https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/38f92751a25f888ff94ff2952bb18cc6.pdf e8ce5001ab795c2b70d5ead20fdae192 PDF Text Text • . . ' . Tti~ Dllb sentinel, Mlddleport..Pcme~, o., Au&' ~· 1~68 _ ,., lO - • ' . (' -. _ ( .. ' ; . ., ~, ! . ' ~-;; ·~ 'j ,. ; I ' ,., ~~ ~~~~ . ' ' • !' • endo lrGm ~Wl>W *le• to help in 1111 draaklr ...erationa. During the nearly ~too' mmt111 or that phlao of recovery ., .., When Wila9n losred lor hil . and.sb .the dollars In defense contracts, the current roond of increases would nation's steel procklcera toda¥ sorlouoly aiJect the economy and .rowed re" signs they 1roUld kmckle under to White House demands for a rollback in tho new round of price increases. At least nVe steel producers, Including lour of the top ton companies. instituted price contribute to inflation. u. S. Steel, the nation's No. Cremeens Has hikes since a settlement was reached Tuesday night on a new contract wJth t h e United Steelworkers U n I o n (USW). The firms were U. S. steel, Bethlehem, Rejl<lbltc and Inland of the top 10 proWcers, and Phoenix Steel Corp., one or the smaller companies. All f 1 \1 e stoeimakors indicated they did not intend to rescind the inthree~year creases. Armco Steel was expected to amounce price hikes today . Claims Increase unreasonable President Johnson denounced an acrosS-the-board increase by BethJehem Steel as "unreason. able." Bethlehem, 1he nation's No. 2 producer, was 1he first to increase its prices following the coatly wage settlement with tho union, Defense Secretary Clark M. Clillord immediately ordered military departments 1 'Wherever possible., to transfer orders to firms which had oot raised prices ••if by doing so you can obtain the re(Jiired product on time, at a lower cost to t h e pemment. The mUitary services u s e about 3. 7 mUUon tons or steel amuaU,y at a cost or between $$55 and $$00 million. ft was the first major confrontation of the steel !ndtstry the PresldOnt'o plea lor ,..,, l!ll'iuillrqt thO"" •~ ;~. ,'Ill~ stralnt. In lito next 12 ri.mttil:"ha•eJI!' More Hikes Plllllled en ~er ··tt per, ~,. the1 .. Werning it planned l'fllOr In· ·: oalit. l•lioJnoihlll8 liQ 1u creaaoa, U. S. Steel derllod the give.• ' priee hikes were In any way tn.. The lnGallr)"'s new contract volved with inllatloo. with the USW was esllll1aled to "In the past ten yesrs, since llOII about $1.5 bUIW.. over the late 1958, -~prices have rio- nei<t three years, ' hibited the 1968 Gaiiia County Junior Fair grand champion lamb foiiow1J18 Thursday's judging in the Show Arena. Reserve champion honors went to Russ Jeffers, a member of the Galiipolls FFA. In other activities, Jene Myers, Hannan Trace Pimeers, captured ~'Nieor • llu · .IJII Ulllted Pn11 lilltulrid • + sheep showmanship honors, jun ' don't tell then~ 1 1 oald ~ 1 don't 101111 to hive to nat"bpreeldent fr«n · behiod .am. thick Iran )llro In Lei~ . 'Woi"th. •• l lor division. Two Strikers Charged i~ Shooting Larry Cremeens captured sen- lor showmanship honors. Ed Marr, a member or the Southwestern FF A, saw his ani· mal win the champion registered Hampshire Ewe honors. Mrs. Barbara Gardner, whose luoeral wm be held saturday at 2 p.m. at the Rawllrws-coats Funeral Home, was also preceded in death by a son, Earl Gardner, eight years ago. MBGS THEAll£ TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY AUGUST 2-6 IN COLD BLOOD Robert Blake, Scott WUson COLORCARTOON: Merlin, Magic Mouse NO ADMITI ANCE under 16 yrs. old unless accompanied by adult, parent or Guardi1111. SHOW SI'ARTS 7 P.M. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY AUGUST 7. 8 NOT OPEN :=========~========~~ j NO BROM BONES, Frank J. Neuwlrih af Semlllele, fta., useo hlo bead to dloplay a prlu oul-ol-101101 pamptla wet,bla( 3'1 pouado aad mea1urla1 4t latheo uouad. By United Press International Near normal temperatures in Ohio saturday through Wednesday night. Normal highs are in the low 80s in the north to upper 80! In the south. Normal lows are ln the low to mid-60s. A little warmer about 9.mda,y, then little da,y - to - day change. Rainfall will OOtaJ tbree-quarter inch or more. Occasional tbundershawers almost dally Sllnda,ythrough Wedno sday night. POMEROY NATIONAL BA~ ' RUnAND POMEROY Serving Meigs County for over 96 years Member Federal Reserve System Member FDIC COLUMBUS (Up0- Columbus Mayor M. E. Sensenbremer, Salety Director Fred Simon anil three ranking police officials here have been named tn an af· fidavit rued Thursday in U.S. District Court as beine investi- gated for possible tax evasion by the Internal Revenue Serv· ice. Also named were Police Maj. Herman Beck; Capt. Jerry Ryan aJM) COpt. RoiJert nylor. MEIGS G~NERAL HOSPITAL ADMITIED - Clarence HIU'· The names were contali.ed in man, Racine. the affidavit which accompanied DISCIIARGED - Clarence a petition seeking to have 1 .POJones. lice case against two IRS inves-tigators and a U.S. Justice IJ&. partment attorne)' t:ranaferred AU made U.S. pennies were of steel Inwith1943a to U.S. District Court. zinc coating. CORRECTION VALUES TO $5.00 1968 MEIGS COUNTY FAIR MEMBERSIUP '11CKETS NOW ON SALE AT: Aroold's Sohlo Service station on Rl. 33 north of PIBIIeroy. Reuter l~suranc:o Agency, Inc.- Sycamore st. -Pomeroy Simon's Grocery- West Mala St. -Pomeroy, Ohio BRW Hardware and Sqlply -Will Second St. -Pomeroy Green Lantern -Main lrd Court- Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport lleDartme.. store - Mlll s~. -Middleport, Ohio Miller Bros. Grocery - Route 124 -llutland Ohio Clark' a Sohlo Serlltce station - Harrlsonvtll;, Ohio Weld Crou and Sons - RaciDe, Ohio Kautz Feed &ore, Chester, Ohlo All Directors and Of11cera aloo have tickell for aa1o. Cost of memberablp ticket Ia P.OO and entitle• purchaser to admlasloo and auto parking durlrw the ftve diU's a1 the Falr, AlqJuat 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17th., aDd aloo(Jlrtlclpate in tho Annual elecllon ol Olreetoro. TICKE'IS WR.L NOT BE FOR SALE AT GATES. 11ckoto t:an be purchased at secrecary'a olftco o~ groondo lftor PIU'iJW prl... or aclmlo· oion at gate. No relulld of admi•alon price. BUY A '11CKET AND SAVE MONEY, 1968 Premium 1looka have been mallocl. DO NOT DELAY IN MAKING YOUR ENTIIIES. ENTRY , Bl.ANKS 1\IUST BE F1LLED OUT BY 'l1IE EXIIIBITOR. CLOSlNG TIMES ARE: Ust Top Czechs Fight for gram. ' • Czeeh cltiJons had watched with leoao nervea the IWIIIIIIt on tho SOviet bclrdtr lloa4a1 lbrGull> Tlllrldq. For I h e Soviets bad been lllre8telllna to uao ll'IIIOd torce lo stamp aut their Czech comradta' olibt • month-old prtteb ttom Slallnlam to more liberal rule, Czech ltadtra lncludlna Joeel Slnrkovlll;r, pari._ prollldent, eame back ThurlllliU' lllght lo ftad 15,000 poriOIII JammfDc tho main In !'raP'• old tmm. The crowd roared for word th8t the Czeehl IIIII ..... Dlllller a lil 'thelr 01m bouse. -t Divorce Asked In Court Suit With more ~~ln'IIIPaclll lnilux of now f>nqil!n aaolmll,_ i>W with the eetift .....,., son mused. , "The people b ·• II e r schooh, more rwatlonalltles, concerti, i!tJi,p like lllal. In I WIU', YOU l!l1iht Ill' 10~ beginning to IJfOW ~... ! takirw Ilemoc:tatlc ' · 1• •, " .. ' ~~ and Vlee ;,... Hidjert J1. .HIIillpiirOJ With . <iqll:~ ti!•!the llel4. ' (y~.~ ~ I ' ' ' . .. ....,...RrAGI!l •LICENSE ' .tl 1~ ., - (lbout 200 votes, "but that otafl aides IIIII newsmen, Rockefeller, who prtcedtd abould be about it." Gov. Ronald ReaPn or CaJIIDr. ,l{lpesra At RaiJ.y llockeleUer l!>peared at a nla lo 1111 Republican National . Convention by seveial hoilra, raiJ.y on Miami Beaeh before eiltlmated Nlloln 10ould get conltrrq with his convention about 500 Rn>l>allot votes to aitlltellats, who claimed earlier hla more thin 300. thst he had stopped Nixon'• bid "From there 'le>P8ct to bUild ror victory on the crucial .llrst atesdll,y and I tfllilk the ballot. · will start to go down," he Jlid. GOP deleptes wore aoaallod He prodlcled Reagan would pt by Waphone. calls, miniskirted -rs Farmers ~:==~~:~:~~;;:_~;:~ fPut ·Wheat over Romney .for • Prellpoatera - a whale truck load . _ are being tacked 011 hotel walla. JUat In case andlnareat ,' ~tfo ·Torch hapo. 0 • ·r "Romney ... still cholcoi" BBYithelarpldgnthat _ . , Republican oonventlon dtleptea vlsilllill the Carillon · llottlc,.......llilllll,_ .., .1G.o-Y: " . . ~· !armors, tiiOIIIber•or tho pu Farmera OrPnlzat!On. tliree tona of ~eat ill of ,.,. prices. r..-mer• ..... gattiJ18 about $1 per f\ ~IJbel of wheat, and thiU' : ' i J. ' .· . -·. ~ · wo. ellajlter of· thil said ........... Me'·•!WI'• j.or~, Hur<111, Staik,· Alh.llld Wayne eauntlta their wheat. · ' 1 can I'OI!>tmbor cllrWar I when my dad a bulhal," Weypadt - .... lOelna barrather than burned beeau10 the otra10 harllo,sllna Ia 'II01'th SIIIGO!l ~ • .'- ..~ ' ,. ••..ti.i/ ""IIi ~ ' I f ~ ' Sltee.tlon o1 ~~·, s~t.s· l.,,w• '*let and In G.lrls Swl.mS!il\,4 . , .. ' ' I ' ' ·. , . Oli S!l~~f~,~lf~ir,l~ -~·5.ob;, ! ' ' . ' ·, ' ' i··' ' ' .' . 'l •.. Weather per oent chance. of - · · IIOUihem Oblo. I I i(J)Ij)- U.bi. ·u a JIOiillmtion on the tlrot ballot has loeon stopped," llld Robert Dou,glau, the governor's campa!gn manager' at a new. conference where Rockefeller was erdorsed by stx former GoP natioJWJ chairmen. llouglaos and Locnrd Hall, one of Rockefeller•s tGp atrategiata, satd there hid been a late abift &mOJW uncommitted del• ptes, many in response to personal appeal• by the lOVersuccess was the tormer vice nor from his Tarrytown, N.Y., president that he did notplU1 to h<llle. ' They based their declaration fJ.y hero until Mondsy, after the also on the assumption that at convenlton opens. ·1•o1 two important dalogations RockefeUer'a campall" dirac, 10ould s~B,f t~lth their favorite tors announced they had sue- cl!ll4idatea on the first ballot. Oftlo lor Gov. James A. JUI)de."'Md Michigan for Gov. ceoded in their osiOntlal•atrot.oII' of witllholding enough votes !ram NIXOII in earJ.y ballotiJW to permit 111 eventual convention shin to the Now Yorkors. They ill¥·-'-P 1\\iiri 1011 George Romney. there was a llli!Jstion whether a third favor- 11[11! 100 votoo abort ol tho .,..k. "The Nixon effort to gain ths dropped . ton• , of , . .. b~Gi;kl!!lsterl ' '!'!. the . 1'· ~ d nt girls, merchi)w bonds and plaeardo imploring a~port lor each or the three major candidates. They meet Monda)' and wUl make their choice Wodnooday night, with 667 of the -1,333 delegate votes required to llontillllte. Nixon C!llllldent Nixon remained at Montauk, a fishing resort on Lung Island, wlt!-1 his speech writers and """""aign aides. so conlldont of 52*, >f i Ni>llll !~ Mlrylalll, deltatUao, -.,o,i!JI remain l~ct II!! the flr•t . ~ ., hlil· ........... .Communi at for· •a ' UMd tiW ps In an atlaqk Judge8 Mqst • Ffee Re, m$1D Accord on Hua, Kt:Bs 0: :t~~·..-~ The u,S. Co!nmand ' I'Wiciried ~- , 120 ~ , VIetJiamoao ,!ad Vie! BIIATISLAVA, C.echoolova- · ::O:f.!"""al (West) German ida CUPO- Czeehoal~ and the SOVIet Union oealed their Coiia ldll"' In'a aerlea-of battles prame Court JU!ilco Abe Fortaa -...,ut;l Soutli -. Vletliarii1a aald Saturda,y tilt J\lle of 1a10_~~r:thoi"D f'lchel as the pattern reconcUiation wiih an embrace can aurv!Ye In AmOrlca onQ< ::M, comb!¢ IIUIIallled lowerd a aDd a ki01 Saturday nlgilt 4Dd If juclgas are free •'from lear' poaallllo ~ In· tho CIOMld· the laot Russian troops withor belna ealled to ~cOunt In ow,. covered ~ 9lau .ValliU'. . drn ~<m czech soli. other PI"'• for lhtlr .vote or~., ~can loa_soa In the aree, C.ech Parliamentary Preolhllr opllllons." CL' lnei1idlnl the men kiUid In tilt ldant Josef SlnrkovslQ> IIIJpeared Fortao mode an olo!poot ro. au;·;&cllon; were plaeocl at_.olsht on U. baiCOI\1 of the Brataalaplr to · crltic• In a l!lOOch pre. delid IIIC! 15 . 1IOIIIIIIe!L A "! Cley HaD SaturdiU' night and ~ for ,..,Uver)' dlmor ~~~ atlack on a mixed told a cheorlll8 crowd ill the or tile American Collop or 'i'rl· uliit .i Aaiorlcan Marlnea aDd · "Evorythl11! Is all a1 J.a1i7era. The OOitge _Ia a· S!P.ilb Vleblamooe mllltllljl!!n rilh~" law 1li'ouP moel!n( beie In ill· waa ftltOrtod to have lnlll~ . "What we have promised we •anct 01 the 9Jat aimual....Ven- "l!o*VJ!' ciqllteo mille allied hive done," Smrkovaky said. lion or lilt ~ean Bar AI· ·tcrct. "Wa. l)ava dono an honest job." soc!-· F1ft11 Do, . Tho Czech and Soviet Commu''Qir eyatem or 1a10 dtplada ·The 852 ll!:lliulh th' A!lhau Dill Parv leaders, )OIJiod by the t!Hi Vllltl ~ - hmaii<od the - . or the East German, ,...............,.citttlo .....;w,. ,·· and ' llfUI -cutlve ell,)' ill aatura- Polish, Hurwarlan ,and Bul&ll~;;.-::, t r - Iiili) mlolllllll·(\11 the Commliobl rlan parties, had lust oliDod a 1:01n aubOrdlliatlon 1o ·non- l\l'l!l)jllold' $'111ch1J!J along the 111illP deelarllloli IIIIHlllllllrw )Udlalal ,IOIIl'ct _ Jegis!aiJfl 0r ~ .l(dtitili, jOIIIrd Hue~ II to a vou ol e!llllldenco 'In 1111 aec•ld•o 0.. prirste," lltaienrt. II "' !IO(th · Viotrilunoo mafD liberal retorm Cz\lchleaderahip. ed. · ·' inflltrP!on lrW lhe Souib •~· Embrace . , aild .... tho -ac:eno 01 a CO&tly Aa tho .\limult and shouting In allied Oi(Wive tut April. · tho. .. .... a1iolled; Smrloovaky . ·· · ' ' :,' · . liltlled tO SoYiet J)ltiY leader - ~ L Breihnev, · -.ec~ ,. .. ', him In a Ylgotouo b~ ii.J i(,e f1ro ••-.. two ...., idueoJ .each other ~ Ia . ~ botliphootti..: kiD!JW 'N ~tlon vol'i'd Ullilil. ·~· ' mljj .l)rlri lhe all ~~~ . , .:atlf11 - ~ aplnat '"n.ipall'o;>; .IN ~ ' . acll.nho ol the Uillled $1:Meo _...below', c.\BA). , · · ·' - •-IJ·dtpend•-.. - u:;;. *"t -•1 .. ' ,; < ' Contlllled warm !llnday niPI aDd Mon<IIU'. Some overcall, 30 F:rl:s Hbw;~ :,i!=E~: Czechs, Soviets Seal Wl.vpndt, OWIIIf or 'lilt Iarin aDd heed of tho · PIIILADELPIBA (UJ'I) - eciwili . ~ *J!t'• ·· . · ~p Romney ICiYil lllehlean dolo , A Shan Jli1 d •th liar WI. . o· Bombs ,~· • Gtarp Gt1lq> and Loula liar· rio went on to MY U..t they ' lrf .il lhat Gov. oon A. Rooketalllr-' could belt r . ~Boost .· _On uti till~ *•!!end, ·~·;SWim ~~Its . opllliOA. • 1-~..id~~ . · MIAMI BEACH (UPl) - r.G\', t~~ A. RockeleUor arrived ·· lng and conlldont ~ filii he would wreai 1111 lli!lubltcon ~.~ldentlal naml• • lion from Riehlrd M. Nl..., ''We're golJW all th• WIU' to !'ln." the New York governor told 200 persona at OPA-Locka ' 'Airport noi1b of Miami after a · lJliltt from New York with his ll:rother Laurence, their wlveo, ~ •• ' THREE SECTIONS . ·:·. Rocky in Miam~ Con Aunouuciug ' ! . .. 'I • 3 NO. '"when the scrap Is worth !hill the ·lll'lln?'' lhh ,..r, the NFO . . . _ . of hap them il> pill In a prlco proteilt. - .. • ' '1'he Gl"t!!ter Middle Ohio YaUey ... ~ <t,. ,. ' • "The lncreaaed actlfiQ of the • > FARM BUREAU FEOERA'I10N TALENT CONTEST WINNERS - The 13th 1111111was hold Friday nlgilt on the main stop. Tho winners are, L to r., Sharoo Foy Waugh IIIII Ruth Mario Wood, wlonora ill tho pro-junior division; Dan Polcyn, second place .In tho Jlllllor Division; Tom BrandOberry, second place ln the Senior Dlvloion; Kathy Clarll, - r ol the Seaior Dlviaim aDd Lisa Adldns, wilmer of the Junior Divlaton. . Switch Steel Orders At!in'IN, Tex. (UPO- Pres- government opendin& Saturday. lclont Johnson, In a move ordered all fodoral - 1 0011· fllvglvlns l!lillOI)s ol dollars In ltacts dlverlod from COJliiNIII(es ~#!!.O::::t~;::::~:'-::::s:::;:::;«<-!::::::.:~::~::::c-..::::. that ¥-N,.sedJt'!(,r priceo. PITI'SBURGH (\JPO- T w o N lmme<JSate etrel!t or tho major steel producer&, U. S. Prelldent's ora. was fnealeuaSteel Corp. and Pltisburgh blo. The order ,..s ldentlc.l to Steel, began shutting d o " n ihe one he iaauod t..t Tillrada.Y lurnacoa and ls.ylng off work- for steel purchases lllYoived in ers Saturday because of dwfnd.. governmonl defense contracts. ll this falls, the President ling demands from overstock~ eel customers. BethlehemSteol maio beve little left in his was lurioul!hln8 temporary, arsonal shorl or 118lzinl the summer employes at its Beth- inmlllrY or direct wageiJrlce lebem, Pa., plant. eontrols for the entire nation to SOme oompanlos also laced force a rollback In steel prices. The While llouse bes suggesteanc:ellatiOn of all perrunent ed neither seizure oor price purdlases on order or Presicontrol• as possible aolutlon.s. dent Johnson, Who was anger. eel by recent price increases. I.asuos Order The latest move in the forces o1 re\IIDiptam, n e oNulam aDd militarism present a ~r for European aecurity," the declaratlail 1aid. It lu~ •'underscoreol the i111JGr· ~ ·of the Warsa• PacL" Tho declaraUon did not mtlllll>n any of the Czech MlAIII BEACII (UP0 - IJo. ~eatl~ reforms ifhlch had vish member• of the Republican drll!m the Ire ol tho SOVIet Plallorm COIJll!litlee Saturday Umon and louf other Orthodox fought ogalnst adoptioo or • CCimmualat notlono, llut empha- VIetnam plank which they aald slad the Ufrateri111 llnlt)' 1' of s._,porlod President Jollllson's atfib:aptnat WoolarD "imperi- policies so strongly it could .U-.u hava been written by the Slote GOP Doves Hold Line Mote Settlinge - ~nt. "We're not eoini r:to 'carry water tor Dean Rusk,'" grum- ' Quakes Predicted .MEXICO CITY (U.-p - SelomoiOalata prodlcted ...._ "setfiW'· earlh!llakel ' -.rda.Y in Uiii 1l1lke ola BIVero tromor Frl...., tjlat 1a1t ..... dead aDd more tliln 100 burt, moiiiJ lA south· ern Mmco. ~oldool! Goatavo Dlaz Ordaz tirdtred mllitar)'ro..,.brlgadta 1!111 ton• of food aDd medl- 'eo Ciao Into Isolated Jl!olle lowna "11 11o0 ~em Paclllc cooat, ~. lOper ctfil<lollrl>3· Ill: ' .. - .- , ,J conlllcll,. reaultl af the Gall~ and Harris polio thla 10eekmer.. 11 Hllected a ohlftllw tide or I • ' To I •· . . PAGES a aha!IIO_," Weypndt the utnordlnary .,... -'''· . •' ' t w. va. R4lute ~ Iiiii' ~ lnitely have 10 be four lllleo. give, ' . bled one member Who ~· Rllhtllll bohlJ!d closed doorl to change the "worklrw draft.. version of the Vleu.m plank. ' · !qlplll'tors of both Nelson A. Rockelollor • and Rlchfrd .M: Nlloln joined in ~~ 'tho draft plank. - . ,•• a,.,..-blrr wanted a hll<l-llno plank, ilwaa .underotoild. Ev's Earmark The Pl'<l!IOMd 10ordltt! bore ali tho earmerka of .CmunU!ee Cllalrman Everett M. Olrbeen'o authorship. sen.•· Dirl[aen baa J.otw deleni!od Jolmson'•a conduct ' . of the war. The central issue was a statement tlat 11 the United states 10UI not •.~occept a negotiated settlement without self-determination" lor South Vietram. uToo hawkish." said some Nbon and Rockefeller people on tho 102-member committee altliouitl not all wanted to 110 as far as Sen. Jacob K. Javlts, N.Y•• leader or the doves. He sougbt a plank calling for a coalition with the communists to govern South Vietnam. Javlts waa also urglrw a phased withdrawal or u.S. troops !rom Vietnam with the South Viebamese doiog more or the fighting. Nixon. in a seven-paee Pl'<l!IOsal to the commltteo earlier this week, tool< what aome saw aa a dovish posltlOIIr. 11 The war must be ended,,. he declared. ~ ' I -1 Prest-·s confronlatlclll llllh the lnol!atr7 over priee.o- hia second sinet .fanuar7 lH&- .,, "·li>· ~ ~~"' all pornment .,..,.,.., IIIII'• ,•-" .~ • • ~· • . 1 uing ateol, by . .:......... Kaott, administrator of lilt . Gllllral Silrvlces Admlnlatratlcn. Tho onler ,.., lu all cabinet agoncloa In the -...1 government pluo 11lo A-c Energy Commission (AEC), GSA regional ofllees, - Commoree Conunlsolon (ICC). (Contlmod On Page 2) Driver just OimhS Out, Uninj~ed CIIESHliiE A lll80 modtl ~ dUmp truck wai denlollabod Sat- urday morning Wilen II lllrl!s a New York Cenlral Irate at !be crossing near &ore.but 111 inlar· los 100re reported. The Ohio Slate Patn>l oald Larry E. Kinpry, 28, Rt. 2 GaJ. IJ&IoUa; driver or the lnlell, .,.. itavatiJI8 north m leqlorlr)' Rt. 35 whEII he atruck the train in a heny log. Kingery told 'rhe nei he had oo Idea how ha ooeeped injury. •-&Orytt,iq ,... torn up all ll1'0Uilcl me aDd I juat np. oned tho door aiid cilmbecl out.'' he said. Emmett H. Liahtroot, Fowall st., Mlddleporl,. 01111noor or lilt as..... train, aaid three eua were damaged and coral. ,. one !oat - Tlme-- No arresta were reported aa • rasult"of the 8:20 l.m. aecldtlil, .a or a mile norih or Cbe~ I to _GOP· Nominations· Iii~ M, 5% paid on Cer!ificates or DepOsit In Board to Be Moved . ·l' . ~ oqdpmeat It~ (the COIIIPlll1' I beadllw'lerl) 1111 Bulletin '"" IJf ......ncl,. ill Ulll- th8t tldtilt priiiOII - · of .... lo 10'(• •rear• ptlllil!'. . tttttf~ .• Devoted ' - · The "malleiGUI dt$110· lion of Pfllllert,y'' charP liaa ,I PRAGUE (UPO - Czech Com. llellalre alao have been daM· munlat reform leaden lc>usbt ID- ed by r!Oo lire alnet the ~~~ike bepn Jlllll. day to kaep their - · · tum... anti.Rualllan. 1'l1oy atrualeci with pubUc feellnas aroused by their Joor. day eontronlalloa with Kremlin leadera - a ·meeting In which the Czech leaclora ......,.. 1o buy lime for thai~ reform pro. 'l'he ratlon'a two fl;lp pollotera. ..,_.Iii bulb or 1*1!11 ,,.,,.ildil !ihon ... ili1o or hrl>rilmDlent of notleei II# ..,. nor more than 20 yean,' lit Calmness entitle qre!ld todtl' that volatDe voter oentlment it tho chlat culprit In IJII CIDTODI cla•h or national pullllc oplldon polio. r.et. - Delli. lbortbl aftermld- MJI......., United Preu International PulBOtakora $1<1 political ICi• in • llltillt .liJ.y S1. , The two mill were~ The d.ariea !Ued ipfi.• lilt ed by the C o·u n t 1 lwo\ 111., W1l' tiriiOn .......,. . _ convletlca. Tho ''IIIIUdaUo ~ lu utllltlea" 1!1'1 a .PIN!·. 11 of not ...... lhlli ,10,000 Pulsetakers Taking Care tho The Fed..,.l Deposit tnouronce Corporotlan f1.;~PPE:N FRIDAY NIGHts 5:00 to 7:00 DrJ8 area, .. .Deadliue Aunouneed ' .All AccGVnl& lnoured Up To $15,000 Undor Multiples of U.OOO.OO Simon Under Probe by IRS BAHR CLOTHIERS Absent-minded misplacement of your Important papers, jewelry, or other valu· ables can be just as costly and distressing as their loss by burglary or fire. Safeguard your valuables In one of our convenient vault-protected Sale Deposit boxes right now-it costs so little 1 comectlon with a ·.lii.Y .The .... pleeded lnnoea!tln 30 shooting !ncldinl which dama&od Ohio P<nrer Co. prq10rty the CclomiY Court or MullidJ!sun at Zanesville, and caused an In- CClunlf, Eaatem OIYisiao, to terruption Q( electric oervlco to charpa or maliciouS 1nJur7 to utllltloo aDd malicious deatruc- - - - - - - - - t1on or poporty. Both charps VETERANS MEMORIAL """" ftled by the MusJdnaum HOSPITAL Coou11Y Sheri!!' a Dept, ADMITIED - James Marko, Released m $1100 bond each New lla- Ben Kesterson, Porn· unW a preliminary hearing fa eroy. set are William E. Moore, 30, DlSCIIARGED - 1m Miller, of RO I, Blue Rock, and James Alexander Fisher, Artie Hoff- ~"'-_,~ -••1 0. ~c, 21 , or RO 7, z lllOo•u m1111. Both are lllrlklna ~oyeo of Oblo Fo100r'1 Pbllo Plant IClllth or Zanoavllle• . E. E. Fournace, aoolatllll to the exocutlvo vice proal- of the COmpallf, said thia moot re· cant lnclclont comeclecl with the strike oc:curred about 10:tS p. m. July 30, -lhreeohols""r• Slatementa contained In the fired Into a 23,000-volt transallldovlt make no atteJq>t to former at the com,pany' 1 Avoo.eit~ribi or a~port stateinenti dal• SlllltiUiln at Ziiielvulo. that the cit,y ofllcials were b&o Three bullet haiti found in 1111 tranllformor caused about 500 irw Investigated lor tax fraud. Tho lepl papers ,.... rued gallllaa or oll 1u leak out. ''Be<auao or the damap lnby u.s. Deportment or Justice lawyers 011 behalf of Guy Wefl>. ftlclecl by the llhota," Mr. Fourorell and Jameo Kowalski, IRS naeo aald, "the tnnalormer bad investigators, 11111 F<twerd 1u be taken out or sent.. ror Joyce, an attorney In lhe Or- repairs 1'1 3:30 a.m. Wednollpmed Crime and Rackotoor- day, causing an bour aDd ~­ ing Section of the Crimlnol Di· ute lntorru,\!tiOn of eloclrlc aorvlaion of tho Juatice Depart.. vl<e to apprvxlmate(J 1,800 mont. Hound Goglns Tho three federal offtclals were arreated In tront or 1 dowrtown Columbus tavern on On Wanted charpo of imprq>er languogo COLUMBUS (UP0 - At t J. and inloJd cation. Tho loderel ol1lclala,~ their Gen. WOllam B. SUbe a a I d petitlao, oald tho chirps TlurJdaJ E. L. (llound Do&) Gosaplnat them were the product glna, U, WIJlted in Colu!!WJI fOr or ua calculated scheme ot ha- two 111111'11ero, baa been Placed rassment designed to Interfere on the atate'l llot of ll)o ftvo with the performance of their moat 10anted erlmlnall. otl!clal dulles and ·dealgoed to Goalna II Waliled In the hillprevent the lnvastlgatlon of al- Ina or t011 Keya, 35, m Au.t legations or mallossence by 5, 1967 and thil April 25, 1968 members of the Columbus Po- ols.ylng of Eori Burrlo Jr., 40. lice Department..• " SUbe aald Goalna boa ' ' recThe case 10as scheduled to be ord of pmblln& dlaordtr11 conheard in Franklin CGUIIIy Mu- diet, Intoxication, ao...it and nicipal Court here Ang. 9, baltory and cuttlna wllhll!leol to Justice Department omclalo He lo OOIIaldote!l daneer<JUI, . ,_ have rOI><Jl'tedly indicated they plan to proao,. evidence friBII their lnvootlaatlon lrW numbera operations In thla city to a ledere! grand Jury and IIIII the All chlldr• wilo have· ocbool gr$1<1 jury would be · - to Olhllolto lor the Molp CclomiY Indict aeveral people be1JW lno Fair are to )laVe them at tho vootlgatod. Rock *"lnp Fall'lf(IUIICia by noon .., 'l'wlldq, Alii. lS, t h o Melli C<iwtb' ~ of scmota omee advlaeo. AD ana llioldt IIUihlloUbulldlna on the II'OUIIdl will be desilnaled for the aehool diiPIIU'•· ==~~~~== :=;;~:~:~'~;~~~~~;;, Sensen brenner, I LOT OF MEN'S SHIRTS $3.00 . I LOT INIT SUITS, SKIRTS AND SHELLS REDUCED 30% Burglars become absent-minded during August ... but do you? about 1,800 cuiiiOI!len In that homes aDd businesses In that lllerlll'a da,y In to Jene Myers' animal. registered Ewe honors went to Jaye Myers. The champion registered Sllltolk Ewe honors went to Larry Cremeens anlrnal . Thirty-one market lambs and 33 in the breeding class w e r e judged by Leo Watkins, Ohio Slate untversiv. ..... Two men were charged Tlnrrl- - Non - (Color) SomethiiW'• ...... to .......io ... i' Elliot Paul ~ "Patleneo . mal<ea women beaut!M In middle age." •' '-Jea.'' thl 11'hi11P8J'Id.'' 'lilt 4 I Thoughts · · registered breeding, and a I so "DEVlL'S ANGELS "' .. 11118... 1101111. ' the grandchampionhonorsinnon~ John C.saavetes devel~mentl The l'fiDI'le ire' WIIW \iljillllliJ.y lor 1111 ltiUr , lani~a.· place In Point Pleallli. ''1'hore's I cloae4nlt feOU!l! ~tween ·the two ~ on a drat nome ~ala the Haman Trace Pioneers, ex- CDoublo Feature) SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 (DOUBLE FEATURE) II F1RST TO FIGHT" Chad EvereU - Marilyn Devin PLUS I CJ'llg Slovens • Laura De""' 11 GUNN... NUMBER ONEI" Res subtle Larry Cremeens, a member of SON DIES IN 1960 BevarJ.y Adamo PLUS ~phla Loren - Paul Newman David Niwn ''Lady L'' (Color) dr\llipocl one' - meaning losirw ane ot oor men," he said. Aside !rom the investigation, bearings, llpproprJ.tlon s I o r a new bridge which focused natioMI attention on the nation's bridge safety standards, WUson l.amh at Fair forced an indtstry-wlde roil . TONIGHT, AUGUST 2 "'jdii.. I .onomlc impact Ia • atops a!OI¥< W. Vo. by Ule White House since 1962 when President John F. KeMedy '" I prcxmcor, announced 118loctod on about ~ J"\1'··~ ~l.o ,,.mprice ln"""'sos on lilt b"la QC Plo.Yment costa~ :~ Ill~ Grand Otamp Non-registered honors went 17 have fled .Poim Pleollltl :. hl•.l ~ 1ane•. aa ~ . . u~ to iD m , Gallipolis. •, : '•· ~ ' "'i'hero'a aa:.olr tloo ...,, The lft<iJ/t( ' lha7 "I ~ the thouiht of ev- muat 'look 19 111o ·~ r lu er havlog to call one of t h e old brid&l!, ,fl'lllkb',,lid'• ·~ 10iwa' and tell! n 1 her 'we Ueneck, Jt !'11011011 !nlll~ ....,,, !pen. l'ri'TSBURGH (UPO - Threst- back or across.thH>oard hikes. enod with the loss of millions or Prestdent Jolmaon said the ' . IL : 1fie· ....... 'lll ,r, I ' �t\ - O..y•i~o~.tl,Oo\,· ~· !ill lillY, ip. ' ~ ~~ 4, 1961( ,.: ' ' , , ' •' ., - ~~--~ K·a·"t,~$.:'~·\01 · · •., '!""~~~~""'*'*:S:'· ~ .... · , GAtm!1l CITY,. N•..t: (UPO . . ., ..w..-, . - New~. a Lang JSialidaat- · (Vfl) - ' 11!1011, '""'''''sa- •· 111ey are ''onl1 I - • miiiV IP"lUPI" of 011'. treed by Nor111 viol. •-.l !11111. . borne to the \Jill..,. !lulda.Y and awle j)!e 1 Ia JIIO)de. ~!hreepllots, allwlthnew aport& shirts andpossportsglv·~them ln VIentiane, Laos, ' a seven-hour stopover In Bangkok before Dying 011 toward the United Slates 011 TWA. • The three pilots are M a J. James Frederick Low, 42, or Sauaalito, cant.; Maj. Fred N. Thompson~ 32, or Taylor, S. c.. IIICI Copt. Joe B. Carpenter, 37, o1. • Call!. ,A..., By' 11¢ ·.U-' '·h11 advised .....t· will) co;luooi•; II' -, ..id . - l i s ~c..sinln· ....., v·1--~~ - : - ·ln.:_::.-~ 1 ~·II ~ 'W ccimple~~>cesii!IGil, of-lng raids iialnst :'ulo !ior!ll-";-; ~ rOIIQl'l " ' ' OooPined ;till a eowr~a~tt..i. otolt.~ · ElQra ..,.,.s, :Waililns,tl!!l •·c:oluinftlst for Newoila¥•.''1;1ill!itelsap," Miss Lewis S!llil, ""'!JI !nell· reetly and with great cautiOn has oome jUst when S.,eretary or State Dean !!Uok ha& made clear ·that !hero· lo to be oo ' bombing halt lor'- ·" ·:::::~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::~=::::::~:::;:=::o.:.·:::;:~:;:;::: ·• . , ~ilforted}llllu.r- w:~n;"~~ ~ · '· Koiie Crow .... , • FICE AUGUST 9 TO SEPTE-~R 3. HOWEVER, THE OFFICE WILL BE OPEN WITH AREGISTERED NURSE PRESENT. J. J. DAVIS M.D. ' '' '~· anil batod 10 rt• ,, l BY KATIJ! CROW roMEROY _ Slle'a 1~ t11n1 ..,.. · 111Ch' l.ll<l!lde'r· over • seven leaf eiover; Mrs.' fill vl~t).ln lht iilllll' ·"1"!111· J r .• Ul ~ w-·er•·· .Sbe' ,bai a yacht all ,;;;_ plckodU!I · • c. H. Wase, n• y, ,,__ v...Jr..-mea.dllll~~ ........ ~r':: Cilsl j\'lse received the. did." lbindl .(ll'eetl• J!d -11~'111 seven leal ~iover which was sent leave toiiiDl iw. For.a'vlsll, Glat ti>hei. ·byl!ellaCornahenwbols Is. · 'V a ~~., ~~- Della !OIIOOII!e " ' /· upo18Ua( ,dO.er 1n her scm 6;1. MR$; ~ERAtO ,(MARY)J?'>W· . bm's yard.near Cheater. ·en, Reclno, · ·~ .i>IIU!If It St ' · Josepll H!>sPltal ·fil ' P~Ibarl SPJW<ING OF nower.; Mrs. Whete she ·wiD "101 11111~ Wlnobremer d lo{)dllle- ment the next "!&"~' days. · · 'pOri had In her garden tlin U., ' . ulllal ·.lmia 011 me · ~ PEARLENE 'LEE Cl Lonr wen rour b~msi tbe colot was Bottom has .~· biMne ar~ ro,yal purple· a very· umsual tor havinc ~ • olx weeko In speelme!l, ..;.. !01')' protzy. By . Veteran• Meinljrlal,Hosoltal lol· the way, if )'OU have the OIIPOJ'· lowing l!llrg8f)'> . I'Oarl- was tunlcy. yoo shoUld stop to lee remembered by .. .,.a~' the lovely Rowers Mr. Qllsen- card~ a¢ alii• !1-om ma~ ~!~ate berry has 1n front or the old Pl>st and"'" veey ha!W·to hF !rom O!!lee building ln &Yraeuse. so many ,(1'10111!~- .!lie lnl'ordled us that her 1)1111<1 •as;r,:enbrllaclTHE CHARLES Newmana, who eaat ove.r a nciiO ·~ In are vacationing tn Florida, felt Utab. We hope JOO!r hlial!h will very bad upon steadily lmprDvo; Pearleni\. learning or the A READER RECENTLY sent fire that occurln a steak reclpe which aouncl• red to the COOpvery -IJO(Id ... She cilcil't speelt< er · property in Syracuse recent- what kind of steak to use, howe\oer. 1 am sure you could use ly. This was the round, sirloin or eube. r Newmans' Corsprbiide tbe steak ,.u;, ,tenmer home for derlzet, aall and pepper, btoWn '. mw years. well on both sldealnbutter, li!rinKATIE Margaret wrote recently, saying sho washavlnga kle about 'h paekageofonlon,..p ' mlx on steak, sdd <omaU ainount or water, and cover 1 sldllet and with the ·II. dqdge ~·. a cook slowly until tender. It may be necessary to add water oe<:asionally. Remove the meat . and make your very tasty gravy. Initial Trustees Be' Ann eed mg OUR COLUMBUS (IJPO - Three members or the Institute lor Regional Development, h a V e been named Initial trustees of a non-profit charter granted by Seerotary or state Ted W. Brown to Unlted Youth, Inc. at Ohio universlcy . lntllal trustees or the group "to aid In tbe soelo • economic growth and development or the Appalachian region or Ohl0 and the nation" were Ward R. Scbram, Michael c. Valentine arid~n :·.~~~s. k') I . . bni~- s,lld .r-Ur . .. YOUTH Belen . THE .' . I . ~-.' Dear , -·""'-"•• ,. '", I've """1' hearil. that.,..:<-;--: ~· . lor )'OU whit 1011c'~cit II , ~ . to c1o. So I tried ... npOrllnent. . potlllon- . . · '\ . ·'" . · 1 told three 1110'1 I could awl . oon. do~eri..Oii1the ' chotli,j'1i stoles. · ~ , , them...,.. Pot. 'l;lle)'.hiiiJ!"er '111~. · WAY _, . 1 ~ ,d ' "frulllrlie!! '· · 'soondoUke fun! · , tried 11 but had bMrd all ~ · lni Iller don't . . ·~ taloera" olwl role~ ~JIIo. • · · '· , · '. \, the elfeeto like elbllblni ihad· 1 · ~1 lllom ~ ,date, "lid .l can , wo~ olnsbli 'aeaal~ ao''ibeir DICK.Wnp REP~RTS ~- , owo, waiMng on .air, being' '811" ..,jQy • . liliOI~.!'~ "~~hiotriat'a. eooch;•~,,He• com-• his wl_re, Th~,1a mci1di'I!~J 'i per.-aiUve.to music; ate. ~ climb.,.. u"" • ~ that tha men' ore, oeml- PI'ORI'Oss ""om· o!teeta •01 · ~ • '. Well, I &01 JOllie'or"&BIIO• mixorotOisloN!a '"OnlOJiliW .lie!Jic 1 eerebril hemorthait wbltih ~· eel II wltli Bull Durlllm, r~lled II 'If I )Old l!'~m I kooW cOIJep ~ of thi entOrtolninent world, sulrerod lwo woeks >qo, ~i ·.; ·,Into reelera and told them It ldclo 'tihb rillt •• eobln ~ t h e. . · Wiley tlmli.lns a j)j!ld at B!IGI' '1 wu ...... Acaplieo GolcJ.. '11101~ .....h and a.e ••• "•P !"'" .. 1"'1 Hospital •• . Unuvtti, .:: never seen graas, so they diem t llalro, U.o !loY• !lownotalra "' .· ~ I. , · t21, II )'OU wCNIII11ke ,10 r. !mow the dlllerenee. 11111)''4 Ill)', ' 1fOW nai,Ye can YllU .• nnd 1 card, Mr. aDd Mr~ •WI· '· · Then anolher lillY and I amok· awt'l.. Dutil hlljlpOIII. Yoanc peoley hod bOon at RoooviUi 6>t a od along with them. and ... n t ple _don't condemn other oouples pottery !eatlvolwben .bebeclmo .•. through the ''trip" blt You nov- for Wtiat 111ey do - II they sinUL · :. .' er saw anything Oumler In your coni)> ~ obcul'eaeh other , ure. Tt"se !elias went on · a but ,...,.. .1 lot mora ee!eetlre MOVEs SOMETIMES ...,....,.., hlii!l like you've never seen than adlllts llllnk we ere, thloln. e...,.Y, ao . 11 oOO)!Ij beeiouse they -ctod II, and spite o! 111e !aet that~· a\; . Lee Smith !ami!~\ tie r,.~ followed our lead. No mat~tr ·moA po~ah . ua Into llvlna In \1¥ ·.• · ' l!ada~lrG!Ichla!c~ what we said we aaw or fell, their ~e-ln attitllcie,:_ i:owliBUS ·(UPl) ·' - Gc!'· lal to prodllctlcil...,_ltthl! they experienced lt too - and ono of D\1' lrlends told me Janwo Rhodea Frlde1 IIIIPYovod Slllu!fer Cholrdcal co. ill ~~ ; they rea!Q- thooii!llthey llld-·W¥n the other 41¥ that her mother ·ftGB,452 In !odeni !11-11)!1 10 llpouo F~y,_ ~>dui .·•to !1.1. 1 we told them alterwards It "'" -aokacl .her II ahe wanted I pre- pr'!lvltlO tor cperatlen d - .m. added reiJP(lllalblllileo, ~· lie , · a put-on, theY wouldn't believe aeilptlon tor The Pill whoa IIllO oty or ontl.opovarl)o Pf11ieCto In IIBBiJa .to bO closer to~-~*' . us. left tor c:olieP· Yo Oedl, I he Oldo. Tlda 'lOrmor !lrat !amlb )ilMJd,; t Tbls probabl.Y woulm't work girl clldD't oVen have a ""•tal The Ohio O!!lco or~- ciii!)Ol'l wW bo mmN' 'Nollli¥• " with everyone, hui I think It l>oY lriiiiCI >:\'*! ty said the sponsora· lid the to 51111 HW Hold In P,oln!.Plouo- · shows that at least part d the Wbat'li with 101110 of the10 grlnll wore: ant. \. . 'l pot thing Is psychological. lllldta anyi/tf'l - 'DJS!lUSI'Ell The GMN-Trl • eount,y c.m' ·: EX PER!MENTER Dear Dlo: J1W1111;y ·Action CoJnmltqo, ca1dA MOVE OF LESS1lilli I bill• ...· Dear Ex: TbeY'n ·~raa:rmlxodUJ>IP'QIP wen, $101,137, lor <tleriti<>D ol Jl\l)e 1n 13 year• ~ that0o'iJaw•' · True. Eopedally In thp U. S., 1hal reads too much. Alld What neiihborhood ceotero In Guern- even f11r a turtle. . ' ' ·' · ,;: land o! the "burn orllst." M1 Gley read either ....-es them. iey-Hoble llid Monroe eOUnt!ea. Thl• put week OOio W~f , oplea tell mo It takes • llvel)> green, or tum& them Into plaaThe Aihtobult COUnt,y CAC, or HarrlsonviUo foul)l l tartJ• : lmsgalnzatlon to get hlib on the' ti~-<IIOCiel'its who read Into the Ja!feram, f95,377, !or • oeJcl>- on !do form. Serttehod on fta .. watered down ,.tea,. sold to fn.. ·~new morallt;y" notbJtl& but eex borhood ceqter wltbln tile Negro shell Was uBabby G. and Rat.A:. ' experienced teenagen. But c:ut ... and !laura The Pill will aolre &bello :ot Ashtabula, aDd · estal>- _ 1955." . : or not, II they'rebuatedl'ormarl· all.probloma. Uibmont or an Outrtlch Poat1JI The boyallve on the noJ8N>orJuana, lt canmeanafelonyeharge Lueld4' all parento aren't like Genova, COm>elut. orwell aDd form. Tile "G" lo l!>r Glb011 their reoord; and that means 1hls, JUst •• all teen a oron'l Alhtabull Harbor. son, the • A" lor AJklro, ·1101!1 certain colleges, jobs, .,..._, u ~· .,..._. picture · them. The Trl-county CAC!or awn- of Mr. "'~! Mrs. · Robert Aikin. have 110ne up In smol<o. A big stick with )'OUr Ideal a, Dla.; IIICI po1p, Lopn and Sholb7 ...,. Bob Ia now ln Clll!omta .,.peet.-' price to pay lor a nothlni.DJI!eh II your lolko pt tOo much, prac. tloa, UrbeM, .fM,764, 1..- a iJW to leave lor Vletiam IJ!iilll;~ experience.- H. Uee selaet!•e dei!DO•a. - H, ~_,.....,rhood moltklurPoJe ceo- Ray Ia OlllPIWe~ In Atllins. ~ ·I' '·•-;· ~-.;, ter, OUtnlch and _lollCJIInP .pro- :":".:; ••¥· .• ... . ' , ·. · Jo..ve•nor .. ,. Ap·prove.8Funding .. · . uw e at Worh~.iit ·Miu:m.i' c....!- ~~~ "'._, ., ' •. • • - , ·. ····'. ·-t.:.: '!'~""''- ,. "]!.!;;,;:"~· ~:~r. ·· ·····-~·~'! - ·~· .·· ~ a~ 1'r.·n.IDc., · 4,8~,&.~~-. ,.,,.,,.,,, . nt'I'!'P'I'; ~ ·Lady Delegates May be Standin-g · ;:.:~:::;::: Regular •469.. YOU PAY ONLY gs=-~~ " ' Inc., Wellotorl;' t:l8,209, !or I MIAMI BEACH (UP0-Sel..,_ tape moisure1 and wtnclerecl olze aDd accpe ot 1!10 Proble"'- C1oi.fo1 ...-. and -.couon proo Ufic tact No. 1: The precise aroond the ·Fonlai!M!bleau Hotel -rru.. the - · - ~ )lc:t. · The ~-Mad!ICII·Unlon distance between the arm rests measurlog the hil>s •I ledlel It tlkeri ·on ful11..lothlcl lldleo, o! the seats the llepubl!ean random. It woold be nice to Ill)' but em reiMil)'ch· "-"' ill.lo4·on CGunQr CAO, Mlr)'iviDe, $78,delep.tes wll! occupy Is 17 that all the ladles ·meaaurod 36 the II!IUIIIplien thtil' It ~ 357, to ftDII!ce lldmlnlatrotlon inches. Scientific fact No. 2: inches . •r leas but Mlas llllill!lb' that lnf,or ~' !emile of the antl-'f .Pf<llll'llll In Tho average age of the Anderson ls not ooo to allow cloleptoo, were IIUdllts.):, · . .- thi lltBI arid to, prOvide llaelliThe mlllll'boaloi It,Cl Uos !Or nolaJhbOr- centers '> delegates Is 40 years- 1 Ume o( sentlmeot to jeopm!lze actentl· the p.loa• ;~ ctlUld hil;*o. tj1ero. . i llfe when people begin to nc roHIJ'eh. broaden their bases. Here are the harsh ~eta: In Let'a 1111'· that ~ ~ ot~ · · s-1 o1Jo lpproved ualg!l- · Sclent!Dc question No. 1: WW the Drat sample Mha Anderaon 1 111te de~ Ia~ tltdor.l..: ''' .,·of OliO VISTA worker to . the delegates, especially tiie ran ·the figures were 38, 33, 38, too hlo bettlll"!!l to ,llart ·• ., . ., opnclia ·ol ""' - · · or ladies, be able to sit dcnvn? 37, 38. That out at 3&.8 ·~ .• -.~p ·' HaiicOek-l!ardin.W.~U'\rtoem and O!lumblll& ScientiOc question No. 2: WW. lnches. Divide that by two and lot aomo cou10· ~ ea:-:J:, 111 · · \ · this convention beccue a vic:~ · you can sao that thi problom Is boUt IIIII a qilalWt trc,.;l'loiiil,.. . of the dread scourge of "fanny how to get 18.4 lnehol ltto & l!o blOwa ihe wlli'atle IC!r ;l!liff. IIIIMO!Yi iofatlve ehalr on11 17 Inches wide. •t11111UW ovatlal,l to~ Thare · · BAll~ <tlPil Catigue"- an oceLVatiO!Wl hi.. zarcl or long distance truck (lncldentall,y, In her relolltleas are struulea, . ..,..,. of ~C...., ~h·raotlnr drivers, '-•eball tans who get vursull of the 'irufh Mia& droaqa, IICIP,I'IiiMII . r-le ~ plaJW, II a IND4-Dioee stuck at extra--inning games, Anderson measured heraeJ! .IIIII •......,.... Some Iii !he ~· Of wo:.n~ed eo~- . • ' . ·· secretaries whose bosses don't come out 38 lnc:bes. Tbe de~l struilllo to lbolr tieto P_ablo · Jll!l bO lmm~ buzz for them often enaugt! and sdentlfte oommunlfJ' ·oweo her but thO .,...._ 'Giiatlon coJki1-: :~ sea. All thi '-b' clelepleti I)> cai.Ulotod lli!cauaell · · all other persona who are an eternal debt o! gratlluill). eonftned for intolerable hoUrs In Size IIIII Secpe remoln ~!b tho!' Hill:- all a.o·'~ to tight chairs? So there, Res>ubllcan Nlllaall vlctlmo o!.llilptller De Cl ~ anof toe!~:~~=~ you aow !mow the oce tichni!lot&. '' . ·~ · BaalcThreat . . , . \ bwil!nd ' Ill·· The basic threat, of course, is 11' 1 11 Wbltt 11®11 ,md; Jllat ., ' ·-'""' ~~~~~~ to . the lady deleptes beeauoe _.,..,..,. ot Gil traell -~ . ' they are more abundantly ·chuel,... DMido bJ · ~ -CC!Iltrletoltir . ilu!'ll._ . ,.tiros endowed ln what Webster's : Cl Tn.,.>i1a- ld&lnlaY• and .P(Ibllf ~ COlleglote Dletlllllll'l' deserlbecl C<rtinUed from JIIIIO 1 tiGn, ted ll!li uthe rOUD:Ied halves of the NatiiJnal SdOnCI Foundatlm, Wol!on low~r pert of the beck which O!llce 11 ~<7 !'laml., . O..oiclplnellt IIIII together form the pert or the (OEl'l, St. ........... ~ Tbe In ldo•i«111i1 bodJ on which a penori sits." A Authol'Jty, sDwl Buslnon A4survey discloses U.t it is no mlnllli-- (JIBA), mtre aeademlc Q.uestlon aa to Mmliuatrallol! . (VA), ~ whether the ladles will be •l>hl lor 1'lllorDallona1 lle!'8lllfllllll& . to alt down &t all. (AID), NASA and the T-asee Tbe suney wu eommlsailllled Valley Aatl\orlq, Theil ..... · by this oorrespoocleot lnd e1ea tile major a.ot ..ecuted by Mill t.lol1y Andet......,.. In · tho !edlril • .· m~•... ~"a. ... Ot the Republican NatiOMI 11\1!' pivetntnent. ' Cc>mmltteo, who Ia undaubledly . Tbe Wbl~ ....... said It wu . prlctlifhi the moat glamorous statlsdclan the ProatdORt'l ·UIIder•lllllli\11,, · · alnce tlie lest time Elizabeth all fedlral '!~"tid - d·bo _l'a1ior <OIJIIted her mooey. M111 aet~IA', Fedora! Anderaon's neld technique was !linPJo but Inspired. She 10t a · •••nee• ean Cllliunl-. at.B/ Steel •, v-• · ., ·' f r ) ,.-.sent ......... ,. SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL ~~ ~·r} rw~o •'•'llll':o. · , l'uiiiiii•W So.nw:lol} 1 ii! •1l• Olllo'\'all~ • UAl.Ut>Oi.:b 1».11.\ TIUBl !Iii: ·' X'~~ Tl.lriiA\'t .,(; ali\"'>I!•, Ohib, dUI . , . . 1~ l•tr) u~Niot.,• ~WIIIIIfl nt'ilf'' S.tu~). l'lu~ Po~1o1"-e .., ld ;u foalllpDIIl, Oh io. *'-'OM! ~Wl - ·ml:: IWL~ st::\T I ~I:. L \IU Nt ~lilnl~ lltr..,., P'omtro), OliKI, 4HH . I l!lltili,llld Mr) · ·etl.clil! 111!11\r~j: fXCI:fll .!i!I IVr• ~- folllt rtll ••."'!11'111 •· br. ~, ntail\111: 1111ntr 11 Pdrl ~o ·o.• , ~ ~~k ~ l'n•• flllu"·· ·· st s.~: IUI''I10!\ u, •·•oriel' dill~ ~nd ·'iullHI . 1ir V'l'l' n:11Ns O r ,...,II. NAJI. M nlii'ldi'TIO~ lloi.Tt:S ' 11"' \,llll,.oll < 'l'ribo.JM: in Ollio•••.. l'o' no \lr· ~o:lnl1 . ll>ll' ~"" ~1; •I~ IIIIHIIII- ~;; ol•r cc lrllllllll> >""f 81!1; ~~ ~ lftDI'WII• 81;; lhro• 4:l; otiH... illl ' ~. one lhO.. hlUO. · ·nl" Uialh Sflllirwl, uf\1! .' nr tw; •;, 11111111h ~ ll. ~... ; lhl'l\' ro~~1Nii-' ..1. 1he i ~~~~~~~ l'rn .• ln1~rn;ot,..,.,1 " ""' '" " iiC: I ~ \."llli l,lljll lt'<! lho Ol.i\t t~lf p\lll l It II iUI\ 01' Ill 1\l l.pt~h' he'' •· n.od•lo!d IC! Ihlo •-"11"114tr "' 01l10 o II•~ lo.·:oiiMI" ' fll lilli~ht.. htl'<'ill. ' llfll'l• ' . ' . '·_ ' WI" tho :. •·, ·· \ ,'. :. . ... and hal been an activo partlclpmt In ldulol andoommunlljrwork. Mra. tlolan 11 a retired Melp Ccluull astenolon I&BDI. Ronald E. Ei>erharot, buslnosa m•qwr ol tbe Ohio r.ntMY , llnollers' Auoclatlon,lnhlatalk 111 tile bu'lll!lo•• of dllr.Yinl DOled that Ohio Ieoda the nalllll In percontaeo Increase In &Olden Glernll)' milk Pl'(llltet aaloa. He rOiJ(Iried 111 a meetlns bold laal weal! In Waahln&ton, D. C., where Dr. SWeeney of tho NoIlona! Commllalon of Dairy Pro11'1111 e:rplalnod -1011 Ina <han&l>l In tbe f-11 dairy acUvltles. Pleo'hard aloo e:rplalnod thel'oreiBn aid servleellidled _In a clls<11aalon m lt. Sereral claasea ol. cowalrom thi Hollon 11erQ were Judged by !lWd Camaban. In lndi.Yidllal aeorlng ot the berd llllim& thole . ottondlnr. Mrs. Freel N - wla hlib ........ wUb ........ ofr?. ·. In thi JuniOr ciUI, ~d Brown ~ (> •. "'" I ~ <~ ' ,' .. " , =:~J:t~:~:r.;~,r~= :~r ~ ,. ~~· ~ f!'-lfm ....,.:;g''!!i"' .. ~JI:IIf ~., BY: 'JAcl b!BilrAN , ., 1100 ~ 1n th..;, ~,.,::<,..;; ot'lb~· ll!.t.~ i~~ !.t~f"J!¥e":!':;:,mf.-J' . r1r'E'~ . ' ' . . '! .. ....... - mado Ill CaNicolon ~ Wrlt.r N~ ~·· , .,, , ' . alia llbf 'aftor -,.....~~ :vIUJ1J8l7. , . · Jel'icNI ~ .h. 'lit;~ """* tov••· there'• an E. 13th St. bo!Jtilll!' called Twu lli'lllt,r. • irld alarI',.... l'lllifiOnllnlaQHa4)\ oft '"' to ·'""'allthy . . .J. ·. ~ei JOiioo aOlred . - lull!. Uii·flttdl ." .".w....tt'7t.f:' . ~ ......... , .....,.., .it }1 ..,..;·-. - -·- - - - - · · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. .- - - - lor'a, too? .... · llareyl Z1111!'k'1 dui In at '20th-I'OX' )\'eat ..... projeellon room JdaMbo I r o m elatrt to mlcHsht and I lot of llrla who love ._,live clltmera ore led .... j!allld<'oenoofthe lew 111m fleoonl who 'rateo blo I rtpUiotlon. "Oilnr'' will be the blgaitl lllOVIe pro6J,ctien ever !limed In BIIJhty ... Her whip - jolnl'a promlneut cuatomoro m• y breathe ..all,y ...; MllniQJe V• Cleo! (eoorleted ... • aediiiD madam) ...,'1 uae their. nomos In her 1mm1ne11t Grove Press memoir; just llilmberl ... Sophia Loren and Carlo l'llatl bouBiJt 1 rocklna horae alread.Y I or · their Decoinbor baby ... Joey lleatherton'• clone .. well In ., .. ·- ucan-cantt Mrs. James MiHiil9er Kiehl lD the OhiO straw- halo, she'll bring It to t h e Wtatbury Mualc Cl,..s In her own LGng lalan4 beeilrerd sept. 3. PIUiburii!l c:olumnlat Harold Coholl'l daughter Barbara HolHa Ia wlonlng new film. rotea On "Doll¥" and "Goodlye, Columbus'') .... East Village hlp. plea are lrkocl ·thene loalng pub!ldQ'; IIMIY'U ataae some ,publie lllda nlPJPS to ..U bad< the camera& .•• carmel Qdm'a hu,.. bend cpena a new hotel in Ireland .. .. Wooolf Allen'• New Yorker mag'a '"Death Knocka," a brief ono-actor that reads fumy, will ba performed In the Borkshlrea this !llmmer .... Not King COle's Ellen .Dutton is Recent Bri-de of George W. Kiehl MIDDLEPORT - ln an ent>li-e gown of peau de sole flah1 - w1lb a drc:ular c'-1 train, Mlsa Marpret Ellen Dultoll of Middleport bei:ame thi bride of James Mllll~~&~~r Kiehl. The bride Ia tbe daushter of Mr. aDd Mra. Dale McClure DutIAiD o! 365 South Fjllh Ave., Mldcll..,.n. 1111 the brldOfii'OCIII Ia the ... of tbe BeY, , and Mro. George W, Klelll of Plttsbuqh, Pa. records are the Gilly ones by a The 11 an o - or Juno 29, ot 2:30 In tbe alle!'ftOOil dead pop D>lale ator that keep at thi ·Grace Ep ooopal Clllreh In Pcrneroy. Vows of the olJIII)e aelllngweU. r1n11 cenmoay, eh was followed by 1 mvt!al eucharist, were Didn't see a slnry anywhere r'eod by thi Roy. Charles Pitzer ol Port!IDIOUih, oaalated by the that n-l<lcl ..,... star Vb:Jinla Weidler peaoed &Will'. RoY, Mr. Kiehl, of the brldagroom. White cillcl1cl11 and ...,.uon held at the Ohio UnlveralfJ' lrm Cerpetycoon Nas&er Attlb went arrangements ,ilec:onted the al· In Athena. The !our-tiered w~ to Lea Vepa to handle on extor. Abill-hour ol. .._,ual mualc cllrw clko wu decontod wlth pensive pmbllng • )lllnl earpetb,y Mrs. Cedric Clltk, Mldcll.. fresh-cut :allow roaebulb. A&- lnl IIICI 1011 bo clrog)ed .108,Port. orpnlatl aDd Mr. Forrl8t alstlng at the receptlci. w e r e D. Badltel, MlAidltll>Ort, oololot, Mrs. 0. B. Stool of Mldclleport; -:':'·<·<·:·:·:·:':·:-;.;.,.;.;.;-:-:·:·:·:·:·.<::::::::::::;:;:;:::::~,:;,,, preceded the ceremony... Mr.o Mr, (~ """'" ~ ,oi 'l''• fJ'•r ~. · f~- ,,.,~w~.,. 1.fis:·· s: t. m~' fll' ·~ · , V'. :::::, •1olri'eri.tt i.ovel•lnd'~A IHil<'· Cln~lnn&tl, ·'"' Mrs. ~re ~ ; _ ~ Priyer." · Rood, Sr,, Atllena. . , ;:; :;: The bride was eaoorted to thi FOr tl.Oir wecidlna trip to New :;: altar . by her father. Her gown York, Maine, aDd Cope Cod, the ~~! of PlliU de aote over bridal tel· bride chlll&ed Into 1 dreaa of ·.· :-· · fell wu de•.,... with lcq IBV)' blue ollk with .whits taco SIJNDAY aleeves. It ••• ellhanced wl1ii aoconta and motclltag lackll. Sloe ANNUAL F AMJLY plcllle, r · · lace medowona dOtaued with ....,. 1 c:oruge of pink s->- Pmneroy United Methodist . ' o' .pearlo, cryotlla aait pa111ettes. .boortl'OiebudJ. Church, bei!nnlog 3 p. m. SUndo,y Her elbOw length veil .or aUk Out><>!-· rue•to at the w~ at Royal Ook Pork. Basket .... 8Yiii\~; ·:,: i!r~; ~ Wualon waa held In place bY I dlrw IIIII receptlen wero Mr. ner at 5:30 !Dilowed by a veoper ~' eidertiJ.oied wltll a blrth- ~oee o! ldenllcal lace, aDd and Mrs. II. D. Elan~ of Ala-on, service. ~1*'\l'~ljlj4thblrth- .shl carried 1 coseade d white Mr. aDd loll&. E. B. Evana aDd REVIVAL, Syracuse Minion, her diiiC!der, TIM Loulae, aweethaart l'Oiea. cl1lldren or Froderld!sburr. Mr. beglnnlrw tonl&ht, services at !tit t1f . v11Jaae id \VedneociiY The ~wore A • line and Mrs. S. L. Mccarthy and 7:4:1 p, m. Ror. E. MUJP~, Hunt.......~ gowns of lemon •h&ntww with lllvld of Clnclnn&tl: Mr. and IJWton, -klnl- ~n to public, wen pill,)'eel 11111 priJo~ matehllw veil h...-,leceaand car- Mrs. II. L. Mccarthy ol AlllU\Y, Rov. Earl Custer, p1ator. ·!lll*o 1-'i' J Potte- Rooo rlod . eaacade orrangementa or Calli,; Mr. aDd Mrs. Goorso NICHOLSON FAMILY reunion llorlo""!~, -~ yeU..r awoethearl rooea. They Firla, Columbus, Mill Annette SUndo,yotbomoofJameaNicilol' ~ and 11ean Stuia. The were Mila v~ Coombe, C81110nter, ClndlllllU; aDd Mr. ""'· Rutla.d IIOUto 1, near Doxil¢a: P.rt•e wolll to Erie Llpo- Yourwatowu, mald·oih...or;Mioa IIIII Mra. Frodorlek Jaoobe of t.t. ......... :- - ·· Cl millllture striw Mar1lla Monro, lllrmiJwham; Gruvllls. - 8d ._,_ ...., •·-· Mr• .... -~ Mr o. Kiehl re-e .u ANNUAL PICNIC, Dousirters ""'" belioons were given the Mich.; Mils JliB G ...,... at ·~ • dO Grove; aDd Mrs. WWiam F, 4211 . Wool l!nlldWI;y Ave In of America ~ Club, l'or 1'"'IC IIIIB•DL b ___ ,. --•"~ · and 11111t stato ollleera, ileli' e llhiDoaltJ Cl "C'c:allel, lee Simi, Rantoul, , rldeou....&. Gnonwo. .. . _.., .~ dlatrl ~-- ~ __ L,j·· .• _. K ' '-"' .". •IJd -.,. ---• Mr, 1'hcmll Kleb) ol PllloThe MW Mrs. Kiehl Ia l grad- d....-01 ~N ct ......,rl w - - ....... -~ .... ""' ' . ' nl -·~ be Diltrlel 13, at 1:3{1 p.m. am. to·cblldron Timmy, And1, Jamea bc.lrgl!, Pa., brother C!fthisr-, - ofDenlaoo U ver....,w re dey it thi ~· Plalna home M"l Coollle PflleriiOD; Rosemary IOl"'IO! •• beat man. . Uallero aha wu afllltated 'll!th PI Cl Mrs. Edith Betzlng, ............ J!11bo JoeParsono, Rooe nre Murray · Levlth of Sll'llolll Plil 1111 Phi - ilop!>l Soror1- _ , ;;:;:~ Patrlda At>- ~,.,,N.Y.; A11rt,1 Kolb,J.aD. uoa, and ~tom, ~b, ~~otJ:;.,_a p.m., . ~ LClU ADD, RIIIIJ, 111rry olag, Mlab., IIIII JCIIin ~ and' creollve wrl,linl hOnortrlea. •. ~ Dean Staltl; Dolllo Morlo ol Lol A!Woleo, Callt Guallll . Mr. lllehl graduotfd from . ~ illvld Lawaon, RlndJ were reglstar.d by Mrs. Robert w,ahlq;ton aDd Je!feriCII .. ColMONDAY '•Plerco, Eric Upa«mb, Merit L. If~,~. Ca1IL ' lop aDd} • a doc:torale.....POIIEROY GARDEN CWB, TOIIY Sol- n.vld Hubbord For ber daltlhter'a wodlllal,. at. Syracu10 llnlveralty, Ha h 9:3Q .. m. lfondl,y, Mro. J. 0. p...,....• . . - !Cr-. nw.. "V"O • ..... of .. IDa!nlctor of Erwllah It Dl• Roedol ~ tor W<JI'kailq); take · wereYra. • rcln ~ <!iPe !lith·I mil~ lion llnlvoralt;y. ft ~oandaacklunch. J(ra. P-Staala, taco CCIIt. Her ¥""i~e; were . itau, Mri. Jonlco alao !>lr*. Mra, 'J!Iolil-lnu Opal Llpoeomb, 111111 ·~ ~ - with · Pooay Dll) wl!ltl acceollll'l" aDd !Mi!li I&&. I!EJGS GENERAL HOSPITAL . .•-·•• '. "Dutlaia •"" Ji1ri Kl,ehl hid Pr- · ADMI'l'l'ED- N-. ' Barbin~- ~.,ij,p,.' . · , ·. ~AilGED Erabtlpo thi hoateoi, Mro. P~ ·.Areeoptlon lbr- ~ -lo - · Flilltr. ·· School stop tor scholars' shoes woddlagt· S'OC IQ } c0 lend0 r t':; ..... Before school bello, make the school stop here. Classic looks in shoes for young scholan. Each reflects Poll-Parrot's concentration on tbe fundamentals-the design that's right lor ' fast growing fee~ the construction thai's deoendable, the fit that's sure. from · 4.99 lo 9.99 SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 " ...... " ' ·~ '~I T"":' ' •..•I• -. ALSO OPEN ALL DA'(; THURSDAYS . .. ' .::..~-.~ ·-~-.. "'· .' ·4...... ~ 4th Birthday . Is b ' s erv e . d · ~' 1 !.'l'ilbl~ms r.C.~., ·~iol;v~ ~::::. II'~ .,.. ~~da broka "l'!li,.-~~~ , ..: · •follima ... Tlmo~oaen:er!l-.' ~~-~=- an ami dobii"AIJI 'Wodlioodi,Y" ..,~_,.. Plolf41..,.'"11it willie · 111m IOI)IollllviiMI Man,,oae · ...,.. .... - In .lltferl)>; llaoo., with Dyan Ileal ,.,I;" ,... 1n~Aa!l'l!f' plo,yo . Terence Slimp' a Ull to tbe IU. line AJJ£~ com- caimoin, Cory Grant' I oevoroot Plorlle Jll:r .,..._u,.: .,.. mother In bla nOxt movie .PC!Ier) ~ bo bOld tiJdo,y (AUt. erlll 'The Who lhltt IIIII hubby LoUit IWI- . ,, • . Load ..~~ of The 'I'~~ 0 In A~ Park, N, J, ••••. c ... ' '" .ih her' own'•* - "'" nlceli and Will ll!i ~·. ~· r Inc .... Mldlael Wlldlnl Jr. now pta ~IIIia as a Paris boullque'o dastsnor; .Jon't be Ltz ·'h;r- In aarlculturo and rural Uvlng 61rlng the paal 'llll'ler .