https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5cff4421dffc7e2c16541001fd849b56.pdf 6cf62693b6b6eaa1ba8049b2fdbc9422 PDF Text Text ,. " . '' ~...__iety ... ·by ~ltarlfme Boe/lich, TeL 99.2-5292 "'!'mJ ,. ..... 1£11 .. INm IMI bell·..."~. About Middlepm I 24 I ........ • : JI!JI.Y 16, 1967 ) ' Ice .a r . S11iping, Looting ·At Newark Rages Into 4th Night I. ..,:. .' • STEAK HOUSE ' Home of the '•,, • I Fabulou ' ;r ' I I I l. I i SANDWICH Order By Pflone And Tab 'Em Home 992-5432 Charter No. 1980 ELBERFELDS JULY CLEARANCE · SALE National Bank Relllon No. 4 REPORT OF CONDlTION OF The Pomeroy National Bank I.I' I OF POMEROY ·~ ' In the State oi Ohio, at the Close oi Business on June 30, 1967 Published in response to caU made by Comptroller oi the Currency, under Se«<on 6211, U. S. Reviled Statutea. · ASSETS Cash, balances with other bAnks, and cash l~ms In procoas of collection ----·····--·-· U,205,628.53 United State1 Governme ·· nt -obll ga11ons ----------·--- a,959,043.56 Obllgallona oi StatU and political oubdl.visions -----623,389.91 Other Securities· ---------~---------·-····----·---13,742.60 Loans and discounts --•····-·----·-·-·····---~--- 3,925,607,78 Bank premlaes, furniture and flxture1, and other a~~ets repreaentlng bank premises --·--·-· 108,000.00 Other aoseta lncludlilg ao dlitct lean financing •••••• 9,789.!0 TOTAL ASSETS --·---··--·--·--------......~ ,9,745,17$.38 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, and corpontlons ---------------··- U,S34,431.80 Tlm epll:tnerships, and savings deposits of Individuals, D partno!en0hlps, and corporatlona "---·······--·-··· 4,947,933.be epgs!ts nlted States Government -··--········· 35,590.96 Deposits of States and political subdivisions ••••••••• 1,882,084.96 Certified and officers' checks etc 23 780 s• TOTAL DEPOS ' . ····----······-··• ·v ITS --·-----------· e&I203I802.03 Total demand deposil8 ----·---. !f,!l4;868.07 Total time and savings deposita !5,161,433.96 TOTAL lJABILITlES ---·--·-··------.. ··--···· ,9,203,802.03 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ' ·~ ComNmon par value ······---············ ' 100,000.00 o, shstock-total ares authorized-4000 No. shares outatandlng-4000 t~li~~ded ---o;i··-···---····--·-····-··--········· 300,000.00 Resel'Ves pr 18 ·····----·---········--·········· 138,377.33. -------------------------·-------------3,000.00 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ................. 541,377.88 TOTAL lJABILITlES AND CAPJTAL ACCOUNTS !9,745,179.38 MEMORANDA Average or total deposits for tho 15 calendar daya ending with call date ----------•····--········· e&,205,974.98 Average of totalloana for the 15 calendar days ending wlth call date ·-----·--·······-··--····· e&,889,354, 72 I. MAXINE allltiFmr, Caliller, oi the above-named btDII do hereby doelare that this re_port oi condition lJ true and correct 1o the best of my knowledge and belief. IIAXINE GlW'FlTB We, the underliiPlod dlrectota attest the correetneu oi this reo port oi condition declare thtt It bll been uamlned by u 1114 to tho bosl of our 'knowledge and ·belief II true lllld correet. B. I, BOICE IDISON lloliS'on~I"rl'""TER"' Dtreetota HOBAa EAR& Church l'outh]oin Camping ..4ctivltiel Youth of lite Po .!JlO roy II Ch111"!:h of Christ have ·partlci· pated ln camping activit101 at Howells Mill Chrtstlan Assembly, Ona, W. Va. Spending a week there were Kathy O!lbome, Sandra Rouah, and Tommy Johnson. The Rev. Jimes McGovern attended the · · camping session last week. Besides teaching In the camping program, he •erved as social director for evening events. About 75 young people from the tri-&ate area attended. FOR ALL OCCASIONS We wire dowen everywhere WY2-2039 OR NIGHT W£ 94951 BIG SAYINGS IN EVERY D£PARTMENT DURING OUR JULY QEARANa SALL TELEVISION - RADIOS - SWIM SUITS SPORT SHIRTS - WALKING SHORTS - DINING ROOM FURNITURl - TOWW - HIDE-A-BEDS FLOOR COVERINGS - WCTRIC APPLIANCES DRESS SLACKS- TA,LE COVERS- SPORTING GOODS- PAINT- WORK SHIRTS- APRONS- CAMERAS RetJIIfta Trophy Git~en to Clurirnum The tropby won. by the Porn· eroy churcti of Cbrlst !..- an in the Regatta Weekend parade was presented recent- II ly by Mrs.• Ralph Welker to Conrad Ohlinger, chairman of the cburch board. Mra. Welker and Rita Taylor - • dlairmen of the float committee. Carrying out I he theme "Fishers of Men," the floaf waa &ll'arded the Ministerial Association trophy. Keeting Ho.ee,.es Lilted Correctly ·DEMONSTRATORS-While They Lastl Hostl!llses Cor the Women's oi Cllrlstian Service W, Mala POJDefOJ held eerller lhiB week lllrl. lllllsrd Van Meier at Methodist Churdt listed In a reo! the meeting, They were Mrs. GleM Lam0 ' 4r S 1/J VAN . . , 11 ...... , Mr•. Mat Donahue, Mrs. ZeUa Riley; Mrs. C. M. HenTONiGHT...,July 14 Mrs. Wlillam Robson, DOUBLE FEATURE uDR. GOLDFOOT AND Mrs! James Simpson, Pomeroy Flower Shop $94.95 TORO 19" LAWN MOWER--- .SALE $79.98 $109.00TORO 21" LAWN MOWER Laura Aotonelll -PLU8- $69:00 TORO 'FLY-MO' LAWN MOWER Pearl -PLU~ "KING KONG HuskJ SALE $248.00 $29.95 BALLON TIRE W~EELBARROW MEIGS THEATRE SALE $2~.88 ' $12.95 HEAVY DUTY WH~ELBARROW ...,_._ SALE,. ·-$9.8.8 , ,..,, • >.: ' $1o.95 GARDEN CARTS _ _ _ _......._..,.. $~I.E $B.B8 Sones Berrer SATURDAY Ju!y 15 ...ORTY AeRB FIUD" Mlnuie Ferlln SALE $39.00 $469.00 TORO 6 H.P. RiDING ,MOWER _ Pomero,. 0. "8ANG! BANGI YOU'R& DIAO. l'ony Randall SALE $8U8 $49.00 VA(-(),~TIC 21" !.AWN MOWER_ SAJ;E $38.00 Drive-In THE GiRL BOMBS'' Vineent Price "Fabian11 Ablaze $9.95 WHEELBAPOW "' r ·: SALE f7,.88 . lt~aa $7.9J OAit~EN CARTS ,..,. ()~· I . ..•. ' \ I ' VJ. OODZILLA" ana •, l •• ' " . 't'~~·' ...f-r"~···">"-.···;.·· ...... ,.'.'·~· -"'1:'~ ~ ' '- . ' ' .. ' ' ' i ,, planeii were �. f ' I I •t' . ~' .: .. ~ '~~ ~ • tl ' ' • . ,.. \ ~ ~ .. •• ,\ ,..1(#,. . ,. • -- GJ;:US e JAW '.!..! PATSY! · ·!· ' ". ·Copper Wlirkers ldle tn.JO States .r ~ I . . ' • . .! .~! I I, SEE.·•• BOB QUEEN Where Price S.ll1 and Quality tell• 1616 Eastern Ave. 446-0552 1962 OLDS 88 , 4 door· hard top, automatic, r::!dio, power steering, poW· brakes, sharp ' $995 1963 CHEVROLET Retails effective thru Tue&'day July '1Bth .HEAD LETTUCE !' I, ·' ICEBERG CRISP-SOLID·· LARGE HEADS II '' . I~ ,, I I heads SLICED I BEEF LIVER Riviera, 2 door Bard Top automatic. radio, n.ew wlsiW Ureo. extra sharp ,I ' '' 'I 'I I, I ' $1175 1962 FALCON Statton Waeon, 4 door 6 eyllnder, stand. trana, A&P BRAND 1965 FORD LTD f:.n:' NEW INSTANT 12 YR. LOANS (4B·HR. APPROVAL) $2095 3 Bedroom, Ranch Home Built on Your Lot Down-Pilei for in 12 yn. (L.-s for·sm11ller plan•) 2 door, V41 engine, standard Inns., 30,000 mlloa by lap Houck. See ·This Car. , STE.YE SH.ELDON P~OFES~ONAL ACCORDIANTST AND . VOCALIST, WITH NEW STEREOPI:IONIC SOUND · Sat~, t' July. 12. . 1Q:OQ. UNTIL '2i00 , One Night Only At CQpta.ints . Lf?,~~g·e .· "IN LIKI PI.IIIT" Jameo Lee J. Colllll'll Cobb • c~l:;= . •• 1111, h """'"" ·-~•frio IHOW .,.Am IP.M. ·' ' • ' ALSO: CARTOON SUNDAY MATINEE ONE SHOW:AT' ,,M. ONE EVENING SHOW AT 8,PJ,\. .Special $995 · 1964 FORD ' ' .MEIGS Impala, eonvertlble, stand. shift 327 motor hi on ru)l. her, rod finish, black top. TRUCK SPECIALS 1963 FORD $7·. . 9·· 9 5.00 ' Only-Paym.;its $96· per mo.-No Money . . 1956 FORD. 1962 CHMOLET ::E 35'o NOT $12,000 - - Special $995 · $595 EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY For City and Rural R'sidents To Have A New Home Impala 2 door bard top, auto- ' matte, V8 engine, 2-tone ·0 • In aharp. ' '· ' · > ·· CO~PLm· FIN~N~N~ 7 .NQ, MPNf( ~WN 6% Qn·~losing '· 59c Skinless Wieners Orange Juice. FRESH ' pkg. 3 door hard top, automatlo steerin&; power brakea; 1961 CHEVROLET 99c j.q,, AN $775 Jb. L the Ghbs·t letterst.~: es. clean. Announcing Special Engagemene BONELESS JUICY TENDER SUPER·RIGHT ALL MEAT .. Galaxle 1100 2 Door Hard Top. Automatle, radio, power bra· kea aod o!eerlnJ, WISIW tlr· SUPER-RIGHT QUAUTY CUBE STEAKS '. lb. $1895 1963 FORD ' ' c. \ '~· , r . · .A'dd.Jo Loan "' ' ' ndRIDA PURE JUICE ~Gallon c .. ' Jut AiP SiANO· ·, . . Instant COFFEE .. IT'S AU PURl (Offa ' SPECIAL lOoOUNCI JAR · .. SAW �. f ' I I •t' . ~' .: .. ~ '~~ ~ • tl ' ' • . ,.. \ ~ ~ .. •• ,\ ,..1(#,. . ,. • -- GJ;:US e JAW '.!..! PATSY! · ·!· ' ". ·Copper Wlirkers ldle tn.JO States .r ~ I . . ' • . .! .~! I I, SEE.·•• BOB QUEEN Where Price S.ll1 and Quality tell• 1616 Eastern Ave. 446-0552 1962 OLDS 88 , 4 door· hard top, automatic, r::!dio, power steering, poW· brakes, sharp ' $995 1963 CHEVROLET Retails effective thru Tue&'day July '1Bth .HEAD LETTUCE !' I, ·' ICEBERG CRISP-SOLID·· LARGE HEADS II '' . I~ ,, I I heads SLICED I BEEF LIVER Riviera, 2 door Bard Top automatic. radio, n.ew wlsiW Ureo. extra sharp ,I ' '' 'I 'I I, I ' $1175 1962 FALCON Statton Waeon, 4 door 6 eyllnder, stand. trana, A&P BRAND 1965 FORD LTD f:.n:' NEW INSTANT 12 YR. LOANS (4B·HR. APPROVAL) $2095 3 Bedroom, Ranch Home Built on Your Lot Down-Pilei for in 12 yn. (L.-s for·sm11ller plan•) 2 door, V41 engine, standard Inns., 30,000 mlloa by lap Houck. See ·This Car. , STE.YE SH.ELDON P~OFES~ONAL ACCORDIANTST AND . VOCALIST, WITH NEW STEREOPI:IONIC SOUND · Sat~, t' July. 12. . 1Q:OQ. UNTIL '2i00 , One Night Only At CQpta.ints . Lf?,~~g·e .· "IN LIKI PI.IIIT" Jameo Lee J. Colllll'll Cobb • c~l:;= . •• 1111, h """'"" ·-~•frio IHOW .,.Am IP.M. ·' ' • ' ALSO: CARTOON SUNDAY MATINEE ONE SHOW:AT' ,,M. ONE EVENING SHOW AT 8,PJ,\. .Special $995 · 1964 FORD ' ' .MEIGS Impala, eonvertlble, stand. shift 327 motor hi on ru)l. her, rod finish, black top. TRUCK SPECIALS 1963 FORD $7·. . 9·· 9 5.00 ' Only-Paym.;its $96· per mo.-No Money . . 1956 FORD. 1962 CHMOLET ::E 35'o NOT $12,000 - - Special $995 · $595 EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY For City and Rural R'sidents To Have A New Home Impala 2 door bard top, auto- ' matte, V8 engine, 2-tone ·0 • In aharp. ' '· ' · > ·· CO~PLm· FIN~N~N~ 7 .NQ, MPNf( ~WN 6% Qn·~losing '· 59c Skinless Wieners Orange Juice. FRESH ' pkg. 3 door hard top, automatlo steerin&; power brakea; 1961 CHEVROLET 99c j.q,, AN $775 Jb. L the Ghbs·t letterst.~: es. clean. Announcing Special Engagemene BONELESS JUICY TENDER SUPER·RIGHT ALL MEAT .. Galaxle 1100 2 Door Hard Top. Automatle, radio, power bra· kea aod o!eerlnJ, WISIW tlr· SUPER-RIGHT QUAUTY CUBE STEAKS '. lb. $1895 1963 FORD ' ' c. \ '~· , r . · .A'dd.Jo Loan "' ' ' ndRIDA PURE JUICE ~Gallon c .. ' Jut AiP SiANO· ·, . . Instant COFFEE .. IT'S AU PURl (Offa ' SPECIAL lOoOUNCI JAR · .. SAW �< ' ' • . ' 'I • ,. " 'I'BITE . p~ ··· ~ . ~~IWIQ~~~~· ~ ~ . ·. .i I • \ I ~ I I Hobaf! Willon, Jr. Ma Editor I • ij ,. '~, ,M., ' f, -.; '11}~' -ti'l~· • t .,~· .'·~P':I ' ~, : ' -~; ,~:~·~ ' ?~'[:f;;;: •. ~··"-~ - ' ,,. ·;~·-···"!' ) . • < ¥ • • ~-' j ' • '(, l 'I ~. . .· - . -~ '! 3t'CIIeittr'l't~~~.lllhU~ !:~:co. Eclitor '· ' ' • o-. lllcllm'd s. Mllllln VtT!IOII OIIDian. Ado. Jlfll', J-1. DotlrMt, Mo. Dir. 1 Bif~~· Raie Falls: Population Rises Demographer& - } ~ofess!onal people young men. · -· ·· , ··~ · •' · ·"HGroN ,;.''~ Rq.; '. ,.1~ - · t· l ~ , , n '"" c· .. l , , •:ri'. to makewUIII It, ind lUI If lor IDJO., lfallaCt io accopt·i/i DDPI- aboll& U COIIJII"VVii"' ·• .,.•• ert•r,. K.y III~JIIInl 1tepplily 1101 oaly a llftlllllllre relaon be should clloose not. to lbatlou ol a spJJilter ''i!'.roup be !Willi In tht<llll!ra.~.. to ,aC<'tlltuata 'the potltlve br ~eil~ ·~IIIIer but al· atand .,~ . be · eould ~ '!'h91e "~ e~ . . . Too, Porlfl: ~~.:..hi: -tralblg on ~berll ~ ., a , ~ljo! .!lid 1 Ieider fl)r Uf welfare IQuU: ~ II :jr)'\ .V!*Ut. ~Unm ,moH In· llll1otllmlnatethe~"b7' 111111 ~II a 1mulll18 11111 dlvllloa• on forelp ·· · dtll' lower IliaD lhelr tnpolicy With' the Jollll8on AdJaJn. .. ··: Iii 1lllnl bini u a lllck atraUon. · . with !l'bkil to beat tilt dOl of But w1111e 111e 111m 11 perra. ,. ~ Amerll!lll ~ ly plain, the Senator'• abllll)' policy 4tt-llled to ave South to btnc It off 11 more llllCI Vlttlllm fJIIIII CollllllunJit con1mora bi1n1 brought Into que~o qutSt. lion. This draft • ~ennedy move' For Kennedy partlaw are ment 11 0111 olthellllllll .blllr· flndlnJ It quilt !mposl!ble to n In political blstory, a sort of accept It 'that he 111f4D1 what trelilulouiJ1wrt~~~. beaded Qn. be Slf~When be dllclllml 8DJ dert•'·'·g so IU-adv~ as hard· Intention to contest PrMidtnt 1y to be belltvtd..-tt could not i ·l!l very cJo.- to dlola!¥J{ the coa- wu .~ ~.. • bard the ~ft~~!.;or~ vention'1 dlulcl .of bil IIU4lCltto llJM ,llablll at:med ~~ caut«nla ~!i':.Jllliitell, 10r. · . ~ Jn, G~:t~ aud a lelllllll"!lUP ~;W~ WorJI )'II, a· aun.med ~lforl Turkey, . ·" • .!eel Jn ~ .a ~ K..., Into the po~-· tuft of I ' JobDaon rival would P'J'IIIIIItlill1 ~~ 111111 wUb a. permlllentiJ dlieradlted fir. out frqment with 110 future whatever wUbJn the Democrat- to ll!iih · 'fa. ·· · ~ o. Poria' fl ,Qrqon, ·~" de~' ~· ~ , llltloul co-cllalnnln ol..a or- IIJoal of the · ~~".' llllilallon callad Cl . lor lc ~ In c~r. . .:; , Kennedy • Fulbrllh~ an· 'lbllq llllCI ~-~J111bat nouneed that ,~e eon. the wDd 111e11 ~ ..... '!e.\ IN ·counters - are happy abojlt the nation's Moat woman IDilTY between a and 21, ventlon deleptet ope~ or ·co- PQIIll no, altmlljlu,. ilbate~r I ateadi!y dtclinlllg birth ratle, which t h I 1 and they · 1enorally IDilTY ~~~tn between 21 lc party. . verily pledpcl to Keflli~ will to ~~~~.!0 ~ year will reacb a record low. and 2t But Iince '186&, . there bave been 1!1111, In lpltt of II all. thaN IIIIer at laut halt a do~ Dem- form hill !male . ~ lllat of Bu~ characleristictllly, they wiiiPpily fewer men than women looklnl for them. reaDy 1!1 a ,eriulae opntlac ocntlc Presldeatl~ ~ a dove Oil Vlelnllil to ,~ Off warn that it's too early to celebrate our Toda, there are about one mllUon more maclwllsm, !»wever liDall, lor llelt ,.-, .,.,. 1111!1 cleePIY ~P¥· .wtth ~scape frl)lll r beoomine a totally urban· women than men In these qe, Cllelorles tbil exlraol'lllnlrJ putach. II 'nit pmence ol tbil~'plllallve ldlemts to lm~e h\1 Ql ized, congealed nation. · says Goldberg. Uee, of roune, on the Wul ~of lbt IIIQit ,&lo..,J. the urban p<IOI'. .. ~~ -~- • · · .,·... We are continuing to srow In numbera. But thla tmbalanCI will disappear 11 John10n for renomination nut ~bly lead to IIUCCtll Ia .Coast, and II centers IDevltab!J WIJUIID Full!ri&bl o " Ar~ Thus, !ronlcally,lt If '!:'.•.,• I • rei: Sometin!e . around Jabuary I, 1968, U.S. tht boya bl)rn. In the baby boom 10 to 20 year. '111ey art rmbnelllll th• 1H8, and.at thiVeey minimum •In CaUfomll, 1he ~ or 1 AI II kollcluslve evld~ that eliiOIIODal be,t:brl·. riiJJer ,.iiiaq I. ;.. l~: ; .