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OHLO •· I ,.,. •• \ ' 'i~ • '.' ~ • ' '• ' ' Barga~land education at 111111 he Martha Hoi· den Jennlnp FoUDdallol) ·. at ::Jeveland, bas been Qlabllshed to bdnot outJtau41na:tie£ lacy and serondacy tilwroom TWO young G~lipoHtana who wlU take part iD teachers. . , · Tuesday's July 4 Itlver Recreation testlval along the Some !10 ~ ~achers GallipoJ!s Pa;x Front at~ .Yi$.BIIIh, left, who will lb southeastern Ohio wlll be Inappear m a life vest back ride, trlck'turn around and ,·vltect to beeome :Tennlngs Sch- fast pick up events, and Aprll Brandeberry, whose . 'olars and attend a series of siJ: feature act will be a ~c ride.·. lectures on the 0. U. Campus. The six ·lectures will be ptesented by outstanding, world renm IJ)ea.ter~. This Is t h e first 7Hr for tie lel'les to be presanlad at Oblo Univel'l!ily. ' .. ' . -Reg. 9S'c "--...... · Y·OU PAY ONLY c ,'¥ . ' .. .... cQwJiy· nln ' •lllt ~~.~.~~~ il~dv~ 1tltect Durllli! ,!be we :n\f \feril wea .. '.... to close .to ~,IY.'IIJI ·the ~ r.eeJ.! . ,h and !ll!idl, , till r Durln,. ttie~')ast '" ., ' ' " ' 10o'1 . 'Jil ~u :·10 we hllve ~ ;ll!i elfeeti ·ef lb• WaS be!1MU&)il. ~ ~ .tJWa wew corn Jeav,O' Gil • • ground bave been . curi!DJ . 1011 durlnS the day: In the last'weeli' lrac-i Qr so we have liOted i!onlleavea oJrllng on Ex.~~.Size m'c s't' : i o 11 oondltioos. While ,the first cuttlnS Qf hay ball been generver)' ,ood, tbo fact \bat Wilt 1'lo rain to start • sec. srowlll hall been 00411y tel , . farmen. , . 'J1Ie Brown tamlly Is ve r FENcs BUILT billy wl~ lllelr many acUviUes. Baruette of If e11 · has recenUy built 5011 f 1 . ' · Regular $1.00 ' Daytime 30's f ' I' $1.49 I I of fence! wOocuand. 4 oz. Size Only ' . I / . , '· :,. Regular $1.99 13oz.Size Special ·$1.69 ., 79c / OPEN SUNDAY .. ''' I We Have· 10:ooc:>1·7:00 WE .'1..!.:;1.."·E.,. I ; I, . ~/ CRUSHED ) '. ICE OPEN JUL¥: '4 10 LB. ANO 20 LB. BAG ,, ,. ORAL HYGI·INIC MOUTHVVAS.H AND GARG:LE . ., '· ,.,,, ·' ,· i l ~"' .·, ,. ' I I ·,·' ., ,)' ' " . •,th~s· -. ..•• .' .. . .. �i ~\ ' 1 . '· I • . .. '• .d TINY'S. ... eo.apdMored 4th:Fatality OfYearis NeaJ Promoted Recorded To Top Editor ' Of Parthenon fAMILY SI:ZE ' ' ' '~ l ; 'I ,... ., • .... ''' "' MIDDLEPORT · .. OHLO •· I ,.,. •• \ ' 'i~ • '.' ~ • ' '• ' ' Barga~land education at 111111 he Martha Hoi· den Jennlnp FoUDdallol) ·. at ::Jeveland, bas been Qlabllshed to bdnot outJtau41na:tie£ lacy and serondacy tilwroom TWO young G~lipoHtana who wlU take part iD teachers. . , · Tuesday's July 4 Itlver Recreation testlval along the Some !10 ~ ~achers GallipoJ!s Pa;x Front at~ .Yi$.BIIIh, left, who will lb southeastern Ohio wlll be Inappear m a life vest back ride, trlck'turn around and ,·vltect to beeome :Tennlngs Sch- fast pick up events, and Aprll Brandeberry, whose . 'olars and attend a series of siJ: feature act will be a ~c ride.·. lectures on the 0. U. Campus. The six ·lectures will be ptesented by outstanding, world renm IJ)ea.ter~. This Is t h e first 7Hr for tie lel'les to be presanlad at Oblo Univel'l!ily. ' .. ' . -Reg. 9S'c "--...... · Y·OU PAY ONLY c ,'¥ . ' .. .... cQwJiy· nln ' •lllt ~~.~.~~~ il~dv~ 1tltect Durllli! ,!be we :n\f \feril wea .. '.... to close .to ~,IY.'IIJI ·the ~ r.eeJ.! . ,h and !ll!idl, , till r Durln,. ttie~')ast '" ., ' ' " ' 10o'1 . 'Jil ~u :·10 we hllve ~ ;ll!i elfeeti ·ef lb• WaS be!1MU&)il. ~ ~ .tJWa wew corn Jeav,O' Gil • • ground bave been . curi!DJ . 1011 durlnS the day: In the last'weeli' lrac-i Qr so we have liOted i!onlleavea oJrllng on Ex.~~.Size m'c s't' : i o 11 oondltioos. While ,the first cuttlnS Qf hay ball been generver)' ,ood, tbo fact \bat Wilt 1'lo rain to start • sec. srowlll hall been 00411y tel , . farmen. , . 'J1Ie Brown tamlly Is ve r FENcs BUILT billy wl~ lllelr many acUviUes. Baruette of If e11 · has recenUy built 5011 f 1 . ' · Regular $1.00 ' Daytime 30's f ' I' $1.49 I I of fence! wOocuand. 4 oz. Size Only ' . I / . , '· :,. Regular $1.99 13oz.Size Special ·$1.69 ., 79c / OPEN SUNDAY .. ''' I We Have· 10:ooc:>1·7:00 WE .'1..!.:;1.."·E.,. I ; I, . ~/ CRUSHED ) '. ICE OPEN JUL¥: '4 10 LB. ANO 20 LB. BAG ,, ,. ORAL HYGI·INIC MOUTHVVAS.H AND GARG:LE . ., '· ,.,,, ·' ,· i l ~"' .·, ,. ' I I ·,·' ., ,)' ' " . •,th~s· -. ..•• .' .. . .. �. ' ' ,. .\ I' ..."" ... " , ' \ . • not ~ f ... • _ l Ill! '\'. ~ • ao~e lmpo.Uiblh ~ael• pal In a· mba;. :r:r,,. . ~:.::~~~~;=: ~~::~ ~1:nstead blrdware j ~UI.I;< Db~~ . the facta possl~le !bat no\ blowup;· blowup Wrd ·would·•llf, ~ ·. < This Rhodesian Exerc¥ : ~ Cleveland merch~t sai~ thiJ wee t . '. of Gpv. Rhodes cnly should)ay 11 on lbe lint"'> l'tltlaif.t.~ It Ill ll'.t nature . and !be public! W®ld support blli Jl!'O'"' a 11'111. · · grams. But no found the 10\'l!rnor's one '"l'llell. tbln,p WI need do,~~· Do11 7°~ per cent tu on gross rei1J1 alles somewant to .pay far II tbla way· be aay thing else than laying It on the Une. lng. unanlmoue ·Indeed, It was charged the eovernor, Whtn lht tns.,.. becomes a hsli'angl~ hy wller pramlau-·not to ral•• "No" ~ lhl alternative may be mare ~as. 19 usinR the baldeat aublerfule to td out. • 11 It toeome ta•' 1· - " It v4:asel' out of Ilia pledge. A leP-Iban.poa In . lljfi word for tite' current Rhodealan exer2 - Greawr 111111 ~~t~~~ested crease~ ~e that It Is luiped would proudce money In the 11111 tu, llld llretchlnl II to cov· ~or schools . and other beneficlariel Is er foodl? sed 1 ..• lilies " 3. - Greater • thaD • ~ ';""'ea~~o d~ubt If Ohio yoters would approve "' Ill•lht' e&clll llliH on psollne, liquors, l~reas'edt aq~ . for ·"cia\ legislation •v· ":; dlareltH, o!Pn, COIIIIetiCI? • etc., craft. ·,' .... :: ,-' · l;. .1.f" "l" ' u!;._W · · · " 1.._ wil ~"-- eu,.., llld to ~~! I l i~Hlll aud tilly llie fa. overt Soviet •:~·~ 1114 tore cau wbelll~fl·;"e'lo covert Sovlet-:- lllllii!Jl ·~ ~ gains are to lie aeen •b. manti. · · · . . .. ·~ : )eellvely aa l!l)'lldDi be)'Gitd The firat or ·aeeond eoune quite •mall. · would algnal lh&l MOBC!Ow wu ·> Specifically, what ~ . Rut~- ready to cut Its Iones In tbt , the; Aln~lp~ slans now dp about Ult· ~lddl•. !>fiddle East. The lhll'd would era! W'slrn: flcliil1",91 ·. East Is the lmniedlately ertll' b~. daneerous, for In lilt end II ~iilolJjmoit ,Jmportarit,glin of · tey. '1'lle healing ilven !If coulcl lead to a allowthe clear dembili\i.al\00 • backed Israel to ·the down ·wlth the Weat. The be!!, 1 =~~~~~!:~n:maln -~~~aD, stooges, Egypt ·wd Sy; lf· gingerly, opinion here II tbal ~ eoulftiegotlate will! the Russians lira hoi:. the RUsSialis ' will take either super • poweJ:\9 leader wllb are now open to courae No. 1 or. course · No. J. b!ladtd l~ss skill lharr be·- uses Ill " For 1No. 3 would flrllt ol ·all aJI. Imestlc matters. , The' flnt would be, lli ~ enate all bQI the hard • eore Allied diplotrilll§.. here,' In- stance, quietly to ' end IDillliry Co!IUII\IIIIsl ~pr Ill lbe ·!4111~ most of· ~ aid to tile pro • .Coliirnunlst dl• Eut, and would tnll'lliy CUll point, Being . no doubt contlnillbg to the Russlent. whatever il4 llld they had been · proclaim all "solldarttf" with comfort I h ey have tbul far it ~~~~~~~el~~a!_~~~lllllml~ · ~~~.llllg~h~tE'Proct~ · ~uce an d beeli ll!ven bJ aucb nalloDI u ;. The would be to Illdla llld J'r111ee. ~ didn't II k ' being told by Dl· Sill1 llrlilbl 0111 to ftnd new 10urtts of ctoo't"llk being ravellllt. Now tl wt • told 1111 otbe~::.· bl to ...... Into But Gov. , una e ~ .... beinl lba lmpmlllltnll Ohio neeclll at lht attte'• pt11111l level of toeome u be led JIIOPlt to blllen he ~uld o, .mu • I 11011' renege .oo one or the other of ~ I• "Mdybf! w•· ·More. to Jeer' Jll .• . . 0 h . t er. · '· , Sund# Tiules-SenUnel, Sunday, July 2, 1P87 ~ Tho.ri WashingtonBy-Line ,.,;. ' . .-.h.. . 1 'Rockefeller Phenomenon'· GOP Agaitt.is Intrigued tax ,01j. tl!e top ol relnt0 IIY pledles till sales appe~ra : ' . EHh~ his admlni81ratlon will llow t~ugl!est ~n. d&- , down Its drive lor e!p811ded IItie aupporl· t,'I~~~ har1 soUclly •· ' 1n IOCial legislation, or It will pet'IUadl "' 6 .. ~,,_ k 0 0 wn Obloana to aoeepl the untaaly fact ·of bllb1""'' ''""· "'e itould' ·®me.:; al a 1&er taxe'a. ~roe one per .. Is to the111 qUite ~noqh Jl;pPI. and ,~(~i! ' : .• b$ gq~ng on with. · live ne~t '1!1l!l*t ~ . ,~1 Sovl• ..._lid .ell were llJe ~ outlined fb:o~ual Mike lfi)ne . cannot forget the iJII h QiSalle when gov~, llwnPinC 1 e siate i~ !avo: .~ IJIIPJ:01111 illental bealtb Cl(e :(neededl; betllll' '' ~11 (neede4), · iuJ od ~r!Joftll (_.) at ~ ~ to Mr," DISanti at I hI · netd• remain with 8 1 By Brace .blotlat ., Minnesota, where t!tere ae now WASIDNGTON (NEA(.JJ· The Important sjlrrlnga, Is a fresh early summer news In 'thlo fte. eumple. Yell! I! a fact of life publican party has to lie I he !Qcreasln&IY accepted ID' periJ .new flurry of attention that bas profmtup clrdu U.t lliellher ~ suddenly been riveted QPI?J! New RDJnny nor hi• ~ or·i . ,-m.,.--~ . . . . York's Gov. Nelson ROOkefel· ltn!Jatlon hat Utlbt bfc bonler, whose 1968 presldentt'il bid llrl. was crushed. · , · ' .. leelln !bat tbla c\0..... And WI IN lhockld<-IIJ lloll 111111111 Thll pllenomenon needs· to be In .lhl ablerlel -' lbt llrolll 1 , ROmn., eumllt, 1111111 moderDei; yo~ ~~l!!i· 1!~• ~· •e •-spent In calli on ....,,_ p o II kooky olif worlll ' la lttllng kookier? " ..... .--· put In hard parapeettve. · ates have 10111 been turDing ov· There I! no popular RepubiJ. · t:iiJ, you lind· it's more. and more unnalur· carda 1111d stamps. Th t 11 'l'l1ert Is a false rumor cl pcllllble J1H0 ean groundsweU for RO!!kefel· er olber Jllospecll tu • their. a! to do ;!Rytbu.! uturally? I fOil In Vltlllam, and !be llodl 11111'1111 ~bud' h mlndl. J'or several llllllltiii,·Sen. ler. 1o. roving poIItJclan" w o Charlel Percy of lllflloll waa are inclued t& •tel neture take ill CICUI'II, ·dara end dlJ". HOUJew!Y" DlaUI iiiiDII'" made a recent check of, some !be ~ aulomallc llterna• you are not only regarded as n oddblll, m•klll · to protest . . . faod pr1e11 mldw••tem states found rto feel- tive . mentioned. Bul today b 11 but it may be illegal? when 1upermarl<ets sell food for ltu lhaa lng among party professionals , a W.~ t)oke lill' to keep us awake and to , othar atore,.. And lhl n111oD'a eeonomy II that the New Yorker wllllld be nomeoon I! :real-tnd abvloatput . us to· aleep, to tlow ua down and to embtrratsed bv. too liiiK!b -•pmly, salable to the 1968 convention. AI i ' of. fact, lo t b t speed us· u'- ' · · · · r-We , buy thinp,s we don't need with 111011• They are atblevlng Jllllb-balton eonlrol Several key GOP ' go-Je'inors, 8llleDt tlilt tilt Rbcbfeller pbeey W. don't have · to Jmpre" people we of lhl human mind bJ, llil«iint wlrtt lnlt among party conservatives. at IIDIIiemolt ll'l'ell :..,.ndob' vlou!f don't lie. An1 when we can't meet the people's head• 10 tbal It a peraon remembering the deep resent· ly th~ itt aome ID'(erD011 1 ftt of tempo< COIIIfnl oa, lor uample, payments, wt merely ··arrance lor o n e lm0118 party eonsrvatlv~; af. IIIII other key party people wbl. ht WI punCh 1 bulloa Gil a Ulllt bol lit men!, Rockefeller generated, oonslcler the New Yomr bolb frienc)l~ ,, 1Ji•mtlc1~ l,mpo.s~lble lotn to,.- let cerrlat and relllllla 1111111\J lldt up. 1 Bl!Mlng party conservaUv~•. ~- blgh!y 'CI1iaJlll~ am,! ~~~ ol . rid of'lhef frierdYI' Illilt, ilnposslble loans. ThousMdl ol . people, lllclllllq t 1d 1, ter hi> 1964 btd, regard him still bell18 aOI\Una~ :- It .~ ~ .. Banks whldplsed to. ~eelllrt Ul ~mly .11'1 Fine Into meatal orbit by tUJnc haJ. II$ seriously divisive and benee euues' a· eOIU)derable doinl- . on the folly "' not living within ·oilr. Inlunetutory drup. And at ltllt au oollffi unwise choice. · ~ of Perey'a ltll JII'OI" comes. nN pl·,ad with us to live It up on ~· pi'OIIIIOI' recomllll"''l llteb ~ , The governor himself freshly pects. bQuowed money. "'"' _ ~ to tbt trade u "PJIOI!t. We tall VJcatlOII tripe to rest 1IP from • delle ft~d lriJll" _ bicauit ·'iii ~"' I ~':';rs!~:\ last week his Here and ~. a I'I!IIJ)eCied II commitment to th6' conaervaUva atlles ·to contend our labor• and come back home ao IIJIP' 11ey ~~ .1 "l!t~W 1ind .. att'IDI~""Iif I dJdlacy of ·Gov. George Romney that lloebleller ml8bi bt aaJa. f4 we~a~o ,:rest ~qp dO!Jil wh'!l' ~'d t ~1017 -' eu111n.~, r· Michigan. He and hl.s most ble to the COIIvenlioD U dell. ~~· us ' t.r1 if!~ to have a 'liOa. !J'ake lhtlt 111mt 11111 "' Cllll ·lftd fOil I trus~ aides declare ~ pta to lila. b 111 y · We swing these vacation• financlolly !If ell!l •hrul tbem off or perblpe l!!elpl Irely. In private and In pUb~, eJ19118b, and It the ~ of dl'lvlng a mo!I@I,Bed... ~r on credit card ~:;:· ~I ::r":~t!!'= c· that they are not moving in any ues pr1mar1e1 and otber cam.~ over DOiiCJ-Frnanced highways, eating where It will nc1 ,• way to advance his own ;eandl- palgn events made lhe jjlii\!tiWJ!' , II\~'• Card meals, sleeping In pay.Jait!r It would bt full. to blow, wwldn't H? Or · dancy for 1968. ~ appear the llbliul IYir!Mr. But •, I ~ell and wearing charp accounl would liT Hl9 assertion that he \n!l!ltt 11\li 'vlelr II not widely blld. I at aome point offer himself ra- ~~oc~erate ron:es are bardiJ tber than Sen. Jacob Javll:! u cheered by their present IIIICer· • New York's favorite son neil lalnty, flll*'laDy Ill lllbt of ~ V year, II lnterpreld b~ Rbcky's IIIOtiliUng evidence tbal 'Q o v. " ~· ~ {,, ' 3,sotl Yelrt qG, a man tbere has been enmity between This tl~ Gen. Dayan akl•>es as .~ polent~al ~cal Ronald ~age of Callfomla I~ lnf. , .,,~ MM!te, or ;Moles as the ltJt. two peoples wltidl began walt for the outcome of .I maneuver mtended ~.· ililflen. bulldlnC llroDI support 11110111 '"1111 llenlopmenl ·~· Jllrlt )lr!lceuor• have 11, a~m!d 1he with . them. And sjnce !be end people's deliberation. his control of the state s nation- RepubUean eouervatlvea ID d ,aM ·.1\0.-l'ul retall ~Ins 1\u .macte. 11 of the Jl1ilsh people 'ol the second war, both the U. saw no use of spending to years ai convntlon delegation a~lilnal Could~ I very-.~~ la!lback IIICI!I,I lt far pr1 I " I to ~~ ~cion­ aldet 11111111 of ~In& lhelr ~ . .m.re •il Egypt. This act tbongh It re- S. and Russia have become so in this wilderness. Not even 40 posslbl~ Inroads by R I ch,~ r d ·proapeel for tbeiD II Nb:on Nlxorl. . shotlld top~ Ill key prtmartea. of the maltet price:" llld ~ COn. qulred the •.puuJ• .rt- mauy Jnvolv!'d in the feud as to feel days! centuries and tllllott of a great themselves In a ''wilderness" , . Most poUUeal figures .!IPped Realistic modemllel 1WI nte lerence epeaw. . m11D7 Uvea lor 'lll final fulru~Jwithout much hope of getting In fact, 10 not mud! .more bytblsreportervl~~the~· Romney their bill. hope. He Olunly "poUcy" meetlnga .~ ...lly ment,. led to the OJtab\-ent out peacefully. tllan 40 hour~, Nasser eleller phenomnon of rli'l d • cannot really be burled before lht present alate of larae!. , ed that Fay1d had faded 196'1 aspartly 1 construci!O!I of the primaries. II be wins a fair held September Oc~ nual In mHilne of thellldOblo Fll'lll ' ·1u o1 Ant of the law ndt only for his • About ten years ago a. man Jly, that things in zagizld the presa and partly a renectlon share of those; bt will be win&· Ftderetl!l" Is Nove~~~I!W ..... j'tihlli1, te of the vacuum resulting 'from 1ng 1111d moderalel' bewllderpolfcy 'filii be adopted llld , . .. f . . own people ._;1 of much of the called Nasaer (whose gIven gone zigazag, the Cairo lltrn worl4 loda" name. Abele!. is that of the third begau preparing kosher menus, lnsufflclnUy spirited "l!Dm- ment will end. If he doH aot, Ilona mad• to the AmerleQ'· •Fatal· Bu- we ·· · 1' aon of I!hmael), took·-ever ·lbe and Its Pyramid Room got ney performBDce. ··" they may be ~!M!d to reau Federallen on Jiallonii ~,; lidemaThough Motes J<! ;eaur lam- SO'C'~'nment of ~ and .h u dy to §<commodate ~r · Toueh Romney Is coalesce qulcldy enou&h on 1 Uonal ISIUII. ' , , . ed u "The Llwlltt'." ~ be ,IInce become ~lef llld !JIB- celebraUons. soing forward Ill winning lllllstltule, When theae adopt; Jl!!llc:lw:lie WteJd. 1 ed on NalioDa! lml<lliiJ aUrt the farce Soon after, Sqez of "11'111 roots" opinion -.... ' &ltlllblltee children ol Ill'=:! :1 o:"t 1 !he deslref of •bteombtJI a mod· though a water-\eye! . bear!hr ' rooms ol lilt Oaqrell. In t h i 1 wlldll'lllll. hi'\; ~-· 1:.