-ry, Mr. and Mro •.Nolan were Bl•. ., apeclal re<OIIlltlon,cllrlng the - . , lor . their ~ IDwarda the bett8rmeat of l,lelgo Cclunly, Mr. Nolaa cametoMolp I ;., · antiPld!';i: ~~'! Gal w~E\'IQ-DCiii>Oi , . IIOMEROY - Mr. Iiiii Mra • . EdiiCII Hollon and tamil.r wero . hOsta Thlrlday lor 111o Sciuth-· • eastam Ohio Guernll)' Breed· , er1 Aaaoclailoo IUilimer meet; . Ina al their llamllr Creel la,rm. A beoliet dllll!er ,., 01\lOJied by 70 members. arid sueol• at!ll)dlng till aJralr with the Re¥. , Weedeu, G. !lutler living sraco. EdiiCIIl · Rouilb, IJI'&IIdent, acted •• master Cl ceremonies tor the PI'Osram. Aellvltlea d the associ' since Its orpnlzatlon In 1928 '. were recalled by Roush, wlio ' !IOtod thal.onl,y ono 8Ummer meetloa had been mlooed during tllo 40 years.. He pve 9" lnaplrallonal reading eniiU~f '.'ForOne DaJ I Wtll· ~" .u· . A poem, ''ID Retroi}Ntct" was read by Mra. Pearl ,Mora, ·IIICI Howard Nolan spoho on chanpo C0Unt,y In JIDIO, .19ff, • ' , .. -.Me$ting'· ' REFRIGERATOR· FREEZER ' ' ~' Host of. · · \,, · wn:' I WILL BE ABSENT FROM MY Of· ' ' I Vot·ee -along Broad~av ' '11>e Su~-Tiin·~- ·~Ho116ns: :. ·: ·i 'I !< 1 ' l91t :·y.a. news for you ••• at DUTTONS BRUT STRIKES AGAIN WITH BRUT 33 THE SPLASH-ON LOTION ¥: '' • 8 oz. BOtn.E / $5.~· .• ~ ''"' ~ 'I �t\ - O..y•i~o~.tl,Oo\,· ~· !ill lillY, ip. ' ~ ~~ 4, 1961( ,.: ' ' , , ' •' ., - ~~--~ K·a·"t,~$.:'~·\01 · · •., '!""~~~~""'*'*:S:'· ~ .... · , GAtm!1l CITY,. N•..t: (UPO . . ., ..w..-, . - New~. a Lang JSialidaat- · (Vfl) - ' 11!1011, '""'''''sa- •· 111ey are ''onl1 I - • miiiV IP"lUPI" of 011'. treed by Nor111 viol. •-.l !11111. . borne to the \Jill..,. !lulda.Y and awle j)!e 1 Ia JIIO)de. ~!hreepllots, allwlthnew aport& shirts andpossportsglv·~them ln VIentiane, Laos, ' a seven-hour stopover In Bangkok before Dying 011 toward the United Slates 011 TWA. • The three pilots are M a J. James Frederick Low, 42, or Sauaalito, cant.; Maj. Fred N. Thompson~ 32, or Taylor, S. c.. IIICI Copt. Joe B. Carpenter, 37, o1. • Call!. ,A..., By' 11¢ ·.U-' '·h11 advised .....t· will) co;luooi•; II' -, ..id . - l i s ~c..sinln· ....., v·1--~~ - : - ·ln.:_::.-~ 1 ~·II ~ 'W ccimple~~>cesii!IGil, of-lng raids iialnst :'ulo !ior!ll-";-; ~ rOIIQl'l " ' ' OooPined ;till a eowr~a~tt..i. otolt.~ · ElQra ..,.,.s, :Waililns,tl!!l •·c:oluinftlst for Newoila¥•.''1;1ill!itelsap," Miss Lewis S!llil, ""'!JI !nell· reetly and with great cautiOn has oome jUst when S.,eretary or State Dean !!Uok ha& made clear ·that !hero· lo to be oo ' bombing halt lor'- ·" ·:::::~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::~=::::::~:::;:=::o.:.·:::;:~:;:;::: ·• . , ~ilforted}llllu.r- w:~n;"~~ ~ · '· Koiie Crow .... , • FICE AUGUST 9 TO SEPTE-~R 3. HOWEVER, THE OFFICE WILL BE OPEN WITH AREGISTERED NURSE PRESENT. J. J. DAVIS M.D. ' '' '~· anil batod 10 rt• ,, l BY KATIJ! CROW roMEROY _ Slle'a 1~ t11n1 ..,.. · 111Ch' l.ll<l!lde'r· over • seven leaf eiover; Mrs.' fill vl~t).ln lht iilllll' ·"1"!111· J r .• Ul ~ w-·er•·· .Sbe' ,bai a yacht all ,;;;_ plckodU!I · • c. H. Wase, n• y, ,,__ v...Jr..-mea.dllll~~ ........ ~r':: Cilsl j\'lse received the. did." lbindl .(ll'eetl• J!d -11~'111 seven leal ~iover which was sent leave toiiiDl iw. For.a'vlsll, Glat ti>hei. ·byl!ellaCornahenwbols Is. · 'V a ~~., ~~- Della !OIIOOII!e " ' /· upo18Ua( ,dO.er 1n her scm 6;1. MR$; ~ERAtO ,(MARY)J?'>W· . bm's yard.near Cheater. ·en, Reclno, · ·~ .i>IIU!If It St ' · Josepll H!>sPltal ·fil ' P~Ibarl SPJW<ING OF nower.; Mrs. Whete she ·wiD "101 11111~ Wlnobremer d lo{)dllle- ment the next "!&"~' days. · · 'pOri had In her garden tlin U., ' . ulllal ·.lmia 011 me · ~ PEARLENE 'LEE Cl Lonr wen rour b~msi tbe colot was Bottom has .~· biMne ar~ ro,yal purple· a very· umsual tor havinc ~ • olx weeko In speelme!l, ..;.. !01')' protzy. By . Veteran• Meinljrlal,Hosoltal lol· the way, if )'OU have the OIIPOJ'· lowing l!llrg8f)'> . I'Oarl- was tunlcy. yoo shoUld stop to lee remembered by .. .,.a~' the lovely Rowers Mr. Qllsen- card~ a¢ alii• !1-om ma~ ~!~ate berry has 1n front or the old Pl>st and"'" veey ha!W·to hF !rom O!!lee building ln &Yraeuse. so many ,(1'10111!~- .!lie lnl'ordled us that her 1)1111<1 •as;r,:enbrllaclTHE CHARLES Newmana, who eaat ove.r a nciiO ·~ In are vacationing tn Florida, felt Utab. We hope JOO!r hlial!h will very bad upon steadily lmprDvo; Pearleni\. learning or the A READER RECENTLY sent fire that occurln a steak reclpe which aouncl• red to the COOpvery -IJO(Id ... She cilcil't speelt< er · property in Syracuse recent- what kind of steak to use, howe\oer. 1 am sure you could use ly. This was the round, sirloin or eube. r Newmans' Corsprbiide tbe steak ,.u;, ,tenmer home for derlzet, aall and pepper, btoWn '. mw years. well on both sldealnbutter, li!rinKATIE Margaret wrote recently, saying sho washavlnga kle about 'h paekageofonlon,..p ' mlx on steak, sdd <omaU ainount or water, and cover 1 sldllet and with the ·II. dqdge ~·. a cook slowly until tender. It may be necessary to add water oe<:asionally. Remove the meat . and make your very tasty gravy. Initial Trustees Be' Ann eed mg OUR COLUMBUS (IJPO - Three members or the Institute lor Regional Development, h a V e been named Initial trustees of a non-profit charter granted by Seerotary or state Ted W. Brown to Unlted Youth, Inc. at Ohio universlcy . lntllal trustees or the group "to aid In tbe soelo • economic growth and development or the Appalachian region or Ohl0 and the nation" were Ward R. Scbram, Michael c. Valentine arid~n :·.~~~s. k') I . . bni~- s,lld .r-Ur . .. YOUTH Belen . THE .' . I . ~-.' Dear , -·""'-"•• ,. '", I've """1' hearil. that.,..:<-;--: ~· . lor )'OU whit 1011c'~cit II , ~ . to c1o. So I tried ... npOrllnent. . potlllon- . . · '\ . ·'" . · 1 told three 1110'1 I could awl . oon. do~eri..Oii1the ' chotli,j'1i stoles. · ~ , , them...,.. Pot. 'l;lle)'.hiiiJ!"er '111~. · WAY _, . 1 ~ ,d ' "frulllrlie!! '· · 'soondoUke fun! · , tried 11 but had bMrd all ~ · lni Iller don't . . ·~ taloera" olwl role~ ~JIIo. • · · '· , · '. \, the elfeeto like elbllblni ihad· 1 · ~1 lllom ~ ,date, "lid .l can , wo~ olnsbli 'aeaal~ ao''ibeir DICK.Wnp REP~RTS ~- , owo, waiMng on .air, being' '811" ..,jQy • . liliOI~.!'~ "~~hiotriat'a. eooch;•~,,He• com-• his wl_re, Th~,1a mci1di'I!~J 'i per.-aiUve.to music; ate. ~ climb.,.. u"" • ~ that tha men' ore, oeml- PI'ORI'Oss ""om· o!teeta •01 · ~ • '. Well, I &01 JOllie'or"&BIIO• mixorotOisloN!a '"OnlOJiliW .lie!Jic 1 eerebril hemorthait wbltih ~· eel II wltli Bull Durlllm, r~lled II 'If I )Old l!'~m I kooW cOIJep ~ of thi entOrtolninent world, sulrerod lwo woeks >qo, ~i ·.; ·,Into reelera and told them It ldclo 'tihb rillt •• eobln ~ t h e. . · Wiley tlmli.lns a j)j!ld at B!IGI' '1 wu ...... Acaplieo GolcJ.. '11101~ .....h and a.e ••• "•P !"'" .. 1"'1 Hospital •• . Unuvtti, .:: never seen graas, so they diem t llalro, U.o !loY• !lownotalra "' .· ~ I. , · t21, II )'OU wCNIII11ke ,10 r. !mow the dlllerenee. 11111)''4 Ill)', ' 1fOW nai,Ye can YllU .• nnd 1 card, Mr. aDd Mr~ •WI· '· · Then anolher lillY and I amok· awt'l.. Dutil hlljlpOIII. Yoanc peoley hod bOon at RoooviUi 6>t a od along with them. and ... n t ple _don't condemn other oouples pottery !eatlvolwben .bebeclmo .•. through the ''trip" blt You nov- for Wtiat 111ey do - II they sinUL · :. .' er saw anything Oumler In your coni)> ~ obcul'eaeh other , ure. Tt"se !elias went on · a but ,...,.. .1 lot mora ee!eetlre MOVEs SOMETIMES ...,....,.., hlii!l like you've never seen than adlllts llllnk we ere, thloln. e...,.Y, ao . 11 oOO)!Ij beeiouse they -ctod II, and spite o! 111e !aet that~· a\; . Lee Smith !ami!~\ tie r,.~ followed our lead. No mat~tr ·moA po~ah . ua Into llvlna In \1¥ ·.• · ' l!ada~lrG!Ichla!c~ what we said we aaw or fell, their ~e-ln attitllcie,:_ i:owliBUS ·(UPl) ·' - Gc!'· lal to prodllctlcil...,_ltthl! they experienced lt too - and ono of D\1' lrlends told me Janwo Rhodea Frlde1 IIIIPYovod Slllu!fer Cholrdcal co. ill ~~ ; they rea!Q- thooii!llthey llld-·W¥n the other 41¥ that her mother ·ftGB,452 In !odeni !11-11)!1 10 llpouo F~y,_ ~>dui .·•to !1.1. 1 we told them alterwards It "'" -aokacl .her II ahe wanted I pre- pr'!lvltlO tor cperatlen d - .m. added reiJP(lllalblllileo, ~· lie , · a put-on, theY wouldn't believe aeilptlon tor The Pill whoa IIllO oty or ontl.opovarl)o Pf11ieCto In IIBBiJa .to bO closer to~-~*' . us. left tor c:olieP· Yo Oedl, I he Oldo. Tlda 'lOrmor !lrat !amlb )ilMJd,; t Tbls probabl.Y woulm't work girl clldD't oVen have a ""•tal The Ohio O!!lco or~- ciii!)Ol'l wW bo mmN' 'Nollli¥• " with everyone, hui I think It l>oY lriiiiCI >:\'*! ty said the sponsora· lid the to 51111 HW Hold In P,oln!.Plouo- · shows that at least part d the Wbat'li with 101110 of the10 grlnll wore: ant. \. . 'l pot thing Is psychological. lllldta anyi/tf'l - 'DJS!lUSI'Ell The GMN-Trl • eount,y c.m' ·: EX PER!MENTER Dear Dlo: J1W1111;y ·Action CoJnmltqo, ca1dA MOVE OF LESS1lilli I bill• ...· Dear Ex: TbeY'n ·~raa:rmlxodUJ>IP'QIP wen, $101,137, lor <tleriti<>D ol Jl\l)e 1n 13 year• ~ that0o'iJaw•' · True. Eopedally In thp U. S., 1hal reads too much. Alld What neiihborhood ceotero In Guern- even f11r a turtle. . ' ' ·' · ,;: land o! the "burn orllst." M1 Gley read either ....-es them. iey-Hoble llid Monroe eOUnt!ea. Thl• put week OOio W~f , oplea tell mo It takes • llvel)> green, or tum& them Into plaaThe Aihtobult COUnt,y CAC, or HarrlsonviUo foul)l l tartJ• : lmsgalnzatlon to get hlib on the' ti~-<IIOCiel'its who read Into the Ja!feram, f95,377, !or • oeJcl>- on !do form. Serttehod on fta .. watered down ,.tea,. sold to fn.. ·~new morallt;y" notbJtl& but eex borhood ceqter wltbln tile Negro shell Was uBabby G. and Rat.A:. ' experienced teenagen. But c:ut ... and !laura The Pill will aolre &bello :ot Ashtabula, aDd · estal>- _ 1955." . : or not, II they'rebuatedl'ormarl· all.probloma. Uibmont or an Outrtlch Poat1JI The boyallve on the noJ8N>orJuana, lt canmeanafelonyeharge Lueld4' all parento aren't like Genova, COm>elut. orwell aDd form. Tile "G" lo l!>r Glb011 their reoord; and that means 1hls, JUst •• all teen a oron'l Alhtabull Harbor. son, the • A" lor AJklro, ·1101!1 certain colleges, jobs, .,..._, u ~· .,..._. picture · them. The Trl-county CAC!or awn- of Mr. "'~! Mrs. · Robert Aikin. have 110ne up In smol<o. A big stick with )'OUr Ideal a, Dla.; IIICI po1p, Lopn and Sholb7 ...,. Bob Ia now ln Clll!omta .,.peet.-' price to pay lor a nothlni.DJI!eh II your lolko pt tOo much, prac. tloa, UrbeM, .fM,764, 1..- a iJW to leave lor Vletiam IJ!iilll;~ experience.- H. Uee selaet!•e dei!DO•a. - H, ~_,.....,rhood moltklurPoJe ceo- Ray Ia OlllPIWe~ In Atllins. ~ ·I' '·•-;· ~-.;, ter, OUtnlch and _lollCJIInP .pro- :":".:; ••¥· .• ... . ' , ·. · Jo..ve•nor .. ,. Ap·prove.8Funding .. · . uw e at Worh~.iit ·Miu:m.i' c....!- ~~~ "'._, ., ' •. • • - , ·. ····'. ·-t.:.: '!'~""''- ,. "]!.!;;,;:"~· ~:~r. ·· ·····-~·~'! - ·~· .·· ~ a~ 1'r.·n.IDc., · 4,8~,&.~~-. ,.,,.,,.,,, . nt'I'!'P'I'; ~ ·Lady Delegates May be Standin-g · ;:.:~:::;::: Regular •469.. YOU PAY ONLY gs=-~~ " ' Inc., Wellotorl;' t:l8,209, !or I MIAMI BEACH (UP0-Sel..,_ tape moisure1 and wtnclerecl olze aDd accpe ot 1!10 Proble"'- C1oi.fo1 ...-. and -.couon proo Ufic tact No. 1: The precise aroond the ·Fonlai!M!bleau Hotel -rru.. the - · - ~ )lc:t. · The ~-Mad!ICII·Unlon distance between the arm rests measurlog the hil>s •I ledlel It tlkeri ·on ful11..lothlcl lldleo, o! the seats the llepubl!ean random. It woold be nice to Ill)' but em reiMil)'ch· "-"' ill.lo4·on CGunQr CAO, Mlr)'iviDe, $78,delep.tes wll! occupy Is 17 that all the ladles ·meaaurod 36 the II!IUIIIplien thtil' It ~ 357, to ftDII!ce lldmlnlatrotlon inches. Scientific fact No. 2: inches . •r leas but Mlas llllill!lb' that lnf,or ~' !emile of the antl-'f .Pf<llll'llll In Tho average age of the Anderson ls not ooo to allow cloleptoo, were IIUdllts.):, · . .- thi lltBI arid to, prOvide llaelliThe mlllll'boaloi It,Cl Uos !Or nolaJhbOr- centers '> delegates Is 40 years- 1 Ume o( sentlmeot to jeopm!lze actentl· the p.loa• ;~ ctlUld hil;*o. tj1ero. . i llfe when people begin to nc roHIJ'eh. broaden their bases. Here are the harsh ~eta: In Let'a 1111'· that ~ ~ ot~ · · s-1 o1Jo lpproved ualg!l- · Sclent!Dc question No. 1: WW the Drat sample Mha Anderaon 1 111te de~ Ia~ tltdor.l..: ''' .,·of OliO VISTA worker to . the delegates, especially tiie ran ·the figures were 38, 33, 38, too hlo bettlll"!!l to ,llart ·• ., . ., opnclia ·ol ""' - · · or ladies, be able to sit dcnvn? 37, 38. That out at 3&.8 ·~ .• -.~p ·' HaiicOek-l!ardin.W.~U'\rtoem and O!lumblll& ScientiOc question No. 2: WW. lnches. Divide that by two and lot aomo cou10· ~ ea:-:J:, 111 · · \ · this convention beccue a vic:~ · you can sao that thi problom Is boUt IIIII a qilalWt trc,.;l'loiiil,.. . of the dread scourge of "fanny how to get 18.4 lnehol ltto & l!o blOwa ihe wlli'atle IC!r ;l!liff. IIIIMO!Yi iofatlve ehalr on11 17 Inches wide. •t11111UW ovatlal,l to~ Thare · · BAll~ <tlPil Catigue"- an oceLVatiO!Wl hi.. zarcl or long distance truck (lncldentall,y, In her relolltleas are struulea, . ..,..,. of ~C...., ~h·raotlnr drivers, '-•eball tans who get vursull of the 'irufh Mia& droaqa, IICIP,I'IiiMII . r-le ~ plaJW, II a IND4-Dioee stuck at extra--inning games, Anderson measured heraeJ! .IIIII •......,.... Some Iii !he ~· Of wo:.n~ed eo~- . • ' . ·· secretaries whose bosses don't come out 38 lnc:bes. Tbe de~l struilllo to lbolr tieto P_ablo · Jll!l bO lmm~ buzz for them often enaugt! and sdentlfte oommunlfJ' ·oweo her but thO .,...._ 'Giiatlon coJki1-: :~ sea. All thi '-b' clelepleti I)> cai.Ulotod lli!cauaell · · all other persona who are an eternal debt o! gratlluill). eonftned for intolerable hoUrs In Size IIIII Secpe remoln ~!b tho!' Hill:- all a.o·'~ to tight chairs? So there, Res>ubllcan Nlllaall vlctlmo o!.llilptller De Cl ~ anof toe!~:~~=~ you aow !mow the oce tichni!lot&. '' . ·~ · BaalcThreat . . , . \ bwil!nd ' Ill·· The basic threat, of course, is 11' 1 11 Wbltt 11®11 ,md; Jllat ., ' ·-'""' ~~~~~~ to . the lady deleptes beeauoe _.,..,..,. ot Gil traell -~ . ' they are more abundantly ·chuel,... DMido bJ · ~ -CC!Iltrletoltir . ilu!'ll._ . ,.tiros endowed ln what Webster's : Cl Tn.,.>i1a- ld&lnlaY• and .P(Ibllf ~ COlleglote Dletlllllll'l' deserlbecl C<rtinUed from JIIIIO 1 tiGn, ted ll!li uthe rOUD:Ied halves of the NatiiJnal SdOnCI Foundatlm, Wol!on low~r pert of the beck which O!llce 11 ~<7 !'laml., . O..oiclplnellt IIIII together form the pert or the (OEl'l, St. ........... ~ Tbe In ldo•i«111i1 bodJ on which a penori sits." A Authol'Jty, sDwl Buslnon A4survey discloses U.t it is no mlnllli-- (JIBA), mtre aeademlc Q.uestlon aa to Mmliuatrallol! . (VA), ~ whether the ladles will be •l>hl lor 1'lllorDallona1 lle!'8lllfllllll& . to alt down &t all. (AID), NASA and the T-asee Tbe suney wu eommlsailllled Valley Aatl\orlq, Theil ..... · by this oorrespoocleot lnd e1ea tile major a.ot ..ecuted by Mill t.lol1y Andet......,.. In · tho !edlril • .· m~•... ~"a. ... Ot the Republican NatiOMI 11\1!' pivetntnent. ' Cc>mmltteo, who Ia undaubledly . Tbe Wbl~ ....... said It wu . prlctlifhi the moat glamorous statlsdclan the ProatdORt'l ·UIIder•lllllli\11,, · · alnce tlie lest time Elizabeth all fedlral '!~"tid - d·bo _l'a1ior <OIJIIted her mooey. M111 aet~IA', Fedora! Anderaon's neld technique was !linPJo but Inspired. She 10t a · •••nee• ean Cllliunl-. at.B/ Steel •, v-• · ., ·' f r ) ,.-.sent ......... ,. SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL ~~ ~·r} rw~o •'•'llll':o. · , l'uiiiiii•W So.nw:lol} 1 ii! •1l• Olllo'\'all~ • UAl.Ut>Oi.:b 1».11.\ TIUBl !Iii: ·' X'~~ Tl.lriiA\'t .,(; ali\"'>I!•, Ohib, dUI . , . . 1~ l•tr) u~Niot.,• ~WIIIIIfl nt'ilf'' S.tu~). l'lu~ Po~1o1"-e .., ld ;u foalllpDIIl, Oh io. *'-'OM! ~Wl - ·ml:: IWL~ st::\T I ~I:. L \IU Nt ~lilnl~ lltr..,., P'omtro), OliKI, 4HH . I l!lltili,llld Mr) · ·etl.clil! 111!11\r~j: fXCI:fll .!i!I IVr• ~- folllt rtll ••."'!11'111 •· br. ~, ntail\111: 1111ntr 11 Pdrl ~o ·o.• , ~ ~~k ~ l'n•• flllu"·· ·· st s.~: IUI''I10!\ u, •·•oriel' dill~ ~nd ·'iullHI . 1ir V'l'l' n:11Ns O r ,...,II. NAJI. M nlii'ldi'TIO~ lloi.Tt:S ' 11"' \,llll,.oll < 'l'ribo.JM: in Ollio•••.. l'o' no \lr· ~o:lnl1 . ll>ll' ~"" ~1; •I~ IIIIHIIII- ~;; ol•r cc lrllllllll> >""f 81!1; ~~ ~ lftDI'WII• 81;; lhro• 4:l; otiH... illl ' ~. one lhO.. hlUO. · ·nl" Uialh Sflllirwl, uf\1! .' nr tw; •;, 11111111h ~ ll. ~... ; lhl'l\' ro~~1Nii-' ..1. 1he i ~~~~~~~ l'rn .• ln1~rn;ot,..,.,1 " ""' '" " iiC: I ~ \."llli l,lljll lt'<! lho Ol.i\t t~lf p\lll l It II iUI\ 01' Ill 1\l l.pt~h' he'' •· n.od•lo!d IC! Ihlo •-"11"114tr "' 01l10 o II•~ lo.·:oiiMI" ' fll lilli~ht.. htl'<'ill. ' llfll'l• ' . ' . '·_ ' WI" tho :. •·, ·· \ ,'. :. . ... and hal been an activo partlclpmt In ldulol andoommunlljrwork. Mra. tlolan 11 a retired Melp Ccluull astenolon I&BDI. Ronald E. Ei>erharot, buslnosa m•qwr ol tbe Ohio r.ntMY , llnollers' Auoclatlon,lnhlatalk 111 tile bu'lll!lo•• of dllr.Yinl DOled that Ohio Ieoda the nalllll In percontaeo Increase In &Olden Glernll)' milk Pl'(llltet aaloa. He rOiJ(Iried 111 a meetlns bold laal weal! In Waahln&ton, D. C., where Dr. SWeeney of tho NoIlona! Commllalon of Dairy Pro11'1111 e:rplalnod -1011 Ina <han&l>l In tbe f-11 dairy acUvltles. Pleo'hard aloo e:rplalnod thel'oreiBn aid servleellidled _In a clls<11aalon m lt. Sereral claasea ol. cowalrom thi Hollon 11erQ were Judged by !lWd Camaban. In lndi.Yidllal aeorlng ot the berd llllim& thole . ottondlnr. Mrs. Freel N - wla hlib ........ wUb ........ ofr?. ·. In thi JuniOr ciUI, ~d Brown ~ (> •. "'" I ~ <~ ' ,' .. " , =:~J:t~:~:r.;~,r~= :~r ~ ,. ~~· ~ f!'-lfm ....,.:;g''!!i"' .. ~JI:IIf ~., BY: 'JAcl b!BilrAN , ., 1100 ~ 1n th..;, ~,.,::<,..;; ot'lb~· ll!.t.~ i~~ !.t~f"J!¥e":!':;:,mf.-J' . r1r'E'~ . ' ' . . '! .. ....... - mado Ill CaNicolon ~ Wrlt.r N~ ~·· , .,, , ' . alia llbf 'aftor -,.....~~ :vIUJ1J8l7. , . · Jel'icNI ~ .h. 'lit;~ """* tov••· there'• an E. 13th St. bo!Jtilll!' called Twu lli'lllt,r. • irld alarI',.... l'lllifiOnllnlaQHa4)\ oft '"' to ·'""'allthy . . .J. ·. ~ei JOiioo aOlred . - lull!. Uii·flttdl ." .".w....tt'7t.f:' . ~ ......... , .....,.., .it }1 ..,..;·-. - -·- - - - - · · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. .- - - - lor'a, too? .... · llareyl Z1111!'k'1 dui In at '20th-I'OX' )\'eat ..... projeellon room JdaMbo I r o m elatrt to mlcHsht and I lot of llrla who love ._,live clltmera ore led .... j!allld<'oenoofthe lew 111m fleoonl who 'rateo blo I rtpUiotlon. "Oilnr'' will be the blgaitl lllOVIe pro6J,ctien ever !limed In BIIJhty ... Her whip - jolnl'a promlneut cuatomoro m• y breathe ..all,y ...; MllniQJe V• Cleo! (eoorleted ... • aediiiD madam) ...,'1 uae their. nomos In her 1mm1ne11t Grove Press memoir; just llilmberl ... Sophia Loren and Carlo l'llatl bouBiJt 1 rocklna horae alread.Y I or · their Decoinbor baby ... Joey lleatherton'• clone .. well In ., .. ·- ucan-cantt Mrs. James MiHiil9er Kiehl lD the OhiO straw- halo, she'll bring It to t h e Wtatbury Mualc Cl,..s In her own LGng lalan4 beeilrerd sept. 3. PIUiburii!l c:olumnlat Harold Coholl'l daughter Barbara HolHa Ia wlonlng new film. rotea On "Doll¥" and "Goodlye, Columbus'') .... East Village hlp. plea are lrkocl ·thene loalng pub!ldQ'; IIMIY'U ataae some ,publie lllda nlPJPS to ..U bad< the camera& .•• carmel Qdm'a hu,.. bend cpena a new hotel in Ireland .. .. Wooolf Allen'• New Yorker mag'a '"Death Knocka," a brief ono-actor that reads fumy, will ba performed In the Borkshlrea this !llmmer .... Not King COle's Ellen .Dutton is Recent Bri-de of George W. Kiehl MIDDLEPORT - ln an ent>li-e gown of peau de sole flah1 - w1lb a drc:ular c'-1 train, Mlsa Marpret Ellen Dultoll of Middleport bei:ame thi bride of James Mllll~~&~~r Kiehl. The bride Ia tbe daushter of Mr. aDd Mra. Dale McClure DutIAiD o! 365 South Fjllh Ave., Mldcll..,.n. 1111 the brldOfii'OCIII Ia the ... of tbe BeY, , and Mro. George W, Klelll of Plttsbuqh, Pa. records are the Gilly ones by a The 11 an o - or Juno 29, ot 2:30 In tbe alle!'ftOOil dead pop D>lale ator that keep at thi ·Grace Ep ooopal Clllreh In Pcrneroy. Vows of the olJIII)e aelllngweU. r1n11 cenmoay, eh was followed by 1 mvt!al eucharist, were Didn't see a slnry anywhere r'eod by thi Roy. Charles Pitzer ol Port!IDIOUih, oaalated by the that n-l<lcl ..,... star Vb:Jinla Weidler peaoed &Will'. RoY, Mr. Kiehl, of the brldagroom. White cillcl1cl11 and ...,.uon held at the Ohio UnlveralfJ' lrm Cerpetycoon Nas&er Attlb went arrangements ,ilec:onted the al· In Athena. The !our-tiered w~ to Lea Vepa to handle on extor. Abill-hour ol. .._,ual mualc cllrw clko wu decontod wlth pensive pmbllng • )lllnl earpetb,y Mrs. Cedric Clltk, Mldcll.. fresh-cut :allow roaebulb. A&- lnl IIICI 1011 bo clrog)ed .108,Port. orpnlatl aDd Mr. Forrl8t alstlng at the receptlci. w e r e D. Badltel, MlAidltll>Ort, oololot, Mrs. 0. B. Stool of Mldclleport; -:':'·<·<·:·:·:·:':·:-;.;.,.;.;.;-:-:·:·:·:·:·.<::::::::::::;:;:;:::::~,:;,,, preceded the ceremony... Mr.o Mr, (~ """'" ~ ,oi 'l''• fJ'•r ~. · f~- ,,.,~w~.,. 1.fis:·· s: t. m~' fll' ·~ · , V'. :::::, •1olri'eri.tt i.ovel•lnd'~A IHil<'· Cln~lnn&tl, ·'"' Mrs. ~re ~ ; _ ~ Priyer." · Rood, Sr,, Atllena. . , ;:; :;: The bride was eaoorted to thi FOr tl.Oir wecidlna trip to New :;: altar . by her father. Her gown York, Maine, aDd Cope Cod, the ~~! of PlliU de aote over bridal tel· bride chlll&ed Into 1 dreaa of ·.· :-· · fell wu de•.,... with lcq IBV)' blue ollk with .whits taco SIJNDAY aleeves. It ••• ellhanced wl1ii aoconta and motclltag lackll. Sloe ANNUAL F AMJLY plcllle, r · · lace medowona dOtaued with ....,. 1 c:oruge of pink s->- Pmneroy United Methodist . ' o' .pearlo, cryotlla aait pa111ettes. .boortl'OiebudJ. Church, bei!nnlog 3 p. m. SUndo,y Her elbOw length veil .or aUk Out><>!-· rue•to at the w~ at Royal Ook Pork. Basket .... 8Yiii\~; ·:,: i!r~; ~ Wualon waa held In place bY I dlrw IIIII receptlen wero Mr. ner at 5:30 !Dilowed by a veoper ~' eidertiJ.oied wltll a blrth- ~oee o! ldenllcal lace, aDd and Mrs. II. D. Elan~ of Ala-on, service. ~1*'\l'~ljlj4thblrth- .shl carried 1 coseade d white Mr. aDd loll&. E. B. Evana aDd REVIVAL, Syracuse Minion, her diiiC!der, TIM Loulae, aweethaart l'Oiea. cl1lldren or Froderld!sburr. Mr. beglnnlrw tonl&ht, services at !tit t1f . v11Jaae id \VedneociiY The ~wore A • line and Mrs. S. L. Mccarthy and 7:4:1 p, m. Ror. E. MUJP~, Hunt.......~ gowns of lemon •h&ntww with lllvld of Clnclnn&tl: Mr. and IJWton, -klnl- ~n to public, wen pill,)'eel 11111 priJo~ matehllw veil h...-,leceaand car- Mrs. II. L. Mccarthy ol AlllU\Y, Rov. Earl Custer, p1ator. ·!lll*o 1-'i' J Potte- Rooo rlod . eaacade orrangementa or Calli,; Mr. aDd Mrs. Goorso NICHOLSON FAMILY reunion llorlo""!~, -~ yeU..r awoethearl rooea. They Firla, Columbus, Mill Annette SUndo,yotbomoofJameaNicilol' ~ and 11ean Stuia. The were Mila v~ Coombe, C81110nter, ClndlllllU; aDd Mr. ""'· Rutla.d IIOUto 1, near Doxil¢a: P.rt•e wolll to Erie Llpo- Yourwatowu, mald·oih...or;Mioa IIIII Mra. Frodorlek Jaoobe of t.t. ......... :- - ·· Cl millllture striw Mar1lla Monro, lllrmiJwham; Gruvllls. - 8d ._,_ ...., •·-· Mr• .... -~ Mr o. Kiehl re-e .u ANNUAL PICNIC, Dousirters ""'" belioons were given the Mich.; Mils JliB G ...,... at ·~ • dO Grove; aDd Mrs. WWiam F, 4211 . Wool l!nlldWI;y Ave In of America ~ Club, l'or 1'"'IC IIIIB•DL b ___ ,. --•"~ · and 11111t stato ollleera, ileli' e llhiDoaltJ Cl "C'c:allel, lee Simi, Rantoul, , rldeou....&. Gnonwo. .. . _.., .~ dlatrl ~-- ~ __ L,j·· .• _. K ' '-"' .". •IJd -.,. ---• Mr, 1'hcmll Kleb) ol PllloThe MW Mrs. Kiehl Ia l grad- d....-01 ~N ct ......,rl w - - ....... -~ .... ""' ' . ' nl -·~ be Diltrlel 13, at 1:3{1 p.m. am. to·cblldron Timmy, And1, Jamea bc.lrgl!, Pa., brother C!fthisr-, - ofDenlaoo U ver....,w re dey it thi ~· Plalna home M"l Coollle PflleriiOD; Rosemary IOl"'IO! •• beat man. . Uallero aha wu afllltated 'll!th PI Cl Mrs. Edith Betzlng, ............ J!11bo JoeParsono, Rooe nre Murray · Levlth of Sll'llolll Plil 1111 Phi - ilop!>l Soror1- _ , ;;:;:~ Patrlda At>- ~,.,,N.Y.; A11rt,1 Kolb,J.aD. uoa, and ~tom, ~b, ~~otJ:;.,_a p.m., . ~ LClU ADD, RIIIIJ, 111rry olag, Mlab., IIIII JCIIin ~ and' creollve wrl,linl hOnortrlea. •. ~ Dean Staltl; Dolllo Morlo ol Lol A!Woleo, Callt Guallll . Mr. lllehl graduotfd from . ~ illvld Lawaon, RlndJ were reglstar.d by Mrs. Robert w,ahlq;ton aDd Je!feriCII .. ColMONDAY '•Plerco, Eric Upa«mb, Merit L. If~,~. Ca1IL ' lop aDd} • a doc:torale.....POIIEROY GARDEN CWB, TOIIY Sol- n.vld Hubbord For ber daltlhter'a wodlllal,. at. Syracu10 llnlveralty, Ha h 9:3Q .. m. lfondl,y, Mro. J. 0. p...,....• . . - !Cr-. nw.. "V"O • ..... of .. IDa!nlctor of Erwllah It Dl• Roedol ~ tor W<JI'kailq); take · wereYra. • rcln ~ <!iPe !lith·I mil~ lion llnlvoralt;y. ft ~oandaacklunch. J(ra. P-Staala, taco CCIIt. Her ¥""i~e; were . itau, Mri. Jonlco alao !>lr*. Mra, 'J!Iolil-lnu Opal Llpoeomb, 111111 ·~ ~ - with · Pooay Dll) wl!ltl acceollll'l" aDd !Mi!li I&&. I!EJGS GENERAL HOSPITAL . .•-·•• '. "Dutlaia •"" Ji1ri Kl,ehl hid Pr- · ADMI'l'l'ED- N-. ' Barbin~- ~.,ij,p,.' . · , ·. ~AilGED Erabtlpo thi hoateoi, Mro. P~ ·.Areeoptlon lbr- ~ -lo - · Flilltr. ·· School stop tor scholars' shoes woddlagt· S'OC IQ } c0 lend0 r t':; ..... Before school bello, make the school stop here. Classic looks in shoes for young scholan. Each reflects Poll-Parrot's concentration on tbe fundamentals-the design that's right lor ' fast growing fee~ the construction thai's deoendable, the fit that's sure. from · 4.99 lo 9.99 SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 " ...... " ' ·~ '~I T"":' ' •..•I• -. ALSO OPEN ALL DA'(; THURSDAYS . .. ' .::..~-.~ ·-~-.. "'· .' ·4...... ~ 4th Birthday . Is b ' s erv e . d · ~' 1 !.'l'ilbl~ms r.C.~., ·~iol;v~ ~::::. II'~ .,.. ~~da broka "l'!li,.-~~~ , ..: · •follima ... Tlmo~oaen:er!l-.' ~~-~=- an ami dobii"AIJI 'Wodlioodi,Y" ..,~_,.. Plolf41..,.'"11it willie · 111m IOI)IollllviiMI Man,,oae · ...,.. .... - In .lltferl)>; llaoo., with Dyan Ileal ,.,I;" ,... 1n~Aa!l'l!f' plo,yo . Terence Slimp' a Ull to tbe IU. line AJJ£~ com- caimoin, Cory Grant' I oevoroot Plorlle Jll:r .,..._u,.: .,.. mother In bla nOxt movie .PC!Ier) ~ bo bOld tiJdo,y (AUt. erlll 'The Who lhltt IIIII hubby LoUit IWI- . ,, • . Load ..~~ of The 'I'~~ 0 In A~ Park, N, J, ••••. c ... ' '" .ih her' own'•* - "'" nlceli and Will ll!i ~·. ~· r Inc .... Mldlael Wlldlnl Jr. now pta ~IIIia as a Paris boullque'o dastsnor; .Jon't be Ltz ·'h;r- In aarlculturo and rural Uvlng 61rlng the paal 'llll'ler .-ry, Mr. and Mro •.Nolan were Bl•. ., apeclal re<OIIlltlon,cllrlng the - . , lor . their ~ IDwarda the bett8rmeat of l,lelgo Cclunly, Mr. Nolaa cametoMolp I ;., · antiPld!';i: ~~'! Gal w~E\'IQ-DCiii>Oi , . IIOMEROY - Mr. Iiiii Mra • . EdiiCII Hollon and tamil.r wero . hOsta Thlrlday lor 111o Sciuth-· • eastam Ohio Guernll)' Breed· , er1 Aaaoclailoo IUilimer meet; . Ina al their llamllr Creel la,rm. A beoliet dllll!er ,., 01\lOJied by 70 members. arid sueol• at!ll)dlng till aJralr with the Re¥. , Weedeu, G. !lutler living sraco. EdiiCIIl · Rouilb, IJI'&IIdent, acted •• master Cl ceremonies tor the PI'Osram. Aellvltlea d the associ' since Its orpnlzatlon In 1928 '. were recalled by Roush, wlio ' !IOtod thal.onl,y ono 8Ummer meetloa had been mlooed during tllo 40 years.. He pve 9" lnaplrallonal reading eniiU~f '.'ForOne DaJ I Wtll· ~" .u· . A poem, ''ID Retroi}Ntct" was read by Mra. Pearl ,Mora, ·IIICI Howard Nolan spoho on chanpo C0Unt,y In JIDIO, .19ff, • ' , .. -.Me$ting'· ' REFRIGERATOR· FREEZER ' ' ~' Host of. · · \,, · wn:' I WILL BE ABSENT FROM MY Of· ' ' I Vot·ee -along Broad~av ' '11>e Su~-Tiin·~- ·~Ho116ns: :. ·: ·i 'I !< 1 ' l91t :·y.a. news for you ••• at DUTTONS BRUT STRIKES AGAIN WITH BRUT 33 THE SPLASH-ON LOTION ¥: '' • 8 oz. BOtn.E / $5.~· .• ~ ''"' ~ 'I �.·, ' . ' PQMF.jl. ' O\!o ,, J~ lUnch 'It · • .. _.:( .•.. 0 tioJ>s'. llucllon ' ~· · Liuret cl!lf · a.~~er Clu~ mat Thor~ hlpt homo ol Mu. NeiHe Tfaey. , · Mra. Paul , ~ric~ ~sidell af ' tj.~ m~nl' d,Urln~. ·~~h ttm;,'· . 1111\nk yo.~ "'~'as we!\" ~ rrom · ·. the Bertl1a Ql!ver (ifii!!y, ' ail\! Mrs. Charles 8~-I, A , card , and donation !rGm ~rj" Georie . ncnsbaw ~·s )"li\l<i, .!ll.~h· fi~.i . to be !.old by the club w:ore ill~ trlliutOd. ' · · · · ' ' Mr$. Lloyd WrlllJ116jleo\e!l,11!j, ' mooting with Clevbttoh,o. If h e - ' ' ' In bill'' -l.ot'!l's .Prayer was gl•en . Doubl..:dut). Towels' Oversized b e a c h towels mike excellent sun\mer bedspreads. On cool nlilbls they can double as extra bl8nkets and ·are much easier to launder otten, . ·-·. length, A~ine gown o1 wltlte or- . IOJ!ZO and band cllptiOd re-em1 broidered laee. A-le borde>" ol lace aecenlod the htnillnl and the bodlee was hlghllgbted by tilly crystal droplets. The remoVable chapel train w a • caught at her shoulders. A floral plateau held her lllk Illusion von, and she carried w h It e sweellleart roses lllld stephanotis on a Bible, a gJ{t or her paternal grandmother. Her only Jew· elry was pearl earrings which was a gift of the groom. A reception conG!Ctecl by the Women's Missionary Society with Mrs. Lorry Eugene Jones Mrs. Leo Elmer Zimmerman Jr. Miss Salser Wed Bettina Raye Vale is To Larry Jo. n es New Bride in Florida PQMEROY - Pedestal ar- rangements of gladioll, roses and daisies flanke!l by palms and candelabra wlih cathedral tapers decorated the Pinecrest Baptist Church of Sanlord, Fla. , for the wedding of Miss Bettina Raye Vale to Dr. Leo Elmer Zlmmennan. Jr. The bride ls the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Raymond Vale ol Sanlord, Fla., and the sranddauglrter or Mrs. William Wyatt o! Middleport. The brldelfO(Im ls the son or Mr. and Mrs. Leo FJm.:r Zimmerman. Sr. or Albuquerque, N. M. ver candelabra. Mrs. Frank Jones presidedatthesilverpunch ·bowl, and the cake was served by Mrs. 0. E. Permlngton, Rice bags were given to the guests. For a wedding trip through several northeastern states and 11Je HeY. Frank H. WUson otficiated at the double - ring ceremon,y held satUrday, June '"'IIlii'', l, Given ln marriage by h e r Cather, the bride wore a gown o1 wlllto Imported organza, dealgned wttb a cage effect, three .QJarter length sleeves, and a jewel neckline, all accented with Imported white Venlse 1 a c e 4alsies. The detachable train of organza sprirl<led with matching daisies cascaded doWn !rom the lhoulders. . Tho bride's chapel length sDk llluston veil was oppU<J~ed with garllllds or Venlse lace daisies. · lie carried a cascade bouCJlet in chiropractic at Palmer Cot. Jege. The new Mrs. Zimmerman is a graduate of the Seminole Memorlal Hospital SChool ol Radiologlc Technology, Mr. Zimmer .. man grafllated from the Palmer College of· Chiropractic in Daven. port, Iowa prior to serving in the U. S. Navy. A prelude of traditional ormusic was pnwided by Mrs. Nancy Noble. TheJotmstcwn Bap- ttst Church Choir sang "My Task," and closed ,the cercmoolj~ nle Grindley, also cousin or the •' ,·i I.· or f 'I' the bride, ... ring bearer. ~J '1 High, Wispy Bangs Calorie Counting Hint Sanitize Brushes The effect of n long nose can bo minimized by selectIng a hair style that sweeps up or back. Avoid middle parts and keep bangs wispy -and high on the forehead. If you are counllng calorleo and have a deaaerl choice, remember an average allee of two-layer ch~te cake hao 358 calories, au averace alice of aogel food cab l!a• UO. Brulhea uoed lo eli!al lollef' bowlt and <a r ba.ce cua obeald bo oanldzed freOimlbo, Walh_,lllem Ia ltol ao.ai• tell•. In bUJ riD,. waier iiid lei them· air-dry Ill tho 1011. . ·- ' '· . ' .! '~ .....orRl~ ·a\ed - baallota 'i( willie - · and 11..U01ao, Di. Robert ._ .' , WoUl SOmeone clld mill my column when It didn't 111p8u- Millman Por!OI'IIItd ihe EMPUiY)!!l:l ~ !XJLUMJuly 21 tn the sunday Tlmes;&ntlnel ' r1ng - · BUI - Georie a SOmmer' TheiU,. Shaver tald the thol!ihl part or her paper Wll m!UI!W Nuptial Dillie '19!1S preYIIle baa .a~eepfllll a, WiW when she couldn't ftnd "Just Between U111" by lofra, l!4jla Wickline; I! 1 u 'POIItton ·Ill -tho Whitehill CIQ> ~\ .. .I had 100d ,tnlellllllnl, 1 ~ tntorelunc llo!'Y. Grandt or'FIII, Mro. Marp.. iScbaol S)iatem; COiuilllluo, !or , Ill liOnel a eolw)tn back ,IJ!<t 1 'In my '!olaloif YoaaiOT s1or1 1 ret TllomAI, Thurman, ]IIIDIII, tile 196~9 school yw. ile .ltd last Ylll Wilen l:waiOn.n- '"clldn't lbentlcio ....., aboot ·Sal· and Roger Williams, 'l'lllrmall, ·~ CUJ!It,ui!e from Rio .CotJ.a. sui' ~tlalll!e' follOw-, 11; ~~~~ wile.'~il.ly lo 1 charming soloist. G - ~ege.· l!lth oBoeb&111!1 pirlll'aplil below was ao tar eudld per11011 and 1 have eojoyGiven In ~ by her !alb· lor or Arts c1egree .., MQ 21 . u 1 fjt. ($!nee it II ..~ ·...s kmwi!li liet'. · · er the brldo wore a fl o o r .Oils Ia ctlrrentl,\' dobw JJOSt.•'' l'.m Just oorr,yldldn'tplbel' longtll ·gown o1 wltlto silk or.' ·tlate, '111111 11!1111 apply'. ,IJI'Iduate work at the Ohio ,ttonl In aentral;.. Pm' ;lill' . .,' ·\1;111 <~~ , mo to 1¢1 before Jjlo IOJ!Zl. . The silhouette was em.State Unlverolty, SOmmer• ·![lem today.) •.• ·r " ljl1l Ia a pro•at 11. She a1, , ])IJ;"O, ~tb long sleeno lalllng to ' viJJe w!U be res~ at bo ' ''H!fo IIIII, lll!'dJ pea fn• 111' Clll\ts. But molt of ,olli 111t t, point• ""er the bando. Tillj' seed East 14tli Aw., In Columbus . lllllldJ fll'oaay • • · a rare honest hiDDan l!etna. , pearls re-embr<il•red the scoop ~.!. .. 1 ~r the remairi:ler of th6 aum.l!7lnll to wifle a column. The Howard llardwaY• o1 80 neckline and the bodice a n d mer. . •'l'ho Atll!llle Oeean'l ...,ilanl Cedar St. have found 1 nice UIO aleeveo were enhaneed with a \ Jilll tho \")lor .of the !or old coal bucketl. They bav'e. detleste ....lay or lace. Two ·plio' iiiiiP, ll'ay, wltb a,lliUdl two of them full of 0, _1 tl!l tiny bowa call8ht the IWI length ~hlllte. their front steps... And )low abGUt· chapel train. Both the ehapel . ·~'11\0 trt; fiOm OIJ!o ~NOrth . 11111 oaconcl· stoey 11..,... 6o.t at ~~~edandan~~:.: bywe';..:; eor.ttna wao very nice arid I lbe comer of State llld 'l'lllrd, ~ Mrs. Eh'ln Neal, Bidwell, llld tried"' tlllnk or the thllwo that tlO oppoolte Dr. Bnnin' sresldence? rows of scalloped lace. Her l)oorMr. and Mrs. William Caldwell llllo maldnt a JIIIC)d •aeatlon. &>meone there 111111 love 11.,._ ltnath Yell or silk illusion was uA .,_. ....... nc:-...on .u 1&•• ,.,_... -·'-'·• ers. fastened to stal allorat h.adPieee or and daughter, Debbie and Ltnta 1 ·'1 """1 .._ 1'.... tn tb . _ ))e8l'1s, cry s and ace. She or Columbus · spent a week with "' "' --r .., ••o e -··• AT THE FAIR carried a cascade o1 willie carMr. otld Mrs. DoMid Newhart btluttftll DNIIc 011 lbo radio, . Don't know Wbo made 'the dolls nations and Ivy centered w I t h and diUihter, Owensboro. U.e wmdoriW North Carolina 1br lbo Waolllngton S<hool ex-, white rosebuds, roW atldlna omooth .. a rlbiiOil ear•• wheolo. hlblt but thi!Y were real clov- Mrs. Carol WUUams ·or Arm Mr. srd Mrs. Robert Tobin ol ·· er. And waon't the little .old Arbor, Mlcldgan, served as maMiami, Fla. were the gueats of ".,, ..SUndhllle wllen)'GUl!lllllt. clolk ntee? tron or hooor. Slle wore a Door Mr. and. Mrs. Ernest Watts of " .... ~11 'llllen )'GU WaDtlt. I 1816 Chatham Ave, Mr, Tobin • "~ "-"'•• .........;... Ill0 ength I!I>WII ol mint II'OOn linen. ',,,,_ • -.. , . . _ Si8nl are dll!l"!"t to make. The go;.. was ••cenlod by gathis a nephew of Mrs. Watta. While llr&t dq. One ol the belli signal oaw wai eeed fullness at the bsck llld a Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lowell Boker here they attended the lair, " •••• At. z: a.m., whla.UtbeZU.. 011 the booth set nn bv Mr and II llltranto an doled, nnc11rw 1 oral appll'l'e held a velvet - • · !\1. 6 Charles L, Whitt called :co~~,. IIW!biM with •lrellll, do- Mrs. lolusle'a and Mr. and Mrs. streamer bow tn the lront. Silo with a nora! hoadJ)Ioce. S h e Miss Patricia Forgey, Rto his wile, Naomi, recently from C. E, Woodard's 4-H Club. wore a matching pour veil towed ' carried a colonial boo<J~ef or Grande, registered the guests. .Ulllaus coifeo. Saigon. He expeeta to be homo green pom poms, i"Y and yellow A reception was held in t h e around the 2oth o1 this mon111 ••...To ... aialn tile ..... I learned something dll!erent church social room immediate- after Bpllndlng 18 months overribbon. .Well V~ ,hills, .ocenery from the houth lbat explained Miss Unda White, Jackly lollowlng tile ceremony. The seas. !Us wire and three cbll':roo'Vo . _ six, limos before, how oM ....,.s on a farm could Miss Marcia Baker, Richwood, bride's table was centered with clren live on Upper Second Ave., arid b.ve It IIJi,1oar ""' and dll· be converted to wild ltro presand Mrs. Karen 9ieets, R I o a three tiered wedding cake top • Gallipolis. •, _ and tDOre boalltlfu1 than . .ervatton areas. I hadn't thought Grande, served as bridesmaids. ped with a miniature bride and tvor. 'ot that. SONGFEST TOD.\ Y The,y wore pale yellow gowns groom, The rocOJ)tlCHI carried ' ''That Wll .. tar .. 11!111. SbGALLIPQLIS - Therelrill be ~ed ldonllcally to that ot the ~t the bride's mint green and teon lloura .., lbe road eauallt 11: waa a creaUve Idea to use matron ot honor, pale yellow color scheme. Mra. a SOOtl(eat at tile l'q>lar Ridge up wllb m~ and I !ell aaleep. • real steps to delllOII!Irate"SU,s They carded colonial boo'l'ets Kay B!bsnks and Mrs. Janet Free WUl llrjltlst Clmrch tod!IY, Ill Good Grooming." Tba Sit. GALUPOL!S - The 257th OJ>o ot yellow pom poms and mint Weatherholt presided at t h e beglmlng at 1:30 p.m. The blind ver Thimbles llJ'<)OII) did thlo plano player, Jtnuny Gabert, niversary reunion of the Rousll sreen ribbon. MlssAmetteWick- btide's tahle. boolll. ..... For a short wedding trip the from Parkersburg will be playing alii allied families will be held llne, Rio Grande, served as nowbride changed Into a &Oil!& away ""<I . ~ct!"' Tilt; Lemley . AU£11!1t 17 at Thoma>- or girl. ~~:'!!!' at11red In a 'i l'9 \.~ dlaregard tllo Httte Satlirda1, a 'oidrtt,PI blafk and wli\.te.pccent;: sllltera, .. v"'ef~, aon Park, East ~~ve:rpool, Ohio. .mint gtf.llnollii'ilia .carried " . . f ' ~pa::~ Mr. eontellllllla had Those planntne to attend are ask· white beskst ol sreen pom A rovlvalls scheduladtobegin poms ed will! block pstonl acceasor.J. lOr illilr lllllry nulnileri was with yellow ribbon. les. Sle wore the white ro&e-.. qn Allltllat 8. Merlin ToOts lo the ed to bring picnic beskets. 11111llng to liateh. They earDavid Patrick Southard, Goibud cotaage !rom her bridal evangelist. Ever,yono Ia welcome. A banquet will be held Frldl,y rlll!l u.em upaldo t1mm, back- eyentne at the First Methodist Upolla, served •• beat man. bouQiot. - . , eurled tho eoiwro and The new Mrs. Baker is 1 gradChurch. For reservatlllns alii James Sinelalr, Rio Grande, Gene obOIIPOil them. One llltlo girl overnight Snow, Columbus, and Gary Bauate or Southwestern High School Jodllng wriU! Eorl c. bod bel' hair up 011 top or her RouSh, 946 Ban!< St., East Ltv· ker, Richwood, were ushers:. and Gallipolis Bus!neBS College. ·beod' wltllme Utile coiiiid lli'and erpodl, Ohio, 43920. For her daughtor's weddinl. She Is a secrstery and ])II'Wmo .hlt!8111i OYOt tile !lloUidor.libort- The ftrst Roiiahes ceme here Mrs. Williams ehbae .an a q u a studant a! Rio Grande College. .hllrid blondo Sherr! Dotih!n& with General Lewis's i-eldmeat lace dreoo and Jacket. She wore Mr. Baker Is a ll'aduaio ol 1111ill have tllolqlltllle edrl wao In I 714 and 1~1 In the opoll- beige acceuoriet ·and a t-'Drll&fl Ric"nmod · High SchoOl and Is a eute because lhe kept laueh!Di tng - e of the BeYOiutl<di'JI ot pink roaobuds. senior, majoring In h{ator,y, at II. Rio' Grande College. wor. . Mro. Baker wore a pole blue The niw couple will reside Many deseeiXIanls are In lace ault wllll wlllto accesiOrft was alee the ....., .Qteon In Rio Grllllde until the tp'OOIII Gallta lliil llason Coon- lea. She olso ""'' a eonteaal l!iCII1 Lakin, 'laid comptetoi his desroe. al pJnli rosebuds, •.,,._ llr," IIIII 'liDO, llf/~ ,..._ tieL ';) . the C!UOIIIGII Mr1 ukid <Urillll the .JII&IOI!It. ~ tbe glr)l ,.,.,. "' do this. ·; . !DC' •ell. tablw .., ...... are -the Dr. A. W. Woodall serYed as . . Nt'w Z~nith ""Z('nt•lll' '" I ol!l m .lk,. hlf' fun ·lMJin. rredsi()n amf'lifil dl lll!l from~ \\, ( ru ·lllh u • 11Hui1s. Wl"i~h~ nnlv 1/6 ounce and )!ltod for mn \ 1 1111ld lm..,_.., Cronll' m fm J dt• mll!l~lr.ll i o n of Zl:'niltf'i n1•w Z\" 1!1'111' .ll m Jy In• ill ' l m:h t fnr you' Mill Janie Bryant was. t h e power llrl llld Phllllp Buckner ring bearer. Miss Bryant a dati)' halo and' carried lloui!Uetol. daisies. VIII IMt'rM AUDIO.\ItiUM.t. lite II W. UMM •• A..... Dltlt .JM e.n Colllet: -..,.. f'or hor daughter's wedding, Vale was attired in a ral!lper.epe shlfi wl th 1o n 8 ~ove1 and~ doul>le cowl collar. wbre matching accessories. zlnuperman was In a beige and had ltl.atching acnoth Mrs, Vale and wore corsages orchids. held in the WDM-• I. DUM..... I &tan._ AN Dot. om ....... ..--In ..lfllinl tbofl ltnilll Mtat'inf: Aids. :"J PIIIM 111ail full ltetllll IIIII ltte lillflhirl ~l""" llttplloflt 1M .. ""'"'~ trrlftll kif ..... onstrltiolt. , -. ' .. - - - - - - S T A l l ----:- the · thureb. ' . IN OUR BANKI Roush Reunion For August 17 .... ... " l . 'IW'L. .. ': .. .. Before 1 eptelit Oltat decor· Is Planned - THE STORY OF Fl '"' ·• ::""Mro. . ' __ ~ .~ .: cor- Mel&•. 'eDr11YHD WIDdtnr 8e tlo:e ..... _.,, .. .- Be kind to back your t Selling Held --ADita w~. • flmlllar ,..., tr. J'll Y'lal, Wll lctiYI help.. .For Newlyw,eds &SAVE $30~~QID FUJII lltlrMI Taleal-ll..sbe lo be l l'harmlal 70ullll O"ce-a-retu NYitrgt on a.mco Sacropedlc and Sacropedlc Imperial llattreuet. ,. lng i~Yfral otlllrl ~ the 1114J, Hurry I Llltrltld Time Only I ON. ALL. ' •' era. 111111. "' . By Pat Ho.uek .. D.IONSfRATORS . with yellow satin stream- lllonor, Jr., and Jack Lambert- ' ' ( l· ' NEW .AN'D maize fell from large Dlor bows, and they carried bouCfletS of yellow daisies and baby's 'hll ushers were John A. Bry. ant, Damy Horn, Peter Michael . ' WING in best man lor the brtdesroom and ' I TorUa Salser, cousin of the bride, served as Oowerglrl and Martin Williamson, also couain All of the attendants wore noor. .longtll I\OWill or maize Jakarta 'linen repeating the cage~ook ol ·the bride's gown lllld designed with a rolled collar neckUne 'trimmed 11'1 Venise lace. Their elbOw-length silk llluston veil ~reath ""\1' i 1 carried apricot sweetheart roses and white daisies. ~ :Yid Morris. , J•• ·-mont "l- --- I Hayes, Mlas Darlene Fedder, Mrs. Robert Reid, and Mrs. Da- ' Latlyette, Indiana. Jocelyn ~ with The Weddtng Pra1er." ·the altar was decorated with four seven branch candelabras and palms. Arrangements ot gladloll, chrysanthemums, a n d carnations also decorated the altar. Each pew was arrayed with a single candle with white satin bows and lily of the valJey marking the family sections. Mrs. Janice salser served her niece a~ matron or honor. Junlor bridesmaids were Rita Salser and Lori Grindley both coosins of the bride. Cheri Batt, VicIde Hunter, Judy Wynne and Con- -er 11' their honOJmoon trip to t h e Pocono Mts. and are r:asidlna at 245 N. Main until SOptombor when they will move to West i'tf.:: · ... 11 bride, were the bridesmaids. The attendants wore r I o o r length gowils of apr loot chltron over crepe. The empire waist gowns were styled with satin flowing back panels. They WQre matching norallllusion veils and carried colonlalbouquetsofwhite daisies and aprlcotcarnationsexcept the matron of hooor, who B.C., is the earliest written Fla. Her oth- language. attendants were Miss Bette The cquple have returned trom ''¥ln' gan Out or town guests at the wedding were Mrs. Wyatt of Mid· dleport; Mrs. Jolm Werry, Mrs. Alonzo CUster, and Jeff Werry, of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farmer of Cocoa Beach, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. John Lambertson, ot white tiara roses and whlte DeBary, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. D. daisies. Her only jewelry was E. Woodward of Winter Park, llny pearl oarrlng1, a gilt !rom Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Leitner the brldesroom. Ley, ol Merritt Ialand, Fla. · Mrs. Leitner Ley ot Merritt llland. Fla., was the bride's matron ol hooor, and her maid Sumerian, dating from 5000 fll homr waa Miss Ann stein- or Sanlord, dUe Untvers!ly In tho Call. The new Mrs . .Jones is employed by Gates, McDonald & COmpany In OOiumbUs. .FLEXSTEEL . 15, at 7:30p.m. Canada, the bride changed Into rlormed at 8 p.m. on July 20 .1\,.~,W .B11!,...witb'.a tho -BeY. ·Rd.r ·F. matk, pai- Qt., Of na\1' and White, trliD:JDed~ r of the Pinecrest Church. Nup-. with datsles. She wore nttVY actlaJ music was presented by Mr1. cessories and the corsage from Carl Brorup, organlat, and the her bridal bou""et The couple's Rev. Billy Hamilton Grll!ln, so- honeymoon concluded In DavenJoist. The selectiona Included port, Iowa where the groom is "Because," ·-God Gave You to tak:lng a post graduate course and "The Lord's Pray- will re8Unte his studies at PUr- Tom Bishop served the bridePQMEROY - The Johnstown, low with accents of yellow sat- Ohio Baptist Church was the groom as best man. Ushers were ln bows. The four - tlered wedding setting ror the marriage of Miss Bob Young, Carl Inskeep, Bob cake featured yellow rose dec- Phyllis Diane Salser, daughter Perfect, Mark Emerson, J o e oratlons cascading down t h e ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sal- Stallsmith and Chuck Koon. Steve sides. ser of Johnstown and Larry Eu- Salser escorted the bride's and Silver and crystal appoint- gene Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. bridegroom's mothers to their me!1ts were used on the table Dwight Jones, also of Johnltown. seats. and the decorations included a The bride is the granddauRhGIVen ln marriage by h e r crescent arrangem~nt of white ter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover father the brick! wore a fluor ' stock and yellow roses with sil- Salser of Racine. The candlellght ceremony was Me," er." Mrs. Bonnie cavencllsh aS-chairman rouowed the ceremony. Hostesses tor the brJde were Miss Doma Cook, Mrs. Belly Nichols, Mrs. CUUeen CUlp a n d Mrs. Terri Fetters. Mr. Jon.ea is presently employed by &mdln Aviation and ·son. Ueadli1gs bJcluded~ ·~'b fj; and ' a Jwo, atJd ~ Thrf.e1 " and Jn Ken~c~,nbi Mr•~7,. Tr•ey; "II&.·~ '?ld, i~v'!"\zf!l. ·• WaShtub," ~~ loiJ'•. Nril.a ker; c'Man's 'Best ...Y.~tehd, ;+'b'i Mrs. Lawrence Jl,tbt; hAld to Iniured swtrnmers,'; .by ~ M r' a: 1 too. Diehl·I 'uGod ·KnOws• Beft/' ' by Mrs. Clarence CUrtis, Ul4 ·~Qr~uJa for SUeceu," ·~y~·a!'. An en Etehin.ger. · ' I :'f Barbara CUntOst~ co!!Weted by' t.!'r ii'' · • • "j: 'l'~ee,Y ·we; e - by Mrs. Wrial¢ RAciNE - Mr. and Mrs. Ed,gar Taylor or Bselne are..,_ · <anq Mrs. James GUmore. It ' ' I)OUI!Clllg the and IJiproochlng llllt'rtaao or their , ann<lllllcod that. the next meet. daughter, Blrl>ara Jocelyn \q Mr. Charles \'(!Uiam Ba~r, son tng will be held at ih, home o1 or Mr. and Mrs. George Boer of Mtnorsvtue. Mlu ~),or Mrs. Ele~JntF .and thai ~ · graduated frmn Bseille High School and wWbea serllor"at 'Obfo , olll<ero will ' be eloclod lbeiJ. Slate Unlverllty this !alL Jlr, Boor gradiated frj)ll\ Bsetna Atiendlng bolides jlui -~ High School, attended Ohio State Unlver~\i' and Rio Gnade were Mrs .. Max EUhinger, MI;J~ COUeae. He wiD be eq,loye¢ with the Bloem • carron sehool Harr,y Clotk, Mrs. Hal-man ~;' system this !all .ans, and Mrs. Ritllert ~ ~tJ The opoftooChurch wedding will be an eveat ot 4ugust 2l5 witb Mr~. 9"rald Ktti.Y, M'ro, at 2:30 o'clock at the Reorganl•ed Chureh <>1 Jesus Chrl1t ot Grate, PaltY • Pari~!¥ lil!Dn;·, r.uer Day Saints 011 tho Portiand Bsclne road. An open r&9drlOT Friend, and Bee~ <O]lt!on will toiiOiJ the ceremoiiJI In the churcb social room. Mex Eichinger eo suesto. · ·. ,, ... ---~--------·-------~- lfvou~/Nff had I ~aN t.k hom tlttptng ~ flit ia tht OflOI·in·ll· limimt opportunity yo1lvt._ , w~no for. Now, for 1 limited th'nl on~-t vou can buv an tOQIOh 1 rntt:tr• 1 tnlnitlout Mt tl1t'11dnd mvour btck.II"ICI teve • big $30. Tfl.lnkt ID ~·· uc:IIJiiw Unifullcr Cont1ruc1ion, you'll get 111 b '*tthfql .Uppo.:t and llltful oomfort vou tnd vour btck deserve ~lehtYtr rMih:'!l VOU dlcldl on. it hM to be good newt for your biCk and -pur'f;ludltt Thi.BI!'nOO·StcfOJ*Iic or S~eropldic lmpe,al wlflllw You •30 •nd·kelp you .:ornforubly happy for VMI110 corN. ,c-p~a~a BoMIDC Bonlee �.·, ' . ' PQMF.jl. ' O\!o ,, J~ lUnch 'It · • .. _.:( .•.. 0 tioJ>s'. llucllon ' ~· · Liuret cl!lf · a.~~er Clu~ mat Thor~ hlpt homo ol Mu. NeiHe Tfaey. , · Mra. Paul , ~ric~ ~sidell af ' tj.~ m~nl' d,Urln~. ·~~h ttm;,'· . 1111\nk yo.~ "'~'as we!\" ~ rrom · ·. the Bertl1a Ql!ver (ifii!!y, ' ail\! Mrs. Charles 8~-I, A , card , and donation !rGm ~rj" Georie . ncnsbaw ~·s )"li\l<i, .!ll.~h· fi~.i . to be !.old by the club w:ore ill~ trlliutOd. ' · · · · ' ' Mr$. Lloyd WrlllJ116jleo\e!l,11!j, ' mooting with Clevbttoh,o. If h e - ' ' ' In bill'' -l.ot'!l's .Prayer was gl•en . Doubl..:dut). Towels' Oversized b e a c h towels mike excellent sun\mer bedspreads. On cool nlilbls they can double as extra bl8nkets and ·are much easier to launder otten, . ·-·. length, A~ine gown o1 wltlte or- . IOJ!ZO and band cllptiOd re-em1 broidered laee. A-le borde>" ol lace aecenlod the htnillnl and the bodlee was hlghllgbted by tilly crystal droplets. The remoVable chapel train w a • caught at her shoulders. A floral plateau held her lllk Illusion von, and she carried w h It e sweellleart roses lllld stephanotis on a Bible, a gJ{t or her paternal grandmother. Her only Jew· elry was pearl earrings which was a gift of the groom. A reception conG!Ctecl by the Women's Missionary Society with Mrs. Lorry Eugene Jones Mrs. Leo Elmer Zimmerman Jr. Miss Salser Wed Bettina Raye Vale is To Larry Jo. n es New Bride in Florida PQMEROY - Pedestal ar- rangements of gladioll, roses and daisies flanke!l by palms and candelabra wlih cathedral tapers decorated the Pinecrest Baptist Church of Sanlord, Fla. , for the wedding of Miss Bettina Raye Vale to Dr. Leo Elmer Zlmmennan. Jr. The bride ls the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Raymond Vale ol Sanlord, Fla., and the sranddauglrter or Mrs. William Wyatt o! Middleport. The brldelfO(Im ls the son or Mr. and Mrs. Leo FJm.:r Zimmerman. Sr. or Albuquerque, N. M. ver candelabra. Mrs. Frank Jones presidedatthesilverpunch ·bowl, and the cake was served by Mrs. 0. E. Permlngton, Rice bags were given to the guests. For a wedding trip through several northeastern states and 11Je HeY. Frank H. WUson otficiated at the double - ring ceremon,y held satUrday, June '"'IIlii'', l, Given ln marriage by h e r Cather, the bride wore a gown o1 wlllto Imported organza, dealgned wttb a cage effect, three .QJarter length sleeves, and a jewel neckline, all accented with Imported white Venlse 1 a c e 4alsies. The detachable train of organza sprirl<led with matching daisies cascaded doWn !rom the lhoulders. . Tho bride's chapel length sDk llluston veil was oppU<J~ed with garllllds or Venlse lace daisies. · lie carried a cascade bouCJlet in chiropractic at Palmer Cot. Jege. The new Mrs. Zimmerman is a graduate of the Seminole Memorlal Hospital SChool ol Radiologlc Technology, Mr. Zimmer .. man grafllated from the Palmer College of· Chiropractic in Daven. port, Iowa prior to serving in the U. S. Navy. A prelude of traditional ormusic was pnwided by Mrs. Nancy Noble. TheJotmstcwn Bap- ttst Church Choir sang "My Task," and closed ,the cercmoolj~ nle Grindley, also cousin or the •' ,·i I.· or f 'I' the bride, ... ring bearer. ~J '1 High, Wispy Bangs Calorie Counting Hint Sanitize Brushes The effect of n long nose can bo minimized by selectIng a hair style that sweeps up or back. Avoid middle parts and keep bangs wispy -and high on the forehead. If you are counllng calorleo and have a deaaerl choice, remember an average allee of two-layer ch~te cake hao 358 calories, au averace alice of aogel food cab l!a• UO. Brulhea uoed lo eli!al lollef' bowlt and <a r ba.ce cua obeald bo oanldzed freOimlbo, Walh_,lllem Ia ltol ao.ai• tell•. In bUJ riD,. waier iiid lei them· air-dry Ill tho 1011. . ·- ' '· . ' .! '~ .....orRl~ ·a\ed - baallota 'i( willie - · and 11..U01ao, Di. Robert ._ .' , WoUl SOmeone clld mill my column when It didn't 111p8u- Millman Por!OI'IIItd ihe EMPUiY)!!l:l ~ !XJLUMJuly 21 tn the sunday Tlmes;&ntlnel ' r1ng - · BUI - Georie a SOmmer' TheiU,. Shaver tald the thol!ihl part or her paper Wll m!UI!W Nuptial Dillie '19!1S preYIIle baa .a~eepfllll a, WiW when she couldn't ftnd "Just Between U111" by lofra, l!4jla Wickline; I! 1 u 'POIItton ·Ill -tho Whitehill CIQ> ~\ .. .I had 100d ,tnlellllllnl, 1 ~ tntorelunc llo!'Y. Grandt or'FIII, Mro. Marp.. iScbaol S)iatem; COiuilllluo, !or , Ill liOnel a eolw)tn back ,IJ!