~ the .- ,..._ , ~ a me. . . .lUI lnnlnr> 'l'illliiwtiro·dolni s,o 1at~ 1111 ~ 0 IAiadaro, 1111111f when the 11 " · · '· .-... """ In IMlbcio1 acnvld,l • r~JI(,.~rted ~ ,.• Shot lo!IIM•*s byborPII1UI~ tllon IIIJ!ed ~ ~ ~. oiJoii!Jt.r;Prococ!flllior In dlilb ~ theT>t~~ ~ lt.to J•n.ltH. !lle ·~. U!o· Firli amxa... "On this date, Sgt. Kimes w11 .lll•i!/•n I ' ..C.,~j{FMI) ~' Jnstitute ol Reg- Others npected to mike re- I ' ;!ciiiOI Developmllllt at Ohio Un!- marks ore Phil Lavelle and Homer !levis, Economic Develol)ment Administratim; V e r n o n Wlostead or Franh Beontolt, Ohio Department of Natural Resources Uli Bernard V, F'llltz, prosecutillt attorney, representiqJ ~igs CounO,y ofllclals. Materials to build racUltles at the park have been donated end labor was provided by the con- hia Duffy . ·lreman. a three-acre L-shlped lake, two. '' Mrs. Sop .·,. ::'!!"' ~her bod ••ve,.~~·tl!l• ~~~ Chlr.dior <iii!IJ!Iilll. · · ~on. ',< · · 1 '" · Fuatral uiivtae.~ ;wlll.,. , .II,..~ , Counting lilt ~· tOoir~nt IlL,~ otfi Wooi!t-Hall~: . . .•• the SollitYt ..... ~ 11111,,. TtoOd ~· Home .... Both 101101 , ...,.. by ···~ lit'n.V .i. c."'-~· iiN run. Alii,, to lolp·dil\ avo or l'iiJW lliU be. ·&; ~-;;,; . ll!o 1lx wlila ~!l~!Wiont"""' CeDill • , .· • tlio other IW (Oiif. . . . ~ ~ call·~ tho flinor• , ._,, ~ aure ilqlo, al 110meibiitw.ea·2-4 .... ?-8 ..,__•. I r.IJow, The W · ...,... ' · ,kjol two. I arrl.eoi at : ·]• Long may It wave! • Tilt ~· CouiJIJ Y- ~Icon Oub h&• recel~ an Amertcon lllg IDr ruture uae. 'llle lila ,... tho sift o! Dlatrlct (;..,. sreooman Clarence Mlller. bal' lbt ratalll;f' IGial ... der I¥ for tho c:ompareble per· . lod 0( end 80 below ... w··"'··-· - - .. 19f'1' lt&e ~Tile aver.,. dolly ~wao5.i. ·,.I' , ' , P~VAU.EYHOSPITAL ~ la!cluol!!lllSG pe-'. , ADJitrrTED: S1,von Wollln1 de •· 509 •ehlclo-~.o. Jiaraw, Pl. PlaaiWK; 306 PI . I, 44 moter<:J- l'lrt, Pl. l'lea111111; Tony Jarie THE REV. WENDELL S'ruTLER points wltll pride to hla For- clllllo, 14 Fllate, ~ lrabl l')!riCIIO. Pl. Pleaoant; Mrl, llolesl Run lolethodlat Church congrept!CII. He' a amued at the~ rlderl 1111 ..,. bouoe realdeDI. 111111 Dursl, Portland, o. ber or young - l e atlehdlng the church - end not aiCIIO - they The latter died ID outo DISCHARGED: Jamea Harlllllll are l'alth~ by their paranta, craahea. Of tho 1,032 Ylcllma .rt. Plea18111; Irene KeliJ', pj_ . 306 were -pro OJ!' :p!Oasant; lolra, Hill John1011 end TRYING THEIR HAND IDr the llrit time In the - bualno 11 - 213 boya and !13 glrla. Over· ~lllllter. Pl. Ploaaaat; WUllam P ....,, at the Malgo C00111l' Fair ..W be the lolelga Athletic Booaters. The all, ?35 males end 29'1 Comaleo Bryon, AIIXon; Marie KDaw, Pl. 1011 Counll' Homemakers coun- .,...... ..W OCCIOPY the ronner chicken and nbblt bulldiDg wblch hao we~:a,:'led. Pleasant; Mrs. Glylord Thomal, - = • e n s • • • .' 'cH; Leah Am Miller, New Hebeen renovated lor use by the srooop. deaths fell from ~60 pt PleaSBJt. · .. a.ukf 4...,... ven Woman's Club; Karen Kl\)' Tlio B008ter8 claim they'D BY THE WAY, CONNIEiolorar~ to 336, while rural l'atalltlea ,,..._ _ _ _ _;:__ _. . . ; : : : : : ; : : : : : : : : : : Greene, New Haven Jr, Woman's ohcnred a big drop from ?19 to • . .Club; Rolli& Doolltue, Pl. Pleas- have no trouble In ptt!Jw cua- Icy, fDrnierty of Syracuse end ICiners Into their Indoor, a lltUe now ot Columbus, 11 hoapltallzed 676. l'odoatrlan death• reU from ant Jr. Woman's Clli>; Carolyn Keerer, HlllbWy t-11 Club; Val- olf the beaten track establlab- end would IIJpreclate hearing 181 to 156, or more than half the total decreaoe ror tho six orle RalnQ', Pl. Pleasant Kl- meat - they plan to use the big- lrmn Meigs County lrlenda. She ltanls Clli>; Jamie Wollmaa, Pt. gest rootball team members to Is ln Rlvorslde Methodlot Boa- -~ The on!¥ -less doyo were throw customen Into the place pltal Room 413 Fourth F1 Plea18111 Rotar7 Club and Roes .... 1 lhlnh (ani hope) they're kidRive; •-• Coloor, Jan. 8 end Jan. 14. 1IY counties, 1o1ar1e Butcher, PI, P1ea111111 U- ding. --~ ·~ the toll ranged from 107 In Cuyabus. ono Club, hop to zero In Jack1011, the lone Auauot 6 the candldoteo will death-tree area. liln&le l'atalltles INCID~NT ALLY, booaternrho AND, FROM RACINE, Dorobe pests at a luncheon at llOOil are to work at the fair restaur.. 1111' J!adsley writes that her son were recorded by Brown, car. and will appear In the Fair Porant ore to report to the omce or Charles, oervl!llln Vlellwn,laU- roll, ~. Harrloon, Morado at 2 p.m. Following ~oe parDr. R. R. Pickens at 6 p. m. ed to send a complete address gan end Onion counties. Cuyaado each girl will belntenlewed hoga lilted 25 podestrlana, 25 . & Motor Lodge by the Judgea then at 7 p.m. at Frkla,y IDr the required food which we published earlier. North H It, 61 , , . Plint rt.....i w... Ylrtlllhl handlers' examination. pasoengero, 50 clrlvero, two blThe correct address is: the fairgrounds, the evening gown Enll'l' hbld.. •114 wktul IM... fw • Nl.ht W cycllll.l 1111 llvo motorcycUoto cot W••t Vl,.tnla'• Nnrw,t ' .._., Melt MNtm 1~ ., Charles S. Badgley, R.N. COIIIjlOIItlon will be held and the True HOliDAY I• Oftlr • fww mil• htlr · ; : " ~·:• · ' ' A B20-80-84, "H" Co., :tnd PJ~ ID lta dealb toll. D'11r ond Club 1" tf1e tt.tlaht ,,.,; b..iJ. _... h ::::: crowning o1 the new queen will Dome . . . u,. 1ft Wx...,ktu. I1IOIM Mdl with IIIMWI Following CUyahoga, CatallUes 2nd Bn., 26th Marines, 3 beD!anby last Y081" • Qleon, Miss Swim ••• Oelf , .• "''" liN at ,__, ~ I~~Ntt . _..:.~.­ lnduded Hamilton 63, &unmltt elart If .• lint... 111.J:I d...ole . . . • · • • .._. Marine Division, 1'1'0 san Frana Baraa. 50, Franklin 41, Monl&mnery 38, • A.tt 8tr1J hcUIIIIII • T...... C...U ciaco, Cali!., 96602. • Gelf c..ir.e ............ ' ' Stark 33, and Lorain 31. Thus • 0~ ... _ . . . .... • a.. 1: G.lnaet . . . .n.t Waiblr PMI f•r y......_ • C......IR hdll&a the oeven leading countlea had a total ot 363 deatho, the seven SAN FRANCISCO (IJPl) amoller ones on!¥ six. MIJSIC !Dr your llatelliJv aod ~~ltv pleasure Thurs. Haight-Albury, rocked by 111o Moonship PU8e8 GALLlPOLIS - Nooh Curtll oll1ings In three doyo, Ia fast , - - - - - - - - . : : : Friend ' Elllotl, ?3, a retired Gallla erun. losing Ita clalm aa llle meeea cyJarmer, cllecl at 4 Lm, Satur- or the love 110110rot1on. Tho hlp- Most Critical Test doy at hie home on Rt. 775 , Jl(eo are laaYilljJ and oo 1a the CAPE KENNEDY (IJPI)- The near Mldaoc, noo..-lolonco. Apollo 7 moonahlp paaoed Ito Born April 7, 1895, ID WalThe Dower chUdren gathered moat critical ground tesl Friday nut Twp., be ,.. the 100 of the there tor 11m and aharlng not 10 and if I repeat ia U IUCCISS· late W, G. and IKarjo Notter. Bo· 11118 11&0, but tho six-btod< M next week, command pilot euatoiii7 cralied Sclwlt PIESiftTS tore hlo roUrement, he "'' ID near Golden Gate Park heo tum- Woller Schlrro OJI>Oc:ts to heed euatom llerleL ronel~ tho (1811oral truddng bualnell. ed Into an area o1 violence. Po- a three-man team .on an ll..tay blended to aehleoe the fineat apnnkm. A'flilable The younpll ot alght chUdron, Uce HY II Ia Me &ted with dope eerth orbital Dl&lrt In October, in t.w,. or three be1Jr1x8 he waa preceded In death by lbolr peddlers and hoodlums. Schlrra end bio two cr""""'n liiDi!ela. with tronl ldlclloa brothara and two listers. !UrFrldly police found the body 11om Elaole and Waller frollt 1'00111. Sdlalt Cuivlvoro are hla widow, Mro. Maude ot a 20-year.old Ponaacala, FIL, nlngbam, apent nine end a haJr In aullmllk: i!eeor, InDrummond Elliott, and • broth-. youth, Earlier, tho .... or a hours In t11elr &hlp Frldly, pu>and tile or, 0, E. Elliott. · prominent Ealll Bay contractor tloi .It ~ .1, m~leve Servj,got,ll;lll.lie ~ ~ ,;. M.!l.,_~ ahol,:to des~: - Wll- 0111111 In In llj'leos teslcllamber. 2 p.m. 'l'iin.Jay at IIIia ilet.d- · .Wo arit Jtlll illli'P. · ' • f. Wotherholt Funeral Home by the Rev. Jolm Davl1. Burial lllllbt In Neal cem....,. on Rt. 715. Faculty Antes Up Frleeda may call 111nc1q 1111 MCIIdoy evonlng II the llmeral home. Facing Action CGLUMBUS (IJPI) - A or Ohio . Slate Un!vorally faelll\y mombers have made cootrlbuWASIIINGTON (1111) - Rep. llon• to pay billory pro(ooocr Page Belcbor, R.()Jda., oald Sat. David Green - !Ired ror burning urdoy ho will try to kill the his drift card - to lecture tor GALLIPOLI! - Mra. Lydia nou ... veraton or tile Omnibus a IIW'Ier. amco, 78, Ill. 1 Galllpolla, died Friday at the home or a daulb- Fa·nn Bill when It lo submitted Bernard ROlen, aoslstan! phltor pu-, perhaps next woek. lo&ophy pro(o1sor, oald $3,000 lor whom ahe .... visiting at Belcher Is rao!klng Republican bad booo pledpd rrom the FaelllBaltimore, Md. Born ID Addlaoo Twp,, Jan. on the Hoooe Asrlelllture Com- 11 Aallll!llbl)' for Relj)OIIsible Jn. ID Univerld\y Affairs. 8, 1890, ohe n1 the daullbler mittee which wrote Ute measure. It d exteod ror ..,. or the Jete Colonel end Halm Rood IIetz. Her bulband, Rich- year, tiJrouih 1970, tho major ard Allen 8moe, died In 1932. JllOfi!'IJU or procllctlon control 9le IIIIUnivedbythreeclauab- and price supports ror wlloat, tere, Mra, Wilbur ()Iori) Wad- reed ..-a~na. end - · doll end Mra. loaJah (Marloe) Gallo, both or GaJIII>ollo. 111c1 Servlees will be COIIIllcted at Mlaa Bernlee Buaee, at home; 2 p.m. TueadoJ at lollller'l Home • 1011, Edwin T. Bwlee, Sllntlas- for F11110ral1 by the Rov, Alfred ky; two slatero, M111 Nora lloiZ, Holl~. Burial ..w be In Fullon. Columbua, end Mrl. Ci¥de Soon- cemoter)' In Addlom T " p. dora, Toledo; elabl fll'llldcbll- Frlonda may call at the llmeral dren, eediO[II'ell....anlchUdren. home atlor 2p.m. .\loadaY. ....-: . ~:::;::::.-:;;:;;;; Area DeathS flmll1, I . JLyou're wondering 'lllw! Tecl- qp. (lias ll&UN 11roi, 196? aee- Gllll.).lileludod, GaJIIa, 2-1; Molto. ~' -At~~eoe, U; ,Jaekoon, o-tr 24 end 57 ? ., ..... v-. ......, . ..w be VJinll IDI'the Utle .i'iilta Muon Cooltt1 Fair Qietn,; . whfD the coOMII II held ... ra& IIPII!IIW nl8hl. Aupot 6 ..iii. the evant 1moWied for ? p.m. The Clllllest Is opon10rod by the l't. Ploaa&n>-lolaooo Counllo Chamber of Conunorcoi. · candidates end tllelr IJ)OIIaors are: C'·-·•-· Wal•- pt, m '""'"""'" -· ~-aant lolerchantl Division; Kall!i Se:re, Point Plea18111 \VO!rian•o Club; Addle May Rboacloo, lolaCOilnl;y lltll ~ trll!lc toll by ...... t!n ..flii thio !!rill o1x JIIQIItllo ot "it!~ ·JH8,1rs ..,.,.... liltll a Y08r . :"' o.u ••-n!ed 8TATS I* AII·M ' me..:.- Hippies Leave, =- rJ Hoods Move In SaLe~ THE BIGGEST SELLER IN OHIO MOBILE HOMES SALES FAIULOUS ew\- SCHULT CUSTOM Omnibus Farm Bill Kill - . i Southern States' Factory-to-Farm Program Cuts Handling Costs and Saves Money . MORE savi,ngs are made possible through agency s ,larger-quantity·purchasing 1. Place rounnler befururrlval 2. Takadallvarr prampbr upon arrival ~·~~]~._..;.,,_.__, ) '·."'• �.. :\' • 'f • I ·~ .. . - .. ~ !.~~· 1'11111!!!11· ~w. July . 1- I ,''11 j ·tiirtts- ' .. , ' z,_ tm · ,, c ' ·_,;. '••. ~ '' /. ,, " ' Just BetWe~n -, . t Us TlnnehUI, Exec. jldi!Gr · · Rlchan:l S. owen, P!lbllohor Hobirt Wil- Jr., Man. Eclltot Vernon Diwoese, Adv. Mgr. James E. Danner, Adl. Dir. ,,., ' ' By Pat' Houck · . ·- ...."--. The Dark Before The Postal Dawn? er name lor lhls dellght!ul trait bred Into so many of us is having one' s cake an:l eating it ,, ~ 1'. • removed from Civil ·Service and given the rtgbt to bargain coUectlvely with management. The commission beUeves that wlfh J:edueed. coota aad rate lncreaaes, the department's delclta-currenUy about $1.2 biWon a yearwould be wiped out In a few years. Before we conclude that this Is the panacea for all that aUs the postal service, It would be weD b> remember that the system was never designed to be self-1upporting. Accounting for about hall the deparbnent's deficits, second- and tbird-class rates constitute "publlc service" subsidies for magazlneo, newspapers, direct-mail advertisers and nonprofit and educational organzations. 1bere would thus be a price to be paldultimately by the general publlc-for an efficient postal system, 1n the form of Increased subscription rates, other kinds of federal subsidy for nonprofit and educational groups, higher prices for products advertised by mall and possibly higber first-class rates as well. Assuming, that II, that congressmen and others who have vested interests 1n keeping the system as it is ever anow such sweeping changes to be made. • too. The President's Commission on Postal Organization has recommended that the office be converted from a cabinet-level agency and poUtical patronage plum Into a nonprofit gov. ernment corporation. Such a corporation would be f!Je to set its own rates without con~sStonM approval and to sell bonds for capttal Improvements. Employes would be Endure those granny-type shoes the fashion mo1uls have foisted on you, girls, but take beart-the spiked bee! is coming back. In seven m10 years, the fashion pendulum will be owtngtng back to the spike-heel, pointed-me loOk, sayo Boot and Shoe Recorder magazine, reporting on styles the designen are working on for the '70s, Seven to 10 years? ' w" ;) 11 Because every mInute of your vacation time is precious to you, you may be" tempted to do some of your .driving at night. This requires special precautions If you want to see dayUgbt again. Bear 1n mind · that the accident rate at lllght Is more thadildouble the daytime rate and most of these accidents are caused by poor visibility. If your vlsllm Is normal (20/ 20) It Is still possible that your peripheral or side vision (your visual field) Is nar· rowed, that your ability to adapt promptly to changes In lighting Is slow, fhat you do not focus normally or that you have driven untO you are overly tired. . This Is esJlC!"ially true If you are driving three or more hours after your usual bed· time even though you may have been driving only an hour or ,two. If you feel the le11,1~ bit drowsy, yt111 .ru.dcl pull oU lhe road and either take a short up or drink some coffee that you were foresighted enough to bring · along. Better to be a llltle behind schedule than mlead the procession Into fhe nell world. If approaching beadUghts bother you, "learn to loot at them out of the comer of your eye-not bead on. Tbls will not only make them less blinding 10, ly BRUCE IIOSSAT ''I Nixon's managers insist, however, that they can contain the rising threat from Reagan, just as they are conftdellt that weeks .ago they blunted Rockefeller's maxbnum thrust. This reporter's newest check on delegates to the GOP national convention shows that Reagan in recent days may bave picked up a score or more of additional votes-a handful in the Mountain West and tbe remainder 1n the Deep South. Somewhat curiously, a high Rockefeller source puts Reagan's Southern gains alone at double that ftgure, and suggests almost with an air of triumph that possibly 40 to 50 more may . topple to the Californian by the time the convention opens Aug. 5. His point, of course, Is that anything which cuts Into Nixon's potent Southern and Western base helps Rockefeller 1n his belated drive to overtake the front-runner. Yfl tbe pwlaJ jHJmeat amoqlleDtlblleu JOYOI'IIIrs aad IIIler pn!eaolonals lo that a.ebfelltr ao loqer hao the mUIIIcota 1118 ud that, ........,~~y, Reapa lalat limply lleiiOIII Reagaa. The California governor's aides are said to be teUing many Southern delegates still tied to Nixon, but beUeved to favor Reagan fundamentally, that the IaUer now baa a real cbance for the nomlnati<\0 and thus merits every vote that can be mustered. Nlxon'o agents trail after Reagan'• and assert that the JloetefeUer threat, most feared In tbe S..ulll, II not really dead. The Nlxon people are basically confident that their ~ Southern oupportera-men Ute Sea. strom Thurmond of llNb Carolina, Howard (Bo) Callaway of Geor&la and William Murfin of Florida-are themselveo bold1nf tlnn and ~~ rank-and-file Nlxoo delegates Iareely 1n Une. ;,.y concede some aucceso to Rea&an'a delegate rustlers aad uerlbe it both to hio own mote active candidacy iiiid to tbe evident RockefeUer decline. One Nlxon agent thinks there could be a more dangerOUI bnakliut ol Reapn otrenllh In Mlulaalppl, Alabama, Florida aad North Carolina, and that thll miBht tr1g1er further defec~ frfHII Nlxoo 1n the West. But othero 1n Nixon's camp rlfuH to take the menace that seriously. ~f)IO, lfj~;;,,e:~~~ 1 too, lllat strom Thurmond working the telekey Southern backers Io their continuing 'polic'y against such a bappeninR. - they have olzable offupon. They expect to Maryl•snd and much of bto 26. They upon Ohio's Gov. James moot of his 58-member delegation their way not bef«e. " Bohemians, the hippies of yesteryear, didn't come QUICK QU.IZ Miniskirts: A Tax Dodge If you have ever wondered why merrte but conservative olde England, of all places, gave birth to the miniskirt, of all tbmgs, a theory being advanced Is that it Is because of a pecullar1ty in that country's tax laws. The Almanac Skirls shorter than 2t Inches from waistline By United Press Intematlooal to hemline are officially classified as cbU· Tod013 Is &lncla,y, July 28, the dren's clothing and are e~empt from a 12~ 2101h day o! 1968 witll IS6 to per cent purchase tax. Your average adult miniskirt over there doesn't even come close follow. The moon is between its new p!Jase and first qua-. UIST The morning star ls Saturn. on Serbia, marking the real beglm!ng o! World War L In 1932, more than 15,000 unemployed war v e t e r a n s, camping in Washington, were driven out or the city by federal troops. The vets were demand~ lng Immediate payment of • '"war bonis. " In · 1945, the ratified the .' but will also help.you to adaPI faster to the reduced ll g li i' after they bave passed. A~ all don't tun\ up yoljr bl'II!IC ijghts to show your dial!~ ure at a momrist whO f~jJfjc;': . d 1m hIs-two licht-blblk drivers face • far areater ·am- '· . '·.... .. ' iiib·~ ~~ • · or ,[: '~'.i I" ·: • . ' · :m,,~, .. Whei1 driving at Dlcbt It 1.1 ..• ,• :- wise to maintain a 1 peed about 10 m.p.b. slower thaD you would under lib condl· lions In the daytime. Titt1 riot only makes yqu a much safer driver, It also decreases tbe danger of pasolng your nit or · maklng a wrong biro. Jndllnli the distance and s pee 4 ol other cars Is bard enougb In dayUght---at night It is armoot impossible. For this reasoa, you must be doubly cautious when overtaking a Cllf In your own lane. It may be going very slowly or It may even bave stopped. , The te>t.t>erotu're In the. AcUvt~1 B~;cllow Tue~Qy ane~ . : must have been nesr 100 degroes. Tile Ume had come tot Juctgi . Now, the w..-k o!'man,y montho by both mO!nbors .:: I, - ~~proJects. aors wao to be evaluated by tha judges. · I ·:~ llope she' doesn't look too closely at "'y" cOilot." · The ~twer was bard to ifo." "W . • """ until 11 o'clock las\ night gotllng that hem in. .. Girls of 111 •lzes were ~!ned ~ walling to talk to tho Juclgea. "why," ot ~ ll!vlscir sitting be, E. ALBERT ADLER, JR. SCHOLAI!SiliP WINNER - Miss Beclt;y Sluooers •·•·"'-tor i1t Mr I head one juclp lsk, ul{ow did side me.. She said, IIJtgives them aoo Mrs.,. J. EYerette Sau..ters, Crown City, second frcm the left, acctePU check ,;.;;j'~ , . yOU eat the eornera so smooth?" f"P811ence ~ being on a stage rCI~!eaentlng the Jaycees. She was also .Presented achoJar•hiP chec'ka trom the Juhlor ::::.~· Tile UU!e pooy.ji]Jecf 8-yoor-old be!Dre an aucl!ence. In I I e w -· represented by past.j>resldent:Mrs. R<i>ert W. Slunders, len, IDd tha Amert AI •-u ' . lp&Yiorecl, "lcuto!!part"Cirtm-- yean. they will• profit !rom I~" or Universl~ Women, fepresented by Mrs. .Sira Spurlock, pre•u...• on tho"'~' can IIOc...,on mod It) · _Tbe PGI!IO aoo self assurance ......., • '6'•• ' "1\'11 tbe oUt•hlow herd lor o! tile older girls revealed tile . ' YOU to ddl" ' truth of the advilor!s statement. "Well, the •ew~JJ~machlnejuot In Dl,)' ~Inion, one of tha big.•:llciuldn't hardly aaw strllgh~•· geot valueo !hat COlJies !rom the ::; OQe ot the JuclPs wao 111 r s. l"'!'or lair Is tho Involvement ;, Orens ~neo, OSU EX!fnsion young ,lleOPI.e !eel even aa.r they ;, Clothlqr Sp&daliot lllost ofMrs can no longer participate. Girls • .. , lfi1nu' time Is .....n In he; Uke <Janice Rose, Sharon Sheets f"f OSU otllce planning proJects and ~· C'4rolyn Butler' come back to llll!ow new methods IDd Items help. GALLIPOLIS - Miss Beclt;y lit -the field o1 dcithlng •onstrucThis makes me remember saunders, daughter .of Mr~ a n d cees am the American Associl- ler, Jr. , was an active member I r tbL · · Mrs. "-Ynes• answer tomyques- Mrs. J. Everette Saur.:ters, tion of Unlversit;y WorneJL of the Jaycees and his wife was The E. Albert Adler, Jr. Schol- a member of both the Junior f ; • JU!fllna .ot cOilllly 11!!1 state .· tlon •• to why ohe weot Into the ·crown Ci1;.t', was selected as the , cllirl Ill'"' :t.ln, ~nen •hlnce !lei\! ol extonslon work. . winner of the E. Albert Adler, arship was established in mem- Woman's Club and the AAUW. ~ ~ ~ till end re.aul* of her d~ She said, ur had a Horne Ex.. Jr., scholarship, a Joint project ory of the victims or the SUter Mis.s Saunders is a second year . lllll'tment'o work IDd plannillg. lenllon ager.t I . worshipped. I otthe Junior Woman's Club, Jay- Bridge Disaster. E. Albert Ad- 'litudent at Mlrshell Unlverst\1' ; , ~ lhooich 1t was very hot, wanted •to . be Just like her," where she is major11\g in Business Edueatlon. She was selected (~1.•he bad tJil!en busY slt~ee ear.. 8 If Y~~ g:l~la are tn f9}1ow in :g.;~ MI-a. ~. cooomeone s !odloteps, ao we ~om­ on the basts of scholarshljl ,lftd :.~"to II'"· me an lntorviow they will, It oeems a good thing need During the oumrner she lo ~ M';f •,could ahare acane uhtnts when they etnulate a person employed at the HWJUngton state Hospital. :• .the upi#" with 1.,. whose U!e work Is helping women ~ ,._ lliJo said at the tep or her u 11 to become better wlveo, mothServl• on the commlUee to , it hcime oewllfr problems was ets aoo homemakers. pick a sc~rshipreclplentwere '~ o~Jiileult;Y ·cit proper i1t See YCMUt,the lair. Be sure to Jack C&r\f, Bob Rlttenllouse, ! -~~j4MOJt ..people 1tart at t h 8 II)' "Hl" to me. I probably won't Mike Harrington onrt Joe Borootd. eM •iq correct tho Prob- remember your. name, but 1 wtU GALLIPOLIS - The Cheshire -,Ilia otd!lti,.fi. lnoteaci ohbsck· remember a smUe, Mrs. Barry Long 1rrJ Mrs. Garder1 Club was hostess ciub Genrge Tabit, members of the :!'W o!!ths WaiiWIJO, !bey should lor tha July·meeting ot Nature's ; ,llarten , the pattern be!ore cu~o Junior Woman' s Club and t h e Gardeo Club at Cottage 7, Gal•tln&." . lipollt Slate Institute, AAUW, assisted Mrs. Saunders aoo Mrs. Spurlock In the selec,~ Mrs, lfl¥neo conti..,.d, 'llloot Mrs. W, Donald Gallowoy of tion. the Gallipollo Gardeo Club lnIs Hostess For t...Wced Mro. Everett Long, ~-!"'¥ sew with sldll, irihey it neceosory to lltor the lhi,IWI they bdf, .,.. If they ore ""eouvo; then the,y wUI sa v e Dill .: .. . ' mthat Ieagtb. It Is doubtful, of course, that laJ:es were In the m1nda of designers when they first came out with mlntsldrls, but it does seem like a possible eJplanation of wby tbe lad has luted this long. The real fashion crunch wiU come when the government gets around to changing the law, as It has promised b> do. Q-Whal poet, oc:cot'dillg to hiB 01D11!9ords1 CJWOko OIIC! c1at1 to find. himse~t tamolll7 . ' Some ~CJiifaelring •.. l1d bullcy, not lmooih edit I~ ~~... the •• u!1o~~ ~8cleattf'.J/:i~ emplo1fed as a llltltnlliij ~ handllllg c~!ltmt.. ,fil!l ; • • • -)f~,., ' Read !be fine print 011 the .: Pilgrimage." contract and you'JIImo'N wily friendly , loan compaily Q--WhiJi too! is 111ed to ibe monoger greetS you Wltb a cut a dio111011d7 . . smUe. :A,.--S¥· tile diamond Ia • • the ·hardiilt subatance tnOWJI, A miin fellow , , ; tbe only thltlg tbit wW cut.It who doc!111~ 11m>e any no- ·' Is another dlamond. how. I . : • ''ve(' · ;.!of>-L 1111nes con~uded with this ~ "Clothing should tOalc '.'tiandmado!' n01 "home-- . : ' lliade''. . FAIII ALMOST HERE i The 1968 Ga11ia <;oun~ ·JuniOr ~ ·'' lllm011t ·here. 11 beclnl • u" "' j. '~ • . t .,.. T!le~. Thlo fali-pl'OYiileswCII>dlrftil . ., OIIPOI:Iunltlea lor our 10U1W JIOOPII; At ftrit I c..iidn•t ...the .......... tOr . , 8 IDdhear 1114• aholol!w tea ~GQ~; lJIII,. llli• In • •ITJo ohojl, ) 11i.ad ,. ' . '. ·<; • J " . • • ootrect paUern ·;lar Ia len ease an-nee. 'put t .,, • . ~{. fin. ~~~ uxler the "new 1idlw'' • not be ciifllcult Tilt blc· at~_.,cll!!ei-eoce In tho new liz- . tht g~. hal It, t~ ,. ,, he ttU. the loodlllg dJje ' ' to iauJts ·•"' metaloned were: ·over eonll!'uetlan, ·~ too llsh~ No, Gwendol,yD, a bi8)Dlllt.: . · • im't a dena'e fog. gang where merchandUt. Addison WSCS _lf""' H 0 1\t r1n·t 1'1/) ··n said, .,Never a tear bedim a the eye that Chne and patience will ool dry; never a lip Is curved in pain that can't be kissed tmo amUes again.'' Timdy Quotes O~e of ~he most alarming mamfestat1ons of our time1 is 11M! Nl10o maucen ..Ueve lllot If ... lhe heiler·skelter growth of mr reacheo the ,erll ,...,, lhH !Ieavy bureaucracy at every ~~~1 . Ia New Yd, New~ Jertey, Our challenge is to convert Mle.lpa old· elaewllere weaN this Into a partnership o! federal, state and l()(!al govern· 8Cciff at the Idea their man would be ments, with goals understood , · flrot ballot. They Pc;Int to responolbllilles placed, au: ' ' furtlll!r lhat il a llrst-ballot thorltles provided and fiscal wilhhold oome strength . resources available. - Sen. Edmund S. Mtukit, [). what '""Y hope would be Maint . ~~-dew. ~:; M~d :::•. ~ ~~ :the ln'C>II'am meot~nc 9-How early can duc:lcs atocm? A-As soon as they are hatched. They cannot fty for ••x weeks or onore after fhey are hatched . . lllqjbeo, Mr1. Ray Hughes, Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew and Mrs. Lsrry Hood. ·Tbe &ecretary and treasurer'• reports wore l!lven IDd, clltdo wore sent to the m In the <omIIIUI!II;v. Devotions were alSO"Iiveo by Mrs. Hoocl from tile n.ci PI! am. The next meeting will be Aug. 28 at the, hom0 ot Mrs. Hoocl. ~~~ .,..,.,.,.a lmacina natiooatq- acivMUoedl Artoarved Diamond B11wt. ..,. for over 100 yean, lido lo!r, 1. . price. F u 11 tor ~>erm.,.,.,b-! cusr- mood value. PAUl. DAVIES JEWELERS 404S..owtAve. o.JIIpolla, Ohio •••••·~~~~~~·-••••S I'ECIAL PURCHASE! LADIES MATCHING · JACKETS, SKIRTS & SHORTS COMIINA TION $8.95 $5 95 $5:95 ' Darnbrough's Dept. Store -~---"""""""'--~ -- .... ~~~;;;;::: ·i ~':.- .: ,.., tilr the Jiily ot the Addison W$:S, beld recontiy II tile homo of Mrs. Joe Drummond. Her topic wa1 '"Voice for a World Come of Ago," Taking lf.r~ SIJruei~ke.¥d.U· ~'· Mork, ~ .. , 1n1J T...,.j, . - Mrs. J. R, !foetor, :f!l ot JACKETS ___ SKIRTS _ _ SHORTS _ 11 , , .";cO.MSUL lJN.G(011HPOJDENT Center .. FOR PRtSTON BEAUTY COLLEGf Chesapuke, Ohio • WRITE . PHONE LANNA'S SALON OF BEAUTY Ml CARROl E. WAUGH Fairfield WSC S Program BOX 444 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ·illlrlllrc IWI wm. lilt or ...,_ lllp ... adler line . ........ npo ........ I'll. ..... MONDAY$WEDNBDAYS • TV -Chapel Will -Be Conducted By ~2933 6 P.M. • 1:30 P.M. MR. CARROL E. WAUGH Cheshire Man ·· ' t /.iffle f?ock, 1951 ~ ··~• • ' .•• ' The "Hippesi" Macs are Hard-Core Hardware Buffs! .•: \~ '• • • YSIIOf s'ou &AlliPOI.IS,. 01110 . ... • LU'I8 II tO I .. United Natlono Slate Building In New York City, killing 13 peroons. A thoul!ht for tha doy: American writer Bret Harte ueliDd Earl Wilkes, ell o!Ocean- i>iU8jJSON ·...,· MrOl ·Lor~ tli)nd U.S. Senate Charter. The vote was 89~. Also In 1945, an Army B-:5 bomber lost in the fog. crashed lnto the side ot the Empire G. A. Whlt!leid, Mrs, Marilyn Lea, and the brtde'a ICIJa, Sam~ part tn the prqgram were Mrs. ;li!IIIIIY II¥ sewlrir- ""' tham-- Joe . Drummoocl, Mro. Lewis )eJvea." 1. , . ---=·=A:...:ft:.::...:B:...;S::......~ : ' ''"''"; ftt-40j iJQt ~11 ~ b):•~" lhtsald; ;tpc~ ~ "II thty 11'1 ou(stze. :rt·~ !~!_ cll!!e':eDI dotbeo, b>o, because you will neilil illt tbe visual advantage ':YOU' e8ti 1 get. 1 ' •.• ~~ :.rtb~ :'t -~1{!( F1nallY;"'IMii 'klli'e ~ot~ '" " lhBt' yolh'''iflldllillll'l!liJ ' D but allo 'that· 10ur U-tli iiH' By PHIL PA$.TORET Those were: Lt. Col. lnd Mrs.attending K. W, Henl')', Csptain Mrs. Drummond :=~:.=~:';wU: IDd 1_.1-elndl" ~) ,,,.... Ill ·ill VIm, Cali!.i !of>-. i;lid .Calif., o-..m un. :1!-"". both to themsei;ea." : · 1 hiled It women reoiJ¥ sa>Od . .,, culrliht. 'l'h GS/ Nature's Garden Club : reloitnr .. - · · ot Alpine, CllifJ The bride 1s 1 sn.w~e of ctat!nf, · · . · Eastern High SehoO.I .In w,!ii-Given In m&rrlap b1 !of>-, D, lngton, D.C. IDd II aJri.oatb. ; . ~1, I fli~ o(lhe tam:'flt, OJnployed ·as H<rlllrJ to the r1de _,_ • , ili'\111 'len&lh, Commanding Officer, Baoe ~­ , liooveleoo, Wllite dre11 1"11! a terlel Battalion, at 0omp Peit· seoopecl neeidlne, .....,.... with cileton Clilf · a iclogo~iooved bllio laee coo\ lnd bri~groom ; Dotlvo ot 1 11 a matching bat lnd -.11: Het on- Gailipolla, was from lY·.Jewell')' was a matching pearl Southwellern High Sehliol 11teor<lrop nocklace ond earring lend!!d Rio Grande Collep' and . set. S!o <srried a bcio~ of II a graWate ot tha ~ . while roseoiDdWblle~o. Ohio Manpower and Tecllllll!lll lli-s. JUdith 'tborndlke, Ill- Training Center, at Jackson. ter-bi~a" ot tho. brlllo, leneci Mr. Mahan to a career MArine as matron of •'Ill """" a and Is currently serving hla 10<· • - t lengthllu'ulloebluedress onrt enit.tmont He reeentl7 ond carried a f\ouii'OI ol yeiloll' completed the starr Judge Advodafllea. . cate Sehool at camp Pendlelon, Mr. Ronlid C, IIIII, 1 friend and is aoslgned dutloo ., Le,ral ot tile groom, from Fsri!D, N.D. Chief Court Recorder cor- Bese oerved al bell msn. Mltorlli Bellaltnn Marine Corp For her clau&bter•a ~ Base, camp l'l!nclieton, Clli!or~ Mrs. Thornrl,yko choee a ..,... nla. piece blue dre11 will! wldte ac. Aller a brief wedrllng trip ceaaorlea. the couple are maldngtllelr ho~ Mrs, L, E. ~leer, O...,.ide, at f3f Well Redondo Dr! Call!., provided tho music !Dr Oceanlide Calli 1 ve, Ill 0 wed"•• A ' . om a. ...,.. reception !ollow- They plsn to vlolt relatives 1 ed at tile home of the bride's IDd lrienrlo In Galllpoli1 motller, witll Mila Melody cut- time during Auiuot aomerll!ht providing Dtulit. · , Chaplain - I" ,. ' ::f . with • anW . ..-.c:· . • $:::-:-:::::::::::::=~::::f.:::;:;:::::::=:=!i:=~:::::~r::r.::J.~~*~t::r.:*~f-UZ~t.-:::::;:~'!f.:::m::~~~m~::t: N --~.::~....:./ ..: ,.;. :-~:-«o..,....:;:~i)O.' ~ :.... .." "·. .. ................ ' Son . (lt...,., Cillf.; '111roa . ,..... "' • · Tho!'nriyke, Loo Anlelea Calif. Tile double r,J nl....._ wu lllaicol Martineau ~ .· I ....ent of .JUne 22 attlioM.~r~z•• c~ ~d c.'·uo~;, - F~• . ~=-Corps N.D.; IDd Mr. lnd Mrs. b. J. ,, Demonstration Given For ger than one. Frltfl4 of OUrl IIIYI he'l ,, • !rom Bohemia, The World Almanac s a y s. In 15thcentury France, Bohemian meant a vagabond or gypsy because of the mistaken belief that all gypsies came from Bohemia. It wasn't until the 19th century, In Paris, that artists who led unconventional lives were called Bohemians. The evening stars are Venus and J..,lter. On this day In history: In 1914, Austria declared war '• By WAYNE G. BRAND-sTADT, M.D. To Offset Reagan Threat I ' Safety Precautions For Night Drivers No, No! It Goes Like This, Remember?'' Niiolf 'founts b~' Re~t!~ · CINCINNATI (NEAl A tapping of RepubUcan professionals here at the National Governors Conference indicates that Gov. Ronald Reagan of California is giving Richard Nixon more serious concern today than is Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York. '. ·.,•., .. ~:Z:::*:;;:~.;::~-.··;o-.;.·.········ ······· .......... .........,,. ..,.,. .• . . . ' . ~LIPOLis .~ MrL ..s.broi ~· ot ~. c.ttt. Ia ~the~ ot .... dill"""' llhlr\._,. ~ Wpltfa, ·: :..Edpr lilthar<! t~ .-or Miss Bee ky s d -. A d d 0 un e rs Is ,War e . E Afb er f Adle r,/ Jr• sCh0 Ia rs h,·n THE CCCTOR SAYS ,.~ •,. BIDBSAT ... . .. • Save Your Spikes, Girls I' ;\h :shirley Ann Wilkes·. is ; ,Brid~ ' ol Edga~ Mdha'n· ~ ;.1 • '\ ' . ' announced earlier last week. The Post Otlice is the perfect example of how people love goyernment econom,y, but only when the other !ellow pr<W!des It Anoth- ' I ~ received around the country Saturdl,Y In Post Offices to renege on the cutback in window service ' ..'.• ' I"' ., ' ' PUBLISHED BY TllE.OIUO VMU:Y PUBIJSIIING COlli' ANY Proof of this was the letters ., '! f • It may seem paradoxical to say it, but everyone who uses the services of the Pool Office Department-and that'o everyoneshould welcome the cutbacks announced by Posbnaster General W. Jllarvtn Watson, For 1t is only when the service gets bad enough, when home delivery to cut from five to four mthree to two da)'ll a week and the couriers' owift completion of their appotnte4 roUDds becomes even less swift than it Is today, that the public will demand that oomethtng be done to revamp the oystem and put 11 on a sell-paying basis. Things will not come to such a pass this year, of course. Some cutbacks will be made, but the bets are that Congress will largely exempt the Post Office from the federal employment reductiOns required by the 10 per cent surtax bill passed last month and that the service will continue b> limp along from appropriation to appropriation 1n Its timehonored manner. lt.. : .} ... ' f1. • ' ' ... yoU 10 koo'W •het'l at'ld ltlaw It ' " trip " .. to Connit to bring you "'- hippttt moee: gojng lhl1 F•ll! ""Htrd·cOte" hard.,.,. the hip telll'le 1n theM h,incf. .~ "*'" · moca. A. Tht antique tllwer 1oo11; '" Brown, Gtur!. I . Thrllwnillled OOid buckle ttyte it! &J4i:k 1r (h\~iE- us &;tS ' ' •• ' ' ' . �.. :\' • 'f • I ·~ .. . - .. ~ !.~~· 1'11111!!!11· ~w. July . 1- I ,''11 j ·tiirtts- ' .. , ' z,_ tm · ,, c ' ·_,;. '••. ~ '' /. ,, " ' Just BetWe~n -, . t Us TlnnehUI, Exec. jldi!Gr · · Rlchan:l S. owen, P!lbllohor Hobirt Wil- Jr., Man. Eclltot Vernon Diwoese, Adv. Mgr. James E. Danner, Adl. Dir. ,,., ' ' By Pat' Houck · . ·- ...."--. The Dark Before The Postal Dawn? er name lor lhls dellght!ul trait bred Into so many of us is having one' s cake an:l eating it ,, ~ 1'. • removed from Civil ·Service and given the rtgbt to bargain coUectlvely with management. The commission beUeves that wlfh J:edueed. coota aad rate lncreaaes, the department's delclta-currenUy about $1.2 biWon a yearwould be wiped out In a few years. Before we conclude that this Is the panacea for all that aUs the postal service, It would be weD b> remember that the system was never designed to be self-1upporting. Accounting for about hall the deparbnent's deficits, second- and tbird-class rates constitute "publlc service" subsidies for magazlneo, newspapers, direct-mail advertisers and nonprofit and educational organzations. 1bere would thus be a price to be paldultimately by the general publlc-for an efficient postal system, 1n the form of Increased subscription rates, other kinds of federal subsidy for nonprofit and educational groups, higher prices for products advertised by mall and possibly higber first-class rates as well. Assuming, that II, that congressmen and others who have vested interests 1n keeping the system as it is ever anow such sweeping changes to be made. • too. The President's Commission on Postal Organization has recommended that the office be converted from a cabinet-level agency and poUtical patronage plum Into a nonprofit gov. ernment corporation. Such a corporation would be f!Je to set its own rates without con~sStonM approval and to sell bonds for capttal Improvements. Employes would be Endure those granny-type shoes the fashion mo1uls have foisted on you, girls, but take beart-the spiked bee! is coming back. In seven m10 years, the fashion pendulum will be owtngtng back to the spike-heel, pointed-me loOk, sayo Boot and Shoe Recorder magazine, reporting on styles the designen are working on for the '70s, Seven to 10 years? ' w" ;) 11 Because every mInute of your vacation time is precious to you, you may be" tempted to do some of your .driving at night. This requires special precautions If you want to see dayUgbt again. Bear 1n mind · that the accident rate at lllght Is more thadildouble the daytime rate and most of these accidents are caused by poor visibility. If your vlsllm Is normal (20/ 20) It Is still possible that your peripheral or side vision (your visual field) Is nar· rowed, that your ability to adapt promptly to changes In lighting Is slow, fhat you do not focus normally or that you have driven untO you are overly tired. . This Is esJlC!"ially true If you are driving three or more hours after your usual bed· time even though you may have been driving only an hour or ,two. If you feel the le11,1~ bit drowsy, yt111 .ru.dcl pull oU lhe road and either take a short up or drink some coffee that you were foresighted enough to bring · along. Better to be a llltle behind schedule than mlead the procession Into fhe nell world. If approaching beadUghts bother you, "learn to loot at them out of the comer of your eye-not bead on. Tbls will not only make them less blinding 10, ly BRUCE IIOSSAT ''I Nixon's managers insist, however, that they can contain the rising threat from Reagan, just as they are conftdellt that weeks .ago they blunted Rockefeller's maxbnum thrust. This reporter's newest check on delegates to the GOP national convention shows that Reagan in recent days may bave picked up a score or more of additional votes-a handful in the Mountain West and tbe remainder 1n the Deep South. Somewhat curiously, a high Rockefeller source puts Reagan's Southern gains alone at double that ftgure, and suggests almost with an air of triumph that possibly 40 to 50 more may . topple to the Californian by the time the convention opens Aug. 5. His point, of course, Is that anything which cuts Into Nixon's potent Southern and Western base helps Rockefeller 1n his belated drive to overtake the front-runner. Yfl tbe pwlaJ jHJmeat amoqlleDtlblleu JOYOI'IIIrs aad IIIler pn!eaolonals lo that a.ebfelltr ao loqer hao the mUIIIcota 1118 ud that, ........,~~y, Reapa lalat limply lleiiOIII Reagaa. The California governor's aides are said to be teUing many Southern delegates still tied to Nixon, but beUeved to favor Reagan fundamentally, that the IaUer now baa a real cbance for the nomlnati<\0 and thus merits every vote that can be mustered. Nlxon'o agents trail after Reagan'• and assert that the JloetefeUer threat, most feared In tbe S..ulll, II not really dead. The Nlxon people are basically confident that their ~ Southern oupportera-men Ute Sea. strom Thurmond of llNb Carolina, Howard (Bo) Callaway of Geor&la and William Murfin of Florida-are themselveo bold1nf tlnn and ~~ rank-and-file Nlxoo delegates Iareely 1n Une. ;,.y concede some aucceso to Rea&an'a delegate rustlers aad uerlbe it both to hio own mote active candidacy iiiid to tbe evident RockefeUer decline. One Nlxon agent thinks there could be a more dangerOUI bnakliut ol Reapn otrenllh In Mlulaalppl, Alabama, Florida aad North Carolina, and that thll miBht tr1g1er further defec~ frfHII Nlxoo 1n the West. But othero 1n Nixon's camp rlfuH to take the menace that seriously. ~f)IO, lfj~;;,,e:~~~ 1 too, lllat strom Thurmond working the telekey Southern backers Io their continuing 'polic'y against such a bappeninR. - they have olzable offupon. They expect to Maryl•snd and much of bto 26. They upon Ohio's Gov. James moot of his 58-member delegation their way not bef«e. " Bohemians, the hippies of yesteryear, didn't come QUICK QU.IZ Miniskirts: A Tax Dodge If you have ever wondered why merrte but conservative olde England, of all places, gave birth to the miniskirt, of all tbmgs, a theory being advanced Is that it Is because of a pecullar1ty in that country's tax laws. The Almanac Skirls shorter than 2t Inches from waistline By United Press Intematlooal to hemline are officially classified as cbU· Tod013 Is &lncla,y, July 28, the dren's clothing and are e~empt from a 12~ 2101h day o! 1968 witll IS6 to per cent purchase tax. Your average adult miniskirt over there doesn't even come close follow. The moon is between its new p!Jase and first qua-. UIST The morning star ls Saturn. on Serbia, marking the real beglm!ng o! World War L In 1932, more than 15,000 unemployed war v e t e r a n s, camping in Washington, were driven out or the city by federal troops. The vets were demand~ lng Immediate payment of • '"war bonis. " In · 1945, the ratified the .' but will also help.you to adaPI faster to the reduced ll g li i' after they bave passed. A~ all don't tun\ up yoljr bl'II!IC ijghts to show your dial!~ ure at a momrist whO f~jJfjc;': . d 1m hIs-two licht-blblk drivers face • far areater ·am- '· . '·.... .. ' iiib·~ ~~ • · or ,[: '~'.i I" ·: • . ' · :m,,~, .. Whei1 driving at Dlcbt It 1.1 ..• ,• :- wise to maintain a 1 peed about 10 m.p.b. slower thaD you would under lib condl· lions In the daytime. Titt1 riot only makes yqu a much safer driver, It also decreases tbe danger of pasolng your nit or · maklng a wrong biro. Jndllnli the distance and s pee 4 ol other cars Is bard enougb In dayUght---at night It is armoot impossible. For this reasoa, you must be doubly cautious when overtaking a Cllf In your own lane. It may be going very slowly or It may even bave stopped. , The te>t.t>erotu're In the. AcUvt~1 B~;cllow Tue~Qy ane~ . : must have been nesr 100 degroes. Tile Ume had come tot Juctgi . Now, the w..-k o!'man,y montho by both mO!nbors .:: I, - ~~proJects. aors wao to be evaluated by tha judges. · I ·:~ llope she' doesn't look too closely at "'y" cOilot." · The ~twer was bard to ifo." "W . • """ until 11 o'clock las\ night gotllng that hem in. .. Girls of 111 •lzes were ~!ned ~ walling to talk to tho Juclgea. "why," ot ~ ll!vlscir sitting be, E. ALBERT ADLER, JR. SCHOLAI!SiliP WINNER - Miss Beclt;y Sluooers •·•·"'-tor i1t Mr I head one juclp lsk, ul{ow did side me.. She said, IIJtgives them aoo Mrs.,. J. EYerette Sau..ters, Crown City, second frcm the left, acctePU check ,;.;;j'~ , . yOU eat the eornera so smooth?" f"P811ence ~ being on a stage rCI~!eaentlng the Jaycees. She was also .Presented achoJar•hiP chec'ka trom the Juhlor ::::.~· Tile UU!e pooy.ji]Jecf 8-yoor-old be!Dre an aucl!ence. In I I e w -· represented by past.j>resldent:Mrs. R<i>ert W. Slunders, len, IDd tha Amert AI •-u ' . lp&Yiorecl, "lcuto!!part"Cirtm-- yean. they will• profit !rom I~" or Universl~ Women, fepresented by Mrs. .Sira Spurlock, pre•u...• on tho"'~' can IIOc...,on mod It) · _Tbe PGI!IO aoo self assurance ......., • '6'•• ' "1\'11 tbe oUt•hlow herd lor o! tile older girls revealed tile . ' YOU to ddl" ' truth of the advilor!s statement. "Well, the •ew~JJ~machlnejuot In Dl,)' ~Inion, one of tha big.•:llciuldn't hardly aaw strllgh~•· geot valueo !hat COlJies !rom the ::; OQe ot the JuclPs wao 111 r s. l"'!'or lair Is tho Involvement ;, Orens ~neo, OSU EX!fnsion young ,lleOPI.e !eel even aa.r they ;, Clothlqr Sp&daliot lllost ofMrs can no longer participate. Girls • .. , lfi1nu' time Is .....n In he; Uke <Janice Rose, Sharon Sheets f"f OSU otllce planning proJects and ~· C'4rolyn Butler' come back to llll!ow new methods IDd Items help. GALLIPOLIS - Miss Beclt;y lit -the field o1 dcithlng •onstrucThis makes me remember saunders, daughter .of Mr~ a n d cees am the American Associl- ler, Jr. , was an active member I r tbL · · Mrs. "-Ynes• answer tomyques- Mrs. J. Everette Saur.:ters, tion of Unlversit;y WorneJL of the Jaycees and his wife was The E. Albert Adler, Jr. Schol- a member of both the Junior f ; • JU!fllna .ot cOilllly 11!!1 state .· tlon •• to why ohe weot Into the ·crown Ci1;.t', was selected as the , cllirl Ill'"' :t.ln, ~nen •hlnce !lei\! ol extonslon work. . winner of the E. Albert Adler, arship was established in mem- Woman's Club and the AAUW. ~ ~ ~ till end re.aul* of her d~ She said, ur had a Horne Ex.. Jr., scholarship, a Joint project ory of the victims or the SUter Mis.s Saunders is a second year . lllll'tment'o work IDd plannillg. lenllon ager.t I . worshipped. I otthe Junior Woman's Club, Jay- Bridge Disaster. E. Albert Ad- 'litudent at Mlrshell Unlverst\1' ; , ~ lhooich 1t was very hot, wanted •to . be Just like her," where she is major11\g in Business Edueatlon. She was selected (~1.•he bad tJil!en busY slt~ee ear.. 8 If Y~~ g:l~la are tn f9}1ow in :g.;~ MI-a. ~. cooomeone s !odloteps, ao we ~om­ on the basts of scholarshljl ,lftd :.~"to II'"· me an lntorviow they will, It oeems a good thing need During the oumrner she lo ~ M';f •,could ahare acane uhtnts when they etnulate a person employed at the HWJUngton state Hospital. :• .the upi#" with 1.,. whose U!e work Is helping women ~ ,._ lliJo said at the tep or her u 11 to become better wlveo, mothServl• on the commlUee to , it hcime oewllfr problems was ets aoo homemakers. pick a sc~rshipreclplentwere '~ o~Jiileult;Y ·cit proper i1t See YCMUt,the lair. Be sure to Jack C&r\f, Bob Rlttenllouse, ! -~~j4MOJt ..people 1tart at t h 8 II)' "Hl" to me. I probably won't Mike Harrington onrt Joe Borootd. eM •iq correct tho Prob- remember your. name, but 1 wtU GALLIPOLIS - The Cheshire -,Ilia otd!lti,.fi. lnoteaci ohbsck· remember a smUe, Mrs. Barry Long 1rrJ Mrs. Garder1 Club was hostess ciub Genrge Tabit, members of the :!'W o!!ths WaiiWIJO, !bey should lor tha July·meeting ot Nature's ; ,llarten , the pattern be!ore cu~o Junior Woman' s Club and t h e Gardeo Club at Cottage 7, Gal•tln&." . lipollt Slate Institute, AAUW, assisted Mrs. Saunders aoo Mrs. Spurlock In the selec,~ Mrs, lfl¥neo conti..,.d, 'llloot Mrs. W, Donald Gallowoy of tion. the Gallipollo Gardeo Club lnIs Hostess For t...Wced Mro. Everett Long, ~-!"'¥ sew with sldll, irihey it neceosory to lltor the lhi,IWI they bdf, .,.. If they ore ""eouvo; then the,y wUI sa v e Dill .: .. . ' mthat Ieagtb. It Is doubtful, of course, that laJ:es were In the m1nda of designers when they first came out with mlntsldrls, but it does seem like a possible eJplanation of wby tbe lad has luted this long. The real fashion crunch wiU come when the government gets around to changing the law, as It has promised b> do. Q-Whal poet, oc:cot'dillg to hiB 01D11!9ords1 CJWOko OIIC! c1at1 to find. himse~t tamolll7 . ' Some ~CJiifaelring •.. l1d bullcy, not lmooih edit I~ ~~... the •• u!1o~~ ~8cleattf'.J/:i~ emplo1fed as a llltltnlliij ~ handllllg c~!ltmt.. ,fil!l ; • • • -)f~,., ' Read !be fine print 011 the .: Pilgrimage." contract and you'JIImo'N wily friendly , loan compaily Q--WhiJi too! is 111ed to ibe monoger greetS you Wltb a cut a dio111011d7 . . smUe. :A,.--S¥· tile diamond Ia • • the ·hardiilt subatance tnOWJI, A miin fellow , , ; tbe only thltlg tbit wW cut.It who doc!111~ 11m>e any no- ·' Is another dlamond. how. I . : • ''ve(' · ;.!of>-L 1111nes con~uded with this ~ "Clothing should tOalc '.'tiandmado!' n01 "home-- . : ' lliade''. . FAIII ALMOST HERE i The 1968 Ga11ia <;oun~ ·JuniOr ~ ·'' lllm011t ·here. 11 beclnl • u" "' j. '~ • . t .,.. T!le~. Thlo fali-pl'OYiileswCII>dlrftil . ., OIIPOI:Iunltlea lor our 10U1W JIOOPII; At ftrit I c..iidn•t ...the .......... tOr . , 8 IDdhear 1114• aholol!w tea ~GQ~; lJIII,. llli• In • •ITJo ohojl, ) 11i.ad ,. ' . '. ·<; • J " . • • ootrect paUern ·;lar Ia len ease an-nee. 'put t .,, • . ~{. fin. ~~~ uxler the "new 1idlw'' • not be ciifllcult Tilt blc· at~_.,cll!!ei-eoce In tho new liz- . tht g~. hal It, t~ ,. ,, he ttU. the loodlllg dJje ' ' to iauJts ·•"' metaloned were: ·over eonll!'uetlan, ·~ too llsh~ No, Gwendol,yD, a bi8)Dlllt.: . · • im't a dena'e fog. gang where merchandUt. Addison WSCS _lf""' H 0 1\t r1n·t 1'1/) ··n said, .,Never a tear bedim a the eye that Chne and patience will ool dry; never a lip Is curved in pain that can't be kissed tmo amUes again.'' Timdy Quotes O~e of ~he most alarming mamfestat1ons of our time1 is 11M! Nl10o maucen ..Ueve lllot If ... lhe heiler·skelter growth of mr reacheo the ,erll ,...,, lhH !Ieavy bureaucracy at every ~~~1 . Ia New Yd, New~ Jertey, Our challenge is to convert Mle.lpa old· elaewllere weaN this Into a partnership o! federal, state and l()(!al govern· 8Cciff at the Idea their man would be ments, with goals understood , · flrot ballot. They Pc;Int to responolbllilles placed, au: ' ' furtlll!r lhat il a llrst-ballot thorltles provided and fiscal wilhhold oome strength . resources available. - Sen. Edmund S. Mtukit, [). what '""Y hope would be Maint . ~~-dew. ~:; M~d :::•. ~ ~~ :the ln'C>II'am meot~nc 9-How early can duc:lcs atocm? A-As soon as they are hatched. They cannot fty for ••x weeks or onore after fhey are hatched . . lllqjbeo, Mr1. Ray Hughes, Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew and Mrs. Lsrry Hood. ·Tbe &ecretary and treasurer'• reports wore l!lven IDd, clltdo wore sent to the m In the <omIIIUI!II;v. Devotions were alSO"Iiveo by Mrs. Hoocl from tile n.ci PI! am. The next meeting will be Aug. 28 at the, hom0 ot Mrs. Hoocl. ~~~ .,..,.,.,.a lmacina natiooatq- acivMUoedl Artoarved Diamond B11wt. ..,. for over 100 yean, lido lo!r, 1. . price. F u 11 tor ~>erm.,.,.,b-! cusr- mood value. PAUl. DAVIES JEWELERS 404S..owtAve. o.JIIpolla, Ohio •••••·~~~~~~·-••••S I'ECIAL PURCHASE! LADIES MATCHING · JACKETS, SKIRTS & SHORTS COMIINA TION $8.95 $5 95 $5:95 ' Darnbrough's Dept. Store -~---"""""""'--~ -- .... ~~~;;;;::: ·i ~':.- .: ,.., tilr the Jiily ot the Addison W$:S, beld recontiy II tile homo of Mrs. Joe Drummond. Her topic wa1 '"Voice for a World Come of Ago," Taking lf.r~ SIJruei~ke.¥d.U· ~'· Mork, ~ .. , 1n1J T...,.j, . - Mrs. J. R, !foetor, :f!l ot JACKETS ___ SKIRTS _ _ SHORTS _ 11 , , .";cO.MSUL lJN.G(011HPOJDENT Center .. FOR PRtSTON BEAUTY COLLEGf Chesapuke, Ohio • WRITE . PHONE LANNA'S SALON OF BEAUTY Ml CARROl E. WAUGH Fairfield WSC S Program BOX 444 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ·illlrlllrc IWI wm. lilt or ...,_ lllp ... adler line . ........ npo ........ I'll. ..... MONDAY$WEDNBDAYS • TV -Chapel Will -Be Conducted By ~2933 6 P.M. • 1:30 P.M. MR. CARROL E. WAUGH Cheshire Man ·· ' t /.iffle f?ock, 1951 ~ ··~• • ' .•• ' The "Hippesi" Macs are Hard-Core Hardware Buffs! .