-poptllation will reach 200 billion. Even yeara ago becume availabla. In fact, the YOUIIJ Senator with an unabat- II 1IO!Iid leave Kl!lllledy In lbt ·beatnik • peactnli rumor pba an lmJ!Iacabll boslllllf to a hill antaplltl wbo ~. ~ ~ •;',taking into acoount the falling blrllt rate lmbalanee will be reversed In the 1910s ed and even a rlslnl .ftttVOr, poaltlon of 1 mere fuWe wredl· nomenon Wblch IIDOIIIIIIID llct 'lirm line aplnll ~ 1111 to permit him to Jlill;~~~ ~oc !the number of live births per thousand of and we may very well see an upsuraa In notably on tbe wue of the war er at the DomocraUc National to the beiiMI!IP·of a tbJrd.puo upllllioDimlln Vletnliill II the a dovish peri. '1bey 1!&~ . a ' ·" poJlll]ation), ona estimate Is that at the the birth rate. In V!etn1111, and Utey are lllus Oonnntlon. ty mcwemenl CODIJIII'Ible to the real moUVIIioa of 11111, ij 1 e r· llnl!l, uncontrollable '!'qi .·. to turn of the century II will be 340 million. As Robert c. Cook of the Population bo<lnl him In with a kil!d of . It 10H without AYinl that one wblch 'In 1141 JOUCflt lint For Fullirlsbt' J1i!ord OD their 01111 polWCII ~~ d ~' Ono I'<'BJOn for present birth rille d.. Refe.,nce Bureau pu!.s It: "It II these admiration bo could aurety do President Johnson can, of lo deny renomiDatloD to I'NIJo D1111J Gl ~ laues ~y they an .pleiiHil ~- oi,ftr,,~ .,. cline, acconling to David Goldberg, Unl· boom babies wbo are now comln& to tha witboul ecuru, have tho renomination dent lfany Truman llld, fall- most dear .. to the ul~berals a promlnllll pal'llcl!-.lill!)Jif ~ ;-.; ' vmitY. of 1\!iooJgan sociologist, Is t!le nureproductive rooet." ,. What II C'Olnr en hera II a .without llfliltl a finlar II hi 1118lll thla, !ben ptrlllldad HtD- - civil rlcbll and Ill that - II pacL ... merical diaprqportion ·between marriageAnother factor &Jvlnl the democrapherl . :~;.. lib!•· young women and marriageable pause Is the p.,lerenct expressed by Am· 4-Tbt SUIIday ~tine), SUIIdq, JuJJ 11, tfe'l -· ... ., ·• · · · erlcm women In various polil for a family or sllJbtl7 more than three cblldren. II-' American women really do average • I fll:' j -· ,., I . I , · ·-,--~ Barnacle Learning . it ; ; Ever since IIIID •hal been colng down to , 1 Ute sea ill AltiP.f,. ~· hu been comiiiJ up 1., .with bama~. AI· any sailor wlto has •v· ·, • er chitweQ. a hull ,\Viii at~. the) It I h · · mart!lf . organtsDIS' manufacture what must be the be.tl glue on earth. . So strong Is barnacle odht~lve, In !act, thai removal of a barnacle from a lhlp'1 ·. •: bulL actually r'"lulres removal of a micro:·,: scopic lll)'er o~ the steel Itself. •·t: . · Reasoning that U you can't chip 'em, """ Join 'em; biologists at the University of Akron are rai,ing a crop of the peskY . ·creatures in an Oquarium In hopes of dig.. ' ' roYrring the •~et of the adhesive and "Woodsman, Spare that Tree!" 3.! chlld.,n from .\ ' I : I •I now to the end of the century, U. S. population 'lrould double to IGO mllllon. "Nearly all pari!Dis," uy• Coclr, "r!dleule tbe Idea that bavlnt ono additional child could oonfJ"Ibute to 1 national caiiJDo II)'. Yet tbil II the lltua!lon todaJ!' . .., \, Brown- Thomas Vows . Read in Shaker Heights Ttiiy s! ' POMERo'v' - ~~e!s wore floor length gowns serrano pr~ss · [style d r e! white s!adloD 'flllillteoi'by i'ev-en de~ed with empire wals!.s, with a lljBtching jacket. She branch ~Ill:• di!I:OI:a¥ b~ sleeves and A·liq.e skirts. wore the · •cotS&ge, of dalsl-. the altar 'ol the Long Bottom Miss· Brown's gown was of aq, rosebuds, ~ baby's Chrislian ChUrl)h, ,or th,e we d- ua llljft serrano, . and t h e from her w~ding bouquet. · ding of ~ ~~ ~· Melanie Kay brld\9maids' gowns were ol Tjle_ new Mrs. '111omas Is a Brown J¥edllville, to Wil· tropio! turquoise, with accents graduate of _Ea,tern ..H.nll ,.1 b~· l liam Howard Tl)omaa, . Shaker of · ~to lace on the sleeves s_chool and Ohio. Stat~ u . 1 1 Heights. · and, ~- They wore match, SJty. She will begin a dtelaiy In· · . inK ~r bows with c I r c le lern$bip at Saint Litke's Hosplt-/ The brick! ,Is the d&ugltler of veils aitd carried white daisies. al in Cleveland in September. Mr. and Mi'fl. .Walter Bro:wn, . . , Mr. Thnmas graduated Reedsville, .. and the bride- Rlc~ard Thomes of Kent, Roosevelt lllgh School at groom's parents are the Rev. brother of tlle bridegroom, ser. and Kent State University. and Mrs. CUI(ord · B. Thomas, ved as best ~an and the· ush· i< employed by the Cleveland Kent. ers .~re Davtd TaylQr 01 Day- l1neumatlc Tool Company 88 Vows of tile double ring cer- !on arta Larry Deitch of Salme. COSt accountant. The C,O U ~mony were read at 7::W on the FIQ~I!I' girl for the wedding resides at 364:1 Lindholm urt•v•, 1 evening of ,Jul 7 by the Rev. was ,ltfiss Cheri Lynn Pickens, Shaker Heights. Mr. Thomas, father of I be co~ill of the bride, and I he Out of town guests at the bridegroqm. A program of nupo ring bearer was Master David wedding and n!ception w e r e ttBI musjc was presented by llrow, brother of the bride. Mrs. William H. Lowe, Sharon, Mrs. Ronaleen Reese . of Long Miss ~ Pickens was in a yellow Pa.; Miss ·Marianne Tingler, Bottom, pianist, and Mrs. Paul and. white dress and carried a Akrnn: Miss Susan Williams, Nease of Pomeroy, vocaUst. basil~!· of white daisies. Master j{ent; Larry Deitch, Salem; Given In marriage by her Brown won! a blue stlk. Mtss Karol Worlpnan, LIm a; father ' the bride was In a Door ·For.. .her daughter's wedding, David Taylor and . I•ngth gown d¢gned with an Mri: .Brown wore a two · piece Senkbeil. Dayton; Mr. and empire waistline, . bell sleeves linen" 'clress of aqua with bone Kenton Smith, Cincinnati; and an A•llne skirt. The bodice ~'ories and a corsage of nus Egerins and Miss Mar a was of Irish lace and the sklr! aqua tinted carnations. Mr s. Egerins, Magnetic Springs, was of 1 errano with a match- Tholi]as was in a coc11a brown Mr.a nd Mrs. Tom Montgomery ing chalfel length train appll- dn!s,"' with bone accessories Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Edqued with Irish lace. Her elbow and had a corsage of yellow ward Wacbsman, Mr. and ·Mrs. length veil of silk Ulusion fell carnations. Michael Burke, Mr. and Mrs. from a Dior bow. Both the wed· A teceplion for the couple Dan SmiUt, Mr. and Mrs. ding gown and the headpiece was ' lteld at the Riverview Uam Smathers, Columbus; Mr. were made by the bride's mo· Scho#, Table decorations were and Mrs. Paul Meredith an liter. The bride carried a cas- accented with yellow bows. Marsha, Westerville: Mr. and cade arrangement of w h I I o Hoste4se.s were Miss Marianne Mrs. Charles Pickens and Cheri, daisies, ·, roSebuds, and ' baby's Tin~o!r. Akron; Mrs. William Parkersburg, W. Va.; Mr. and breath. ' Smathers, Columbus; Mrs. Har- Mrs. Harry Knopp, Cleveland, Attendants lor the bride were lis Erank and Mrs. Don aId IMiss Linda Snyder, Marietta; Miss Linda Brown, Reedsville, Myerl, Long Bottom: and Mrs. Miss Judy Roherson, Kentucky; ~Isler ot the bride, maid of bon- Paul .Meredith and Miss Mar- Mr. and Mrs. William Mereor; Mrs. Edw!!rd Wachsman sba Meredith, Westerville. dith, Beverly; and Mr. and Mrs .. and Mrs. Michael Burke, boUt For,' ller wedding trip, . the Harold Sauer, Mary Ruth ~ Columbus, the bridesmaids. brUt~:: changed into a yellow and Joy, Middleport. 1: - - - -· . ·. . 0! · (qmmunity Easy One to Answer \~ Corner o; Human belng1 are 10perlallvely adroit at taking basically simple sitUations and complicatinc them lnlo beautiful confllllon. · As a buslnelsman, If you found an emf'Yenlually sy:lthesizing it. ploye doing what testimony has indicated · The sdentisis believe that if they ran Adam Clayton Powell and Thomas J, make the stufi in the laborotory, they may Dodd were doing - and regarclles1 of how come up wit:, a substance that will provigorous! or audaciously such actions vidt> a permanent adhesive for rillings for were delende~ - would YOU wait( that tr eth- as w<:ll as closing one mort cavi- employe to keep on represenliJll thl ty In human knowledge. tfrm! ~- The $Unl!ay 'rumes.8e!ltlnel, ~. Jillf1.8:11!8'7~ t ' By Charlene Hoeflkh Meigs Countlans DO get around . . • • Spending the past eight months in Tema Ghana, Afrf. ca fr{r. and Mrs. William Ingels and children are looking forward to a return to Middleport about Sept. 16. Following their vacation, they will return to Mrica in early October and In December, Mrs.lDgels' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Abbott, Mtddleport, will make the Mrica jaunt to spend about two months with the Ingels family. Mr. Ingels is associated with Valco, having gone to Africa on a three year assignment from Kaiser Alumi· num. Incidentally, Mr. and Mr s. p!oyed as a lab technician at a Ingels recently moved Into a Springfield hospital. spacious, new home . . . only 11 rooms. The borne was pro- JANE DOUGLAS assistant vided by his compan~. The Jn. instructor of the Hoizer Hospitgels also receive helpmg hands a! School of Nursing, leaves to. from a garder.er and a matd. day on her first flight from The Ingels children, Terri, Olarleston enrouto ~ EviDSo 10, and Leslie, eight, attend ton, Ill., where she will attend school on a year-around basis a two-day worksbop on I e st _ bu! half day sessions. lnclud- construction at the Evanston ed iJt their course_s of stndy is Hospital School of Nursing. French. Mr. and Mr. ln~els Following her return, Jane report ;~e school system is ex- will join Mr. and Mrs. Ted cellsnt. Downie next Sunday for a trip AND-MR AND MRS RAY to New Hampshire where tile · , · Dow:ties will visit their 1 on, RIGGS an<F chtldren, Maralynn Chucl<, a Meigs Local School and caralfnn Tracy, and Rtt~ District teacher, who is servRiggs, Athens, JUSt returne lng as a counselor at camp from li trip East. Robin Hood. · Society ... by Charlene Hoeflich, TeL 992-5292 Inspection Held At Rock Springs p.&MJ:U, ,. . . .. .. .. , :, , , Betrqfhdi· M ., ;·, r· Miss Sylve~­ . A- . · -a.~ 1Sw•nOUft'-CJ~ . . 1 ,w; .0 ,_. $ylftallr. POMEROY - · . l!ff..... "''• Arthur R. are 8lliiOiiildnC lbe ~~~~ ... of their ~. P""''""' . to Tholi\BS ~ ~-of Mr. and !lj:t. , ~· "II. Thelas of ~; . 1 , Mls.l Sylvester ~ 'II June from Holler · ._.a School ol ~~ ~ In Gallipolil. Sbe II lllio t~P~ =· lllllllllW t Mr 'lbelss gradua,ted l u from Nlllhvlllt Aldoollleo sel College In N ibvllle, Telm. and Is self ~ aD tbt Thetis farm. Bolh /tllD Sylvester IIlii Mr, '11lela are 19111 graduatea of Soutberu mgb Sc1ioo1. No uta hu been set fw lite 1Nfldlal, -·- - - - Mard. PLA.1\I DINNER '111ere will be a famiiJ ltJiow. Mlp dinner followln& dtarcb They visited points o! Interservices at the Racine Bapt1Jt est irt Washington, D. C. bef?re YES - MEIGS Cdunltans Church Sunday nooo. BYtiJIIIII going on to Atla!"!c Ctty, gomg DO get around! Is welcome. to the latter poml so the girls ------------,,...~------ could performance by ..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . "Dino.attend Des! aand Billy." The new mattress FOMEROY - Inspection Members responded to r 0 II IJ"io is qui~ J:u~\hwiUt th~ Virgil Atkins, deputy master, call with grange memories. A ~ung~· · ando De . eUtson 20 years )'0" and Pauline Atkins, · reading, "I Am the Grange" f ~ . 1~ll Sl, e son 11 matron, was . Thurs. wa9"1!iven by Mrs. Homer Rad- 0 ct e · · .........,. . . ""'11;:i day night when Rock ford, and Wllliam Grueser pre- The group spent Sunday in Grange met at the hall. "Sharing Our Abund- New York City with Larry Tra-· Fred Goeglein presided at ' There was instrumenb!l cy and then visited Williamsmeeting which featured a music by Home_r 1\ice and Am- burg before returning home. : gram In observance of the os Leonard, aitd Mrs. Fr e d tennlal ol Grange. Mrs. Gladys Goegleln presented the history LEAVING NEXT month for Morgan, lecturer had of Rock Springs Grange. Toronto, Canada, will be, the the . program and · Fnllowing a reading, "A Lit- Rev. and Mrs. Russell Mclnty• ''Grange Facts and tie Humor," by Betty Leonard, re. I as her !heme. there was a candle lighting cer. Mrs. Mcintyre Is, of course. Iem1ony In observance of the the former Christine Coats of centennial ·year. Taking par I Middleport. Churche1 Planni11g were Goegleln, Mrs. Morgan, The Rev. Mr. Mcintyre has Two Events of Fall Mrs. Radford, Mrs. Dora Hen· enrolled at the University of I .POMEROY - Fall events ton, Mrs. Nora Ball, and Mrs. Toronto where he will be work· : [clu•ding tile annual Harvest Fes- William Grueser. ing on his doctorate lor the 1 !ivai and observance of tlle Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Blakeslee next two years. He's a philoso- l · Refonnallon anniversary showed slides of their trip to phy and religion major. POMEROY -Mr. and Mrs. · October were planned when Hawaii. Refreshmects were ser- He has been pastor o! a ViCtor Hannahs, Pomeroy, are Council of St. Paul and St. ved following the meeting by Springfield church for the past announcing the engagement Jolln Lutheran Churches me the home economics commit- year and Christine, a graduate I their daughter, Kathryn Jane, night. tee. of Ohio Northern, has been em. to Mr. Larry Ricbll'd Werry, The Harvest Festival will be li iiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiii son of Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles M. at St. John's Church. Plans Werry, also of Pomeroy. were also made by tlle group Miss Hannahs is presently to participate In the "Luthemployed at the Administrative eran Ingathering lor EducaUon" Data Processing Center of this fall. A teacher's training University in Athens. was scheduled for 7:30 Mr. Werry is employed al the m. on Wednesday. with r8Yolutionory new Phillip Sporn P.lant for ~he By Enrolling Now in the summer and will he a Churcho/Chrillt more at Glenville State College, Glenville, W. Va., !his faiL Picnic ill Today Wedding plans are lhcom- POMEROY - '111e Pomeroy plcte. Church of Christ picnic will be held at the Meigs County We .teach aU phases of Beauty Culture. Short training period. Tuition payment plan available. Approved for GI ° First totally. in giver am.rtruction a new kind of sleeping (comfort ____________ ___ ____:, WorldoiReli ion .. ,,. ! ls·Announced · • Englander You Can Be a Highly Trained w0 lfe . :•• Srt:sanne 'Bradbury M - · -. Bradb·Ury . .: · · dd . ' ' t W . e Lng..:. LS 5.e ·. . .~. · ~ BirthAnnounced MIDDLEPORT -·Mr. and f.'ii.s. Chari~ A. Bradbury, From Kirksville ,. ~··· .... ' • df, I • • ' "• •"'' 5ME,LEY SOUNDS LIKE THE. Pfl:tFECT HUSBAND HANDYM._iol /o.S •• • ...... HE T\JRNS DOWN A GOLF o.