<t 1 'In my '!olaloif YoaaiOT s1or1 1 ret TllomAI, Thurman, ]IIIDIII, tile 196~9 school yw. ile .ltd last Ylll Wilen l:waiOn.n- '"clldn't lbentlcio ....., aboot ·Sal· and Roger Williams, 'l'lllrmall, ·~ CUJ!It,ui!e from Rio .CotJ.a. sui' ~tlalll!e' follOw-, 11; ~~~~ wile.'~il.ly lo 1 charming soloist. G - ~ege.· l!lth oBoeb&111!1 pirlll'aplil below was ao tar eudld per11011 and 1 have eojoyGiven In ~ by her !alb· lor or Arts c1egree .., MQ 21 . u 1 fjt. ($!nee it II ..~ ·...s kmwi!li liet'. · · er the brldo wore a fl o o r .Oils Ia ctlrrentl,\' dobw JJOSt.•'' l'.m Just oorr,yldldn'tplbel' longtll ·gown o1 wltlto silk or.' ·tlate, '111111 11!1111 apply'. ,IJI'Iduate work at the Ohio ,ttonl In aentral;.. Pm' ;lill' . .,' ·\1;111 <~~ , mo to 1¢1 before Jjlo IOJ!Zl. . The silhouette was em.State Unlverolty, SOmmer• ·![lem today.) •.• ·r " ljl1l Ia a pro•at 11. She a1, , ])IJ;"O, ~tb long sleeno lalllng to ' viJJe w!U be res~ at bo ' ''H!fo IIIII, lll!'dJ pea fn• 111' Clll\ts. But molt of ,olli 111t t, point• ""er the bando. Tillj' seed East 14tli Aw., In Columbus . lllllldJ fll'oaay • • · a rare honest hiDDan l!etna. , pearls re-embr<il•red the scoop ~.!. .. 1 ~r the remairi:ler of th6 aum.l!7lnll to wifle a column. The Howard llardwaY• o1 80 neckline and the bodice a n d mer. . •'l'ho Atll!llle Oeean'l ...,ilanl Cedar St. have found 1 nice UIO aleeveo were enhaneed with a \ Jilll tho \")lor .of the !or old coal bucketl. They bav'e. detleste ....lay or lace. Two ·plio' iiiiiP, ll'ay, wltb a,lliUdl two of them full of 0, _1 tl!l tiny bowa call8ht the IWI length ~hlllte. their front steps... And )low abGUt· chapel train. Both the ehapel . ·~'11\0 trt; fiOm OIJ!o ~NOrth . 11111 oaconcl· stoey 11..,... 6o.t at ~~~edandan~~:.: bywe';..:; eor.ttna wao very nice arid I lbe comer of State llld 'l'lllrd, ~ Mrs. Eh'ln Neal, Bidwell, llld tried"' tlllnk or the thllwo that tlO oppoolte Dr. Bnnin' sresldence? rows of scalloped lace. Her l)oorMr. and Mrs. William Caldwell llllo maldnt a JIIIC)d •aeatlon. &>meone there 111111 love 11.,._ ltnath Yell or silk illusion was uA .,_. ....... nc:-...on .u 1&•• ,.,_... -·'-'·• ers. fastened to stal allorat h.adPieee or and daughter, Debbie and Ltnta 1 ·'1 """1 .._ 1'.... tn tb . _ ))e8l'1s, cry s and ace. She or Columbus · spent a week with "' "' --r .., ••o e -··• AT THE FAIR carried a cascade o1 willie carMr. otld Mrs. DoMid Newhart btluttftll DNIIc 011 lbo radio, . Don't know Wbo made 'the dolls nations and Ivy centered w I t h and diUihter, Owensboro. U.e wmdoriW North Carolina 1br lbo Waolllngton S<hool ex-, white rosebuds, roW atldlna omooth .. a rlbiiOil ear•• wheolo. hlblt but thi!Y were real clov- Mrs. Carol WUUams ·or Arm Mr. srd Mrs. Robert Tobin ol ·· er. And waon't the little .old Arbor, Mlcldgan, served as maMiami, Fla. were the gueats of ".,, ..SUndhllle wllen)'GUl!lllllt. clolk ntee? tron or hooor. Slle wore a Door Mr. and. Mrs. Ernest Watts of " .... ~11 'llllen )'GU WaDtlt. I 1816 Chatham Ave, Mr, Tobin • "~ "-"'•• .........;... Ill0 ength I!I>WII ol mint II'OOn linen. ',,,,_ • -.. , . . _ Si8nl are dll!l"!"t to make. The go;.. was ••cenlod by gathis a nephew of Mrs. Watta. While llr&t dq. One ol the belli signal oaw wai eeed fullness at the bsck llld a Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lowell Boker here they attended the lair, " •••• At. z: a.m., whla.UtbeZU.. 011 the booth set nn bv Mr and II llltranto an doled, nnc11rw 1 oral appll'l'e held a velvet - • · !\1. 6 Charles L, Whitt called :co~~,. IIW!biM with •lrellll, do- Mrs. lolusle'a and Mr. and Mrs. streamer bow tn the lront. Silo with a nora! hoadJ)Ioce. S h e Miss Patricia Forgey, Rto his wile, Naomi, recently from C. E, Woodard's 4-H Club. wore a matching pour veil towed ' carried a colonial boo<J~ef or Grande, registered the guests. .Ulllaus coifeo. Saigon. He expeeta to be homo green pom poms, i"Y and yellow A reception was held in t h e around the 2oth o1 this mon111 ••...To ... aialn tile ..... I learned something dll!erent church social room immediate- after Bpllndlng 18 months overribbon. .Well V~ ,hills, .ocenery from the houth lbat explained Miss Unda White, Jackly lollowlng tile ceremony. The seas. !Us wire and three cbll':roo'Vo . _ six, limos before, how oM ....,.s on a farm could Miss Marcia Baker, Richwood, bride's table was centered with clren live on Upper Second Ave., arid b.ve It IIJi,1oar ""' and dll· be converted to wild ltro presand Mrs. Karen 9ieets, R I o a three tiered wedding cake top • Gallipolis. •, _ and tDOre boalltlfu1 than . .ervatton areas. I hadn't thought Grande, served as bridesmaids. ped with a miniature bride and tvor. 'ot that. SONGFEST TOD.\ Y The,y wore pale yellow gowns groom, The rocOJ)tlCHI carried ' ''That Wll .. tar .. 11!111. SbGALLIPQLIS - Therelrill be ~ed ldonllcally to that ot the ~t the bride's mint green and teon lloura .., lbe road eauallt 11: waa a creaUve Idea to use matron ot honor, pale yellow color scheme. Mra. a SOOtl(eat at tile l'q>lar Ridge up wllb m~ and I !ell aaleep. • real steps to delllOII!Irate"SU,s They carded colonial boo'l'ets Kay B!bsnks and Mrs. Janet Free WUl llrjltlst Clmrch tod!IY, Ill Good Grooming." Tba Sit. GALUPOL!S - The 257th OJ>o ot yellow pom poms and mint Weatherholt presided at t h e beglmlng at 1:30 p.m. The blind ver Thimbles llJ'<)OII) did thlo plano player, Jtnuny Gabert, niversary reunion of the Rousll sreen ribbon. MlssAmetteWick- btide's tahle. boolll. ..... For a short wedding trip the from Parkersburg will be playing alii allied families will be held llne, Rio Grande, served as nowbride changed Into a &Oil!& away ""<I . ~ct!"' Tilt; Lemley . AU£11!1t 17 at Thoma>- or girl. ~~:'!!!' at11red In a 'i l'9 \.~ dlaregard tllo Httte Satlirda1, a 'oidrtt,PI blafk and wli\.te.pccent;: sllltera, .. v"'ef~, aon Park, East ~~ve:rpool, Ohio. .mint gtf.llnollii'ilia .carried " . . f ' ~pa::~ Mr. eontellllllla had Those planntne to attend are ask· white beskst ol sreen pom A rovlvalls scheduladtobegin poms ed will! block pstonl acceasor.J. lOr illilr lllllry nulnileri was with yellow ribbon. les. Sle wore the white ro&e-.. qn Allltllat 8. Merlin ToOts lo the ed to bring picnic beskets. 11111llng to liateh. They earDavid Patrick Southard, Goibud cotaage !rom her bridal evangelist. Ever,yono Ia welcome. A banquet will be held Frldl,y rlll!l u.em upaldo t1mm, back- eyentne at the First Methodist Upolla, served •• beat man. bouQiot. - . , eurled tho eoiwro and The new Mrs. Baker is 1 gradChurch. For reservatlllns alii James Sinelalr, Rio Grande, Gene obOIIPOil them. One llltlo girl overnight Snow, Columbus, and Gary Bauate or Southwestern High School Jodllng wriU! Eorl c. bod bel' hair up 011 top or her RouSh, 946 Ban!< St., East Ltv· ker, Richwood, were ushers:. and Gallipolis Bus!neBS College. ·beod' wltllme Utile coiiiid lli'and erpodl, Ohio, 43920. For her daughtor's weddinl. She Is a secrstery and ])II'Wmo .hlt!8111i OYOt tile !lloUidor.libort- The ftrst Roiiahes ceme here Mrs. Williams ehbae .an a q u a studant a! Rio Grande College. .hllrid blondo Sherr! Dotih!n& with General Lewis's i-eldmeat lace dreoo and Jacket. She wore Mr. Baker Is a ll'aduaio ol 1111ill have tllolqlltllle edrl wao In I 714 and 1~1 In the opoll- beige acceuoriet ·and a t-'Drll&fl Ric"nmod · High SchoOl and Is a eute because lhe kept laueh!Di tng - e of the BeYOiutl<di'JI ot pink roaobuds. senior, majoring In h{ator,y, at II. Rio' Grande College. wor. . Mro. Baker wore a pole blue The niw couple will reside Many deseeiXIanls are In lace ault wllll wlllto accesiOrft was alee the ....., .Qteon In Rio Grllllde until the tp'OOIII Gallta lliil llason Coon- lea. She olso ""'' a eonteaal l!iCII1 Lakin, 'laid comptetoi his desroe. al pJnli rosebuds, •.,,._ llr," IIIII 'liDO, llf/~ ,..._ tieL ';) . the C!UOIIIGII Mr1 ukid <Urillll the .JII&IOI!It. ~ tbe glr)l ,.,.,. "' do this. ·; . !DC' •ell. tablw .., ...... are -the Dr. A. W. Woodall serYed as . . Nt'w Z~nith ""Z('nt•lll' '" I ol!l m .lk,. hlf' fun ·lMJin. rredsi()n amf'lifil dl lll!l from~ \\, ( ru ·lllh u • 11Hui1s. Wl"i~h~ nnlv 1/6 ounce and )!ltod for mn \ 1 1111ld lm..,_.., Cronll' m fm J dt• mll!l~lr.ll i o n of Zl:'niltf'i n1•w Z\" 1!1'111' .ll m Jy In• ill ' l m:h t fnr you' Mill Janie Bryant was. t h e power llrl llld Phllllp Buckner ring bearer. Miss Bryant a dati)' halo and' carried lloui!Uetol. daisies. VIII IMt'rM AUDIO.\ItiUM.t. lite II W. UMM •• A..... Dltlt .JM e.n Colllet: -..,.. f'or hor daughter's wedding, Vale was attired in a ral!lper.epe shlfi wl th 1o n 8 ~ove1 and~ doul>le cowl collar. wbre matching accessories. zlnuperman was In a beige and had ltl.atching acnoth Mrs, Vale and wore corsages orchids. held in the WDM-• I. DUM..... I &tan._ AN Dot. om ....... ..--In ..lfllinl tbofl ltnilll Mtat'inf: Aids. :"J PIIIM 111ail full ltetllll IIIII ltte lillflhirl ~l""" llttplloflt 1M .. ""'"'~ trrlftll kif ..... onstrltiolt. , -. ' .. - - - - - - S T A l l ----:- the · thureb. ' . IN OUR BANKI Roush Reunion For August 17 .... ... " l . 'IW'L. .. ': .. .. Before 1 eptelit Oltat decor· Is Planned - THE STORY OF Fl '"' ·• ::""Mro. . ' __ ~ .~ .: cor- Mel&•. 'eDr11YHD WIDdtnr 8e tlo:e ..... _.,, .. .- Be kind to back your t Selling Held --ADita w~. • flmlllar ,..., tr. J'll Y'lal, Wll lctiYI help.. .For Newlyw,eds &SAVE $30~~QID FUJII lltlrMI Taleal-ll..sbe lo be l l'harmlal 70ullll O"ce-a-retu NYitrgt on a.mco Sacropedlc and Sacropedlc Imperial llattreuet. ,. lng i~Yfral otlllrl ~ the 1114J, Hurry I Llltrltld Time Only I ON. ALL. ' •' era. 111111. "' . By Pat Ho.uek .. D.IONSfRATORS . with yellow satin stream- lllonor, Jr., and Jack Lambert- ' ' ( l· ' NEW .AN'D maize fell from large Dlor bows, and they carried bouCfletS of yellow daisies and baby's 'hll ushers were John A. Bry. ant, Damy Horn, Peter Michael . ' WING in best man lor the brtdesroom and ' I TorUa Salser, cousin of the bride, served as Oowerglrl and Martin Williamson, also couain All of the attendants wore noor. .longtll I\OWill or maize Jakarta 'linen repeating the cage~ook ol ·the bride's gown lllld designed with a rolled collar neckUne 'trimmed 11'1 Venise lace. Their elbOw-length silk llluston veil ~reath ""\1' i 1 carried apricot sweetheart roses and white daisies. ~ :Yid Morris. , J•• ·-mont "l- --- I Hayes, Mlas Darlene Fedder, Mrs. Robert Reid, and Mrs. Da- ' Latlyette, Indiana. Jocelyn ~ with The Weddtng Pra1er." ·the altar was decorated with four seven branch candelabras and palms. Arrangements ot gladloll, chrysanthemums, a n d carnations also decorated the altar. Each pew was arrayed with a single candle with white satin bows and lily of the valJey marking the family sections. Mrs. Janice salser served her niece a~ matron or honor. Junlor bridesmaids were Rita Salser and Lori Grindley both coosins of the bride. Cheri Batt, VicIde Hunter, Judy Wynne and Con- -er 11' their honOJmoon trip to t h e Pocono Mts. and are r:asidlna at 245 N. Main until SOptombor when they will move to West i'tf.:: · ... 11 bride, were the bridesmaids. The attendants wore r I o o r length gowils of apr loot chltron over crepe. The empire waist gowns were styled with satin flowing back panels. They WQre matching norallllusion veils and carried colonlalbouquetsofwhite daisies and aprlcotcarnationsexcept the matron of hooor, who B.C., is the earliest written Fla. Her oth- language. attendants were Miss Bette The cquple have returned trom ''¥ln' gan Out or town guests at the wedding were Mrs. Wyatt of Mid· dleport; Mrs. Jolm Werry, Mrs. Alonzo CUster, and Jeff Werry, of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farmer of Cocoa Beach, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. John Lambertson, ot white tiara roses and whlte DeBary, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. D. daisies. Her only jewelry was E. Woodward of Winter Park, llny pearl oarrlng1, a gilt !rom Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Leitner the brldesroom. Ley, ol Merritt Ialand, Fla. · Mrs. Leitner Ley ot Merritt llland. Fla., was the bride's matron ol hooor, and her maid Sumerian, dating from 5000 fll homr waa Miss Ann stein- or Sanlord, dUe Untvers!ly In tho Call. The new Mrs . .Jones is employed by Gates, McDonald & COmpany In OOiumbUs. .FLEXSTEEL . 15, at 7:30p.m. Canada, the bride changed Into rlormed at 8 p.m. on July 20 .1\,.~,W .B11!,...witb'.a tho -BeY. ·Rd.r ·F. matk, pai- Qt., Of na\1' and White, trliD:JDed~ r of the Pinecrest Church. Nup-. with datsles. She wore nttVY actlaJ music was presented by Mr1. cessories and the corsage from Carl Brorup, organlat, and the her bridal bou""et The couple's Rev. Billy Hamilton Grll!ln, so- honeymoon concluded In DavenJoist. The selectiona Included port, Iowa where the groom is "Because," ·-God Gave You to tak:lng a post graduate course and "The Lord's Pray- will re8Unte his studies at PUr- Tom Bishop served the bridePQMEROY - The Johnstown, low with accents of yellow sat- Ohio Baptist Church was the groom as best man. Ushers were ln bows. The four - tlered wedding setting ror the marriage of Miss Bob Young, Carl Inskeep, Bob cake featured yellow rose dec- Phyllis Diane Salser, daughter Perfect, Mark Emerson, J o e oratlons cascading down t h e ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sal- Stallsmith and Chuck Koon. Steve sides. ser of Johnstown and Larry Eu- Salser escorted the bride's and Silver and crystal appoint- gene Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. bridegroom's mothers to their me!1ts were used on the table Dwight Jones, also of Johnltown. seats. and the decorations included a The bride is the granddauRhGIVen ln marriage by h e r crescent arrangem~nt of white ter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover father the brick! wore a fluor ' stock and yellow roses with sil- Salser of Racine. The candlellght ceremony was Me," er." Mrs. Bonnie cavencllsh aS-chairman rouowed the ceremony. Hostesses tor the brJde were Miss Doma Cook, Mrs. Belly Nichols, Mrs. CUUeen CUlp a n d Mrs. Terri Fetters. Mr. Jon.ea is presently employed by &mdln Aviation and ·son. Ueadli1gs bJcluded~ ·~'b fj; and ' a Jwo, atJd ~ Thrf.e1 " and Jn Ken~c~,nbi Mr•~7,. Tr•ey; "II&.·~ '?ld, i~v'!"\zf!l. ·• WaShtub," ~~ loiJ'•. Nril.a ker; c'Man's 'Best ...Y.~tehd, ;+'b'i Mrs. Lawrence Jl,tbt; hAld to Iniured swtrnmers,'; .by ~ M r' a: 1 too. Diehl·I 'uGod ·KnOws• Beft/' ' by Mrs. Clarence CUrtis, Ul4 ·~Qr~uJa for SUeceu," ·~y~·a!'. An en Etehin.ger. · ' I :'f Barbara CUntOst~ co!!Weted by' t.!'r ii'' · • • "j: 'l'~ee,Y ·we; e - by Mrs. Wrial¢ RAciNE - Mr. and Mrs. Ed,gar Taylor or Bselne are..,_ · <anq Mrs. James GUmore. It ' ' I)OUI!Clllg the and IJiproochlng llllt'rtaao or their , ann<lllllcod that. the next meet. daughter, Blrl>ara Jocelyn \q Mr. Charles \'(!Uiam Ba~r, son tng will be held at ih, home o1 or Mr. and Mrs. George Boer of Mtnorsvtue. Mlu ~),or Mrs. Ele~JntF .and thai ~ · graduated frmn Bseille High School and wWbea serllor"at 'Obfo , olll<ero will ' be eloclod lbeiJ. Slate Unlverllty this !alL Jlr, Boor gradiated frj)ll\ Bsetna Atiendlng bolides jlui -~ High School, attended Ohio State Unlver~\i' and Rio Gnade were Mrs .. Max EUhinger, MI;J~ COUeae. He wiD be eq,loye¢ with the Bloem • carron sehool Harr,y Clotk, Mrs. Hal-man ~;' system this !all .ans, and Mrs. Ritllert ~ ~tJ The opoftooChurch wedding will be an eveat ot 4ugust 2l5 witb Mr~. 9"rald Ktti.Y, M'ro, at 2:30 o'clock at the Reorganl•ed Chureh <>1 Jesus Chrl1t ot Grate, PaltY • Pari~!¥ lil!Dn;·, r.uer Day Saints 011 tho Portiand Bsclne road. An open r&9drlOT Friend, and Bee~ <O]lt!on will toiiOiJ the ceremoiiJI In the churcb social room. Mex Eichinger eo suesto. · ·. ,, ... ---~--------·-------~- lfvou~/Nff had I ~aN t.k hom tlttptng ~ flit ia tht OflOI·in·ll· limimt opportunity yo1lvt._ , w~no for. Now, for 1 limited th'nl on~-t vou can buv an tOQIOh 1 rntt:tr• 1 tnlnitlout Mt tl1t'11dnd mvour btck.II"ICI teve • big $30. Tfl.lnkt ID ~·· uc:IIJiiw Unifullcr Cont1ruc1ion, you'll get 111 b '*tthfql .Uppo.:t and llltful oomfort vou tnd vour btck deserve ~lehtYtr rMih:'!l VOU dlcldl on. it hM to be good newt for your biCk and -pur'f;ludltt Thi.BI!'nOO·StcfOJ*Iic or S~eropldic lmpe,al wlflllw You •30 •nd·kelp you .:ornforubly happy for VMI110 corN. ,c-p~a~a BoMIDC Bonlee �' .... . •.·. ~: . r romero·y.. '" ,:;:b ,' - ~~ . :1 Per$ooai.Nptes Jli Mr,~ ' ~~ :~ ~ J'. '· ' - 1'\lt StllltlaJJIIri~nllnel. ~· Attl!llll· t, 1MB • • and children. Middlepo;;_·_... ·.·... : Porkers Host Reunion of \ Personal Notes I Chester Closs ~ , <r· , " ·· .~ ·,11(llllllloY-"rnilt&o!~ ~.:4r·-t:i}i~:a · ·1. Cotoiti ~i ~" Collections · . ~t~~~ mo.· .t:l. • . """ , , . . •.r , , , . , ' • aem.dlna at ,z' p.m., Jul.r, · · . · ·' 11101.. r•~ • I ' ..,.....v I baY " ', 1 '· · · ' , · ;; ... 1 • I .. , ' -/ tijr veblcleo and 146 ullod••· '·' Y • . • ." tbe monfh .,; . ,_., )<1:,t,.•' , . •·•·· Nellie,_ clop- · ~. - ' ....... vru't ' t'' ·illf eltrk o! oourtJ f!i!Prt;'• /, .; . .· ·. ,, . '' Of "thetotal of- veldeJN, · ' · "' f'• '·. : 1 v}IYCAJU. a COOK ..lro "'p a l - ,< WI' 22 lij'~ea ~ • '· " Boy,•• . ~~ b3 ¥ark .twl; uEJ... e v 1 tor" 8rid, ~Shbirtll•n1n SWeet lkmB." Brood, • by . Mareella ~an; "Chop Sticks" uecime On Rqeru by •.•JUd.. hw On A ~·~"- ,.~ Soda a . ulm Mler•; Fountain," and -.The Fox: Hurts, •• by Randy Koller; "Coualey Fiddler" and ••Dreun lArd" b;y Pamala Kautz, "JUIIIot Pl'CIII ant~' .'· Reiroupe,d & Repriced · Waltzu and Chopin "Waltz,, by Shelta Newell; uToAWild Rote," arv:l "Molntaln Smw.'' by Jlaro. Schedule of Bookmobile SAVE, -ON-~. POMEROY - Lawrence Jlo.yd, : . Mr. and Mto. carl q..na, and · Mra. llinlie P.W.U wore In SUI.o mn, W, Va., WodDeodQ to at:. terv:l 1Unera1 aervlcoa of their IJ'IIIIImother, Mra. Edltb J - . son. Mrs, Johnson, aura time resident of ~ co1~ her 105tb birthday on April 1. She wu the .mother of the late Mra. WHale Boyd of PllD!Oroy. Other grmlclrlldren of llra. Jolmooo, former PomoiW residents, Who atlonded the servicea were Bet.ty Robinson of Waalrlngton, D. C. arv:l Pat Boyd ol Blacklork. . ' i: . "~a ·. 'a · · . ~ _ . ,· J ; s · -·..-· \1· ·I \ ... ~ ' • ~ '· ..,, . . '. ' " . . · I· · ("'ii - ~4f ·opin Fri. Nllhl .• ., .Tmao'cloc:k . • · ,. '~ff'p ~ne· !l'et'l ""*""eydO.; 23 , ...,....aue 't ~·· , n,. ' ueiiUIIy coli;:: - ·=-?I®:®W?m'hi'K~ ~s~n '!I; r ·t · · ~~-~ ~ .i -~ • _. . · ~ = ::."can ~~~~,!"...,.~t D. .·e~·-··a·-th .-.8 · ~CJI!I -~®Y=~~ ·ng·gs ~- Beech St. ~ ~with Nam · ed ··" ~· ~· dOl~ ~ ~: 1: CAST COlT VOTE. ~ Moll•' ~ :5'6: P'i,789.fs, ~ ~~ ~ _.-!«~co ~ -~•n••JPack206 ant·:;:;.;;;:., ,.. f.'J£R"i I• c\.oS£1' ~ , • ~ I • :I ., .," ..' ... '" . "! .... bas~ =.:::: high- IJean Dinner Minot Accidents Reported thelate~Jiq- ;;nda ';Q;.d;;, ~asodat!On ~ure ::;~ wl~ 'U:".u.,. ~AJWoviUo; ~- $189 w..,.. IIWILIRI .. ..,-,......... , ..... ...·-· ,. . .. ... .r.,. · ·, , · ·ifJr·;.. ' ~ ·~ .... ~ ··· ·"Y.;l,l'll, ~ ..~ -~· '!r ' 1 . · ~ ;r,·t·, ;.•.-:, 1.· ;',. ' '-• ' . . ....~ t· • ' • • • I ' ., \ ' . I' . ' I I I ' ' 1 '· '' , .. ' AMERICANA "Huw slwu/J I handle my unusual-sized bedroom?" ·~& many rooms are either too small, or in older houses and apartmenta, too big. It's just wonderful how colors and decorating tricks can help in either situation. "You can make a small room seem bigger by light, cool colors. To reduce that busy, 'picture frame' elfect of contrasting door and window cotors, paint all woodwork the color of the walls. The room will seem much larger. · "Don't overcrowd! That applies to decor and furniture. Keep the number of patterns and colors down- I basic c0lor, I pattern and 2 accent colors is a good formula for the small room. "Pick the suite you like and use fewer pieces in the suite ... or choose some of the Bassett modern space-saving suiti.s where the individual pieces fit together to forrr. groups and take a minimum of wall space. "The large-size room is less of a problem. Paint your ceiling a darker tone , and bring the color a foot or so down the sidewall. With the large room you can afford to !lf a little more dramatic-a big pattern for drapes on walls, s~onger bi'igbter coloro. But keep the r111mloer of patterns to a minimum here, , t.Qo. Use an extra piece or two jn your suite ... add a d"sk or another night table." THE STYLE CENTER INTRODUCES: ..,- .~ prottcllon lrt'l nearthe circle. AD NOW T freshments will be served. SATURDAY CLASS OF 1938 Reunion pia"' · ·et', Friendship 7, Col. Glenn's !;~'aft, Is now In the , , llllsonlan Jnslltulion. Wash. · · 11011, D.C . . ·.J·t· . .t . ~ ~ ' 31st. • ned at Elks Club 6 p.m. Open reception for Dr. Carl Byers at 9 p.m. PLAN HOMECOMING GALLIPOLIS - The GaUia BIIIUt! HCllllecomlns·wlll be Auglilt II II 10 Lm. Baoket dinner at ,_, A prosram Is plannod lor the afternoon. Everyone Is "welcome. ,..__.......la .......... no-11 Bernice McMahon. Light re- Cumlnso Is a 1966 graduate Ill Pomeroy Hiiih School where he l-ed in throe IIPOrtS . ,._.....,......_~'l'OHa ./wlllldllll. ..... .-a& DOlan ltaAin'llllD• ..... ND. ino.UI - " DOMINION llt.W WEDNESDAY SPIUNGFIELD GRANGEw iII be host to Cora Gra11:e 8 p.:rr. Guest speaker will be Mrs. lClals Rex F. Cuminga, son of .r Mr. and Mrs. David H. C u mlnp ol Rt. 2, Pomeroy, Is oo CUI: II C... Ranh Bay AB, VIetnam. He 1111 a we1pons mechanic. . EARLY vice at the Pomeroy (burch or the Nazarene. The Rev. Cl,yde V. Henderson, pastor, exteOOs a cordial invitation to the public to attend. SIO CLUB, 7 a.m. Public Use CUMINGS IN VIETNAM POMEROY - Airman First ~- ~ ~:;: :..~thoth~: :! ~~=::::.high- ~the co~1S .•. p.m. Members bring sindwlch· es, pie, cool drinks. "'*' • ·-~ .....-' dr{,., ' So Ch me anges MONDAY HI-LO CANASTA Club at the home of Mrs. Larry North, 7 p.m. I ~~:-:;::~ ~riDs. Saxbe Proposes ommg } Events : TUFSIJAY PAST MATRONS Morni,. Star Chapter OES No. 444 Annual Picnic. C<>vered dish dinner at Mrs. Marie Richards, Rio Grarv:le. MERCERVILLE Grange wiD host Little Kyger Grarwe 7:30 *'" Area Scouter Js August 10 :r=·=·=·c :·=-=-=-=-=·=-:-=-=-=-=:·==-=-=-=-=·=-:-=-==·=·7 1.. · 2"" V~jla ~ti1111111baVo from his employment with the Rich Valley Dairy. SPEAKER NOTED Mr. arv:l Mrs. Clllford Frazier The Rev. W. S, HiUIC>S, P~ and daughter, have moved irto Pleasant, known as the 11 country the Hayes property on First Ave. preacher" on radio WMPO, will !rom their former residence on speak II the I 0:30 mornilll! ser- · . ' · ... d'M'W QIFirll ' Smi'cea.ln ,\. ;1. !"' d>o ID- ltf'l~ Pl'. • _llll' lMclerlhll In mlolrapa F~ I' !.1'1 ~ inllnl*~&m!!pllltttio.... ~ ~~ y~ ·Arllllda!' ~~~~~ve J~1'911'• ac:ll4 ,, •M:"-"'-._. h!~. IS· the~ colla~ -$18,6_$3;~o. ' .nc ~ 1nwhlch!6-year.old~- On ~,465.40, ullda~ r~ro Ar"'·' :""•"'ea • ""' m'fl, r!POfled Satunlli. • ' ~ .·: 11• Sullllllet ·Clearance !;·,.~ lrttc:ko and 14 were trellira, . • PI ::. : pf Yllllolea, 126 PT•. The AI Nl . \ ' , ' ' .,. .. . II . , !llrll)P llld. E.E. !, )iliurday, ,' -, wire Pllaeaiii' can; 13 ,.... .-itnla! ...,..,.llilll' ll"""'!l.l ct # - 4111J10ial _ , . 1!1111- .-1 lujorla!L'J .• ' . . visit ':.eH.Lod&e' to ' ;, · .K., l f !IO' > ! dpJnc l>lolnoll wblch tracka; Ill! _, -qeloo lc jpolj tqr which Tlllllrlloe~ Ill I p.m.'• 1 ofti,cerr for thlooecoiil halheni! U.... ..:n.. • on___ .J. ' Hottellfal'lln 110!'· , . -. , · 1y cond halfofl9f7, , waa a trailer. · .. . Br_..a,. "'' bil, • . IIUe "'""' berOre and Rt. &2 ........ Clift"""' 068. · ,· · • OD l .Certill to:the .,...my audl• held II t.i'ui, We- 40il't. thel_Ill ... malt- dtnce ·~ pr;..t, - . 1 James ll Rico, Sr., wiU be. ',. ·, ' · ,. to< We4ntadaJ, ,, Au&lllllt,,ln lrl8 .JI!Uimum use o!thoiO too1o it tfiO b)' )!lS ~ lnslllled., Noble Grand GI)J;LIPOLIS- The hearing Tolala· In oech of _ J _ ) tbp Well VJi'ldDia 9lllte ))au)' )Kill file lu100s learned rrom ... Jlll!les M. Boll as Vlco. drlnd. orlslnally oebollllod at 9:15 a. !URI Lfl...,., dl-tr!cllliore: . ,, , • : ·', . bard doom Uti'CIUIII oil ~Iron, 31, CIIIIOo!, W• .. VL wa1 ll!eqlilnr )10 pua ..,.·. Appointive ofllcers alSo iiiU be m., 1'1\fsclsy for four GallWOJia ' . BOdford, Cheatero •. .are Ole,...... . era! elira ln.a!IIMI of'lriiJic 1114 lnatallod. Relreolmtentl will lol- 10Utho charged In the JulY 14 'B " o.;. ....I $36,600.56, Cheater- S.UiWey• . to l¢tond 111f<illeet!PIIItll ;year . The MaiOOIItlil oltbo '-:'Jaw ths reguJ..- 1Mr8lpeso meet.- lnclclent ft $1,021.96, ColumbiA, $M,814.11, ao II wW dOrd diem d>o op. alive whlclr serve• MaGI c-. d>o llrll CIJ' _lllllro 1lat dri'fw. I'll·' · ry - . Chellllro. waa hospll-. · . LebanoD Eall, Lobo poriiJnil1 to oee tbe Dllr1 Ex- IY Ia represented .., tho 9111te by Lindt B. Clall!. 13, 11111te localllidge bulldi!W 11 the allzed wltb a broken law, hal PoMERoY - llrL !IYbl1 Dice anon South, $12,073.66, GALLIPOLIS- The Scouter of ldblta II tbe 9lllte '$110W Board o! Dlreelors by Jelea '\'flll. Wll mlklna • 1Ift tUrn ... comer or MaiD and Fourlll Sta. been retcboDrled for Tueadq, a new '!'""'ber $13,336.90, OU.e; $15,417.98, the Week, Marrlll Brigs, atart- ao wellaa wltb othotdalry. BroMI of IAIIrt, G, C. ql'ele" C1adt' I drlTII!II will> tho W'l Ia currently Alii· 27, • 9:30a.m., ac..,.un& · · · _, • whsn the 0rBJ180, $13,832.21, Rutland eel In 1950. He belpod orpnlze men to aWcle the d!alro ol tbo Sommer of SOUIIIalde, IIKI Char- coUidiJrl. and remodeU!llo Wedge Lumber totheGal!liiCGuni;)'Sherlll'alltRod Croll w•• f25,7q4.G3, Rutland vn. Pack2061nCheshlre.Heserved Breodera Cooperative for I he lot llcCullocbo!Honcllr-wbo The secood mlaiii!P - N i l Ia __,..,_ - w. or ··•--' - h......, ol cl«t met at Vot.- •·-, •• 730.05, •·•- ••0,9f2.; as aodat- -•·•year. rtiiCIIDinaled for athree at 6 p.m. alao Cll Rt. Cllllld wu 1 ..,..w liY 11'1111 MemortaJHoapliiL s:i'iabury, Midarv:1 •. ; . _ meetlnt! will bo l!tld et year term and at litis II10IIIDi a rear 1114 eolll- bJvohla& D.rJrv •the oesalon preokled dleporl Vlllqe, $55,121.41, llld- ter of Troop 206 st Cheshire, d>o Farm E1oe1r1o: Bulldlnll at will be elected to auceeed blm· •eblcles drlY«1 bY Jo111 L. . over by Dale KaUbl! .chell'llllll, · dleportSewer,$767,52,PC1118roY 8 p.m. IIKI wJU 1n atldiiiCilto seltwboaoterm aadlrectores- Blloard, 45, Pl. ·Plea-. a n d . · ·. : ' Vei'DIIII Neaaa, bloOd PJ'GII'IIIl VWqe, $70,512.10, Scipio, $14,- 8lld aa actl¥itlos chairman ol tbe buolneaa meeUnt! - e •• plrea thla year. Technician for 11 AnclreW Baker, 28, llav& Blanehe Frederiek Uda Mae Hinely chairman, lftllllllllced tho next 378.56, ,SUttoA, f22,86o.t3, Sut<;;!!::.:ids soveral awards Qiam opuker, Dr. James II· . the I~ unit Ia WoodroW Mace i'rllPOrt:1 domlaO .... eotlmlled / bloodmobile visit (or", Monda,y, ton-Pomeroy, $35.91, l!aclne VD· NldiOio, Head of Dojoartmen1 of rl. Point Plesoanl, W, VL at ~50. GALLIPOLIS - Ptlllbearero MIDDLEPORT - Mba Auc. 19, lroni 1 to 6 p.m. II the lap, $7,484.12, Syracuae VIIDairY Sc101;1ce at Vlrslnla Tech, All area -farmera wbo wlllr Arreals recorded at d>o <OIIIIIJ for today' a 2:30 p.m., 11rne,.i Mae Hlntlf, 68, Norih Second ' Pomel'O.)' Jtmlor"High School. !age, $9,11Llt, Rutlard Water, Blac:klburg, Va; to allend llUI1 contact 11111' of jail wore Neldl GrMaloa, 17, 5 o1 Miss Blallche Frederick were SL, Middleport died Frlllay do 'l1te annual 1'ri-CotRY Blood $1,305.53, Raelne water, $1,· lila !Ubjocl Ia "A Praellcal these people Who vrlll be moll .._ Rl. 1, Jntoade-.; Sllllb7 ll!lnellliCed Saturday by the Me- ternoon. Mill HlndiY wao born Center moetiJlll was announced 320;7t, Synciise Water, $84.06. He served asdistrldchalrman Breeding l'ro81'BID." Helo bePilY to take care ol ~~Blake, 46, Huntlllllm. CillrlCOy Funeral Heme . In Vinton; March 28, 1~02 In_Otway, Ohio.· fllr ·Aus. 13 at Hunti~Wtooo The · or MGM district, 1965 -U, and Is ly regarded In tho field o1 AD!- tatlon arraapment.B. ~lllld H. ed with drlvlllg whllelntoad..ad, They are: Louis Sha.er, Law- · She was precedod In deatb by , next meetlllll local boord now a member..Uar- ot Trl- mal BreediJJI. meals for all In attendance will and Elbert w. Blake, ss, ll1ltae rnnce Fredori~ Jack Taylor, her molber, Mary Muftard W,. "'." oet for Sei>t. 5. •• be available at JaekiCil's Mlll. RL 3, IJIIQdcatlon. Joe Thompilll, Robert ~ dy. , .. Attending were those IIIDied state AreaCWncll, andacommlt.206 1100 arv:l Ellllllflt , _ . . . , She It aurvlvod by her lall!or, ...,., and ~ Smith, Allan tee chairman of Troop · · services wW be held at the ODie, MltldlOifi'R'II (QUI' slllef"• IJarrls, AJwt1f1 Worner, Jeane He lo a· member ol the Order lllcCo.Y Punonl Home urder the Mra. Opal McClure, PL Ploes- Bralln. Mrol) Hmirard ErwJiah, RIO GRANDE - The RIo ol the ArrowandBrolherbood.Ho direction of Rav. Freelal!d Nor· ant; MrL Elpla Cl'llDI.'llelbar• Sr., ·arv:~ Norman Weber. Grande AMu~ Bean Dlmer Re- has served Scooting 18 r<ars. . GALLIPOLIS - TWO minor hem's Qrui :store which caullod ria. Btrrtal wW be In Vllton 1Dn, W, Va.; · .Mrl. Elizabeth union will bo August 10 oo tho traffic accidents were invesU:. him to pull left In order to mlas • Second AfO. Lorw wu ·ciV!IId ¥emorlll Perk. Stmnbo, Mlddloplp.'l. tDd Mra. Rio Grande College Campus. The with lallure to •l"'l wltbbl ... gaUd by city police tho last 24 It 1111 Kadlzla varney, Indian second seturdaJ of Au st 11as Petition F'ded Whllo turning the corner, he aured clear dloWICe. Ill wu houre. hit another vehiolo stopped at released on ~8 boDI ud II to \Vade Hampton Nevada: three bralhers, Kaltld, been permanentlY sot for the GALLIPOLIS - The State o1 one WIS In ll'oot of 834 First seneca Falla, N; Y., arv:l Joe event. ·> Qreson, .. real for Marilyn N. the li&hl at second Avo. driven _ . . In Municipal court Altl. Avo., wheh Olen Wade Lltehlleld, . hd caslllll, Mld!lle;ort.lllll ~·V· 'l1te Bean Dinner wal a ..... Bemett, Portland, kos rued a t7, Kanauga, hit a hole arv:lloat by Lesnna Sue Roas, 16, of 828 5. GALLIPOLIS - Wade llarl.ey era1 mooea arv:1 nephewa. torn estabUshed by ·the Grand potltim aplnll Norman Lee Ben· control of his vehicle, h11tlnr llalqrton, 7t, LarwsviUe, died Funeral oervlces wW be held· AriDJI of the Repobllc, an or- net~ Crown Cll;v, Friday In the a parked car owned by Robert In Holzer Hoapilll lniUIId 12:30 •·"""'• at 3:30p.m. at Raw"~ -"'zation of Yanke& CivU War -ce of clerk or court Mar.' C. llrolrn, Karauga. p.m. setur<~~y ~....- onAWA, ohio (l.JPI) - wn- - · ...... H• born' I .,_,_ ,_...;., .. Colli F1iDeral !lome with d>o Ham B. Sobo, the Republican Voterana. jorle Rinehart. Thsre was hea"V)' damaso to n ...,_ ~.. Rev. CMJ-Iel Slmoos"alllclaUJW, Fraridln Petrie Jr., a veteran, 111 the sui~ thepotiUoneraYers both cars and Lltehllold received 0 was lOti of tbe late . Arnotla J..., Burial~" be In ru·--'- "·- nominee for ths U.S. serate, 's president of tho ~-mortal tb t th0 - - ' nt I -·"'" ol" aD inJui'ed nose. Lltchlleld waa =-r and e1er7. IW :::.edl.;:::• in the agrlwbile Mrs.'Kemeth cber&od with reckless operation Mr. Hampton marriM-* for· Saxbll, ""posed by Cincinnati Graham Is secretary-treasurer. port agreed upon at the time arv:1 released on $33 bolll. He Is Avellabll In 14-k mer Eva campboll In Pamei'Of, Councilman John J. GWipn, a J. Sherman Porter will be tbe (,( tbelr divorce. Mrs. Bemati eJII)OCtod to appeer In court on yellow or white JOid. Four chUdren survl.e: Cbole Democrat, 11114e ths Pl'ClllOaal• speaker at the RID Grande Bean Ill seeklll8 $200 per month to sup- Aug. 5. NOW . Hampton, MrLGrela KJU.ED IN CRASH seturdaio In a sp&ech to the Ohio Dlmer. There will be a horse- port herself and ber loor Minor damage occurred to one car ani a hoooe trailer pulled "'""-' OU · XENIA, Ohio (UPI) - Torry cattl Feed t the Putnam shoe contest In theaflerooonwith dren. JUST,._., or, Ccbanbuo; Floyd • era 1 ......,des ror theJIItlioriiKISeolor by 1 truck llli.nOther ICcliloni 11ampton, LaJvaviUe; aDd lira. Lee ~ 20, DQtoa, wu County Falrgrourv:la. Diamond Headquarters lnvestlgatod b1 pollee. Everstt (Grace) Russoll, or 1111- kjlled In 1 two-car craoh Cll 'l1te attorney general said a Champions. There will alao be What is said to be the first limore, Ohio. Ohio 68 aoulh of here SoturQy · -.a1 COIIIJIIisslon with powers a square dance In commlltlicy Larry E. Lorw. 26, Go!lben, law school was established at ltd., told otllcers there wu a Arrangements wW bellllllOUill>· lllOl'lllrv. Slate HlahwaY Palr<>l· to reatrlct Imports arv:l review hall In tbo eveolnl. Tex llarrt· Galllpello, Ohio 422 Second Avo. ed bY the llcCo.Y F\moralllome men said Iii"'" periOlll wire 1r>o ahillPIIW rate• to Great Lake 1100 lllld the Valley Boys will pia: Bologna University, in Italy, car parked Weplly at a sl"'l · · jured. . be b1l heel. from 7 until 10:30. Everyone Ia in the lrofls. algn on Pine SL beside GlUt,.later. . porta esta • lnvlied. ,IJ)ot;:l . .. Fdnk, 64, 11111 - r eJio , ' tllll .. , ty clealtro sold 159- " .'"' t j 0 mu . were ••&per · F'lallea,'' by BW ..,, two .,qio. - ' * ' " " . ; . • .,w;:'~~'i.iJ:: tl! imdJ ~ !IIlii ·JP ~ ~ ~0. " ea ...-. . J;,~,. ,,. •ill:.-~·~~&'"*", , . ~"'q!·~· Till""!·~~·· =c~nn:,:~.::: IO~~r-~•- ~, felprl.::r··,dolni""~•• ."-\'d·F'l'W, ...mtytreiaut~, ~the·~ i.aae· Ot r~ The Charles Locblry llunily retW'ned to Wheaton, Md., Sat- blra Well; '(Pecos Bill," ShuMr. and Mrs. Clarence Story urday after visiting here with berta, "LUac Time Serenade,., Mr. arv:l Mrs. Patrick Lochary lllll 11 Choo - Choo .. Boogie," by POMEROY - Miss RoBalie Story will ertertain wUb arv:l Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story. Patricia W l n d on; "RedWood • n house on Sunda,y, Aug. 11, from 2 to 4 p.m. honoring her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story, on their 35th weddi,. Trail/' by Joyce Myers; uo anniversary. Friei'Kis and relatives of the cocUe are invited ,.../ofaller Let Me Walk With Thee" Flower arransement lliOd on to visit the Story home at Pomeroy, Route 2. Mr. ard Mrs. and "The Rosaey,u by Jo Ann tbe rell'eshmont table was proStory were married on Aug. 8, 1933 by the Rev. Horace T. Hrooka. vided by Mra. Lawrence Smith. Hoof at AlheDL For the socllllrour, theiiUOSIS Assisting wltb the servllW w~e and students were Invited to the Mrs. BID Wlrv:lon and Mra.' llo.:;:-:<::::::-·-:.·;.·; .. . . . . . ···· · .. dltdrw roam for relreslmtents bart NewelL The studerta preot cookies, punc:h, mints arKI sented Mra. Allen with a beauPOMEROY - Mr. Ed<IJ>'s nuta. tiful torlli!O. ochoDrle lor the week of Aus. 5: .·.· TUESJAY Middleport Hd. Start, 9-9:45. -:~ ::~: Bra<llury Hd. Stor, 10-10:45. Five POints (Store), 11:15 • Mrs. Nettie Hayes, Mrs. Lola CHESTER The Chester !Uiih 11:45. Jeffers and Joyce Roush have Salisbury (School lol), 12-12:returned from KeOOelville, Ind. School Class of 1931 held Its anooal reunion at the home or Mr. 30. where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Gravel Hill (Sirimmlng Pool), Wtutam Hayes, They went es- and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Syrs. cuse. FJeven members ol the 1-2. pecially to take Isabelle Jeffers Silver Run (Church), 2:15-2:45. of Mason, W. va., who remained class and Mrs. Everett Hayes, Ll former teacher, were pres~ Cash & Carry (Old Rt. 7), 3. for a visit with Mr. aM Mrs. ent. A basket dinner was enjoy3:30. llayes, Loading Creek (Sauer's J,lrtveMra. !lllchaol J. Pickel arv:l ed at ooon with Mrs. Ra.ymond way, 4-4:45. son, Mike of Muskingum, Mich., Gooch returning thanks. Present besides the host and Rutland (Main), 5-6. len Thursday r.after sperv:lilll! a hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hysell Run (Church), 6:30-7:15. week here villtill8 Mrs. Jerry Fell, Wasbington C. H.; Mr. and Naomi Bapt., 7:45-8:30, Fry am son. 'Marc, of MiddleWEDNESDAY port They were taken to the C~ Mrs. Kenneth Colllns, Canton; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr. Jackson Local (School lot), 10:lumbus airport by Mrs. Fry, and Mrs. WUber Parker, Eric and 30-11:30. her son, and Mrs. Melvin Van Eddie, and Mary Buck, all of PomScinto (School lot), ' 12:15-1. Meter. Jackson Library, 1:30-3. Jackie Ka.utt a n d Gregory eroy Rt.; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond " G ooch, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. LUnerick, 3:30-4:30. Hayes reb.lrned Slturda)' after Neal Salser, Syracuse; Mrs. Green's Store, 4:4:5-S. a week at tho Baptist youUl CIJilj) Everett Hayes, Portland: Mrs. Loo, 5:15..1:45. at canters cave near Jackson. Thelma Farnsworth, Long BotRoads, 6:15-7:15. Cllfford Hayes drove - to Jacktom; VIrgil McEII'O.)' and Martha THURSDAY lOll for the boys. Star Hall, 9:15-10. Mr. arv:l Mrs. Othel Cunni~ Rose, Minersville Rt.: Clifford Hayes, Middleport; Lenore BetzDexter, 10:30-11:30. ham aDd children, Debbie, Mari· lng, and Mr. and Mrs. Buel LangsvUie, 11:45-12:15. bn. Karen, Colleen and Allen Beech Grove, 12:45-1:45. of Ro<:hester, Mich., were re- Ridenour, Chester. The .. reoird<in · In 1969 will be Rutland (Salem), 2-2:45. cent guests of her sister aM . ·~ the last &mda.y in July at the Pagetown, 3:30-4. brother • in~ law, Mr. ard Mrs. homo of Mr. and Mrs. Etssl Harrisonville, f:l5-6:15. Clifford Hayes arx:l son, Greg.. Buck in Belpre. Brlllllury, 6:45-8. ory. Mr. Hayes h on vacation ' . Gra~ West VIr·· ,.,_ ~r...:.. .. of the "'"'•llllltl1lo'' •, -~ ~ · ' "'"f · ~ ;w.:t'Oilii , . .;J ~. ~.!. _.:. _ JIVmll ~ UOf ~- ~·· • ~~.....,to mont -SIO!'o Ia aloo£1,; ' U otlt ~ dol~ !IJ ' . ' p6)p;RO~ ~ , ~ ~lll!e ~ol. l~!!lddA~t F~!kM.;1athall:~ '~l.!tl:lN';,l!lb:,l• P :.....ti!l'!nent thlltoaldlhi~ '•lof"lp l..uMI for the' lui t>l:\od-IQ 8 p.m. '.l>l'~I1GI! ~<!I')IIGH /f ;,..,.,otijp l wW .c:ount:r ~ ·f,Hs,gM,_\-\,.foo 'CHESTER - ·. of Mtl. Cla,yton . kllno · the..,.. bulldl!llt~ . H·"''l'" ot'" bjo •atate_omcersol , a . ~~·aUOlf';.« 'ili(.' ~:W:'l:~~~=~t":r~:·, '.t·;t'*·;tn8,96 . ·I!! "f-&U. · • Irr,, PLEASA,!IT .tilal·, YIIIta the Lodge of ..lo•U• ' l:O.O.F., :!':1\' the ThurodQ, 8, ' arv:l son, SCOttie, are here lnm Quantico, va., on a 20 dl,y leave with their parenta, Mr. arv:l Mra. Harry Bailey, Pomei'Of, and llr. and Mrs. J..yle Hysell of HarrisooviUo, Q>L HyseU wW r., c:eive his dl'o cbarp on Sopt 2S. Mr. and Mra. James Locblry and IO!II,Jamourv:l Chriolqlller, arrived Friday ovenlr>& lnm Lafayette, Ind. Their two dauiih• ters, Patty and SUSie, have SJK!!IK the past two weeks hero vlslt.1111! their grandl>ar-, !.lr:and Mrs. Psirlck Locblry. Follow· lrv the lamlly's weekend villt here, they wiD go to Wheaton, Md. for a week's vacation with Mr. and Mra, Charles Locbary ' . AMeal Visi•"' · ~ Plann:;..l ~. • ..allll\ Mrs, T. E.'' Hyoell*· Q>L " r1 lqcal ~~::;:::::::!:::.~::;::;::;.-:::.~::::~::::~:::::~~::::~:::::~~.;;:!: ,. •• ~· .... • v;. ., . .J,..,., SAVE . reldorct' · OFF • lltt/ ond tot IIOIIIIIU lhtr wllh hidden I Ol poiftlt of WtOI,. \, I . . $1.50 Pair Cantreee • •••• $1.75 pr. In Town South Pacific, Topaz, Barely Barely There. " . '· ' "' ... ..... ... ....... _. F.~-=~-- _, ~.:.::- ·~-- !! " ~ H~ lhll. 1/J . . . . . Ia --- ........ 111 ........... ....... "*" . ...., ....... ~"••• PRICE slrt~glh j- a "' ... .,.._UI Clio...... ... "'-" ,.., t.-. c....., ....... .. 1, �' .... . •.·. ~: . r romero·y.. '" ,:;:b ,' - ~~ . :1 Per$ooai.Nptes Jli Mr,~ ' ~~ :~ ~ J'. '· ' - 1'\lt StllltlaJJIIri~nllnel. ~· Attl!llll· t, 1MB • • and children. Middlepo;;_·_... ·.·... : Porkers Host Reunion of \ Personal Notes I Chester Closs ~ , <r· , " ·· .~ ·,11(llllllloY-"rnilt&o!~ ~.:4r·-t:i}i~:a · ·1. Cotoiti ~i ~" Collections · . ~t~~~ mo.· .t:l. • . """ , , . . •.r , , , . , ' • aem.dlna at ,z' p.m., Jul.r, · · . · ·' 11101.. r•~ • I ' ..,.....v I baY " ', 1 '· · · ' , · ;; ... 1 • I .. , ' -/ tijr veblcleo and 146 ullod••· '·' Y • . • ." tbe monfh .,; . ,_., )<1:,t,.•' , . •·•·· Nellie,_ clop- · ~. - ' ....... vru't ' t'' ·illf eltrk o! oourtJ f!i!Prt;'• /, .; . .· ·. ,, . '' Of "thetotal of- veldeJN, · ' · "' f'• '·. : 1 v}IYCAJU. a COOK ..lro "'p a l - ,< WI' 22 lij'~ea ~ • '· " Boy,•• . ~~ b3 ¥ark .twl; uEJ... e v 1 tor" 8rid, ~Shbirtll•n1n SWeet lkmB." Brood, • by . Mareella ~an; "Chop Sticks" uecime On Rqeru by •.•JUd.. hw On A ~·~"- ,.~ Soda a . ulm Mler•; Fountain," and -.The Fox: Hurts, •• by Randy Koller; "Coualey Fiddler" and ••Dreun lArd" b;y Pamala Kautz, "JUIIIot Pl'CIII ant~' .'· Reiroupe,d & Repriced · Waltzu and Chopin "Waltz,, by Shelta Newell; uToAWild Rote," arv:l "Molntaln Smw.'' by Jlaro. Schedule of Bookmobile SAVE, -ON-~. POMEROY - Lawrence Jlo.yd, : . Mr. and Mto. carl q..na, and · Mra. llinlie P.W.U wore In SUI.o mn, W, Va., WodDeodQ to at:. terv:l 1Unera1 aervlcoa of their IJ'IIIIImother, Mra. Edltb J - . son. Mrs, Johnson, aura time resident of ~ co1~ her 105tb birthday on April 1. She wu the .mother of the late Mra. WHale Boyd of PllD!Oroy. Other grmlclrlldren of llra. Jolmooo, former PomoiW residents, Who atlonded the servicea were Bet.ty Robinson of Waalrlngton, D. C. arv:l Pat Boyd ol Blacklork. . ' i: . "~a ·. 'a · · . ~ _ . ,· J ; s · -·..-· \1· ·I \ ... ~ ' • ~ '· ..,, . . '. ' " . . · I· · ("'ii - ~4f ·opin Fri. Nllhl .• ., .Tmao'cloc:k . • · ,. '~ff'p ~ne· !l'et'l ""*""eydO.; 23 , ...,....aue 't ~·· , n,. ' ueiiUIIy coli;:: - ·=-?I®:®W?m'hi'K~ ~s~n '!I; r ·t · · ~~-~ ~ .i -~ • _. . · ~ = ::."can ~~~~,!"...,.~t D. .·e~·-··a·-th .-.8 · ~CJI!I -~®Y=~~ ·ng·gs ~- Beech St. ~ ~with Nam · ed ··" ~· ~· dOl~ ~ ~: 1: CAST COlT VOTE. ~ Moll•' ~ :5'6: P'i,789.fs, ~ ~~ ~ _.-!«~co ~ -~•n••JPack206 ant·:;:;.;;;:., ,.. f.'J£R"i I• c\.oS£1' ~ , • ~ I • :I ., .," ..' ... '" . "! .... bas~ =.:::: high- IJean Dinner Minot Accidents Reported thelate~Jiq- ;;nda ';Q;.d;;, ~asodat!On ~ure ::;~ wl~ 'U:".u.,. ~AJWoviUo; ~- $189 w..,.. IIWILIRI .. ..,-,......... , ..... ...·-· ,. . .. ... .r.,. · ·, , · ·ifJr·;.. ' ~ ·~ .... ~ ··· ·"Y.;l,l'll, ~ ..~ -~· '!r ' 1 . · ~ ;r,·t·, ;.•.-:, 1.· ;',. ' '-• ' . . ....~ t· • ' • • • I ' ., \ ' . I' . ' I I I ' ' 1 '· '' , .. ' AMERICANA "Huw slwu/J I handle my unusual-sized bedroom?" ·~& many rooms are either too small, or in older houses and apartmenta, too big. It's just wonderful how colors and decorating tricks can help in either situation. "You can make a small room seem bigger by light, cool colors. To reduce that busy, 'picture frame' elfect of contrasting door and window cotors, paint all woodwork the color of the walls. The room will seem much larger. · "Don't overcrowd! That applies to decor and furniture. Keep the number of patterns and colors down- I basic c0lor, I pattern and 2 accent colors is a good formula for the small room. "Pick the suite you like and use fewer pieces in the suite ... or choose some of the Bassett modern space-saving suiti.s where the individual pieces fit together to forrr. groups and take a minimum of wall space. "The large-size room is less of a problem. Paint your ceiling a darker tone , and bring the color a foot or so down the sidewall. With the large room you can afford to !lf a little more dramatic-a big pattern for drapes on walls, s~onger bi'igbter coloro. But keep the r111mloer of patterns to a minimum here, , t.Qo. Use an extra piece or two jn your suite ... add a d"sk or another night table." THE STYLE CENTER INTRODUCES: ..,- .~ prottcllon lrt'l nearthe circle. AD NOW T freshments will be served. SATURDAY CLASS OF 1938 Reunion pia"' · ·et', Friendship 7, Col. Glenn's !;~'aft, Is now In the , , llllsonlan Jnslltulion. Wash. · · 11011, D.C . . ·.J·t· . .t . ~ ~ ' 31st. • ned at Elks Club 6 p.m. Open reception for Dr. Carl Byers at 9 p.m. PLAN HOMECOMING GALLIPOLIS - The GaUia BIIIUt! HCllllecomlns·wlll be Auglilt II II 10 Lm. Baoket dinner at ,_, A prosram Is plannod lor the afternoon. Everyone Is "welcome. ,..__.......la .......... no-11 Bernice McMahon. Light re- Cumlnso Is a 1966 graduate Ill Pomeroy Hiiih School where he l-ed in throe IIPOrtS . ,._.....,......_~'l'OHa ./wlllldllll. ..... .-a& DOlan ltaAin'llllD• ..... ND. ino.UI - " DOMINION llt.W WEDNESDAY SPIUNGFIELD GRANGEw iII be host to Cora Gra11:e 8 p.:rr. Guest speaker will be Mrs. lClals Rex F. Cuminga, son of .r Mr. and Mrs. David H. C u mlnp ol Rt. 2, Pomeroy, Is oo CUI: II C... Ranh Bay AB, VIetnam. He 1111 a we1pons mechanic. . EARLY vice at the Pomeroy (burch or the Nazarene. The Rev. Cl,yde V. Henderson, pastor, exteOOs a cordial invitation to the public to attend. SIO CLUB, 7 a.m. Public Use CUMINGS IN VIETNAM POMEROY - Airman First ~- ~ ~:;: :..~thoth~: :! ~~=::::.high- ~the co~1S .•. p.m. Members bring sindwlch· es, pie, cool drinks. "'*' • ·-~ .....-' dr{,., ' So Ch me anges MONDAY HI-LO CANASTA Club at the home of Mrs. Larry North, 7 p.m. I ~~:-:;::~ ~riDs. Saxbe Proposes ommg } Events : TUFSIJAY PAST MATRONS Morni,. Star Chapter OES No. 444 Annual Picnic. C<>vered dish dinner at Mrs. Marie Richards, Rio Grarv:le. MERCERVILLE Grange wiD host Little Kyger Grarwe 7:30 *'" Area Scouter Js August 10 :r=·=·=·c :·=-=-=-=-=·=-:-=-=-=-=:·==-=-=-=-=·=-:-=-==·=·7 1.. · 2"" V~jla ~ti1111111baVo from his employment with the Rich Valley Dairy. SPEAKER NOTED Mr. arv:l Mrs. Clllford Frazier The Rev. W. S, HiUIC>S, P~ and daughter, have moved irto Pleasant, known as the 11 country the Hayes property on First Ave. preacher" on radio WMPO, will !rom their former residence on speak II the I 0:30 mornilll! ser- · . ' · ... d'M'W QIFirll ' Smi'cea.ln ,\. ;1. !"' d>o ID- ltf'l~ Pl'. • _llll' lMclerlhll In mlolrapa F~ I' !.1'1 ~ inllnl*~&m!!pllltttio.... ~ ~~ y~ ·Arllllda!' ~~~~~ve J~1'911'• ac:ll4 ,, •M:"-"'-._. h!~. IS· the~ colla~ -$18,6_$3;~o. ' .nc ~ 1nwhlch!6-year.old~- On ~,465.40, ullda~ r~ro Ar"'·' :""•"'ea • ""' m'fl, r!POfled Satunlli. • ' ~ .·: 11• Sullllllet ·Clearance !;·,.~ lrttc:ko and 14 were trellira, . • PI ::. : pf Yllllolea, 126 PT•. The AI Nl . \ ' , ' ' .,. .. . II . , !llrll)P llld. E.E. !, )iliurday, ,' -, wire Pllaeaiii' can; 13 ,.... .-itnla! ...,..,.llilll' ll"""'!l.l ct # - 4111J10ial _ , . 1!1111- .-1 lujorla!L'J .• ' . . visit ':.eH.Lod&e' to ' ;, · .K., l f !IO' > ! dpJnc l>lolnoll wblch tracka; Ill! _, -qeloo lc jpolj tqr which Tlllllrlloe~ Ill I p.m.'• 1 ofti,cerr for thlooecoiil halheni! U.... ..:n.. • on___ .J. ' Hottellfal'lln 110!'· , . -. , · 1y cond halfofl9f7, , waa a trailer. · .. . Br_..a,. "'' bil, • . IIUe "'""' berOre and Rt. &2 ........ Clift"""' 068. · ,· · • OD l .Certill to:the .,...my audl• held II t.i'ui, We- 40il't. thel_Ill ... malt- dtnce ·~ pr;..t, - . 1 James ll Rico, Sr., wiU be. ',. ·, ' · ,. to< We4ntadaJ, ,, Au&lllllt,,ln lrl8 .JI!Uimum use o!thoiO too1o it tfiO b)' )!lS ~ lnslllled., Noble Grand GI)J;LIPOLIS- The hearing Tolala· In oech of _ J _ ) tbp Well VJi'ldDia 9lllte ))au)' )Kill file lu100s learned rrom ... Jlll!les M. Boll as Vlco. drlnd. orlslnally oebollllod at 9:15 a. !URI Lfl...,., dl-tr!cllliore: . ,, , • : ·', . bard doom Uti'CIUIII oil ~Iron, 31, CIIIIOo!, W• .. VL wa1 ll!eqlilnr )10 pua ..,.·. Appointive ofllcers alSo iiiU be m., 1'1\fsclsy for four GallWOJia ' . BOdford, Cheatero •. .are Ole,...... . era! elira ln.a!IIMI of'lriiJic 1114 lnatallod. Relreolmtentl will lol- 10Utho charged In the JulY 14 'B " o.;. ....I $36,600.56, Cheater- S.UiWey• . to l¢tond 111f<illeet!PIIItll ;year . The MaiOOIItlil oltbo '-:'Jaw ths reguJ..- 1Mr8lpeso meet.- lnclclent ft $1,021.96, ColumbiA, $M,814.11, ao II wW dOrd diem d>o op. alive whlclr serve• MaGI c-. d>o llrll CIJ' _lllllro 1lat dri'fw. I'll·' · ry - . Chellllro. waa hospll-. · . LebanoD Eall, Lobo poriiJnil1 to oee tbe Dllr1 Ex- IY Ia represented .., tho 9111te by Lindt B. Clall!. 13, 11111te localllidge bulldi!W 11 the allzed wltb a broken law, hal PoMERoY - llrL !IYbl1 Dice anon South, $12,073.66, GALLIPOLIS- The Scouter of ldblta II tbe 9lllte '$110W Board o! Dlreelors by Jelea '\'flll. Wll mlklna • 1Ift tUrn ... comer or MaiD and Fourlll Sta. been retcboDrled for Tueadq, a new '!'""'ber $13,336.90, OU.e; $15,417.98, the Week, Marrlll Brigs, atart- ao wellaa wltb othotdalry. BroMI of IAIIrt, G, C. ql'ele" C1adt' I drlTII!II will> tho W'l Ia currently Alii· 27, • 9:30a.m., ac..,.un& · · · _, • whsn the 0rBJ180, $13,832.21, Rutland eel In 1950. He belpod orpnlze men to aWcle the d!alro ol tbo Sommer of SOUIIIalde, IIKI Char- coUidiJrl. and remodeU!llo Wedge Lumber totheGal!liiCGuni;)'Sherlll'alltRod Croll w•• f25,7q4.G3, Rutland vn. Pack2061nCheshlre.Heserved Breodera Cooperative for I he lot llcCullocbo!Honcllr-wbo The secood mlaiii!P - N i l Ia __,..,_ - w. or ··•--' - h......, ol cl«t met at Vot.- •·-, •• 730.05, •·•- ••0,9f2.; as aodat- -•·•year. rtiiCIIDinaled for athree at 6 p.m. alao Cll Rt. Cllllld wu 1 ..,..w liY 11'1111 MemortaJHoapliiL s:i'iabury, Midarv:1 •. ; . _ meetlnt! will bo l!tld et year term and at litis II10IIIDi a rear 1114 eolll- bJvohla& D.rJrv •the oesalon preokled dleporl Vlllqe, $55,121.41, llld- ter of Troop 206 st Cheshire, d>o Farm E1oe1r1o: Bulldlnll at will be elected to auceeed blm· •eblcles drlY«1 bY Jo111 L. . over by Dale KaUbl! .chell'llllll, · dleportSewer,$767,52,PC1118roY 8 p.m. IIKI wJU 1n atldiiiCilto seltwboaoterm aadlrectores- Blloard, 45, Pl. ·Plea-. a n d . · ·. : ' Vei'DIIII Neaaa, bloOd PJ'GII'IIIl VWqe, $70,512.10, Scipio, $14,- 8lld aa actl¥itlos chairman ol tbe buolneaa meeUnt! - e •• plrea thla year. Technician for 11 AnclreW Baker, 28, llav& Blanehe Frederiek Uda Mae Hinely chairman, lftllllllllced tho next 378.56, ,SUttoA, f22,86o.t3, Sut<;;!!::.:ids soveral awards Qiam opuker, Dr. James II· . the I~ unit Ia WoodroW Mace i'rllPOrt:1 domlaO .... eotlmlled / bloodmobile visit (or", Monda,y, ton-Pomeroy, $35.91, l!aclne VD· NldiOio, Head of Dojoartmen1 of rl. Point Plesoanl, W, VL at ~50. GALLIPOLIS - Ptlllbearero MIDDLEPORT - Mba Auc. 19, lroni 1 to 6 p.m. II the lap, $7,484.12, Syracuae VIIDairY Sc101;1ce at Vlrslnla Tech, All area -farmera wbo wlllr Arreals recorded at d>o <OIIIIIJ for today' a 2:30 p.m., 11rne,.i Mae Hlntlf, 68, Norih Second ' Pomel'O.)' Jtmlor"High School. !age, $9,11Llt, Rutlard Water, Blac:klburg, Va; to allend llUI1 contact 11111' of jail wore Neldl GrMaloa, 17, 5 o1 Miss Blallche Frederick were SL, Middleport died Frlllay do 'l1te annual 1'ri-CotRY Blood $1,305.53, Raelne water, $1,· lila !Ubjocl Ia "A Praellcal these people Who vrlll be moll .._ Rl. 1, Jntoade-.; Sllllb7 ll!lnellliCed Saturday by the Me- ternoon. Mill HlndiY wao born Center moetiJlll was announced 320;7t, Synciise Water, $84.06. He served asdistrldchalrman Breeding l'ro81'BID." Helo bePilY to take care ol ~~Blake, 46, Huntlllllm. CillrlCOy Funeral Heme . In Vinton; March 28, 1~02 In_Otway, Ohio.· fllr ·Aus. 13 at Hunti~Wtooo The · or MGM district, 1965 -U, and Is ly regarded In tho field o1 AD!- tatlon arraapment.B. ~lllld H. ed with drlvlllg whllelntoad..ad, They are: Louis Sha.er, Law- · She was precedod In deatb by , next meetlllll local boord now a member..Uar- ot Trl- mal BreediJJI. meals for all In attendance will and Elbert w. Blake, ss, ll1ltae rnnce Fredori~ Jack Taylor, her molber, Mary Muftard W,. "'." oet for Sei>t. 5. •• be available at JaekiCil's Mlll. RL 3, IJIIQdcatlon. Joe Thompilll, Robert ~ dy. , .. Attending were those IIIDied state AreaCWncll, andacommlt.206 1100 arv:l Ellllllflt , _ . . . , She It aurvlvod by her lall!or, ...,., and ~ Smith, Allan tee chairman of Troop · · services wW be held at the ODie, MltldlOifi'R'II (QUI' slllef"• IJarrls, AJwt1f1 Worner, Jeane He lo a· member ol the Order lllcCo.Y Punonl Home urder the Mra. Opal McClure, PL Ploes- Bralln. Mrol) Hmirard ErwJiah, RIO GRANDE - The RIo ol the ArrowandBrolherbood.Ho direction of Rav. Freelal!d Nor· ant; MrL Elpla Cl'llDI.'llelbar• Sr., ·arv:~ Norman Weber. Grande AMu~ Bean Dlmer Re- has served Scooting 18 r<ars. . GALLIPOLIS - TWO minor hem's Qrui :store which caullod ria. Btrrtal wW be In Vllton 1Dn, W, Va.; · .Mrl. Elizabeth union will bo August 10 oo tho traffic accidents were invesU:. him to pull left In order to mlas • Second AfO. Lorw wu ·ciV!IId ¥emorlll Perk. Stmnbo, Mlddloplp.'l. tDd Mra. Rio Grande College Campus. The with lallure to •l"'l wltbbl ... gaUd by city police tho last 24 It 1111 Kadlzla varney, Indian second seturdaJ of Au st 11as Petition F'ded Whllo turning the corner, he aured clear dloWICe. Ill wu houre. hit another vehiolo stopped at released on ~8 boDI ud II to \Vade Hampton Nevada: three bralhers, Kaltld, been permanentlY sot for the GALLIPOLIS - The State o1 one WIS In ll'oot of 834 First seneca Falla, N; Y., arv:l Joe event. ·> Qreson, .. real for Marilyn N. the li&hl at second Avo. driven _ . . In Municipal court Altl. Avo., wheh Olen Wade Lltehlleld, . hd caslllll, Mld!lle;ort.lllll ~·V· 'l1te Bean Dinner wal a ..... Bemett, Portland, kos rued a t7, Kanauga, hit a hole arv:lloat by Lesnna Sue Roas, 16, of 828 5. GALLIPOLIS - Wade llarl.ey era1 mooea arv:1 nephewa. torn estabUshed by ·the Grand potltim aplnll Norman Lee Ben· control of his vehicle, h11tlnr llalqrton, 7t, LarwsviUe, died Funeral oervlces wW be held· AriDJI of the Repobllc, an or- net~ Crown Cll;v, Friday In the a parked car owned by Robert In Holzer Hoapilll lniUIId 12:30 •·"""'• at 3:30p.m. at Raw"~ -"'zation of Yanke& CivU War -ce of clerk or court Mar.' C. llrolrn, Karauga. p.m. setur<~~y ~....