•: \~ '• • • YSIIOf s'ou &AlliPOI.IS,. 01110 . ... • LU'I8 II tO I .. United Natlono Slate Building In New York City, killing 13 peroons. A thoul!ht for tha doy: American writer Bret Harte ueliDd Earl Wilkes, ell o!Ocean- i>iU8jJSON ·...,· MrOl ·Lor~ tli)nd U.S. Senate Charter. The vote was 89~. Also In 1945, an Army B-:5 bomber lost in the fog. crashed lnto the side ot the Empire G. A. Whlt!leid, Mrs, Marilyn Lea, and the brtde'a ICIJa, Sam~ part tn the prqgram were Mrs. ;li!IIIIIY II¥ sewlrir- ""' tham-- Joe . Drummoocl, Mro. Lewis )eJvea." 1. , . ---=·=A:...:ft:.::...:B:...;S::......~ : ' ''"''"; ftt-40j iJQt ~11 ~ b):•~" lhtsald; ;tpc~ ~ "II thty 11'1 ou(stze. :rt·~ !~!_ cll!!e':eDI dotbeo, b>o, because you will neilil illt tbe visual advantage ':YOU' e8ti 1 get. 1 ' •.• ~~ :.rtb~ :'t -~1{!( F1nallY;"'IMii 'klli'e ~ot~ '" " lhBt' yolh'''iflldllillll'l!liJ ' D but allo 'that· 10ur U-tli iiH' By PHIL PA$.TORET Those were: Lt. Col. lnd Mrs.attending K. W, Henl')', Csptain Mrs. Drummond :=~:.=~:';wU: IDd 1_.1-elndl" ~) ,,,.... Ill ·ill VIm, Cali!.i !of>-. i;lid .Calif., o-..m un. :1!-"". both to themsei;ea." : · 1 hiled It women reoiJ¥ sa>Od . .,, culrliht. 'l'h GS/ Nature's Garden Club : reloitnr .. - · · ot Alpine, CllifJ The bride 1s 1 sn.w~e of ctat!nf, · · . · Eastern High SehoO.I .In w,!ii-Given In m&rrlap b1 !of>-, D, lngton, D.C. IDd II aJri.oatb. ; . ~1, I fli~ o(lhe tam:'flt, OJnployed ·as H<rlllrJ to the r1de _,_ • , ili'\111 'len&lh, Commanding Officer, Baoe ~­ , liooveleoo, Wllite dre11 1"11! a terlel Battalion, at 0omp Peit· seoopecl neeidlne, .....,.... with cileton Clilf · a iclogo~iooved bllio laee coo\ lnd bri~groom ; Dotlvo ot 1 11 a matching bat lnd -.11: Het on- Gailipolla, was from lY·.Jewell')' was a matching pearl Southwellern High Sehliol 11teor<lrop nocklace ond earring lend!!d Rio Grande Collep' and . set. S!o <srried a bcio~ of II a graWate ot tha ~ . while roseoiDdWblle~o. Ohio Manpower and Tecllllll!lll lli-s. JUdith 'tborndlke, Ill- Training Center, at Jackson. ter-bi~a" ot tho. brlllo, leneci Mr. Mahan to a career MArine as matron of •'Ill """" a and Is currently serving hla 10<· • - t lengthllu'ulloebluedress onrt enit.tmont He reeentl7 ond carried a f\ouii'OI ol yeiloll' completed the starr Judge Advodafllea. . cate Sehool at camp Pendlelon, Mr. Ronlid C, IIIII, 1 friend and is aoslgned dutloo ., Le,ral ot tile groom, from Fsri!D, N.D. Chief Court Recorder cor- Bese oerved al bell msn. Mltorlli Bellaltnn Marine Corp For her clau&bter•a ~ Base, camp l'l!nclieton, Clli!or~ Mrs. Thornrl,yko choee a ..,... nla. piece blue dre11 will! wldte ac. Aller a brief wedrllng trip ceaaorlea. the couple are maldngtllelr ho~ Mrs, L, E. ~leer, O...,.ide, at f3f Well Redondo Dr! Call!., provided tho music !Dr Oceanlide Calli 1 ve, Ill 0 wed"•• A ' . om a. ...,.. reception !ollow- They plsn to vlolt relatives 1 ed at tile home of the bride's IDd lrienrlo In Galllpoli1 motller, witll Mila Melody cut- time during Auiuot aomerll!ht providing Dtulit. · , Chaplain - I" ,. ' ::f . with • anW . ..-.c:· . • $:::-:-:::::::::::::=~::::f.:::;:;:::::::=:=!i:=~:::::~r::r.::J.~~*~t::r.:*~f-UZ~t.-:::::;:~'!f.:::m::~~~m~::t: N --~.::~....:./ ..: ,.;. :-~:-«o..,....:;:~i)O.' ~ :.... .." "·. .. ................ ' Son . (lt...,., Cillf.; '111roa . ,..... "' • · Tho!'nriyke, Loo Anlelea Calif. Tile double r,J nl....._ wu lllaicol Martineau ~ .· I ....ent of .JUne 22 attlioM.~r~z•• c~ ~d c.'·uo~;, - F~• . ~=-Corps N.D.; IDd Mr. lnd Mrs. b. J. ,, Demonstration Given For ger than one. Frltfl4 of OUrl IIIYI he'l ,, • !rom Bohemia, The World Almanac s a y s. In 15thcentury France, Bohemian meant a vagabond or gypsy because of the mistaken belief that all gypsies came from Bohemia. It wasn't until the 19th century, In Paris, that artists who led unconventional lives were called Bohemians. The evening stars are Venus and J..,lter. On this day In history: In 1914, Austria declared war '• By WAYNE G. BRAND-sTADT, M.D. To Offset Reagan Threat I ' Safety Precautions For Night Drivers No, No! It Goes Like This, Remember?'' Niiolf 'founts b~' Re~t!~ · CINCINNATI (NEAl A tapping of RepubUcan professionals here at the National Governors Conference indicates that Gov. Ronald Reagan of California is giving Richard Nixon more serious concern today than is Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York. '. ·.,•., .. ~:Z:::*:;;:~.;::~-.··;o-.;.·.········ ······· .......... .........,,. ..,.,. .• . . . ' . ~LIPOLis .~ MrL ..s.broi ~· ot ~. c.ttt. Ia ~the~ ot .... dill"""' llhlr\._,. ~ Wpltfa, ·: :..Edpr lilthar<! t~ .-or Miss Bee ky s d -. A d d 0 un e rs Is ,War e . E Afb er f Adle r,/ Jr• sCh0 Ia rs h,·n THE CCCTOR SAYS ,.~ •,. BIDBSAT ... . .. • Save Your Spikes, Girls I' ;\h :shirley Ann Wilkes·. is ; ,Brid~ ' ol Edga~ Mdha'n· ~ ;.1 • '\ ' . ' announced earlier last week. The Post Otlice is the perfect example of how people love goyernment econom,y, but only when the other !ellow pr<W!des It Anoth- ' I ~ received around the country Saturdl,Y In Post Offices to renege on the cutback in window service ' ..'.• ' I"' ., ' ' PUBLISHED BY TllE.OIUO VMU:Y PUBIJSIIING COlli' ANY Proof of this was the letters ., '! f • It may seem paradoxical to say it, but everyone who uses the services of the Pool Office Department-and that'o everyoneshould welcome the cutbacks announced by Posbnaster General W. Jllarvtn Watson, For 1t is only when the service gets bad enough, when home delivery to cut from five to four mthree to two da)'ll a week and the couriers' owift completion of their appotnte4 roUDds becomes even less swift than it Is today, that the public will demand that oomethtng be done to revamp the oystem and put 11 on a sell-paying basis. Things will not come to such a pass this year, of course. Some cutbacks will be made, but the bets are that Congress will largely exempt the Post Office from the federal employment reductiOns required by the 10 per cent surtax bill passed last month and that the service will continue b> limp along from appropriation to appropriation 1n Its timehonored manner. lt.. : .} ... ' f1. • ' ' ... yoU 10 koo'W •het'l at'ld ltlaw It ' " trip " .. to Connit to bring you "'- hippttt moee: gojng lhl1 F•ll! ""Htrd·cOte" hard.,.,. the hip telll'le 1n theM h,incf. .~ "*'" · moca. A. Tht antique tllwer 1oo11; '" Brown, Gtur!. I . Thrllwnillled OOid buckle ttyte it! &J4i:k 1r (h\~iE- us &;tS ' ' •• ' ' ' . �.• Sehtlnel, .. . . Marriage Was Jvne Event " . .. " , Gallia County Ju ,, , POMEIIOY: - Vaab ot white aladloll and - · llad[ad by Pllmt and -'tabr4 dilcoratid the altar Of tho ~· Ave..., IJojted ~~·t at ' ~side fl>t' tlleWaddlngorMill . Bonilla JoweU 'I'~ orl'GIIJeroy, tloute 3, to Mr,JereyRicho ard Sle!rart of Sliadl'alde. The bride Ia the "-Qflhter or · Mr. and Mrs. Ulyaoes L 'l'lulniJo son or BariiJW, Arkansas, ·and the bridegroom Ia the SOil ol Mr and Mrs. AivaW.Stewart,- ·- The !In, William Welnland ~ llclaled at the alteullical ....,. MISCELLANEOUS ProJects - Miss Mlfllaret Grlmlha, :Melga County Ell!ensiCRI Agent, checks bedriMllll ac cesIGrles ~,I>Y VIcki Poetker, a member (of lh• TOWJI and Countr1 Live' IVIrea 4-11 Club. Her advlaor ls Mrs. Ralph Poetker. ' ' tiKE TO Mr. and Mrs. DOuglas Carroll ' • ~\~\1//~,,~ ARTICLES TO USE AND WEAR - Mrs. Aldeth Robinson, Home Economics teacher at Gallla Acadelli.Y High School, checks a blouse made by Bonni,e Johnson, Triangle 4-H Club. Mr. &DI Mra. Clem Graham are advi-s olthe Trlll!aio Club. MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Doug'-. lao CSrroll, married recently at '1. lbe Mason Methndlst Church, are J rtakiing ln Falrlax, VL Mrs. Carroll, the !ormer Pat. 11 Newland, ls the daughter ol llr. and Mra. E. llarveyNewland l( Mason, W. VL Mr. Carroll is lie son ot Mr. and Mrs. Edwanl ::uroll of Falla ChUrch, VL The Rev. Lowell E. Keeney 'tid the "'"'" of the cerem011)'. flftlal mualc was prasented by 1114s Gratua Aldridge and Miss '•~kle Alclrldge, vO.albta, With lUI.. Roy Prolltlas the organlo~ The bride, given ln marriage ~ ber lather, wore alloorlength f,OII1I, A·llne ln desl~~n. ot peau ., Sf IOie trimmed In wlllte 'lace. ' Htr !Wanlah lace mlliiJia, held Ia. place by • oequlned pUibox, , llowod Into a Ooor-leJW!h train. The bride earrled a llourluot of wldl!l roaebeda -.and Ivy which POMEROY - Annual plcnlc of ~ed a C)'JIIbldlum orchlcL the Willing Workers Class or the , Mra. Mlc~el McClrtb¥, Park- : Enterprise United Metilodlst ::~· served· •• matron or Church wao held recentl,y at the '' !or her slater. She wore Royal Oak Park. a loor leJWtbJIOWIIofonnge chi!· Mrs. Marthe Hustcod was boot. ~Ill I In 1 •lnp - n t that ia . . . hltaly safe, FDIC lniUJid up to $16,000. l'hl!.'o no IOIIIIIICI Annual p,·cnl'c ·. . .tbt,.IJU',.. blnll Ill* you nothint to worry about no lllopletl nighta with I bluo allfp 1.,. - n t. juit not your kii'CI of people but tbtn ll[llln ••• perhopl we ohould bal Monty in Held at Park w.·.. ,. ' ~':t&::~~r'~:, !I..J.sf~-~~ iq["~tr.length veil wls held ;;:~ w~ ~~lfi ,, ,eomp~e~e sau•ia .. MODEIJNG FOR 11fE J UUUt; - CSrolyn HQIIhoa, BooOtarettes 4-H Club models a Dress..IJpdresslor Orona HII,Ynes, OSU Elllenslon Clothing Specialist. Carolyn made the dress as her 4-H project The garments wUI be on dlsplll,}' durlJW the fivedaY Gallia County Junior Fair, Benefits in $360 million above the December 1966 figure. More than 24 Feberuary Up rnlllfon men, women, and chU- For Gallians tory, Linda Pulllns,DaleCboder. HOSPITAL .NEWS HOLZER HOSPITAL: Visiting hours 2-4 and 7.S p.m. Parents only on Padlatrlco Ward. ADMISSIONS Jolul H. Cooper, 75 Grape St , Galllpolls; Miss Bonnie J. Var1111, Rt 1 Gallipoliai Teresa L. J!ammond, Galllpolls; Robin &>e WI~, Rt 2 Leon, W.Va.; AJ . lit -~• Higginbotham. Grimms IArldiDJ, W.. Va.; Phillip P. ~­ laek;:Ft. Pleaaant; Mrs. Charleo If, Bilek, Rutland; Mrs. Harry l. WIIJand, Jackson; Mrs. AnBaker, Columbus; Cllltoo Rt I Ewlngton; MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL AD MITrED - None. D!SCHARGFD - Blanche Has- Rt. 2 Patriot, son, 6:44 a.m. kins. Saturday. DISCHARGES Mrs. Ervin J. Acree, Mrs. GladY• B. Andre, Scott Benuett, Mrs. Norman R. Brumlleld, Mrs. James R. Ferpson, Mrl. Robert A. Goldllberry, lAister W. Hale, Denise D. HUI, Mro. George M. Holley, Mrs. H, !IIerman Kemper, Mrs. Joe R. Melvin, Erma C, Nettles, Mrs. George L Ran. dolp~. Jr., Jeffrey Childers, Mrs. James Collins and Infant son Mrs. Jolin W, Foote and Infant daughter, Mrs. Roy Goodwin and Jackson; Hor ~ infant daughter, Mrl. Robert E. Rt. 2 Oak HUI; Miss Knaul and Infant daughter. Coolville; Mrs. Sizemore, South WebWilliam S. Lester, W. Va.; Mrs. Ken- (~~:-· ~~ JackiOIIj Mrs. Rt 2 Patriot; Wooten, Rt I GALLIPOLIS - A record $286,402 was paid out ln social aecurlty cash benellta to 4,296 residents of Gailla County tor Febi'U8!)', acoordlng to John R. Chatfield, Portamoutll Social Se· curlty District Manager, an [n. c.-.aaa ot$53,114overtileamowlt paid out tor December 1966. Gailla CClUI1\Y people received ap. proximately $2,939,429 in soelai security benellt1111lrlng the year 1967. "February 1968 was the Or lit month ln which the 13per cent [n. crease ln benefit rates provided by the 1967 Amendmento to tile Soclsi Security Act were pay. uble," Chatfield noled. Nationally, the amoung ot monthly benefits exeeecls $2 blllloo, au or more than BULOVA WATCHES dren, or nearly 1 out ot eveey 8 Americana, are now receivIng some type ot monlllly bene· fit In the pall! 61081'1 aione, benefit payments ro thla ''YOUngar group" have IIIIIOUJI!ed to 1'4 Urnes •• muchasthelllllOUIIBpald out ln this cateSOI'Y durlni the p.-.cedlng 21 yearo. Bosworth's Flowers NEIGHBORHOOD ROAD PH. 446-4814 , Sprays $3.50 up Baskets $6.00 up Assorted Potted Flowers · WE DELIVER Be kind' to onrbaek an your bu et , &SAVE $30' ~~-m o" Om:•·•·r••r , • .,,,, B•mco Sacrop•dlq and Sacroped/c lmp•rtal M111t,..,,, Hurrvl Limited Tim• Onlrt ' , M ,i' ., ,, :. ' . ,).1 ' 'I :; 20. Mr. and Mrl. Earl Dalley, the Iormor Neva Prall, o1 LewIsville, Ohio, were racent 'polls ol Mro. Bertha Amoa and Mr. and Mrai. Floyd Thomas of Rutland. In ~· bl' a larp rosette, and tbtf ~ a .bouquet or oiup &nllwhlle•I*Jl poms. _ ~ Grueser, also'& slater o! thO bride, and Mro. SoiUI)I Kldwllor o! Fall• Cblrdl, VL, were the bl'l4ellllllld8.. aoima of ~rl~ cldtronoieot&!old ~dcally to the one worn by the' maid of honor. · ~er glrlforthe1feddlngwas KeiJ.r McCarthy, ~kerabui'g, Whol'l dlesa matched thoseolthe otl.er lllll'ndanto · Shawn Paua!>. oon of Mr. aad Jack. Pauatt, Ma~ _!ened w.. -n..r ..Ore by Mrs. Marjorie Bowen was wi>n by Mrs, Agnes Dixon. Next meet. IJW will be held on Aug. 23 at the home or Mrs: Beatrice ~ck. AltendlJW tile picnic besides those ,III!Ded were the Rev. and Mro. WWiam A!raon and chiiclraDi Dollie, Peggl, Patrick and Gem; Mrs. M.)TUe Long, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mra. Agnes Weaka, Mra., :Mabel Moore, Mrs. Anna Wllson,' Mrs. Marle11t WUsonand daughtsr, Terri, Mrs. Helen YllhOan, Mra, Delores WUI, BecIll IIlii Brian, and Mro. CordeUa l!entz. ' ' ~. tllera'• mueh to thlt ' IZ It' the wOr- ' SPECIAL Glaatlty . Of Baa• Instruments. ' Be. sure To Ste The free ' ' Of .....~•;str~tlo• . Of · , i' " .:lnltrumen•s At • Lldy of Fashion "A" -Chic, round-faced watch in st~dnlets ...... steel. 17 .iewels. Aut~ matie. Wlterproot•. Minuteman ..,,_ Onl flee In a riC· !IAIUIIr Cal •. J 7 Jtwtls. F.tttttd crye.- tal. Yttlow, With 1111 or oilv<~ <1111. taUS At Point Rock POMEROY - Relatives and friends or the early pioneer -flm. Ules or Green, Ogdln ani caster families will meet lor the 48111 annual reunion at Colurubla ~ el Church near PolntRock(Route 689) on Sunday, Aug. 1L · Following a 12 o'clock picnic dinner a bqslneaa session wUibe held. The.-. wUI be a glllle per· lod for children atlendlow. omcers lor the occasion are Nellie Vale, prealdent; Jewell Strong, vice president, and Ellz.. atrt' Stout, secretary • treasurer. The table committee ls composed ol Norma GUiosJy, Goldie Bobo, Neva Nlcholoon, Ev· elyn Ward and Ora Promtt and Sherrie Turner and Avanel Hoi· llday are In charga of the pregram. Henry Bobo will be ln charge or grounds. Prizes will be awarded to the oldest and yOUJWest persoo at. telllllJW, the one comlJW the . dlslaJlce , , UBI•ty Comm By Charlene Corner• • • Hoe , · bt • •-- t tha 'I'UIIcal'lalenta BUell. A llludelll ~IitE:i'OiiT - A l'tiiOwand . Clillda, ' ~~· ~~ ~ ·~ honoring Mlu Judy Wild- Su~ .Gefla~h, 'Miu ~IIi ~ • el'lllllll1, llllose IIW'...... ... _" ro John more. Allt,.worlh wUI be 110 e.- of Au(. 4, Thlll'a4&Y night ~ I h e Mlddlewl'! Chllreh o! Christ Hostesseo !or the -howerwero Mra. Terry OhllJWat, Mrs. Forrelt Bachtel, end Mrs. WUllam stump, An Ulllbrellt de<!ol'lled with IWes or the valley, a bride doll &DI wedding bells were tetlured In the lift table decoratlono. Mrs. Richard Gress and Mra. Ru18ell WUaon WCRI the Jloor prl2es. Refreshments ot cake decol'lled In the weddlngbeDmot1!, Ice cream, lemonade, minto •&DI nuts were served. The guest list included those Dlllled and Mrs. Horace Abbolt, Mrs. Cbdt Allensworth, Mra. Joe Bailey, Mrs. Lionel Boa• &DI daughter, Joy, Mrs. Chtrlas Chllda, Mrs. WWiam To be Held sories, and both mothers wore white orchid corsages, A reception followed ln the church social room. The bride's table leatured whltenetoveraqua and was cente.-.d with 8 11 ..,. tiered cake surrounded by aqua daisies and greenery. Threebranch candelabra with aqua tap. ers were used at either side ol the cake. Scrvi~ as hostessea at thersceptlon were Mrs. Jack Berger, Shadyalde, Mrs. Waiter Ambler, Bowie, Mel., and Mrs. Ronald Stewart, Dllles Bottom, Ohio, For a wedding trip to Virginia Beach, the ,new Mra. Stewart changed Into a dress of white lace over brown sllk. She wore a yellow rose corsage. The bride Is a 1964 graduate ol Shadyside High School. She al· so graduated from the Morga"' town Business College as a me<licai secretary. She was an active member of the Ohio Eta Phi C~ ter ol Beta ,Sigma Phi Sororlly whUe residing In Pomeroy, Mr. Stewart was gradl8ted Rich from Shadyside High School In ~" '·• ;,:..·' ' \,,', .'-'.' ~~~'. ~' 19if;1·011111n .Juna,melved hls '' · ' bil~ or 8Cienee degtee tn So many times It takes Just a little effort on someone'• part agriculture buolness trun Oblo to bring a lot o! happiness to another. University. He ls employed 11 Frequently we hear from senior citizens - Ul, confined, or stat! assistant to the Wholeaaie all alone - having a blrthdl_y, an anniversary, who have been de· Markel~JW Dlvisloo of standard lighted U.t .oomeone remembered. SelllllJW a card, making a viait, OU of Ohio's Agriculture Cheml· It really takes little Ume and ef!ort cals Sales Division. Friday, Mrs. Grace Stace ol Middleport wnt obaerve her 89th The ~le reside at 724'h birthday anniversary. Her past lew weeks htve been dlfllcult !lie South Metcalf St., Lima. O!Jt.of. spent o!x - weeka at Holzer Hespltal and Is - a patient at the town guesta at the wedding &DI Kimes Convalescent Center at Athens. reception were Mrs. T. A. HewOil Slturd&y, John Frick, who one th[JW she makea all of her · olson and Miss Louisa Johnson, lives alone at his Rock BprlJWs own clothes and U.t's quite an Pomeroy; Emmett Conwii,Y, Mehome, will celebrate hla 90th aocompllshment tor IllY 13 year Arthur; Mr. and Mra. Thomas blrthdii,Y. 0118 or his ueatest cJ&. old. llartlllomucd and Jolla Smith, The r.mu,y had pltnned a visit Columbus; Ruth Beasley and Mra. )lghta lo having folks ~ by ro chat In Metis Coqnty wlth the Harold F. M. Beasley, Greensboro, N, Sluer fAmily thlo summer, but C.; Mr. and Mrs. Charlea RamOUR BEST WISHEs ao wlthtlle had to cancel out when Warner sey, Garry Ramsey, Mercer, Pa.; Rev. and Mrs. Carver WUilams was awarded a scholarship tor Mrs. Lorraine Thompaon and &DI their l'OUJWdaughter, Belay, work beyond his -ter'sllegree Jon, West Salem; Mr. and Mrs, who move tomlll'l'OW to Kenton. at an Ohio state Ell!enalonSchool George Coulter, Mr. and Mra. J, Thla morni'Wo th6 Rev. Mr. wu. In utah. Mrs. Morgan, lnoldent.- E. Beasley and Jmnlly, Pittsllamo deUVered his tarewellser· ally, Ia ID assistant lnslnletor burgh, Ps.; Mr. &DI Mrs. M.A. 111011 at the P0111eroy First Blil- tor 11a1e Carnegie courses. They_ Barlckman, Belpre; Jerry J. Je"' tist Ctolrch. are a buB¥ r.mu,y, nett, Uma; Mrs. Marge TII,Yior, Irwin, Ps.; Mr. and Mrs. Lym THE REV. GLEN JULES ot the AND TO MR. AND MRs. L. E. Ritchey and Will and Don, Ev· PCIIIIero¥ United Methodlot Triplett or Middleport, eoagrall>- erett, Pa.; KeiUIOth Coeper, Cltureh baa !lad quite an honor. lational TCIDiirrow, tlle¥'11 ._ Woodbury; Mra. Dorotll)' Dixon He ,... Qll8 ot two llllnlstars ln serve their 46th weddJJW annl- and Mrs. VIrginia Coleman; .. Cadiz. a Hven couni,y area to receive a versary. &Clbolarlblp to tha Wesltm Ohio Claqy li;oonomlc Education C.... 1art1M:e which wUI ba held In Qc. ICllltr It the Proctar Olafel'lllCe ~Iller ..... LCRidoa. • . -· The con!erence II IIPGIIICII'td by Mlallll Urivtrllly and lo the llrot or 11.1 kind ro ba beld In ~0. : eraen color acheme wao carried D!riih~Ci!ll!llll. ~ -~ . out In decorationa ror a bridal wl.n. lllrl. Wendell~-. Martha Mrs. Jerry Richard Stewart maids carried cascades ot yellQW daisies. Letltla Stewart of DUies Bot,. tun, Ohio, niece or the groom, wa~ the n'"'er girl. She wore a lloor length gown olbondedwhlte lace with aqua satin accent. Her headpiece matched that or the other atlendants and ahe carried a basket of aqua daisies. Beat man lor the bridegroom waa his brother, Rooald Stewar4 Shadyside. The usher~ wereDavld Thompson, Barling, Ark., brother or the bride; Tom Bur· ger, Terry Berger · and Timmy Berger, nephews of the bridegroom, all 'ol Shadyside. For her daughter',· wedd[JW, Mrs. Thompson woreaplnkbondvetUna. ed lace dress wlth matching pUIThe maid or honor carried a box hat and accessories.· Mrs. cascade ol aqua earuatlons wlth Stewart was In a blue bonded lace white daisies, and the brides- ensemble with matchin.< acces- ', Bridal Shower ,, . ~ Mr~s Judy ·. wilderm~th~ :~·s=~ 48th Reunion . organza and orange blossoms trlmmed with aeed pearls. She as rlngbearer. Mr. Sonny Kid- carried a cascade arrangement wiier was best man for the bride- ot white roaes with shatlered groom, and the ushers were Jea- 'carnationa, and stephanotis. _ ae T. George, Washington, D. C.; Jo Ann Vlnka of Tiltonsville Michael McCarthy of Parkers- ' was the maid of honor and the burg, W. Vs., and Don Grueser, b~ldesmalds were Judy Beasley Columbua. and Peggy Bower, botho!GreensGuest& were registered by boro, N, c., oouslitS olthebrlde, Mra. Kitty McDowell. A recep. and Carol Ambler of Bowie, Md., lion was held In the church social a !ieee ot tile groom. room Immediately following the • The at~nts wora noor wedding. Women or the mlsalOJ>. leJW!h gowns ~shloned with ery soelety or the church aerved ell1)lre waists banded with satin, as hoatesaes. bodices or' lace, and acetate tatleta Mlllt sklrta wltil an overskirt of oheer l\l'lon which fiiM'ed Into a ehapellrain. They wore heqleceo or aqua bows from which leU four tiers ot Illusion '' Thill you -ldn't hiM the oligh- ,lnltrat in c.rtlflcatn that 01111 tha top dollar • . . gu.,.,llld. YEAST BREADIS - M r s. Frank Wetherholtjudgedyeost breads and other cookiJW p~ jet1s ol more than 200 4-H club members preaent at the Tuesday pre • lllr activities held ln the Activities Bulld1~ at the Junior Falrgrouad. IIICIIIY on June 23, !ollowJDea pro. 11rt111 or qtlal music 111 Jameo Komer or Shadysldo, organist, and Slrlta Barlckman, · Columbua, woallat, who. aang "0118 Hand, 0118 Heart," "I Love You Truly;'' and "Because." Escorted to tile altar by her ~thel'. the bride wore a floor lellllfh JIOWII or allk organza dsollned with long lace sleevesand scalloped 11tckllne oudlned witil oequlos and pearls. Her detacho able bee !rain was attached at tile waist by a sllk bow. Couple We. d in Mason . . ;~ld~~s;::~~;~;:;:e~ Pictures by JUDGE ASKS QUES110NS - Mrs. lllrla11t llall8uer, JackaOII eCJUI1\Y Extension Agent, questions Mat1bo Slllos, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Rene Sallas, Wlde Awake 4-H Club about h'"' she ~eted her First Uutllt sewing project. Mro. Raymond Willis and Mrs. Frank McCalla are lldviooro tor the Wide Awake Club. were alde. t::::::;'K~:;:;:t;~!:-."-!X.-::ic.!:;::.~'!.::*.~':-'.))). TAILORED CLOTIDNG- Patty SOunders, daughter o!Mr. ani Mrs. Paul SOunders, Bidwell, a member of the Bidwell Busy Bees 4-H Club models a coat and hat she made as a 4-H dub project. :?J!e is being judged by Mrs. Jim Little, Jackson, lcnner home ~nl. Advisors lor the Busy Bees are Mr•. Tim McClelland and Mrs. Paul B. SOunders. Mi's. Norman Baxter 11 villi-' lng In Marletti with her 1111) IIIII dau&hter-ln~aw, Mr. and Mrl. ChtrletButor• Dick Neaaelef\ Thurtdll,)'.niJIJt ror a "'"k~ In Tulaa, Oklo. He will recurn 'lolclidll,}'. Mra. John . Wury and ton. Jatrrey ' and lira. Alonzo O.ater, have ~ trun a irJp to Florida. 1110)' aueats ol Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Vale and Mr, &DI Mrs. John Beyant ot Sanford, Fla.; 01111 Mr. and Mrs. He111181! Fisher ot Tltuovllle, Fla. They went especially tor the wedding or Mlaa Bet. tina Vale to Dr. Leo Zimmerman whleb wao an ..ent ot July Ct..reJi GALUPOLIS - TUESJAY AFTERNOON in the Activlllea building, locai and out-ol.town ,kidges we.-. on hand to evaluate the oompleted work ()( 4-11 projeots. Girls and their ad· visors haveworkadllliii!Jihourl on projet1s auch as Let'• Sew, First Uutllt, Tailored CJotb. lng and rooking and llllrltlon proiet1o. The dedolon ot the judps wlii not be disclosed until fair lime Tuesday. Pat Glass, Gailla COIII1\Y Heme Extension Asonl, wao in charge ol the day'o at1lvll • which drew a large number ol participants and parents. ~ . . 4-H Projects Judge 1 ' DEGAIJLLE ACCI';PTS PARIS (UPI) - President Charlea de Gaolle accepted the crodentlals Friday of West Gennany's new ambassador to France, SJslomund von Braun, brother ot IJ.S. rocket selentlat _' ' t.· Mre. WWIIJn Grue~, ~ Dellblt c.,.,..!, ' Jff:IL, Grate HtWiey, , Mlas Mil~~ ;n.!dey, Mrs. (lleli llenslet, Jrto. A • a Jordtll, ¥rs. .Job~ ~dO, )Irs. Richard Lo!'& Mr~ teij ¥4Jer, Mrs. DOll ~Ill, Mrs. ~11®re. :Mrs. Gerald Powtll, lollJI l!llla Poorell, Mr'- Susan l!awlinal, Mrs. Jack ·sattarlleld, ·Mr8. 'il8t,. ty Slyre, Mrs. Robert llchmoll, Mlas Janlo Schm,.L Mrs. KeMtth!ieltes,J,b:a.·~ Scott, Mra. JamesSilnl'~illu Sandy S\mpson, Mro. Rdlert,~ 11011, Mr._ SteDa Silllih, Mro. Marilyn Swan, Mr., RG!ieri Tewkebary, Mrs. WWiam Waiiero, Mrs. Richard Well, llrs. Laura Wildermuth, Mr., c,rJ w,.te, Jr., Mrs. Juanita Bachtel, and Mloo Carol Bachtel. ' p ...~···;.·~-~··..~-····..~····--·..... RHIIy You Don't N...! A S,oclol Occuion To S.nd 'Fiowon -Often They Are Boll When Given For No RHoon At All DUDLEY'S FLORIST MIDOLE~- · GALLIPOLI CHO Werner von Braun. New Zentch "Zenette" . can make life fun a11ain. Preci!lon amplifiCillon hom 2 Micro-L11hi~ circuits. Weighs only 1/6 ounce and flOod for mnst mild losses. Come in for a demon~hiltion of Zenith'' new Zcnene. II mav be ju~t right for you! I I ·, at~eni~Jn!i; ' . "f:91i'"ll'.i, \"'~..""" "" ......... ... ~ J''->4 l.-.1:- -... ·.:...~ • .,._._.. ""f: ~....... :..~t"""" • ~·'+ AVTHORIZED ZENITH DIAlER $L5 Million Asked COLUMBUS (UPI)- The City of Columbus, the Ohio state lltruction Co. and saven momben ol the Columbus Board or eoo. E41catlon were named 11111011g the 20 defendants In a suit tiled Friday by a mother ()( a boy fatally lniured llllen a achool wall !ell on him here ln Auauat 1966. Mrs. Charlotle Y. VUardo ftled a $1.5 million suit in Com. mon Pleas Court. 1 WHAT IS SO NEW AND SO liGHT FOR YOU------- ~~· 11m ,....,.._ HI • • • allout Zlllith ......... ~ ....... Mill full-· lnd httllllrllun ::J "anstrltion. .........hono "'If homt lo"""" far I . . .. ¥ ______..... �.• Sehtlnel, .. . . Marriage Was Jvne Event " . .. " , Gallia County Ju ,, , POMEIIOY: - Vaab ot white aladloll and - · llad[ad by Pllmt and -'tabr4 dilcoratid the altar Of tho ~· Ave..., IJojted ~~·t at ' ~side fl>t' tlleWaddlngorMill . Bonilla JoweU 'I'~ orl'GIIJeroy, tloute 3, to Mr,JereyRicho ard Sle!rart of Sliadl'alde. The bride Ia the "-Qflhter or · Mr. and Mrs. Ulyaoes L 'l'lulniJo son or BariiJW, Arkansas, ·and the bridegroom Ia the SOil ol Mr and Mrs. AivaW.Stewart,- ·- The !In, William Welnland ~ llclaled at the alteullical ....,. MISCELLANEOUS ProJects - Miss Mlfllaret Grlmlha, :Melga County Ell!ensiCRI Agent, checks bedriMllll ac cesIGrles ~,I>Y VIcki Poetker, a member (of lh• TOWJI and Countr1 Live' IVIrea 4-11 Club. Her advlaor ls Mrs. Ralph Poetker. ' ' tiKE TO Mr. and Mrs. DOuglas Carroll ' • ~\~\1//~,,~ ARTICLES TO USE AND WEAR - Mrs. Aldeth Robinson, Home Economics teacher at Gallla Acadelli.Y High School, checks a blouse made by Bonni,e Johnson, Triangle 4-H Club. Mr. &DI Mra. Clem Graham are advi-s olthe Trlll!aio Club. MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Doug'-. lao CSrroll, married recently at '1. lbe Mason Methndlst Church, are J rtakiing ln Falrlax, VL Mrs. Carroll, the !ormer Pat. 11 Newland, ls the daughter ol llr. and Mra. E. llarveyNewland l( Mason, W. VL Mr. Carroll is lie son ot Mr. and Mrs. Edwanl ::uroll of Falla ChUrch, VL The Rev. Lowell E. Keeney 'tid the "'"'" of the cerem011)'. flftlal mualc was prasented by 1114s Gratua Aldridge and Miss '•~kle Alclrldge, vO.albta, With lUI.. Roy Prolltlas the organlo~ The bride, given ln marriage ~ ber lather, wore alloorlength f,OII1I, A·llne ln desl~~n. ot peau ., Sf IOie trimmed In wlllte 'lace. ' Htr !Wanlah lace mlliiJia, held Ia. place by • oequlned pUibox, , llowod Into a Ooor-leJW!h train. The bride earrled a llourluot of wldl!l roaebeda -.and Ivy which POMEROY - Annual plcnlc of ~ed a C)'JIIbldlum orchlcL the Willing Workers Class or the , Mra. Mlc~el McClrtb¥, Park- : Enterprise United Metilodlst ::~· served· •• matron or Church wao held recentl,y at the '' !or her slater. She wore Royal Oak Park. a loor leJWtbJIOWIIofonnge chi!· Mrs. Marthe Hustcod was boot. ~Ill I In 1 •lnp - n t that ia . . . hltaly safe, FDIC lniUJid up to $16,000. l'hl!.'o no IOIIIIIICI Annual p,·cnl'c ·. . .tbt,.IJU',.. blnll Ill* you nothint to worry about no lllopletl nighta with I bluo allfp 1.,. - n t. juit not your kii'CI of people but tbtn ll[llln ••• perhopl we ohould bal Monty in Held at Park w.·.. ,. ' ~':t&::~~r'~:, !I..J.sf~-~~ iq["~tr.length veil wls held ;;:~ w~ ~~lfi ,, ,eomp~e~e sau•ia .. MODEIJNG FOR 11fE J UUUt; - CSrolyn HQIIhoa, BooOtarettes 4-H Club models a Dress..IJpdresslor Orona HII,Ynes, OSU Elllenslon Clothing Specialist. Carolyn made the dress as her 4-H project The garments wUI be on dlsplll,}' durlJW the fivedaY Gallia County Junior Fair, Benefits in $360 million above the December 1966 figure. More than 24 Feberuary Up rnlllfon men, women, and chU- For Gallians tory, Linda Pulllns,DaleCboder. HOSPITAL .NEWS HOLZER HOSPITAL: Visiting hours 2-4 and 7.S p.m. Parents only on Padlatrlco Ward. ADMISSIONS Jolul H. Cooper, 75 Grape St , Galllpolls; Miss Bonnie J. Var1111, Rt 1 Gallipoliai Teresa L. J!ammond, Galllpolls; Robin &>e WI~, Rt 2 Leon, W.Va.; AJ . lit -~• Higginbotham. Grimms IArldiDJ, W.. Va.; Phillip P. ~­ laek;:Ft. Pleaaant; Mrs. Charleo If, Bilek, Rutland; Mrs. Harry l. WIIJand, Jackson; Mrs. AnBaker, Columbus; Cllltoo Rt I Ewlngton; MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL AD MITrED - None. D!SCHARGFD - Blanche Has- Rt. 2 Patriot, son, 6:44 a.m. kins. Saturday. DISCHARGES Mrs. Ervin J. Acree, Mrs. GladY• B. Andre, Scott Benuett, Mrs. Norman R. Brumlleld, Mrs. James R. Ferpson, Mrl. Robert A. Goldllberry, lAister W. Hale, Denise D. HUI, Mro. George M. Holley, Mrs. H, !IIerman Kemper, Mrs. Joe R. Melvin, Erma C, Nettles, Mrs. George L Ran. dolp~. Jr., Jeffrey Childers, Mrs. James Collins and Infant son Mrs. Jolin W, Foote and Infant daughter, Mrs. Roy Goodwin and Jackson; Hor ~ infant daughter, Mrl. Robert E. Rt. 2 Oak HUI; Miss Knaul and Infant daughter. Coolville; Mrs. Sizemore, South WebWilliam S. Lester, W. Va.; Mrs. Ken- (~~:-· ~~ JackiOIIj Mrs. Rt 2 Patriot; Wooten, Rt I GALLIPOLIS - A record $286,402 was paid out ln social aecurlty cash benellta to 4,296 residents of Gailla County tor Febi'U8!)', acoordlng to John R. Chatfield, Portamoutll Social Se· curlty District Manager, an [n. c.-.aaa ot$53,114overtileamowlt paid out tor December 1966. Gailla CClUI1\Y people received ap. proximately $2,939,429 in soelai security benellt1111lrlng the year 1967. "February 1968 was the Or lit month ln which the 13per cent [n. crease ln benefit rates provided by the 1967 Amendmento to tile Soclsi Security Act were pay. uble," Chatfield noled. Nationally, the amoung ot monthly benefits exeeecls $2 blllloo, au or more than BULOVA WATCHES dren, or nearly 1 out ot eveey 8 Americana, are now receivIng some type ot monlllly bene· fit In the pall! 61081'1 aione, benefit payments ro thla ''YOUngar group" have IIIIIOUJI!ed to 1'4 Urnes •• muchasthelllllOUIIBpald out ln this cateSOI'Y durlni the p.-.cedlng 21 yearo. Bosworth's Flowers NEIGHBORHOOD ROAD PH. 446-4814 , Sprays $3.50 up Baskets $6.00 up Assorted Potted Flowers · WE DELIVER Be kind' to onrbaek an your bu et , &SAVE $30' ~~-m o" Om:•·•·r••r , • .,,,, B•mco Sacrop•dlq and Sacroped/c lmp•rtal M111t,..,,, Hurrvl Limited Tim• Onlrt ' , M ,i' ., ,, :. ' . ,).1 ' 'I :; 20. Mr. and Mrl. Earl Dalley, the Iormor Neva Prall, o1 LewIsville, Ohio, were racent 'polls ol Mro. Bertha Amoa and Mr. and Mrai. Floyd Thomas of Rutland. In ~· bl' a larp rosette, and tbtf ~ a .bouquet or oiup &nllwhlle•I*Jl poms. _ ~ Grueser, also'& slater o! thO bride, and Mro. SoiUI)I Kldwllor o! Fall• Cblrdl, VL, were the bl'l4ellllllld8.. aoima of ~rl~ cldtronoieot&!old ~dcally to the one worn by the' maid of honor. · ~er glrlforthe1feddlngwas KeiJ.r McCarthy, ~kerabui'g, Whol'l dlesa matched thoseolthe otl.er lllll'ndanto · Shawn Paua!>. oon of Mr. aad Jack. Pauatt, Ma~ _!ened w.. -n..r ..Ore by Mrs. Marjorie Bowen was wi>n by Mrs, Agnes Dixon. Next meet. IJW will be held on Aug. 23 at the home or Mrs: Beatrice ~ck. AltendlJW tile picnic besides those ,III!Ded were the Rev. and Mro. WWiam A!raon and chiiclraDi Dollie, Peggl, Patrick and Gem; Mrs. M.)TUe Long, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mra. Agnes Weaka, Mra., :Mabel Moore, Mrs. Anna Wllson,' Mrs. Marle11t WUsonand daughtsr, Terri, Mrs. Helen YllhOan, Mra, Delores WUI, BecIll IIlii Brian, and Mro. CordeUa l!entz. ' ' ~. tllera'• mueh to thlt ' IZ It' the wOr- ' SPECIAL Glaatlty . Of Baa• Instruments. ' Be. sure To Ste The free ' ' Of .....~•;str~tlo• . Of · , i' " .:lnltrumen•s At • Lldy of Fashion "A" -Chic, round-faced watch in st~dnlets ...... steel. 17 .iewels. Aut~ matie. Wlterproot•. Minuteman ..,,_ Onl flee In a riC· !IAIUIIr Cal •. J 7 Jtwtls. F.tttttd crye.- tal. Yttlow, With 1111 or oilv<~ <1111. taUS At Point Rock POMEROY - Relatives and friends or the early pioneer -flm. Ules or Green, Ogdln ani caster families will meet lor the 48111 annual reunion at Colurubla ~ el Church near PolntRock(Route 689) on Sunday, Aug. 1L · Following a 12 o'clock picnic dinner a bqslneaa session wUibe held. The.-. wUI be a glllle per· lod for children atlendlow. omcers lor the occasion are Nellie Vale, prealdent; Jewell Strong, vice president, and Ellz.. atrt' Stout, secretary • treasurer. The table committee ls composed ol Norma GUiosJy, Goldie Bobo, Neva Nlcholoon, Ev· elyn Ward and Ora Promtt and Sherrie Turner and Avanel Hoi· llday are In charga of the pregram. Henry Bobo will be ln charge or grounds. Prizes will be awarded to the oldest and yOUJWest persoo at. telllllJW, the one comlJW the . dlslaJlce , , UBI•ty Comm By Charlene Corner• • • Hoe , · bt • •-- t tha 'I'UIIcal'lalenta BUell. A llludelll ~IitE:i'OiiT - A l'tiiOwand . Clillda, ' ~~· ~~ ~ ·~ honoring Mlu Judy Wild- Su~ .Gefla~h, 'Miu ~IIi ~ • el'lllllll1, llllose IIW'...... ... _" ro John more. Allt,.worlh wUI be 110 e.- of Au(. 4, Thlll'a4&Y night ~ I h e Mlddlewl'! Chllreh o! Christ Hostesseo !or the -howerwero Mra. Terry OhllJWat, Mrs. Forrelt Bachtel, end Mrs. WUllam stump, An Ulllbrellt de<!ol'lled with IWes or the valley, a bride doll &DI wedding bells were tetlured In the lift table decoratlono. Mrs. Richard Gress and Mra. Ru18ell WUaon WCRI the Jloor prl2es. Refreshments ot cake decol'lled In the weddlngbeDmot1!, Ice cream, lemonade, minto •&DI nuts were served. The guest list included those Dlllled and Mrs. Horace Abbolt, Mrs. Cbdt Allensworth, Mra. Joe Bailey, Mrs. Lionel Boa• &DI daughter, Joy, Mrs. Chtrlas Chllda, Mrs. WWiam To be Held sories, and both mothers wore white orchid corsages, A reception followed ln the church social room. The bride's table leatured whltenetoveraqua and was cente.-.d with 8 11 ..,. tiered cake surrounded by aqua daisies and greenery. Threebranch candelabra with aqua tap. ers were used at either side ol the cake. Scrvi~ as hostessea at thersceptlon were Mrs. Jack Berger, Shadyalde, Mrs. Waiter Ambler, Bowie, Mel., and Mrs. Ronald Stewart, Dllles Bottom, Ohio, For a wedding trip to Virginia Beach, the ,new Mra. Stewart changed Into a dress of white lace over brown sllk. She wore a yellow rose corsage. The bride Is a 1964 graduate ol Shadyside High School. She al· so graduated from the Morga"' town Business College as a me<licai secretary. She was an active member of the Ohio Eta Phi C~ ter ol Beta ,Sigma Phi Sororlly whUe residing In Pomeroy, Mr. Stewart was gradl8ted Rich from Shadyside High School In ~" '·• ;,:..·' ' \,,', .'-'.' ~~~'. ~' 19if;1·011111n .Juna,melved hls '' · ' bil~ or 8Cienee degtee tn So many times It takes Just a little effort on someone'• part agriculture buolness trun Oblo to bring a lot o! happiness to another. University. He ls employed 11 Frequently we hear from senior citizens - Ul, confined, or stat! assistant to the Wholeaaie all alone - having a blrthdl_y, an anniversary, who have been de· Markel~JW Dlvisloo of standard lighted U.t .oomeone remembered. SelllllJW a card, making a viait, OU of Ohio's Agriculture Cheml· It really takes little Ume and ef!ort cals Sales Division. Friday, Mrs. Grace Stace ol Middleport wnt obaerve her 89th The ~le reside at 724'h birthday anniversary. Her past lew weeks htve been dlfllcult !lie South Metcalf St., Lima. O!Jt.of. spent o!x - weeka at Holzer Hespltal and Is - a patient at the town guesta at the wedding &DI Kimes Convalescent Center at Athens. reception were Mrs. T. A. HewOil Slturd&y, John Frick, who one th[JW she makea all of her · olson and Miss Louisa Johnson, lives alone at his Rock BprlJWs own clothes and U.t's quite an Pomeroy; Emmett Conwii,Y, Mehome, will celebrate hla 90th aocompllshment tor IllY 13 year Arthur; Mr. and Mra. Thomas blrthdii,Y. 0118 or his ueatest cJ&. old. llartlllomucd and Jolla Smith, The r.mu,y had pltnned a visit Columbus; Ruth Beasley and Mra. )lghta lo having folks ~ by ro chat In Metis Coqnty wlth the Harold F. M. Beasley, Greensboro, N, Sluer fAmily thlo summer, but C.; Mr. and Mrs. Charlea RamOUR BEST WISHEs ao wlthtlle had to cancel out when Warner sey, Garry Ramsey, Mercer, Pa.; Rev. and Mrs. Carver WUilams was awarded a scholarship tor Mrs. Lorraine Thompaon and &DI their l'OUJWdaughter, Belay, work beyond his -ter'sllegree Jon, West Salem; Mr. and Mrs, who move tomlll'l'OW to Kenton. at an Ohio state Ell!enalonSchool George Coulter, Mr. and Mra. J, Thla morni'Wo th6 Rev. Mr. wu. In utah. Mrs. Morgan, lnoldent.- E. Beasley and Jmnlly, Pittsllamo deUVered his tarewellser· ally, Ia ID assistant lnslnletor burgh, Ps.; Mr. &DI Mrs. M.A. 111011 at the P0111eroy First Blil- tor 11a1e Carnegie courses. They_ Barlckman, Belpre; Jerry J. Je"' tist Ctolrch. are a buB¥ r.mu,y, nett, Uma; Mrs. Marge TII,Yior, Irwin, Ps.; Mr. and Mrs. Lym THE REV. GLEN JULES ot the AND TO MR. AND MRs. L. E. Ritchey and Will and Don, Ev· PCIIIIero¥ United Methodlot Triplett or Middleport, eoagrall>- erett, Pa.; KeiUIOth Coeper, Cltureh baa !lad quite an honor. lational TCIDiirrow, tlle¥'11 ._ Woodbury; Mra. Dorotll)' Dixon He ,... Qll8 ot two llllnlstars ln serve their 46th weddJJW annl- and Mrs. VIrginia Coleman; .. Cadiz. a Hven couni,y area to receive a versary. &Clbolarlblp to tha Wesltm Ohio Claqy li;oonomlc Education C.... 1art1M:e which wUI ba held In Qc. ICllltr It the Proctar Olafel'lllCe ~Iller ..... LCRidoa. • . -· The con!erence II IIPGIIICII'td by Mlallll Urivtrllly and lo the llrot or 11.1 kind ro ba beld In ~0. : eraen color acheme wao carried D!riih~Ci!ll!llll. ~ -~ . out In decorationa ror a bridal wl.n. lllrl. Wendell~-. Martha Mrs. Jerry Richard Stewart maids carried cascades ot yellQW daisies. Letltla Stewart of DUies Bot,. tun, Ohio, niece or the groom, wa~ the n'"'er girl. She wore a lloor length gown olbondedwhlte lace with aqua satin accent. Her headpiece matched that or the other atlendants and ahe carried a basket of aqua daisies. Beat man lor the bridegroom waa his brother, Rooald Stewar4 Shadyside. The usher~ wereDavld Thompson, Barling, Ark., brother or the bride; Tom Bur· ger, Terry Berger · and Timmy Berger, nephews of the bridegroom, all 'ol Shadyside. For her daughter',· wedd[JW, Mrs. Thompson woreaplnkbondvetUna. ed lace dress wlth matching pUIThe maid or honor carried a box hat and accessories.· Mrs. cascade ol aqua earuatlons wlth Stewart was In a blue bonded lace white daisies, and the brides- ensemble with matchin.< acces- ', Bridal Shower ,, . ~ Mr~s Judy ·. wilderm~th~ :~·s=~ 48th Reunion . organza and orange blossoms trlmmed with aeed pearls. She as rlngbearer. Mr. Sonny Kid- carried a cascade arrangement wiier was best man for the bride- ot white roaes with shatlered groom, and the ushers were Jea- 'carnationa, and stephanotis. _ ae T. George, Washington, D. C.; Jo Ann Vlnka of Tiltonsville Michael McCarthy of Parkers- ' was the maid of honor and the burg, W. Vs., and Don Grueser, b~ldesmalds were Judy Beasley Columbua. and Peggy Bower, botho!GreensGuest& were registered by boro, N, c., oouslitS olthebrlde, Mra. Kitty McDowell. A recep. and Carol Ambler of Bowie, Md., lion was held In the church social a !ieee ot tile groom. room Immediately following the • The at~nts wora noor wedding. Women or the mlsalOJ>. leJW!h gowns ~shloned with ery soelety or the church aerved ell1)lre waists banded with satin, as hoatesaes. bodices or' lace, and acetate tatleta Mlllt sklrta wltil an overskirt of oheer l\l'lon which fiiM'ed Into a ehapellrain. They wore heqleceo or aqua bows from which leU four tiers ot Illusion '' Thill you -ldn't hiM the oligh- ,lnltrat in c.rtlflcatn that 01111 tha top dollar • . . gu.,.,llld. YEAST BREADIS - M r s. Frank Wetherholtjudgedyeost breads and other cookiJW p~ jet1s ol more than 200 4-H club members preaent at the Tuesday pre • lllr activities held ln the Activities Bulld1~ at the Junior Falrgrouad. IIICIIIY on June 23, !ollowJDea pro. 11rt111 or qtlal music 111 Jameo Komer or Shadysldo, organist, and Slrlta Barlckman, · Columbua, woallat, who. aang "0118 Hand, 0118 Heart," "I Love You Truly;'' and "Because." Escorted to tile altar by her ~thel'. the bride wore a floor lellllfh JIOWII or allk organza dsollned with long lace sleevesand scalloped 11tckllne oudlned witil oequlos and pearls. Her detacho able bee !rain was attached at tile waist by a sllk bow. Couple We. d in Mason . . ;~ld~~s;::~~;~;:;:e~ Pictures by JUDGE ASKS QUES110NS - Mrs. lllrla11t llall8uer, JackaOII eCJUI1\Y Extension Agent, questions Mat1bo Slllos, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Rene Sallas, Wlde Awake 4-H Club about h'"' she ~eted her First Uutllt sewing project. Mro. Raymond Willis and Mrs. Frank McCalla are lldviooro tor the Wide Awake Club. were alde. t::::::;'K~:;:;:t;~!:-."-!X.-::ic.!:;::.~'!.::*.~':-'.))). TAILORED CLOTIDNG- Patty SOunders, daughter o!Mr. ani Mrs. Paul SOunders, Bidwell, a member of the Bidwell Busy Bees 4-H Club models a coat and hat she made as a 4-H dub project. :?J!e is being judged by Mrs. Jim Little, Jackson, lcnner home ~nl. Advisors lor the Busy Bees are Mr•. Tim McClelland and Mrs. Paul B. SOunders. Mi's. Norman Baxter 11 villi-' lng In Marletti with her 1111) IIIII dau&hter-ln~aw, Mr. and Mrl. ChtrletButor• Dick Neaaelef\ Thurtdll,)'.niJIJt ror a "'"k~ In Tulaa, Oklo. He will recurn 'lolclidll,}'. Mra. John . Wury and ton. Jatrrey ' and lira. Alonzo O.ater, have ~ trun a irJp to Florida. 1110)' aueats ol Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Vale and Mr, &DI Mrs. John Beyant ot Sanford, Fla.; 01111 Mr. and Mrs. He111181! Fisher ot Tltuovllle, Fla. They went especially tor the wedding or Mlaa Bet. tina Vale to Dr. Leo Zimmerman whleb wao an ..ent ot July Ct..reJi GALUPOLIS - TUESJAY AFTERNOON in the Activlllea building, locai and out-ol.town ,kidges we.-. on hand to evaluate the oompleted work ()( 4-11 projeots. Girls and their ad· visors haveworkadllliii!Jihourl on projet1s auch as Let'• Sew, First Uutllt, Tailored CJotb. lng and rooking and llllrltlon proiet1o. The dedolon ot the judps wlii not be disclosed until fair lime Tuesday. Pat Glass, Gailla COIII1\Y Heme Extension Asonl, wao in charge ol the day'o at1lvll • which drew a large number ol participants and parents. ~ . . 4-H Projects Judge 1 ' DEGAIJLLE ACCI';PTS PARIS (UPI) - President Charlea de Gaolle accepted the crodentlals Friday of West Gennany's new ambassador to France, SJslomund von Braun, brother ot IJ.S. rocket selentlat _' ' t.· Mre. WWIIJn Grue~, ~ Dellblt c.,.,..!, ' Jff:IL, Grate HtWiey, , Mlas Mil~~ ;n.!dey, Mrs. (lleli llenslet, Jrto. A • a Jordtll, ¥rs. .Job~ ~dO, )Irs. Richard Lo!'& Mr~ teij ¥4Jer, Mrs. DOll ~Ill, Mrs. ~11®re. :Mrs. Gerald Powtll, lollJI l!llla Poorell, Mr'- Susan l!awlinal, Mrs. Jack ·sattarlleld, ·Mr8. 'il8t,. ty Slyre, Mrs. Robert llchmoll, Mlas Janlo Schm,.L Mrs. KeMtth!ieltes,J,b:a.·~ Scott, Mra. JamesSilnl'~illu Sandy S\mpson, Mro. Rdlert,~ 11011, Mr._ SteDa Silllih, Mro. Marilyn Swan, Mr., RG!ieri Tewkebary, Mrs. WWiam Waiiero, Mrs. Richard Well, llrs. Laura Wildermuth, Mr., c,rJ w,.te, Jr., Mrs. Juanita Bachtel, and Mloo Carol Bachtel. ' p ...~···;.·~-~··..~-····..~····--·..... RHIIy You Don't N...! A S,oclol Occuion To S.nd 'Fiowon -Often They Are Boll When Given For No RHoon At All DUDLEY'S FLORIST MIDOLE~- · GALLIPOLI CHO Werner von Braun. New Zentch "Zenette" . can make life fun a11ain. Preci!lon amplifiCillon hom 2 Micro-L11hi~ circuits. Weighs only 1/6 ounce and flOod for mnst mild losses. Come in for a demon~hiltion of Zenith'' new Zcnene. II mav be ju~t right for you! I I ·, at~eni~Jn!i; ' . "f:91i'"ll'.i, \"'~..""" "" ......... ... ~ J''->4 l.-.1:- -... ·.:...~ • .,._._.. ""f: ~....... :..~t"""" • ~·'+ AVTHORIZED ZENITH DIAlER $L5 Million Asked COLUMBUS (UPI)- The City of Columbus, the Ohio state lltruction Co. and saven momben ol the Columbus Board or eoo. E41catlon were named 11111011g the 20 defendants In a suit tiled Friday by a mother ()( a boy fatally lniured llllen a achool wall !ell on him here ln Auauat 1966. Mrs. Charlotle Y. VUardo ftled a $1.5 million suit in Com. mon Pleas Court. 1 WHAT IS SO NEW AND SO liGHT FOR YOU------- ~~· 11m ,....,.._ HI • • • allout Zlllith ......... ~ ....... Mill full-· lnd httllllrllun ::J "anstrltion. .........hono "'If homt lo"""" far I . . .. ¥ ______..... �'"' ,.-...,4im..lldl.... .. ..BEH~fS · . Y., . ~· Sullda7, July 28,.1968 \ .,Jf$f East Project Acceptyd , ·" HJ '~ r \·· ,,., , t ~MitROY ~ c!IUJd Ill ~ 511W<ri ot a ........,., - 11m& KO... ChIn a, tho Child ~oblp Sdiolll waa aeeeplod u a - ' 'prolaet whtn thO WC~MD'a Guild , · If tile TrlniiJ tlllitad Church ol ! ·Cbrlat met Wedneadaf 111111t at ' tho cbur<h. At tho meeting members eonlrlbuted $171n a apeetal nfterln& wlileh will be added to an amCKDit tram tho ~sury as tho lint fllllnelal s - r t lor the ehDd. Fall activities of the tiiJild and church were 111DDU1lced. The anrm1 bazaar was scheduled for Nov. 13. Mrs. PhUip Molnhort, chllrman of the .. fancy work11 depertment, requested that all women contribute an article. Mrs. Dale Smith was IIID!ed to htve charge ol the noon luncJ>. eon and it was decided to have 1 bake sale In conjunction with the bular. Plans were annmmced for a family nlsht observance In October urder sponsorship ofthe Sun-dly School, and for a laity pn> gram also sometime that mooth. World Cmnmunicy Do.y sched- uled tor Nov. 1 was noted. SpoDsored by Meigs County Church Women United, the program will be held at the Trlnicy Church. Mrs. Ben Neutzling will be ln.. stalled as tile new president, and the guUd planned a tea to be held fcllowlng the installatim. HELP ASKED Mrs. Albert Woodard reqoes>ed assistance in gathering cl«XhIng !or school children. Members are asked to take the clothing to the church in September. Named to the JKBDiDating '""" mittee were Mrs. Louis Reibel, Mrs. Charles Strauss alii M r L But 1'9rrin. A report was given on the MIIJI Fellowship Do.y oJ>. servanee. AI>Preclatlon was exrended to Mrs. Louts Reibel, chairman of dinners lor boroned members, who then thanhed the Chester Rood groq> lor servbw the Guluther family. A thanhyou nore tram the Kate Flek !11mily was read. Mrs. Woodard..,. JIDllllced that tho now program kit 111 lved and will be hands arr ed o,..r to tile new president. PROGRAM GIVEN Aprogram on ndsslonsandthe role ol the United Church of Chrtst was presented by Mrs. ferr.:.~~lil ,IIU that ihe " mluloos Dot lnvol,.. going overseas. but can be effective in the eommunlty, the state, and the I a ,..,ea81l'ily ' I 1· Ir • She spoke olpor....-1 mission ftolds de!IDIDc thlo u that which a .,......, does In his own ~ to llllke tho world a better plaee, be It through belpin& a n~lshbor In need ·or solll~ e>IJDIIles of good ll.tng. 01 canmuniiJ mlssloo ftelds, !boss on tho loeallewl, the pr<>gnm leader eomme!Ud on the loeal church's program of pr<>vldlng food and clothing lor the needy, of roachlngoot!orthe...,. churched. Talking on the state mission program, Mrs. Perrin said that the United Church of Christ assists 61 ministers who are ssrvlng parishes unable to pay a full salary, and are es~ llshlng pr'l£nms !or children whose lllDihers earn the Jiving. sldlzlng ministries. Do.)' nurserlea aDd cooklrw tluaes are ,phtoes ot the holpilw hand program ol the church, the program Ieeder noted. To conclude her C(IIUJientl, Mrs. Perrin spoke ot overseas missioN Involving not only preachers. teachers lllldodors, b\rt agriculturists alii equipment. She spokeofamultl-raelalehurch being buUt In South Africa, of refUgee centers In Vletnam,12ot which have been ostabllobed In the past year, and or auistance Hel,pJng to build new churches not only In the stare but over thO nation was discussed by Mrs. Perrin in her CQIIIments on we:.. tiona! enterprises ofthedenomlnatlon. She spoke of assistance to the Mayflower Church In Clevelard. of assistance to displaced perBDils poorlng Into cities and of the cunpus ministry, noting particularly the coffee shoP which his been established on tho cllli!P•• of Marietta College where there ls no charge f o r coffee mi counselors are a vallable lor comrultatlon. The Friendly Town program of gnlng Into slums alii securing children to teach a better WIIJI of life, was discuned by Mrs. Parrln, who also talked on the oountry ndnistry alii the role of the United Church of Chrtst In siJb. Legion Auxiliary Meets at Racine RACINE _ The American Leglllll Auxiliary Post 602 meeting at the Legion Home 'JUesdsy ..enlng was opened by the pre11- . J041B1otle Lawrence. She ed her committees !or ,• ; . ·'· . to jhe theoloileal achocils lirid ~ .