· erll, Pharoah pr;aent day began to acquire Lox, and 1 '~tid lht Farm Blll'llil II an eff-.Uve bar· IJiem Into !bat wlldernell ·rath- Napoleon. But probobly due to Arabs didn't even wait to. "fold for 1.. conalltuea•. the er tbla bJ tht lliilr;~F: IIIII, ·. ' too much .lime wilchinl tale- their tents" ~fore stealma Ar lll'lllll'l. . ler route through the Iandi vision, has sadly neglected his way. ~ •.JIIb;; the Pblllsllnee. reading. For had he carefully And with a few final touches Since then DIIDJ letderl of read Joshua and Ute Bo o k of hi Syria the Blletzkiieg, was Iother peoples bave led , ! heIr Kings, he. might hQve P!ISIPO~ er, or at least transferred to !!"Pie llllo various wtlderneaa- his effort to "drive the Israeli IJnited Nations as,;.mbly; the es u a way ·ol reachillg various Into lbe sea." . f · • . Israeli were out of the ll'ilderlllllls." Not ell of AlllloU&b both IIUnla and the nels, alld Russia and the U. s. '' wU~ernea... .were ~ a llili~ · Statu wara bope1eaaly taken IG"the ouler edge ollt at IJpe. .. ... of t b'e m entat!lled hi a wllderntu ol the least. ,:..,J) lillli DIOI'III"I1·0f eommlt- commllmelill In the territory It now remains to be e e 8 n menll, overntaht c~-,cf po~ •al)d the United Nations h a!d whether the world's diplomats and altemplllll<~ oilier kept a "peacekeeping" force In will adv,anee completely out of l:~~lnto varl0111 ldeo!ogle•. the neighborhood since the liS\ 1lil• wil!!frnes 1 or begin prepar· •llhout.."..,. · ~ ~sua I fire-up none of them were real- lr\J a ·new ·one on the 1 am e of a Dei ltiid of ple~~o ly llllioas for a n 7 tareer crounda. But In either case to bul rathel' •• (lll)y a meana lnvo)v,ment In the quarrel. · Gen. MOsbe Day1111 we can ~l•h Uepllil !be pruent IIIIUI. NOii' did . .._y: . of. the other' 10 "Shalom a-lalrum" and may 0111 of lbt wlldemel111 which " ·.~,".: And_ fear q! a his tribe f!icrease." Ill• .,~ 11101! ,.tl!an . one : · . . ....,.: . Increased t h t •· ..),:~ - Conn Tenshus. ltlliltf li9 buD ~, ~ . ~·:Jor "Motel" to II. d ,.:.,~~~';;;;;;;;;.._. l~,ta•llo!' In !be lfl!ldlt lltl ;; , ;~~·oid or t~ wllderneat. III!L .; 1 , _,.·- tilt llrat ·~>PI • • ·; :NMI ·•noUter Mom dld ap. · u;;;. 1lii<it _,.at ain~xmlt Or oil )iear. an. Motba Dayan wbo ble Quotee been Dowlnl from Arabi- camt out ot retlnmllll to ~ ~~~·~~":::'-.::-: welll, lha nallona of Europe ~m"!lnd of the arm111 oi Is- ·tl l!ecornalnvolvad In • fejitl, r"-&1' gtlfi , ~ore thl1 Mom, ,_..,_. btgan Ioiii ·before t h • had bMn well .on the way to~~-. w•d pulllnc lite flnll plap line. tbt dlvlllon' of I h t ionto tilt Elfpllarut, but . h 16 · trlbt of Abraham jnto t h 1 hHn muzaled by mllllpulalliloJ - · trllill 'tlf.. flrlel Ad l'll!;liiNI, .je~ JarJec aat!Qlil. · ' ' ).' ' 1o ' • • , :-):>~:::· ' Corner , ' .the Ill f•ten .,~ \ , ~~~~~·~ Sttn, IIi . talD I . .. I ' ,. ,....,. I 1 fte SunclayTimes-Sentlne!, Sunday, .Tuty 2, 196T-!J J.' :., '•" !I • ·' ' Ey~rythingiS Oddly Normal m.Jt- ' <' ··, :S I can- = '"led Moses'- - .1512 8• • • • 1967 A•D• . .0dem. M0' s"he,. . Or .M NeedCd40 HOur$, . M · oses, 'N' AAD· ·· ···tin.· Co £ W"ld 0t ays, me rom ) erness Development of Farm Polley l ;!'"" ::.:e!:.:! t;,1~: 'i:' ' ~sser ha~ ~veretl ~w~en ~. 1 BERRY'S or ':::n·- T"une- .. · ·-'-"··- - .I ' l '- ·. ! By Chtlrlene . · the meeting presjded . . Goeglein, MIS\"•· group voted to contribute to band uniform fund of I b 1 Meigs Local School District. Tht charter was draped In memory ol Helen Collins. Practice was for Inspection scheduled · for. July 13, and all memberl. ate asked to attend that meer.- • Hoeflich POMEROY - Dix.ie Ann Pierce; who has complet· .ed a on~ year tour of duty as a first grade teacher at the Matthew C. Perry, Navy Dependent School, Iwakuni, Ja· pan. has been commended very highly on her achieve· PLAN SHOW ~ Mrs. Dora Club; Mrs. Virginia Nelson, ment of the past year. • .. Star Garden Clulr, Dexter, and Mrs. Rutland Friendly Garden Sbe received a rating oJ "outstanding" on teacher Club, left to right, were among the 18 Meigs County garden club leaders who evaluation, this pertaining to physical appearance, atti· attended a flanning session for the ailn'ual Meigs County Fair flower show Fri· tude and manner, profes- -~~~.- - - - · - - --~ day night a the Ohio ~wer Co. in Pomeroy. This year the show will be staged sional dignity, alertness, and Tampa attending the nations! on two· days-an innovation in the program-{)n Aug. 17 and lR. Mrs. Margaret adaptabiUty. session ol the North American Ella Lewis will again chairman the sho w: Clubs represented at Friday's plan· Commenting on her capabili· Christian Convention. They, of ning session besides those named above included Chester, Middleport, Walk-in, ties, Principal Flynn of t h e course, are representing Ute Pomeroy, Twilight, Wildwood, and_ Ru_t.:...la_n.d_._ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ school writes as follows. Middlep<irt Church of Christ. "Miss l!lerce has organlza· The Moyer family will retional skill. She commenced turn sometime thi)l week, but the year w"h a class of 43 pu· the Tripletts will remain in pits, directed the activities of Florida another week to visit RUTLAND - A demonstra· The \raveling prize donated a student teacher aod a teach· Chet and Nina Haddox before lion on lll¥ldng cQ{sages was by Mrs. Snowden was won by in& aide; while Initially engag· coming home. given by Mra. Robert ,5nowden Mrs. Bill Brown. Winning door In pioneering the newly Wednesday night when the Ru · prizes were Mrs. O'Dell and adopted Sullivan Associate Pro- TODAY. ' FINDS Leo Kenneland Friendly Gardeners mel at Mrs. Carl Morris. Refresh· grammed Reading Series. dy. Jr. aTJd his wife. Judy, at a the home o! Mrs. Howard Birch· ments were.,served by the host. "Her Industry, Oexibility and Ihorse shqw In the coliseum on field. es8. tenacily. are manif.,t. I the Ohlll' State Fairgroun9. ''Despite the fact tltat the They are vying for • single Mr1, Jolm Wirn;huter Reel For bet demonstration, Mrs. exces.•of ten per r.e.nt of her i point wbiab will qualify I h • I r Birch!ie1d used roses ' and pupils tested in June, could not horse for' registration In merit sweetpeas. A paper on pesti· speak Engll!lh. in September and barrel racing w It h .he c!des and insecticides and their the class average in r;eading, American Quarterhorse · Associ· uses was presented by Mrs. measured by a staudardized de- ation. At present there Rre Jess Tom Matlin. Members respond· vice, was at a seventy · three than a hlllf-dozen such regis· . ed to roll call wilil name of pespercentil• level. trations in the state. I tlcides and insecticides which 1 "Miss Pirce Is respected by they had used. SYRACUSE Funeral t.er peers, parents and b a s e THE FyN OF fishing is In 1 U The convention of the Ohio ices for Thomas W. Eynon were power structure. She is an as· • the catch and for Mrs. Carll · . ROSEMARY SElLERS Association of Garden Clubs· to held at the Ewing Fun era I >ri to the profession and to the Brannan" ~nd Patty Harris ol . RACINE- Mr. and Mrs. R?bert G. Clark of b<' held in Athens next month Home, Sunday at 11 o'clock, Am•rican ima~e abroad." Middleport, and Mrs. Sylvan boat a are announcmg the. mamage Of !hell' daughter, ISS was announced. 'Mrs.: Harvey with .the Rev. Wendell Stutler Having visited a number of Gardner and Susar. Houck of Grace Theresa, to John \Vmche~ter Rees, son of Mr. and • Mar~.. O'Del~ will serve as. chairman officiating. Burial was in the \,uuniti•es during the pa•t year, Galllpolis•. it was 'fun, fun, fun. Mrs. James S. Rees, Sr., of Racme. · . ,. of the club's exhibits In the Letart Falls cemetery. Rela· CAPYVIOI .,..MLI plans to visll. Seoul. Ko- The four were guests of M!. The double-rmg ceremony w~ perfo!'Med at the . rl.e.:.t<s .... Meigs County Fair Dower show. lives called here by his death bef~re returning to the and Mrs James Sublett Church of the Good Shepherd, EpiScopal, m Athens at Read at the meeting was a note were Mr. and Mrs. John Eynon Fr. . 1M , . I _.t/lifA4 t'lil .............. 3 sometime this montlt. of Mansfieid aboard the' cruis- :;:t~!'m. on June · The Rev. Eilward Dougherty .RACINE The Rev. _ and of thanks from the Rutland A- and daughter of Senera, N, Y.: t'lil ........... ,,.,, 4mo:ng h~r purchas~s made or, "Eunie Bug," on Lake Erie · . centered with 8 .tfu.ee ·. Mrs. Paul Arnett' Sellers of Ra· lumnl Association for table ar· Mr. Bill Eynon and five c h 1 y .. u..w ..,,.. ieel&. traveling about, IS a set four days. T h e y caught 31 DecoratiOns featured seven· ndd' ak topped lth doe, Ohio, the rangements provided by t he dren of Richland, Washington; 1 fW ... pholll&rlfillc of ,.. ldrurns constructed .- of dark pounds of fish! branched candelabra and t h t w n~dlngce bells M• J h enlrtgeritent club. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meifert of -itJC. 1M ~ of I IIOIIJitl ,.wutonat pMtce shr . . . . . hand carved, and' topped . . traditional candles on the al- ver w ' r~ .. 0 n marriage of daughter. A family picnic was planned I Dayton: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley .... Call '• ...... -·~,., white goat skin, She pur- AN OI,D-FASHIONED hom•,. tar. Large white shasta daisies M.l Clar~ ~ :;',:m'·~ed Rosemiri'y Ann> to Mr. !loy lor 6 . on July·..l2 at I be , James Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ar· rhjsed !bern in Taipei Jo be made ice cream social will be were used in the floral arrange· ~~ aw ~ bowl ' pr Hendrl•ks, son of Mr. Md ' ~ark. It will•lle a pol· ' tlmr Henderiy of Toledo. as end tables - very pop- ~eld on the upper parking Jot menls. A hall-hour of organ e pu • Welter H. Hendricks, luck allatr. Mrs. Eva Robson, 115E. s-IIIISt. there. ;n Pomeroy beginning at 1 p.m. musk preceded the ceremony. Both Mr. and Mrs. Reel cine, Ohio. director, was a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Ross of Pomeroy, Ohio . today. The Sew-Rite Sewing . . pleted their juniOr yearll,)at Miss Sellers is a student · gave a handkerchief \Wellsville; Mrs. Norma Waid R~v. and Mrs. Raullln iCIUb is sponsoring the socjaiJbThhe brf,dthe, gl~_en In mAarrl:• UniVersity. Mrs. Reea theSoulhemLocal for Mrs. Robert Garner lofNeweU, W.Va., Mr. and, Mr~. · ~~d family and Mr. and !and will have lour flavors _ Y er a er, .wore a~ • e in s]leecl! and Racine, Olllo. Mr. has •moved to Portsmouth. GObert Donovan and sons; Mr. Franl!lin Triplett and chiJ. Ivanilla, Cllocolale, Pineapple iltnen dress des1gned Wlth .ell!ow· /Mr. Rees a gradu8Je of SoUthern · --~ ' - Dale Mercer and son, Danny, 2409 Jtckaon A,., are combining business Iand lemon _ by cone or dlsh.llgth loce sleeves. Her illus.lon and accounting and 11 Hlllt School and: 18 lbe Fellowship Room of the of East Liverpool; Mr. Ronnie Pt p._ . pleasure in a Florida vaca.llRemember you have to provide , ':; •.', was held!" by a riDg ed In will! ·the ll'bolller !ton. your own container lor take- "-:"gned of tmy fioWet:s. The a1 EJec!r»-at. Kellerlng, .a. glneerlng ~BDY at Col~itll-j _'11te fivo _famil~es a~e now~- ~~~rders. ~~d~~dbo:'t~ :O~::~te dab: urb .of Dayton. He 11 ln flle Air bus, Oltlo.;. Ml . Mary Ollvierl of Mans- Natrona! quar.d ,· An OJIOn church wedding Is ss . . · planned lor the twenty. second ~ · ' field, r~mmate of the brtde, The couple resides at Ketter· of July at two-thirty In the af. . · · was ma1d 01 honor. ~e. w o r e lng. : temoon at the Bethany Church yellow lmen, styled snnrlarly t~ ( at Dorcas, Ohio. The Rev. Clyde tlle dress of the bride. Her vet! \ ___ -· Henton of Poniero Oblo will was yellow and fell from a bow Attend Tourneys officiate. ·Pre-n~ musl~ wlJI ~lEANS LASTING S.4.TISFACTION headp1ere. She carried I a r g e ""MEROY w f the be presented by Mrs. Paul p0 • J'Pilow daisms OIJI•n 1 w1 Gay! Rees ·served as best Pomi'I'Oy Golf Associal o., re. ell of Racine, Ohio. A private I OVER Flm YEARS EXPERIENCE IN BUILDING THE e . cently atlended Invitational reception wlll be held lmmedl· 1 POMEROY - Over a hund. ~·-•· and the four. pre>ioJsly man for Ius brothe~. naments at Hidden Valley ahd ately followiJIIIIhe BEST REFRIGERATORS IN THE WORLD red friends and relatives attend-[ natted. who were at the wed· For her daughters wedding, Gail:polis. . . ed an ~pen house honorin !~ Mr. di'g in 1917. Mrs. Clark wore a hght b I? e fAIL TERM Pod Mrs. W. 0. Bamil on their Relatives attending the affoir sheath dress wtth a malchmg AtiPnding the Hidden Valley ""l · · . : · gonten wedding annlvrsary. 1 r.riude~ Mr. an~ Mrs. w. R. three.qaurter.Jen!th coat. Her Invitation were Louise 'ThompBeglni Sept. ·12· 'fhe observance was hosted by (';orpenter and daughter. tn t• . accessories were white. son, Audrey Bel2it!J, t'nyllls · All Enrollments sons and daughters of tbe cou· and Mr. and Mrs. H~yman Bar· I The mother of the bri4e· flcnnP>sy, an4 Eleanon GJr· Sbould Be.Colllpleted pie. . nit. carol, Mary and Ellen, croom was dressed in pink an- ~on. Prizes were awarded Now. .. . . . . . I Pcmerc.v; Mr and Mrs 11 1: wore a pink flowered hal. Both ~""· l>etzing, Mrs Hennessy Write, visit "Or Mrs. W. R. C~ter . and Young, ·chuck: Billy a~d Bar~ I Mrs. Clark and Mrs. !Wes wore and Mrs, Gordon. At lite Call 446 4367 {or Mrs. Hayman Barrutz greeted uara, G~lion; Mr. ~d ~trs. orchid cor',"'·' r.~•is Invitational, Mn .}ordon & catalog the guests. Among the guests Kramer. Eric, Renata, Sara, F~llowing the wedding, a re- won a prize. Others G.lli...,lis Busintn were lour persons who had at. \I E d E 11 p . ceplion and but lot st"i• >J , . were Pearl Welker ...Mr d M B8 rnltz' 1 P.xa. . van, an m , l r11' 1'1 - · 1 , College ded ten · an , rs. view Texas; Mr. and Mrs. L. was held at the Downtowner in [ Thompson, Mrs. Betziltl, . wedding. al the home of h er W. Nelson Chi 5 T Athens. The buffet table w 8 s Mrs. Hennes~. 3.6 Locuet Gelllpolle Tta narP'lt.~ In Letart Falls on June · . p, ue, ammy, ======;;;;i·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiOi"~';;;;;iiiiiijii;;;;;;;; Slclt by Frost . . They were Earl ana David, Kalamazoo, .\ 1 iclL; 1 28 1917 Proof Refrlterator. Grimm. washinrton c. n ; Mrs. ~ ,R•v. and Mrs. Robert 1 19m and Kay, Warsaw; Melvin No•t:,inc. r.rovoport: \leis, Fr,_r ' Mrs Wayne Woodyard Lan<:as- Mr. I!Dd. )Irs. M. G. lloe!cher, ' te• . and Harold Grim~. Mike, G~gg, ~· Steve, Billy, The DtiUJre 16 bus. · and Ar\d'y, Amarillo, Te:cas; Mr. TopFr,_r fPOAoM'I'Il. tU 1L ft. fWIDIA .........a. • ....,.. wtlihl. Grandd,f~Rhters of the honor- and ' ~rs. Robert1Barmtz, BobRefrlgerator-Frest Pr"f • UICI'l Fillt.l'nlof bffRIG!b •1 COUi•l,~le!'.ed the guests by, Ric~y, and SCOtty, Ma.on, and opetfe( th~ i!Jtf. J\ssi!Ung W. Va., Mr: and Mrs. Jo h .n • •• • AIREl Frost lonno were Sara · Kramer, 'AIP.xa . Young, Phillip, ~10, and Li· In . . 102-tb.top " ' - ' 01' nilriiiOfi\OI' lltilo!~ mer. ·sue Nelson;. Ttimnw Nel· ~8• Lancaster; Mi': Md Mro. 0 1'tllll• I lllilt IWI!onl son, Bergara ;fQung, and Kay 3!llltea Carpenter· ~nil Jay, CoWell$. · · lumbi!S. I·; · Mtn'sWhlte o Ulllllltllllhel... tilldoor. • '~ ~ . For Hie aHtilr. the · :~ I of'lli! Ill ,.,... Ciplule for Corsage Making Demonstrated lor Rutland Friendly Gardeners Club ed 1 I clark_Rees Vow·s Relat•'v·es Come ·For funeral of .Thomas Eynon Taken. (\\n -un· j e3 . M" S II e erS W•'ll Jt.oy Hen.'' I GROVER'S STUDIO SAFFQRD'S ,STUDIO pl~o~ th~ ~~office employe~J fch~ur~c~h.;;;,:::;:,;;;;;;;;;;~:=~Ph~e~lpe~o~f~Y~or~k·~===~~~=·~~n~t~·==~~·~ C"R I G I Dl-li R the!~!. Sons, Daughters /--lost Open House ______________ _" ° "'v ,.... ..... ·----· 1 Information 5 SPECIAL .$ewing Clu~ Holds·Picnlc. ·~·r...··r, Rfltland . ' i :· ' SPECIAL •. SPECIAL MEN'S MAPLI GLOVE .I.U'I'IIIIt:. t•r-., I • $peca .... IWrlttratiold ' FURNITURE MI.DDLEPO·RT ~~ , Fill! EtELIV!IiRY-CONVENIENT\. Tdiq '""" . $l!ltY,IC'E' WllfiN YOU NEilD ~~: ""* « ...... '· 'r 563 •- ·QI,IO.. ..c :a · I ' ,\ ' ' -, , .. ' .' ' .. an' .. I �. ' ' ,. .\ I' ..."" ... " , ' \ . • not ~ f ... • _ l Ill! '\'. ~ • ao~e lmpo.Uiblh ~ael• pal In a· mba;. :r:r,,. . ~:.::~~~~;=: ~~::~ ~1:nstead blrdware j ~UI.I;< Db~~ . the facta possl~le !bat no\ blowup;· blowup Wrd ·would·•llf, ~ ·. < This Rhodesian Exerc¥ : ~ Cleveland merch~t sai~ thiJ wee t . '. of Gpv. Rhodes cnly should)ay 11 on lbe lint"'> l'tltlaif.t.