- onAWA, ohio (l.JPI) - wn- - · ...... H• born' I .,_,_ ,_...;., .. Colli F1iDeral !lome with d>o Ham B. Sobo, the Republican Voterana. jorle Rinehart. Thsre was hea"V)' damaso to n ...,_ ~.. Rev. CMJ-Iel Slmoos"alllclaUJW, Fraridln Petrie Jr., a veteran, 111 the sui~ thepotiUoneraYers both cars and Lltehllold received 0 was lOti of tbe late . Arnotla J..., Burial~" be In ru·--'- "·- nominee for ths U.S. serate, 's president of tho ~-mortal tb t th0 - - ' nt I -·"'" ol" aD inJui'ed nose. Lltchlleld waa =-r and e1er7. IW :::.edl.;:::• in the agrlwbile Mrs.'Kemeth cber&od with reckless operation Mr. Hampton marriM-* for· Saxbll, ""posed by Cincinnati Graham Is secretary-treasurer. port agreed upon at the time arv:1 released on $33 bolll. He Is Avellabll In 14-k mer Eva campboll In Pamei'Of, Councilman John J. GWipn, a J. Sherman Porter will be tbe (,( tbelr divorce. Mrs. Bemati eJII)OCtod to appeer In court on yellow or white JOid. Four chUdren survl.e: Cbole Democrat, 11114e ths Pl'ClllOaal• speaker at the RID Grande Bean Ill seeklll8 $200 per month to sup- Aug. 5. NOW . Hampton, MrLGrela KJU.ED IN CRASH seturdaio In a sp&ech to the Ohio Dlmer. There will be a horse- port herself and ber loor Minor damage occurred to one car ani a hoooe trailer pulled "'""-' OU · XENIA, Ohio (UPI) - Torry cattl Feed t the Putnam shoe contest In theaflerooonwith dren. JUST,._., or, Ccbanbuo; Floyd • era 1 ......,des ror theJIItlioriiKISeolor by 1 truck llli.nOther ICcliloni 11ampton, LaJvaviUe; aDd lira. Lee ~ 20, DQtoa, wu County Falrgrourv:la. Diamond Headquarters lnvestlgatod b1 pollee. Everstt (Grace) Russoll, or 1111- kjlled In 1 two-car craoh Cll 'l1te attorney general said a Champions. There will alao be What is said to be the first limore, Ohio. Ohio 68 aoulh of here SoturQy · -.a1 COIIIJIIisslon with powers a square dance In commlltlicy Larry E. Lorw. 26, Go!lben, law school was established at ltd., told otllcers there wu a Arrangements wW bellllllOUill>· lllOl'lllrv. Slate HlahwaY Palr<>l· to reatrlct Imports arv:l review hall In tbo eveolnl. Tex llarrt· Galllpello, Ohio 422 Second Avo. ed bY the llcCo.Y F\moralllome men said Iii"'" periOlll wire 1r>o ahillPIIW rate• to Great Lake 1100 lllld the Valley Boys will pia: Bologna University, in Italy, car parked Weplly at a sl"'l · · jured. . be b1l heel. from 7 until 10:30. Everyone Ia in the lrofls. algn on Pine SL beside GlUt,.later. . porta esta • lnvlied. ,IJ)ot;:l . .. Fdnk, 64, 11111 - r eJio , ' tllll .. , ty clealtro sold 159- " .'"' t j 0 mu . were ••&per · F'lallea,'' by BW ..,, two .,qio. - ' * ' " " . ; . • .,w;:'~~'i.iJ:: tl! imdJ ~ !IIlii ·JP ~ ~ ~0. " ea ...-. . J;,~,. ,,. •ill:.-~·~~&'"*", , . ~"'q!·~· Till""!·~~·· =c~nn:,:~.::: IO~~r-~•- ~, felprl.::r··,dolni""~•• ."-\'d·F'l'W, ...mtytreiaut~, ~the·~ i.aae· Ot r~ The Charles Locblry llunily retW'ned to Wheaton, Md., Sat- blra Well; '(Pecos Bill," ShuMr. and Mrs. Clarence Story urday after visiting here with berta, "LUac Time Serenade,., Mr. arv:l Mrs. Patrick Lochary lllll 11 Choo - Choo .. Boogie," by POMEROY - Miss RoBalie Story will ertertain wUb arv:l Mr. and Mrs. Leo Story. Patricia W l n d on; "RedWood • n house on Sunda,y, Aug. 11, from 2 to 4 p.m. honoring her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story, on their 35th weddi,. Trail/' by Joyce Myers; uo anniversary. Friei'Kis and relatives of the cocUe are invited ,.../ofaller Let Me Walk With Thee" Flower arransement lliOd on to visit the Story home at Pomeroy, Route 2. Mr. ard Mrs. and "The Rosaey,u by Jo Ann tbe rell'eshmont table was proStory were married on Aug. 8, 1933 by the Rev. Horace T. Hrooka. vided by Mra. Lawrence Smith. Hoof at AlheDL For the socllllrour, theiiUOSIS Assisting wltb the servllW w~e and students were Invited to the Mrs. BID Wlrv:lon and Mra.' llo.:;:-:<::::::-·-:.·;.·; .. . . . . . ···· · .. dltdrw roam for relreslmtents bart NewelL The studerta preot cookies, punc:h, mints arKI sented Mra. Allen with a beauPOMEROY - Mr. Ed<IJ>'s nuta. tiful torlli!O. ochoDrle lor the week of Aus. 5: .·.· TUESJAY Middleport Hd. Start, 9-9:45. -:~ ::~: Bra<llury Hd. Stor, 10-10:45. Five POints (Store), 11:15 • Mrs. Nettie Hayes, Mrs. Lola CHESTER The Chester !Uiih 11:45. Jeffers and Joyce Roush have Salisbury (School lol), 12-12:returned from KeOOelville, Ind. School Class of 1931 held Its anooal reunion at the home or Mr. 30. where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Gravel Hill (Sirimmlng Pool), Wtutam Hayes, They went es- and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Syrs. cuse. FJeven members ol the 1-2. pecially to take Isabelle Jeffers Silver Run (Church), 2:15-2:45. of Mason, W. va., who remained class and Mrs. Everett Hayes, Ll former teacher, were pres~ Cash & Carry (Old Rt. 7), 3. for a visit with Mr. aM Mrs. ent. A basket dinner was enjoy3:30. llayes, Loading Creek (Sauer's J,lrtveMra. !lllchaol J. Pickel arv:l ed at ooon with Mrs. Ra.ymond way, 4-4:45. son, Mike of Muskingum, Mich., Gooch returning thanks. Present besides the host and Rutland (Main), 5-6. len Thursday r.after sperv:lilll! a hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hysell Run (Church), 6:30-7:15. week here villtill8 Mrs. Jerry Fell, Wasbington C. H.; Mr. and Naomi Bapt., 7:45-8:30, Fry am son. 'Marc, of MiddleWEDNESDAY port They were taken to the C~ Mrs. Kenneth Colllns, Canton; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr. Jackson Local (School lot), 10:lumbus airport by Mrs. Fry, and Mrs. WUber Parker, Eric and 30-11:30. her son, and Mrs. Melvin Van Eddie, and Mary Buck, all of PomScinto (School lot), ' 12:15-1. Meter. Jackson Library, 1:30-3. Jackie Ka.utt a n d Gregory eroy Rt.; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond " G ooch, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. LUnerick, 3:30-4:30. Hayes reb.lrned Slturda)' after Neal Salser, Syracuse; Mrs. Green's Store, 4:4:5-S. a week at tho Baptist youUl CIJilj) Everett Hayes, Portland: Mrs. Loo, 5:15..1:45. at canters cave near Jackson. Thelma Farnsworth, Long BotRoads, 6:15-7:15. Cllfford Hayes drove - to Jacktom; VIrgil McEII'O.)' and Martha THURSDAY lOll for the boys. Star Hall, 9:15-10. Mr. arv:l Mrs. Othel Cunni~ Rose, Minersville Rt.: Clifford Hayes, Middleport; Lenore BetzDexter, 10:30-11:30. ham aDd children, Debbie, Mari· lng, and Mr. and Mrs. Buel LangsvUie, 11:45-12:15. bn. Karen, Colleen and Allen Beech Grove, 12:45-1:45. of Ro<:hester, Mich., were re- Ridenour, Chester. The .. reoird<in · In 1969 will be Rutland (Salem), 2-2:45. cent guests of her sister aM . ·~ the last &mda.y in July at the Pagetown, 3:30-4. brother • in~ law, Mr. ard Mrs. homo of Mr. and Mrs. Etssl Harrisonville, f:l5-6:15. Clifford Hayes arx:l son, Greg.. Buck in Belpre. Brlllllury, 6:45-8. ory. Mr. Hayes h on vacation ' . Gra~ West VIr·· ,.,_ ~r...:.. .. of the "'"'•llllltl1lo'' •, -~ ~ · ' "'"f · ~ ;w.:t'Oilii , . .;J ~. ~.!. _.:. _ JIVmll ~ UOf ~- ~·· • ~~.....,to mont -SIO!'o Ia aloo£1,; ' U otlt ~ dol~ !IJ ' . ' p6)p;RO~ ~ , ~ ~lll!e ~ol. l~!!lddA~t F~!kM.;1athall:~ '~l.!tl:lN';,l!lb:,l• P :.....ti!l'!nent thlltoaldlhi~ '•lof"lp l..uMI for the' lui t>l:\od-IQ 8 p.m. '.l>l'~I1GI! ~<!I')IIGH /f ;,..,.,otijp l wW .c:ount:r ~ ·f,Hs,gM,_\-\,.foo 'CHESTER - ·. of Mtl. Cla,yton . kllno · the..,.. bulldl!llt~ . H·"''l'" ot'" bjo •atate_omcersol , a . ~~·aUOlf';.« 'ili(.' ~:W:'l:~~~=~t":r~:·, '.t·;t'*·;tn8,96 . ·I!! "f-&U. · • Irr,, PLEASA,!IT .tilal·, YIIIta the Lodge of ..lo•U• ' l:O.O.F., :!':1\' the ThurodQ, 8, ' arv:l son, SCOttie, are here lnm Quantico, va., on a 20 dl,y leave with their parenta, Mr. arv:l Mra. Harry Bailey, Pomei'Of, and llr. and Mrs. J..yle Hysell of HarrisooviUo, Q>L HyseU wW r., c:eive his dl'o cbarp on Sopt 2S. Mr. and Mra. James Locblry and IO!II,Jamourv:l Chriolqlller, arrived Friday ovenlr>& lnm Lafayette, Ind. Their two dauiih• ters, Patty and SUSie, have SJK!!IK the past two weeks hero vlslt.1111! their grandl>ar-, !.lr:and Mrs. Psirlck Locblry. Follow· lrv the lamlly's weekend villt here, they wiD go to Wheaton, Md. for a week's vacation with Mr. and Mra, Charles Locbary ' . AMeal Visi•"' · ~ Plann:;..l ~. • ..allll\ Mrs, T. E.'' Hyoell*· Q>L " r1 lqcal ~~::;:::::::!:::.~::;::;::;.-:::.~::::~::::~:::::~~::::~:::::~~.;;:!: ,. •• ~· .... • v;. ., . .J,..,., SAVE . reldorct' · OFF • lltt/ ond tot IIOIIIIIU lhtr wllh hidden I Ol poiftlt of WtOI,. \, I . . $1.50 Pair Cantreee • •••• $1.75 pr. In Town South Pacific, Topaz, Barely Barely There. " . '· ' "' ... ..... ... ....... _. F.~-=~-- _, ~.:.::- ·~-- !! " ~ H~ lhll. 1/J . . . . . Ia --- ........ 111 ........... ....... "*" . ...., ....... ~"••• PRICE slrt~glh j- a "' ... .,.._UI Clio...... ... "'-" ,.., t.-. c....., ....... .. 1, �' ' ' 'Ill" ' ' . ..' 1 ' -·-' · ' I •. ~ ~"\;~)' . ' ~ . \ ' ,I \ ·' ... 1 .. ' J' •;/ , I - • ' ' •\ . .... I \ oj • ~ . ,,_ ~. "'•' l ' . ' \ I , ,· ' • ·~~·-,J:_··i~ •.J''.f•.;,: ..,i( . ·,-, ... · ., ~:' i ' • ·,, ' • '\ _,. r - I -~ . > . o ., ...... ~~ ' :wE'RE JIA~G kSn.L-OfF:ON SPRING ITEMS AND EXTRA STOCK ~· TO CLEAR OUR STORAGE .HOUSE. SO WE CAN TEAR IT DOWN :AND BUILD..ANOTHER NEW BUILDING. SOTHAT WE MAY BRING · ·, · .<~ . · WIDER..VARIETY OF PRODUCTS . · AT LOWER PRICES ~ i ,I .., , • 1 9 ONLY I Jel . i,:. ,. ret wiH ONLY wu pee so or : tor .~ son ~! . Fry ROLLER & TRAY KITS-SAVE! ., .. '.-' ' ... ( -~ ~ . :E ;t 'I OL 8 WE at t cut 800 Ill hom ' $4.95 VALUE .... 1 brot cun lroJr Rich Ml .,.. 40 ·R ' ' . ART PICTURES . . . ory. .. 95 ONLY 5 lyn, · or LIST 259 I ' . pol1 lum her NOTICE . ' LAZON JUMBO THIS SALE STARTS SUNDAY,AUGUST 4th THl IT . .IN THIS AD ARE Ll. ITED. WE HAVE A GOOIJ~ SUPPLY, OTHERS WE HAVE ONLY A ALL :. . . ·:· A ., ROLL LE. · ' .. . . . •, 1.29 LIST "COUNTRY INN" AVOCADO COOKWARE SETS '• . ' " ;, . D TB • 6 ONLY ' I· ' D4Rl!JOUTH: · LAWN .MOWER· · 18''·~ .: list 5P ·· . HURRY . ' . -· ~· .... 1 FOLDING E · 8" SKILLET WITH COYER · ~ COTS 'i 10.95 LIST host p.m. es,l) SKI area LOVE SEAl AL Gueo Bern · 95 LIST fresh 4" xl01 PLAIN ' ' . , 20. .GALLON cu 1 .. POl cClaas dub'. nam. I 1-. '' . .: ~ •· •. . ' ;~PTIC·EI NO ~ii~AWA . NO ' · ·. ·• j":'URNs FIRst·· coMEi ·· · · · . . or Cllllllll! FOmef I . ·' .· ·$· . REG~ . · . ·. ' 39.9.$ ' .· .....,........:- - ·. SlUCI_PAN I " AUCEP \ '.. . . LIV·ING .. ·•••· Mr. • lrop I ' LIST · 39.95 cr I ) -...,. 1 1/2 QT.; _) l• . ' '· ' . i . : S:; '• I �' ' ' 'Ill" ' ' . ..' 1 ' -·-' · ' I •. ~ ~"\;~)' . ' ~ . \ ' ,I \ ·' ... 1 .. ' J' •;/ , I - • ' ' •\ . .... I \ oj • ~ . ,,_ ~. "'•' l ' . ' \ I , ,· ' • ·~~·-,J:_··i~ •.J''.f•.;,: ..,i( . ·,-, ... · ., ~:' i ' • ·,, ' • '\ _,. r - I -~ . > . o ., ...... ~~ ' :wE'RE JIA~G kSn.L-OfF:ON SPRING ITEMS AND EXTRA STOCK ~· TO CLEAR OUR STORAGE .HOUSE. SO WE CAN TEAR IT DOWN :AND BUILD..ANOTHER NEW BUILDING. SOTHAT WE MAY BRING · ·, · .<~ . · WIDER..VARIETY OF PRODUCTS . · AT LOWER PRICES ~ i ,I .., , • 1 9 ONLY I Jel . i,:. ,. ret wiH ONLY wu pee so or : tor .~ son ~! . Fry ROLLER & TRAY KITS-SAVE! ., .. '.-' ' ... ( -~ ~ . :E ;t 'I OL 8 WE at t cut 800 Ill hom ' $4.95 VALUE .... 1 brot cun lroJr Rich Ml .,.. 40 ·R ' ' . ART PICTURES . . . ory. .. 95 ONLY 5 lyn, · or LIST 259 I ' . pol1 lum her NOTICE . ' LAZON JUMBO THIS SALE STARTS SUNDAY,AUGUST 4th THl IT . .IN THIS AD ARE Ll. ITED. WE HAVE A GOOIJ~ SUPPLY, OTHERS WE HAVE ONLY A ALL :. . . ·:· A ., ROLL LE. · ' .. . . . •, 1.29 LIST "COUNTRY INN" AVOCADO COOKWARE SETS '• . ' " ;, . D TB • 6 ONLY ' I· ' D4Rl!JOUTH: · LAWN .MOWER· · 18''·~ .: list 5P ·· . HURRY . ' . -· ~· .... 1 FOLDING E · 8" SKILLET WITH COYER · ~ COTS 'i 10.95 LIST host p.m. es,l) SKI area LOVE SEAl AL Gueo Bern · 95 LIST fresh 4" xl01 PLAIN ' ' . , 20. .GALLON cu 1 .. POl cClaas dub'. nam. I 1-. '' . .: ~ •· •. . ' ;~PTIC·EI NO ~ii~AWA . NO ' · ·. ·• j":'URNs FIRst·· coMEi ·· · · · . . or Cllllllll! FOmef I . ·' .· ·$· . REG~ . · . ·. ' 39.9.$ ' .· .....,........:- - ·. SlUCI_PAN I " AUCEP \ '.. . . LIV·ING .. ·•••· Mr. • lrop I ' LIST · 39.95 cr I ) -...,. 1 1/2 QT.; _) l• . ' '· ' . i . : S:; '• I �'' '' '· c . . ' Glrla, 24 mcililta to '361110111bo, IIebe ' .... .L"~... L111D Klndef. - ~ M!"L ~ames Klndor; GalllpoUa, 4rll place; Chril!llna .Caldwell, ~ of Mfl. Gilbert Caldwell, , Mer<8rvlllo, ilo<ood . place, 11101 MUI!u . 'Mcriade, · daual>ler of Mra. Doll McDade, Golllpolla, tldnl plica. Boyo, 24 IIIOIIIbo to 36 _ . , Kevin €alter, aon of Mro. Bad carier, AJICkiOft Plkei fl r It place; Mark Allen Barno, .., ol Mrs. Carol Burnt, . . - plaee, <~1 111 '1tistopher TQPI, 1GD of Mrs. Velberl Tope, 'EUreka Star Rt, Udrd place. 1).!2 MOIIITII. W!N~RS OF THE PRETTY BABY BEAUTY CONTEST: 0.12 - · · Sllerry Harvey, daughter o! Mrs. Ronnie Harvey~ · &loon ~ daughter of Mrs. Harold Lookldo; Barry Sbtetl, 101'1 or Mra. Morrla bets; Aaron Stallloy, 8011 of Mra. Bob Stallloy; Craig Smith, 8011 of Mra. Clyde Smith; RoJI• Jones; daiJI!hter o! Gone Jooes; Rhonda CarW, daughter of MrL Rlmle Carter; IApi LJ1II llbodoo, daughter of Mra. Joclde IIIVldes; WU!llm Bollll\l, ..., of Mrs. W!Uiun Bomott; Jomea Franklin Mulilnlt m, 100 o1 Mra. JllllOI Franklin Mullinl 0, and Brllll Jlurho, 1C11 of Mra. John Burke, ientintl named "Bobo'" and ''Bozo,'' ti elowna were Miss Brenda PUI • ' C.nloA Dr. J. Gord~n ;Gl~ert. ' ~.:. ,. _. OPEN ,aJDly annou11001 the MotJliig of.lf& OjJiee · . .' , TO THE GALLIPOLIS .' MEDICAL ' CEttt•R '~: ~. ' ,;; . :·4:00 ••' . . NIOHTS to 7:00 ,.·'lOMaS BANK . 1~. 't t~;; 11 &eota, aon or Mro. Morris Sleets, Crown City, first place; . · '. ffltl ., iSlYINGS . co. ' ,.,.. &-~i;;..,. .............. ' ' } ' 1 ~ ·" . Craig Smith, son of Mn. Clyde &nith, . Bidwell, second place, and Aaron Staniey, .... o! Mrt • Bob Stallley, 510 Third Ave., ' · -.~o1';.;itr~i ·~~"'"" Mltrtair F.D.I.C. • ·, · 1 · ' PoMiiOT, 0. I ( IIINNJ!;JCi ut· '1'111!: I'KI!.Tl'Y BABY COIITEST, 12 IIIOIIIha to :Ia rnonlho: Dellloe Jolmoon, of Mro. Dave Johnaoo; Chrlatophor Rhodes, son of Mro. Talm~~ge Rhodes; Jennifer Hatcher, daughter of MrL WWIIIn Hatcher; Gory Robert Cox, eon of Mro. Bobby Cox; Rebecca L111D Kinder, dalll!hter of Mra. Jamea Kinder; Kevin carter, oon of Mrs. Bud Carter,ln 1ront are Brtndi Putney and Dobbie Pullley, dlu&htor SPECIAL TROPHY - GoUla County Junior Fair Proaldent, B. B. Ma1thowa presents Mrs. Paul Wagner, (Chotterbo>:) with 1 special ll'Qphy lor her work on bebal! o! the lair. MrL Wagner was mistress of ceremonies for the Farm Bu. roau Talent Show and the PreU;y Bahy ContesL Tho trophy "" onocrlbod "Presonted to Chatterbox lor her constant talk!~ j GALLIPOLIS - Bob Evans ern FFA, Ohio Valley Bank, ~2; Slusago Shop, lor the third con- Joey Slone, ESR, Galllpulla, Han.,...U YO year, purcllasod tho nan Trace Pioneers HI, Martin ~ cllamploo markil\hogalthe Ford, $32; Richard Gill, Rl 2, ~Ia Coullly Junlat Fall- Frl- Patriot, Cora Campers 4--11, John Johllaon, ~2: Und& Martin, Rt. dlijaftel'llllon. ;Manailer Glendon llliott paid 2, Crown CIQ-, Ohio Valley Girls SIYe Neldl, Rt. 1·~ Cheshire, f....fl, Evana Packing, $29; Ron· $1.42 a pound lor Ills prized nlo Hutchings, Rt. 2, Patriot, llllmal. Needo, Rt 1, Cheshire, 9DuthWII&tem ·FFA, Bob Evana II a rnernber of tho Jl)'ler Crook Farms, $29. ,A, Carl lllrlver, Rt. 2, Patriot, Cadmus Country Boya f..H, North Lall year, Evaoo SOUSIIO ~ plid a record $1.50 a pound to. Procklee, $28; Cathy Slone, ESR, U,· top animal, alao oxhlbltod Galllpollo, llaMao Trace P I o1!7 iiOidoln 1967. (CooUouod OD PliO 20) DamY Needs' roiorte cbam&>lcln hog sold lor 60 a pound diuins Frldly'o el&bth IIIIUII hog lalo. II was purcbuod by Bob Evans Farmo. Darin¥ lo a member of UtUe Kyger Valley Boys t-a He relldos oo Rt 1, Che- T p : 01 Sl · Evans (Who Else?) Buys Champ Hog h "' • ' p p. a COIJ1)1ete surprise to Dene a& . ,, "' I I ~ n was •tti)IIII! -J:., b R : ~." O:liiour Jurdor , lbo plctl,u'e lndl<J'-L 'II 1968 CHEVROLETS~ 72 NEW 1968 II " Sl bt G1 Bo lr< ::::=-= ELl IN :etU SAVE TODAY ON THE CAR WORTH OWNINGI Some Dealers Ask You To Buy A Car. Not Because II' s Great But Because It's . On Sale. Wt Think Yoli Should Save On A Car Worth Owni.. ~ . ,.·'..' ' ' ' -~ lhlro. EIIM1-Ibreo hoP - . sold durlni tho 1968 aalt. Tho top ' ••era&ed 48 31 conta a pound. Tho avoraaw Clnclnnltl market prtco Frldly ""' 21 centa a hop.-· pllllli. tho filial 3.1 ll)ld 011 a "dloico or priwilolle'' ballo. NIDa blo'•r• JOfcllasecl Ute · liDal 85 animals. Tho nine-· . 1YOI'JPd~J5cents M JICIIIId. IIIII - ~-.... 1 1 I'QIIar c.:o• Practice.. llibW:PoRT ~ . . .. Tilt Mljp ~la!t 'SciMiill ' Band wiD-~ r""'-"aal• Tlieaiii:J•·~· Bowen, director, ..,,.;.;..., rohlll'oals wl~l. bet ··1 s:lo' p.m. 1o s:app,m; PAGE 11 Extension is Given Corps •• b .. SUNDAY AUGUST 4, 1968 VOL. 3 NO. 27 C,.amp Nets $1.01 Pound I .' ..•:' ' GREAT . FRJENDI ' ;:: ney, an lith grader, and Mil Debbie l'llllley, hwr oilier, seventh ~rador, both at GaiU Academy. . Amooncod by Mro. Paul Wll ner, better lmown as 11Chattlz box" of WJEH radio, the wii ners were as fol1owl: ~ Glrlo, 0.8 montho, !l!ercy liiJ vey, daui!hler of Mro. R~ Harvey, Rt, 2, Patriot, I I r I place; &.san Lookado, danpteol Mro. Harold Lookado, Rt 1 VInton, second place, and Kim berly Woboter, daugtrter o! Mrl Jolm Woblter, 648 Fourth AYo., third place. Boy a, O..S months, Bar r ~ 1M JollniOD, Cit,, 1110, UonedJI!e llbal 43 .......... lDII Jolin McNeill a "root" em. ... Ute hOt the tem'l Jil'lluro climbed 10 11 ~· . llllet lbe .,. ·Ill• p aile-' ~.., . the aall ...,• uhllll· club, dtii buyer Pii4' ,per buOo- . GALLlPOUS - An extenaioo ol $22,640 was gramod to the Neighborhood Youth Corps Project July 15 to OMblo onrollooiiO continue on their jobs until October 31, 1968. According to the Bureau of Work-~ Pnlii'IIIUI Dlotrlct Office, this extension was granted to give the NYC operating tuall until tho llscal 1969 opproprlatlona are roleaood by C<qreiL The extenalon budget aiiDI'Is 26 NYC ooro)looo, 13 ooch lor Meigs and Gallfa cOQIIty, to work 32 hours per week at a rate-. pay of $1.40 per hour. Thus oppro>imately $1,500 per week lsiiPIJI( on salaries In the two counties and additional Income Ia pro>ldoil for 26 famllies. Between Doc. 11, 1967 and tho 1IOl'k -rvloora wbo coJuly 20, 1968, the wt.<>!-school oporole with ua In lllvillll oor • NYC project hal toochod the rolloea tralnlllll and llqJOrvllives o! 94 ywng people In the sion," Webb added. '"WWtbout two oountloa and haoprovldedad- these men lllCI ......... oor NYC dltlonal Income In tho amowrt of project could not operate. Tho.. $45,000 to !arnlllos In tho two supervisors aust &lvo their · counly area. In addltlm 11> the time 10 observe 'l!!!l onlulla dollar benefit to the economy o! each young per aoo. 'Iii order to tho tw~oont;y communlcy, these procllce a rol!ablo, dopondablo, young people have received on. and able worker, It Is the retho-Job training and aupervlolon &p<llllbillly of all auporvlaort .. wlllch will prepare them lor per- Ill make correcttens and _ manent employment In private Uon&, '' he lllld. lnduotry. According 10 WUilam Webb, 0, S. NYC director, the sue- cess ot an NYC project cannot be measured entirely In a dol- 60 Sian o....:.,on -e- Cll>u._. For Direet Talks lar and eenta value, for arla is SAIGON (UPX) - !bt;y mem''The value nrust be meaaured bers of the House o! Ropro•by the number cl success stor- tatlvea have llsned a potiUoo ies connected with the projects, n propoo!og a mlJSinn to Hanoi to Investigate e pooalbnlty of dihe said "By starting wtth a 7oung per- rect peace 1-- actually a aocondary benefit. Vl-.n, It son who has had lltUe or no Vietnam and work experience andtra1ningthis wao loamocl~:l.rday The potl person to a job well, we have halt the me taken one lndlvld!al from the Vietnam's 1 r bouse, ltltea rolls of the unemployed and ere. alod a -klns, sell-supporting clearly thll 111o Unllod Slatlol and tho VIet £Gig lhould piiJ lndlvldual, •• he said. ''I personolly would llkeiO ex- IU>ordlnate roleo In lillY formal poacetalka. tond • of oppreclatloo "' ! �'' '' '· c . . ' Glrla, 24 mcililta to '361110111bo, IIebe ' .... .L"~... L111D Klndef. - ~ M!"L ~ames Klndor; GalllpoUa, 4rll place; Chril!llna .Caldwell, ~ of Mfl. Gilbert Caldwell, , Mer<8rvlllo, ilo<ood . place, 11101 MUI!u . 'Mcriade, · daual>ler of Mra. Doll McDade, Golllpolla, tldnl plica. Boyo, 24 IIIOIIIbo to 36 _ . , Kevin €alter, aon of Mro. Bad carier, AJICkiOft Plkei fl r It place; Mark Allen Barno, .., ol Mrs. Carol Burnt, . . - plaee, <~1 111 '1tistopher TQPI, 1GD of Mrs. Velberl Tope, 'EUreka Star Rt, Udrd place. 1).!2 MOIIITII. W!N~RS OF THE PRETTY BABY BEAUTY CONTEST: 0.12 - · · Sllerry Harvey, daughter o! Mrs. Ronnie Harvey~ · &loon ~ daughter of Mrs. Harold Lookldo; Barry Sbtetl, 101'1 or Mra. Morrla bets; Aaron Stallloy, 8011 of Mra. Bob Stallloy; Craig Smith, 8011 of Mra. Clyde Smith; RoJI• Jones; daiJI!hter o! Gone Jooes; Rhonda CarW, daughter of MrL Rlmle Carter; IApi LJ1II llbodoo, daughter of Mra. Joclde IIIVldes; WU!llm Bollll\l, ..., of Mrs. W!Uiun Bomott; Jomea Franklin Mulilnlt m, 100 o1 Mra. JllllOI Franklin Mullinl 0, and Brllll Jlurho, 1C11 of Mra. John Burke, ientintl named "Bobo'" and ''Bozo,'' ti elowna were Miss Brenda PUI • ' C.nloA Dr. J. Gord~n ;Gl~ert. ' ~.:. ,. _. OPEN ,aJDly annou11001 the MotJliig of.lf& OjJiee · . .' , TO THE GALLIPOLIS .' MEDICAL ' CEttt•R '~: ~. ' ,;; . :·4:00 ••' . . NIOHTS to 7:00 ,.·'lOMaS BANK . 1~. 't t~;; 11 &eota, aon or Mro. Morris Sleets, Crown City, first place; . · '. ffltl ., iSlYINGS . co. ' ,.,.. &-~i;;..,. .............. ' ' } ' 1 ~ ·" . Craig Smith, son of Mn. Clyde &nith, . Bidwell, second place, and Aaron Staniey, .... o! Mrt • Bob Stallley, 510 Third Ave., ' · -.~o1';.;itr~i ·~~"'"" Mltrtair F.D.I.C. • ·, · 1 · ' PoMiiOT, 0. I ( IIINNJ!;JCi ut· '1'111!: I'KI!.Tl'Y BABY COIITEST, 12 IIIOIIIha to :Ia rnonlho: Dellloe Jolmoon, of Mro. Dave Johnaoo; Chrlatophor Rhodes, son of Mro. Talm~~ge Rhodes; Jennifer Hatcher, daughter of MrL WWIIIn Hatcher; Gory Robert Cox, eon of Mro. Bobby Cox; Rebecca L111D Kinder, dalll!hter of Mra. Jamea Kinder; Kevin carter, oon of Mrs. Bud Carter,ln 1ront are Brtndi Putney and Dobbie Pullley, dlu&htor SPECIAL TROPHY - GoUla County Junior Fair Proaldent, B. B. Ma1thowa presents Mrs. Paul Wagner, (Chotterbo>:) with 1 special ll'Qphy lor her work on bebal! o! the lair. MrL Wagner was mistress of ceremonies for the Farm Bu. roau Talent Show and the PreU;y Bahy ContesL Tho trophy "" onocrlbod "Presonted to Chatterbox lor her constant talk!~ j GALLIPOLIS - Bob Evans ern FFA, Ohio Valley Bank, ~2; Slusago Shop, lor the third con- Joey Slone, ESR, Galllpulla, Han.,...U YO year, purcllasod tho nan Trace Pioneers HI, Martin ~ cllamploo markil\hogalthe Ford, $32; Richard Gill, Rl 2, ~Ia Coullly Junlat Fall- Frl- Patriot, Cora Campers 4--11, John Johllaon, ~2: Und& Martin, Rt. dlijaftel'llllon. ;Manailer Glendon llliott paid 2, Crown CIQ-, Ohio Valley Girls SIYe Neldl, Rt. 1·~ Cheshire, f....fl, Evana Packing, $29; Ron· $1.42 a pound lor Ills prized nlo Hutchings, Rt. 2, Patriot, llllmal. Needo, Rt 1, Cheshire, 9DuthWII&tem ·FFA, Bob Evana II a rnernber of tho Jl)'ler Crook Farms, $29. ,A, Carl lllrlver, Rt. 2, Patriot, Cadmus Country Boya f..H, North Lall year, Evaoo SOUSIIO ~ plid a record $1.50 a pound to. Procklee, $28; Cathy Slone, ESR, U,· top animal, alao oxhlbltod Galllpollo, llaMao Trace P I o1!7 iiOidoln 1967. (CooUouod OD PliO 20) DamY Needs' roiorte cbam&>lcln hog sold lor 60 a pound diuins Frldly'o el&bth IIIIUII hog lalo. II was purcbuod by Bob Evans Farmo. Darin¥ lo a member of UtUe Kyger Valley Boys t-a He relldos oo Rt 1, Che- T p : 01 Sl · Evans (Who Else?) Buys Champ Hog h "' • ' p p. a COIJ1)1ete surprise to Dene a& . ,, "' I I ~ n was •tti)IIII! -J:., b R : ~." O:liiour Jurdor , lbo plctl,u'e lndl<J'-L 'II 1968 CHEVROLETS~ 72 NEW 1968 II " Sl bt G1 Bo lr< ::::=-= ELl IN :etU SAVE TODAY ON THE CAR WORTH OWNINGI Some Dealers Ask You To Buy A Car. Not Because II' s Great But Because It's . On Sale. Wt Think Yoli Should Save On A Car Worth Owni.. ~ . ,.·'..' ' ' ' -~ lhlro. EIIM1-Ibreo hoP - . sold durlni tho 1968 aalt. Tho top ' ••era&ed 48 31 conta a pound. Tho avoraaw Clnclnnltl market prtco Frldly ""' 21 centa a hop.-· pllllli. tho filial 3.1 ll)ld 011 a "dloico or priwilolle'' ballo. NIDa blo'•r• JOfcllasecl Ute · liDal 85 animals. Tho nine-· . 1YOI'JPd~J5cents M JICIIIId. IIIII - ~-.... 1 1 I'QIIar c.:o• Practice.. llibW:PoRT ~ . . .. Tilt Mljp ~la!t 'SciMiill ' Band wiD-~ r""'-"aal• Tlieaiii:J•·~· Bowen, director, ..,,.;.;..., rohlll'oals wl~l. bet ··1 s:lo' p.m. 1o s:app,m; PAGE 11 Extension is Given Corps •• b .. SUNDAY AUGUST 4, 1968 VOL. 3 NO. 27 C,.amp Nets $1.01 Pound I .' ..•:' ' GREAT . FRJENDI ' ;:: ney, an lith grader, and Mil Debbie l'llllley, hwr oilier, seventh ~rador, both at GaiU Academy. . Amooncod by Mro. Paul Wll ner, better lmown as 11Chattlz box" of WJEH radio, the wii ners were as fol1owl: ~ Glrlo, 0.8 montho, !l!ercy liiJ vey, daui!hler of Mro. R~ Harvey, Rt, 2, Patriot, I I r I place; &.san Lookado, danpteol Mro. Harold Lookado, Rt 1 VInton, second place, and Kim berly Woboter, daugtrter o! Mrl Jolm Woblter, 648 Fourth AYo., third place. Boy a, O..S months, Bar r ~ 1M JollniOD, Cit,, 1110, UonedJI!e llbal 43 .......... lDII Jolin McNeill a "root" em. ... Ute hOt the tem'l Jil'lluro climbed 10 11 ~· . llllet lbe .,. ·Ill• p aile-' ~.., . the aall ...,• uhllll· club, dtii buyer Pii4' ,per buOo- . GALLlPOUS - An extenaioo ol $22,640 was gramod to the Neighborhood Youth Corps Project July 15 to OMblo onrollooiiO continue on their jobs until October 31, 1968. According to the Bureau of Work-~ Pnlii'IIIUI Dlotrlct Office, this extension was granted to give the NYC operating tuall until tho llscal 1969 opproprlatlona are roleaood by C<qreiL The extenalon budget aiiDI'Is 26 NYC ooro)looo, 13 ooch lor Meigs and Gallfa cOQIIty, to work 32 hours per week at a rate-. pay of $1.40 per hour. Thus oppro>imately $1,500 per week lsiiPIJI( on salaries In the two counties and additional Income Ia pro>ldoil for 26 famllies. Between Doc. 11, 1967 and tho 1IOl'k -rvloora wbo coJuly 20, 1968, the wt.<>!-school oporole with ua In lllvillll oor • NYC project hal toochod the rolloea tralnlllll and llqJOrvllives o! 94 ywng people In the sion," Webb added. '"WWtbout two oountloa and haoprovldedad- these men lllCI ......... oor NYC dltlonal Income In tho amowrt of project could not operate. Tho.. $45,000 to !arnlllos In tho two supervisors aust &lvo their · counly area. In addltlm 11> the time 10 observe 'l!!!l onlulla dollar benefit to the economy o! each young per aoo. 'Iii order to tho tw~oont;y communlcy, these procllce a rol!ablo, dopondablo, young people have received on. and able worker, It Is the retho-Job training and aupervlolon &p<llllbillly of all auporvlaort .. wlllch will prepare them lor per- Ill make correcttens and _ manent employment In private Uon&, '' he lllld. lnduotry. According 10 WUilam Webb, 0, S. NYC director, the sue- cess ot an NYC project cannot be measured entirely In a dol- 60 Sian o....:.,on -e- Cll>u._. For Direet Talks lar and eenta value, for arla is SAIGON (UPX) - !bt;y mem''The value nrust be meaaured bers of the House o! Ropro•by the number cl success stor- tatlvea have llsned a potiUoo ies connected with the projects, n propoo!og a mlJSinn to Hanoi to Investigate e pooalbnlty of dihe said "By starting wtth a 7oung per- rect peace 1-- actually a aocondary benefit. Vl-.n, It son who has had lltUe or no Vietnam and work experience andtra1ningthis wao loamocl~:l.rday The potl person to a job well, we have halt the me taken one lndlvld!al from the Vietnam's 1 r bouse, ltltea rolls of the unemployed and ere. alod a -klns, sell-supporting clearly thll 111o Unllod Slatlol and tho VIet £Gig lhould piiJ lndlvldual, •• he said. ''I personolly would llkeiO ex- IU>ordlnate roleo In lillY formal poacetalka. tond • of oppreclatloo "' ! �.,. '·' J,lttiOs-lientl.,J;&!llll,, Alll!llll t, 1968 :Yankees Defeat Orioles, 3•1'- etor in Pi-oject · G<'WPOLIS • ~ Malcolm 0.... Dr, Leow'G Ostllllld, and lo cle- 1 , NEw YORK (Vf'O - MtCU, ·"H..:>t , - · ocored the UH>rooklag . ~ .,...ntia· grld• . ~lllor7. ~ · tor lllolesceruto•oi'k Glbbo ..., trllillled off thin! _.acisrpN (UPXJ - Tllo - Nl (:hanee llruek oat eight and afln an 1111JUOQOIIflll _ . , bmllera b7 Kfll ,llarreli!CII, Joe walked two aa he ......... hia oo alhi-owlng enor b7 Bool · buallltom))t by SloWemyit. Tbe Fo:y • • Dalton 'Joneo -red reeord 1110-10. Pwell IIi thtlhlrd Imine Satur- Yl!lkee• bed ftlled tbo buoo .., Did! Elliowortll and tllo BOtot... The Tl&aro mointalned tbelr cla,y as tile New York YIIIMea Glbbo• oln&le and two walks. Red Sao; 1D 011 8..'1 triumph "''r llx-pme lead doaplte the lou defeated' !be Baltimore Orioles SloWOIJl)Te,, """ out 111~ ..tai~ Angelo Solurday duo 1D Baltlmore'a lo" to New 3-1 IJebl!l<i ,tile HVOD • bit piloh- .two and walked ~eo iD pining 111.tile flrll. pmo of a day.flight York, 3-1. The Twins soored. iJlg of Mel SloWem,yra. hla 12111 rietory of tbo lloiUon, double-holder. run In Old! of tbo llrst fA>ur The Yuik,.a 11M Ued ' tho lllowacl the Oriole run In the !mingo qainll Eorl wu..., and aeoro at 1.-1 In tllo third Imine ftrll lmlng oo walka to Don In, PAUL • MJNNl!:APOLIS JCllm Wyatt, .., ....eeutlvo olngleo by ' 110)' Balord rmd I'IIWell aandwlohed (UI'O - Dean Chance allowecl Cesar Tovar 11artec1 the ftrll White and' Mantle and Joe Pep- aroond Curt·Ble!ary'l - t o and onl1 lour blto Solurday In slitCb- witb a olngle rmd lltlOJ'OCI oo a "1 ..... .;. . . . . . . . ... Itone's groond rule - • • which a rorceout. the lllnnesota Twlno to a triple by Rlcb Ree1e. In the bouilced lnlo the right field The loss was Hardln'a seventh W vic:tor:Y over tile American aecond, Rl~ Rollins olngled and lhe laMdi ,_ • IMifthlnl" , ·-.r ~lri~ ·••ller II Glllll!<lla · llll. ~em ollllalioiiL . • ' .J~ !1111\ ~ lid~ llllll""'r . Orallllh II .,.j, of 54 ...,p.. •· lo ·~"! ao.a l!olc~r • .....,. '-<hlan l!!el ~ller • , J~· ~pr llx-4f0oil inltlll!le 011 Iori '!)>o . l)lrtl~ In u. IJ>o '·: Ttit¢11"1 Rural YllUIII at Qlllo ltitute. lie ad!{da;.,ut, 1110 tor' · .ulll•llt:f In AtllellL Iller Solly J<i!ml~ reside wltll ; •tile p....-m, llmded by tile · 11101• two'c~ildrellj Tla,l3monlba ., Otil9' ~ llolrd 01 Ropnto, and Tara, 21 iilonttls, at a2o · wu ctelted by OU Profesaor, 'Fifth Ave. · filii. a . ' 3 Accidents ·Jleported GALLIPOLIS - No por!IOIIll !lad to be treated for lnjurloa iD t11ree acclclonto lnveatlpted Frlda.Y by tile state H!pwa.v poi lrol. . WhUo driving a bil!hWa.Y de· porlmenl truck, Horllhel D. Norris, 42, Racine, ttlpped a rock iniD the w!Ddsbleld of a car driven by LOnnie G. Wat- :12, Plttoburgh, Pa., breaking the win. dow. The accident occurred at 4:t5 p.m. oo Rt. 7, I mile swill of Rt. 33. There were no clta .. taUons and no injuries. In another Meigs County ae - J!l lng ddent, Dennis Bales, 23, Rl 1. Gallipolis, was swill on Rt. 7, 3.4 miles south of Rt. 248. Attempting to mske a right turn, the driver ot the other vehicle, Walter Warren, 45, Pl. Pleasant, failed to sloP and struck the Bales ear in the rear. There was moderate damage . to the Bales' car and slight clamage to Warren's. Bales and his : passenger, Verna P. Bales, 19, the aame address, complained •" ofot iniurles but were JK:Jt treated ·' immediately. Warren was dted cia"""" ldoderlle occur<ed to both volllol\1!. ·In an acddent em Rt. 160, .2 miJ01 1101'111 of .RI. • • 35 at 10:35 p.m. stanley S. ,Spirea, 58, Gallipolis, was go. • iJlg sw!h on Rt 160 llhen he went off the right side of the road striking a ear driven by Uncia Dwm, 22, WUIIamsporl, Mel. ~\>ires was oiled to tbe Gallipolis Municipal Court Aug, 5 for ·r eckless operaUOn. There were no UUuiea. MassembaDebat Reported 'Absent' BRAZZAVIT.LE, Congo (IJPl) - The army saturday overthrew President Alphonse MassembaDebat tor '"betraying Ule ldeala of the 1963 revolution.'' The coup was disclosed In a Brazzaville Radio broadcast i> ,, mwi_z~ :~~., If,~ . t. BAIINE'ITE Extenllori ~·-tia ' I io• .• ~( ~ ~,~ - · wllll a ctad!.i' llilt statue ao amain teature,tllellidc ..(C!r ·\!Jib' ,~1111ik~IIIIPl~· , MaooD camtY iinl" a thew Sb'~ ~- .. , ~ aft, ;,~ ·'t~!r.~~ PT. PLEASANT:_ LaatTialrs- a · "Pal:edioe of FUIIIilla" 11 : litO!'"'~ llllll 'l"" 1~. ~ -BY IID:st;RT day oveniDr,undor graeeiUipolm t.Wero .-ted and clillliJQ«< MALCOLM OREBAUGH I \ · ........:.... --, " .:X ot nm con-currently. 1y -r, Pol• "*'" 14 Face County Judge On Traffic Charges .25 ' • 1 't1.,!• ' ' butweknow, the Devoes" :n JANET WOODARD, Rio Wrarwlero ~ Club, !1 preiOI'.Ied llrq>lly by Jobn MorPJI. MoKntabWla>leo Hardware ror~uri~¥ iq> hoaors In the Western Horae SOOwmana~ (13-14 years) dW'In& last week's Gallla County Jwrlor Fair. She received a perfect acore. ,I Yaulhoutlhf...,.•al..., ... _ , ., · No, indeed, Thtrt are hundredl and they're the linOII bunch Of palntt 1ou'Ve twr oeon. ..... ••• l' ~ BeoiU"' each DeVOl paint II made tO do aoit>t!llllc lob In on extra-opocjaiWIIJ. ~ •• CGftlllillll? Not IIIII. Juet toll your Devoe deoltr !illl!l'l Ul) ~~~ JOU WMI II> porlnl and any pro~~~,tmo you·w encounteroclln tht pall Wo'lloeolhat you 1101 tht rluhlJlllnllor ~ 1111 Jolj, and ,...II . . . . - the multa. Be S11e to VIsit 011 Display At The Mason CountJ Fair Aucust&-10 • .. . .. \ Wh.en ~u know ~Devoe ., . ••' \ ) l .tl I ~. •' • nipt Phllodelphla at Hooston, night American League Slancllnga 113 Vnlled Pre 81 Jntentallolllll (Nipt ...... not Included) W, I. Pet. GB Detroit 66 41 .617 BaiUmore 59 46 .562 6 ct...taod 59 50 .541 s Bolton 3S 50 .~1 10 Ollldrmcl 54 52 .509 11\2 N"" York 50 53 .US 14 Mlmesota 50 55 .476 15 Calllornla 49 57 •WI 16\1 Chlcqo 45 ~ .441 18\1 Wallhlnaton . 38 64 .373 25\1 S.lurday'o Reoults Boston 8 Calitornta 3 (Ill), day CaiHomla II (2nd), night Now York 3 11a1t11non I Mlmelola 4 Detroit 0 . Clovelrmd 4 Oill<lrmd I Wallhlngton at Chlca~ . 2 (lwl- Amatewf u. ~,~si}9VI~L • Tourney Dates · "" . Are Announced ••• • ••' ,. ' I I cardl will .. -- • Sf. LOUIS (IJPD- The surg. . The Cards' first nm c:ame In the first lmlng. Lou Brock walkeel, llolo second rmc1 moved to third on Bob Toian'o f110U! be!ore seorlng on Roger Marta• : doJ as Rand,y llunciley blooped slnglo. · : - a two-run alnai• to esp a three- Hands allowed three other aiD: l'llllfltst lmlng, Illes ·- to Mike S!annon iD the : BUI Hands, llho went the ftrot second, Julian Javier In !be lltlh • oeven lmlngs, and PhD Ropn and Tolan iD the llxth - while ; made the tllree runs stand up recording bls l2lh victory •· ; I I they slopped lhe Cords lin plait six defeats. He has won ~ llh hilL IInce Ken Holtzman six of blo last aeveu pmes : . bell tho Cards .., a two-ltltter Regan pitched the 11na1 ~ ~ Frlcla,y night, tile Cobs have lmlngs for tile Cobs rmc1 wao : lhnlllled !be Corda on eight hila . touched for two hila·rmc1 one un: In thela'l"" pmes, . earnod run. The run In the ninth : : Tbe CUbs( who'Ve now w o n tame when Tolan was safe on ::C ftve strat;hl, moved to witlllll Don Kuoa!nger's error, went to • · U Plfleo 'of tho Cards ao IIIey second on Mario' inlleld out and : : routed loser Ra,y Wutmurn tor scofed on 9uumon's two . out ;. three nmo· In tile llrot IDning. olngle, ~ With one out, Glom Beckert Regan lhon atruck out Jovler : and ~ cWUIIams alnaled and 1o end Ill• pme. : Rm Siiio'• walk lolidod tile . ~.bases. il'aoiilurn then tooot4 ~ . • .. '. ;!iwnd pitch to acorellolo.ri.lol1iiii\I~T·III,~Q ~and lluodlay rolknred with I two;:lo " '"'" bloop alngie over third Chat :f.:hand6ci,Wa......,.hlafourlb losa ' . . : iDg Chlcqo Cob a, challdng up : . their .22nd victory In their last : 29 prnes, edged tile leaguo~eod.. : iDgSt. Louis Cardlnala3.2Satur- f l J......,., • Chicago Edges Cards : ort_. j . Nlllcnl l.oque SlandiJWS 113 Virlled Press Jnternational Night pmoa not lnclolled W, L, Pol GB .. St. Louis ••••• 38 .651 ~ ...... 56 51 .523 II uucaao ••••• 57 52 .523 14 Cllrc:lillltl •••• 53 49 .520 I 4'h Son Fran. •.•• 54 53 .5115 16 Plt'.aburJ(l •••• 53 55 .491 l'l'h New York •••• 50 59 .459 21 PhUedeiPhla •• 48 57 .457 21 Los A"'eles •• 47 60 .439 23 Housloa ••••• 46 61 .430 24 S.!urday's Rooults Son Fnnelsoo 7 Plttaburgh 0 Cblcaa<> 3 st. Louis 2 Clncllurill II Atlanta 2, lwl-rilght New York at Los ~le1, twf.. O I 'fll*illilg ..... ' .,... .... . Oblo PenllantiarY ror t period mlsoed. _ IOCCiliL Gllla M prelldtd d not leiS thin one nor more Concorni!W the eoofeooedJulli- 1o tile )tdslo, llrJ, BeiV Crick• ~ aevea yeora on a cbarge ol mont oo a promloaory note, tile_ ard, DemanllrlllfiD Aleat larceny. Tbe· oonteaoo will run. court decldod qelllot tile II&- ol Callall CootnQr, oDdllrL Jack oon-c:un'ontly with the two !eadanl, Wayae Baird, In ra.or.. Fnl1ll ol PIM;tnt. aenlences lmpooed for burglary o! ~ plalnti!!J, C1lli<ln J-• ' Followli>c retreelJJIMolll len• and lareeny. and Roaetta J - . The defellll- ed by the 4o11 Leadtrl Anol:laon groonds o! gross neglect of ant Ia to pay the plalntlla $1,~ t1oa, rlbbono pd awardl - · ducy rmd extreme cruelty, Char- 716, bel"! tile of the ploeaoaled by Juclilh Getb', Exlos W. Roys, Gallipolis, was prtnclj>al and interest clli on the 1ena11111 PrOtrrllll Aide. Rlblloll granted a divorce ll'om Emma note cuq~uted at 6 por oent par wlmerl red. Belinda LilehS. Bay~ :;;tnce the..., •were no .....,. !rom Dec. 30, 1960, and lleld, ~ Tttomaa, Cborl,ekildren, the partlea were re- ~~~ his costa expended. taxed Herdman, and Mellll& Mllleri leased from Ito form~r obli&a- at $9. 96. white,·Mlrio Fowler; blue, Linda t1Cils 1 and the deCeiiSint waa reIn another caae, Larry Stew- 11111, Clrol)'D.Bolea, DeniM Mealored to her forlner oeme of art plaaded BUII!y to the crime Dania!, Robin a.rdltte, Blrllora Emma Stewart. ol larOOIIl'· Slnee lho coorUouad. lAwla. COnnie !Ill IIU&IIa•. J.,. ~ motion of 0. plainUff, the drcumalallcOI are ... -~ i::oopor, BneriJ 1loltfaa Wedp, the cue of Ruth Alii Landers to require ~ lqoati- Cber71Bams. and,.Ndubi.atller. vs. Raymond Landers waa clio- Uon of oomence, the doleedant ll*fal rocoplllan 1111 linn .... placed .on problllon ror 10 lfl.. Cheryl Jlurna ol Cilllllll year' and ·Mloa Juclitb LallloY ol Le.. Loretta J. Pushl<ar waa.....,... tUt. Cilley! will ba .,...., Cowl· ed a divorce ll'om JOIOPh J, o<• rapro-uve In the • · Pushl<ar, Jr., m the _..ro of Wool Oulftl ..,..11 1D be bild · gro,. neglect of duly and ex· II .iaek.ii' M111 m AIIIUIIII2. lreQle cruelcy. The plai..ur wu 111e will .-1 a red. · Wlib. . awarded the care and eultociY rmc1 blue checll wool 0011t· rmc1 a of the mlmr child. For all)port ereem,y whiteliaolcclnutllltllbe ol the chUd the defendallt mull mede. Jutly will reprollllluall pay and .25 JlOWII(Ip per !be -lillie limit ..,... ror week, .and he must 0011111110 lite tiiOM ialdq tile Comptlte COlpresent hoapilallzatlon lnaur- lumo .p!'OjeOt. anee coverage 1111 the c111ld. 111e will DIOdll a11 " lltlfl 11111• fleol' lenalh fl1riiW c;,w.t AND CARRY made of blue erepe wltll - · MIAMI BEACH (UP!) - He- ltlvo _... brl4 ·U'Iltlllll I h o IIUbU- Wiouu to attaid·'a ·~ldt!''<!Owb ·'tllo"''iddtl. ~ tllanoNianoe llera '1111!btelllyle....,. willbebe14. SoladliY"ha.ebottloUored,a . - · .., AII&Ust II adil14 at to flO ..., and pay later. crocllt lollll. .' · I . ~rri£ 4i0ftpet. '· ,,.~_, li!!!i ~·~ ~,Jpliil~ ,I*'• "'{jio';;..,JH!Jowolrart Ia !1111111111. tile ~ a GALUPOLIS - Six cases were dll!POBed of Thursda,y and Friday In Gallla County emunon Pleas CourL Accused o! breaking and imler· lng and larceny, John Lawrence pleaded guUiy. He was sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary by Judge T w Mitchell for a period of 1~ 58 than one nor more than IS year• on the charge of burglary, and not loBS than one nor more than seven on the charge of larceny. The oertences are to ! I" • ........ -""" Standings .;, i~ '} 'l.:<~ ~et,h)J~,t.'to:b~ a .,~ Lawrence Sentenced to Ohio Pen · ~~~~...Lilli.:; an army communique whieh said tormer Defense ltDnister Augus- . Mason.Cou-qty 4-8.Girls:: J)b;alf\v·' l#v '-11:· Lawrence was also found BUll· of violoUng the terms of his tin Polgnet .had been alked Ill probation .when he c<IIIJI!itted replace Massemba ~ Debat ,~"be_. cause of the absence of the chlet the cr~s of burglary and Jar. eeny and was sentoneed to the 1o Meigs Councy Court Aug. 9. of state." • • ~· ' ' • ' nlght) Sad~ki Fllll812 - ~~ FRMn:~co-(UpO- RIY ~1d, ~,t ,fl*ll'l41!.J.~RI~ by atrlklns- ou! I~ hattera satorclay and Willie MoCovey oocked lng llanda. aplnll 13 victories. mRAM, o...land Oblo (UP!) - Browns' ~,. The p...,. aeaom foot1IOII prne Is lesa that a week awa,y, and 14 Pla1· era are attn ·unslgned. Browns oftlolaia said elJht starters are still among the IJI1oo olgaed. They Included M o n t e Clark, Ernie Green, Gene Hlokerson lind Paul Warfteld tram: the offense and Bill Glass, Jbn Hoo"""" Mike Howell and Dale Undoey from the defe110e. others still outside tile fold were Lou Grou., C11tton McNeil and Ralph Smith. In only three cases are the management and the blred help regarded as far apart in ten;na. Coach Blanton CoUier, diesplte the absence of sCIIle of his . COME .SEEI COME SAVE AT TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERSI : • :•• ••• CREDIT QUALITY AND TIFFIN CREDIT For WEDDING AND EMGAGEMENT RINGS ! •.I ,' GOOD TI!JING GOOD • . Reconlllll 'fAPES? stalwarts as Jack Nicklaus, day with a $25,000 prize to tile winner. More than 120 of tho 1q> professionals, Including defending clwuploo Arnold Palmer, will emlpete In the 72-hule event along wUh several outstarxling field were Joluulv Poll (1964), and Hebert and Tom Wetskq:~r, 1M Trevino, Doug Sanders, Julius Boros, Bob Gooiby and Dave Stockton. Fromer champions ln t h e mous Firestone course Thurs- amateurs Crom around the na... American Claasic In 1962 as well as a year aao, is ~ a hoot of fllvorites In the tour,.. ment, which opens Tlalrsda,y, rate& The puros of $125,000 showed a Now 10-U ror 111e ....... sa. $25,000 boost this year, making dedd alao notched bl& olxduhut- the Claasfc one of the rlchest out allhorlsh the Plrllea c:ollect- on the protesotonal goll tour. ecl niDe bill. Scllno of lhe stars expected to live Palmer a sll!f challenge !or the Drat prize Included such a ..,........ - e r In laadbw the Son Francisco Glantl to a 7~ vlctDry over the Plttoburgh PI· \THEM 1 9''-5''·7" REELS AT. Ill! WITH TIFFIN PORTABL~ TYPEWRITERS TIFFINS .. TIFFIN CREDIT AS L,DW AS 7.50 per month , /. GilSON ~ ,~~,- 1.. 50\ OFF 1, DYNAMIC · MiCROPHONES ""'!f .ZEICO CHROME PLATE ' Roli &-Reel Sets FROM 1,95 SELF-IMSTRUCTIOti ...,,·ra• BOOKSI •• REG. 22.95 MO'' 1G.45 . OF CRIDIT-.oPI" .' . GUITARS AMD AMPS ON '· . CREDIT lUST 3 TIFFiN. CREDI .JEWELERS UJ WILLIAMSON , . • 416 MAl" STiii!!ET . BILL WELLMAN PLIASAtn', W. Vk. GRETSCH HARMONY KAY PGA championships · here at Firestone. The best golfers In tl1e world will be clailenglng the rogged ca- and Moiloo oplnst oni another. N .challt>lonalllp ai1911 will foiiFo Jllli Dietz of tha NYAC, JOhD. VIII Blom of Lojw Beaoh ..... Lall ~ - of"- ..... . , . . . . . . . hal orUred • 1ara_e eontiJpnl IQ the lour and palra:wllh aeV.n .,....., ' I' I ' · . ',, l, < : I 1 1J::. • ''\o Nieldaus In Ryun Ready For Comeback starter for e"')erlence. Collier saki he also was encouraged by quarterback Bill Nelson, who has shown Im- Following Long lllness WALNUT, Callt (UPl)- Jim quall(y for the U, S. O._lc pmes track and ~lid teom Au&. meet at Mt. Son - o Col· provement in his ettort to acJ.. · tqun, t11e ...,.ld's leodlrw mller, just rram the Pittsbur&b steelWill make a belated ellort 1o era' system. aid~ lined for several months by an attack oC mononucleosis. intormed HUmer Lodge, chlirman of the V. S. Olympic Tnck Committee, he felt rewly for bls PrOOI.ble Pitchers 113 United Press lntel'JIIUonal (American League) Detroit (McLain 21..'1) at MIDnesota (l(aat 8.6). Waoblngton (Booman I • 6) at Chlcaao (Fisher 5-1l. Baltimore (Phoebua 11-10) 11 New York (Barber 5-3~ California (Brunet 11·10) at lloltonJl!ell 8.6), Ookland (Doboon 8 • 11 and Hun18r 9-8) at Cleveland (liar. pn 6-11 and Siebert 11-1> 2. (NaUOIIOI League) ClllciDDIU (CIOII!n&er s.6) at Atlanta (Ntekro 10-al. Chl<liO (Janldna 12-10) at st. l.ouls (Giboon15-5l. PhUedelphla (Wiae 6 - 8) at Houaton (WIIooo 8-12), New York (Selma ~and McAndrew 0-1} 11 Loa Arlleloa (K&. klch 1-5 and Ooleen 8-15) 2. Pllllllurtlh (Bunning 4-11) at Sin Francisco (lloUn 4-3). eusmAND mile because he recently met the Olympic qualltylng o-..J iD the 880 yord run with ol:17.9 clocldr@;. A Ume of 1:48.6 or bettor Is required to enter the 01ymploL llokler of 111e world reoord of 3:5L 1 lor ll1e mile, Ryun alao holds the mark for the "Metric lllle" with a Ume of 3:33.1 for the 1500 metero. But theo far thlo year blo teo! Ume ror the milo has 4:04 ~hUe 4:00 lo required to quall(y for tho Rami.TPARTS S.Heno"'fW. or Don lllrit PH. 4464060 IA.M. T06P.M. DAILY "If We Don't Have It -We11 Get It" fi-Tat.twaS.Mce'•' Te uqMolor W.-k~IIIYI. . In . 6Stme 24 HOW' ca.. Wredcer lervl• At Thla Loutlifi ,......................--........ n.~~ Sunday's NmTeOW SIIYw Bridge Sh his Ubleos. llfun deolcled to atlelq>t the for Mondoy thro1J8h Wednesda,y, with lhe ftrst round beginning Thursda,y. Lefthander Bob Charles of New Zealand will laad a hefty internati... contingent of golfero In u,.J tournoment 0 t h e r !orelgnero Included B r u c e Cramptoo of Auatralla, AI Boldlng of Canedo, South Africans Harold pd Allan Henning, Tony Jacklin and Clive Clark of EJWland and Sugl Suglmo!D of J.. canton, BAIRD BROS. AUTO PARTS OUTLET fi.rat mlle since recoverlDg frmn pan. ' .•. . ., games. •. out, reaarded as one o! the twe - Ohio golfers who won plaeea • Lod&o .............. that 11yun or three tq:t golC courses in the in the lleld in the recent qual!- would he Umed at both the mile country. During the past eight !ier at Firestone were Don MU- and the ISOO meten In the pretournomente pJI1ed here, on!¥ lor of Cleveland, John WUIIams Olympic meet and that Umers Geor&e 11e111no of would be available at both tile sewn goU'ers have been able to of bella of metric rmd yard cllstaneeo In break par of 280 in a 72-hol.e Youngstown, Rich Clewland, PhD Ferranti of Tl)o other events so that any record event. Pncdce routxls are scheduled ledo, C1l!f Cook Sr. of Porrys- polled It either distance could burg, Dick RI\Yan of Sylvania, be submitted !or omctal reeogand Dick Schwartz of Slloker nition. Surd~¥'• Tho lootured ·~ 5ual ...... .. Jay Hebert (1961), (1963), Ken Venturi AI Gelbe!'ll (1965). Getberger llao won Hurlers NEW YORK (UPD- The 94th Annual Nlllonal lloWiJW champl..,.hlpa will plaoe Aug. 10-11 II New York'o Orchard Beach LlaOOa with top oarsmen ll'om tha Eaot and Wellcuq~et.1"1 iD the Important Olynt)i<>yeu ewe& Tho Ve!ller Bolt Club, t h e N"' York Alhlellc Cbb, liar· ........ ca- and the Ulli..,.elly of P01111ylvanla are the lapEast.om enlrleo whUethe LcqBeaeh RoWing A11oolatloo and the Lake WallhiJWloll Rowing Cllb carey Woat c.ut c:olorslntolblsmeeL The Maxlcan Olynt)lc 1o1m alao will COII!IIele In the All NYAC, ROYAL FIN£ Demario """ moved In John Wooten's left guard spot alter spending hia rookie year •• · e tackle. He has other problems in learning the new posiUon, Iince half the Umo he io pJI1· ~ al~side two new centers Ill rookie Wayne Mcllulllo and baolqJ ;roard-<:enter Ccveland. Rogular center Fred Hoaglin has only one tuU ae1son as a .1.1~. ~--~0, Firestone Lt.Y· Palmer, who also woo the .., AIJ&. 11 'will oerll 'voopor, .,. good procres•, though." Odom- lege. AKRON CUPll- The aeventh Amerlcon Golf Cla11lo, one of the iq> golf tourl\llllento on the PGA tour, opens over the ta- ~lctvoniL Bot~ !Jr WBBB~B GO . jWE HAVE ,ICf ...,dill Cil ""' HIS & HERS ., - rectly a month from nOw. lle'a making Seventh American Golf Classic .Opens Thursday Aug. 10.11 "' l ~ •• . stars, said progren is being made in workouts at Hiram College. The players receive a series ol now pJI1s dilly, but work 111!1 weekend ""' devoted to reveiwlng them ln order to get their feet on the ground. The Browns take their annual lrlp to the West Cooot this week and open the OllhibiUon seaaoo Friday night 11 Los ~eo, The latest pJI1ers signed by the tront ortlce were gu1rd.s · John Demario and Jim Copeland and center Fred HOIIIlln. "I'm real qleased with the way Demarle Is reacting to the guard pooiUon," CoUier said. '"Of course, thlrws come .._, which 1 hope he will meet c:or- wild 1101 after (!ltchor SUI ·illdiO'fl· Ill ot.ruek 1 tile baoeo . loeded ..... KttbiU flalded loat Clnltnal'o mtued . . tag ... IPII!I 1D rmd lholl tllmr llle to IJra$. · " Billy Harrla wallled, ........ iD Salmon, and J<lllnDI 1laed a linl!le lnlo right field. Wilma Vogle replaced- Joba scored on Ron Clarke's triple. Front Reeae doubled rmdaeoredm.Jola! Roaeboro'a - l e iD tte third By Four Slrokee and iD tile fourth Clark olngled, atolo aecond rmd scored .., a ciu.CAGO (Up!) - _ , . . olngle by Tovar. elwuploa Jaek Nl'oklaul, of Coo lumbua, Oblo, elided hia third CLEVELAND (IJPD - Lou round of 0. 65th Wealltnt ~ JolmUI'I two • nm single apark- golf cbam,plonohlp 8aillrdQ' by od a three....., 11!111 Inning rmd holing oat a live !aut aqlo to TOllY Horton homered iD tho llxth grab a lour...troke lldvaDio&o II Saturday ao tho Cleveland In- the ~r mark. dians lll1lllPed a tllree.pnie too. The 28?'-~ former Ohio iJlg streak wilh a 4-1 vlctDry Stole golfer turned Ill hia lOCoed over the 08klrmd Athletics. alx under par 65 of the ""'""" Chico Salm1101 reached llrst In mont to 1!1-t blm a 202 1o1a1 ror the llflh on Ted Kubiak' o throw- the three tli)l ' of .........d.... The Kansas speedster, Event Slated or-all Dotroll Ttpro. 14 .Browns Unsigned 94th Rowing I! Lea&ue~eadlng lng-· --··· Jlftd!·· ......,. ....... .r·' 9"1 ..,._r, ilcaDd· Ohio Ar..teur Chall1>1on Bob Lewis Jr, of Warren will ba among ll1e amateurs """'"ling. Last yoar's U. S. Amateur challt>loo Bob Dickson alao rriU be entered, but tbls Ume he lo a professional rmd dolrw quite well 011 ll1e PGA tour. GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. Of THE MOII1II UTTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM W L Senators • • • • ••• , •.••8 1 White SOx . • , • • : • • , • .1 1 Tigers ••••. , •••••••5 2 Oriales •••.•.•••••• 4 3 'Athletics • , , • • • • • •••3 · 4 Red sox ......•...•• 1 5 Yankees • ... . •• •..• •1 7 b:I:Haas • • • • • • • • , • , • •0 6 TOTALS 29 29 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: Wblte Sox 6. sanatoro 5 (8-lnniqro) . White Sox 5 Orioles 2 THIS WEEK'S GAMES: Monday - Indiana VL Tlgero Tuosda,y ·- Red Sox VL Yankee& Wednesda,y - Orioles VL S.J>o lloro Thursda,y - Alhlolico VI. White Sox Friday - Tlpra VI, Orloloo Gallipolis MDtor Co., Your Local Chevrolet- OldiiiiiOilllle Doaler Is proud to announce Warren Skidmore as their Sllelmlll ot ·the loloDth for July. Only thru el100llent aer.tc:e led a •ti'OIItl diealre to please t11e people of IIIia area can IIIia be .....,.. pllehecl. llr. Skidmore reoideo at E\WII'til!n with hla lovaly .nre, Mary Allee, and I chlldron, Romte, POllY, l'olll)' and Blclly. Gallipolis Motur Co. and Its employee& and . . . _ ment take• prldo In exlendiJW to Wll'ren and blollamliJ Ccqratulationa. ' .. �.,. '·' J,lttiOs-lientl.,J;&!llll,, Alll!llll t, 1968 :Yankees Defeat Orioles, 3•1'- etor in Pi-oject · G<'WPOLIS • ~ Malcolm 0.... Dr, Leow'G Ostllllld, and lo cle- 1 , NEw YORK (Vf'O - MtCU, ·"H..:>t , - · ocored the UH>rooklag . ~ .,...ntia· grld• . ~lllor7. ~ · tor lllolesceruto•oi'k Glbbo ..., trllillled off thin! _.acisrpN (UPXJ - Tllo - Nl (:hanee llruek oat eight and afln an 1111JUOQOIIflll _ . , bmllera b7 Kfll ,llarreli!CII, Joe walked two aa he ......... hia oo alhi-owlng enor b7 Bool · buallltom))t by SloWemyit. Tbe Fo:y • • Dalton 'Joneo -red reeord 1110-10. Pwell IIi thtlhlrd Imine Satur- Yl!lkee• bed ftlled tbo buoo .., Did! Elliowortll and tllo BOtot... The Tl&aro mointalned tbelr cla,y as tile New York YIIIMea Glbbo• oln&le and two walks. Red Sao; 1D 011 8..'1 triumph "''r llx-pme lead doaplte the lou defeated' !be Baltimore Orioles SloWOIJl)Te,, """ out 111~ ..tai~ Angelo Solurday duo 1D Baltlmore'a lo" to New 3-1 IJebl!l<i ,tile HVOD • bit piloh- .two and walked ~eo iD pining 111.tile flrll. pmo of a day.flight York, 3-1. The Twins soored. iJlg of Mel SloWem,yra. hla 12111 rietory of tbo lloiUon, double-holder. run In Old! of tbo llrst fA>ur The Yuik,.a 11M Ued ' tho lllowacl the Oriole run In the !mingo qainll Eorl wu..., and aeoro at 1.-1 In tllo third Imine ftrll lmlng oo walka to Don In, PAUL • MJNNl!:APOLIS JCllm Wyatt, .., ....eeutlvo olngleo by ' 110)' Balord rmd I'IIWell aandwlohed (UI'O - Dean Chance allowecl Cesar Tovar 11artec1 the ftrll White and' Mantle and Joe Pep- aroond Curt·Ble!ary'l - t o and onl1 lour blto Solurday In slitCb- witb a olngle rmd lltlOJ'OCI oo a "1 ..... .;. . . . . . . . ... Itone's groond rule - • • which a rorceout. the lllnnesota Twlno to a triple by Rlcb Ree1e. In the bouilced lnlo the right field The loss was Hardln'a seventh W vic:tor:Y over tile American aecond, Rl~ Rollins olngled and lhe laMdi ,_ • IMifthlnl" , ·-.r ~lri~ ·••ller II Glllll!