~....,.. , ' . ' ' ....... Carl KaUtz .... de\'Oo !10111 using scrip~ !rom ~~~~~ . thew lirid pottry, "What Jea}ll Does For ·Me," ,"OlriatlaAMlastor.ry." ard 41 Good CreeO." '!'he o1rer1ng was Ia charge or Mrs. PhUip Gl~. For a ooneludiDB IOelal boor, tho YIIUIIII Adult Claaa, served a dessert oouroe. ThO tabla r..., lured. green net over while with a eentell>iece olyeUow alii green ind green '-Per a. POMEROY - When readers write nice things about us, weare dellshred to pass It on to everyone. Mr. Richard Barton, Long Bottom, wrote: "OUr Classified Ad offering to give aWIIJI a collie dog appeared In FridiiJI' s Sentinel. By 8:30 p. m. the dog was eJU"oute to his new h«De. On Saturday we received 10 more phone calls, aOO one call on Sunday and MondiiJI each, making a total of 13, This proves once again that you get the doggondest results with Sentinel Classified Ads.'' Mr. Barton, you make us happy. Thanks so much. Mrs. Harry swan, PortlaiKI, a coJIJIOlsseur of the arts of cooking. is forever cooking \II some-thing. While visiting her granddaughter, Pat Jordon, Joy an::l Jenay Bentley, and myself were served ginger cake with a delictoos sauce. The sauce tasted just like the sauce my grandmother u&ed to make. I called Mrs. Swanandshegave me the recipe (endofeolumn)and she said any recipes she had she would be most heppy to shore. nam the year and a cheer card waa REMEMBER WREN? 14111 to Myrtle Walker who Is In Follcnring Is a children's day Veterans Hospital. The momprogram ootline from the scrapahlp drive Is beiDa plamed to book of Lillian begin at ooee. Undo Grlndetall Holrer Hendergave a VerJ line report a! her son, now of Athweek ·apeot at Girls State. A ens. The proelvll detenle program II beiDa gnm was held I~ plamed lor the ooar future. The June, 1913, at the, Auguat meeting Is to be a pleCarmel U.B. Jdc at 6 o'clock at the Racine ChUI'ch In sutton park. , . TOWlllhlp. The . church was f1Ued to capaett;y. To KATIE test your memory a little. The prognm included: ''The Ladies Aid," FredaHWi "A Wish for Every Day," Hans Newberry; song, ,.Blessed SWr shine," SUOOay School; uHappy The School of Life, 11 Kat 1 e Roush; 11 Who'?", Harold Roush; "Suf'fer the Children to Come," Vernie Circlei 11 TOJ1Uilf'S Prayer," Pearl Hill; a sq, ''lAnd A Hel~ Hand," Sunday Schooli .. The Macedonian can," 0 r • 87th Birthday is Celebrated July 21 . male• - abont.N Daughter," Clara Holterj 11 My Mother's Prayer," Eve Archeri "SOmetime, Somewhere," Ad ·a Roush; 11 Forbld Them Not," Lau-. ra Hill; "The Last~' Erma VanMerer; Ooslng .ldcfrW, !lornett Hollack, and address"of tho " "Ftftd liW to ,., in VICf.P,..W.ntiot ...... Cubed Steak .. $L09 - . ..... 14 ., . _ . ..... . Are Pork& . Peaches J..lb. CfUII . REI!DSVILLE - The Ladles Auldllaey al the Olive Fire Dept, Jldl recently at the homo ol Mrs. llorolll1 Ca-liar when IIW offlcen were elected. They li'H• President, Mrs. Mary Allee Blse; Vice President, Mra. IIAtttha Dural; Secretary, Mra. ' Jotmaon; Treuuret, Mrs. Riebel; Flower Fund, Thelma Smith, and news Mrl. Nell WU11011. iUXltlory cleared $50.57 su.wer ita mem. n..,. to purnew tables. ~·to wre Mrved to Mrs. Emmallurlll, !W),iliorlll& Mrs. Flor· ter, J - Mees, WOIIIII' CarPer, . Mrs. Mary Nleh- J - Dean, BeiiJ Mary m..un£ will be Smith, Jean Whlleheld, and 1'11ID' MUhoan. ......,,eel Listed ~ -·- From The Moine Economia Deparlmelit Of The Local Scfiooll To Bookmobile's HQ _ .. 79c .Fryers ..... .. 39e,. FuU Warr•nty POMEROY- Threeyearsaao, oo Aosust 6, 1965, the first booka ~ moved to a newly rolmdeUed - · Heed..,arlers cin the corner ot Nye and lllaln street I~ Pomeroy. A letter baa been received from Cong. Clarence E. Miller, which reads: "We are pleassd to adVIse )'QI to have a !lag Oown orer. the Capitol In behalf Ot the Bookmdllle Ubr~, and aa aoon as It II sent back to us, We will forward It oo to you." " ROQiested by the State Rep. Ralph Welker iJr the 27th District, .,Thls certainly shall be our proudest possssslon, and most valuable lillnlversery gilt, • that we ba\le msde arrangements said Dlalrlct Librarian VUma ' ' Plkkoja. To commemorate the pest three years, following are some facta: The BookmohUe has purchassd in three years 12,733 bookSi bas traveled 19,892 miles, clreulatod 256,867 books, and oervlces 88 regularly sch~ed slqls In lliD counties. On the stall are Mrs. vuma Plkkoja, librarian; Mrs. LDtelta E1Jl'lti;' s~~~·· ~!'' 'tllartha Jane WUIIams, Mri. EtiaclOD& Wat11011 and Larry ldo'rtis, . library assistants, and George Wagner and Mra. l<iulss Brewer, driven. Debvery Conwn,_. ... Tennl 359.95 NOW Beegle Family Reunion Set 1(. . . . . . . . . - Pickles ~· ~ _ 2 .. .. 10 -· -- ... •• .• e • I I . KIMIJIX ....... lCtOitr l'tolll I htf.lllolol Towels _. - 3 :!:' $1 ._ ........... ' ~. . ••. Coflee "; $1 BB'rn~rd Cooks Host Graduation Banquet POMEROY - St. Joseph'a Nursss Alunmae Aoooclatioo..Ul hold a graduation b&IICIIet honoring the 1968 graduates at 1 p.m. Thursdsy at the LafiiJielte Hotel, lllarletta. A aoetal boor at 6 p.m. will precede the ban91et. Member• are to make reservations with Miss Peggy Wigal, 1911~ Avery St., Parkerlburg, W, Va. or by telephonlag Mrs. Louam Cal.tn, W-8294. cost Ia $4.65 per w11011. .• ' 9-11 ehcipa Flour •••••. : 3k Planned Thursday ··~··AL. ~OTO"e The ultimate In oven-cleaning convenience! Just set two simple controls and the Frigidaire Electri-clean oven cleans /leaH aut<>mallcally electrically. Cleana the oven racki even the ' surface unifelrlp bowls. See th.e results tnaidet RANGE DELUXE '--' Honored at Party !amlly. 'Wito'tl 6e tH .. Pastoral Couple SEE SHRINE CIRCUS POMEROY- Comle Reed and Wanda Klmea, adVIsors o! the Eden HI Club, took their members to - the Shrine ClrCUI In Parherllburg on Ju1.y 24. Atrend- ~:~~~==~ Regina Klmeo, and Karen Reed and~aeShlelda. ,Co· ffee•, . .. . ... II IXTIIA 'fill' VALUI STNN'S wlllotloh_ .............. . . ,.... ,. . - .... - H IXTIIA 'fill' YALUI STAMPI wllll tlolo _ ................ tA - .' -'- DrinkS _ 2 :.1.$1 VALU/11~=~ . wlllltlllo_ ... , It .XTIIA 'fill' ,... " IIJCIIO IACOII BAKER · ARE FURNITURE IIIDI.EPOIT CLEAN and easy to keep clean ' -. . . . . .. -. . . . . . . . . . . .~;;;;;;~. . . . . . .~;;~~~~~~~..J " ' . " - &..ell ....... " ELECTRIC RANGES EFFECTIVE AUGUST I, 1968 I ..... I'OIIK. CMOI'I ., tuMTIIII... flOIII( LOlli EII>.JIJ/tl Nationwide Warranty- see details on back I 1967.. .year of the big range happening at Frigidaire! NOTICE 3. ,. Incorporated -.oq. es, slacks, !Grmnls, blouseo, sehool dresses and lounging clothes are just some of the outllta that t-Il member • have made this yaar. Each girl Ia encouraged to model at the at,yle revue. State !air partlclpanta and class ehampiDI!ahlpa are clotermlned that night. The girls are Jud8ed oo !aahlon, groomln& poature and polM, CDIIatreetion, ftt, design and periiCIIIIIble CJ~~~IIIos. At tho eoneluslon a! the at,yle revue, the Junior Fair king and - l o r 1968 will be and crowned. Members a! t-Il rtlpMislble lor the otyle revile are i\111 Hol- '"' ' .~.! ·~ C~~~r.:Je •i ... ' ' Plums __ 3 ... $1 ' ' '"' '.}. THE CITIZE.NS NATIONAL BANK OF MIDDLEPORT • WILL ISSUI \.t 'I • .,..~_. _CERTIFlCATES OF DEPOSIT _, . • AVAILAlU..E,IN !ftlb!IPLES OF $1,000.00. : ~~ ltlfEREST SJA~r_i~ ~~y OF .PURCHASE. . INTEREST CHECKS AR~ ¥AILED TO YOU.EVERY 3 MONTHS OR IF YOU PREFER ~~ IIU:..D.EPOSr: ~~ 1~E~E,ST TO YOUR CHECKING OR SAVJ,~GS ACCOUNT. ' ~E~TIFjCA 'AUTOMATICAlLY ,RENEWABLE. ' ,, , e • T_O,$lS,OI!O.fW B,YFEDER~L D,EPOSIT INSURANC~ ~ORPORA11~£ lt~H)~,~VIDUAL AND JOIN:r ACCOUNTS tM,;SE IN,.~, •/ .. •, . ' . O,IJIO !NJA~Iii~IIE IAX. • .111 ... with Elet::tri-clean oven ! FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC 4o-INCH MODEL RDE-?QL sauce Recipe !or Cohea sugar 1 tablespoon corn starch 14 teaspoon sail 1 cl(l buiUng warer 2 table BPDOIII butter 1h reaSPOOO vanilla Mix milk, sugar, .corn starch and salt, gradoally add boOing water, cook over low heat until thick and clear, then add butrer and vanilla and blend weU. You may use, in place of YUWa, Ill)' Oavor you so desire. POMEROY - The JleV, and Mrs. c.rver WUIInma, who. will move MondiiJI to Kentm, were honored at a farewell party by the eongr..,Uon of the Pomeroy Firat Baptist Church. Following a potluck dinner, a cake inscribed "Best Wlobeo, sally, Caner and Betsy" wa11 served. Tables lor the dinner were centered with crystal vases of roses tram the gardeo a! Mrs. J. 0, Roedel. A gift of money and another gift were pressnted to the mlnlsrer and his o• ' 1h CIQ> Middleport Church tum. " 8.dta, coat a, capes, pant dress~ ' ' .... Beef Liver . . .. 4k Rev. Biggs. Style Revue Slider. l FRIGIDAIR.E HW; "'Gnndma'a HOI.iae," Delbert Carnahan; dialogue, "A~ der of Pralae," elghtgtrls; "11Je Drunkard's Dream," Hattie Geary; "Children's DayVialon," Lena Circle; a song; "We'll Girdle the Globe," Hans IDl Gertrude Newberry; ''The SkepUc•a eveni~, tGpie!IO jlumlofa ~ . Is Theme of ' -·.n- Mid tile • HARRISONVILLE Clyde Stewart, formerly a! 111a11011 Coonty, celebrated his 87th birthdaY Smday, July 21 at the home a! a daugtrt.er and son.4n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wells here. Now Attending were Lewis Rogers and Franklin Worlaruon a! ColumCOLUMBUS - Articles al Inbus; Mrs. VIolet Ray, COlum- corporation have been llled In bus, Ga.; Mrs. Frances Stew· COiumbua with Secretary of stale art, Mrs. James Oliver and ehD- Ted W. Brown by the Middleport dren, Mrs. Llzzle stewart, Mr. Church a! Chrllt. not for profit, and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart of by FAgar ReyDDlda, W a I t e r West Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Bunce, and Denver L. Rice, with POMEROY - "The Total Ben Blessln&. Albany, Ohio; Mrt. Walrer Bwlce, A8h streat, ~ Look" Is the !heme a! the 1968 Wanda hoe, Syracuse; Mr. 1Jana dleport •• agent, ind k!Jard Meigs County Sb'le Revue to be TUrner, Harrisonvllle, and Mrs. V. Fultz, PomeroY National Badt Bldg., Pllmeroy tho 1 . held August 1 at 8 p.m. In the Melba Gardner of Ma800• Middleport High School Auditor· Total Look New Officers '!'lf'BIIII/ cllaiCII "ftODUGT POMEROY - Mrs. ADen ''I Am Thine Oh Lord" with Mrs. Hampton was re-elected preBi- ZueleUa Smith preaentlng deV<>- dert of the Pomeroy W(lllen' B Uons oo the theme, ••Be True to Christian Temperance Uniondor- Our TruaL" The gl'(q) sarw :· U. a meeting which !ollowod a .. America the BeautiM" a n d potluck sl(lper at the U n l t e d there waa scripture framst.IAike 16 and 19. "StandlngoothePromMethodist Church. Other officers elected were iaes" M.S the closing so~ and Mrs. T. T. Shelton, vice presi- Miss Margaret sauerhadprayer. Mrs. Ew!IJI! and Mrs. L e n a dent; Mra. carol Cook. treaaurHuber, both members of the er; Mrs. Robert Wuner, secre-tary; and Miss Lucretia Gertoolm- WCTU who hlvel>eenlnaetlvedoe · er, cDrTespondlng secretary, to spending the winter out of Miss NeUe Blng presented the town, were given a speclal welcome. COrrespondence from the alate of officers. Plans were made for placlrw a American CooncU oo Alcohol book In the Pomeroy IJbrvy ha Problema was read. memory of Mrs. Bertha Oliver. The Meigs County WCTIJ mee>U. to be hold In September at . the Pomeroy United Methodist Church was discussed. Mrs. Frank Ewtng gave grace preceding the s-r. The mee>lng opened with gr<Jl(l sing!~ or Olive Names i . ,, ',. 11 Auxiliary at ~,, By Katie Crow Chlldren's Day," Mattie Archer; I .. ...,, \ J~:·· Katie's Korner Election Held After Potluck Supper Event I . _ ,. I • ' . .!'"'·t.·.;· . �'"' ,.-...,4im..lldl.... .. ..BEH~fS · . Y., . ~· Sullda7, July 28,.1968 \ .,Jf$f East Project Acceptyd , ·" HJ '~ r \·· ,,., , t ~MitROY ~ c!IUJd Ill ~ 511W<ri ot a ........,., - 11m& KO... ChIn a, tho Child ~oblp Sdiolll waa aeeeplod u a - ' 'prolaet whtn thO WC~MD'a Guild , · If tile TrlniiJ tlllitad Church ol ! ·Cbrlat met Wedneadaf 111111t at ' tho cbur<h. At tho meeting members eonlrlbuted $171n a apeetal nfterln& wlileh will be added to an amCKDit tram tho ~sury as tho lint fllllnelal s - r t lor the ehDd. Fall activities of the tiiJild and church were 111DDU1lced. The anrm1 bazaar was scheduled for Nov. 13. Mrs. PhUip Molnhort, chllrman of the .. fancy work11 depertment, requested that all women contribute an article. Mrs. Dale Smith was IIID!ed to htve charge ol the noon luncJ>. eon and it was decided to have 1 bake sale In conjunction with the bular. Plans were annmmced for a family nlsht observance In October urder sponsorship ofthe Sun-dly School, and for a laity pn> gram also sometime that mooth. World Cmnmunicy Do.y sched- uled tor Nov. 1 was noted. SpoDsored by Meigs County Church Women United, the program will be held at the Trlnicy Church. Mrs. Ben Neutzling will be ln.. stalled as tile new president, and the guUd planned a tea to be held fcllowlng the installatim. HELP ASKED Mrs. Albert Woodard reqoes>ed assistance in gathering cl«XhIng !or school children. Members are asked to take the clothing to the church in September. Named to the JKBDiDating '""" mittee were Mrs. Louis Reibel, Mrs. Charles Strauss alii M r L But 1'9rrin. A report was given on the MIIJI Fellowship Do.y oJ>. servanee. AI>Preclatlon was exrended to Mrs. Louts Reibel, chairman of dinners lor boroned members, who then thanhed the Chester Rood groq> lor servbw the Guluther family. A thanhyou nore tram the Kate Flek !11mily was read. Mrs. Woodard..,. JIDllllced that tho now program kit 111 lved and will be hands arr ed o,..r to tile new president. PROGRAM GIVEN Aprogram on ndsslonsandthe role ol the United Church of Chrtst was presented by Mrs. ferr.:.~~lil ,IIU that ihe " mluloos Dot lnvol,.. going overseas. but can be effective in the eommunlty, the state, and the I a ,..,ea81l'ily ' I 1· Ir • She spoke olpor....-1 mission ftolds de!IDIDc thlo u that which a .,......, does In his own ~ to llllke tho world a better plaee, be It through belpin& a n~lshbor In need ·or solll~ e>IJDIIles of good ll.tng. 01 canmuniiJ mlssloo ftelds, !boss on tho loeallewl, the pr<>gnm leader eomme!Ud on the loeal church's program of pr<>vldlng food and clothing lor the needy, of roachlngoot!orthe...,. churched. Talking on the state mission program, Mrs. Perrin said that the United Church of Christ assists 61 ministers who are ssrvlng parishes unable to pay a full salary, and are es~ llshlng pr'l£nms !or children whose lllDihers earn the Jiving. sldlzlng ministries. Do.)' nurserlea aDd cooklrw tluaes are ,phtoes ot the holpilw hand program ol the church, the program Ieeder noted. To conclude her C(IIUJientl, Mrs. Perrin spoke ot overseas missioN Involving not only preachers. teachers lllldodors, b\rt agriculturists alii equipment. She spokeofamultl-raelalehurch being buUt In South Africa, of refUgee centers In Vletnam,12ot which have been ostabllobed In the past year, and or auistance Hel,pJng to build new churches not only In the stare but over thO nation was discussed by Mrs. Perrin in her CQIIIments on we:.. tiona! enterprises ofthedenomlnatlon. She spoke of assistance to the Mayflower Church In Clevelard. of assistance to displaced perBDils poorlng Into cities and of the cunpus ministry, noting particularly the coffee shoP which his been established on tho cllli!P•• of Marietta College where there ls no charge f o r coffee mi counselors are a vallable lor comrultatlon. The Friendly Town program of gnlng Into slums alii securing children to teach a better WIIJI of life, was discuned by Mrs. Parrln, who also talked on the oountry ndnistry alii the role of the United Church of Chrtst In siJb. Legion Auxiliary Meets at Racine RACINE _ The American Leglllll Auxiliary Post 602 meeting at the Legion Home 'JUesdsy ..enlng was opened by the pre11- . J041B1otle Lawrence. She ed her committees !or ,• ; . ·'· . to jhe theoloileal achocils lirid ~ .~....,.. , ' . ' ' ....... Carl KaUtz .... de\'Oo !10111 using scrip~ !rom ~~~~~ . thew lirid pottry, "What Jea}ll Does For ·Me," ,"OlriatlaAMlastor.ry." ard 41 Good CreeO." '!'he o1rer1ng was Ia charge or Mrs. PhUip Gl~. For a ooneludiDB IOelal boor, tho YIIUIIII Adult Claaa, served a dessert oouroe. ThO tabla r..., lured. green net over while with a eentell>iece olyeUow alii green ind green '-Per a. POMEROY - When readers write nice things about us, weare dellshred to pass It on to everyone. Mr. Richard Barton, Long Bottom, wrote: "OUr Classified Ad offering to give aWIIJI a collie dog appeared In FridiiJI' s Sentinel. By 8:30 p. m. the dog was eJU"oute to his new h«De. On Saturday we received 10 more phone calls, aOO one call on Sunday and MondiiJI each, making a total of 13, This proves once again that you get the doggondest results with Sentinel Classified Ads.'' Mr. Barton, you make us happy. Thanks so much. Mrs. Harry swan, PortlaiKI, a coJIJIOlsseur of the arts of cooking. is forever cooking \II some-thing. While visiting her granddaughter, Pat Jordon, Joy an::l Jenay Bentley, and myself were served ginger cake with a delictoos sauce. The sauce tasted just like the sauce my grandmother u&ed to make. I called Mrs. Swanandshegave me the recipe (endofeolumn)and she said any recipes she had she would be most heppy to shore. nam the year and a cheer card waa REMEMBER WREN? 14111 to Myrtle Walker who Is In Follcnring Is a children's day Veterans Hospital. The momprogram ootline from the scrapahlp drive Is beiDa plamed to book of Lillian begin at ooee. Undo Grlndetall Holrer Hendergave a VerJ line report a! her son, now of Athweek ·apeot at Girls State. A ens. The proelvll detenle program II beiDa gnm was held I~ plamed lor the ooar future. The June, 1913, at the, Auguat meeting Is to be a pleCarmel U.B. Jdc at 6 o'clock at the Racine ChUI'ch In sutton park. , . TOWlllhlp. The . church was f1Ued to capaett;y. To KATIE test your memory a little. The prognm included: ''The Ladies Aid," FredaHWi "A Wish for Every Day," Hans Newberry; song, ,.Blessed SWr shine," SUOOay School; uHappy The School of Life, 11 Kat 1 e Roush; 11 Who'?", Harold Roush; "Suf'fer the Children to Come," Vernie Circlei 11 TOJ1Uilf'S Prayer," Pearl Hill; a sq, ''lAnd A Hel~ Hand," Sunday Schooli .. The Macedonian can," 0 r • 87th Birthday is Celebrated July 21 . male• - abont.N Daughter," Clara Holterj 11 My Mother's Prayer," Eve Archeri "SOmetime, Somewhere," Ad ·a Roush; 11 Forbld Them Not," Lau-. ra Hill; "The Last~' Erma VanMerer; Ooslng .ldcfrW, !lornett Hollack, and address"of tho " "Ftftd liW to ,., in VICf.P,..W.ntiot ...... Cubed Steak .. $L09 - . ..... 14 ., . _ . ..... . Are Pork& . Peaches J..lb. CfUII . REI!DSVILLE - The Ladles Auldllaey al the Olive Fire Dept, Jldl recently at the homo ol Mrs. llorolll1 Ca-liar when IIW offlcen were elected. They li'H• President, Mrs. Mary Allee Blse; Vice President, Mra. IIAtttha Dural; Secretary, Mra. ' Jotmaon; Treuuret, Mrs. Riebel; Flower Fund, Thelma Smith, and news Mrl. Nell WU11011. iUXltlory cleared $50.57 su.wer ita mem. n..,. to purnew tables. ~·to wre Mrved to Mrs. Emmallurlll, !W),iliorlll& Mrs. Flor· ter, J - Mees, WOIIIII' CarPer, . Mrs. Mary Nleh- J - Dean, BeiiJ Mary m..un£ will be Smith, Jean Whlleheld, and 1'11ID' MUhoan. ......,,eel Listed ~ -·- From The Moine Economia Deparlmelit Of The Local Scfiooll To Bookmobile's HQ _ .. 79c .Fryers ..... .. 39e,. FuU Warr•nty POMEROY- Threeyearsaao, oo Aosust 6, 1965, the first booka ~ moved to a newly rolmdeUed - · Heed..,arlers cin the corner ot Nye and lllaln street I~ Pomeroy. A letter baa been received from Cong. Clarence E. Miller, which reads: "We are pleassd to adVIse )'QI to have a !lag Oown orer. the Capitol In behalf Ot the Bookmdllle Ubr~, and aa aoon as It II sent back to us, We will forward It oo to you." " ROQiested by the State Rep. Ralph Welker iJr the 27th District, .,Thls certainly shall be our proudest possssslon, and most valuable lillnlversery gilt, • that we ba\le msde arrangements said Dlalrlct Librarian VUma ' ' Plkkoja. To commemorate the pest three years, following are some facta: The BookmohUe has purchassd in three years 12,733 bookSi bas traveled 19,892 miles, clreulatod 256,867 books, and oervlces 88 regularly sch~ed slqls In lliD counties. On the stall are Mrs. vuma Plkkoja, librarian; Mrs. LDtelta E1Jl'lti;' s~~~·· ~!'' 'tllartha Jane WUIIams, Mri. EtiaclOD& Wat11011 and Larry ldo'rtis, . library assistants, and George Wagner and Mra. l<iulss Brewer, driven. Debvery Conwn,_. ... Tennl 359.95 NOW Beegle Family Reunion Set 1(. . . . . . . . . - Pickles ~· ~ _ 2 .. .. 10 -· -- ... •• .• e • I I . KIMIJIX ....... lCtOitr l'tolll I htf.lllolol Towels _. - 3 :!:' $1 ._ ........... ' ~. . ••. Coflee "; $1 BB'rn~rd Cooks Host Graduation Banquet POMEROY - St. Joseph'a Nursss Alunmae Aoooclatioo..Ul hold a graduation b&IICIIet honoring the 1968 graduates at 1 p.m. Thursdsy at the LafiiJielte Hotel, lllarletta. A aoetal boor at 6 p.m. will precede the ban91et. Member• are to make reservations with Miss Peggy Wigal, 1911~ Avery St., Parkerlburg, W, Va. or by telephonlag Mrs. Louam Cal.tn, W-8294. cost Ia $4.65 per w11011. .• ' 9-11 ehcipa Flour •••••. : 3k Planned Thursday ··~··AL. ~OTO"e The ultimate In oven-cleaning convenience! Just set two simple controls and the Frigidaire Electri-clean oven cleans /leaH aut<>mallcally electrically. Cleana the oven racki even the ' surface unifelrlp bowls. See th.e results tnaidet RANGE DELUXE '--' Honored at Party !amlly. 'Wito'tl 6e tH .. Pastoral Couple SEE SHRINE CIRCUS POMEROY- Comle Reed and Wanda Klmea, adVIsors o! the Eden HI Club, took their members to - the Shrine ClrCUI In Parherllburg on Ju1.y 24. Atrend- ~:~~~==~ Regina Klmeo, and Karen Reed and~aeShlelda. ,Co· ffee•, . .. . ... II IXTIIA 'fill' VALUI STNN'S wlllotloh_ .............. . . ,.... ,. . - .... - H IXTIIA 'fill' YALUI STAMPI wllll tlolo _ ................ tA - .' -'- DrinkS _ 2 :.1.$1 VALU/11~=~ . wlllltlllo_ ... , It .XTIIA 'fill' ,... " IIJCIIO IACOII BAKER · ARE FURNITURE IIIDI.EPOIT CLEAN and easy to keep clean ' -. . . . . .. -. . . . . . . . . . . .~;;;;;;~. . . . . . .~;;~~~~~~~..J " ' . " - &..ell ....... " ELECTRIC RANGES EFFECTIVE AUGUST I, 1968 I ..... I'OIIK. CMOI'I ., tuMTIIII... flOIII( LOlli EII>.JIJ/tl Nationwide Warranty- see details on back I 1967.. .year of the big range happening at Frigidaire! NOTICE 3. ,. Incorporated -.oq. es, slacks, !Grmnls, blouseo, sehool dresses and lounging clothes are just some of the outllta that t-Il member • have made this yaar. Each girl Ia encouraged to model at the at,yle revue. State !air partlclpanta and class ehampiDI!ahlpa are clotermlned that night. The girls are Jud8ed oo !aahlon, groomln& poature and polM, CDIIatreetion, ftt, design and periiCIIIIIble CJ~~~IIIos. At tho eoneluslon a! the at,yle revue, the Junior Fair king and - l o r 1968 will be and crowned. Members a! t-Il rtlpMislble lor the otyle revile are i\111 Hol- '"' ' .~.! ·~ C~~~r.:Je •i ... ' ' Plums __ 3 ... $1 ' ' '"' '.}. THE CITIZE.NS NATIONAL BANK OF MIDDLEPORT • WILL ISSUI \.t 'I • .,..~_. _CERTIFlCATES OF DEPOSIT _, . • AVAILAlU..E,IN !ftlb!IPLES OF $1,000.00. : ~~ ltlfEREST SJA~r_i~ ~~y OF .PURCHASE. . INTEREST CHECKS AR~ ¥AILED TO YOU.EVERY 3 MONTHS OR IF YOU PREFER ~~ IIU:..D.EPOSr: ~~ 1~E~E,ST TO YOUR CHECKING OR SAVJ,~GS ACCOUNT. ' ~E~TIFjCA 'AUTOMATICAlLY ,RENEWABLE. ' ,, , e • T_O,$lS,OI!O.fW B,YFEDER~L D,EPOSIT INSURANC~ ~ORPORA11~£ lt~H)~,~VIDUAL AND JOIN:r ACCOUNTS tM,;SE IN,.~, •/ .. •, . ' . O,IJIO !NJA~Iii~IIE IAX. • .111 ... with Elet::tri-clean oven ! FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC 4o-INCH MODEL RDE-?QL sauce Recipe !or Cohea sugar 1 tablespoon corn starch 14 teaspoon sail 1 cl(l buiUng warer 2 table BPDOIII butter 1h reaSPOOO vanilla Mix milk, sugar, .corn starch and salt, gradoally add boOing water, cook over low heat until thick and clear, then add butrer and vanilla and blend weU. You may use, in place of YUWa, Ill)' Oavor you so desire. POMEROY - The JleV, and Mrs. c.rver WUIInma, who. will move MondiiJI to Kentm, were honored at a farewell party by the eongr..,Uon of the Pomeroy Firat Baptist Church. Following a potluck dinner, a cake inscribed "Best Wlobeo, sally, Caner and Betsy" wa11 served. Tables lor the dinner were centered with crystal vases of roses tram the gardeo a! Mrs. J. 0, Roedel. A gift of money and another gift were pressnted to the mlnlsrer and his o• ' 1h CIQ> Middleport Church tum. " 8.dta, coat a, capes, pant dress~ ' ' .... Beef Liver . . .. 4k Rev. Biggs. Style Revue Slider. l FRIGIDAIR.E HW; "'Gnndma'a HOI.iae," Delbert Carnahan; dialogue, "A~ der of Pralae," elghtgtrls; "11Je Drunkard's Dream," Hattie Geary; "Children's DayVialon," Lena Circle; a song; "We'll Girdle the Globe," Hans IDl Gertrude Newberry; ''The SkepUc•a eveni~, tGpie!IO jlumlofa ~ . Is Theme of ' -·.n- Mid tile • HARRISONVILLE Clyde Stewart, formerly a! 111a11011 Coonty, celebrated his 87th birthdaY Smday, July 21 at the home a! a daugtrt.er and son.4n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wells here. Now Attending were Lewis Rogers and Franklin Worlaruon a! ColumCOLUMBUS - Articles al Inbus; Mrs. VIolet Ray, COlum- corporation have been llled In bus, Ga.; Mrs. Frances Stew· COiumbua with Secretary of stale art, Mrs. James Oliver and ehD- Ted W. Brown by the Middleport dren, Mrs. Llzzle stewart, Mr. Church a! Chrllt. not for profit, and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart of by FAgar ReyDDlda, W a I t e r West Columbia; Mr. and Mrs. Bunce, and Denver L. Rice, with POMEROY - "The Total Ben Blessln&. Albany, Ohio; Mrt. Walrer Bwlce, A8h streat, ~ Look" Is the !heme a! the 1968 Wanda hoe, Syracuse; Mr. 1Jana dleport •• agent, ind k!Jard Meigs County Sb'le Revue to be TUrner, Harrisonvllle, and Mrs. V. Fultz, PomeroY National Badt Bldg., Pllmeroy tho 1 . held August 1 at 8 p.m. In the Melba Gardner of Ma800• Middleport High School Auditor· Total Look New Officers '!'lf'BIIII/ cllaiCII "ftODUGT POMEROY - Mrs. ADen ''I Am Thine Oh Lord" with Mrs. Hampton was re-elected preBi- ZueleUa Smith preaentlng deV<>- dert of the Pomeroy W(lllen' B Uons oo the theme, ••Be True to Christian Temperance Uniondor- Our TruaL" The gl'(q) sarw :· U. a meeting which !ollowod a .. America the BeautiM" a n d potluck sl(lper at the U n l t e d there waa scripture framst.IAike 16 and 19. "StandlngoothePromMethodist Church. Other officers elected were iaes" M.S the closing so~ and Mrs. T. T. Shelton, vice presi- Miss Margaret sauerhadprayer. Mrs. Ew!IJI! and Mrs. L e n a dent; Mra. carol Cook. treaaurHuber, both members of the er; Mrs. Robert Wuner, secre-tary; and Miss Lucretia Gertoolm- WCTU who hlvel>eenlnaetlvedoe · er, cDrTespondlng secretary, to spending the winter out of Miss NeUe Blng presented the town, were given a speclal welcome. COrrespondence from the alate of officers. Plans were made for placlrw a American CooncU oo Alcohol book In the Pomeroy IJbrvy ha Problema was read. memory of Mrs. Bertha Oliver. The Meigs County WCTIJ mee>U. to be hold In September at . the Pomeroy United Methodist Church was discussed. Mrs. Frank Ewtng gave grace preceding the s-r. The mee>lng opened with gr<Jl(l sing!~ or Olive Names i . ,, ',. 11 Auxiliary at ~,, By Katie Crow Chlldren's Day," Mattie Archer; I .. ...,, \ J~:·· Katie's Korner Election Held After Potluck Supper Event I . _ ,. I • ' . .!'"'·t.·.;· . �,. ' ' ,· Job Training !~!}Jj(f1~e to .Have Hlqn in Five Mpn 1bOIJ!!ij., ''ftm•~ sent¥, Sum~¥, July 28; 1968 Drifters at Count~ l(qi~: . , 1 lo!ary ~n . '~h~'t:is - • 1 ' I . COIIt .c1oeed The country 'Jhouritalli ', IM'rlok ,, ··: which tnaor . . ,: Hlgb l"llli$ elull'noCI •wave~ . 'that swOtlt a total '!f nine J ftlltermen to SOL All' Were . .. '. appear at the Gal· Junior Fair on Satur-, ,_,, llll&IJI, ·.Aug, 3. Onei>Orlorm• 111.,-t at 7:30p.m., and ·~ at 8:30 p.m. 'llle band !Dildo uP ol Galli• and Meigs , COimtllndlvicNaJ•. They have three now reoordlqa out oo the Saddle Label Ill ;/:;;,.7 l'pleued. ! . Weafller olllclaluold ll1o tutj .. Ioree ol MirY' 1 9o:.mlle.perollour . · wllllo ahol!ld . reach the eout Tan...Lan Enterprise in Gallipo- lis. Harold Hager has written and recorded "UH-011 Heart" and 4 •Lonely Street." Jean Trus- " . ..,.., . -~· ON THE 'MOVE , , BALTIMORE (lJP0' - ,, llever Don Melllhon,' oile baseboll'o most tnveDed ·tm1· era, Js on lbt move again. . McMahon, ~1 thlo -oon''llith the Chicago Whlta SO:<, was ' lceded to Detroit Frldl1 lor . Deonls Rlbon4 • 211-)lear-<ild rlslrtf1lDder with a ~: mark. Ncllflhon pre.touol)' pitched lor Houston. r""veland am Boston In his 11-year IIUilor sell has recorded, "Memories cA. You," written by Stan Lane o1 Gallipolis, and ,.Here Alone," written by Jean Trussell. Carl Gillespie has a gospel record oot. One side Is entitled, "'The Least in the Kingdom," written by the "Big Chier' ot the Statemen Q,lartet, and the other is entitled, 11 He Cleansed My SOul," written by Stan Lane. The Country Drifters Show will . · be sponsored by The Central ,I I •, ,, / Members Earl or leuue erreer. " BAIRD .BROS. AUTO PARTS. OUTLET the group are, Rd>inson, lead guitar; George Stewart, bass guitar; Roonie Lemley, piano; Ralph Trus- sell, snare drum ; Jean Trussell and JeaJl Gillespie, vocal Next T• Olcl Sliver • . !Srldte . and Harold Hager and Carl Gil lespie, vocal and rtzythm guitart, JOHNSON EJECTED CLEVELAND (UPQ - Cleveland Ief'tfielder Lou Johnson was tnssed out of a ballgame for the second time In less than 24 hours by umpire Al Salerno Saturday just before the start o! the Indians' game against New York. Johnson wal!l ejected from Fri- da.Y night's by Salerno altar he bad disputed a called strike In the first iming, Although oo reason was given game eUSEDAND REBUilT PARTS S.HIIIfYW. or Don laird ' madeupo!Gollll and Mel~ CouniY musicians, ' '\ ' ' t: '-,' ·• I ·' .OF .DEPosiT . 'TH·E FAR · ERS BANK· . . AND SAVlNGS ·co. ' '' ~ . . ) ' POMEROY; 0. '""24 Hour Wrecker S.rvlae At This Locatlift -.. •... ... ~ - 0 Cb .....:... A ~ 0 ~ C") u ~ ,. liD It\ ~ :I ..1: ..1: A 0 0 C") No. l Produd Quo\ity Salesmen 19()8 PAGE 11 McGovern New Hopeful or a nalionallavorlto aon candidate lor delegates of the late Sen. R~ F, Kermedy who like neither VIce President Hubert Humphrey ll;)r Sen. »asene J. MeCartl!y. On llllllr4a1, McGovern declared that be mi1rt decline '"to endorse the eandlclacy o1 an old and · deer · trlencl-the VIce President." McGovern, F(lnsldered a dark horse .POBslbDIIJ tor· the- Demo, crlllle presidential nomlnotlon lh!Juld MeCarlh,y and Humphrey a c: ' Best • Servace Best .. ~orro,~y 5 ;: :!aoC": •-- Ben Oeor w, C:9n'.... '• ' ~~ marijuana In her room. Me- Hanes Has Neck Out A Mile · ·' a Holding Hope News ... in Briefs For Agreement ::;. ' .•, ,.'i J"'m tiitr ~ ~·t -~ _w, ... w..,. to:·~~ .~~~~tlleii~C. n ti: .f.f . .,.it • .,, ron "JJ ?Jft l•pl . , '· , lo!06COW .:.. DIP~I.IAp:l< SOi,JiiCES'SA!Q~tui'dlf ~tchoslo'' \laldl'• llbel'flfl~ Qinui(wttll to llllki> iOrlolia , ., to 'lhlf KremU•'11uler• ' toavmSIMetmllitarylotorVATICAN CITY (UP!)- Theo According to t~o IIOUrcos,the , . : ,.· • · . ., ·most ~loooly ·awaited ,event Ia 70.year old PGpe colll>leled leedori-..nt,._.. Quality Sale~inan LET'S SUPPORT THE YOUTH OF GAlliA COUNTY & AnEND _THE FAIR THIS WEEK . LOOK/I . I let Us Prove To You That Augud Is Thr Mo~ To bile, New Chevrolet Truck, Ac;ood "oK" Us' . Keys To Unlock The Best T.rusprtatlon W111• BEST WARR4NTY- NO. 't -'Yt.v<in't Us Prove lt. · '" ;~ '"Ju(r GAttiPOLIS C Joli-, "·t we:: Dubcek Firm ~~ On New Road PRAGUE (UPO - Commwtlat perzy leader Alnandar told the notion Saturdlj! nlgbtlhlt he will ,Permit no one and IIOihiJw to dreg him from the reformist am democratlci>Otb he hoo . . _. The first secretary pledged anew hlsloyoltytoCzecheolovalda't political, economic and m!Utary alliances Wltll the Soviet But he oatd lllet within the framework, the CZO<h lind Slovak peaplo: uwant to decide their own rate in a sovereign""·" ·~ About an hour helore his tete- tered and which we do 1101 m.:: vised address, however. l)&bcek tend to leave alive." ... r"'IUdleled an ar1111 llOMral who Duheek promloed that bo-.14 had criticized Russian domina- bo !IJIYieldlng. lion ol the Warsaw Pact military - lleadlng from a PI'OI)OI'Id alliance and alleged the Prague text, slanclng "' at tile camera government did not know how only oeea81onally, sllddal: lD hll many Russian troops were in usual lDiexclted tooe of voice, the country. Dubeek oatd: The Czech news agency (CTK) ''We are going firmly on our said It was "entitled w state own wa,y. that Lt. Gen. Vaclav Prchllk "Leaning oo the tntemadoall' was not authorized by auybod,y C'.omnwnl.st movement, we wel,.. to make such statements, and come the aid or lhooe who. that his statements to not ex- understand and advise ua, and· press the ofi:Iclal viewpoint.*' we patiently e¥Plain our lUnd_ Dubcek's television 8M)881'· to those who have not :ret:-ance and the cresting of a wave understood us. -~ of public expressions ol support uBut we shall never allow: unprecedented In 50 years lndl- e>Jrselves to be drll!lled from eated the start of tile Czech- this 1>0tll by lllll'lhlllll .Janel SOVIet sommlt meeting was near. especially not by lhooe who Thousands ol 1>0r11011s signed would like to see us In con111et an open letter to Dubeek and tile and dl~~grt~ment witil oar party Presldium, calling on them nearest trlends, whlllever t11eli. to .,defend Ule path we_have en- motives... .. "What do you want them to onts In Glenville lelt..'lt<*e• do," comes the reply, "take lalled to do all he d!dd to Dad's car and go to the pool?" protect tbeir property, Few Pools A prett;y secretary lo ll1o There are few pools. Otten mayor's office spent moat of the there is no Dad week fielding telephone eallo Denlm-clad young Negro men from angry citizens who blamed watch you as they cross the the mayor lor the violence. street am enter an apartment Most ol the callers eprlnkled house. "Black nationalists" is their opinions with dncenitiea written In script on the backs at and racial slurs. their soog.filtlng jackets. Hate Pulls Pollee Gut is written on their faces. Stokes. aeceedlrw to the A 81'~ ol Negro women wishes ol Negro leaders, pulled bring coffee and sandWiChes to out most police and Natlooal pollee lind National Guardsmen Guardsmen from 111o olreeted v::ho are stationed at the sites or area lor 24 hoors. Most people. looting incidents earller in the thought the gamble worked, week. There ,... looting, bat 11Q Many peoj)le were angry at additional. killlnge. C8rl B. Stokes, the first Negro to be elected mayor of a large The stream ()( militant Negro American city. The pollce~were nationalism here has several angry about what Ul~y consi~ tributaries, Including the •~New dered an enfeebling order that Libyan and "Atro-Aalan Clrele" restrained them alter three of groups. They are a small bat their comrades were slain in active force among tile ·dt;y'o the streets. The white merch- 300,000 Negroea. l Marine Major .Eludes Dogs, Boats ' ' .,' lloward Thlvener ..........- · lhoeli and 1obaka • RllodeJ iiJO llld llle mont ol ·U.~ 111'4 _,_ ol Education ·l!MIIId chonp tholr ..,....,.., and ·~ lc• COIIb ale more Gil ~C!III!an ·. II&IIOd to llv~ Jll!!lll pJOPif: help In oacurla& ' , :!. "We ban to let lhe ;!@a lilt:: ,' Where t11ey JIIO¥," ·lthedl!o oald. ~·. ' "U we bave IOJII8 ~••l · Ia our edueatlcaol rqlllem, have 1o oay 10." ~~ .. •. Unl-' agents. They sald they foond ror STOP!! ,alo ~_:, ~~~llle·•(\1"1...,.., Stol{es No Riot Insurance >0 2~ ,.,~. ,, ...z "'>- .... :::» c ... :::» "' c - :::» ......-c c . .. ...z... -....c ... .. .. .........z -:::»z ...>:::» c ... ... SUNDAY, JULY Gov•m Is seeking re-electlm charged with lllepl poose11lon this fall for a second term. tile 196! election. ' Hla formal statement bristled OC narcotics after a raid at a In other developments: Rapid City · motel by ~le ~. with antiwar statements. Richard M. Nixon- The RoHe said the war muat be publlcan frontnmner was 811· ended now. ••not another ye&r, dor.sed In New York by David J, · or five or 10 years ·or war, McDonald, who was deleeled by which will leave us no better oft LW. Abel as president ol tho than before, not after months of United Steelworhers ol America turlher useless bombing which In 1965. "We need a man or hi1 ., · · servos only to perpetuate the leadership and frankly, hla ~·· .' ' fantauies of absolute power and In tho White House lx>day," .' " . ' 1>0lnleBS destruction tllat have McDonald oatd of 1'\lxm. He . ,, bed!>Yiled us since Tonkin Gull." said he voted for John F. · ;. Ill South Dakota, McGovern ·Kennec~Jo over Nixon In 1960 bat ,), wao bedeviled himself with ' had been a Republican' for ll1o 15 years prior te 1938. ~~f :i deadlock, made his statement 'In ~ McDonald sald he "absolutely ~~ Loll Angelea. He was there to ::::~:=~::::::~::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::~:=:::::: MEMPHIS, Term. (lJPO The lllslltY beftire tho Caii!Ornla not" had been promloed a Cobl· attorney Cor accused assassin net appointment by Nlxoo but tltleaatlon w 111e national WASHINGTON (Upl) James Earl Ray charged Satur· said he would be available lor ...,.entlon-a del,e ptlon won by Hoose _baela!ro were conlldent day that the slaying of Dr: J.!ar. an ll))polnlmenl, Including the by virtue ol.hls victory Saturday they could muster .' . Konnedy tin Luther King was part of a na- post !71 Saeretary of Labor. TROOP FLAG - A s-n breeze unfurls Old Glory am tn the· Calltornla primary on the enoul!h VcQS next Week to OX· ' ,, the tl.ag of Boy Scout Tr()q) 203 at Camp Kuhn, on the banks ot ...... he waa llbot, JUne 4. · enwt !he Poll Ol!lca Depart. donwide Communist conspiracy Raccoon Creek at Northup. See story an:l pictures of camping now threiteps his own life. , t- dove m VIetnam, Me- mant !rom the federal man- that week on the next page. "There Is a gt'ant conspiracy CINCINNATi (Upl) - ResiGO\;'!"' said .he could not power cutbacks ordered In the here and my client Is being used dents in a three -mile area -~ Humpbrrq because "I -tax l!lw. by the conspiraCy," declared at-around the Intersection of lnIa Imperative ,that we oomlnllle Larfje)y because of that contorney Arthur HIUles. torlltl\to-.275 and u.s. 42 here • llaDdar)l-lleire~ who call run lldeo<e and beeeuse ol StnHe characterized it as a "leftwere orderedtoevacuatetheir wltll a clear mind and lie appro\'al Frld111, Post. wing COIUipiracy" which be lillid homes Sll.iurday when a trac conaelenee on our par1;y's maatar General Marvin Wathe belleves is responsible rorcivtor trailer truck loaded with ·- plattorm. ~ ' ~ ordered a one week delay U dlslur\!ances lhi'OU8l\out tho na4Ynamlto caught nre . on the _......,,"l''fnlblo c8iidldatW ' · ''Nt·• •1'1Wdl111 -'·.POstal ·,...... ·~~~~.... ~.....·.1• ,~~ ,'j ",! .¢.,-· ·''"~· '' , (Editor'a,,Noto: UPJl rfPorter I deluslona. ' tion. .:.... , - - ru~ •h.· ·'1.... ' ~ ' McGovern ·bat b.... "taike<t vice which would be necessary Will!am E'Cenbl'rger. 'Wilo '~~a~ · The bUbble burst last Tuesday lla)IOs ssld he believes his All traffic on l-75wasbloek·_;t · about by antlwin' Democrats as Ullder the """•ed 1>0rsonnel close assocletion. with Ray h d ered this week's civil disorden night in a hail of gunfire thlt ed Inside the city luntts. Ham-~ a loorth party. eandldlte ahould order. The service cutbacks in Cleveland's East Side, left 10 persons dead, inciOOing placed his tue and the lives or Ilton COUII\Y pollee and state ' Rul}i1llrly win, but ' lie made It bad been slated tO begin Satreports on the reaction among three policemeiL his family am employes in daJ>. pollee blocked U.S, 42 and 1clear 118 would support Hum. urday bot exe"lll lor a lew the city's blacks and whites in Disturbingly Quiet ger. 275 leading here. Authorities piiHY over IllY loroliOOiblo hitches service was normal, the aftermath of the dlsturbanDowntown Cleveland was Becoming vlalbl.y angry, Hanes. said II the truck exploded It ;:· R!ljlllbllcan nomlbae ahould tile Wat100 warned, hoWever, thai ces and IIndo man,y angry and dislllrblngly quiet Saturday e:ould wipe out all houses in Dtmoerats nominate H 0 m- Wlieso Hoose actlm on the said, "We are playing in the bitter.) morning, like an eD1JI;)' stAmojor leegues with tills one. My the vicinity. phrrq. exemption is completed next dium. Most of the people who · son ard I are the only two people He oatd Humpllrey would week, the service eutl>acks By WILLIAM ECENBARGER work In its drab office buildings who have talked to this man. My eneaunter "great difficul'b'" -ld be ordered lor next Monday through Friday were CLEVELAND (UP!) Why neck Is out on this one." Saturday. running on a pl.Uorm calling Cleveland? tucked IW81 In their suborbln Hanes slid the threats, whlch "Why not?" · al!lkod a young homes_ possibly plannlng a he tlrst l'evealed. when he was t~:m~~:;:~:;:~:~:~:~:~:l:r:;:r~:rr;:~:~:~:;:~:;:~:~:~:~:~:t;:~:~:~:!.(}:;;;~ti;;;;r:r;r;::r~;;~~~~;~;r~~;;~;;;;t;= here for Rly•a arraignment July Negro leader. "U you're hun- quick trip into the city to watch gry, you're hungry, and it the lnllans Pl81 tho Yankees. 22, have become more serious doesn't make any dl!ference Driving ~st on Sqperior and are 0101tly in tbe !01'11'1 of Avenue, the change was subtle what color tho may..is. Our telephone calla to his home. . people are bw1ing." -almost imperceptible unless "My wife answers the phone When Carl Burton Stokes, you were loold.ng tor it. The · ;:~ff!:j;~;~;;;i;t!t;~~tf:~I~t;tm:mm:::t;m;~~;i;;;: ;~~~;~;~;l::i:::;:;:;:;:r;;; :;::t:: ;::;:}:t:;;:tr~;1;: ;:;: ~~;~'!~n ::~~ death, Negro, took office as mayor or houses became dingier, the bars 'I But he declared: "Nobod,y Ia Pn;I'SBURGH (Upl) - The the nation's eighth largest city more numerous, the white liy United :lireas lllteruotlonal 101n11 w chase me oot ol my ehlol negotiators lor II mllior last fall, there were those who people less numerous. This was 'COLUMBUS - KUmA'S GOALS FOR ootar spoee go beyond h""!"o if ollj'body ec•nes on 1111 stael companies and the United said, wlth optimlsm born or Glenville in the city's East Side. ~ lunar llndlnp. !\lOY Include manned ptoiietary missions to pr~ lr)'lng to harm me, they Stoel-kers ol America (IJSW) desperation, that Cleveland had You drive slowly, looking, :t.!arollld Venuslllil unmanned ohots outside the solar oyatom. These are tre~~poo.ilng and are Ia!~ Saturday said they had been gotten Itself an insurance policy stopping, occasionally asking: Oil the coneluolons !II 1 CollllllboHiooed physicist. a SI>Oclallotln pmo." unable to reach a •'basis tor against further racial diaorders. "'Why were so many children . ' lnotyzlng WIX'ki'l!lde Utorsture r6lotecl w· ll1o - r atmosphere settlement" ol lllolr ..... stokes hlm,etr had no such lnvolvod In the looting'?" lind 1)18<e envlronmenL . · -c o n t I' a e t dispute eovarlng ' George E- Wllkell,c;, r1 Battelle ~ lnatltute, dloeuoses surr FILED 400,000 lleelworkers In tile · liie liSSR In space, In ,ll!e J~' looue ot tile i!lutue Technical Hem\ United .State• and COI!ada. , tlllll. "11 ......., Clear fr'om Plat developmentJ om CW'ront Soviet COLUMBUS (Uco,- The 011ft. ~··era and operators or Ute twollol'(wer, lt ·waslearned from writings, which COilO!Iatently oll!»hasize manned IPI!CO slltlolla ani 'Wilt Cardinal Pl>wer Plant at other ~lllry and wtton DA NANG, Snuth VIetnam depot, 1 quite a lew people were mamed llllllr lllillilauetary ~to; that the eJaU,nge to the U. S. Brllllanl, Ohio, IDed iult In Fed- IIOUreea both sldos were hopefUl (IJPQ.MaJ. Curtis Lawson, 37, running lll'OUIId.'' wW bo groeteat)n lbt ll'OOollllltllled' opoeeuplorat!on,"W.ukellc era! Coortasklng · $IO,OOOlndellY tllrq c:ould come up wltll a 181 , L I'' _......., a Marine from loiUllaglon, Iii the hours that followed, ts damage• from ' llle Utlli!J Work- ..-ement proposal ·mrlng the Tem., hid neckdeep In murky Lawsoo stood In the wller with . . NEW YORK ·.- DAVID J. M:d'ALD, former otoelworkero..,. era Union ol , America and jto weekeud. river waten for 201fl hours hill head hidden by an -·• 381' a ·~-· 28 Allbougb their failure w elsie i Inn 'president lind a I~ Doinoeratle s!IPOfler, Sstunloy '"' •~ ~ 11 o1 ••·•· .,. willie Nol11t VIetnamese troops overhanging bush, North Vletnaderoed · u ·Nban Presld-~ · o1 $280,000. Ohio :Pow.er eo.,' lnfl'easud tile thl'eat ol a lllrlke uslng dogo and boeta searched mese troopo slogged along the ..., !ormerlobcir' chieftain, ~·· .... -~wvr, Ill e., by the ' otoelworkors at m~~·~ The 88, who oupported JDhl! c~ · - · ·and~.,.e..,..o ior the downed pilot river h&Ma looking lor him. He i.980 presidential election, llld he •..,. ol Columboo ·each own liiO of Wednellday, when a current Law SOli told Saturdlj! how he said he could hear an1111ng dogs. the two untia and tlley jolntlJ lhree-l'ear citntract e>plros, Directs Pilots ' ,.,,~~~te and wDIIIcl"~vely .._tgn" 0'011 the Cardinal 01>0tatln8 eo. tllere wao oo. lmmedlate threat was plucked from the river by a At !lrst light, American . ' ,• , lihl•h runo the plant. to the ec:onomy iJ1 tile two ''JoUy Green' (llant" roscoe helicopter as American Jet , reeonnal•san~e pilots spotted . ' Ji¥~OII,T•. ~-::. MRS. JOHN F. KENI:'!IDY )t39 y..n . . countries. fighter-bombers rahecl juqles the general area Where Law1<11 111kl tadf;Y• ·II lo Jllll'lmcilhiliilu• '911Y 10. Vnllko mlllY W<~n~en whq to keep the Communists at bay. had gone do'*"· l'iglrter planes At one point wring his ordeal, swapt O.er 'thO· ·jungles, and admit Priisioil.. ~ th\1 Dl~ 39th blrtbctay,' lbt IIH1ner · _4 a North Vietnamese patrol boat .. ... ver bi' lblt . passed within three teet or .. ·w...kiiiSIYmhln Raise4 VOL. 3 NO. 26 joint vocallonal dlllrjct I ~ u 100med w bo In IIOIIIng votero to "JlPP''VO -rata rllleolato taxes to oparato llle dllllrlell. lie laid that out o1 tile 11 levies submlltod Iaiii ~ on1J · - · Greene COW!f;y, "'"' ap. -proval. "Thlo would seem talndlclle thll the ll'lblle 11 n6! receptive to that opproach," tile aoporlntenc1en1 Olld. "Multl-laxlp& dl1trlcta are, 1 think, lhe thlntl t11at bothers them." The goyernor oatd he loll the talk Ioree WU~ld come up with "' JOmelhlng F'" T....,._ Service To "411"'~" BeUvUie "tialll\'t , lly United Press International lor ''No More Vletnams" In problems close to home. His 19Sen. George McGovern of riew of the "No Wider War" year-<>ld daushtor, Teresa, was South Dakota has become pledge of Prealdent John8011 In arrested Friday night and ' DAllY "If W& Don't !lev& It -W&'II Get It" Gives Up Post '1, MULTIPLES 'Of·$1,000 OR ¥11 ' INTEREST PAY4.E QUARTell Y 8A.M. T06P.M. 578.4 in the area between the WASIIINGTON (UPO - Ver· Locks BelleviHe Locks and Dam in · non R, Alden, presldenl of Ohio < ' for Jofmson's second ejection, Meigs County and Lock 17 above Univei-sity, Frlday turned over he was seen going after 8alerno Marietta. the chairrnanl!lhiP of the Appalaas the Indians took the field. Pool The raising of the pool level chian Regional Commission's Ed· Manager Alvin Dark tried to HUNTINGTON - The U.S. a total or about lour feet will ucation Advisory Committee to codaln him, but Johnsm alree<IY be completed by August 1, the Frank A. Rose, presldept: of the had been 8iven the heave. Chi- . Corps !71 Engineers said Frlday Corps said . Universlcy of Alabama. Rose was c:o Salmoo, who had beeo Ueled the Belleville Locks and Dam pool will bo raised to pool level Texas produces more than president ot TransYlvania COlto start at first base, replaced $70 mllUon worth ot ha.y a lege at l.exlnglon, Ky., before Johnsm In loft field and Duko beginning lx>day. year. going to Alabama In 1958. The pool level will "' up to Sims played first, Dam CERTIFICA PH. 446 4060 COUNTRY DRIFTERS _ wili perform tWice on the stageduringthc 19th ann~ Gallia County Jumor Fair on Saturday, Aug. a. First performance is slated for 7:30 p. m., ·the other at 8:30 P: m. Above, front ~aw, left to right, are carl and Jean Gillespie, Gallipoli s, all:! Jean Trussell, Racme; rear, George Stewart, Middleport; Ronnie' Lemley, Cheshire; Earl Robinson, Gallipolis; Ralph TrusseD, Racine, am Harold Hager, Racine. )he · . ,1, Gu·~~ jo!> .~~.po. (Q~ tHlu<J\Ikln; · tho !lll'emor at 11)0 open meet- lard, voiced llle; opinion 11tat the , I!VeryJlli~Oari :w)l!!' ~~-~Oritllt , , , -, Rec~!Jioild conceJJI and . lng, , •. , , · Joint. 'VOI'J!lloil.l , illllrlct Idea from It . ·· •:,:1 ·,, lljn<lln' cHanges In the welfare N1111omen found tile P>eeting -.ulllll ,011 like II ..:m ·~llzllllon ol.il' <txlll· area w hall handouts and ere- olthe 16-membor talk Ioree re- I llhoUlcl" ln:llle time "baa t>ean ing humlfl, ptu.olcal or<! ftnan. lie lnoantlvea and training. marhablo In 1ltat lhrq -•I>Or· In -DIIon:., . claheiiOUrcea to solve 111e prob. More Money Needed mltte,d to witoeas the frank ex••u it lll!d. It mlllll have !em. 1 , • • Rhodes tormjld the ·committee change o1 v Lew s between JOived tho problem,• ,a d.d e d -To make specllle reeom- •'the molll _lmiJ!>rlant since I Rhodes and members ol ll1o JUIIIlJ. ~s on what turlher tile .,have been·. f\1'\'ornor or Ohio" panel, State Schoo\ 91pt. Mari1n w. state '/IIIli do .ind the methoda , .a11d the ~ndlnp would probab. · The eonoensuo ol the mom, Eosex laid 11tat IInce tile law or lmjllemenlatlon. (y ·colll mo'o money. bon ollhe task Ioree wao IIIII went Into e!lict. oniJIIve jollll -Recommend specific a n d ''This II illlllll to require ad. joint voellllonal dlllrlcta have voeDIIonal dlotrlell have been ad,q,.to melhodo or flnanelne, d!Uonal JllOI!IQ'," 'lhe IJI!Vemor 1101 oolved tho problema and pot Into -DIIon. He iald an1.. Ellmtnate clu,rleatton ol ~d t1ie talk Ioree. "But We'll new P1"'81'1MI wltllln retpJ!ar Other 11 were under eonitruelon at111e Ud ' local efforts in Job have to provide tile mollOJ'." school syatems were needed to and live were aehecluled to open training. ., , "We can no longer practice ~de Job education. In ~r. •Reeommend ellmlnllllon tntelleetual IOObbory llldthalls l!arl'l' v. JUIIIlJ, a-wn. Eua llld theclbttaCiototho sei>Oflle I.Volo of local tundlng what we've been doing," oatd . '· '•, and Sycamore &feet in GalUpo- lis. ,_.' ,•, , Jlllol!.e•. tol~ til~ · ~1. created by o..!u\!'1 ~r4ilr July JJI, the reeomme~tlono ahould In· elUde ....., niqulred eour~eolor the reaular scHool dlstrleto and a method w finance lbtm. The governor asked that 111e task Ioree consider .even sOais ·In attacking the problem or "drop outo and, Ioree _.. !rom the public oehoOlo or Ohio. He all<ed ll1o penol to ion. alder· "my lmerelll"lq·~Oioplng and reaching the' ~~· tali!