~ It Ill ll'.t nature . and !be public! W®ld support blli Jl!'O'"' a 11'111. · · grams. But no found the 10\'l!rnor's one '"l'llell. tbln,p WI need do,~~· Do11 7°~ per cent tu on gross rei1J1 alles somewant to .pay far II tbla way· be aay thing else than laying It on the Une. lng. unanlmoue ·Indeed, It was charged the eovernor, Whtn lht tns.,.. becomes a hsli'angl~ hy wller pramlau-·not to ral•• "No" ~ lhl alternative may be mare ~as. 19 usinR the baldeat aublerfule to td out. • 11 It toeome ta•' 1· - " It v4:asel' out of Ilia pledge. A leP-Iban.poa In . lljfi word for tite' current Rhodealan exer2 - Greawr 111111 ~~t~~~ested crease~ ~e that It Is luiped would proudce money In the 11111 tu, llld llretchlnl II to cov· ~or schools . and other beneficlariel Is er foodl? sed 1 ..• lilies " 3. - Greater • thaD • ~ ';""'ea~~o d~ubt If Ohio yoters would approve "' Ill•lht' e&clll llliH on psollne, liquors, l~reas'edt aq~ . for ·"cia\ legislation •v· ":; dlareltH, o!Pn, COIIIIetiCI? • etc., craft. ·,' .... :: ,-' · l;. .1.f" "l" ' u!;._W · · · " 1.._ wil ~"-- eu,.., llld to ~~! I l i~Hlll aud tilly llie fa. overt Soviet •:~·~ 1114 tore cau wbelll~fl·;"e'lo covert Sovlet-:- lllllii!Jl ·~ ~ gains are to lie aeen •b. manti. · · · . . .. ·~ : )eellvely aa l!l)'lldDi be)'Gitd The firat or ·aeeond eoune quite •mall. · would algnal lh&l MOBC!Ow wu ·> Specifically, what ~ . Rut~- ready to cut Its Iones In tbt , the; Aln~lp~ slans now dp about Ult· ~lddl•. !>fiddle East. The lhll'd would era! W'slrn: flcliil1",91 ·. East Is the lmniedlately ertll' b~. daneerous, for In lilt end II ~iilolJjmoit ,Jmportarit,glin of · tey. '1'lle healing ilven !If coulcl lead to a allowthe clear dembili\i.al\00 • backed Israel to ·the down ·wlth the Weat. The be!!, 1 =~~~~~!:~n:maln -~~~aD, stooges, Egypt ·wd Sy; lf· gingerly, opinion here II tbal ~ eoulftiegotlate will! the Russians lira hoi:. the RUsSialis ' will take either super • poweJ:\9 leader wllb are now open to courae No. 1 or. course · No. J. b!ladtd l~ss skill lharr be·- uses Ill " For 1No. 3 would flrllt ol ·all aJI. Imestlc matters. , The' flnt would be, lli ~ enate all bQI the hard • eore Allied diplotrilll§.. here,' In- stance, quietly to ' end IDillliry Co!IUII\IIIIsl ~pr Ill lbe ·!4111~ most of· ~ aid to tile pro • .Coliirnunlst dl• Eut, and would tnll'lliy CUll point, Being . no doubt contlnillbg to the Russlent. whatever il4 llld they had been · proclaim all "solldarttf" with comfort I h ey have tbul far it ~~~~~~~el~~a!_~~~lllllml~ · ~~~.llllg~h~tE'Proct~ · ~uce an d beeli ll!ven bJ aucb nalloDI u ;. The would be to Illdla llld J'r111ee. ~ didn't II k ' being told by Dl· Sill1 llrlilbl 0111 to ftnd new 10urtts of ctoo't"llk being ravellllt. Now tl wt • told 1111 otbe~::.· bl to ...... Into But Gov. , una e ~ .... beinl lba lmpmlllltnll Ohio neeclll at lht attte'• pt11111l level of toeome u be led JIIOPlt to blllen he ~uld o, .mu • I 11011' renege .oo one or the other of ~ I• "Mdybf! w•· ·More. to Jeer' Jll .• . . 0 h . t er. · '· , Sund# Tiules-SenUnel, Sunday, July 2, 1P87 ~ Tho.ri WashingtonBy-Line ,.,;. ' . .-.h.. . 1 'Rockefeller Phenomenon'· GOP Agaitt.is Intrigued tax ,01j. tl!e top ol relnt0 IIY pledles till sales appe~ra : ' . EHh~ his admlni81ratlon will llow t~ugl!est ~n. d&- , down Its drive lor e!p811ded IItie aupporl· t,'I~~~ har1 soUclly •· ' 1n IOCial legislation, or It will pet'IUadl "' 6 .. ~,,_ k 0 0 wn Obloana to aoeepl the untaaly fact ·of bllb1""'' ''""· "'e itould' ·®me.:; al a 1&er taxe'a. ~roe one per .. Is to the111 qUite ~noqh Jl;pPI. and ,~(~i! ' : .• b$ gq~ng on with. · live ne~t '1!1l!l*t ~ . ,~1 Sovl• ..._lid .ell were llJe ~ outlined fb:o~ual Mike lfi)ne . cannot forget the iJII h QiSalle when gov~, llwnPinC 1 e siate i~ !avo: .~ IJIIPJ:01111 illental bealtb Cl(e :(neededl; betllll' '' ~11 (neede4), · iuJ od ~r!Joftll (_.) at ~ ~ to Mr," DISanti at I hI · netd• remain with 8 1 By Brace .blotlat ., Minnesota, where t!tere ae now WASIDNGTON (NEA(.JJ· The Important sjlrrlnga, Is a fresh early summer news In 'thlo fte. eumple. Yell! I! a fact of life publican party has to lie I he !Qcreasln&IY accepted ID' periJ .new flurry of attention that bas profmtup clrdu U.t lliellher ~ suddenly been riveted QPI?J! New RDJnny nor hi• ~ or·i . ,-m.,.--~ . . . . York's Gov. Nelson ROOkefel· ltn!Jatlon hat Utlbt bfc bonler, whose 1968 presldentt'il bid llrl. was crushed. · , · ' .. leelln !bat tbla c\0..... And WI IN lhockld<-IIJ lloll 111111111 Thll pllenomenon needs· to be In .lhl ablerlel -' lbt llrolll 1 , ROmn., eumllt, 1111111 moderDei; yo~ ~~l!!i· 1!~• ~· •e •-spent In calli on ....,,_ p o II kooky olif worlll ' la lttllng kookier? " ..... .--· put In hard parapeettve. · ates have 10111 been turDing ov· There I! no popular RepubiJ. · t:iiJ, you lind· it's more. and more unnalur· carda 1111d stamps. Th t 11 'l'l1ert Is a false rumor cl pcllllble J1H0 ean groundsweU for RO!!kefel· er olber Jllospecll tu • their. a! to do ;!Rytbu.! uturally? I fOil In Vltlllam, and !be llodl 11111'1111 ~bud' h mlndl. J'or several llllllltiii,·Sen. ler. 1o. roving poIItJclan" w o Charlel Percy of lllflloll waa are inclued t& •tel neture take ill CICUI'II, ·dara end dlJ". HOUJew!Y" DlaUI iiiiDII'" made a recent check of, some !be ~ aulomallc llterna• you are not only regarded as n oddblll, m•klll · to protest . . . faod pr1e11 mldw••tem states found rto feel- tive . mentioned. Bul today b 11 but it may be illegal? when 1upermarl<ets sell food for ltu lhaa lng among party professionals , a W.~ t)oke lill' to keep us awake and to , othar atore,.. And lhl n111oD'a eeonomy II that the New Yorker wllllld be nomeoon I! :real-tnd abvloatput . us to· aleep, to tlow ua down and to embtrratsed bv. too liiiK!b -•pmly, salable to the 1968 convention. AI i ' of. fact, lo t b t speed us· u'- ' · · · · r-We , buy thinp,s we don't need with 111011• They are atblevlng Jllllb-balton eonlrol Several key GOP ' go-Je'inors, 8llleDt tlilt tilt Rbcbfeller pbeey W. don't have · to Jmpre" people we of lhl human mind bJ, llil«iint wlrtt lnlt among party conservatives. at IIDIIiemolt ll'l'ell :..,.ndob' vlou!f don't lie. An1 when we can't meet the people's head• 10 tbal It a peraon remembering the deep resent· ly th~ itt aome ID'(erD011 1 ftt of tempo< COIIIfnl oa, lor uample, payments, wt merely ··arrance lor o n e lm0118 party eonsrvatlv~; af. IIIII other key party people wbl. ht WI punCh 1 bulloa Gil a Ulllt bol lit men!, Rockefeller generated, oonslcler the New Yomr bolb frienc)l~ ,, 1Ji•mtlc1~ l,mpo.s~lble lotn to,.- let cerrlat and relllllla 1111111\J lldt up. 1 Bl!Mlng party conservaUv~•. ~- blgh!y 'CI1iaJlll~ am,! ~~~ ol . rid of'lhef frierdYI' Illilt, ilnposslble loans. ThousMdl ol . people, lllclllllq t 1d 1, ter hi> 1964 btd, regard him still bell18 aOI\Una~ :- It .~ ~ .. Banks whldplsed to. ~eelllrt Ul ~mly .11'1 Fine Into meatal orbit by tUJnc haJ. II$ seriously divisive and benee euues' a· eOIU)derable doinl- . on the folly "' not living within ·oilr. Inlunetutory drup. And at ltllt au oollffi unwise choice. · ~ of Perey'a ltll JII'OI" comes. nN pl·,ad with us to live It up on ~· pi'OIIIIOI' recomllll"''l llteb ~ , The governor himself freshly pects. bQuowed money. "'"' _ ~ to tbt trade u "PJIOI!t. We tall VJcatlOII tripe to rest 1IP from • delle ft~d lriJll" _ bicauit ·'iii ~"' I ~':';rs!~:\ last week his Here and ~. a I'I!IIJ)eCied II commitment to th6' conaervaUva atlles ·to contend our labor• and come back home ao IIJIP' 11ey ~~ .1 "l!t~W 1ind .. att'IDI~""Iif I dJdlacy of ·Gov. George Romney that lloebleller ml8bi bt aaJa. f4 we~a~o ,:rest ~qp dO!Jil wh'!l' ~'d t ~1017 -' eu111n.~, r· Michigan. He and hl.s most ble to the COIIvenlioD U dell. ~~· us ' t.r1 if!~ to have a 'liOa. !J'ake lhtlt 111mt 11111 "' Cllll ·lftd fOil I trus~ aides declare ~ pta to lila. b 111 y · We swing these vacation• financlolly !If ell!l •hrul tbem off or perblpe l!!elpl Irely. In private and In pUb~, eJ19118b, and It the ~ of dl'lvlng a mo!I@I,Bed... ~r on credit card ~:;:· ~I ::r":~t!!'= c· that they are not moving in any ues pr1mar1e1 and otber cam.~ over DOiiCJ-Frnanced highways, eating where It will nc1 ,• way to advance his own ;eandl- palgn events made lhe jjlii\!tiWJ!' , II\~'• Card meals, sleeping In pay.Jait!r It would bt full. to blow, wwldn't H? Or · dancy for 1968. ~ appear the llbliul IYir!Mr. But •, I ~ell and wearing charp accounl would liT Hl9 assertion that he \n!l!ltt 11\li 'vlelr II not widely blld. I at aome point offer himself ra- ~~oc~erate ron:es are bardiJ tber than Sen. Jacob Javll:! u cheered by their present IIIICer· • New York's favorite son neil lalnty, flll*'laDy Ill lllbt of ~ V year, II lnterpreld b~ Rbcky's IIIOtiliUng evidence tbal 'Q o v. " ~· ~ {,, ' 3,sotl Yelrt qG, a man tbere has been enmity between This tl~ Gen. Dayan akl•>es as .~ polent~al ~cal Ronald ~age of Callfomla I~ lnf. , .,,~ MM!te, or ;Moles as the ltJt. two peoples wltidl began walt for the outcome of .I maneuver mtended ~.· ililflen. bulldlnC llroDI support 11110111 '"1111 llenlopmenl ·~· Jllrlt )lr!lceuor• have 11, a~m!d 1he with . them. And sjnce !be end people's deliberation. his control of the state s nation- RepubUean eouervatlvea ID d ,aM ·.1\0.-l'ul retall ~Ins 1\u .macte. 11 of the Jl1ilsh people 'ol the second war, both the U. saw no use of spending to years ai convntlon delegation a~lilnal Could~ I very-.~~ la!lback IIICI!I,I lt far pr1 I " I to ~~ ~cion­ aldet 11111111 of ~In& lhelr ~ . .m.re •il Egypt. This act tbongh It re- S. and Russia have become so in this wilderness. Not even 40 posslbl~ Inroads by R I ch,~ r d ·proapeel for tbeiD II Nb:on Nlxorl. . shotlld top~ Ill key prtmartea. of the maltet price:" llld ~ COn. qulred the •.puuJ• .rt- mauy Jnvolv!'d in the feud as to feel days! centuries and tllllott of a great themselves In a ''wilderness" , . Most poUUeal figures .!IPped Realistic modemllel 1WI nte lerence epeaw. . m11D7 Uvea lor 'lll final fulru~Jwithout much hope of getting In fact, 10 not mud! .more bytblsreportervl~~the~· Romney their bill. hope. He Olunly "poUcy" meetlnga .~ ...lly ment,. led to the OJtab\-ent out peacefully. tllan 40 hour~, Nasser eleller phenomnon of rli'l d • cannot really be burled before lht present alate of larae!. , ed that Fay1d had faded 196'1 aspartly 1 construci!O!I of the primaries. II be wins a fair held September Oc~ nual In mHilne of thellldOblo Fll'lll ' ·1u o1 Ant of the law ndt only for his • About ten years ago a. man Jly, that things in zagizld the presa and partly a renectlon share of those; bt will be win&· Ftderetl!l" Is Nove~~~I!W ..... j'tihlli1, te of the vacuum resulting 'from 1ng 1111d moderalel' bewllderpolfcy 'filii be adopted llld , . .. f . . own people ._;1 of much of the called Nasaer (whose gIven gone zigazag, the Cairo lltrn worl4 loda" name. Abele!. is that of the third begau preparing kosher menus, lnsufflclnUy spirited "l!Dm- ment will end. If he doH aot, Ilona mad• to the AmerleQ'· •Fatal· Bu- we ·· · 1' aon of I!hmael), took·-ever ·lbe and Its Pyramid Room got ney performBDce. ··" they may be ~!M!d to reau Federallen on Jiallonii ~,; lidemaThough Motes J<! ;eaur lam- SO'C'~'nment of ~ and .h u dy to §<commodate ~r · Toueh Romney Is coalesce qulcldy enou&h on 1 Uonal ISIUII. ' , , . ed u "The Llwlltt'." ~ be ,IInce become ~lef llld !JIB- celebraUons. soing forward Ill winning lllllstltule, When theae adopt; Jl!!llc:lw:lie WteJd. 1 ed on NalioDa! lml<lliiJ aUrt the farce Soon after, Sqez of "11'111 roots" opinion -.... ' &ltlllblltee children ol Ill'=:! :1 o:"t 1 !he deslref of •bteombtJI a mod· though a water-\eye! . bear!hr ' rooms ol lilt Oaqrell. In t h i 1 wlldll'lllll. hi'\; ~-· 1:.· erll, Pharoah pr;aent day began to acquire Lox, and 1 '~tid lht Farm Blll'llil II an eff-.Uve bar· IJiem Into !bat wlldernell ·rath- Napoleon. But probobly due to Arabs didn't even wait to. "fold for 1.. conalltuea•. the er tbla bJ tht lliilr;~F: IIIII, ·. ' too much .lime wilchinl tale- their tents" ~fore stealma Ar lll'lllll'l. . ler route through the Iandi vision, has sadly neglected his way. ~ •.JIIb;; the Pblllsllnee. reading. For had he carefully And with a few final touches Since then DIIDJ letderl of read Joshua and Ute Bo o k of hi Syria the Blletzkiieg, was Iother peoples bave led , ! heIr Kings, he. might hQve P!ISIPO~ er, or at least transferred to !!"Pie llllo various wtlderneaa- his effort to "drive the Israeli IJnited Nations as,;.mbly; the es u a way ·ol reachillg various Into lbe sea." . f · • . Israeli were out of the ll'ilderlllllls." Not ell of AlllloU&b both IIUnla and the nels, alld Russia and the U. s. '' wU~ernea... .were ~ a llili~ · Statu wara bope1eaaly taken IG"the ouler edge ollt at IJpe. .. ... of t b'e m entat!lled hi a wllderntu ol the least. ,:..,J) lillli DIOI'III"I1·0f eommlt- commllmelill In the territory It now remains to be e e 8 n menll, overntaht c~-,cf po~ •al)d the United Nations h a!d whether the world's diplomats and altemplllll<~ oilier kept a "peacekeeping" force In will adv,anee completely out of l:~~lnto varl0111 ldeo!ogle•. the neighborhood since the liS\ 1lil• wil!!frnes 1 or begin prepar· •llhout.."..,. · ~ ~sua I fire-up none of them were real- lr\J a ·new ·one on the 1 am e of a Dei ltiid of ple~~o ly llllioas for a n 7 tareer crounda. But In either case to bul rathel' •• (lll)y a meana lnvo)v,ment In the quarrel. · Gen. MOsbe Day1111 we can ~l•h Uepllil !be pruent IIIIUI. NOii' did . .._y: . of. the other' 10 "Shalom a-lalrum" and may 0111 of lbt wlldemel111 which " ·.~,".: And_ fear q! a his tribe f!icrease." Ill• .,~ 11101! ,.tl!an . one : · . . ....,.: . Increased t h t •· ..),:~ - Conn Tenshus. ltlliltf li9 buD ~, ~ . ~·:Jor "Motel" to II. d ,.:.,~~~';;;;;;;;;.._. l~,ta•llo!' In !be lfl!ldlt lltl ;; , ;~~·oid or t~ wllderneat. III!L .; 1 , _,.·- tilt llrat ·~>PI • • ·; :NMI ·•noUter Mom dld ap. · u;;;. 1lii<it _,.at ain~xmlt Or oil )iear. an. Motba Dayan wbo ble Quotee been Dowlnl from Arabi- camt out ot retlnmllll to ~ ~~~·~~":::'-.::-: welll, lha nallona of Europe ~m"!lnd of the arm111 oi Is- ·tl l!ecornalnvolvad In • fejitl, r"-&1' gtlfi , ~ore thl1 Mom, ,_..,_. btgan Ioiii ·before t h • had bMn well .on the way to~~-. w•d pulllnc lite flnll plap line. tbt dlvlllon' of I h t ionto tilt Elfpllarut, but . h 16 · trlbt of Abraham jnto t h 1 hHn muzaled by mllllpulalliloJ - · trllill 'tlf.. flrlel Ad l'll!;liiNI, .je~ JarJec aat!Qlil. · ' ' ).' ' 1o ' • • , :-):>~:::· ' Corner , ' .the Ill f•ten .,~ \ , ~~~~~·~ Sttn, IIi . talD I . .. I ' ,. ,....,. I 1 fte SunclayTimes-Sentlne!, Sunday, .Tuty 2, 196T-!J J.' :., '•" !I • ·' ' Ey~rythingiS Oddly Normal m.Jt- ' <' ··, :S I can- = '"led Moses'- - .1512 8• • • • 1967 A•D• . .0dem. M0' s"he,. . Or .M NeedCd40 HOur$, . M · oses, 'N' AAD· ·· ···tin.· Co £ W"ld 0t ays, me rom ) erness Development of Farm Polley l ;!'"" ::.:e!:.:! t;,1~: 'i:' ' ~sser ha~ ~veretl ~w~en ~. 1 BERRY'S or ':::n·- T"une- .. · ·-'-"··- - .I ' l '- ·. ! By Chtlrlene . · the meeting presjded . . Goeglein, MIS\"•· group voted to contribute to band uniform fund of I b 1 Meigs Local School District. Tht charter was draped In memory ol Helen Collins. Practice was for Inspection scheduled · for. July 13, and all memberl. ate asked to attend that meer.- • Hoeflich POMEROY - Dix.ie Ann Pierce; who has complet· .ed a on~ year tour of duty as a first grade teacher at the Matthew C. Perry, Navy Dependent School, Iwakuni, Ja· pan. has been commended very highly on her achieve· PLAN SHOW ~ Mrs. Dora Club; Mrs. Virginia Nelson, ment of the past year. • .. Star Garden Clulr, Dexter, and Mrs. Rutland Friendly Garden Sbe received a rating oJ "outstanding" on teacher Club, left to right, were among the 18 Meigs County garden club leaders who evaluation, this pertaining to physical appearance, atti· attended a flanning session for the ailn'ual Meigs County Fair flower show Fri· tude and manner, profes- -~~~.