<lla · llll. ~em ollllalioiiL . • ' .J~ !1111\ ~ lid~ llllll""'r . Orallllh II .,.j, of 54 ...,p.. •· lo ·~"! ao.a l!olc~r • .....,. '-<hlan l!!el ~ller • , J~· ~pr llx-4f0oil inltlll!le 011 Iori '!)>o . l)lrtl~ In u. IJ>o '·: Ttit¢11"1 Rural YllUIII at Qlllo ltitute. lie ad!{da;.,ut, 1110 tor' · .ulll•llt:f In AtllellL Iller Solly J<i!ml~ reside wltll ; •tile p....-m, llmded by tile · 11101• two'c~ildrellj Tla,l3monlba ., Otil9' ~ llolrd 01 Ropnto, and Tara, 21 iilonttls, at a2o · wu ctelted by OU Profesaor, 'Fifth Ave. · filii. a . ' 3 Accidents ·Jleported GALLIPOLIS - No por!IOIIll !lad to be treated for lnjurloa iD t11ree acclclonto lnveatlpted Frlda.Y by tile state H!pwa.v poi lrol. . WhUo driving a bil!hWa.Y de· porlmenl truck, Horllhel D. Norris, 42, Racine, ttlpped a rock iniD the w!Ddsbleld of a car driven by LOnnie G. Wat- :12, Plttoburgh, Pa., breaking the win. dow. The accident occurred at 4:t5 p.m. oo Rt. 7, I mile swill of Rt. 33. There were no clta .. taUons and no injuries. In another Meigs County ae - J!l lng ddent, Dennis Bales, 23, Rl 1. Gallipolis, was swill on Rt. 7, 3.4 miles south of Rt. 248. Attempting to mske a right turn, the driver ot the other vehicle, Walter Warren, 45, Pl. Pleasant, failed to sloP and struck the Bales ear in the rear. There was moderate damage . to the Bales' car and slight clamage to Warren's. Bales and his : passenger, Verna P. Bales, 19, the aame address, complained •" ofot iniurles but were JK:Jt treated ·' immediately. Warren was dted cia"""" ldoderlle occur<ed to both volllol\1!. ·In an acddent em Rt. 160, .2 miJ01 1101'111 of .RI. • • 35 at 10:35 p.m. stanley S. ,Spirea, 58, Gallipolis, was go. • iJlg sw!h on Rt 160 llhen he went off the right side of the road striking a ear driven by Uncia Dwm, 22, WUIIamsporl, Mel. ~\>ires was oiled to tbe Gallipolis Municipal Court Aug, 5 for ·r eckless operaUOn. There were no UUuiea. MassembaDebat Reported 'Absent' BRAZZAVIT.LE, Congo (IJPl) - The army saturday overthrew President Alphonse MassembaDebat tor '"betraying Ule ldeala of the 1963 revolution.'' The coup was disclosed In a Brazzaville Radio broadcast i> ,, mwi_z~ :~~., If,~ . t. BAIINE'ITE Extenllori ~·-tia ' I io• .• ~( ~ ~,~ - · wllll a ctad!.i' llilt statue ao amain teature,tllellidc ..(C!r ·\!Jib' ,~1111ik~IIIIPl~· , MaooD camtY iinl" a thew Sb'~ ~- .. , ~ aft, ;,~ ·'t~!r.~~ PT. PLEASANT:_ LaatTialrs- a · "Pal:edioe of FUIIIilla" 11 : litO!'"'~ llllll 'l"" 1~. ~ -BY IID:st;RT day oveniDr,undor graeeiUipolm t.Wero .-ted and clillliJQ«< MALCOLM OREBAUGH I \ · ........:.... --, " .:X ot nm con-currently. 1y -r, Pol• "*'" 14 Face County Judge On Traffic Charges .25 ' • 1 't1.,!• ' ' butweknow, the Devoes" :n JANET WOODARD, Rio Wrarwlero ~ Club, !1 preiOI'.Ied llrq>lly by Jobn MorPJI. MoKntabWla>leo Hardware ror~uri~¥ iq> hoaors In the Western Horae SOOwmana~ (13-14 years) dW'In& last week's Gallla County Jwrlor Fair. She received a perfect acore. ,I Yaulhoutlhf...,.•al..., ... _ , ., · No, indeed, Thtrt are hundredl and they're the linOII bunch Of palntt 1ou'Ve twr oeon. ..... ••• l' ~ BeoiU"' each DeVOl paint II made tO do aoit>t!llllc lob In on extra-opocjaiWIIJ. ~ •• CGftlllillll? Not IIIII. Juet toll your Devoe deoltr !illl!l'l Ul) ~~~ JOU WMI II> porlnl and any pro~~~,tmo you·w encounteroclln tht pall Wo'lloeolhat you 1101 tht rluhlJlllnllor ~ 1111 Jolj, and ,...II . . . . - the multa. Be S11e to VIsit 011 Display At The Mason CountJ Fair Aucust&-10 • .. . .. \ Wh.en ~u know ~Devoe ., . ••' \ ) l .tl I ~. •' • nipt Phllodelphla at Hooston, night American League Slancllnga 113 Vnlled Pre 81 Jntentallolllll (Nipt ...... not Included) W, I. Pet. GB Detroit 66 41 .617 BaiUmore 59 46 .562 6 ct...taod 59 50 .541 s Bolton 3S 50 .~1 10 Ollldrmcl 54 52 .509 11\2 N"" York 50 53 .US 14 Mlmesota 50 55 .476 15 Calllornla 49 57 •WI 16\1 Chlcqo 45 ~ .441 18\1 Wallhlnaton . 38 64 .373 25\1 S.lurday'o Reoults Boston 8 Calitornta 3 (Ill), day CaiHomla II (2nd), night Now York 3 11a1t11non I Mlmelola 4 Detroit 0 . Clovelrmd 4 Oill<lrmd I Wallhlngton at Chlca~ . 2 (lwl- Amatewf u. ~,~si}9VI~L • Tourney Dates · "" . Are Announced ••• • ••' ,. ' I I cardl will .. -- • Sf. LOUIS (IJPD- The surg. . The Cards' first nm c:ame In the first lmlng. Lou Brock walkeel, llolo second rmc1 moved to third on Bob Toian'o f110U! be!ore seorlng on Roger Marta• : doJ as Rand,y llunciley blooped slnglo. · : - a two-run alnai• to esp a three- Hands allowed three other aiD: l'llllfltst lmlng, Illes ·- to Mike S!annon iD the : BUI Hands, llho went the ftrot second, Julian Javier In !be lltlh • oeven lmlngs, and PhD Ropn and Tolan iD the llxth - while ; made the tllree runs stand up recording bls l2lh victory •· ; I I they slopped lhe Cords lin plait six defeats. He has won ~ llh hilL IInce Ken Holtzman six of blo last aeveu pmes : . bell tho Cards .., a two-ltltter Regan pitched the 11na1 ~ ~ Frlcla,y night, tile Cobs have lmlngs for tile Cobs rmc1 wao : lhnlllled !be Corda on eight hila . touched for two hila·rmc1 one un: In thela'l"" pmes, . earnod run. The run In the ninth : : Tbe CUbs( who'Ve now w o n tame when Tolan was safe on ::C ftve strat;hl, moved to witlllll Don Kuoa!nger's error, went to • · U Plfleo 'of tho Cards ao IIIey second on Mario' inlleld out and : : routed loser Ra,y Wutmurn tor scofed on 9uumon's two . out ;. three nmo· In tile llrot IDning. olngle, ~ With one out, Glom Beckert Regan lhon atruck out Jovler : and ~ cWUIIams alnaled and 1o end Ill• pme. : Rm Siiio'• walk lolidod tile . ~.bases. il'aoiilurn then tooot4 ~ . • .. '. ;!iwnd pitch to acorellolo.ri.lol1iiii\I~T·III,~Q ~and lluodlay rolknred with I two;:lo " '"'" bloop alngie over third Chat :f.:hand6ci,Wa......,.hlafourlb losa ' . . : iDg Chlcqo Cob a, challdng up : . their .22nd victory In their last : 29 prnes, edged tile leaguo~eod.. : iDgSt. Louis Cardlnala3.2Satur- f l J......,., • Chicago Edges Cards : ort_. j . Nlllcnl l.oque SlandiJWS 113 Virlled Press Jnternational Night pmoa not lnclolled W, L, Pol GB .. St. Louis ••••• 38 .651 ~ ...... 56 51 .523 II uucaao ••••• 57 52 .523 14 Cllrc:lillltl •••• 53 49 .520 I 4'h Son Fran. •.•• 54 53 .5115 16 Plt'.aburJ(l •••• 53 55 .491 l'l'h New York •••• 50 59 .459 21 PhUedeiPhla •• 48 57 .457 21 Los A"'eles •• 47 60 .439 23 Housloa ••••• 46 61 .430 24 S.!urday's Rooults Son Fnnelsoo 7 Plttaburgh 0 Cblcaa<> 3 st. Louis 2 Clncllurill II Atlanta 2, lwl-rilght New York at Los ~le1, twf.. O I 'fll*illilg ..... ' .,... .... . Oblo PenllantiarY ror t period mlsoed. _ IOCCiliL Gllla M prelldtd d not leiS thin one nor more Concorni!W the eoofeooedJulli- 1o tile )tdslo, llrJ, BeiV Crick• ~ aevea yeora on a cbarge ol mont oo a promloaory note, tile_ ard, DemanllrlllfiD Aleat larceny. Tbe· oonteaoo will run. court decldod qelllot tile II&- ol Callall CootnQr, oDdllrL Jack oon-c:un'ontly with the two !eadanl, Wayae Baird, In ra.or.. Fnl1ll ol PIM;tnt. aenlences lmpooed for burglary o! ~ plalnti!!J, C1lli<ln J-• ' Followli>c retreelJJIMolll len• and lareeny. and Roaetta J - . The defellll- ed by the 4o11 Leadtrl Anol:laon groonds o! gross neglect of ant Ia to pay the plalntlla $1,~ t1oa, rlbbono pd awardl - · ducy rmd extreme cruelty, Char- 716, bel"! tile of the ploeaoaled by Juclilh Getb', Exlos W. Roys, Gallipolis, was prtnclj>al and interest clli on the 1ena11111 PrOtrrllll Aide. Rlblloll granted a divorce ll'om Emma note cuq~uted at 6 por oent par wlmerl red. Belinda LilehS. Bay~ :;;tnce the..., •were no .....,. !rom Dec. 30, 1960, and lleld, ~ Tttomaa, Cborl,ekildren, the partlea were re- ~~~ his costa expended. taxed Herdman, and Mellll& Mllleri leased from Ito form~r obli&a- at $9. 96. white,·Mlrio Fowler; blue, Linda t1Cils 1 and the deCeiiSint waa reIn another caae, Larry Stew- 11111, Clrol)'D.Bolea, DeniM Mealored to her forlner oeme of art plaaded BUII!y to the crime Dania!, Robin a.rdltte, Blrllora Emma Stewart. ol larOOIIl'· Slnee lho coorUouad. lAwla. COnnie !Ill IIU&IIa•. J.,. ~ motion of 0. plainUff, the drcumalallcOI are ... -~ i::oopor, BneriJ 1loltfaa Wedp, the cue of Ruth Alii Landers to require ~ lqoati- Cber71Bams. and,.Ndubi.atller. vs. Raymond Landers waa clio- Uon of oomence, the doleedant ll*fal rocoplllan 1111 linn .... placed .on problllon ror 10 lfl.. Cheryl Jlurna ol Cilllllll year' and ·Mloa Juclitb LallloY ol Le.. Loretta J. Pushl<ar waa.....,... tUt. Cilley! will ba .,...., Cowl· ed a divorce ll'om JOIOPh J, o<• rapro-uve In the • · Pushl<ar, Jr., m the _..ro of Wool Oulftl ..,..11 1D be bild · gro,. neglect of duly and ex· II .iaek.ii' M111 m AIIIUIIII2. lreQle cruelcy. The plai..ur wu 111e will .-1 a red. · Wlib. . awarded the care and eultociY rmc1 blue checll wool 0011t· rmc1 a of the mlmr child. For all)port ereem,y whiteliaolcclnutllltllbe ol the chUd the defendallt mull mede. Jutly will reprollllluall pay and .25 JlOWII(Ip per !be -lillie limit ..,... ror week, .and he must 0011111110 lite tiiOM ialdq tile Comptlte COlpresent hoapilallzatlon lnaur- lumo .p!'OjeOt. anee coverage 1111 the c111ld. 111e will DIOdll a11 " lltlfl 11111• fleol' lenalh fl1riiW c;,w.t AND CARRY made of blue erepe wltll - · MIAMI BEACH (UP!) - He- ltlvo _... brl4 ·U'Iltlllll I h o IIUbU- Wiouu to attaid·'a ·~ldt!''<!Owb ·'tllo"''iddtl. ~ tllanoNianoe llera '1111!btelllyle....,. willbebe14. SoladliY"ha.ebottloUored,a . - · .., AII&Ust II adil14 at to flO ..., and pay later. crocllt lollll. .' · I . ~rri£ 4i0ftpet. '· ,,.~_, li!!!i ~·~ ~,Jpliil~ ,I*'• "'{jio';;..,JH!Jowolrart Ia !1111111111. tile ~ a GALUPOLIS - Six cases were dll!POBed of Thursda,y and Friday In Gallla County emunon Pleas CourL Accused o! breaking and imler· lng and larceny, John Lawrence pleaded guUiy. He was sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary by Judge T w Mitchell for a period of 1~ 58 than one nor more than IS year• on the charge of burglary, and not loBS than one nor more than seven on the charge of larceny. The oertences are to ! I" • ........ -""" Standings .;, i~ '} 'l.:<~ ~et,h)J~,t.'to:b~ a .,~ Lawrence Sentenced to Ohio Pen · ~~~~...Lilli.:; an army communique whieh said tormer Defense ltDnister Augus- . Mason.Cou-qty 4-8.Girls:: J)b;alf\v·' l#v '-11:· Lawrence was also found BUll· of violoUng the terms of his tin Polgnet .had been alked Ill probation .when he c<IIIJI!itted replace Massemba ~ Debat ,~"be_. cause of the absence of the chlet the cr~s of burglary and Jar. eeny and was sentoneed to the 1o Meigs Councy Court Aug. 9. of state." • • ~· ' ' • ' nlght) Sad~ki Fllll812 - ~~ FRMn:~co-(UpO- RIY ~1d, ~,t ,fl*ll'l41!.J.~RI~ by atrlklns- ou! I~ hattera satorclay and Willie MoCovey oocked lng llanda. aplnll 13 victories. mRAM, o...land Oblo (UP!) - Browns' ~,. The p...,. aeaom foot1IOII prne Is lesa that a week awa,y, and 14 Pla1· era are attn ·unslgned. Browns oftlolaia said elJht starters are still among the IJI1oo olgaed. They Included M o n t e Clark, Ernie Green, Gene Hlokerson lind Paul Warfteld tram: the offense and Bill Glass, Jbn Hoo"""" Mike Howell and Dale Undoey from the defe110e. others still outside tile fold were Lou Grou., C11tton McNeil and Ralph Smith. In only three cases are the management and the blred help regarded as far apart in ten;na. Coach Blanton CoUier, diesplte the absence of sCIIle of his . COME .SEEI COME SAVE AT TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERSI : • :•• ••• CREDIT QUALITY AND TIFFIN CREDIT For WEDDING AND EMGAGEMENT RINGS ! •.I ,' GOOD TI!JING GOOD • . Reconlllll 'fAPES? stalwarts as Jack Nicklaus, day with a $25,000 prize to tile winner. More than 120 of tho 1q> professionals, Including defending clwuploo Arnold Palmer, will emlpete In the 72-hule event along wUh several outstarxling field were Joluulv Poll (1964), and Hebert and Tom Wetskq:~r, 1M Trevino, Doug Sanders, Julius Boros, Bob Gooiby and Dave Stockton. Fromer champions ln t h e mous Firestone course Thurs- amateurs Crom around the na... American Claasic In 1962 as well as a year aao, is ~ a hoot of fllvorites In the tour,.. ment, which opens Tlalrsda,y, rate& The puros of $125,000 showed a Now 10-U ror 111e ....... sa. $25,000 boost this year, making dedd alao notched bl& olxduhut- the Claasfc one of the rlchest out allhorlsh the Plrllea c:ollect- on the protesotonal goll tour. ecl niDe bill. Scllno of lhe stars expected to live Palmer a sll!f challenge !or the Drat prize Included such a ..,........ - e r In laadbw the Son Francisco Glantl to a 7~ vlctDry over the Plttoburgh PI· \THEM 1 9''-5''·7" REELS AT. Ill! WITH TIFFIN PORTABL~ TYPEWRITERS TIFFINS .. TIFFIN CREDIT AS L,DW AS 7.50 per month , /. GilSON ~ ,~~,- 1.. 50\ OFF 1, DYNAMIC · MiCROPHONES ""'!f .ZEICO CHROME PLATE ' Roli &-Reel Sets FROM 1,95 SELF-IMSTRUCTIOti ...,,·ra• BOOKSI •• REG. 22.95 MO'' 1G.45 . OF CRIDIT-.oPI" .' . GUITARS AMD AMPS ON '· . CREDIT lUST 3 TIFFiN. CREDI .JEWELERS UJ WILLIAMSON , . • 416 MAl" STiii!!ET . BILL WELLMAN PLIASAtn', W. Vk. GRETSCH HARMONY KAY PGA championships · here at Firestone. The best golfers In tl1e world will be clailenglng the rogged ca- and Moiloo oplnst oni another. N .challt>lonalllp ai1911 will foiiFo Jllli Dietz of tha NYAC, JOhD. VIII Blom of Lojw Beaoh ..... Lall ~ - of"- ..... . , . . . . . . . hal orUred • 1ara_e eontiJpnl IQ the lour and palra:wllh aeV.n .,....., ' I' I ' · . ',, l, < : I 1 1J::. • ''\o Nieldaus In Ryun Ready For Comeback starter for e"')erlence. Collier saki he also was encouraged by quarterback Bill Nelson, who has shown Im- Following Long lllness WALNUT, Callt (UPl)- Jim quall(y for the U, S. O._lc pmes track and ~lid teom Au&. meet at Mt. Son - o Col· provement in his ettort to acJ.. · tqun, t11e ...,.ld's leodlrw mller, just rram the Pittsbur&b steelWill make a belated ellort 1o era' system. aid~ lined for several months by an attack oC mononucleosis. intormed HUmer Lodge, chlirman of the V. S. Olympic Tnck Committee, he felt rewly for bls PrOOI.ble Pitchers 113 United Press lntel'JIIUonal (American League) Detroit (McLain 21..'1) at MIDnesota (l(aat 8.6). Waoblngton (Booman I • 6) at Chlcaao (Fisher 5-1l. Baltimore (Phoebua 11-10) 11 New York (Barber 5-3~ California (Brunet 11·10) at lloltonJl!ell 8.6), Ookland (Doboon 8 • 11 and Hun18r 9-8) at Cleveland (liar. pn 6-11 and Siebert 11-1> 2. (NaUOIIOI League) ClllciDDIU (CIOII!n&er s.6) at Atlanta (Ntekro 10-al. Chl<liO (Janldna 12-10) at st. l.ouls (Giboon15-5l. PhUedelphla (Wiae 6 - 8) at Houaton (WIIooo 8-12), New York (Selma ~and McAndrew 0-1} 11 Loa Arlleloa (K&. klch 1-5 and Ooleen 8-15) 2. Pllllllurtlh (Bunning 4-11) at Sin Francisco (lloUn 4-3). eusmAND mile because he recently met the Olympic qualltylng o-..J iD the 880 yord run with ol:17.9 clocldr@;. A Ume of 1:48.6 or bettor Is required to enter the 01ymploL llokler of 111e world reoord of 3:5L 1 lor ll1e mile, Ryun alao holds the mark for the "Metric lllle" with a Ume of 3:33.1 for the 1500 metero. But theo far thlo year blo teo! Ume ror the milo has 4:04 ~hUe 4:00 lo required to quall(y for tho Rami.TPARTS S.Heno"'fW. or Don lllrit PH. 4464060 IA.M. T06P.M. DAILY "If We Don't Have It -We11 Get It" fi-Tat.twaS.Mce'•' Te uqMolor W.-k~IIIYI. . In . 6Stme 24 HOW' ca.. Wredcer lervl• At Thla Loutlifi ,......................--........ n.~~ Sunday's NmTeOW SIIYw Bridge Sh his Ubleos. llfun deolcled to atlelq>t the for Mondoy thro1J8h Wednesda,y, with lhe ftrst round beginning Thursda,y. Lefthander Bob Charles of New Zealand will laad a hefty internati... contingent of golfero In u,.J tournoment 0 t h e r !orelgnero Included B r u c e Cramptoo of Auatralla, AI Boldlng of Canedo, South Africans Harold pd Allan Henning, Tony Jacklin and Clive Clark of EJWland and Sugl Suglmo!D of J.. canton, BAIRD BROS. AUTO PARTS OUTLET fi.rat mlle since recoverlDg frmn pan. ' .•. . ., games. •. out, reaarded as one o! the twe - Ohio golfers who won plaeea • Lod&o .............. that 11yun or three tq:t golC courses in the in the lleld in the recent qual!- would he Umed at both the mile country. During the past eight !ier at Firestone were Don MU- and the ISOO meten In the pretournomente pJI1ed here, on!¥ lor of Cleveland, John WUIIams Olympic meet and that Umers Geor&e 11e111no of would be available at both tile sewn goU'ers have been able to of bella of metric rmd yard cllstaneeo In break par of 280 in a 72-hol.e Youngstown, Rich Clewland, PhD Ferranti of Tl)o other events so that any record event. Pncdce routxls are scheduled ledo, C1l!f Cook Sr. of Porrys- polled It either distance could burg, Dick RI\Yan of Sylvania, be submitted !or omctal reeogand Dick Schwartz of Slloker nition. Surd~¥'• Tho lootured ·~ 5ual ...... .. Jay Hebert (1961), (1963), Ken Venturi AI Gelbe!'ll (1965). Getberger llao won Hurlers NEW YORK (UPD- The 94th Annual Nlllonal lloWiJW champl..,.hlpa will plaoe Aug. 10-11 II New York'o Orchard Beach LlaOOa with top oarsmen ll'om tha Eaot and Wellcuq~et.1"1 iD the Important Olynt)i<>yeu ewe& Tho Ve!ller Bolt Club, t h e N"' York Alhlellc Cbb, liar· ........ ca- and the Ulli..,.elly of P01111ylvanla are the lapEast.om enlrleo whUethe LcqBeaeh RoWing A11oolatloo and the Lake WallhiJWloll Rowing Cllb carey Woat c.ut c:olorslntolblsmeeL The Maxlcan Olynt)lc 1o1m alao will COII!IIele In the All NYAC, ROYAL FIN£ Demario """ moved In John Wooten's left guard spot alter spending hia rookie year •• · e tackle. He has other problems in learning the new posiUon, Iince half the Umo he io pJI1· ~ al~side two new centers Ill rookie Wayne Mcllulllo and baolqJ ;roard-<:enter Ccveland. Rogular center Fred Hoaglin has only one tuU ae1son as a .1.1~. ~--~0, Firestone Lt.Y· Palmer, who also woo the .., AIJ&. 11 'will oerll 'voopor, .,. good procres•, though." Odom- lege. AKRON CUPll- The aeventh Amerlcon Golf Cla11lo, one of the iq> golf tourl\llllento on the PGA tour, opens over the ta- ~lctvoniL Bot~ !Jr WBBB~B GO . jWE HAVE ,ICf ...,dill Cil ""' HIS & HERS ., - rectly a month from nOw. lle'a making Seventh American Golf Classic .Opens Thursday Aug. 10.11 "' l ~ •• . stars, said progren is being made in workouts at Hiram College. The players receive a series ol now pJI1s dilly, but work 111!1 weekend ""' devoted to reveiwlng them ln order to get their feet on the ground. The Browns take their annual lrlp to the West Cooot this week and open the OllhibiUon seaaoo Friday night 11 Los ~eo, The latest pJI1ers signed by the tront ortlce were gu1rd.s · John Demario and Jim Copeland and center Fred HOIIIlln. "I'm real qleased with the way Demarle Is reacting to the guard pooiUon," CoUier said. '"Of course, thlrws come .._, which 1 hope he will meet c:or- wild 1101 after (!ltchor SUI ·illdiO'fl· Ill ot.ruek 1 tile baoeo . loeded ..... KttbiU flalded loat Clnltnal'o mtued . . tag ... IPII!I 1D rmd lholl tllmr llle to IJra$. · " Billy Harrla wallled, ........ iD Salmon, and J<lllnDI 1laed a linl!le lnlo right field. Wilma Vogle replaced- Joba scored on Ron Clarke's triple. Front Reeae doubled rmdaeoredm.Jola! Roaeboro'a - l e iD tte third By Four Slrokee and iD tile fourth Clark olngled, atolo aecond rmd scored .., a ciu.CAGO (Up!) - _ , . . olngle by Tovar. elwuploa Jaek Nl'oklaul, of Coo lumbua, Oblo, elided hia third CLEVELAND (IJPD - Lou round of 0. 65th Wealltnt ~ JolmUI'I two • nm single apark- golf cbam,plonohlp 8aillrdQ' by od a three....., 11!111 Inning rmd holing oat a live !aut aqlo to TOllY Horton homered iD tho llxth grab a lour...troke lldvaDio&o II Saturday ao tho Cleveland In- the ~r mark. dians lll1lllPed a tllree.pnie too. The 28?'-~ former Ohio iJlg streak wilh a 4-1 vlctDry Stole golfer turned Ill hia lOCoed over the 08klrmd Athletics. alx under par 65 of the ""'""" Chico Salm1101 reached llrst In mont to 1!1-t blm a 202 1o1a1 ror the llflh on Ted Kubiak' o throw- the three tli)l ' of .........d.... The Kansas speedster, Event Slated or-all Dotroll Ttpro. 14 .Browns Unsigned 94th Rowing I! Lea&ue~eadlng lng-· --··· Jlftd!·· ......,. ....... .r·' 9"1 ..,._r, ilcaDd· Ohio Ar..teur Chall1>1on Bob Lewis Jr, of Warren will ba among ll1e amateurs """'"ling. Last yoar's U. S. Amateur challt>loo Bob Dickson alao rriU be entered, but tbls Ume he lo a professional rmd dolrw quite well 011 ll1e PGA tour. GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. Of THE MOII1II UTTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAM W L Senators • • • • ••• , •.••8 1 White SOx . • , • • : • • , • .1 1 Tigers ••••. , •••••••5 2 Oriales •••.•.•••••• 4 3 'Athletics • , , • • • • • •••3 · 4 Red sox ......•...•• 1 5 Yankees • ... . •• •..• •1 7 b:I:Haas • • • • • • • • , • , • •0 6 TOTALS 29 29 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: Wblte Sox 6. sanatoro 5 (8-lnniqro) . White Sox 5 Orioles 2 THIS WEEK'S GAMES: Monday - Indiana VL Tlgero Tuosda,y ·- Red Sox VL Yankee& Wednesda,y - Orioles VL S.J>o lloro Thursda,y - Alhlolico VI. White Sox Friday - Tlpra VI, Orloloo Gallipolis MDtor Co., Your Local Chevrolet- OldiiiiiOilllle Doaler Is proud to announce Warren Skidmore as their Sllelmlll ot ·the loloDth for July. Only thru el100llent aer.tc:e led a •ti'OIItl diealre to please t11e people of IIIia area can IIIia be .....,.. pllehecl. llr. Skidmore reoideo at E\WII'til!n with hla lovaly .nre, Mary Allee, and I chlldron, Romte, POllY, l'olll)' and Blclly. Gallipolis Motur Co. and Its employee& and . . . _ ment take• prldo In exlendiJW to Wll'ren and blollamliJ Ccqratulationa. ' .. �··~fl ' . ,.. '' ·_:, •.,,.~ 't'lli.e..SOntinel, SUI!ciQ, Allguot 4, 1968 ' ,,F!J ·' '' ' ' · :·&g' In ., ' t ' 's Don Swishe~, 'lmpottaJt,~. , 196~· Marshall Grid Plans '. , ,, . season and Don SWisher of Pom· "' eroy ts one oi them. ' Swisher, a sophomore, looms as the quarterback starter for the Thurw:lering Herd. ''Naturally," says Moss, 011 number ot things will have to fall into place for us. There are certain key areas that we're simply going to havetodevel~.·· Among these, In addition oo I { ,I II < ~ ' · SWisher, Is Thurmond Carter, : a 5-9 and 206;Jound sophomore from Man. Carter has suddenly become one of these keys in view of the fact that John Hurst, •· a fine junior college prospect Little League White Sox Close In On Loop Leaders GALLIPOLIS - The White Sox ·edpd closer to the firlt •!1968 season. place Little League Senaton with 11 C&rter possesses all t he physical attributes, buthe'U need a 5-2 win over the Orioles Frlto come on awfully t:ast," says dll)' evening on Memorial Field. The Senators now lead t h e Moss. Uttle Leaaue by only one~ As tor the already~stablished game with an 8-l record while runner, Charlie "Choo - Choo" Jones, he was moved to Ranker the White sox are 7-1. The Senat the end of spring drills, but atorS meet the Orioles WedneaIf one of the junior college pros- dll)' evening and !toe White Sox pects should demonstrate h i s pla,y the Athletlce on Thuradll)'. The Orioles are now 4..3 for abillt,y oo handle the Oanker pc>o the •ea100 and meet the Senasltlon, Jones might well move tors 011 WedneMa,y and the Tf. back into a running slot, the gera on Friday. The Tigera are Herd's coaches be11eve. ttolrd at ~. In commenting on Swisher, Gil Price otarted for the OrMoss irlllcated the situation rests iolea and went the distance al~ was found to be Ineligible for the ' I r!' Green Bay Wins, cldent. ·· · De!enslvecy, along !toe Uno, Moss Ia countlilg on Robert Crabtree, a 2~0Wid Junior !rom Ceredo-Kenova; Harold Bennett, o 218 - polllld -or from St. Louis; Greg ·Gikas, a 22'/i><>Und Junior from Wheeling, and Richard West, a 2011i>ound Junior from Weirton. He~ a,pln. Moss 3~17 Star, Packers Too Much For All Stars lowing only !our hlti. He walked 11 and struck out 10. The White SOX tOok a 1~ lead In ttoe top o! !too tlrat lmlng 1rben Jim Noe walked, Tom Valentine otruck out and Dave Facemire doUbled to score Noe. Price !aaned Jeff Lewla andRogerTa,ylor to end the lmlq. Moss is reported counu._ on Three more runs croued the plate lor the White Sox In !toe top him as a regular In a wall-balo1 the second whan Bob Wallis anced defensive corps. olngled and hi a brottoer, Stove Wall11, doubled to acore Bob. BiLly Noe and John Sheets walked and then witt> the bases loaded Prlfe walked Jim Noeto!orce Steve / Wall!~ home 111tto a run, 71nducted Val tine Jtruck out. Facemire Into Football Hall of Fame grouJ\ded out 111tto Bill!' N o e ecorl • Lewlo 1ralked and Taylor ht into a flelder'a choice ) witt> Sb 8 out at the Pl~te !or · Ill• third t. The Or es got their nrst run In 'i!it of the fourth. Dave Thoma - alked, Mike Watoon grounded out. Price walked. Blll Lomley hit Inti> anelder'a<bolce members were lndueted Into !toe Pro Footboll Hall o! Fame here "' raise the total "' 54 In the six :years since the enshrinement began in 1963• and Thomas crossed the plate Those honored at saturday's CANTON (UPO - Seven new By PETE ALFANO Dallas Cowboys at Contoo, with the Orioles' tlrst 'run. No1- ceremonies on the st--s ,... or the UP! !Ports Writer $1 mllilon shrine Included: Ohio. !toe Baltimore Colts vlalt 100 Dra,y walked and ttoen Jim Norm Van Brocklin's glitter- tho Oakland Raiders In an Inter- Noe fanned RlciQ' Syrua and LarMarion Motley of Clinton, who Ing array or College All-stars league clash, the new ClnclnnaU ry Lane to retire !toe side. pined lime at Clnkln McKID' had some bright moments Bengalo play their first game . Price fanned Billy Noe and ley High Scbool and was a cOOl· Friday nlgbt, but they just when they host !toe Kansas Clcy Sheets In !toe top o! lttoe fifth. plete fullblck throogh eight couldn't outshine Green Bay's Chiefs and !toe San Frandsco Jim Noe walked and tllole aec- chomplooshlpa wilt> Paul ?Orpetual Starr. Brown's beveland Browns. Fo~· Nlners tangle witt> !toe ond. Dave Thomaa made ~ wild Elroy 11 Crazy Legs" Hirsch, The AU-Stars scored tor the Sen.. ..., Diego Chargers at Sen peg II> second and Noe 1\'0nt· Into llrst time in three yean againlri. Diego In another lntar~eague third. Price made a bad peJ to a Pll...,atchlng great with the the world champion Packers, conteot. t~d and Noe ltolebometoscore world chami>lonshlp Los Angeles but Bart starr threw throe On MoodlJY bight, th&'l!iliralo ' ~""lie So~laol:run. Rams teams. • touchdown passes to lead Green Bills pla,y host oo the Detroit Jim Noe had worked six InnWO)'IIO Mlllner, a tw<>WI,y ·' Bay to a 34-17 vlcklry In !toe Lions. 1 tngs agai.Dst the Senator& onMon~ great en:l with the world cham~ 35th amual chadty game PI:>well Trade Bait day and bad only !wr Innings o! plonshlpa Washlng!Dn Reds"\!'" ~ .Pla.yed at Chicago's Soldier Bills coach Joel Collier said ellg!blllzy left. He was relieved teams. ·: Field, before a crowd oi 69,917. Frldll)' he Is planning II> trade by Dave Facemire In !toe - m OIU Battles, one o! the all· ; Van Brocklin, coaching the veteran end Art Pl:>well, holder of the fifth. time great hal!ba<k& and I : Stars for the first time, was ol !toe American Football The Orioles acored ttoelrolher member o! the 1937 world cham- · ·! dlaaJI)Olnted in his team's Lealll8 career record for ron In the - m o! the sixth. plonahlp Waahlngron Redskins. : Inability to contain Starr- a touchdown receptions with 81. A Price faMed. Lemley wu safe Art Donovan, a detenahe Une-; feeung he experienced otten a1 plen!IM supply or good ra- on a wild peg oo first by Jeff backing great with the Baltl· : the former coach or the colver&, Including rookies Haven Lewis. NeiBOD Dr8J1 famed. ~- more Colts of world Utle fame ; Minnesota Vikings, Moses of Sen Dlol!l> State and roa walked. Larry ,Lane 111ng. In 1958. ''O.Ir 8&COIIdary Jet us down," Dick TrllllP of Florida, was ttoe led ocorlng Lemley. Tony FolCborley Trlppl, triple ltoreat the 11 Dutchman" said; .. I don't reaooo Collier gave !or pla<lng dan lamed for !toe third straight ·halfback and member o! !toe understand i~ we prec:lieed the 31-year..old Powell on time to end the rame. ••dream bac:kf'leld" of the C~Well, but we didn't play well." walvers and for aendlng him Jim Noe In !our 1nn1np al- cogo Clrdlnals, 1rorld champion Dale &lags Three home. Iowecl one run but never eave up ot 1947. ; carroll Dale was starr's An undetermined Ulness, af- • hit. He walked nve and atruck Alex WojclechiJWicz, a memfavorite receiver as he caught !ectlng two dozen player• and wt nine. Facemire allowed one ber o! !toe Detroit Lions and ,all three touchdown tosses rA 20, coaehea forced the Danver run oo t~ro hlta, walked one and Philadelphia Elgie tide teams (, 36 and 13 yards. BronCOI to cancel Frldll)''a lllruck wt ttoree. o! 1948 and 1949. ;. Jerry Kramer r:l the Packen wor-~; ~·Joe Nama111 and The w1n left Noe ~·• All the new enshrineea said · •••• a 3~n ·: shattered an All.star 1111111 veteran Blbe Parllll wtll share record. Facemire Ia 4-1 and Gil one thing In common, that this ; record when he booted a 47,yard ttoe quarterbacking duties to- Price Ia 2-3. was the greatest momeot of ; field goal midway thJ'OII8h !toe night when the Joto bold an Dave Facemire led all hlltero their life and one ltoey would : fourth quarter, breaking the lntraaoJad pme; St. Loots u he went two !or four at the never forget. : prevlooa mark or 46 yards oet In coach ' Cbarlle WIMer reported plate. Facentire and Steve Wal' Bat It was left to Motley to 1941 by Lee Artoe of !toe I h a t Clrdlnala cparterback lis had doubles, the only extra phraoe It best. i Cbl- Bears. Cbarlle Jobnooo and llnol>acker basa hits of tha game. Bob Wal"lt'o just like being elected starr completed 10 of hio nut Larry Slalllngs, both In the lis was one lor 000 , President of !toe United states, • ; 12 PIIIIS and finished wtlh 17 ol Ar111!', "are looking good" and The Orioles' hill were aln- he oalcL , :13 !or 288.yards before leevlng are expeeled to be available lor glee by ~en New and Larry Lane. : oarcy In !toe lourtto (lJ8rter. weekand games this aeaoon, and The White SOX left nine men · Four games tonlsfot hlgbllght Bollon Patriots rookie Joll! on booe ODd jiUide ena •rror FI'Otlh Will Report : llle nnt full weekend o! Breiten, a &-loot-&, 240i)OUnd while the Orioles left eight on · exlllbllloo football actlvlcy. defensive end, amooncecl hia base ODd hod four errors. Same As Others On • The Chicago Bean meets !toe retirement. White SOX 130 010- 5 t I Orlolos 000 101-2 2 4 Friday, August 16 Batterlea: White Sox - J. Nne (WP), Facemire (5) and FaeeGALLIPOLIS ·- All Gaii!,IIOIIs mlre, Noe (5); Orlolea - Price freahmen football candidates will (LP) andD, Thomas. report for Initial grid drtlla on Fridly, Aug. 16, according to a TRIAlS RESUI\IE member o! tha GAllS -chllltl ADENAV, GermaQj' (UPJ).. SYRACUSE - Hoot Syracu>e Moore tli&Od 1 si!Wle 1nd then ataf!SIIurday, aurprhed Dowler's TriiWilia- 111111 - out Rick Ash and Al>laa Quail~ nma 11111 bo hald A 111re story ljlpearlng·ln Frt· ilon o! Parkerobw-g by J)lllllng slammed b l - c k bose hits. today !or ~· German dti,Y'a PfiiOr made thingo a bit Geand Prix otter dellae lew oU a 4-3 oc>sat In !toe Syracuae Syracitoa'a only other hit o! contllal~ according to t h e caused cancelaUon of Frldi.Y' 1 Munidpol Pork POllY Lelguo !toe contelt wes a ftfth lllnlng apobamon, trial a. Tournament Frtd&JI evening, slrwlt by Leftfielder Moore. It was alao announced that Syracuse, Cirrlerellt t.am ol Dowler'• Tranamt.aslon ata.rt- baiL oond!Uonlng drms wW be held ~ slngle...llmlnatloo evem, ed 1 comablck eUorl In !toe Dowler'• Tranamtnton then movea lnoo the finale .., W..._ fourth by aCOJ'Ing one run when tallied Its ttolrd and IIIIa! marker on lfemorlal Field beldnnlng It : n...t.y against the ~rtm.r o! Jell WU!Iamson tripled and Tim In !toe laat Inning when Alh wOU.. 6130 each even1111 Ullo week, 1the Pomeroy v"' Eastern pme Valentine singled him home 111tto eel Roger Full 1nd be Jatir aeor- Slturclay'a condiUonlng drWa i .be!Jw plljred today at 5:30 p.m. <HA-' Uu&. UltH lnd I K~(Dj J.n.. ed as ttoe reault oE l)laoad bello will bo voted on by members o! the 1981 Blue Devil equed. ; · Two runs tn the bottmn of each nlng triple and a alxth !ramo am errors. '· 1~ At l•st 75 boys are taking i \If !toe Grot and third !nmeo single by Valentine ~rere the Alh, In hi1 three lnniJV OD the part In the pre-season condldoni' proved oo be the key to Syro- lone hltJ o!1 Syra<use's Jim Hub- mound, atruck out o111rt bottero l!w Pnl111'8111o Maximum time aleuae's "'JSet .victory. bird. and lulled three walkt. lowed by the atate Ia 90 minutes. Amos Moore, with one out ln Hubbard, a rJshtbander, pve bird, !toe 111nnlng pitcher, !lintlrot Inning, got oo through lr&JI to Lolli' Rick· Ash In the ned two and walked-. eiTor by Parkersburg' a sho~ top o! the fifth after hnrllng Laneo Emerick ...,... out . llve and Steve Jenkins adl'lnoed hh maxlmum number ollnnhvo and walked two ... ~ • ~ MEETING TVESDAY to second with a sharp slllo lor the weak, Hubbml had distance lor Dowler'• ~~.. SYRACUSE- Represe~tives 1o Both runners then the dlatance In Syracuse's 11-0 &!on. of all teams Interested In par· and with two outs, win over Cheshire oo Monday, BY INNINGS: tlclptJUon In a Pea Wee Tourna' Ab~es soeke<l ahard The ParkerallurJ team nar- Dowler's DOD 1011-3 4 4 ~nt at !toe Syracuse Monlclpaj drita llolne both Moore rowed !toe liP to 4-2 In the sixth Syracuse 202 1100 X- 4. 6 3 Park, beginning August 12, are wbea 1CUmich&el ac:ored on a Emerick & Shriner; H~, 1aked to lilel>d a meeting !or Syncuoe got Ito •Ingle by Volentine otter walk- (WP), Alb 5 & Al>lea. ":·· ~ at The Dally Seli!ne~ when Stove WI,.._ IJV IRtto two outs, stealltv se<• VMPIRES: Art Sto~Jalif.~ae Ma~c St., Pomeroy, oi 8 · ott >!ill! a walk, end ml taking third Clll Pllled Nelselrootl, Jim SOUitlby.' I '' p.m. 'l'lteldll)'. l j I ~ i ) ,. ' . ", I ' I' f . ·.!' : .• ' ,., . . ' ' ' . ' jSyracuse Surprises Foe, ~ips Parkersburg, 4-3 - ,. ' .. ............,. ., . ' . • • ' •'' • 'li ·~ ~ r' ,'1 • . . • ' ' ..J..j-ilt , ' .II aeemi ,tile, '*rd I~ ·~,. lillnl In h red . .not 1M ~In view of reeentdoyell!lllllelllt ·aona ot . _, bu .r.clllod II> the Soulbern LoW ,SchojO! Dla- )II cloee tho POrtland lullding; ·lrlet 1 'IIOUld like 1o IPife Mai'j< ljolmar, I ..,'1 ~ 'lillr tho ,..... . 'Bart Starr Au!IUII i, starr CIDCAGO (UP0- Birt Collelle almoat gave tlie All stars the complete lesSCII of ~ kl Pill pro.foolbalL Ot course, the rest of the . Chea~lra Tlpr~ ~ ~=t~~= . CONSOLATION' mNEBS - 't't!e 'dereated the Thurldl,y night oo' llnlah In third ploceln the lOth annual or .. er Ptanf' Little Leque Tournament. Thlr .lean), c._...... ID !he Ohio Valley Leque Into the IIIIa! 1111110 witt> a 14-1 record, having been tmde!eatetlln leque pla,y,llld losttvlo Arthur bo !toe aeml'llnal o!tha toumoment, Flrllrow, llo r, Rlclo' Smltii, ,Terry Loeaa, Tim W. . cas, Joha Baird, Jtlt Dobblna; 2111 ""'• JIDI Ward, Orlatld cr~, Eddie Rooo, Dav!4 Y{loa . and Jell Barger; 3rol ""'• Ccllcb llo1e .W..worlh, Rtlljjl Coulter, Eddie Swlahar, ~ ian!, Grog Mccarey, 11onn1e llouah, Wink llouah, Aao~ Coach. :' :. ttoe coasolotioo '\ Green Bay Packers were M1 J)lrtlcltlants tOo In a 34-17 decision over the 1968 collellana, but Starr was the dltleronce In the , . _ ..He had a terrific · night," collegiate Coach Norln Van l<$fth Brocldln said. uae picked lU apart starr i>I&Jied when Green Bl,y had !toe ball !or the !!rat 46 minutes. During thet time he completed 13 of 17~ases for 281 yards Including touchdown !Oases, oo Clrroll Dale of 20, 38 and 13 yards. Another toss oo Elijah Pitta .covered 72 yards and set up !he Packers rourtto loochdown of the night on 1 o~rd plunge by Donnie AMerson. .Van Brock! In, whDa giving full credit to Starr, also pointed out that the stars' sectllldary didn't c:ome ~ to ita performance In practice. "We clldn't play wen,•• he aald. "I don't underatancl tt. n Statr pointed out port ot !toe reason. '•For a good passing game," he aakt, •'ftrst you've go oo hove good pass protection, and ttoen you have to have the racelvero rumlng good ~!lerna. We got both o! them. I thou&ht · .we.. l!l!ll!ll!ll:b!~1Jn our tine and real One protec- w ..... tion." 'lh ..Tha warrant ~ras slpad . l;tiita, Marlarroated RuiiOU. It 12:· creak Rd., was ~ \,~. r-~~:.-=:'t;.~..a:;. d~nt ooa i · l~lthxlo- ' ,j •• ;·' ••1,, ' . - ~ Curtl•llouah, llllotetlllr ldtJollllrN . Cheater, were 7-llln the Middleport Lequi and'piiJed brllllalily fotho Knar ~· Till)' tied In leo8ue pb,y 111111 !toe lodlane. Fli'at ""'• I to r, Allon Acree, Joho Pot Rlll;f, staoley starlIng, Dlq: Acree, a-ge Batey, Jelt Glioao; .2nd 1"01f, Curtla llwah, Steve Walburn, Steve llraiiA>a, Dave Clraoy, Terry Brewer, KeiUI)' SJillder and Chester llouab. LITTLE LEAGVE TOP 10 IDITERS (Through Aug. 2) PLAYER, TEAM G AB J, Noe, w.s • ' • • ••••••••••• 8 21 K. Collier, Sen. 9 23 H. Slunder&, RS. • • •••••••••••6 16 J. Perry, Tig. • . • • •••••.•••. •1 23 H. Wether, TIJ. '7 2.1 L. Slndora, TIJ, • • •• . ••••••••• 5 18 J. Day, Yanks, ••••••••••••••• 8 19 H. Taylor, W.S. 8 20 H. Smith, Tlg. • 7 24 c. Griffin, Sen, ' 9 22 .. • • 0 •• 0 •• 0 • .. 0 •••••••••• 0 ••••• :. •••••••••• ••••••• 0 • • •••• ••••• 0 0 0 •• R H 10 11 18 11 2 7 7 llr 12 9 5 8 7 7 3 ~ 9 7 8 'i' AVG. ,521 ,478 .439 .434 .428 .3'75 ,368 ,350 .333 .318 ., 1'0 MEET COACHES POMEROY - Meat the eoachOS night Ia Tueadll)', Aui. 60 at 8 p.m. at the Eutem H h h Sohool, _,110\'etl~ · ·Ail>-· lotlc Boollers, .,.,, ,Dift; ~a, and ~!~iii~ Jill' - ' (jj. vlted. ·· , Our Great Art Getting ·.· · Deal~ ;.·~ , GrHitr Both New and·Usid C•rslrlced For .Quick Scile.~ · · . : · ·6:6 Pontiac ll)'lllllllalulil. T!da dollelt wao DOl creolad . Portland alone . and perbapo tillo !lnanelal erlda ahoold be thoroutlh17 lnvoatlptea and the racts made kno!m io tile public. Tho ~at octlon ill tho acbool · admlnlllr- ahoold' 1!e very earetulfl' tcrutlnlzed berortllll' 11na1 do<lsloo Is made to elqoa lite Fortland bulldbis. A I o n I range plan lor tho aebool pro. IJ'8IIl 1D the Southern LoW · = = ~"'::::do:: :8UYI . .· ., 1965 c.•IIIIC CluH hVIHt $32~ Gold mela11lc llnlsh 111111 gold lntorlot; fltll pqwer equipment. rldlo, tlm..t IIIIis, Coaltorl ~air • condlll..., tog. tocolly CIIIIIOd new CldJDaciJ'ade.' . · 1964 .Qitlac ILf. · ··.. · $1995 .. if~ Cilrolvn . .Ball .' J • ~ (C<ltilnlied lrllln - 10) .awardod lA> Etltlle Bltlir, GalllpQIII FFA, by tho A and p Groeory Store ol Galllpollt. . iuntor F.U 'Oleen !1111811 Win- ~ wai ·the folloWing to Dr. George W. Davis, Optometrist dalr7 · breed•: A,)TIIIIn - Ka11Q' fr7e, TrlaDIIa t-Il; s,<n~n Swill - BedoyLalda,t-Hwolaa;Guorn- . 111 _ Corobn liall, Ga!Ua Cle>veTflltea 4-11; IJollleln - Eddie Butler, Galllp)lla FFA; Jer117 _ Fred Deal, Raccoon Vallily t-Il, . Tile Junior Dlvldon Dairy 9towmanoblp Trot>IIY apoaaored by Ute Jack..., Cr«lIt Atan. waa toeelved by Jclbo. 117 PQllo, Raccoon Valley t-11. KaiiQ' P8JIIIO' wa1 Ute wtmer of Uta Senior Division Dairy ShtnJ. manoblp TrosiiiY whldl was apon- on his ()~~ We Were Happy To Have F11nlshed His New Office ,_..elkin ~-• ~ ' ' I ··t ··.~ ,. . COllECTIONS UP POMEROY - Salea tax ODIIacWOMAN KILLED tlooo IJ(.llelp CouJdl! !or July ol AKJlON (IJPI) •• CluJ Robertson, t8, Akron, .... kWed Slt- thlo ·y- 'tolaletl#&;i7t0llinparurday In a lwo • car collision ed 1o colleetlooo o1 f11;730.22 oo Ohio 8, Jult south of here. for July, last y-. 1U.... , •. 1 *1411 ~-- Asan., IDe, You Are Invited To Attend An With All GOOD WISHES _to Dr. ·Davis, Opiometrist at on his new office ROACH & .at. .PLEASANTS,. E.LECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ' Dr. George W. J]avis - Optometrist 458 Second Ave. . Sunday, August 4- 2-4 p.m. . IN .OROER TO ACQUAINT THE IWBLIC WITH HIS NEW LOCATION, DR. GEORGE W. DAVIS WILL HOI.J) AN OPEN HOUSE tHIS AFT~"RNOON FROM 2 TO 4. . HIS NEI OFFICE IS SITUATED IN THE OLD ALLIS_ON ELECTRIC BUILDING. FORMERLY DR. DAV· IS WAS IN THE BUSINESS AND PROFESSION· AL BUILDING AT 414 SECOND ,AVE. /1, 6.6 Po~tlac ·. 21 1:?5 66 Pontiac ·~ . .2~ . Booneville t dr1 ~·~ Onli clretullocal owner. ~,p..,.. ftnlab with J>eautltul lt!'lmi Interior. Air cOIMIItlon. ExcoPOiil """' dltl?n. .AT,PS & PB, II'AS t2,59S, :' .' :·, \ BooDevjlle ~ dr, liard T~. '·Qne <areAl! .,...., Orl.li1!'41 llnloh Uke ,.., f..T, P\>I>Pil. L!m·ni!leage, WAS t2,195. .' ' Blact wJt.h :b)aek • whlie, biteltor, ndlo, tJnled ..... .~ WIIIW un. . , I ' :: ::.:r:.~ ~:~a: A Pl:>rtland Area Citizen DOlle The EIKtrlcaiWork 2~395 •oerrtce of thO t!om.Ouni.O.tlurrfd lllien .lho P.,tor1. of .tho 11 VnitotU!aihodlit Cforlner EVIIJ cburchee In !toe .td'el, IIDOd It thO trOnt of ttoe talJorntcleandllldl'fltlualfam. ' 1111-~ e~cedlnB: t o:l•~•!c:l :" ~·:::~~oo~recl=b~y:llte::GaiU~~·=CountY~~Ani:·J~:::~::::::::::::::~ We Were Happy To Have . .Grand !Ports V-II 2 dr, liard Top. One earetw loci!Smart Turquoise 4nlah IR tto Ill v!Jilll bUcket ••II. Exannd.O: 4. ~. • obijl. 400'<u. In, e,_.ne, WAS f2,896. ' ' . might haVe some uauranee tMt· Animal• 1u ' '-···:· 67 Ch·rysler ' by ~ Cliollno V-II Z dr, .lith! Tq>. 4 ap. ahlft. 421e...... <are, WAS t2,295. · 67 -ulck . ' · erowda•hldor bulldb!lt which has even beon eoodollillad tilijl whleh has no pi&JIII'""'"f !acUWeo ·" " 1,~$5 'Sii.w'l · Newport 4 dr. Sedan. One earetw local owner. ~ diltll green Dnlab with irhlte top, PS.PB & AT, WAS t2,79$. ' Group,Home from Philmont lial... '-''"'.·~·'·· .budgat haa to b8 ~ the _ . . or Porllind ALONE. Tho Portland bulldiJill. II .t h:e newelt, mast moclmt - arlde acbool lllructure ID the dlllrlet and yet they »)in 10 IOqle il. our chll<!ren Ill ~ om • iire ..J..·; :., The Packers got o!1 to a 21~ lead as Starr1 alter misaiJw htu llrst two pauea, coamectad on 10 stralibt before mlsol~ The l'ackero' IIIIa! polnto also ogain. Meamrhile, Wecle Tr8Jil>ham, obtained only this week came on 1 field · goil, 47 yards from Atllnta, kicked 1 3D-yard by Jerry Kramer, lor 1 new All Star game record. field suoL .. J11p God rnado ltllolo. Thll ..U tor pneUce, Then He lllldo S c b o o I Board I." · 1bla 11 ttoe "'¥ moat o1 the roaltlenta o! Portland reel af. ter • the do<ltlon ot #Ia Southern Local Schllol Boanllo eloae tho Pl:>rtland School. In M8J! when the tax 18\'l' wet . - UjMil, tho Pl:>rtland prednct paned ttoe lOY)' bJ a tilrea to one moJoritl' whleh waa bJ a tar...- per-.,. 11w1 IIIU' olh· or precinct In !too district. The ma1n theme of our campaign for Ute tax 18\'l' waa "Pieaoa ,...e our achool - Vote yes." Now It oeemo they are tiOinJ to clooa Portland School and taka our -nt• el-ore; Thai's gratlludelll their cbUdren would be proper•~11 Olllcated lo lit ttoemaelveo In .,r . • . •_... . ..; modomooclei1.AIQ>drastk GALLIPOLIS- Tkrf!e~ , a long ranp plan were made during tbe':.... :U\0: d bo rutile to our overall houro by the Gallll C~ ·; 1,)1'011l'IDI. Ill's Department. I ~ to a shOck 10 the ~reata 'ferry Michael WW led.~~· 'ot 'ioortla~H! to have 'hair 1<hllol 1 Crown C ey, was arres ~···· eto~·)hlt more <1 a abock to dll)' afternoon on two chaf..J rtalljo' thai ttoo school Ia being each of mollcloua destruetl... ~ ~~· a a.chool board who ot prq>erty and dloordarfl' con- ~~¥l:'h a surrtlllltlausmandue~ He poated $315 and Ia ·~~. ·· - realdanta of Fort1and to ~poor In conrt on Au(. 12, had ~~lion of such a On a charge of aeaault....Sboi>- doclatOn ,W.,WI>ere tb&JI consulttery, Errol Ruaaell, 21,Georp'o eel abolt ttoe exllitlnl alluatloa as good Green Ba,y. " • ~~~• ' Three ~~~ 'Made '~-~~, · : • By Sherfitoicih.nt uae waa the dttference ln the game, If YOU took him out of there, we were as > Twain: 'till lite llrll fraised By . Van Brocklin .· ~ "' ,. • ;;r ' · Dear Sir: ...... , ' •t k ,I . ,,... '""' ............. ,...,..., I 1,•,. · ., ·, . . '! ' ' taste, ~.;. ••l~i ~ llil~ ·It, IF~~ · . ',. the rltlhJ'._ t~~ertift ~ Allltii;R nMt .. '' , · t.-. ...... with • 'lull edc!na., •liM...~ In!: ' ~ . to worry about," ati,Ys thli coa~h, ••ta enttu.slas~ arid desire to play tootbiJ1. .. Pc:meroy's Don Swisher. m01t vallial!le plljrer of the SEOAL In 1966 and son of Mr. and Mrs. W8J1110 SWisher of West ""-ln St., Ia cme of the bo,ya Mooa will never have to concern himself about when It comes to lnatructlng In entbualaom and desire. And nelttoer IVW he o! Bruce Wlllaee of Middleport, son o! Mr. and Mra. Dwight Wlllace, who returns ttola rail a veteran of two yean eJperlence aa a regular on the Herc:J•s defensive platoon. Ala IIOI>homiD'o Wallace ~r­ Iled at defensive hallbock.' In . 1967 he was at defensive end, and won a Mid-American Lineman o! ttoe Week honor, - '.) ' ' ~ ·; '1J · • • . , but these are the~ cines ai we aoe them :HJht ~· \ I· ·~One key that we'n 'not roJpg \! . "'- .9.~ • .~ o!!! well, we ohoold be pleney adecp~te "' tront .. 'l)pl<al · cit a Moss • eoached !OOiball team, the kickers. will be o! exlremelrnponlnee, Frank Gyrus, a a(C)homore, tram Coal Grove, Js slated to do the pUJtt.. lng and Joe Ralbuslly, senior !rom Wheeling, .. m probably ' ' ,, qn tf\e necesauy 01 a aq;momore handle the ~ce • .ll!ckl. chorea, · : ' PQ~ROY - M4t-aholl .!Jill· .,.,.," ttn;~ In an ~l<l<tlng Ralbusl<l' Inherited the ....,.. to IMtJOtw thai a fu!llor co11r. traJII(er or two can ·ii~~ ·e ~rail)''•· new head football coach role. ' mont whea John Flowers o! 1'1- nec.sWy btick~ alrenllb. , . fercy )loss has Indicated ttoere 'Ill'"• otclinelwly, in'!he Pleaaant iii• loet tor the .ea. ,f'l'heae are ··.~ome k.eJII; '' Afi!: ibout sh: 41 kilys" to a sue- Une; tho Cll!estloo mark Is dept~!. son ColliiWing an aUtomobile oe-. aaitf ·Moss, uthere :are other1, : oe"!lil 1968 Thundering Herd Aa Moss puts it, hJf we can ttly t.lof• ' ...-Y.>••,.;OY.r:.;o;,;.;o • . • .. . , . . _ . m · -· ... ' ,' .. · ~"slrilctiV. ~of o,!n~eto; ·ln.~ ; ',l;. I :...· ~... ; ......... ~.l........... · I \ BV BOB WINGE'IT ·' ' ', ~ ...... I• ' .. · ., .• . ' ••, IJ· }A ~ . ' '\ • ' ~· \ ,. Jr. ~ •' . ,, .,.;"~ •. . ~ " ,It .• ) . :- < .. ·~. ·.·.~ ' I J'• ~ . -~ '' ,.:, } ' \ �··~fl ' . ,.. '' ·_:, •.,,.~ 't'lli.e..SOntinel, SUI!ciQ, Allguot 4, 1968 ' ,,F!J ·' '' ' ' · :·&g' In ., ' t ' 's Don Swishe~, 'lmpottaJt,~. , 196~· Marshall Grid Plans '. , ,, . season and Don SWisher of Pom· "' eroy ts one oi them. ' Swisher, a sophomore, looms as the quarterback starter for the Thurw:lering Herd. ''Naturally," says Moss, 011 number ot things will have to fall into place for us. There are certain key areas that we're simply going to havetodevel~.·· Among these, In addition oo I { ,I II < ~ ' · SWisher, Is Thurmond Carter, : a 5-9 and 206;Jound sophomore from Man. Carter has suddenly become one of these keys in view of the fact that John Hurst, •· a fine junior college prospect Little League White Sox Close In On Loop Leaders GALLIPOLIS - The White Sox ·edpd closer to the firlt •!1968 season. place Little League Senaton with 11 C&rter possesses all t he physical attributes, buthe'U need a 5-2 win over the Orioles Frlto come on awfully t:ast," says dll)' evening on Memorial Field. The Senators now lead t h e Moss. Uttle Leaaue by only one~ As tor the already~stablished game with an 8-l record while runner, Charlie "Choo - Choo" Jones, he was moved to Ranker the White sox are 7-1. The Senat the end of spring drills, but atorS meet the Orioles WedneaIf one of the junior college pros- dll)' evening and !toe White Sox pects should demonstrate h i s pla,y the Athletlce on Thuradll)'. The Orioles are now 4..3 for abillt,y oo handle the Oanker pc>o the •ea100 and meet the Senasltlon, Jones might well move tors 011 WedneMa,y and the Tf. back into a running slot, the gera on Friday. The Tigera are Herd's coaches be11eve. ttolrd at ~. In commenting on Swisher, Gil Price otarted for the OrMoss irlllcated the situation rests iolea and went the distance al~ was found to be Ineligible for the ' I r!' Green Bay Wins, cldent. ·· · De!enslvecy, along !toe Uno, Moss Ia countlilg on Robert Crabtree, a 2~0Wid Junior !rom Ceredo-Kenova; Harold Bennett, o 218 - polllld -or from St. Louis; Greg ·Gikas, a 22'/i><>Und Junior from Wheeling, and Richard West, a 2011i>ound Junior from Weirton. He~ a,pln. Moss 3~17 Star, Packers Too Much For All Stars lowing only !our hlti. He walked 11 and struck out 10. The White SOX tOok a 1~ lead In ttoe top o! !too tlrat lmlng 1rben Jim Noe walked, Tom Valentine otruck out and Dave Facemire doUbled to score Noe. Price !aaned Jeff Lewla andRogerTa,ylor to end the lmlq. Moss is reported counu._ on Three more runs croued the plate lor the White Sox In !toe top him as a regular In a wall-balo1 the second whan Bob Wallis anced defensive corps. olngled and hi a brottoer, Stove Wall11, doubled to acore Bob. BiLly Noe and John Sheets walked and then witt> the bases loaded Prlfe walked Jim Noeto!orce Steve / Wall!~ home 111tto a run, 71nducted Val tine Jtruck out. Facemire Into Football Hall of Fame grouJ\ded out 111tto Bill!' N o e ecorl • Lewlo 1ralked and Taylor ht into a flelder'a choice ) witt> Sb 8 out at the Pl~te !or · Ill• third t. The Or es got their nrst run In 'i!it of the fourth. Dave Thoma - alked, Mike Watoon grounded out. Price walked. Blll Lomley hit Inti> anelder'a<bolce members were lndueted Into !toe Pro Footboll Hall o! Fame here "' raise the total "' 54 In the six :years since the enshrinement began in 1963• and Thomas crossed the plate Those honored at saturday's CANTON (UPO - Seven new By PETE ALFANO Dallas Cowboys at Contoo, with the Orioles' tlrst 'run. No1- ceremonies on the st--s ,... or the UP! !Ports Writer $1 mllilon shrine Included: Ohio. !toe Baltimore Colts vlalt 100 Dra,y walked and ttoen Jim Norm Van Brocklin's glitter- tho Oakland Raiders In an Inter- Noe fanned RlciQ' Syrua and LarMarion Motley of Clinton, who Ing array or College All-stars league clash, the new ClnclnnaU ry Lane to retire !toe side. pined lime at Clnkln McKID' had some bright moments Bengalo play their first game . Price fanned Billy Noe and ley High Scbool and was a cOOl· Friday nlgbt, but they just when they host !toe Kansas Clcy Sheets In !toe top o! lttoe fifth. plete fullblck throogh eight couldn't outshine Green Bay's Chiefs and !toe San Frandsco Jim Noe walked and tllole aec- chomplooshlpa wilt> Paul ?Orpetual Starr. Brown's beveland Browns. Fo~· Nlners tangle witt> !toe ond. Dave Thomaa made ~ wild Elroy 11 Crazy Legs" Hirsch, The AU-Stars scored tor the Sen.. ..., Diego Chargers at Sen peg II> second and Noe 1\'0nt· Into llrst time in three yean againlri. Diego In another lntar~eague third. Price made a bad peJ to a Pll...,atchlng great with the the world champion Packers, conteot. t~d and Noe ltolebometoscore world chami>lonshlp Los Angeles but Bart starr threw throe On MoodlJY bight, th&'l!iliralo ' ~""lie So~laol:run. Rams teams. • touchdown passes to lead Green Bills pla,y host oo the Detroit Jim Noe had worked six InnWO)'IIO Mlllner, a tw<>WI,y ·' Bay to a 34-17 vlcklry In !toe Lions. 