< Ioree deCide<\ ·'(Ill Ito - · Job Training Wanted llbDdeosald Ida lnl-it Ineluded: · . -~--- · ·" · · · · imW~ ~hUts .. itltthttl • MU-. · Soya COmpany of Third Avenue COLUMBUS (UI'l)... The (i<w. ernor•a Task Forceoo·Voclli"!!· al and Te<lrllerl .•Edllcllllon hao fiye montho w deslin • pro. lil'lm to Improve job education In Ohio. · The blue~lbbon panel o1 16 ~eaton, lndulllrWlots, state olllclal•, labor leodero and leg. lolators were 8iven that ehorge Frlda.y by Gov. Jaines Rhodea. The governor, an advocate o1 iobo as a way ol oolvlng the •tate• a problema, lnatrucled the lask force to have Ita reeom. mendatlons ready by Jan. i lbioubml ..lon to the General AIsembly. eete ~~~~;~~~~~!,r,:,;~~u~~~~~!~!'ar . .~._.IIDII~. ,II~ ·~s.o"' ' ·-... ll "the ' Lawson. Crashes InFlames The saga o! jolngle terror began at 9:30 p.m. when North V!Qmo•e fPI""'rs riddled his o( Pllll VIIs ·&! WeinS work on document li,efoi'O up h\S IWtllller residence at A6 IntrUder Jet with antiaircraft ' ' .; Ill .' nearby . ~l!lol Gandollo JUly b, • !Ire and ient It crashing In nameo .Ioiii above tile Demllltariled Zone. · ; • The veleran ()( 70' combat millions over North Vlelllam eJeqj0111 '!ind • hla ~aehlll• fioeted 'pillly ·Into 1 rive~ about thnlullh ' 20 mil•• noitb or the DMZ. !Us . · ~t~~S~;:!: ~;·;·~·:\tttl!l~~·~o~,lb OOt ~ull( ao~;outfro!il.1ft hellildbasto been.u~o ' 11...-d Lawson, using his llli'Vinl· radio, directed tile jilots to !argots threlllenlng him. "It was the most beautlfui air show in the world," Law9011. oatd In deocrlblng more than 120 sorties apinst ll1o antiaircraft poattlooa which bed hit his plane. The U.Joll:f Green Giant" dived lhroogh a hall o1 Nor1lt VIetnamese bollots to rescue Lawson. The pickup was mode b1 s. Sit. John Enrl~ez or Duluth, Minn., and Sit. Steve *" Northern ()( Riverside, Calli.· The helicopter pilot waa Charles Wicker, 34, r1 llaltl· mare, Mel., and tile oopllllt wp Lt. Robert E. Bootb Jlf Peoksklll, N.Y. As the helleopter ~ away, still undor ~ lire, Lawl<llllllholllered hle;P.. caliber pi sto1 and empll.ed i Into the jangle, hoping liD 11M some or the North v~ who bed 8\lrrounded hllll for.,a. night and a da.y. ,i " Police March for Fallen Heroes . _, CLEVELAND (IJI'I) ;;.. Two 'drl!lnmera, bealirii,' a olow tunereal cadence ' oo 'b I u e. drums, walked down !q>erlor Ave. to St. John'• Cathedral Slturday. ' ' . . ~ ·. Pennsylvania walked In the pro. handling r1 tile rklt ..... lllllllr "' co•~ aa It turned ·ilown E. bl- lire front pollco 9th Sl. and 1111 the steps o1 tile lie -rail tllem out ot cathedral. W-ade)' to let eMI '·r l_, AI ~moll tho same time, tn worker• dl!eoln · tuneral liomea In ather I>Ofls ol liD hallollo the tile eley, the lamll)' and friends riVed In Ida oftlolal IIIIo tile . Before tbl!lll pranced n I n e or Ll l.eroy Jcineo and Patrol- He · and tt!llr•, 1ront t h ~ men Llllllo Golonka and WDiard Cleveland ~ J'otL~e. ~- Woll! prepared w buey ihe lnen hind lll,tm stretchetl lOll -pollee- killed In What pollee call ''tho hDr"''• · ~- ~IF"\" or ·~ who •1141t' .,.... ,.,' cteveland .'""" ~ ealllem lilt tmlloll 'rueado)' ............ nilhl the .poiiHI1leli "irlhtredllY' "'mw.a' •;mtsslnginictlon." States,· Tiley ll,at tile dhiml -..Iked lnw an IIDIIollll lfliar· ' ,, ' ·Aa •1 1 c:ould hear olowly to honor tllree men ~· inll7 set bf Bla~ Natlonallota · elooely to doiln In tile woa·f! Ill~ oUr r I I I e a. ..., llli!llmlil!lc til I aafll;¥ ~~ 11i!J _·1!104j~;aa. :. -.~ . ' ··1, . Moll ...._ 30 . '"'"' ~ ' . ""fall ;\·= li! ' ' ;I �,. ' ' ,· Job Training !~!}Jj(f1~e to .Have Hlqn in Five Mpn 1bOIJ!!ij., ''ftm•~ sent¥, Sum~¥, July 28; 1968 Drifters at Count~ l(qi~: . , 1 lo!ary ~n . '~h~'t:is - • 1 ' I . COIIt .c1oeed The country 'Jhouritalli ', IM'rlok ,, ··: which tnaor . . ,: Hlgb l"llli$ elull'noCI •wave~ . 'that swOtlt a total '!f nine J ftlltermen to SOL All' Were . .. '. appear at the Gal· Junior Fair on Satur-, ,_,, llll&IJI, ·.Aug, 3. Onei>Orlorm• 111.,-t at 7:30p.m., and ·~ at 8:30 p.m. 'llle band !Dildo uP ol Galli• and Meigs , COimtllndlvicNaJ•. They have three now reoordlqa out oo the Saddle Label Ill ;/:;;,.7 l'pleued. ! . Weafller olllclaluold ll1o tutj .. Ioree ol MirY' 1 9o:.mlle.perollour . · wllllo ahol!ld . reach the eout Tan...Lan Enterprise in Gallipo- lis. Harold Hager has written and recorded "UH-011 Heart" and 4 •Lonely Street." Jean Trus- " . ..,.., . -~· ON THE 'MOVE , , BALTIMORE (lJP0' - ,, llever Don Melllhon,' oile baseboll'o most tnveDed ·tm1· era, Js on lbt move again. . McMahon, ~1 thlo -oon''llith the Chicago Whlta SO:<, was ' lceded to Detroit Frldl1 lor . Deonls Rlbon4 • 211-)lear-<ild rlslrtf1lDder with a ~: mark. Ncllflhon pre.touol)' pitched lor Houston. r""veland am Boston In his 11-year IIUilor sell has recorded, "Memories cA. You," written by Stan Lane o1 Gallipolis, and ,.Here Alone," written by Jean Trussell. Carl Gillespie has a gospel record oot. One side Is entitled, "'The Least in the Kingdom," written by the "Big Chier' ot the Statemen Q,lartet, and the other is entitled, 11 He Cleansed My SOul," written by Stan Lane. The Country Drifters Show will . · be sponsored by The Central ,I I •, ,, / Members Earl or leuue erreer. " BAIRD .BROS. AUTO PARTS. OUTLET the group are, Rd>inson, lead guitar; George Stewart, bass guitar; Roonie Lemley, piano; Ralph Trus- sell, snare drum ; Jean Trussell and JeaJl Gillespie, vocal Next T• Olcl Sliver • . !Srldte . and Harold Hager and Carl Gil lespie, vocal and rtzythm guitart, JOHNSON EJECTED CLEVELAND (UPQ - Cleveland Ief'tfielder Lou Johnson was tnssed out of a ballgame for the second time In less than 24 hours by umpire Al Salerno Saturday just before the start o! the Indians' game against New York. Johnson wal!l ejected from Fri- da.Y night's by Salerno altar he bad disputed a called strike In the first iming, Although oo reason was given game eUSEDAND REBUilT PARTS S.HIIIfYW. or Don laird ' madeupo!Gollll and Mel~ CouniY musicians, ' '\ ' ' t: '-,' ·• I ·' .OF .DEPosiT . 'TH·E FAR · ERS BANK· . . AND SAVlNGS ·co. ' '' ~ . . ) ' POMEROY; 0. '""24 Hour Wrecker S.rvlae At This Locatlift -.. •... ... ~ - 0 Cb .....:... A ~ 0 ~ C") u ~ ,. liD It\ ~ :I ..1: ..1: A 0 0 C") No. l Produd Quo\ity Salesmen 19()8 PAGE 11 McGovern New Hopeful or a nalionallavorlto aon candidate lor delegates of the late Sen. R~ F, Kermedy who like neither VIce President Hubert Humphrey ll;)r Sen. »asene J. MeCartl!y. On llllllr4a1, McGovern declared that be mi1rt decline '"to endorse the eandlclacy o1 an old and · deer · trlencl-the VIce President." McGovern, F(lnsldered a dark horse .POBslbDIIJ tor· the- Demo, crlllle presidential nomlnotlon lh!Juld MeCarlh,y and Humphrey a c: ' Best • Servace Best .. ~orro,~y 5 ;: :!aoC": •-- Ben Oeor w, C:9n'.... '• ' ~~ marijuana In her room. Me- Hanes Has Neck Out A Mile · ·' a Holding Hope News ... in Briefs For Agreement ::;. ' .•, ,.'i J"'m tiitr ~ ~·t -~ _w, ... w..,. to:·~~ .~~~~tlleii~C. n ti: .f.f . .,.it • .,, ron "JJ ?Jft l•pl . , '· , lo!06COW .:.. DIP~I.IAp:l< SOi,JiiCES'SA!Q~tui'dlf ~tchoslo'' \laldl'• llbel'flfl~ Qinui(wttll to llllki> iOrlolia , ., to 'lhlf KremU•'11uler• ' toavmSIMetmllitarylotorVATICAN CITY (UP!)- Theo According to t~o IIOUrcos,the , . : ,.· • · . ., ·most ~loooly ·awaited ,event Ia 70.year old PGpe colll>leled leedori-..nt,._.. Quality Sale~inan LET'S SUPPORT THE YOUTH OF GAlliA COUNTY & AnEND _THE FAIR THIS WEEK . LOOK/I . I let Us Prove To You That Augud Is Thr Mo~ To bile, New Chevrolet Truck, Ac;ood "oK" Us' . Keys To Unlock The Best T.rusprtatlon W111• BEST WARR4NTY- NO. 't -'Yt.v<in't Us Prove lt. · '" ;~ '"Ju(r GAttiPOLIS C Joli-, "·t we:: Dubcek Firm ~~ On New Road PRAGUE (UPO - Commwtlat perzy leader Alnandar told the notion Saturdlj! nlgbtlhlt he will ,Permit no one and IIOihiJw to dreg him from the reformist am democratlci>Otb he hoo . . _. The first secretary pledged anew hlsloyoltytoCzecheolovalda't political, economic and m!Utary alliances Wltll the Soviet But he oatd lllet within the framework, the CZO<h lind Slovak peaplo: uwant to decide their own rate in a sovereign""·" ·~ About an hour helore his tete- tered and which we do 1101 m.:: vised address, however. l)&bcek tend to leave alive." ... r"'IUdleled an ar1111 llOMral who Duheek promloed that bo-.14 had criticized Russian domina- bo !IJIYieldlng. lion ol the Warsaw Pact military - lleadlng from a PI'OI)OI'Id alliance and alleged the Prague text, slanclng "' at tile camera government did not know how only oeea81onally, sllddal: lD hll many Russian troops were in usual lDiexclted tooe of voice, the country. Dubeek oatd: The Czech news agency (CTK) ''We are going firmly on our said It was "entitled w state own wa,y. that Lt. Gen. Vaclav Prchllk "Leaning oo the tntemadoall' was not authorized by auybod,y C'.omnwnl.st movement, we wel,.. to make such statements, and come the aid or lhooe who. that his statements to not ex- understand and advise ua, and· press the ofi:Iclal viewpoint.*' we patiently e¥Plain our lUnd_ Dubcek's television 8M)881'· to those who have not :ret:-ance and the cresting of a wave understood us. -~ of public expressions ol support uBut we shall never allow: unprecedented In 50 years lndl- e>Jrselves to be drll!lled from eated the start of tile Czech- this 1>0tll by lllll'lhlllll .Janel SOVIet sommlt meeting was near. especially not by lhooe who Thousands ol 1>0r11011s signed would like to see us In con111et an open letter to Dubeek and tile and dl~~grt~ment witil oar party Presldium, calling on them nearest trlends, whlllever t11eli. to .,defend Ule path we_have en- motives... .. "What do you want them to onts In Glenville lelt..'lt<*e• do," comes the reply, "take lalled to do all he d!dd to Dad's car and go to the pool?" protect tbeir property, Few Pools A prett;y secretary lo ll1o There are few pools. Otten mayor's office spent moat of the there is no Dad week fielding telephone eallo Denlm-clad young Negro men from angry citizens who blamed watch you as they cross the the mayor lor the violence. street am enter an apartment Most ol the callers eprlnkled house. "Black nationalists" is their opinions with dncenitiea written In script on the backs at and racial slurs. their soog.filtlng jackets. Hate Pulls Pollee Gut is written on their faces. Stokes. aeceedlrw to the A 81'~ ol Negro women wishes ol Negro leaders, pulled bring coffee and sandWiChes to out most police and Natlooal pollee lind National Guardsmen Guardsmen from 111o olreeted v::ho are stationed at the sites or area lor 24 hoors. Most people. looting incidents earller in the thought the gamble worked, week. There ,... looting, bat 11Q Many peoj)le were angry at additional. killlnge. C8rl B. Stokes, the first Negro to be elected mayor of a large The stream ()( militant Negro American city. The pollce~were nationalism here has several angry about what Ul~y consi~ tributaries, Including the •~New dered an enfeebling order that Libyan and "Atro-Aalan Clrele" restrained them alter three of groups. They are a small bat their comrades were slain in active force among tile ·dt;y'o the streets. The white merch- 300,000 Negroea. l Marine Major .Eludes Dogs, Boats ' ' .,' lloward Thlvener ..........- · lhoeli and 1obaka • RllodeJ iiJO llld llle mont ol ·U.~ 111'4 _,_ ol Education ·l!MIIId chonp tholr ..,....,.., and ·~ lc• COIIb ale more Gil ~C!III!an ·. II&IIOd to llv~ Jll!!lll pJOPif: help In oacurla& ' , :!. "We ban to let lhe ;!@a lilt:: ,' Where t11ey JIIO¥," ·lthedl!o oald. ~·. ' "U we bave IOJII8 ~••l · Ia our edueatlcaol rqlllem, have 1o oay 10." ~~ .. •. Unl-' agents. They sald they foond ror STOP!! ,alo ~_:, ~~~llle·•(\1"1...,.., Stol{es No Riot Insurance >0 2~ ,.,~. ,, ...z "'>- .... :::» c ... :::» "' c - :::» ......-c c . .. ...z... -....c ... .. .. .........z -:::»z ...>:::» c ... ... SUNDAY, JULY Gov•m Is seeking re-electlm charged with lllepl poose11lon this fall for a second term. tile 196! election. ' Hla formal statement bristled OC narcotics after a raid at a In other developments: Rapid City · motel by ~le ~. with antiwar statements. Richard M. Nixon- The RoHe said the war muat be publlcan frontnmner was 811· ended now. ••not another ye&r, dor.sed In New York by David J, · or five or 10 years ·or war, McDonald, who was deleeled by which will leave us no better oft LW. Abel as president ol tho than before, not after months of United Steelworhers ol America turlher useless bombing which In 1965. "We need a man or hi1 ., · · servos only to perpetuate the leadership and frankly, hla ~·· .' ' fantauies of absolute power and In tho White House lx>day," .' " . ' 1>0lnleBS destruction tllat have McDonald oatd of 1'\lxm. He . ,, bed!>Yiled us since Tonkin Gull." said he voted for John F. · ;. Ill South Dakota, McGovern ·Kennec~Jo over Nixon In 1960 bat ,), wao bedeviled himself with ' had been a Republican' for ll1o 15 years prior te 1938. ~~f :i deadlock, made his statement 'In ~ McDonald sald he "absolutely ~~ Loll Angelea. He was there to ::::~:=~::::::~::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::~:=:::::: MEMPHIS, Term. (lJPO The lllslltY beftire tho Caii!Ornla not" had been promloed a Cobl· attorney Cor accused assassin net appointment by Nlxoo but tltleaatlon w 111e national WASHINGTON (Upl) James Earl Ray charged Satur· said he would be available lor ...,.entlon-a del,e ptlon won by Hoose _baela!ro were conlldent day that the slaying of Dr: J.!ar. an ll))polnlmenl, Including the by virtue ol.hls victory Saturday they could muster .' . Konnedy tin Luther King was part of a na- post !71 Saeretary of Labor. TROOP FLAG - A s-n breeze unfurls Old Glory am tn the· Calltornla primary on the enoul!h VcQS next Week to OX· ' ,, the tl.ag of Boy Scout Tr()q) 203 at Camp Kuhn, on the banks ot ...... he waa llbot, JUne 4. · enwt !he Poll Ol!lca Depart. donwide Communist conspiracy Raccoon Creek at Northup. See story an:l pictures of camping now threiteps his own life. , t- dove m VIetnam, Me- mant !rom the federal man- that week on the next page. "There Is a gt'ant conspiracy CINCINNATi (Upl) - ResiGO\;'!"' said .he could not power cutbacks ordered In the here and my client Is being used dents in a three -mile area -~ Humpbrrq because "I -tax l!lw. by the conspiraCy," declared at-around the Intersection of lnIa Imperative ,that we oomlnllle Larfje)y because of that contorney Arthur HIUles. torlltl\to-.275 and u.s. 42 here • llaDdar)l-lleire~ who call run lldeo<e and beeeuse ol StnHe characterized it as a "leftwere orderedtoevacuatetheir wltll a clear mind and lie appro\'al Frld111, Post. wing COIUipiracy" which be lillid homes Sll.iurday when a trac conaelenee on our par1;y's maatar General Marvin Wathe belleves is responsible rorcivtor trailer truck loaded with ·- plattorm. ~ ' ~ ordered a one week delay U dlslur\!ances lhi'OU8l\out tho na4Ynamlto caught nre . on the _......,,"l''fnlblo c8iidldatW ' · ''Nt·• •1'1Wdl111 -'·.POstal ·,...... ·~~~~.... ~.....·.1• ,~~ ,'j ",! .¢.,-· ·''"~· '' , (Editor'a,,Noto: UPJl rfPorter I deluslona. ' tion. .:.... , - - ru~ •h.· ·'1.... ' ~ ' McGovern ·bat b.... "taike<t vice which would be necessary Will!am E'Cenbl'rger. 'Wilo '~~a~ · The bUbble burst last Tuesday lla)IOs ssld he believes his All traffic on l-75wasbloek·_;t · about by antlwin' Democrats as Ullder the """•ed 1>0rsonnel close assocletion. with Ray h d ered this week's civil disorden night in a hail of gunfire thlt ed Inside the city luntts. Ham-~ a loorth party. eandldlte ahould order. The service cutbacks in Cleveland's East Side, left 10 persons dead, inciOOing placed his tue and the lives or Ilton COUII\Y pollee and state ' Rul}i1llrly win, but ' lie made It bad been slated tO begin Satreports on the reaction among three policemeiL his family am employes in daJ>. pollee blocked U.S, 42 and 1clear 118 would support Hum. urday bot exe"lll lor a lew the city's blacks and whites in Disturbingly Quiet ger. 275 leading here. Authorities piiHY over IllY loroliOOiblo hitches service was normal, the aftermath of the dlsturbanDowntown Cleveland was Becoming vlalbl.y angry, Hanes. said II the truck exploded It ;:· R!ljlllbllcan nomlbae ahould tile Wat100 warned, hoWever, thai ces and IIndo man,y angry and dislllrblngly quiet Saturday e:ould wipe out all houses in Dtmoerats nominate H 0 m- Wlieso Hoose actlm on the said, "We are playing in the bitter.) morning, like an eD1JI;)' stAmojor leegues with tills one. My the vicinity. phrrq. exemption is completed next dium. Most of the people who · son ard I are the only two people He oatd Humpllrey would week, the service eutl>acks By WILLIAM ECENBARGER work In its drab office buildings who have talked to this man. My eneaunter "great difficul'b'" -ld be ordered lor next Monday through Friday were CLEVELAND (UP!) Why neck Is out on this one." Saturday. running on a pl.Uorm calling Cleveland? tucked IW81 In their suborbln Hanes slid the threats, whlch "Why not?" · al!lkod a young homes_ possibly plannlng a he tlrst l'evealed. when he was t~:m~~:;:~:;:~:~:~:~:~:l:r:;:r~:rr;:~:~:~:;:~:;:~:~:~:~:~:t;:~:~:~:!.(}:;;;~ti;;;;r:r;r;::r~;;~~~~;~;r~~;;~;;;;t;= here for Rly•a arraignment July Negro leader. "U you're hun- quick trip into the city to watch gry, you're hungry, and it the lnllans Pl81 tho Yankees. 22, have become more serious doesn't make any dl!ference Driving ~st on Sqperior and are 0101tly in tbe !01'11'1 of Avenue, the change was subtle what color tho may..is. Our telephone calla to his home. . people are bw1ing." -almost imperceptible unless "My wife answers the phone When Carl Burton Stokes, you were loold.ng tor it. The · ;:~ff!:j;~;~;;;i;t!t;~~tf:~I~t;tm:mm:::t;m;~~;i;;;: ;~~~;~;~;l::i:::;:;:;:;:r;;; :;::t:: ;::;:}:t:;;:tr~;1;: ;:;: ~~;~'!~n ::~~ death, Negro, took office as mayor or houses became dingier, the bars 'I But he declared: "Nobod,y Ia Pn;I'SBURGH (Upl) - The the nation's eighth largest city more numerous, the white liy United :lireas lllteruotlonal 101n11 w chase me oot ol my ehlol negotiators lor II mllior last fall, there were those who people less numerous. This was 'COLUMBUS - KUmA'S GOALS FOR ootar spoee go beyond h""!"o if ollj'body ec•nes on 1111 stael companies and the United said, wlth optimlsm born or Glenville in the city's East Side. ~ lunar llndlnp. !\lOY Include manned ptoiietary missions to pr~ lr)'lng to harm me, they Stoel-kers ol America (IJSW) desperation, that Cleveland had You drive slowly, looking, :t.!arollld Venuslllil unmanned ohots outside the solar oyatom. These are tre~~poo.ilng and are Ia!~ Saturday said they had been gotten Itself an insurance policy stopping, occasionally asking: Oil the coneluolons !II 1 CollllllboHiooed physicist. a SI>Oclallotln pmo." unable to reach a •'basis tor against further racial diaorders. "'Why were so many children . ' lnotyzlng WIX'ki'l!lde Utorsture r6lotecl w· ll1o - r atmosphere settlement" ol lllolr ..... stokes hlm,etr had no such lnvolvod In the looting'?" lind 1)18<e envlronmenL . · -c o n t I' a e t dispute eovarlng ' George E- Wllkell,c;, r1 Battelle ~ lnatltute, dloeuoses surr FILED 400,000 lleelworkers In tile · liie liSSR In space, In ,ll!e J~' looue ot tile i!lutue Technical Hem\ United .State• and COI!ada. , tlllll. "11 ......., Clear fr'om Plat developmentJ om CW'ront Soviet COLUMBUS (Uco,- The 011ft. ~··era and operators or Ute twollol'(wer, lt ·waslearned from writings, which COilO!Iatently oll!»hasize manned IPI!CO slltlolla ani 'Wilt Cardinal Pl>wer Plant at other ~lllry and wtton DA NANG, Snuth VIetnam depot, 1 quite a lew people were mamed llllllr lllillilauetary ~to; that the eJaU,nge to the U. S. Brllllanl, Ohio, IDed iult In Fed- IIOUreea both sldos were hopefUl (IJPQ.MaJ. Curtis Lawson, 37, running lll'OUIId.'' wW bo groeteat)n lbt ll'OOollllltllled' opoeeuplorat!on,"W.ukellc era! Coortasklng · $IO,OOOlndellY tllrq c:ould come up wltll a 181 , L I'' _......., a Marine from loiUllaglon, Iii the hours that followed, ts damage• from ' llle Utlli!J Work- ..-ement proposal ·mrlng the Tem., hid neckdeep In murky Lawsoo stood In the wller with . . NEW YORK ·.- DAVID J. M:d'ALD, former otoelworkero..,. era Union ol , America and jto weekeud. river waten for 201fl hours hill head hidden by an -·• 381' a ·~-· 28 Allbougb their failure w elsie i Inn 'president lind a I~ Doinoeratle s!IPOfler, Sstunloy '"' •~ ~ 11 o1 ••·•· .,. willie Nol11t VIetnamese troops overhanging bush, North Vletnaderoed · u ·Nban Presld-~ · o1 $280,000. Ohio :Pow.er eo.,' lnfl'easud tile thl'eat ol a lllrlke uslng dogo and boeta searched mese troopo slogged along the ..., !ormerlobcir' chieftain, ~·· .... -~wvr, Ill e., by the ' otoelworkors at m~~·~ The 88, who oupported JDhl! c~ · - · ·and~.,.e..,..o ior the downed pilot river h&Ma looking lor him. He i.980 presidential election, llld he •..,. ol Columboo ·each own liiO of Wednellday, when a current Law SOli told Saturdlj! how he said he could hear an1111ng dogs. the two untia and tlley jolntlJ lhree-l'ear citntract e>plros, Directs Pilots ' ,.,,~~~te and wDIIIcl"~vely .._tgn" 0'011 the Cardinal 01>0tatln8 eo. tllere wao oo. lmmedlate threat was plucked from the river by a At !lrst light, American . ' ,• , lihl•h runo the plant. to the ec:onomy iJ1 tile two ''JoUy Green' (llant" roscoe helicopter as American Jet , reeonnal•san~e pilots spotted . ' Ji¥~OII,T•. ~-::. MRS. JOHN F. KENI:'!IDY )t39 y..n . . countries. fighter-bombers rahecl juqles the general area Where Law1<11 111kl tadf;Y• ·II lo Jllll'lmcilhiliilu• '911Y 10. Vnllko mlllY W<~n~en whq to keep the Communists at bay. had gone do'*"· l'iglrter planes At one point wring his ordeal, swapt O.er 'thO· ·jungles, and admit Priisioil.. ~ th\1 Dl~ 39th blrtbctay,' lbt IIH1ner · _4 a North Vietnamese patrol boat .. ... ver bi' lblt . passed within three teet or .. ·w...kiiiSIYmhln Raise4 VOL. 3 NO. 26 joint vocallonal dlllrjct I ~ u 100med w bo In IIOIIIng votero to "JlPP''VO -rata rllleolato taxes to oparato llle dllllrlell. lie laid that out o1 tile 11 levies submlltod Iaiii ~ on1J · - · Greene COW!f;y, "'"' ap. -proval. "Thlo would seem talndlclle thll the ll'lblle 11 n6! receptive to that opproach," tile aoporlntenc1en1 Olld. "Multl-laxlp& dl1trlcta are, 1 think, lhe thlntl t11at bothers them." The goyernor oatd he loll the talk Ioree WU~ld come up with "' JOmelhlng F'" T....,._ Service To "411"'~" BeUvUie "tialll\'t , lly United Press International lor ''No More Vletnams" In problems close to home. His 19Sen. George McGovern of riew of the "No Wider War" year-<>ld daushtor, Teresa, was South Dakota has become pledge of Prealdent John8011 In arrested Friday night and ' DAllY "If W& Don't !lev& It -W&'II Get It" Gives Up Post '1, MULTIPLES 'Of·$1,000 OR ¥11 ' INTEREST PAY4.E QUARTell Y 8A.M. T06P.M. 578.4 in the area between the WASIIINGTON (UPO - Ver· Locks BelleviHe Locks and Dam in · non R, Alden, presldenl of Ohio < ' for Jofmson's second ejection, Meigs County and Lock 17 above Univei-sity, Frlday turned over he was seen going after 8alerno Marietta. the chairrnanl!lhiP of the Appalaas the Indians took the field. Pool The raising of the pool level chian Regional Commission's Ed· Manager Alvin Dark tried to HUNTINGTON - The U.S. a total or about lour feet will ucation Advisory Committee to codaln him, but Johnsm alree<IY be completed by August 1, the Frank A. Rose, presldept: of the had been 8iven the heave. Chi- . Corps !71 Engineers said Frlday Corps said . Universlcy of Alabama. Rose was c:o Salmoo, who had beeo Ueled the Belleville Locks and Dam pool will bo raised to pool level Texas produces more than president ot TransYlvania COlto start at first base, replaced $70 mllUon worth ot ha.y a lege at l.exlnglon, Ky., before Johnsm In loft field and Duko beginning lx>day. year. going to Alabama In 1958. The pool level will "' up to Sims played first, Dam CERTIFICA PH. 446 4060 COUNTRY DRIFTERS _ wili perform tWice on the stageduringthc 19th ann~ Gallia County Jumor Fair on Saturday, Aug. a. First performance is slated for 7:30 p. m., ·the other at 8:30 P: m. Above, front ~aw, left to right, are carl and Jean Gillespie, Gallipoli s, all:! Jean Trussell, Racme; rear, George Stewart, Middleport; Ronnie' Lemley, Cheshire; Earl Robinson, Gallipolis; Ralph TrusseD, Racine, am Harold Hager, Racine. )he · . ,1, Gu·~~ jo!> .~~.po. (Q~ tHlu<J\Ikln; · tho !lll'emor at 11)0 open meet- lard, voiced llle; opinion 11tat the , I!VeryJlli~Oari :w)l!!' ~~-~Oritllt , , , -, Rec~!Jioild conceJJI and . lng, , •. , , · Joint. 'VOI'J!lloil.l , illllrlct Idea from It . ·· •:,:1 ·,, lljn<lln' cHanges In the welfare N1111omen found tile P>eeting -.ulllll ,011 like II ..:m ·~llzllllon ol.il' <txlll· area w hall handouts and ere- olthe 16-membor talk Ioree re- I llhoUlcl" ln:llle time "baa t>ean ing humlfl, ptu.olcal or<! ftnan. lie lnoantlvea and training. marhablo In 1ltat lhrq -•I>Or· In -DIIon:., . claheiiOUrcea to solve 111e prob. More Money Needed mltte,d to witoeas the frank ex••u it lll!d. It mlllll have !em. 1 , • • Rhodes tormjld the ·committee change o1 v Lew s between JOived tho problem,• ,a d.d e d -To make specllle reeom- •'the molll _lmiJ!>rlant since I Rhodes and members ol ll1o JUIIIlJ. ~s on what turlher tile .,have been·. f\1'\'ornor or Ohio" panel, State Schoo\ 91pt. Mari1n w. state '/IIIli do .ind the methoda , .a11d the ~ndlnp would probab. · The eonoensuo ol the mom, Eosex laid 11tat IInce tile law or lmjllemenlatlon. (y ·colll mo'o money. bon ollhe task Ioree wao IIIII went Into e!lict. oniJIIve jollll -Recommend specific a n d ''This II illlllll to require ad. joint voellllonal dlllrlcta have voeDIIonal dlotrlell have been ad,q,.to melhodo or flnanelne, d!Uonal JllOI!IQ'," 'lhe IJI!Vemor 1101 oolved tho problema and pot Into -DIIon. He iald an1.. Ellmtnate clu,rleatton ol ~d t1ie talk Ioree. "But We'll new P1"'81'1MI wltllln retpJ!ar Other 11 were under eonitruelon at111e Ud ' local efforts in Job have to provide tile mollOJ'." school syatems were needed to and live were aehecluled to open training. ., , "We can no longer practice ~de Job education. In ~r. •Reeommend ellmlnllllon tntelleetual IOObbory llldthalls l!arl'l' v. JUIIIlJ, a-wn. Eua llld theclbttaCiototho sei>Oflle I.Volo of local tundlng what we've been doing," oatd . '· '•, and Sycamore &feet in GalUpo- lis. ,_.' ,•, , Jlllol!.e•. tol~ til~ · ~1. created by o..!u\!'1 ~r4ilr July JJI, the reeomme~tlono ahould In· elUde ....., niqulred eour~eolor the reaular scHool dlstrleto and a method w finance lbtm. The governor asked that 111e task Ioree consider .even sOais ·In attacking the problem or "drop outo and, Ioree _.. !rom the public oehoOlo or Ohio. He all<ed ll1o penol to ion. alder· "my lmerelll"lq·~Oioplng and reaching the' ~~· tali!< Ioree deCide<\ ·'(Ill Ito - · Job Training Wanted llbDdeosald Ida lnl-it Ineluded: · . -~--- · ·" · · · · imW~ ~hUts .. itltthttl • MU-. · Soya COmpany of Third Avenue COLUMBUS (UI'l)... The (i<w. ernor•a Task Forceoo·Voclli"!!· al and Te<lrllerl .•Edllcllllon hao fiye montho w deslin • pro. lil'lm to Improve job education In Ohio. · The blue~lbbon panel o1 16 ~eaton, lndulllrWlots, state olllclal•, labor leodero and leg. lolators were 8iven that ehorge Frlda.y by Gov. Jaines Rhodea. The governor, an advocate o1 iobo as a way ol oolvlng the •tate• a problema, lnatrucled the lask force to have Ita reeom. mendatlons ready by Jan. i lbioubml ..lon to the General AIsembly. eete ~~~~;~~~~~!,r,:,;~~u~~~~~!~!'ar . .~._.IIDII~. ,II~ ·~s.o"' ' ·-... ll "the ' Lawson. Crashes InFlames The saga o! jolngle terror began at 9:30 p.m. when North V!Qmo•e fPI""'rs riddled his o( Pllll VIIs ·&! WeinS work on document li,efoi'O up h\S IWtllller residence at A6 IntrUder Jet with antiaircraft ' ' .; Ill .' nearby . ~l!lol Gandollo JUly b, • !Ire and ient It crashing In nameo .Ioiii above tile Demllltariled Zone. · ; • The veleran ()( 70' combat millions over North Vlelllam eJeqj0111 '!ind • hla ~aehlll• fioeted 'pillly ·Into 1 rive~ about thnlullh ' 20 mil•• noitb or the DMZ. !Us . · ~t~~S~;:!: ~;·;·~·:\tttl!l~~·~o~,lb OOt ~ull( ao~;outfro!il.1ft hellildbasto been.u~o ' 11...-d Lawson, using his llli'Vinl· radio, directed tile jilots to !argots threlllenlng him. "It was the most beautlfui air show in the world," Law9011. oatd In deocrlblng more than 120 sorties apinst ll1o antiaircraft poattlooa which bed hit his plane. The U.Joll:f Green Giant" dived lhroogh a hall o1 Nor1lt VIetnamese bollots to rescue Lawson. The pickup was mode b1 s. Sit. John Enrl~ez or Duluth, Minn., and Sit. Steve *" Northern ()( Riverside, Calli.· The helicopter pilot waa Charles Wicker, 34, r1 llaltl· mare, Mel., and tile oopllllt wp Lt. Robert E. Bootb Jlf Peoksklll, N.Y. As the helleopter ~ away, still undor ~ lire, Lawl<llllllholllered hle;P.. caliber pi sto1 and empll.ed i Into the jangle, hoping liD 11M some or the North v~ who bed 8\lrrounded hllll for.,a. night and a da.y. ,i " Police March for Fallen Heroes . _, CLEVELAND (IJI'I) ;;.. Two 'drl!lnmera, bealirii,' a olow tunereal cadence ' oo 'b I u e. drums, walked down !q>erlor Ave. to St. John'• Cathedral Slturday. ' ' . . ~ ·. Pennsylvania walked In the pro. handling r1 tile rklt ..... lllllllr "' co•~ aa It turned ·ilown E. bl- lire front pollco 9th Sl. and 1111 the steps o1 tile lie -rail tllem out ot cathedral. W-ade)' to let eMI '·r l_, AI ~moll tho same time, tn worker• dl!eoln · tuneral liomea In ather I>Ofls ol liD hallollo the tile eley, the lamll)' and friends riVed In Ida oftlolal IIIIo tile . Before tbl!lll pranced n I n e or Ll l.eroy Jcineo and Patrol- He · and tt!llr•, 1ront t h ~ men Llllllo Golonka and WDiard Cleveland ~ J'otL~e. ~- Woll! prepared w buey ihe lnen hind lll,tm stretchetl lOll -pollee- killed In What pollee call ''tho hDr"''• · ~- ~IF"\" or ·~ who •1141t' .,.... ,.,' cteveland .'""" ~ ealllem lilt tmlloll 'rueado)' ............ nilhl the .poiiHI1leli "irlhtredllY' "'mw.a' •;mtsslnginictlon." States,· Tiley ll,at tile dhiml -..Iked lnw an IIDIIollll lfliar· ' ,, ' ·Aa •1 1 c:ould hear olowly to honor tllree men ~· inll7 set bf Bla~ Natlonallota · elooely to doiln In tile woa·f! Ill~ oUr r I I I e a. ..., llli!llmlil!lc til I aafll;¥ ~~ 11i!J _·1!104j~;aa. :. -.~ . ' ··1, . Moll ...._ 30 . '"'"' ~ ' . ""fall ;\·= li! ' ' ;I �..... ' '' ' IS - The Sunday Tlmoa SeDUnol, SUnday, July 28, 1988 . ' TW.it PIAy~tS ~ . ·mgh·Football Co~~I, · ' L y,.,.i~'l\:'t~ ·No.rth,.Minus Parker Named ~gal\ . . ' .r ' News) and a lll'aduale Gf Mertlhall UnlLOG~N - louis Parker, Wllh veralcy, Parker otarted h I • 19 yea·r s' BXperlenee In the coach- coa'ching careor wiih live yean ;lng ranks, was named head loot- as an aaallltanl at Wei!slan. ·bati coach by 111e Logan school He served as head cOach lor board last nl8ht. , lhree years at Oak 11111 and ~ He au~ceeda Dick Mikes, wiD went to Warren Hlsh· Scbool for resl8lled recently to accept a eilht ye~ra as tackle coach wt•. 'lll'a<llate assistantship at 01tlo der Gene Slaughter. ' Unlv~rstty to work on hie masHe nrst came to Logan In 1966 •ter's degree, as an aasistant to Mel Adams, " Parker, a mathematics in- took a similar post In Lailcssstructor, also was appointed a a ter In 1967 and then returned ·LHS athletic director and will here last year as Mikes• top also coach a spring sport. aide. . A native of Huntington, W. Va., :rarker and his wlte Jane, Jive at 188 Ruth Ave. !n Bowen Helafrta. They are tile parents d. Debby, 18, who will be a II)' United Press lntetnational lreabman· at Ohio Unlveral1y'a Nationni Leaaoe LMcaster branch this tall, and G. AB R. H. Pet. Lu Ellen, If, W!IO wiD ·be a •Aloo, Pit 87 311 26 105 .338 fre1hman Jt LHS. .,. 000 Roger •Rose, Cln 81 331 56 109 .329 mack, 28, Is 110rV1Df With tbe ·Fiood,St.L 99 415 68 130 .313 U·.S. Air Fore• In Soulh4!1st Aala. ~luraon, Cln92 387 51 121 .313 On &lpt. Dwisht Diller's recllelms, Cin 83 338 23 104 .308 ommendation, lhe board siso apHaller, LA 91 308 19 94 .305 proved .tile emi>lci;-lll,enl or Keltb ·Staub, llou 09 372 37 113 .304 (Kelly) !tihvell, lOll or Mr. and 'Millan, AUa 88 334 30 100 .299 Mrs. James Stllwelloi123Mound _ 'Grelle,' NY 85 279 22 82 ,294 St., as Junior high malh teacher •Pill&, Phiia 77 255 32 74 .290 and asststant coach. Amerlean Lea&ue He Ia a lll'&lllate of Logan • G. AB R. H. Pet. Hlllh School and Ohio state Unl•IID!tda.Y. oak 8.1 279 35 86 .308 veralzy, compiling outstanding Ublndr, Min 97 376 37 110 .293 academic and athletic records at •Oliva, Min 97 360 45 105 .292 both aehools• 'llarrlan, Boa·84 296 47 85 ,287 still well, who led Logan to Its :carew, Min 70 282 30 75 .286 first Southeastern Ohio Leaii!IO &nllh, Bos 95 342 49 97 .284 baseball championship In 1964, ·F,IIW<I, Wash 93 347 U 98 .282 was Ohio Sblte' a Star relief .Ytltrzold, !loa91 296 51 83 .280 pllcller lhe last two years. llo Cater, Oak 94 338 55 94 .277 led lhe Buckeye pllchlna sWl White, NY 94 339 55 94 .277 In earned run average bolh sealloJI'1Irr,.Det 90 310 46 86 .277 sons. Home Runs . }Jatloaal League: McCovey, Gf- :::;:~~::::::~:::::::~::::::::::.::::::~:~:::~;!~:::i:~~~~~::::~;~ .onto 24; Allan, Pblls 21; R. GALUPOLIS - The ~tfi -A4ron, Braves 20 Hart, Glanta annual Tribune-Times Randil.19; .Stargell, Pll'ates 18. : American L.aaue: F. How- csp Golf Tournameni wiU beard, Senators 28; Horton, Tigers gin on the local links Monday .• 23; Rarn!SOD, Red Sox 22; Jack- ••"~"'ding to Joo Shrader, SOD, A'a,and Po11eil, Orioles 17. · tournameni chllrman. Over 90 local golfers are Rona Baued In · O>llOcted to take part in the Nllllonal Lea&ue: McCOVey, Gl1968 even~ ·lntl 63; Hart, Giants 58; Perez, All senior male melnbers Roda 57; Allen, l'lllla, 91amon, with established hand!COI>s Carda and H. Aaron, Braves 56. •. Amertcaa i.eque: RarreiSOD, · are ollglble to participate. ,Red Sox 72; F, lknnrrd, Son- Clndidates are required to llurl 70; Powell, Orioles 62i coot,plete one rourxl per week. ·"""'•·Tjgars 60; Ollv, Tw1rur Play ';. e>pec~ to" ~. 5~ (From logan Dnily KuhnEn.ds ' For Boy Scouts · Leaders "• t TROOP 203 IN CAMP - Taldng a. break ~ ''1iatehlng the birdie" are theae mambera olllo)' Scout Troop 203, spon. s«ed by Grace United Metllodlst Church. 'l1ley are Q to i'): · BIUY Kllhn, senior patrol leader; G-se Bush, Allen. Kphn, GALUPOLIS - Members of Mlural owlmmlng pool In the Boy Scout Troop 203, sponsored nearby .,.tors of Raccoon Creel<. 1n tbe center of lhe layout, by . Grace United Methodist Church, broke camp saturdiY lhere Is a fltg polo from which afternoon after a week's stay at scouts proucll1 disPIIY the Tr<q1 Camp Kuhn on the banks or Rae· 203 fltg beneath the American Rag. A camper IIIVIIOd by Scout.coon Creek at North~~> · master J. s. King serves as fteld A relaUvely new layout, camp heodquartsrs for the troop. Kuhn is now in its secood year of ®eration and was the project of vernon Kuhn, who hu two 5008 , Billy and Allen, in Troop 203. The troop is dil'lded Into two patrols. Each patrol has a row of tents for sleeping aNI a meu tent. one on one side oC a grove ot trees, the other on the other ••we cater toTroop203," Kuhn side. WhDe in camp, the scouts did their own cooking by patrols, 14 scouts are enjoying the week- worked on their crafts and relong camp." ·quirements arxl enjoyed swim· camp Kuhn is laid out on Ill>' ming and canoeing in the waters proximately 10 "" 12 acres of of Raccoon Creek. growxt on the bailks of Raccoon Kllhn oald by developing the Creek. Running water is ste~Plled c8111) slte he hoped to create a from a spring that Oows frmt un- gre1.ter interest in scoutl~ and der a limestone rock shelf. The build II> themembershipofTroop camp has a ball diamond and a 203. said. "Last year tlve scouts atteooed camp here but thls year I CAMP KUHN - Here is a general overall view of Camp Kuho at Northlt) as you move across an field toward the C8q) on the banks of Rlccoon Creek. The camper in the cent- Scoutmaaer l •._~ ;~ One fl( , er Is field heodquarters .lor two mess teuts lo ohowlt at the rilh~ /, ., ·' . ~-~ .... .. .,, ......-. "WB .....~ . )W ~· . - .;>, • • ." ·' ., • • . ;"'PiC'tltres .,. ' .." ••' l•: I·.~ ) l .,. , . ,~HJ rs·~\:; :H !! IVIi:l :> J tl 'it li l'l ,;'.-1! ~~. 0 . ~,,W!B:~~~.;; ,!l;.,..a<l -· ;.;. ~.:·~·:-.·~·» .. "·.-:·;-;.;-;·;-:·;·;· ;-;o;·;·;•:.:o;. ;-.•.·..:·» ,,._ ,· . ,..."'"•hlng · - ~"-«• . ••v.. ......... _._................ •.•:O:•.•.•.•.··· ' National Loajple: Marlchal, GlREIN IMPRESSIVE • • 18-f; Rapn. Cuba 8.2; WaahWESTMINSTER, Md. (Up!) - 1llrm. Carda 9-3; GlbSOD, A former Ohio Slate ~ stllr .'and Koosman; Meta U-5. Impressed Baltimore Colts head , American League: McLain, Tl- coach Don Shull as a pass receiv&ers 19.3; Tlant, lndiano 16~; er, Jolin, White Sox and Wrll!ht An.. Bo Rein, a 1967 groduate of .ltli 7-3; santla8o, Red Sox 9-4. osv•. wu one of_ three rookie And Story J• i . by card I .I' ' Dick Thomas '' • ~ lt ··L moved over to the other side of the ..,... lor this picture. MOVE IT OVER - Aller the swimming break and picture taking session on one aide of camp Kuhn, scouts of Troop 203 l .•:Q , ~"/. ~ .,.. , ;;:::';. . : . . BUY :-z; z ·; Jlau llld wJslw 1964 Koosman Blanks Reds, 2-0 NEW YORK (UP!) - Third baae was oft Umlta to the seven Cincinnati Reds IIIlo were baaerunners against the New York THAT'S MY BOY-Ace rootle New York Mel loltllaader Jerry Kooamaa 1e1a a Jovial plueblal from bla appreda· Koosmaa Is currently OM! of live mat141er, Gil tile NaUoad Learue'a lap pltebera. Hod<••· tires Gold with pld bl.lerior, full power equlplnen1· >llld fiCI011 lir-eolldiUonlng. see y()ur authoriZed Cad!llac dealer. . . ' .· &, ·VAN ZANDT · MOTQ.~ . SALES , · - N EVI.I. TIL 1.>00 .,,, '• Meta. The seven· gut on 111e base paths by · wa,y of lour singles, two walks and a hit batmnan, but never made It to third base as the New York Meta blanked lhe Redo 2~ and snapped the Reds' six-game win streak here Friday. Meto rookie Jerry Koosman duelled Tony Cloninger to boust bls record to U.S. Cloninger was charged with his sixth loss in ei!lht decisions as he allowed five hits, three of tbem of the lnlield varlet,y, )ntile seven lm!ngs he worked, Both nms ot1 Clon.Jnger were scored by Ed Charles who came home on lnlield outs by Ron SWOboda. Charles crossed the plate In the aecond Inning and again in the fourth frame. The Reds stood in tillrd place, 14'h games bablnd tile le&~~~~e­ leadlng St. Louts Cardinals who split a twin bill with tbe Plltsbursh Pirates. Middleport Yankees, Point Gty Ice and Fuel Post Tourney Wins ·CHESlffiE - Eight teams remnined in the 1968 Kyger Creek Little League Baaeball Tourna. ment (oUj:,ot the original field of 40) following Friday nlpt's action. • The Mlcldleporl Yankees remained In contention tor this year• s crown by knocking oil the Pl. Pleasani steelworkers, 5-l. In Friday's nil!htcap, the Pl. Pieellllll Cl\y Ice and Fuelraulged ~racuse•s Giants 6-3 in extra Innings on Dwll!ht Arldna three-run homer ln the bottom of lhe ninth. in the first battle Friday, Middleport br!lk~ . ~ 0,.0 lllad!ock tn the third hmlngbypuahingacross loor runs, then held oil the Point steelworkers for a 5-l victory.-"~ Phil Miller was credited with Mickey Ash was safe on an er- GROUND ACTION Is bIg Ibis aeaaon with major leaguers h1Ha11he dust lor various reasons. Oakland eattber PhD Roof (left) lunges to lag a r a • a e r wbUe tile Plrateo' Maury WUis (right) mates a beUy landing alter an attempted pletofl. AI lop, Dave Nelaon or Cleveland grlmacea alter belag h!l by throw whUe sUdfng lato baae. Doc Smith Says: 1965 Chevelle S. Sport 1965 Buick Gran 4 speed, 327 erwJ,ne, bucket seats, one allowed but two hits. Mark Mayes was charged wllh the del~at. He allowed five runs m tour hita. Moyes also fanned nine. Todd Handley's sixth inning single and Charles Harmon• a !lith ion!ng single were the only steelPill receivers being considered to replace Ray Berry, Ill - time workers aatetles. Chris Miller had a and great pan receiver who retired .11lngle for the M.mers. Terry last year, Pickens had a single and Keith Little a single to complete the Yankees hitting attack. Twonly-etl!ht batters went down swinging In the nightcap. The regolatlon game ended In a 3.3 deadlock. !\)lracuse lad 1.11 alter two Innings. Ci\y lceandFuei took a 2-1 lead after three, and was on top 3-1 going ~ tho last rung. BALTIMORE, Md, (VPI) ~rarua added two markera 0aa McMahon, one or the most In lhe sixth to send tile Wt Into footloose pitcher• in the maJor extra Innings. With one oo~ leques at 38, has been traded . by the Chlcaao White Sox lor re- Internatlanal Lea&ue IJandlnga llewr DeMis Ribant of lhe DeBy United Presa International troll Tigers. W, L,, Pet. GB Mclfahon, who had a 2-1 rec- Toledo •.•••. >5 45 .550 ord wltil the White SOX,prerioos- Colwrilua .•.• 48 45 .516 3lh , )JI pitched lor lhe Milwaukee Roehester •••. 50 47 .S15 3~ Braves, H0111tori Aatroo, Cle• Jackl<liiYIIIe , •• 49 47 .510 4 land • - and Boston R e 4 SYracuse • , , •• 47 47 .500 5 ~ This is bla lllh sea11011 in louisville .•.• t? 51 .480 7 lhe maJora, Burralo • .•. •• 47 51 .480 7 ·• A T!&er spolcesman said lhe Richmond • , •• H 54 .449 10 cltj) ;aor!Rced ago lor Mcldahon Friday's RoiUlta · beetuae .. has ne:xperience. and Rochester 6 Bulfalo 3, 141mlnp tliat's· what the manapra like Toledo 6 ~...... 2 whea the· h!!ot eoe s llll." Cellllllhl!a t LOO!svme 3 Ric~ 4 Jack"!""'f'ie 1 were sate on errors. Jim Chand- RI!SI'ING _ Scout Rlclo' Grymes of Tr<q1 203 rests In the dining tent at Ctmp Kuhn, at Nortblt), before ~ havlni his picture taken wilh the rest ot tile rro<~>o -· The diljlllte between the parIf and Brown eentera II'GUIId • law enacled In lf30 by 1lle 88til .allace Blocked _ Genorll A1aembly Which ostabll•ho• the rOIJIIromODtl for third J1ltl1' J)!'&Ctlce In .Ohio. .. At 1.... II ......... lho 'lalf llltOIIJ 111e .,...., tm~ol,mo ~ lilt "' doltplel and ..- . American -.,.,.;ont, PariJI, to • ' ~ •IIOIIiinatlllll'soy s the lUll will Include a re- ventl(li·prior to lilt trprlnjl prl• CJIO&t for a temporary lt\lunetlon. WUilama soya the bQwtctiOD, It lll'anted by the 6111 u, Circuit c o u r t at Clndmlll, """'d halt the presidential U.- ..... -. s. ' .. t,, ., ' I ' __....,_,....., _ ' Conv. Maroon with white top. Waa $1495 $1295 $1095 1966 Buick Special 1964 Ford Galaxie "'500". 2 dr. Hd.tp. or 4 dr. sedan. Were fl295. Take )'QUI'.J>ICk. ~o.: <>i• OfllS NUIH BRUTES ;1995'·"'' the loaers tour. Aah, Varian, stewart, Cbandier and Adkins collected the winners oaleties. Ash and Houdashelt lanned 16 batters for the losers. Adkins and Chandler whllfed 12 lor the • UIC mil Ord and MeLoy had slnl!les lor the Josera. . SUZUKI UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY ler famed. Then came Adkins' game ending blow. The winners had three hlts, "BARGAIN SPOT OF THE WORLD" <OALLIPOLIS, 0 wimers. ' POMIItO't .. I' 1 , , < THOMAS CLOTHIERS \u .8e1Ili..annual ~ALE cr;v!EN 1 Now ts the lime to buy that fublonable Summer Wardrobe."You'll be delllhtetl wltll the savings and pleased willl oar fi!IIIDIII name merchandise. lENS SUMlER SUITS ' Uon In Ohio Willi tile lo111e _11'1• ..Wed. The chle,t defendant In 1lle IUit would be Socralaey ol Slate Ted w. Brown IIIlo maintains Ohio 1.., doe• m1 permit 111e I'UIIIIIng ot Wallace lpr ProU. 964 Mercury Pa 4 dr. Hcllp., V8, P.S., Slallllard. Was$1595 '-!t::": Scott Stewart and Rick Simphlns $1695 $1595 1965 Chev. Impala to W. ' Jimi l!loloy the second out. Dan II the vlctory. He fanned nine, and Bucket seats, 4 speed. Doc's ~p's car. owner. ror. Bob Varian singled, as did Vern Orcl, reducing and Duane Knapp wa1ked, rorcing In lhe tying run. In the bottom of the ninth, Close-out on 68 Bulcks Buy Now now while selection Is giHMI, They are going fastll White Sox Ctupt De VIle .. $2495 ( ""'" Is Traded By • Black with black & white Interior, radio, tJnted i " Don McMahon '. l964 Cadillac H.T. Coupe ...... $1995 l Ht~~d -1• ) ! · ' New LHS . ' ,r ~r-, .. ,Phdlce Friday, The Norlh • lootbai1 workout& · ware to begin· w~ short llio me~,· · . Moncio, for the 23rd IUIIIIll Ohio 1116 ployera tailed to lilform the . High School Ail-&ar · FOOOioll coach they would not ·be present. ~ hare Aui. ·9 in Fllwcett Tllose oot r'IIOI'dng IIICiuded sladlum. Eddie WWiama, Sandualo' Hiab, The two aqllldo, repreaenang ihougl!t Ill' D1I!J1 to be tho state'o .•, the norlh and the ooutb, went lnio best back, llll Paul Lisko, i tacthel!' secQilil conle<Utlve day of Ide from Younga\own .Ursuline. conlldqhing and agllllf drills toC.Och WUklns replaced ww, doy under coacbel Dick Ilalnoa, . lama wltb BUI Taylor, a hal~k Dover, lor lhe SoutJr, "and BW from Barberton, and aubstltuted WDklns, Shelby, lor the North. Jim Rennie, a tackle !rom WUThe South sqUid reported in loughby • Eutlake North In Lislull t...ce of 28 lor opening day ko' • slot. COOoN '(uPI) - --·- $39.95, Now . . . . . . . . . . $32.00 $49.95. Now ·· ........ . $39.00 $59.95, Now . .. .. . .. .. $47.00 $69.95, Now . . . . . . . . • . sss;ao $1 00.00, Now . . . . . . . . $80.00 ENTIRE STOCK MENS SUMMiilt DIU!iSS TROUSEU tfl.95 to $14.95, NOW ..... ,. $11.11 ENTIRE STCICK j!r\INiS ~~ �..... ' '' ' IS - The Sunday Tlmoa SeDUnol, SUnday, July 28, 1988 . ' TW.it PIAy~tS ~ . ·mgh·Football Co~~I, · ' L y,.,.i~'l\:'t~ ·No.rth,.Minus Parker Named ~gal\ . . ' .r ' News) and a lll'aduale Gf Mertlhall UnlLOG~N - louis Parker, Wllh veralcy, Parker otarted h I • 19 yea·r s' BXperlenee In the coach- coa'ching careor wiih live yean ;lng ranks, was named head loot- as an aaallltanl at Wei!slan. ·bati coach by 111e Logan school He served as head cOach lor board last nl8ht. , lhree years at Oak 11111 and ~ He au~ceeda Dick Mikes, wiD went to Warren Hlsh· Scbool for resl8lled recently to accept a eilht ye~ra as tackle coach wt•. 'lll'a<llate assistantship at 01tlo der Gene Slaughter. ' Unlv~rstty to work on hie masHe nrst came to Logan In 1966 •ter's degree, as an aasistant to Mel Adams, " Parker, a mathematics in- took a similar post In Lailcssstructor, also was appointed a a ter In 1967 and then returned ·LHS athletic director and will here last year as Mikes• top also coach a spring sport. aide. . A native of Huntington, W. Va., :rarker and his wlte Jane, Jive at 188 Ruth Ave. !n Bowen Helafrta. They are tile parents d. Debby, 18, who will be a II)' United Press lntetnational lreabman· at Ohio Unlveral1y'a Nationni Leaaoe LMcaster branch this tall, and G. AB R. H. Pet. Lu Ellen, If, W!IO wiD ·be a •Aloo, Pit 87 311 26 105 .338 fre1hman Jt LHS. .,. 000 Roger •Rose, Cln 81 331 56 109 .329 mack, 28, Is 110rV1Df With tbe ·Fiood,St.L 99 415 68 130 .313 U·.S. Air Fore• In Soulh4!1st Aala. ~luraon, Cln92 387 51 121 .313 On &lpt. Dwisht Diller's recllelms, Cin 83 338 23 104 .308 ommendation, lhe board siso apHaller, LA 91 308 19 94 .305 proved .tile emi>lci;-lll,enl or Keltb ·Staub, llou 09 372 37 113 .304 (Kelly) !tihvell, lOll or Mr. and 'Millan, AUa 88 334 30 100 .299 Mrs. James Stllwelloi123Mound _ 'Grelle,' NY 85 279 22 82 ,294 St., as Junior high malh teacher •Pill&, Phiia 77 255 32 74 .290 and asststant coach. Amerlean Lea&ue He Ia a lll'&lllate of Logan • G. AB R. H. Pet. Hlllh School and Ohio state Unl•IID!tda.Y. oak 8.1 279 35 86 .308 veralzy, compiling outstanding Ublndr, Min 97 376 37 110 .293 academic and athletic records at •Oliva, Min 97 360 45 105 .292 both aehools• 'llarrlan, Boa·84 296 47 85 ,287 still well, who led Logan to Its :carew, Min 70 282 30 75 .286 first Southeastern Ohio Leaii!IO &nllh, Bos 95 342 49 97 .284 baseball championship In 1964, ·F,IIW<I, Wash 93 347 U 98 .282 was Ohio Sblte' a Star relief .Ytltrzold, !loa91 296 51 83 .280 pllcller lhe last two years. llo Cater, Oak 94 338 55 94 .277 led lhe Buckeye pllchlna sWl White, NY 94 339 55 94 .277 In earned run average bolh sealloJI'1Irr,.Det 90 310 46 86 .277 sons. Home Runs . }Jatloaal League: McCovey, Gf- :::;:~~::::::~:::::::~::::::::::.::::::~:~:::~;!~:::i:~~~~~::::~;~ .onto 24; Allan, Pblls 21; R. GALUPOLIS - The ~tfi -A4ron, Braves 20 Hart, Glanta annual Tribune-Times Randil.19; .Stargell, Pll'ates 18. : American L.aaue: F. How- csp Golf Tournameni wiU beard, Senators 28; Horton, Tigers gin on the local links Monday .• 23; Rarn!SOD, Red Sox 22; Jack- ••"~"'ding to Joo Shrader, SOD, A'a,and Po11eil, Orioles 17. · tournameni chllrman. Over 90 local golfers are Rona Baued In · O>llOcted to take part in the Nllllonal Lea&ue: McCOVey, Gl1968 even~ ·lntl 63; Hart, Giants 58; Perez, All senior male melnbers Roda 57; Allen, l'lllla, 91amon, with established hand!COI>s Carda and H. Aaron, Braves 56. •. Amertcaa i.eque: RarreiSOD, · are ollglble to participate. ,Red Sox 72; F, lknnrrd, Son- Clndidates are required to llurl 70; Powell, Orioles 62i coot,plete one rourxl per week. ·"""'•·Tjgars 60; Ollv, Tw1rur Play ';. e>pec~ to" ~. 5~ (From logan Dnily KuhnEn.ds ' For Boy Scouts · Leaders "• t TROOP 203 IN CAMP - Taldng a. break ~ ''1iatehlng the birdie" are theae mambera olllo)' Scout Troop 203, spon. s«ed by Grace United Metllodlst Church. 'l1ley are Q to i'): · BIUY Kllhn, senior patrol leader; G-se Bush, Allen. Kphn, GALUPOLIS - Members of Mlural owlmmlng pool In the Boy Scout Troop 203, sponsored nearby .,.tors of Raccoon Creel<. 1n tbe center of lhe layout, by . Grace United Methodist Church, broke camp saturdiY lhere Is a fltg polo from which afternoon after a week's stay at scouts proucll1 disPIIY the Tr<q1 Camp Kuhn on the banks or Rae· 203 fltg beneath the American Rag. A camper IIIVIIOd by Scout.coon Creek at North~~> · master J. s. King serves as fteld A relaUvely new layout, camp heodquartsrs for the troop. Kuhn is now in its secood year of ®eration and was the project of vernon Kuhn, who hu two 5008 , Billy and Allen, in Troop 203. The troop is dil'lded Into two patrols. Each patrol has a row of tents for sleeping aNI a meu tent. one on one side oC a grove ot trees, the other on the other ••we cater toTroop203," Kuhn side. WhDe in camp, the scouts did their own cooking by patrols, 14 scouts are enjoying the week- worked on their crafts and relong camp." ·quirements arxl enjoyed swim· camp Kuhn is laid out on Ill>' ming and canoeing in the waters proximately 10 "" 12 acres of of Raccoon Creek. growxt on the bailks of Raccoon Kllhn oald by developing the Creek. Running water is ste~Plled c8111) slte he hoped to create a from a spring that Oows frmt un- gre1.ter interest in scoutl~ and der a limestone rock shelf. The build II> themembershipofTroop camp has a ball diamond and a 203. said. "Last year tlve scouts atteooed camp here but thls year I CAMP KUHN - Here is a general overall view of Camp Kuho at Northlt) as you move across an field toward the C8q) on the banks of Rlccoon Creek. The camper in the cent- Scoutmaaer l •._~ ;~ One fl( , er Is field heodquarters .lor two mess teuts lo ohowlt at the rilh~ /, ., ·' . ~-~ .... .. .,, ......