- - - - · - - --~ day night a the Ohio ~wer Co. in Pomeroy. This year the show will be staged sional dignity, alertness, and Tampa attending the nations! on two· days-an innovation in the program-{)n Aug. 17 and lR. Mrs. Margaret adaptabiUty. session ol the North American Ella Lewis will again chairman the sho w: Clubs represented at Friday's plan· Commenting on her capabili· Christian Convention. They, of ning session besides those named above included Chester, Middleport, Walk-in, ties, Principal Flynn of t h e course, are representing Ute Pomeroy, Twilight, Wildwood, and_ Ru_t.:...la_n.d_._ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ school writes as follows. Middlep<irt Church of Christ. "Miss l!lerce has organlza· The Moyer family will retional skill. She commenced turn sometime thi)l week, but the year w"h a class of 43 pu· the Tripletts will remain in pits, directed the activities of Florida another week to visit RUTLAND - A demonstra· The \raveling prize donated a student teacher aod a teach· Chet and Nina Haddox before lion on lll¥ldng cQ{sages was by Mrs. Snowden was won by in& aide; while Initially engag· coming home. given by Mra. Robert ,5nowden Mrs. Bill Brown. Winning door In pioneering the newly Wednesday night when the Ru · prizes were Mrs. O'Dell and adopted Sullivan Associate Pro- TODAY. ' FINDS Leo Kenneland Friendly Gardeners mel at Mrs. Carl Morris. Refresh· grammed Reading Series. dy. Jr. aTJd his wife. Judy, at a the home o! Mrs. Howard Birch· ments were.,served by the host. "Her Industry, Oexibility and Ihorse shqw In the coliseum on field. es8. tenacily. are manif.,t. I the Ohlll' State Fairgroun9. ''Despite the fact tltat the They are vying for • single Mr1, Jolm Wirn;huter Reel For bet demonstration, Mrs. exces.•of ten per r.e.nt of her i point wbiab will qualify I h • I r Birch!ie1d used roses ' and pupils tested in June, could not horse for' registration In merit sweetpeas. A paper on pesti· speak Engll!lh. in September and barrel racing w It h .he c!des and insecticides and their the class average in r;eading, American Quarterhorse · Associ· uses was presented by Mrs. measured by a staudardized de- ation. At present there Rre Jess Tom Matlin. Members respond· vice, was at a seventy · three than a hlllf-dozen such regis· . ed to roll call wilil name of pespercentil• level. trations in the state. I tlcides and insecticides which 1 "Miss Pirce Is respected by they had used. SYRACUSE Funeral t.er peers, parents and b a s e THE FyN OF fishing is In 1 U The convention of the Ohio ices for Thomas W. Eynon were power structure. She is an as· • the catch and for Mrs. Carll · . ROSEMARY SElLERS Association of Garden Clubs· to held at the Ewing Fun era I >ri to the profession and to the Brannan" ~nd Patty Harris ol . RACINE- Mr. and Mrs. R?bert G. Clark of b<' held in Athens next month Home, Sunday at 11 o'clock, Am•rican ima~e abroad." Middleport, and Mrs. Sylvan boat a are announcmg the. mamage Of !hell' daughter, ISS was announced. 'Mrs.: Harvey with .the Rev. Wendell Stutler Having visited a number of Gardner and Susar. Houck of Grace Theresa, to John \Vmche~ter Rees, son of Mr. and • Mar~.. O'Del~ will serve as. chairman officiating. Burial was in the \,uuniti•es during the pa•t year, Galllpolis•. it was 'fun, fun, fun. Mrs. James S. Rees, Sr., of Racme. · . ,. of the club's exhibits In the Letart Falls cemetery. Rela· CAPYVIOI .,..MLI plans to visll. Seoul. Ko- The four were guests of M!. The double-rmg ceremony w~ perfo!'Med at the . rl.e.:.t<s .... Meigs County Fair Dower show. lives called here by his death bef~re returning to the and Mrs James Sublett Church of the Good Shepherd, EpiScopal, m Athens at Read at the meeting was a note were Mr. and Mrs. John Eynon Fr. . 1M , . I _.t/lifA4 t'lil .............. 3 sometime this montlt. of Mansfieid aboard the' cruis- :;:t~!'m. on June · The Rev. Eilward Dougherty .RACINE The Rev. _ and of thanks from the Rutland A- and daughter of Senera, N, Y.: t'lil ........... ,,.,, 4mo:ng h~r purchas~s made or, "Eunie Bug," on Lake Erie · . centered with 8 .tfu.ee ·. Mrs. Paul Arnett' Sellers of Ra· lumnl Association for table ar· Mr. Bill Eynon and five c h 1 y .. u..w ..,,.. ieel&. traveling about, IS a set four days. T h e y caught 31 DecoratiOns featured seven· ndd' ak topped lth doe, Ohio, the rangements provided by t he dren of Richland, Washington; 1 fW ... pholll&rlfillc of ,.. ldrurns constructed .- of dark pounds of fish! branched candelabra and t h t w n~dlngce bells M• J h enlrtgeritent club. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meifert of -itJC. 1M ~ of I IIOIIJitl ,.wutonat pMtce shr . . . . . hand carved, and' topped . . traditional candles on the al- ver w ' r~ .. 0 n marriage of daughter. A family picnic was planned I Dayton: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley .... Call '• ...... -·~,., white goat skin, She pur- AN OI,D-FASHIONED hom•,. tar. Large white shasta daisies M.l Clar~ ~ :;',:m'·~ed Rosemiri'y Ann> to Mr. !loy lor 6 . on July·..l2 at I be , James Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ar· rhjsed !bern in Taipei Jo be made ice cream social will be were used in the floral arrange· ~~ aw ~ bowl ' pr Hendrl•ks, son of Mr. Md ' ~ark. It will•lle a pol· ' tlmr Henderiy of Toledo. as end tables - very pop- ~eld on the upper parking Jot menls. A hall-hour of organ e pu • Welter H. Hendricks, luck allatr. Mrs. Eva Robson, 115E. s-IIIISt. there. ;n Pomeroy beginning at 1 p.m. musk preceded the ceremony. Both Mr. and Mrs. Reel cine, Ohio. director, was a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Ross of Pomeroy, Ohio . today. The Sew-Rite Sewing . . pleted their juniOr yearll,)at Miss Sellers is a student · gave a handkerchief \Wellsville; Mrs. Norma Waid R~v. and Mrs. Raullln iCIUb is sponsoring the socjaiJbThhe brf,dthe, gl~_en In mAarrl:• UniVersity. Mrs. Reea theSoulhemLocal for Mrs. Robert Garner lofNeweU, W.Va., Mr. and, Mr~. · ~~d family and Mr. and !and will have lour flavors _ Y er a er, .wore a~ • e in s]leecl! and Racine, Olllo. Mr. has •moved to Portsmouth. GObert Donovan and sons; Mr. Franl!lin Triplett and chiJ. Ivanilla, Cllocolale, Pineapple iltnen dress des1gned Wlth .ell!ow· /Mr. Rees a gradu8Je of SoUthern · --~ ' - Dale Mercer and son, Danny, 2409 Jtckaon A,., are combining business Iand lemon _ by cone or dlsh.llgth loce sleeves. Her illus.lon and accounting and 11 Hlllt School and: 18 lbe Fellowship Room of the of East Liverpool; Mr. Ronnie Pt p._ . pleasure in a Florida vaca.llRemember you have to provide , ':; •.', was held!" by a riDg ed In will! ·the ll'bolller !ton. your own container lor take- "-:"gned of tmy fioWet:s. The a1 EJec!r»-at. Kellerlng, .a. glneerlng ~BDY at Col~itll-j _'11te fivo _famil~es a~e now~- ~~~rders. ~~d~~dbo:'t~ :O~::~te dab: urb .of Dayton. He 11 ln flle Air bus, Oltlo.;. Ml . Mary Ollvierl of Mans- Natrona! quar.d ,· An OJIOn church wedding Is ss . . · planned lor the twenty. second ~ · ' field, r~mmate of the brtde, The couple resides at Ketter· of July at two-thirty In the af. . · · was ma1d 01 honor. ~e. w o r e lng. : temoon at the Bethany Church yellow lmen, styled snnrlarly t~ ( at Dorcas, Ohio. The Rev. Clyde tlle dress of the bride. Her vet! \ ___ -· Henton of Poniero Oblo will was yellow and fell from a bow Attend Tourneys officiate. ·Pre-n~ musl~ wlJI ~lEANS LASTING S.4.TISFACTION headp1ere. She carried I a r g e ""MEROY w f the be presented by Mrs. Paul p0 • J'Pilow daisms OIJI•n 1 w1 Gay! Rees ·served as best Pomi'I'Oy Golf Associal o., re. ell of Racine, Ohio. A private I OVER Flm YEARS EXPERIENCE IN BUILDING THE e . cently atlended Invitational reception wlll be held lmmedl· 1 POMEROY - Over a hund. ~·-•· and the four. pre>ioJsly man for Ius brothe~. naments at Hidden Valley ahd ately followiJIIIIhe BEST REFRIGERATORS IN THE WORLD red friends and relatives attend-[ natted. who were at the wed· For her daughters wedding, Gail:polis. . . ed an ~pen house honorin !~ Mr. di'g in 1917. Mrs. Clark wore a hght b I? e fAIL TERM Pod Mrs. W. 0. Bamil on their Relatives attending the affoir sheath dress wtth a malchmg AtiPnding the Hidden Valley ""l · · . : · gonten wedding annlvrsary. 1 r.riude~ Mr. an~ Mrs. w. R. three.qaurter.Jen!th coat. Her Invitation were Louise 'ThompBeglni Sept. ·12· 'fhe observance was hosted by (';orpenter and daughter. tn t• . accessories were white. son, Audrey Bel2it!J, t'nyllls · All Enrollments sons and daughters of tbe cou· and Mr. and Mrs. H~yman Bar· I The mother of the bri4e· flcnnP>sy, an4 Eleanon GJr· Sbould Be.Colllpleted pie. . nit. carol, Mary and Ellen, croom was dressed in pink an- ~on. Prizes were awarded Now. .. . . . . . I Pcmerc.v; Mr and Mrs 11 1: wore a pink flowered hal. Both ~""· l>etzing, Mrs Hennessy Write, visit "Or Mrs. W. R. C~ter . and Young, ·chuck: Billy a~d Bar~ I Mrs. Clark and Mrs. !Wes wore and Mrs, Gordon. At lite Call 446 4367 {or Mrs. Hayman Barrutz greeted uara, G~lion; Mr. ~d ~trs. orchid cor',"'·' r.~•is Invitational, Mn .}ordon & catalog the guests. Among the guests Kramer. Eric, Renata, Sara, F~llowing the wedding, a re- won a prize. Others G.lli...,lis Busintn were lour persons who had at. \I E d E 11 p . ceplion and but lot st"i• >J , . were Pearl Welker ...Mr d M B8 rnltz' 1 P.xa. . van, an m , l r11' 1'1 - · 1 , College ded ten · an , rs. view Texas; Mr. and Mrs. L. was held at the Downtowner in [ Thompson, Mrs. Betziltl, . wedding. al the home of h er W. Nelson Chi 5 T Athens. The buffet table w 8 s Mrs. Hennes~. 3.6 Locuet Gelllpolle Tta narP'lt.~ In Letart Falls on June · . p, ue, ammy, ======;;;;i·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiOi"~';;;;;iiiiiijii;;;;;;;; Slclt by Frost . . They were Earl ana David, Kalamazoo, .\ 1 iclL; 1 28 1917 Proof Refrlterator. Grimm. washinrton c. n ; Mrs. ~ ,R•v. and Mrs. Robert 1 19m and Kay, Warsaw; Melvin No•t:,inc. r.rovoport: \leis, Fr,_r ' Mrs Wayne Woodyard Lan<:as- Mr. I!Dd. )Irs. M. G. lloe!cher, ' te• . and Harold Grim~. Mike, G~gg, ~· Steve, Billy, The DtiUJre 16 bus. · and Ar\d'y, Amarillo, Te:cas; Mr. TopFr,_r fPOAoM'I'Il. tU 1L ft. fWIDIA .........a. • ....,.. wtlihl. Grandd,f~Rhters of the honor- and ' ~rs. Robert1Barmtz, BobRefrlgerator-Frest Pr"f • UICI'l Fillt.l'nlof bffRIG!b •1 COUi•l,~le!'.ed the guests by, Ric~y, and SCOtty, Ma.on, and opetfe( th~ i!Jtf. J\ssi!Ung W. Va., Mr: and Mrs. Jo h .n • •• • AIREl Frost lonno were Sara · Kramer, 'AIP.xa . Young, Phillip, ~10, and Li· In . . 102-tb.top " ' - ' 01' nilriiiOfi\OI' lltilo!~ mer. ·sue Nelson;. Ttimnw Nel· ~8• Lancaster; Mi': Md Mro. 0 1'tllll• I lllilt IWI!onl son, Bergara ;fQung, and Kay 3!llltea Carpenter· ~nil Jay, CoWell$. · · lumbi!S. I·; · Mtn'sWhlte o Ulllllltllllhel... tilldoor. • '~ ~ . For Hie aHtilr. the · :~ I of'lli! Ill ,.,... Ciplule for Corsage Making Demonstrated lor Rutland Friendly Gardeners Club ed 1 I clark_Rees Vow·s Relat•'v·es Come ·For funeral of .Thomas Eynon Taken. (\\n -un· j e3 . M" S II e erS W•'ll Jt.oy Hen.'' I GROVER'S STUDIO SAFFQRD'S ,STUDIO pl~o~ th~ ~~office employe~J fch~ur~c~h.;;;,:::;:,;;;;;;;;;;~:=~Ph~e~lpe~o~f~Y~or~k·~===~~~=·~~n~t~·==~~·~ C"R I G I Dl-li R the!~!. Sons, Daughters /--lost Open House ______________ _" ° "'v ,.... ..... ·----· 1 Information 5 SPECIAL .$ewing Clu~ Holds·Picnlc. ·~·r...··r, Rfltland . ' i :· ' SPECIAL •. SPECIAL MEN'S MAPLI GLOVE .I.U'I'IIIIt:. t•r-., I • $peca .... IWrlttratiold ' FURNITURE MI.DDLEPO·RT ~~ , Fill! EtELIV!IiRY-CONVENIENT\. Tdiq '""" . $l!ltY,IC'E' WllfiN YOU NEilD ~~: ""* « ...... '· 'r 563 •- ·QI,IO.. ..c :a · I ' ,\ ' ' -, , .. ' .' ' .. an' .. I �•' I, ' _..., i \ I' i KATIE'S KORNER 'lbe Ddt re~lar IMI!IIn1 will he Aulldt 141 t t p. m. MR. AND MRi. RICHAID CRAIG HIMPHILL N1iss Anne Ford Is Bride Of Richard C. Hemphill LADIES PRINTED SLEEVELESS BLOUSES by FRUIT-OF·lHE-LOOM ON~Y $l9t .Society Darnbrough~s By ' l'atrltla Houck . DEPARTMINT StORE G1lllpolis, Ohio IY PAT HOUCK WHAT'S A WOMAN? Orgnnill.r Chauf!tu~ .I I 12 Cu. Ft. DOUBLI DOOR, RefriGerators.· 95 5 s TOP FREEZER Autometic Defrost Nurse 199 5 \ Put thctn Ill tngether and they add up to one of our bear curtomer• - the American Woman. We hope you're tmpreiied with her . .. we are ancl we appreciate and invite their WRyne ~. onto, •. les llasl~iil,t ·, • ~ ~ patron••e· Arthur; :. Haskins, ' Mn. ~ }, " I '• ~~· ,~; ':~=No Frost Wht+a Copper, Avocado ' 17 ·I·' ' I I' �•' I, ' _..., i \ I' i KATIE'S KORNER 'lbe Ddt re~lar IMI!IIn1 will he Aulldt 141 t t p. m. MR. AND MRi. RICHAID CRAIG HIMPHILL N1iss Anne Ford Is Bride Of Richard C. Hemphill LADIES PRINTED SLEEVELESS BLOUSES by FRUIT-OF·lHE-LOOM ON~Y $l9t .Society Darnbrough~s By ' l'atrltla Houck . DEPARTMINT StORE G1lllpolis, Ohio IY PAT HOUCK WHAT'S A WOMAN? Orgnnill.r Chauf!tu~ .I I 12 Cu. Ft. DOUBLI DOOR, RefriGerators.· 95 5 s TOP FREEZER Autometic Defrost Nurse 199 5 \ Put thctn Ill tngether and they add up to one of our bear curtomer• - the American Woman. We hope you're tmpreiied with her . .. we are ancl we appreciate and invite their WRyne ~. onto, •. les llasl~iil,t ·, • ~ ~ patron••e· Arthur; :. Haskins, ' Mn. ~ }, " I '• ~~· ,~; ':~=No Frost Wht+a Copper, Avocado ' 17 ·I·' ' I I' �'' " \ ' '"" • ' ~ ' •., • Y~11rs · ,. N,ews,. .Bea.· anyone wondeting. ' J ·' ,, Jacbos, In addition to the ·""' ley appeariince, perlormbig' at the TODAY'S THOUGHT - Don't look for reasons not, Hospital· in butfor reasons for. July s. ' 1' • . Ill • . JY DICK TBOfdAS ' 1 . . lhe •01!10 GAL/-IPOIJS - .Fifty yea!'!' l trad•~ 'i "'' :. elal, · attepU~ to, excursionis~. · J.,.lt,, lflf ~Tile new PlY· Cbarlft.14!1i: ~ Gat«~ ~· !r~,ctlni . tor,np)lpV,' 'EIWII~nte, ! ago, ,the United S!atea Ira• al 11 II :r,eported thai , Ca .lain The !are Ifill be :~11 one w,y, mdutlr aniPhe. hew luc L u e y baa I~ dlaa: at $Is _, ID!I· liXI•i ·• •ep~q film I b S,l war 't~lth Germi!"Y· A grQup ofiGofdo!i,;C,Greene Will soon en' ~r .~ roundtrip, mall and Cllles reli\!lfl.. ~n lht K4J\awha the MilO' Jane ~~·U.lta ~ ,ti,-,JIUilt .-y¥.1f'0hl0 R!· v~.r men·. In Po~ Beild gr ~ w.!•r the •lldewh~er Greenland betlb lneludell. · ., J:)Qeks are 'iii ~ tl\ier .and wiD are ke~l buty !etlliJ •IOt, ~- lliOCIIs ·~"~' 1114~ .1¥ 1:,\IP," weary of er~sing \!Je river on the ,1'11t•burgh - ClnclnnaU · · · be ,Ins~ aild In <OIIlm*.'the P!ilf~hn . ~er II . Jt, ~cl.-14 ~,~'!otk 'II D~ 1=;~~· 11 llo~ n'xt -•~k.. The ne~ ~Jy> th•Jool'o{(lalllpoll• ·Isiafld iljcll!ltps.r· •. ,.·'~if-·'·~-\ fei'r'yhoat without an Amerl.trade aild carry excursions. No theThePt Gl'~~and ·~= ~ 1• . . @rown Crul••r, ' • 8 1 can nas on It _so they boul!bt !treight wDI be htlrulled above 1 da· :;: ted or~ mouth Is a c;l'e!llt to tile K8Daw- the &!OIIa .and Katherine are M.f-..~ B· a4e rlvjll' . · bas been laid up .e~ one for 11. • PComeroy.:.; on the . Greenla~d. p~:ced Y~ good !::•for ha Dock Cll, .. towln&. (Or, th~m. . ca~· ··will ,;;.k~. '"" ' ' . . Into a .. . . . mouth of IIJ!IICanawba Rb'-:":7 Here Is a brief item from the aptain rres Ellison wUl be In . · 1 . r· · ' . · . ' ' o ·~.,.. " .' . ..~t ' for several months. "' 0 ' ., th G Ul . us. b lh Gre land's of neu, Sbe will pass down for '111• Belen Lane . 1 kere hn· JIUie '!o, 111 f Dam No 25 trips to,,PfttsburiJn from It Is the nm IIIQII In "'';;;~ River ;:,.ebuws 01 e .tab poth i0 argH~ 01: e. 1_,_ enn the Key: ClnctnnaU e a r I y Thursd17 lq 1 ,ieW lilller iDilalled ·Ill wa• lowec,i" Frldav m:,..;m8 einnatl ·WJ!b her hiliband; CaP' yars ·that ·tlie .,~ M"""" ; CapWn Honid Donna•-tll•t Dally "' ne •1ong Wl o er ' 11ce. e was """ o . <lllin-ite Maar al 1M A me lllll . , ta' Gordo" C Gi',f ,.. h . bee . eeif , ,..,., bUs of river news from t ~ e ~ stone State, Kanawha, and. sev· mo~mg. ,,,. ... ,Bojler·8Jillp. Th• Lane, 80\ 1 • a! wu also the ,dim . . t Lock .11 Ia~ l)i,9~~ntl~~~; ~~ waters. a;:ey h~v: been llharfll)asler, . repokl ;,e Trobune, telling of the fiag m- 'eral other packets years aeo JUlie Zl Jtlf - Tile body of eelleal _. paekel; II ewnetl on thd ~anawha Rlv~ on ao- J!l.lllbur~lt' ft~m ·tlirough July laid t Ill Pitt b •• Coal th IIIII of the busiest dqtJ< cldenl· lln the Plttsburgh trade. ' . . ·J W d count o( the rL!