1 tngs agai.Dst the Senator& onMon~ great en:l with the world cham~ 35th amual chadty game PI:>well Trade Bait day and bad only !wr Innings o! plonshlpa Washlng!Dn Reds"\!'" ~ .Pla.yed at Chicago's Soldier Bills coach Joel Collier said ellg!blllzy left. He was relieved teams. ·: Field, before a crowd oi 69,917. Frldll)' he Is planning II> trade by Dave Facemire In !toe - m OIU Battles, one o! the all· ; Van Brocklin, coaching the veteran end Art Pl:>well, holder of the fifth. time great hal!ba<k& and I : Stars for the first time, was ol !toe American Football The Orioles acored ttoelrolher member o! the 1937 world cham- · ·! dlaaJI)Olnted in his team's Lealll8 career record for ron In the - m o! the sixth. plonahlp Waahlngron Redskins. : Inability to contain Starr- a touchdown receptions with 81. A Price faMed. Lemley wu safe Art Donovan, a detenahe Une-; feeung he experienced otten a1 plen!IM supply or good ra- on a wild peg oo first by Jeff backing great with the Baltl· : the former coach or the colver&, Including rookies Haven Lewis. NeiBOD Dr8J1 famed. ~- more Colts of world Utle fame ; Minnesota Vikings, Moses of Sen Dlol!l> State and roa walked. Larry ,Lane 111ng. In 1958. ''O.Ir 8&COIIdary Jet us down," Dick TrllllP of Florida, was ttoe led ocorlng Lemley. Tony FolCborley Trlppl, triple ltoreat the 11 Dutchman" said; .. I don't reaooo Collier gave !or pla<lng dan lamed for !toe third straight ·halfback and member o! !toe understand i~ we prec:lieed the 31-year..old Powell on time to end the rame. ••dream bac:kf'leld" of the C~Well, but we didn't play well." walvers and for aendlng him Jim Noe In !our 1nn1np al- cogo Clrdlnals, 1rorld champion Dale &lags Three home. Iowecl one run but never eave up ot 1947. ; carroll Dale was starr's An undetermined Ulness, af- • hit. He walked nve and atruck Alex WojclechiJWicz, a memfavorite receiver as he caught !ectlng two dozen player• and wt nine. Facemire allowed one ber o! !toe Detroit Lions and ,all three touchdown tosses rA 20, coaehea forced the Danver run oo t~ro hlta, walked one and Philadelphia Elgie tide teams (, 36 and 13 yards. BronCOI to cancel Frldll)''a lllruck wt ttoree. o! 1948 and 1949. ;. Jerry Kramer r:l the Packen wor-~; ~·Joe Nama111 and The w1n left Noe ~·• All the new enshrineea said · •••• a 3~n ·: shattered an All.star 1111111 veteran Blbe Parllll wtll share record. Facemire Ia 4-1 and Gil one thing In common, that this ; record when he booted a 47,yard ttoe quarterbacking duties to- Price Ia 2-3. was the greatest momeot of ; field goal midway thJ'OII8h !toe night when the Joto bold an Dave Facemire led all hlltero their life and one ltoey would : fourth quarter, breaking the lntraaoJad pme; St. Loots u he went two !or four at the never forget. : prevlooa mark or 46 yards oet In coach ' Cbarlle WIMer reported plate. Facentire and Steve Wal' Bat It was left to Motley to 1941 by Lee Artoe of !toe I h a t Clrdlnala cparterback lis had doubles, the only extra phraoe It best. i Cbl- Bears. Cbarlle Jobnooo and llnol>acker basa hits of tha game. Bob Wal"lt'o just like being elected starr completed 10 of hio nut Larry Slalllngs, both In the lis was one lor 000 , President of !toe United states, • ; 12 PIIIIS and finished wtlh 17 ol Ar111!', "are looking good" and The Orioles' hill were aln- he oalcL , :13 !or 288.yards before leevlng are expeeled to be available lor glee by ~en New and Larry Lane. : oarcy In !toe lourtto (lJ8rter. weekand games this aeaoon, and The White SOX left nine men · Four games tonlsfot hlgbllght Bollon Patriots rookie Joll! on booe ODd jiUide ena •rror FI'Otlh Will Report : llle nnt full weekend o! Breiten, a &-loot-&, 240i)OUnd while the Orioles left eight on · exlllbllloo football actlvlcy. defensive end, amooncecl hia base ODd hod four errors. Same As Others On • The Chicago Bean meets !toe retirement. White SOX 130 010- 5 t I Orlolos 000 101-2 2 4 Friday, August 16 Batterlea: White Sox - J. Nne (WP), Facemire (5) and FaeeGALLIPOLIS ·- All Gaii!,IIOIIs mlre, Noe (5); Orlolea - Price freahmen football candidates will (LP) andD, Thomas. report for Initial grid drtlla on Fridly, Aug. 16, according to a TRIAlS RESUI\IE member o! tha GAllS -chllltl ADENAV, GermaQj' (UPJ).. SYRACUSE - Hoot Syracu>e Moore tli&Od 1 si!Wle 1nd then ataf!SIIurday, aurprhed Dowler's TriiWilia- 111111 - out Rick Ash and Al>laa Quail~ nma 11111 bo hald A 111re story ljlpearlng·ln Frt· ilon o! Parkerobw-g by J)lllllng slammed b l - c k bose hits. today !or ~· German dti,Y'a PfiiOr made thingo a bit Geand Prix otter dellae lew oU a 4-3 oc>sat In !toe Syracuae Syracitoa'a only other hit o! contllal~ according to t h e caused cancelaUon of Frldi.Y' 1 Munidpol Pork POllY Lelguo !toe contelt wes a ftfth lllnlng apobamon, trial a. Tournament Frtd&JI evening, slrwlt by Leftfielder Moore. It was alao announced that Syracuse, Cirrlerellt t.am ol Dowler'• Tranamt.aslon ata.rt- baiL oond!Uonlng drms wW be held ~ slngle...llmlnatloo evem, ed 1 comablck eUorl In !toe Dowler'• Tranamtnton then movea lnoo the finale .., W..._ fourth by aCOJ'Ing one run when tallied Its ttolrd and IIIIa! marker on lfemorlal Field beldnnlng It : n...t.y against the ~rtm.r o! Jell WU!Iamson tripled and Tim In !toe laat Inning when Alh wOU.. 6130 each even1111 Ullo week, 1the Pomeroy v"' Eastern pme Valentine singled him home 111tto eel Roger Full 1nd be Jatir aeor- Slturclay'a condiUonlng drWa i .be!Jw plljred today at 5:30 p.m. <HA-' Uu&. UltH lnd I K~(Dj J.n.. ed as ttoe reault oE l)laoad bello will bo voted on by members o! the 1981 Blue Devil equed. ; · Two runs tn the bottmn of each nlng triple and a alxth !ramo am errors. '· 1~ At l•st 75 boys are taking i \If !toe Grot and third !nmeo single by Valentine ~rere the Alh, In hi1 three lnniJV OD the part In the pre-season condldoni' proved oo be the key to Syro- lone hltJ o!1 Syra<use's Jim Hub- mound, atruck out o111rt bottero l!w Pnl111'8111o Maximum time aleuae's "'JSet .victory. bird. and lulled three walkt. lowed by the atate Ia 90 minutes. Amos Moore, with one out ln Hubbard, a rJshtbander, pve bird, !toe 111nnlng pitcher, !lintlrot Inning, got oo through lr&JI to Lolli' Rick· Ash In the ned two and walked-. eiTor by Parkersburg' a sho~ top o! the fifth after hnrllng Laneo Emerick ...,... out . llve and Steve Jenkins adl'lnoed hh maxlmum number ollnnhvo and walked two ... ~ • ~ MEETING TVESDAY to second with a sharp slllo lor the weak, Hubbml had distance lor Dowler'• ~~.. SYRACUSE- Represe~tives 1o Both runners then the dlatance In Syracuse's 11-0 &!on. of all teams Interested In par· and with two outs, win over Cheshire oo Monday, BY INNINGS: tlclptJUon In a Pea Wee Tourna' Ab~es soeke<l ahard The ParkerallurJ team nar- Dowler's DOD 1011-3 4 4 ~nt at !toe Syracuse Monlclpaj drita llolne both Moore rowed !toe liP to 4-2 In the sixth Syracuse 202 1100 X- 4. 6 3 Park, beginning August 12, are wbea 1CUmich&el ac:ored on a Emerick & Shriner; H~, 1aked to lilel>d a meeting !or Syncuoe got Ito •Ingle by Volentine otter walk- (WP), Alb 5 & Al>lea. ":·· ~ at The Dally Seli!ne~ when Stove WI,.._ IJV IRtto two outs, stealltv se<• VMPIRES: Art Sto~Jalif.~ae Ma~c St., Pomeroy, oi 8 · ott >!ill! a walk, end ml taking third Clll Pllled Nelselrootl, Jim SOUitlby.' I '' p.m. 'l'lteldll)'. l j I ~ i ) ,. ' . ", I ' I' f . ·.!' : .• ' ,., . . ' ' ' . ' jSyracuse Surprises Foe, ~ips Parkersburg, 4-3 - ,. ' .. ............,. ., . ' . • • ' •'' • 'li ·~ ~ r' ,'1 • . . • ' ' ..J..j-ilt , ' .II aeemi ,tile, '*rd I~ ·~,. lillnl In h red . .not 1M ~In view of reeentdoyell!lllllelllt ·aona ot . _, bu .r.clllod II> the Soulbern LoW ,SchojO! Dla- )II cloee tho POrtland lullding; ·lrlet 1 'IIOUld like 1o IPife Mai'j< ljolmar, I ..,'1 ~ 'lillr tho ,..... . 'Bart Starr Au!IUII i, starr CIDCAGO (UP0- Birt Collelle almoat gave tlie All stars the complete lesSCII of ~ kl Pill pro.foolbalL Ot course, the rest of the . Chea~lra Tlpr~ ~ ~=t~~= . CONSOLATION' mNEBS - 't't!e 'dereated the Thurldl,y night oo' llnlah In third ploceln the lOth annual or .. er Ptanf' Little Leque Tournament. Thlr .lean), c._...... ID !he Ohio Valley Leque Into the IIIIa! 1111110 witt> a 14-1 record, having been tmde!eatetlln leque pla,y,llld losttvlo Arthur bo !toe aeml'llnal o!tha toumoment, Flrllrow, llo r, Rlclo' Smltii, ,Terry Loeaa, Tim W. . cas, Joha Baird, Jtlt Dobblna; 2111 ""'• JIDI Ward, Orlatld cr~, Eddie Rooo, Dav!4 Y{loa . and Jell Barger; 3rol ""'• Ccllcb llo1e .W..worlh, Rtlljjl Coulter, Eddie Swlahar, ~ ian!, Grog Mccarey, 11onn1e llouah, Wink llouah, Aao~ Coach. :' :. ttoe coasolotioo '\ Green Bay Packers were M1 J)lrtlcltlants tOo In a 34-17 decision over the 1968 collellana, but Starr was the dltleronce In the , . _ ..He had a terrific · night," collegiate Coach Norln Van l<$fth Brocldln said. uae picked lU apart starr i>I&Jied when Green Bl,y had !toe ball !or the !!rat 46 minutes. During thet time he completed 13 of 17~ases for 281 yards Including touchdown !Oases, oo Clrroll Dale of 20, 38 and 13 yards. Another toss oo Elijah Pitta .covered 72 yards and set up !he Packers rourtto loochdown of the night on 1 o~rd plunge by Donnie AMerson. .Van Brock! In, whDa giving full credit to Starr, also pointed out that the stars' sectllldary didn't c:ome ~ to ita performance In practice. "We clldn't play wen,•• he aald. "I don't underatancl tt. n Statr pointed out port ot !toe reason. '•For a good passing game," he aakt, •'ftrst you've go oo hove good pass protection, and ttoen you have to have the racelvero rumlng good ~!lerna. We got both o! them. I thou&ht · .we.. l!l!ll!ll!ll:b!~1Jn our tine and real One protec- w ..... tion." 'lh ..Tha warrant ~ras slpad . l;tiita, Marlarroated RuiiOU. It 12:· creak Rd., was ~ \,~. r-~~:.-=:'t;.~..a:;. d~nt ooa i · l~lthxlo- ' ,j •• ;·' ••1,, ' . - ~ Curtl•llouah, llllotetlllr ldtJollllrN . Cheater, were 7-llln the Middleport Lequi and'piiJed brllllalily fotho Knar ~· Till)' tied In leo8ue pb,y 111111 !toe lodlane. Fli'at ""'• I to r, Allon Acree, Joho Pot Rlll;f, staoley starlIng, Dlq: Acree, a-ge Batey, Jelt Glioao; .2nd 1"01f, Curtla llwah, Steve Walburn, Steve llraiiA>a, Dave Clraoy, Terry Brewer, KeiUI)' SJillder and Chester llouab. LITTLE LEAGVE TOP 10 IDITERS (Through Aug. 2) PLAYER, TEAM G AB J, Noe, w.s • ' • • ••••••••••• 8 21 K. Collier, Sen. 9 23 H. Slunder&, RS. • • •••••••••••6 16 J. Perry, Tig. • . • • •••••.•••. •1 23 H. Wether, TIJ. '7 2.1 L. Slndora, TIJ, • • •• . ••••••••• 5 18 J. Day, Yanks, ••••••••••••••• 8 19 H. Taylor, W.S. 8 20 H. Smith, Tlg. • 7 24 c. Griffin, Sen, ' 9 22 .. • • 0 •• 0 •• 0 • .. 0 •••••••••• 0 ••••• :. •••••••••• ••••••• 0 • • •••• ••••• 0 0 0 •• R H 10 11 18 11 2 7 7 llr 12 9 5 8 7 7 3 ~ 9 7 8 'i' AVG. ,521 ,478 .439 .434 .428 .3'75 ,368 ,350 .333 .318 ., 1'0 MEET COACHES POMEROY - Meat the eoachOS night Ia Tueadll)', Aui. 60 at 8 p.m. at the Eutem H h h Sohool, _,110\'etl~ · ·Ail>-· lotlc Boollers, .,.,, ,Dift; ~a, and ~!~iii~ Jill' - ' (jj. vlted. ·· , Our Great Art Getting ·.· · Deal~ ;.·~ , GrHitr Both New and·Usid C•rslrlced For .Quick Scile.~ · · . : · ·6:6 Pontiac ll)'lllllllalulil. T!da dollelt wao DOl creolad . Portland alone . and perbapo tillo !lnanelal erlda ahoold be thoroutlh17 lnvoatlptea and the racts made kno!m io tile public. Tho ~at octlon ill tho acbool · admlnlllr- ahoold' 1!e very earetulfl' tcrutlnlzed berortllll' 11na1 do<lsloo Is made to elqoa lite Fortland bulldbis. A I o n I range plan lor tho aebool pro. IJ'8IIl 1D the Southern LoW · = = ~"'::::do:: :8UYI . .· ., 1965 c.•IIIIC CluH hVIHt $32~ Gold mela11lc llnlsh 111111 gold lntorlot; fltll pqwer equipment. rldlo, tlm..t IIIIis, Coaltorl ~air • condlll..., tog. tocolly CIIIIIOd new CldJDaciJ'ade.' . · 1964 .Qitlac ILf. · ··.. · $1995 .. if~ Cilrolvn . .Ball .' J • ~ (C<ltilnlied lrllln - 10) .awardod lA> Etltlle Bltlir, GalllpQIII FFA, by tho A and p Groeory Store ol Galllpollt. . iuntor F.U 'Oleen !1111811 Win- ~ wai ·the folloWing to Dr. George W. Davis, Optometrist dalr7 · breed•: A,)TIIIIn - Ka11Q' fr7e, TrlaDIIa t-Il; s,<n~n Swill - BedoyLalda,t-Hwolaa;Guorn- . 111 _ Corobn liall, Ga!Ua Cle>veTflltea 4-11; IJollleln - Eddie Butler, Galllp)lla FFA; Jer117 _ Fred Deal, Raccoon Vallily t-Il, . Tile Junior Dlvldon Dairy 9towmanoblp Trot>IIY apoaaored by Ute Jack..., Cr«lIt Atan. waa toeelved by Jclbo. 117 PQllo, Raccoon Valley t-11. KaiiQ' P8JIIIO' wa1 Ute wtmer of Uta Senior Division Dairy ShtnJ. manoblp TrosiiiY whldl was apon- on his ()~~ We Were Happy To Have F11nlshed His New Office ,_..elkin ~-• ~ ' ' I ··t ··.~ ,. . COllECTIONS UP POMEROY - Salea tax ODIIacWOMAN KILLED tlooo IJ(.llelp CouJdl! !or July ol AKJlON (IJPI) •• CluJ Robertson, t8, Akron, .... kWed Slt- thlo ·y- 'tolaletl#&;i7t0llinparurday In a lwo • car collision ed 1o colleetlooo o1 f11;730.22 oo Ohio 8, Jult south of here. for July, last y-. 1U.... , •. 1 *1411 ~-- Asan., IDe, You Are Invited To Attend An With All GOOD WISHES _to Dr. ·Davis, Opiometrist at on his new office ROACH & .at. .PLEASANTS,. E.LECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ' Dr. George W. J]avis - Optometrist 458 Second Ave. . Sunday, August 4- 2-4 p.m. . IN .OROER TO ACQUAINT THE IWBLIC WITH HIS NEW LOCATION, DR. GEORGE W. DAVIS WILL HOI.J) AN OPEN HOUSE tHIS AFT~"RNOON FROM 2 TO 4. . HIS NEI OFFICE IS SITUATED IN THE OLD ALLIS_ON ELECTRIC BUILDING. FORMERLY DR. DAV· IS WAS IN THE BUSINESS AND PROFESSION· AL BUILDING AT 414 SECOND ,AVE. /1, 6.6 Po~tlac ·. 21 1:?5 66 Pontiac ·~ . .2~ . Booneville t dr1 ~·~ Onli clretullocal owner. ~,p..,.. ftnlab with J>eautltul lt!'lmi Interior. Air cOIMIItlon. ExcoPOiil """' dltl?n. .AT,PS & PB, II'AS t2,59S, :' .' :·, \ BooDevjlle ~ dr, liard T~. '·Qne <areAl! .,...., Orl.li1!'41 llnloh Uke ,.., f..T, P\>I>Pil. L!m·ni!leage, WAS t2,195. .' ' Blact wJt.h :b)aek • whlie, biteltor, ndlo, tJnled ..... .~ WIIIW un. . , I ' :: ::.:r:.~ ~:~a: A Pl:>rtland Area Citizen DOlle The EIKtrlcaiWork 2~395 •oerrtce of thO t!om.Ouni.O.tlurrfd lllien .lho P.,tor1. of .tho 11 VnitotU!aihodlit Cforlner EVIIJ cburchee In !toe .td'el, IIDOd It thO trOnt of ttoe talJorntcleandllldl'fltlualfam. ' 1111-~ e~cedlnB: t o:l•~•!c:l :" ~·:::~~oo~recl=b~y:llte::GaiU~~·=CountY~~Ani:·J~:::~::::::::::::::~ We Were Happy To Have . .Grand !Ports V-II 2 dr, liard Top. One earetw loci!Smart Turquoise 4nlah IR tto Ill v!Jilll bUcket ••II. Exannd.O: 4. ~. • obijl. 400'<u. In, e,_.ne, WAS f2,896. ' ' . might haVe some uauranee tMt· Animal• 1u ' '-···:· 67 Ch·rysler ' by ~ Cliollno V-II Z dr, .lith! Tq>. 4 ap. ahlft. 421e...... <are, WAS t2,295. · 67 -ulck . ' · erowda•hldor bulldb!lt which has even beon eoodollillad tilijl whleh has no pi&JIII'""'"f !acUWeo ·" " 1,~$5 'Sii.w'l · Newport 4 dr. Sedan. One earetw local owner. ~ diltll green Dnlab with irhlte top, PS.PB & AT, WAS t2,79$. ' Group,Home from Philmont lial... '-''"'.·~·'·· .budgat haa to b8 ~ the _ . . or Porllind ALONE. Tho Portland bulldiJill. II .t h:e newelt, mast moclmt - arlde acbool lllructure ID the dlllrlet and yet they »)in 10 IOqle il. our chll<!ren Ill ~ om • iire ..J..·; :., The Packers got o!1 to a 21~ lead as Starr1 alter misaiJw htu llrst two pauea, coamectad on 10 stralibt before mlsol~ The l'ackero' IIIIa! polnto also ogain. Meamrhile, Wecle Tr8Jil>ham, obtained only this week came on 1 field · goil, 47 yards from Atllnta, kicked 1 3D-yard by Jerry Kramer, lor 1 new All Star game record. field suoL .. J11p God rnado ltllolo. Thll ..U tor pneUce, Then He lllldo S c b o o I Board I." · 1bla 11 ttoe "'¥ moat o1 the roaltlenta o! Portland reel af. ter • the do<ltlon ot #Ia Southern Local Schllol Boanllo eloae tho Pl:>rtland School. In M8J! when the tax 18\'l' wet . - UjMil, tho Pl:>rtland prednct paned ttoe lOY)' bJ a tilrea to one moJoritl' whleh waa bJ a tar...- per-.,. 11w1 IIIU' olh· or precinct In !too district. The ma1n theme of our campaign for Ute tax 18\'l' waa "Pieaoa ,...e our achool - Vote yes." Now It oeemo they are tiOinJ to clooa Portland School and taka our -nt• el-ore; Thai's gratlludelll their cbUdren would be proper•~11 Olllcated lo lit ttoemaelveo In .,r . • . •_... . ..; modomooclei1.AIQ>drastk GALLIPOLIS- Tkrf!e~ , a long ranp plan were made during tbe':.... :U\0: d bo rutile to our overall houro by the Gallll C~ ·; 1,)1'011l'IDI. Ill's Department. I ~ to a shOck 10 the ~reata 'ferry Michael WW led.~~· 'ot 'ioortla~H! to have 'hair 1<hllol 1 Crown C ey, was arres ~···· eto~·)hlt more <1 a abock to dll)' afternoon on two chaf..J rtalljo' thai ttoo school Ia being each of mollcloua destruetl... ~ ~~· a a.chool board who ot prq>erty and dloordarfl' con- ~~¥l:'h a surrtlllltlausmandue~ He poated $315 and Ia ·~~. ·· - realdanta of Fort1and to ~poor In conrt on Au(. 12, had ~~lion of such a On a charge of aeaault....Sboi>- doclatOn ,W.,WI>ere tb&JI consulttery, Errol Ruaaell, 21,Georp'o eel abolt ttoe exllitlnl alluatloa as good Green Ba,y. " • ~~~• ' Three ~~~ 'Made '~-~~, · : • By Sherfitoicih.nt uae waa the dttference ln the game, If YOU took him out of there, we were as > Twain: 'till lite llrll fraised By . Van Brocklin .· ~ "' ,. • ;;r ' · Dear Sir: ...... , ' •t k ,I . ,,... '""' ............. ,...,..., I 1,•,. · ., ·, . . '! ' ' taste, ~.;. ••l~i ~ llil~ ·It, IF~~ · . ',. the rltlhJ'._ t~~ertift ~ Allltii;R nMt .. '' , · t.-. ...... with • 'lull edc!na., •liM...~ In!: ' ~ . to worry about," ati,Ys thli coa~h, ••ta enttu.slas~ arid desire to play tootbiJ1. .. Pc:meroy's Don Swisher. m01t vallial!le plljrer of the SEOAL In 1966 and son of Mr. and Mrs. W8J1110 SWisher of West ""-ln St., Ia cme of the bo,ya Mooa will never have to concern himself about when It comes to lnatructlng In entbualaom and desire. And nelttoer IVW he o! Bruce Wlllaee of Middleport, son o! Mr. and Mra. Dwight Wlllace, who returns ttola rail a veteran of two yean eJperlence aa a regular on the Herc:J•s defensive platoon. Ala IIOI>homiD'o Wallace ~r­ Iled at defensive hallbock.' In . 1967 he was at defensive end, and won a Mid-American Lineman o! ttoe Week honor, - '.) ' ' ~ ·; '1J · • • . , but these are the~ cines ai we aoe them :HJht ~· \ I· ·~One key that we'n 'not roJpg \! . "'- .9.~ • .~ o!!! well, we ohoold be pleney adecp~te "' tront .. 'l)pl<al · cit a Moss • eoached !OOiball team, the kickers. will be o! exlremelrnponlnee, Frank Gyrus, a a(C)homore, tram Coal Grove, Js slated to do the pUJtt.. lng and Joe Ralbuslly, senior !rom Wheeling, .. m probably ' ' ,, qn tf\e necesauy 01 a aq;momore handle the ~ce • .ll!ckl. chorea, · : ' PQ~ROY - M4t-aholl .!Jill· .,.,.," ttn;~ In an ~l<l<tlng Ralbusl<l' Inherited the ....,.. to IMtJOtw thai a fu!llor co11r. traJII(er or two can ·ii~~ ·e ~rail)''•· new head football coach role. ' mont whea John Flowers o! 1'1- nec.sWy btick~ alrenllb. , . fercy )loss has Indicated ttoere 'Ill'"• otclinelwly, in'!he Pleaaant iii• loet tor the .ea. ,f'l'heae are ··.~ome k.eJII; '' Afi!: ibout sh: 41 kilys" to a sue- Une; tho Cll!estloo mark Is dept~!. son ColliiWing an aUtomobile oe-. aaitf ·Moss, uthere :are other1, : oe"!lil 1968 Thundering Herd Aa Moss puts it, hJf we can ttly t.lof• ' ...-Y.>••,.;OY.r:.;o;,;.;o • . • .. . , . . _ . m · -· ... ' ,' .. · ~"slrilctiV. ~of o,!n~eto; ·ln.~ ; ',l;. I :...· ~... ; ......... ~.l........... · I \ BV BOB WINGE'IT ·' ' ', ~ ...... I• ' .. · ., .• . ' ••, IJ· }A ~ . ' '\ • ' ~· \ ,. Jr. ~ •' . ,, .,.;"~ •. . ~ " ,It .• ) . :- < .. ·~. ·.·.~ ' I J'• ~ . -~ '' ,.:, } ' \ �.... GALLIPOLIS- (FROM SOME- Is said to be mueh In the need WHERE ON VACATION) - The Or a general overhaullna. T h o most controversial topic of diS· Queen failed to mllke tpJd In the cusalon 50 yeari ago on the Loolaviiie trade and her polralriver waa Captain W. E. R o e age was very light the two trfla and Commodore F. A. Laidley she made to Plttaburt!h. ; •' ~ . .' I) • ~aen Cl\Y is oot owned by the L & C Packet Co. Evidently the poor old ~aen, reported to be owned by John w. llul>bard or Plttl!burgll is In bad shape. n was slalod • few months 1&0 that Caplnln Roe bad purcbaaed the ~eon Cl\1' which Loulovtlie - Cincinnati trade Commodore LaldiO)' Is no long- " RUBBERHOSE . . ' . '. Hydraulic · Air 1 manager of the Louisvtlle..Cln· clmatl Packet Co. The atearner .. All Tjpes or era! manager or the new c o mPIIIY and that the ~een CI\Y J110Y be eotered In tbe Cinelnnati..Memphls trade. Wolter Qulg. and the Louisville • Cincinnati Packet Cu. Who was the man. AUG. 1, 1918 - WIIO Ia manager, river peqlle wanted to ager olthe Loulovllle - Cincinknow. Bits or River News In nati Packet Co.? There aeems the Gallipolis Daily Tribune tell to be a row on now between gins, employed at the Louiovtlie Commodore LaldiO¥ and Cap- wharlboat for 20 years, has rethe story: tain BlUy Roe, who several weeks signed. Other River Newa In. JULY 29, 1918 - C~PTAIN ago was elected manager of the cluded: W. E. Roe has severed his COR· ltne Cor a short time. JULY 29, 1918 - THE GalCommodore Laidley IIIIIOWtced nectlon with the Loulsvllle-Cindnnati Packet Co. His term as Ia at iiUnda.Y that Cajllaln Roe was lipolis pool was drawn orr three manqer and treasurer of the no longer manager and treasur. laet iimdaybyLockmaaterSmllhline was of a short lllratlon. er or the L & C Packet Co., and ers to make sufltclent water to The CODIJ>QnY advertised tho tact that the company was In no way bring the Kanawha River towthat Captain Roe's connection 001111eeted with the ~een CI\Y. boats and empties to the Kana.W· Captain Roe comes beck at ha River. It is said that severwith 1he line has ceased in the lollowlng ad which -•red In Commodore LaldiO)' with the Col- al mines would have to be ohul lowing advertisement In TOOrs- down unless the emlltY barges amd.a¥' 1 Enquirer. were soon returned for· reloadNotice - W. E,, Roe Is 00 day' s Eno.Urer: longer treasurer and general Notice to ablppers In t b e Ing, ' • LouiiiVItle-cin<lnnall Packet eo., It tme, Ia that CoiiiiiiOdore Laidley bas unloaded his llocl< ID th.o line for • reporlad P,.tce or $250,000. II is oloo reported that Captain W, E. Roe will be son- - '' :~ ·.,' ,'! • Water ~ '- I ,. ' ' . '' : GARAGili apt. 4 rm. IIIII belli. New ealllnet.lllnlt. Gmce Ill- . eluded. 1127 Se<ml Ave. In rear. Inquire 1129 Second Ave. or call MW240. • teoh · D.H.Vf~,lllher MoDERN s bedJ.'OOIII tiaule, tar: m.lletl, at Cttelbln. I W. room trliler, 1o1 11J rlnr, In JULY 30, 1918 - ANOTHER er general IJUlJlaPI' of the L & wave of one foot of water from C Packet CO. The steamer QJ.een the Gallipolis pool was let wt CI\Y will nm In the Zanesville- <i Darn No. 26 today by LockCincinnati trade under general master Smithers to let the Kanawha fleet of towboats to come manager Wllliam E. Roe. Adtlllon. Ph. ~1... Pho"' 446-1066 ' ROOM baale 1n . 11M llrp lol, bllh, pll'l "-" 1110111, lonled llr ... lllllrm doorl IIIII wlnlkift. rur-. on up, AUG. 3, 1918 - THE lateat from ClnciMatl regarding t b e Good tlllldltlal. ALL ELECl'RIC baa1e m Balli Ill • lltarl dllt- rr. JULY 3L 1918- ACCORDING to the weather map, we will have a rise. A.t Franklin, the ralnlaU SPECIAL THIS WEEK Tuesday was1.341ncbea, at Plllaburgb 1.24, at Wheeling 1.18, and at Dam No. 22 there was 1.82 Inches o! rain w!ll ch will make eDOUill water tor the packets lor a ohorl,llme. The Kanawha River operatoro will In all probablll\Y be able to send out another &hlpment of coot oo the rise that ts comIng. Captain CharlO¥ F, Stalder ol the lorry boat Franda recelvea the only dally weather map that . eomeo to Golllpolla. Rotarv Cutter 1 MODEL No. 48-3 4 .,. ""'itt....._ .,_- .,..,,...,.,rr···""""' ·0'\c .. . yv nm.: n ......... w1w IHmtnau:ou u:!l wneea snown;"' ,- I 0 Ga. formed steel deck 6" dee~ V.. x 2 V," steel r full Iength skids. Deck reinforced with full length 3 x 2 x ~ '.' angles and ~" fonned gear box mountWarner-Motive 10-30 series gear box - 14N series shielded P.T.O. shaft- % x 3" forged and heat treated swinging type blades. Rea. $300.00 ONLY $229.95 AUG, I, 1918 - THE John A, Wood, laid up at Manchester Landing lor the pall two yean, bas boon purchased by Captain .....~H:ar:ll' .rRrow)l , and. taiJioo to"hiJ . marine waya, What ie going to happen to her IJ oot known at present except by Captain Brown. AUG, 2, 1918 - THERE wao a small rl.. paaalng today !rom the upper Ohio and Kanawha Rivers. The Wllberd line of ercuralon boats on the Mlaslaaljlpl River baa been enJoined rrom BOlling booze oo Ill aleamboall w b II e plying tho waters bordertna tho atate or ilwa. 1 The boozebushiessha&-become Gallipolis Tractor Sales l .. ;; I :State Rt. 7 in Kana~ea was a big Ph. 446-1044 I INTERNATIONAL 17-ton capacity ' 37BALER '· 'I j ' ~ ' olmoat exllnet on Ol1lo and Mlooloslppl River packet boatL ft il. I Hero's the feature·packed baler with the capacity you need to get your crop in fast, when the hay and weather are rlght. • 17-ton capacity keeps you goiniJ even in heavy back -swath windrows, bunched or windbtown con'ditions, without plugging up • Cho;ce of 3-phase knotter thet ties up to 17% stronger or wire twi!lter that makes double· thickness 4·wire twist thing In earlier dey a and moat all big packeto carried bars. Tbe Andea, St. Lawrence L~?§, ~!!_'!§._~t~'!_~.,: SOU Conservation Service Mason COUD\Y PT. PLEASANT- Duri~ the last week or so Jt has ~n very pieaoant to see the ra1ns eome alter what seernad like a long drought If our memory is cor· rect, it almost quit raining aooh alter the first of June untO It starlod again near the end ol July. . 1''"'' . Look!~ at the rainlall ,figurea lor June and July Would make ooe believe tbet we bed somawbat oormol ralnlalllor those monthS. However, tanners, lawn keep.. ors, and Oobermeo knolv that we hove been through a severe drought period. It baa been our observatioo that early hay was excellent attor it dried I{) enough to make hay. corn starlod out well, depend!Qr oo whether tanners were able to pt It planted, Some early plamad corn waa aootled by Jllo --season fiootl or tht Ohio River In lfa,y, These areas bed to be rl>jlllnted. Since the rains have eome again It Is a ploaoure to wateb -no-.. ..,, coq,orator of the Western Soli CODJOrvatloo Dlotrlct, He bu leaeecl tho Swackhamer tarm bear .ulrttoM and planJ to d.velq, It Into a livestock enter• prize. Last siDitmer our lamlly vacat;on trip brought us tlu'ou&h GU· lete. Slnce we love to haG we wore on the lod<out' for pme, For several mlloa belore reachlng GUiete frm1 the weal we bed been soeltW herdo of ani&lq,e on rolling ,PrairiOL !lords or Hereford cattle were plem!M alao. Farm pollda o1mllar to tho oneo in Mason Coody were the oonrce or water tor livestock and game alike. Upon atoppltW In GWote to buy poollne at 40 conta a pUoo we asked the attendant llMiut the lRe!opo. He salcl thai Gllltte waa knolvn u the antelq,e ~1tol of the Unllod St.lteL Ilo went ahead to .., that -eon llvo and aix lllouoand were ldllod In that COUII\Y each 1ear. We '414 oot aok Mr. Keli)r Wh)l bo..bad decided to locate In Ml- e-lY but we knolv It lo muoh 111'80.,_ or bore than lo Wy......, . advantage~: tillage-Implement combination. You get dependable new equipment to speed yoor loll- • No. 10 bale thrower is available with either drive 3 trade-In, or equity In preoenl equipment) Iii all you naed. Yw fllln thollllllUII.o oiiOOoy's pr/C6S, toOay's tradf>ln alfowanc~:1WP!flou buy before the year le Put. you ft"t ~nttal tax eavlnga through lnveilm,nt cred~ and rtt-year dapreclatlon. Stop In end an ~~n~~ · .. ..... ,.•.,., ....... II Cttlt YAN(O IMPLEME~f Co. lllh • • ONo • . Wlth evary Gehl box 'ot;J • · e 7'1-w!dllt. . e ' JGII "". It • It Mobile Jlom. WI AilE ltnbtllr!tlt*llllillml IIUII!ntlllld acre.... Ilea • llltoal IOIIbtC JOII!' ,. .... · ~ cluldl tlld apoal ' « GlrJ Northup j ;' '~ whleh ba seeded laat;year. Further plano eaD for bulldltW two !arm pondo, some atrearn 1mprovement and lddltloMI pasture develcpmeM. can -.lilt. 1M BOAT, MOTOR , Ballow..... 177... mano. am Trailer, II ' .. for ' tl'lt"t..o,ctl9•" eall\)' ilir. q .~..!f"..::t\ f f ... 1 . . alao itoD '!PI~....::: wllb lhf'aldo ~. · W . ll 1. n· , ,:U:: ; . .· ~ · 1 -II!'Uii!IU,t' ...-I.UIIIn. i ' · · · co · • Tbul'llllll, Ohio ' 33 ylllf& Ollllerlenee an 'I lr. c ', •un • "" BACKHOE, BWDOZEI, CRANE, GRADER AND DRAGLINE SERV'ICl Basements-Footers-Leach BedsFarm Ponds-5ept.ic Tanks-YardsOriveways;-l.end Clearing--811 Dirt Top Soil-Ponds Cleaned-Parking lots •1F IT'S DIRT, WE'LL NOVE Ill" I S.turday, Au1u1t 17th • ' ' .~ I . ,Selll~ tirm and movitWo WUI oeU at public Auction at WENDELL ROUSII term 011 Route 554 located 2 miles east ot Porter1 machil:.ery and equipmert, antiques, household and turDiture articles, and olller itema. :' Gelllpolia, Ohio ExcGYitlng and Blldilg (DIInctwl AUCTION : , ' . ~ OIJv. s..- " • ....., PhOne 24l>-6269 or Central Soya 44~63 •, • 1'3 iiiiiatd "al~ ..... •••• ,..., • . D.,.., ••u• IJ, Fl. LlnOIIIIII I\WUiboul, Completely equipped with lkUI am life jackets. 40 liP motor. ' Before 5 call ~. allet & 441-4188. l'lf.S ,llretyt.:Cf-.' .,; :::•:t\.foi':t.t ~ . Js:: · b!rlw' ""-"':. '~*ito , • CltoiDo liZ.,., .... ,.,... mllhflflt!o~JO¥-' t11r' ~, '!'1~...- \·a M ~m"'· , ,.. 'ba)i.P~ illfWitt: \)~~,- ~ Othl Solf·Un!oocU Ponp 'Oplltitlal ~ · ,... ' ao... an built to"'r~ J'lU . ' I - - )'OIIr. ·~ Ill• . . • ' - I W.. : '~~~= 1~ • 11Hoeollfa11111" ~ elglit •erea of dover, timothy suction. $lUI. ei,PI. Plellllll. 'II'. Va. Pal '3 oltJ. 'i A. 4 ROOM - l e 'ltlollll ..... m•ftn~Wd. Ia llll.t 1DitdwCI · . JUUUS MATHENY of Waterloo 011 Roe!Q. Fork of 13 Mile Croek built a 500 plloo waterltV trou&b In a Nrnlot. Tblo concrete trllll(lh wUI be -ilad by t woQ. llo uead lhi fiortablo ateel trou&b rbrmuvaUible freon tba Western Soli CoalorviiiCII Dlotrict. . In s ELI!lCI'IIOLUX Vacuum cleiJt. eo 11. mi.blle 1to11te1 llefon Ill' wttll an allltcbml!ltls, aootl llaal4bo llallt far W'+-1 ~ milo cl W. lad havlm, ... ' ; ·hondlt.,, Qtld- aN~ , ,. Ouk*4CIIOft llfetJ .... ' cut .!IIJ (\'con Watch nut Sundaya popor lor li•ting .. MRS. WENDELL ROUSH IC AUCTION OWNER . Salo by: LEM~EY AUCTIQN SERVICES Andrew · 30? .. ~ · · Clmping Equl"""' . MH-30 CAN GIVE YOU AN 300 lbs. OF TOBACCO TO SELL. · PER ACRE. BUY ITNOWAT AHE~TION .ILI..i1-« Central ,$or• Of ·ohlo , . -· I ~ OLD RT. 5 NEWARK, OHIO reclllerltl Tat- . . . . PidiJta, e.Pintluti's . ' ' Apache Camper TNil or •.sl..po 6 or ..,n ll! low ,, ., low price s~ · Now, vo ...... . d-nottoto'ro · EQUIPMENT' CO. .; n. 4 Bl!lDROOIIIIome, 10 - Q'oek ~ plaal. Pb. 111·'1111. IIW I'IN . Kner 11011' 11A11L1:Y 7f Otopplr, Melli nabtl Belli Alltltl tiDe, )old- 5 ROOM boule '1111. !a4 :..~ Amsbary t~ln~s ,... ' ., . ~ues $TOCK OF CHEST f, ,<STiLL PLENTY OF • • 7t• ba11l Use4 Equip. Slle (3 •· NOrth of Route 70 on S.R. 79) ' " AUG. 10,1968 RClJ m. TRACTORs·- 1961 2010 Goa,!"' 2020 RCI! '-"' 49. T ~ cult & ,_.,., 520 Gao, 530 Goa, A, G, 70 !Iiese!, i'Vmalla, 2 II hrmalla, 1 M, 1 Sll, i HO llleool, . C, 1988 cub, AC W.C. w...-., CliO S.C., JlauOJ Harris It Std., Font 4000 OINel. FOrd 9N, FOrd 9N, Cclchlillt 560 DieHl, O.vtd Brldltr1 out11t, buzz eaw mower ci&i; flow,1010 Crawlot, ,,:.'ro.i,~' TooUi Plowo, 1-U No. 8 on llllllber, "w.4 No.·s 011 Rublllr, t-U ~ ' J911N DEERE PLOWS - 3-14 • ,810, 3-14 • .810A, 4-14810, 4o1ii'F1U: ~ Fol'd a-u Pl.,., a• c u e - <IIIII, B' m. ~ chlilil <Hau, i-t3t Whoel aprltw,' taGih borrow, 1 euttlpaehit, me . , lt1J01' can 11111M . ,: August · I near er.et Plant, s ~~m~. ttl b' lhtnr • 10, Ollf' of I · Iliad. M. tlblpe. See to lte- Uive, _..It, of tlftd. 1.Jotlem~ -~, ;111,11•• GACLN.I$,· 'OHIO Don't wahl ·Pick !rom The Long Green Uno of John Duro 1Noyou finance charges untlf March 1969. Pick the tractor need-any moc;iel, any horsepower size, any tractor· SAFETY ... staudard . l ~ 1ttJale . . . In 118ft, carpelld, Jarte lat. Ql!l OUR 81!lLI!lCI'IOII of II volqnnont 'J!'I• ~~ !~ tlld. A ftt1 lllcll lttiale. . TJiliEJ!: . WrrH cleared several acre• or Iaiii in pnparadon for pasture do- centb at GWete, Wyo., is a. new NOW I a John DeereTractor saves you money 3ways · •. ·leii.S Equlpnaent Co. . in our lawn and the sunllowen with the holiJ or Romld Gllll&, In our garden. It seems that !be 100 ol u.s. sou eonaarvadOII aunliowers have shot q, 5 to 6 Service, feet wltbtn tfle last week. lAa' bouaht Uda tam a year or so ago. Ho lo devolq,lnl It HAROLD KELLY, UNTIL ro- u a iheatock rarm and boo to 2 and-winter work. A reasonable down·payment (In cash, Ask lor o free balot demonstration todayl fAIKlliiG f« farmers Lay of the Land • Choice of PTO or engine drive \ atJ. Good . . . .,. ply, modem belli lilt! ldltlll- QaWII CUSTOM SPRAY and Sherley were the iaot paeketo In the Plttlbur&b • ctndtlnlll trade to carl')' baro. That wao ~ forrnerb' owned by the OVOI' 30 ;yeara back. The Pl>mo- late Captain WUUam s.y orJron. 1'01-Cinclnnatl packata earrled ton, baa been running ID t b o bars up to tho Urne Commodore place of the IUite Adarna In tho 4!dl01' oold oul to CIJ>Ioln --Memphlo trade. Gordon c. Gnone 10701fl Tralllc 1118MPr R, S. :t>eneer and Cli>laln William D. Kimble of the Llbert;v Tranolt FORREST LEGG of F1at Roek AI! G. 3, 1918 - THE lll'p Line of Whoollng have been vta- worked out a aoll and water steel steamer IUite Adams, the ltlnr IOYOral of the river towna ~~~ aldo-l packet m the lnciodlng illtnllngtonandO.uleoKARSCHNIK PR.Oiofo:ml> Mlsolaolppl River, lo IIIII aut ton 1n tho 1ntareat or that 11ne CharlO! A, Karldvllk, 100 of bl&b and dry oo tho land bar of boato whleb are be operat. Mr. and Mro. Louis J. Karse~­ she ran onto in a tog two ;reara lng apln .. 110011 as 000· nlk ot. New Haveft, W. Va., hu ai!Q. The Uttle steamer s· a 1 dllillaa permit. bean promoted to., ........,. In "" 11. S. Air roru. 110 Ia a lltodlcal apeclalllt, iluliilecl at McGdre AFB, N. J., with the 1'111111')' Airlift . Coin..,, ' :A p'ldoate of w~ 11181iSclloal, .. lludlecl at SJaM; Col- Tractora, lind get lh,.. a_.,.., .2 M&M - . , hOH. .~LANTEJ!!i - ~ . 494 1\ PIIIUr ,LI'IIid. 1 t1H AP.._, DJ10 I 490 Planler, .! Ml4 mw Pllater, I m 2 raw Plulo er, t cult tor JD 10.·'4 Row ..tt. tor IISIIar lll'ti, • r... · Btlw . far 4tl~il2o. CLille ~ fVmhlnd ~- . . UIC . ' '· ' I r(. ' :" ' �.... GALLIPOLIS- (FROM SOME- Is said to be mueh In the need WHERE ON VACATION) - The Or a general overhaullna. T h o most controversial topic of diS· Queen failed to mllke tpJd In the cusalon 50 yeari ago on the Loolaviiie trade and her polralriver waa Captain W. E. R o e age was very light the two trfla and Commodore F. A. Laidley she made to Plttaburt!h. ; •' ~ . .' I) • ~aen Cl\Y is oot owned by the L & C Packet Co. Evidently the poor old ~aen, reported to be owned by John w. llul>bard or Plttl!burgll is In bad shape. n was slalod • few months 1&0 that Caplnln Roe bad purcbaaed the ~eon Cl\1' which Loulovtlie - Cincinnati trade Commodore LaldiO)' Is no long- " RUBBERHOSE . . ' . '. Hydraulic · Air 1 manager of the Louisvtlle..Cln· clmatl Packet Co. The atearner .. All Tjpes or era! manager or the new c o mPIIIY and that the ~een CI\Y J110Y be eotered In tbe Cinelnnati..Memphls trade. Wolter Qulg. and the Louisville • Cincinnati Packet Cu. Who was the man. AUG. 1, 1918 - WIIO Ia manager, river peqlle wanted to ager olthe Loulovllle - Cincinknow. Bits or River News In nati Packet Co.? There aeems the Gallipolis Daily Tribune tell to be a row on now between gins, employed at the Louiovtlie Commodore LaldiO¥ and Cap- wharlboat for 20 years, has rethe story: tain BlUy Roe, who several weeks signed. Other River Newa In. JULY 29, 1918 - C~PTAIN ago was elected manager of the cluded: W. E. Roe has severed his COR· ltne Cor a short time. JULY 29, 1918 - THE GalCommodore Laidley IIIIIOWtced nectlon with the Loulsvllle-Cindnnati Packet Co. His term as Ia at iiUnda.Y that Cajllaln Roe was lipolis pool was drawn orr three manqer and treasurer of the no longer manager and treasur. laet iimdaybyLockmaaterSmllhline was of a short lllratlon. er or the L & C Packet Co., and ers to make sufltclent water to The CODIJ>QnY advertised tho tact that the company was In no way bring the Kanawha River towthat Captain Roe's connection 001111eeted with the ~een CI\Y. boats and empties to the Kana.W· Captain Roe comes beck at ha River. It is said that severwith 1he line has ceased in the lollowlng ad which -•red In Commodore LaldiO)' with the Col- al mines would have to be ohul lowing advertisement In TOOrs- down unless the emlltY barges amd.a¥' 1 Enquirer. were soon returned for· reloadNotice - W. E,, Roe Is 00 day' s Eno.Urer: longer treasurer and general Notice to ablppers In t b e Ing, ' • LouiiiVItle-cin<lnnall Packet eo., It tme, Ia that CoiiiiiiOdore Laidley bas unloaded his llocl< ID th.o line for • reporlad P,.tce or $250,000. II is oloo reported that Captain W, E. Roe will be son- - '' :~ ·.,' ,'! • Water ~ '- I ,. ' ' . '' : GARAGili apt. 4 rm. IIIII belli. New ealllnet.lllnlt. Gmce Ill- . eluded. 1127 Se<ml Ave. In rear. Inquire 1129 Second Ave. or call MW240. • teoh · D.H.Vf~,lllher MoDERN s bedJ.'OOIII tiaule, tar: m.lletl, at Cttelbln. I W. room trliler, 1o1 11J rlnr, In JULY 30, 1918 - ANOTHER er general IJUlJlaPI' of the L & wave of one foot of water from C Packet CO. The steamer QJ.een the Gallipolis pool was let wt CI\Y will nm In the Zanesville- <i Darn No. 26 today by LockCincinnati trade under general master Smithers to let the Kanawha fleet of towboats to come manager Wllliam E. Roe. Adtlllon. Ph. ~1... Pho"' 446-1066 ' ROOM baale 1n . 11M llrp lol, bllh, pll'l "-" 1110111, lonled llr ... lllllrm doorl IIIII wlnlkift. rur-. on up, AUG. 3, 1918 - THE lateat from ClnciMatl regarding t b e Good tlllldltlal. ALL ELECl'RIC baa1e m Balli Ill • lltarl dllt- rr. JULY 3L 1918- ACCORDING to the weather map, we will have a rise. A.t Franklin, the ralnlaU SPECIAL THIS WEEK Tuesday was1.341ncbea, at Plllaburgb 1.24, at Wheeling 1.18, and at Dam No. 22 there was 1.82 Inches o! rain w!ll ch will make eDOUill water tor the packets lor a ohorl,llme. The Kanawha River operatoro will In all probablll\Y be able to send out another &hlpment of coot oo the rise that ts comIng. Captain CharlO¥ F, Stalder ol the lorry boat Franda recelvea the only dally weather map that . eomeo to Golllpolla. Rotarv Cutter 1 MODEL No. 48-3 4 .,. ""'itt....._ .,_- .,..,,...,.,rr···""""' ·0'\c .. . yv nm.: n ......... w1w IHmtnau:ou u:!l wneea snown;"' ,- I 0 Ga. formed steel deck 6" dee~ V.. x 2 V," steel r full Iength skids. Deck reinforced with full length 3 x 2 x ~ '.' angles and ~" fonned gear box mountWarner-Motive 10-30 series gear box - 14N series shielded P.T.O. shaft- % x 3" forged and heat treated swinging type blades. Rea. $300.00 ONLY $229.95 AUG, I, 1918 - THE John A, Wood, laid up at Manchester Landing lor the pall two yean, bas boon purchased by Captain .....~H:ar:ll' .rRrow)l , and. taiJioo to"hiJ . marine waya, What ie going to happen to her IJ oot known at present except by Captain Brown. AUG, 2, 1918 - THERE wao a small rl.. paaalng today !rom the upper Ohio and Kanawha Rivers. The Wllberd line of ercuralon boats on the Mlaslaaljlpl River baa been enJoined rrom BOlling booze oo Ill aleamboall w b II e plying tho waters bordertna tho atate or ilwa. 1 The boozebushiessha&-become Gallipolis Tractor Sales l .. ;; I :State Rt. 7 in Kana~ea was a big Ph. 446-1044 I INTERNATIONAL 17-ton capacity ' 37BALER '· 'I j ' ~ ' olmoat exllnet on Ol1lo and Mlooloslppl River packet boatL ft il. I Hero's the feature·packed baler with the capacity you need to get your crop in fast, when the hay and weather are rlght. • 17-ton capacity keeps you goiniJ even in heavy back -swath windrows, bunched or windbtown con'ditions, without plugging up • Cho;ce of 3-phase knotter thet ties up to 17% stronger or wire twi!lter that makes double· thickness 4·wire twist thing In earlier dey a and moat all big packeto carried bars. Tbe Andea, St. Lawrence L~?§, ~!!_'!§._~t~'!_~.,: SOU Conservation Service Mason COUD\Y PT. PLEASANT- Duri~ the last week or so Jt has ~n very pieaoant to see the ra1ns eome alter what seernad like a long drought If our memory is cor· rect, it almost quit raining aooh alter the first of June untO It starlod again near the end ol July. . 1''"'' . Look!~ at the rainlall ,figurea lor June and July Would make ooe believe tbet we bed somawbat oormol ralnlalllor those monthS. However, tanners, lawn keep.. ors, and Oobermeo knolv that we hove been through a severe drought period. It baa been our observatioo that early hay was excellent attor it dried I{) enough to make hay. corn starlod out well, depend!Qr oo whether tanners were able to pt It planted, Some early plamad corn waa aootled by Jllo --season fiootl or tht Ohio River In lfa,y, These areas bed to be rl>jlllnted. Since the rains have eome again It Is a ploaoure to wateb -no-.. ..,, coq,orator of the Western Soli CODJOrvatloo Dlotrlct, He bu leaeecl tho Swackhamer tarm bear .ulrttoM and planJ to d.velq, It Into a livestock enter• prize. Last siDitmer our lamlly vacat;on trip brought us tlu'ou&h GU· lete. Slnce we love to haG we wore on the lod<out' for pme, For several mlloa belore reachlng GUiete frm1 the weal we bed been soeltW herdo of ani&lq,e on rolling ,PrairiOL !lords or Hereford cattle were plem!M alao. Farm pollda o1mllar to tho oneo in Mason Coody were the oonrce or water tor livestock and game alike. Upon atoppltW In GWote to buy poollne at 40 conta a pUoo we asked the attendant llMiut the lRe!opo. He salcl thai Gllltte waa knolvn u the antelq,e ~1tol of the Unllod St.lteL Ilo went ahead to .., that -eon llvo and aix lllouoand were ldllod In that COUII\Y each 1ear. We '414 oot aok Mr. Keli)r Wh)l bo..bad decided to locate In Ml- e-lY but we knolv It lo muoh 111'80.,_ or bore than lo Wy......, . advantage~: tillage-Implement combination. You get dependable new equipment to speed yoor loll- • No. 10 bale thrower is available with either drive 3 trade-In, or equity In preoenl equipment) Iii all you naed. Yw fllln thollllllUII.o oiiOOoy's pr/C6S, toOay's tradf>ln alfowanc~:1WP!flou buy before the year le Put. you ft"t ~nttal tax eavlnga through lnveilm,nt cred~ and rtt-year dapreclatlon. Stop In end an ~~n~~ · .. ..... ,.•.,., ....... II Cttlt YAN(O IMPLEME~f Co. lllh • • ONo • . Wlth evary Gehl box 'ot;J • · e 7'1-w!dllt. . e ' JGII "". It • It Mobile Jlom. WI AilE ltnbtllr!tlt*llllillml IIUII!ntlllld acre.... Ilea • llltoal IOIIbtC JOII!' ,. .... · ~ cluldl tlld apoal ' « GlrJ Northup j ;' '~ whleh ba seeded laat;year. Further plano eaD for bulldltW two !arm pondo, some atrearn 1mprovement and lddltloMI pasture develcpmeM. can -.lilt. 1M BOAT, MOTOR , Ballow..... 177... mano. am Trailer, II ' .. for ' tl'lt"t..o,ctl9•" eall\)' ilir. q .~..!f"..::t\ f f ... 1 . . alao itoD '!PI~....::: wllb lhf'aldo ~. · W . ll 1. n· , ,:U:: ; . .· ~ · 1 -II!'Uii!IU,t' ...-I.UIIIn. i ' · · · co · • Tbul'llllll, Ohio ' 33 ylllf& Ollllerlenee an 'I lr. c ', •un • "" BACKHOE, BWDOZEI, CRANE, GRADER AND DRAGLINE SERV'ICl Basements-Footers-Leach BedsFarm Ponds-5ept.ic Tanks-YardsOriveways;-l.end Clearing--811 Dirt Top Soil-Ponds Cleaned-Parking lots •1F IT'S DIRT, WE'LL NOVE Ill" I S.turday, Au1u1t 17th • ' ' .~ I . ,Selll~ tirm and movitWo WUI oeU at public Auction at WENDELL ROUSII term 011 Route 554 located 2 miles east ot Porter1 machil:.ery and equipmert, antiques, household and turDiture articles, and olller itema. :' Gelllpolia, Ohio ExcGYitlng and Blldilg (DIInctwl AUCTION : , ' . ~ OIJv. s..- " • ....., PhOne 24l>-6269 or Central Soya 44~63 •, • 1'3 iiiiiatd "al~ ..... •••• ,..., • . D.,.., ••u• IJ, Fl. LlnOIIIIII I\WUiboul, Completely equipped with lkUI am life jackets. 40 liP motor. ' Before 5 call ~. allet & 441-4188. l'lf.S ,llretyt.:Cf-.' .,; :::•:t\.foi':t.t ~ . Js:: · b!rlw' ""-"':. '~*ito , • CltoiDo liZ.,., .... ,.,... mllhflflt!o~JO¥-' t11r' ~, '!'1~...- \·a M ~m"'· , ,.. 'ba)i.P~ illfWitt: \)~~,- ~ Othl Solf·Un!oocU Ponp 'Oplltitlal ~ · ,... ' ao... an built to"'r~ J'lU . ' I - - )'OIIr. ·~ Ill• . . • ' - I W.. : '~~~= 1~ • 11Hoeollfa11111" ~ elglit •erea of dover, timothy suction. $lUI. ei,PI. Plellllll. 'II'. Va. Pal '3 oltJ. 'i A. 4 ROOM - l e 'ltlollll ..... m•ftn~Wd. Ia llll.t 1DitdwCI · . JUUUS MATHENY of Waterloo 011 Roe!Q. Fork of 13 Mile Croek built a 500 plloo waterltV trou&b In a Nrnlot. Tblo concrete trllll(lh wUI be -ilad by t woQ. llo uead lhi fiortablo ateel trou&b rbrmuvaUible freon tba Western Soli CoalorviiiCII Dlotrict. . In s ELI!lCI'IIOLUX Vacuum cleiJt. eo 11. mi.blle 1to11te1 llefon Ill' wttll an allltcbml!ltls, aootl llaal4bo llallt far W'+-1 ~ milo cl W. lad havlm, ... ' ; ·hondlt.,, Qtld- aN~ , ,. Ouk*4CIIOft llfetJ .... ' cut .!IIJ (\'con Watch nut Sundaya popor lor li•ting .. MRS. WENDELL ROUSH IC AUCTION OWNER . Salo by: LEM~EY AUCTIQN SERVICES Andrew · 30? .. ~ · · Clmping Equl"""' . MH-30 CAN GIVE YOU AN 300 lbs. OF TOBACCO TO SELL. · PER ACRE. BUY ITNOWAT AHE~TION .ILI..i1-« Central ,$or• Of ·ohlo , . -· I ~ OLD RT. 5 NEWARK, OHIO reclllerltl Tat- . . . . PidiJta, e.Pintluti's . ' ' Apache Camper TNil or •.sl..po 6 or ..,n ll! low ,, ., low price s~ · Now, vo ...... . d-nottoto'ro · EQUIPMENT' CO. .; n. 4 Bl!lDROOIIIIome, 10 - Q'oek ~ plaal. Pb. 111·'1111. IIW I'IN . Kner 11011' 11A11L1:Y 7f Otopplr, Melli nabtl Belli Alltltl tiDe, )old- 5 ROOM boule '1111. !a4 :..~ Amsbary t~ln~s ,... ' ., . ~ues $TOCK OF CHEST f, ,<STiLL PLENTY OF • • 7t• ba11l Use4 Equip. Slle (3 •· NOrth of Route 70 on S.R. 79) ' " AUG. 10,1968 RClJ m. TRACTORs·- 1961 2010 Goa,!"' 2020 RCI! '-"' 49. T ~ cult & ,_.,., 520 Gao, 530 Goa, A, G, 70 !Iiese!, i'Vmalla, 2 II hrmalla, 1 M, 1 Sll, i HO llleool, . C, 1988 cub, AC W.C. w...-., CliO S.C., JlauOJ Harris It Std., Font 4000 OINel. FOrd 9N, FOrd 9N, Cclchlillt 560 DieHl, O.vtd Brldltr1 out11t, buzz eaw mower ci&i; flow,1010 Crawlot, ,,:.'ro.i,~' TooUi Plowo, 1-U No. 8 on llllllber, "w.4 No.·s 011 Rublllr, t-U ~ ' J911N DEERE PLOWS - 3-14 • ,810, 3-14 • .810A, 4-14810, 4o1ii'F1U: ~ Fol'd a-u Pl.,., a• c u e - <IIIII, B' m. ~ chlilil <Hau, i-t3t Whoel aprltw,' taGih borrow, 1 euttlpaehit, me . , lt1J01' can 11111M . ,: August · I near er.et Plant, s ~~m~. ttl b' lhtnr • 10, Ollf' of I · Iliad. M. tlblpe. See to lte- Uive, _..It, of tlftd. 1.Jotlem~ -~, ;111,11•• GACLN.I$,· 'OHIO Don't wahl ·Pick !rom The Long Green Uno of John Duro 1Noyou finance charges untlf March 1969. Pick the tractor need-any moc;iel, any horsepower size, any tractor· SAFETY ... staudard . l ~ 1ttJale . . . In 118ft, carpelld, Jarte lat. Ql!l OUR 81!lLI!lCI'IOII of II volqnnont 'J!'I• ~~ !~ tlld. A ftt1 lllcll lttiale. . TJiliEJ!: . WrrH cleared several acre• or Iaiii in pnparadon for pasture do- centb at GWete, Wyo., is a. new NOW I a John DeereTractor saves you money 3ways · •. ·leii.S Equlpnaent Co. . in our lawn and the sunllowen with the holiJ or Romld Gllll&, In our garden. It seems that !be 100 ol u.s. sou eonaarvadOII aunliowers have shot q, 5 to 6 Service, feet wltbtn tfle last week. lAa' bouaht Uda tam a year or so ago. Ho lo devolq,lnl It HAROLD KELLY, UNTIL ro- u a iheatock rarm and boo to 2 and-winter work. A reasonable down·payment (In cash, Ask lor o free balot demonstration todayl fAIKlliiG f« farmers Lay of the Land • Choice of PTO or engine drive \ atJ. Good . . . .,. ply, modem belli lilt! ldltlll- QaWII CUSTOM SPRAY and Sherley were the iaot paeketo In the Plttlbur&b • ctndtlnlll trade to carl')' baro. That wao ~ forrnerb' owned by the OVOI' 30 ;yeara back. The Pl>mo- late Captain WUUam s.y orJron. 1'01-Cinclnnatl packata earrled ton, baa been running ID t b o bars up to tho Urne Commodore place of the IUite Adarna In tho 4!dl01' oold oul to CIJ>Ioln --Memphlo trade. Gordon c. Gnone 10701fl Tralllc 1118MPr R, S. :t>eneer and Cli>laln William D. Kimble of the Llbert;v Tranolt FORREST LEGG of F1at Roek AI! G. 3, 1918 - THE lll'p Line of Whoollng have been vta- worked out a aoll and water steel steamer IUite Adams, the ltlnr IOYOral of the river towna ~~~ aldo-l packet m the lnciodlng illtnllngtonandO.uleoKARSCHNIK PR.Oiofo:ml> Mlsolaolppl River, lo IIIII aut ton 1n tho 1ntareat or that 11ne CharlO! A, Karldvllk, 100 of bl&b and dry oo tho land bar of boato whleb are be operat. Mr. and Mro. Louis J. Karse~­ she ran onto in a tog two ;reara lng apln .. 110011 as 000· nlk ot. New Haveft, W. Va., hu ai!Q. The Uttle steamer s· a 1 dllillaa permit. bean promoted to., ........,. In "" 11. S. Air roru. 110 Ia a lltodlcal apeclalllt, iluliilecl at McGdre AFB, N. J., with the 1'111111')' Airlift . Coin..,, ' :A p'ldoate of w~ 11181iSclloal, .. lludlecl at SJaM; Col- Tractora, lind get lh,.. a_.,.., .2 M&M - . , hOH. .~LANTEJ!!i - ~ . 494 1\ PIIIUr ,LI'IIid. 1 t1H AP.._, DJ10 I 490 Planler, .! Ml4 mw Pllater, I m 2 raw Plulo er, t cult tor JD 10.·'4 Row ..tt. tor IISIIar lll'ti, • r... · Btlw . far 4tl~il2o. CLille ~ fVmhlnd ~- . . UIC . ' '· ' I r(. ' :" ' �. ' I ..·, ' ' ' '·' . . . l ' t . ·' '/ .. ,;tv Nt;?~·~pk ..· . . ·· ze)~~ · .taiCJw~eH's . . . . ,_ . 'Past nlean Brod.ies"' $'.,tatt;:d Ji,er .on the Road to Broadwa'y . ' . ·' fi.Z ~p. · Jci!aors , ~p. ShePJiar4;. Sewing' . Miehlne· Sales ·a!Mf.$ervlce, l6i lsi Ave. 31~ ,I 9\4 Sportwln THE FAMILY wishes to express its appreciation to the many friends for their kind expre,. slons of sympathy during the Ulness and death of Mrs. Treasa Swain. Special thanks to While's Funeral Home and Rev. Freeland Norris. 8-4-llp I WANT to L~ank publicly all thoae who were so kind and lhoughtful during the lllness .... Ohio FUE STOUGE HOBSTETTER REALTY and death of my beloved ther, Mrs. Sophia Duffy. To Dr. Bulrimas. the nurses and staff of MeiRs General Hoopltal, alao Dr. Harder, Dr. llmone. nurses and staff of Holler llospltal. my eternal gratitude for the .....oorful care whfch they ftl!VO to her. To the members ol.lhe Pome. roy Church ol Christ and the many friends who Bllfsted me 1-1-ltc eben, buemell~ level lot ovIn her care. To Hev. Jerry watebdog. Clll . . . . Bl!lANB, IENTU(J[1' Wllilller: erlooking rlftr. Mulers, Rev. Hobert 1Voods BEAUTICIAN wanted: Apply J11et """' on, brtDC CODo ~ rr ACJIES ~ 1 mllea llf 121, and Hev. Eugene Underwood at Beveriy's Home of Beauty, talnar. $1 11u111e1. . . . . , nlee 1 rooina, modem bath, lor their words of eii<OUrage. . or call llf2.3S33. l-(4te a., 1111 mUea . . . fta. 317 CHEVY moiOr. Oonla<t lots of bulldlngl. Mlnerall. Jolm 'l'ucbr, H,..U Run ment alld eoBBdlaUon. To dDo aa ·Rt. Ill. Phaile lfl. Cline Dalley, organist and Hood, phone . . . . . »lle u ACRES - Large pond, milkFor TriCie Ing parlor, hsm. Large • the staff of Ewing's Funeral NICE I ROOM boose oo Spring rooms, I ballts. balement. borne !« their efficient ser11137 FORD, A-1 oondlllon, a eoJ. Ave., Pomeroy, wiD trade lor vice. To those wbo sent flowlectm Item, eaU IIU'IG or IIIUN and V1IUDL 'J'IIlAPOIID boose ID Middleport. Pbaae ASIIOCI!TEII .._ ers, money, food and cards. aee at 1111 Llnooln IBD. 1111-2111. 1-l.ftc SYIIAWIIB To all of these and any oth· l43tp l+ltc ers I may have failed to men· lo lint Uon, my deepest appredatfon. GARAGE WITH eleclrlelty in i'uslness Services EUz.abeth Duffy li·+IIP •t. .. MOTH PROOFING AIC CLEA..EIS Today Is 5unda,y, Auguol 4, the 217tb cla1 of 1988 ~th 149"' follow. The m0<11 11 boaw-ttl· llrst quartM IIIII lull Ph¥0. The -morniDtl . Ia s_t.turn. The evonlai star 11 Venue. On thlo cla11n hlotory: 1D 1735 freedm! of the PI'IOI waa' O.llbllahed wllea John Zei1Pr, pubUaher of a Now York CIIY nOwiiPii>Ol'o 11&1 acquitted on libel chaJ'sea. In 1914 Britain daclared war •• ... .... . w......... ;• I IIJ•-· ...,.,.,.,.a. *· li j ... --, :~.~ •' '•' '• . " r ' Call ..,., . ..... brllllMa, lD Cll'pell PH. tl8:1ol143 Pomwoi ' 1.-«e 1• MOBIL H0¥B It ziO. Clll ...,.. at eenllal a-Id - ._.. """' . ....,. Youa. ....., ~ -~~· ~" . , · 'tetlon available", ' . ralet . , foi' ' · alidPtilllt or. !! ··=-~''L~J""i!. !!,!• , 1 ~ .... 7 . - - ru. .... 41!i. ' Wt1 u 11.00, lftvta CIL\101 · m!Utary llrlllt to otrlfe.lorn Coniloo .. A tbwght for the daJ: Scotch , comedian, Sir llarl')' Lauder, aald, "Oh. lt'l nice to get ~ !D the morning, but tr 1 nicer to lie ' in bed." WMPO · '. : doT DUm ban 11ale) Road Oiling Ph S'JI.Il!l.'l , ..tl SEWJNQ mllclllne .epa~~' om Ill ·. •· · . .; . , '• I!Jiba_,alid modell, •D ptrli ' ~E'I'f , ~ . ~: •In llltd. •Call 446-1330. 1'17-4 · . :eamm ....,t , · · · ...,. ' . . LIE'S PLUMBING • REi~'- , B. ~· ~· 101-tf . INFORMAnON NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AJ · 7:50 A.M. t2 NOO.N 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. l<eeoing Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As ·' · j I , i Entertained VIol"' . , 1 = · ·cmm CIIJ, o.a: ' Plumlllng&.Heltlng . ·. · ....AHDAIID PUJIIIDND. • ''UYNOUI'I o.uUPous 411 Seeolid A - •. Acroia """' Your ~. . Poi! Oll1ee t':m,~ ·..If ", : Nl , ~ 100 '4th An., 446-11117. · · ......... •tt lft1!GIB'I WATER DELIVI!RY SERVICB Ph. tft.8M?. • tf "Jimmy Ad111M next door le rritlnr out hla ot~,t to 1111• .like 1111 ~oM panntll won't lit them have ~rl" · 7115 U Word of Life Gods, Goddesses ACBOSS I Blbylonlan de-Ity ' .-. 4 Jupiter I Olympian 12 Hawaiian U w"' .... .... 9 Wickt'd ]() Dt>muli!lh II Charltablt· Cift 17 Pt>&l"\•ful 19 Stnlnr a ROOM boose In .lllnlmQie, Jd&lnriJ, diJ .... Ph. - l]lo IUDphone, ti!UI47. 1-1~ .. . 111111, CIIIID. ' ·• de IIAISNJI. repllr Molle &&WINO ...... . aD ....... , . .. ...... 51,.,.... 11\fiVJIMIILI . . . _ ' . ll1llft ~· Mr· - .... llcalt i!d ••••. I II • . ........ • .. [ I ' --- c.-.. ·~- b (] II I .R.4CCK ~mvcnicnt :!'5 Martian lcul'l'lh. f11rm) 3 'inj~;J,;·;~;;r'n>.<l tliri'Utt• nt·~~ A1hl~·r i~· ~·orJh•!<t , ... ·- Masl·ullnl' . appl!llatlun :?H ·lf'KU In ,lrJ.tr:ue Hour I Tain llllll.lll'rJ 2~ z; ·' Sl'-'t~~JutiJ.t 1' AIM!ti.lr J 8111 AndtriCII !ti:M 8 flllth For TodQ ·- 2ll Lu~~o· homnb a1 Air raid U _'""' I;Jq. 3 Corw, l'rlrittr I TWillalrt ZCIDI Unulliht~ lt:it ...... ·1 IJYIJW Worf I ~\4111Ll,. . • ' . v.,.,. ....' • .... ... """" .~,...u~~ 11 llll'lldiGI Tnllll ·-..... . lUi ·~'rillt ...,,..,_ ' •'1'):1 bOO Milt ......... ......... ClthoUC Hour JI:IDWaklr&J~ .'' ~ ""' " • r:JilnQ ' i Glrd•BIIl ..... ( 8::111! 9:30AM ~~A~HE WMOV R.vt.tuwood, W. V1. Reference ""' ' ~~.......... ... s - .. I tbacblu Btoth..-• U lftrde """ '"""""""" .-· ....... ..... .. _ 8 ae:.MIIdOI\ 11100 J Qiii;UII - · c.rv.l lhU i ..... - • ... ~:OU . 3 13 Tntth or ConMqiiiBCIII 6:30 6:00 l'khU't H tft\lttl N8A C..ral 13 Men Grlllln 6:3p ,,_ 3 s 12:00 Conv. eon~. 8:00 11::11 a ~ev... 9:00 3 Convention 9:JO 8 Conventioo 1:l:U I Gllillna: U,hl '"" ... I Illl•olOur Uvu 8 l.ov. It a "le!!Mred Thl._ IS Ntwbwed Gale I Movlt 1l:3U ' TonJ,ht Sbow '"' n.t Girl u 9:30 3 Coownt!Oll 13 Convtntion 10:00 11:00 3 Let'• Make A Dtal 8 1\1 the World 'furns 13 tt'a lliiPIIniiiR 11:00 3 llie•n, Wlllhtr, ."lllOn• I CIPIW Newt Central II !';ew•, WQthtr, $ortS ll:20 IS lt'e Hippenlnt .""""