-. "WB .....~ . )W ~· . - .;>, • • ." ·' ., • • . ;"'PiC'tltres .,. ' .." ••' l•: I·.~ ) l .,. , . ,~HJ rs·~\:; :H !! IVIi:l :> J tl 'it li l'l ,;'.-1! ~~. 0 . ~,,W!B:~~~.;; ,!l;.,..a<l -· ;.;. ~.:·~·:-.·~·» .. "·.-:·;-;.;-;·;-:·;·;· ;-;o;·;·;•:.:o;. ;-.•.·..:·» ,,._ ,· . ,..."'"•hlng · - ~"-«• . ••v.. ......... _._................ •.•:O:•.•.•.•.··· ' National Loajple: Marlchal, GlREIN IMPRESSIVE • • 18-f; Rapn. Cuba 8.2; WaahWESTMINSTER, Md. (Up!) - 1llrm. Carda 9-3; GlbSOD, A former Ohio Slate ~ stllr .'and Koosman; Meta U-5. Impressed Baltimore Colts head , American League: McLain, Tl- coach Don Shull as a pass receiv&ers 19.3; Tlant, lndiano 16~; er, Jolin, White Sox and Wrll!ht An.. Bo Rein, a 1967 groduate of .ltli 7-3; santla8o, Red Sox 9-4. osv•. wu one of_ three rookie And Story J• i . by card I .I' ' Dick Thomas '' • ~ lt ··L moved over to the other side of the ..,... lor this picture. MOVE IT OVER - Aller the swimming break and picture taking session on one aide of camp Kuhn, scouts of Troop 203 l .•:Q , ~"/. ~ .,.. , ;;:::';. . : . . BUY :-z; z ·; Jlau llld wJslw 1964 Koosman Blanks Reds, 2-0 NEW YORK (UP!) - Third baae was oft Umlta to the seven Cincinnati Reds IIIlo were baaerunners against the New York THAT'S MY BOY-Ace rootle New York Mel loltllaader Jerry Kooamaa 1e1a a Jovial plueblal from bla appreda· Koosmaa Is currently OM! of live mat141er, Gil tile NaUoad Learue'a lap pltebera. Hod<••· tires Gold with pld bl.lerior, full power equlplnen1· >llld fiCI011 lir-eolldiUonlng. see y()ur authoriZed Cad!llac dealer. . . ' .· &, ·VAN ZANDT · MOTQ.~ . SALES , · - N EVI.I. TIL 1.>00 .,,, '• Meta. The seven· gut on 111e base paths by · wa,y of lour singles, two walks and a hit batmnan, but never made It to third base as the New York Meta blanked lhe Redo 2~ and snapped the Reds' six-game win streak here Friday. Meto rookie Jerry Koosman duelled Tony Cloninger to boust bls record to U.S. Cloninger was charged with his sixth loss in ei!lht decisions as he allowed five hits, three of tbem of the lnlield varlet,y, )ntile seven lm!ngs he worked, Both nms ot1 Clon.Jnger were scored by Ed Charles who came home on lnlield outs by Ron SWOboda. Charles crossed the plate In the aecond Inning and again in the fourth frame. The Reds stood in tillrd place, 14'h games bablnd tile le&~~~~e­ leadlng St. Louts Cardinals who split a twin bill with tbe Plltsbursh Pirates. Middleport Yankees, Point Gty Ice and Fuel Post Tourney Wins ·CHESlffiE - Eight teams remnined in the 1968 Kyger Creek Little League Baaeball Tourna. ment (oUj:,ot the original field of 40) following Friday nlpt's action. • The Mlcldleporl Yankees remained In contention tor this year• s crown by knocking oil the Pl. Pleasani steelworkers, 5-l. In Friday's nil!htcap, the Pl. Pieellllll Cl\y Ice and Fuelraulged ~racuse•s Giants 6-3 in extra Innings on Dwll!ht Arldna three-run homer ln the bottom of lhe ninth. in the first battle Friday, Middleport br!lk~ . ~ 0,.0 lllad!ock tn the third hmlngbypuahingacross loor runs, then held oil the Point steelworkers for a 5-l victory.-"~ Phil Miller was credited with Mickey Ash was safe on an er- GROUND ACTION Is bIg Ibis aeaaon with major leaguers h1Ha11he dust lor various reasons. Oakland eattber PhD Roof (left) lunges to lag a r a • a e r wbUe tile Plrateo' Maury WUis (right) mates a beUy landing alter an attempted pletofl. AI lop, Dave Nelaon or Cleveland grlmacea alter belag h!l by throw whUe sUdfng lato baae. Doc Smith Says: 1965 Chevelle S. Sport 1965 Buick Gran 4 speed, 327 erwJ,ne, bucket seats, one allowed but two hits. Mark Mayes was charged wllh the del~at. He allowed five runs m tour hita. Moyes also fanned nine. Todd Handley's sixth inning single and Charles Harmon• a !lith ion!ng single were the only steelPill receivers being considered to replace Ray Berry, Ill - time workers aatetles. Chris Miller had a and great pan receiver who retired .11lngle for the M.mers. Terry last year, Pickens had a single and Keith Little a single to complete the Yankees hitting attack. Twonly-etl!ht batters went down swinging In the nightcap. The regolatlon game ended In a 3.3 deadlock. !\)lracuse lad 1.11 alter two Innings. Ci\y lceandFuei took a 2-1 lead after three, and was on top 3-1 going ~ tho last rung. BALTIMORE, Md, (VPI) ~rarua added two markera 0aa McMahon, one or the most In lhe sixth to send tile Wt Into footloose pitcher• in the maJor extra Innings. With one oo~ leques at 38, has been traded . by the Chlcaao White Sox lor re- Internatlanal Lea&ue IJandlnga llewr DeMis Ribant of lhe DeBy United Presa International troll Tigers. W, L,, Pet. GB Mclfahon, who had a 2-1 rec- Toledo •.•••. >5 45 .550 ord wltil the White SOX,prerioos- Colwrilua .•.• 48 45 .516 3lh , )JI pitched lor lhe Milwaukee Roehester •••. 50 47 .S15 3~ Braves, H0111tori Aatroo, Cle• Jackl<liiYIIIe , •• 49 47 .510 4 land • - and Boston R e 4 SYracuse • , , •• 47 47 .500 5 ~ This is bla lllh sea11011 in louisville .•.• t? 51 .480 7 lhe maJora, Burralo • .•. •• 47 51 .480 7 ·• A T!&er spolcesman said lhe Richmond • , •• H 54 .449 10 cltj) ;aor!Rced ago lor Mcldahon Friday's RoiUlta · beetuae .. has ne:xperience. and Rochester 6 Bulfalo 3, 141mlnp tliat's· what the manapra like Toledo 6 ~...... 2 whea the· h!!ot eoe s llll." Cellllllhl!a t LOO!svme 3 Ric~ 4 Jack"!""'f'ie 1 were sate on errors. Jim Chand- RI!SI'ING _ Scout Rlclo' Grymes of Tr<q1 203 rests In the dining tent at Ctmp Kuhn, at Nortblt), before ~ havlni his picture taken wilh the rest ot tile rro<~>o -· The diljlllte between the parIf and Brown eentera II'GUIId • law enacled In lf30 by 1lle 88til .allace Blocked _ Genorll A1aembly Which ostabll•ho• the rOIJIIromODtl for third J1ltl1' J)!'&Ctlce In .Ohio. .. At 1.... II ......... lho 'lalf llltOIIJ 111e .,...., tm~ol,mo ~ lilt "' doltplel and ..- . American -.,.,.;ont, PariJI, to • ' ~ •IIOIIiinatlllll'soy s the lUll will Include a re- ventl(li·prior to lilt trprlnjl prl• CJIO&t for a temporary lt\lunetlon. WUilama soya the bQwtctiOD, It lll'anted by the 6111 u, Circuit c o u r t at Clndmlll, """'d halt the presidential U.- ..... -. s. ' .. t,, ., ' I ' __....,_,....., _ ' Conv. Maroon with white top. Waa $1495 $1295 $1095 1966 Buick Special 1964 Ford Galaxie "'500". 2 dr. Hd.tp. or 4 dr. sedan. Were fl295. Take )'QUI'.J>ICk. ~o.: <>i• OfllS NUIH BRUTES ;1995'·"'' the loaers tour. Aah, Varian, stewart, Cbandier and Adkins collected the winners oaleties. Ash and Houdashelt lanned 16 batters for the losers. Adkins and Chandler whllfed 12 lor the • UIC mil Ord and MeLoy had slnl!les lor the Josera. . SUZUKI UP TO 36 MONTHS TO PAY ler famed. Then came Adkins' game ending blow. The winners had three hlts, "BARGAIN SPOT OF THE WORLD" <OALLIPOLIS, 0 wimers. ' POMIItO't .. I' 1 , , < THOMAS CLOTHIERS \u .8e1Ili..annual ~ALE cr;v!EN 1 Now ts the lime to buy that fublonable Summer Wardrobe."You'll be delllhtetl wltll the savings and pleased willl oar fi!IIIDIII name merchandise. lENS SUMlER SUITS ' Uon In Ohio Willi tile lo111e _11'1• ..Wed. The chle,t defendant In 1lle IUit would be Socralaey ol Slate Ted w. Brown IIIlo maintains Ohio 1.., doe• m1 permit 111e I'UIIIIIng ot Wallace lpr ProU. 964 Mercury Pa 4 dr. Hcllp., V8, P.S., Slallllard. Was$1595 '-!t::": Scott Stewart and Rick Simphlns $1695 $1595 1965 Chev. Impala to W. ' Jimi l!loloy the second out. Dan II the vlctory. He fanned nine, and Bucket seats, 4 speed. Doc's ~p's car. owner. ror. Bob Varian singled, as did Vern Orcl, reducing and Duane Knapp wa1ked, rorcing In lhe tying run. In the bottom of the ninth, Close-out on 68 Bulcks Buy Now now while selection Is giHMI, They are going fastll White Sox Ctupt De VIle .. $2495 ( ""'" Is Traded By • Black with black & white Interior, radio, tJnted i " Don McMahon '. l964 Cadillac H.T. Coupe ...... $1995 l Ht~~d -1• ) ! · ' New LHS . ' ,r ~r-, .. ,Phdlce Friday, The Norlh • lootbai1 workout& · ware to begin· w~ short llio me~,· · . Moncio, for the 23rd IUIIIIll Ohio 1116 ployera tailed to lilform the . High School Ail-&ar · FOOOioll coach they would not ·be present. ~ hare Aui. ·9 in Fllwcett Tllose oot r'IIOI'dng IIICiuded sladlum. Eddie WWiama, Sandualo' Hiab, The two aqllldo, repreaenang ihougl!t Ill' D1I!J1 to be tho state'o .•, the norlh and the ooutb, went lnio best back, llll Paul Lisko, i tacthel!' secQilil conle<Utlve day of Ide from Younga\own .Ursuline. conlldqhing and agllllf drills toC.Och WUklns replaced ww, doy under coacbel Dick Ilalnoa, . lama wltb BUI Taylor, a hal~k Dover, lor lhe SoutJr, "and BW from Barberton, and aubstltuted WDklns, Shelby, lor the North. Jim Rennie, a tackle !rom WUThe South sqUid reported in loughby • Eutlake North In Lislull t...ce of 28 lor opening day ko' • slot. COOoN '(uPI) - --·- $39.95, Now . . . . . . . . . . $32.00 $49.95. Now ·· ........ . $39.00 $59.95, Now . .. .. . .. .. $47.00 $69.95, Now . . . . . . . . • . sss;ao $1 00.00, Now . . . . . . . . $80.00 ENTIRE STOCK MENS SUMMiilt DIU!iSS TROUSEU tfl.95 to $14.95, NOW ..... ,. $11.11 ENTIRE STCICK j!r\INiS ~~ �., ' • ':-'-·••'1'""""--'~•w- )•-·•~·~• '"'""" ' t I ' ~ . ~ He~ Nort!t German Club, whiCh bad organized tba the l'rl!aldant'• CUb;'ed by Holnrldl Luebl<e, tllo West - • t stale unW Sept. I, wit!t formal trslnlng under head • Olympic track cooch Peyton Jordan o1 Slantord Unlveralcy set lor Sept. 17. The team leaves lor Mexico on Oct. 6. Third place, on computed time, went I<> SWeden' a Carina m with sldpper Bengt Nylen and next Tournament For PeeWees LEAO IS SHARED COLOGNE, Germany CUPOCharles Bishop, an American amateur, aDd E~'s Ber1111'11 Hunt, shared lite lead today at the outsst or the second round of lite Weal SYRACUSE - Managers o! . area teams lnterested lD parti.CJPllins In a Pee Wee Tournament at the Syracuse Mmdctpol Park are uked w make their intenqerman q~en . gdf chemploo. lions known by contactln& Bob ablp. Winsell II Tile DaUy Senlinelin Blship IDd Hunt both ftred Pomeroy thla week. r- under par 68a Friday over Plans are belns made, U Ina IIJ8I!Y 6,715-yard coorse to terest Ia oumclent, I<> hold drawlead VIcente Fernandez o1 tnss lor a Pee Wee Toornament Arpntlna by a stroke IDd during the week of llugust 4. )larUn Roeslns of Holland by A $5 per team entry fee ..UI two. • be cherged •• .' ,------------------"" RAWLINGS HERE WE GO WITH 5 OF THE NCBT TRADE-IN CYCLES WE H4VE/ EVER HAD FOR SALF .. . n I I Cubs Stop CIIILUCOTHE - Southeast. ern Ohio High School teams are ineluded In the mid-summer edllion of the Ohio lllglt School, College IDd Pro FoodJall Buckeye FoodJall rnaga. zlne. BuYiewing 1968 acUYIUea lor lite magazine In lite SEO area Is CHICAGO (tlPO _ F.;DIIIOil John Skinner, (liUUcolheGazette Jenkins, whose double tsnlled a sports editor. two-run uprl&lng In the t!tlrd Skinner seyo lhe area's tq> Inning, gave up just foor sin- Class AA power this laU (on gtes S&tord&y In pltchlns lite Chi- paper) Is Athena' Bulldogs, cam> Cubs 00 a 2-1 triumph over coached by veteran menl<>r Don lite Los Anseles Dodgers. Eskey. Others e!IPeelsd to rank The Cub rlgttt-llander, who set high this year In AA elreles are a club strlkeoot mark or 236 . Washins~<>n Court House, Greenlast seaaon, tanned 13 Dodger& field and Lancaster, Unlaw, wlt!t a 29-game win00 incrsase his National League lead 00 165. It was a personal nlng streak, may IIIJ'In be a powhiglt for the Canadian-born pu. erhouse In Class A circles accher who twice had struck out cording w Skinner. 12 batters In a game. Portsmout!t Notre Dame, unTile the 11t!t for Jon- beaten In 1967 and ranked J>IDI· kina, who has been beaten 10 l•!Jer· ilhe tfiro•Jilil>rt"lilolt iit 't!\i Umes thio year. can.,algn, has suffered heavy Tile CUbs ptmed the loss on losses by grad,.tlon. Waverly sout!tpew Claud& Osteen, who aut- Is OliPOctud to be another powerfered his !Slit setback sgalnst house In the SEO area this year. eight vicl<>rles. In awnmarlzi~W Sout!teastern Jenldns led off the CUbs' third Ohio League acUYIUes, Skinner wit!t a double Into left center wrttes: field. He stq>pud at t!tlrd 011 "Don Eskey wUI have a voterDon Keoaln6er't lingle to rlgltt an team at Alhens, led by senior IDd S<CR'ed 011 a alngle by Glem hallback Mike Goodwin, an All· Beckert, Kesaln6er t!ten scored SEOAL choice t!tepasttwoyosrs. aa BUI¥ WUllams hit Into 8 The race for first place In the double play. SEOAL mey not even be close, Jenkins Who gave up a single but the race for the ~ w Wllllo' Davia leadlns o1f the ' spot ligures w be Ugltt. game, did not permit another hit '"Tile WP chaUense to Athens until Ron Falrb" singled with may come trom GaUipollL (NotAl oneoutlntheseventh. - Theoe two teams meet In the ·.)~::::::~::::::::~::::::::::::~::::::!~:::::·:·:·:;:::~::?-'.«W&.::::.-::w.u.~wA:~~:»W..:&~ r-.. Dodgers By 2-1 COunt witt·,.., t OUR.GREAT DEALS ARE GETTING ~i i : : GREATEll 50 USED CARS AND ·~~ 40 NEW BUICKS, 'PONTIACS, & GMC~~" OFfERED At ~ $> f..i. l\: N 0w ned lby_one of our .. chanica. 63 Buick ti;; 65 Ultang t: f. ~ ~- z. ~:: V8 Conv. Power Steering, Consul with Auto. T ·ons . Burgundy with white top. 4 brand new tires, 15,435 actual miles by one particular ONrter. Likt ntw. :[ !* i 'II ~ -· SAVE Po.ntia,c V8 4 ,dr . Sedan Only 1,425 .10sy miles. car . Factory Air 1.-anditioned. !!! ~~'II;' :qu\';~;dnv i'i 67 Chrysler 1i Newport 4 dr . Sedart. A one owner new Pontiac lrade-in Show a bost of care. AT, PB. r~ li AT . ::: 68 Catalina . ·:· •:·: j PS, P$8 & . f .1I 795 · ~ r ~l ::=: ?X il I.<· •~' ~ PS, has ver~ low mileaq_e, and viny uphol1tery. with Olr condition in . Remarlf:Gble values : ~ :~ ~ o,. ~ $1, 19J Pontia.c 4 dr. HT. A Sharp low mileage Bonnovill.' wtth vmyl upholstery . Spotlen all whitt finish AT PS & PB . . 6 cyl. Sto . ~-a•on . Auto. Trona. Like now finioh. ~•N" ~ ' AT BUICK PONTIAC ~. I'H: ~2·2143 , . >l ~ ~ Z II I~ : I~· . . ~ GMC · ~I I ~ $795 63 Falcon l! BLAITT I . . • ~. ~..!W'I&?./.i:•;;:::;o;:;w;:;.:;:.:;-,;-_.:?M•~~~~#.~#//,.W,;W'aw'~~_d . ' ; 1 ' ,J "'' OF Filii USED CAISI ' c·· • ' . . I . '•.'•••• Dft!'olt .. · , .626 '· ~ t I :. . '. • ' ; . ~- r ~' , :~. : .~ l(,\,!t;: '• J,J ' · :.. ·fQ ~··~ ---lA l-•· ' r ' . ~~.' .. Q1 .·· .. ,·~ r:'·•; ;•, ' .I '' /. ,·, """' . •.. ;.r ;:;, At!teno• ·. ~ "0' :1:. .0.& tJr-. · 1baaeball . '11i¥d•. ' , :·· ... 1 ,12 J!al!e:rl••- Dllfl'•·""'* Six Rookies 'Are Cut By Packers 2 dr. sedaD, 289 e~Wo, auto. trana., radio. radio and hsater, """ lll'o1o Neal (6'0," 195) wiU cOIIIIIiomrmt Spencer's ....,.,.._ am )>IBIIJW. wid) his own grodgins 8J'OUIIII game. ·Jackson (AA) has been at Ibn 3-7 level tor the last two years, but new coach Ben Buckles will · try to raise that low w•termark. Bllckles did an oulltandlns Job In the tough Uckins Cou11cy Ieaauo so be shoula ad,Juat to lh8 heat In lite kitchen In a hlll'l')'. · Ironton (AA) enten the league this yosr and Coach Bob Bruney Is so pleased wit!t the opp0rum. Icy thet he wanll to make a good Impression, A 1).4 yosrlsl!~reg-, ulars and 9 lettAormen. Qn4o one aenlor letterman returns &nil tblt Is guard Tim Bloomllelcl (5'10, 170). Mike Akers (5'10, 188) ahould have a good year at hia end apol. Speedy Bill Waahburn (5'10, 165) should turn I.W a ftne baUback. Mll!ia'CA.Vwut'be'Jit;wefedli:r fullback Keney Ensllah (8'1, 200) whUe quarterback Rick Perdue (5'10, 150) will lead WeUoton. Athena and NebonvUie-York 001q1!ete the le&iue. SOUTHERN VALLEY All!LETIC CONFERENCE K)<ger Creek (A) IIJ)m otr a 7-2 record and 7 reaular• and 12 lettermen return, A strons line ahould protect quarterback Steve Spa~ (5'9, t$3) aa . he trlsa to hit hla outstanding receiver Jon Rot!tgeb (8'0, 190). Hal f. back Gary F1aher (5'10, 168) ahoukl provide same rushing · · · - ·- -·-· Q095 Coronel, 4 dr.. 6 cyl • auto. trans.. i-adiD and heater. 66. FORD . . . . . . . . __ - . . .. .. $1995 " · F~ilne 500 G. T,, 2 dr. llrcltp., IIIII &IW., t-op. trilla. 65 FqiD .. . .· - - . - . -- " .. $1595 Gelule XL, 2 clr. HT., M2 I tllllo, auto. trans., l'lldlo 111111 . heater. '65 MUST~ .. .. .. . . _..... $1495 ~11 2 dr. llrdlp., 269 ~. auto. trans., . radio and~· . 65 VOlKSWAGEN IUS . ....... $1395 .. ,. Make • nl.. Clqler ' ' 64 FORP . . . . . • . .....•..•.. $1395 'ti.Jixie 500, 2 dr, HT., 8 cyL, auto. trans., fadlo .I heater• . CHRYSL&R .. ... .. , ........ $1295 M :NewpGI'I, 4 ~., auto. Irina-, P,S., radio and heater. 64 THUNI)ERIIRD - •... . . • : . $1795 2 dr. HT., 390 q , auto. trana., 64 FORD an JIOWir, ...... ... - .. .. .. Galalde 500, 2 dr. HT., 8 eyl., auto. atr cond.. . '$1195 trans., ndlo & bii,ter 64FORD .... ....... .. ... , .$1395 . ~iiai~i'lililtei-;~t-Wttro'. ''"63 VOLKSWAGEN 2 4r., radlollld heater .hH Jltt•l-m : o . _....... . $895 , • 63 FORD . .. .. .. .. . .. , ..... $1095 . XL 2 111:. HT., 8 cyL, auto. - · -rldlolllll~~ 63 lORD ... - .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . $895 Falrilne 5oo, 2 dr, HT., 8 O)'L, lltpd. irana.; ncllolllll heater. 63 fORD ... - - . . .. .. .. . $9.95 'Galaxle, t dr,, 8 e,t., auto. - · ncUo IIIJhoater.' 62 DODGE . .. . . . . . . .. ... . $495 ' Dart, ·2 4r., 6 eyl , staDcl. triiiL, radio and heater. $1095 yardlge. u.. Wqh 6 ~:Conrad ::;e':":uf:"::C~ ~':; :::.!!~~~:.;: (S'U, 190). Rm Rutter puaea last Rob Palpter(S' fOBr, z::·h~90~:.. UDOIDln ~ 1:/~ ~u= hi:-:.~ lq> GaU41olia (GaJUa Acaden\r) (AA) wu W, but 7tq> l'tfiUI&r• and 1% letlml!en return. coaeh == puohiiW hlo bJ&III1touledquarter. ~k 'c:'.!~': Snollden (8'11 190) IDd tackle Mike Aliima (G' 3• 200) heve'real lootiJoll qiiiiiUeL Fullback Chuck Fr1"da , ·· y s ReSults , . By Vnllod Pr..•lldernatlonal Anple~a~3~~:~: St. ~··· Loa ~ a, :i ston Red Sox, 5-4 Son ~ Fred Painter, 11 the ~ aU time IBIIdlns acorer In West VIr· ,tnla. llal.lback Alno. llaU (5'9, .. 0 4 Rams • . p.m.· ~- FrlftCI8C0 "'-~ hal. t•_...,.. " \L"ri&L aC at Houston (Giusti 6-10) aJ!. m. .J.oa.AiweJes(Drysdale•l:i.7oi.d · -· · &lttat 4-8) at Chlcago(Ntekro9-6 and Holqoman 6;7l (2), l:aQ p.m. Monday 1 Games Chlcqo at.Oakland, night Mlnneaoll at CaUlornla, night New YID'k at Detroit, night Washington at Cleveland; night Bt.itlmore at Beaton (2) HEMPSTEAD, N, Y. (UPIJ Dem!IRandall, asecondyeardef~lve tackle. ..~~ ,ljl. New York Jeto training camp ~-.;;=;.,:~:""'"men 1 S&turd&y after havln6 walked oo1 Ranked No. 2 nationallY and earlier in the - k. The, 8-7, 251-J!OUnder from third . seeded bere, Ashe bested (UPIJ - FardNim Allen Stone, Australia's tlfth. Oklahoma Stale left for hio home dm,llf;!•'a RamlwllloPI!Dthtlt . . In Tulsa, Okla., last 'I'Ue&d&y · ranked player, 6-3, 6-1, 6-3. IOlaon S&pt. S when 80 The 18-year-old !rom New because he waan't slltlettud wit!t Fu,i~oi roport to head foot.. York, ranked No. 8 In lite Unlt- hia progreos after undergoing ..,.h Jim Lanalqr for, an e<f"'stalel, lost two set 1>0lntl knee surgery last winter. ~~IJ "•ummer ctmp." n1np. · · Upon returnlns to lite team'• .,. .W.m lO ~" ba vilio In lhe openln6 set at 6-5. MIBI ~... Pigeon scored with two (llace- American Fooll>all LeQie camp ~=~:~~~lnlmlaaty-•s ment shots to fi""t olf two set at Hofstra Unlvoralcy, RandaU " ellib lDotbaU toim. ... said he reaUzed be had made a • polnta. llanlo·hlt lite grid lor real LOVE TO FIGHT ·• ·1 !(las Ropra then -lefault- aertoua mistake. The Jets wUI play a rookie 'lt hamo When they elaeh KINGSTON, Jamaica {UPI)eel and lost the game 1>1 hitting Del!~t. The r""'!JIDder of llanl llllllns Percy lloyle, the ·. ):' . an,,'!'erltead smash out o1 court game at Baltimore ags!nst the ..~·--~ home tchudule linda promlllns l!ghtwetgttt contender · :whick made It 6-6, allclr whlcb Colts 'J'Uj>&d&y nlgttt. »loyins ~ oct. 5 tnm Juiw'ca, altempll to w111 -111.,- r~ evenJ¥ to 7-7. Fairfield Oct. 19andver• I the ~eaJth dtte {9f the I ~II Plgeon'l JIOWerful ser. Oct. 28.. ·10~ 111110 tonight wllen he ,. _ . , vle'e 80111, her ahead at 8-7, forcawsygameawiUbe talcta on'Gbana'a Lovt 'illlotey,, HAVERFORD Pa. (UPI) · ~ · lngtheNlurnalnlot!tenet.She lloyl"! WU •IUI&UCCOIIfUiln I UniOlded teen : ager·~•PJI• Won til& set In llte,next game by ll1d lhrt, yearo ago to win the eon _.. lhe 69t!t 8IRill ~- · broaJdDtl throu&h aervtce wlt!t a Utlo trcm Jlumuo Grant, alao of .,-lvanla Lawn 'l'omla ·~· forehand return. "-lea. · 8blp to her Yietorles ~ 1,!1 . . On the -wus 1>01nt, Mill if!!!!!!'!!!'!!!~!'!~ a !>lltlle o1 .Jellbandsra will~ - 'Plpon'a aervlee had been can. .,t .....,.....odud Vl~.;!lbl, ad''!Ju1 of bouQda, Mlao ,Rogera• ~I ·!!C RYe, N,Y.,, clcnni:IA!~ ~ saldtbelbolwaogaocJ.; beillfli. a paoked llaUerl. at the . '1bil ,Qre orilclred the point ... M«<on Cricket 'Club. ' , ·:. · .~ld; aild Pigeon acor· · ~ 17~ear<Oid ~lmbl,... ~-~. lid. w!U.,Ihn lortbancl return aerldor \l;h8!11Jtion from ~.._ ~ 10 lll(e'the set 9·7. • , · '\ ~•• leV~· ... "" ciJ.V!Jli, ,.., . . ~' ~ dclinlnsts,dth.....t... plncl>-hlttAor George Scott • ••• F • ,., Rn ,.,, run .m: .~v . rr.t'-11'\1.!1!" ' In 1110 olxih after Blnsibw. Inch-' bitter Jose Tartabull'a slnsle drove hiiD ln. HlaW came Ink> the g a m e ·'xth with one out •'-' the . In ...:. •• u •u basea !Dilled and he forced Ken "·-Bison to hit loto a double .,.,,.. play. Hs didn't aUow aoy hila over lhs llnal 3 and twtHbirda In- !_1 -- o.;JIIII ' ,, ... 1 r ... ,,,, · •, RACINE, OHIO 4% STILL PAID ON REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY ' !Ill lilo ~ two ~· . , . 9-7, w. ' ..' . .' The battle 1!81 olo,._ lllilll lite Oll'b' part of tile ' ....... set tile power o1 ~·· Plpoa, ·. ranllid ttlh nationally, OYer • caJiie tile ........ and cr~ , stronget' wlt!t ...,U. Norm . .. KE.ITH JQBL·- .F ' RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK Cantures· 1M! ::orr!r;.20!1:u~= ArthUr Ashe o! Richmond, Va., . won lite right I<> meel MortY Rles8en, Evallllo!l, Dl.,. llll1 ~ ••• -~- - d t~" • Teen..ager ~ thetr ~ (A) Individual pictures ot area grlddera accllqlallied the arU• cleo, lncludlns Steve Smwden ud Mike Adami, Galllp:Jlla;Tlm Bloclnlleld, Ironton; Don llrGwJI. 1ns and !!Gil Painter, North Gal· lla; Norm Swindler, Haman Tnce. ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ·· :: Totli:'ney · NOI'Ih GaUl& (A) will put Ill 7-1-1 record on tbe as- hington si·Ips B I __ __, $2295 ,67 MUSTANG :c~: :w"::<:;a.~; r::.:~n '!!e=~~ !:~ ~ Maj~rJ.eague ~~ 66 Pontlacuuow AS $2,095 ~ ~: Chotce of four fine cars-Bonnesvillts t: .. cut1've ~ •!!: and Catalina-All these cora f'e 1oady' to 11.o-on.' ~ ::::: 1968 loop opener at Glllljlolls on Frida;/, s,pt. 20.) Glenn Trout, who ·was 9-0 In 1966 at Stanton Local to earn "COlcb-oCYear" honors In theEaalernDistrlct, has 12 veterans back tnm last yosr's $-5 club. "Bob Brennan hes cllllljiUed a 70-311-2 overaU coochlns record lnelud!ng 51).23-2 at WeUston. Twe.ty lettermen, lneludlns aU· leasue middle guard Steve Price and quarterhacit Rick Perdue, brot!ter of former Ohio ,Stall atsr Tom, !lgure 1<> brln6 lhe Rockel& back !rom a 4-6 record last season. "Senior Hljo' DeSiephen, honorable menUon all-leasue quarterback last year, will lead Jackson In Ben Buckles' coachins debut at the school. Logan finished second In the le13Ue last year under D I c k Mikes Wit!t an S.1 overaUreoord. •l'f,li,liS,.;'hlcliil6iil.las-'ir ec:rord In Its nrst year ot ""'radon last seaaon under (llarles Chancey, has 11 returnlns lettAormen but Ogures w place out of the. money In lite race lor rop honors. lronWn, S-4 laat season, makes its l8ague debut wlt!t.elghtlettAor· men retornlns arid lite amaUest team phyolcally the school haa fielded In yosrs. Here' a a brief rundown on two Ieasuea Clli!II>Hed by Sklmer: SOUTHEASTERN OIDO ATHLETIC LEAGUE Logan (AA) ftnlshed S.l but lost the conference to Mel.iL Logan baa 6 regular• IDd 6 le~ termon returJilnr, The Chle'taina: will be itrobg trmn tackle '' $2,595 · ~ ;: 63 Pontiac I $ ' ', · .. ~ . ' lt•..:....:"ed llo.i.. .... .......,. .Tlo!,:._, i ' . . " • .......,.. lbn'· .....,. • ....,., 'L''' , lll!l~ ...51 1.2 ,5G3 IJlh ~ erllplud for ' il>e """' .If the~~ trl~,q;. ' ~~ ~: A~·~· 13-ts-tfor lito ,ear. ' · . l:.i . · ·: ' ·. Cl~.....,.S. , ,.;5~ 4&;~45 8 I'UDf' In tiKi -rh olthe DIDth )r the·Aiheftleril·alle!" _ _JiUili· II!IIPMIII~ lor lilt! so*'! oUt, t.Mgalo 7-11~1. , . Bollwn. ••••• ; 5,0'•4~ ,su 101;, lll!h!l, li'"'• Sslurda,J.~rn.o. ed oeroas 'cf¥o mor~ ~u.,. 111 Illl~~ocinllrstlildllllrd- · Fqr the winners, Eric Hum~nd··· ·;.· :!~· G0,491ll~ to , enm~nat.o tl!t. N•iia: 4~ lite elgbtl) ~ . a~ylli&~ a ; .J.lave~~~~·~~~udi,.._.c. lilel and Mark!lullockhadtrt- w1n. l · ·. t · .. ~ndeiota ••• ,.. 5o ·, t90 .1..,. 12-!11nt!tet9f8'Diitr!cnemt- .n~Iead, , .. , _ tnetile~fOU-i.IIIWftik. ,Plea.R~Wwa•Qieb!Jipwith Line._.: , . :. ··· '· . < r·. New·Yorl! ... .'46' 4t.484 ''J4 . IDihal~~ .~- 'ed.,,loe•('lh~.-.u,.Sieve. J.trl- tiJreeh!tsiDIIR•eRBI'•. Molp, ••• 101010,._.tlt15 '""' ! l ' ~·, ,',47 5!':480 14\1 Tba .AihenlariiWere to battle >1hree Alb- walkl, I w!ld,j,ltd., ;;~rlllg atne:fed I<> 1011, a<:opngtwo 'l'on1 Spencer led the ,Mlllp Athenil. , 002 030 Olw 12 • I ,·, ,~ ;;• d1i•l&o ~~·~•.-:.tl54.t3~_.19 Lll!calller•tiiiOft~forthe three Athena""""a,..irl!l~a. itunt, l!ld lt' \laatled, 11-11. aaAUit with foUr h!t~ · in tour ~ - ll*l:. . '·· . ,, ·'' . . J. 1. '·· .... '·' '~~:!.• ...... . . , ,35Bl , 365251h 41airlct "crpWR, LOPca!Jter ad· all!llel~'l'OIII'~IildDen- -• 'l'om ,&!llile~ ,trips wit!t tour RB1'1. GeOrp cor 4 ·~ ~-l!ra!C*'- ' I'ITTSBUIIGH (VPI) -,John f'Aw#<j~~ 'atDsJ-. " , •· / ';(~ ·'-, -,~ SIIP.ntiJt~ . ~sUits , · vanc!i!l ·t!> lito iln.l1ln lito win- nlo Ault ~cud t!Mi ftv.ololelca tWeOn t!tlid IDd ~ ~~ S&uer bad two doutil" .!Or the Pel'l',l' ('7) 11. CalVIn (8) .iljd II. Edlvarda drove In two run1 wit!t • 8eb Tolan .lalu!ed on f ··Wild' waihllliljln•5 Booton 4 nora ~,,...,.._ ''At!t111i made, It run a. Atllilt$ came back With ~ 1ilth tile wiDnl;;g Ioaers. w~~ (V}t. IIUII. ...f.' &ohW)eandaQcrUI!"'fiJ"topa~ ptttb ~r.,.cbeci;llrat :In lbe ~III'Y.ork~. CIIo~. 3 inlbelo. .aJii,j,ckot. . .· two lit the elchth, ~ng It 11: · ·· jf,..~-------.;...,_;, .lbe St. Louis· C&rdlpab to a~ sl>th, '· moved tO oeconil on uell'oll at Baltimore, night !I!Qul4 'Athena win. ,alter- 7. :'iQtoey over lhe Plttaburgb PI· Mooiie'l wild 11tck-<lft ,atUimPt. Mlhne~QI&.. at' O&kland, twlll(!ht noon'• WI, a 10CC!Iid same will In the - m of .lite illmb, :,_., Slturda)o, Hhindihe ~lxohtt Wok t!tlrd ·on Or!Indo. C'Aipeda• 1 d!I...., at California, .night follow. Should Lanei~Oter wlll·ihe lldp Deoldoon, o pinch hitter, pltch!nr of Steve cartOOn. grOIIIIIkJui and scoreil on Ed- . · . ~·a Probable Plt<:hers contest, It 'IIIII.- adY'incs. til lhe led ocr with awalk. Mark Bullock • ClritOI!WI&re!lliiulhlelorthe warda' aecrltice fiJ"U>lell. Mlllll!seta (Merritt Ml) at state tournamelll, ~ed to lrlplud, acorlng DomiiiOOL That · thlrcl run hilllaolf when he slam· The C&r\llnala scored t h e 1 r Oakland (Krawae Ul 4:30 p.m. begin on Aq. 12 Ill At!tena. made It 11..!1. !bud hl.l ,second homof l.W t be fourt!t run In the ninth on olnsle• .Chicago Glohn7-3)atCalifonda . Mslgs held a lllln ~ lead Lance llepp grounded out to .r!f\11 O~ld seats In tho llllh !Do by Mike Sba!IIIDII, JUlian Javier (Murphy 2-3) 4 p. m. after alx lnnlngl J&stsrilay, IDd ~or, Bullock remained on .JIIrii otr rookie Bob Moose, who and Bogar Mirto. New York (Bahnsen 9-8 IDd ~t his seventh game agalnot carlton, who handed . lite Pi- Peterson 6-.')) at Cleveland(Tiant I ~es Yiclorloa. ratsa lbelr 13th shutout at the 19-8 and Hargan 6-llot"WIIUams 1-f.·'!'lle Clrdlnals got carlton the season, fanned tour, wall<ed two 7~), (%), I p. m. ~- f\11 he needed fO!' hialOth and waa never lnaerloustroOible. Booton CLonborg 1-3) at Wasl>1 IYIOkii tp!nai five Joiaealn the MOose went ....,n·-lnnings, tnswn (Pascual 9-5), 1:30 p.m. 1 :tl,llll lml~Wo , Lou lirock alnsled, )'Ieiding three runa IDd live hits lletrolt (Lillich 74! at Balli· third • Curt whUo otrlklng out sevenandwalk- more (McNall¥ 12-8), 5:30 p.m. IF10Cid'a grouJllloout and scored on tng one. lolonday'a Games Chle&go at Oakland, nlgltt ,.. Mlnnesoll at Calllornla, night . I New York at Detro14 nl!lht ;v Waahlnsoon at Cleveland, night Colt•' lineman Bubba Smidt, pre81 United Press IJXemalional J Ba!Umnre at Bosl<>n (2) Yiouslf had tryouts wit!t the Colts GREEN BAY (UPIJ - Tile I NATIONAL LEAGUE Green Ba,y Packers pared t!telr and Chicago Bears. I' · (Night Games Not Included) In-camp rooter to 58 pleyers CLit were: Ridley GlbiOil, a defensive beck from Ba,ylor; 'l'on1 Sa:turdey when six rookies were I' St. Louis- • . . 3!-.s!';t. GB EFFECTIVE cut and another, WHile Rl(y Smith, Rowland, defensJve back rrom W',;,~TO'N (UTh Frank H d' Ingle d Atlanll . . .• , 54 46 .541 12 AUGUST I, 1968 lett camp voluntarily. Dllnola College; Frank Gelaul' ~"' ~., e llWllr s 8 rove · Cincinnati .... 48 46 .511 15 lahlnBton Serlltora scored tour home Stroud with lite second run Fran •••. 49 50 _495 IIJlh Smidt, a tree agent running man, Ranker from Rhode Is: : 1 In the !~fat budns wlt!t the and two more runs came acroas , (llleqo •• , . .50 51 •495 !6\', bock and brolher of Baltimore land; Rm Wort!tem, center !rom ~ of ~ h!ta, two Walke IIIIi on alnsles by Ken MeMuUen, Ber· Philadel!lhla 48 51 474 lll'h - - - - - - - - - Arkanass Stele; Tom OWens, Jl Wild plleh S&turda)' toturaHck nle AUen and Jim French. ' · ' gosrd !rom Missouri - Rolla, · aoston 1lecl Sox~ Aller Bualon bad ~rowed Its New,York .... 48 54.471 19 TENNIS UPSET and Metro Gerela, tho !reo agent Demlls lllalns,the lastoUoor de1lclt w ~.1heS&nstorsseored :::,u•Ange~- ·:~ -~~ ~~h BAASTAO, SWed&n (IJPJ) - specialist - kicks soecer-acyle Roeer Teylor of Britain and w!t!t either foot. Uhlnrtoa pltcbera, put out a whet proved to be the decisive s •' • ·· " . ~- In the alxth IIIIIJW wlt!t the run In lhe fourt!t when Ron Han- Houston~ "- .. ~4 56 •440 22 Nicola PUle or YugoslaVIa, Tile Packers' two tq> draft sorprloe winners of Frlday choice&, Fred Carr IDd Bill ~ llllud and oneoutandplt<:J>. aell reached second on an error turdsy 8 U..sults matches, take on l.C)Set victim& Lueck, are wit!t lite College All.$:1,000 MINIMUM DEPOSIT jldaladoutblllt!terosto!theway by Joe Foy and camearilundon i,hi::; 2 t;:tt~~· 1 8 Demis Ralston of Bakersfleld, stars, Who play Green Ba,y in tp 1 proaerve l .....r Joe Cole- Stroud' a siiW(e, • ... •a alxlh trium(Jh ' against 12 Reggie (lmlt!t and Fay icored Atlanta at Philadelphia, night cant, and Jobn Newcombe of Chicqo Frldey nigbt 90 DAY MINIMUM ..,. . two runa each for the Reel Sox. Cincinnati at New York, night Australia Wdey In aecond round The Packers work&d out SatINTEIEST PAID $EII-ANNUALL Y Smidt brougbt homo lhelr ftrst Son Fra':"lsco at Houston, night acUon In the eU pro Champion urday mornln6 in preparation for 1 lle1 Vn10r uld Ed Stroud walk~ IQ lllrt Ibn Washington nUy rmiD the secondwhenhewalked, &mday s Probably Plt<:hers Cup tennis U>urney. lite All-Stars and were given I!Ptnst illl'ter_Gary BaU. Unaer .' went to third onRicoPetroceUI'a All Ttmea ED'l' Tl,ylor overcame a two set &lnd&y off. ~eorid a1J the way crOp, second single IDd scored 18 Foy hit ClncinnaU(Maloneyll-6latNew . deftclt w q,aet Bulawn 3-6, 3-6, Gener~l manager Vince Lom~strOud moved to third on 1 toto a double ploy, York (Seaver 9-6), 2p. m. S-4,'9-7, S.l whilePUic sUit>rlsed bardi announced two veterans, ·lilJ4 pitCh. Smith hit hio alxlh homer of the St. Louts (Jaster 6-.')) at Pitts- Newcombe 6-1, 6-1, 1~, 6-4. year 1a the fourth and Bo ..,. burgh (McBean 7·9) 1:35 p.m. They will switch op-nll !or Dlard Gale GUI!ngltam IDd Cll&rterback Zeke Bratkowlkl, bad added anolhe~ ""' In lhst ~ns Atlanta GlarYis 10-7) at PltiJa. today' s matches. signed 1968 contracts. · as Fay singled and scored on delphia •(L Jackson 9-12), 1:35 I . ~ ::l . ·: ~'~~~~~:,.'f~ ' , ''' ' . . ·.s.·•t''·,' ' . '/f·u ·37L., Pci. GB A'r!IENS'. 'i .,: I - ,....,.., - ~e:= · be•l ott.... .< best • .., nort!t" illd wonders If 11a1111n hopes 8 rlllfo $995 ·~ !~or~_!~~: · =:::~~=t~:: V8 LeSabre 4 dr. S.don. Sparkling dark blue finis~ RAWLIN.GS .DA SALES · . ~ 81><\l"'lod J?,reolflll&oNtloaal ··.•· I JU£Y CLEARANCE PRICES f ~~:'":..m~~·p:::!":~ ::> :11· " . miles, very, very nice. 1965 CA 1'1., Dream Tovrlng, 250cc, black, roll bar, front and rear ralls, luggage rack, roll & pl11teclseat, 1 nice one. 1963 CA 72, Dream Touring, 250cc, black, rear seat rail, sadclle bags, wahield, mdy to go All these cycles have four speed transmissions and electric starters, euy terms, ready to go. ' . . '' . .· ' Pro Football Briefs 67DODGE .•, seat rail, luggage rack, roll & pleated seat, slvrp blue color,·excellent condition .. ·, .. . ' I ~::::::~:::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~::::::;:::::::::; :::: ::: : 1966 CAn, Dream Touring, 305cc, black, roll bar, luggage rack, 9000 1962 CAn, Dream Touring, 305cc, rear ..' attAond. :< Super .• awk, 305cc, reel 3000 adual · ..... twin carbs., sharp and ready • go. .~· 1966 CB Allen PultJ, Arbo.i MOore, KeYin Stutler,~~~~ FCH"Ibea. S&cond Row, ·Jimm,y, Joe · · Jim Abloa, Jolm ilrueser, Jim Hubbard,.' Rick Aah, Arnold, Steve Jenkins and PaUl Kloeo, lllalllger, Mlek ney il<llmaD, Steve . parents of Hannan Trace foot,. baU players. AU are urged 1<> was America's Fool-Scap with May wnduct . . . ·• ,.... ·wE NOW PAY Area Teams Featured In Buckeye Mag~ine GALLIPOLIS - Noel Heis- . ter, new !ootiJoll coach ot the Hannan Trace 111gb School WUdcats, has set 8 p.m. Morr day, Aug: 5, as ••Get Acquainted Night" tor players a n d plate from a mesa hall table. •• L&Wio ..Ul be coachlns with ot Oregoo troJi: lett, HOST TEAM twr-ent to begin today at the Munlctpol Park Field ln,S,,acuae, will go q, agalnstChesilireat6:30p. m. lolonday. GIJI!!IB today are Middleport vs. Dowler'a Transmlsolon of Parketsburg at 2 p. m. and Pcmeroy vs. South Parkersburg F11llDCe at 4:30 p. m. Members of the Syrieuae squad are tr'!nlrow, · the Alin'a rudder had a detect ustenhouse and his crew had w miiiiOUVer t!telr boat with the sails and an auxiliary rudder lite aldjlper maclo of. a wood8n before. tt llO&ch Bill Bowerman Syracuse, host team for a PbiG- Jioguo UcaJ miles from Travemuende, l!lllg distance events than ever , · . '· ".' ':.1 , 1/'t'' 'brllUant nautical perforlnancli" according to a apokeaman for the organizers. He salcl that some l,!iQO RID· Arthur Hanson of Washinston, D.C. America's Ondlne, with New York mllllmslre S. A. Long aa skipper, won 'the West German (llanceUor' • Cup, ' , ,: . .· , \ "' tronllhll"<! 118Yen man crew turned ID a WU.BERFORCE, Ohio (UPIJ -Central stale Unlverslcy At!tleUc Dlrecwr Gaston Lewis will leave here Monday for Lake Tahoe, Nevada, where he Will lake up dulles as assistant Olympic track coach. America's runners are at the Nevada site for high altltud& trslnlng for lite 1968 Mexico Clt7 Olympics. Er.thuaiastic aboot tlds year's Ol7mpic track team. L&Wis tald, "rts the best we~e ever had It everybocb' who qualities d&cides to compete, uwe•ve got the best depth weJye ever had, and we're bet· tor in lhe middle distance and , . , uwis To Assistant . 'k • .' ,._. . . ., •. ..·. ',,, 4 0 .'Tr1ump · Germ8n Pt"..a-. "I don't ·lhiiiR that I wiU porS,52to0WIIIcal mili J4Jurne1 from · ,Berliluda to IIlia West Ger_man Uclpate In llllllller trans...wannc Ba!Uc port on oecaalon ot . lis reptta," said Wellman, whoRS tOOth annl•erl&l')', laid that ID- nicknamed ''Serubby'tblbl.aaevdiiiO'J ekli>per, S&Dwel K. WeU· en enw membsn. Wsllman, whose crew h!ll an averap aao of 50 years, al10 • woo lite Bermuda Government CUp. Aura II, akl!IIIOred by Wallace - . . ot a!lcqo, IDd bla Serve As . .t . · 'TCS . a l 'fJ ' ' GerlllliiY 1111111 . ol Bedford, Ohio,. - out Mao. wltll . .IDOthtr 'Amoii<O!i bOii, it.e Aura Of lite .... at D, In .. final ~ lllndlnp, :Wollman, who coltl!r.atid hla . of 76t!t blrtiKW mJ4nJ tlmliiSII . trans • Atlantic f&cbt the race hia •eliel, al10 · ' (' s I ~ Winner; . , :. 11The Sundt7 Times Sent,!ne~ Sunday, JIIQ28, f118•y • • • , "'. ..,. ~s, X•d~o ... ' . •;. • • ~~ll!ti TWa Sentblel, Sollda7, JIIQ U, 1~ ' ef )a. .. ~·· . . . '. ' ~·~ 11$11 tAl LoT . ' -•: '' ~. r • '· Tres~ · ~· . ~· . ' FOR EVERY loli•• ' ··bla,ll· tbe.doria IICilll! aet ..iih -~ the sidelines and: ~..,... lhato. · Keepaa:J:ce• 't Rlea1111; rm.ed No. 5 In the Unitod !latst, ,moved Into tllcj IIDaJ nund Friday 1>1 def~ns Rll"llilora ef Saulh Alrlca In · str.... alllil ...... ' . WI e • .IUSTEI)? GIJtTAI t •. atM. e Guit3rs0n Yeti 5TIINOS AX THAT . ' TIFFitf CII~DIT . rot = ' 'Tomor..O.:, (Monday), i.at D. ~·,t·otf'Ot.tr -SEMI.;AN~UAL ,"".."'j . IU.OVA & Anr bcca.to. .. Rltht FOR.ILENKO ·Gills c:""",....., Ml!ny Detftnt . .... IWY • !, '· �., ' • ':-'-·••'1'""""--'~•w- )•-·•~·~• '"'""" ' t I ' ~ . ~ He~ Nort!t German Club, whiCh bad organized tba the l'rl!aldant'• CUb;'ed by Holnrldl Luebl<e, tllo West - • t stale unW Sept. I, wit!t formal trslnlng under head • Olympic track cooch Peyton Jordan o1 Slantord Unlveralcy set lor Sept. 17. The team leaves lor Mexico on Oct. 6. Third place, on computed time, went I<> SWeden' a Carina m with sldpper Bengt Nylen and next Tournament For PeeWees LEAO IS SHARED COLOGNE, Germany CUPOCharles Bishop, an American amateur, aDd E~'s Ber1111'11 Hunt, shared lite lead today at the outsst or the second round of lite Weal SYRACUSE - Managers o! . area teams lnterested lD parti.CJPllins In a Pee Wee Tournament at the Syracuse Mmdctpol Park are uked w make their intenqerman q~en . gdf chemploo. lions known by contactln& Bob ablp. Winsell II Tile DaUy Senlinelin Blship IDd Hunt both ftred Pomeroy thla week. r- under par 68a Friday over Plans are belns made, U Ina IIJ8I!Y 6,715-yard coorse to terest Ia oumclent, I<> hold drawlead VIcente Fernandez o1 tnss lor a Pee Wee Toornament Arpntlna by a stroke IDd during the week of llugust 4. )larUn Roeslns of Holland by A $5 per team entry fee ..UI two. • be cherged •• .' ,------------------"" RAWLINGS HERE WE GO WITH 5 OF THE NCBT TRADE-IN CYCLES WE H4VE/ EVER HAD FOR SALF .. . n I I Cubs Stop CIIILUCOTHE - Southeast. ern Ohio High School teams are ineluded In the mid-summer edllion of the Ohio lllglt School, College IDd Pro FoodJall Buckeye FoodJall rnaga. zlne. BuYiewing 1968 acUYIUea lor lite magazine In lite SEO area Is CHICAGO (tlPO _ F.;DIIIOil John Skinner, (liUUcolheGazette Jenkins, whose double tsnlled a sports editor. two-run uprl&lng In the t!tlrd Skinner seyo lhe area's tq> Inning, gave up just foor sin- Class AA power this laU (on gtes S&tord&y In pltchlns lite Chi- paper) Is Athena' Bulldogs, cam> Cubs 00 a 2-1 triumph over coached by veteran menl<>r Don lite Los Anseles Dodgers. Eskey. Others e!IPeelsd to rank The Cub rlgttt-llander, who set high this year In AA elreles are a club strlkeoot mark or 236 . Washins~<>n Court House, Greenlast seaaon, tanned 13 Dodger& field and Lancaster, Unlaw, wlt!t a 29-game win00 incrsase his National League lead 00 165. It was a personal nlng streak, may IIIJ'In be a powhiglt for the Canadian-born pu. erhouse In Class A circles accher who twice had struck out cording w Skinner. 12 batters In a game. Portsmout!t Notre Dame, unTile the 11t!t for Jon- beaten In 1967 and ranked J>IDI· kina, who has been beaten 10 l•!Jer· ilhe tfiro•Jilil>rt"lilolt iit 't!\i Umes thio year. can.,algn, has suffered heavy Tile CUbs ptmed the loss on losses by grad,.tlon. Waverly sout!tpew Claud& Osteen, who aut- Is OliPOctud to be another powerfered his !Slit setback sgalnst house In the SEO area this year. eight vicl<>rles. In awnmarlzi~W Sout!teastern Jenldns led off the CUbs' third Ohio League acUYIUes, Skinner wit!t a double Into left center wrttes: field. He stq>pud at t!tlrd 011 "Don Eskey wUI have a voterDon Keoaln6er't lingle to rlgltt an team at Alhens, led by senior IDd S<CR'ed 011 a alngle by Glem hallback Mike Goodwin, an All· Beckert, Kesaln6er t!ten scored SEOAL choice t!tepasttwoyosrs. aa BUI¥ WUllams hit Into 8 The race for first place In the double play. SEOAL mey not even be close, Jenkins Who gave up a single but the race for the ~ w Wllllo' Davia leadlns o1f the ' spot ligures w be Ugltt. game, did not permit another hit '"Tile WP chaUense to Athens until Ron Falrb" singled with may come trom GaUipollL (NotAl oneoutlntheseventh. - Theoe two teams meet In the ·.)~::::::~::::::::~::::::::::::~::::::!~:::::·:·:·:;:::~::?-'.«W&.::::.-::w.u.~wA:~~:»W..:&~ r-.. Dodgers By 2-1 COunt witt·,.., t OUR.GREAT DEALS ARE GETTING ~i i : : GREATEll 50 USED CARS AND ·~~ 40 NEW BUICKS, 'PONTIACS, & GMC~~" OFfERED At ~ $> f..i. l\: N 0w ned lby_one of our .. chanica. 63 Buick ti;; 65 Ultang t: f. ~ ~- z. ~:: V8 Conv. Power Steering, Consul with Auto. T ·ons . Burgundy with white top. 4 brand new tires, 15,435 actual miles by one particular ONrter. Likt ntw. :[ !* i 'II ~ -· SAVE Po.ntia,c V8 4 ,dr . Sedan Only 1,425 .10sy miles. car . Factory Air 1.-anditioned. !!! ~~'II;' :qu\';~;dnv i'i 67 Chrysler 1i Newport 4 dr . Sedart. 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Mll!ia'CA.Vwut'be'Jit;wefedli:r fullback Keney Ensllah (8'1, 200) whUe quarterback Rick Perdue (5'10, 150) will lead WeUoton. Athena and NebonvUie-York 001q1!ete the le&iue. SOUTHERN VALLEY All!LETIC CONFERENCE K)<ger Creek (A) IIJ)m otr a 7-2 record and 7 reaular• and 12 lettermen return, A strons line ahould protect quarterback Steve Spa~ (5'9, t$3) aa . he trlsa to hit hla outstanding receiver Jon Rot!tgeb (8'0, 190). Hal f. back Gary F1aher (5'10, 168) ahoukl provide same rushing · · · - ·- -·-· Q095 Coronel, 4 dr.. 6 cyl • auto. trans.. i-adiD and heater. 66. FORD . . . . . . . . __ - . . .. .. $1995 " · F~ilne 500 G. T,, 2 dr. llrcltp., IIIII &IW., t-op. trilla. 65 FqiD .. . .· - - . - . -- " .. $1595 Gelule XL, 2 clr. HT., M2 I tllllo, auto. trans., l'lldlo 111111 . heater. '65 MUST~ .. .. .. . . _..... $1495 ~11 2 dr. llrdlp., 269 ~. auto. trans., . radio and~· . 65 VOlKSWAGEN IUS . ....... $1395 .. ,. Make • nl.. 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Wqh 6 ~:Conrad ::;e':":uf:"::C~ ~':; :::.!!~~~:.;: (S'U, 190). Rm Rutter puaea last Rob Palpter(S' fOBr, z::·h~90~:.. UDOIDln ~ 1:/~ ~u= hi:-:.~ lq> GaU41olia (GaJUa Acaden\r) (AA) wu W, but 7tq> l'tfiUI&r• and 1% letlml!en return. coaeh == puohiiW hlo bJ&III1touledquarter. ~k 'c:'.!~': Snollden (8'11 190) IDd tackle Mike Aliima (G' 3• 200) heve'real lootiJoll qiiiiiUeL Fullback Chuck Fr1"da , ·· y s ReSults , . By Vnllod Pr..•lldernatlonal Anple~a~3~~:~: St. ~··· Loa ~ a, :i ston Red Sox, 5-4 Son ~ Fred Painter, 11 the ~ aU time IBIIdlns acorer In West VIr· ,tnla. llal.lback Alno. llaU (5'9, .. 0 4 Rams • . p.m.· ~- FrlftCI8C0 "'-~ hal. t•_...,.. " \L"ri&L aC at Houston (Giusti 6-10) aJ!. m. .J.oa.AiweJes(Drysdale•l:i.7oi.d · -· · &lttat 4-8) at Chlcago(Ntekro9-6 and Holqoman 6;7l (2), l:aQ p.m. Monday 1 Games Chlcqo at.Oakland, night Mlnneaoll at CaUlornla, night New YID'k at Detroit, night Washington at Cleveland; night Bt.itlmore at Beaton (2) HEMPSTEAD, N, Y. (UPIJ Dem!IRandall, asecondyeardef~lve tackle. ..~~ ,ljl. New York Jeto training camp ~-.;;=;.,:~:""'"men 1 S&turd&y after havln6 walked oo1 Ranked No. 2 nationallY and earlier in the - k. The, 8-7, 251-J!OUnder from third . seeded bere, Ashe bested (UPIJ - FardNim Allen Stone, Australia's tlfth. Oklahoma Stale left for hio home dm,llf;!•'a RamlwllloPI!Dthtlt . . In Tulsa, Okla., last 'I'Ue&d&y · ranked player, 6-3, 6-1, 6-3. IOlaon S&pt. S when 80 The 18-year-old !rom New because he waan't slltlettud wit!t Fu,i~oi roport to head foot.. York, ranked No. 8 In lite Unlt- hia progreos after undergoing ..,.h Jim Lanalqr for, an e<f"'stalel, lost two set 1>0lntl knee surgery last winter. ~~IJ "•ummer ctmp." n1np. · · Upon returnlns to lite team'• .,. .W.m lO ~" ba vilio In lhe openln6 set at 6-5. MIBI ~... Pigeon scored with two (llace- American Fooll>all LeQie camp ~=~:~~~lnlmlaaty-•s ment shots to fi""t olf two set at Hofstra Unlvoralcy, RandaU " ellib lDotbaU toim. ... said he reaUzed be had made a • polnta. llanlo·hlt lite grid lor real LOVE TO FIGHT ·• ·1 !(las Ropra then -lefault- aertoua mistake. The Jets wUI play a rookie 'lt hamo When they elaeh KINGSTON, Jamaica {UPI)eel and lost the game 1>1 hitting Del!~t. The r""'!JIDder of llanl llllllns Percy lloyle, the ·. ):' . an,,'!'erltead smash out o1 court game at Baltimore ags!nst the ..~·--~ home tchudule linda promlllns l!ghtwetgttt contender · :whick made It 6-6, allclr whlcb Colts 'J'Uj>&d&y nlgttt. »loyins ~ oct. 5 tnm Juiw'ca, altempll to w111 -111.,- r~ evenJ¥ to 7-7. Fairfield Oct. 19andver• I the ~eaJth dtte {9f the I ~II Plgeon'l JIOWerful ser. Oct. 28.. ·10~ 111110 tonight wllen he ,. _ . , vle'e 80111, her ahead at 8-7, forcawsygameawiUbe talcta on'Gbana'a Lovt 'illlotey,, HAVERFORD Pa. (UPI) · ~ · lngtheNlurnalnlot!tenet.She lloyl"! WU •IUI&UCCOIIfUiln I UniOlded teen : ager·~•PJI• Won til& set In llte,next game by ll1d lhrt, yearo ago to win the eon _.. lhe 69t!t 8IRill ~- · broaJdDtl throu&h aervtce wlt!t a Utlo trcm Jlumuo Grant, alao of .,-lvanla Lawn 'l'omla ·~· forehand return. "-lea. · 8blp to her Yietorles ~ 1,!1 . . On the -wus 1>01nt, Mill if!!!!!!'!!!'!!!~!'!~ a !>lltlle o1 .Jellbandsra will~ - 'Plpon'a aervlee had been can. .,t .....,.....odud Vl~.;!lbl, ad''!Ju1 of bouQda, Mlao ,Rogera• ~I ·!!C RYe, N,Y.,, clcnni:IA!~ ~ saldtbelbolwaogaocJ.; beillfli. a paoked llaUerl. at the . '1bil ,Qre orilclred the point ... M«<on Cricket 'Club. ' , ·:. · .~ld; aild Pigeon acor· · ~ 17~ear<Oid ~lmbl,... ~-~. lid. w!U.,Ihn lortbancl return aerldor \l;h8!11Jtion from ~.._ ~ 10 lll(e'the set 9·7. • , · '\ ~•• leV~· ... "" ciJ.V!Jli, ,.., . . ~' ~ dclinlnsts,dth.....t... plncl>-hlttAor George Scott • ••• F • ,., Rn ,.,, run .m: .~v . rr.t'-11'\1.!1!" ' In 1110 olxih after Blnsibw. Inch-' bitter Jose Tartabull'a slnsle drove hiiD ln. HlaW came Ink> the g a m e ·'xth with one out •'-' the . In ...:. •• u •u basea !Dilled and he forced Ken "·-Bison to hit loto a double .,.,,.. play. Hs didn't aUow aoy hila over lhs llnal 3 and twtHbirda In- !_1 -- o.;JIIII ' ,, ... 1 r ... ,,,, · •, RACINE, OHIO 4% STILL PAID ON REGULAR PASSBOOK SAVINGS COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY ' !Ill lilo ~ two ~· . , . 9-7, w. ' ..' . .' The battle 1!81 olo,._ lllilll lite Oll'b' part of tile ' ....... set tile power o1 ~·· Plpoa, ·. ranllid ttlh nationally, OYer • caJiie tile ........ and cr~ , stronget' wlt!t ...,U. Norm . .. KE.ITH JQBL·- .F ' RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK Cantures· 1M! ::orr!r;.20!1:u~= ArthUr Ashe o! Richmond, Va., . won lite right I<> meel MortY Rles8en, Evallllo!l, Dl.,. llll1 ~ ••• -~- - d t~" • Teen..ager ~ thetr ~ (A) Individual pictures ot area grlddera accllqlallied the arU• cleo, lncludlns Steve Smwden ud Mike Adami, Galllp:Jlla;Tlm Bloclnlleld, Ironton; Don llrGwJI. 1ns and !!Gil Painter, North Gal· lla; Norm Swindler, Haman Tnce. ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ·· :: Totli:'ney · NOI'Ih GaUl& (A) will put Ill 7-1-1 record on tbe as- hington si·Ips B I __ __, $2295 ,67 MUSTANG :c~: :w"::<:;a.~; r::.:~n '!!e=~~ !:~ ~ Maj~rJ.eague ~~ 66 Pontlacuuow AS $2,095 ~ ~: Chotce of four fine cars-Bonnesvillts t: .. cut1've ~ •!!: and Catalina-All these cora f'e 1oady' to 11.o-on.' ~ ::::: 1968 loop opener at Glllljlolls on Frida;/, s,pt. 20.) Glenn Trout, who ·was 9-0 In 1966 at Stanton Local to earn "COlcb-oCYear" honors In theEaalernDistrlct, has 12 veterans back tnm last yosr's $-5 club. "Bob Brennan hes cllllljiUed a 70-311-2 overaU coochlns record lnelud!ng 51).23-2 at WeUston. Twe.ty lettermen, lneludlns aU· leasue middle guard Steve Price and quarterhacit Rick Perdue, brot!ter of former Ohio ,Stall atsr Tom, !lgure 1<> brln6 lhe Rockel& back !rom a 4-6 record last season. "Senior Hljo' DeSiephen, honorable menUon all-leasue quarterback last year, will lead Jackson In Ben Buckles' coachins debut at the school. Logan finished second In the le13Ue last year under D I c k Mikes Wit!t an S.1 overaUreoord. •l'f,li,liS,.;'hlcliil6iil.las-'ir ec:rord In Its nrst year ot ""'radon last seaaon under (llarles Chancey, has 11 returnlns lettAormen but Ogures w place out of the. money In lite race lor rop honors. lronWn, S-4 laat season, makes its l8ague debut wlt!t.elghtlettAor· men retornlns arid lite amaUest team phyolcally the school haa fielded In yosrs. Here' a a brief rundown on two Ieasuea Clli!II>Hed by Sklmer: SOUTHEASTERN OIDO ATHLETIC LEAGUE Logan (AA) ftnlshed S.l but lost the conference to Mel.iL Logan baa 6 regular• IDd 6 le~ termon returJilnr, The Chle'taina: will be itrobg trmn tackle '' $2,595 · ~ ;: 63 Pontiac I $ ' ', · .. ~ . ' lt•..:....:"ed llo.i.. .... .......,. .Tlo!,:._, i ' . . " • .......,.. lbn'· .....,. • ....,., 'L''' , lll!l~ ...51 1.2 ,5G3 IJlh ~ erllplud for ' il>e """' .If the~~ trl~,q;. ' ~~ ~: A~·~· 13-ts-tfor lito ,ear. ' · . l:.i . · ·: ' ·. Cl~.....,.S. , ,.;5~ 4&;~45 8 I'UDf' In tiKi -rh olthe DIDth )r the·Aiheftleril·alle!" _ _JiUili· II!IIPMIII~ lor lilt! so*'! oUt, t.Mgalo 7-11~1. , . Bollwn. ••••• ; 5,0'•4~ ,su 101;, lll!h!l, li'"'• Sslurda,J.~rn.o. ed oeroas 'cf¥o mor~ ~u.,. 111 Illl~~ocinllrstlildllllrd- · Fqr the winners, Eric Hum~nd··· ·;.· :!~· G0,491ll~ to , enm~nat.o tl!t. N•iia: 4~ lite elgbtl) ~ . a~ylli&~ a ; .J.lave~~~~·~~~udi,.._.c. lilel and Mark!lullockhadtrt- w1n. l · ·. t · .. ~ndeiota ••• ,.. 5o ·, t90 .1..,. 12-!11nt!tet9f8'Diitr!cnemt- .n~Iead, , .. , _ tnetile~fOU-i.IIIWftik. ,Plea.R~Wwa•Qieb!Jipwith Line._.: , . :. ··· '· . < r·. New·Yorl! ... .'46' 4t.484 ''J4 . IDihal~~ .~- 'ed.,,loe•('lh~.