~ ID ltle Oblo ' r- 11 1i, up a e s ur.., at e ID two yem. FCIW: oi · is ' e xpected that many exGarl Sayre; age 17, dtOWIIed·llt 111 CNUIIII. ~~ • LaDe, aa River. and Aug~~ · justifies . landing at l!rownspacketl loaded, unloaded . IIIII 11 · . •• 'It'·? _ A mber of r tk will travel on 1 he Dam No. .2f near Racine • I• aow ~d to tow Jll'lvel. operating tile Gri!eli18nd. ville, on the Monongahela RIY· · good lrelgbt ,..,,. .. . ...,.. J IIIII "'' / nu curs 1on 8, monlh aso, waa fOUnd Wednell- The sam and grayel buelneSI Work at Dam No. 25, near 1-------------~----......:l;:i' traveling m~ who &ofts I he Greenland In her new trade. day near the spot wb:are be ln the Kanlwha River Ill on lhe AddL!on, L!. progrelling under July Z, 1917 - The la1'ge tow-' . !re river between Pomeroy a n d Exeursl~n travel on the Oblo went down. boom. All gravel Ia dug fi'Dm Superintendent Maxon who L! boab Jamet Motan and The Sunday Tltnea:Btntinel, Sq~y, Jtpy 2, 11187_..:. .. :,··,:::.'. Mason took up a subscription has been very light ltlus far . • • · ---:!'1. ,,. and purchased a nag which this season. ' tbey presented to Captain Jividen aild Old Glory is now fiy- Juno 25. 1967 - Coal ing !rom the jackstafl of the cosb packet boat ownere about , Champion No. 3. , fl. 700 a barge load when they I • '!be parties donating the nag buy It that way. In Italy, Capsaid they were tired of seeing taln Gil!jlon C. a~· tells 01. ' ' the boat cross t he river time · coal IS worth about $50 a ton . niter time wijhout any s em· I italian,j~uyers are said to be ,. blan~ of the national colors i oflerln~ $10 a ton for coal In the and thought she might be mis- , United States. Captain Greene. tP.ken· for a ()erm~n submar- i 9'ho ill6iard hit by blsh priced . lne! 1fuel as 'tieII as other p a c k e t . 1 ' NEVER BEFORE A BARGAIN OFFER UKE THIS·••.ONE WEEK ONLYI -. i' I "~ . owners, SOY!! he can see no de- i J"!'e %3, 1917 - Some of the ~ cline In lbe' price ol coel. I shipn•rs along the upper rlv· The Greenland, In command •r, It is said, have been want- of Capt'aln. Gordon c. Greene, ~ in·• n th·n""" bpat In t:,e ~;t!9· will enter the · Pitbburgh-Cit> burgh - Cincinnati trade, wltlch cinnati 1trade Dell Satunlay ha' been abandoned for years. ' June ;II,' The office wIll be in ... '' " l : ' The Ohio and the JOO.:!.~!'~ charg;M!f Captain ':~~~Ill'?~ R d V r oun IJD SMITH BUICK 1_, u . M~~v V •"·' ,, l G•llipolis, Ohio MAIItiAGI LICINIII Johtl p Webster, 20, Gallipolis llld P r nH'! Ip R KlnR. 18, Galllpollt: Paul Edison MOGde. II, Hurricane, W. Va.. and .fUnr Elollle Smith J(L OaJllpolla: David D~rell N\b!r 11. Galll!>olll, and Oorr"l y 1.o11 -Akar. o lB . VInton; Joaeph W Itt Ffl'«u•on, !11. Gllllpolis and Geortta Annette Hana, 19. Galli... poll.l. , ... ·At Both ol ' atflrHs. o•voRtES DEll THS, MIIRRIAGES ,IlEAL &SHIT! ,, ·E; BY DICk THOMA$ ' ' . . ' ~dern or EarJy American Style, Priced $200 up · \ .-c< ~"·" ~:4;;' · oau~! - Galllpojis, 12.2 and , 12.2 r~~ing 3 feet ol rollers; ( Pl. p 89 ant, 2U4: PomeroyMaso'.il-, 20.90; Hinton, 1.03 fall· ing ; ~awha Falls, 3 ~. falling : Chari n, 17.76 falling: Lon- , don, armet 5nd Winfield are o , he sill. I .Jioal Movementl I . 1 <· ' ;. . . ' :~' ' ' rge News ...... A"*egular $119.oo . 12' .. 12'x· ,, ,. ' .._, ' i ,Room Siie ·Rug \ From Barwick MUll "'· ' How Can Wt Do It? We bOuilll ciut J Cohill)~us d,ealer and made a sensational Theile ruga are the . fiue~t quality, heavy' continuous fllam.ent 501 NylQil ·Room Slae !,tugs. So thjcli:, they needt • no padllmg, bec.~ua, '~d ' bUilt ln. select your living,. room .1uite now1 1et a, 1~2 rug, to so. ~ ~t frtt ~~ ~--·· ·Thjs. 0~~ fill.~ never be re~at~ a~'pow•.Slfop for ·Wf, b~ · pw:c... cam at botJI.atoru.. , ·,, ~, .• ·, . I '' )nlet~uted ' ' ' ~ESA~~~I(E, OHI045619 ,,If, 0. Box 248 · '· '< ?ld Hwy. 52 . 867-3153 In Q~ , _. [J Hojne .c Jo! '' /', , [J · ' Colftogt I" ' ' .•.. ' .,' Chqose Any . Living -Room Suite In Stock ' .AND YOU GE1 · · I .... · . I , "I 1 ' I would like ~~ ilnow mota abOut yoUr ~rifl plan. Please aend ·me a frM cataJOg; I • These Stores: ,, JN OUR TOWN financing '· I ., ••• -,. Rutlan~ Furniture ancl MasQn Furniture .' 'Carrie W\GM, Galllpotll, and M 1'11. , N~llle sore•• Bld,~·p(h one brother Tom Qulekle Vinton. He wu I 110_ year mcmbu ot t"l1e "'anont l.odge- No 55 Knight • of pythlat. Service~ wer. held F!i. at the Vinton I Cb\lreb. rt,l was 1ft Vlntob ••."'<.. 1 orill Par . "'~·~ , (() ' '' 1 1 1.:... Jl#ll WALti) CORPoRATION. itliJ u4-fo~ '1f~}~'Jn"~· ~.·~Oiiai ·O,pn- IJ#t• $JQ97·00 J'j 'ilw'.~ ~~ iu1 paetefllil thl,l 'l'bl GrJiiD4 1rilllive , ... , ':(:7 Green: 1967 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DOQR -SEDANS " .t·1n, . r:~·;, •t!st. FORb SALES the Ghost let~ers ..... ~.~."' 1m :_,I' LITTLE DENISE PERS()J11, six year-ole} daughter of . , . Mrs. penver Person of near Chester, will again MEIGS COUNTIANS who are · surgery ·at Riverside. Methodist Hospilal at Co- awaiting July 4th to speJitf the In liildJtlly. · day touring to lile various literally the "pet project" of the'· Twln City events In tire county wUI·ltave will be experiencing her second operation a big time this year. . . in attempt to rure her of a crippling ailment 111ere wm ~ had since birth · " ' Eastern and The Aladdin Temple· Shrln~rs organiz~tiOI! will .be ·.., mofll,lng parade paymg , for this OJ!eratton light the 'Racine Fire GOLFERS TO MEET JUSt as tt did the earlier one. mont celebration while POMEROY - Final plans lor Carl Kautz, .president of land's big event I& tbe 01 &n mvitational tournament to club, said Demse leatned of Roast and Eastern's will be be held on July 13 will be made second operation ~ sb& night-time play and s q Q a r at a special meeting of t h e returned to the bosp1tal I a s dance. J>cmeroy Women's Golf Associ- week to have the cast !rom ation scheduled for 7,30 pit. first operation removed. DEQICATION ceremonies 417 Second AQ. en Tliesday, July 11. Kautz said physicians report- Ill• Bashan Volun~r Fire Ph. 446-3575 ed the first operation co,npl<•te-1 will be held Wodnes-1 roy; Mr~. Harry Parker, Porn-. fy corrected the problems eroy; Milford Edo~. Middleport Denise's left leg but this Arthur Roush, Chiton; · G a 'r Y 00d t' ·1'1 be "1!Cressary Gibbs, Mason. ope"." '-00 WI . '". --~--... _ J d'lh Br . to cure the cnpplmg m he ,. 01....... ,..... uI ace, rl""t I Doris Dafley, Erwi!t Baumgard- "" eg. / , Georgia Tho~a, Mary Denise's Condition, which Baldw.in, Don Cover!, Eileen been with her since birth Super turbine transmission, 260 H.P. engine, Yonker, Mrs. Larry Koenig and cause of dislocated ' p e I vIc power steering, pcjwer brakes, radio, tinted daughter. hones, was iJbserved somellme ago b)r · members of the windshield, white.\Vi!ll tires, custom chrome, Me!p General Hospital 'Shriners organization and etc. Sticker Price. $3732.00 · Admitted Della Curlis, January she was taken to the Pomeroy. hospital for diagnosis and then Dl!ebarged - Mae Hawk. she underwent the operation a ort tllJ'-e laler. MARTIN • ;:. :<:~?,··:,, .. . ., Patriotic P.onteroy Bend Men WaJJ;tclP~~: ~~~·- ~ik.~:· a has a sleeve - eilough BV ROBERT WINGETT Ago \O n . ~i,er ' i • ·:{ '·'·' .. . " -· ,..I f· •i I �'' " \ ' '"" • ' ~ ' •., • Y~11rs · ,. N,ews,. .Bea.· anyone wondeting. ' J ·' ,, Jacbos, In addition to the ·""' ley appeariince, perlormbig' at the TODAY'S THOUGHT - Don't look for reasons not, Hospital· in butfor reasons for. July s. ' 1' • . Ill • . JY DICK TBOfdAS ' 1 . . lhe •01!10 GAL/-IPOIJS - .Fifty yea!'!' l trad•~ 'i "'' :. elal, · attepU~ to, excursionis~. · J.,.lt,, lflf ~Tile new PlY· Cbarlft.14!1i: ~ Gat«~ ~· !r~,ctlni . tor,np)lpV,' 'EIWII~nte, ! ago, ,the United S!atea Ira• al 11 II :r,eported thai , Ca .lain The !are Ifill be :~11 one w,y, mdutlr aniPhe. hew luc L u e y baa I~ dlaa: at $Is _, ID!I· liXI•i ·• •ep~q film I b S,l war 't~lth Germi!"Y· A grQup ofiGofdo!i,;C,Greene Will soon en' ~r .~ roundtrip, mall and Cllles reli\!lfl.. ~n lht K4J\awha the MilO' Jane ~~·U.lta ~ ,ti,-,JIUilt .-y¥.1f'0hl0 R!· v~.r men·. In Po~ Beild gr ~ w.!•r the •lldewh~er Greenland betlb lneludell. · ., J:)Qeks are 'iii ~ tl\ier .and wiD are ke~l buty !etlliJ •IOt, ~- lliOCIIs ·~"~' 1114~ .1¥ 1:,\IP," weary of er~sing \!Je river on the ,1'11t•burgh - ClnclnnaU · · · be ,Ins~ aild In <OIIlm*.'the P!ilf~hn . ~er II . Jt, ~cl.-14 ~,~'!otk 'II D~ 1=;~~· 11 llo~ n'xt -•~k.. The ne~ ~Jy> th•Jool'o{(lalllpoll• ·Isiafld iljcll!ltps.r· •. ,.·'~if-·'·~-\ fei'r'yhoat without an Amerl.trade aild carry excursions. No theThePt Gl'~~and ·~= ~ 1• . . @rown Crul••r, ' • 8 1 can nas on It _so they boul!bt !treight wDI be htlrulled above 1 da· :;: ted or~ mouth Is a c;l'e!llt to tile K8Daw- the &!OIIa .and Katherine are M.f-..~ B· a4e rlvjll' . · bas been laid up .e~ one for 11. • PComeroy.:.; on the . Greenla~d. p~:ced Y~ good !::•for ha Dock Cll, .. towln&. (Or, th~m. . ca~· ··will ,;;.k~. '"" ' ' . . Into a .. . . . mouth of IIJ!IICanawba Rb'-:":7 Here Is a brief item from the aptain rres Ellison wUl be In . · 1 . r· · ' . · . ' ' o ·~.,.. " .' . ..~t ' for several months. "' 0 ' ., th G Ul . us. b lh Gre land's of neu, Sbe will pass down for '111• Belen Lane . 1 kere hn· JIUie '!o, 111 f Dam No 25 trips to,,PfttsburiJn from It Is the nm IIIQII In "'';;;~ River ;:,.ebuws 01 e .tab poth i0 argH~ 01: e. 1_,_ enn the Key: ClnctnnaU e a r I y Thursd17 lq 1 ,ieW lilller iDilalled ·Ill wa• lowec,i" Frldav m:,..;m8 einnatl ·WJ!b her hiliband; CaP' yars ·that ·tlie .,~ M"""" ; CapWn Honid Donna•-tll•t Dally "' ne •1ong Wl o er ' 11ce. e was """ o . <lllin-ite Maar al 1M A me lllll . , ta' Gordo" C Gi',f ,.. h . bee . eeif , ,..,., bUs of river news from t ~ e ~ stone State, Kanawha, and. sev· mo~mg. ,,,. ... ,Bojler·8Jillp. Th• Lane, 80\ 1 • a! wu also the ,dim . . t Lock .11 Ia~ l)i,9~~ntl~~~; ~~ waters. a;:ey h~v: been llharfll)asler, . repokl ;,e Trobune, telling of the fiag m- 'eral other packets years aeo JUlie Zl Jtlf - Tile body of eelleal _. paekel; II ewnetl on thd ~anawha Rlv~ on ao- J!l.lllbur~lt' ft~m ·tlirough July laid t Ill Pitt b •• Coal th IIIII of the busiest dqtJ< cldenl· lln the Plttsburgh trade. ' . . ·J W d count o( the rL!~ ID ltle Oblo ' r- 11 1i, up a e s ur.., at e ID two yem. FCIW: oi · is ' e xpected that many exGarl Sayre; age 17, dtOWIIed·llt 111 CNUIIII. ~~ • LaDe, aa River. and Aug~~ · justifies . landing at l!rownspacketl loaded, unloaded . IIIII 11 · . •• 'It'·? _ A mber of r tk will travel on 1 he Dam No. .2f near Racine • I• aow ~d to tow Jll'lvel. operating tile Gri!eli18nd. ville, on the Monongahela RIY· · good lrelgbt ,..,,. .. . ...,.. J IIIII "'' / nu curs 1on 8, monlh aso, waa fOUnd Wednell- The sam and grayel buelneSI Work at Dam No. 25, near 1-------------~----......:l;:i' traveling m~ who &ofts I he Greenland In her new trade. day near the spot wb:are be ln the Kanlwha River Ill on lhe AddL!on, L!. progrelling under July Z, 1917 - The la1'ge tow-' . !re river between Pomeroy a n d Exeursl~n travel on the Oblo went down. boom. All gravel Ia dug fi'Dm Superintendent Maxon who L! boab Jamet Motan and The Sunday Tltnea:Btntinel, Sq~y, Jtpy 2, 11187_..:. .. :,··,:::.'. Mason took up a subscription has been very light ltlus far . • • · ---:!'1. ,,. and purchased a nag which this season. ' tbey presented to Captain Jividen aild Old Glory is now fiy- Juno 25. 1967 - Coal ing !rom the jackstafl of the cosb packet boat ownere about , Champion No. 3. , fl. 700 a barge load when they I • '!be parties donating the nag buy It that way. In Italy, Capsaid they were tired of seeing taln Gil!jlon C. a~· tells 01. ' ' the boat cross t he river time · coal IS worth about $50 a ton . niter time wijhout any s em· I italian,j~uyers are said to be ,. blan~ of the national colors i oflerln~ $10 a ton for coal In the and thought she might be mis- , United States. Captain Greene. tP.ken· for a ()erm~n submar- i 9'ho ill6iard hit by blsh priced . lne! 1fuel as 'tieII as other p a c k e t . 1 ' NEVER BEFORE A BARGAIN OFFER UKE THIS·••.ONE WEEK ONLYI -. i' I "~ . owners, SOY!! he can see no de- i J"!'e %3, 1917 - Some of the ~ cline In lbe' price ol coel. I shipn•rs along the upper rlv· The Greenland, In command •r, It is said, have been want- of Capt'aln. Gordon c. Greene, ~ in·• n th·n""" bpat In t:,e ~;t!9· will enter the · Pitbburgh-Cit> burgh - Cincinnati trade, wltlch cinnati 1trade Dell Satunlay ha' been abandoned for years. ' June ;II,' The office wIll be in ... '' " l : ' The Ohio and the JOO.:!.~!'~ charg;M!f Captain ':~~~Ill'?~ R d V r oun IJD SMITH BUICK 1_, u . M~~v V •"·' ,, l G•llipolis, Ohio MAIItiAGI LICINIII Johtl p Webster, 20, Gallipolis llld P r nH'! Ip R KlnR. 18, Galllpollt: Paul Edison MOGde. II, Hurricane, W. Va.. and .fUnr Elollle Smith J(L OaJllpolla: David D~rell N\b!r 11. Galll!>olll, and Oorr"l y 1.o11 -Akar. o lB . VInton; Joaeph W Itt Ffl'«u•on, !11. Gllllpolis and Geortta Annette Hana, 19. Galli... poll.l. , ... ·At Both ol ' atflrHs. o•voRtES DEll THS, MIIRRIAGES ,IlEAL &SHIT! ,, ·E; BY DICk THOMA$ ' ' . . ' ~dern or EarJy American Style, Priced $200 up · \ .-c< ~"·" ~:4;;' · oau~! - Galllpojis, 12.2 and , 12.2 r~~ing 3 feet ol rollers; ( Pl. p 89 ant, 2U4: PomeroyMaso'.il-, 20.90; Hinton, 1.03 fall· ing ; ~awha Falls, 3 ~. falling : Chari n, 17.76 falling: Lon- , don, armet 5nd Winfield are o , he sill. I .Jioal Movementl I . 1 <· ' ;. . . ' :~' ' ' rge News ...... A"*egular $119.oo . 12' .. 12'x· ,, ,. ' .._, ' i ,Room Siie ·Rug \ From Barwick MUll "'· ' How Can Wt Do It? We bOuilll ciut J Cohill)~us d,ealer and made a sensational Theile ruga are the . fiue~t quality, heavy' continuous fllam.ent 501 NylQil ·Room Slae !,tugs. So thjcli:, they needt • no padllmg, bec.~ua, '~d ' bUilt ln. select your living,. room .1uite now1 1et a, 1~2 rug, to so. ~ ~t frtt ~~ ~--·· ·Thjs. 0~~ fill.~ never be re~at~ a~'pow•.Slfop for ·Wf, b~ · pw:c... cam at botJI.atoru.. , ·,, ~, .• ·, . I '' )nlet~uted ' ' ' ~ESA~~~I(E, OHI045619 ,,If, 0. Box 248 · '· '< ?ld Hwy. 52 . 867-3153 In Q~ , _. [J Hojne .c Jo! '' /', , [J · ' Colftogt I" ' ' .•.. ' .,' Chqose Any . Living -Room Suite In Stock ' .AND YOU GE1 · · I .... · . I , "I 1 ' I would like ~~ ilnow mota abOut yoUr ~rifl plan. Please aend ·me a frM cataJOg; I • These Stores: ,, JN OUR TOWN financing '· I ., ••• -,. Rutlan~ Furniture ancl MasQn Furniture .' 'Carrie W\GM, Galllpotll, and M 1'11. , N~llle sore•• Bld,~·p(h one brother Tom Qulekle Vinton. He wu I 110_ year mcmbu ot t"l1e "'anont l.odge- No 55 Knight • of pythlat. Service~ wer. held F!i. at the Vinton I Cb\lreb. rt,l was 1ft Vlntob ••."'<.. 1 orill Par . "'~·~ , (() ' '' 1 1 1.:... Jl#ll WALti) CORPoRATION. itliJ u4-fo~ '1f~}~'Jn"~· ~.·~Oiiai ·O,pn- IJ#t• $JQ97·00 J'j 'ilw'.~ ~~ iu1 paetefllil thl,l 'l'bl GrJiiD4 1rilllive , ... , ':(:7 Green: 1967 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DOQR -SEDANS " .t·1n, . r:~·;, •t!st. FORb SALES the Ghost let~ers ..... ~.~."' 1m :_,I' LITTLE DENISE PERS()J11, six year-ole} daughter of . , . Mrs. penver Person of near Chester, will again MEIGS COUNTIANS who are · surgery ·at Riverside. Methodist Hospilal at Co- awaiting July 4th to speJitf the In liildJtlly. · day touring to lile various literally the "pet project" of the'· Twln City events In tire county wUI·ltave will be experiencing her second operation a big time this year. . . in attempt to rure her of a crippling ailment 111ere wm ~ had since birth · " ' Eastern and The Aladdin Temple· Shrln~rs organiz~tiOI! will .be ·.., mofll,lng parade paymg , for this OJ!eratton light the 'Racine Fire GOLFERS TO MEET JUSt as tt did the earlier one. mont celebration while POMEROY - Final plans lor Carl Kautz, .president of land's big event I& tbe 01 &n mvitational tournament to club, said Demse leatned of Roast and Eastern's will be be held on July 13 will be made second operation ~ sb& night-time play and s q Q a r at a special meeting of t h e returned to the bosp1tal I a s dance. J>cmeroy Women's Golf Associ- week to have the cast !rom ation scheduled for 7,30 pit. first operation removed. DEQICATION ceremonies 417 Second AQ. en Tliesday, July 11. Kautz said physicians report- Ill• Bashan Volun~r Fire Ph. 446-3575 ed the first operation co,npl<•te-1 will be held Wodnes-1 roy; Mr~. Harry Parker, Porn-. fy corrected the problems eroy; Milford Edo~. Middleport Denise's left leg but this Arthur Roush, Chiton; · G a 'r Y 00d t' ·1'1 be "1!Cressary Gibbs, Mason. ope"." '-00 WI . '". --~--... _ J d'lh Br . to cure the cnpplmg m he ,. 