&.TE·" otll • -~.' ·•·r ·,I' ..,. '... I ~ • . ser~~::.mgn:::~ be held there Instead ni~ltll and Pearl Welk· Middleport, are announcin¥ the engagement and ap· MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and pn:~acbillg marriage ol thetr cW~ghter, .suzanne, to Mr. Mrs. Stephen Coats, Kirksville, CarfWolfe, son of Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Racme, Route 2, and Mo., are announcing the birth :0~ :~n:=e~ ~! tb~ We Daniel Carl Wolfe. . . of a son, Robert Sean, July 7 410 FRONT ST.MARtmA, 0, Phone 373-3617 Mlsa Bradbury Is a 1865 . College wtth a Cadet at the Kirksville Ostheopa!hic Clark wlll arrange recreuate of Middleport lligh In Elementary Edu- HospitaL • . end tbli apr1J11 from R calion. She is a member of AI· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gasklll /r---"""======= Mu Beta Sorority. oi Middleport and Mr. and Lawn .Party Given Mr. W(!lfe gr'duated in 1958 Mrs. Herb Conley of Troy, Mo., · D . ht · Racine High School and are tlle grandparents, and Mrs. Honoring aug ~r 196.1 from Marietta College. Waller Hayes, Middleport, is a POJtlEROY - Mr. and Mfi'· IHe is a member of Alpha Sig· great grandmother. Mrs. GasKenneth-~~ entertained Phi Fraternity. Mr. Wolfe kill returned Wednesday ...... , a lawn 1""•1 bonorlng . &b employe~ as head basltet- Kirksville after a several daugltter, Lisa ~ King, on coach In: the Meigs Local visit there .. filth blrtbday, i . · District . \ The ,wedding will be an event In 1862, David cwere ' ·=7 at Heath Met~Jt. became the lltst .Nlfion•lly Adv. Hustler MA.. LE GLOVE Middleport. adll)lral by 1111 of LEA'fHIER . ' ~···"' .. ~·~ .... • c•n• • •• p1uo . . . . _ - fort . . ..,... of ..........,. ..... tt'l hlndoalftld ... h.lt • beautiful multi-coloNel - qullt1ttl--- - In& .......... Herei the inside story on Englllntler'1 NW COMFORT.JEA.c. ' • .... .. ,. ..... Finl ..... L ...... 2. ,_ .... . 3 -~~·· ,_, "'' ............ Canvas Bal Oxford Maroon and 50 Only tim~. ._c on lltofai!-T~ VALLEY BEAUTY SCHOOL enjOy super-size ~fort • •· Denim . ' No--· . -. ENROLL NOW WORK SHOE . .. 0Nl.1' •n entirely . . kind of Cllllllto !ott. T-. .. .. atl fool, ON~Y ' . ·. • . ... ....,_ __.... ._ ..,_....., training. ··' / TENSION•EASE® BEAUTY SCHOOL MEN'S .. ;-'' .. , •.; BEAUTY OPERATOR . .5"'( . 1. • . f' ' . . . '' . ' .·~ -- ~= ,. ' • �< ' ' • . ' 'I • ,. " 'I'BITE . p~ ··· ~ . ~~IWIQ~~~~· ~ ~ . ·. .i I • \ I ~ I I Hobaf! Willon, Jr. Ma Editor I • ij ,. '~, ,M., ' f, -.; '11}~' -ti'l~· • t .,~· .'·~P':I ' ~, : ' -~; ,~:~·~ ' ?~'[:f;;;: •. ~··"-~ - ' ,,. ·;~·-···"!' ) . • < ¥ • • ~-' j ' • '(, l 'I ~. . .· - . -~ '! 3t'CIIeittr'l't~~~.lllhU~ !:~:co. Eclitor '· ' ' • o-. lllcllm'd s. Mllllln VtT!IOII OIIDian. Ado. Jlfll', J-1. DotlrMt, Mo. Dir. 1 Bif~~· Raie Falls: Population Rises Demographer& - } ~ofess!onal people young men. · -· ·· , ··~ · •' · ·"HGroN ,;.''~ Rq.; '. ,.1~ - · t· l ~ , , n '"" c· .. l , , •:ri'. to makewUIII It, ind lUI If lor IDJO., lfallaCt io accopt·i/i DDPI- aboll& U COIIJII"VVii"' ·• .,.•• ert•r,. K.y III~JIIInl 1tepplily 1101 oaly a llftlllllllre relaon be should clloose not. to lbatlou ol a spJJilter ''i!'.roup be !Willi In tht<llll!ra.~.. to ,aC<'tlltuata 'the potltlve br ~eil~ ·~IIIIer but al· atand .,~ . be · eould ~ '!'h91e "~ e~ . . . Too, Porlfl: ~~.:..hi: -tralblg on ~berll ~ ., a , ~ljo! .!lid 1 Ieider fl)r Uf welfare IQuU: ~ II :jr)'\ .V!*Ut. ~Unm ,moH In· llll1otllmlnatethe~"b7' 111111 ~II a 1mulll18 11111 dlvllloa• on forelp ·· · dtll' lower IliaD lhelr tnpolicy With' the Jollll8on AdJaJn. .. ··: Iii 1lllnl bini u a lllck atraUon. · . with !l'bkil to beat tilt dOl of But w1111e 111e 111m 11 perra. ,. ~ Amerll!lll ~ ly plain, the Senator'• abllll)' policy 4tt-llled to ave South to btnc It off 11 more llllCI Vlttlllm fJIIIII CollllllunJit con1mora bi1n1 brought Into que~o qutSt. lion. This draft • ~ennedy move' For Kennedy partlaw are ment 11 0111 olthellllllll .blllr· flndlnJ It quilt !mposl!ble to n In political blstory, a sort of accept It 'that he 111f4D1 what trelilulouiJ1wrt~~~. beaded Qn. be Slf~When be dllclllml 8DJ dert•'·'·g so IU-adv~ as hard· Intention to contest PrMidtnt 1y to be belltvtd..-tt could not i ·l!l very cJo.- to dlola!¥J{ the coa- wu .~ ~.. • bard the ~ft~~!.;or~ vention'1 dlulcl .of bil IIU4lCltto llJM ,llablll at:med ~~ caut«nla ~!i':.Jllliitell, 10r. · . ~ Jn, G~:t~ aud a lelllllll"!lUP ~;W~ WorJI )'II, a· aun.med ~lforl Turkey, . ·" • .!eel Jn ~ .a ~ K..., Into the po~-· tuft of I ' JobDaon rival would P'J'IIIIIItlill1 ~~ 111111 wUb a. permlllentiJ dlieradlted fir. out frqment with 110 future whatever wUbJn the Democrat- to ll!iih · 'fa. ·· · ~ o. Poria' fl ,Qrqon, ·~" de~' ~· ~ , llltloul co-cllalnnln ol..a or- IIJoal of the · ~~".' llllilallon callad Cl . lor lc ~ In c~r. . .:; , Kennedy • Fulbrllh~ an· 'lbllq llllCI ~-~J111bat nouneed that ,~e eon. the wDd 111e11 ~ ..... '!e.\ IN ·counters - are happy abojlt the nation's Moat woman IDilTY between a and 21, ventlon deleptet ope~ or ·co- PQIIll no, altmlljlu,. ilbate~r I ateadi!y dtclinlllg birth ratle, which t h I 1 and they · 1enorally IDilTY ~~~tn between 21 lc party. . verily pledpcl to Keflli~ will to ~~~~.!0 ~ year will reacb a record low. and 2t But Iince '186&, . there bave been 1!1111, In lpltt of II all. thaN IIIIer at laut halt a do~ Dem- form hill !male . ~ lllat of Bu~ characleristictllly, they wiiiPpily fewer men than women looklnl for them. reaDy 1!1 a ,eriulae opntlac ocntlc Presldeatl~ ~ a dove Oil Vlelnllil to ,~ Off warn that it's too early to celebrate our Toda, there are about one mllUon more maclwllsm, !»wever liDall, lor llelt ,.-, .,.,. 1111!1 cleePIY ~P¥· .wtth ~scape frl)lll r beoomine a totally urban· women than men In these qe, Cllelorles tbil exlraol'lllnlrJ putach. II 'nit pmence ol tbil~'plllallve ldlemts to lm~e h\1 Ql ized, congealed nation. · says Goldberg. Uee, of roune, on the Wul ~of lbt IIIQit ,&lo..,J. the urban p<IOI'. .. ~~ -~- • · · .,·... We are continuing to srow In numbera. But thla tmbalanCI will disappear 11 John10n for renomination nut ~bly lead to IIUCCtll Ia .Coast, and II centers IDevltab!J WIJUIID Full!ri&bl o " Ar~ Thus, !ronlcally,lt If '!:'.•.,• I • rei: Sometin!e . around Jabuary I, 1968, U.S. tht boya bl)rn. In the baby boom 10 to 20 year. '111ey art rmbnelllll th• 1H8, and.at thiVeey minimum •In CaUfomll, 1he ~ or 1 AI II kollcluslve evld~ that eliiOIIODal be,t:brl·. riiJJer ,.iiiaq I. ;.. l~: ; .-poptllation will reach 200 billion. Even yeara ago becume availabla. In fact, the YOUIIJ Senator with an unabat- II 1IO!Iid leave Kl!lllledy In lbt ·beatnik • peactnli rumor pba an lmJ!Iacabll boslllllf to a hill antaplltl wbo ~. ~ ~ •;',taking into acoount the falling blrllt rate lmbalanee will be reversed In the 1910s ed and even a rlslnl .ftttVOr, poaltlon of 1 mere fuWe wredl· nomenon Wblch IIDOIIIIIIID llct 'lirm line aplnll ~ 1111 to permit him to Jlill;~~~ ~oc !the number of live births per thousand of and we may very well see an upsuraa In notably on tbe wue of the war er at the DomocraUc National to the beiiMI!IP·of a tbJrd.puo upllllioDimlln Vletnliill II the a dovish peri. '1bey 1!&~ . a ' ·" poJlll]ation), ona estimate Is that at the the birth rate. In V!etn1111, and Utey are lllus Oonnntlon. ty mcwemenl CODIJIII'Ible to the real moUVIIioa of 11111, ij 1 e r· llnl!l, uncontrollable '!'qi .·. to turn of the century II will be 340 million. As Robert c. Cook of the Population bo<lnl him In with a kil!d of . It 10H without AYinl that one wblch 'In 1141 JOUCflt lint For Fullirlsbt' J1i!ord OD their 01111 polWCII ~~ d ~' Ono I'<'BJOn for present birth rille d.. Refe.,nce Bureau pu!.s It: "It II these admiration bo could aurety do President Johnson can, of lo deny renomiDatloD to I'NIJo D1111J Gl ~ laues ~y they an .pleiiHil ~- oi,ftr,,~ .,. cline, acconling to David Goldberg, Unl· boom babies wbo are now comln& to tha witboul ecuru, have tho renomination dent lfany Truman llld, fall- most dear .. to the ul~berals a promlnllll pal'llcl!-.lill!)Jif ~ ;-.; ' vmitY. of 1\!iooJgan sociologist, Is t!le nureproductive rooet." ,. What II C'Olnr en hera II a .without llfliltl a finlar II hi 1118lll thla, !ben ptrlllldad HtD- - civil rlcbll and Ill that - II pacL ... merical diaprqportion ·between marriageAnother factor &Jvlnl the democrapherl . :~;.. lib!•· young women and marriageable pause Is the p.,lerenct expressed by Am· 4-Tbt SUIIday ~tine), SUIIdq, JuJJ 11, tfe'l -· ... ., ·• · · · erlcm women In various polil for a family or sllJbtl7 more than three cblldren. II-' American women really do average • I fll:' j -· ,., I . I , · ·-,--~ Barnacle Learning . it ; ; Ever since IIIID •hal been colng down to , 1 Ute sea ill AltiP.f,. ~· hu been comiiiJ up 1., .with bama~. AI· any sailor wlto has •v· ·, • er chitweQ. a hull ,\Viii at~. the) It I h · · mart!lf . organtsDIS' manufacture what must be the be.tl glue on earth. . So strong Is barnacle odht~lve, In !act, thai removal of a barnacle from a lhlp'1 ·. •: bulL actually r'"lulres removal of a micro:·,: scopic lll)'er o~ the steel Itself. •·t: . · Reasoning that U you can't chip 'em, """ Join 'em; biologists at the University of Akron are rai,ing a crop of the peskY . ·creatures in an Oquarium In hopes of dig.. ' ' roYrring the •~et of the adhesive and "Woodsman, Spare that Tree!" 3.! chlld.,n from .\ ' I : I •I now to the end of the century, U. S. population 'lrould double to IGO mllllon. "Nearly all pari!Dis," uy• Coclr, "r!dleule tbe Idea that bavlnt ono additional child could oonfJ"Ibute to 1 national caiiJDo II)'. Yet tbil II the lltua!lon todaJ!' . .., \, Brown- Thomas Vows . Read in Shaker Heights Ttiiy s! ' POMERo'v' - ~~e!s wore floor length gowns serrano pr~ss · [style d r e! white s!adloD 'flllillteoi'by i'ev-en de~ed with empire wals!.s, with a lljBtching jacket. She branch ~Ill:• di!I:OI:a¥ b~ sleeves and A·liq.e skirts. wore the · •cotS&ge, of dalsl-. the altar 'ol the Long Bottom Miss· Brown's gown was of aq, rosebuds, ~ baby's Chrislian ChUrl)h, ,or th,e we d- ua llljft serrano, . and t h e from her w~ding bouquet. · ding of ~ ~~ ~· Melanie Kay brld\9maids' gowns were ol Tjle_ new Mrs. '111omas Is a Brown J¥edllville, to Wil· tropio! turquoise, with accents graduate of _Ea,tern ..H.nll ,.1 b~· l liam Howard Tl)omaa, . Shaker of · ~to lace on the sleeves s_chool and Ohio. Stat~ u . 1 1 Heights. · and, ~- They wore match, SJty. She will begin a dtelaiy In· · . inK ~r bows with c I r c le lern$bip at Saint Litke's Hosplt-/ The brick! ,Is the d&ugltler of veils aitd carried white daisies. al in Cleveland in September. Mr. and Mi'fl. .Walter Bro:wn, . . , Mr. Thnmas graduated Reedsville, .. and the bride- Rlc~ard Thomes of Kent, Roosevelt lllgh School at groom's parents are the Rev. brother of tlle bridegroom, ser. and Kent State University. and Mrs. CUI(ord · B. Thomas, ved as best ~an and the· ush· i< employed by the Cleveland Kent. ers .~re Davtd TaylQr 01 Day- l1neumatlc Tool Company 88 Vows of tile double ring cer- !on arta Larry Deitch of Salme. COSt accountant. The C,O U ~mony were read at 7::W on the FIQ~I!I' girl for the wedding resides at 364:1 Lindholm urt•v•, 1 evening of ,Jul 7 by the Rev. was ,ltfiss Cheri Lynn Pickens, Shaker Heights. Mr. Thomas, father of I be co~ill of the bride, and I he Out of town guests at the bridegroqm. A program of nupo ring bearer was Master David wedding and n!ception w e r e ttBI musjc was presented by llrow, brother of the bride. Mrs. William H. Lowe, Sharon, Mrs. Ronaleen Reese . of Long Miss ~ Pickens was in a yellow Pa.; Miss ·Marianne Tingler, Bottom, pianist, and Mrs. Paul and. white dress and carried a Akrnn: Miss Susan Williams, Nease of Pomeroy, vocaUst. basil~!· of white daisies. Master j{ent; Larry Deitch, Salem; Given In marriage by her Brown won! a blue stlk. Mtss Karol Worlpnan, LIm a; father ' the bride was In a Door ·For.. .her daughter's wedding, David Taylor and . I•ngth gown d¢gned with an Mri: .Brown wore a two · piece Senkbeil. Dayton; Mr. and empire waistline, . bell sleeves linen" 'clress of aqua with bone Kenton Smith, Cincinnati; and an A•llne skirt. The bodice ~'ories and a corsage of nus Egerins and Miss Mar a was of Irish lace and the sklr! aqua tinted carnations. Mr s. Egerins, Magnetic Springs, was of 1 errano with a match- Tholi]as was in a coc11a brown Mr.a nd Mrs. Tom Montgomery ing chalfel length train appll- dn!s,"' with bone accessories Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Edqued with Irish lace. Her elbow and had a corsage of yellow ward Wacbsman, Mr. and ·Mrs. length veil of silk Ulusion fell carnations. Michael Burke, Mr. and Mrs. from a Dior bow. Both the wed· A teceplion for the couple Dan SmiUt, Mr. and Mrs. ding gown and the headpiece was ' lteld at the Riverview Uam Smathers, Columbus; Mr. were made by the bride's mo· Scho#, Table decorations were and Mrs. Paul Meredith an liter. The bride carried a cas- accented with yellow bows. Marsha, Westerville: Mr. and cade arrangement of w h I I o Hoste4se.s were Miss Marianne Mrs. Charles Pickens and Cheri, daisies, ·, roSebuds, and ' baby's Tin~o!r. Akron; Mrs. William Parkersburg, W. Va.; Mr. and breath. ' Smathers, Columbus; Mrs. Har- Mrs. Harry Knopp, Cleveland, Attendants lor the bride were lis Erank and Mrs. Don aId IMiss Linda Snyder, Marietta; Miss Linda Brown, Reedsville, Myerl, Long Bottom: and Mrs. Miss Judy Roherson, Kentucky; ~Isler ot the bride, maid of bon- Paul .Meredith and Miss Mar- Mr. and Mrs. William Mereor; Mrs. Edw!!rd Wachsman sba Meredith, Westerville. dith, Beverly; and Mr. and Mrs .. and Mrs. Michael Burke, boUt For,' ller wedding trip, . the Harold Sauer, Mary Ruth ~ Columbus, the bridesmaids. brUt~:: changed into a yellow and Joy, Middleport. 1: - - - -· . ·. . 0! · (qmmunity Easy One to Answer \~ Corner o; Human belng1 are 10perlallvely adroit at taking basically simple sitUations and complicatinc them lnlo beautiful confllllon. · As a buslnelsman, If you found an emf'Yenlually sy:lthesizing it. ploye doing what testimony has indicated · The sdentisis believe that if they ran Adam Clayton Powell and Thomas J, make the stufi in the laborotory, they may Dodd were doing - and regarclles1 of how come up wit:, a substance that will provigorous! or audaciously such actions vidt> a permanent adhesive for rillings for were delende~ - would YOU wait( that tr eth- as w<:ll as closing one mort cavi- employe to keep on represenliJll thl ty In human knowledge. tfrm! ~- The $Unl!ay 'rumes.8e!ltlnel, ~. Jillf1.8:11!8'7~ t ' By Charlene Hoeflkh Meigs Countlans DO get around . . • • Spending the past eight months in Tema Ghana, Afrf. ca fr{r. and Mrs. William Ingels and children are looking forward to a return to Middleport about Sept. 16. Following their vacation, they will return to Mrica in early October and In December, Mrs.lDgels' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Abbott, Mtddleport, will make the Mrica jaunt to spend about two months with the Ingels family. Mr. Ingels is associated with Valco, having gone to Africa on a three year assignment from Kaiser Alumi· num. Incidentally, Mr. and Mr s. p!oyed as a lab technician at a Ingels recently moved Into a Springfield hospital. spacious, new home . . . only 11 rooms. The borne was pro- JANE DOUGLAS assistant vided by his compan~. The Jn. instructor of the Hoizer Hospitgels also receive helpmg hands a! School of Nursing, leaves to. from a garder.er and a matd. day on her first flight from The Ingels children, Terri, Olarleston enrouto ~ EviDSo 10, and Leslie, eight, attend ton, Ill., where she will attend school on a year-around basis a two-day worksbop on I e st _ bu! half day sessions. lnclud- construction at the Evanston ed iJt their course_s of stndy is Hospital School of Nursing. French. Mr. and Mr. ln~els Following her return, Jane report ;~e school system is ex- will join Mr. and Mrs. Ted cellsnt. Downie next Sunday for a trip AND-MR AND MRS RAY to New Hampshire where tile · , · Dow:ties will visit their 1 on, RIGGS an<F chtldren, Maralynn Chucl<, a Meigs Local School and caralfnn Tracy, and Rtt~ District teacher, who is servRiggs, Athens, JUSt returne lng as a counselor at camp from li trip East. Robin Hood. · Society ... by Charlene Hoeflich, TeL 992-5292 Inspection Held At Rock Springs p.