-.u,.Sieve. J.trl- tiJreeh!tsiDIIR•eRBI'•. Molp, ••• 101010,._.tlt15 '""' ! l ' ~·, ,',47 5!':480 14\1 Tba .AihenlariiWere to battle >1hree Alb- walkl, I w!ld,j,ltd., ;;~rlllg atne:fed I<> 1011, a<:opngtwo 'l'on1 Spencer led the ,Mlllp Athenil. , 002 030 Olw 12 • I ,·, ,~ ;;• d1i•l&o ~~·~•.-:.tl54.t3~_.19 Lll!calller•tiiiOft~forthe three Athena""""a,..irl!l~a. itunt, l!ld lt' \laatled, 11-11. aaAUit with foUr h!t~ · in tour ~ - ll*l:. . '·· . ,, ·'' . . J. 1. '·· .... '·' '~~:!.• ...... . . , ,35Bl , 365251h 41airlct "crpWR, LOPca!Jter ad· all!llel~'l'OIII'~IildDen- -• 'l'om ,&!llile~ ,trips wit!t tour RB1'1. GeOrp cor 4 ·~ ~-l!ra!C*'- ' I'ITTSBUIIGH (VPI) -,John f'Aw#<j~~ 'atDsJ-. " , •· / ';(~ ·'-, -,~ SIIP.ntiJt~ . ~sUits , · vanc!i!l ·t!> lito iln.l1ln lito win- nlo Ault ~cud t!Mi ftv.ololelca tWeOn t!tlid IDd ~ ~~ S&uer bad two doutil" .!Or the Pel'l',l' ('7) 11. CalVIn (8) .iljd II. Edlvarda drove In two run1 wit!t • 8eb Tolan .lalu!ed on f ··Wild' waihllliljln•5 Booton 4 nora ~,,...,.._ ''At!t111i made, It run a. Atllilt$ came back With ~ 1ilth tile wiDnl;;g Ioaers. w~~ (V}t. IIUII. ...f.' &ohW)eandaQcrUI!"'fiJ"topa~ ptttb ~r.,.cbeci;llrat :In lbe ~III'Y.ork~. CIIo~. 3 inlbelo. .aJii,j,ckot. . .· two lit the elchth, ~ng It 11: · ·· jf,..~-------.;...,_;, .lbe St. Louis· C&rdlpab to a~ sl>th, '· moved tO oeconil on uell'oll at Baltimore, night !I!Qul4 'Athena win. ,alter- 7. :'iQtoey over lhe Plttaburgb PI· Mooiie'l wild 11tck-<lft ,atUimPt. Mlhne~QI&.. at' O&kland, twlll(!ht noon'• WI, a 10CC!Iid same will In the - m of .lite illmb, :,_., Slturda)o, Hhindihe ~lxohtt Wok t!tlrd ·on Or!Indo. C'Aipeda• 1 d!I...., at California, .night follow. Should Lanei~Oter wlll·ihe lldp Deoldoon, o pinch hitter, pltch!nr of Steve cartOOn. grOIIIIIkJui and scoreil on Ed- . · . ~·a Probable Plt<:hers contest, It 'IIIII.- adY'incs. til lhe led ocr with awalk. Mark Bullock • ClritOI!WI&re!lliiulhlelorthe warda' aecrltice fiJ"U>lell. Mlllll!seta (Merritt Ml) at state tournamelll, ~ed to lrlplud, acorlng DomiiiOOL That · thlrcl run hilllaolf when he slam· The C&r\llnala scored t h e 1 r Oakland (Krawae Ul 4:30 p.m. begin on Aq. 12 Ill At!tena. made It 11..!1. !bud hl.l ,second homof l.W t be fourt!t run In the ninth on olnsle• .Chicago Glohn7-3)atCalifonda . Mslgs held a lllln ~ lead Lance llepp grounded out to .r!f\11 O~ld seats In tho llllh !Do by Mike Sba!IIIDII, JUlian Javier (Murphy 2-3) 4 p. m. after alx lnnlngl J&stsrilay, IDd ~or, Bullock remained on .JIIrii otr rookie Bob Moose, who and Bogar Mirto. New York (Bahnsen 9-8 IDd ~t his seventh game agalnot carlton, who handed . lite Pi- Peterson 6-.')) at Cleveland(Tiant I ~es Yiclorloa. ratsa lbelr 13th shutout at the 19-8 and Hargan 6-llot"WIIUams 1-f.·'!'lle Clrdlnals got carlton the season, fanned tour, wall<ed two 7~), (%), I p. m. ~- f\11 he needed fO!' hialOth and waa never lnaerloustroOible. Booton CLonborg 1-3) at Wasl>1 IYIOkii tp!nai five Joiaealn the MOose went ....,n·-lnnings, tnswn (Pascual 9-5), 1:30 p.m. 1 :tl,llll lml~Wo , Lou lirock alnsled, )'Ieiding three runa IDd live hits lletrolt (Lillich 74! at Balli· third • Curt whUo otrlklng out sevenandwalk- more (McNall¥ 12-8), 5:30 p.m. IF10Cid'a grouJllloout and scored on tng one. lolonday'a Games Chle&go at Oakland, nlgltt ,.. Mlnnesoll at Calllornla, night . I New York at Detro14 nl!lht ;v Waahlnsoon at Cleveland, night Colt•' lineman Bubba Smidt, pre81 United Press IJXemalional J Ba!Umnre at Bosl<>n (2) Yiouslf had tryouts wit!t the Colts GREEN BAY (UPIJ - Tile I NATIONAL LEAGUE Green Ba,y Packers pared t!telr and Chicago Bears. I' · (Night Games Not Included) In-camp rooter to 58 pleyers CLit were: Ridley GlbiOil, a defensive beck from Ba,ylor; 'l'on1 Sa:turdey when six rookies were I' St. Louis- • . . 3!-.s!';t. GB EFFECTIVE cut and another, WHile Rl(y Smith, Rowland, defensJve back rrom W',;,~TO'N (UTh Frank H d' Ingle d Atlanll . . .• , 54 46 .541 12 AUGUST I, 1968 lett camp voluntarily. Dllnola College; Frank Gelaul' ~"' ~., e llWllr s 8 rove · Cincinnati .... 48 46 .511 15 lahlnBton Serlltora scored tour home Stroud with lite second run Fran •••. 49 50 _495 IIJlh Smidt, a tree agent running man, Ranker from Rhode Is: : 1 In the !~fat budns wlt!t the and two more runs came acroas , (llleqo •• , . .50 51 •495 !6\', bock and brolher of Baltimore land; Rm Wort!tem, center !rom ~ of ~ h!ta, two Walke IIIIi on alnsles by Ken MeMuUen, Ber· Philadel!lhla 48 51 474 lll'h - - - - - - - - - Arkanass Stele; Tom OWens, Jl Wild plleh S&turda)' toturaHck nle AUen and Jim French. ' · ' gosrd !rom Missouri - Rolla, · aoston 1lecl Sox~ Aller Bualon bad ~rowed Its New,York .... 48 54.471 19 TENNIS UPSET and Metro Gerela, tho !reo agent Demlls lllalns,the lastoUoor de1lclt w ~.1heS&nstorsseored :::,u•Ange~- ·:~ -~~ ~~h BAASTAO, SWed&n (IJPJ) - specialist - kicks soecer-acyle Roeer Teylor of Britain and w!t!t either foot. Uhlnrtoa pltcbera, put out a whet proved to be the decisive s •' • ·· " . ~- In the alxth IIIIIJW wlt!t the run In lhe fourt!t when Ron Han- Houston~ "- .. ~4 56 •440 22 Nicola PUle or YugoslaVIa, Tile Packers' two tq> draft sorprloe winners of Frlday choice&, Fred Carr IDd Bill ~ llllud and oneoutandplt<:J>. aell reached second on an error turdsy 8 U..sults matches, take on l.C)Set victim& Lueck, are wit!t lite College All.$:1,000 MINIMUM DEPOSIT jldaladoutblllt!terosto!theway by Joe Foy and camearilundon i,hi::; 2 t;:tt~~· 1 8 Demis Ralston of Bakersfleld, stars, Who play Green Ba,y in tp 1 proaerve l .....r Joe Cole- Stroud' a siiW(e, • ... •a alxlh trium(Jh ' against 12 Reggie (lmlt!t and Fay icored Atlanta at Philadelphia, night cant, and Jobn Newcombe of Chicqo Frldey nigbt 90 DAY MINIMUM ..,. . two runa each for the Reel Sox. Cincinnati at New York, night Australia Wdey In aecond round The Packers work&d out SatINTEIEST PAID $EII-ANNUALL Y Smidt brougbt homo lhelr ftrst Son Fra':"lsco at Houston, night acUon In the eU pro Champion urday mornln6 in preparation for 1 lle1 Vn10r uld Ed Stroud walk~ IQ lllrt Ibn Washington nUy rmiD the secondwhenhewalked, &mday s Probably Plt<:hers Cup tennis U>urney. lite All-Stars and were given I!Ptnst illl'ter_Gary BaU. Unaer .' went to third onRicoPetroceUI'a All Ttmea ED'l' Tl,ylor overcame a two set &lnd&y off. ~eorid a1J the way crOp, second single IDd scored 18 Foy hit ClncinnaU(Maloneyll-6latNew . deftclt w q,aet Bulawn 3-6, 3-6, Gener~l manager Vince Lom~strOud moved to third on 1 toto a double ploy, York (Seaver 9-6), 2p. m. S-4,'9-7, S.l whilePUic sUit>rlsed bardi announced two veterans, ·lilJ4 pitCh. Smith hit hio alxlh homer of the St. Louts (Jaster 6-.')) at Pitts- Newcombe 6-1, 6-1, 1~, 6-4. year 1a the fourth and Bo ..,. burgh (McBean 7·9) 1:35 p.m. They will switch op-nll !or Dlard Gale GUI!ngltam IDd Cll&rterback Zeke Bratkowlkl, bad added anolhe~ ""' In lhst ~ns Atlanta GlarYis 10-7) at PltiJa. today' s matches. signed 1968 contracts. · as Fay singled and scored on delphia •(L Jackson 9-12), 1:35 I . ~ ::l . ·: ~'~~~~~:,.'f~ ' , ''' ' . . ·.s.·•t''·,' ' . '/f·u ·37L., Pci. GB A'r!IENS'. 'i .,: I - ,....,.., - ~e:= · be•l ott.... .< best • .., nort!t" illd wonders If 11a1111n hopes 8 rlllfo $995 ·~ !~or~_!~~: · =:::~~=t~:: V8 LeSabre 4 dr. S.don. Sparkling dark blue finis~ RAWLIN.GS .DA SALES · . ~ 81><\l"'lod J?,reolflll&oNtloaal ··.•· I JU£Y CLEARANCE PRICES f ~~:'":..m~~·p:::!":~ ::> :11· " . miles, very, very nice. 1965 CA 1'1., Dream Tovrlng, 250cc, black, roll bar, front and rear ralls, luggage rack, roll & pl11teclseat, 1 nice one. 1963 CA 72, Dream Touring, 250cc, black, rear seat rail, sadclle bags, wahield, mdy to go All these cycles have four speed transmissions and electric starters, euy terms, ready to go. ' . . '' . .· ' Pro Football Briefs 67DODGE .•, seat rail, luggage rack, roll & pleated seat, slvrp blue color,·excellent condition .. ·, .. . ' I ~::::::~:::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~~::::::;:::::::::; :::: ::: : 1966 CAn, Dream Touring, 305cc, black, roll bar, luggage rack, 9000 1962 CAn, Dream Touring, 305cc, rear ..' attAond. :< Super .• awk, 305cc, reel 3000 adual · ..... twin carbs., sharp and ready • go. .~· 1966 CB Allen PultJ, Arbo.i MOore, KeYin Stutler,~~~~ FCH"Ibea. S&cond Row, ·Jimm,y, Joe · · Jim Abloa, Jolm ilrueser, Jim Hubbard,.' Rick Aah, Arnold, Steve Jenkins and PaUl Kloeo, lllalllger, Mlek ney il<llmaD, Steve . parents of Hannan Trace foot,. baU players. AU are urged 1<> was America's Fool-Scap with May wnduct . . . ·• ,.... ·wE NOW PAY Area Teams Featured In Buckeye Mag~ine GALLIPOLIS - Noel Heis- . ter, new !ootiJoll coach ot the Hannan Trace 111gb School WUdcats, has set 8 p.m. Morr day, Aug: 5, as ••Get Acquainted Night" tor players a n d plate from a mesa hall table. •• L&Wio ..Ul be coachlns with ot Oregoo troJi: lett, HOST TEAM twr-ent to begin today at the Munlctpol Park Field ln,S,,acuae, will go q, agalnstChesilireat6:30p. m. lolonday. GIJI!!IB today are Middleport vs. Dowler'a Transmlsolon of Parketsburg at 2 p. m. and Pcmeroy vs. South Parkersburg F11llDCe at 4:30 p. m. Members of the Syrieuae squad are tr'!nlrow, · the Alin'a rudder had a detect ustenhouse and his crew had w miiiiOUVer t!telr boat with the sails and an auxiliary rudder lite aldjlper maclo of. a wood8n before. tt llO&ch Bill Bowerman Syracuse, host team for a PbiG- Jioguo UcaJ miles from Travemuende, l!lllg distance events than ever , · . '· ".' ':.1 , 1/'t'' 'brllUant nautical perforlnancli" according to a apokeaman for the organizers. He salcl that some l,!iQO RID· Arthur Hanson of Washinston, D.C. America's Ondlne, with New York mllllmslre S. A. Long aa skipper, won 'the West German (llanceUor' • Cup, ' , ,: . .· , \ "' tronllhll"<! 118Yen man crew turned ID a WU.BERFORCE, Ohio (UPIJ -Central stale Unlverslcy At!tleUc Dlrecwr Gaston Lewis will leave here Monday for Lake Tahoe, Nevada, where he Will lake up dulles as assistant Olympic track coach. America's runners are at the Nevada site for high altltud& trslnlng for lite 1968 Mexico Clt7 Olympics. Er.thuaiastic aboot tlds year's Ol7mpic track team. L&Wis tald, "rts the best we~e ever had It everybocb' who qualities d&cides to compete, uwe•ve got the best depth weJye ever had, and we're bet· tor in lhe middle distance and , . , uwis To Assistant . 'k • .' ,._. . . ., •. ..·. ',,, 4 0 .'Tr1ump · Germ8n Pt"..a-. "I don't ·lhiiiR that I wiU porS,52to0WIIIcal mili J4Jurne1 from · ,Berliluda to IIlia West Ger_man Uclpate In llllllller trans...wannc Ba!Uc port on oecaalon ot . lis reptta," said Wellman, whoRS tOOth annl•erl&l')', laid that ID- nicknamed ''Serubby'tblbl.aaevdiiiO'J ekli>per, S&Dwel K. WeU· en enw membsn. Wsllman, whose crew h!ll an averap aao of 50 years, al10 • woo lite Bermuda Government CUp. Aura II, akl!IIIOred by Wallace - . . ot a!lcqo, IDd bla Serve As . .t . · 'TCS . a l 'fJ ' ' GerlllliiY 1111111 . ol Bedford, Ohio,. - out Mao. wltll . .IDOthtr 'Amoii<O!i bOii, it.e Aura Of lite .... at D, In .. final ~ lllndlnp, :Wollman, who coltl!r.atid hla . of 76t!t blrtiKW mJ4nJ tlmliiSII . trans • Atlantic f&cbt the race hia •eliel, al10 · ' (' s I ~ Winner; . , :. 11The Sundt7 Times Sent,!ne~ Sunday, JIIQ28, f118•y • • • , "'. ..,. ~s, X•d~o ... ' . •;. • • ~~ll!ti TWa Sentblel, Sollda7, JIIQ U, 1~ ' ef )a. .. ~·· . . . '. ' ~·~ 11$11 tAl LoT . ' -•: '' ~. r • '· Tres~ · ~· . ~· . ' FOR EVERY loli•• ' ··bla,ll· tbe.doria IICilll! aet ..iih -~ the sidelines and: ~..,... lhato. · Keepaa:J:ce• 't Rlea1111; rm.ed No. 5 In the Unitod !latst, ,moved Into tllcj IIDaJ nund Friday 1>1 def~ns Rll"llilora ef Saulh Alrlca In · str.... alllil ...... ' . WI e • .IUSTEI)? GIJtTAI t •. atM. e Guit3rs0n Yeti 5TIINOS AX THAT . ' TIFFitf CII~DIT . rot = ' 'Tomor..O.:, (Monday), i.at D. ~·,t·otf'Ot.tr -SEMI.;AN~UAL ,"".."'j . IU.OVA & Anr bcca.to. .. Rltht FOR.ILENKO ·Gills c:""",....., Ml!ny Detftnt . .... IWY • !, '· �- ~.. ' :·;~~ ·a··· : Y..... •" ' • . ,., ~,· ·'• ., , ._,,II.. ' il ' ill'l· • ·n a· . ' . .·Pt. . ..., ' >' . ' :,' llt'll<l!~; ··~~~~ · ;li .. : · u~ · .i , ..-,.,-,i/{I · • ~ '··. d I : · • DJW:"~ ~. •. • • ,. ~ , ID ~ ,tile inlui l'.f'!'\liiiQ p)aiq ...., ~lzl;,i the -•.•stn,J, ~ ,it o~~ w~~· vlf!dl!ll~ ' lnlpo1'lano' r1. .lite slr!JI!8er mark~ posl\fO!!. iijin~ an.~ ...,tor ;;, u.e w111t 1n the . ~ket_bjJ ,, c•• MUCH NOlMAL AVEIItGES: JULY U·AUG. 15 Above-normal procipitatioJI is forecast in north and south Atlantic coast otatss, tho north Pacific coaat and some southwestern roclono, Lay of the Land Three New Farm Plans Developed •t.. ·' ••' By RONALD GILKESO~ Soil Conservation Service Mason Courrty PT. PLEASANT - We attended the Leon Water System Gold· en Glass Dedication Ceremony last week. Eight miles of water line were laid in Leon to distri· bute water from an 85,000 gallon storage tank to the citizens ot Leon. The source of water Is a well near the Kanawha River. Warren D. Keefer, m~J~or of Leon, introduced Governor Hulett C. Smith who spoke brietly to the group of citizens and guests present at the ceremo~·. Guestf included A James Manchin, State Director of the Farmers· Home AdmlnJstratlon, and James M. THREE MASON COUNTY landowners recently developed c~ senation farm plans. RonaldGtlkeson of SCS assisted with the planning. Ronald White developed a plan Donohoe of the Economic Devel- for his 5Q..acre fann on Route opment Administration. These two federal agencies gave financial assistance for the project. U.S. D. A SoU Conservation Service gave consultive assistance. 2 about two miles east or Pt. Pleasant The entire farm consists of gently sloping pasture- land. Mr. White plans to develq, Close Loo~ at Sales Necessary By PAT GLASS ments like these or have you Ext. Agent, HIXIle Econ. GaUia made them yourselt? Let's take a closer look at sales. Sales are held for many rea- COUnt,)' GALLIPOLIS - "I didn't real- sons: To get you into the store; to introctuce new product&; to ly need It -but it was on sale. Why, who could resist such a good buy?'' Have you ever overheard com- make room for new goods; to seD sUJl)lus or shop..worn goods. The • - ' 30,000 Free Weather Seedlings are Roundup f :)!)Tj .,~ ' " ~ buys. - Remember, nothingisabal" GALLIPOLlS - Temperaglln 'unte.• yob need iL. · tures, predpltation 1m;! Weather SEASON SALES come at end corxlitions for each 24-lJOur perot the season, just before the iod as recorded by Pete McCornew stock arrives. Excellent barmick at the Fairfield Weather " Distributed gains are frequently otrered on Station. GAI.UPOLIS - Gallla Cooll\)' landowners received 22,000 tree pint IOOdllngs this Year under Wool VIrginia Pulp and Paper Colllpony'a campaign to help landowners plant their Idle acres to a forest crop. High Low Prec. &mda.Y " " • . 90 59 37 Monlay ...... 90 67 : 53 Tuesday • ' •• " 90 64 Wednesday •••. 92 69 Thur &day • • • • • 86 . 69 1.33 Friday .. , , , , • 81 70 .IS James Lemaster, Westvaco saturday •••.•. 74 68 foreltel' ~r the area, Aid WestAverage high temperature for vaoo liOuiht the oeodllngo !rom the week this year - 86.1 detho Dlvlolon or Foroatry and Reclamation, Ohio Dopt. or Nat. grees; last year- 87.2degrees, Average low temperatures for uraJ Reaources. the week this year - 66.5 deIn Meigs Coonty landoWners grees; last year- 62.4degrees. received 8,000 !reo pine seedTotal precipitation for the week lings. Mr. Lemaster estimated this yeor - 2.38 Inches; last that 10 acres in Meigs councy year - 0.26 or an inch, were planted this season with Total proc!J>Itatlon to date this tho total or trees purchased by year- 28.81 inchea;laatyearthe landowners and matched with 25.821nches. !reo seedlings by Welllvaeo. Normal average preclpltatloo Weatvaco planted 255,000 seod- annual!)' 38.40 Inches. Unc• Day on 299 acres ol its own llado In tills area. He eltbnated 54 Gallla acres ware planted thla sea1011 with the total or trees purchased by the landowner 1 and matched with free oeedllngs by Welllvaco. 1lle Olllo Division or Forestry ' Reclamation, U.S. Soli eon. oonatlon Service, U.S. Agrlculfllral Stabilization and Conser. vation Service, Ohio Extension semce and Coull\)' Soll and Water Conoervatlon District lloan!s, all cooperated with Westvaoo to best sales are held by established stores. They want to keep your good will and your business. When you buy at sales: - Consider the time, energy, am money costs of getting to the sale. - Shop at the start of the sale for the best selection. - Be sure the sale price is an actual reduction from the regular price. -Watch for imperfect or damaged articles. - Chtck styles; items likely to go out of style may be poor appliances, furniture (February and August), opporel (AprU and Jul,y), linens (January), rugs and · household accessories. two springs aOO construct watering troughs to supply water for the cattle which graze on t he farm. He also plans to. follow a good program of liming, fertilization am proper stocking to keep the pasture produ ctt ve. Mr. White's rather, HeJU"y White, own- ed the land previously. He was considered a good farmer and was a former supervisor of the Western SOU Conservation Districl BRYCEL D. DURST has completed a plan lor his farm. It is located on Secondary 22 about 2 miles off Route 2 near the juncUoo or Rooto 2 and 87. 1lle farm consists of about 40 .acres of haylard, 60 acres of pastur~ and 60 acrea or woodland. Much of the pasture area is steep and difficult to treat. Because of this, Mr. Durst plans to convert the haylard to what is known as tall grass pas- ture. The land will be seeded with orchardgrass and ladino clov~r. One cuttl.., of hay will be made aboot the last or May. After a period or time to allow the gran lo reeover, the cattle will be turned ln on the field. By uslng tfle grassland in this manner, Mr. Durst wiU be able to &reatb' incr-..e the ounber.or cattle which the !arm will Bltlport. A pond and trough are also planned to supply water for the Also, the greater concentra- same ehangea taldns place tnour eCOIICilll1 mel make corre-.1- PJUV ATE SALES are held several days before a public ar>nouncement of t~ sale. The charge account cuatmter usaally gets the best barplns, lor he gets Orst pick. call for a pon:l repair, spring SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE: development, construction or two store buyers pick up goods at troughs and some woodland (enccut--prices arxl the savings are l.., passed along to the custanera. Just make sure the price and LAKIN STATE FARM laid out the quallt,y are In line. ANNIVERSARY SALES are 350 feet o! tUe lost week. Denver Yoho or USDA SOU Conservation store-wide promotions. Watch for Service assisted with the sw-vey real borplns. Are be!Oif-standand design. The main purpose or ard Items .. on sale" without a this tile ia to carry away surface real price cut? "ater which runs off the road Watch the sales! Yw can get a Into a barn loL Thlo runo!!water real borgaln If It Is something will enter the 12-lnch tUe line you need and Ir you shql carethrough a surface Inlet to be built lully, near the road. ' .....,-- Insemination." Ills reported that Ieday a milk procesalni plant handling leas !llan five million poundt ot milk per mootll ma.y hove trooble aurvlvlng. With tlila oonoolldatlon ol milk plillls, lite farmer~ cllcor Ia f1nc1I118 that bo muat ""rk more clooely wl t b hllo NEW .SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED ' . .See.us for the .• ~ . t 1 '" NEW INTERN~ Fl!'r Sale or Tr~e · . n'. ~MPJNG · ~. rnolorleool$'. Little, Chellllrt. reilotrllllon or All Twins desiring more Intbru .iln- formation on the International mel tour on Sat. Twlna Conventlllll, may write to will tho All Ju<lf stlllwagon and Julie Kirk, held at 114 N. Lafayette Dr. Muncie, wh• 34 Indiana. (47303) ~~~tolwln Melvin I ,. HEAVYWEIGHT illel paid, . . Slate ~ 'l"· ~ after ~lJJ-11 p.m. . . nmN. S 1'00111 •., EXTRA SPECIAL EASY TERMS INTEREST FREE TIL JAN. 1, 1969 Save Money Now At Gallipolis ,Tractor Sales · State Rt. 7 In Kanauaa PHONE 446-1044 * -.r an utJJitill paid; adutls '".m. --\ ~ '·' r l ·" 1, · ' · .·CENTRAL SOYA · ·-~ . 1•11 I tplrtmenl, 1!11 I - '1M bome or remodellna. "" us. ·we ·m ~den. Dlilrlllutor 'I for ·J!'ot~' ApPliances. 'An&. .; lOll ~ , ·.,, 1M tr Dllf:l\lllriCo ,_ ' l STOIUol DOORs olo WINDOWS AWDings, euporta, railings Lowe Brolhen Palnbl wanpaper, Picture Framtns ForS.Ie ELI!lCTROLUX CLEANBR.. Free bome demonatralion. Ph. MULLINEAUX DECORATING 446-1108 1'15-U31. 171-8 Slnco 1111 251 '!bird Avenne, GaiUpoUs ' - iO IN. BICYCLES. Pboue .lEEP plclrup, I WD, 'U Dodge van, '9 Clleoy. Ph. 179-2114. 1'10-6 'a CADILLAC, air c., n e w tlretl, perfect cond. H. Annstrong, Crown City. &QII, USED Furniture: Admiral refrtg., Phllco WliSber, re<ord 171-8 · player, e1ec1r1c range, 111 IINIS SlfASTA 15 II. camping range, Uvlllg room sulle, biSh dlalr, coO spr!Dp. Rice & traDer. Ph. 4{0.11111. 172-U Corbin Furniture. 1'10.10 1 - 8 MOO'J'H OLD reptered 1Mf 81'BIIBO wbple Herelord llull. Ph. ZSS. 1114. I!J.3 LOVELY WALNuT oonaole witb AM olo FM radio. 'Ibis set sold DIIICh hlsber. 'Ibis set has re11184 RAMBLICR, good cord storage. Take over paytlon. Ph. 448-«134. ments ol S5 per montb or pay ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cfean. balance due fi.OUII. Try It In ' )'OQr bome. Call m.aaa. ner will! an atiiC!mlena,good ' 17W I!IJCIIon, fU.OO. Call 4tf.WII. ~1111 af'- 5 p.m. 172-1 IIJ.3 WANTED 17).3 Blue Lustre. Rent electrte l!blmpooer $1. Central Supply 011. 1744 GOOD 000KING APPtBS now rudy. Cecil Slr8oal, 0Je. lhlre, 31'1-71JG. t!J.3 NOTHING LESs tbiJI the IGOk 1•1 IIAJILEY DAVIDSON 74 o.av. Perteet condition, to.ded, lib new ... firm, ao tradel. 1!:. L. Alklnl, Bolzar · Airport, Gallipolis, 0. Pb. ol IUCeell wilo!a ,00 I Spidel wUdl band. llee . . a11n1 In yellow or wblte gold. TawneJ JenlrJ. l'll.e CARPI'I'S -· ~101, t'JS.a CLJ:AN Blue Lustre mablwith the Job • me.. ~ eleclrlc abam2 N1CB RIDING loiAliES. I pooer ... ltlleppn, • lit J'H.f quarter and I gallad. Phone Aft, '. . . 1'/N "'-~ IN Y - Alii COMI>I· TlONID DINING llOOM AND 'AT TBI fAIOI TID BAYING A ft1l,L VIZW no• YDUa PATIO DOOM 0'1 THil AC'I'IYJTY ON 'I'RI 0011 covau. filii; a UD10011 II.ICK INCWDa A IIODJDJlN JttlaDN. 1.,. BATHS AND V'I'ILft"r JIOOK ON IIADI P1.AXm PLI18 A PULL :a.\1&IIINT. 1'1"8 AJf DCIILLIHT LOCATIOX AND VDY OOOD CONDITlON. ON& or A XIN'DOWND L&AVINCJ, 'l'IANSJ'D. RID 'I'<> COWIIBIII. Bargain Hunter Here's Your Chince rr IS UllGJN'I' THAT R UU. TBIS ROD IJIIDDL\TJLT. rra A LAJlGI l ft.OOIL PLAN W1TB ~; NDaOOJII. I'AMILY &0011. LARGE UV1NG 8.0011 Wl'1'H J'IUPLA.CI:. 1"'- 8ATII8.. LUG& GA&AG& 4X4 A LdO& PLAT J.r.\ND8C'APID LOT AS a..oB TO Til& M.W ltOP'ITAL 111'11 All YOU CAN Oft. CAU. HOW . lJ' YOU WANT AHYnGNG lH TB1B ABU. POB A LOW LOW PRICK 01' 111.100. Low Down Payment f t BAV:S A B&AHD MPI I BIDROO>I 1101111 WITH NICI LARGK BUILT IN Kl'l"CCD:N. 1~ BATHS, WOOD II1JII!lfiNG J'IB&. Pl..A.CB AND ATI'ACHa) G.w. AGE. THIS SOJa II PIUCID 1'011. QUICK SAL& DICAUBW OWND. HAll 3 TO 111LL. ITI ~ VDY NIC& 1101111 AKD PIUCID YDY B&U4)NAIILL New Split IAvel $16,900 IJ' YOU MUD t BaD.OOIII. IIIU IT 18. QB.Y NICS Lo\ROJ: IIODaUI BUILT 1M Kl1'CIII:N. 1~ BA'l'BI AND GAJIAO&. CONvmuDtl' LOCA'1'1011 I lOLa OIJT, A SINGJCR ancl a White aewlnC RJ!JSPONSIBLE party to uaume paymenbl of SS.tl per liUidllne left lor repair ancl lllllllll! or pay balance due. nevar pldL:ed up. Your choll!l f/II.M for 1168 slereo console o1 eltbar for rel'lllr biD ol tlfJI. Call 4ti-WII. IIJ.3 with radio, t apeed automatic c:banger. Call 6'15-DI. 174-tf 1 ·coMPLETE SET of Ludwig drums, )ltlco ... Pit 4tf. !Ill IMPALA SS, tOt 1!118· t Olli. tn.e 1]111. Priced to sell. l'llmw 1'/W • :116-M21. It FT. Kauflman day cruiser equipped with dual Sl liP USED TRACI'ORS: I M.F. 135 gu, 1 M.F. &0 iU, 1 F~. Gale o.x.c. JIIIKvrl, _hctoly 110, I Fer(. Ill, I 100 Pord, 1' ll'fller. OOIICftllle, W. Va. 1160 Ford, 2 - 1851 Fordo, I m.IIDJ. I'J'S.IO J.D. 10-10, 1 J.D. 20-10: Used 2 BASE cablnet&--1 :!6"dl", I I poiDI mowers, fill and up. IO"d", formlca IGps. 2 wall BALERS: I N.H. a with motor, I M.F. No. 3, I M.F. No. ' cablnetl, f41.11111. 17U 10. 111128 lracter Uru $45, 12dii t&O. a new cutten, I', I YEAR OLD reatstered Teo.leldlni. Pb. . . . . 5', 6' In stoct, price liliiO and JIJ.3 up. GaiUpoUs Trac:tor Sales, KlnltJIII. Pb. 4{0.1044. 17~1 :•7 VI 4 dr. Forcl. 4 11011 tlrett, ballerY, bnb 1IDingl ancl t TREAT RUGS RIGHT, they'D bal'ftl carb. $110. Pb. t4f. be a del!glot If cleaned wltb •• 1'0I1UU Modem Colonial Owfter Moved Must Sell Ow•ner TransferNd To Akron AND 18 LIAVINO IIIIIND A VDY NICK I DDBOOII AANCII PO& lOIII O'nl8 LUCKY FAJIILY, IHCLVDID 18 A. LA&GJ: UVJKG a0011 HUG& WINDOW WALL AND ·JUS. PLA.CIL FAMILY JUliDIIL \J'I'ILo rn 10011 .um lDI'I c. ITO.. &AGL llJICA'IWD OM A LAaGJ: JDI' CLC:8& IN. ft1U. PUC11 II ..... CHIC& '1'1111 OMI TODAY. wna Ba (!ome, enly I yn old located oa a - Sftte Rt. 588 FOR $S:GIIO, you can piii"'baM ~~ A., 110 bldg., plenty tfm. · ::;. pl:.,:..ilOO brick, loeated 111' ll ~~~.lot,to' ~ fuUA~1, b.... P """"'• ,..... -•· 5PUT LEVIL ,...__·L' • .... w •sting , • ERIIESJ ,• . Thunn-. Ohio . 7 room - S BR bome, nc. tl A. FARM, 2 mory framl! 33Jear•ollperfeaoo Ahoi.. .._ ..... well ~ a-'p - 24S.$26t or IUOtD large -ltlt<ben. ..._... '""'"" ~.. "'"' ,.....,, Centnl Sojca ~ IDteroom througbout plenty timber, loeated In L::::.::~.:::::J base~ prago, Ideal b,.. Sprlugfteld Twp. WIIJ trade. 'I'DM1'I:'II n:sr COII'IBOt lloll. Shown 0111y by appoint. "•ccoo" Front;;ge ment. 252 A. FARM, 3 bedroom bome, ~~U,' ~~~-: 638 THIRD AVE. lob. bale, some bottom land, EltermJtaJ '1'hbl 2 BR bome II Ill good OIIJI. plenty pasture, water In bam, 10 Belmont Dr. . , tr llltloa fOOIDI m all larse t . located near Nortllup. • ' WE NEI!!D IJmNGS ANY · roomy walk in closets, room to LOCAnON. LET liEU' IIOMJCR HARRI90if llnlsb, two twms upataln, front YOU WATER Ilellver7 Serme, aiD and llde pon:h, awalug, deep f>1!b ..._ 4tUm 14 Brl day or nlgbt. Rio ar.de, lot wltb trull lftea, abrubl ancl Doq 'll'etllnolt PI! 4tt-4l4t • Oblo. Pb. MSa15. D4f ~nea. can be any time, .. ~ L. llllrd. 1'11.... _ VaeBDI. .....,..., · ' ' ..._ TJCRMri'B olo PBir OOin'IUll. HOME WITH FAIN Edermlnatlon Co. WbeeJ. Ineome - large I alcory - has enbutg, Oblo. Pll. I'/4.CID. 7 fOOIDI on 11m n..... same on 211-11 seeond floor but not ftnllbed, WATER WELL DJIIU.JJifO outside lira escape. 2 garagea, MY1mS l'umps Sales ' .... deep IGI, $U,300. NEW LOCAnON lee, I'll. 71U835, Ratland, 0. VACATION lAND TRIRD a Bl'ATE IITIIEETI ' c. J. ~. • tr Camp sites, boat l'lllllfll, swim- · Be Your Own Boss miDg, sltllng, hunting, flablng on GROCERY store near town. DOLL Houle Nursery ~ Rac:coon Creek located 10 miles · Buy stoct and equtpmenl tatlon avaflable, reuonablt cknm stream from GaDlpolls, I.oaoe building. Bulldlni In- niM a1ao for llboppJDc or Ohio 10 miles inland quiet wa. cludel store ancl S bedrotJm wurltlng mothm, bourly, diller ior canoes to CI'Uiaera, ,00 apartment. Jy or fteldy nteo. I'll. - . · bring tt. 11 it 1s camping, boatPRICE REDUCED a. • tr tng, or both you oboold 1 e e bedroom ranclJ wltb lbese beautiful Iota for 1a1e in ~garden, city waler _ cop- GOT DUST! CaD Hale's lllllllf Raeeoon Valloy. per plumbing, I IIDaiJ aut. Oiling. Ph. S'/8.11&'1. D4f NEW BRICK bulldlnp, ~ acre !Gt. MORE CLASSIFIEBS Near compteUon - an ett!clrlc NEW LlmNG ON PAGE 19,. bmne, S BR - 2 tun batha in BUY Ibis 2 bedroom bome for color, p~ csblnell in large low down peyment and balklldlen, att8ched garage, deep ance Dnnc:ed tbrough FilA wen, s acres of level land. at ~ per cent. Hal den, Price ~.000. basement. altacbed garase. WEEK-END Wall to wall carpet In !lYing ~ Speclal, Ranch bome with S mom and haD and clrapll. · BIJ. 1arp LR, an built Ill Jdt. l)oQ't Delay call today. chen wtlb· colored ranee~ ·Jam. liSTINGS WANTED dry room, altacbed sarase. fen- Planning to buy <II' aeD? CaD 111• cod yard witb larga wort abop ... .... ......... Olllpe Plo. ~ 12' 1 "" , owner •-· .....,.... a o1ear lllltlnl, ..,_ farm ao Ibis Is a real buy for ........ fin"""'•• c.rter ~. HM'It1 some one. """" ~-•· William Jlall, JII.UII VETERANS! c.r N11Mrt ..Here'• one yoo should aee one atcory IJome only one yr. old, has a deep well and an the quaUlleatlons, s BR, 1arp REYNOLD'S GAUIPOLJ!I TV Uvtng room, earpeted, basement at SoCODd A•enuo witb llrapJace, 1JU fumaee, at. ACIIlll fnlm Post Olllee tacbed garage, paUo. Phaoe 416-8101. Your Emerlon Dealer 80-tf FAIM fO Acres with tobacco bale, XENNI!'I'II STEGER'S larga bam, out!JuDdlnn. lllenty waler. f-nn ponde, good WATER DELIVERY SERVICE Pb. ~. 28'1 u fence. modern I~ atmy 4 BR home with beth. B'OIIAIIT DILLON. Jlelltw :mm reradl;' .. Us ...... t...mo w Ronnl B r - PUBLIC SALE BvtalnD . . . D.H.VVCH)D,Reahor Phone 446-1066 ... .... " ·> I • ' I THURSDAY, AUGUST lth-1 P.M. ' SPECIAL - an eleclrlc lu1ly lltlulated home, very modem, IHdft.ln stone, llll8d< bar. GOotl water llliPPIJ, good bath and abower, garbage dlapolal. 1-'ed on 116 A. • ltJI!r. ar ll4ule :Ill. 5\lA. 5 ROOM bome, batb, fuel on heat, guod W'ell, bam, eorn erlb. two IIOpllc lanlal, CillO uoed now lor tllllra tranar. S7 A. MODERN home, fuel oil lama, UllderlllcJ wltb If&. • cool, Nlllr VIDICIII. l ~ A.., WRY Dice ClOIIIIIry ' - · llltltlem idtdten, fuD. " - ! , ear part, tine ...,_, ...,.. plambtnr, Fndt lnel. . ' ,, ; 9·a ·a· Extra . ' tfi-U IIIAOIN& - BIIJI IIIII s •"r• ..... D. . . . . . . . Mountl.ng Brack~ts, Poles, Spades, and Bolts ' · Gnilde. Pboiit IIUI15. l.tf au. IUThlriA... IIIII... PoiuiroJ, . \~ 13 750 · Near Ni.w Brlcll .. Golf CouneBackYard AAiai4K.~ • 0' ' •· , en, 3 llllllllbo old. CaD 4tf. ~, MIL ........... . • · . TAPPAN gu range, double OV· , ...,. , .. EMBLEM ·,ONLY er~.\o<IIIJ"• and' !lith'~!· IF YOU m bcD\Ibil I 11011 · tact stella AmOitlo Plrll -~· ll'e.vy valvanized steel ,!: . BIGGEST JRADE-IN ALLOWANCES EVER ..... ......u ForRent . ~ LUMP and aflolr., FURN. An. t 'bodnlollll, )IIIJ. GOOD ,· ...... ...... Wlaten! Rio ' !- · yoU beY. K & K MobDe Hom.- ' e*;PI. Pleasant, W. Va. Paul tn.e . · or Gary Nortllup 11'1W81111. ~ci!: spa•e for• ,_, ~ c.i1. .. ··tMIUM .. . on Your Masser-Fer&IISOn Dealer Is Now Glvhq SEE OuR SELJ!JCnON of 12 I · . 11 11. mobile bOIIIell betm 1 iDel!t, Mehi'cle four ~s touring France and choaeo. .. • enly• •. Ph......JJIJ.. · 1t ·Slow·. .· · oving After attending wlmen In several different cat: agorloa such as Moat Identical Twlna In 5 age groops lor both men and women, Most Unalike Twins, Twins Who Travel Fartheot Dlllanco to Attend, Oldell Twins Allendlng and Youngell Twlna Attending. Twin Kings and Twin Queens will aloo be · .. , In the 50 hp ' cmlng the COIIVOn· ~------------------" . lril JI'Dtel. lour da.f• In Sllltzerland. DA'VTClN -: The 34th aruwal Twins Convention hold In Dayton over La. lllel<ond Auguat 30, 3l, I, mel 2nd with head. II the Sberal<>n.llayton 111M ~~ T. GMC 1111 Z1!o T. Cbev, tmmedtale operilnp Ill' twa 11118 ~ T. GMC pickup ·penonable :IOUDI womeu 111M I T. lnler.!latlonal wllo need to make a' mtrlt1955 ~. T. Dodge plelrup mum ol. $110 per week full 19811 I~ T. DodiJe trudL: 1951 I T. Cllev. time. Car' -~· lloDJ.e outalde aales ~ pre. 1155 1 T. GMC femd. Setld to Box 115t 1~ T. Fon! 711, ""' GaiUpoUs Da117 Trl· , 11158 %T. Int. Traetor belle. INS ~ T. Cb!v. pldL:up 1910 ~ T. Chev. Plclrup IIIII I T. GMC inale Help Wlllfed I MbmeapoUs Moline P01rar 1ng organizational acijustmontL Bu.r Now! Trade Now! theoe meetlnga, Knoop wlll opend IIIII Chevrolet ~ Ita ~ '1'. Dodge Pletup Female Help Wanted -..urom • a.m. uoe Convention $625111. I · m... IMI I T GMC, atUe bed 18151 T. GMC meUcs. 243'1110· loth. St.' lnlo. ton, Oblo 45all. IT~I ') lollow. )Iarke! . ojlen dajly from 8 to 8. Wells Orchard and storage, Wokesvme, o. 1114-12 . NEW .GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS WOMEN FOR PART tlme ,,..t . 1D Gallla Co. Wrlle ~ Cot- Gives Paper At Paris Con- • TWo POMEROY which ha• lost considerable pro- cooperatlvea, the SllllPllers or cesslng. tills milk, mull reoognlze the . f 'FURNISHED apar;lmelllll for 1'HE Cut-N-Curl Beauty Balon nmt. Ph, 446-2141. . . t»U wlll have a new operm •lartlng July ,ao, Sltaree or ! BEDROOr,J atr oond. boiJse. Sharee'a Salon of . Beauty. traner on a private lot . .W• lllch slyl!ns, bleaching ancl ter, electrle paid, fill. llnllnB. Hours u to 5, eyen- 4441. 17J.3 lllp by appolnlment. Ph. 31'1· 7168. · 17J.3 P'IJRNJSIJIIll) apartment, also '!Taller l!p&Ce. Pb. ft6.(J51), I WILL NOT BE respimsjble for · IIJ.3 any clebta other tban my ~ as ot lhll dlle, July 211, 1•. · HOUSE for nDI, l!ee Cbarlea llfcned · McKinney. fi.I!O mo. 416-2'111. Sit. Roy D. Wallace ' .' 17J.3 by Cbarles D. Wallaee, Iailier 17U P'URN. llb'WNsTAillS apt:, S rms. and bath, completely prt. vate; adulll Jnf<md. If& Female He'p Wanted pea. I'll, 4tf.2MS. ITU WAITRESS for 10 p.m. to ti a.m. abllt, must be. 18 or aver, API'i. • bath; 5 good pay, pleasant worli!ng 1!111, baill. Adulfl. llee llrt. eotldltlono, paid vacallons, Eugene Pickens, SO Grape Sl. steady -k. Also openlug for 174-1 Part time bakery h!lper. Ap. ply In peroon at Bob Ev$111 Sleak HtJU¥. 1'1G.e For Sale $495111. ..,., $375111. Uon of milk proces&oro present• a more dltllcult bargaining proHARLEY A. BONECUTTER, blem lor cooperatives. For exwho II ves on sand Hill Roatl about two miles from the Letart Post ample, the sight larpst dairy Office, recently revised his rarm companies, Including 8ealtost, plan. Mr. Bonecutter has been Borden, Beatrice, and Falrmmt clearing brush 100 trees frmn account lor 41 per cent of tho several acres of pasture land. oele of all dalry\p~ds. II About 20 ldditioual acres will be Is reported that !lie new plant cleared and reseeded. Plans also of the Fairmont Colllpel\f, to be herd. GALLIPOLIS - On Jul,y 20 Charles Knoop, long time laboratoey manager and research eciontlst lor tho Central Olllo BroodIng Alsoclatlon, loll Columhuo, to attend and participate In the achieve the planting record. Welllvaco's pine planting goal sixth lnternallonal Congre as on il four seedlillf! for each tree Animal Ropro<lu:uon and Artificut ln the counties where the cial Insemination hold In Pario, company buys pulpwood. Soed. Franco, Ju1¥ 22 to 26. · Knoop, who alnee 1962, hal Hnc• are offered in nine Ohio been conducting reaeareh and counties, and countlea in 011- . nola, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, experiments In horae A.L lor North and Carolina, Vlr- COB A, will present a paper on "The Freezing or E1ju1ne (Stal. llnla mel Well VIrginia, lion) aemen tor In ArtlllcW Twins Invited $6701111. Nollce. " In the I twill · PEACiia - Now plekJDg Red Haven, Fair lfaven, others to ' ,,.. , City PJ'OL*IY · ~- 5 ~!l;.~l. ~. rar,c ~ aniloua to 11e11 thli . C)ff.446-MG mal CIIDintlnom.~~-£1!-i= • 111~ A. farm ' •""""' 2 .._ ... .. ! ,, t ear ~~-. ~ . ,. ' . ·-• '44N1H ........ ~ .w r.ett; ~~!bade ,, fi'la '-· .M tob, bile, • .!.;:.··and sllrUbl JciCate4 111 1aftl, located in Harrlloa , I .•. ........ \ , , Rnt Tillie Uded . . LPI"I;alll . lnarkellni, of aur' lllj)lt .WhOI.. . Aill!llll, biJtO, .'I; 'I;t 'llljli~ ~. ,~ldlvea; cjj: II fOOOIIIIzed pos!Uon 1..-mer~ h)llll .,el)"'1"l:.- : 1' ~· fiiOd, J!illk. bPcomes ~ ~10 ~ej)lace ~ l~'.ei;Mm Pl.w . l!i-* .too ""' ~Bit memberlid!'.1n ~ the'r ooope~al!,vea ~,;.~~ . ... er each year. 1'hlala ~ar- at Parlitr!l>W'&J· . ; , , ,,. , ' ll!e _.ratl~e Ia ilot''entiliJl>. tlle; ·mtJk U> the li\ist -~~ .• ·,,; ly riltlooab~ ~ wlih ~·- · ant 'GI tile roolonnor· riM/, ~ ·COO()oriuve muat Ylo,k with rosardleia qt the tlls~e of ' , ,,_. ed ·~ ~ Jll"'COB- larger plillla Ia to ~ wi~ adJ.. c;Ooporattvea If/. "'!e titat the .haul or lite Ultlmat~ ~!" ~ · sor, Falrn\Onl Focid, wt or this other larp p1111111. , lite market Ia maintained. ,., Ill&\ portlct1lar ·Iarmer 8. ~ . area. ' Ills reported llllt.tllitia Yf at With till change ll) proees&IDI The huge lake of ·30 bUIIC!\ · At oae Ume a farrilor wUh 5 lout two other large pllllt'o ID plillla and tile movomeni «pack- pounds or milk producedquall,y to 10 eolia, mUlled 1>1 hand, Ohio capable ot -e111nB more qld mUk 1n trom .. outside tile In the Wl~sln-Minneoota area could oell milk and cream to tllan a miD~ .QOUndl ol nuicl area 11 Ia .cllf!lcult to lllilntoln ~ed to be a constant lhreot his neighbors, In tDwn, or could milk dalli. Jn Ohio U.ore are .the prcper domand-al.pp1y ratio. to · Ohio milk. Farmsra ill.IIIIo . sell oo a loeal route or tD hall 10.7 million people. The avoragi The conoelldatlon or plants tore- area mtlll cooperate with ..<:b , .. a dozen pick up stetlons In each <WlY eoniUIIIPIIon per periOII ea !armors U> seek ever Wider other and with their _ ... coull\)'. At that time' there were or fluid milk Ia one pound dally. · IIW'katlng areas. The cOopera- Uvea more than they ever have lillie or no health re(llllatlons. A OOIIIPOrison or proces&IDI U•e• too must oeek wider mar- In order to maintain their marToday there are very lew dalr:Y coato by Robert E. Ji.cob- Exket. herds under 20 cows, with tho tonslon Milk Marketing .opeoW~~!!! &Yerage In this area being 30 1111, 1hows that aprocesslngplo,n! tD so. Several hen!s In the area handling over 1,000 !llariS (2,000 have nearly 100 eowa. pounds) has a processing cost of Milk on theoe !arma Is pro. 7.2 cents per quart. U the plilll duced under lite moot sanitary Is larger and handles 10,000 re(llllatlons mel mull moot health 111&1s, the coli Is 5 cents for Inspections by local and state processing. At 60,000 quar11 per health departmenta. In many day the colll Is 3.6 cent& per cases this milk must meet Fed- quart. At 1.20,000 quarto per era! health re(llllatlons becauoe da.f the ooot Ia 3 cents por'll'fl, It moves In Interstate eommsroo. Another point or competition During the last 10 years,prae. Is that at the present time 15 Ucally all !armors hove b e o n per cent or the milk In !lie lrl· forced to Install bulk milk tanks ltate market orderwhlchlspackwhlch quickly brings tho temper- aged (In eon1alners) Is shlllPed ature or the milk below 40 de- In !rom outside of the area. grees to keep It or high IJiallty With tho decline In 111mbors of Olir point Is mldo In our own modem plantand high safety. milk p~cers, with the 1mlite bat WIY we ltnow' ID ...... finest q111IIIY There are less than one.!Jal! provement 111 !he abUit,y to proond oconomfcol prl<ll. Unfeo Acrylic l.ltox paint Cln bl IIIOd In damp wuther, clilti In 30 mln•• maJ\V producers of mUk to- duce high quallt,ymUkandmovelt 11111, It hlp!y bllat.- and peel rulotsnt. El"l da.f as there .were 20 years ago. long dlllanoes, competltJon be-11tlori1 - cloln. up, Shop w ..... , OTHER CHANGES tween p~ceraandbelwMnprc>. Iiiii fw poont. Changes have occurred ln the eessora becomes enormous. Unla On..C.t 11 Ia ropcrted ibat milk can processing business also. In AIIJilo Otltlldl In 1950, there were 1,197 llcenaed be brooght In trom Wisconsin Lit~!~ Wllrta h mUk plants ln. Ohio. At the pre- at a coli or 60 oenta tranaporTwHIIt Otltlldo In lrlllht In oent time, only 257 plants (175 tatlon · charp plus 15 cents for Whltl 2'1 Roll 1&11 2~ Grade A plents) are In opera- handling charge for 100 pounds tion. New te<hnoloJ13 In process- of milk. Wisconsin prodoces ap.. YOUR PAINTING MADE EASIERI lng, together with lmprovodhlgh. proximately ,ons-stxth o! tho total Flat Stop "foot comfort• AluiJIInum Extension' laddtll, 24-28-32 and 40 ft., from $33.75 to ways and refrigerated oeml.trall- milk produced In tho Unltecl $65.50. era for distrlbutlon, have led to ~ .. substantial ealclenclas In large 1n the JO.year period from volume operations. 1951 to 1961, Beatrice Fooda acResultlng conoolldatloos and IJI!red 183 dairy firms. Tho BurhrYI111 Mol11, Otlllo & Mallft plant closings have made access don Colllpel\faequlredl21. Theoe C:.V-hoooo ft2.2111 Juk W. Carsoy, Mp. to markets more dllflcult for ~ bu,yoro or raw mUk have STORE OPEN 'TIL I PRI; some producers. Thla Is portlcu- reoognl•ed the Importance o1 omER DAYS B1'2.f..,!IILL larly true· whare a cooperative 8l'OWIIl 'and .tlle .ateana ot aeldevCf:OSFS ~00Ni/IAJ,U'1;"~YS . 1 ls br!linlzed around a mariCI!t fni' It tllnilig! merger; Dall'y 'Rwl Ettate 1!or S.le liD REALTY CO. ,1j)scarlalrd, Realtor WIU Tr•.Cie For ORQI=. ., ,· RIALTOt ot• ~ IILOW ~ ~· THE •. ' too ·~· l!ld.~llliol ·~ . bora tlu:qiJihoot, tlil' entire area , dlaOOIU'+ tlle.m 11'01!1 ~ . ~· Rt•lhtlteFor S.le . . .. . . ,·t~ .~:~ ~· •' J . ·• ' ' ' . • '• .. • .. ' . ~ . .. ·~l!C..il$. wlll~tee, . ne!lhlior•- ever before,•The mull re"'lz~,lhat. l!i- ,· ' . . a"Plint at 'CiovefM.d wlild! IIWit pdlk coqperluveaandtbelr mem- cllvl<l!al~ and sm8ller, pi~ a·.~ ••. ' .. r.t,'ls• ~ ' POMEROY - • ~.~t~ :. &U ljY ::C. ~o,£. .ii.:AKESI!.EE 'EXt, '~'Aaiiiit, Ll Alfjc:ulture the ' ' • Selling the Household E«ecta or Lelia Vollbont at 73 ~ruce St., Gallipolis, Ohio. ltomo to be sold conalst or the usual Household ltema and Tools. R E, KNOTTS, AUCI10NEER MRS. R E, KNO'ITS, CLERK JEANIE FISHER, CASIDER AND EVANS, INC. 87 O&v. Street Gallpolls, Ohio Excavating and lhldilg CllldrlctM'I BACKHOE, BUUDOZER, CRANE, GRADER AND DRAGUNESEIMCt' Basements-Footers-leoch BedsFarm Ponds-Sept!c Tanks-YardsDriwways:-lllnd Clearing-fill Dirt Top Soil ~Ponds Cleaned-Parking lots "IF IT'S DIRT,.WE'LLNOVE ITr ., f. I �- ~.. ' :·;~~ ·a··· : Y..... •" ' • . ,., ~,· ·'• ., , ._,,II.. ' il ' ill'l· • ·n a· . ' . .·Pt. . ..., ' >' . ' :,' llt'll<l!~; ··~~~~ · ;li .. : · u~ · .i , ..-,.,-,i/{I · • ~ '··. d I : · • DJW:"~ ~. •. • • ,. ~ , ID ~ ,tile inlui l'.f'!'\liiiQ p)aiq ...., ~lzl;,i the -•.•stn,J, ~ ,it o~~ w~~· vlf!dl!ll~ ' lnlpo1'lano' r1. .lite slr!JI!8er mark~ posl\fO!!. iijin~ an.~ ...,tor ;;, u.e w111t 1n the . ~ket_bjJ ,, c•• MUCH NOlMAL AVEIItGES: JULY U·AUG. 15 Above-normal procipitatioJI is forecast in north and south Atlantic coast otatss, tho north Pacific coaat and some southwestern roclono, Lay of the Land Three New Farm Plans Developed •t.. ·' ••' By RONALD GILKESO~ Soil Conservation Service Mason Courrty PT. PLEASANT - We attended the Leon Water System Gold· en Glass Dedication Ceremony last week. Eight miles of water line were laid in Leon to distri· bute water from an 85,000 gallon storage tank to the citizens ot Leon. The source of water Is a well near the Kanawha River. Warren D. Keefer, m~J~or of Leon, introduced Governor Hulett C. Smith who spoke brietly to the group of citizens and guests present at the ceremo~·. Guestf included A James Manchin, State Director of the Farmers· Home AdmlnJstratlon, and James M. THREE MASON COUNTY landowners recently developed c~ senation farm plans. RonaldGtlkeson of SCS assisted with the planning. Ronald White developed a plan Donohoe of the Economic Devel- for his 5Q..acre fann on Route opment Administration. These two federal agencies gave financial assistance for the project. U.S. D. A SoU Conservation Service gave consultive assistance. 2 about two miles east or Pt. Pleasant The entire farm consists of gently sloping pasture- land. Mr. White plans to develq, Close Loo~ at Sales Necessary By PAT GLASS ments like these or have you Ext. Agent, HIXIle Econ. GaUia made them yourselt? Let's take a closer look at sales. Sales are held for many rea- COUnt,)' GALLIPOLIS - "I didn't real- sons: To get you into the store; to introctuce new product&; to ly need It -but it was on sale. Why, who could resist such a good buy?'' Have you ever overheard com- make room for new goods; to seD sUJl)lus or shop..worn goods. The • - ' 30,000 Free Weather Seedlings are Roundup f :)!)Tj .,~ ' " ~ buys. - Remember, nothingisabal" GALLIPOLlS - Temperaglln 'unte.• yob need iL. · tures, predpltation 1m;! Weather SEASON SALES come at end corxlitions for each 24-lJOur perot the season, just before the iod as recorded by Pete McCornew stock arrives. Excellent barmick at the Fairfield Weather " Distributed gains are frequently otrered on Station. GAI.UPOLIS - Gallla Cooll\)' landowners received 22,000 tree pint IOOdllngs this Year under Wool VIrginia Pulp and Paper Colllpony'a campaign to help landowners plant their Idle acres to a forest crop. High Low Prec. &mda.Y " " • . 90 59 37 Monlay ...... 90 67 : 53 Tuesday • ' •• " 90 64 Wednesday •••. 92 69 Thur &day • • • • • 86 . 69 1.33 Friday .. , , , , • 81 70 .IS James Lemaster, Westvaco saturday •••.•. 74 68 foreltel' ~r the area, Aid WestAverage high temperature for vaoo liOuiht the oeodllngo !rom the week this year - 86.1 detho Dlvlolon or Foroatry and Reclamation, Ohio Dopt. or Nat. grees; last year- 87.2degrees, Average low temperatures for uraJ Reaources. the week this year - 66.5 deIn Meigs Coonty landoWners grees; last year- 62.4degrees. received 8,000 !reo pine seedTotal precipitation for the week lings. Mr. Lemaster estimated this yeor - 2.38 Inches; last that 10 acres in Meigs councy year - 0.26 or an inch, were planted this season with Total proc!J>Itatlon to date this tho total or trees purchased by year- 28.81 inchea;laatyearthe landowners and matched with 25.821nches. !reo seedlings by Welllvaeo. Normal average preclpltatloo Weatvaco planted 255,000 seod- annual!)' 38.40 Inches. Unc• Day on 299 acres ol its own llado In tills area. He eltbnated 54 Gallla acres ware planted thla sea1011 with the total or trees purchased by the landowner 1 and matched with free oeedllngs by Welllvaco. 1lle Olllo Division or Forestry ' Reclamation, U.S. Soli eon. oonatlon Service, U.S. Agrlculfllral Stabilization and Conser. vation Service, Ohio Extension semce and Coull\)' Soll and Water Conoervatlon District lloan!s, all cooperated with Westvaoo to best sales are held by established stores. They want to keep your good will and your business. When you buy at sales: - Consider the time, energy, am money costs of getting to the sale. - Shop at the start of the sale for the best selection. - Be sure the sale price is an actual reduction from the regular price. -Watch for imperfect or damaged articles. - Chtck styles; items likely to go out of style may be poor appliances, furniture (February and August), opporel (AprU and Jul,y), linens (January), rugs and · household accessories. two springs aOO construct watering troughs to supply water for the cattle which graze on t he farm. He also plans to. follow a good program of liming, fertilization am proper stocking to keep the pasture produ ctt ve. Mr. White's rather, HeJU"y White, own- ed the land previously. He was considered a good farmer and was a former supervisor of the Western SOU Conservation Districl BRYCEL D. DURST has completed a plan lor his farm. It is located on Secondary 22 about 2 miles off Route 2 near the juncUoo or Rooto 2 and 87. 1lle farm consists of about 40 .acres of haylard, 60 acres of pastur~ and 60 acrea or woodland. Much of the pasture area is steep and difficult to treat. Because of this, Mr. Durst plans to convert the haylard to what is known as tall grass pas- ture. The land will be seeded with orchardgrass and ladino clov~r. One cuttl.., of hay will be made aboot the last or May. After a period or time to allow the gran lo reeover, the cattle will be turned ln on the field. By uslng tfle grassland in this manner, Mr. Durst wiU be able to &reatb' incr-..e the ounber.or cattle which the !arm will Bltlport. A pond and trough are also planned to supply water for the Also, the greater concentra- same ehangea taldns place tnour eCOIICilll1 mel make corre-.1- PJUV ATE SALES are held several days before a public ar>nouncement of t~ sale. The charge account cuatmter usaally gets the best barplns, lor he gets Orst pick. call for a pon:l repair, spring SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE: development, construction or two store buyers pick up goods at troughs and some woodland (enccut--prices arxl the savings are l.., passed along to the custanera. Just make sure the price and LAKIN STATE FARM laid out the quallt,y are In line. ANNIVERSARY SALES are 350 feet o! tUe lost week. Denver Yoho or USDA SOU Conservation store-wide promotions. Watch for Service assisted with the sw-vey real borplns. Are be!Oif-standand design. The main purpose or ard Items .. on sale" without a this tile ia to carry away surface real price cut? "ater which runs off the road Watch the sales! Yw can get a Into a barn loL Thlo runo!!water real borgaln If It Is something will enter the 12-lnch tUe line you need and Ir you shql carethrough a surface Inlet to be built lully, near the road. ' .....,-- Insemination." Ills reported that Ieday a milk procesalni plant handling leas !llan five million poundt ot milk per mootll ma.y hove trooble aurvlvlng. With tlila oonoolldatlon ol milk plillls, lite farmer~ cllcor Ia f1nc1I118 that bo muat ""rk more clooely wl t b hllo NEW .SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED ' . .See.us for the .• ~ . t 1 '" NEW INTERN~ Fl!'r Sale or Tr~e · . n'. ~MPJNG · ~. rnolorleool$'. Little, Chellllrt. reilotrllllon or All Twins desiring more Intbru .iln- formation on the International mel tour on Sat. Twlna Conventlllll, may write to will tho All Ju<lf stlllwagon and Julie Kirk, held at 114 N. Lafayette Dr. Muncie, wh• 34 Indiana. (47303) ~~~tolwln Melvin I ,. HEAVYWEIGHT illel paid, . . Slate ~ 'l"· ~ after ~lJJ-11 p.m. . . nmN. S 1'00111 •., EXTRA SPECIAL EASY TERMS INTEREST FREE TIL JAN. 1, 1969 Save Money Now At Gallipolis ,Tractor Sales · State Rt. 7 In Kanauaa PHONE 446-1044 * -.r an utJJitill paid; adutls '".m. --\ ~ '·' r l ·" 1, · ' · .·CENTRAL SOYA · ·-~ . 1•11 I tplrtmenl, 1!11 I - '1M bome or remodellna. "" us. ·we ·m ~den. Dlilrlllutor 'I for ·J!'ot~' ApPliances. 'An&. .; lOll ~ , ·.,, 1M tr Dllf:l\lllriCo ,_ ' l STOIUol DOORs olo WINDOWS AWDings, euporta, railings Lowe Brolhen Palnbl wanpaper, Picture Framtns ForS.Ie ELI!lCTROLUX CLEANBR.. Free bome demonatralion. Ph. MULLINEAUX DECORATING 446-1108 1'15-U31. 171-8 Slnco 1111 251 '!bird Avenne, GaiUpoUs ' - iO IN. BICYCLES. Pboue .lEEP plclrup, I WD, 'U Dodge van, '9 Clleoy. Ph. 179-2114. 1'10-6 'a CADILLAC, air c., n e w tlretl, perfect cond. H. Annstrong, Crown City. &QII, USED Furniture: Admiral refrtg., Phllco WliSber, re<ord 171-8 · player, e1ec1r1c range, 111 IINIS SlfASTA 15 II. camping range, Uvlllg room sulle, biSh dlalr, coO spr!Dp. Rice & traDer. Ph. 4{0.11111. 