01....... ,..... uI ace, rl""t I Doris Dafley, Erwi!t Baumgard- "" eg. / , Georgia Tho~a, Mary Denise's Condition, which Baldw.in, Don Cover!, Eileen been with her since birth Super turbine transmission, 260 H.P. engine, Yonker, Mrs. Larry Koenig and cause of dislocated ' p e I vIc power steering, pcjwer brakes, radio, tinted daughter. hones, was iJbserved somellme ago b)r · members of the windshield, white.\Vi!ll tires, custom chrome, Me!p General Hospital 'Shriners organization and etc. Sticker Price. $3732.00 · Admitted Della Curlis, January she was taken to the Pomeroy. hospital for diagnosis and then Dl!ebarged - Mae Hawk. she underwent the operation a ort tllJ'-e laler. MARTIN • ;:. :<:~?,··:,, .. . ., Patriotic P.onteroy Bend Men WaJJ;tclP~~: ~~~·- ~ik.~:· a has a sleeve - eilough BV ROBERT WINGETT Ago \O n . ~i,er ' i • ·:{ '·'·' .. . " -· ,..I f· •i I �' ' ' ' ' •i• . I ' ' '• ' •,' .'. ' ,·· . ' ' ' -· 5,000 Ex • .. I Jury ·3' · ~·'' ' ~ Sale Starts - l At 9:00A.M. MONDAY omndssion . otes n ew ater·ine ··~ ' Thrw ·.·. :'f. . . ,: M9NDAY, July 10 ,, ..... ·' I • j.entintl ·_ ·. ·~· VQL. 2 .NO. 22 , I • JI '.,),'I' ·j • ' I ' ' c•. I ' ' .I l YESI· IT'S .SALE JIM t AT ~ S~L~S IN. ~~ALLIPO'LIS,OHIO ' • .\ ALE EVER BECAUSE lARGE FACTORY ,_ ARE GOING TO BE PASSED "ON .TO YOU 'THE BUYING PUBLIC. SOM'E OF · THESE PRICES ARE GO.I~G · TO.-TAKE US ;~: FAR ·BELOW OUR COMPETITORS TH~l WE CAN NOT PUBLISH ·· IN > .' THIS SPACE BELOW, BUT WE ARE -GOING TO .GIV~E YO~ SOME EXAMPLES OF NEW AUTOMOBILES. THAT ARE IN STOCK AND ~EADY TO BE DELIVERED TO .YOU AT UNBELIEVA~tl ·PRIC~Sl ------- l 1_ li' - '' ' ' ~ , 1967~ · · li TON' PICICUP J SPMd tr••lon, . ·• I.IS111S 11...., Windshield . , . ,.electric wipero, .h . . 1899 $ .-~- ::~~.~~~-~~~~ ' ' 2 DOOR HARDTOP Red and whl,te, 289 V.a , onglna, oil vinyl trim, 1.15x 15 white wall tires, redlo, doluxe Mat bella, , Wh"l COVtrl •• , , • , .. ~ • • $ .. HI . 1 5 7s ·. ·. ~ 2 DOOR HARD TOP Wimbttton_wl!ltt, 390 2V V.a engine, WhHI' Covin, cruido-tnlllc, doluxe ~t belts, vl~o lbillty GI'OJIP, electric clock, 8.451115 white woll tires, red· lo, power tollgate wh!Ciow, poo war ateerlng, power brok11 .. ' i ·- ' r • I8 -I ' 1967 FORD Country Seda~- '1315 J5 ' 1967 FORD MUSTANG · Wllhert • • ., •• , • • • •• , • •• , • , ' '"' ' Lime gold, wlilte woll tl1'81, . ' ' ! redlo, whHI coven, exterior ~ group, fl- shift, detp loop corpetlng, windshield ' 289 2V V·8,epglp_o';,crdls".~ '\ ,: o-1111tic, po- st11rin1, ~$16 white wall tlr"! _redlo,', . . , whHI COYirl l ·•, ' " ' I ••. = • .,..._. l 1967 ·FORD CUstom 500 1967 FORD Galdxie 500 FORD F-100 ' $ iJ .~ . 'I '.vl 1so • . ..... .' / "'I pi I .,,. ,.., I ~ ot ••-~ 4 DOOR SEDAN DEMONSTRATOR ' .., ' ~- jlo 1967' FORD GALAXIE 500 289 v.a engino, rodlo, all vi· nyl trim, wheal coven, crul... o-mlllc, body side molding, 8.15X15 whitt Will t~rH, PoW• ~·· aiHrlng, power bnkti . . • s· ' 69 5 Presentatig~ of Achi~vement~w~- -.. , .\. \" ''~~',PJkifJ_ .~:~··,· ~ificates, ._, / llllnlilr . · ·. .I'OIIiSI\OJ -' 011 behllt lbll M.lp ·County .'i'eamera IlL HDwazd. N9Jan. ~ ftdn dlalrmaD, · laoUeil KJI)Jli.,EJIOM' 11111 of 1c:blevemenl awards .w• 1 feature of program of Scbool ~: WeAre Now:OHering for Sale The~bu)~us BRIDGESTONE Motorcycle Lin...A Complete . · Supply ofThe Newest Cycle In lt'sCiauln.The World ~ Low ·/;:, • • . ' ... '·~~·,~. ........ ,' ' ' ,l i 't~.' ·.!I 4 , '.Queen, FOR , . .. 8~$;l . ""'''·' YOU"U EVER 1967 ' _Melvin litll•, - . . -1• ' . ' ·~ ' '• ' ' . . ,I :.;/ ~ ' ' • :J ·' r , ' ~ , !' 811.~ h urI b er AWDI, Jt1 ...., ... Cindy Zalller, f if t David Gtrd' 11!11> • and Rkky Amoll, Bog- Kauff, slllh .ll'ldll . · '!be Rev. JohisBegun ~.·1 . .CA.P··. Be~efits;· , SEE, ·charles· •· - J Closing:~ ,,! ·: ~ • I- NEW ( I' '' I ' ~llmi!. village at I parking lol -~11\1,1 lllld ,'. �' ' ' ' ' •i• . I ' ' '• ' •,' .'. ' ,·· . ' ' ' -· 5,000 Ex • .. I Jury ·3' · ~·'' ' ~ Sale Starts - l At 9:00A.M. MONDAY omndssion . otes n ew ater·ine ··~ ' Thrw ·.·. :'f. . . ,: M9NDAY, July 10 ,, ..... ·' I • j.entintl ·_ ·. ·~· VQL. 2 .NO. 22 , I • JI '.,),'I' ·j • ' I ' ' c•. I ' ' .I l YESI· IT'S .SALE JIM t AT ~ S~L~S IN. ~~ALLIPO'LIS,OHIO ' • .\ ALE EVER BECAUSE lARGE FACTORY ,_ ARE GOING TO BE PASSED "ON .TO YOU 'THE BUYING PUBLIC. SOM'E OF · THESE PRICES ARE GO.I~G · TO.-TAKE US ;~: FAR ·BELOW OUR COMPETITORS TH~l WE CAN NOT PUBLISH ·· IN > .' THIS SPACE BELOW, BUT WE ARE -GOING TO .GIV~E YO~ SOME EXAMPLES OF NEW AUTOMOBILES. THAT ARE IN STOCK AND ~EADY TO BE DELIVERED TO .YOU AT UNBELIEVA~tl ·PRIC~Sl ------- l 1_ li' - '' ' ' ~ , 1967~ · · li TON' PICICUP J SPMd tr••lon, . ·• I.IS111S 11...., Windshield . , . ,.electric wipero, .h . . 1899 $ .-~- ::~~.~~~-~~~~ ' ' 2 DOOR HARDTOP Red and whl,te, 289 V.a , onglna, oil vinyl trim, 1.15x 15 white wall tires, redlo, doluxe Mat bella, , Wh"l COVtrl •• , , • , .. ~ • • $ .. HI . 1 5 7s ·. ·. ~ 2 DOOR HARD TOP Wimbttton_wl!ltt, 390 2V V.a engine, WhHI' Covin, cruido-tnlllc, doluxe ~t belts, vl~o lbillty GI'OJIP, electric clock, 8.451115 white woll tires, red· lo, power tollgate wh!Ciow, poo war ateerlng, power brok11 .. ' i ·- ' r • I8 -I ' 1967 FORD Country Seda~- '1315 J5 ' 1967 FORD MUSTANG · Wllhert • • ., •• , • • • •• , • •• , • , ' '"' ' Lime gold, wlilte woll tl1'81, . ' ' ! redlo, whHI coven, exterior ~ group, fl- shift, detp loop corpetlng, windshield ' 289 2V V·8,epglp_o';,crdls".~ '\ ,: o-1111tic, po- st11rin1, ~$16 white wall tlr"! _redlo,', . . , whHI COYirl l ·•, ' " ' I ••. = • .,..._. l 1967 ·FORD CUstom 500 1967 FORD Galdxie 500 FORD F-100 ' $ iJ .~ . 'I '.vl 1so • . ..... .' / "'I pi I .,,. ,.., I ~ ot ••-~ 4 DOOR SEDAN DEMONSTRATOR ' .., ' ~- jlo 1967' FORD GALAXIE 500 289 v.a engino, rodlo, all vi· nyl trim, wheal coven, crul... o-mlllc, body side molding, 8.15X15 whitt Will t~rH, PoW• ~·· aiHrlng, power bnkti . . • s· ' 69 5 Presentatig~ of Achi~vement~w~- -.. , .\. \" ''~~',PJkifJ_ .~:~··,· ~ificates, ._, / llllnlilr . · ·. .I'OIIiSI\OJ -' 011 behllt lbll M.lp ·County .'i'eamera IlL HDwazd. N9Jan. ~ ftdn dlalrmaD, · laoUeil KJI)Jli.,EJIOM' 11111 of 1c:blevemenl awards .w• 1 feature of program of Scbool ~: WeAre Now:OHering for Sale The~bu)~us BRIDGESTONE Motorcycle Lin...A Complete . · Supply ofThe Newest Cycle In lt'sCiauln.The World ~ Low ·/;:, • • . ' ... '·~~·,~. ........ ,' ' ' ,l i 't~.' ·.!I 4 , '.Queen, FOR , . .. 8~$;l . ""'''·' YOU"U EVER 1967 ' _Melvin litll•, - . . -1• ' . ' ·~ ' '• ' ' . . ,I :.;/ ~ ' ' • :J ·' r , ' ~ , !' 811.~ h urI b er AWDI, Jt1 ...., ... Cindy Zalller, f if t David Gtrd' 11!11> • and Rkky Amoll, Bog- Kauff, slllh .ll'ldll . · '!be Rev. JohisBegun ~.·1 . .CA.P··. Be~efits;· , SEE, ·charles· •· - J Closing:~ ,,! ·: ~ • I- NEW ( I' '' I ' ~llmi!. village at I parking lol -~11\1,1 lllld ,'. �I ,. • .·'.. \ 4 .....· I .. .·, ./ • . ,,. r r, '· ~h~ged t,f'; , ~~~~~~~~.;:., . ' 1 ' . -. '''j' ·f . .. "' ~~~riltg Set,· . ' • .;.,- •-qe, Mich.i ~r ftl. ~; Rl. 't'' New r.lifti•l~; •l!i!ior &.•! 1<·)'1 '.Ga . .., 1 . . 1 ·, . \ ) ',·, ,. , ,,,.-t . •,, .' , .I • • ,, ' 1 I · ~. ... "· ,. . I I i "' , . 1' ~ 1 : You can have •. confidence In f ', ., .. Stanley A. Saunders Monument We do! Menu111tllt 'sa ""'"' ""· 4111!JIOII•, Ohle ' ~....!u· ' ._,MII!r . ' .. .' '• ' ··:·¥'!!. I ~~~~=~=:;' .I~ ' I . . ~ :. ~• ' I .r . " .. ·;. I ~~ ~ ' . ' �I ,. • .·'.. \ 4 .....· I .. .·, ./ • . ,,. r r, '· ~h~ged t,f'; , ~~~~~~~~.;:., . ' 1 ' . -. '''j' ·f . .. "' ~~~riltg Set,· . ' • .;.,- •-qe, Mich.i ~r ftl. ~; Rl. 't'' New r.lifti•l~; •l!i!ior &.•! 1<·)'1 '.Ga . .., 1 . . 1 ·, . \ ) ',·, ,. , ,,,.-t . •,, .' , .I • • ,, ' 1 I · ~. ... "· ,. . I I i "' , . 1' ~ 1 : You can have •. confidence In f ', ., .. Stanley A. Saunders Monument We do! Menu111tllt 'sa ""'"' ""· 4111!JIOII•, Ohle ' ~....!u· ' ._,MII!r . ' .. .' '• ' ··:·¥'!!. I ~~~~=~=:;' .I~ ' I . . ~ :. ~• ' I .r . " .. ·;. I ~~ ~ ' . ' �•' '\ I ··-----.--····--;--·----- - ----~------ Ninth Annual·- KC BaSebali. :T~ufnament Starts:rh ' I cbal!lpiODJhlp which wtd be de- Pt. Pleasant. In !HI arulll!82 ~ees, and last year'• 'wbiiltii\ o~ ~·· ol ·llie . clded .alter 39 games covering Pomeroy teams won the event was the Middleport Sena!ors. . •ent. At 7 p.m. the a Pl'rlQd of almost three weeks. with the Redlegs winlllllg 1n The Kf&er Creek Emp,loyees Tigers will play tbe WheD the biggest Utile Lea· and the Pirates In 1962. Club will atage a aoclalgather· Red Legs, and Pl. gue tournament In .the lllstory Gallipolis . tng at 7 p.m. Mopctay for •II Duitstop Tl!'e& wlU meet' the . ol this~ began m 1959 there the event In 1963 when tile menagers of area Utile League J,and Reds Iii the nl&hlefP were Ol!)y 22 teams entered. The sers copped the title and teams parliclpstlng In lbe .196'1 S:SO p.m. ,•. flrlt championship went to 11164 when the Red Sox wallred Kyser Creek Little WSUe .Rotmdlni ool the week'• Poe's line Foods of Pt. Pleas- off with the CbaiJIPIOOshlp. Tournament. The event will tie ~~ 11te1'4! will be three pmes ant. , The last two l'l!ll!'l lleld in employees' club boule, Friday night and three apln on \ n:~v Little League teams of Pt. Pleasant teams won the from Middleport have willi · across from the Kyser. Ctee~ Sa•y nllhl Here are th ~n-Gillia-'Meiss county event In 1959 and 1960 when the Kyger Creek touruament. ' Jllll'er plant. ·· · · pslrlnp felt ~bote two will compete lor the 1H7 winner was Sommerville's of 1965 it was thoi Middleuort 'Two the ·Friday: a:so p.m. - BY DICK THOMAS · CHESHIRE- The Ninth Anaual Kyget:'· Creek Tournament For Little Lell&llllr• will &el 1111derway-_at 7 p.m. Thursday, JuI, at the Kyger Creek Employe1ta Club In what promises one of the finest touma·"""'"'' In the history of the I Sluggers ~~- Pt. Pleasant. Civic Pride, 7:45 , p.m. Galllpolis n. Pt Pleasant and 9 p.m: Pleasant vs. ,Letart. Sat'urday: l:liO p.m. - PomerOy Pirate• vs. ~· Pleasant Plirt 011; 7:4J A.lbleUcs va, ud 9 ·p.m. - Indians vs. ~lo Grande. ; Other. leijms participsl!ns the tournament are Middleport Braves. Middleport Senators, Middleport Red Sox, Gallipolis Tlsers, Gallipolis ~ed Sox, Gallipolis Gallipolis Indians, Pt. Pleasant IQI! and Fuel, Pt. Pleuanl Iron, Pt. Ple~arit · VInton, Bedford: well, · Racine, New Haven ants, YarJiee~' aod Ulbpltel · flir tbe· be ' Bob Burcllett; D• • ·i llmltil. All Stars Win Twinbill Fl'omG&J ' ' · ~~ a ~~ ,.. ' • . . . · 1 •• ' o , , • ' I • . X ''· ~ ! ~ § ~ I ~· IJtl i II u· d j I,:§ !~ ~~ ! :Ill)' m .,. uI I ii hII I~ l1 J1i t·f ~ !iit• i 1·,·. •,ut ·, ,I •• • === ;a ;a 1:1 1:1 ........................ .. . i, "• .~:. ,·j • <~~ .. . !I' . .. ,I HASKINSTANNER · I~ • ' .. ... '1 1 ~ .I ·, " '· /, •fI I . ,., I . ',!· . i. Good Selection Pre-Owned . CADILLACS ' STILL FINER THAN. MANY NEW CARS ~.·' ~ Cadillac Sedan De Ville - - - $$000 -196AHonda CAlOO 1964HondaCA102 l963Honda CA77 50cc1 roldst•r serle&, sh1rp _ SOc:e, cull, slop t11ru _.1 - ' Drum 305ce, runo 111co 1 t., - ~325 SPECIAl. We hoe tWo Sears Mopeds, a 1965 anti a 1963 model, both run very good, and thef ·~ :. · loo~llkealmost new bikes.. .. · ··":..t ~·'•..• · . , ' ., , I ~ , . 2·f;»r tt. ·"'riP' ~ on,• . . .I want to aell tltem , 1 ~ther ..J.'Id ~Jd br;tldpg Up I ·i \ ;, · happy Mme. ' •' &O.th of ~m Por $125.00 . ..· HURRY ~-~.H.URRY I. , -~. ~ �•' '\ I ··-----.--····--;--·----- - ----~------ Ninth Annual·- KC BaSebali. :T~ufnament Starts:rh ' I cbal!lpiODJhlp which wtd be de- Pt. Pleasant. In !HI arulll!82 ~ees, and last year'• 'wbiiltii\ o~ ~·· ol ·llie . clded .alter 39 games covering Pomeroy teams won the event was the Middleport Sena!ors. . •ent. At 7 p.m. the a Pl'rlQd of almost three weeks. with the Redlegs winlllllg 1n The Kf&er Creek Emp,loyees Tigers will play tbe WheD the biggest Utile Lea· and the Pirates In 1962. Club will atage a aoclalgather· Red Legs, and Pl. gue tournament In .the lllstory Gallipolis . tng at 7 p.m. Mopctay for •II Duitstop Tl!'e& wlU meet' the . ol this~ began m 1959 there the event In 1963 when tile menagers of area Utile League J,and Reds Iii the nl&hlefP were Ol!)y 22 teams entered. The sers copped the title and teams parliclpstlng In lbe .196'1 S:SO p.m. ,•. flrlt championship went to 11164 when the Red Sox wallred Kyser Creek Little WSUe .Rotmdlni ool the week'• Poe's line Foods of Pt. Pleas- off with the CbaiJIPIOOshlp. Tournament. The event will tie ~~ 11te1'4! will be three pmes ant. , The last two l'l!ll!'l lleld in employees' club boule, Friday night and three apln on \ n:~v Little League teams of Pt. Pleasant teams won the from Middleport have willi · across from the Kyser. Ctee~ Sa•y nllhl Here are th ~n-Gillia-'Meiss county event In 1959 and 1960 when the Kyger Creek touruament. ' Jllll'er plant. ·· · · pslrlnp felt ~bote two will compete lor the 1H7 winner was Sommerville's of 1965 it was thoi Middleuort 'Two the ·Friday: a:so p.m. - BY DICK THOMAS · CHESHIRE- The Ninth Anaual Kyget:'· Creek Tournament For Little Lell&llllr• will &el 1111derway-_at 7 p.m. Thursday, JuI, at the Kyger Creek Employe1ta Club In what promises one of the finest touma·"""'"'' In the history of the I Sluggers ~~- Pt. Pleasant. Civic Pride, 7:45 , p.m. Galllpolis n. Pt Pleasant and 9 p.m: Pleasant vs. ,Letart. Sat'urday: l:liO p.m. - PomerOy Pirate• vs. ~· Pleasant Plirt 011; 7:4J A.lbleUcs va, ud 9 ·p.m. - Indians vs. ~lo Grande. ; Other. leijms participsl!ns the tournament are Middleport Braves. Middleport Senators, Middleport Red Sox, Gallipolis Tlsers, Gallipolis ~ed Sox, Gallipolis Gallipolis Indians, Pt. Pleasant IQI! and Fuel, Pt. Pleuanl Iron, Pt. Ple~arit · VInton, Bedford: well, · Racine, New Haven ants, YarJiee~' aod Ulbpltel · flir tbe· be ' Bob Burcllett; D• • ·i llmltil. All Stars Win Twinbill Fl'omG&J ' ' · ~~ a ~~ ,.. ' • . . . · 1 •• ' o , , • ' I • . X ''· ~ ! ~ § ~ I ~· IJtl i II u· d j I,:§ !~ ~~ ! :Ill)' m .,. uI I ii hII I~ l1 J1i t·f ~ !iit• i 1·,·. •,ut ·, ,I •• • === ;a ;a 1:1 1:1 ........................ .. . i, "• .~:. ,·j • <~~ .. . !I' . .. ,I HASKINSTANNER · I~ • ' .. ... '1 1 ~ .I ·, " '· /, •fI I . ,., I . ',!· . i. Good Selection Pre-Owned . CADILLACS ' STILL FINER THAN. MANY NEW CARS ~.·' ~ Cadillac Sedan De Ville - - - $$000 -196AHonda CAlOO 1964HondaCA102 l963Honda CA77 50cc1 roldst•r serle&, sh1rp _ SOc:e, cull, slop t11ru _.1 - ' Drum 305ce, runo 111co 1 t., - ~325 SPECIAl. We hoe tWo Sears Mopeds, a 1965 anti a 1963 model, both run very good, and thef ·~ :. · loo~llkealmost new bikes.. .. · ··":..t ~·'•..• · . , ' ., , I ~ , . 2·f;»r tt. ·"'riP' ~ on,• . . .I want to aell tltem , 1 ~ther ..J.'Id ~Jd br;tldpg Up I ·i \ ;, · happy Mme. ' •' &O.th of ~m Por $125.00 . ..· HURRY ~-~.H.URRY I. , -~. ~ �•••J, ' • . <( \'·:·. / ' . ' ' \ I t . ' . ' . { ' '. !ra~Jting Bulls.· THE· 4th JUlY. The WIS~~p;.Cf REALlOk JULy·. ,'!('_i', I 'IHW\1 .·- .#;:~~,~.~ ' .. , N&W LII~ING . . I'm L..kl~,~ A LAROI LOVELY Buyer • TH"- ~lng 3 "'EllROOM D For ABlrg11n ~~D~TR~~N.~.~p~~ !!!tCOK..,;:j;«M lu·~~~i~ . THJ, BABOAIN II A I B!J)ROOM I I'IIIIIPioACtll. I IA'fHI. I CAR "'::lt 8 A!IEA Mi•AIIIMJ:NT 'Q:AltA(I.t Am> ttfU 'IA8mllllN1' • D.u,.M ·' GAltAGE AND 'WlTH REC. ROOM AND FAMILY llSC~~~t~AIRVJEW 8tTB. JIIIOM. 1'1"8 LA~OI, IT'8 NI<I, OWND IIAft tiiLL AHD WB AND 1'1"1 1'110111 IIIOJIT, 6 ROOM HOME ~ carpe~ . with ease, Blue $' f tot . •l.f .. ~ALLlA ' Jtau~ Salon· Perma lit waves n.ow on s~­ MOUERN Doun1ta1ler 11J cial .DO. oanrur appoint- 11t1t. or 11101111. 1IIW Cit-. _ 206:11 mtnl. P . Ill t4d. 155 I DUI ~ Complete TV 1,63 '"' \ . 'ON ALL 1961 MODns-10% -1$%-20% and. 25%. OFF Ml Olft Ill loWb . $1395 to·MAKE ROOM FOR NEW. :MODELS ALL MUST GO . ' SWEEP .SERiES - The Galllpolll SloiV Ptlcll League All-Stan took three games from the G & J squad first half champions, following a double triumph Friday evening at the GSI. Members of the all-stars were David Tawney, tion Sheets, Steve Jargers. Bob Hnaer, Bob Erwin, Tom Sprague, Merrill Wilcoxen, Daa Greene, John Beaver, M. Oettlin, Steve Adams, Kevin Dennis, Gary Lane, Jilll W"lggiRJ, Clrl Wolfe, Gerald Tua11Dg, )forria Elliott, Fred Fellure, and Mikt AlleD, manaaer. I her* . SPECIAL 1963 BUICK ! l!langert Don Wllaon' and Bill : Odlds, apperenUy bavtng their ' leaiD keyed up lur tile ganll, ! saw Middleport Jump oft to a 1.0 lead in tile lltllt frame and 11*1 up the margin to 2-4 In the LIOP of the third. lomer Smith's Pomeroy team •m PhOne 446 4330 CLOIID JULY 4th COON CR. .K Ill PIIIBY TWr. c•=v. ANCU~,_ INCLUDING T HI Rl~ ftiii.Js "--' ot.DIIf'oitoMI THAi' WO. a•.