- '"" 8 Jaclde Obllllier ~" 13 Drwn Haute 1:30 &30 3 CollrentJon 13 Conllf!ntion 3 Nid ~ Ntw• Pk:wre 8 Jl('klt Obii~Wtr bw 13 ~earn Kou•• 1:30 8 Cooventloo 3 I.At•a Make A DN1 8 A& the World TWTIIi 13 Fl)'l.a£ Nun 8 Gukin£ lJ&tlc 13 Conve11d011 10:00 J \ Mid QJy New• Picture JIIOPardy 3 Eye B Stareh lor Tomorrow 13 Treuure 1111 L2:45 II CQmenliOII ll It hke• • Thief I SMreh Cor Tollorro13 Treuue We 3 Cara11an 3 Convention 13 !!etond llundrtd Yeus 8:00 Van J)ykt l2:00 ll!~ (Nell 3 Conw!rtion K: 311 13 Blwlt£t.l ~cl! '"" !i~ 7::JO M UJ.-.or Wr• 13 IlewlrC'hod 13 GarriiOn'l Gorillas 8 loNol' Uft 3 ,_,,a. .. .MD•Ie 3 The Hollywood Sqlllreb 7:30 Rep. 3 H~~~~tlt)'-Brlnklry lfCion 8 Wllter Cronkttl 11;30' 8 Game 5:{10 ~J~era • New~ed 3 lt&whide 13 Truth or Con8equench 5:3Q 13 Dark SI'Mow• 6:00 3 New5 Pkture 8 l:ipitll NIWI Central 13 Merv Grtmn &:30 ~ ~ .ol ~b(llrry ....... '( f I Twlllgtit Zone 3 Ht111wood Squaret 8 llck Va11 Ib'ke 13 Thl 11:00 7:00 3 College Show --. U:JO ~ 3 )'enont.liiJ' J lllll'ltiiJ'-BrlnkiiJ J(qlon 8 Walter Cl'ON.Ite. Aildt 01 -berry 4:30 3 Mr. Cl.rlOOII 8 Family Theatre J t:bneenlr&tloo 8 BeYitly lllllblllle ~ 13 Dlch (.'t,ett New~ 3 ~ 8 Candid Camera · 13 . Wells FUKU 10:311 Dtr~~• to u~ 4:00 3 Mitch c;eme 8 f'<tHW"n Theatre 13 Steve Allen ~K11111:1r00 11:30 B S.: ret storm 13 Wtlt1 Earp 10:00 3 Clndld ~J-1 Cllatrl IS One Lite 9:00 3 Mike l:oUKIU ~ Ed!Je (I( Nl&M 8 13 Karloon Kuni¥al 8 13 I '"" 3 Mr. Clrtoon 3 flnhlde ---·..J . a·---· l~:IJ(I PenonaiiO' Lllvy & (;ollllh 7:1S 8 Farnii}· Theatre n Netrlywlld Game 8 ::lll:nt iltlnn U Wyatt Et.f1) 10:00 8 Bewerl) lllllbillln 13 DIC'k CtveU • Ill 9illll.aD ' ·""' ~lnKq&roo 10::10 3 Q,uc.atration I La•dt i3 I Flee WHtlbl.' II DIM....,. I 8 !ieepy Je"era U Gloi'J Road KariiXlll K&nd.val n "'.u' Farao 1:00 -~ -- .; 13 One LUe to Uve 9:30 . I 'J'W··Flrft Cetarj U Outer Llmlt• lil:OO cGH•t•k). B "'•:at' 11 ....... IIDnltlr ·• U The Uvlng Word You '"" '"" 3:30 3 'rou Jl:Jn'l lbn't ~ 8 Edge ol NJabt ... 3 Mau:h Game II l'op('om Thntrc 13 Stefe Allen 4:30 J Mike [\qlu Shotr 7:00 J Todl,y .'ilow ~45 ~ "'-·1" -'"'- U 3 Corn <.:o& Rulort 3:110 3 AriDthrlr World 8 To Tell the Tllltll U General llo.ip(t&l 13 n30 8 IJ. . .lefrltl'l..., 3 News 8 N~s '"' :1 .._,., ol Ollr l..ln1 8 · Love It I ~IIUIQ)rtd Thing 13 New),ywed Game .. U 'NIIII&, W..u.er,l:llortl lh2G 8 l*lvle 6:30 It TV tlu~room J 3 Goipal ll&rmony 7:00 1\Jmll'll.c 3 John'~ 8 {;ai'\()I)U 7:45 13 Neighbor• 8:00 3 ~·&Pals I ~n IWiglroo 13 Well• Far.IJI 8:30 13 Foreten Leglonlllii'H .-· "" 8 Frlllkensteln Jr. 13 <.:uper Ctrtoon 8::10 3 ~r Prelideat 8 Hwuloldl 13 n.e hntaltk fow' 10!0G 3 Fl~tone~ B %Juan 13 $1dennan 10130 3 setnp.ron I GoUatll 8 The Jr, ~e Gholil 13 Journey to Center of Earth ' -"" 8 bermm ' AquiJoiQ 13 George ol the Jqle . 12;00 3 Cool McCool. U The BNd•• 12:30 3 car & Tndl; 8 Jvhmy Quest 13 Anlerkan Bind~ l:Od 3 Upbeat 8 Lone Ranger 1:30 I HoM Humer l:t IIIIIPeni.-.! '118 ~ S Tile lbetors B IIGulle P&rt,y 13 Dltil¥! Game :l:l$ JJ Thll We Bfli,Wv. 13 Small World ,,., ,,_ 13 WruU\11,11 ~:0(1 3 car &. Trl..ck H WrHtlitw 13 World al !!4Jal1ll .... 3 ~rt· S,.dal ·-8;30 13 ror Tlmo Amerleant 7:00 3 Port&rWI&CX*' 1:111 3 ViTJIAlln B Tht Pi-laoner 13 Tht Dadnc Gun• 13 11:00 3 Hlrltnln 7 Ci«l&Q Trto 8 Moby Dick I. MIJhly MiglttDr 13 Kirw Kol1! 11:30 .. ."""'" ~ ... ... 3 Blallbl.ll ....""" Till N•bw«~ Game 8 .., 'l1uw SDa• t:t '--n'enc. . . . ·-""" a Hopn'• Huou 9:30 & P.UCO.J...edM 13 fk:llb'wooel hlaee ..... ·-.... .-· ' 8- U:OO 11:11 is adDw Thill.- 8 Movie l:t Saturdt.)' Scene IS J01y Bislq) ... ·lliard "" s '"' '"'' ~-- Th1i !Jible Annqr,; ua,..;tr lf. Aff!JI lO.RI•: ~Cofl.-.on lndt& .. ""'}..=-' ll.l'laoocublr: abbr. 17. Completo ........ >e. ,_nt ~ - 11.1'1onoun U.t&toly developecl Ill. Dtallllt Ill. Cotllln II'!' Oroek . . phllolopller ··-l.=m - .. . . .,_....., 196~ . ford • • • • ~ •• • :-, ~· flo' 'JJ.f .J aiwhfdl' • .... •·!*.,..,.. '" _ ...... •. Pii:tllrt ~ , 1' , l'- h~ lltlll 1 . s ll lCartuon Kanlwal I i L'(IO 8 F..uq 'l'lltlb't II Thl ~Gale .... ' ·I·· ' ........ lilltret. .!U1r1 II W':Jii!b Earp II TMII.-I>Oool_ ........ ·~"' ·-... .-Rooort 3~- 8 t• 13 Plrk . . . .. ~Cimllt& FOttlp IAI• 1... "" . ' c::.turllllw•.centiw. 1hW' ' ·~ l It ~Grllll'l • li Dklk ~Yitt ·, a w_.Cra*lte ' ,_,.,., "'" ..'""'".._... ' .......... ~ . "" ~-·­ ·~­ .. IS """'• ., ~ ~ Nllttll Game ~cern 'l1ltltrt $Mr.~ Ut3Q 'I . ' 'hti.WI ?tiQz.. .... . Cowltr7 I Bevtlrb'HII ..IIlr - • 1~-~­ WalMr crVaw• '>C' ',• '"'ear,._. 3 CoD.-.tlat '' lS IUn OrUfh ..... '"'"""' .,..... ." .. _........ O!uteh or a.rttt u I r 1u n:.u. or.eo....,,. 5:10 ·u Darlllhdow•. fl. Wolllll QNm fi.IOI'IItn ~ 1:01 .. . " ' Gel•~tle 4-bur. lnNftor, IHcl _;...w ~~~~;~fi.'oitOi~ euto. tf'w"•·/ ,.._, ....,-... s..,..,) ..,.,·'"'"1,., ·ur.' ,,. ' J Y011 la\'t S., I £cll-o1Ni1W. U Ollie W. to Uve • .... J;::..u ... ._....._ .,. . . 'flll ~.,..td Gille . ,,. kepo11 I Sltfft JC..,.IJIM 3 Mr. Clribln D7111Pb 1.I'MIIdl · U "" .. 3:30 .......... "" 3 M&ldl CUie B ~nn.tn II SUmt Allen Ill. ONI!tna' rr.~~oo .. ' Crtrn Cob 8 .... o(Nflht 13 0111r Life to Uve U.IJvtooal II.Buruu 30.C.Uplel _ I Tile Bible AMMII 6:45 J tOll lhn't ::Ill Jl.-ve 3 AloUttr World I To Till the Truth u General HoiiPltal 6:35 3:00 S ·Aiothtr World 8 To Tell the Trvth u General HoiiPilal ..O.Koilem s~ )f]EJ' 1360 u40;lbln 10. Pltcbln ll.Bolded . 11. Shlrponl, .... usual actress, since she can talk about others . She even has a good word for the ac· tress who will play Jean -- LII*D fll'll· Allllalllof llllpr&lll IIIII Ia ilee. We ......._, ....... Mon: thru Fri. •. Mr. 12. Grimace ___......... ,...,..,.•. .. ~ ""' '"' ' ! - LISTEN TO 20thCE!iiTURY REFORMATION .HOUR too-with dignity.'' Zoe. you will note, iS not the 3 Auher Worlcl II Tu Tlllltbe Trut!l 13 GINI'al HaJPI(.IJ U New TeiUIIItrt a U.t111Wotd ~ 1.1troq ... The Pl'llrte . . . , _ ,.. I'ORD '1-11ft .aalomallc, . BARR'S BACK HOB IIIII o-r Senlee. Waterllae, uptlc Gill - · fully equipped. t.w mllelp, tJIIO, Jell dian llllb, leacll heda IIIII .._, Ill ori8IDal COlli. .... ... IIIIIU, Cbooler, !ldll. Call ClOARBftl ........,. IIIII .,..._ABC ......... Blmry lllbr, • • or Hopr -· •wtc lllbr, .... ....tc . . . . W, VL ,._"::: CARIB WANIED ,....,._ 7:110 t:l Go4l it 1flt Acllwer 4 SroHII ? Ea!lt I Fr .) rOw. If a new medium )Yere found called, say. sensa vision, she'd be able tq· fil into that. a The Bible Annreu '"" '"' I DIV I Oolllth · 2IA-\'t•l 8 r>ee.-h·t> a ham. a dud. a.n old-fashioned ' "She's as modern as tomor- 6:35 a S Com Cob Rlport u t:.wlltJ Cllun:h 3 Of rt'Ct•IJI tlme11 ~~rt't'rt-r "" .... WmM'tPoint~VIew ·-· 1ed 11 56 Require 37 ObRrve DOWN l Founrlatl'm 5 Mnn,tt•r 6 Nc~ru ar:e there, .they cah,'lakC c:;1re r ... 3 The ll)l:rort llouw. Part.r 13 [IaUre Game 8 The Bale Anawera 13 taltlilhllll 7:~S •1.1 AaiOIII was 7 and taught me voice, was mine. I was her creme de Ia cren\e." Another Jean Brodie lo Zoe t pronouriced ZOH 1 was Dame Edith Evans . , Socrates. l;fl DAILY CRO.SSWORD When everyone is buying you sensible 5hoes for ChriStmas, a Jean Brodie takes you to the opera . Winifred Mpve}eY· Browne, a speech teacher who gave .me a scholarship when J ANQ DA'nNG There are ' no extant writ' ROtJ'I'E· 110 II Ewqnen. Ph. lngs of the Greek philosopher 4484'111. 171 tf : 11131 ' I Cllrt&MIIblrl ~ '" knocking around in her life. Sometimes it's an aunt and sometimes even an 11ncle. "I don't oeed· th't!lbod bits critics say abOut ~/> .'V r'l they Dl!'1l'l'l'l"s PwMiriNo II ON IEnEI .ol USED CARS "' AND TIUCQ in her husky voic'e. ·'J think everyone has af least 1 one down.· bruised and haltered .' But (mt> of t.hemseiVes But, ·critk:alty. can lake down-1he wall. bril·k anybody may have a valid oint. If someon~ we~ to·say bv brick 'til ont! can see over the greatest actre:!'S' on il. Then. with as much dignity · lhewasF,nglish.speaking stage. 1 as JIOSsible, one may elimh might , _ on some night& · agree . over the remainder of the If someone were to ,$~·y fiiam wall.· Fold and Place Near Your TeleviHion Set for .."'11•-'"""" BEST DEALS "I think ibere are\,a lot of Jean Brodles in tHe. '\llorld," the red-headed Australian said to.her. Sh~ mice eXJ>Iained her jJhilosol'hY for ov e rc Q.r:n in g problems She s~id, ·on~ can'1 hurt oneseH into a brick wall One only comes away bloody . Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing ' ~=~~: Blrl. a.. Oblo.. ,..,. E flat $40, Phone her way of ~hiokmg, ~re lhe "creme ct, Ia creme~··· . ·'. .-.,ldo ' 111e111. fllliiiW heat, garage, lroat and bact pordl, eaU ... 1+1tp good ....Utlon 110: ono Imaginative, s e n·s u a I, fNJs· !rated, prou~ and eventually with Cl Jol of pretty things tragic. Her gir11; 'molded to arou.ncl and all the men JIUt·k sias.m--nnd di~nity , Like most adorN truint'<l in J•:n~lund . Zoe·· cun he com. plt•tcly uhjedive abuut her JJt•rforrnanccs. " Some ni~hls I c111ru~ oU stage and tell my dre~tser - ~he likell maid hut r think d ( e:; s e r so.unds more jolly- 1 .tell her. ' You ctre a genius . I huvl!n't missed one line and I'm playln~ .L(rtoat. · 'fhe next night I'm liable to say, ' I'm puliin~ tht! play B!ATINO, m , .,... A~ n IENNBIB " . ( ' "I thihk sht• !)melld talent in me. She'~ such <.1 delicious woman·, She ~an he at a party ,. exasperating, funny, · warm, oa.tJ: . 24 ... . tATS, IIICE lfOiiO llnver 'Qel Slar," m lb., $1M. s.re, ll1lOOI.'I' PRICIIl ,..... • inn, ~ -... Run - lldld lloar ~ . . . MID, lilllll'ablcb Jfl(o;dwue, ONE ZO INCII ..at Iron 0011 llbr ,.,....... JIMdiiP!IIt, lumac:e ... .... 0011 lllllter, PlcbDI Hlnlware. ·1-1.a, teacheF, · she is outrageo.us. · . -· ~;-.,...,."~, ·•' NEW ' YOIIfi~'NI•JAi-Zoc .'UOI ·G "W'""' . , · ' CaldweU •)las '!lonr vci·y little W~TER 'A~ · ., · telev.IJion, · (>1-l>ilably .because ' ,I)Ay <l.lli!Jflll't· no •lllail screen could hold , ·A\ or.:JJQ - - -. ' ~pr~ Hrfe~er •.v.qcally,Zoewill ' r ,· •.c~.~~ iil.il'li ' · .• \'!' hea~ read1ng the d1alogue ~ , _.j'·> ' oh a special set for ABC·TV ·'lllddiaol'e 4fl.l·in December' called The Se· ' liN!! ' cret of Michelangelo: Every , ~an's Dream . lnsuranc'e ~ . S~e is./! ·~"'arkab)e actress, FOR ALL Jaur ~ · ....... with an · Evere~t-Sized talent, , , . . . _ and a personality so •trong _eheck 1fllh Jout •. . that you feel she could stretch tj!tl at the lftal fM. Aie;ief, a steel bar lik• a rubber band. M State St. ,APntl far.,aaflj; She won a Tony Award this liN, Rom..-s, hol]lltal year (over other such talented lnd pDeral llllll1111. M actresses as Maureen Staple· , · ,. · ton, Dorothy Tutin and Colleen ~~ 'INSURANcE Dewhurst) for her superb A · , lire, life. .s 111a1e •· performance m t~e excellent p ,__ • ll nroa.dway play, . TheA· Pnme ·w• • DJVWII, " ' of MISS "Jean Brodle." s Jean IJiooft. 446-t•. . . Brodie, a Scottish school· 23 Lor.. ''""'h deiDed 1lllh Blue Llliln. ' Heut e1setrtc ~ "-· ' ONE sroRY five room home 11a111r Plnltln. ,...., In Jllddleport, large llvlill .room, dining to0111, Jorge ldt.. I ROOMII IIIII bllll • .., lot cbell, wllh blidl cablDoU, hath, two l;ledrooma, tun ba» om Rl, II. Call ,. ._, · OOOONG TOMATOBS, tl.S ~ OPEN !~ 10 A.M. to 10 bu.lhcl. Bring~ Ger• · ', / ,.. '• Pll. the. &&oW Drive In on aldlne Cleland, Radnio1 »>fii. ---- · '·'r ' } tilt by-ptia Rt. 7. Soft ... ; ,> eie~ J!lod food. specials oil FUD OA'I1, He117a,M, .....,,,, IIGitom, PlloDt .. ••: • ·~-- lnil 'ftiUrsday. MMf .It''. •'' . U-IOCe • ~iiittitiis ...,., llwleplrs, I'UI ...... IIIII pollllhen. GemiiDe plrll. PILl!: Ill 110ft and loliJ; eolan --- 1 durbw the Korean V/u. tn 1967 Al!lerlca ollllecl Its ! ILEC'I'IIOLOX 8ALBS IIIII •· 8-altc AUCI'ION Saturday, August 10 forhnt at 11 a.m. We are leaving the IOOUllty. WUl sell the follow- ~LI!S and !umlahed and .... Ing at the reslden<e of Pearl !umlahed ·~· 11-f.l!tc Phone .... Jaeobll located on Rt. 7 and 121 at Laurel Cliff. IJvlng room Illite, glider, throw I'LI!NTY' oii]IICIIor 1110 tJd. er with all laclllttea. lJl ~ rup, eolfee table, el1d lablea, oeveral stands, book ease, recCall - - ~..re ord oablnet, eameru, pie-.. ottoman, magazine nJRNIBIIBD IIIII ~ apll'lmelltl. Clale to ldlaoL rac:b, books, oomplele set of 1' 111110 . . . . 10.116 plano Jeasons valued at $1110. Two radlllll, one FM II AM, Ironer, grill, air Clllldllloner, 'I1WLER SPACE, Ill utlllllel avlllablt. i'Jlqalre ~ lfDlbor. ~ canner, F'reoch lrJ· ry Iller I ar I p.m. Wrllo P. er, bkd cage, old sea chest, O.Boi:GI~.UI-Ile wall telephone, Iampo, bowling balla, dishes, cootlng utenslla, cloli1ea hamper, step nliiNIBIII:D OARAGB ..-. 1111111 • I.blcalll BID. -~ ltool, a large collection of no. paid: a.laltl GIIIJ. l'llaal ... veiUea and 110111e antlquea, 1 '· ' olee. collecllon. Somalhlng lor everyooe. Mr. and Mrs. CUI· nvl: 110011 ...... .._, ford Jacobo, owner. Terms bal1t, Ill PwD/.... . . ctlb, not responoible lor accllid Olell• • denll. Sale oonduded by the 7-M.UC liradrord Audlon Co., lloJ: 111, ~Raclne, Oblo. Pbone 9$3821. FIVE ROOMS, . balh, funllabod Lund! served. 8-4-ltc apariml!lll, two or lbrae peo. pie. MAG' Food Marbl, Rt. Nolb 7, lllddlopart, 7-11-tle N!CimLING'S BEAUTY ll1op wiD be claoed August 4 'NOW OPEN Bob'a Mobil Olarl, lllrqh A118111114. Hltc th. boautllul Oblo Rhw. ol WILL DO .wing II bomo hJCh Wlllr. Slate appi'O\'ed.' .. IIppert, poebll, peplng, heat•nkc, alteratlonl, ...... Preddlt 'l'llabot, Malon, TRAILI!IR SPACB, lllf lilt, Ill .... 'I'IUIII. ~ uunuea, 1arp cprner Jat, Ia. town. Jalm Pultl, 311 lileall IW'PY JIOUR, SheungSptlop St.' Middleport, Olllo. l'llllile ' IIIII Clab. S to I p.m. Moaaw or -.uoo. 1-1 tte ' ,., thna Prtday. Ladles nl!lhl ' "frY Prtday. Mile SMALL HOI1SI! at Portillld· All · ~. Write Bos Till! MO'I'IIER who has two 7, RadDe, Olllo. 1-1-tle • eblldNn, Da•ld 15, daughter IS, lllllband overae... and obe For We bon Mrs. Mary Ord that PAIR at llmne eat., ..,. llwd In l'l>meroy. I! &!ked to ~ old, • : allo wiD WI lft.S30'7. U41p &In lo 80od bomo Cl«'m. Sbopard pup, ..... II!CIIIha AIIHOUNCING that the Brsd· old. !'bone ..... , ...... bd AUdloll Co. hu moved lbelr aew and Ullld lurnlture liOn kl the Court Building IIORRI!LL MARB: needl aper. lernl rider. Plloae T4HUI. IIGt door kl the pool office 7-11-le • 'l'blrd St. In Raclne and 'me a very o1ee Une of fur. nlbn. eo...,. In and aee )'Gil FIVE ROOM <Ottqe with flou. lllul 'flew of Ohio Rlvor, a1 Mlf be nrprlled. Store houn Long Bolloli\, Vlrgll Wllbr, 11 kl I M'onday lhnlugh Sat.. Ntkl ,..,.,.. 'nlelr prices are leas. Racine, Oblo. 1431c Iller• after inllrelhan 2'h years. TileY wen ci1P1W'ed Air FOrce ,,.. or near Pomeroy area. l'llonti Public Sale on Gei'IIIIJI1 u America Issued a proclamation ot •lllriliiY. 111 19S5 Red China nleued 11 · Dick Turner WIIIIM 992-5652. VL Today's Almanac ' Bullci)IOr Radiator To The ,..__. -. DEAD ST......,. "· From tho WPII ., DOLL riM SAVE SPACE NO. f. II'IUilUI .OO.U. at !IJro. mer alnldil Coal Oo. llpJile, loeated 5 mUes wt ol WeiJt. !Ia COMET Camorllhle: lu· ldD. Pbone !M.m7 Wellllon gandy 1lllb bloct top. PrioOd HelpW1nted far ~ Wellon Coal to IIIII. 7fS.4111. l-14te Krl'CIIEN HELP wanted. ApOmipaJQJ. . f.JNIIe ply in person. Crow'l Sleak OIIB OF THE BEST ..,_., • House. I-J.6tc SAVI! NOW 01111widmDn lloata, ..._intbo.-.1""1' 10-U..JS-1( fl.. deeD IIIIICie, WANTED TWO WOIIIOII earn illurdJ, 11ne ran 11o11om1. 'jRlltlblt IDnllmellt . I or • oameaae who wllhM to oper- GEO. IIOilB1'B1'I'BR Jlnllet ~ ....tty, • houn dally. car ODe mile otl Rt. IS, • IJnlt. ate tbe1r 01111 bulilDB. Ooa- IIACJN!t AREA - t i'OIIIIlll, necessary. Vhite lloJ: Boacl. .,..,. . tact L1ldl lfart at RadDe P'lll1 bath, buemlol, I car aaraae. ..., Tho Dally Sentinel, Pom· Value Martel, Itt. Ill, lladne. I leYel acna Ill Rt. 121. eroy, Oblo. l-Ute lli1 NllWPORT a.;,.Jer, .. ' ..1-lte NAYLOIIS llll!UIIEA- Zlots Door, 80od rallbor, &OCid 1lllb lllll11 boule. WAn'RESSI!S wanted, Da lr y tllape. lluloa llayiloldl, w. GREAT DANB ntlaWed doC, MJilllLEI'ORT - Large 7 Valley, Pomeroy. Phone a - !'bone 77U147. 741-tfc 1'001111, 2 baths, beaullful ldt.. male, I~ )'1811. &iperlor ...... . By JOAN CROSBY foiEA En~rtoin_mcn: Editor ;·f: . . . ' ·PI\Iinlling &. Hettltif~. ,, " ' ' , Ht·cJ<AJI! in thl.' lilm 'VCrsit,m df 1fw Jll~y . M<l..L(J.:~I~ Smit ·h. ··stw'(l l.tt· wcmch:rfnl in it,'' sht• so1ys With sim.tt·rity, l'nthu- '> • . ,_,_ ,,.ll,....,..l@t ,·f ~ ·'• ... 8 WUct . SUNDAY 13, "Tokyo Oiyn. ...... 11:00 - ll:liS - 31 "The ~ GOIJti. 1!1111 S&ory" ·- St.i79 AJ. '" l1:3D - I, "lNide Detnrit" ..... - Pat V'Brl..., DeJUs ~ MONDAY 7:00 - IS, '''Ttle S,IWIIII'' F'nr* LolleJQy, BQrt ....., 11:20 - 8, ''In SOdeCJ'' - FRIDAY -· Collollo 7:00 - 11, "Wlad .-sMt tM E~1" - 1111r1 hla,GJfll'RoMIM w.w 1:00 - a, "Around tbl Vrder tbl S." - UQrd ..._ ......... I. "JGJieon Slap 11:2fl - ~~~.. - Larey Parb, SATVB:Do\t 11:20 - 8, "Eit!fll' From Ski Qllelltln'' - ,..., ~ lilrr'f Aldwe WESDAY t:OO - I, ffll:dldla ""' Jollw llblt Alt Pr:!n;lr '1111. Cl:laiQ, Joe n,.. 11:20 - 11:15 - 8, ....... - !ln. Imllblt C1IUdt RaW. Glariastell'll1 WEDNJ!:8)AV 7:30 - J:S. ... , . 0111141" Dllll.Martlilo ltrr'1 Ltwll 11:20 - I, "AU&I A&tl•t o. C)dcv... - 1lltl.!beU """" u, 10 Zclliu' ... 'ftii.IW" IIIII ...MdW Dr. . OdtCI'" 11:20- •••• ,..,... * ..... -·Lilt ....... _.,._ . . ..... .... ..... Mltl&. 0.,... Dll lloJio>o 11:20- ...., _ ........ - - -·· r...o... ' - ·. �. ' I ..·, ' ' ' '·' . . . l ' t . ·' '/ .. ,;tv Nt;?~·~pk ..· . . ·· ze)~~ · .taiCJw~eH's . . . . ,_ . 'Past nlean Brod.ies"' $'.,tatt;:d Ji,er .on the Road to Broadwa'y . ' . ·' fi.Z ~p. · Jci!aors , ~p. ShePJiar4;. Sewing' . Miehlne· Sales ·a!Mf.$ervlce, l6i lsi Ave. 31~ ,I 9\4 Sportwln THE FAMILY wishes to express its appreciation to the many friends for their kind expre,. slons of sympathy during the Ulness and death of Mrs. Treasa Swain. Special thanks to While's Funeral Home and Rev. Freeland Norris. 8-4-llp I WANT to L~ank publicly all thoae who were so kind and lhoughtful during the lllness .... Ohio FUE STOUGE HOBSTETTER REALTY and death of my beloved ther, Mrs. Sophia Duffy. To Dr. Bulrimas. the nurses and staff of MeiRs General Hoopltal, alao Dr. Harder, Dr. llmone. nurses and staff of Holler llospltal. my eternal gratitude for the .....oorful care whfch they ftl!VO to her. To the members ol.lhe Pome. roy Church ol Christ and the many friends who Bllfsted me 1-1-ltc eben, buemell~ level lot ovIn her care. To Hev. Jerry watebdog. Clll . . . . Bl!lANB, IENTU(J[1' Wllilller: erlooking rlftr. Mulers, Rev. Hobert 1Voods BEAUTICIAN wanted: Apply J11et """' on, brtDC CODo ~ rr ACJIES ~ 1 mllea llf 121, and Hev. Eugene Underwood at Beveriy's Home of Beauty, talnar. $1 11u111e1. . . . . , nlee 1 rooina, modem bath, lor their words of eii<OUrage. . or call llf2.3S33. l-(4te a., 1111 mUea . . . fta. 317 CHEVY moiOr. Oonla<t lots of bulldlngl. Mlnerall. Jolm 'l'ucbr, H,..U Run ment alld eoBBdlaUon. To dDo aa ·Rt. Ill. Phaile lfl. Cline Dalley, organist and Hood, phone . . . . . »lle u ACRES - Large pond, milkFor TriCie Ing parlor, hsm. Large • the staff of Ewing's Funeral NICE I ROOM boose oo Spring rooms, I ballts. balement. borne !« their efficient ser11137 FORD, A-1 oondlllon, a eoJ. Ave., Pomeroy, wiD trade lor vice. To those wbo sent flowlectm Item, eaU IIU'IG or IIIUN and V1IUDL 'J'IIlAPOIID boose ID Middleport. Pbaae ASIIOCI!TEII .._ ers, money, food and cards. aee at 1111 Llnooln IBD. 1111-2111. 1-l.ftc SYIIAWIIB To all of these and any oth· l43tp l+ltc ers I may have failed to men· lo lint Uon, my deepest appredatfon. GARAGE WITH eleclrlelty in i'uslness Services EUz.abeth Duffy li·+IIP •t. .. MOTH PROOFING AIC CLEA..EIS Today Is 5unda,y, Auguol 4, the 217tb cla1 of 1988 ~th 149"' follow. The m0<11 11 boaw-ttl· llrst quartM IIIII lull Ph¥0. The -morniDtl . Ia s_t.turn. The evonlai star 11 Venue. On thlo cla11n hlotory: 1D 1735 freedm! of the PI'IOI waa' O.llbllahed wllea John Zei1Pr, pubUaher of a Now York CIIY nOwiiPii>Ol'o 11&1 acquitted on libel chaJ'sea. In 1914 Britain daclared war •• ... .... . w......... ;• I IIJ•-· ...,.,.,.,.a. *· li j ... --, :~.~ •' '•' '• . " r ' Call ..,., . ..... brllllMa, lD Cll'pell PH. tl8:1ol143 Pomwoi ' 1.-«e 1• MOBIL H0¥B It ziO. Clll ...,.. at eenllal a-Id - ._.. """' . ....,. Youa. ....., ~ -~~· ~" . , · 'tetlon available", ' . ralet . , foi' ' · alidPtilllt or. !! ··=-~''L~J""i!. !!,!• , 1 ~ .... 7 . - - ru. .... 41!i. ' Wt1 u 11.00, lftvta CIL\101 · m!Utary llrlllt to otrlfe.lorn Coniloo .. A tbwght for the daJ: Scotch , comedian, Sir llarl')' Lauder, aald, "Oh. lt'l nice to get ~ !D the morning, but tr 1 nicer to lie ' in bed." WMPO · '. : doT DUm ban 11ale) Road Oiling Ph S'JI.Il!l.'l , ..tl SEWJNQ mllclllne .epa~~' om Ill ·. •· · . .; . , '• I!Jiba_,alid modell, •D ptrli ' ~E'I'f , ~ . ~: •In llltd. •Call 446-1330. 1'17-4 · . :eamm ....,t , · · · ...,. ' . . LIE'S PLUMBING • REi~'- , B. ~· ~· 101-tf . INFORMAnON NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AJ · 7:50 A.M. t2 NOO.N 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. l<eeoing Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As ·' · j I , i Entertained VIol"' . , 1 = · ·cmm CIIJ, o.a: ' Plumlllng&.Heltlng . ·. · ....AHDAIID PUJIIIDND. • ''UYNOUI'I o.uUPous 411 Seeolid A - •. Acroia """' Your ~. . Poi! Oll1ee t':m,~ ·..If ", : Nl , ~ 100 '4th An., 446-11117. · · ......... •tt lft1!GIB'I WATER DELIVI!RY SERVICB Ph. tft.8M?. • tf "Jimmy Ad111M next door le rritlnr out hla ot~,t to 1111• .like 1111 ~oM panntll won't lit them have ~rl" · 7115 U Word of Life Gods, Goddesses ACBOSS I Blbylonlan de-Ity ' .-. 4 Jupiter I Olympian 12 Hawaiian U w"' .... .... 9 Wickt'd ]() Dt>muli!lh II Charltablt· Cift 17 Pt>&l"\•ful 19 Stnlnr a ROOM boose In .lllnlmQie, Jd&lnriJ, diJ .... Ph. - l]lo IUDphone, ti!UI47. 1-1~ .. . 111111, CIIIID. ' ·• de IIAISNJI. repllr Molle &&WINO ...... . aD ....... , . .. ...... 51,.,.... 11\fiVJIMIILI . . . _ ' . ll1llft ~· Mr· - .... llcalt i!d ••••. I II • . ........ • .. [ I ' --- c.-.. ·~- b (] II I .R.4CCK ~mvcnicnt :!'5 Martian lcul'l'lh. f11rm) 3 'inj~;J,;·;~;;r'n>.<l tliri'Utt• nt·~~ A1hl~·r i~· ~·orJh•!<t , ... ·- Masl·ullnl' . appl!llatlun :?H ·lf'KU In ,lrJ.tr:ue Hour I Tain llllll.lll'rJ 2~ z; ·' Sl'-'t~~JutiJ.t 1' AIM!ti.lr J 8111 AndtriCII !ti:M 8 flllth For TodQ ·- 2ll Lu~~o· homnb a1 Air raid U _'""' I;Jq. 3 Corw, l'rlrittr I TWillalrt ZCIDI Unulliht~ lt:it ...... ·1 IJYIJW Worf I ~\4111Ll,. . • ' . v.,.,. ....' • .... ... """" .~,...u~~ 11 llll'lldiGI Tnllll ·-..... . lUi ·~'rillt ...,,..,_ ' •'1'):1 bOO Milt ......... ......... ClthoUC Hour JI:IDWaklr&J~ .'' ~ ""' " • r:JilnQ ' i Glrd•BIIl ..... ( 8::111! 9:30AM ~~A~HE WMOV R.vt.tuwood, W. V1. Reference ""' ' ~~.......... ... s - .. I tbacblu Btoth..-• U lftrde """ '"""""""" .-· ....... ..... .. _ 8 ae:.MIIdOI\ 11100 J Qiii;UII - · c.rv.l lhU i ..... - • ... ~:OU . 3 13 Tntth or ConMqiiiBCIII 6:30 6:00 l'khU't H tft\lttl N8A C..ral 13 Men Grlllln 6:3p ,,_ 3 s 12:00 Conv. eon~. 8:00 11::11 a ~ev... 9:00 3 Convention 9:JO 8 Conventioo 1:l:U I Gllillna: U,hl '"" ... I Illl•olOur Uvu 8 l.ov. It a "le!!Mred Thl._ IS Ntwbwed Gale I Movlt 1l:3U ' TonJ,ht Sbow '"' n.t Girl u 9:30 3 Coownt!Oll 13 Convtntion 10:00 11:00 3 Let'• Make A Dtal 8 1\1 the World 'furns 13 tt'a lliiPIIniiiR 11:00 3 llie•n, Wlllhtr, ."lllOn• I CIPIW Newt Central II !';ew•, WQthtr, $ortS ll:20 IS lt'e Hippenlnt .""""- '"" 8 Jaclde Obllllier ~" 13 Drwn Haute 1:30 &30 3 CollrentJon 13 Conllf!ntion 3 Nid ~ Ntw• Pk:wre 8 Jl('klt Obii~Wtr bw 13 ~earn Kou•• 1:30 8 Cooventloo 3 I.At•a Make A DN1 8 A& the World TWTIIi 13 Fl)'l.a£ Nun 8 Gukin£ lJ&tlc 13 Conve11d011 10:00 J \ Mid QJy New• Picture JIIOPardy 3 Eye B Stareh lor Tomorrow 13 Treuure 1111 L2:45 II CQmenliOII ll It hke• • Thief I SMreh Cor Tollorro13 Treuue We 3 Cara11an 3 Convention 13 !!etond llundrtd Yeus 8:00 Van J)ykt l2:00 ll!~ (Nell 3 Conw!rtion K: 311 13 Blwlt£t.l ~cl! '"" !i~ 7::JO M UJ.-.or Wr• 13 IlewlrC'hod 13 GarriiOn'l Gorillas 8 loNol' Uft 3 ,_,,a. .. .MD•Ie 3 The Hollywood Sqlllreb 7:30 Rep. 3 H~~~~tlt)'-Brlnklry lfCion 8 Wllter Cronkttl 11;30' 8 Game 5:{10 ~J~era • New~ed 3 lt&whide 13 Truth or Con8equench 5:3Q 13 Dark SI'Mow• 6:00 3 New5 Pkture 8 l:ipitll NIWI Central 13 Merv Grtmn &:30 ~ ~ .ol ~b(llrry ....... '( f I Twlllgtit Zone 3 Ht111wood Squaret 8 llck Va11 Ib'ke 13 Thl 11:00 7:00 3 College Show --. U:JO ~ 3 )'enont.liiJ' J lllll'ltiiJ'-BrlnkiiJ J(qlon 8 Walter Cl'ON.Ite. Aildt 01 -berry 4:30 3 Mr. Cl.rlOOII 8 Family Theatre J t:bneenlr&tloo 8 BeYitly lllllblllle ~ 13 Dlch (.'t,ett New~ 3 ~ 8 Candid Camera · 13 . Wells FUKU 10:311 Dtr~~• to u~ 4:00 3 Mitch c;eme 8 f'<tHW"n Theatre 13 Steve Allen ~K11111:1r00 11:30 B S.: ret storm 13 Wtlt1 Earp 10:00 3 Clndld ~J-1 Cllatrl IS One Lite 9:00 3 Mike l:oUKIU ~ Ed!Je (I( Nl&M 8 13 Karloon Kuni¥al 8 13 I '"" 3 Mr. Clrtoon 3 flnhlde ---·..J . a·---· l~:IJ(I PenonaiiO' Lllvy & (;ollllh 7:1S 8 Farnii}· Theatre n Netrlywlld Game 8 ::lll:nt iltlnn U Wyatt Et.f1) 10:00 8 Bewerl) lllllbillln 13 DIC'k CtveU • Ill 9illll.aD ' ·""' ~lnKq&roo 10::10 3 Q,uc.atration I La•dt i3 I Flee WHtlbl.' II DIM....,. I 8 !ieepy Je"era U Gloi'J Road KariiXlll K&nd.val n "'.u' Farao 1:00 -~ -- .; 13 One LUe to Uve 9:30 . I 'J'W··Flrft Cetarj U Outer Llmlt• lil:OO cGH•t•k). B "'•:at' 11 ....... IIDnltlr ·• U The Uvlng Word You '"" '"" 3:30 3 'rou Jl:Jn'l lbn't ~ 8 Edge ol NJabt ... 3 Mau:h Game II l'op('om Thntrc 13 Stefe Allen 4:30 J Mike [\qlu Shotr 7:00 J Todl,y .'ilow ~45 ~ "'-·1" -'"'- U 3 Corn <.:o& Rulort 3:110 3 AriDthrlr World 8 To Tell the Tllltll U General llo.ip(t&l 13 n30 8 IJ. . .lefrltl'l..., 3 News 8 N~s '"' :1 .._,., ol Ollr l..ln1 8 · Love It I ~IIUIQ)rtd Thing 13 New),ywed Game .. U 'NIIII&, W..u.er,l:llortl lh2G 8 l*lvle 6:30 It TV tlu~room J 3 Goipal ll&rmony 7:00 1\Jmll'll.c 3 John'~ 8 {;ai'\()I)U 7:45 13 Neighbor• 8:00 3 ~·&Pals I ~n IWiglroo 13 Well• Far.IJI 8:30 13 Foreten Leglonlllii'H .-· "" 8 Frlllkensteln Jr. 13 <.:uper Ctrtoon 8::10 3 ~r Prelideat 8 Hwuloldl 13 n.e hntaltk fow' 10!0G 3 Fl~tone~ B %Juan 13 $1dennan 10130 3 setnp.ron I GoUatll 8 The Jr, ~e Gholil 13 Journey to Center of Earth ' -"" 8 bermm ' AquiJoiQ 13 George ol the Jqle . 12;00 3 Cool McCool. U The BNd•• 12:30 3 car & Tndl; 8 Jvhmy Quest 13 Anlerkan Bind~ l:Od 3 Upbeat 8 Lone Ranger 1:30 I HoM Humer l:t IIIIIPeni.-.! '118 ~ S Tile lbetors B IIGulle P&rt,y 13 Dltil¥! Game :l:l$ JJ Thll We Bfli,Wv. 13 Small World ,,., ,,_ 13 WruU\11,11 ~:0(1 3 car &. Trl..ck H WrHtlitw 13 World al !!4Jal1ll .... 3 ~rt· S,.dal ·-8;30 13 ror Tlmo Amerleant 7:00 3 Port&rWI&CX*' 1:111 3 ViTJIAlln B Tht Pi-laoner 13 Tht Dadnc Gun• 13 11:00 3 Hlrltnln 7 Ci«l&Q Trto 8 Moby Dick I. MIJhly MiglttDr 13 Kirw Kol1! 11:30 .. ."""'" ~ ... ... 3 Blallbl.ll ....""" Till N•bw«~ Game 8 .., 'l1uw SDa• t:t '--n'enc. . . . ·-""" a Hopn'• Huou 9:30 & P.UCO.J...edM 13 fk:llb'wooel hlaee ..... ·-.... .-· ' 8- U:OO 11:11 is adDw Thill.- 8 Movie l:t Saturdt.)' Scene IS J01y Bislq) ... ·lliard "" s '"' '"'' ~-- Th1i !Jible Annqr,; ua,..;tr lf. Aff!JI lO.RI•: ~Cofl.-.on lndt& .. ""'}..=-' ll.l'laoocublr: abbr. 17. Completo ........ >e. ,_nt ~ - 11.1'1onoun U.t&toly developecl Ill. Dtallllt Ill. Cotllln II'!' Oroek . . phllolopller ··-l.=m - .. . . .,_....., 196~ . ford • • • • ~ •• • :-, ~· flo' 'JJ.f .J aiwhfdl' • .... •·!*.,..,.. '" _ ...... •. Pii:tllrt ~ , 1' , l'- h~ lltlll 1 . s ll lCartuon Kanlwal I i L'(IO 8 F..uq 'l'lltlb't II Thl ~Gale .... ' ·I·· ' ........ lilltret. .!U1r1 II W':Jii!b Earp II TMII.-I>Oool_ ........ ·~"' ·-... .-Rooort 3~- 8 t• 13 Plrk . . . .. ~Cimllt& FOttlp IAI• 1... "" . ' c::.turllllw•.centiw. 1hW' ' ·~ l It ~Grllll'l • li Dklk ~Yitt ·, a w_.Cra*lte ' ,_,.,., "'" ..'""'".._... ' .......... ~ . "" ~-·­ ·~­ .. IS """'• ., ~ ~ Nllttll Game ~cern 'l1ltltrt $Mr.~ Ut3Q 'I . ' 'hti.WI ?tiQz.. .... . Cowltr7 I Bevtlrb'HII ..IIlr - • 1~-~­ WalMr crVaw• '>C' ',• '"'ear,._. 3 CoD.-.tlat '' lS IUn OrUfh ..... '"'"""' .,..... ." .. _........ O!uteh or a.rttt u I r 1u n:.u. or.eo....,,. 5:10 ·u Darlllhdow•. fl. Wolllll QNm fi.IOI'IItn ~ 1:01 .. . " ' Gel•~tle 4-bur. lnNftor, IHcl _;...w ~~~~;~fi.'oitOi~ euto. tf'w"•·/ ,.._, ....,-... s..,..,) ..,.,·'"'"1,., ·ur.' ,,. ' J Y011 la\'t S., I £cll-o1Ni1W. U Ollie W. to Uve • .... J;::..u ... ._....._ .,. . . 'flll ~.,..td Gille . ,,. kepo11 I Sltfft JC..,.IJIM 3 Mr. Clribln D7111Pb 1.I'MIIdl · U "" .. 3:30 .......... "" 3 M&ldl CUie B ~nn.tn II SUmt Allen Ill. ONI!tna' rr.~~oo .. ' Crtrn Cob 8 .... o(Nflht 13 0111r Life to Uve U.IJvtooal II.Buruu 30.C.Uplel _ I Tile Bible AMMII 6:45 J tOll lhn't ::Ill Jl.-ve 3 AloUttr World I To Till the Truth u General HoiiPltal 6:35 3:00 S ·Aiothtr World 8 To Tell the Trvth u General HoiiPilal ..O.Koilem s~ )f]EJ' 1360 u40;lbln 10. Pltcbln ll.Bolded . 11. Shlrponl, .... usual actress, since she can talk about others . She even has a good word for the ac· tress who will play Jean -- LII*D fll'll· Allllalllof llllpr&lll IIIII Ia ilee. We ......._, ....... Mon: thru Fri. •. Mr. 12. Grimace ___......... ,...,..,.•. .. ~ ""' '"' ' ! - LISTEN TO 20thCE!iiTURY REFORMATION .HOUR too-with dignity.'' Zoe. you will note, iS not the 3 Auher Worlcl II Tu Tlllltbe Trut!l 13 GINI'al HaJPI(.IJ U New TeiUIIItrt a U.t111Wotd ~ 1.1troq ... The Pl'llrte . . . , _ ,.. I'ORD '1-11ft .aalomallc, . BARR'S BACK HOB IIIII o-r Senlee. Waterllae, uptlc Gill - · fully equipped. t.w mllelp, tJIIO, Jell dian llllb, leacll heda IIIII .._, Ill ori8IDal COlli. .... ... IIIIIU, Cbooler, !ldll. Call ClOARBftl ........,. IIIII .,..._ABC ......... Blmry lllbr, • • or Hopr -· •wtc lllbr, .... ....tc . . . . W, VL ,._"::: CARIB WANIED ,....,._ 7:110 t:l Go4l it 1flt Acllwer 4 SroHII ? Ea!lt I Fr .) rOw. If a new medium )Yere found called, say. sensa vision, she'd be able tq· fil into that. a The Bible Annreu '"" '"' I DIV I Oolllth · 2IA-\'t•l 8 r>ee.-h·t> a ham. a dud. a.n old-fashioned ' "She's as modern as tomor- 6:35 a S Com Cob Rlport u t:.wlltJ Cllun:h 3 Of rt'Ct•IJI tlme11 ~~rt't'rt-r "" .... WmM'tPoint~VIew ·-· 1ed 11 56 Require 37 ObRrve DOWN l Founrlatl'm 5 Mnn,tt•r 6 Nc~ru ar:e there, .they cah,'lakC c:;1re r ... 3 The ll)l:rort llouw. Part.r 13 [IaUre Game 8 The Bale Anawera 13 taltlilhllll 7:~S •1.1 AaiOIII was 7 and taught me voice, was mine. I was her creme de Ia cren\e." Another Jean Brodie lo Zoe t pronouriced ZOH 1 was Dame Edith Evans . , Socrates. l;fl DAILY CRO.SSWORD When everyone is buying you sensible 5hoes for ChriStmas, a Jean Brodie takes you to the opera . Winifred Mpve}eY· Browne, a speech teacher who gave .me a scholarship when J ANQ DA'nNG There are ' no extant writ' ROtJ'I'E· 110 II Ewqnen. Ph. lngs of the Greek philosopher 4484'111. 171 tf : 11131 ' I Cllrt&MIIblrl ~ '" knocking around in her life. Sometimes it's an aunt and sometimes even an 11ncle. "I don't oeed· th't!lbod bits critics say abOut ~/> .'V r'l they Dl!'1l'l'l'l"s PwMiriNo II ON IEnEI .ol USED CARS "' AND TIUCQ in her husky voic'e. ·'J think everyone has af least 1 one down.· bruised and haltered .' But (mt> of t.hemseiVes But, ·critk:alty. can lake down-1he wall. bril·k anybody may have a valid oint. If someon~ we~ to·say bv brick 'til ont! can see over the greatest actre:!'S' on il. Then. with as much dignity · lhewasF,nglish.speaking stage. 1 as JIOSsible, one may elimh might , _ on some night& · agree . over the remainder of the If someone were to ,$~·y fiiam wall.· Fold and Place Near Your TeleviHion Set for .."'11•-'"""" BEST DEALS "I think ibere are\,a lot of Jean Brodles in tHe. '\llorld," the red-headed Australian said to.her. Sh~ mice eXJ>Iained her jJhilosol'hY for ov e rc Q.r:n in g problems She s~id, ·on~ can'1 hurt oneseH into a brick wall One only comes away bloody . Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing ' ~=~~: Blrl. a.. Oblo.. ,..,. E flat $40, Phone her way of ~hiokmg, ~re lhe "creme ct, Ia creme~··· . ·'. .-.,ldo ' 111e111. fllliiiW heat, garage, lroat and bact pordl, eaU ... 1+1tp good ....Utlon 110: ono Imaginative, s e n·s u a I, fNJs· !rated, prou~ and eventually with Cl Jol of pretty things tragic. Her gir11; 'molded to arou.ncl and all the men JIUt·k sias.m--nnd di~nity , Like most adorN truint'<l in J•:n~lund . Zoe·· cun he com. plt•tcly uhjedive abuut her JJt•rforrnanccs. " Some ni~hls I c111ru~ oU stage and tell my dre~tser - ~he likell maid hut r think d ( e:; s e r so.unds more jolly- 1 .tell her. ' You ctre a genius . I huvl!n't missed one line and I'm playln~ .L(rtoat. · 'fhe next night I'm liable to say, ' I'm puliin~ tht! play B!ATINO, m , .,... A~ n IENNBIB " . ( ' "I thihk sht• !)melld talent in me. She'~ such <.1 delicious woman·, She ~an he at a party ,. exasperating, funny, · warm, oa.tJ: . 24 ... . tATS, IIICE lfOiiO llnver 'Qel Slar," m lb., $1M. s.re, ll1lOOI.'I' PRICIIl ,..... • inn, ~ -... Run - lldld lloar ~ . . . MID, lilllll'ablcb Jfl(o;dwue, ONE ZO INCII ..at Iron 0011 llbr ,.,....... JIMdiiP!IIt, lumac:e ... .... 0011 lllllter, PlcbDI Hlnlware. ·1-1.a, teacheF, · she is outrageo.us. · . -· ~;-.,...,."~, ·•' NEW ' YOIIfi~'NI•JAi-Zoc .'UOI ·G "W'""' . , · ' CaldweU •)las '!lonr vci·y little W~TER 'A~ · ., · telev.IJion, · (>1-l>ilably .because ' ,I)Ay <l.lli!Jflll't· no •lllail screen could hold , ·A\ or.:JJQ - - -. ' ~pr~ Hrfe~er •.v.qcally,Zoewill ' r ,· •.c~.~~ iil.il'li ' · .• \'!' hea~ read1ng the d1alogue ~ , _.j'·> ' oh a special set for ABC·TV ·'lllddiaol'e 4fl.l·in December' called The Se· ' liN!! ' cret of Michelangelo: Every , ~an's Dream . lnsuranc'e ~ . S~e is./! ·~"'arkab)e actress, FOR ALL Jaur ~ · ....... with an · Evere~t-Sized talent, , , . . . _ and a personality so •trong _eheck 1fllh Jout •. . that you feel she could stretch tj!tl at the lftal fM. Aie;ief, a steel bar lik• a rubber band. M State St. ,APntl far.,aaflj; She won a Tony Award this liN, Rom..-s, hol]lltal year (over other such talented lnd pDeral llllll1111. M actresses as Maureen Staple· , · ,. · ton, Dorothy Tutin and Colleen ~~ 'INSURANcE Dewhurst) for her superb A · , lire, life. .s 111a1e •· performance m t~e excellent p ,__ • ll nroa.dway play, . TheA· Pnme ·w• • DJVWII, " ' of MISS "Jean Brodle." s Jean IJiooft. 446-t•. . . Brodie, a Scottish school· 23 Lor.. ''""'h deiDed 1lllh Blue Llliln. ' Heut e1setrtc ~ "-· ' ONE sroRY five room home 11a111r Plnltln. ,...., In Jllddleport, large llvlill .room, dining to0111, Jorge ldt.. I ROOMII IIIII bllll • .., lot cbell, wllh blidl cablDoU, hath, two l;ledrooma, tun ba» om Rl, II. Call ,. ._, · OOOONG TOMATOBS, tl.S ~ OPEN !~ 10 A.M. to 10 bu.lhcl. Bring~ Ger• · ', / ,.. '• Pll. the. &&oW Drive In on aldlne Cleland, Radnio1 »>fii. ---- · '·'r ' } tilt by-ptia Rt. 7. Soft ... ; ,> eie~ J!lod food. specials oil FUD OA'I1, He117a,M, .....,,,, IIGitom, PlloDt .. ••: • ·~-- lnil 'ftiUrsday. MMf .It''. •'' . U-IOCe • ~iiittitiis ...,., llwleplrs, I'UI ...... IIIII pollllhen. GemiiDe plrll. PILl!: Ill 110ft and loliJ; eolan --- 1 durbw the Korean V/u. tn 1967 Al!lerlca ollllecl Its ! ILEC'I'IIOLOX 8ALBS IIIII •· 8-altc AUCI'ION Saturday, August 10 forhnt at 11 a.m. We are leaving the IOOUllty. WUl sell the follow- ~LI!S and !umlahed and .... Ing at the reslden<e of Pearl !umlahed ·~· 11-f.l!tc Phone .... Jaeobll located on Rt. 7 and 121 at Laurel Cliff. IJvlng room Illite, glider, throw I'LI!NTY' oii]IICIIor 1110 tJd. er with all laclllttea. lJl ~ rup, eolfee table, el1d lablea, oeveral stands, book ease, recCall - - ~..re ord oablnet, eameru, pie-.. ottoman, magazine nJRNIBIIBD IIIII ~ apll'lmelltl. Clale to ldlaoL rac:b, books, oomplele set of 1' 111110 . . . . 10.116 plano Jeasons valued at $1110. Two radlllll, one FM II AM, Ironer, grill, air Clllldllloner, 'I1WLER SPACE, Ill utlllllel avlllablt. i'Jlqalre ~ lfDlbor. ~ canner, F'reoch lrJ· ry Iller I ar I p.m. Wrllo P. er, bkd cage, old sea chest, O.Boi:GI~.UI-Ile wall telephone, Iampo, bowling balla, dishes, cootlng utenslla, cloli1ea hamper, step nliiNIBIII:D OARAGB ..-. 1111111 • I.blcalll BID. -~ ltool, a large collection of no. paid: a.laltl GIIIJ. l'llaal ... veiUea and 110111e antlquea, 1 '· ' olee. collecllon. Somalhlng lor everyooe. Mr. and Mrs. CUI· nvl: 110011 ...... .._, ford Jacobo, owner. Terms bal1t, Ill PwD/.... . . ctlb, not responoible lor accllid Olell• • denll. Sale oonduded by the 7-M.UC liradrord Audlon Co., lloJ: 111, ~Raclne, Oblo. Pbone 9$3821. FIVE ROOMS, . balh, funllabod Lund! served. 8-4-ltc apariml!lll, two or lbrae peo. pie. MAG' Food Marbl, Rt. Nolb 7, lllddlopart, 7-11-tle N!CimLING'S BEAUTY ll1op wiD be claoed August 4 'NOW OPEN Bob'a Mobil Olarl, lllrqh A118111114. Hltc th. boautllul Oblo Rhw. ol WILL DO .wing II bomo hJCh Wlllr. Slate appi'O\'ed.' .. IIppert, poebll, peplng, heat•nkc, alteratlonl, ...... Preddlt 'l'llabot, Malon, TRAILI!IR SPACB, lllf lilt, Ill .... 'I'IUIII. ~ uunuea, 1arp cprner Jat, Ia. town. Jalm Pultl, 311 lileall IW'PY JIOUR, SheungSptlop St.' Middleport, Olllo. l'llllile ' IIIII Clab. S to I p.m. Moaaw or -.uoo. 1-1 tte ' ,., thna Prtday. Ladles nl!lhl ' "frY Prtday. Mile SMALL HOI1SI! at Portillld· All · ~. Write Bos Till! MO'I'IIER who has two 7, RadDe, Olllo. 1-1-tle • eblldNn, Da•ld 15, daughter IS, lllllband overae... and obe For We bon Mrs. Mary Ord that PAIR at llmne eat., ..,. llwd In l'l>meroy. I! &!ked to ~ old, • : allo wiD WI lft.S30'7. U41p &In lo 80od bomo Cl«'m. Sbopard pup, ..... II!CIIIha AIIHOUNCING that the Brsd· old. !'bone ..... , ...... bd AUdloll Co. hu moved lbelr aew and Ullld lurnlture liOn kl the Court Building IIORRI!LL MARB: needl aper. lernl rider. Plloae T4HUI. IIGt door kl the pool office 7-11-le • 'l'blrd St. In Raclne and 'me a very o1ee Une of fur. nlbn. eo...,. In and aee )'Gil FIVE ROOM <Ottqe with flou. lllul 'flew of Ohio Rlvor, a1 Mlf be nrprlled. Store houn Long Bolloli\, Vlrgll Wllbr, 11 kl I M'onday lhnlugh Sat.. Ntkl ,..,.,.. 'nlelr prices are leas. Racine, Oblo. 1431c Iller• after inllrelhan 2'h years. TileY wen ci1P1W'ed Air FOrce ,,.. or near Pomeroy area. l'llonti Public Sale on Gei'IIIIJI1 u America Issued a proclamation ot •lllriliiY. 111 19S5 Red China nleued 11 · Dick Turner WIIIIM 992-5652. VL Today's Almanac ' Bullci)IOr Radiator To The ,..__. -. DEAD ST......,. "· From tho WPII ., DOLL riM SAVE SPACE NO. f. II'IUilUI .OO.U. at !IJro. mer alnldil Coal Oo. llpJile, loeated 5 mUes wt ol WeiJt. !Ia COMET Camorllhle: lu· ldD. Pbone !M.m7 Wellllon gandy 1lllb bloct top. PrioOd HelpW1nted far ~ Wellon Coal to IIIII. 7fS.4111. l-14te Krl'CIIEN HELP wanted. ApOmipaJQJ. . f.JNIIe ply in person. Crow'l Sleak OIIB OF THE BEST ..,_., • House. I-J.6tc SAVI! NOW 01111widmDn lloata, ..._intbo.-.1""1' 10-U..JS-1( fl.. deeD IIIIICie, WANTED TWO WOIIIOII earn illurdJ, 11ne ran 11o11om1. 'jRlltlblt IDnllmellt . I or • oameaae who wllhM to oper- GEO. IIOilB1'B1'I'BR Jlnllet ~ ....tty, • houn dally. car ODe mile otl Rt. IS, • IJnlt. ate tbe1r 01111 bulilDB. Ooa- IIACJN!t AREA - t i'OIIIIlll, necessary. Vhite lloJ: Boacl. .,..,. . tact L1ldl lfart at RadDe P'lll1 bath, buemlol, I car aaraae. ..., Tho Dally Sentinel, Pom· Value Martel, Itt. Ill, lladne. I leYel acna Ill Rt. 121. eroy, Oblo. l-Ute lli1 NllWPORT a.;,.Jer, .. ' ..1-lte NAYLOIIS llll!UIIEA- Zlots Door, 80od rallbor, &OCid 1lllb lllll11 boule. WAn'RESSI!S wanted, Da lr y tllape. lluloa llayiloldl, w. GREAT DANB ntlaWed doC, MJilllLEI'ORT - Large 7 Valley, Pomeroy. Phone a - !'bone 77U147. 741-tfc 1'001111, 2 baths, beaullful ldt.. male, I~ )'1811. &iperlor ...... . By JOAN CROSBY foiEA En~rtoin_mcn: Editor ;·f: . . . ' ·PI\Iinlling &. Hettltif~. ,, " ' ' , Ht·cJ<AJI! in thl.' lilm 'VCrsit,m df 1fw Jll~y . M<l..L(J.:~I~ Smit ·h. ··stw'(l l.tt· wcmch:rfnl in it,'' sht• so1ys With sim.tt·rity, l'nthu- '> • . ,_,_ ,,.ll,....,..l@t ,·f ~ ·'• ... 8 WUct . SUNDAY 13, "Tokyo Oiyn. ...... 11:00 - ll:liS - 31 "The ~ GOIJti. 1!1111 S&ory" ·- St.i79 AJ. '" l1:3D - I, "lNide Detnrit" ..... - Pat V'Brl..., DeJUs ~ MONDAY 7:00 - IS, '''Ttle S,IWIIII'' F'nr* LolleJQy, BQrt ....., 11:20 - 8, ''In SOdeCJ'' - FRIDAY -· Collollo 7:00 - 11, "Wlad .-sMt tM E~1" - 1111r1 hla,GJfll'RoMIM w.w 1:00 - a, "Around tbl Vrder tbl S." - UQrd ..._ ......... I. "JGJieon Slap 11:2fl - ~~~.. - Larey Parb, SATVB:Do\t 11:20 - 8, "Eit!fll' From Ski Qllelltln'' - ,..., ~ lilrr'f Aldwe WESDAY t:OO - I, ffll:dldla ""' Jollw llblt Alt Pr:!n;lr '1111. Cl:laiQ, Joe n,.. 11:20 - 11:15 - 8, ....... - !ln. Imllblt C1IUdt RaW. Glariastell'll1 WEDNJ!:8)AV 7:30 - J:S. ... , . 0111141" Dllll.Martlilo ltrr'1 Ltwll 11:20 - I, "AU&I A&tl•t o. C)dcv... - 1lltl.!beU """" u, 10 Zclliu' ... 'ftii.IW" IIIII ...MdW Dr. . OdtCI'" 11:20- •••• ,..,... * ..... -·Lilt ....... _.,._ . . ..... .... ..... Mltl&. 0.,... Dll lloJio>o 11:20- ...., _ ........ - - -·· r...o... ' - ·. �• T!rnc'~~~~~;.,,l, SUntley, August~. 1968 JN , $ 1 01 ; 'ets • '(tmllinuvd rrmn page , Allan Woodard, Ht. 2, Waterrord, Gallipolis FF \, Ohio Val- Galllpoils, Gal!!po!ls FF A, Barr'~ Slper Mkt., $35; MIke Uu~·J .Rt. 1, Gallipolis, Ge<lriiOf Cree~ Tophando, Flrf'l NaU~at 'Bank, $35; &Je llughes, Rt. I, cAIIipol!s, Georges Creek '(llphands, Steak llouse, $34; Ter~Ba Jividen, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, 'lllhener PJoneen, Meigs F.qulpm~nt, $36; David Notter, Itt. 1, ~town, &luthweste.rn FF A, Jerry Waugh, Scottown, Harman &lpply. $31. Danny "oodward, PSR, Gallipolis, Mountaineers, Evans S;eak House, S38; Paula Butler, Rt. 2, Crown City, Twilighters 4-H, Dr. James Dailey, $37; Mark Jividen, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, Thl\·ener Pioneers, Joe Stewart, $36; Danlei Swisher, Cheshire, Little KYger 'valley Boys, Martin Ford, $38; Kay Woodward, PSR, Gallipolis, Mountaineers 4AI, Evans Packing, S36; Paul Rainey, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, Georges Creek Tophands 4-H, Steak House, $35; ~eve Harrison, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, Georges Creek Tophands 4-H , WJEH, $37; Jack Walker, Rt. 2, Vinton, Centerville Electrons, French City Lumber, $37; Da\·id Graham, Northup, Trian€, Commercial & Savings, $3;'; Ca thy Caldwell, Northup, Triangle, Ohio Produce, $37. Dean Martin, Crown C i 1 y, Hannan Trace FF A, C. M. McGimess , $36; Tomm,v Belville, Rt. 1, Cro1'i!l City, HaMan Trace Pioneers, North Produce, $38; '' ' ·, ' "' ,'>! /' .· ~1 ·• . })amy Needa, Rt. 1, Chelhlre, commercial & Savlnp, $35. Ph!Uip Jel!ero, Scottown, Southwestern FF A., Gallipolis Chfl)'sler-P,yrnouth, $36; Steve Needs, Rt. 1, Cheshire, K y g e r Creek FFA, City ice & Fuel, $34; Sara Winters, Rlo Grande, ltarrJs Harvesters, Wiseman •\gency, $34; Mike Crouse, PSR, Gallipolis, · Mountaineers, Jackson Production Credit, $37; J e r r y Ch.trch, Rt. 1, Crown City, Hannan Trace FF A, Smith Buick Co., $33; David Martin, Crown City, Hannan Trace Pioneers, Holzer lloapital, $33; Dave Morgan, Rt. 2, Gallipolls, Southwestern FF t\ Q.iaker State, $37; SUsan Swisher, Cheshire, Cheshire Cats 4-H, llolzer Hospital, $36; Gary Lee F e I I u r e. ESR, GalliPQliS, Thivener Pioneers, Butler Hereford Farms, $35; Steve Crouse, PSR, Gallipolla, Mountaineer&, John WickJine, $33. David Belville, Rt. 1, Crown City, Hannan Trace FF A, Johnson fl.lkt. , $37; Kevin Walker, Ht. 2, Vinton. Centerville Electrons, Stewart lldw. , $35; .1\ngela Beck, PSR, Gallipolis, Mountaineers, Paul Niday, $34; TOT\}' Beck, PSH, GalHpoli s, Mountaineers, ,Johnson & Johnson, $37; Joyce Church, Rt. 1, C r ow n City, Hannan Trace Pioneers, Johnson ~Drt. , $34; Erir Saunders, ESR, Gallipolis, Thivener Pioneers, Glenn Trout, $34; Debbie Saunders, ESR, Gallipolis, Thil'ener Pioneers, G & J Auto, $33. ll'lzr!JJ{]{)f!El!B§ Report Heard ()ccaslons At Meeting the Drive Safely Remember The Sabbath and Keep It Holy ~~ .~~~ , ~', ,;, Floral ~~it Arrangf'mmltt :r·.j!, I a11 1 1 SJN"dfied BOSWORTH'S FLOWERS Htighbor~ood Rd. I Ph. 446-4814 : .~' .. ; L,t~ ( ;-,.,:. . ~--Y·f"i.(t•~ :::::::::~~de=r~son:•:nd:D:a:vl:d~Ga:ine:r·~~:ll I' HO E IMPROVE ENT LOANS ARE OUR BUSINESS .. Many years of experience in makin& Mortgage •Loans have qualified us to Make Home Improvement Loans with ex· Ira know-how. We understand the cash .. ·!II•· Uoute. PT. PLEASANT - Carter and Evans Conslruction purchased Hussell .Jeffers' reserve t'hampion lamb for 80 cents a poun:l. Jeffers, or lh. 2 crown Cil.)', is a member or the Gallipolis Fl· A The 31 lambs sold Frida}' averaged a little nver ·H cents a pound - the awrace Cincinnati [HOSPITAL NEWS IIOLZEII llOSPITAL - Visitents onl:,. on Pediatrics Ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Gary E. Walker, 45 Central Ave.; Mrs. David G. Sedziol, Cheshire; Myrl 0. Warr·en, Gallipolis; George H. Carter, IU. 4 Oak IIlli; Mrs, Charles A. Jeffers, Mason, W_ Va.; Willillm 1. Davb, Wellston; Mrs. Edward C. CoqJer, Jackson; Cl)de h. Cox, PiHsburgh, Pa.; Mrs. Ra} E. Tucker, Mason, W.Va.: Thurman 0. Young, Clifton, W. Va.; Mrs, Bernard L. White, Mason, W. \'a.: Mrs. Kenneth W. ·Dempse~ • .lackson,; George W. Spencer, Itt. 1 \ inton; Traci S. Fowler, Ht.. 1; Richard L. Ferguson, Jr., Hamden; George II. Kennedy, 7UO W. ~ain St.., Pomeroy; Hoyt H. Kimberling, Ht. I Leon, W. Va.; Mrs, Karen .\ llammond, IlL 1 Oak llill. ~1rs. (,aq E. Walker, tral ,\\c., son, 1~:21 ..J.) ( cn- p.m. I ri· l>a\ id (; Scdziol, son, JJ:.j:!a.m.l rida), da~; ~Irs. DISCI I \II(,ES Marlin I. Brown, Mrs. Char- fe), Keith o\. Coon, .John Coq1er, Mrs. Walden 0. Darst, Mary J. Dobbins, Mrs. Walter W. Donohue, Jay llall Sr., Mrs. Bobbie 0, Hammond, G. Dale llolschuh, Mrs. Husscll llolsingcr, Mrs. Donald C. Kinger~, Thoma!! A. Layne, Mrs. Cecil Math.eny, Criss I.ee Nance, Wuren F. Ohlinger, Mrs. Fred Shepherd, Mrs. CArl ll Shuok, Mn. liar~ old E. Sizemore, Marc A. Stewatt, Mrs. Joe E. Thompson, Mrs. !larry H. Wejland and son, Mrs. John W. Zavora, Sharon Good.. nite, Robert P. Lewis, Mrs. Hay. moll:! SculL \'ETEH I\NS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMITI ED _ Janet .Jeffers, Pomeroy; Ellen Couch, Pomeroy; irene Cross, Middleport; Barbara Black, Coolvllle. ilJSCII.\I!f,ED - Evelyn Mont· gorncr), Viola Jerfers, Sidney llanke<&n, Dana Welch. PLEAS•\N1 V.\LLEY HOSPITAL A!lM!TTF.O o Michael Ba!!ey, Pl. Pleasant; Franklin Parsons, Letart; Mrs. Eugene Mc~rmltt, Pl. Pleasant; W!!bert Randolph, Pl. Pleasant; Kay Siders, Pl. Pleasant. D!SCIIARGEiloVa!ertePI>rter, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. BasH Wblttlngton, Pl. Pleasant; WD!!am Henry, Gallipolls Ferry. PREACHING BANNED NORTH CHEAM, Englaoo (UP0 - The ilev. Paul Weir, a R~ man Catholic priest, said Friday he had been banned Crom preaching or hearJng conres1ions since he said he may give up the priesthood in protest of Pq>e Paul VI's ban on artificial birth control methods, Bo• Dinner 9 l'c. l'•mlly Bo• F1mlly Bucket Fomlly ltrrol Boll IYDns · s.e• · " ... EYqj. ... - : ' :~~~~~~~ ~~- ·o · ~. Traoe .' IDWrt, H, ' ' '' .' l .~~ ' I ' •• • •' .Mounta~De.tr• ·t..fl, . $34; Jaye M.Yer~ S<bttmm, IJan. nan . Trace Plonoej't, < ~ 'Crouu, ta!neera, $40. Tim Reele.• Clleah!re.,.Jjtuo , Ford, $35; ~ premeenlj Kyger Vlile,y J!oJ<a,,!i;YII/II Pack'. · ESR, Galllpo~a.' flltlnan :rra<e ' Ins, $3.3;. Sh!rle,y . sarc~o, Rt. 2·, '' Pioneers, Wl..,mon Ajency, $3S; 1 C~wn Cl~ •. TWiiiBbttn, TIm . EVan1, f35; Terrry Saundera, • !!8nn!l!' Trace- J>!o. . -.., Q.t~r · stlte', $42; JUc.. ··: Icy <Wl!poi!o,. Mountaineers, Dr.>Jame&Dailey, $38; Barbara Bareu•, Rl 2, C""'" City, TWUII!ilei'•, Har· MILAN, !tal,y (UPO - The pi- !ada Martin, $37: ' Jay.o Myeu, lot of an Al!ta!io DC 8 Jetliner Scottown, lfaman Trace. . Plo· which crashed Friday, today aid • nears, GaJUa Roller M t I I 1, the plane was 11 sucked~' to earth $39: steven Crouae. PSR, Galby a violent down draft Is he Upolil, Mountaineers, North Prowas coming In Cor a landing duce, $36; BIU'bilra BarCus, Rt. in a lhuooerstorm. Twelve of the 2, Crown Cit¥, Tw!IIBbters,'lj'loe95 persons aboard were killed. man J\lency; $36; Ricky Crouse, Pilot Capl. Fobio Sta!lierl PSR, Gallipolis, Mounllineero, mode lhe statement to olll<ili' Homer, $40; Terry Hopk!na, Rt investigators (rom a hospital bed 2, Patriot, C&dmus Countn· Boys LARRY CRElofE!i:NS' 19li8 grand champton ")&rket lamh'~; where he Is being treated for .f ..H, COmmercial £: Savings, $37; wu J)Urchaoed by Bob Sawlders• Quaker State (or $3.05 a shock. Tim Reese, Cheshire, Lltue K.Y· pounl Friday, Cremeens is kl>eel!ng w!Jh animal In ; Sta!liorl said he waslly!ns at iler Vall!IY ]!oyo, Firat NalloobackgroUnd are ()leon SU11111 Winttrs alii Bob Saunders. . · an altitude of 1,600 feet when a al Bank, $36: Terry Hapklns, ' '. violent air current "sucked" the Rt. 2, Pail."lot, Cadmus C<luntry plane and he suddeh!y felt I! J!oys, Glenn 1'1'001, $31. · Pilot Says He ' Coont:Y Sher!lf Geor10 E. Jom""' elias released lho activity report of his tlepartmenllor the mmth of July lihow!ngthetlepartment members traveled 7,810 mites In the line ol cUt)'; Investigated 15 traffic accidents inJuring 17 per sons and property damago estimated at $16,050. Eight road law arrests were made and 20 other misdemeanor arrests; recovered stolen property valued at $350 and one stolen car was recovered; 53 court papers of both criminal and civil actions were seJ"\Ied; five warrants were received and three servec:l; two breaking and enterings were JnvesHgatedi two prisoners were transferred, and 48 persons were book(.>d in the coun- dropplfll. He said he tried to pull t.v jail during the month. up but il was too late. ' clcu<ll', ....,. oad Willi witlll:f ...... to IIIII illuaidoo: ........ 1111- td TUeltii.J. Hl&lllbtlv Ia scillimm. Oo IIIII low lOa. 1'111 111ln 111o lOa ..-. lolr c....... "'· Was Sucked In, J illG hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Par- M a Bon ' .· '11 .. Dlll'ket pr!ee' Fr!l!ay wu i. llt.lie .over 34 FontS JOr JI(UJid. . ~Jere'' !·'rid~·· ,. lllle t!J11er. tho-exhl!>ltor1 lddt:ess, . ~ub' il!lYer, aoo the P.t l"!·. pald per ~- '!'Oi8bt: , . ' Liti'Y Cr~·meeno,. ESR, Galllpj)!!t., !Jannan. Tl:•"'lciPioneero, (Continued from page 11} neers 4-11, Evans Packing, ~7; Doug Martin, Itt. 2, Crown City, Ohio h!ley HOJ s 4-!1, Sausloge Sllop, $28; !>\eve Needs, lit. I. Cheshire, Kyger l'rcck FH, Central ~ya, ~2R: Nicky Meaige, Rt. I, GallipoUsi' Georges Creek Tophands 4-H, Commercial & Savings Bank, $27; t'attzy Slone, ESR, Gallipolis, Hannan Trace Pioneers 4-11, Ohio V a II r y Bank, $27; Tom Woodward , PSH, Cialtipolis. MountalnC<'rs ' 4-11, Wiseman N!;enry, ~9; Tom Beck, PSB, Gallipolis . Mounlaineers 4II, Ohio Produce, ~30; <;eo r ~ e Woodward, PSR, Gallipolis, C.allipolis FF ,\ Wisem.m \J::Cn(.'y, $33; Paul Mar1in, rrowa ('ily, Ohio Valley /loys 4-11, ~akcr Sta~, $30. Wayne ~et'fl, nt. l, Northup, llannan Trace FF 1\, Steve MeGhee, $33; Dave MorJ.(an, IU, 2, Gallipolis Southwestern ru.·A, .Johnson ~per Market, $33; Joey Sloni,!, Esn, Gallipolis, Hannan Trace- Plooeers 4-11, Sausage 9Klp, $29; ROMie llutchins, Rt. 2, Patriot, Southwestern FFA, Dr. J. G. Gibert, $30; Kevin Gill, Rt. 2,· Patriot, Cora Campers 4-H, Evans Packing, $27; B 1 11 Fisher', Rt. 2, Bm: 88 , Crown Clty, .RaMan Trace FFA, Wood Ins. Agency, $28; Keith Carter, Ht. 1, Patriot, SOuthwestern FF !\, Tom Jones, Farm Bureau Federation, $30; Keith Carter, Rt. I, Patriot. Southwesoom Fl•',\, Dr. James Dailey, S28; Jim Slone, ESH, Gaiilpol(s, Hannan Trace lJloneers 4..ff,Co~erclai&Savings Bank, $28; Richard Simms, Crown Clty, Ohio Valley Boya 4-11, Jolmson Markel, $30. Jim Sisaon, Rt. I, NortllUp, Triangle 4-11, Sausage SlJop, $28: Alice Beaver, Rt. 2, Crown Cl~, Hl-Hghters 4-H, Hi Shato, $27; Jim Sisson, Rt. 1, Northup, Trlangle 4-11, Sausage Shop, $27; Scott Woodward, PSR, Gal!ipo. Us, MOOnlalneers 4-II,F. Croua&, $31: Wa,yne Qloen, R~ I, North, · Uj>, Hannan Tl;peeFF>I_Sauaage Shop, $27; Bill Ramsey, Rt. 2, Patriot. &>ullnreotem FF A. Ev· an1 Paeking, $27; Charlee~him.. ben, Rt. 2, Patriot, Gali!a C'to. verettes 4-11, ()Iaker State, $27: Kim Woodward, PSR, Ga!Upollo, Mountaineers 4-H, QQaker state, $36; Carl Shriver, Rt. 2, Palriot, Cadmua Coontry !lo)'a 4-11, Evans Packing, $ll'l; Doug Mar• tin, Rt. 2, Crown City, 0 h I o Val!e,y Boys 4-H, Sausage SlJop, $28. . Paul Martin, Rt. 2, C r o w n - '' City, Ohio Valley l)oys4-H, Com~ merctai & savingl, $27; Joanne Slssoo, Rt. I, Northup. Triangle 4.fl, North Prodnce, $25; JIm Slone, ESR, Gallipolis, Hannan Trace Pioneers 4-H, Evans P:.cking. ~27; J~rry Church, Rt. I, C(Own Cit.v, Hannan Trace Pianeers 4-11, E\>ans P~cklng, $26; Cllnts Isaac, Rt. 2, Vinton, SOUthwestern FF A, Sausage ~op, $28; George Woodward, PSR, Gallipolis, Gallipolis Ff'A, Sausage Shop, $38; Scott Woodward, PSH, Gallipolis, Mountaineers4-11, Dr. Gene Ables, ~9; Bill llamse), nt. 2, Patriot, SouthwosternFF!t, Sausa~ Shop, $27. Alice Beaver, Rt. 2, Box 20 l'rown City, IJI. Ughters 4-11, Gary Bry,ant, RL 1, Patriot, Southwestern FFJ\ 1 Adrah lluteh- · ins, Itt 2, Patriot, Cora Campers 4-ii, !lusty Hutchins, Rt. 2, Patriot, Southwestern FFA, Ben. ny Clary, Rt. 2, Crown City, Ohio Valley Roys 4-H, aJI by Evans Packing, $25.50 each. JoaMe Sisson, Rt. 1, Nort11li.P. Triangle 4-H, Jerry Church, Rt. 1, Crown Clt.Y, Hannan Trace Pionel!rs 4-11, Bem,y Ciar,., Rt. 2, Crown City, Ohio Valley Boys .f-H, all by CalHa Roller Milts, $25.50each. Mike Beaver, Crown Cit¥, Ohio \'alley Boys 4-11, Norman Swindler, Crown City, flannan Trace FFA, Tom Beck, P&ll,. GalUpoUs, Mo·mtalneer• 4..J1, all by Tom Jones Fee,:l, $25.50each'. Linda Martin, R~ 2, Crown Clty,.Ohlo\'alleyGlrii4:.U,tharlea W!l!!ams, Rt. 2, Gali!J>Qiis, Southwostern FFA, &te Martin, Rt. 2, crown cu.v, Olllo Vaiiet Girls 4.fl, Mil<o lv'~. Cro"ll City, Ohio Vaii!IY Bpyt. 4-11, a!! by Sau&age Shlp, $2!' sa<h. Greg Goorge,.