&MJ:U, ,. . . .. .. .. , :, , , Betrqfhdi· M ., ;·, r· Miss Sylve~­ . A- . · -a.~ 1Sw•nOUft'-CJ~ . . 1 ,w; .0 ,_. $ylftallr. POMEROY - · . l!ff..... "''• Arthur R. are 8lliiOiiildnC lbe ~~~~ ... of their ~. P""''""' . to Tholi\BS ~ ~-of Mr. and !lj:t. , ~· "II. Thelas of ~; . 1 , Mls.l Sylvester ~ 'II June from Holler · ._.a School ol ~~ ~ In Gallipolil. Sbe II lllio t~P~ =· lllllllllW t Mr 'lbelss gradua,ted l u from Nlllhvlllt Aldoollleo sel College In N ibvllle, Telm. and Is self ~ aD tbt Thetis farm. Bolh /tllD Sylvester IIlii Mr, '11lela are 19111 graduatea of Soutberu mgb Sc1ioo1. No uta hu been set fw lite 1Nfldlal, -·- - - - Mard. PLA.1\I DINNER '111ere will be a famiiJ ltJiow. Mlp dinner followln& dtarcb They visited points o! Interservices at the Racine Bapt1Jt est irt Washington, D. C. bef?re YES - MEIGS Cdunltans Church Sunday nooo. BYtiJIIIII going on to Atla!"!c Ctty, gomg DO get around! Is welcome. to the latter poml so the girls ------------,,...~------ could performance by ..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . "Dino.attend Des! aand Billy." The new mattress FOMEROY - Inspection Members responded to r 0 II IJ"io is qui~ J:u~\hwiUt th~ Virgil Atkins, deputy master, call with grange memories. A ~ung~· · ando De . eUtson 20 years )'0" and Pauline Atkins, · reading, "I Am the Grange" f ~ . 1~ll Sl, e son 11 matron, was . Thurs. wa9"1!iven by Mrs. Homer Rad- 0 ct e · · .........,. . . ""'11;:i day night when Rock ford, and Wllliam Grueser pre- The group spent Sunday in Grange met at the hall. "Sharing Our Abund- New York City with Larry Tra-· Fred Goeglein presided at ' There was instrumenb!l cy and then visited Williamsmeeting which featured a music by Home_r 1\ice and Am- burg before returning home. : gram In observance of the os Leonard, aitd Mrs. Fr e d tennlal ol Grange. Mrs. Gladys Goegleln presented the history LEAVING NEXT month for Morgan, lecturer had of Rock Springs Grange. Toronto, Canada, will be, the the . program and · Fnllowing a reading, "A Lit- Rev. and Mrs. Russell Mclnty• ''Grange Facts and tie Humor," by Betty Leonard, re. I as her !heme. there was a candle lighting cer. Mrs. Mcintyre Is, of course. Iem1ony In observance of the the former Christine Coats of centennial ·year. Taking par I Middleport. Churche1 Planni11g were Goegleln, Mrs. Morgan, The Rev. Mr. Mcintyre has Two Events of Fall Mrs. Radford, Mrs. Dora Hen· enrolled at the University of I .POMEROY - Fall events ton, Mrs. Nora Ball, and Mrs. Toronto where he will be work· : [clu•ding tile annual Harvest Fes- William Grueser. ing on his doctorate lor the 1 !ivai and observance of tlle Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Blakeslee next two years. He's a philoso- l · Refonnallon anniversary showed slides of their trip to phy and religion major. POMEROY -Mr. and Mrs. · October were planned when Hawaii. Refreshmects were ser- He has been pastor o! a ViCtor Hannahs, Pomeroy, are Council of St. Paul and St. ved following the meeting by Springfield church for the past announcing the engagement Jolln Lutheran Churches me the home economics commit- year and Christine, a graduate I their daughter, Kathryn Jane, night. tee. of Ohio Northern, has been em. to Mr. Larry Ricbll'd Werry, The Harvest Festival will be li iiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiii son of Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles M. at St. John's Church. Plans Werry, also of Pomeroy. were also made by tlle group Miss Hannahs is presently to participate In the "Luthemployed at the Administrative eran Ingathering lor EducaUon" Data Processing Center of this fall. A teacher's training University in Athens. was scheduled for 7:30 Mr. Werry is employed al the m. on Wednesday. with r8Yolutionory new Phillip Sporn P.lant for ~he By Enrolling Now in the summer and will he a Churcho/Chrillt more at Glenville State College, Glenville, W. Va., !his faiL Picnic ill Today Wedding plans are lhcom- POMEROY - '111e Pomeroy plcte. Church of Christ picnic will be held at the Meigs County We .teach aU phases of Beauty Culture. Short training period. Tuition payment plan available. Approved for GI ° First totally. in giver am.rtruction a new kind of sleeping (comfort ____________ ___ ____:, WorldoiReli ion .. ,,. ! ls·Announced · • Englander You Can Be a Highly Trained w0 lfe . :•• Srt:sanne 'Bradbury M - · -. Bradb·Ury . .: · · dd . ' ' t W . e Lng..:. LS 5.e ·. . .~. · ~ BirthAnnounced MIDDLEPORT -·Mr. and f.'ii.s. Chari~ A. Bradbury, From Kirksville ,. ~··· .... ' • df, I • • ' "• •"'' 5ME,LEY SOUNDS LIKE THE. Pfl:tFECT HUSBAND HANDYM._iol /o.S •• • ...... HE T\JRNS DOWN A GOLF o.&.TE·" otll • -~.' ·•·r ·,I' ..,. '... I ~ • . ser~~::.mgn:::~ be held there Instead ni~ltll and Pearl Welk· Middleport, are announcin¥ the engagement and ap· MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and pn:~acbillg marriage ol thetr cW~ghter, .suzanne, to Mr. Mrs. Stephen Coats, Kirksville, CarfWolfe, son of Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Racme, Route 2, and Mo., are announcing the birth :0~ :~n:=e~ ~! tb~ We Daniel Carl Wolfe. . . of a son, Robert Sean, July 7 410 FRONT ST.MARtmA, 0, Phone 373-3617 Mlsa Bradbury Is a 1865 . College wtth a Cadet at the Kirksville Ostheopa!hic Clark wlll arrange recreuate of Middleport lligh In Elementary Edu- HospitaL • . end tbli apr1J11 from R calion. She is a member of AI· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gasklll /r---"""======= Mu Beta Sorority. oi Middleport and Mr. and Lawn .Party Given Mr. W(!lfe gr'duated in 1958 Mrs. Herb Conley of Troy, Mo., · D . ht · Racine High School and are tlle grandparents, and Mrs. Honoring aug ~r 196.1 from Marietta College. Waller Hayes, Middleport, is a POJtlEROY - Mr. and Mfi'· IHe is a member of Alpha Sig· great grandmother. Mrs. GasKenneth-~~ entertained Phi Fraternity. Mr. Wolfe kill returned Wednesday ...... , a lawn 1""•1 bonorlng . &b employe~ as head basltet- Kirksville after a several daugltter, Lisa ~ King, on coach In: the Meigs Local visit there .. filth blrtbday, i . · District . \ The ,wedding will be an event In 1862, David cwere ' ·=7 at Heath Met~Jt. became the lltst .Nlfion•lly Adv. Hustler MA.. LE GLOVE Middleport. adll)lral by 1111 of LEA'fHIER . ' ~···"' .. ~·~ .... • c•n• • •• p1uo . . . . _ - fort . . ..,... of ..........,. ..... tt'l hlndoalftld ... h.lt • beautiful multi-coloNel - qullt1ttl--- - In& .......... Herei the inside story on Englllntler'1 NW COMFORT.JEA.c. ' • .... .. ,. ..... Finl ..... L ...... 2. ,_ .... . 3 -~~·· ,_, "'' ............ Canvas Bal Oxford Maroon and 50 Only tim~. ._c on lltofai!-T~ VALLEY BEAUTY SCHOOL enjOy super-size ~fort • •· Denim . ' No--· . -. ENROLL NOW WORK SHOE . .. 0Nl.1' •n entirely . . kind of Cllllllto !ott. T-. .. .. atl fool, ON~Y ' . ·. • . ... ....,_ __.... ._ ..,_....., training. ··' / TENSION•EASE® BEAUTY SCHOOL MEN'S .. ;-'' .. , •.; BEAUTY OPERATOR . .5"'( . 1. • . f' ' . . . '' . ' .·~ -- ~= ,. ' • �,; ,,, ( ~,-;-~ '·~~ .,.. ' ' i ) . J, ' 1t ~ • ' .,-,·- ,. ! ' .. ~ ~' • )< \,(' • ..., •' '' i; ' '···' . . ' • ,' ,. ' ' ' '! \ f ' ' ." ' I . ~ ' ' ~lkins Fif.lfJiiJ ~eunion .:Held At rony EIICin; :Home In Bidwell · . GALIJPOLII ~ Tbl 'llklnl Webster ' tnd. · Nt and ' f >lly reunion waa held at the I Later i:Jidn.' Jetf and ~:~i. t ..m• Ol Mr. and Mrl. '1'ony lllllmt:"l\lr. 'and Mn. 111 hmlS, Ill 1, IWw.U, oa Jll11 Wm'kmlll11' Dennll.u.w "'·'· and lnd < • • . nl.le, UIIUBDIIOII, W. Va .• ·•.•••• , Cblldra jll I ' 11 wtrt Mr. • nd MrJ. 'I\my JtWna and IOO, larry,lllr, 8Jid &Ira. Will Fitdl, loui111, Ky., Mr, IJIId Mrt•.WIU F1t(i11nd . . . . .,.MirJ tra~~o t.s o1 ~ · and Mra Jot ill '1m"•m•~ hidaJnOrt ll'a. w. Othera prQent were Jollll end Violtt B.U;•Mr. and Mn. l ee ~~~~ IIIII Bruefl, Mr. and ~ ! rs. John BID Jr.," Mr. and g~v11 ~~lfonl, Conleyr,. ~ Ttrr7, •• ::r:l AI , Ky.; Mrs: !!!Value steve111, GaJ, W: ,VI.; Mra. AlbeJ1 1111, LlliiUI illd •.DIIe, Hunllnt-1 ton, W. Ya.; Mrt. Ill mm Smith ~ ClaytGn, w::~ Cillo; Ml'· alld t.lrl. Flldl, TOmahawk, lCJ.; Mr; Mra. lObby Elklu, Jeu Mike, •r.«t. and Mrl. Malc!Oiml Wild iliil Jeff, Mrl. H~nanl Eu!Gn and Mil! S111Kirlly, I 1t•·s. W1m11 'l'tllllilptoD, Mr. ol Bldwtll. 1 nd Mrs. Jllliel F. 'lbomJIIIon 'nle nett flllllly reunion : •1d daugf1tel'9, P,atti, Shirley, be held the l!rBt sunday in Jutr J•ckle and Toll!, Mr. and Mrt. ot !I Tawawa Park ill Sld1-'obert stw,, Mr. !P'd Ml'l. 111J, Oli!b. ! 'arson Fltcb, Mr. lmd Mrs. , ~ennetb C Meek, Guy, Cathy and Joan, Ill of rro;, Ohio. 1• ,,'!i,':,d~~=~ mldili, Pam alld Ka,, Charles l ·I ' trfr. IIICI Mr1. RD11aid Etklnt. IIDbtn, Ronnie, K-. ty and Katliy, Manltield; Mr. JaJIIN Ball 1111111011, Wut 0111ter; Mr. and 1oft•· Clarenct EaJ. 1on, CindY .and Renee, Fafr. born; Mr. · and Ml'l. wtDJII'd ~hade, Casstown; Mr. and Mrs. !Walter B1!1!, Bruee and Jim, C1sslown; Mrs., Lowell Moody r.nd lllldDty, 'tina and Mark, Manafleld: Trinity Circle AssiSts Purehase 01 New Robes.for Church Choir Mrs./daGates SAFFORD'S STUDIO . t4tit lalkr11 Aw. l't, PINMnl, W. V• ' Hostess-For Patriot WSCS Baptist Men'S Fellowship Has · Annual Cookout . o.u.J:.tpous - Tht Fe~Jowi!dp of the First Bap·t!stl Chureh 'or Galllpolls, had ann1111 ~"coot out" 'lbundllYI ~rs.flutchinson Is Honored With Recent Cookout b RQ eft5- MOfQQn NuptLa. ·• [5 Read DISht ~t '~~te Bob Evana GALLIPOLIS - · Arran&e-,Byers. Seatlnr the guellla were House Rio Grande. Th et r of gladioli, · daisies and Phll Pope and Okey Tawney. wives wb-e guests. Over 50 decorated tile altar of 'lbe bride's mother wore a tended tile occasion. Grace Methodist Church for willow green dres1 with while Vemon Harvey, Iftaldent ol JUne 11 1\"'dding o!M Iss accessories and a corsage or the Men'• FeQowshlp, wu:~:~~==~- Robarts lnd Dan. R. pmk rosebuds. The brideover tile evening's p.. The Rev. Hughey groom's mother diose a drns . Prior to. the meal games performed the double of pink and white with white playedjlythemeDwllllellie ceremony. The bride is 1accesories at DON'T MISS OUR GIGANTIC .• ;. OPEN HOUSE SALE NOW IN FULL SWING AT -THE . EMPIRE! • VISIT US AND REGISTER FOR OUR GIANT GIVEAWAY COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND! NO PuRCHASE NECESSARYI VALUABLE PRIZES! and a corsage or-------------------------------....;_ ~~=~ :':dtli~ :l;s ~ :t~. an~~~~~ pink rosebuds. R0 · Road and Mr. Morgan is lmmedlately followin I h e . GALLIPOIJS ~ 'lbe P~trlot ing on ~the food. After met 'l'uelday eve. ahlp around tlle table, car! 100 of Mr. and Mrs. John ~remony, a reception was held (:harga 1 ing at the 11om. of Mn, Ida klns led In the slnllng of MoJ1811, Route 2, Galllpolla. 10 the Fellowship Room of the lialet. \ uses llljl hyJDDJ. Mr. Wedding muslc was furnlshed Church. Ho!tessea for the ...,.. During the 'bullneu meeting gave W\ll'dl of webmle by Mrs. Nell Sanders, organJst. cepllon were Mrs. Mickey Morit wu moved alld llei!OIIded to thankJ to tlle committees Mrs. George Adams, soloist, gan, Miss Jane Ann Morgan >kip 1be Augu,t mee11q . . made . lbe evenl111 a "Always," "'lbe Hawal· and Mrs. Robert L. Roberta. to thl fair. Mr. Harvey also dtscusBed ian Wedding Song" and "The Miss Judith Ann Roberts, , PrOIIJ'IDI eonaiJied of ICI'!p. plans for the Men'l Retreat LoJ:d's Plraytr·" niece of the bride, registered ''11"41 reiii!IIJI li:flll ~Kary be~ What lbe 'lbe bride ncorted to the al· the guests. •'rews; pdJer' '111· ' "Tlil. ..-OIIIIdl. , , • , by her lather, cho6ea white The bride is a graduate of 'arker, .I l'llllllnc ' 081'1111 The s~aker of the gown ot' chantilly !act_ fuhlon- Gallia Academy High School .10nea; qull GD Blbla, , Sbenle was ttii •Rev. Joseph ed wltll I buque waliJtllne and and is employed by the COOJ)o I Burnett and ;eadlnp by {lei. paatorr •and bls loq,•tlact·.lleevu, .H.- veU of erative Extension Service. trude Davl.l, Mabel Mahan,' and cend around the wo r alit l1luslon wu beld In pJaee The bridegroom gra,!uated L Magllalene Crate. The proiiJ'am "Falnlillg Not." by a queen's crown of lace and from Southwestern Sehool v:as' "t:loied by rtpeatlng lbe Aftei'''closing prayer, seecl.pearla, She· earrlad a Bib- and is employed b Ohio Power Lord't Prl)'ll'. · group •Joyed ftrther lopped with a caacade of Company. The Secret Sister IICbanga ahlp before going home. centered wllb 1 re-I After a wedding trip through wat a blchll&ht of the enrill!c. corsase of while or- the Smoky Mountains, the couRefreshmenta were lltrVtd by Ill 1'190, Conaresa aet up the ' oniJ.·,leJc!lu,; was a pte Is residing at !33 Second lh~ boaleP. The ll8lJ& . meetlnl Dlltrlct of Columbia u the pendant, . ll llfi fiOm lhe Avenue. •·ill be at the ho11111 of Mary permanant ~eat of iht ---crews 011 ~ lL i:lovernDient. Mtu VIrginia O'Nedl served Mrs. Alma Root and dauglt· maid ol honor and brides- ten have returned 1o their Florbllld was Mils Corbetta Rob- ida hotne alter spending severen., aliter of llie bride; Both al diys with Mrs. Root's brotbattendanll wore go11111 ol JIOW· ora and sisters and many der bllll laahloned wllll bell friends. The Roots lived In Olllo llh11ped lklrll and 1leeves. A for many years. matching blue , pout veO C!OJn. pJeled their enaembles. They In IIM5, at uo a.m. JED'!') eiiCadee pi willie dais- the llrst ezperlmentallest of an ~Y11fu , Atomic Bomb look place 18 m 1w14J "'llap.up• tw• Just push bUitoiL A ralnJ dq. speCial DOW. The real tht 2.99 and 5.95 Darnbrough's DEPAR'l'IIENT STORE G.tl..pollt, Ohio I \ THE Ad:val)ce Sale 1 SPOniGHI IS ON Just Between - tHE IIW Us ... !