<U'I'II'UL Filii> PLAOII liAS- UPT--.,.- TQ DA'l'L rtf LtVIN'C MOM, PLUS r tl L L ft' INCLUDSS ~ Nl91: I[ITCHtN, a&II:MSNT Aim I C.U CIAIAU AHb MOblltt<t .ATH - "fir AU. . 'l'O WAU.. rr IAI'I r011 .1.'~....=~ AND ...... 8 CAitPI't, 1. IJD. BRO!oiS SI:\IIRAL l!llT IIJILI> INGS Mm A FtME YIEW o.- 'I"Ht ~~~:".o'~~Jl:i OtFJII. ""CELLINT 1!1" . OPPORTUNITY FOR BARBER IAftBJRSROP 3 AP~RTM!:'l'l'l• BA'RBEllt JNC0U APPitOX. 17.. 000 YR. INCOMI PIOM 3 UNT· ALII 111 APPROX. 12.1100 PER YEAR. IT'S YOUR& TOR LUI SKILLED MEN N8EDED AT ONCI . Year 'round lmplovllllllt , lncr111ed Gov•mment ConlrKie ~Company Pallllltllflll Standard rate lor 1111Chantcs Is $3.15 per heur SHIIT MITAL WOitiCIItS STEEL AISIMILIR! .. STEIL I'A!Itlti'AUTTOI,.. 'PIA.EFITTERS IHIII-.•ITTIRI STilL LA•I 0 .., , WILblltl Apply Men!lly lhro""' FrldoJ 1:20 a.m. " S J.llt. · laturclo"'- I 1.111. Ia 12 lllllft EMPLOYMINT 0F"CE THE AMERICAN SHIP BUilDING ~COMPANY 400 Colorado Avo. ~ An equal DILLON LAND Lonln, Ohlt employer \ Rtal htlte Por Sale ·I - ff ACRES of land located 2S -----U-:"LI':'FY":'?~ miles from Huntington, w. : DO YOU Q ,. Va., barn, no house, tobacco ! l. JUST DISCHARGED? base, creek running along lhe , 2. OR SIRVID IN front ol the farm. Ideal vaca- \ YIORL:D WAR II? tiOn land. Priced rea11011able, J. DON'T HAVE ANY Call for more Information. ' MONIY? 4. IUT WANT TO BUY A HOUSE? ~;ld rldllf and P,nelei famUY mom PI Ut Built In oven ur.. or rental. VA .Uflro~ . ~eri St t.BnO Mantbl1 ••JIMIW 113 Wbl.eb 1ft. dud.. wet md ·M • j each a triple and Alan Cuoninl!ham, • single. By innings: Mlddli!(IOI't 10! Jill S- a 5! 1 Rex McCormick S.ya: You c•n't get abetttr 002 010 0- S 4 : Van Matrt IIIII l'oweU R. Allboll, Will (7) IIIII 1k1n 10 Air Conditioned us prove iH .......,Iaiii_ "....... .... V.U. ' ' · Chfvroletsand Olcltmobll~tln Stockl At Special Discount , dealan~h·~~• ner.,--_ _ WlfNIIIIcldmtN Clullltrla ........ SAVE ,.........,... NOW . V.U. SAVE ., ,, I ' NOW·'~ . . ., '. I' 11. '\ GALLIPOLIS Chevrolet-Oldsmobile·~ co. ' P~t4463672 , 210.236 Second Ave• ' 18 Berger Ave. · ....u room mi)Q ~r!l home uoellent .. m.otbeMb·law hDm\e I . Acreon U . •S•35 • mOlli11!1 '11111 PANOJ t'" ;r.,:.~~,w~l'. ExceDent Low Coat BEDROOM HbMt THE KilrHEN ,. coMPLII:l'E wi-r• loLL AI'PlJ. Home 1nd· 3 Atres Low low . ·"'· FRENCH CITY \ .: MUFFLER SHO~/' .. acrtl 1 Pomeroy u:m-.,•;r: :r~ =A~~ New Irick lnd One ' k FOR SALE .... 'l'tltM lled'roo,.... bl·lflflil Wltk I Getting · hits lor PomtrOJ were Roger DIXon with 1bree llfti)el in fi,_ afficlll tripe 10 1 tht pl1jjt and AbbaU with one I ~1. Dllan led all playtts in Sian Wilson and Gene Powell, iPUNTY OJ' OTimR ' Oll't'I'Uit.b:\a.l• GOOD t ~'~~""""""'· ID4 Wlftllftty, .aee tbla 0111 player, llt\'l!r trailed In I h • !he sevtnth to take the Win by Oller with a pair of · doubles, I 1 convlnclnl margin. l!Dger ,Abbott, the Pomeroy moondlmln !or I il-l lnnlftll. 1•ve up jult live bits a n d llltllck 0111 tour and walked five. Jed came on for PomOI'()y with two outs in the seventh and finished up the Po111troy hBl dullel. 142 w•-· •· 9000 AJt(D YG . u ...,. .••··~•''....!f~ ~.,.. Am~¥ ..,. 'I'AII't IOLD. ~ Ul ·~ ' IACto I..U, I t&lllll BA!IN1I, ~~r]',j.1 ft~teit powtr .teeriDQ, alt con&: jlqJ~ed, radio, !l,OOO aelual 11111111, never .old new, 1$1tlo Ml~ 1iehind 11 ro ~a huntlrY. aot two mora l'1ll1l ill tllf hilfJnC deporlmllll fur the : pltdllnc ~ Rlghthandfll' RICk the fourth, added IIIOiber in · day. i 1 Van Ma~ filti year pony 1M 1Ith and scortd three in Middleport hilt«* ""re Steve · came. . 1 ' IIDilWS, PLUS LAJir.W: 0 IN I NO AREA AND CAltP'l!.'T'F.D D ~ Yrrm Pt'Ril'1'.*1'l' ~~~l ltA'MO DooRS. tAIIIOI OAilAOI AT·t A.CBED. ' Host Pomer_,y Upset.B-3 By Middleport POMEROY - '!lie Middleport however, raDied lor a pair ol P<*J Lea111• t~;un1 upset host markers Jn the liottom ol the r..oy an 8-S 11W' tblnl IIIII It loolrld U It I 1111 FridaJ , ''real 1IoM race" wu an. · . / . , But 114iddlepert. IIIU ¥1ctory . IIORB THAN WE'VE LISTED. lJ' ~ .~ ' · .WE"V£ SOLD SOLD SOLD .."t.''';."' agno11. ~.o.'lffl~ ooNE tr !tGAIN R0 L 0 :ALANel 1M m'M ftNCtl w."" top, automllle, · ,!!!~ 'i. 1u;LB.AC',R"S !; GOOD HOM! •t·.. 'Ill e~ ~ . ' $2195 1966 MERCURY «- bud . en. DOWN PAYM~NT NEW 3 BEDROOtt\ .....cleoD II DOW cHtmR.o•. PHON! 985-3308 .. :, NtDQya Cllllllcotbl ,..,.. · '!:=' - hllltlvld Pree JOut dead bor~ea, oowl· llld mules. Call colliat JaCUDII 186-4AI o 1965 FORD LT.D. :t_.':Pit:.tr.~: 11tW WIIIW IIIII, low ' .RIDENOUR.RADIO and T.V. trfLL !!!~~~~~m11~~ ~llfo: .irliif'·III'M, one or 1111 IIW'P' . - . BRADBUI\Y IPatlmll!lll, · addill llpiy, 729 Second Ave. Sto~k $8,500 . IJAS I'UBN'ACJ: HEAT. LOCATED IDOl 'Dtld WILL 'fAIII A. TIIADI Ok H>:t.P ~aW•t FREE INSTALLATION IUY 'EM WHILI THEY'RE HOT PINANCI: _AU YOU THI BUYBR WE'RE ..t.OOKING F08 1 GIVJI Ill .. 111118, . . . , ..... TUllo TAPPEN RANG£. 3 BEDROOMS, PAULA - 1 MY • ' MUFFLERS' 17.95 anii up -~ m.i' y:m ~~~: farm Partn P•rm F~rm LGirt' 'makea lbe lob a breeee. Bini eltclric shBmpootr fl. lllepJIII'd, m tst AYt. , · 1 ., ' ~lllpeMa,'· Oh\CP. ' " . ; i !. ·' �•••J, ' • . <( \'·:·. / ' . ' ' \ I t . ' . ' . { ' '. !ra~Jting Bulls.· THE· 4th JUlY. The WIS~~p;.Cf REALlOk JULy·. ,'!('_i', I 'IHW\1 .·- .#;:~~,~.~ ' .. , N&W LII~ING . . I'm L..kl~,~ A LAROI LOVELY Buyer • TH"- ~lng 3 "'EllROOM D For ABlrg11n ~~D~TR~~N.~.~p~~ !!!tCOK..,;:j;«M lu·~~~i~ . THJ, BABOAIN II A I B!J)ROOM I I'IIIIIPioACtll. I IA'fHI. I CAR "'::lt 8 A!IEA Mi•AIIIMJ:NT 'Q:AltA(I.t Am> ttfU 'IA8mllllN1' • D.u,.M ·' GAltAGE AND 'WlTH REC. ROOM AND FAMILY llSC~~~t~AIRVJEW 8tTB. JIIIOM. 1'1"8 LA~OI, IT'8 NI<I, OWND IIAft tiiLL AHD WB AND 1'1"1 1'110111 IIIOJIT, 6 ROOM HOME ~ carpe~ . with ease, Blue $' f tot . •l.f .. ~ALLlA ' Jtau~ Salon· Perma lit waves n.ow on s~­ MOUERN Doun1ta1ler 11J cial .DO. oanrur appoint- 11t1t. or 11101111. 1IIW Cit-. _ 206:11 mtnl. P . Ill t4d. 155 I DUI ~ Complete TV 1,63 '"' \ . 'ON ALL 1961 MODns-10% -1$%-20% and. 25%. OFF Ml Olft Ill loWb . $1395 to·MAKE ROOM FOR NEW. :MODELS ALL MUST GO . ' SWEEP .SERiES - The Galllpolll SloiV Ptlcll League All-Stan took three games from the G & J squad first half champions, following a double triumph Friday evening at the GSI. Members of the all-stars were David Tawney, tion Sheets, Steve Jargers. Bob Hnaer, Bob Erwin, Tom Sprague, Merrill Wilcoxen, Daa Greene, John Beaver, M. Oettlin, Steve Adams, Kevin Dennis, Gary Lane, Jilll W"lggiRJ, Clrl Wolfe, Gerald Tua11Dg, )forria Elliott, Fred Fellure, and Mikt AlleD, manaaer. I her* . SPECIAL 1963 BUICK ! l!langert Don Wllaon' and Bill : Odlds, apperenUy bavtng their ' leaiD keyed up lur tile ganll, ! saw Middleport Jump oft to a 1.0 lead in tile lltllt frame and 11*1 up the margin to 2-4 In the LIOP of the third. lomer Smith's Pomeroy team •m PhOne 446 4330 CLOIID JULY 4th COON CR. .K Ill PIIIBY TWr. c•=v. ANCU~,_ INCLUDING T HI Rl~ ftiii.Js "--' ot.DIIf'oitoMI THAi' WO. a•.<U'I'II'UL Filii> PLAOII liAS- UPT--.,.- TQ DA'l'L rtf LtVIN'C MOM, PLUS r tl L L ft' INCLUDSS ~ Nl91: I[ITCHtN, a&II:MSNT Aim I C.U CIAIAU AHb MOblltt<t .ATH - "fir AU. . 'l'O WAU.. rr IAI'I r011 .1.'~....=~ AND ...... 8 CAitPI't, 1. IJD. BRO!oiS SI:\IIRAL l!llT IIJILI> INGS Mm A FtME YIEW o.- 'I"Ht ~~~:".o'~~Jl:i OtFJII. ""CELLINT 1!1" . OPPORTUNITY FOR BARBER IAftBJRSROP 3 AP~RTM!:'l'l'l• BA'RBEllt JNC0U APPitOX. 17.. 000 YR. INCOMI PIOM 3 UNT· ALII 111 APPROX. 12.1100 PER YEAR. IT'S YOUR& TOR LUI SKILLED MEN N8EDED AT ONCI . Year 'round lmplovllllllt , lncr111ed Gov•mment ConlrKie ~Company Pallllltllflll Standard rate lor 1111Chantcs Is $3.15 per heur SHIIT MITAL WOitiCIItS STEEL AISIMILIR! .. STEIL I'A!Itlti'AUTTOI,.. 'PIA.EFITTERS IHIII-.•ITTIRI STilL LA•I 0 .., , WILblltl Apply Men!lly lhro""' FrldoJ 1:20 a.m. " S J.llt. · laturclo"'- I 1.111. Ia 12 lllllft EMPLOYMINT 0F"CE THE AMERICAN SHIP BUilDING ~COMPANY 400 Colorado Avo. ~ An equal DILLON LAND Lonln, Ohlt employer \ Rtal htlte Por Sale ·I - ff ACRES of land located 2S -----U-:"LI':'FY":'?~ miles from Huntington, w. : DO YOU Q ,. Va., barn, no house, tobacco ! l. JUST DISCHARGED? base, creek running along lhe , 2. OR SIRVID IN front ol the farm. Ideal vaca- \ YIORL:D WAR II? tiOn land. Priced rea11011able, J. DON'T HAVE ANY Call for more Information. ' MONIY? 4. IUT WANT TO BUY A HOUSE? ~;ld rldllf and P,nelei famUY mom PI Ut Built In oven ur.. or rental. VA .Uflro~ . ~eri St t.BnO Mantbl1 ••JIMIW 113 Wbl.eb 1ft. dud.. wet md ·M • j each a triple and Alan Cuoninl!ham, • single. By innings: Mlddli!(IOI't 10! Jill S- a 5! 1 Rex McCormick S.ya: You c•n't get abetttr 002 010 0- S 4 : Van Matrt IIIII l'oweU R. Allboll, Will (7) IIIII 1k1n 10 Air Conditioned us prove iH .......,Iaiii_ "....... .... V.U. ' ' · Chfvroletsand Olcltmobll~tln Stockl At Special Discount , dealan~h·~~• ner.,--_ _ WlfNIIIIcldmtN Clullltrla ........ SAVE ,.........,... NOW . V.U. SAVE ., ,, I ' NOW·'~ . . ., '. I' 11. '\ GALLIPOLIS Chevrolet-Oldsmobile·~ co. ' P~t4463672 , 210.236 Second Ave• ' 18 Berger Ave. · ....u room mi)Q ~r!l home uoellent .. m.otbeMb·law hDm\e I . Acreon U . •S•35 • mOlli11!1 '11111 PANOJ t'" ;r.,:.~~,w~l'. ExceDent Low Coat BEDROOM HbMt THE KilrHEN ,. coMPLII:l'E wi-r• loLL AI'PlJ. Home 1nd· 3 Atres Low low . ·"'· FRENCH CITY \ .: MUFFLER SHO~/' .. acrtl 1 Pomeroy u:m-.,•;r: :r~ =A~~ New Irick lnd One ' k FOR SALE .... 'l'tltM lled'roo,.... bl·lflflil Wltk I Getting · hits lor PomtrOJ were Roger DIXon with 1bree llfti)el in fi,_ afficlll tripe 10 1 tht pl1jjt and AbbaU with one I ~1. Dllan led all playtts in Sian Wilson and Gene Powell, iPUNTY OJ' OTimR ' Oll't'I'Uit.b:\a.l• GOOD t ~'~~""""""'· ID4 Wlftllftty, .aee tbla 0111 player, llt\'l!r trailed In I h • !he sevtnth to take the Win by Oller with a pair of · doubles, I 1 convlnclnl margin. l!Dger ,Abbott, the Pomeroy moondlmln !or I il-l lnnlftll. 1•ve up jult live bits a n d llltllck 0111 tour and walked five. Jed came on for PomOI'()y with two outs in the seventh and finished up the Po111troy hBl dullel. 142 w•-· •· 9000 AJt(D YG . u ...,. .••··~•''....!f~ ~.,.. Am~¥ ..,. 'I'AII't IOLD. ~ Ul ·~ ' IACto I..U, I t&lllll BA!IN1I, ~~r]',j.1 ft~teit powtr .teeriDQ, alt con&: jlqJ~ed, radio, !l,OOO aelual 11111111, never .old new, 1$1tlo Ml~ 1iehind 11 ro ~a huntlrY. aot two mora l'1ll1l ill tllf hilfJnC deporlmllll fur the : pltdllnc ~ Rlghthandfll' RICk the fourth, added IIIOiber in · day. i 1 Van Ma~ filti year pony 1M 1Ith and scortd three in Middleport hilt«* ""re Steve · came. . 1 ' IIDilWS, PLUS LAJir.W: 0 IN I NO AREA AND CAltP'l!.'T'F.D D ~ Yrrm Pt'Ril'1'.*1'l' ~~~l ltA'MO DooRS. tAIIIOI OAilAOI AT·t A.CBED. ' Host Pomer_,y Upset.B-3 By Middleport POMEROY - '!lie Middleport however, raDied lor a pair ol P<*J Lea111• t~;un1 upset host markers Jn the liottom ol the r..oy an 8-S 11W' tblnl IIIII It loolrld U It I 1111 FridaJ , ''real 1IoM race" wu an. · . / . , But 114iddlepert. IIIU ¥1ctory . IIORB THAN WE'VE LISTED. lJ' ~ .~ ' · .WE"V£ SOLD SOLD SOLD .."t.''';."' agno11. ~.o.'lffl~ ooNE tr !tGAIN R0 L 0 :ALANel 1M m'M ftNCtl w."" top, automllle, · ,!!!~ 'i. 1u;LB.AC',R"S !; GOOD HOM! •t·.. 'Ill e~ ~ . ' $2195 1966 MERCURY «- bud . en. DOWN PAYM~NT NEW 3 BEDROOtt\ .....cleoD II DOW cHtmR.o•. PHON! 985-3308 .. :, NtDQya Cllllllcotbl ,..,.. · '!:=' - hllltlvld Pree JOut dead bor~ea, oowl· llld mules. Call colliat JaCUDII 186-4AI o 1965 FORD LT.D. :t_.':Pit:.tr.~: 11tW WIIIW IIIII, low ' .RIDENOUR.RADIO and T.V. trfLL !!!~~~~~m11~~ ~llfo: .irliif'·III'M, one or 1111 IIW'P' . - . BRADBUI\Y IPatlmll!lll, · addill llpiy, 729 Second Ave. Sto~k $8,500 . IJAS I'UBN'ACJ: HEAT. LOCATED IDOl 'Dtld WILL 'fAIII A. TIIADI Ok H>:t.P ~aW•t FREE INSTALLATION IUY 'EM WHILI THEY'RE HOT PINANCI: _AU YOU THI BUYBR WE'RE ..t.OOKING F08 1 GIVJI Ill .. 111118, . . . , ..... TUllo TAPPEN RANG£. 3 BEDROOMS, PAULA - 1 MY • ' MUFFLERS' 17.95 anii up -~ m.i' y:m ~~~: farm Partn P•rm F~rm LGirt' 'makea lbe lob a breeee. Bini eltclric shBmpootr fl. lllepJIII'd, m tst AYt. , · 1 ., ' ~lllpeMa,'· Oh\CP. ' " . ; i !. ·' �\ \ '.j , • f ' ' '· '. ' . ,,. • ' POMEROY MOT~'$ JOLY , SEU.EBRA'l'lfJN buttonholu, sews· m buttons, ~. patches, ~. etc.>.AD lYIII1o\lli•~W...DIB. Z BEDROOM HOUSE, 1838 Llll- coln Jlelibls, flO monlb. . T % Stc ........... ...." ROOM APARTMENT with bath, 9111>3350, Chester. A OaiTUAIIII 7 2 lfc 111lniii'IUM. •LIND .ol c ........ 992-2540. ''''IV YO PLACI A 7 2 ftiONI ttM'III l CAMPING TRAILER, by day or week. Phone 19241138. - -- -- - - ......_C _a_r_c ·;;· ~"•nks 8 28 THE FAMILY of HUrley- M. M~ISOD wishes to thank the !lllddleport emergency squad., jet black flnlsb. white top. 1964CHM 112 DOOR .......... $1099 1964 DODGE 2 DOOR ·.. ·....... $1095 per. month. eau ~~~ :::::--+.::.11 1peaker, , 4 speed changer. Tate over of $5 per month or pay bal· ·ance $69.40. Call 99%-2%10. T 2 8tC ONE USED Massey Harris per COIIlbine. P. M. Cowdery, J,.img Bottom. ' 2 3tc 1118lie trans. Radio and beater, like aew whitewall Urea lot. Pbone 992-&. ~bared. Yo~~r~;~~~~~~~at:ed::in~Po~m~e:~:~~~~~ 2Z tic will always be Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . 1 2 ltc Wanted To Buy 1$ kind - Roots • Bart --GiJII seng, )'ellow root, wlld May AIPle, clean, no dirl Bill 'Jij)ey, f . 0. Box 14, will Reedsl'ille, Oblo, C5772. . • f17 12otc 1962 OLDS 88 4 DOOR ...... ··.. $995 OUAUTANE - 1958 Chevrolet 1 Ton $695 • Let us give you a.free e1ll· mate on the LP Gas, CI~· dor or bulk system thl• I right for · YOU! can toda7 for prompt, courteous serv· . can for rates ond Information PHONE 742-4211 6 cyl. engine, 4 speed trans. Good tires, dual wheel helper sprlnp, red finish, 9 II, faciGrf flake. Hettler. 'l'hll truck is far above averaeo. ; ~962 Ford 1-Ton LP GAS lee. TRIJC.K SPECIALS j_ Fo~l!:r.,~:,.?~r·- ~ ·'' ' ,' eAii1mlnum AW..lnp I eAiuminum :Sidlng' ~Aluminum IJeiUngtw eAhlmlnum WI~ f. ~ra· JCii' Porta • Pet101 t lowq lf!-""liJitlon · or C1ll Collect 53U811 .., . Elmer E. White, 404!,2 So. 4th St., Ironton R1prnentatln In This Araa 20 YHrt F9r . • Rutl1nd Fumltare ·s::el"ft' & ·SERVICE ·4 1Lw .. , . . -•• ~:r.· ~,~· ' NM;Iil PiiOI'IOlli •• .CALL I. DICK ~wu~ias , , '· ·...-··lin. . ...... .....:..a11 Hm! ~.L I -. W'l Mil' · · IIIDDLaPORT, OHIO - . IIJ nne• tf 4-C Jiiiflt;pe,Jt ~r Allls-Chllmft St1Ws Jl D,JJ·t.--1 ......,. _R811dlea IAiw 6ollo.., with 111111 ' 1\e D·JI ..... All Nftr Rw'lrtw.S!IoP L!ctllll WHEEL ," ALIGNMENT, eC:.r eTruclc• tW•• Con . tBullill r · SCHWARZEL MARINE AND OHIO •I' BLAETTNARS ,.._ m:na Poii\troy ,. .. .' ' ~ pou.ter, the lracllon andbolllllfttobaljl)!eurl!lnt?b •· of imJ>kmerl/a to 10 to work for ,uu fllll il-"1 No matter where you farm Of w~i ne pmdqe, tile ~ Sarieo D D·l6U8JII ilu.Jtllti:YIIl' ....... _, . ·-Type . ICEIJH ~GOIY,I ., _· WY WIN ' . , . , .... . ' "MA WILLIAM$01\4" WILUAMSON FQM SUPPLY o. . IIUT~AND, 0. Majur ........... Jll·UDI!ed 1>.- • I 'lm' ., SALESMAN · '•' - EXPERIENCED,, \'1' ,. I - - - ---- V. V. Johnson & Son . 222- 4th Ave.; Huntington •Mollern Local OWI1tll. loW llllleoge od&lnal lnterlor eleln. white finish, po'lfer' ~ b~.;:automatfe, radio and beat- $2995 7~ Go F"arst aass 1959 OLDS 98 4 DOOR .......... : $595 Impala conv. Cpe. Whlte;finloh, red trim, black top, power steering and bfakes, J>owerglide, 327 eu. ·iu. engine, wheel cov.., whllewall tires, deluxe seat belt& A new one at a UBed ar price. · ~·.ur us~.'i BRAKE SE~VIt,E V8 automatic trolls. Radio and hettter, good tires, blue ov.;,. w)llte finish, sharp, .,..t ..,....., power •teerlnll and brakeS. real nice New '66 Chevrol~t 1':· ·. · Ohio Bllitancl Motor lilht ereen flnlah, &ood tireoi, Ndlo and er. Thll Cl1' mu.t btf-iitobe appnetoted. , ·. ''' , .. l N·DA Sales end Service 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR .... $995 Vinyl lntertor, Conte~' MNRUDE 2'10 Series. white fllilioh rod lntertor, 8 cyL eogine, auto- heater. a sharp one St., Middleport 3383 or 992-3343. Rawlinf,S • Coal• for '~~u: l 4~~;ii~iiSbediiiidDiifU eiftclebt services, the II< ROOM furnished and unfumful nora! offerings, those who islled apartmeoll -420 ant food, $alem . Center monlb an4 1 up.,.