• Rt I, GaiiiJI!" !it, 4-11, . R~II;y Ii.teh. Ins, R~ 2, i';atriot, Stiulhwootern FF A, Mike Wausb, CI'CWII C!!;y, 0111o VaUey ' Bets ' t•H, Llrl'l' FlilOil, Rl, '2, il!a&rlf>l, Cor a ~ra 't-Ij, ,.tl by Sausage Shop, IIZU511d!.', · . r , · Jane Alii\ Fjllilil, rlot, llol1klns, trJ Beya 1, hancl1 Oak HOI, ry Sheellll ges Cree~ Sausage Shop, Mike " City, Bryant,, western· FIVE . CENTS ' - tbcne. pens 6£T READ~?, Vorker '(illed GIRL~ .. "'}!m!NiM'i!l ~;: HE~E I COME! Evans Buys Champio11; 3 Pc. Box Dinn,r ... . Jnvestig•...ted with a low-cost loan. Come in "Serving This Community For Over 105 Ye•rs" .Mtlllller tDIC OppMIU l'ark, O.lllpel.. ' 15 Ac..idents We Fix Sunday Dinner 7 Days A Wttk FIRST NATIONAL BANK" • .••• fari'Y needs of homeowners. Let us help you improve your home and property ... for consultation, and fast service. ,hct wos the· third highest price ever $31!5: lfu.oell · le~Ton, Rt. 2, paid !orthegrandchaJ111!Cllllaatb. C""!l' GII,Y, Gai)I.P!>lloFF.A, Car· Lawrence (Ponz~) . Bastian! !-• .,~., $Jill; 0 r .. purchased the 1967 champion ex• · ~en~ ·ESR, GalliJIO!ll, Haman hibited by Jaye Myers ro.. a Trace ..Pionl'!lra. OhlO V a I I e y record $5,50 a pound. In 1966, Bank, $4a; Eddie Marr, Rt. I, Terry Cremeens, Larry's broth· er, sold his prized an!mll tor $3.20 a poond, second all~!me , " high. Larry Cremeens is a mom. ber of the Hannan Trace Pion.,.. eers. lie resides on Eureka :O.'tar l<.•s W. Bw:k, Mrs. LJbcrty Cof~ PT, PLEASANT - The Mason Count} Association ror Retarded Children held a special meeting this week and heard a report by Campbell Ste\lens 'On week long camp held for the mentally retarded children at the 4-U c:amp grounds which Stevens terms as ahugesuccessandthoroughly eniOyed by the 21 children attending, Mrs. Julia Wright and Mrs. Jean Mercadante reported on the progress of the Point Pleasant Day Care Center for mcntali.} retarded children and submitted a list or items which are still needed at the Center, The as.sociattonvoted to donate $50 to help purcfla~ these items. The group aJso approved the p.&rchase ot two dozen diapers lor a ncett< family. Appointed to a Special E<IJcatioo Conuntttee were Mrs. Berlha .Filson, Mrs. &Jzanne lien- · · .~ . • u·"·r·el1:1eens. ~ GALLIPOIJS - Larry Cremeens• 1988 ~ chllq>lon market lunti lOll! fer ~·5 ~ pou!Jd dUrltW the lOth amual Goll!a Coonty Market Lamb Solo ot Jhe Glil!a Coonty Junior Folr Fr!doy allerr-'o Bob Sluooers Quaker state RIRTIIS /Or ;ill . · Sauriilers r. ... ern lr'F A, Jamca Merry stone Co., $37; Fred lllrnett, Rl I, Trace FF c\, Gallipolis Motor, $35; Carolyn Ball, Rt. 4., 0 a k Hill, Gallia Cloverettes, (entral ''"· 1 club, buyer and price paid per hundred wci,;ht: duce, $37; Janet Woodard, Rt. 2, \\aterford, Hio Wranglers, Pomeroy Landmark, $39; SaJly Winters. Rio Grande, Harris flarvesters, Evans Packing, $37; · ' .LaJ,-;D:.. '..' . . ' .' ~ ~1' f'op /;~Jrnb ~~ U!tle Kyger Valley, BQyo, Steal! UOuse, $38.; Lynitta NeWberry, Rl 1, PatriOt, Mountalneere 411, ~City ice & Fuel, $37: Jim Wolker, Rt. 2, Vinton, SOUthwest- ('ora Campers 4-11, Ohio P r o- ' 'r ,L , &ib pa.I1icipah.>d in the annual sale, and ur~l.'d them to "patronl~ th(' firms that have supported your fair." llere al'l' Friday's 47 steer exhibitors (in sale order) their ley Rank, $ljll; Eddie Buller, ll~ 2. Crown rity, Gallipolis FF A, l'entral So~a. $65; Dean Bush, Rt. l. Gallip:di s, Gallipolis FF A, ( artcr 8. Evans, $49; Joe Fisher, HI. 1, \'inton, Raccoon Valley 4-11, llo!Ler Hospital, $42; Keith Carter, Ill. I. Patriot, SOuthwestern FF \, M. T. n.11ng Co., MU, ~eve Hose, IH. I, Patriot, >. u) r .' ' An Invitation ,To You ... 4t Foote NEW HAVEN- A~­ TO VISIT OUR MAIN FLOOR LINGERIE DEPARTMENT AND StE OUR NEW SELEOION OF FOIMFit -ROGERS LINGERIE clietl !IIJidltlt IIIOl'lllnl , ns liactroeuled b7 • MD n c1reutt m.~~tr 111 tho F Iaoral Corporatlall't nnetlhna lllti!Nf bore. ID ilobert w.,. Ltllllborl. %5, Jlrd St., ~CUM, Ohio, WU . .. . old on I1Tivll II P I - Val· ·, . ' Hoopitai where ba ........... . I b7 FOlie- .-Iuco lmdllely ~tho-­ .~ 111iliit'81. ~.... aamon, omployed u • Ioiiar' In llle yard tllporttllml alllio lllldlum pllat IInce JlllllllT t• You ~l.dn't ·look lovelier in ope-of -our· new .1owns,' sleep dolls or ll81· ~~~~. Tradltional pastels and soma rtaiiJ new excili111. shades in styles ' 'ol. lhll , _ ' . . lnll> tho clr- .lt ... repalrlas I motor '"' a IID said JA!IIbort"l job ...mli· • dldnot""''lroblminlhot ..... baY said hit .......... belnl from cl"sic to:d.SI1ner. ' twv bI d ard c1111lier, A plllllt optDI- . ' brtlllt. .... oloctriclmJ llh!IANDCO "Mli5CLE . 6EACH ".! ..... bll not - · tlolormlnetl. 11om Novombor 3, DC In CO. illlbuo, btl ... IJio .... of Mr. Ill Mra. Per..,. 1 - <( ..,..m no ...r.. ...... llilloY onpvlllo. 91rvlvorl, In to 1!11 nnto, ...., blo wife, Alllbl; Don <l'lo) IIIII Mro. JIDIOI ~) lilt_.,, - Ill. IIIII ~·- i\llchord ~-) HMtlm, '• Caht...m.. lhad: ' .'.' ' Ill WDilun, ol. ~ itl hit ll'......,..r, Fl'llllt Far· J.~.. FuMral eeniceD will be WetJ.. ietlay at 2 p.m. II tho ~ 110 Nuo.- CIIIII'Oh l1ll!i I!OY. ' ' iidre,y . ' lllunstef•· .' ;.,.-r. twv brodllto, Blellard '' llllllor alllclatlrw. hr· I will ba In IJio LeWt cam.. ry, Frlondt ~ call at IJio RaW· liB- Colla r-nl ~ to 9 p.m. ond Tuellllt,y &.. ~ p.m. ond 7-8 p.m. 'n.o lloolJ 1I ba taken to IJio ..... ietlay ot 10 Lm. fill' a lnilr rJod boforo belnl taken to ... urcb. reeuager InJured ' !'hen JBt by Car -· ' Q:rdlaed to Vl&trllll ''FoP ' llolpllll wllb liolniiii .. - ...... r1aU1 ~~durin Ia CUWiil VM ar, cu• w. va., • ,_ tt, ~ .. E. ...... St. Iaiii- �• T!rnc'~~~~~;.,,l, SUntley, August~. 1968 JN , $ 1 01 ; 'ets • '(tmllinuvd rrmn page , Allan Woodard, Ht. 2, Waterrord, Gallipolis FF \, Ohio Val- Galllpoils, Gal!!po!ls FF A, Barr'~ Slper Mkt., $35; MIke Uu~·J .Rt. 1, Gallipolis, Ge<lriiOf Cree~ Tophando, Flrf'l NaU~at 'Bank, $35; &Je llughes, Rt. I, cAIIipol!s, Georges Creek '(llphands, Steak llouse, $34; Ter~Ba Jividen, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, 'lllhener PJoneen, Meigs F.qulpm~nt, $36; David Notter, Itt. 1, ~town, &luthweste.rn FF A, Jerry Waugh, Scottown, Harman &lpply. $31. Danny "oodward, PSR, Gallipolis, Mountaineers, Evans S;eak House, S38; Paula Butler, Rt. 2, Crown City, Twilighters 4-H, Dr. James Dailey, $37; Mark Jividen, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, Thl\·ener Pioneers, Joe Stewart, $36; Danlei Swisher, Cheshire, Little KYger 'valley Boys, Martin Ford, $38; Kay Woodward, PSR, Gallipolis, Mountaineers 4AI, Evans Packing, S36; Paul Rainey, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, Georges Creek Tophands 4-H, Steak House, $35; ~eve Harrison, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, Georges Creek Tophands 4-H , WJEH, $37; Jack Walker, Rt. 2, Vinton, Centerville Electrons, French City Lumber, $37; Da\·id Graham, Northup, Trian€, Commercial & Savings, $3;'; Ca thy Caldwell, Northup, Triangle, Ohio Produce, $37. Dean Martin, Crown C i 1 y, Hannan Trace FF A, C. M. McGimess , $36; Tomm,v Belville, Rt. 1, Cro1'i!l City, HaMan Trace Pioneers, North Produce, $38; '' ' ·, ' "' ,'>! /' .· ~1 ·• . })amy Needa, Rt. 1, Chelhlre, commercial & Savlnp, $35. Ph!Uip Jel!ero, Scottown, Southwestern FF A., Gallipolis Chfl)'sler-P,yrnouth, $36; Steve Needs, Rt. 1, Cheshire, K y g e r Creek FFA, City ice & Fuel, $34; Sara Winters, Rlo Grande, ltarrJs Harvesters, Wiseman •\gency, $34; Mike Crouse, PSR, Gallipolis, · Mountaineers, Jackson Production Credit, $37; J e r r y Ch.trch, Rt. 1, Crown City, Hannan Trace FF A, Smith Buick Co., $33; David Martin, Crown City, Hannan Trace Pioneers, Holzer lloapital, $33; Dave Morgan, Rt. 2, Gallipolls, Southwestern FF t\ Q.iaker State, $37; SUsan Swisher, Cheshire, Cheshire Cats 4-H, llolzer Hospital, $36; Gary Lee F e I I u r e. ESR, GalliPQliS, Thivener Pioneers, Butler Hereford Farms, $35; Steve Crouse, PSR, Gallipolla, Mountaineer&, John WickJine, $33. David Belville, Rt. 1, Crown City, Hannan Trace FF A, Johnson fl.lkt. , $37; Kevin Walker, Ht. 2, Vinton. Centerville Electrons, Stewart lldw. , $35; .1\ngela Beck, PSR, Gallipolis, Mountaineers, Paul Niday, $34; TOT\}' Beck, PSH, GalHpoli s, Mountaineers, ,Johnson & Johnson, $37; Joyce Church, Rt. 1, C r ow n City, Hannan Trace Pioneers, Johnson ~Drt. , $34; Erir Saunders, ESR, Gallipolis, Thivener Pioneers, Glenn Trout, $34; Debbie Saunders, ESR, Gallipolis, Thil'ener Pioneers, G & J Auto, $33. ll'lzr!JJ{]{)f!El!B§ Report Heard ()ccaslons At Meeting the Drive Safely Remember The Sabbath and Keep It Holy ~~ .~~~ , ~', ,;, Floral ~~it Arrangf'mmltt :r·.j!, I a11 1 1 SJN"dfied BOSWORTH'S FLOWERS Htighbor~ood Rd. I Ph. 446-4814 : .~' .. ; L,t~ ( ;-,.,:. . ~--Y·f"i.(t•~ :::::::::~~de=r~son:•:nd:D:a:vl:d~Ga:ine:r·~~:ll I' HO E IMPROVE ENT LOANS ARE OUR BUSINESS .. Many years of experience in makin& Mortgage •Loans have qualified us to Make Home Improvement Loans with ex· Ira know-how. We understand the cash .. ·!II•· Uoute. PT. PLEASANT - Carter and Evans Conslruction purchased Hussell .Jeffers' reserve t'hampion lamb for 80 cents a poun:l. Jeffers, or lh. 2 crown Cil.)', is a member or the Gallipolis Fl· A The 31 lambs sold Frida}' averaged a little nver ·H cents a pound - the awrace Cincinnati [HOSPITAL NEWS IIOLZEII llOSPITAL - Visitents onl:,. on Pediatrics Ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Gary E. Walker, 45 Central Ave.; Mrs. David G. Sedziol, Cheshire; Myrl 0. Warr·en, Gallipolis; George H. Carter, IU. 4 Oak IIlli; Mrs, Charles A. Jeffers, Mason, W_ Va.; Willillm 1. Davb, Wellston; Mrs. Edward C. CoqJer, Jackson; Cl)de h. Cox, PiHsburgh, Pa.; Mrs. Ra} E. Tucker, Mason, W.Va.: Thurman 0. Young, Clifton, W. Va.; Mrs, Bernard L. White, Mason, W. \'a.: Mrs. Kenneth W. ·Dempse~ • .lackson,; George W. Spencer, Itt. 1 \ inton; Traci S. Fowler, Ht.. 1; Richard L. Ferguson, Jr., Hamden; George II. Kennedy, 7UO W. ~ain St.., Pomeroy; Hoyt H. Kimberling, Ht. I Leon, W. Va.; Mrs, Karen .\ llammond, IlL 1 Oak llill. ~1rs. (,aq E. Walker, tral ,\\c., son, 1~:21 ..J.) ( cn- p.m. I ri· l>a\ id (; Scdziol, son, JJ:.j:!a.m.l rida), da~; ~Irs. DISCI I \II(,ES Marlin I. Brown, Mrs. Char- fe), Keith o\. Coon, .John Coq1er, Mrs. Walden 0. Darst, Mary J. Dobbins, Mrs. Walter W. Donohue, Jay llall Sr., Mrs. Bobbie 0, Hammond, G. Dale llolschuh, Mrs. Husscll llolsingcr, Mrs. Donald C. Kinger~, Thoma!! A. Layne, Mrs. Cecil Math.eny, Criss I.ee Nance, Wuren F. Ohlinger, Mrs. Fred Shepherd, Mrs. CArl ll Shuok, Mn. liar~ old E. Sizemore, Marc A. Stewatt, Mrs. Joe E. Thompson, Mrs. !larry H. Wejland and son, Mrs. John W. Zavora, Sharon Good.. nite, Robert P. Lewis, Mrs. Hay. moll:! SculL \'ETEH I\NS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMITI ED _ Janet .Jeffers, Pomeroy; Ellen Couch, Pomeroy; irene Cross, Middleport; Barbara Black, Coolvllle. ilJSCII.\I!f,ED - Evelyn Mont· gorncr), Viola Jerfers, Sidney llanke<&n, Dana Welch. PLEAS•\N1 V.\LLEY HOSPITAL A!lM!TTF.O o Michael Ba!!ey, Pl. Pleasant; Franklin Parsons, Letart; Mrs. Eugene Mc~rmltt, Pl. Pleasant; W!!bert Randolph, Pl. Pleasant; Kay Siders, Pl. Pleasant. D!SCIIARGEiloVa!ertePI>rter, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. BasH Wblttlngton, Pl. Pleasant; WD!!am Henry, Gallipolls Ferry. PREACHING BANNED NORTH CHEAM, Englaoo (UP0 - The ilev. Paul Weir, a R~ man Catholic priest, said Friday he had been banned Crom preaching or hearJng conres1ions since he said he may give up the priesthood in protest of Pq>e Paul VI's ban on artificial birth control methods, Bo• Dinner 9 l'c. l'•mlly Bo• F1mlly Bucket Fomlly ltrrol Boll IYDns · s.e• · " ... EYqj. ... - : ' :~~~~~~~ ~~- ·o · ~. Traoe .' IDWrt, H, ' ' '' .' l .~~ ' I ' •• • •' .Mounta~De.tr• ·t..fl, . $34; Jaye M.Yer~ S<bttmm, IJan. nan . Trace Plonoej't, < ~ 'Crouu, ta!neera, $40. Tim Reele.• Clleah!re.,.Jjtuo , Ford, $35; ~ premeenlj Kyger Vlile,y J!oJ<a,,!i;YII/II Pack'. · ESR, Galllpo~a.' flltlnan :rra<e ' Ins, $3.3;. Sh!rle,y . sarc~o, Rt. 2·, '' Pioneers, Wl..,mon Ajency, $3S; 1 C~wn Cl~ •. TWiiiBbttn, TIm . EVan1, f35; Terrry Saundera, • !!8nn!l!' Trace- J>!o. . -.., Q.t~r · stlte', $42; JUc.. ··: Icy <Wl!poi!o,. Mountaineers, Dr.>Jame&Dailey, $38; Barbara Bareu•, Rl 2, C""'" City, TWUII!ilei'•, Har· MILAN, !tal,y (UPO - The pi- !ada Martin, $37: ' Jay.o Myeu, lot of an Al!ta!io DC 8 Jetliner Scottown, lfaman Trace. . Plo· which crashed Friday, today aid • nears, GaJUa Roller M t I I 1, the plane was 11 sucked~' to earth $39: steven Crouae. PSR, Galby a violent down draft Is he Upolil, Mountaineers, North Prowas coming In Cor a landing duce, $36; BIU'bilra BarCus, Rt. in a lhuooerstorm. Twelve of the 2, Crown Cit¥, Tw!IIBbters,'lj'loe95 persons aboard were killed. man J\lency; $36; Ricky Crouse, Pilot Capl. Fobio Sta!lierl PSR, Gallipolis, Mounllineero, mode lhe statement to olll<ili' Homer, $40; Terry Hopk!na, Rt investigators (rom a hospital bed 2, Patriot, C&dmus Countn· Boys LARRY CRElofE!i:NS' 19li8 grand champton ")&rket lamh'~; where he Is being treated for .f ..H, COmmercial £: Savings, $37; wu J)Urchaoed by Bob Sawlders• Quaker State (or $3.05 a shock. Tim Reese, Cheshire, Lltue K.Y· pounl Friday, Cremeens is kl>eel!ng w!Jh animal In ; Sta!liorl said he waslly!ns at iler Vall!IY ]!oyo, Firat NalloobackgroUnd are ()leon SU11111 Winttrs alii Bob Saunders. . · an altitude of 1,600 feet when a al Bank, $36: Terry Hapklns, ' '. violent air current "sucked" the Rt. 2, Pail."lot, Cadmus C<luntry plane and he suddeh!y felt I! J!oys, Glenn 1'1'001, $31. · Pilot Says He ' Coont:Y Sher!lf Geor10 E. Jom""' elias released lho activity report of his tlepartmenllor the mmth of July lihow!ngthetlepartment members traveled 7,810 mites In the line ol cUt)'; Investigated 15 traffic accidents inJuring 17 per sons and property damago estimated at $16,050. Eight road law arrests were made and 20 other misdemeanor arrests; recovered stolen property valued at $350 and one stolen car was recovered; 53 court papers of both criminal and civil actions were seJ"\Ied; five warrants were received and three servec:l; two breaking and enterings were JnvesHgatedi two prisoners were transferred, and 48 persons were book(.>d in the coun- dropplfll. He said he tried to pull t.v jail during the month. up but il was too late. ' clcu<ll', ....,. oad Willi witlll:f ...... to IIIII illuaidoo: ........ 1111- td TUeltii.J. Hl&lllbtlv Ia scillimm. Oo IIIII low lOa. 1'111 111ln 111o lOa ..-. lolr c....... "'· Was Sucked In, J illG hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Par- M a Bon ' .· '11 .. Dlll'ket pr!ee' Fr!l!ay wu i. llt.lie .over 34 FontS JOr JI(UJid. . ~Jere'' !·'rid~·· ,. lllle t!J11er. tho-exhl!>ltor1 lddt:ess, . ~ub' il!lYer, aoo the P.t l"!·. pald per ~- '!'Oi8bt: , . ' Liti'Y Cr~·meeno,. ESR, Galllpj)!!t., !Jannan. Tl:•"'lciPioneero, (Continued from page 11} neers 4-11, Evans Packing, ~7; Doug Martin, Itt. 2, Crown City, Ohio h!ley HOJ s 4-!1, Sausloge Sllop, $28; !>\eve Needs, lit. I. Cheshire, Kyger l'rcck FH, Central ~ya, ~2R: Nicky Meaige, Rt. I, GallipoUsi' Georges Creek Tophands 4-H, Commercial & Savings Bank, $27; t'attzy Slone, ESR, Gallipolis, Hannan Trace Pioneers 4-11, Ohio V a II r y Bank, $27; Tom Woodward , PSH, Cialtipolis. MountalnC<'rs ' 4-11, Wiseman N!;enry, ~9; Tom Beck, PSB, Gallipolis . Mounlaineers 4II, Ohio Produce, ~30; <;eo r ~ e Woodward, PSR, Gallipolis, C.allipolis FF ,\ Wisem.m \J::Cn(.'y, $33; Paul Mar1in, rrowa ('ily, Ohio Valley /loys 4-11, ~akcr Sta~, $30. Wayne ~et'fl, nt. l, Northup, llannan Trace FF 1\, Steve MeGhee, $33; Dave MorJ.(an, IU, 2, Gallipolis Southwestern ru.·A, .Johnson ~per Market, $33; Joey Sloni,!, Esn, Gallipolis, Hannan Trace- Plooeers 4-11, Sausage 9Klp, $29; ROMie llutchins, Rt. 2, Patriot, Southwestern FFA, Dr. J. G. Gibert, $30; Kevin Gill, Rt. 2,· Patriot, Cora Campers 4-H, Evans Packing, $27; B 1 11 Fisher', Rt. 2, Bm: 88 , Crown Clty, .RaMan Trace FFA, Wood Ins. Agency, $28; Keith Carter, Ht. 1, Patriot, SOuthwestern FF !\, Tom Jones, Farm Bureau Federation, $30; Keith Carter, Rt. I, Patriot. Southwesoom Fl•',\, Dr. James Dailey, S28; Jim Slone, ESH, Gaiilpol(s, Hannan Trace lJloneers 4..ff,Co~erclai&Savings Bank, $28; Richard Simms, Crown Clty, Ohio Valley Boya 4-11, Jolmson Markel, $30. Jim Sisaon, Rt. I, NortllUp, Triangle 4-11, Sausage SlJop, $28: Alice Beaver, Rt. 2, Crown Cl~, Hl-Hghters 4-H, Hi Shato, $27; Jim Sisson, Rt. 1, Northup, Trlangle 4-11, Sausage Shop, $27; Scott Woodward, PSR, Gal!ipo. Us, MOOnlalneers 4-II,F. Croua&, $31: Wa,yne Qloen, R~ I, North, · Uj>, Hannan Tl;peeFF>I_Sauaage Shop, $27; Bill Ramsey, Rt. 2, Patriot. &>ullnreotem FF A. Ev· an1 Paeking, $27; Charlee~him.. ben, Rt. 2, Patriot, Gali!a C'to. verettes 4-11, ()Iaker State, $27: Kim Woodward, PSR, Ga!Upollo, Mountaineers 4-H, QQaker state, $36; Carl Shriver, Rt. 2, Palriot, Cadmua Coontry !lo)'a 4-11, Evans Packing, $ll'l; Doug Mar• tin, Rt. 2, Crown City, 0 h I o Val!e,y Boys 4-H, Sausage SlJop, $28. . Paul Martin, Rt. 2, C r o w n - '' City, Ohio Valley l)oys4-H, Com~ merctai & savingl, $27; Joanne Slssoo, Rt. I, Northup. Triangle 4.fl, North Prodnce, $25; JIm Slone, ESR, Gallipolis, Hannan Trace Pioneers 4-H, Evans P:.cking. ~27; J~rry Church, Rt. I, C(Own Cit.v, Hannan Trace Pianeers 4-11, E\>ans P~cklng, $26; Cllnts Isaac, Rt. 2, Vinton, SOUthwestern FF A, Sausage ~op, $28; George Woodward, PSR, Gallipolis, Gallipolis Ff'A, Sausage Shop, $38; Scott Woodward, PSH, Gallipolis, Mountaineers4-11, Dr. Gene Ables, ~9; Bill llamse), nt. 2, Patriot, SouthwosternFF!t, Sausa~ Shop, $27. Alice Beaver, Rt. 2, Box 20 l'rown City, IJI. Ughters 4-11, Gary Bry,ant, RL 1, Patriot, Southwestern FFJ\ 1 Adrah lluteh- · ins, Itt 2, Patriot, Cora Campers 4-ii, !lusty Hutchins, Rt. 2, Patriot, Southwestern FFA, Ben. ny Clary, Rt. 2, Crown City, Ohio Valley Roys 4-H, aJI by Evans Packing, $25.50 each. JoaMe Sisson, Rt. 1, Nort11li.P. Triangle 4-H, Jerry Church, Rt. 1, Crown Clt.Y, Hannan Trace Pionel!rs 4-11, Bem,y Ciar,., Rt. 2, Crown City, Ohio Valley Boys .f-H, all by CalHa Roller Milts, $25.50each. Mike Beaver, Crown Cit¥, Ohio \'alley Boys 4-11, Norman Swindler, Crown City, flannan Trace FFA, Tom Beck, P&ll,. GalUpoUs, Mo·mtalneer• 4..J1, all by Tom Jones Fee,:l, $25.50each'. Linda Martin, R~ 2, Crown Clty,.Ohlo\'alleyGlrii4:.U,tharlea W!l!!ams, Rt. 2, Gali!J>Qiis, Southwostern FFA, &te Martin, Rt. 2, crown cu.v, Olllo Vaiiet Girls 4.fl, Mil<o lv'~. Cro"ll City, Ohio Vaii!IY Bpyt. 4-11, a!! by Sau&age Shlp, $2!' sa<h. Greg Goorge,.• Rt I, GaiiiJI!" !it, 4-11, . R~II;y Ii.teh. Ins, R~ 2, i';atriot, Stiulhwootern FF A, Mike Wausb, CI'CWII C!!;y, 0111o VaUey ' Bets ' t•H, Llrl'l' FlilOil, Rl, '2, il!a&rlf>l, Cor a ~ra 't-Ij, ,.tl by Sausage Shop, IIZU511d!.', · . r , · Jane Alii\ Fjllilil, rlot, llol1klns, trJ Beya 1, hancl1 Oak HOI, ry Sheellll ges Cree~ Sausage Shop, Mike " City, Bryant,, western· FIVE . CENTS ' - tbcne. pens 6£T READ~?, Vorker '(illed GIRL~ .. "'}!m!NiM'i!l ~;: HE~E I COME! Evans Buys Champio11; 3 Pc. Box Dinn,r ... . Jnvestig•...ted with a low-cost loan. Come in "Serving This Community For Over 105 Ye•rs" .Mtlllller tDIC OppMIU l'ark, O.lllpel.. ' 15 Ac..idents We Fix Sunday Dinner 7 Days A Wttk FIRST NATIONAL BANK" • .••• fari'Y needs of homeowners. Let us help you improve your home and property ... for consultation, and fast service. ,hct wos the· third highest price ever $31!5: lfu.oell · le~Ton, Rt. 2, paid !orthegrandchaJ111!Cllllaatb. C""!l' GII,Y, Gai)I.P!>lloFF.A, Car· Lawrence (Ponz~) . Bastian! !-• .,~., $Jill; 0 r .. purchased the 1967 champion ex• · ~en~ ·ESR, GalliJIO!ll, Haman hibited by Jaye Myers ro.. a Trace ..Pionl'!lra. OhlO V a I I e y record $5,50 a pound. In 1966, Bank, $4a; Eddie Marr, Rt. I, Terry Cremeens, Larry's broth· er, sold his prized an!mll tor $3.20 a poond, second all~!me , " high. Larry Cremeens is a mom. ber of the Hannan Trace Pion.,.. eers. lie resides on Eureka :O.'tar l<.•s W. Bw:k, Mrs. LJbcrty Cof~ PT, PLEASANT - The Mason Count} Association ror Retarded Children held a special meeting this week and heard a report by Campbell Ste\lens 'On week long camp held for the mentally retarded children at the 4-U c:amp grounds which Stevens terms as ahugesuccessandthoroughly eniOyed by the 21 children attending, Mrs. Julia Wright and Mrs. Jean Mercadante reported on the progress of the Point Pleasant Day Care Center for mcntali.} retarded children and submitted a list or items which are still needed at the Center, The as.sociattonvoted to donate $50 to help purcfla~ these items. The group aJso approved the p.&rchase ot two dozen diapers lor a ncett< family. Appointed to a Special E<IJcatioo Conuntttee were Mrs. Berlha .Filson, Mrs. &Jzanne lien- · · .~ . • u·"·r·el1:1eens. ~ GALLIPOIJS - Larry Cremeens• 1988 ~ chllq>lon market lunti lOll! fer ~·5 ~ pou!Jd dUrltW the lOth amual Goll!a Coonty Market Lamb Solo ot Jhe Glil!a Coonty Junior Folr Fr!doy allerr-'o Bob Sluooers Quaker state RIRTIIS /Or ;ill . · Sauriilers r. ... ern lr'F A, Jamca Merry stone Co., $37; Fred lllrnett, Rl I, Trace FF c\, Gallipolis Motor, $35; Carolyn Ball, Rt. 4., 0 a k Hill, Gallia Cloverettes, (entral ''"· 1 club, buyer and price paid per hundred wci,;ht: duce, $37; Janet Woodard, Rt. 2, \\aterford, Hio Wranglers, Pomeroy Landmark, $39; SaJly Winters. Rio Grande, Harris flarvesters, Evans Packing, $37; · ' .LaJ,-;D:.. '..' . . ' .' ~ ~1' f'op /;~Jrnb ~~ U!tle Kyger Valley, BQyo, Steal! UOuse, $38.; Lynitta NeWberry, Rl 1, PatriOt, Mountalneere 411, ~City ice & Fuel, $37: Jim Wolker, Rt. 2, Vinton, SOUthwest- ('ora Campers 4-11, Ohio P r o- ' 'r ,L , &ib pa.I1icipah.>d in the annual sale, and ur~l.'d them to "patronl~ th(' firms that have supported your fair." llere al'l' Friday's 47 steer exhibitors (in sale order) their ley Rank, $ljll; Eddie Buller, ll~ 2. Crown rity, Gallipolis FF A, l'entral So~a. $65; Dean Bush, Rt. l. Gallip:di s, Gallipolis FF A, ( artcr 8. Evans, $49; Joe Fisher, HI. 1, \'inton, Raccoon Valley 4-11, llo!Ler Hospital, $42; Keith Carter, Ill. I. Patriot, SOuthwestern FF \, M. T. n.11ng Co., MU, ~eve Hose, IH. I, Patriot, >. u) r .' ' An Invitation ,To You ... 4t Foote NEW HAVEN- A~­ TO VISIT OUR MAIN FLOOR LINGERIE DEPARTMENT AND StE OUR NEW SELEOION OF FOIMFit -ROGERS LINGERIE clietl !IIJidltlt IIIOl'lllnl , ns liactroeuled b7 • MD n c1reutt m.~~tr 111 tho F Iaoral Corporatlall't nnetlhna lllti!Nf bore. ID ilobert w.,. Ltllllborl. %5, Jlrd St., ~CUM, Ohio, WU . .. . old on I1Tivll II P I - Val· ·, . ' Hoopitai where ba ........... . I b7 FOlie- .-Iuco lmdllely ~tho-­ .~ 111iliit'81. ~.... aamon, omployed u • Ioiiar' In llle yard tllporttllml alllio lllldlum pllat IInce JlllllllT t• You ~l.dn't ·look lovelier in ope-of -our· new .1owns,' sleep dolls or ll81· ~~~~. Tradltional pastels and soma rtaiiJ new excili111. shades in styles ' 'ol. lhll , _ ' . . lnll> tho clr- .lt ... repalrlas I motor '"' a IID said JA!IIbort"l job ...mli· • dldnot""''lroblminlhot ..... baY said hit .......... belnl from cl"sic to:d.SI1ner. ' twv bI d ard c1111lier, A plllllt optDI- . ' brtlllt. .... oloctriclmJ llh!IANDCO "Mli5CLE . 6EACH ".! ..... bll not - · tlolormlnetl. 11om Novombor 3, DC In CO. illlbuo, btl ... IJio .... of Mr. Ill Mra. Per..,. 1 - <( ..,..m no ...r.. ...... llilloY onpvlllo. 91rvlvorl, In to 1!11 nnto, ...., blo wife, Alllbl; Don <l'lo) IIIII Mro. JIDIOI ~) lilt_.,, - Ill. IIIII ~·- i\llchord ~-) HMtlm, '• Caht...m.. lhad: ' .'.' ' Ill WDilun, ol. ~ itl hit ll'......,..r, Fl'llllt Far· J.~.. FuMral eeniceD will be WetJ.. ietlay at 2 p.m. II tho ~ 110 Nuo.- CIIIII'Oh l1ll!i I!OY. ' ' iidre,y . ' lllunstef•· .' ;.,.-r. twv brodllto, Blellard '' llllllor alllclatlrw. hr· I will ba In IJio LeWt cam.. ry, Frlondt ~ call at IJio RaW· liB- Colla r-nl ~ to 9 p.m. ond Tuellllt,y &.. ~ p.m. ond 7-8 p.m. 'n.o lloolJ 1I ba taken to IJio ..... ietlay ot 10 Lm. fill' a lnilr rJod boforo belnl taken to ... urcb. reeuager InJured ' !'hen JBt by Car -· ' Q:rdlaed to Vl&trllll ''FoP ' llolpllll wllb liolniiii .. - ...... r1aU1 ~~durin Ia CUWiil VM ar, cu• w. va., • ,_ tt, ~ .. E. ...... St. Iaiii- �>. ' > . :n ~-·· ; . N· ~ ~1i .,J. f' - :nc Sl.m(hl~· Tlmes··Scnlincl, Sunday, ' Aug~st 1968 -1: i; ' . - ... . , Qwnp NPJJ< il .01 1 ... ~ ~--·- . .' .. ....... _,.,.._ ..... _ _.. ,. , , ' am: paJ1icJpatcd In the . and urgl'd them to 1.~ the lirm ~ that have 1: ., your fair.'' ' exhibitors (in sale ord llere arc Frida,}·'~ ; club,' buye r and price' hundred we Ight : f.4o MOR& HI"-'~ 'fo l AJian Woodard, Hl. ! ford, Gallipolis n: .\, t ley Bank, SW; Eddie~ 2, (' rown (' lty , Ga \lipo l'entral Soya, $65; De ~1'ROT ~1t>lr-J& WA\.K Rt. I, Gallipolis, Gallij) Carter & Evans, $49; Jp lit. I, \'inton, Raccoo 4-11, Hol t. er llospital, $ Carter, Hl. l , Patri01 western FF ,\, M. T. E). :;40; ~eve Bo se, HI. . J,~ Cora Campers 4·11, qh duce, $37; Janet Wooc 2, Waterford, Rio Wr Pomeroy Landmark, a:: FIVE..CENTS . Winters , Hio Grande, Ha \'esters, Evans Packb Jerry Waugh, Scottown Trace FF A, Gallipolh Hill , Gallia Cloverettes, . ~pply, $37. Danny Woodward, PSI polis, Mountaineers, ~f House , $38; Paula Butle: Crown City, Twil ighters il l 1.'' • ~rize pens .? . wew-. . Atl.,.-=I#C>K . $35; Carolyn Ball, llt. James Dailey, $37; M~; den, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, 1 Pioneers, Joe Stewart, $ iel Swiaher, Cheshire, L ger Valley Boys, Mart1 $38; Kay Woodward, P~ llpoli s Mountaineers 4·1Packing, $36; Paul Rau 1 f'orker 1, Gallipoli s, GeorgesCn hands 4·H, Steali Boos ~ve Harrison, Rt. 1, Ga I Georges Creek Tophan WJEH, $37; Jack Walkcl Vinton, Centervill e £1• French City Lumber $3. [illed CAPTAIN BASY 1 Graham, Northup, T Commercial & Savings, : thy Caldwell , Northup, T Haman Trace FF.o\, C. Ginness, 836; Tomm.v f .."') , ., Rt. 1, Crown City, Iianna Pioneers, North Produe - .. ..... ,, -..... . . ... . .. ".. . :.. . /Fllll!J{]{f!C/1&§ • ;,';! ' '· •• ... , ' , I \ " ~ !Or./I'II • llli.IRHA1ER I TIE KIDS VIEII'? GONE! Til' LITTLE TOWN !lAD ROTTED AWA'/ ... ~· 'fOU V4ER~ 60NEI TbOWITHOUT A GOODBYE ! . SAM, Til' 1;.~ n.ME we sAw '10111 vou Ohio Produce, $37. Dean Martin, Crown ' ()ecaslons . ' I .- ............... ._,,.. .... ·:· . . . . . . . -~ t • • ' . . ,..._............... ,.. ::.-..:.~: ~ , ~ . . ... . . - -~ ' .. Mei.PED "'PUT ON !iiiO'H~ FER KIDS YIIIO Lt</ED ON ~llltj~LE CREEK! REMU18Efll 0111'1 ~vJeoAT RAFT1 REMINDEO AlE OFM'I UFE ONTIIf lift liNER! ~ • > 3- Bobort .ircl ~ ' . NEW HAVEN - A ....,.,. .. died &llldq ~ . .... eleeuoculed b,y • tiD It clreull: _..... at tho FOGW iMnl Corparaliall'l ........ ¥ft ..... b.... 1-. .' .' . '.' ~ • 4t Foote ~ . ' . •. w- L'n..rt. 15, llTIJi:Pioo- St., !i'nCUII, otdo. WU an Vol- $ .HofiiJitol .. . .......... I b,y FOlio ~ 1111- ~ !ollowiDitho .....,.,. tml~ . l'd Jlliilli'il"'liiiRiil»' llli . - . tiiiPk>1ed u ...... "" ' Ill tho yord ~litho -·- .,..num plom Iince Jmlll7 ·111 tills 7ear, apt bio tho dr· -~ ,•. RAN INTO A~ . .-- .... .OF YOUR~- I L&fi ••JOl,I.O'II #E. Drive Safely Remember The Sabbath and Keep II Holy lfd erullllr. A plaDt opobo1111 uld Lllllbc't'l job !llll'lllll' dldnatniPrtldmllllllatiii'IIL - ' ;. . liar l1lld bll - - for ....... bal nat .,_ dolmnlned. Jk1r11 Ncwemller 3, l9G ID Co- - -o, be .... tho .., ol lfr. Ill !frL !'Wee)' lAo- ol lllll\'lllo. • • 1Jn1Yot0, Ia oMIIOD to ~I ~~ -~~rz· ........ ... bll wlfll. Alllba; .utero, MH. Don ($18) flialey IIMI MrL J-1 ~) ..,., Ill ()!la-o, IIMI fl. Ricberd (NIIICJI) IIHidiD, '"'"' £..~ ne -:-~ ~ Floral ArraR@f"menht . I as Sprrified •.. [tif .. 1 ~ ~l,,J· : .-· . ' ' ..,. L .... ( ,.4 . I ' '.' • . I WINTHROP f HQ vaJ CAN !SAY THAT by Dick · Cavalli . ~- ,. • Make Home lmprov Ira know-how. We .. ~;, needs of homeown improve your homt . with a low-cost ' for consultation, a '-~· ... . . ,.} . • >. I FIRST NA "Serving This Co, ·.1M"*'• I'DIC . ... . ~/ . ... Nu..- Cllll'cll · - · Miller oll!doHnc. Blr1 will bo Ia tho IAtlrl c - .n.v t)', ''· ' I .' . . ; .• ' If"· ~. .... ·-·-- - ----- Fwloral-'l1lo...., Frleadl IIIII' WI at t h o - ...h. Mortgaee Loans I .'".''J·- '' ..,_ II 10 Lm. lor a lldll tlod befon ....... _ _ . . Many years of e ·- '· to 9 p.m. .... TUeediJ t p.m. IIMI 7.t p.m. n be to tho woe~­ LOAN OUR B ' I .. Ricbud J'lnral oonleeo will bo Wedp.m. ol lllo !lrr&- ... Coati ,6G4.1N. I . • . '·' two - Iii wnuam, <t ~ Iii hi• ~·· Fr-* ForOildey at 2 .' " .....I; ,, Lanprllle. . ' ' '. .... .......... olldrldllla b • d repair~~~& • motor til • �' ' ', : . I· 1·'· ) ·:!n ·_;<''""' SUnda1· 'i'lmc•-""nlin<:l, Sunday, Auguot t, I 968 ~1 • 01 . ...,...·a•.-,o:•aP .1\.T~•. L.~L" .lm f T..h • Bob . ' Saunders . . . . .' . "' . .· .(J~n'tH.a.oD.R_ . . . . ... .... . . ... .. . •· 11.. ne./·,....,: -·. ,. ...-- .__.....:ti.A.'ii'M.~·-·--·.. .. . . . '... . I panidpatcd In the I and ur,!«!d U1em to ~) the firR'Is that havl" { you.- raiL·. " . .. . .... . , \:... ''' " ' 'by Art Sansozn rwo oo- fJW me ~ 'tB.B . BORN ·..X.OSBit,· I 11crc arc Friday' ~ exhibitors (in salt.• ou club, buyer and pric~ hundred weight: t Allan Woodard, nt. : rord, f.allipolis FF.\.. • loy Bank, $1)11; Eddlo E 2, Crown flty, Galli~ Central Soya, $65; 1)4: . • I ', ·· AMan's Best Friend~'. is His Mutt-' Rt. I. Gallipolis, Gall~~~ Carter &. Evans, $49; .i " I I' WITUA . Ht. 1, Vinton, .Racc&o 1) 4-11, iloh.er Hospital, '' Carter, Rt. 1, Patr~ western FF A, M. T. IJ $40 ; Steve Rose, Rt. _~ Cora Campers 4-11, Ot\ duce, $37; Janet WO()( 2, Waterrord , Rio W• Pomero.y Landmark, f.: ·· Winters, Rio Grande, HI vesters, Evans Pacld1 t- Jerry Waugh, ScottOWD FIVE (:ENTS . J ·- -.r1ze pens Tra('e FF A, GallipoiJ, $35; Carolyn Ball , Rt.. Hill . Gallia Cloverettes iilpply, $37. Danny Woodward, P~ polls, Mountaineers, Ev1 · House, $38; Paula Bulle Crown City, Twilightera James Dailey, $37; Ml den, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, 1 Pioneers, Joe stewart, ' iel Swisher , Cheshire, L ger Valley Boys, Marti $38; Kay Woodward, P: lipolls, Moontaineers 4-l Packing, $36; Paul Ral 1, GaiUpolis, Georges Cr , I . ' ' ·~- J'orker (illed 4t Foote hands 4-H, Steak Hoof ~ve Harrison, Rt. 1, Ga Georges Creek Tophao WJEH, $37; Jack Walke. Vinton, Centerville El· French City Lumber•, $3 Graham, Northup, T Commercial & Savings, : IllY Caldwell, Northup, T · Ohio Produce, $37. ., lb:W HAVEN - A $'raal• • died QmdQ' IIIDnlill: was elednMIIIId by a 4411 II circuli bl'tlhlr at 1111 F - Dean Martin, Crown Hannan Trace FF A, C. GlMess, $36 i Tomm.v r Rt. 1, Crown City, Hanna Pioneers, North Produc llloral~•·­ Ujnoarbere. w- Jlobert IAmbort. 25, ~ St., Olllo, '!II m orr1n1 at P I - Voir, Hoopllli - . bo .- ......,_ t b1 FOlio- ambal- 1111idlote'J !ollolriDI 1111 aceldolll Srncu•. ff'll@!J(JIE!m§ • torA ll Oecastons "'"*. I~ limli'lr 'OII'IIall"iilt IDibert, ~ u a lallar· ' In 111171l'd . . . . . - at 1111 flldlum plant IInce JIIIIUJ ·ctllllo JMr, .X !do lhl dr· , .. ,. ' \ ::·.. ; ; ~ ''' I CAN'T IJEUEVE' ITI THEY'RE WITHDRAWINI! AND ONLY '/QJAND I REMAIN1 MAC! IT MUtT IlEA ~ breakft .... - · two 111,..,.... oleclridaaa bad ... ftl)liriDI • - TRJCK! .... 11'11 oru.lbtr. A plant opokuIID said Lambut'l Job normal' dldmt1'8<111nblmiDibatareL .., salcl bit - - tor boiDI .... bal 1111 clotermiDool Jam Novomller 3, 1942 In C»_ , be - · lbe - clllr. Ill Mro. PorctT iA'"bert c1 Drive Safely Remember The Sabbath and Keep It Holy _.me. .,.....: -~;-'> Floral lln'lvoro, In odd!- to blo nato, ore blo wlfo, Alloba; rea lllllro, Mre. n.. o-l ilf&ley IIIII lire. JlliiH (,lr!J) IIH!', bolb 111 COIDmllaa, IIIII Rlobard (Nalley) Ho4dn, illloll; two brolbero, Rlob...S Ill WUillln, boll> cl ~ Ill blo IJI'-T, Fr. . FarJ, iADIIYWO. Funeral oonlcoo will be Will- rf """ "' · ~""!· r Arrang.,.menh• to. . a8 SJH!'dtit!d · FLOW .._, at 2 p.m. at 1111 .,... ,.. - Clllrcb- Ror. ·illrto' Miller alllciiii'W - · .• will be .. 1111 Lolart ,I')'. DlAR POLLY-I hove o rounl swiYtl·typl 'Nnlty cHit whidl n..cltd o ntw tMt c.vtr. I ......... .•, 1426 31-_!50 Many years al " Mortgage• Loans' Make Home Imp~ Ira know-how. WI needs of homeow improve your hO,I with a low-cost. '' -· " DW POLLY-To....,, •I' ,.,.. .... ;..~.,~ """ILYH ........... -. _ ••• ""'•......... • · hooch lowtlc , j . . . Mine lit NIIIOI for coli ill Pl-oceed! A tiff fo~ ~ fatfler, the wo•ting roam ·N nlogati..., .... •. .,.. tlio ..... coli" .,._.....,.d for consultation; ,.'' doeo.-H. C. H. _..,, I •• •• ,;eo ~ I!J'I tlou .... ,....,._1ipotlckolidoilloU .....,.. ""'' loll Ia tho battom ol • , _ . Wo •II ..... ~r .....,.. OUR 'I a •retty flowefll4 lhower ce, o.4 it fit onr the tnt ,.,tecH,. wet i•t•Jtntht ond cea .. wipl4 "'i• I p L ; . FIRST Nl "Serving Tl1i• Co6 ·Mo...., tfDIC • I , , ~ . I, •'· , 1: '' • ' i ' DUIIU.LY--1-..r ........ ..,,. .,.. ......_ Wlooo aottiog oot sloe,...• ets t ~~sloe mo- ·-if. . . hd.....,_ irtio'lo .... oo!l-- pocbt, n;,.., l..,..ellico,._,.,,, • .., ...........i.,..._,ts.lr if a fOI<i ;, oooc1111. This ,..., diniotl '""it J...T.""" - sao,. ...... tfi"""J~ for ..... • .,t ·--····-"'.."...... . . . -... .... DIAl POLLY-'IIIIoen- oltiiy btcl_pads becomtt '!fOrn I ctlt the 1aod porto ond .,. tlloM •• liMn lor 41 .,;""""' if"' .. hlt'ol or ,..._Mill, I. l . . I. c.. Funeral-'!lie.., - Frlendl ..., .... at lbe RaW- ... Coati to 9 p.m. IIIII I p.m. and 7-9 p.m. 'l1le llollr 11 be llba m lbe .......,. at 10 t.m. tor a briar flod belore bo!Dillba 11> ... ·lireb. ' w• . �' ' ; ~'.\. ,'il' • ' ~ •, '".'!'. Timc:; ..~nlinel, Sunda,y, August -1, 1968 :!\1 ._ t,q.amp ~~l~Ol.l J~A . Boh S.""~~'- .;!I ' '... . ' . . .. . .. ', ·' " '• . ... ' ' .· ,.:', ~ ··. , ... . 1. J. m. ... partidpatl'<l In 1, • ~ ur~ them1 PRISCILLA'S POP tho nrm• lhal . 1 yotu· fair."" , llere an~ Fri'- ,. ~ exhibitors (in ~~ · club/ buyer and 1 hundred weight: .:; Allan Woodard~ ford, Gallipolis f;t ley Bank, $1j)l; EIJ 2, Crown City, ~ Central soya, $65; Rt. I, Gallipolis, Gl Carter & Evans, ~ Ht. 1, \ 'lnton, .Ra• 4-11, llolm llo$~1 Carter, Ul. 1, :P8 western FF A, M. 1 l:i40; :ievc nose, ft· Cora Ca mpers 4-~ duce, S37; Janet'': ' ' ,. I' '.., " . ,,• ,' 2, Waterford, nto Pomeroy Landmarl _, . :. .\ Winters, RioGrandt vesters, Evans P< Jerry Waugh, SCott '· ONE PEEP OUT OF '1'0U AND THAT TREE Trace FF A, Gall~ $3>; carolyn Ball, Hill. Gallla Clovere '(\PESt• COMES DOWN 1 ) • rrize •I.., \ II 9Jpply' $37. FIVE (:ENTS ,, . I I>anny Woodward, polls, Mountaineer•. House, ~8; Paula ~ Crown City, Twltlgt, James Dailey, $37j den, Rt. 2, GalltpOlt .' ' Pioneers, Joe ~ew&l iel Swisher, Cheshir ger Valley Boys, 1\i $38; Kay Woodward li~XJiiS, Mountaineer! Packing, S36; Paul, l, Gallipolis, George1 hands 4-H, Steak I ~eve Harrison, Rt. I Georges Creek T~ .,. ........,.. ·'· .·.· ·..-:·.· ·:·.· Worker Killed At Foote "I HOPE YOU LIKE IT. MRS. CYLIERTSON AND I SWAPPED LEFTOVERS!' WJEH, $37; Jack Wl ,BUGS -BUNNY Vinton, Centerville French City Lumber, Graham, Northup, Commercial & Savin1 • . O'UT DUMF''t:M thy Caldwell, Northll] Ohio Pro<klce, $3i. . .. . ·.:.. . :::,..;........ :::::.::·-:·:-:·:·: ;.:.;.:.:.:.··:·.<·. bv. Walt OVR WAY -~ THEit.f, · Tf.IE 6EtJERATION 6AP 6ETS WIDER EVERYDAY! EGGHEAD/ Dean Martin, Cro Hannan Trace Ff A, 111 Gimess, $36; Tomrr Rt. J, Crown City , Ha Pioneers, North Pril NEW HAVEN - A .......... died ~ mondal I was ol~ b)' & UO lilt 'elreult bnlbr &t lllo Foota duoral COqlorllloD'I ......liD 1111 !f,toearbere. 'lld>ert u. w- Lomboo1, St., !bTI<UM. Oblo, .... ~ m iUTinl al PIM- Val· Q' _Hoopllal .............. rlllllb)' FQiie- llllbolaDeo IJD. fllnl .. - . .._., fl?J](/fj]{J!/E/l6 . 4 fiN',4/I : jodlllelr rollowln8 tllo . - Occasions :: - ~ 'tOall Jililil\'i1' 1!1181h.... ~ emplatftd . . . - · r tn 111o yanl.,..._ &t 111o JOIIIIl'J "' 11!la , .... p ldD lllo clr· lit brtlkfl> ..... - · two 111Jteann olemlcWII h a d uwllum plllt IInce ..... BUT. IT NA~IC!OW5 I-lOW 00 WEi: Gel" ~10 OF '1M THIS TIME. !..IlL ~OOV.? OIWP ~E AI N16"'T r--._.,A eRICI( ON 'HIS Drin Safel: Remember 1 Sabbath ali Keep It Hoi I TQE ... I I rs. l Rlcbard 01111<1) - , lhoma; two brotl>ora, Rldtord Ill WDU&m, ol ~ II Ilia .,.-,Fro!* Far· •• Speelfied. \ BOSWORTH'S FLI Neighborhood Rd. 1 Ph. «6-4814 _, r \ I l - HI .I PRI LO'I OUR I !I .' HE •..sKED Me 11) FIND OUT 11: SILVSR HAP BEEN USED ! SOME OF THE GOLD. Many years ot Mortgage" Loan! Make Home lmpt' Ira know-how. W needs of homeo) improve your ho with a IOW·COSj '• '-- '. .I Cl· 1110 l. TIE A.SMP.Ll J:ORJ<ED BAA.NCH I 1l> A TIM CAN THIS WA'( , . ' T.M..... iU. hi> . . llif,' ' ' . 3, l>1Pl"BY2.1" .SMPIL.L SToNES STfi.IPS 01= Il<l THE CAN Ai'ID TIE A PA.~~ OPal E.f.iD. PCIT A f{{)(IA/P IJ~S ~ PAPt!P. ON TOP OFTHAr. I "Seo-ing This Col · ...oilller FDIC ' NIA, loc. :z.. POT .a OR '4 . WAD Of: FIRST N1 •r · SQOAAE(F lor consultation; .' ·OR. 1:4T-IN.,FPR:~ijt:· NI~l:M" IN sre.t.l> o~ • ( ,.-..,.v !'1:' . . .; ,. r. • - .' ' ~.; ;~, - 11':1 .. ,·~ ' t.l d • .' • ~. '·. " ;~ -• , ·-Ciurdl-.. . !\meral Oll'Yina will bo Wedp.m. at lllo !lrn- ,- -.'~ 1'i ~ ,:::_ :::...11-'{ · ' ·r : I f, Llnlii\'IIIL , _ &t 2 ~. ,. "" aald La......... job normal· ·l!ldnotreQiireblmlntbalanL '""' aald bll ....... far ..... ... hal not dllorllllned. """' Novoml>er 3, IH2 In eo. . . . be .... lllo ... ol llr. 11 Mra. Pm'<OJ . . . - o1 no ••••· llro. DID ~ 111&1&1 llld llrL , _ . (,llq) 1!1niY, o1 Cola-, IIIII ' .Arrangf'menl. Cll • .nJ tn~obtr. A plllt ....... li'<da. are bla wife, A!lab&; I Floro I ! ""' rtpOiriDc • - oi.p.me. lirV!vora, In oddltlm to 1!11 I ' DOWN I . ~·- ,.; ~ . I *"r Miller ofllc!.UIII, Bar· l,wDI bo In tbo IAIIrt ~ '' q. .CAPP- coli .... Qlatl,........ l'riendl - .. &t tile - · -~no~~ '" ' 9 p.m. llld ~ l p.m. llld 7.& p.m. '!'be ..._, U bo talrlll to tile . _ Wedildal &t 10 a.m. far • .,.... ~od bolon ..... taktn10 ... p<h. ' ~Injured �'I • ' . ,:\ -· ·-;. ) ' • parti<IJ>Ot«< In t and ur~ed them '.. th" . nr~t~ that your fair." Here arc t'ri ,, exhibitors (in ·' dub! buyer and hundred wcicht: ' /<. .... ~_ .. -~· ~I ,........... .• .~ I ' , r, · Mall)' ......... .. .... Allan Woodard, ): rord, Galllpolis F' ley Bank, SiJH; E'\11 2, Crown Cit.v, G'! .. · I Central Soya, $6~1 Rt. 1. Gallipolis, Q rarler 8.. Evans, $i! 111. I, \ 'lnton , R~~ 4-11, .. 'i '' ! . " .' . ' .' ' ' -, ' ' i ·, \ ' " l J, ' • '. i- ' ' ' 'l . \ • •• Hosplt. Carter, Itt. 1, :Pa western FF1\, M. 1 ~40 : steve Rose, ~1 Cora Campers 4-,1, --b)' 1 ' ;F..- lot prerldonl. lie waa 2, Waterford, Rid Domocral JID!el Bu- 'ehanan. Pomeroy Landmar~ Winters, RioGrandE Evans Pi .Jerry Waugh, Scott t First Ballot ·win Keys on Swings Of Favorite Sons Upolls, Mountaineer! • hands 4-H, Steak 1 &twe Han·ison, Rt. 1 Georges Cret*i T<t WJEH, $37; Jack WI Vinton, Centerville French City Lumber ' Graham, Northup, Commercial & SavlnJ thy Caldwell, NorthUJ Ohio Produce, $37. Dean Martin, Cra Gimess, $36; Tomm Rt. I, Crown City, Ha Pioneers, North Pro - ff'Jl{jj)[J(Y/Efl6 . /Or,;ill : Occasions > ' .' The Drat i>reak In the rno ol ravortta .... canclldalea was lllfiiiiiM - · - ·· !llro· 1\ · .\poW <1 Marrlallll waa report. lid bJ imowled(eable soorcea to be alftMist rtad! lA> llllliorae ;. ' ..... ..: ,l, _ . ~-" ' v' . '' ' . ' - ·'·. . .'"\""9~·· ~- Nixon. An ApW ., Sew.erage .Plans Await Approval !lid.r 10 CCIIIIIIrllcl I - - · , . tllopo. ~- ot the '!'UP. ~· PIUra elemealar)l achool --wi11 . be adyertlallll wileD pluo _'llf1'/lln COI~Qmbus hlvo IP· . ·~od by111o Slate IJopartment lit H..W.. : 'jbl• lrao, docldocl Frlcla10Y811· !NIIn a moelln8 _or lbe Eaatern Loeai Boord of Fdlcotlon ala -bini In MaiCXI CouiJII', 'J,VL rpocta1 aeolkm In wldcb momJolin D.Ritbtl, Sr., _.ua.,. bero alao o$CIID aevoralolher 'I doni, reported to the boordonthe areas, odlool buo ~ 01111o It Pl... lor the aewap lnll· buaoo lnopectio! W-ocla1, U mont . , _ were prOIJOl'lfll by pu,.a ana faillld. oae 'lidJoaepll TUnler m,...,_r. cllllonal bua ana 'the !P wllldl The board blrtd Gerald Rupo !aUld were Jnrpected':'illi :l'lllr,.._ <1 Mlc!dlOI!Ofl. who had_ belfl> . claJ, _and aU r.... b~•• JiaAod. ~~r:*::::::::*~~U~:::?;:;:::::::::~~::::::~::::*~l~=:::::::: ;: : ::::::::~·: :: : ::: : : :::::::~:$ij=:=~=:~=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:~:-:-:···: a11 15 have pall.- ·· ···· · • •· ••·· · · · •·••· •••••······························-·.·.·::.::.·:·:-:-:-:-:-:·:·.·· .•..·:·:·.<:·:·:·:-:-:.:-:-:·:<·:·:·:-:::. ed the iniiP'ctim and art rlld1 lor 1he 111'11 cla7 <1 rclloOI 111 Drive ~aiE!I' Remember Sabbath an Keep It Ho.l l Floral Arrangf'mene u.re.. s.poaer BOSWORTH'S Fll ?;~~1~~1~~~$~~~?.t~lmmm~~~l~:~~~~t:~~l~~~1~~~;t~:~~1~f~~~~~~:~=~I~::;;~~~~~:~;:~:~~~1:~:~~~~~~~~~;~~~:~~i1l=:;~~i1=i=:~ Moivhborhood Rd. Ph. «6·4814 • United Prell~ COL~IJS · 11IE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT lr t o - bldl .Jiore TUeldlf on 19 prQJocto arowld 0111o ba>lni ra Qttmaled-' ~ ot t'l.5 mllllao, IDcludl• a $8.6 million Imp......,.. of 8.6 miiN <1 Olllo 27 Ia Buller allllliamlli<ID COIIItieo. ! F-.1 prajocll bJ eGUII1 IDcludo - Ia - llllellq :<1 I'HIII'facllll 3.3 mlleo ol U, S. 33, .OikDilo ol u''s, 33 DA and ol U ,S. 50 Ill .!lbelll Counll'. an4 reaam~ olt.t mller )>! u. S. 33 In HoeldqJ CCuaty. · ' . -'1-···"-·'' . ' ~- . .' I *"" I t :2-GdlO HI PRt • ' ·LOA~I OUR I Make Home lmpi tra know·how. ~ ' needs of homeo1 improve your ho . FIRST~ · I ·' ,- '.' • 'l.--. ·.:, ! ·.l ·.t · .• f1.,... :.. CZECI! . !. . ...,;.: ' ---;;- .. I :- ·! - .. ' '( '' I ' I • ,. p ·. ~ . - ·. .: f. ' r-'•"• j. I ~\ ,: , \ ' I . I . ' . ' '....' ' ' t ""'" ,, I ( J ' '_, ' to point with pride at the GOP record an4 10 view with alarm 111o troubles o1 lbe .lobnMMl· admlnlotraUm. 'l'lll convention also must adopt a plattorm lor the !968 eampo.lsn. ...toraement would ..,., at .leall 16 or 17 The ftMidora18iy (C<lltiroed on Page 8) of lfaryian4'r 26 dolepteolnlo lbe TV Watcher'• Guide Nhm eolumn. By Unllocl Preoa Jnternallonal Other k8f laYorlle 1111 dolepTlmoo: 8 p.m., EDT, wiU!NBC 111111 """" ll'<lm Ob!D, with S6 an4 CBS c:overinlthe ftrll night YOiea pltdpd to Gov. JID!ea A, aeu!on of 1he lleplbllcan NaRbodoo, 01111 t.llchipn, wi111 48 1101111 Conveniloa !rom gavel lA> COIIIIIIIIIeed to GoY, Georga gavel - about three houri. ABC ~. carries 90 mirll1e wraPIP lllart· l'afllrl18 &laB Crucial Inc al9:30 p,m,, EDT, willlbulleAay ravorl18 ..., break tin ropurts earlier If warnnted. toward Nlmt would gravel7 Tmlllb1'• feature: Gov. Daniel diDiaga IIHI. cbaneol <1 Gover- Evon& of Washing1oo dollveralhe non NaiiM A, Boeke!oller of ~ IU!dre11, lbe tradllioi'W Now. York an4 Ronald Reagan call lA> battle eemljinlnl boasts of Collfomla, Nblln'a chief <1 aeeomplllhmenla, IIOitlng o1 rlvelr lot lbe presldenllal party I)Dala and oharp erlllellm nolillaatkm. fl the Democrats. Evans, 43, Sraate ReiJUbUan leader h one of tbe 1 tneW faces" 1D the Evorell M. DlrkHO eald Nixon GOP an4 Is amextg a IIUIIlbor of _..-lid to bave a ftrll ballet vlco preol-1 P!lliii>Ullles. aomlnaliOII "*'II obout bultoMd up, • ADd a Roekeleller partlean, Gov. .Jom Cbafee <1 Rllodo llll!ld, eald Nlmt wao "Perl· loalil cloea" to a nrst ballot vlctorJ. Rllodol ll'll vlrtue1!7 In I pooltkla to bt lbe ldniJDal<er ......,_., IIDeha!aller !lUI It !llldoil'- ldl blab· 11 ~ bJ 1llo prefeollmalo In 1llo Jllplollean partr. BlfoN the ballOIInti Wodnos· SAIGON (IJPO - American dQ', thlire wtn bt mueb oriiiDrl' . ~· VIet Cq Ioree an4 . c:tplurlld a auerrJIIa _lortrell 111rea18nllw SaJaon. u. S. I!)Okeamen u!d aollllit !oreao of 1he Army 9th - . , . lllviiCIII killed at l"'ol 44 VIet CoqJ: In the bailie ~ the Tre RiYOr 20 mUeo ocMII of the CliPJilL ' , . ftlh1 bopn wilb • u s. '*'~Cl~J'er oau~~ 1n lite , taee ol heatY maeblnolun lire ....,.., of lllmo and ' om. Sunlr¥. U, S. hollcqller ...,. eiH of •l lkldllporl B o 1 1 olllpr IIDII arlllleey illaoled - VietCong Force is lt"""*"' .... Smashed toc11111111-a Managers to NEW YORK (UP0 - Gov. Net""' A. Roc:kefeller 1111 GoY. Jameo A. Rhodea of Oldo eauld •wills a lot of wiAio In bollotlqr lor lbe lle!MIIcan prosldonllal ••........, • Rockeloller old &IIIIIIJ thai Rllodoo' hdllltiiCo wao alcnlfleanl not onb' _,,. he eontrolllld 011111'1 ~ delepllon but beeause of the wei&lrt blo op1D11111 carrledwilbln lbe partr, uHe 11 a very astute poUtlW Ieider." Rockefeller IIIII In 1 radio ln18rvlow lalled belore he dtparlocl lor the RepubU• ..,. Nlllonal Convenllm In Mlllllli. NEWYORK(UPI)- A poll of a eros3-oec:tiDO oiWterrin 48 omtea illdlcaled &IIIIIIJ lhll Gov. Nelooo A. Woller o1 New York was the olr<qeat prealdomllal ea!!l!ldllle of either major pll1y, 'l11o poll ahowlld Rocke!oller was the choice when he and Rlehard M. Nlmn were pitted lncllvldually aplnat VIce President Hubert H. HUIIIPI1nY or Soa. Eoge.., J. lfA:Cuthy, ulbe Democrollc arwnh.,., an41hlrd party eandldo18 Goorp C, Wallace. SIDillnpr & Co., lne., a market ual711• llrm, buod lbe poll on a tolephll!e .-llae <12,583 Amerleano o1 vo1iJW op. MIAMI BEACH (IJPI) - .sen. Clarlea Percy ofDllllolo an4 Gov. York Hallkld of 0.,.. wert._,tedlOdiQ<to be ...... prn;pocll lot lbe lllftiodi.U tlce t!ri>olc!Onttal - · - ll Ricllanl M, Nlmn wiDI 1ql plaee OD the lic"-L Nimn hll old he woo'1 worry about a rumirw male..,.... dldal8 uDIII he boo the preoldenliol IM'CDI•tJon Ill the bq, But Reptilcan atrateglala CClllvlnced lbel NU. wW be the Clldldale were already apeculallrv lbou1 hlo choice, an4 In lbe best lnlormecl GOP circles, Percy an4 Hat1leld were COIIIIdond the moll prol>oble. James Franklin Killed in Wreck Juno• Earl Franklin, 38, GaJ. IIpOila Boote I, was pro:!llOIIDCOd dead m arrival ot Helzer Hoi· pltal Saturday nl&lrt !oUowing a one - car accldem BOOth af cbeablre 1n Galliac:ounto. He becam& Gallla COUO&¥' a !l1lh hlslnr~;t !a1ali1;Y since the flrol of tile y - an4 tho lhlrd aillee JUly 7. Tho Ohio Slate Patrol uid Franklin was driving ....U. on Route 7, 1.1 mUeo ...nh o1 Cbo--lldro, The ear ool of coolrol an4 oil lbe rlllhl oldo of the I'OIAI. II u.en cor111ed the loll lido <11be road, bllanenbok· mont, an4 rolled over. Golll• Counl7 COnlllor Dr. IJCXtlld R. W1!'11blma old 1ocla1 thai clealh .... ~· to lnl8rnal helllOrrilltSOI an4 Jllllllple frae. turea of the cheat and c:ervteal area. . Mr. Frlllk11n wao born m 1111' 12, 1929, .... of 1he 1118 "· L. an4 Nellie VletaRf1110ldrFrlli<· lin, llldwoll' Ho lr IUJ'Yived bJ lhiee daul!bta-o, Nail lAiuiiiO,. Cynlhla Alll .. Paull . allll 1'11!1• K. aU of Cbolldro • Alen aurvivilll lr :lira. Nell Fr~ln, l'Ort8r, hlo 1141l-. · lwo brolllorl liP ...... to m..l · • ld• the auerrllla .. at rllhtparktil ,: 1nlllvaolm , . .., s.li&l. Joll!! • Fnllk· o1 pill)' whlc:h 'l'lll Glo ebarpd In, foulhl lin; Viltnom; Wll.\lam R. FJI!!k· ~ wlllllnll .... .thrWjlb 1he ldahl and _ , ....... ~::~·~... ·p.IILiwilllll' ·• · ran 1he ~ ol-ubunk[; '' e•• .tbe · l~ ~ ' ~~~;&~~~<;:;! Review Play .OfSumme _ r : ~~~~!""tuloid an B with a low·cosJ for consultation, •!I 11io ~- · - oompUmllllld F..-t• 1llnedum (bus meclwllcl on ''Ill• line job Ot,n,artaalbebulellot inllllcdoa·., , . board H¥111!8<llbe - · <1 the propoallll ldDdorprlen clall, an4 II waa .doddod !bat lbtrt wen ra ...,.lib illlldoJP ennlled )'II, , . board docldocl IIIII lhero would 110011 to be at leall 12 more ebll- lllrolllf then lr to ~ a elaoo. · Parenll IIIII' oaroll lbolr cblld Of &before Oclllber30bJCiillni EularD lfllb School Tlllr weok will be lbe llnal .... lbr raroll· - . '1'111 elm, If llarted, will be lor eblldroa from lbe oallre rcbool dlllrlel. 'l'lll rtudoulo from lbe RivervieW and 'l'loWI!rl 1'ltiDI area are IDcl,... 11¥0 U.U.Iri!I be~»klnclor..-'' . ......,0111 1be- Morteaee•Loam ' a. ' 1(,\N!LA - AN ARIIY OF W911KERHIIIG Ia 1be rubMe rl ~ - · ~ • .a~J~Umd hwH tolal. but, lbe blad at• 'Olen al10 are ra ~ hreoil. ~ 1114 bp W.. aoae !GAheJAO I*'.C... 1111111Ur- - .• ..,Uod lor an ..mllclaoa led ID'Ibe diljl'lo. . ,•, . , 1!1 Wl!c.allll bookkMIJI!IIor <1· · ' '1'1\t Iiiii ll1oil "'-'• ell'lllqUIU naelljld 2lt1Gdil IDM"• Ilea ·ow:blau. lllo·bopod tbetu 1M 1M llodln lli'eldF dla 'hn ~ ~ 111111ro , rcli!ool f!' the fal~ lbat Iii Jllmla't SPia C.,. tllltttet. FarlY~-~... will--·~ an 11!:. ..-.1 ..,.,..._,,. dlod liWr Ia ~·u/110 lii.r.ldliM · tbNo cluoeo. Adolta In....., ~lbe PlilllDt!!Mo. ,. · ' the elua · n• • ~. I· iD(clrJnlltiGd caa. ; Many years ot "Serving Th.i• . ,. .... j!DJC . • bu.•• 'I'tll•. : News••• in Briefo •• s....,lfi•d- I from the Conventions ..• IIIAMl BEACH (IJPI) - The 1968 Republican Nallonal ConvenU.. ..,..... 10diQ< with Riehlrd M. Nbron hokllrw • CIODIIlllllllrw load over hlo lwo chlel rlvalo lor the GOP prealdendal-tlon. . ila7 C. llllor, ehalrm8ll olthe Jl<t>ubliCID Nadoaai Commlcalled tho CCIItV8I1IIII1 to onler 11 10 o. m. EDT In 1be 16,926-aeat Mllml Beacb CO...Onlia> HilL Malll' of 1he deiegrl81 '"' lor ~·· opeal• aeooloo were IIIJIIIIIIUl'O how they would vote when lbe preol4enllll bolioi!JW beglu Wedneoclly nig)rt. Wblle NU. lo lbe lor the presldemlol ~Mtioo, II - · be wiD 110011 help lrGm lla>DI'ile 80111 to win 00 1he ftnt Hannan Trace FF A• .,T' ' ' ' . • Packing, $36; Paul r J, Gallipolis, George! - "'<:~;. FIVE . .CENTS ' Prize· But Nixon As GOP Convention Opens !iilpply $37, DB.JU1Y Woodward, polls, Moontaineers, House, S38; Paula B Crown City, Twiligtn James Dailey, $37; den, Rt. 2, Galllpoli Piooeers, .Joe Stewa1 iel Swisher, Cheshir· ger Valle.v Boys, M $38; Kay Woodwar~ '.,r-r"- . . . .. - .......... an4 ~-·· cla1 an4 Tuoocla1. llllb Ill lbo 801 allll low IOL !.oW 18nll))t Ill the 80r .,; low 70o. . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT Trace FF A, Galli! $35; Carolyn Ball, HUl . Gallia Clovere 1., '" '"" ... en tine wllll wldol;f - l i d • vesters, ' Plril7 clou4J, ........ • • d llaDid Devoted To The lnlere~ll Of The Meigi·MIUOO Area ·.,_ I •·, Weather at y . Tht ftrol naUonal tonVodion .:<1· ihe Republican Jllrf;r ....,.. : bllld In Pldladolpl>ia on June 17, : 1851, an4 Mmlllllled John C, . OhW' .. . !lid••· Ia.,... ............ claim ...., ·idol which _,....... Saint CWm he RoMld llelpD. ' llol:.~ er duce. 837; Janet :,.·,, . ......... c~o~en~e ' 1"'- l>rtnalla:l: c. CLEVELAND . lin, Col.-o; Mi. Harry (Betty) Huntoman, Zanolvlllo; Mro. Orvlilo (Mary) !'Ioiii, B 1 I I e, Callt; and Mrs. Clarmce (,Rulb) llalh, Rt. I, Bldwall. Mr. Franklin wao a member of the Vinloll F ornl AM Mumle Lodp, Eagles Cl"', Moooe Lodp, and the Brlclgo lromiOrk· oro and S1rllctural steel Unlcm. Funural arrangements will be IMOUIICIId by the MeCoy t'uner· al Home, Vinton. VINTON MAN WRECKS 'l11o patrol r••1ed lbat 1 ear driven bJ Harry Pol", 47, VInton, 1raveUna north 111 state Route 32~. 1.8 mUeo Mnli of Roorte 35, wen1 out of eoctrol llld turned over. The Yehicle Wll - - and Pel" .... IBken lA> Holzer Heapl1ai I o r (Coollmed on Page 8) Frank Gaul Dies Sunday Worker Killed At Foote NEW HAVEN - A ~M man clled &IIIIIIJ ......W.C he waa electroeullld bJ a t411 volt circuli brolkor ot 1llo , _ w--ei ~oviiiOdJonn plaat near bore. Rebert w- Lamberl. u, 1blrd st., s,neuao, Ohio, wu cload on arrlnlll Plealllll Valle;)' _Hoopl1ai ........ be .... ruab· ed bJ FoeteiCXII ldulace 'Jm. medlataly lollowiDa lbe aeelda Ill mhklonllnl. taoli ~- 1lllllllab "... ··-'· ··-" Llldlert, tmp!CII'IId ao a '*-'· or In the yard_._ at lbe varwtlum plent rlneo JIIIIIQ' • <1 Ill~, 1101 IDio lbe dr· eult b • .,.. - · two JlllirtMiallee .-cclalll b. d rtplirlng 1 mo1or on a yard eruober. A plllll IIP"keL man osld ...-n'o .Job DOI'Jill).. 17 dldra,....nreblmlnlbataroa. ThtJ old bla rea1111 lor beiiiiJ there baa not dolermlnod. Born - - 3, 1M2 Ia Columbus, "" ........... <1 )lr, an4 Mro. IWCOJ ~ of LIDPvlll•· 91nlvora, In addltl.., to bla portlta, are bla - · Alllbl; lilree olllero, Mrl. 0... ~ ~ey an4 Mro. JIIIIIH (.JQilj) ~. bolh <1 COIIIIJ!bqr, 01111 Mro. Rlchlnl <NIIICl'l u - . Alhala; two brolbeto, Rlebud and WOllam, bolh of ~ and bla ,...._., Fr. . Far· ley, LID&..We. Funeral oanlcea wtn be Wlldnoocla1ot2p.m.allbe~ cuae Naz..- Clurdl- Ret, Audrey Jllllor of!lctallrw - · .w wtn be In lbe LeWt c-. 181')'. Friends IIIII' coli et lbe RIW· lings- Coati Faneral Home 6 lA> 9 p.m. ond TUe,.. tr. 2-t p.m. u.d 7-9 p.m. The IJolll! will bt lalu!ol lA> .... ..... neocla1 at 10 a.m. lor a brlof period belore bolnl lalu!ol to 1llo eturcb, Teenap" Injured When Hit by Car � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 4, 1968 frederick hampton hindy