- EMPIRE! JULY 14-15-16 IV'· PAT HOUCK ' Save$1 to $1 l) 50 TULIP BULBS 5 Each Of 10 Varllflll ~.95 50 DAFFODILS ~.55 50 CROCUS--assorted $1.99 Pfare 1'our Order 3,500 sq. ft. Added Floer SpQce NEWLY DECORATED , ,, SPECIAL . _. ·' PRICES AND REMODELED • • • ' ' . . Now 20,000 Square Feet Display·Area of Fine furniture, Appliances and floor Coverings "' ...... Se~·lel ASKAIOUT ' . OURJUJX SPECIALS ON 'tAlPntNC . I ,A, •'· .. ~~~ - - - - ... DON'T MISS THE I ,, llalloniiiJ tJstd year 'rounf $ prl" $59.95 1NOW ,:·' ~· LIMITED TIME ONLY ' 1 '' ~ Put an end to aott backa.that co~ne from aleeplng 01 too toft 1 ~nettre~Mnd save money at the ume time! Right now, you can buy the Btmco Sacroptdlc: mattrus for )uat 138.Q5 ••• or tht luxurio·u t ltmco Sacroptdlc for only S40.tl. That't a $20 tavlng over the regular ytar 'round ,\ }~~ STOitEWIDE prlc ...... $•0 uvlng on every 11t. And you'll aft 1lot mor~ then Just a saving. Stretch out 0f1 ~he mattrenta that art iOOd for rovr back. Feel how Bemco'a pattnted Unlfuttd" Co.nttruc:· C.LEARANCi ' tlon givea you all the firm, hulthful support you Ated-and the gentle touch you want. .SALE DRB$p e . Open ,'JHouse II bestman WU John Muloo. ~~- VISIT US DURING With ff• Noav •• We'll Notllg 1'ou Wlaeta Bulbs Jlrrlvet PHONE 446-1106 NOW! Smeltzer Garden Center Visit. Us 'Nowl ., COAJS • .:·s~,. · . '· ' . ' - !' • . ~1 tv' if: l ''· ' SPOI;lS.:&S.,.wiAR ,; ,;. \, ., . .•. . ' '' . ' , ' \ ·. ,... ' �,; ,,, ( ~,-;-~ '·~~ .,.. ' ' i ) . J, ' 1t ~ • ' .,-,·- ,. ! ' .. ~ ~' • )< \,(' • ..., •' '' i; ' '···' . . ' • ,' ,. ' ' ' '! \ f ' ' ." ' I . ~ ' ' ~lkins Fif.lfJiiJ ~eunion .:Held At rony EIICin; :Home In Bidwell · . GALIJPOLII ~ Tbl 'llklnl Webster ' tnd. · Nt and ' f >lly reunion waa held at the I Later i:Jidn.' Jetf and ~:~i. t ..m• Ol Mr. and Mrl. '1'ony lllllmt:"l\lr. 'and Mn. 111 hmlS, Ill 1, IWw.U, oa Jll11 Wm'kmlll11' Dennll.u.w "'·'· and lnd < • • . nl.le, UIIUBDIIOII, W. Va .• ·•.•••• , Cblldra jll I ' 11 wtrt Mr. • nd MrJ. 'I\my JtWna and IOO, larry,lllr, 8Jid &Ira. Will Fitdl, loui111, Ky., Mr, IJIId Mrt•.WIU F1t(i11nd . . . . .,.MirJ tra~~o t.s o1 ~ · and Mra Jot ill '1m"•m•~ hidaJnOrt ll'a. w. Othera prQent were Jollll end Violtt B.U;•Mr. and Mn. l ee ~~~~ IIIII Bruefl, Mr. and ~ ! rs. John BID Jr.," Mr. and g~v11 ~~lfonl, Conleyr,. ~ Ttrr7, •• ::r:l AI , Ky.; Mrs: !!!Value steve111, GaJ, W: ,VI.; Mra. AlbeJ1 1111, LlliiUI illd •.DIIe, Hunllnt-1 ton, W. Ya.; Mrt. Ill mm Smith ~ ClaytGn, w::~ Cillo; Ml'· alld t.lrl. Flldl, TOmahawk, lCJ.; Mr; Mra. lObby Elklu, Jeu Mike, •r.«t. and Mrl. Malc!Oiml Wild iliil Jeff, Mrl. H~nanl Eu!Gn and Mil! S111Kirlly, I 1t•·s. W1m11 'l'tllllilptoD, Mr. ol Bldwtll. 1 nd Mrs. Jllliel F. 'lbomJIIIon 'nle nett flllllly reunion : •1d daugf1tel'9, P,atti, Shirley, be held the l!rBt sunday in Jutr J•ckle and Toll!, Mr. and Mrt. ot !I Tawawa Park ill Sld1-'obert stw,, Mr. !P'd Ml'l. 111J, Oli!b. ! 'arson Fltcb, Mr. lmd Mrs. , ~ennetb C Meek, Guy, Cathy and Joan, Ill of rro;, Ohio. 1• ,,'!i,':,d~~=~ mldili, Pam alld Ka,, Charles l ·I ' trfr. IIICI Mr1. RD11aid Etklnt. IIDbtn, Ronnie, K-. ty and Katliy, Manltield; Mr. JaJIIN Ball 1111111011, Wut 0111ter; Mr. and 1oft•· Clarenct EaJ. 1on, CindY .and Renee, Fafr. born; Mr. · and Ml'l. wtDJII'd ~hade, Casstown; Mr. and Mrs. !Walter B1!1!, Bruee and Jim, C1sslown; Mrs., Lowell Moody r.nd lllldDty, 'tina and Mark, Manafleld: Trinity Circle AssiSts Purehase 01 New Robes.for Church Choir Mrs./daGates SAFFORD'S STUDIO . t4tit lalkr11 Aw. l't, PINMnl, W. V• ' Hostess-For Patriot WSCS Baptist Men'S Fellowship Has · Annual Cookout . o.u.J:.tpous - Tht Fe~Jowi!dp of the First Bap·t!stl Chureh 'or Galllpolls, had ann1111 ~"coot out" 'lbundllYI ~rs.flutchinson Is Honored With Recent Cookout b RQ eft5- MOfQQn NuptLa. ·• [5 Read DISht ~t '~~te Bob Evana GALLIPOLIS - · Arran&e-,Byers. Seatlnr the guellla were House Rio Grande. Th et r of gladioli, · daisies and Phll Pope and Okey Tawney. wives wb-e guests. Over 50 decorated tile altar of 'lbe bride's mother wore a tended tile occasion. Grace Methodist Church for willow green dres1 with while Vemon Harvey, Iftaldent ol JUne 11 1\"'dding o!M Iss accessories and a corsage or the Men'• FeQowshlp, wu:~:~~==~- Robarts lnd Dan. R. pmk rosebuds. The brideover tile evening's p.. The Rev. Hughey groom's mother diose a drns . Prior to. the meal games performed the double of pink and white with white playedjlythemeDwllllellie ceremony. The bride is 1accesories at DON'T MISS OUR GIGANTIC .• ;. OPEN HOUSE SALE NOW IN FULL SWING AT -THE . EMPIRE! • VISIT US AND REGISTER FOR OUR GIANT GIVEAWAY COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND! NO PuRCHASE NECESSARYI VALUABLE PRIZES! and a corsage or-------------------------------....;_ ~~=~ :':dtli~ :l;s ~ :t~. an~~~~~ pink rosebuds. R0 · Road and Mr. Morgan is lmmedlately followin I h e . GALLIPOIJS ~ 'lbe P~trlot ing on ~the food. After met 'l'uelday eve. ahlp around tlle table, car! 100 of Mr. and Mrs. John ~remony, a reception was held (:harga 1 ing at the 11om. of Mn, Ida klns led In the slnllng of MoJ1811, Route 2, Galllpolla. 10 the Fellowship Room of the lialet. \ uses llljl hyJDDJ. Mr. Wedding muslc was furnlshed Church. Ho!tessea for the ...,.. During the 'bullneu meeting gave W\ll'dl of webmle by Mrs. Nell Sanders, organJst. cepllon were Mrs. Mickey Morit wu moved alld llei!OIIded to thankJ to tlle committees Mrs. George Adams, soloist, gan, Miss Jane Ann Morgan >kip 1be Augu,t mee11q . . made . lbe evenl111 a "Always," "'lbe Hawal· and Mrs. Robert L. Roberta. to thl fair. Mr. Harvey also dtscusBed ian Wedding Song" and "The Miss Judith Ann Roberts, , PrOIIJ'IDI eonaiJied of ICI'!p. plans for the Men'l Retreat LoJ:d's Plraytr·" niece of the bride, registered ''11"41 reiii!IIJI li:flll ~Kary be~ What lbe 'lbe bride ncorted to the al· the guests. •'rews; pdJer' '111· ' "Tlil. ..-OIIIIdl. , , • , by her lather, cho6ea white The bride is a graduate of 'arker, .I l'llllllnc ' 081'1111 The s~aker of the gown ot' chantilly !act_ fuhlon- Gallia Academy High School .10nea; qull GD Blbla, , Sbenle was ttii •Rev. Joseph ed wltll I buque waliJtllne and and is employed by the COOJ)o I Burnett and ;eadlnp by {lei. paatorr •and bls loq,•tlact·.lleevu, .H.- veU of erative Extension Service. trude Davl.l, Mabel Mahan,' and cend around the wo r alit l1luslon wu beld In pJaee The bridegroom gra,!uated L Magllalene Crate. The proiiJ'am "Falnlillg Not." by a queen's crown of lace and from Southwestern Sehool v:as' "t:loied by rtpeatlng lbe Aftei'''closing prayer, seecl.pearla, She· earrlad a Bib- and is employed b Ohio Power Lord't Prl)'ll'. · group •Joyed ftrther lopped with a caacade of Company. The Secret Sister IICbanga ahlp before going home. centered wllb 1 re-I After a wedding trip through wat a blchll&ht of the enrill!c. corsase of while or- the Smoky Mountains, the couRefreshmenta were lltrVtd by Ill 1'190, Conaresa aet up the ' oniJ.·,leJc!lu,; was a pte Is residing at !33 Second lh~ boaleP. The ll8lJ& . meetlnl Dlltrlct of Columbia u the pendant, . ll llfi fiOm lhe Avenue. •·ill be at the ho11111 of Mary permanant ~eat of iht ---crews 011 ~ lL i:lovernDient. Mtu VIrginia O'Nedl served Mrs. Alma Root and dauglt· maid ol honor and brides- ten have returned 1o their Florbllld was Mils Corbetta Rob- ida hotne alter spending severen., aliter of llie bride; Both al diys with Mrs. Root's brotbattendanll wore go11111 ol JIOW· ora and sisters and many der bllll laahloned wllll bell friends. The Roots lived In Olllo llh11ped lklrll and 1leeves. A for many years. matching blue , pout veO C!OJn. pJeled their enaembles. They In IIM5, at uo a.m. JED'!') eiiCadee pi willie dais- the llrst ezperlmentallest of an ~Y11fu , Atomic Bomb look place 18 m 1w14J "'llap.up• tw• Just push bUitoiL A ralnJ dq. speCial DOW. The real tht 2.99 and 5.95 Darnbrough's DEPAR'l'IIENT STORE G.tl..pollt, Ohio I \ THE Ad:val)ce Sale 1 SPOniGHI IS ON Just Between - tHE IIW Us ... !- EMPIRE! JULY 14-15-16 IV'· PAT HOUCK ' Save$1 to $1 l) 50 TULIP BULBS 5 Each Of 10 Varllflll ~.95 50 DAFFODILS ~.55 50 CROCUS--assorted $1.99 Pfare 1'our Order 3,500 sq. ft. Added Floer SpQce NEWLY DECORATED , ,, SPECIAL . _. ·' PRICES AND REMODELED • • • ' ' . . Now 20,000 Square Feet Display·Area of Fine furniture, Appliances and floor Coverings "' ...... Se~·lel ASKAIOUT ' . OURJUJX SPECIALS ON 'tAlPntNC . I ,A, •'· .. ~~~ - - - - ... DON'T MISS THE I ,, llalloniiiJ tJstd year 'rounf $ prl" $59.95 1NOW ,:·' ~· LIMITED TIME ONLY ' 1 '' ~ Put an end to aott backa.that co~ne from aleeplng 01 too toft 1 ~nettre~Mnd save money at the ume time! Right now, you can buy the Btmco Sacroptdlc: mattrus for )uat 138.Q5 ••• or tht luxurio·u t ltmco Sacroptdlc for only S40.tl. That't a $20 tavlng over the regular ytar 'round ,\ }~~ STOitEWIDE prlc ...... $•0 uvlng on every 11t. And you'll aft 1lot mor~ then Just a saving. Stretch out 0f1 ~he mattrenta that art iOOd for rovr back. Feel how Bemco'a pattnted Unlfuttd" Co.nttruc:· C.LEARANCi ' tlon givea you all the firm, hulthful support you Ated-and the gentle touch you want. .SALE DRB$p e . Open ,'JHouse II bestman WU John Muloo. ~~- VISIT US DURING With ff• Noav •• We'll Notllg 1'ou Wlaeta Bulbs Jlrrlvet PHONE 446-1106 NOW! Smeltzer Garden Center Visit. Us 'Nowl ., COAJS • .:·s~,. · . '· ' . ' - !' • . ~1 tv' if: l ''· ' SPOI;lS.:&S.,.wiAR ,; ,;. \, ., . .•. . ' '' . ' , ' \ ·. ,... ' �'., • " ' '' ' ' '' ' ; ' ' ' i 'I • ,, •. ·Y' r '·. • • oil;: ' '·.. . ' .' ' . - . i ' . . • I ( • . By HENRY W. TllliRNBERRY pton, starte.j·'the IIM1 iound In $ebastlan MICUeJ. titles De Vken2o to talle part Opens held at HoylakNVer tD HOYLAKE E•"' d (UPl)- tlilrd plli~... ,;thfee 'trolrel off Other than Nicklaus, T!)e Un· In the exclWliVe World Series break 70 m a smgle rhoond.ln'tbf ' •.,.an , the pace ~ Was unable· to !ted States contingent 1 · ol· Golf at Akron Ohio In Sep- best prev1ous score elf· I =~e~!"~~~· t:; make an). ippio!Cillble ~ss poorer than expected and lin- tember. The top' priz; In that Brit_ish Open was 286 ~· ~ the Brltlsb Open 8olt cham!llon- unW II Wjll too tate. T{alllng by lshed far out of the pidure. tourney, whlcli is limited to traba's Peter Thomson ..~ .. lour sliQkes yUII four .holes to Deane llem1!n, touted highly lour .men, amoWits to $511,000. Thomson had a 287 thil ·~· ship, . which _he ~led my piS¥, ~It Jack tm:died the by Nlcklaua hililsell 81 8 poll- NicklaUJ already hai!.,Auall· Along with Palmer, De ·~ crownmg ambition. Jack Nick· 16tll anol '18th to ecjual his best slble wlnfter follOwed his 68 of tied lor the World Sarfi\S .since zo is the most popular ~14'! laWI, who won last year, was previ91IS roUrid of 69 and finish Friday with' 73 lor a 2119 tollll. he the u. S, Open 1as 1 golfer among British fans;'!~ two strokes· behind~· «-year- with 280. · . lloUi Sanders, who tted I or month and Gay Brewer, w h ~ ing him to remark: ''1\e way 0~~entlne. who llrst sought Gary · Pla)'l\l' of Solilil Atrica, second behind Nicklaus at failed to survive the 3&-hole cut they cheer lor me they ' think the Bri::~wn In 1946 and second by two strokes ifter the Muirlleld last year, 'ilso sbot off her<, also has a barth as I'm English, but I'm not." d third round, skied to a 74 with 73 lor 290. twi . sbared th ' the Masters champion. The fi· Nicklaus played great I oII 1 ce smce . e e_a five bogeys to sbare third place Bert Y811Cey and Phil ilodg· nal spot wilt go to the winner throughout the lour roWlds ex· after three roWlds, finished With with 22-yeaH!d Clive Clark of m both were at 298 Y&~KeY of the PGA at Denver ' n. X t cept when it came to the green!!; · · · · a :m. That total was 10 under Englaild. Aller losing three closing with 7t and ' Rodgers lorelgn Golfer. Nicklaus;;. w h o where the big ones just woulw \re~~alloon ligures aod just two 1~f\.9;• W on the first ~o witli 74. , •·· boped to become the fitS! play· n't ~· ,. CINCINNATI (UP!) - Mel righthander Tom Seaver for Johnson and a single by May. short of the all-tlme ·Open holes, Clarldinllhed stroQg With 'Ibis 96111 version of the ·Brit- er stnee Ben Hogan In 1953 to De V~eenzo dropped a a h O I Queen gained his ninth victory his sixth loss against eight vic- Robinson singled home record, of 276 set by Arnold l"iee bfdies un the back nine lsh Open, t>layed over ,the 8,· win both the U. S. a~tlptish when he bunkered hiS se~~ of the .oeason, scattering silt hits tortes. Reds' final two runs dUring P~~er flve ·years .~oat Troon. lor 72. · . . . · . 995 • yal'd, · par-72 Royal·~er: ,Opens In the same year, liad to the 15th, but he then 8 !118 ~ wlille pitchhll! the Clnclnpatl . . eighth. Queen, who has lost Its fantastic. e~~elalmed . Oat·llf Spotllg!JI pool ~· carried, a ~· settle for. f4,21)0, a paltry re- two great '""?"~ io reach tbi . , Smgles by Robmson, Vad a games, missed his bid lor the balding De V~. ''This is Tont.~lltlln, ano!h"' promJs- .purse ·or ·~,1100 8IJd De Vlcen- ward by .his standards. Player green for a bmlie on ';he 1128, • Reda to a 11-1 triumph SaturdaY, I lnson and Pete Rose gave _the shutout in the eighth the greatest day of my life. It's ing yolllll Engtishinan, closed zo'~ .winning share amOunted" to and Clark f18cb receiveil':f3,150 yard 16th. The Arge~tlne cat · over the New York Mets. Reds one run In the llrst inning. when the Mets scored thelr on- my crowning ambition." Nick- with a '10 to take filth place at only $5,880. ' . am Jacklin f2,1?0. tiousiy pamd the !mal I ·W0 :yd Robinson, r:ny Perez They sent Seaver to the sbowers Jty run of the game on a hit iaus called him "one If the 285. Tied lor sbtth, a n o I h e r But the prestige fila I g b es De Vlcenzo, by tying a course holes and was a comfortableLee May bsnge out two m the llfth Inning SCilrlng trree · batsman and singles by · world's fine players." stroke back, were Harold Ben- with the "golden crown" Is tmr record with his 6'1 Friday. be- winner alth<lugh Nlcklaus lllfd. ~~- apiece to pac:e the Reds' runs on a walk to Robinson, hitter Bob Johnaon and Tommy Nicklaus, the defending cham· nillg of South Africa and $psln's mense and, more lmportent. en:. came the first winner In 10 ied two of the last three holes. ' 1 ..on • h w • . u · een ecor s lOt ID d N R Q \ .' · •lla:k as they tagged Met doubles by Pe_re_z •nd ~ Dero ~n~_Da:.::vis=...- , . . . - - - - - - ~:~:~~N.Y. rUPn-r Braves Down Phillies 5-2 The National Basketball ASS(ICJ.i BehIll • d Jarvt8•·' 3•HIt• l er Barber · Regains Form, ·Stops .Indians, 4-l ' atlon'l outstanding playera converge on Kutsher's Coontry .NEW YORK (UPI ) - Erra~ lost control a• he walked just oil triple and Larry Brown's! loss on Ed Connolly, a late re- before scoring on Mickey Mllll- ' Club Aug. 15, for the lc Steve Barber found his old lout batters while picking up his groundoul Rocky Colavito's placement for ailing Steve Har· tie's sacrilice fly to cenlel·. annual Maurice Stokes benefit ATLANTA (UP!) - · Pat Jar ..