~boae Ro••iey thurch, Wilkesville Masons, and Reed, 992-27'16, after 4 p. .t:aotern Star, and ~~Ighbors ,.. phone m.M7f. who assisted In any jrily. . 4, 25 ~ :' Mrs. $Jiiaheth Nelson, 4! ROOM Ullfl1J"III.I!! apartment .; John 1\f. Nelson, Rosalie In Pomenif. A WHIIIS Jolmson and family, u 18 tfc gene Nelson fad family, !SHED and UDfunllabed and Mr. and Mrs. FURN Nelson and family apartmenta. Close to scbooL Pbone 99U43«.. 10 II tfe 7 2 ltp ftiRNISIIEID 4 room .and WE WISH .to thank all · ;,. balll dsent cards or called or first lltloor apartm...., Ml 8 7 Uc any way helped to make dlepor'- 1192-381( 50th anniversary a to - ROOM HOUSE, 3 bedroomL Notice 289 V-3 eneme. 4-speod, f oew 'whitewall llrea, radio ~d heater, wall tires, aqua finish room. large Jot, Wright Close to new school• • • ,. m.. D•' 1' ...,....ttnttt Nton. ldurO•' 1965 MUSTANG CONVERnBLE · ·$1795 liN eu. in. 6 cyl Std. trans. Radio, Heater. Like new, white- jijN1-• "' coo,. oo• ......,. 4 ROOMS and bath. 0 . ,1 1 NOUOI .Check Our StDck ••• Claeck Our Prices Check Our·Can ••• We fool You Notl FuJi!i*fince,411!1Jtre'u .m:.:ts ' ' !, !' ess. trailer. Good George Hackett, Jr. ~2444. , -f 2 lfc { ....,.... ...... I ''. ' ClDnlnnatl ' Security end • fine future . cen be yours. Earn 15%.-of Sales with $100 weekly tu•rentee, plus ell major benefi!s, com~any, v• hlcle, fum11hed. . .credit and merch•ndrs&· . 5 DAY WORK WEEK , TO APPLY . . FILL I" BELj)W AND MAIL TO ROB~RT ~ACKSON, BOX 88 MIDDLEPoR~, OHIO 45760 aucap GOO OliO .... I P ~ 7 11 1 ooo m Malonay, Lie (1), llolllllrl (7) and Pavletleb, CGbr (8) : Hands, KAm:1 (7), BltM tt• (8) and Hmlllll,r, WP-Bibd• (4-3). LP-Mt. . . (64). JIRa- :lflD!..,. !Wlb. . . KMI. ~ lj ',~"!1\ -- ' St. Loulll t ,, 100 GO:UOII;., t t 1 Use Dekalb Haw York GOG :biG GOG-! U Jttlktll 15..1) IIDII lhl:lrver . B.. ~D. 1!11811' '(T) and Groll. U'...& ... ,(14'). liRGIIIIa (lrd), $1195 v-3 engine, 4-speed trana. Good 700x16 llrw, dual wheels, belper oprinp, 8 ft. bod7 with eattie @eb, neater -- Severelr.w Chevrolet Clprlce 4 Doon In Stock:With Fectory Air-Conditioning Can 8t Planted Anytillt fn The Next30 Oaysand Stil Make Good . Late Summer Pasture .; POMEROY I40TOR CO. ' Your Clwvy DNier O,•n Evenlnga Tll9 30&-318 I. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO at Raclne H 18 JW1 f, "· 7:30 p. m. • Z8 FOOT Alto Chalmers blne, good condition. N•. Rose. Phone 992-11'/IO. 6 29 3te •' •PONIES- 2 .Identical t to line make fancy signs, complete wUit portable ..... 5 paymenls $5 each $21.50 cash; 192-2685. 23 tie l'ON'I'fAC. Gro, '$1.175. ; PfliiiiiO l92o639i. 6 ' %8 ELECTRIC SeWing eblnes, never been used. only,aslq .$35 and wUI Q~pt .' CaJrDs, Weslles, BasSets and Terriers. Barklroo" Kennel, Ohio. Pbone 887~. 6 25 7tc· =--:: llltldfeye Manley Middleport 8 foot llde pickup, very good dillon. Jolm Tueker, · llyleeDJ Rlln Roed. • 30 ROOM BOOS!, ·IMwly naiDI-1 · ed outside, 5 acres. In enville, $3$00. Phone toll. • 10 lie I ,., .. door m 111111 JerVI~. J~·, eralioD,NewBa'f IID-2Irlt. 41 : AUCI'IONEER Complete SeiJIJ!; ' ,B·RiAK tfia ·· . BOTTLEN.ECK . ' Central Soya of Ohio · . ')(., f/t1 lASE of YtJUR SILO with ths .. ·11t Los Ang 040 OliO 001- 5 7 ~ Houston 220 OliO 0110- 4 9 0 Osteen, Perranoskl (il ·and A. c. BRADJIWD Rose))oro; Wllsoo. eu.:tar (9) ~ 01111 , and Adlesh, Brand (8). WP' • \. I I · (11·7). LP-Wllson (f-5). APPIJANCE HOSPITAL BRs - Parker (4tb), 0~\ien Jolu! M. Rottcen, lrd st., (2nd) . Amerleaa t.pt W. Va. · · lie · at MlnutSOta, ppd., SI!:Wll'IG mac~~-, ....,.m . IIJ'adMI Wrlle, PhOIIe or :goplael Crill •• bard~op. lhlll, m-·n. ema .ail take over. Pbone 'I'1H28I. Ul puppies AKC, IIIII blood Une, 1tud and grooming. !'liOne ~114;1 I .... ~··~ /'.·j~~-· •• ~· Year f~•t Reftlllfi'M•tor B.-~1 · ·'' .. Big ' tf,c~: .It: ·>,,· . ... ~, $1.25 weekly. 1192-2885. I 23 Uc NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIEIS IN MIDDLEPORT. AIR Atlanta · 010 0011 IJOD:-'1 5 ! Pltisburgh ooo 1110 tl2z.-. ·a II • 11001110 lr.l-- l 11 0 Johnson, Carroll <8), Bernandft (8) and Uecker; Blut (3-2) and May. LP-<:arroH (3-1). YOUR FARM SUPPLY CENTER ••• ......., .. ' ••• '· ~ /• j' l~DQOR~· . '· ; ·, · H ELP! WE' OVERSTOC .. - . ·"*·/" I .. · "'' on . . tires! " ,. ·~·· . ' ' .1\ . �\ \ '.j , • f ' ' '· '. ' . ,,. • ' POMEROY MOT~'$ JOLY , SEU.EBRA'l'lfJN buttonholu, sews· m buttons, ~. patches, ~. etc.>.AD lYIII1o\lli•~W...DIB. Z BEDROOM HOUSE, 1838 Llll- coln Jlelibls, flO monlb. . T % Stc ........... ...." ROOM APARTMENT with bath, 9111>3350, Chester. A OaiTUAIIII 7 2 lfc 111lniii'IUM. •LIND .ol c ........ 992-2540. ''''IV YO PLACI A 7 2 ftiONI ttM'III l CAMPING TRAILER, by day or week. Phone 19241138. - -- -- - - ......_C _a_r_c ·;;· ~"•nks 8 28 THE FAMILY of HUrley- M. M~ISOD wishes to thank the !lllddleport emergency squad., jet black flnlsb. white top. 1964CHM 112 DOOR .......... $1099 1964 DODGE 2 DOOR ·.. ·....... $1095 per. month. eau ~~~ :::::--+.::.11 1peaker, , 4 speed changer. Tate over of $5 per month or pay bal· ·ance $69.40. Call 99%-2%10. T 2 8tC ONE USED Massey Harris per COIIlbine. P. M. Cowdery, J,.img Bottom. ' 2 3tc 1118lie trans. Radio and beater, like aew whitewall Urea lot. Pbone 992-&. ~bared. Yo~~r~;~~~~~~~at:ed::in~Po~m~e:~:~~~~~ 2Z tic will always be Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 . 1 2 ltc Wanted To Buy 1$ kind - Roots • Bart --GiJII seng, )'ellow root, wlld May AIPle, clean, no dirl Bill 'Jij)ey, f . 0. Box 14, will Reedsl'ille, Oblo, C5772. . • f17 12otc 1962 OLDS 88 4 DOOR ...... ··.. $995 OUAUTANE - 1958 Chevrolet 1 Ton $695 • Let us give you a.free e1ll· mate on the LP Gas, CI~· dor or bulk system thl• I right for · YOU! can toda7 for prompt, courteous serv· . can for rates ond Information PHONE 742-4211 6 cyl. engine, 4 speed trans. Good tires, dual wheel helper sprlnp, red finish, 9 II, faciGrf flake. Hettler. 'l'hll truck is far above averaeo. ; ~962 Ford 1-Ton LP GAS lee. TRIJC.K SPECIALS j_ Fo~l!:r.,~:,.?~r·- ~ ·'' ' ,' eAii1mlnum AW..lnp I eAiuminum :Sidlng' ~Aluminum IJeiUngtw eAhlmlnum WI~ f. ~ra· JCii' Porta • Pet101 t lowq lf!-""liJitlon · or C1ll Collect 53U811 .., . Elmer E. White, 404!,2 So. 4th St., Ironton R1prnentatln In This Araa 20 YHrt F9r . • Rutl1nd Fumltare ·s::el"ft' & ·SERVICE ·4 1Lw .. , . . -•• ~:r.· ~,~· ' NM;Iil PiiOI'IOlli •• .CALL I. DICK ~wu~ias , , '· ·...-··lin. . ...... .....:..a11 Hm! ~.L I -. W'l Mil' · · IIIDDLaPORT, OHIO - . IIJ nne• tf 4-C Jiiiflt;pe,Jt ~r Allls-Chllmft St1Ws Jl D,JJ·t.--1 ......,. _R811dlea IAiw 6ollo.., with 111111 ' 1\e D·JI ..... All Nftr Rw'lrtw.S!IoP L!ctllll WHEEL ," ALIGNMENT, eC:.r eTruclc• tW•• Con . tBullill r · SCHWARZEL MARINE AND OHIO •I' BLAETTNARS ,.._ m:na Poii\troy ,. .. .' ' ~ pou.ter, the lracllon andbolllllfttobaljl)!eurl!lnt?b •· of imJ>kmerl/a to 10 to work for ,uu fllll il-"1 No matter where you farm Of w~i ne pmdqe, tile ~ Sarieo D D·l6U8JII ilu.Jtllti:YIIl' ....... _, . ·-Type . ICEIJH ~GOIY,I ., _· WY WIN ' . , . , .... . ' "MA WILLIAM$01\4" WILUAMSON FQM SUPPLY o. . IIUT~AND, 0. Majur ........... Jll·UDI!ed 1>.- • I 'lm' ., SALESMAN · '•' - EXPERIENCED,, \'1' ,. I - - - ---- V. V. Johnson & Son . 222- 4th Ave.; Huntington •Mollern Local OWI1tll. loW llllleoge od&lnal lnterlor eleln. white finish, po'lfer' ~ b~.;:automatfe, radio and beat- $2995 7~ Go F"arst aass 1959 OLDS 98 4 DOOR .......... : $595 Impala conv. Cpe. Whlte;finloh, red trim, black top, power steering and bfakes, J>owerglide, 327 eu. ·iu. engine, wheel cov.., whllewall tires, deluxe seat belt& A new one at a UBed ar price. · ~·.ur us~.'i BRAKE SE~VIt,E V8 automatic trolls. Radio and hettter, good tires, blue ov.;,. w)llte finish, sharp, .,..t ..,....., power •teerlnll and brakeS. real nice New '66 Chevrol~t 1':· ·. · Ohio Bllitancl Motor lilht ereen flnlah, &ood tireoi, Ndlo and er. Thll Cl1' mu.t btf-iitobe appnetoted. , ·. ''' , .. l N·DA Sales end Service 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR .... $995 Vinyl lntertor, Conte~' MNRUDE 2'10 Series. white fllilioh rod lntertor, 8 cyL eogine, auto- heater. a sharp one St., Middleport 3383 or 992-3343. Rawlinf,S • Coal• for '~~u: l 4~~;ii~iiSbediiiidDiifU eiftclebt services, the II< ROOM furnished and unfumful nora! offerings, those who islled apartmeoll -420 ant food, $alem . Center monlb an4 1 up.,.~boae Ro••iey thurch, Wilkesville Masons, and Reed, 992-27'16, after 4 p. .t:aotern Star, and ~~Ighbors ,.. phone m.M7f. who assisted In any jrily. . 4, 25 ~ :' Mrs. $Jiiaheth Nelson, 4! ROOM Ullfl1J"III.I!! apartment .; John 1\f. Nelson, Rosalie In Pomenif. A WHIIIS Jolmson and family, u 18 tfc gene Nelson fad family, !SHED and UDfunllabed and Mr. and Mrs. FURN Nelson and family apartmenta. Close to scbooL Pbone 99U43«.. 10 II tfe 7 2 ltp ftiRNISIIEID 4 room .and WE WISH .to thank all · ;,. balll dsent cards or called or first lltloor apartm...., Ml 8 7 Uc any way helped to make dlepor'- 1192-381( 50th anniversary a to - ROOM HOUSE, 3 bedroomL Notice 289 V-3 eneme. 4-speod, f oew 'whitewall llrea, radio ~d heater, wall tires, aqua finish room. large Jot, Wright Close to new school• • • ,. m.. D•' 1' ...,....ttnttt Nton. ldurO•' 1965 MUSTANG CONVERnBLE · ·$1795 liN eu. in. 6 cyl Std. trans. Radio, Heater. Like new, white- jijN1-• "' coo,. oo• ......,. 4 ROOMS and bath. 0 . ,1 1 NOUOI .Check Our StDck ••• Claeck Our Prices Check Our·Can ••• We fool You Notl FuJi!i*fince,411!1Jtre'u .m:.:ts ' ' !, !' ess. trailer. Good George Hackett, Jr. ~2444. , -f 2 lfc { ....,.... ...... I ''. ' ClDnlnnatl ' Security end • fine future . cen be yours. Earn 15%.-of Sales with $100 weekly tu•rentee, plus ell major benefi!s, com~any, v• hlcle, fum11hed. . .credit and merch•ndrs&· . 5 DAY WORK WEEK , TO APPLY . . FILL I" BELj)W AND MAIL TO ROB~RT ~ACKSON, BOX 88 MIDDLEPoR~, OHIO 45760 aucap GOO OliO .... I P ~ 7 11 1 ooo m Malonay, Lie (1), llolllllrl (7) and Pavletleb, CGbr (8) : Hands, KAm:1 (7), BltM tt• (8) and Hmlllll,r, WP-Bibd• (4-3). LP-Mt. . . (64). JIRa- :lflD!..,. !Wlb. . . KMI. ~ lj ',~"!1\ -- ' St. Loulll t ,, 100 GO:UOII;., t t 1 Use Dekalb Haw York GOG :biG GOG-! U Jttlktll 15..1) IIDII lhl:lrver . B.. ~D. 1!11811' '(T) and Groll. U'...& ... ,(14'). liRGIIIIa (lrd), $1195 v-3 engine, 4-speed trana. Good 700x16 llrw, dual wheels, belper oprinp, 8 ft. bod7 with eattie @eb, neater -- Severelr.w Chevrolet Clprlce 4 Doon In Stock:With Fectory Air-Conditioning Can 8t Planted Anytillt fn The Next30 Oaysand Stil Make Good . Late Summer Pasture .; POMEROY I40TOR CO. ' Your Clwvy DNier O,•n Evenlnga Tll9 30&-318 I. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO at Raclne H 18 JW1 f, "· 7:30 p. m. • Z8 FOOT Alto Chalmers blne, good condition. N•. Rose. Phone 992-11'/IO. 6 29 3te •' •PONIES- 2 .Identical t to line make fancy signs, complete wUit portable ..... 5 paymenls $5 each $21.50 cash; 192-2685. 23 tie l'ON'I'fAC. Gro, '$1.175. ; PfliiiiiO l92o639i. 6 ' %8 ELECTRIC SeWing eblnes, never been used. only,aslq .$35 and wUI Q~pt .' CaJrDs, Weslles, BasSets and Terriers. Barklroo" Kennel, Ohio. Pbone 887~. 6 25 7tc· =--:: llltldfeye Manley Middleport 8 foot llde pickup, very good dillon. Jolm Tueker, · llyleeDJ Rlln Roed. • 30 ROOM BOOS!, ·IMwly naiDI-1 · ed outside, 5 acres. In enville, $3$00. Phone toll. • 10 lie I ,., .. door m 111111 JerVI~. J~·, eralioD,NewBa'f IID-2Irlt. 41 : AUCI'IONEER Complete SeiJIJ!; ' ,B·RiAK tfia ·· . BOTTLEN.ECK . ' Central Soya of Ohio · . ')(., f/t1 lASE of YtJUR SILO with ths .. ·11t Los Ang 040 OliO 001- 5 7 ~ Houston 220 OliO 0110- 4 9 0 Osteen, Perranoskl (il ·and A. c. BRADJIWD Rose))oro; Wllsoo. eu.:tar (9) ~ 01111 , and Adlesh, Brand (8). WP' • \. I I · (11·7). LP-Wllson (f-5). APPIJANCE HOSPITAL BRs - Parker (4tb), 0~\ien Jolu! M. Rottcen, lrd st., (2nd) . Amerleaa t.pt W. Va. · · lie · at MlnutSOta, ppd., SI!:Wll'IG mac~~-, ....,.m . IIJ'adMI Wrlle, PhOIIe or :goplael Crill •• bard~op. lhlll, m-·n. ema .ail take over. Pbone 'I'1H28I. Ul puppies AKC, IIIII blood Une, 1tud and grooming. !'liOne ~114;1 I .... ~··~ /'.·j~~-· •• ~· Year f~•t Reftlllfi'M•tor B.-~1 · ·'' .. Big ' tf,c~: .It: ·>,,· . ... ~, $1.25 weekly. 1192-2885. I 23 Uc NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIEIS IN MIDDLEPORT. AIR Atlanta · 010 0011 IJOD:-'1 5 ! Pltisburgh ooo 1110 tl2z.-. ·a II • 11001110 lr.l-- l 11 0 Johnson, Carroll <8), Bernandft (8) and Uecker; Blut (3-2) and May. LP-<:arroH (3-1). YOUR FARM SUPPLY CENTER ••• ......., .. ' ••• '· ~ /• j' l~DQOR~· . '· ; ·, · H ELP! WE' OVERSTOC .. - . ·"*·/" I .. · "'' on . . tires! " ,. ·~·· . 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Power steering ·and brakes . ~ ··" '1963 Falcon • · - $1095 I )' SIIJ~daJI'd trans. Sharp, low.n\lieage Dodge • • • $1695 GOBLE FORD Lot .. : ~·. .. ~ . . , ·.r "I·, ';.,.~:;-..-, '"\. •t,.. . ,_. 4 . '' KEEP sTIFF UPPER LIP" I~ OUR MQTIO .. HOw's.. THIS? • �-' '--·· - ,. ,• ..... ., < • • <~ ·r i " :·w . • ;· -~ ... . .. ., -·--~ . .. ~. ~ _._ .~· - _ ... ...... . I · ' ; ..... "~-~ ........ ~ _;_ ' t' . ' to ' . ). "'<' . . I~~~~- GOING TO· 4i$.~ _t. in the~ frid!IY mgbt. · .; · ' The, Orl~ sol tliree ~ Ia each of lhe sixth arid nvtll\1! . . CoaOOily. . ~ inning - '~ ' .. WE OOftJIN BECAI.IGe WSVE GOT . DETE~INAtiON . . EX-FOOTBALLER DIES CARRINGTON, N.D. IUP!l-1 Larry Steinbach, who Iackie for three Foolball League teams in a four Card Of Thenks year pro esreer before becommg a mlllionarie North Dakota rancher, died Thurbday. He was 66 Steinbach played for the Chicago Bears arid Cariunais and the Philadelphia Eagles. . A HER il• l ·... SEE IT 1965 Mustant-· · $1795 ON DISP\AYI Standard trans. <lean ' 1965 Volkswaqen - $1395 Low mileage, sharp 1964XLFord ' • Convertible, power steenng, brakes, auto. trans. :'1961 Oldsmobile. · •I $795 ..... · ' Convertible, clean, auto. trans. Power steering ·and brakes . ~ ··" '1963 Falcon • · - $1095 I )' SIIJ~daJI'd trans. Sharp, low.n\lieage Dodge • • • $1695 GOBLE FORD Lot .. : ~·. .. ~ . . , ·.r "I·, ';.,.~:;-..-, '"\. •t,.. . ,_. 4 . '' KEEP sTIFF UPPER LIP" I~ OUR MQTIO .. HOw's.. THIS? • �' ! ., ,., ' . i •· ";. U-:i,)· .. _,:.·. -JL . I I I ,, .. . ' Mets I )J . ' '' NEW ·.. . .~·: ,? successive Dal Maxvill York Mels , log the seveMl dlly and h81X~~ ll!g St. Louis fourth loss In 64 triumph. The Mets, relief three Innings In hls first pearanee, "~'"" game lllsing strt Ill~ see-saw aff• Bud Harre!SOI se\ienth with a left and moved pinch-hitter Olso to third that Mi) unable to handle Davis hit a rquij l!bort tho! caugb · -··- ···-·- .. - ry \ t. ' .. c"J, I ' .' 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BACK CONDITION ANO ~OUFI !ll't()II,EJ.I FINGER~ 11:: ONL'I 1 COU.O \'4111 A F!;W 6AH& FOR THE C~IIIJ IH LATE- SEAiON IO BE I-lAPP'!', cAPTAII'I EA~'i! Iii 600D! ~S. LAWSON. YOUR PA~ror ~LEVI/ It-!~ OU!i:.)'ARD AGA.Nf - P~AOI, '1\IE REPO~"TS III'T 'tOll .!IEDicAL. 'iOUNO Fit* N~~ER ~t.IOW I'vE NE'IER EJEEN AGUilL.· ciiMER ,;. HOW, r 1'94ow Wll'{... 1 l'IWEW ~Eeorrl UKE 'llliJ fiOU\.0 · COAl~ ALONG ... . . ... BE Rl6~r . OVER, Hm.ttEsf TATTL~­ TALE/ WELL, DOfJT 17<'1' WASt.llt-.~S our MY , MOUTI1 WITH SC».P; IT WON•T STOP ME/ l · Llki SQD.P! EA91, I IIATS 10 'iEE 'IOU GO!l WAS, WOII~Eo . ;ri'J ,.• Carroll<. Port Conlr• SeconoiA'! HomeP Golllp .: ' I ' I• , . . . _....,. ·-·· '· .. .. ' ' I I '~ ... ' ·1965 Standard t '1965 ' "~ Lowmileij 1964 DIAft POLLY-A IHI eonytnitnce In my·kitchon ia o rogulor Nil of P"R'I' . to•ollnt cut in holf. I ktfp one· of lhts• IIMII roll, bjthf IIOYO·oiNI fill. iilinr usn for it.-WILI:IAM : ·I , • '• Convertibl . ~~1961 ' I I ( I Convertibl ·and brake! 1963 .' ~ l' ''" . '' . ' .' l' .• ,' ' �i . ( ''· "· . I NEW successive Dal MaXIrili York Mets lllg the sevt ~Y and hau log St. ~Alula foUrth loss in 6-4 triumph. The Mets, relief pitchir three innings in his first N JWBrance, bro xarne losing 1 L~~ see-saw Bud Harre seventh with Jolt and mo1 pinch-hitter () to .third that : unable to bar Davis hit a ~ short tb31 !'81 .BVGS BUNNY GW~TINGS, SUGS/ tM IN TI-lE MARKEl FOR A CAr.! • ' 'i• ' 1.-1.· • . t • r • GO SOME- WHER!?S e.L.Se: I a.Mt*.' 1 Gar NO'fl.IIN' AN:ORDINARY FRIGTIOH-ORILL IS~ 1-\Et.PFUL. WE USE IT 'lt::J (iReA'fliJ l:NOUGH eur A 1.01 l=u\.t. . O' l-EI\AONS! M~1'0 GAU6iA SPARK. ' "" ·OUT OF CONt~L. I Ll KE ll-11'& f ' ClrroiK. 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