172-U Corbin Furniture. 1'10.10 1 - 8 MOO'J'H OLD reptered 1Mf 81'BIIBO wbple Herelord llull. Ph. ZSS. 1114. I!J.3 LOVELY WALNuT oonaole witb AM olo FM radio. 'Ibis set sold DIIICh hlsber. 'Ibis set has re11184 RAMBLICR, good cord storage. Take over paytlon. Ph. 448-«134. ments ol S5 per montb or pay ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cfean. balance due fi.OUII. Try It In ' )'OQr bome. Call m.aaa. ner will! an atiiC!mlena,good ' 17W I!IJCIIon, fU.OO. Call 4tf.WII. ~1111 af'- 5 p.m. 172-1 IIJ.3 WANTED 17).3 Blue Lustre. Rent electrte l!blmpooer $1. Central Supply 011. 1744 GOOD 000KING APPtBS now rudy. Cecil Slr8oal, 0Je. lhlre, 31'1-71JG. t!J.3 NOTHING LESs tbiJI the IGOk 1•1 IIAJILEY DAVIDSON 74 o.av. Perteet condition, to.ded, lib new ... firm, ao tradel. 1!:. L. Alklnl, Bolzar · Airport, Gallipolis, 0. Pb. ol IUCeell wilo!a ,00 I Spidel wUdl band. llee . . a11n1 In yellow or wblte gold. TawneJ JenlrJ. l'll.e CARPI'I'S -· ~101, t'JS.a CLJ:AN Blue Lustre mablwith the Job • me.. ~ eleclrlc abam2 N1CB RIDING loiAliES. I pooer ... ltlleppn, • lit J'H.f quarter and I gallad. Phone Aft, '. . . 1'/N "'-~ IN Y - Alii COMI>I· TlONID DINING llOOM AND 'AT TBI fAIOI TID BAYING A ft1l,L VIZW no• YDUa PATIO DOOM 0'1 THil AC'I'IYJTY ON 'I'RI 0011 covau. filii; a UD10011 II.ICK INCWDa A IIODJDJlN JttlaDN. 1.,. BATHS AND V'I'ILft"r JIOOK ON IIADI P1.AXm PLI18 A PULL :a.\1&IIINT. 1'1"8 AJf DCIILLIHT LOCATIOX AND VDY OOOD CONDITlON. ON& or A XIN'DOWND L&AVINCJ, 'l'IANSJ'D. RID 'I'<> COWIIBIII. Bargain Hunter Here's Your Chince rr IS UllGJN'I' THAT R UU. TBIS ROD IJIIDDL\TJLT. rra A LAJlGI l ft.OOIL PLAN W1TB ~; NDaOOJII. I'AMILY &0011. LARGE UV1NG 8.0011 Wl'1'H J'IUPLA.CI:. 1"'- 8ATII8.. LUG& GA&AG& 4X4 A LdO& PLAT J.r.\ND8C'APID LOT AS a..oB TO Til& M.W ltOP'ITAL 111'11 All YOU CAN Oft. CAU. HOW . lJ' YOU WANT AHYnGNG lH TB1B ABU. POB A LOW LOW PRICK 01' 111.100. Low Down Payment f t BAV:S A B&AHD MPI I BIDROO>I 1101111 WITH NICI LARGK BUILT IN Kl'l"CCD:N. 1~ BATHS, WOOD II1JII!lfiNG J'IB&. Pl..A.CB AND ATI'ACHa) G.w. AGE. THIS SOJa II PIUCID 1'011. QUICK SAL& DICAUBW OWND. HAll 3 TO 111LL. ITI ~ VDY NIC& 1101111 AKD PIUCID YDY B&U4)NAIILL New Split IAvel $16,900 IJ' YOU MUD t BaD.OOIII. IIIU IT 18. QB.Y NICS Lo\ROJ: IIODaUI BUILT 1M Kl1'CIII:N. 1~ BA'l'BI AND GAJIAO&. CONvmuDtl' LOCA'1'1011 I lOLa OIJT, A SINGJCR ancl a White aewlnC RJ!JSPONSIBLE party to uaume paymenbl of SS.tl per liUidllne left lor repair ancl lllllllll! or pay balance due. nevar pldL:ed up. Your choll!l f/II.M for 1168 slereo console o1 eltbar for rel'lllr biD ol tlfJI. Call 4ti-WII. IIJ.3 with radio, t apeed automatic c:banger. Call 6'15-DI. 174-tf 1 ·coMPLETE SET of Ludwig drums, )ltlco ... Pit 4tf. !Ill IMPALA SS, tOt 1!118· t Olli. tn.e 1]111. Priced to sell. l'llmw 1'/W • :116-M21. It FT. Kauflman day cruiser equipped with dual Sl liP USED TRACI'ORS: I M.F. 135 gu, 1 M.F. &0 iU, 1 F~. Gale o.x.c. JIIIKvrl, _hctoly 110, I Fer(. Ill, I 100 Pord, 1' ll'fller. OOIICftllle, W. Va. 1160 Ford, 2 - 1851 Fordo, I m.IIDJ. I'J'S.IO J.D. 10-10, 1 J.D. 20-10: Used 2 BASE cablnet&--1 :!6"dl", I I poiDI mowers, fill and up. IO"d", formlca IGps. 2 wall BALERS: I N.H. a with motor, I M.F. No. 3, I M.F. No. ' cablnetl, f41.11111. 17U 10. 111128 lracter Uru $45, 12dii t&O. a new cutten, I', I YEAR OLD reatstered Teo.leldlni. Pb. . . . . 5', 6' In stoct, price liliiO and JIJ.3 up. GaiUpoUs Trac:tor Sales, KlnltJIII. Pb. 4{0.1044. 17~1 :•7 VI 4 dr. Forcl. 4 11011 tlrett, ballerY, bnb 1IDingl ancl t TREAT RUGS RIGHT, they'D bal'ftl carb. $110. Pb. t4f. be a del!glot If cleaned wltb •• 1'0I1UU Modem Colonial Owfter Moved Must Sell Ow•ner TransferNd To Akron AND 18 LIAVINO IIIIIND A VDY NICK I DDBOOII AANCII PO& lOIII O'nl8 LUCKY FAJIILY, IHCLVDID 18 A. LA&GJ: UVJKG a0011 HUG& WINDOW WALL AND ·JUS. PLA.CIL FAMILY JUliDIIL \J'I'ILo rn 10011 .um lDI'I c. ITO.. &AGL llJICA'IWD OM A LAaGJ: JDI' CLC:8& IN. ft1U. PUC11 II ..... CHIC& '1'1111 OMI TODAY. wna Ba (!ome, enly I yn old located oa a - Sftte Rt. 588 FOR $S:GIIO, you can piii"'baM ~~ A., 110 bldg., plenty tfm. · ::;. pl:.,:..ilOO brick, loeated 111' ll ~~~.lot,to' ~ fuUA~1, b.... P """"'• ,..... -•· 5PUT LEVIL ,...__·L' • .... w •sting , • ERIIESJ ,• . Thunn-. Ohio . 7 room - S BR bome, nc. tl A. FARM, 2 mory framl! 33Jear•ollperfeaoo Ahoi.. .._ ..... well ~ a-'p - 24S.$26t or IUOtD large -ltlt<ben. ..._... '""'"" ~.. "'"' ,.....,, Centnl Sojca ~ IDteroom througbout plenty timber, loeated In L::::.::~.:::::J base~ prago, Ideal b,.. Sprlugfteld Twp. WIIJ trade. 'I'DM1'I:'II n:sr COII'IBOt lloll. Shown 0111y by appoint. "•ccoo" Front;;ge ment. 252 A. FARM, 3 bedroom bome, ~~U,' ~~~-: 638 THIRD AVE. lob. bale, some bottom land, EltermJtaJ '1'hbl 2 BR bome II Ill good OIIJI. plenty pasture, water In bam, 10 Belmont Dr. . , tr llltloa fOOIDI m all larse t . located near Nortllup. • ' WE NEI!!D IJmNGS ANY · roomy walk in closets, room to LOCAnON. LET liEU' IIOMJCR HARRI90if llnlsb, two twms upataln, front YOU WATER Ilellver7 Serme, aiD and llde pon:h, awalug, deep f>1!b ..._ 4tUm 14 Brl day or nlgbt. Rio ar.de, lot wltb trull lftea, abrubl ancl Doq 'll'etllnolt PI! 4tt-4l4t • Oblo. Pb. MSa15. D4f ~nea. can be any time, .. ~ L. llllrd. 1'11.... _ VaeBDI. .....,..., · ' ' ..._ TJCRMri'B olo PBir OOin'IUll. HOME WITH FAIN Edermlnatlon Co. WbeeJ. Ineome - large I alcory - has enbutg, Oblo. Pll. I'/4.CID. 7 fOOIDI on 11m n..... same on 211-11 seeond floor but not ftnllbed, WATER WELL DJIIU.JJifO outside lira escape. 2 garagea, MY1mS l'umps Sales ' .... deep IGI, $U,300. NEW LOCAnON lee, I'll. 71U835, Ratland, 0. VACATION lAND TRIRD a Bl'ATE IITIIEETI ' c. J. ~. • tr Camp sites, boat l'lllllfll, swim- · Be Your Own Boss miDg, sltllng, hunting, flablng on GROCERY store near town. DOLL Houle Nursery ~ Rac:coon Creek located 10 miles · Buy stoct and equtpmenl tatlon avaflable, reuonablt cknm stream from GaDlpolls, I.oaoe building. Bulldlni In- niM a1ao for llboppJDc or Ohio 10 miles inland quiet wa. cludel store ancl S bedrotJm wurltlng mothm, bourly, diller ior canoes to CI'Uiaera, ,00 apartment. Jy or fteldy nteo. I'll. - . · bring tt. 11 it 1s camping, boatPRICE REDUCED a. • tr tng, or both you oboold 1 e e bedroom ranclJ wltb lbese beautiful Iota for 1a1e in ~garden, city waler _ cop- GOT DUST! CaD Hale's lllllllf Raeeoon Valloy. per plumbing, I IIDaiJ aut. Oiling. Ph. S'/8.11&'1. D4f NEW BRICK bulldlnp, ~ acre !Gt. MORE CLASSIFIEBS Near compteUon - an ett!clrlc NEW LlmNG ON PAGE 19,. bmne, S BR - 2 tun batha in BUY Ibis 2 bedroom bome for color, p~ csblnell in large low down peyment and balklldlen, att8ched garage, deep ance Dnnc:ed tbrough FilA wen, s acres of level land. at ~ per cent. Hal den, Price ~.000. basement. altacbed garase. WEEK-END Wall to wall carpet In !lYing ~ Speclal, Ranch bome with S mom and haD and clrapll. · BIJ. 1arp LR, an built Ill Jdt. l)oQ't Delay call today. chen wtlb· colored ranee~ ·Jam. liSTINGS WANTED dry room, altacbed sarase. fen- Planning to buy <II' aeD? CaD 111• cod yard witb larga wort abop ... .... ......... Olllpe Plo. ~ 12' 1 "" , owner •-· .....,.... a o1ear lllltlnl, ..,_ farm ao Ibis Is a real buy for ........ fin"""'•• c.rter ~. HM'It1 some one. """" ~-•· William Jlall, JII.UII VETERANS! c.r N11Mrt ..Here'• one yoo should aee one atcory IJome only one yr. old, has a deep well and an the quaUlleatlons, s BR, 1arp REYNOLD'S GAUIPOLJ!I TV Uvtng room, earpeted, basement at SoCODd A•enuo witb llrapJace, 1JU fumaee, at. ACIIlll fnlm Post Olllee tacbed garage, paUo. Phaoe 416-8101. Your Emerlon Dealer 80-tf FAIM fO Acres with tobacco bale, XENNI!'I'II STEGER'S larga bam, out!JuDdlnn. lllenty waler. f-nn ponde, good WATER DELIVERY SERVICE Pb. ~. 28'1 u fence. modern I~ atmy 4 BR home with beth. B'OIIAIIT DILLON. Jlelltw :mm reradl;' .. Us ...... t...mo w Ronnl B r - PUBLIC SALE BvtalnD . . . D.H.VVCH)D,Reahor Phone 446-1066 ... .... " ·> I • ' I THURSDAY, AUGUST lth-1 P.M. ' SPECIAL - an eleclrlc lu1ly lltlulated home, very modem, IHdft.ln stone, llll8d< bar. GOotl water llliPPIJ, good bath and abower, garbage dlapolal. 1-'ed on 116 A. • ltJI!r. ar ll4ule :Ill. 5\lA. 5 ROOM bome, batb, fuel on heat, guod W'ell, bam, eorn erlb. two IIOpllc lanlal, CillO uoed now lor tllllra tranar. S7 A. MODERN home, fuel oil lama, UllderlllcJ wltb If&. • cool, Nlllr VIDICIII. l ~ A.., WRY Dice ClOIIIIIry ' - · llltltlem idtdten, fuD. " - ! , ear part, tine ...,_, ...,.. plambtnr, Fndt lnel. . ' ,, ; 9·a ·a· Extra . ' tfi-U IIIAOIN& - BIIJI IIIII s •"r• ..... D. . . . . . . . Mountl.ng Brack~ts, Poles, Spades, and Bolts ' · Gnilde. Pboiit IIUI15. l.tf au. IUThlriA... IIIII... PoiuiroJ, . \~ 13 750 · Near Ni.w Brlcll .. Golf CouneBackYard AAiai4K.~ • 0' ' •· , en, 3 llllllllbo old. CaD 4tf. ~, MIL ........... . • · . TAPPAN gu range, double OV· , ...,. , .. EMBLEM ·,ONLY er~.\o<IIIJ"• and' !lith'~!· IF YOU m bcD\Ibil I 11011 · tact stella AmOitlo Plrll -~· ll'e.vy valvanized steel ,!: . BIGGEST JRADE-IN ALLOWANCES EVER ..... ......u ForRent . ~ LUMP and aflolr., FURN. An. t 'bodnlollll, )IIIJ. GOOD ,· ...... ...... Wlaten! Rio ' !- · yoU beY. K & K MobDe Hom.- ' e*;PI. Pleasant, W. Va. Paul tn.e . · or Gary Nortllup 11'1W81111. ~ci!: spa•e for• ,_, ~ c.i1. .. ··tMIUM .. . on Your Masser-Fer&IISOn Dealer Is Now Glvhq SEE OuR SELJ!JCnON of 12 I · . 11 11. mobile bOIIIell betm 1 iDel!t, Mehi'cle four ~s touring France and choaeo. .. • enly• •. Ph......JJIJ.. · 1t ·Slow·. .· · oving After attending wlmen In several different cat: agorloa such as Moat Identical Twlna In 5 age groops lor both men and women, Most Unalike Twins, Twins Who Travel Fartheot Dlllanco to Attend, Oldell Twins Allendlng and Youngell Twlna Attending. Twin Kings and Twin Queens will aloo be · .. , In the 50 hp ' cmlng the COIIVOn· ~------------------" . lril JI'Dtel. lour da.f• In Sllltzerland. DA'VTClN -: The 34th aruwal Twins Convention hold In Dayton over La. lllel<ond Auguat 30, 3l, I, mel 2nd with head. II the Sberal<>n.llayton 111M ~~ T. GMC 1111 Z1!o T. Cbev, tmmedtale operilnp Ill' twa 11118 ~ T. GMC pickup ·penonable :IOUDI womeu 111M I T. lnler.!latlonal wllo need to make a' mtrlt1955 ~. T. Dodge plelrup mum ol. $110 per week full 19811 I~ T. DodiJe trudL: 1951 I T. Cllev. time. Car' -~· lloDJ.e outalde aales ~ pre. 1155 1 T. GMC femd. Setld to Box 115t 1~ T. Fon! 711, ""' GaiUpoUs Da117 Trl· , 11158 %T. Int. Traetor belle. INS ~ T. Cb!v. pldL:up 1910 ~ T. Chev. Plclrup IIIII I T. GMC inale Help Wlllfed I MbmeapoUs Moline P01rar 1ng organizational acijustmontL Bu.r Now! Trade Now! theoe meetlnga, Knoop wlll opend IIIII Chevrolet ~ Ita ~ '1'. Dodge Pletup Female Help Wanted -..urom • a.m. uoe Convention $625111. I · m... IMI I T GMC, atUe bed 18151 T. GMC meUcs. 243'1110· loth. St.' lnlo. ton, Oblo 45all. IT~I ') lollow. )Iarke! . ojlen dajly from 8 to 8. Wells Orchard and storage, Wokesvme, o. 1114-12 . NEW .GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS WOMEN FOR PART tlme ,,..t . 1D Gallla Co. Wrlle ~ Cot- Gives Paper At Paris Con- • TWo POMEROY which ha• lost considerable pro- cooperatlvea, the SllllPllers or cesslng. tills milk, mull reoognlze the . f 'FURNISHED apar;lmelllll for 1'HE Cut-N-Curl Beauty Balon nmt. Ph, 446-2141. . . t»U wlll have a new operm •lartlng July ,ao, Sltaree or ! BEDROOr,J atr oond. boiJse. Sharee'a Salon of . Beauty. traner on a private lot . .W• lllch slyl!ns, bleaching ancl ter, electrle paid, fill. llnllnB. Hours u to 5, eyen- 4441. 17J.3 lllp by appolnlment. Ph. 31'1· 7168. · 17J.3 P'IJRNJSIJIIll) apartment, also '!Taller l!p&Ce. Pb. ft6.(J51), I WILL NOT BE respimsjble for · IIJ.3 any clebta other tban my ~ as ot lhll dlle, July 211, 1•. · HOUSE for nDI, l!ee Cbarlea llfcned · McKinney. fi.I!O mo. 416-2'111. Sit. Roy D. Wallace ' .' 17J.3 by Cbarles D. Wallaee, Iailier 17U P'URN. llb'WNsTAillS apt:, S rms. and bath, completely prt. vate; adulll Jnf<md. If& Female He'p Wanted pea. I'll, 4tf.2MS. ITU WAITRESS for 10 p.m. to ti a.m. abllt, must be. 18 or aver, API'i. • bath; 5 good pay, pleasant worli!ng 1!111, baill. Adulfl. llee llrt. eotldltlono, paid vacallons, Eugene Pickens, SO Grape Sl. steady -k. Also openlug for 174-1 Part time bakery h!lper. Ap. ply In peroon at Bob Ev$111 Sleak HtJU¥. 1'1G.e For Sale $495111. ..,., $375111. Uon of milk proces&oro present• a more dltllcult bargaining proHARLEY A. BONECUTTER, blem lor cooperatives. For exwho II ves on sand Hill Roatl about two miles from the Letart Post ample, the sight larpst dairy Office, recently revised his rarm companies, Including 8ealtost, plan. Mr. Bonecutter has been Borden, Beatrice, and Falrmmt clearing brush 100 trees frmn account lor 41 per cent of tho several acres of pasture land. oele of all dalry\p~ds. II About 20 ldditioual acres will be Is reported that !lie new plant cleared and reseeded. Plans also of the Fairmont Colllpel\f, to be herd. GALLIPOLIS - On Jul,y 20 Charles Knoop, long time laboratoey manager and research eciontlst lor tho Central Olllo BroodIng Alsoclatlon, loll Columhuo, to attend and participate In the achieve the planting record. Welllvaco's pine planting goal sixth lnternallonal Congre as on il four seedlillf! for each tree Animal Ropro<lu:uon and Artificut ln the counties where the cial Insemination hold In Pario, company buys pulpwood. Soed. Franco, Ju1¥ 22 to 26. · Knoop, who alnee 1962, hal Hnc• are offered in nine Ohio been conducting reaeareh and counties, and countlea in 011- . nola, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, experiments In horae A.L lor North and Carolina, Vlr- COB A, will present a paper on "The Freezing or E1ju1ne (Stal. llnla mel Well VIrginia, lion) aemen tor In ArtlllcW Twins Invited $6701111. Nollce. " In the I twill · PEACiia - Now plekJDg Red Haven, Fair lfaven, others to ' ,,.. , City PJ'OL*IY · ~- 5 ~!l;.~l. ~. rar,c ~ aniloua to 11e11 thli . C)ff.446-MG mal CIIDintlnom.~~-£1!-i= • 111~ A. farm ' •""""' 2 .._ ... .. ! ,, t ear ~~-. ~ . ,. ' . ·-• '44N1H ........ ~ .w r.ett; ~~!bade ,, fi'la '-· .M tob, bile, • .!.;:.··and sllrUbl JciCate4 111 1aftl, located in Harrlloa , I .•. ........ \ , , Rnt Tillie Uded . . LPI"I;alll . lnarkellni, of aur' lllj)lt .WhOI.. . Aill!llll, biJtO, .'I; 'I;t 'llljli~ ~. ,~ldlvea; cjj: II fOOOIIIIzed pos!Uon 1..-mer~ h)llll .,el)"'1"l:.- : 1' ~· fiiOd, J!illk. bPcomes ~ ~10 ~ej)lace ~ l~'.ei;Mm Pl.w . l!i-* .too ""' ~Bit memberlid!'.1n ~ the'r ooope~al!,vea ~,;.~~ . ... er each year. 1'hlala ~ar- at Parlitr!l>W'&J· . ; , , ,,. , ' ll!e _.ratl~e Ia ilot''entiliJl>. tlle; ·mtJk U> the li\ist -~~ .• ·,,; ly riltlooab~ ~ wlih ~·- · ant 'GI tile roolonnor· riM/, ~ ·COO()oriuve muat Ylo,k with rosardleia qt the tlls~e of ' , ,,_. ed ·~ ~ Jll"'COB- larger plillla Ia to ~ wi~ adJ.. c;Ooporattvea If/. "'!e titat the .haul or lite Ultlmat~ ~!" ~ · sor, Falrn\Onl Focid, wt or this other larp p1111111. , lite market Ia maintained. ,., Ill&\ portlct1lar ·Iarmer 8. ~ . area. ' Ills reported llllt.tllitia Yf at With till change ll) proees&IDI The huge lake of ·30 bUIIC!\ · At oae Ume a farrilor wUh 5 lout two other large pllllt'o ID plillla and tile movomeni «pack- pounds or milk producedquall,y to 10 eolia, mUlled 1>1 hand, Ohio capable ot -e111nB more qld mUk 1n trom .. outside tile In the Wl~sln-Minneoota area could oell milk and cream to tllan a miD~ .QOUndl ol nuicl area 11 Ia .cllf!lcult to lllilntoln ~ed to be a constant lhreot his neighbors, In tDwn, or could milk dalli. Jn Ohio U.ore are .the prcper domand-al.pp1y ratio. to · Ohio milk. Farmsra ill.IIIIo . sell oo a loeal route or tD hall 10.7 million people. The avoragi The conoelldatlon or plants tore- area mtlll cooperate with ..<:b , .. a dozen pick up stetlons In each <WlY eoniUIIIPIIon per periOII ea !armors U> seek ever Wider other and with their _ ... coull\)'. At that time' there were or fluid milk Ia one pound dally. · IIW'katlng areas. The cOopera- Uvea more than they ever have lillie or no health re(llllatlons. A OOIIIPOrison or proces&IDI U•e• too must oeek wider mar- In order to maintain their marToday there are very lew dalr:Y coato by Robert E. Ji.cob- Exket. herds under 20 cows, with tho tonslon Milk Marketing .opeoW~~!!! &Yerage In this area being 30 1111, 1hows that aprocesslngplo,n! tD so. Several hen!s In the area handling over 1,000 !llariS (2,000 have nearly 100 eowa. pounds) has a processing cost of Milk on theoe !arma Is pro. 7.2 cents per quart. U the plilll duced under lite moot sanitary Is larger and handles 10,000 re(llllatlons mel mull moot health 111&1s, the coli Is 5 cents for Inspections by local and state processing. At 60,000 quar11 per health departmenta. In many day the colll Is 3.6 cent& per cases this milk must meet Fed- quart. At 1.20,000 quarto per era! health re(llllatlons becauoe da.f the ooot Ia 3 cents por'll'fl, It moves In Interstate eommsroo. Another point or competition During the last 10 years,prae. Is that at the present time 15 Ucally all !armors hove b e o n per cent or the milk In !lie lrl· forced to Install bulk milk tanks ltate market orderwhlchlspackwhlch quickly brings tho temper- aged (In eon1alners) Is shlllPed ature or the milk below 40 de- In !rom outside of the area. grees to keep It or high IJiallty With tho decline In 111mbors of Olir point Is mldo In our own modem plantand high safety. milk p~cers, with the 1mlite bat WIY we ltnow' ID ...... finest q111IIIY There are less than one.!Jal! provement 111 !he abUit,y to proond oconomfcol prl<ll. Unfeo Acrylic l.ltox paint Cln bl IIIOd In damp wuther, clilti In 30 mln•• maJ\V producers of mUk to- duce high quallt,ymUkandmovelt 11111, It hlp!y bllat.- and peel rulotsnt. El"l da.f as there .were 20 years ago. long dlllanoes, competltJon be-11tlori1 - cloln. up, Shop w ..... , OTHER CHANGES tween p~ceraandbelwMnprc>. Iiiii fw poont. Changes have occurred ln the eessora becomes enormous. Unla On..C.t 11 Ia ropcrted ibat milk can processing business also. In AIIJilo Otltlldl In 1950, there were 1,197 llcenaed be brooght In trom Wisconsin Lit~!~ Wllrta h mUk plants ln. Ohio. At the pre- at a coli or 60 oenta tranaporTwHIIt Otltlldo In lrlllht In oent time, only 257 plants (175 tatlon · charp plus 15 cents for Whltl 2'1 Roll 1&11 2~ Grade A plents) are In opera- handling charge for 100 pounds tion. New te<hnoloJ13 In process- of milk. Wisconsin prodoces ap.. YOUR PAINTING MADE EASIERI lng, together with lmprovodhlgh. proximately ,ons-stxth o! tho total Flat Stop "foot comfort• AluiJIInum Extension' laddtll, 24-28-32 and 40 ft., from $33.75 to ways and refrigerated oeml.trall- milk produced In tho Unltecl $65.50. era for distrlbutlon, have led to ~ .. substantial ealclenclas In large 1n the JO.year period from volume operations. 1951 to 1961, Beatrice Fooda acResultlng conoolldatloos and IJI!red 183 dairy firms. Tho BurhrYI111 Mol11, Otlllo & Mallft plant closings have made access don Colllpel\faequlredl21. Theoe C:.V-hoooo ft2.2111 Juk W. Carsoy, Mp. to markets more dllflcult for ~ bu,yoro or raw mUk have STORE OPEN 'TIL I PRI; some producers. Thla Is portlcu- reoognl•ed the Importance o1 omER DAYS B1'2.f..,!IILL larly true· whare a cooperative 8l'OWIIl 'and .tlle .ateana ot aeldevCf:OSFS ~00Ni/IAJ,U'1;"~YS . 1 ls br!linlzed around a mariCI!t fni' It tllnilig! merger; Dall'y 'Rwl Ettate 1!or S.le liD REALTY CO. ,1j)scarlalrd, Realtor WIU Tr•.Cie For ORQI=. ., ,· RIALTOt ot• ~ IILOW ~ ~· THE •. ' too ·~· l!ld.~llliol ·~ . bora tlu:qiJihoot, tlil' entire area , dlaOOIU'+ tlle.m 11'01!1 ~ . ~· Rt•lhtlteFor S.le . . .. . . ,·t~ .~:~ ~· •' J . ·• ' ' ' . • '• .. • .. ' . ~ . .. ·~l!C..il$. wlll~tee, . ne!lhlior•- ever before,•The mull re"'lz~,lhat. l!i- ,· ' . . a"Plint at 'CiovefM.d wlild! IIWit pdlk coqperluveaandtbelr mem- cllvl<l!al~ and sm8ller, pi~ a·.~ ••. ' .. r.t,'ls• ~ ' POMEROY - • ~.~t~ :. &U ljY ::C. ~o,£. .ii.:AKESI!.EE 'EXt, '~'Aaiiiit, Ll Alfjc:ulture the ' ' • Selling the Household E«ecta or Lelia Vollbont at 73 ~ruce St., Gallipolis, Ohio. ltomo to be sold conalst or the usual Household ltema and Tools. R E, KNOTTS, AUCI10NEER MRS. R E, KNO'ITS, CLERK JEANIE FISHER, CASIDER AND EVANS, INC. 87 O&v. Street Gallpolls, Ohio Excavating and lhldilg CllldrlctM'I BACKHOE, BUUDOZER, CRANE, GRADER AND DRAGUNESEIMCt' Basements-Footers-leoch BedsFarm Ponds-Sept!c Tanks-YardsDriwways:-lllnd Clearing-fill Dirt Top Soil ~Ponds Cleaned-Parking lots "IF IT'S DIRT,.WE'LLNOVE ITr ., f. I �,.. ' I ...s For Rent . PURNlSliED GARAGE OWI1111111 011 Lbx!oiD BID. UIIIWit paid; adulll tilly. PboDe . . -T'IIO BEDROOM l-1tolfe llftldeno!J ELECTROLUX SAJ,.ES and .... CIUQUAQUA P\JPPIES, hro 'fke: SWeepen, 1111 wuben l'orn!n>y. Pbone . . . . lawn malea, 6 weeks old, can .... polllben. Genuine parts. 7-14-tlt a...,tmeol. • ~ An., For S1le or Tr1cle Ita IN'l'EIINATION'AL two-loll flatbed. A-1 condltlon. Will 1011 or trade f..- cattle. Phane lUND .......... lk c........... "'""' . . _ . . . O. . ICI HOURI . . . . . . . . . . ,,.. ,.•• 0111! ;.a ..... 1t1M ,._. ....,.., C.rd Of Th•nlcs THE FAMILY of Bertha lfpell Ollvor wishes to utend lincere tbonb and appreclatlon to relatlveo, lrfends and netpbors for their tlndnell and sympathy durlni l!le 01ness and after the death of . ' • -=·· 74-Jip' 712-42114. 8-IJ.Ue Call 111U7111. Mn. 0. F. LyoDS, Rutland, 7-26-lte c. c. IIIWlfOBD ......... Camlllelo llenloo m. •. . .... .. AU~ MALE GERMAN SHEPARD DOG, no papers, one year old, Phone IIIU193. 7-26-llp · BUDGET PRICE lgmHure 1111 .... lblrd floor bndgoi shop. llater Furniture, Mlddl!port, Olllo. ' • lfe 0111 llnllrerll 'iEAR OLD ROME on Rt 124, Raclat, ForS.Ie 5 rooms, bath, utlllty room, I life · POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy wall to wan carpellng ID bedWbite and stud service, 4 and lnsur•nce rooms and frnnt room, good AIR CONDmONING Refriger8 Iiiii. Phone IISZ-3165. All'I'OMOBILE lnl1lnmee ben location, caD or see O'IJeD ation lf!IVIee. Jack~ Refrlt7·19-lllltc eratlon, New Rano. hone .-eDedT Lost fOUr operatManley, phone 742-5932. Will 812-11111. 4 I tfc or's Ucense! CaD &2188. sell oo Gl loan. 7-2Ute POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy I II lfe miniature. $75 and up. Stud R & N DAY.f4J> or started READY - MIX ~ deBv· service and grooming. Phoae ered rtsbt to your projeel. Leghorn pullets. Both n.... or 11112-5143. II ! tfe Fast and easy. Free elllcage grown avallsble. PouJ. Scholars believe Easter lsmalel. Phone __., Goet- laod, try housing and automaUon. called Rapa Nul by its AKC Golden RetrieVer puppleo. leln Ready • Mix Co., Middle- IDhabitants, was settled by :&fudern Pnultry, Bor No. 1•, >24 Ash St., Middleport. tlliJ. Athens, Oblo, Phone 593-7831. port, Oblo. 8 10 tfc wayfarers from Polynesian Is&14!. 6-:!3-tlc lands, 2.!iOO miles to the west. 74-ltc ...- beloved mother. Speclal tbonb to the Rev. Cam!r W11llams lor Ills eoosollng words, the Rev. Glen lilies, Mn. Elmer Wickham, oqm. lit; the Ewing Funeral Home POTATOES. beam, cabbage HAMMOND CHORD organ, and beeto. Phone 84!-~4. for respeclfu1 conalderatkiDI; bench, music, $500. Call Clarence Proffitt, Pnrtland. also the Laurel Clllf Heallh Young's Market, Middleport. Ohio. 7-7-tfc Club and Uolted Metbodlll 7-28-Mp Cburdl Women. Mr. aod Mn. AileD l:lehlD: FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, LUMP COAL, stoker. egg; Rut. ger, Mr. Rill lin. David one floor, partly furnished il land tipple, Rt. 124. Pearl JaMcGbee, Mr. and Mrs. By- desired. 783 S. Seoond Ave., cobs, Phone 742-4952 or 119ZMiddleport. Can be seen by 1'011 H,..U, Mr. Rill Mn. 3469. 7-211ste appointment after 5 p.m. El, Cecil llysell. 74-ltp den Walburn, phone m-H. 1961 FULLY aotomatle sewing 7-t-tlc macl>lne, complete to make Notb buttonhole!, darn, and emb.; INVITATION TO !lower lovers: NO. 6, STOKER COAL at f..-. 15 bullt-ID designs. Tills maVbllt Old Mao QulaeDberry's mer CliDton Coal Co. tipple, chine is ID perfect condition. llillllia patch ID !rOD! of old located 5 mUeo east of WeDaTills machine aold lor .-.95, Syracuse pool ofllce bulldiDg. ton. Phone 384-3'187 Wellston balance now $75, take over Wek:ome. 7-JWip lor JnlormaUon. Walton Coal paymenll ol t5.18 per manth. Company. 7-1~ Try it In your home, caJJ mTERMiTES SWARMING? '!'bey are re-productlveo, not JII36. '~ TWO YEAR old two bedroom your w«ter <Oiooy. Free .... home, bath. full basement, gaI'IGS, see A. J. Myen, RD I, spectlons .... Information .. rage, In SJneuse. Pllone ti92cmrl space daogen. No Reedsville, Ohio. 7-2B-31p IM21. 7-21-tfe saloomao, low overbeod, 50 per cent savlop. Allied !'ell 1981 STEREO: Lovely wabwl CLARINET. B FLAT, good conCmtrol. Pomeroy, IIIIo. dition, $25. Phone 1192.Jm. COD80ie with AM & FM radio, PboDe 98UI8t enolop. this set sold much bfebor; 7-J5.6tc ~ baa """'"' storage. Talre .... pa)'lllellll of 15 per J!IGIIIb ilr 00-..tng--ot-bolile - 11151 BmCK. 4-dO« sedan, mepay balance due $101... Try cllanleally OK. Good wert car. • ~~. pockell, pegging. It in yoor bome. Call IJIII.2831. S.. or caJJ Milton Hood IJIII. bemmlog, altoratlons, ole. 74-111: 3810. . 7-~ Mn. Freddie Thabet, Malon, l'llom! m-56SI. 4-lf).lfc SAVE NOW on alunD!um boa II, FIVE ROOM bouse, bath, bua. m~.three loll.~. Sllte 10.12-IS-14 II.. clean made, BAPI'Y IIOUR, SbeDaDg Sprlop St.. Pomeroy. Phone ,.._: stordy, thn!e raD bottoms. Nile Club, 5 to 8 p.m. M.,.. 74-llp One mlle oil Rt. ss. on Kingsday thru Friday. Ladloo DIPt bury Road. 7-17. . """ Friday. u.tfe Real Estate For S1le WEU. KEPT carpell show the JOE YOUNG reoldence on RutWanted To luy reoulll of ngolar Blue Lustre land Road. Contact Young's ANTIQUES, furniture, dllbel. spot cleanlas. Rent electric Martel. 1~ mlsceDaneoua. !ln. Boward sbampooer $1. Baker Furnl· Cedi, 11110 w. Main St., Poiii6- ture. 7-zutc IVJ. 14-lle COLT, 20 monlbs old. phone GOOD CLEAN dry roots, !IlD992-1910. 7-:!3-Ste lOIII. . . lb., yellow mot, • lb.; May apple mot, !0 cenll MANUFAcnJRER'S SALE - GID. ROBSIEii'ER, 11110KER lb. Bill Balley, Reedsvlllo, Farm and Home white Latex P<NEROY - 5 1"001111, bath, Oblo. 7-17~ house and barn paint. Reg. front & back pordleo, base. t5.4t gallnn. Sale price $UI men!, level lot. Help W1nttcl a gallon. King Bullde1'11 Sup- POMEROY - 6 rooms, watEr SHORT ORDER <XlOK, lor .,.. ply Co., Middleport, Oblo, msystem, cellar, frnnt porch, 2 niDI w«k. Apply Ia ponan. • 3741. 7-:!3-l!te outbuildings, m aem. SJrocuse Drtv..ln. PboM IJIII. !'OMEROY - 4 rooms, bath, •. 7-llllc; 1981 APACHE Falcon camping lull basement, needs a handy frailer. CaD 192-2101 or see man. JANITOR, PART time Sunday WIBle GuiDther after 4:30 p.m. IN ACitl!ll - 18 ol bottom Iaod, employment. Apply Blue Tar7-2Ulc . 2 barns, large a rooms, bath lim, Mlddloport, 7-JUk! ,..;;;;;.;:--;:;;::. .... half, 2nd house, s cfa. 11181 NEWPORT CltryBlf!l, 4- lerna, well, minerals, near Door, good rubber, good town. WANTED IIBSPONSIBLE party to .. lllu!pe. Marlon Reynolds, Ma- REI.EN or VIRGIL TEAFORD son. Phone '773-5147. 7-21-tlc A8SOCIATES ...pl)'IDftlll of •. u per sYRACUSE mouth or pay balaoce due !1162 CORVETTE. Honduras mat'll.tlt lor 11188 sllno ~ roon, !27-340 hp.. 4 speed; wllb radio, kpeod automatle dumger, call . . . 7-21111: 115011. eon Coolville · Chimes seldom have more 7-S4-Sic than 12 bells; larger numbers of bells set together to play For Rent BEANS, KENTUCKY Wander: tunes are called carillons. PLI!NTY of space lor one traJI. Plclt yoor nwo, bring eon. f!l with all faciiiUeo. In Syratainer. $1 bushel. Andmr eaoe. CaD 11112-!IIM. 4-18-tlt em... sb: miles above Racine on Rt. SSI. Phone 247FtiRNISIIED and ~ 2152. 7-26-tlc llparlmento. Clote to odlool. PboDe ltUIM, 111-IJ.Ue SEWING MACIDNE, zig zag pie, their prOOlems and pleas~ to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care ot Helen Help US! this news- _,-. F~x .. . •,1·; REALTY. CARRIBl WANTID TRAILER SPACE, all at111t1oo avalllble. Inquire 1M Mulber. .., IIIIB S or 5 p.m. Write P. 0. BoJ: f25 Pomeroy. J.2t.t1t COIIIOie. Complete with faoblon cams; makes buttonboles. WID dam, mend, applique, monogram, over<ut. Pay Jut f48.S5, or $S.IO per month. Pholle ln-3218. 7-:IH!c STEREO. 11188 Early American stereo radio combination. Tills Is a beautiful solid state lllllt with kpeod ehanger, Tate over paymenls of $8 or pay balance $103.10. Also have repoosessed stereo In walnut cabinet lor payrr.er.ls ol $5.91 or balance of $115.111. Phone 111-UII. 7-~te 11115 MUSTANG, mint CO!IIIItlon, Gent Dodaon, Bro-n Ave., lllddlepart. 7--..stp I admll I sometimes deserve punilllunent,, but I wiiJ!i my faml. ty would take turns dlllhtnillout. Flrst my father aaya, "COme on aon, ll's my duly to teaeb you rlllht from wrong." So be walks me out to the shed cuts a swlteh lnd switches me until bolo !Ired. Then I 11<1pper ID tho shed. Next my grend!lliler takes me oot behind the barn, pulls down my pants and whips me will! my 'l"' lnlusiless Section CARIB WANim IN MIDDIII'OI'r CONrACJ -.FAYE MA111Y 0; Schwanll MariM Hockingport, Ohio PlioNB .,..,. . F - lhl Bullt>zer Radiator 'T<i i'; •rh.•: l Smallest Hooter Cort. BUETTNAIS fill. ' l'ol!l•roy PIL HZ.2143 ==SA~V;E~~ The .planet Neptune has two k1iowD moons. One revolves around It from east to west, the .U..r from west to eut. FlEE Preslde~Fraaklin Roo~~e­ velt Clill Dec. 1941, tho "date whl will ve In Infamy." Tbat""as the dale of Pearl Harbor. 'n MOTH PROOF1NG .. AIC CLEANERS .. W. VL I I Weekly Guide To Better TV _Viewing · '71HH3 ' · ·Fold and Place Near You~ Television Set for Ccul\'tm have so many welts I can't sit, and besidos, I have terribly bro- 2:30 1\IW"'''" 7115 1J Life 1.._.: ... Dear Sore: ••. c.w-i CINrcll JIESSUR ·:, unluckiness -· ACB088 l.Encompau ~. DexteroWI 9. Girl'• 'name 10. Wa.vellke silk tabrlc 12. Wuh 13. Canopy over & bed H . Consumed 15. Rave 16. Muurium : "Ym. 17. M'lddle 19. Kimono IUhel 21. Perilh 22. :Mernorarulum 23. Snooped 2. Covered, aowtlh asphalt 3. Part r1. "to be" • . Compass poblt li,Sobelt 6. CIURn· of the Bay•tate capital 7. !piled 8. Henntt 9. Edible moiiUik ll. ExpunJN 13. Sto~ 1~. Foray A session at a good charm · IIChool would do -doro. Tbere, a girl learns hoW tAl walk, lit, talk, manage bor hands and feet, lnd (IO!Ierally feel more polled. lnCJJire at your local Y. W.C.A. -H. subject: abbr. 23. Im- prints 24.IJWe pooll 26. Sonot Bela 26. Good friend 28. God y . . . .., ........ sa.Umetreo st. Biblical Andrew Jackson, who later became president. lhot and killed Charles Dlcldi!Jon In a duel. !loa ((), Tahllllll ofW&r at.Btrure 32. Anurr1cu lndtana sa. Bolabevtkl roct abbr. WMPO 28.Quolol 27. Revolve 28. Exclamo- INFORMATION NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS Uon 29. 1flne ontnuJce 30. Jtuc' OT lkl :w. Old Line atate: abbr. 3&. Pleeeof new• 37.Norway eoiD DAILY ss. seu fO.Itonwl poet lll)' - fl. Part of t ...... ... l""*ril l P.M. IChoolt DOWN I. KID4ot J'O<k w- · '• OM loll«lllnpl7- f« - · · Ia tiiiiiiiiYith A IIUIOd I« 11M Ill,.. L'o, X for tile '"" O'o. elc. • • hiUOn. apo,i- ,....,_, 11M llnCI1I .,.. r.....u... ., tile .., 11M ... dlfftnat. an lllllllliL ,,,, 4 61........ CICIIocnlallafllll'-•~~'' KPVCIPM SUJW XPP TPU laPBM ,. BfJ MPTPTRPX JZWI :lhu ·' X TXU.-JI'tTPX . ·-·- II U!UCh•~ • Twlllflit ZODI a. I "1 Wdl U .. " , ' lUll . ........."""" ~· .,.......... ?tJD .,~ ....... ···-"" ....... ·. -..... . 8 Dkk Van Qike Brolhlrl ~ '~ofLUI e.ltchld i"" CIJII!mal ~" 9;30 ll CAII!tire Llef\1 8 Uood MorniJII World .-· :· lttl 1:111 3 Mid Dr,y Newl Picture I Jtckll Oblllll:tt l:hrlr 11 Dreun Houll 1:111 :1 Lflt'l Make A Dial I AI thl W.orkl T11rn1 13 It'• Happ~nlrw 2:110 3 ~· o1 Our Lives • ClfMal - · c.ut& lhll I"""""""' 1- 1111 KIIIUCIIJ Seli!olf 11 Jlll WUtll'l J.U. . ,u '- ' ·~ • tllit · I~ • 1/..... .•. ,. Ntwl I ~ Ia 1 $1. .,..:1 Thl .. U Na~lfwed Game 12:16 IJ luMit.l Arttftrl 1965 Chevetle Mllibu ........ $1595 , Station w._' loeall owner, low~ Clr, Bo~ ilnla11, . , ......... 13 'N.Y.P.U. I Nowo ,"'< . 8:00 3 SboWl'U e '68 8:30 3 Movie 8 Show Time 13 Grarnbll._ Collqe 3 flb\'11 1214~ :UIIIO "a-W*'Jh ... 3 Ntw.... 1'8A 8 TWIDaht Z01111 ' 7:30 3 hU 1\nerl~• Colle!le 13 Tr..s11re11111 l..JIIJ~onl [lr1:Qnibk . ~. ~· s oourt 1 Slm:h lor Tomorrow 10:00 t1 ..~~ ·i / . U Garrl ..n' a GorUlu 3 .Eyti GIIIU lt MD.!• 1111 "i..,.,: ,... . ' I \ , VA,.CATION SPECIALS! 12:011 3 J~ ~n ' \ I IIIU\In-ln-Liw I II' ~flnt · ' 11130 ... . 13 Men GrUIIn t:liO 3 ~~~~Jlrl~ ~rt Arq- ot ill)'blrl'l 3 HoU1ftod Sq!W'tl I-..., "~ .• ' • '11s80 .. c. .....e ·~ ~- I u TVQIIII 8 IMI\al Nn1 Ccrtrwl &d !MWYWI II fBI 111 llttclftiJ f 3 N""'• l'lcturt 1 PariOII&Jhj . H IMI · .... 13 {)utl !ihldorflol 3 • .~. . .1 c..td«AAII'II 13 Wtilt FII'ID 10::10 3 Qn:.nr&tion 13 Didl Con~e~~ 5:30 ""' ~ . 13 Trulh Ol' I Blverly HllJAWea ' ' "·' '"' 3 Rawhltll 11 W111t &up "" V<Qect ~ . sec:nc smnn 1 .... a. l.oGk q, • u.. a P~;~~oor11 'l'llntr~: 13 Steve Allen .~ ll Blick America 11:00 3 :O.:ew~ WNt~wr, ~JU 8 Capital /lietn C.rural 13 r-.:ews, Wuttter, !iiOrts U::.W B ...... ll\30 3 Tonl.aht Show 13 .Joey mshop whi.te wall Urea, BcyL ...mo.IMJI!I"'Iidetnaa., ¥IDyl Interior. Radio and f¥llter. · 1 9:00 3 Nib ~U(. .~ ~ . I Qaltain Kangaroo • 9;30 Di~k 3 Ma~.o;:l, II P.. eorn Thclltre 4:30 3 Mr. Dlrwon 8 F1n1lly Theatre 13 The Nt~wlywed l:amc 5:0D ~ 12:00 8:30 u:ao 3 ~· Guen 8 SNrch for Tomorrow T...,•u~lile 3 lronilO.~ 13 Bewitched 9:00 ll Movie n 12:45 8 Gul41rqj Llghl I:UU 3 NJd ~ ~~ l'icture 8 Jackie Obllnl[er !ilow 13 ll"UII\ ll01.11e 1:30 3 Let'• Make A Ileal ' AI the World hr~ . ., h'• Happen! .. 3 '-YI of Our Llvel Love h a ~len!klrld Thine Gallia and Mason Areo IMormed As ' . Well As .. Entertained ,I ' •' 11:00 3 Birdman 7 Glla:ey Tdo 8 Mob)' Oick 1: Ml&htY Ml&htor 13 K1rc Kani 11::10 3 Atom~ a uerman 1: AQ.u&mlQ 1J Genie of the Jllfli)1 l2:00 "" • 10:00 3 car & Track B .k.h~ QueBt 13 1\mlfll'ltlll Btndstand 13 Man !n I !SaltCIM 11:00 3 Nawa 13 SIMi, Wwllw, ~IU 11:28 8 . Movte 1:00 3 ll~at 8 Lone Hanger I :30 3 The IQcton 3 TO!Iight ~ 8 UouM P1rty 13 DltiNI Glme 13 Joey Bl•hop !iuW ~ ' ...... Hoean'• " - ' I 10100 ll turmlx 8 Nel'll 8 lloUIRunner U:30 .. 13 Weekwd Newa U:U 3 Nll'll'& n ... nWer T.._.,. I BuobOll R Movie I~ • 13 Till Nll'fflywed Gasne ' 8:30 3 Ott !fGiart a N.J Thr• Son• 13 Lawrene• wIlk 9:00 11:00 13 Hlppenlng '811 13 Newlywed Game :t:ao DKirc Geme 8 Petticott Juocdan 13 Pre-Conv. - RepubbeMl 12:30 3 Golddlaeu ... 13 The 9:30 3 COOl McCool 13 The BMt1ef ~lgnet .-· i:OO 3 Poner Yiqontr 7::111 • . 3 :Jhe,.~ . t The PriiMtt Journey to Center ol Earth 13 Peyton Place 11:21 S.turdl)' See• B " " ' 'U:otu 3 lll.ovM good ''" I TM BliiM 'Anawvl 1967 Chevrolet C1prlce 4.DT.. . • ' $3295 •. Flctocy ·Air Cond., CCimtorlrm COntrola, 386 eQg!,ne, .tmloct. .. ,,.,.., ... IJ:t!;J J .. .. ,I . .l '1':311 I . OWDert tnde ln. ·; . t96$.Fon1 O.L 4 Door ........ $1691 . :' . w-- ~ '· 11 ., _, • I .~a.on I ....... Crelldlt I 'hill\· D:lualal btl 0::10 Din !ilM:M'I ';.o I MIWI • , · 1 ~ar NMr• c.r.~ 11 Mlrt 'Grlmn . Bilek llnish, cleln lalorlor, &Qod ilt0o, VB•• •· ,, • auto. ear. lnlii., · ~-. oteorlow,, radio, - , ,. bi'P. t~r· ,-.. :. .. ."""":1. lUIIe ,. ' 13 I £IKe Gl Ni,aht u one ure to u" s s.tr• !~Dna w,. EuP ..... 3 Mr. Clr"'IM 8 F..Pf Tkllatte 13 Tt. N..a,.w.Gam .......... ~ .... 13 ~orC..MQI..eea :tlillfJ~ 11 WILl• FlriD JS Dull Shldowa '"' 3 Nen Pkbln - Q)r£~ I CtPIIai ·N•• c.atral 11 Men Qrift'ln 6:1t , 13 Dltk Cld ·-b·~ llloO . ,,... .,...I)' .,.......,__.. - I Hlllltp.Brlnkllo' . . . I Walta" CftNI!Oo 7:10 til I Ut30., Dil:ll VY. Dl• .• I 1'2s11 ...... . J ....... .. · LDweiUit . J • •. . . . . .... Mltdl Glme 13 ~All«~ I Clnllkl c:a.i.n I ... 1 PopcOrn 'T'toeltre II Ku1aon IWnlval .' I ....... !iliff Jltt.n !111M u r.o.rn c.nvu..a 1965 Chfulle 't.:\lllbu ...•.....• $1595 ' . ' ' . CGnv. v.a ••• .Pol!e~lde, rtldlo, - · naw whitewall llreo, v~• esliorlor lin!¥> with whllll oirlon ~q> ,..ey1 Ill'' .,' terlor tJ1m. A oharp I '"" II You Qlrl't St.Y il ....,_ r-J I ~ , RIPon ~ ~c steerlaa and bral!es, · vln71 ~q~, white bocb', plamlblertor, ndlolllll-. eooo •ctuo! mUlL A oharp car. • c::om~ to\1 .., 3 Allod\er World 8 TO T.t\ the Truth U Oeneral HoMPital ~V.U.,.IIIQ'l ,, . T•" • . TwiU&ICIIM . 1 ~·vira~m~n I .._,bi$Kt I tl Awnfih UlO ·• 3:00 5:31 8 The B.lbl 1 "n•wer• 6:45 3 UJrn Cob HCiiPCN"t 3 A.ruthlr World S To Tell U.• Tnth 13 GeMrllllospital 3 T- ~ a 7:eo u Oltlreh or Cllrlst 7:30 ! Sleq>y Ja'Tart . _ 11 CoiLntJ)' tarrou..a B:OO a ltOO :1. Mlktl IRuglu t:OO Game Mr. ClrWCI'I ~00 11:30 ~ Rltfhktl U Trvdl or OoaMQuenc:es tdO 11 OUk Shlldr>!r• 1:11 I Cm:lld Cimini 13 Fonlp ~ 111".10 , a •• .PkWn 8 Clpllll ....a Central I Conc:llltl'ltlolt I a...q HiUWllltl 11 llllr• GrUnn 1110 I lluldlp.!rlakle1 I Wallet Crcridll Dk~ Dl¥1tt ' litOO , .........., I. An4r ol Mlo"bln'J' ~ 11 1WIRitlion 8 11111 I ll Iii';& YOII""" How'' Y..r ..........Lew 1lt!N! I ,....,. I 1.4-..alW. II BIWltCIIId "" ,... 6 SRrua:P 1"ddiN lolw 13 ..,.. I' .... J-. '•I WU.WidWttt 1:'10 ' .. ·- ' S. 1t&Mid 1 I "'" r 1. . ~ I'Jii I ·,r tdl ._,· ' :, ~ l~~ ,l . . . , :. '' 13, "'ltMI SlMl J ...." - J>.rry Lopll, WIICK .AOIIl Jamu Stew&rt 11:211 - 8, .. , . Nu-t .... 1111 11:2:D-8,"HoldThltGUt" Dead" - Aldo Rl.r, Abbott l Coit.eUo Rttxrtaon nJFSDAJ' 9:00 - 8, "TCl'l*io a."" 8:30 - 3, "Freud"' - M.~tqano GJetr~ Ford, EmuUkr. . . . eroy Clift, ~ York SA1\J RDAY 11:20 - 8, "HOllie. ol' F"ralND- 9:00 - 3, "McGuire Go~ 11el.n"- Borla Karlaft, Lon - Dirk c..ney Strl!bel'l WEDNESDA.'W 11:00 - 1:1, "Thl Blt:Gunbl.e''Boyd, Julltu. Gnco I ,..... • ~. "Brl• Mil 1111'1_. plre" •lid "TWel• lp Uae Moan,. ll:lli- J3, -8, "Hurrleo~1Jland'' U:Z0 -8,"e.ll,Bic*lalo.-- -Jon Hill. Mark! Windsor Report Ccllbal1. FRIDAY Vlr&inla Smtth 7:00 - 3, "Brl*en Atl"'Ot" - - 8 t'am:Jl: 1'1teaU"e 13 1'1111 lWWI,ywed Galnl 8 Slertt ~llll U W11tt !:arP 10:111 3 Sblll Judpllllt - Cllllllette r~t~ WUllun - U, "WIItbollnl" - ftu. dcJpb Scotl, 41130 ~ *"' · --- ery, Cllude RaiDs MONDAY Pqlcor11 ~ 13 Stave Allen • CI!Ptllft KinprQo 14 . I 1:30 - B, "Here etmes Mr. grid Bergman. Jordan,'' Rebert Morqilm· 11:~0 - R, "lm!Wkl:l ol Mat~h 13 Kanoon Kamlnl TIWRSDAY 13, uft.tart., - J o II 11 7:00 - ll, '"Ton WithOUt rttb""' WI,YlW -Kirk Dcqla1, E.G. Mar• 11 :15 - 3, "The N!Pt Rumer" a..U R. Dl.nton, C. MUier · 9~00 - B, "JOISI Ol Arc"- • E . at Nl&bt 13 01111 Ufe 11> Uve 3 SUNDAY IlliG - 3::30 3 hu D:ln't s.y .• l(eeoing Meigs J3 That Girl 3 6:30 13 Time for AmerleaM 8 The Jr. :ift,ce Ghost ll:OO 8 lovtol Ule 13 Bewitched A Ot~ ; .... , ,,,, Sim{IIOII 1: (iola.th ' I-'lying Nun la ~lder..an 13 3 Dlnlll 8uofJe .. .t 4:30 'P.M. <'•<V '• :S FllntstoneB S :i'IIUIIl ·" 'I U ·"" - Pll)'hOIIM 1 ~nStrl» · 10~011 13 .'il!cond llwndrltd Y.-ra 1 3 Jtoparcb s '"" 7:00 ~J 6:00 ~· 3 3 ::il.ll'er President 8 Hereukllds . 13 The Fllllalllc Four 7:311 8 Ulck Van J)yke 13 ~· 8 Walter Cronll.he 8 13 World of SporU 5:30 3 CI}Uornlam 3B t' rllllkeMtein Jr. 13 CI.IPer cartoon 3 HILDdi)'-Brlnldt)· Repon ~Cvavan Wre~tli!ll S:Ott 3 Western Open Golr 8:30 8 Clpltal New• l:entral 13 Men Griffin 6:30 3. 13 R Wrestl ing 8:00 "11Jo4...,_.., n K:OU ~ ~· & t>ab 8 <.:aptaln ~&rOO U Wells Fargo 11:311 13 l''or~lj;n l.eglonl\llru 13 Slellfl Allen Cevetl ll:GO 3 Pu&onallll B . ll:30 3 The Hollywood 3: llJ 13 Sm•ll World 1;ame 3 News 1-'kture ~1rl~ JtlllbUlle ~ 13 ure lu Live Th! h We Bellellt 4:00 5:30 13 Dirk Slladow• 3 ~J~ 8 candid C&men 13 .Wells t'ugo 10:30 :1. Concentralkm U r\lman~t· X Ciar]DUIIh 7:ili 13 Neighbors 3 Hawhidtt 13 Trotl1 or t:onseqtl8f'ttl> 8 Slc:ret storm 11 w,..u Eu'p 10:00 a ~ 11 Trudl or qmwq~~taCet AND DAILY CBYPI'OQUO'l'E-Htn't ltew &o work AXYDLBAA.Xa lo L 0 M 0 P Ill L L 0 w· ~ Fm*McGM I 'lftiii;)'-Flnt Ctntllr7 u:ao &GO 13 Kaltoon K&rnlval 01'111 13 {io!oflei l!llmQI'U' 3:15 7:Uil 3 .Jul'"'·" 8 Edg11 o( Ntght n. (;Jah~room lkJ.Iilhli 3 'k'o11lbl't 7:15 3 Mr. (;attoon 8 Famil)' Tt~eatre n Nftl;flled l.ine 3 Miltl ntualu 5110'1 I Cwtain Kquoo ~ 13 11te Uvln, Word 7:30 B SIMP)' Jlffen ~ J3 Glol')' Ho&d '"' ll T"w' 3:311 Match Gillie 3 t~oo " AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON tl.Carw.van- . 11 o.tu Llmlt• ti.~Word 13 G~Mral HoiPitll *:311 liOO a --~-~ .' fUieaauro: .... 3 Todl1 13 Dll¥1 & GQliath 8 Nlahl 13 One Ufe lo W...e • ..,. .Jtltr• lhtw l-.,......~;,i-w<r•";...,. "i. 'Wilt"""" ter lor her because oho ftgured ber finger would got otuck Ia the cypewrlter or something. How cao she brea(< the spell? - FRIEND OF A FRIEND anyone clumq. 18. Alike 20. School .W.• I Alnllt.ur Htllir I F1ltb Fa: TodQ' .. ll Nl'll' TIIIWIMit lien~:nJ 13 7:00 8 To 1"1111 the Trul!l 5:311 ' i' J ,.n, a • .-..-... iiiDW her. and abe teels miserable. She aaked me to write tho Iot- DAILY CROSSWORD ' ............ ·~ ' QlmCob~ :1 ""' l4'e rA ,,. """""""I"IS -K1nDon ...-Kaml.nl ..... ~~:.-.. (U.W..Ifl 3:00 3 J\mU..er World II l 'o Tell the Truth 6:U 3 You DJft't:W, 3 C...lp IIIII tM ..... I Teme11ee TliXIdo " UI O!fta&Htt.Wbud 3 , ~Jullla. I ........ .......... "" ,,., .11 Ttml rOr Amemana •••• • TOOCIZ now, Dear Friend: Mainly by •"thinkf.ng ahead." ... ADd by working to overcome self....,..scloosness, which makea 1&11 1 J.MIIWonl. and evecyone laughs. Silo thinks they are laughing at llor,-notwith "Slow up, Ellen, for Pote'o ukol You have many more )'tlrl of buylnc power loft In 'joul" J:S. '11 110ct·rr , 13 Mclllle'1 N&fl' Hll' (;:JI} 6:» K The lllble J\Ju;wen> a Aoodler World I .... . . . lJ ...... Mlwlr :' 1141 Ia one of lhem. She gutherflnBer caught In a bowling ball. A few days later she caught her fool in a movie theater seat. Botb Urnes she nooded all kinds o! help to got her out and of ...,.se she was awftJJ.I,y embarrassed. Sbe has only to walk ID a room, lnd something breaks. She's p this ror ... I Till BIWt Adnn WOIMI'I l"ollll DIVII!t What should I do? - SORE AND ACIIIN' reputat:lon l The ~tor· S llo11" I'II'U 13 !*inti Game '"' " ,.... TOBAN ken pride. Tbe question Is: "What <OUida boy of 13 poaalbly do to rate this kind of punlsldnont? Tbe meanest ldd on earth cloosn't de· serve a triple boating lor tile same offense. If your relaUves can't be atopped, then authoriUes should lind a better borne for you! Don't let utoyalt;y" keep you from asking bolp of BD under- Hefcrcncc JJ'UNDE Yes, I thtnk there are acct. dentilrone -"• lnd llll'•.fli... .... R..-WM<I,W.VL , front of friends. By tile end of tile evening, 1 f2.U- Pomeroy lotte. ~. 0 ' ister. - IL Dear Helen: HOBSTETTER ' . . E. Mallt \. .otandlng neighbor or your min- wd.t .,,,':j Pomeroy Home & Au tlir. SpottWfn It's my mother, though, that ures, their troubles and lim. TRIPLE PUNISHMENT TWICE As with tho rest ol Helen Help TOO MUCH USI, it welcomes laughs but won.tt Dear Helen: dodge a serious (llesltoll will! a I am a boy llving on a farm brush..,!!. · with m,y, molhor, lather and grand. Send yoor teenage CJJOstions father. rm almost 14. SIDE OLANCES By 0111 • . auahtWin . .. bothars me most. As I come in, obo catches me b1 tho collar of m,y jacket, jerks me ~U:roaa her knee and whacks me with a pad. die. li1ie has even clone this Ia e • By Helen Bottel YOUTH ASKED FOR rrl Thlo column lo lor young peo. nuw. own belt. Helen Help US. ,, dJe,"' -Jm~e~~ Qa Novak · u:io - 3, "~ oa." - �,.. ' I ...s For Rent . PURNlSliED GARAGE OWI1111111 011 Lbx!oiD BID. UIIIWit paid; adulll tilly. PboDe . . -T'IIO BEDROOM l-1tolfe llftldeno!J ELECTROLUX SAJ,.ES and .... CIUQUAQUA P\JPPIES, hro 'fke: SWeepen, 1111 wuben l'orn!n>y. Pbone . . . . lawn malea, 6 weeks old, can .... polllben. Genuine parts. 7-14-tlt a...,tmeol. • ~ An., For S1le or Tr1cle Ita IN'l'EIINATION'AL two-loll flatbed. A-1 condltlon. Will 1011 or trade f..- cattle. Phane lUND .......... lk c........... "'""' . . _ . . . O. . ICI HOURI . . . . . . . . . . ,,.. ,.•• 0111! ;.a ..... 1t1M ,._. ....,.., C.rd Of Th•nlcs THE FAMILY of Bertha lfpell Ollvor wishes to utend lincere tbonb and appreclatlon to relatlveo, lrfends and netpbors for their tlndnell and sympathy durlni l!le 01ness and after the death of . ' • -=·· 74-Jip' 712-42114. 8-IJ.Ue Call 111U7111. Mn. 0. F. LyoDS, Rutland, 7-26-lte c. c. IIIWlfOBD ......... Camlllelo llenloo m. •. . .... .. AU~ MALE GERMAN SHEPARD DOG, no papers, one year old, Phone IIIU193. 7-26-llp · BUDGET PRICE lgmHure 1111 .... lblrd floor bndgoi shop. llater Furniture, Mlddl!port, Olllo. ' • lfe 0111 llnllrerll 'iEAR OLD ROME on Rt 124, Raclat, ForS.Ie 5 rooms, bath, utlllty room, I life · POODLE PUPPIES AKC Toy wall to wan carpellng ID bedWbite and stud service, 4 and lnsur•nce rooms and frnnt room, good AIR CONDmONING Refriger8 Iiiii. Phone IISZ-3165. All'I'OMOBILE lnl1lnmee ben location, caD or see O'IJeD ation lf!IVIee. Jack~ Refrlt7·19-lllltc eratlon, New Rano. hone .-eDedT Lost fOUr operatManley, phone 742-5932. Will 812-11111. 4 I tfc or's Ucense! CaD &2188. sell oo Gl loan. 7-2Ute POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy I II lfe miniature. $75 and up. Stud R & N DAY.f4J> or started READY - MIX ~ deBv· service and grooming. Phoae ered rtsbt to your projeel. Leghorn pullets. Both n.... or 11112-5143. II ! tfe Fast and easy. Free elllcage grown avallsble. PouJ. Scholars believe Easter lsmalel. Phone __., Goet- laod, try housing and automaUon. called Rapa Nul by its AKC Golden RetrieVer puppleo. leln Ready • Mix Co., Middle- IDhabitants, was settled by :&fudern Pnultry, Bor No. 1•, >24 Ash St., Middleport. tlliJ. Athens, Oblo, Phone 593-7831. port, Oblo. 8 10 tfc wayfarers from Polynesian Is&14!. 6-:!3-tlc lands, 2.!iOO miles to the west. 74-ltc ...- beloved mother. Speclal tbonb to the Rev. Cam!r W11llams lor Ills eoosollng words, the Rev. Glen lilies, Mn. Elmer Wickham, oqm. lit; the Ewing Funeral Home POTATOES. beam, cabbage HAMMOND CHORD organ, and beeto. Phone 84!-~4. for respeclfu1 conalderatkiDI; bench, music, $500. Call Clarence Proffitt, Pnrtland. also the Laurel Clllf Heallh Young's Market, Middleport. Ohio. 7-7-tfc Club and Uolted Metbodlll 7-28-Mp Cburdl Women. Mr. aod Mn. AileD l:lehlD: FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, LUMP COAL, stoker. egg; Rut. ger, Mr. Rill lin. David one floor, partly furnished il land tipple, Rt. 124. Pearl JaMcGbee, Mr. and Mrs. By- desired. 783 S. Seoond Ave., cobs, Phone 742-4952 or 119ZMiddleport. Can be seen by 1'011 H,..U, Mr. Rill Mn. 3469. 7-211ste appointment after 5 p.m. El, Cecil llysell. 74-ltp den Walburn, phone m-H. 1961 FULLY aotomatle sewing 7-t-tlc macl>lne, complete to make Notb buttonhole!, darn, and emb.; INVITATION TO !lower lovers: NO. 6, STOKER COAL at f..-. 15 bullt-ID designs. Tills maVbllt Old Mao QulaeDberry's mer CliDton Coal Co. tipple, chine is ID perfect condition. llillllia patch ID !rOD! of old located 5 mUeo east of WeDaTills machine aold lor .-.95, Syracuse pool ofllce bulldiDg. ton. Phone 384-3'187 Wellston balance now $75, take over Wek:ome. 7-JWip lor JnlormaUon. Walton Coal paymenll ol t5.18 per manth. Company. 7-1~ Try it In your home, caJJ mTERMiTES SWARMING? '!'bey are re-productlveo, not JII36. '~ TWO YEAR old two bedroom your w«ter <Oiooy. Free .... home, bath. full basement, gaI'IGS, see A. J. Myen, RD I, spectlons .... Information .. rage, In SJneuse. Pllone ti92cmrl space daogen. No Reedsville, Ohio. 7-2B-31p IM21. 7-21-tfe saloomao, low overbeod, 50 per cent savlop. Allied !'ell 1981 STEREO: Lovely wabwl CLARINET. B FLAT, good conCmtrol. Pomeroy, IIIIo. dition, $25. Phone 1192.Jm. COD80ie with AM & FM radio, PboDe 98UI8t enolop. this set sold much bfebor; 7-J5.6tc ~ baa """'"' storage. Talre .... pa)'lllellll of 15 per J!IGIIIb ilr 00-..tng--ot-bolile - 11151 BmCK. 4-dO« sedan, mepay balance due $101... Try cllanleally OK. Good wert car. • ~~. pockell, pegging. It in yoor bome. Call IJIII.2831. S.. or caJJ Milton Hood IJIII. bemmlog, altoratlons, ole. 74-111: 3810. . 7-~ Mn. Freddie Thabet, Malon, l'llom! m-56SI. 4-lf).lfc SAVE NOW on alunD!um boa II, FIVE ROOM bouse, bath, bua. m~.three loll.~. Sllte 10.12-IS-14 II.. clean made, BAPI'Y IIOUR, SbeDaDg Sprlop St.. Pomeroy. Phone ,.._: stordy, thn!e raD bottoms. Nile Club, 5 to 8 p.m. M.,.. 74-llp One mlle oil Rt. ss. on Kingsday thru Friday. Ladloo DIPt bury Road. 7-17. . """ Friday. u.tfe Real Estate For S1le WEU. KEPT carpell show the JOE YOUNG reoldence on RutWanted To luy reoulll of ngolar Blue Lustre land Road. Contact Young's ANTIQUES, furniture, dllbel. spot cleanlas. Rent electric Martel. 1~ mlsceDaneoua. !ln. Boward sbampooer $1. Baker Furnl· Cedi, 11110 w. Main St., Poiii6- ture. 7-zutc IVJ. 14-lle COLT, 20 monlbs old. phone GOOD CLEAN dry roots, !IlD992-1910. 7-:!3-Ste lOIII. . . lb., yellow mot, • lb.; May apple mot, !0 cenll MANUFAcnJRER'S SALE - GID. ROBSIEii'ER, 11110KER lb. Bill Balley, Reedsvlllo, Farm and Home white Latex P<NEROY - 5 1"001111, bath, Oblo. 7-17~ house and barn paint. Reg. front & back pordleo, base. t5.4t gallnn. Sale price $UI men!, level lot. Help W1nttcl a gallon. King Bullde1'11 Sup- POMEROY - 6 rooms, watEr SHORT ORDER <XlOK, lor .,.. ply Co., Middleport, Oblo, msystem, cellar, frnnt porch, 2 niDI w«k. Apply Ia ponan. • 3741. 7-:!3-l!te outbuildings, m aem. SJrocuse Drtv..ln. PboM IJIII. !'OMEROY - 4 rooms, bath, •. 7-llllc; 1981 APACHE Falcon camping lull basement, needs a handy frailer. CaD 192-2101 or see man. JANITOR, PART time Sunday WIBle GuiDther after 4:30 p.m. IN ACitl!ll - 18 ol bottom Iaod, employment. Apply Blue Tar7-2Ulc . 2 barns, large a rooms, bath lim, Mlddloport, 7-JUk! ,..;;;;;.;:--;:;;::. .... half, 2nd house, s cfa. 11181 NEWPORT CltryBlf!l, 4- lerna, well, minerals, near Door, good rubber, good town. WANTED IIBSPONSIBLE party to .. lllu!pe. Marlon Reynolds, Ma- REI.EN or VIRGIL TEAFORD son. Phone '773-5147. 7-21-tlc A8SOCIATES ...pl)'IDftlll of •. u per sYRACUSE mouth or pay balaoce due !1162 CORVETTE. Honduras mat'll.tlt lor 11188 sllno ~ roon, !27-340 hp.. 4 speed; wllb radio, kpeod automatle dumger, call . . . 7-21111: 115011. eon Coolville · Chimes seldom have more 7-S4-Sic than 12 bells; larger numbers of bells set together to play For Rent BEANS, KENTUCKY Wander: tunes are called carillons. PLI!NTY of space lor one traJI. Plclt yoor nwo, bring eon. f!l with all faciiiUeo. In Syratainer. $1 bushel. Andmr eaoe. CaD 11112-!IIM. 4-18-tlt em... sb: miles above Racine on Rt. SSI. Phone 247FtiRNISIIED and ~ 2152. 