<eiUed down and allowed form In a new unllorm Satur· fifth victory against 10 losses foul11l • Inning double, Sims' gan. . The y 8nk game. vis fashioned a three- hitter Blll White's ~~~:;~W~ day, pitching a four biUer to this year. flllh • Inning single and Leon .. other ~ run came backed by homers by Joe Tor- mer, a single I give the New York YBJ\kees a Barber was shelled lor oix Wagner's elgbth • inning single Steve Wbltaker hit a solo In the fifth off reliever Steye re and Clete Boyer Saturdliy to and Allen's homer. 4-1 victory over the Cleveland runs in three and one • third were the only other hits off homer In the second Inning off Bailey when Reuben Anwo... give the Atlanta Braves a 5-2 . Indians. innings by Baltimore last week, Barber. Connolly for the llrst ~ In walked, stole second and IICOI'ed. victory over the Philadelphia Torre slammed hiS Making only his second start In his first Yankee slnrt, but The Yankees, who fiOI lust' hothe thlrDid,ck~oelloPtp\tone douh , bbaledd on Elston Howard's single, Tbe 0 PhiUies. ~ ~ to lea_d off the seclmd Ifor the Yankees since being this time Barber held the Jn. .six hits In the game, needed me wser, "' 0 . Jatvis and Chris Short had a inmng and g~ve the ·Braves traded by the Baltimore Ori- dians to one run. That came in only three of them to manu- walked, and advan~ '-'third game was delayed twiee by rain pitchers diU!! going Into the I.O lead. Short th~ .walked Barber regained his Inng the seventh on Duke Sims' lead laclure four runs and pin the on ~avtto's throwing - ·error during the fttst lour Jnnlnp, tJottom of the eighth when Short er and after Derus Menk1e ) ,. ' was rellevld~ i>lck Haiti The out. Woody _Woodward, doul>ledl Braves promptly leaped on Hall Boyer to third. Jarvis grolllld· . three rusn. er brooght in Boyer. with the With two out, Rico Clarty second run of the innmg. By UnUfd ~... ln~~~~·~'i sint!led. Torre doubled I 0 the Short gave up five hits before Night Ga1~es Nol lnchlftd field wall to drive hhn in he was pulled lor a pinch-bilt.er ~arue • and Boyer followed with i drive in the eighth. It was Short's BOS'roN (UPI)-Third base- and Scott added a run and a · . L. Pet. over the 1elt field fenc:e for a third loss againsi five l'ictories man Joe Foy started a triple third tallied on Powell's lhr<>w· l Chicago . . . . . 49 36 .576 home run. · and Jarvis' ninth win ' play in the first Inning and ing error. Jerry Adair sln!i1e1 l Minnesota ... 4? 37 .560 I"i Jarvis had a two • hitter go· hammered out a single, double off relief pitcher Eddie Wall Detroit . . . ... 45 39 ..536 tng Into the ninth when All· and triple Saturday to lead the drive In the loUrlh run. wASH 1N G T 0 N (UP!)- all the way around wbeJI .Ray · Before his gsme-wlnnlng 1111 california .•. 41 42 .528 4 hero Richie Allen, who ·Boston Red Sox to a 5-I Yietory Foy tripled and scored ~'rank Howard, after striking Oyler's looping fly down the Howard bad struck out nine Boston . . . , . 44 4P .524 had struck out thtee limes, conover the Baltimore Orioles. Yastrzemakl's Infield hit In his first three times at bat, right field line got past Fred times In his last 13 at bats and Cleveland ... 42 F'y gloved a "'ard line drive fl_flh inning for the Red •" · 40 ·45 .483 8 nected for a ~fool homer v " turned the ~ to cheers valentlne' and went lor a ·1r1pte. hadn't hit a homer since the..,.. BaItur.ore .. . the Ion. gest here thi_s ~ear. • 3C 911 the bat of Paul Blatt' to start fifth run. . w hi t •o 46 '7 .465 •M 10 S~turday by singling In two Loi'ch 1 then singled sharply to Star break. Casey Cox, wbo as ng on .. • ' -~ JarvJS walked the IJTst two the triple play aile• Gary The tr~ple play waa ""'·•ton te N y k 39 •• ... o , runs tbit gave the Wa....... c:en r to scora Oyler. rellev ed Senators' starter Barry ew or · · "" '""' 1 he faced, but then' LOS ANG5L5S (UPI) - Don \\aslewski walked Luis Aparicio second in the American ~:i::lsenaton their longest winning Moore, got credit lor lht win, Kansas City . . 35 ;51 .414 -· and the fourth tn the m Saturday'' ~ 1 , IDrysdale •truck out 10 men and and Russ Snyder to start the this . su,eak in lour y~~ with a N . fii~aJif · his third against one defeal washingtoQts · Wtl 2 held the Chicago cubs to five game. Foy threw to second season. wino ver the DetroltTitlers: · Lollch, who etruckl aut nine ~:"" York·' .·.· eveland I hils Saturday in I 5-l vfetory baseman Mike -'lnciJ'eWI lor the h ... ill' ·bat•·•• I J ,too........ layed '!be triUlliP was· ••• s " ·" ' ~• In 6 ..-.no A-•t d nd I th Dod b Lo A Boston 5. re I y e s nge es gers. seco ou an """'"' re tilt Mmnesota ,., K•ns·· C'lty 2 Dick Schofield, normally a the bali to first baseman a row I"~ t~ Sellators; batters In a w lnnlnp too ~ • ~ · longest string of victories slrlce loss, his 11th olllle seuon and Ce!ifomia j Chlcal!o 1 powder pull .230 hitter, got a George Scott to complete the m· July 7, 1963. When they won ninth 1n • row. • I pay. I Snnday's~llabiy!'tcltora . 11001110 001-2 3 oldou ble and two singles and trlpe WIDS • seven otralflhl. All Jlllles 1':D1 Atlanta · · · · 1100 1100 OOX- 4 6 0 1acored. the ~rst Dodger run _In Blair's liner was off Jose Tiger .starter ·Micuy Lolich Baltimore .u:iutman s.si, at Short, Hsll (8) and Dalrym-~ a biB .thud mnlng _during which Santiago. who relieved Waslew· was going strong until the GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis' York (Taiho,t 5-.,), ~- m. Jarvis (8-3) and Torre Lou J&i!Jnson contribUted a twoak' • th hard throw' (UPI) - Pro. . • hom d rln ha In . ' a11 er e • mg seven th inning when he gave up 1967 Southeastern Ohio Got! As- ,. COIAJMBUS "'-·• 1 1 Cleveland (McDow. · ,....7) LP- Short (5-S). HRS-Torre,;run er u. g rung rookie threw 10 balls and one consecutive singles· to Bernie sociation four ·. man team. for ,.olms-... ~ pilyor , Washington (Humplireyl: (13th), White 13rd), Boyer and Len Gab~~elson la~r belt- strike. Santiago allowed only MINNEAPOLIS ST. Allen, Doug Camllll and Tim the third annual SOGA l Hav....,. .. tho ilollle· 1:20 p. m. ',' (lith), Alien !IZ!h·. ed a aolo JOb m~ the rightlield one run-on Brook• Robinson's (UP!) -Harmon Killebrew with two out. Tournam••t was dete-'·"" Celtlctwauealoleedto.,.O.troit [Sparma 9-3 lat • . bullpen for the fillh Dodger run. ills second homer ol the ~· ••w.... 31 ilaya w1111 tho ane11u11 !Brandon 2-7), 2 p. m.' New York 022 000 010-- 1 8. ol The second place Cubs have Singles by Tony Conigliaro and Tnny Oliva followed Detroit manager Mayo Smifll Saturday on file local llnb. ya11 Californla (K e Is o 4-1) and .Cincinnati 100 050 02x--ji 11 2 'lost nine of their last 10 games. double and a single by Boog another homer on the next brouflht In Mike Marsllall, Ten participated In qualify- Ro ,.. . . be IJIPe&led Ia (Boswell 2-5 and Pe""' produced their lone run In Powell In the second Inning- by Jack Aker at the start Kentwo-run McMullen to named lng rounds. The top're]lfe8ellla· four were •• , (2-() or . Seaver, R. 'Taylor (5), upwalked Howard's single. Gallipolis ce., Clp- U IU Grant (~) 2, 2 p. m, 16), D. Shaw (8) and Grote, seventh Inning when BIUy before he was relieved In the ninth ir · ·g Saturday to Detroit did all its scoring live• whUe the llfth and ·'lilth Ce!Uca, pleaded u eoJJielt t. Kansa.• City (lJndNacl "' and Su!ilvan (7); Queen (8-4) and Ron Santo got seventh by Gary Bell. Bell the Minnesota Twins a the fi!th Inning, when men were named alterna~. fore Muldpll Coart Jadp flunter (8-7) at Chicago (WoodiCoker. LP _ Seaver IU). . doubles off Drys- allowed one hlt the rest of the triumph oher the Kansas baseman Dick Tracews- The 1987 tournament will be l:ennotlJ L. Sater te ebrpl 0.0 and Mgptequdo 0.0), 2 way, Athletics. singled to center and came held at Cambridge on July 25. of dllnprdlng 1 lralllc •lp. ~0 and Monteagudo 0.0), 2: Detroit : .. 000 020 000 - 2 8 o Drysdale who got his eighth The.·ll4d Sox scored lour runs .Killebrew's 26th homer ol ----- . Here's Saturday's qualifying The jadp, IJIIIIll!lllb' aiiiJo, 2.15 p m. . Washington 000 0110 301:- 3 o o victory agablst 10 _defeats In their hall of the first off season tied the score and Then Killebrew hlt his llrsl results: .. : ala fu, MDtoeed Havlicek It Mlladay's Game1 Lollch, Cor (6), IJnes 18) turned back the first SIX Cubs lost Baltlmor atarter Pete hit the rellel pitcher's next of the game off Lew s. Blowers .. :• . 36-M-69 31 daya wtlll tb (helaJJIII Baltimore at New York, 'night and Casenova. WP - Cox (:1- to lace jrlm and ~ one hlt- RIC:rt wb . ~ws walked pikh Into the right field stands 1n the bottom of the T. Shrader ..... 38--311--74 l<!am plu addlq a $31 llae. Cleveland at Washington, night 4). LP - Lolich (5-11). ler golns. up until 1eventh. F singled~d Carl Yastnem: for his ninth of the season. The honing to cut the Athletics' T, McCarty .. ,., , . 40--l!S--?5 lloMw Sater .... Detr01t at Boston, night . • In the e1flhth he came back sld"r crlfl fly two blows gave Ron Kline, who to 2-1 Tony Pierce c J •• •• . •1 ' nopeav 8 81 CalJiomia at Minn.aota 11/Juston . 000 «JJ 010-1 :7 3 followlnl the Cub Ourry ee • plk~ed the ninth for the Twins, • • anes · · ·' '· · ~· beth tile line llllli the d 1 Y1 Only games schl>duled San Fran. 1100 1101 20r-3 10 1 the seventh ml;fBMed the CLARK· WINS AGAIN his fourth straight victory of the Krausse when Bob D. Jackaon " " · 41_.,..79 wllb the CinclDuU tnm ill Cuellar, Schneider(?), Eilers sn,YERSTONE, England seuon wh\le tagging Aker doubled and went to R. Saunders ·• " 41~ wllalprovedt..lleroyaltroa&o 40 4 84 National Learue (7), Sambera (8) snd Bateman; Ferguson Jenkins started for IUPf-SeoUand'a Jlnlfny Clark hls fi!th loss. · on Cesar Tovar's Infield T. LloYd · · ·' '· · '' meal lor lbe fOrmer 0 •t• (Nlgbt Games Nel IJJdllde4t McCormick (12-3) and Die!!. the Cubs but was the vietim of won the Britlsh Grand PriJ: for The Athletics stole m the eighth IIIJ!Ing ~d G. Smith " •• '" 4l.......at Stat. Ali-Amerll!u. · TEAM . · j.P - Cuellar (9-5). a .our-run • """-· """"~ 'splqe In the !he fifth lime in siX years Sa~ bases on Dean Chance, ___ on___ G Shr d W• L. P"_i BG St. Lollis .. .. 51 33 .6111'1 third and gave way to BIll urday aller luckless Graham went the first eight inninga • a er .. .. ' 511--58-11( Chic~ ... . . 11 3t .553 41'. Chicago 000 000 100-1 s 1 with two out. Jenkins HUI of England was forced out Minnesota,lncludlng lour In the " ClnfJDDatl . . .49 40 ,551 41!. l,oo Angeles 1104 000 otx-5 12 his oeventb loa against 11 with engine trouble . 30 miles first when they scored their two Foy paces. RedsOX T0 5•l wm• 0ver BaJtiDJore • NIDe • !I Senators Captf!re Sixth' Straight Victory, 3-2 NOW IN PROGIESS ' SAVIf~~S UP TO $0% ON Atl . Cubs Suffer 51 Setb k Saturday'S L'IDe Scores ' ' ' I I '!l:I' ' ,I ,., II I I' I I; Homers G'Ive T 32W Four yu y "•·F0 Jum• , '!¥' . r or ' ._ ' GoH. Squad., ' SUMMER SUITS & APPAREL .. DRESS ' SHI.Rli;. $4.25 1/aluos ---- --4-- 2 for $5.00 Over Athleti'CS Val. to ~5 _· Sale $3.65 2 for$7.00 J* ' $8.00 Values Salt $5.65 . "'::0 ""!'" ~-~eek. KNI.T SHI·RlS ' SPORT~ MENS More new Fords Ire being Sold than ever before. Got to make Room for more ·trade-ins. ... .. . ' \. 33 Used Cars &Trucks to .(hpose From. HASKINS-TANNER'S lOlst FOR tHE BEST DEAL SEE US NOW Salesmen - Emenon Jones • CliH Phillips • Eddie Fife- Dan Thompson • TBIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1866-1967 1963 FORD -~ DRESS SLACKS SUMMER SUITS -----MEN'S SH-OES SWIMWEAR • '<oi • SPOilT SHIRtS (7~.~ l'h!l; wP'·-Bapl~ 4), LP ~ l"hJ. ·' . l•: 1~11 i ' . 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JOY~ P.l!~ ;IRJ!ih'i!BJII' ar ••• ! .•, • • VALUES VALUES W'LUES VALUES B~TTER . ,, ' SHIRTS ' ' 1 GROUP VALUES TO 3.65 I GROUP VALUES To 4.01' 1 GROUP VALUES TO 6.~. N~~:IF:!;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:.iiiii~·:fro=m~t:he~fln=isb:·:~~:~r:uns:.::.::.:::~ SPORT COATS ,, . SALE $1 ~95 SALE US SALI0$3.J.o VALUES TO 3.50 VALUES TO 4.00 VALUES TO 6.00 w;:I:~~~Rod=-~Co=r~ew a~ro=uti=nel_~D~.~D~av~ies~-~-~-~·~·-~·f47=:-u-at~~~~~~~~~~~ . fllllad;tphia · 40 4% '.488 10 Jenkins, Banda (3), · """:Angeles .. 36 48J .429 15 (61 and Handley) Drysdai~ (8Hollllon . . 34 52 .3115 IS 10) and Torborg. LP - Jenkins New York . . 32 50 .390 18 (11-71. HRS - Johnson (4th), S.turday's Re!uiUj Gabrielson (4th). Cincinnati 8 N.W York 1 Albinia 5 Phililelphia 2 California 000 310 ooo- H 0 Los Angeles 5 Chicago I Chicago 010 000 000- 1 5 a~ Francisdl J HMton I Hamilton, Rojas (9) and Rnd· P1Hsbur~ at St. Louis, twilight gers; Howard, Bl>zhardt (61, Tvdan Probable Pitcltors MrMahon 111 and 11!1:1tin. WP . (All 11m• Ell'l'l -Hami(ton (:1-1). LP-Howard Pittsburgh (BIS!s J-3) at AI· (:1-7). Phijadelphls (Bunnin~ B.l) at Pittsburgh (Bia•s J.~) at At Kansas City 200 0110 OIJ0-2 r. 1 Now In ptOtll'fttlolho bl1 lOtri Annlvorury Silo ol Hoaklnt Tonnor, 312 Slcond Avo, In Pittsburgh (Blass 3-31 at AI- Minnesota 100 000 OOZ-- 3 6 1 Golllpolla. Sllap now ond ' " for yourlllf tho wonderful borplno on mon ond boyo Stmmor lanta_ (Nier~o 4-4) 2:05 p. m. Krausse. Pierce 18). Akor 19) weareblnl Philadelphia (Bunning B.ll at and Roof; Chance, Kline (91 MEN'S SUMMER MEN'S SUMMER COMPLETE STOCK Cmcmnati (Pappas 86), I :30 and Battey. WP -Kline (4.o) MEN'S p. m. . LP-Aker (2 5). HRS - KllieNew York (Bennett 0.0) and brew. 2, (25th and 26th), Oliva Lamabe [11-3) at St. Louis (9th). IWashbum "' and Cosman 1.0) 2, 2:15 p. m. Phlladelphl• 0110 100 001-2 3 o . Houston (Wilson 5-5 and Bias- Atlanta 020 000 031- 5 8 o Mtn & loy• s.,.mmtr SELE~TED GRO'UP mgame 2-1) at Los ,Anseles fOs- Short, Hail (8) aod Da~ym·ll MEN & BOYS teen 11-3 and Brewer 2-1), 2. I pie: Jarvis (9-3 )and Torre. P· m. -Short (5-J). HR8 - Torre Chicago l!!tonen)an 0.0 and (13th), . White (3rd), Boyer Culti 11-7) al ·~n Francisco Wer. (lith), Allen (12th). · ry $-10- and llidetti (S-0) 2, . 3 p. m· · Baltimore tiO OliO 000- 1 5 1 •01\aeo Boston· 110 000 00.:- 5 II 0 Charge Atlanta, night Rkbert, Watt (1), Fisher (5) · 'Ac~uftti 81~ Louis, night Hanlin (8) and Etebebarren: . ' night ,WIIlew,k!. SIJnliqo (1), lnvltlcl ' 1 . I �'., • " ' '' ' ' '' ' ; ' ' ' i 'I • ,, •. ·Y' r '·. • • oil;: ' '·.. . ' .' ' . - . i ' . . • I ( • . By HENRY W. TllliRNBERRY pton, starte.j·'the IIM1 iound In $ebastlan MICUeJ. titles De Vken2o to talle part Opens held at HoylakNVer tD HOYLAKE E•"' d (UPl)- tlilrd plli~... ,;thfee 'trolrel off Other than Nicklaus, T!)e Un· In the exclWliVe World Series break 70 m a smgle rhoond.ln'tbf ' •.,.an , the pace ~ Was unable· to !ted States contingent 1 · ol· Golf at Akron Ohio In Sep- best prev1ous score elf· I =~e~!"~~~· t:; make an). ippio!Cillble ~ss poorer than expected and lin- tember. The top' priz; In that Brit_ish Open was 286 ~· ~ the Brltlsb Open 8olt cham!llon- unW II Wjll too tate. T{alllng by lshed far out of the pidure. tourney, whlcli is limited to traba's Peter Thomson ..~ .. lour sliQkes yUII four .holes to Deane llem1!n, touted highly lour .men, amoWits to $511,000. Thomson had a 287 thil ·~· ship, . which _he ~led my piS¥, ~It Jack tm:died the by Nlcklaua hililsell 81 8 poll- NicklaUJ already hai!.,Auall· Along with Palmer, De ·~ crownmg ambition. Jack Nick· 16tll anol '18th to ecjual his best slble wlnfter follOwed his 68 of tied lor the World Sarfi\S .since zo is the most popular ~14'! laWI, who won last year, was previ91IS roUrid of 69 and finish Friday with' 73 lor a 2119 tollll. he the u. S, Open 1as 1 golfer among British fans;'!~ two strokes· behind~· «-year- with 280. · . lloUi Sanders, who tted I or month and Gay Brewer, w h ~ ing him to remark: ''1\e way 0~~entlne. who llrst sought Gary · Pla)'l\l' of Solilil Atrica, second behind Nicklaus at failed to survive the 3&-hole cut they cheer lor me they ' think the Bri::~wn In 1946 and second by two strokes ifter the Muirlleld last year, 'ilso sbot off her<, also has a barth as I'm English, but I'm not." d third round, skied to a 74 with 73 lor 290. twi . sbared th ' the Masters champion. The fi· Nicklaus played great I oII 1 ce smce . e e_a five bogeys to sbare third place Bert Y811Cey and Phil ilodg· nal spot wilt go to the winner throughout the lour roWlds ex· after three roWlds, finished With with 22-yeaH!d Clive Clark of m both were at 298 Y&~KeY of the PGA at Denver ' n. X t cept when it came to the green!!; · · · · a :m. That total was 10 under Englaild. Aller losing three closing with 7t and ' Rodgers lorelgn Golfer. Nicklaus;;. w h o where the big ones just woulw \re~~alloon ligures aod just two 1~f\.9;• W on the first ~o witli 74. , •·· boped to become the fitS! play· n't ~· ,. CINCINNATI (UP!) - Mel righthander Tom Seaver for Johnson and a single by May. short of the all-tlme ·Open holes, Clarldinllhed stroQg With 'Ibis 96111 version of the ·Brit- er stnee Ben Hogan In 1953 to De V~eenzo dropped a a h O I Queen gained his ninth victory his sixth loss against eight vic- Robinson singled home record, of 276 set by Arnold l"iee bfdies un the back nine lsh Open, t>layed over ,the 8,· win both the U. S. a~tlptish when he bunkered hiS se~~ of the .oeason, scattering silt hits tortes. Reds' final two runs dUring P~~er flve ·years .~oat Troon. lor 72. · . . . · . 995 • yal'd, · par-72 Royal·~er: ,Opens In the same year, liad to the 15th, but he then 8 !118 ~ wlille pitchhll! the Clnclnpatl . . eighth. Queen, who has lost Its fantastic. e~~elalmed . Oat·llf Spotllg!JI pool ~· carried, a ~· settle for. f4,21)0, a paltry re- two great '""?"~ io reach tbi . , Smgles by Robmson, Vad a games, missed his bid lor the balding De V~. ''This is Tont.~lltlln, ano!h"' promJs- .purse ·or ·~,1100 8IJd De Vlcen- ward by .his standards. Player green for a bmlie on ';he 1128, • Reda to a 11-1 triumph SaturdaY, I lnson and Pete Rose gave _the shutout in the eighth the greatest day of my life. It's ing yolllll Engtishinan, closed zo'~ .winning share amOunted" to and Clark f18cb receiveil':f3,150 yard 16th. The Arge~tlne cat · over the New York Mets. Reds one run In the llrst inning. when the Mets scored thelr on- my crowning ambition." Nick- with a '10 to take filth place at only $5,880. ' . am Jacklin f2,1?0. tiousiy pamd the !mal I ·W0 :yd Robinson, r:ny Perez They sent Seaver to the sbowers Jty run of the game on a hit iaus called him "one If the 285. Tied lor sbtth, a n o I h e r But the prestige fila I g b es De Vlcenzo, by tying a course holes and was a comfortableLee May bsnge out two m the llfth Inning SCilrlng trree · batsman and singles by · world's fine players." stroke back, were Harold Ben- with the "golden crown" Is tmr record with his 6'1 Friday. be- winner alth<lugh Nlcklaus lllfd. ~~- apiece to pac:e the Reds' runs on a walk to Robinson, hitter Bob Johnaon and Tommy Nicklaus, the defending cham· nillg of South Africa and $psln's mense and, more lmportent. en:. came the first winner In 10 ied two of the last three holes. ' 1 ..on • h w • . u · een ecor s lOt ID d N R Q \ .' · •lla:k as they tagged Met doubles by Pe_re_z •nd ~ Dero ~n~_Da:.::vis=...- , . . . - - - - - - ~:~:~~N.Y. rUPn-r Braves Down Phillies 5-2 The National Basketball ASS(ICJ.i BehIll • d Jarvt8•·' 3•HIt• l er Barber · Regains Form, ·Stops .Indians, 4-l ' atlon'l outstanding playera converge on Kutsher's Coontry .NEW YORK (UPI ) - Erra~ lost control a• he walked just oil triple and Larry Brown's! loss on Ed Connolly, a late re- before scoring on Mickey Mllll- ' Club Aug. 15, for the lc Steve Barber found his old lout batters while picking up his groundoul Rocky Colavito's placement for ailing Steve Har· tie's sacrilice fly to cenlel·. annual Maurice Stokes benefit ATLANTA (UP!) - · Pat Jar ..<eiUed down and allowed form In a new unllorm Satur· fifth victory against 10 losses foul11l • Inning double, Sims' gan. . The y 8nk game. vis fashioned a three- hitter Blll White's ~~~:;~W~ day, pitching a four biUer to this year. flllh • Inning single and Leon .. other ~ run came backed by homers by Joe Tor- mer, a single I give the New York YBJ\kees a Barber was shelled lor oix Wagner's elgbth • inning single Steve Wbltaker hit a solo In the fifth off reliever Steye re and Clete Boyer Saturdliy to and Allen's homer. 4-1 victory over the Cleveland runs in three and one • third were the only other hits off homer In the second Inning off Bailey when Reuben Anwo... give the Atlanta Braves a 5-2 . Indians. innings by Baltimore last week, Barber. Connolly for the llrst ~ In walked, stole second and IICOI'ed. victory over the Philadelphia Torre slammed hiS Making only his second start In his first Yankee slnrt, but The Yankees, who fiOI lust' hothe thlrDid,ck~oelloPtp\tone douh , bbaledd on Elston Howard's single, Tbe 0 PhiUies. ~ ~ to lea_d off the seclmd Ifor the Yankees since being this time Barber held the Jn. .six hits In the game, needed me wser, "' 0 . Jatvis and Chris Short had a inmng and g~ve the ·Braves traded by the Baltimore Ori- dians to one run. That came in only three of them to manu- walked, and advan~ '-'third game was delayed twiee by rain pitchers diU!! going Into the I.O lead. Short th~ .walked Barber regained his Inng the seventh on Duke Sims' lead laclure four runs and pin the on ~avtto's throwing - ·error during the fttst lour Jnnlnp, tJottom of the eighth when Short er and after Derus Menk1e ) ,. ' was rellevld~ i>lck Haiti The out. Woody _Woodward, doul>ledl Braves promptly leaped on Hall Boyer to third. Jarvis grolllld· . three rusn. er brooght in Boyer. with the With two out, Rico Clarty second run of the innmg. By UnUfd ~... ln~~~~·~'i sint!led. Torre doubled I 0 the Short gave up five hits before Night Ga1~es Nol lnchlftd field wall to drive hhn in he was pulled lor a pinch-bilt.er ~arue • and Boyer followed with i drive in the eighth. It was Short's BOS'roN (UPI)-Third base- and Scott added a run and a · . L. Pet. over the 1elt field fenc:e for a third loss againsi five l'ictories man Joe Foy started a triple third tallied on Powell's lhr<>w· l Chicago . . . . . 49 36 .576 home run. · and Jarvis' ninth win ' play in the first Inning and ing error. Jerry Adair sln!i1e1 l Minnesota ... 4? 37 .560 I"i Jarvis had a two • hitter go· hammered out a single, double off relief pitcher Eddie Wall Detroit . . . ... 45 39 ..536 tng Into the ninth when All· and triple Saturday to lead the drive In the loUrlh run. wASH 1N G T 0 N (UP!)- all the way around wbeJI .Ray · Before his gsme-wlnnlng 1111 california .•. 41 42 .528 4 hero Richie Allen, who ·Boston Red Sox to a 5-I Yietory Foy tripled and scored ~'rank Howard, after striking Oyler's looping fly down the Howard bad struck out nine Boston . . . , . 44 4P .524 had struck out thtee limes, conover the Baltimore Orioles. Yastrzemakl's Infield hit In his first three times at bat, right field line got past Fred times In his last 13 at bats and Cleveland ... 42 F'y gloved a "'ard line drive fl_flh inning for the Red •" · 40 ·45 .483 8 nected for a ~fool homer v " turned the ~ to cheers valentlne' and went lor a ·1r1pte. hadn't hit a homer since the..,.. BaItur.ore .. . the Ion. gest here thi_s ~ear. • 3C 911 the bat of Paul Blatt' to start fifth run. . w hi t •o 46 '7 .465 •M 10 S~turday by singling In two Loi'ch 1 then singled sharply to Star break. Casey Cox, wbo as ng on .. • ' -~ JarvJS walked the IJTst two the triple play aile• Gary The tr~ple play waa ""'·•ton te N y k 39 •• ... o , runs tbit gave the Wa....... c:en r to scora Oyler. rellev ed Senators' starter Barry ew or · · "" '""' 1 he faced, but then' LOS ANG5L5S (UPI) - Don \\aslewski walked Luis Aparicio second in the American ~:i::lsenaton their longest winning Moore, got credit lor lht win, Kansas City . . 35 ;51 .414 -· and the fourth tn the m Saturday'' ~ 1 , IDrysdale •truck out 10 men and and Russ Snyder to start the this . su,eak in lour y~~ with a N . fii~aJif · his third against one defeal washingtoQts · Wtl 2 held the Chicago cubs to five game. Foy threw to second season. wino ver the DetroltTitlers: · Lollch, who etruckl aut nine ~:"" York·' .·.· eveland I hils Saturday in I 5-l vfetory baseman Mike -'lnciJ'eWI lor the h ... ill' ·bat•·•• I J ,too........ layed '!be triUlliP was· ••• s " ·" ' ~• In 6 ..-.no A-•t d nd I th Dod b Lo A Boston 5. re I y e s nge es gers. seco ou an """'"' re tilt Mmnesota ,., K•ns·· C'lty 2 Dick Schofield, normally a the bali to first baseman a row I"~ t~ Sellators; batters In a w lnnlnp too ~ • ~ · longest string of victories slrlce loss, his 11th olllle seuon and Ce!ifomia j Chlcal!o 1 powder pull .230 hitter, got a George Scott to complete the m· July 7, 1963. When they won ninth 1n • row. • I pay. I Snnday's~llabiy!'tcltora . 11001110 001-2 3 oldou ble and two singles and trlpe WIDS • seven otralflhl. All Jlllles 1':D1 Atlanta · · · · 1100 1100 OOX- 4 6 0 1acored. the ~rst Dodger run _In Blair's liner was off Jose Tiger .starter ·Micuy Lolich Baltimore .u:iutman s.si, at Short, Hsll (8) and Dalrym-~ a biB .thud mnlng _during which Santiago. who relieved Waslew· was going strong until the GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis' York (Taiho,t 5-.,), ~- m. Jarvis (8-3) and Torre Lou J&i!Jnson contribUted a twoak' • th hard throw' (UPI) - Pro. . • hom d rln ha In . ' a11 er e • mg seven th inning when he gave up 1967 Southeastern Ohio Got! As- ,. COIAJMBUS "'-·• 1 1 Cleveland (McDow. · ,....7) LP- Short (5-S). HRS-Torre,;run er u. g rung rookie threw 10 balls and one consecutive singles· to Bernie sociation four ·. man team. for ,.olms-... ~ pilyor , Washington (Humplireyl: (13th), White 13rd), Boyer and Len Gab~~elson la~r belt- strike. Santiago allowed only MINNEAPOLIS ST. Allen, Doug Camllll and Tim the third annual SOGA l Hav....,. .. tho ilollle· 1:20 p. m. ',' (lith), Alien !IZ!h·. ed a aolo JOb m~ the rightlield one run-on Brook• Robinson's (UP!) -Harmon Killebrew with two out. Tournam••t was dete-'·"" Celtlctwauealoleedto.,.O.troit [Sparma 9-3 lat • . bullpen for the fillh Dodger run. ills second homer ol the ~· ••w.... 31 ilaya w1111 tho ane11u11 !Brandon 2-7), 2 p. m.' New York 022 000 010-- 1 8. ol The second place Cubs have Singles by Tony Conigliaro and Tnny Oliva followed Detroit manager Mayo Smifll Saturday on file local llnb. ya11 Californla (K e Is o 4-1) and .Cincinnati 100 050 02x--ji 11 2 'lost nine of their last 10 games. double and a single by Boog another homer on the next brouflht In Mike Marsllall, Ten participated In qualify- Ro ,.. . . be IJIPe&led Ia (Boswell 2-5 and Pe""' produced their lone run In Powell In the second Inning- by Jack Aker at the start Kentwo-run McMullen to named lng rounds. The top're]lfe8ellla· four were •• , (2-() or . Seaver, R. 'Taylor (5), upwalked Howard's single. Gallipolis ce., Clp- U IU Grant (~) 2, 2 p. m, 16), D. Shaw (8) and Grote, seventh Inning when BIUy before he was relieved In the ninth ir · ·g Saturday to Detroit did all its scoring live• whUe the llfth and ·'lilth Ce!Uca, pleaded u eoJJielt t. Kansa.• City (lJndNacl "' and Su!ilvan (7); Queen (8-4) and Ron Santo got seventh by Gary Bell. Bell the Minnesota Twins a the fi!th Inning, when men were named alterna~. fore Muldpll Coart Jadp flunter (8-7) at Chicago (WoodiCoker. LP _ Seaver IU). . doubles off Drys- allowed one hlt the rest of the triumph oher the Kansas baseman Dick Tracews- The 1987 tournament will be l:ennotlJ L. Sater te ebrpl 0.0 and Mgptequdo 0.0), 2 way, Athletics. singled to center and came held at Cambridge on July 25. of dllnprdlng 1 lralllc •lp. ~0 and Monteagudo 0.0), 2: Detroit : .. 000 020 000 - 2 8 o Drysdale who got his eighth The.·ll4d Sox scored lour runs .Killebrew's 26th homer ol ----- . Here's Saturday's qualifying The jadp, IJIIIIll!lllb' aiiiJo, 2.15 p m. . Washington 000 0110 301:- 3 o o victory agablst 10 _defeats In their hall of the first off season tied the score and Then Killebrew hlt his llrsl results: .. : ala fu, MDtoeed Havlicek It Mlladay's Game1 Lollch, Cor (6), IJnes 18) turned back the first SIX Cubs lost Baltlmor atarter Pete hit the rellel pitcher's next of the game off Lew s. Blowers .. :• . 36-M-69 31 daya wtlll tb (helaJJIII Baltimore at New York, 'night and Casenova. WP - Cox (:1- to lace jrlm and ~ one hlt- RIC:rt wb . ~ws walked pikh Into the right field stands 1n the bottom of the T. Shrader ..... 38--311--74 l<!am plu addlq a $31 llae. Cleveland at Washington, night 4). LP - Lolich (5-11). ler golns. up until 1eventh. F singled~d Carl Yastnem: for his ninth of the season. The honing to cut the Athletics' T, McCarty .. ,., , . 40--l!S--?5 lloMw Sater .... Detr01t at Boston, night . • In the e1flhth he came back sld"r crlfl fly two blows gave Ron Kline, who to 2-1 Tony Pierce c J •• •• . •1 ' nopeav 8 81 CalJiomia at Minn.aota 11/Juston . 000 «JJ 010-1 :7 3 followlnl the Cub Ourry ee • plk~ed the ninth for the Twins, • • anes · · ·' '· · ~· beth tile line llllli the d 1 Y1 Only games schl>duled San Fran. 1100 1101 20r-3 10 1 the seventh ml;fBMed the CLARK· WINS AGAIN his fourth straight victory of the Krausse when Bob D. Jackaon " " · 41_.,..79 wllb the CinclDuU tnm ill Cuellar, Schneider(?), Eilers sn,YERSTONE, England seuon wh\le tagging Aker doubled and went to R. Saunders ·• " 41~ wllalprovedt..lleroyaltroa&o 40 4 84 National Learue (7), Sambera (8) snd Bateman; Ferguson Jenkins started for IUPf-SeoUand'a Jlnlfny Clark hls fi!th loss. · on Cesar Tovar's Infield T. LloYd · · ·' '· · '' meal lor lbe fOrmer 0 •t• (Nlgbt Games Nel IJJdllde4t McCormick (12-3) and Die!!. the Cubs but was the vietim of won the Britlsh Grand PriJ: for The Athletics stole m the eighth IIIJ!Ing ~d G. Smith " •• '" 4l.......at Stat. Ali-Amerll!u. · TEAM . · j.P - Cuellar (9-5). a .our-run • """-· """"~ 'splqe In the !he fifth lime in siX years Sa~ bases on Dean Chance, ___ on___ G Shr d W• L. P"_i BG St. Lollis .. .. 51 33 .6111'1 third and gave way to BIll urday aller luckless Graham went the first eight inninga • a er .. .. ' 511--58-11( Chic~ ... . . 