7-26-tlc llparlmento. Clote to odlool. PboDe ltUIM, 111-IJ.Ue SEWING MACIDNE, zig zag pie, their prOOlems and pleas~ to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care ot Helen Help US! this news- _,-. F~x .. . •,1·; REALTY. CARRIBl WANTID TRAILER SPACE, all at111t1oo avalllble. Inquire 1M Mulber. .., IIIIB S or 5 p.m. Write P. 0. BoJ: f25 Pomeroy. J.2t.t1t COIIIOie. Complete with faoblon cams; makes buttonboles. WID dam, mend, applique, monogram, over<ut. Pay Jut f48.S5, or $S.IO per month. Pholle ln-3218. 7-:IH!c STEREO. 11188 Early American stereo radio combination. Tills Is a beautiful solid state lllllt with kpeod ehanger, Tate over paymenls of $8 or pay balance $103.10. Also have repoosessed stereo In walnut cabinet lor payrr.er.ls ol $5.91 or balance of $115.111. Phone 111-UII. 7-~te 11115 MUSTANG, mint CO!IIIItlon, Gent Dodaon, Bro-n Ave., lllddlepart. 7--..stp I admll I sometimes deserve punilllunent,, but I wiiJ!i my faml. ty would take turns dlllhtnillout. Flrst my father aaya, "COme on aon, ll's my duly to teaeb you rlllht from wrong." So be walks me out to the shed cuts a swlteh lnd switches me until bolo !Ired. Then I 11<1pper ID tho shed. Next my grend!lliler takes me oot behind the barn, pulls down my pants and whips me will! my 'l"' lnlusiless Section CARIB WANim IN MIDDIII'OI'r CONrACJ -.FAYE MA111Y 0; Schwanll MariM Hockingport, Ohio PlioNB .,..,. . F - lhl Bullt>zer Radiator 'T<i i'; •rh.•: l Smallest Hooter Cort. BUETTNAIS fill. ' l'ol!l•roy PIL HZ.2143 ==SA~V;E~~ The .planet Neptune has two k1iowD moons. One revolves around It from east to west, the .U..r from west to eut. FlEE Preslde~Fraaklin Roo~~e­ velt Clill Dec. 1941, tho "date whl will ve In Infamy." Tbat""as the dale of Pearl Harbor. 'n MOTH PROOF1NG .. AIC CLEANERS .. W. VL I I Weekly Guide To Better TV _Viewing · '71HH3 ' · ·Fold and Place Near You~ Television Set for Ccul\'tm have so many welts I can't sit, and besidos, I have terribly bro- 2:30 1\IW"'''" 7115 1J Life 1.._.: ... Dear Sore: ••. c.w-i CINrcll JIESSUR ·:, unluckiness -· ACB088 l.Encompau ~. DexteroWI 9. Girl'• 'name 10. Wa.vellke silk tabrlc 12. Wuh 13. Canopy over & bed H . Consumed 15. Rave 16. Muurium : "Ym. 17. M'lddle 19. Kimono IUhel 21. Perilh 22. :Mernorarulum 23. Snooped 2. Covered, aowtlh asphalt 3. Part r1. "to be" • . Compass poblt li,Sobelt 6. CIURn· of the Bay•tate capital 7. !piled 8. Henntt 9. Edible moiiUik ll. ExpunJN 13. Sto~ 1~. Foray A session at a good charm · IIChool would do -doro. Tbere, a girl learns hoW tAl walk, lit, talk, manage bor hands and feet, lnd (IO!Ierally feel more polled. lnCJJire at your local Y. W.C.A. -H. subject: abbr. 23. Im- prints 24.IJWe pooll 26. Sonot Bela 26. Good friend 28. God y . . . .., ........ sa.Umetreo st. Biblical Andrew Jackson, who later became president. lhot and killed Charles Dlcldi!Jon In a duel. !loa ((), Tahllllll ofW&r at.Btrure 32. Anurr1cu lndtana sa. Bolabevtkl roct abbr. WMPO 28.Quolol 27. Revolve 28. Exclamo- INFORMATION NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS Uon 29. 1flne ontnuJce 30. Jtuc' OT lkl :w. Old Line atate: abbr. 3&. Pleeeof new• 37.Norway eoiD DAILY ss. seu fO.Itonwl poet lll)' - fl. Part of t ...... ... l""*ril l P.M. IChoolt DOWN I. KID4ot J'O<k w- · '• OM loll«lllnpl7- f« - · · Ia tiiiiiiiiYith A IIUIOd I« 11M Ill,.. L'o, X for tile '"" O'o. elc. • • hiUOn. apo,i- ,....,_, 11M llnCI1I .,.. r.....u... ., tile .., 11M ... dlfftnat. an lllllllliL ,,,, 4 61........ CICIIocnlallafllll'-•~~'' KPVCIPM SUJW XPP TPU laPBM ,. BfJ MPTPTRPX JZWI :lhu ·' X TXU.-JI'tTPX . ·-·- II U!UCh•~ • Twlllflit ZODI a. I "1 Wdl U .. " , ' lUll . ........."""" ~· .,.......... ?tJD .,~ ....... ···-"" ....... ·. -..... . 8 Dkk Van Qike Brolhlrl ~ '~ofLUI e.ltchld i"" CIJII!mal ~" 9;30 ll CAII!tire Llef\1 8 Uood MorniJII World .-· :· lttl 1:111 3 Mid Dr,y Newl Picture I Jtckll Oblllll:tt l:hrlr 11 Dreun Houll 1:111 :1 Lflt'l Make A Dial I AI thl W.orkl T11rn1 13 It'• Happ~nlrw 2:110 3 ~· o1 Our Lives • ClfMal - · c.ut& lhll I"""""""' 1- 1111 KIIIUCIIJ Seli!olf 11 Jlll WUtll'l J.U. . ,u '- ' ·~ • tllit · I~ • 1/..... .•. ,. Ntwl I ~ Ia 1 $1. .,..:1 Thl .. U Na~lfwed Game 12:16 IJ luMit.l Arttftrl 1965 Chevetle Mllibu ........ $1595 , Station w._' loeall owner, low~ Clr, Bo~ ilnla11, . , ......... 13 'N.Y.P.U. I Nowo ,"'< . 8:00 3 SboWl'U e '68 8:30 3 Movie 8 Show Time 13 Grarnbll._ Collqe 3 flb\'11 1214~ :UIIIO "a-W*'Jh ... 3 Ntw.... 1'8A 8 TWIDaht Z01111 ' 7:30 3 hU 1\nerl~• Colle!le 13 Tr..s11re11111 l..JIIJ~onl [lr1:Qnibk . ~. ~· s oourt 1 Slm:h lor Tomorrow 10:00 t1 ..~~ ·i / . U Garrl ..n' a GorUlu 3 .Eyti GIIIU lt MD.!• 1111 "i..,.,: ,... . ' I \ , VA,.CATION SPECIALS! 12:011 3 J~ ~n ' \ I IIIU\In-ln-Liw I II' ~flnt · ' 11130 ... . 13 Men GrUIIn t:liO 3 ~~~~Jlrl~ ~rt Arq- ot ill)'blrl'l 3 HoU1ftod Sq!W'tl I-..., "~ .• ' • '11s80 .. c. .....e ·~ ~- I u TVQIIII 8 IMI\al Nn1 Ccrtrwl &d !MWYWI II fBI 111 llttclftiJ f 3 N""'• l'lcturt 1 PariOII&Jhj . H IMI · .... 13 {)utl !ihldorflol 3 • .~. . .1 c..td«AAII'II 13 Wtilt FII'ID 10::10 3 Qn:.nr&tion 13 Didl Con~e~~ 5:30 ""' ~ . 13 Trulh Ol' I Blverly HllJAWea ' ' "·' '"' 3 Rawhltll 11 W111t &up "" V<Qect ~ . sec:nc smnn 1 .... a. l.oGk q, • u.. a P~;~~oor11 'l'llntr~: 13 Steve Allen .~ ll Blick America 11:00 3 :O.:ew~ WNt~wr, ~JU 8 Capital /lietn C.rural 13 r-.:ews, Wuttter, !iiOrts U::.W B ...... ll\30 3 Tonl.aht Show 13 .Joey mshop whi.te wall Urea, BcyL ...mo.IMJI!I"'Iidetnaa., ¥IDyl Interior. Radio and f¥llter. · 1 9:00 3 Nib ~U(. .~ ~ . I Qaltain Kangaroo • 9;30 Di~k 3 Ma~.o;:l, II P.. eorn Thclltre 4:30 3 Mr. Dlrwon 8 F1n1lly Theatre 13 The Nt~wlywed l:amc 5:0D ~ 12:00 8:30 u:ao 3 ~· Guen 8 SNrch for Tomorrow T...,•u~lile 3 lronilO.~ 13 Bewitched 9:00 ll Movie n 12:45 8 Gul41rqj Llghl I:UU 3 NJd ~ ~~ l'icture 8 Jackie Obllnl[er !ilow 13 ll"UII\ ll01.11e 1:30 3 Let'• Make A Ileal ' AI the World hr~ . ., h'• Happen! .. 3 '-YI of Our Llvel Love h a ~len!klrld Thine Gallia and Mason Areo IMormed As ' . Well As .. Entertained ,I ' •' 11:00 3 Birdman 7 Glla:ey Tdo 8 Mob)' Oick 1: Ml&htY Ml&htor 13 K1rc Kani 11::10 3 Atom~ a uerman 1: AQ.u&mlQ 1J Genie of the Jllfli)1 l2:00 "" • 10:00 3 car & Track B .k.h~ QueBt 13 1\mlfll'ltlll Btndstand 13 Man !n I !SaltCIM 11:00 3 Nawa 13 SIMi, Wwllw, ~IU 11:28 8 . Movte 1:00 3 ll~at 8 Lone Hanger I :30 3 The IQcton 3 TO!Iight ~ 8 UouM P1rty 13 DltiNI Glme 13 Joey Bl•hop !iuW ~ ' ...... Hoean'• " - ' I 10100 ll turmlx 8 Nel'll 8 lloUIRunner U:30 .. 13 Weekwd Newa U:U 3 Nll'll'& n ... nWer T.._.,. I BuobOll R Movie I~ • 13 Till Nll'fflywed Gasne ' 8:30 3 Ott !fGiart a N.J Thr• Son• 13 Lawrene• wIlk 9:00 11:00 13 Hlppenlng '811 13 Newlywed Game :t:ao DKirc Geme 8 Petticott Juocdan 13 Pre-Conv. - RepubbeMl 12:30 3 Golddlaeu ... 13 The 9:30 3 COOl McCool 13 The BMt1ef ~lgnet .-· i:OO 3 Poner Yiqontr 7::111 • . 3 :Jhe,.~ . t The PriiMtt Journey to Center ol Earth 13 Peyton Place 11:21 S.turdl)' See• B " " ' 'U:otu 3 lll.ovM good ''" I TM BliiM 'Anawvl 1967 Chevrolet C1prlce 4.DT.. . • ' $3295 •. Flctocy ·Air Cond., CCimtorlrm COntrola, 386 eQg!,ne, .tmloct. .. ,,.,.., ... IJ:t!;J J .. .. ,I . .l '1':311 I . OWDert tnde ln. ·; . t96$.Fon1 O.L 4 Door ........ $1691 . :' . w-- ~ '· 11 ., _, • I .~a.on I ....... Crelldlt I 'hill\· D:lualal btl 0::10 Din !ilM:M'I ';.o I MIWI • , · 1 ~ar NMr• c.r.~ 11 Mlrt 'Grlmn . Bilek llnish, cleln lalorlor, &Qod ilt0o, VB•• •· ,, • auto. ear. lnlii., · ~-. oteorlow,, radio, - , ,. bi'P. t~r· ,-.. :. .. ."""":1. lUIIe ,. ' 13 I £IKe Gl Ni,aht u one ure to u" s s.tr• !~Dna w,. EuP ..... 3 Mr. Clr"'IM 8 F..Pf Tkllatte 13 Tt. N..a,.w.Gam .......... ~ .... 13 ~orC..MQI..eea :tlillfJ~ 11 WILl• FlriD JS Dull Shldowa '"' 3 Nen Pkbln - Q)r£~ I CtPIIai ·N•• c.atral 11 Men Qrift'ln 6:1t , 13 Dltk Cld ·-b·~ llloO . ,,... .,...I)' .,.......,__.. - I Hlllltp.Brlnkllo' . . . I Walta" CftNI!Oo 7:10 til I Ut30., Dil:ll VY. Dl• .• I 1'2s11 ...... . J ....... .. · LDweiUit . J • •. . . . . .... Mltdl Glme 13 ~All«~ I Clnllkl c:a.i.n I ... 1 PopcOrn 'T'toeltre II Ku1aon IWnlval .' I ....... !iliff Jltt.n !111M u r.o.rn c.nvu..a 1965 Chfulle 't.:\lllbu ...•.....• $1595 ' . ' ' . CGnv. v.a ••• .Pol!e~lde, rtldlo, - · naw whitewall llreo, v~• esliorlor lin!¥> with whllll oirlon ~q> ,..ey1 Ill'' .,' terlor tJ1m. A oharp I '"" II You Qlrl't St.Y il ....,_ r-J I ~ , RIPon ~ ~c steerlaa and bral!es, · vln71 ~q~, white bocb', plamlblertor, ndlolllll-. eooo •ctuo! mUlL A oharp car. • c::om~ to\1 .., 3 Allod\er World 8 TO T.t\ the Truth U Oeneral HoMPital ~V.U.,.IIIQ'l ,, . T•" • . TwiU&ICIIM . 1 ~·vira~m~n I .._,bi$Kt I tl Awnfih UlO ·• 3:00 5:31 8 The B.lbl 1 "n•wer• 6:45 3 UJrn Cob HCiiPCN"t 3 A.ruthlr World S To Tell U.• Tnth 13 GeMrllllospital 3 T- ~ a 7:eo u Oltlreh or Cllrlst 7:30 ! Sleq>y Ja'Tart . _ 11 CoiLntJ)' tarrou..a B:OO a ltOO :1. Mlktl IRuglu t:OO Game Mr. ClrWCI'I ~00 11:30 ~ Rltfhktl U Trvdl or OoaMQuenc:es tdO 11 OUk Shlldr>!r• 1:11 I Cm:lld Cimini 13 Fonlp ~ 111".10 , a •• .PkWn 8 Clpllll ....a Central I Conc:llltl'ltlolt I a...q HiUWllltl 11 llllr• GrUnn 1110 I lluldlp.!rlakle1 I Wallet Crcridll Dk~ Dl¥1tt ' litOO , .........., I. An4r ol Mlo"bln'J' ~ 11 1WIRitlion 8 11111 I ll Iii';& YOII""" How'' Y..r ..........Lew 1lt!N! I ,....,. I 1.4-..alW. II BIWltCIIId "" ,... 6 SRrua:P 1"ddiN lolw 13 ..,.. I' .... J-. '•I WU.WidWttt 1:'10 ' .. ·- ' S. 1t&Mid 1 I "'" r 1. . ~ I'Jii I ·,r tdl ._,· ' :, ~ l~~ ,l . . . , :. '' 13, "'ltMI SlMl J ...." - J>.rry Lopll, WIICK .AOIIl Jamu Stew&rt 11:211 - 8, .. , . Nu-t .... 1111 11:2:D-8,"HoldThltGUt" Dead" - Aldo Rl.r, Abbott l Coit.eUo Rttxrtaon nJFSDAJ' 9:00 - 8, "TCl'l*io a."" 8:30 - 3, "Freud"' - M.~tqano GJetr~ Ford, EmuUkr. . . . eroy Clift, ~ York SA1\J RDAY 11:20 - 8, "HOllie. ol' F"ralND- 9:00 - 3, "McGuire Go~ 11el.n"- Borla Karlaft, Lon - Dirk c..ney Strl!bel'l WEDNESDA.'W 11:00 - 1:1, "Thl Blt:Gunbl.e''Boyd, Julltu. Gnco I ,..... • ~. "Brl• Mil 1111'1_. plre" •lid "TWel• lp Uae Moan,. ll:lli- J3, -8, "Hurrleo~1Jland'' U:Z0 -8,"e.ll,Bic*lalo.-- -Jon Hill. Mark! Windsor Report Ccllbal1. FRIDAY Vlr&inla Smtth 7:00 - 3, "Brl*en Atl"'Ot" - - 8 t'am:Jl: 1'1teaU"e 13 1'1111 lWWI,ywed Galnl 8 Slertt ~llll U W11tt !:arP 10:111 3 Sblll Judpllllt - Cllllllette r~t~ WUllun - U, "WIItbollnl" - ftu. dcJpb Scotl, 41130 ~ *"' · --- ery, Cllude RaiDs MONDAY Pqlcor11 ~ 13 Stave Allen • CI!Ptllft KinprQo 14 . I 1:30 - B, "Here etmes Mr. grid Bergman. Jordan,'' Rebert Morqilm· 11:~0 - R, "lm!Wkl:l ol Mat~h 13 Kanoon Kamlnl TIWRSDAY 13, uft.tart., - J o II 11 7:00 - ll, '"Ton WithOUt rttb""' WI,YlW -Kirk Dcqla1, E.G. Mar• 11 :15 - 3, "The N!Pt Rumer" a..U R. Dl.nton, C. MUier · 9~00 - B, "JOISI Ol Arc"- • E . at Nl&bt 13 01111 Ufe 11> Uve 3 SUNDAY IlliG - 3::30 3 hu D:ln't s.y .• l(eeoing Meigs J3 That Girl 3 6:30 13 Time for AmerleaM 8 The Jr. :ift,ce Ghost ll:OO 8 lovtol Ule 13 Bewitched A Ot~ ; .... , ,,,, Sim{IIOII 1: (iola.th ' I-'lying Nun la ~lder..an 13 3 Dlnlll 8uofJe .. .t 4:30 'P.M. <'•<V '• :S FllntstoneB S :i'IIUIIl ·" 'I U ·"" - Pll)'hOIIM 1 ~nStrl» · 10~011 13 .'il!cond llwndrltd Y.-ra 1 3 Jtoparcb s '"" 7:00 ~J 6:00 ~· 3 3 ::il.ll'er President 8 Hereukllds . 13 The Fllllalllc Four 7:311 8 Ulck Van J)yke 13 ~· 8 Walter Cronll.he 8 13 World of SporU 5:30 3 CI}Uornlam 3B t' rllllkeMtein Jr. 13 CI.IPer cartoon 3 HILDdi)'-Brlnldt)· Repon ~Cvavan Wre~tli!ll S:Ott 3 Western Open Golr 8:30 8 Clpltal New• l:entral 13 Men Griffin 6:30 3. 13 R Wrestl ing 8:00 "11Jo4...,_.., n K:OU ~ ~· & t>ab 8 <.:aptaln ~&rOO U Wells Fargo 11:311 13 l''or~lj;n l.eglonl\llru 13 Slellfl Allen Cevetl ll:GO 3 Pu&onallll B . ll:30 3 The Hollywood 3: llJ 13 Sm•ll World 1;ame 3 News 1-'kture ~1rl~ JtlllbUlle ~ 13 ure lu Live Th! h We Bellellt 4:00 5:30 13 Dirk Slladow• 3 ~J~ 8 candid C&men 13 .Wells t'ugo 10:30 :1. Concentralkm U r\lman~t· X Ciar]DUIIh 7:ili 13 Neighbors 3 Hawhidtt 13 Trotl1 or t:onseqtl8f'ttl> 8 Slc:ret storm 11 w,..u Eu'p 10:00 a ~ 11 Trudl or qmwq~~taCet AND DAILY CBYPI'OQUO'l'E-Htn't ltew &o work AXYDLBAA.Xa lo L 0 M 0 P Ill L L 0 w· ~ Fm*McGM I 'lftiii;)'-Flnt Ctntllr7 u:ao &GO 13 Kaltoon K&rnlval 01'111 13 {io!oflei l!llmQI'U' 3:15 7:Uil 3 .Jul'"'·" 8 Edg11 o( Ntght n. (;Jah~room lkJ.Iilhli 3 'k'o11lbl't 7:15 3 Mr. (;attoon 8 Famil)' Tt~eatre n Nftl;flled l.ine 3 Miltl ntualu 5110'1 I Cwtain Kquoo ~ 13 11te Uvln, Word 7:30 B SIMP)' Jlffen ~ J3 Glol')' Ho&d '"' ll T"w' 3:311 Match Gillie 3 t~oo " AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON tl.Carw.van- . 11 o.tu Llmlt• ti.~Word 13 G~Mral HoiPitll *:311 liOO a --~-~ .' fUieaauro: .... 3 Todl1 13 Dll¥1 & GQliath 8 Nlahl 13 One Ufe lo W...e • ..,. .Jtltr• lhtw l-.,......~;,i-w<r•";...,. "i. 'Wilt"""" ter lor her because oho ftgured ber finger would got otuck Ia the cypewrlter or something. How cao she brea(< the spell? - FRIEND OF A FRIEND anyone clumq. 18. Alike 20. School .W.• I Alnllt.ur Htllir I F1ltb Fa: TodQ' .. ll Nl'll' TIIIWIMit lien~:nJ 13 7:00 8 To 1"1111 the Trul!l 5:311 ' i' J ,.n, a • .-..-... iiiDW her. and abe teels miserable. She aaked me to write tho Iot- DAILY CROSSWORD ' ............ ·~ ' QlmCob~ :1 ""' l4'e rA ,,. """""""I"IS -K1nDon ...-Kaml.nl ..... ~~:.-.. (U.W..Ifl 3:00 3 J\mU..er World II l 'o Tell the Truth 6:U 3 You DJft't:W, 3 C...lp IIIII tM ..... I Teme11ee TliXIdo " UI O!fta&Htt.Wbud 3 , ~Jullla. I ........ .......... "" ,,., .11 Ttml rOr Amemana •••• • TOOCIZ now, Dear Friend: Mainly by •"thinkf.ng ahead." ... ADd by working to overcome self....,..scloosness, which makea 1&11 1 J.MIIWonl. and evecyone laughs. Silo thinks they are laughing at llor,-notwith "Slow up, Ellen, for Pote'o ukol You have many more )'tlrl of buylnc power loft In 'joul" J:S. '11 110ct·rr , 13 Mclllle'1 N&fl' Hll' (;:JI} 6:» K The lllble J\Ju;wen> a Aoodler World I .... . . . lJ ...... Mlwlr :' 1141 Ia one of lhem. She gutherflnBer caught In a bowling ball. A few days later she caught her fool in a movie theater seat. Botb Urnes she nooded all kinds o! help to got her out and of ...,.se she was awftJJ.I,y embarrassed. Sbe has only to walk ID a room, lnd something breaks. She's p this ror ... I Till BIWt Adnn WOIMI'I l"ollll DIVII!t What should I do? - SORE AND ACIIIN' reputat:lon l The ~tor· S llo11" I'II'U 13 !*inti Game '"' " ,.... TOBAN ken pride. Tbe question Is: "What <OUida boy of 13 poaalbly do to rate this kind of punlsldnont? Tbe meanest ldd on earth cloosn't de· serve a triple boating lor tile same offense. If your relaUves can't be atopped, then authoriUes should lind a better borne for you! Don't let utoyalt;y" keep you from asking bolp of BD under- Hefcrcncc JJ'UNDE Yes, I thtnk there are acct. dentilrone -"• lnd llll'•.fli... .... R..-WM<I,W.VL , front of friends. By tile end of tile evening, 1 f2.U- Pomeroy lotte. ~. 0 ' ister. - IL Dear Helen: HOBSTETTER ' . . E. Mallt \. .otandlng neighbor or your min- wd.t .,,,':j Pomeroy Home & Au tlir. SpottWfn It's my mother, though, that ures, their troubles and lim. TRIPLE PUNISHMENT TWICE As with tho rest ol Helen Help TOO MUCH USI, it welcomes laughs but won.tt Dear Helen: dodge a serious (llesltoll will! a I am a boy llving on a farm brush..,!!. · with m,y, molhor, lather and grand. Send yoor teenage CJJOstions father. rm almost 14. SIDE OLANCES By 0111 • . auahtWin . .. bothars me most. As I come in, obo catches me b1 tho collar of m,y jacket, jerks me ~U:roaa her knee and whacks me with a pad. die. li1ie has even clone this Ia e • By Helen Bottel YOUTH ASKED FOR rrl Thlo column lo lor young peo. nuw. own belt. Helen Help US. ,, dJe,"' -Jm~e~~ Qa Novak · u:io - 3, "~ oa." - �-~·- ' ~. ., ' \ ' .' ' ' \ -~ ' ' '-1: ' ' '·' : ' •• i{ ' ·i . ·~"- 'M ' ' ..,~ ! · .,· : ' ·:I ' . Get More for Your Money At l} Q o CDs Vlntoo 1'1>11 161, American Legion, Is the man In charge of Vlntoo bean dlmera toda.Y. This I, 1968 Avai Iable in amounts from $1,000. for tho 100th annlveriiiU'Y by brewing and selling beans to the Fourth of July crowd In GalllpoUs. The bean crew ts composed of Pearl W. MtCiaokoy, Lloyd TWyman, Gene West and Gary and Daliny (Db*) McCiaa, · key, ' ' . ' ) They sUII pi-ej,are the besns In the 1868 £asbloo. Tbey hang four heavy 30.gallm lr!Jn kettles from a horiz~ wooden utlllcy pole suspended acrosstwb vertical poles. The kettles are. inches above four tires. As the succulent beans simmer, Pearl W. McClaokey, tho Legioo'a official bean cooker, 9 months or one year. Interest starts day of purchase. Certificates are automatically renewable. Deposits are insured to $15,000 by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . A husband and wife with individual and ioint accounts, can be protected to $45,000. Pomeroy National pays the Ohio Intangible Tax. ' ' . 1 •.. :. ' ' ; ' ' •. , . '• !,.' ' ' ~ ~111Dc _ f8l i'"'"Fii~ ,_ ~-------:--: of .; &; l1llaued naUons. He places · tbe Q-On wllllt dllte u S!lillf !tell · 1110 men ~awki111 Dlly obsorwd? . .14di,_ 10 ,tlio cultural A-The llrst Saturday alter sei'vlce In the fleet ol!ero. Nov, 1!. . · . ~NTS '· -~~~~--------. . . Member Fodera! Reserve System Family and Furnishings:For Your Hoine Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation >L ·~ · ·~ USE OUR PA.IINO LOT"ON 2ND STREET . ~·· loot-long paddle and sUra vlgw. oosly. It ~os two and a ·hali hours for the beans to reach the perfecUon which oncy outdoor cooking ean bring to thein. How. ever, the beans are !lOOked all night an<~ then <O<i<ed with Jowl bacon and calla ham. . RUTLAND ,' ', · Ready to.Wear For ·Y~ur or Lloyd TWyman, takes a four .. You can buy 5% CDs at the Rutland Office or Pomeroy Office POMEROY . ! ' ·' \ ' .. Drive to Elherfelds In Pomeroy and Save in our .Mo.nth End Sale summer his crew ''rehearsed" * * * * * * POMEROY NATIONAL BANK . I • . 't .' ..• Grady Twyman, commander of · - - - - - - - - -.... exeursiontrirlns. Interest checks Jre mailed to you every 3 months• Or, if you wish, we will deposit the interest in your passbook saving s or checking account. .l. Ii I ,• ~ ' .. ·' .Tuo ' .. ,. hiP of c:olfee, which were ArltiY ratlon1 c8l'l')1nl In tho War Between the state ladle out a 1861-36. diner. . That llrst bean dlmer In Olllo, LoglomaJres al10 bring bucka century ago, was marked with eta of c: of I e e. Cracker a blue uniforms from not only <lalhave alreadY been placed m the lla County but also from Colum- tall tables. A per,.. ma.v be bus and other cities, worn by served ap1n and ap1n. veterans who came to VInton on Missing will be tho horae- ~ Buy Certificates of Deposit for 3 months, 6 months, "< , j •,- . .. ~ .-, to serve only boana, hardlack and POMEROY NATIONAL Effective August ' . . , •, _,_ ·, - - ' tho banks of Jl4L....., Creek, • With .....,. oc: ·-··url '! ~ -...ldlng lbolr ft.a · ..,.n Moad1y, llllldlf, • ° ;.From ·~:30:.::. · . · ....,..,.; e lace of rlhursdly ~- . COWIIrJ, came IG . >log to halt . Other members or tho vinton Legion post- as did their GAR . ._ _ _ _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ _ __ charpd . I)' >rn-bacl!od .. IWIIsm In fJd - lnDed what tieJ CzldiOSJo>. riet eun,p. . lased the ': Eaatero ·~ I 't ,.>'' ' ·, ! .• ' '~ ... r·. . . ,... '\ ~··.;.. ~ BEGINNING 9 A. ¥.'""3·1· MONDAY , JULY 29 th:ru WEDN·E$tA-Y; . :r l -~ ~ - .;, . ' DUE TO OUR TREMENDOUSLY SUCCESSFUL SALE LAST WEEK,. WE ·ARE GOING TO OFFER DURING '. ,- ' . ' .·\ . . • ' 'I . . '' ~ .. ~ ...J . ' ' ' ~ {,. '. . WIU START 9 A.M. MONDAY, JULY 29 ~ND TER~INATE· WID~~SDAY,·· . . l ' ' .... THIS TRADING POLICY HAS NEVER BEFORE BEEN OFFE8ED .AttD PROBABLY Will NEVER TAKE PLACE AGAIN. THIS IS Y ONE .AND ONLY CHANCE TO BUY A1968 AUTOMOBILE. AT OR NEAR THI ··EllER'S ACTUAL COST. THERE ARE NO GIMMICKS, NO LEADERS. All AUlOiOBILES . . ' IN . . ' INVENTORY ~RE ON SAL£. IF YOU ARE GOING TO BUY Altg:.:.UTOMOBI.lE, v;ou OWE .IT ·. '' ··' . TO YOURSELF TO CHECK US OUT BEFORE YOU DEAL. ' HARLAND MARTIN - PRESIDENT . ' ' '!' ·.f ' • ' .. ' •42 MONTH F FINEST SE ICE DEPARTMENT IN THE AREA ' ' ':, '· .... ' •LOW DOWNPAY NTS ' '' ' '·. : . .. ' ' ' ., .. w . .' f ,· . ' ommUIIlsm . \ D l Yilllce ·;~ the mala ; <he <Ill ln!DO. '1'110 ', •• &om tile ·. a( : . ,. · ,,I' ' HAVE OVER 60 AUTOMOBILES TO CHOOSE FRO-·AU:.DiffERENT .BODY'·I Jf . ? t.'(llle., • : ·, ' . ;u__ .. ' to Veigh · . ' 1 . ~ ~a ·~ · FACTORY INVOICE PRICE PLUS ASMAll GET- READY CHARGE Of 25 . AND.THt FRIEGHT. WE ••• the ~ ­ the .; ' ' ' ' . • ' of blnge dl!unprlou :. THE THE LAST 3 DAYS OF JULY.-1968 FORD AND MERCURY' AUTOMOBILES ATJHE ACtUAL , Soviets H\BJgll'lan '· -; '' f. ·. . . ' • ' . . :ress I •. ) - The lop ::..· ' . M-.. AlL RIGHf.t-! ·(511A''OW)- Idles Cll !be ODioa (VSW) " ... tlum 72 .. -. · . foBl'<"l Ia '• ' ,. �-~·- ' ~. ., ' \ ' .' ' ' \ -~ ' ' '-1: ' ' '·' : ' •• i{ ' ·i . ·~"- 'M ' ' ..,~ ! · .,· : ' ·:I ' . Get More for Your Money At l} Q o CDs Vlntoo 1'1>11 161, American Legion, Is the man In charge of Vlntoo bean dlmera toda.Y. This I, 1968 Avai Iable in amounts from $1,000. for tho 100th annlveriiiU'Y by brewing and selling beans to the Fourth of July crowd In GalllpoUs. The bean crew ts composed of Pearl W. MtCiaokoy, Lloyd TWyman, Gene West and Gary and Daliny (Db*) McCiaa, · key, ' ' . ' ) They sUII pi-ej,are the besns In the 1868 £asbloo. Tbey hang four heavy 30.gallm lr!Jn kettles from a horiz~ wooden utlllcy pole suspended acrosstwb vertical poles. The kettles are. inches above four tires. As the succulent beans simmer, Pearl W. McClaokey, tho Legioo'a official bean cooker, 9 months or one year. Interest starts day of purchase. Certificates are automatically renewable. Deposits are insured to $15,000 by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . A husband and wife with individual and ioint accounts, can be protected to $45,000. Pomeroy National pays the Ohio Intangible Tax. ' ' . 1 •.. :. ' ' ; ' ' •. , . '• !,.' ' ' ~ ~111Dc _ f8l i'"'"Fii~ ,_ ~-------:--: of .; &; l1llaued naUons. He places · tbe Q-On wllllt dllte u S!lillf !tell · 1110 men ~awki111 Dlly obsorwd? . .14di,_ 10 ,tlio cultural A-The llrst Saturday alter sei'vlce In the fleet ol!ero. Nov, 1!. . · . ~NTS '· -~~~~--------. . . Member Fodera! Reserve System Family and Furnishings:For Your Hoine Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation >L ·~ · ·~ USE OUR PA.IINO LOT"ON 2ND STREET . ~·· loot-long paddle and sUra vlgw. oosly. It ~os two and a ·hali hours for the beans to reach the perfecUon which oncy outdoor cooking ean bring to thein. How. ever, the beans are !lOOked all night an<~ then <O<i<ed with Jowl bacon and calla ham. . RUTLAND ,' ', · Ready to.Wear For ·Y~ur or Lloyd TWyman, takes a four .. You can buy 5% CDs at the Rutland Office or Pomeroy Office POMEROY . ! ' ·' \ ' .. Drive to Elherfelds In Pomeroy and Save in our .Mo.nth End Sale summer his crew ''rehearsed" * * * * * * POMEROY NATIONAL BANK . I • . 't .' ..• Grady Twyman, commander of · - - - - - - - - -.... exeursiontrirlns. Interest checks Jre mailed to you every 3 months• Or, if you wish, we will deposit the interest in your passbook saving s or checking account. .l. Ii I ,• ~ ' .. ·' .Tuo ' .. ,. hiP of c:olfee, which were ArltiY ratlon1 c8l'l')1nl In tho War Between the state ladle out a 1861-36. diner. . That llrst bean dlmer In Olllo, LoglomaJres al10 bring bucka century ago, was marked with eta of c: of I e e. Cracker a blue uniforms from not only <lalhave alreadY been placed m the lla County but also from Colum- tall tables. A per,.. ma.v be bus and other cities, worn by served ap1n and ap1n. veterans who came to VInton on Missing will be tho horae- ~ Buy Certificates of Deposit for 3 months, 6 months, "< , j •,- . .. ~ .-, to serve only boana, hardlack and POMEROY NATIONAL Effective August ' . . , •, _,_ ·, - - ' tho banks of Jl4L....., Creek, • With .....,. oc: ·-··url '! ~ -...ldlng lbolr ft.a · ..,.n Moad1y, llllldlf, • ° ;.From ·~:30:.::. · . · ....,..,.; e lace of rlhursdly ~- . COWIIrJ, came IG . >log to halt . Other members or tho vinton Legion post- as did their GAR . ._ _ _ _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ _ __ charpd . I)' >rn-bacl!od .. IWIIsm In fJd - lnDed what tieJ CzldiOSJo>. riet eun,p. . lased the ': Eaatero ·~ I 't ,.>'' ' ·, ! .• ' '~ ... r·. . . ,... '\ ~··.;.. ~ BEGINNING 9 A. ¥.'""3·1· MONDAY , JULY 29 th:ru WEDN·E$tA-Y; . :r l -~ ~ - .;, . ' DUE TO OUR TREMENDOUSLY SUCCESSFUL SALE LAST WEEK,. WE ·ARE GOING TO OFFER DURING '. ,- ' . ' .·\ . . • ' 'I . . '' ~ .. ~ ...J . ' ' ' ~ {,. '. . WIU START 9 A.M. MONDAY, JULY 29 ~ND TER~INATE· WID~~SDAY,·· . . l ' ' .... THIS TRADING POLICY HAS NEVER BEFORE BEEN OFFE8ED .AttD PROBABLY Will NEVER TAKE PLACE AGAIN. THIS IS Y ONE .AND ONLY CHANCE TO BUY A1968 AUTOMOBILE. AT OR NEAR THI ··EllER'S ACTUAL COST. THERE ARE NO GIMMICKS, NO LEADERS. All AUlOiOBILES . . ' IN . . ' INVENTORY ~RE ON SAL£. IF YOU ARE GOING TO BUY Altg:.:.UTOMOBI.lE, v;ou OWE .IT ·. '' ··' . TO YOURSELF TO CHECK US OUT BEFORE YOU DEAL. ' HARLAND MARTIN - PRESIDENT . ' ' '!' ·.f ' • ' .. ' •42 MONTH F FINEST SE ICE DEPARTMENT IN THE AREA ' ' ':, '· .... ' •LOW DOWNPAY NTS ' '' ' '·. : . .. ' ' ' ., .. w . .' f ,· . ' ommUIIlsm . \ D l Yilllce ·;~ the mala ; <he <Ill ln!DO. '1'110 ', •• &om tile ·. a( : . ,. · ,,I' ' HAVE OVER 60 AUTOMOBILES TO CHOOSE FRO-·AU:.DiffERENT .BODY'·I Jf . ? t.'(llle., • : ·, ' . ;u__ .. ' to Veigh · . ' 1 . ~ ~a ·~ · FACTORY INVOICE PRICE PLUS ASMAll GET- READY CHARGE Of 25 . AND.THt FRIEGHT. WE ••• the ~ ­ the .; ' ' ' ' . • ' of blnge dl!unprlou :. THE THE LAST 3 DAYS OF JULY.-1968 FORD AND MERCURY' AUTOMOBILES ATJHE ACtUAL , Soviets H\BJgll'lan '· -; '' f. ·. . . ' • ' . . :ress I •. ) - The lop ::..· ' . M-.. AlL RIGHf.t-! ·(511A''OW)- Idles Cll !be ODioa (VSW) " ... tlum 72 .. -. · . foBl'<"l Ia '• ' ,. �. ~ ... . .,. - ;- ' ~ .. •, . o" ' • , '' I • . ~ ··iJ'"'""...~' ....._.,., ......._.. __ .'' ' ' ' ··· · ~·· o ...- . - ., . .,. ' ~-, -_..,,..,... ' . .,... ... .._,.. ...... • ,.,.....__1<-r . ' <'" L.~........ , ( _ _ . , .... _ _ ' .) l' 'i ' ,.~,.w,..,. o - ' il 4 ' \ · - · •· pEq'tltll .... ·•., ._ ,_, ' , • •.; ....... ' . ' ~_ _ _,;.j • . . ' ,. .I I ~ ' i ; ' .! ' J I I I ' f. r! I I ! ~ i j I ' ' t '\ I I I I I .. •~ i 'I .. i! ·' " 1HE :- ~NTS fEEL. HeR CLIMB 8~AKES? '' I' I • '' 1 .... ' f'•. by .Leslie Turner \ .' ' ) ,..------., I'... ' ·• l ORNE AROIIND 'Ill' PRESE~E 1 ti'DT WASTAME,JEFI=! l DON'T 1111MK StlE'O LliM Til' PRESEIWE! AFOOT! OIIA'f! I.OOKIN' FOil WOL'/ES Gor ·'' · 'UPIE! BUT DON'T' . WANDEll INTO TilE WOODS, MAl WE , cAPTAIN fA9/•. (!UR Per DSER;SPOT•• D"'OU '1\.ll!lK Til' liEF!~ ··- .ose 01111.e ~EPI! ' •' llli~Wibolr • lllce POMl or ' COUDiry. ' . came to 11Wtohalt ' 11 charJod . ll'l>lloclood IWIIBDI In . ... ~ armed wllat they C.echooloriet- • ~AM! .. ,WELL, I KNEW IFI HAUNTED M'KEE 15- YCOODS, 1 0 RUN INTO It'/ Fill ENDS, "UCK AND 10M ... 01'1, JAAM'I AND · SAME TAING .;.. VIE AA<EN'T !oEtN 'fO\l SIIICE ~ 1 EXI'LOI'!EO SIIIHGLE ~E!< ON. ARAFT! I o!l'l <:IRAOM KEf;~PI LET~ ME ruT OF 'IIIE CAG£ ON ~AL ' "· • 'd . ·; I, .,, ' -liD ' ~ -­ ~·to ccme. ~~ ) ' I " Jl a YIUap :·· tho llllbl . "'" ·~1'110 or •.·lriiDo. .. ll'cmlbo . • o!Whd,y ' ' .. ' . ( ., ' ~. • ' • Veigh J ' _b'F Dick Ca..allt - 1 II I YOOR: GOING 1V BG • .WHGN 'lUJ 0QON I.JP1 I A '"TVCOM&DIAN '' 1' IJH -HUH ! I'VE' oor MY ACTALL WlliTT'fi'>IQ.Ir, •• LleT'EN/ r---------------------~ GCWINeNING,LADIESAND~MCN. A FIJNNY. THING HAPPeNeD 1'0 MS WHEN l GOT TO THS 6TUOIO ... I FOLJNDA PAI2.~1NQ6~ce'/ !! ~ ; ' \• l' ONLY l ACTU, ..'. ..•• INVEI .;."•••. .• TO Yl ••'' ' .·_. FINEST ' ' !' ' . i • ::• ' ) - TbetqJ 2. Idles ollbo r Dnloa (tJSW) •• ~~·:In ~ • -------. •LOW I :ress 71 "'' .tract .... ' " : < PRO I bJ' Bill Frevse ... llwl •'• HARLAI< , . _. . .·, .. {' ' ' L.. ! n I :~ ' ..~~~ ., ~...:---"......~~-"""":"'-._,........+ ......:.-""'!"-oJ,..J ~- · •· ·· '1 ... .. , ., • ...,... .,."•"'r ' ,.._ , , ... ... ' ' the ~ ­ of llilwe tho ..; I .... Sovieta H._tan •· 1 I · ,_ ' .-~ I liM! OF 'IIIEM! \ ) ·tbe ': Eastern·:· OCCMIONS, ~! '1111!0 I' ... '· - --~ �'·' ~ ' ' '• '(" J '' .. ' , ., , ~ , ..,_. .. ~ ..,. . •, __. .,... .... ..,.-..,. .. ' -~ ·: 1 ~' ' ' . '\ l -·~ -·---.. . ·-">·-"'- . .... ---~· \ ' .J;' . ~~- _:·;;, .. .,I' ' I 4- -' "" '· ·d--· - ~• .., ·--·~- .. ' '.· '<il<' ,'• 1.. '. ' ''h-· 't·l J ·' ,.~:!,·;,-,1.11 -· , . , ..,. ... .....,. ...,..~.- ,_,..,._,......,... ... , _.4., .. , . _, _..... , 1.. ,. • •• , ...... • • · ., ·---. ~ •· ! ~ . j •' ~-· ' . ... ,.' •. ,. . _ ....,_.., ~., ~ ,... ,. • -- o'_.,....,., --- -........,..,.... ... . ··'"' ' .. ~- • ·• • .. ' ., I ! -I '· I i ' i • ' '~-· Art Sau.som LOSER \ ' .. --- OA®Y! OAPPYl · I f\ADA~ DR6M\ /ISOJT WITC.HES ·~p ·. 006LtNS~O ' • . \ ••• ' ..' VM'PIRE eATS'! ~I) CAA I SLEEP WITH THE LlbHTS ON~ fF . ,_. J to Fair ~ I ;· WO'U iH6 ~l"HT5 ON IS .FO~ 'IW'~e t.. "" SO'f!'OID s.esPJ NJ'THtRE~ OOSUG~ THI~ ~tJA ~NTS AND 'DSL.;i~ AND ~AMP1~6 8A1S, ' ' INDSED!· ~ • "6T ME FIZfel(! I\! CA.IloTWADI TV' lbNI6Hf! SOM!1HIN6'S WIWN6 WITf! '(CUrt S!f/ I ............ ··.U,.IIIelr lace of ~ ,, POME , c<llllllr)'. I came to . 'll\r to hall 11 •hlr&td ' ·,' ll'l>lloclled llllllam In .. tel WMy NOt? Wl1fill 1Hf PIC.lURZ is UPSIDE DOWN, SIMPL'(li..IIW THE. Tv SET ctoHI& ~I ' armed what tiiOJ' Czechooloriet CIJIIP. . LET If DOWi'J EASY, T~e~ LHS TURN IT ON AI\JD 5Ei - - 1-!o.JSilS WEIZ.E WH~T 'i' !ZIPPED l=IZOM lio4EIIZ. FoUND~liONS, A,ND T~t-.~eD UPSIO! THE PIG-Ue IS Ltr<e! I the ': Eaateru ·• Soviell H.._tUI •· ' or DOWN! blnge the ~ ­ the .; Ear_., :- ~· to came. , ~ :ommunlam \ •• villlp :: the lllliD . ""' cIQ< of .' lraloe. The ,• ' ''' ' O&!luntbe a •Jlch!l¥ ·. llqorlan . Veigh DEAR POI.lY- 1 usethousmoll plastic strawberry contain~rt, with holes in rile sides, as mlr1iature colanclen when llta¥1 o few benits, rnushrooou, rodithtt, ltC 041 to rinse.-JUDITH '. - .,.,........ DIAR POLLY-I ..... , ...... 'MAl POLi.Y-W... rolotlyoa ............ tllllt ...it' .......... ......... I. lllllooth- · ~· ... \fWII toni . ....... I~ o ~.......... ~ . . . . I .... illcl< oic~"'-"llilllll ... hWII ' ' ..... oo.l wnioclolti.-DEIIY ........... ...... M .... ..... trr ,....,,. hHk lltlr my klloheo llok ,; 10 "'Y w..... ,.-... 41Mtft. Whots lltllltllll ........... ef4tenl hoiii!IIIIIUthOrjllhiltl ...... ._, ,.n ""'"' ., .... "" ...... ,. ""' ......., .... Till• -~ Mill 111101 oll<l olhrt,.;.a.toL'Ill DEAR POLLY-I haft ,.,14th" tlf ..st masoriol hor making boon bats ltr ~op· Kotch is 110m lflo boys' 4\scai;l..J jtaM. -LAURA . DEAR POLLY- Recontly my husband • solvocl lflo bird leodor problom by hlston1"' a nn pan ullld far rollor palotlne ~~ .tht 11illftJ " t•t porch. '1111 pan is sop aod illa~to . o•aogh lot ,.,~,.1 bird& ~ ,* d at oft<t. Wo ..., 1ft it from lilt wlom iool it ~ us ouch ploosoro to nldo 1t1t *"'"-"" I"'"' ,... llllif I, t;C:.Ill,. 'IIIII • - le TO •LOW FINES ·' _,. ·.: ' '·_ ,t. ' .. ' -~·- ~·~ !-~-· -\ : _.,... j ( : I, _ ! ' \ • ' . .. J ,f. . '' ' . ·. I . •'-'....Mal ...,. :.. man.·: ." ~ .. 1rt 1....14. Wlaoo ;.,, I .,.tokio lt.esll wlth 1M .... IIIII "-1M ) - 'I1Io lop :._ ~ ..... ollbe lJiolan (USW) ,. IU llw\ 71 "" ~·ct-. ~ , , ' • .•• '' • ·~ f �'' \ . ' .. .. ' TVT•J·/· .ClJ• · D . _ ~ -·-- --~..L'nnn.I'h." t . W. .I . .. . ----· ' .J. D1 .. ,. ' l' . \' "" <ea wiD rise the"'~ ~ndirw •' ~ earliest I lutlon '' ' found Em-ope old. VOL. •' I 'I fNTS ~-i ., .j .,t ' I r 'I ,process lo be ll<it The BUGS BUNNY "TTI!T DON'T IOTiifR Ml! rA~WAn LtoiVI WHILI 0Ul51DIIS STILl. WIHNINGr' the str011ges~ words ol llllplles - Rejects .,..,_ Ole-. TOOa dlrw 111o1r "taceof C<llllllr7. POMI came to iagtohalt ' " <barlld Jl'IH>a<lled lllllsm In I .. ~Y' &E A CHISE'L.IN', O&NOXIOUS CJ,.UCK, euT I td lbattheJ AIN'T ALL ~... I.E'S armed . Czochoole>o ~T/ llet ~ IUed tho ': I'M READY WHEN YOU ARE.! F.ostenl':· I Soviets Hunprlu " of ldnge the ; , tho .; Eur- - 'llo<CIIIe. ,. 'OIIUD.UIIlllll q' • -.w.a. ·:: .tho main - ;1\e <ii;J ol .: rratno. '1'118 . lllhlm the d lilchtl1 . t. 11_.... : ldlled In lid TOOire, MANY be Iieve. that · tne IQnd OY!im!IIS now in North over from Aslo 011 D lllrtd bridge. Wh~ twoCDttldn'1: ·-p ~oke H;? ·• Unscromble the • letters in the squore to -Pit'lcl~. PROI .' ONL1 ACTO. © IHI . ~ NIA, loc. T.M, ANDY CAPP . e Americ:.ll.crossed ·-' ~eigh a '· lot· U.S. Pot. Off. COLOilW11EEL l. ~e AROUND! A '1'I.1Hir. FISH INVE' TO Yl ~ON THIN Cllr.Qtl~Rt> AND CUTOUT THE CIRCLE ... PUNCH !>. HOLE IN THE <:.ENTER. ) DRAW oN A COJ.D/1. WHEEl. .z. Sl-IP A RI88EiR B,t.NP illltXJ6H ABOBsYPIN. .- 3 : ~'-IP Al INCH PIECE: OF="' "R:>cmi· PIcK 'lli~<OOEiHI THE~BS;R. eb.ND . .' ,, \., ., ' · ·· · · ·~ ·· 19~ ...... ""'.......... . . . . ,. "' · • .....·r . .... ,- .. ~~---··-' . ,- • 1 • • ~ ~~~,-,..._.,,~ •'#·- I ·- -) ' . .- \ �.,,.. ·-~.· ....'l - ... _...,_ .- ? ' ' Pi."'-.,-,w ., ..... ,.,.,.. __.__,.~""-:'·~-~,.," ··,"-;"' ·•~:· '' ~·- ' ' .'-1; \ -, ' '·' I ',. ••~ '." .~ '• Nation's Economy Will Slim Down,Pa.in i ' ' ' I" ~I. "·' . correspo~>- ... ,·(\' : .. I ,. '. I EDITOR'S NOTE; <\rlhur M. Okun, chairman of the President's Cwncll of Economic Advlsera, df•cuased thO nation's ecOIIODilc outlook durlns an inU.rvlew with UPI's dent James L. Srodes, The following diiPatch describes If> Okun'e concluolons. By JAMES L. SRODES WASHINGTON (UPI) -Prlces will rise Ieos rapidly during the second holt or this year. Will decrease, along ~or ; ·. i ' • ~nding Now You Know With the threat or inflation. P•ce In Vlell*n would dictate a complete reossessmont or lhe nation's nscal commitments. ' Thoae are the views Ill Altlhur M. olc{m, cholrman of .the President's Cooncll or Economic Advisers, now thlt tho 10 per cent income tao surchlrge Is In elfect IJid federal IIJendlng Ia being reduced. With 250 major labor contracts due for negotlaUi>n lhla ~or year, and wilh strikes lhrea- claim lhls Ia due to the tax tened In some induotrles, Increase, however, ·1 think tho 30-yearo<>lcl fol'll!er Yale olowdowns In steel stockpUirw professor Is chiefly concerned and . auto prnducUon will work just """ with possible new with Diller factors to give uo a lnllatlimary pressures from slower second haiL , wage IJid price Increases. "But It may well be lhat lite As Cor the Immediate outlook, slowdown In the economy's Okwl had this to say: • growlh rate will become evident "Probably the most obrious sooner lhan the benefits- such Indicator to lhe ordinary citizen as lower orlce Increases or a wW be lhat prices will slow. turnaround-or interest rates. lheir rate or Increase during the "Tho problem Is lhat once second half of this year, I don't YW get lnllation In mntlon It ' i I ' II 1;, li 'i WHY IAX)IJ'T YOU MARRY ME, ~IQUE'? VOL. XXI NO. 67 . . r-----r----:-:-::-:-:=----rr--------, .----:;r---&=.-L::lE\1:-::E:-::N'E.::-,~A;:. ::GI;:RJ-:;--"'-, IT HITS HER UKE Kt.JOWS. WHE~ 'THE RIGHT MMJ COMES. ALC»..G ! A lOtJ OF BRICK'S! ' .. ' POMJ ' will af~ted. • ateam out or tho ()- WW - or the be . hl(lher m•llvi!la? A-I don'tlhlnk so. wW' JIQ In tile 3.5 per Par ...mt ra.,e 'durlns hlgh'er 'certainly in tilee half lhan the tl!'st, but 01 few lerXII• or 1 perceiiiiiP ·,· c~a· I"""~· "' ~ :~~.: point. . Q- Wilat about tho bauoinl lnduotr(l (Coltinuud 011 Page 8) Weather ent11 Mostly &WillY l<lday IIIII Tue.. day. Cooler l<lday wllll a hfah near 70 In northern pordou to near 80 In owlhern OhiG. Falr IJid c 0 0 ltouilht wltlll"" wm. fo The Inter~!$ OJ The Meigs·Ma&OO Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO peratures In lhe 50o. CootiDued cool TUesday. MONDAY, JULY 29, 19<, FIVE CENTS CzechS;, Sov _.._,.,s Meet At Border 'Glassboro' study <omml8olon. Vatican CJI>. •ervers predicted today' s d~>­ cument would provoka a major crisis within the church. Mogr, Ferdlnando Lambruschinl, the Vadcan theologian who announced the Pope's decision to a crowded news conference, called It 'an act of great courage by the Pope." The monsignor said Paul acted "koowlng It would not he ell,BIIy accepted by all " The PO!lO did not exercise the chur<h doctrine or papallnfallj. blllt,y In moldng his pronouncemont; But, like all decrees and decisions Of a Pope, it must be accepted and oheyed by all church members, accordll'lr to Catholic teochlng. A P o p e j CIERNA NAD TISOU, Czechoslovakia (UPI) -Czech and Soviet leader& met today In a movie hwse In this Czech vlllage in an attempt to settle peaceCUIIy a Communist bloc crisis the Russians have threatened to end by force. The 11-man presidium of the Czechoslovak Communist party IJid lhe l!.inan politburo or the Soviet Union's Communist part,y arrived by special trains In IIIlo vlllqe whooe name In Ellglfsh means Glassboro, just lhree mUes from lhe Ruaslan border. The Czech IJid Soviet trains ""re drawn up about 50 yards apsrt wilh lhe locomatlve or each stopped Just at the edg10 or the low, tile-roofed station. The actual meetings were taking place across the village main street from the raUway station, A Russian army signals unit set up a transmitter next to lhe Russian lridn, apparently to send messages to a similar receiver established across the A dog or blue uniformed Czech policemen aurrWnded tile vlliage and train, keeplnl all but local reslcle..s a prier mUe from the ~ 1111 Russian border. Russian sol. lhe Soviet Commulill l'lzV diers snd army vehicles oould Politburo and tile Czech party be seen In poaltlons In th.e low presidium. bushes east of tho bor<ler to But viewers wtsl<le tho pollee p r o I e c I this unprecedented line could look acroaa tile flat moedng of the t'ull leader altlp or muddy ftelds, near the Sotlet two Communist nations. borders, and see the two tralDa . Procreation impossible." w. 'W. " ':. ·w.··..-;-::::: '->'•"-'f:Wm>" •W& ' wWo'•'<'YF•'<•'"'' .,,.~····m· ·· ·:~=~6·-:.-·:·:···: '< • w~.w.--.w,•,.,.,_.,. • 0 f green passenger ecaeha • speaks "lnfallibl,y 11 only on :.:;-,.•. .. ... :f!;.' 9 :·:::o;o:•.-::::.::...:·:·... .......... :·' >!·:0:·::: ·:-:'«· ...:;.:. . . :0 • .._ ~.r.:.:~:....:-:...:o:-:«•.•.•:....:.: ..-..:::;:;:;::::~:.:::.:::::.:===::-:::.:::.:-:·:·:·:· matters or faith IJid morals. parked at the Clena ra111r1J · Meigs Athletic Boosters who MOSCOW (UPI) - THE KREMLIN IS READY TO compr~>­ Rejects Liberal Recommenda- The last such I~Uible declaraotadoo. plan to work In the booth at the mioe today in its showdown wilh Czech Communist reformers, tion tion came In 19SO in Pope Plus In this village- whose - . COWII;y Catr are asked to be at East moe swrces said. They said the Soviets are wUllng to Thus lhe P""' rejected the Xll's proclaJnatlon of lhe HALlS OF THE MIDDLEPORT HIGH SCHOOL are lined In English means Glasaborolhe office or Dr. R. R. Picklet their ideological argument wilh the reformers go un•efo. reCOIIUIIOr.datlon or a liberal · d~W~D~ of the assumption or Wllh boxes of SUJ>Piies and equipment as employes of lhe the Czechs were defendl!W tbelr ens this evening at 6 o'clock tied for the moment but will demand a show or Czech au... majorlt,y of bls blrlh conlrql Mary. Meigs Local School District ready the buUdlng Cot the change.. right to liberalize the taco 1111 to obtain their food handlers' glance to tho Kremltn.led East moe military alllance. over thl1 fall when the building will house sophomores, juniors cOIIIJI1Wilom In their COIIDir7. permit. The Communist swrces aald the Soviets feel lhat IC they and aenlora of 1he former Mlddltli)Ort, Pome1-oy and Rudand The UITY Russians camt to can pi prompt IUlrantees of Czechoslo..alda' s military loyalHigh Schools. Approximately 668 students from the lf)per Clerna Nod T11011 VOiriDg to halt t,y !beY can agree to discuss ideolosJcal dlfferenc';,s In later the retorm which they charlld . lhree high ochool grades will he attending classes In Middlelll!!l'tinss. The swrces said tho compromise would- in Kremis leadiJW to a Western.laclled ifn i'yes - hove to include some Czech gesture such as roove~ or communiom In lmi*Jrllljllmllad torm or cenaorohlp or lhe pre~• . • lhlo ftirmar oatelllte. -,.., '.f ' Threaten f"!'ce ~hey havo lhreatenW armed lntenentlon to halt wllat they call lite movement or Czechoslopilrey's <*npaip Ol'lllnizat!oo said l<lday he II(M' his "lar m'!"• vakia wt or lhe Soviet e&~~~p. . The diiPite hos cansed the · ~ :!::!elepte votes needecl" towintheDemoeraucpresldeatial greatest crisis In Eastem·:· DeJDocratlc Senatora Walter Mondale ot Minnesota and Fred Europe since the Sovlela ll. Harria of Oklaitlllll aald the 110 delegate vctes Huml'hrey pickcrushed the 1956 HW!glrilll ' · ed If> Ia•t we~~ at state COilventlons In utah, Kentuclijr and VIr· CLEVELAND (Upl) - A seclf)rislna. · ginla puohad t1ui vice president past tho 1,312 vote total needed for Eugene E. Underwood hos reond man was charged today with nomination, . On the outcome of the < signed, eftective Sunday, Aug. flrsHlegree murder In connec&~down could hinge the .., 25, as paator of the Zion Church tion wilh the sniper killing or pattern or East E:ur-.. ._ YIAMI BEACH - TWO NEJ.IlON ROCKEFELLER s..,P...tert- or Christ foUowlng 10 years or three policemen during a gun COI'IUil.lsnism tor years to~ .~ ~ Sea. Charles H. Percy of Dllnols IIIII Mayor John V. Lind~ IIi :New aervice to the ehurch. batlle last week. The new lace of communism ' York - are atlll !'nder conslderotlon as running motes 1!1 fin.me.t The Meigs County commissioners today approved the ftllrw of Durlrw his pastorate, there He was ldentlfted as Lalhan VIce Pre!lident Richard M. Nixon. waa being modeled In a villlp ;applications for state dvll defeDBe assistance funds ln the amount has · been an Increase in memllonlld, 19, who Is conDned In of . about 2,$00 on the maiD . . Tho lnclullion of the two prominent becken or lhe New York bership IJid Improvements to the the prison ward at a local hospi- of $3Z,496 fOI' damages caused by 41ring fioods and rains, The applications, submitted to the commissioners by E11Pneer rallway line from the clt,y of .' govornor I I posalble Nixon choices for the GOP vlee prealdeltlol buJidlns Including two new classlal with bullet wWnds in tho stoThendore Beegle, wUI be turned over now to civll defense ottlcials Chop in the Soviet IJkralne. 1'11e .1101111nat1on was cllsciOIOd by a close Nixon associate. rooms, t " o remodeled claasmoch, ann IJid leg, r o om a, blpdatry; restr{)(IJla Pollee said al\er the gun bat.. Cor conslderatioo. Beegle aald lhe relief ls sought for damages on vlllage lies three miles 11-om lhe both COWII;y and lolmshlp ro&ds. Soviet lronder and alighlly AT LEAST 10 PERSONS DIED In tramc accldentl In Ohio over added, the ceiUng was lowered, tie Lathan waa found In a beck the wee~nd, Tile count by UPI and lhe Ohio Highway Potrol bepn new lights lnatalled,lllllthe bulldThe breakdown of tho aj,pU. tern, according to Beegle, that more north or lhe HungariaD Yard, near the bodies or twodeld border. at 6 p,m. Frlrlly and ended at midnlaht Sunday. The dead·Included: 101! was painted, snipers. One or them was his cation showed that 17 roads and his department will not be able Solilrday, zanesville, Deruda Cratteraft, 18, 'Cohllllbus, brld&es In tho COIIIt1 and town. to 8101 clone all the work plan. brother Bernard. Mr. Underwond has been acldlled In a ""' crash 10 mileo west, and on iilnday, at Ger· tivo In lhe men's fellowship IIIII Pollee also said lhat Lalhan shJp l,llstems are Ullted, In ad· ned this sununer. aid Toole, f3, drowned IOhon his boot cepol•ed In an artlll,claNaloe. the youlh rally of the Churches llona1d was wearing a bllldolier clition to rwr Dillen atrected by "Some ccuntlea in southeast.. of ChrlsL '<, or shot&un shells lllhlch match siltation of lllreams. em Oblo have even curtailed all ~omlng here on Oc~ 1, 19$8, Both Beegle IJid Rolland Crab- Diller work for lho sumrmir to the lllllllllllltlon uled to kill oafrom Coshocton County, Mr. Untrolman Louis Golonka. tree, COIIIIQ hlibway superlnten. repalr the nprlng aUps IJid oth~erwond graduote4 in Ma.Y, 19S8, Chor&ed earlier with three dent, IRIOBred before · Commis- er damage," said Beegle. Melp from lhe Cincinnati Bible Slmcounts or first ~.. mur<ler sioners Robert Clark and War- Cwnt,y, however, has undertak'. Pri'TSBURGH (UPI) - Tbttq) _-:,' 111111')', He served lhe Church of EUGENE IJNDERWOOD In the ahootout wa~ Wick Nat!..,. den Ouro llltb the appllcatlm en to do tho fiood and rain clamtwo policy~ bodies of the ~ Christ lnCoshoctonrortwoyears -rs. The rallls occurred In allot Fred Ahmed Evans. Be boa age repair work In addition to United Steel~ers IJniAia (ti8W) ,. Ma.Y. during his aemlner7 lludlos. pleaded Innocent. ito regular program. Mr. Underwond will not be coovene l<lday - leaa lhM 'li"". I'll 196f tho ~ received The !sst or more lh1UI 3,000 leaving Molga Count,y, He hasac· how's before a contraet -~ ~ ; 9hlo National Guard trcq,o were $10,00& hiD tile ,Civil Dotense !X'I'ted, lhe pastorate ol tho Rut.. pulled out Sunday, : Une - to weigh prolfetl ID ~ Department of tho 11a14, for Ialka with the II maJor ~· ~ lllld Church of Christ llllllwlll · damqes Clllsed to rosdi ~ year. besln bla. dutlea lhere oo Sept, ducero agaJnlll 1 strike .l!llli·i~ •,•,•,:o:-•o:-_•,._'T_O!Q"rl'o'...._•,~•fh>J!.Y<\.o'o''o;-'•"o'Vo'o'o'o'o' dale from tho rank.a~MU~~e. '• 1. He will also continue -loy·,•,o;-, •'• ,.,..•,y,•,..o;."'-.•,•~...?'No o'oi'A •'•'•'•'•'•'•'•'•' Beegle Aid ha llldblull!rare Bonds of I• USW President 1. W, ~~~~~~··: lllent at Kroget' s In Pomer<~Y COLliMBUS (l)pl) - State In the .... - '· · of PI'8PiliD8 .. Three defendants forfeited R. Conrad Cooper, the ........_ ~ where he his been nine years. pllcati for help to repair four Rep. Keith Me~ M:oo SAiGON (UPI) VIet Cong ~·ot ne~-- w · Mr. and Mrs. Underwood wW federol aalliltlnce rural 1'011111 bonds IJid two others were lined ....... w~ I 'm1 W-· lumbua, Wlftled iii aoe what It l!lleriillll,B raced down lhec filt!ht Saturday night In Pomaroy May. ed Saturday they hid . . . '.... .' lllove tO lhe Rutlllld parIn lhe county IJistem snd lhoae would be lu.e to~ be a polleeline at tb't~A.IIeni!an llllhtet base or Chlrles Logar's COlD'~ able to reach a ''I>Uia.for lit. : IIlli alao be submitted to 1118 man so tooH • ride 111111 at 'no' Ji~ l<lday, burllng sat. Forfeltins bonds were Louise tlement,. on anetnt•ritc.Pte!t...~~~ commlalionll's for aetlonaa-. ono over the l'etltmL ile eldo chel• ot tlplosiv.lhill dOII!'oyedi COIIcle, Pltloburgh, Pa., $1S,lllll- for 400,000 usw n•·"..... Jlltit .; aa tbey can be conqiletecl. If) being ldentided aa • burg· two (our • 4lDIIne Cl30 cargo uro to yield lhe rlghtorway; Lar- baalo 11tee1 illllllltrl. · ' llomagiOa by 1lle llooda IJid lar. ,gJ. . . Iil~~~t• 11111 dalnaaed ·Jet aircraft. ry P.,oll, Racine, $25, defecllati> alclea eald :,the polleetlilJn wllh Whom rallls eau-..t 110 mii\Y aljps and 1,1•• mUilal1 ei.ued ·JicNIIIIIUi tive exllaustand Arthur Rwnllald, COIIIplft(tl 111!4 u:..U!l) .· DIIIOI' toisea bi tiM 001111f Ill'•· rldi!W reeel"" ~·-v+•4U en, ·Cift ·COnUnuniila llld killecl nino ~a call Crmi'"J, Pomeroy, $18.70, speedlna, Finfor a 90.q,m ~ woman wljo . Q( th~J!I.·.~· Anterlclft trooper ed were Charlu Frye, Rutlllld, lalil she saw a • brallk Inand 61ala, ~ wilii'ndlid' ln tho baltlo or the ' $5 IIIII costa, assured clear dl... "coawleteb' 11111." to a so~vice atltioo•..uoiiilng flight"line. flllce, 111111 Charlea Van Meter, her l(lll'lmont. 'Thi patrolman The VIII c.ina' darted pntO'ibo ~ US IIIII COJII, I•"' fer had llld McNamara . went. to see ,r ta 1111 ' -' NN, 2tO mile I IIDrlhlllll ot . hw the acene of 111 aeelclont. plnq tallli. . lha .....- '111111\klns lha liD' •' a bai'raie b)o-tllehl B •1 .1 ews•. ;.in ir,iefs,. "Jl T I ~ ~~ These were other hlghllahta or Okiin'o questi_lllkns_ n.. slon with UPI: Q-Haw soon wUJ we see anylhlrig? You once compared the U.S. economy to a Cat lady IIILilchlng chocolates. Wilen • Pill Banned VATICAN CITY (UPO-Po e Paul VI today overruled Roman Cotholic liberals and condemned the pW and aU other artlllclal means of blrlh control. In a 38-page encyclical to his bishops, the pontilf lf)beld centuries of church law against demando for change. Paul said, "Tho direct lnterrlWJIIon of the generative process alre&dy begun • • • (Is) to be absolutely excluded as licit means of regulating birth." Tho 7~year-otd poat!U Aid the ben-lD some of the strongest, most unequivocal Word I or his POI!IIllcate- also epplles to abortior" permanent or leqJorary sterilization and to every act that would "render doas abe start to get her llgure back? A-1., think ,.. hove bar on 1 dlot iiJbt """ and there Ia no queatlon lhat by the t1me you see third quarter ligures lor our .lonal pruduet, It will he evldiQI lhat there boo been a draft!lllc change or pace from tile Drot two quartera or .the Wasta." at y Foaslles of the eohiR>Us, the earlleat known llsge In the evolution of the horae, have bean roond In the United States snd llurqle that are .50 million years old. behlrd tile inllatlon or tho Pill year hao not · been aeute thottlceo In ar• but rather a buoyant eCOIIIIIIIlc onvlriwnent where nobody • • mu<h concerned about prldrqr himself wt of the markcL It was juat too oaay to raise prjeea and let tha consumer feel lhe burclea. year. This will change and somoof Yw see the JIODOral tone the change will not be welcome and buoyancy In markets or deelrable but It Is the price 1 ._, the moin raetor · we pay for taking some of lhe e~ doosn't s!;op lmmediate)Jt, We've certsinq turned ott lhe with the tao lncreaaol, bUt ,.. are sWi coaai.JD&>, lilhlll and It wUI take 1101110 time befGre YOII see an effect on prices and m:~=-~~: ·. ~' . '. Another Vndfnvood Will Move Sniper To Rutland Rastorate Charged County Asks State Relief I "'*" YAH' .JUST ~IT'LL 1 FiND THAT LONG· LOUT! .HE'S GON~ sa: AWFUL SORRY HE EVER SOl' IN'IO TH' GAAND WlZER BUS1NIOSSI NOSED Pee!il+" USW to Weigh Talk Progress Flight Li.ne Court Takes Up RUedhyVC HARLA!' ' \ I '"'"'ator.' '· . .• ._...soon PRO I ONL1 ACTU, INYEI TO Yl wat. .MY GOO'NESS, WHI•."=f•s . ALL THIS? 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Title A name given to the resource July 28, 1968 bunce duffy elliott keiser mccoy runyon