11 3t .553 41'. Chicago 000 000 100-1 s 1 with two out. Jenkins HUI of England was forced out Minnesota,lncludlng lour In the " ClnfJDDatl . . .49 40 ,551 41!. l,oo Angeles 1104 000 otx-5 12 his oeventb loa against 11 with engine trouble . 30 miles first when they scored their two Foy paces. RedsOX T0 5•l wm• 0ver BaJtiDJore • NIDe • !I Senators Captf!re Sixth' Straight Victory, 3-2 NOW IN PROGIESS ' SAVIf~~S UP TO $0% ON Atl . Cubs Suffer 51 Setb k Saturday'S L'IDe Scores ' ' ' I I '!l:I' ' ,I ,., II I I' I I; Homers G'Ive T 32W Four yu y "•·F0 Jum• , '!¥' . r or ' ._ ' GoH. Squad., ' SUMMER SUITS & APPAREL .. DRESS ' SHI.Rli;. $4.25 1/aluos ---- --4-- 2 for $5.00 Over Athleti'CS Val. to ~5 _· Sale $3.65 2 for$7.00 J* ' $8.00 Values Salt $5.65 . "'::0 ""!'" ~-~eek. KNI.T SHI·RlS ' SPORT~ MENS More new Fords Ire being Sold than ever before. Got to make Room for more ·trade-ins. ... .. . ' \. 33 Used Cars &Trucks to .(hpose From. HASKINS-TANNER'S lOlst FOR tHE BEST DEAL SEE US NOW Salesmen - Emenon Jones • CliH Phillips • Eddie Fife- Dan Thompson • TBIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 1866-1967 1963 FORD -~ DRESS SLACKS SUMMER SUITS -----MEN'S SH-OES SWIMWEAR • '<oi • SPOilT SHIRtS (7~.~ l'h!l; wP'·-Bapl~ 4), LP ~ l"hJ. ·' . l•: 1~11 i ' . ':"' .. ...... 1*''!' ,...._•• 1......... : . .tJt.~ ~' .-·· ........ . . --... ~ ............ '"· $11.95 1' As lively a IIJ&fer as ever stepped foot on campus, anywhere t~e aetlqn lsi To gtftOIIII toda¥, , . . . ·'' ·: ,make tr&ckl tor ,. :; v "I ~ ., •• S89S GaJ. liOO, 2 Door Hard Top, 8 cyl. Auto. trans. Radio and neater, w[s tires . • . ·-· ··'·S]M ·J~ ,., ,.•; ., ' ' .:\I '• l ' . SALE.$1.9~ SALE ,J.M.I =-6S .SO SUM¥11 'SlACKS By'JAYMAR & HUBB~D TO 9.95 h,SACI $7.tS TO 181P5 1SALI ...H TO 12.95 SALI ...95· TO 15.95 SAioJ! $11.75, TroplCAII Wontlcl l O.Cron Blend \· $27.c .,UITS VALUES 'JO $40 - - SALI eSUITS VALUES TO $50_ . _ SALi }17.50' e .SUITS VALUES TO $60 - - SALI-$412 It eSUlTS, VALUES TO $75 - - SALI MJ.S.I ' tare• A . selection of colora, patterns • . .' . ,, : . ., . ' . STRAW HATS - - - - -.:, ...,. REDU«;Iti ~ . SWIMWEAR ---~-BI!~UDA SHC)ItTS lEDUC:~ • --. ~ ' ' '• PINCHECX WORK. PANTS .. ..W.I ~H()ql. S~EAT SHIRTS, ,ts ri1;' _;. JOY~ P.l!~ ;IRJ!ih'i!BJII' ar ••• ! .•, • • VALUES VALUES W'LUES VALUES B~TTER . ,, ' SHIRTS ' ' 1 GROUP VALUES TO 3.65 I GROUP VALUES To 4.01' 1 GROUP VALUES TO 6.~. N~~:IF:!;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:.iiiii~·:fro=m~t:he~fln=isb:·:~~:~r:uns:.::.::.:::~ SPORT COATS ,, . SALE $1 ~95 SALE US SALI0$3.J.o VALUES TO 3.50 VALUES TO 4.00 VALUES TO 6.00 w;:I:~~~Rod=-~Co=r~ew a~ro=uti=nel_~D~.~D~av~ies~-~-~-~·~·-~·f47=:-u-at~~~~~~~~~~~ . fllllad;tphia · 40 4% '.488 10 Jenkins, Banda (3), · """:Angeles .. 36 48J .429 15 (61 and Handley) Drysdai~ (8Hollllon . . 34 52 .3115 IS 10) and Torborg. LP - Jenkins New York . . 32 50 .390 18 (11-71. HRS - Johnson (4th), S.turday's Re!uiUj Gabrielson (4th). Cincinnati 8 N.W York 1 Albinia 5 Phililelphia 2 California 000 310 ooo- H 0 Los Angeles 5 Chicago I Chicago 010 000 000- 1 5 a~ Francisdl J HMton I Hamilton, Rojas (9) and Rnd· P1Hsbur~ at St. Louis, twilight gers; Howard, Bl>zhardt (61, Tvdan Probable Pitcltors MrMahon 111 and 11!1:1tin. WP . (All 11m• Ell'l'l -Hami(ton (:1-1). LP-Howard Pittsburgh (BIS!s J-3) at AI· (:1-7). Phijadelphls (Bunnin~ B.l) at Pittsburgh (Bia•s J.~) at At Kansas City 200 0110 OIJ0-2 r. 1 Now In ptOtll'fttlolho bl1 lOtri Annlvorury Silo ol Hoaklnt Tonnor, 312 Slcond Avo, In Pittsburgh (Blass 3-31 at AI- Minnesota 100 000 OOZ-- 3 6 1 Golllpolla. Sllap now ond ' " for yourlllf tho wonderful borplno on mon ond boyo Stmmor lanta_ (Nier~o 4-4) 2:05 p. m. Krausse. Pierce 18). Akor 19) weareblnl Philadelphia (Bunning B.ll at and Roof; Chance, Kline (91 MEN'S SUMMER MEN'S SUMMER COMPLETE STOCK Cmcmnati (Pappas 86), I :30 and Battey. WP -Kline (4.o) MEN'S p. m. . LP-Aker (2 5). HRS - KllieNew York (Bennett 0.0) and brew. 2, (25th and 26th), Oliva Lamabe [11-3) at St. Louis (9th). IWashbum "' and Cosman 1.0) 2, 2:15 p. m. Phlladelphl• 0110 100 001-2 3 o . Houston (Wilson 5-5 and Bias- Atlanta 020 000 031- 5 8 o Mtn & loy• s.,.mmtr SELE~TED GRO'UP mgame 2-1) at Los ,Anseles fOs- Short, Hail (8) aod Da~ym·ll MEN & BOYS teen 11-3 and Brewer 2-1), 2. I pie: Jarvis (9-3 )and Torre. P· m. -Short (5-J). HR8 - Torre Chicago l!!tonen)an 0.0 and (13th), . White (3rd), Boyer Culti 11-7) al ·~n Francisco Wer. (lith), Allen (12th). · ry $-10- and llidetti (S-0) 2, . 3 p. m· · Baltimore tiO OliO 000- 1 5 1 •01\aeo Boston· 110 000 00.:- 5 II 0 Charge Atlanta, night Rkbert, Watt (1), Fisher (5) · 'Ac~uftti 81~ Louis, night Hanlin (8) and Etebebarren: . ' night ,WIIlew,k!. SIJnliqo (1), lnvltlcl ' 1 . I �!" ,, •,' •' '' ., ,, ., I 't •' I ·',I· . I , .Meigs Split Tourney Games at LANCASTER -Melp' Allier. FIRST GAME k,lln•f.e"gton baseball team split Meigs. in lite opener atalnst In two l'.listrict 8 toumanlent Athens. lost in the top of the pmes played here Saturday. lltlr when Erie Hummel was ,Meiga suffered a heartbreak- bit by a wild piteh leading off ag H loss lo Alitem in an 11· the inning and then Curl, l~e bmlng morning gane and then second baseman, moved him to dme from behind lo win 14-10 third on a base hit. followed over Logan in the afternoon loser's bracket game. , Meigs, , 'lllll)aged by Me 1 Clark and Rnss Moore, will retum to Miller Field bere to play Lancaster at 10 a.m. today. Lancaster lost to Alu by a &.3 'II'OI'e Saturday afternoon. . The winner of the S u n d a y mornini Meigs-Lancaster game \ will play 'Athens in the after- by a game-wtnnlng single from L~ Spaulding. Tommy Spencer, young rightbander from Gallipolis, went the route on tbe bill for Meigs and pitched brilllantly most of the way. The first was · ~ problem (!'arne for Spencer and the rest of lite Meigs team as Athens scored three times on \wo hits and two errors. -At one period In the game, hQwever, Spencer ha~ gotten 17 Athens batters out in order. Athens moved out In front Lancast~r 10-Tiie SUnday Times-Sentinel, 8\ind~y, July 18• i~ sECOND · ·' · . ' · '<ll, . ott 043 , 410 005 Meigs 4-0 In Ute top of the fourth, 'lied the aft! lit I?!Jtary Begins Expa1Jded Program · Swan. ShoR~:;At Elberfelds " Dick Werry led f1f1 , fOIJ!'Ih with a single, en Van Meter was saf~, on an e.rror, Steve Finlaw sacrificed Werry borne with a eentern~ld fly, Spencer Yias safe on an error and Buddy Moore singled. Fulks came on ·in reUef ' 1•:, ' Broolts, the A11!ens lllarting pitcher, \'l!.lh two outs in t h e fOurth and quickly retired the ·" · 'I side. Fulks then went the rest of the way. Meigs missed a big !!C'orin!r II opportunity in the sixth It bad the bases loaded none jlut. Fulks, however, p,ilched bli way out of the jam. 11001'- ' i lleigs . blttera In the Should Meigs defeat Laneaswere Werry, lwo singles an ter in the morning and I ben . Steve Finlaw, Spencer, , g 1II Athens In the first afternoon · Swan, Ed Baer, Glb 'Milliron game, a third g=e against and Buddy Moore, each a Alb ~ ns would be netessary, gle. ,. presumably the same dav, to Baer, Meigs' fine 8 e c 0 n d determine the Dlstrict B Amersacker, left the game in the top lean Legion champion of t h e of the lith when be sustained doubl~ation lournament. p~inful lacerations In his le!t hand and leg when spiked as Hummel slid into secOnd. eral stitches were required a Lancaster hospital. , SECOND GAME Meigs seared four limes THURSDAY WINNER - Addison, winner of the Thursday Nlte Syracuse Pee the last lhree innings lo Wee League, also went unbeaten in six outings and will now vie agains:~~th~:"!l~~~!: I its come-froin·bebind 1410 'Redlegs for the season crown. Pictured len to right, are, front row, tory over Logan. Dean Rainey, Ed Mollohan, Todd Taylor, Oliver Taylor. Second row, Rooney 'This tussle, a real slll!lfelii:,IJ SYMCUSE - Mickey Cbilds Ralph Baylor, Tney Neige, Steve Clay, Jess Blazer. Back row, Bobby McCoy, saw three Meigs hurlers on burled one-hit ball while h I s Crunette, Doug Cottrell, Steve Harrison, Jerry Bias, (iary Barr. Managers of the Qiound. Middleport teammates pounded son team are Dick Taylor and Jim CottrelL . Ralph Batey started for Syracuse for a ~ runaway in 1 Meigs • Gallia Pony game local entry, but lell in .the ur•"' because of oontrol troubles and under the lights at tbe Syracuse (f• J' was relieved by Bill Moore. Ball Park on Friday night. GARY FIFE Moore, In turn, got wild In the The lone hit given np ~y THE ONLY DRAFT-FREE I Childs, a left bander, was a sixth and was relieved by Dick ANqEI,S PITCHER -.. Werry. Werry finished up and single to first Inning lead · oil Gary Fife had thr" no' . got credit for the victory. hotter Jerry Hubbard. hitters, against Middleport · The hilling of outfielder LenMiddleport, meanwhile, scor- No. 2, SyracuH, and pitch· ny Van Meter, who was four ed 11 runs in the first inning, ad five innings against for si!: In the game, l'aced the lour in the socond. two in I h e Addison, giving up no hits, It ·,d, two in Ute fourth and II but had to be taken out Meigs crew. Van Meter, one of because of ·the pitchen tbe leading hitters on the team during the fifth. Syracuse moiD!dsmen J I m rule. Addison's J. Blazer this year, alammed two bon1e ll 1l~o had a no hitter in this Warner, starter, and Jim HubruruJ and two singles In t b game. bard, who came on in relief In game. J. McKinney of the George Sauer also broke the first frame, both bad ltou- Mels hlld _1 no-hitter, and ., of his bitting sl9mp .. ble finding the plate with t h e Davenport of Middleport ' 1(:ball. Fourle!!ll free passes were No. I wu the only pitcher threa Singles in five to ,.. \:Issued Middleport in the game. who gave up no walks In the plate. Other Meigs hitll!rs II one game. ·OUR LOW, Middleport hitters were Steve were MJIIlron and Werry, each Be comfortebfe tonight · GET LOW JUL.Y PRICE! Dunfee, two singles; Stan Wilwllh two Singles; Bill Moore, a I , ., son and Randy Becker, each a triple and single and Tom Spencer, a single. . single; Steve- Oiler, two singiea; Childs, Hawley and Alan Cun· , .. FIRST dAME ~~ningbam, each a single; Rick Athens 300 JOO (lOOj 742-4211 Mei,P 000 400 000 00 .... Van Matre, a double and Vie ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND Ferreira, two singles. BrooP!,, Fullql t11 ~4 111 o!114''~l wdn the Spencer and Werry. The game was called by aMajor Leaaue Renlll TUESDAY WINNE!i - The Pomerpy I\edlegs, unbeaten in six greemenl of the manageu at By United Prell lnteraatlonal Tuesday Nlte Pee Wee League and will how play Addison, winner the the end of five Innings Nite League for the season championship in a best of three series. Redlegs, By Innings : , · Natloaal League left to right, are, front row, Pat Soulsby, Britt Wyatt, Keith Blankenship, Homer RESERVE mSTIUCT NO. t Middleport 11 4 2 2-11 20 12 . (IO 1 1 ) Bob McClure, Allan Seth. Standing, Frank Smith, manager, Mike Smith, Kenny Syracuse o o o o - o o 1, New n;;r IA!ankin, Kenny Hoffman, Dave Cole, Brenley Seth, Ricky Taylor and Jeff Werry, manSlate No. 223·X REPORT OF CONDITION OF 000 000 000 ~ 0 5 n;•·~•r·-----------------------~-Childs and Powell. Warner, Jim Hubbard (I) and Baker. Clncl. , 000 000 000 1- I 9 jl > \. Fisher (&o10) and Grote ;J sA~INGS "111• Nolail (8-2) and Coker. of Pomeroy, Ohlik '" Phila 101 1100 000- 2 7 0 AUanta 300 001 OOx- 4 6 0 at the clpse or business June 30. 1967, a state banking Institution organlze4 Sltfi'J'B and operating· under the banklnr lawo of thts''Siate and a member of the Wi.le, Farrell (7) and DalrymFederal Reserve System. Published In accordance witb a call made by the ple, Oliver (8); Cloninger, Slate Banklni Authorities and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this Dlllrlct. SAYS: hernandez (7), Upshaw (8) and Conditionin~!l ASSETS Torre. WP-Cionlnger (3-4). LP Cash, balances with other banks, and cssh Items CIUCAGO (UP:!) -Jifnmle -Wise (4-7). HRS-Gonzale•l . In process of collection .. .. ......... .... ,l.,............. $ 75M59.00 Untied States Govemme,t obll113bons . , .. ... . . . .... .... , . 1,170,101.83 Hall drove In two runs with (sih), Carty (11th), Aaron Obligations of States a.n4 political aubdivlsiona , .. . ....• , •, , fBI 049.011 !ln8Jes In the fourth and fifth ~23rd) . Ot~er securities ..... .. ... .. ...... ... .. .. : ;'!1........... ., 9,000.00' 01 er loans and discounts ........ .......... . . ....·.. .... ., 4,850,228.118 binings Saturday as the Callfor Pitt 000 000 100- 1 6 1 2 Dr. Hardtop, Auto. P.S., V8, Bank tremlses, furniture and fixtures, and '· tla Angelll defeated the Cbi!l- St. Louis 0011 0011 20x- 2 3 3 23,642 Miles, Factory Air Air Conditioned. 100% War· ot er usets representing bank premtses .. , • , . , , . ~ , . •• , 34,893.92 ago White So.r 4-1 to give Jifk SiBk (7-7) and 'May; Jaster, Real estate owned other than bank premises . :· . ..••...• , •• , • 80,000.!10 Conditioned, Real Nice. ranty Other assets .. .... . , •• ~ lllmlllon hla th!rll vlc:tory !& a Briles (8) , Hoerner (9) and U8l.l2 CallfornJa tmlform. 1 McCarver. WP-Jaster (6-4). TOTAL ASSE'l'S ••. • •. .. , .. ..•.•. .. . . ·~·~ .•••.. . . , , • $7,37Ulli.GO The loss •Heed the ~ Sox' Ball 000 003 200- 5 10 0 . ' LIABILITIB!S American League lead ~er the Boston ~ 303 OOx-11 12 1 Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, "llillnesota Twina lo II', games. Adamson, Bunker (2) , Miller and corporations .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. $111M,925.92 Time and savlngs deposits of individuals, partnllrshlps, ' Han Singled home th first of (5). Hardin (7) and Haney, and co"':atlons ......... .. .......... .'. J.. .. . .. .. .. . 4,343;&53.39 three Cllllornta ~ in I he Etchebarren (5); L o nb or g, Deposits of Jnlted States Government . ..... : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · 37,131.11 inning and Badred himself Wyatt (7) and · Deposits of States and political subdivisions . ... .. .. , . . . . . . . 482,890.19 Custom 4 Dr. Hardtop. Factory . IVery Low Miles, Radio, Certified and oUicers' checks, etc. . .. ...... . , . . , ... , . . ... , 23,940.39 ,., l:l~' by secoild baseman Lonhorg (12-3). L·P-Ad•1msom ' . TOTAL DEPOSITS .... ............ .. ... :. : $6 742,741.00 1 ' •1/11 Causey ,J&nd ~hortstopl (0.1) . HRS-<:onigliaro Air Conditioned. · Whitewalls. .• . Hanseu. ,"rhe lbord run Yastrzemski (20th) (a) Total demand deposits .............. ;·: $2,229 1387.61 ~ · 011 a Bll&lfice fly by Bob (b) Total time and saviniS deposits .. .. . : .. ~.513,353.39 ~ · / Houston 000 304 100- 8 13 Speaal Nice Other Habllities ... ........ ., ......... ...... : _.. .. .. .. .. .. 172,440.23 -Hall' · In the fuurth San Fran 101 021 010- 6 11 . ,·,t· n in the fifth in- Giusti, Sherry (81 and Adlesb; TOTAL LIABJLITIES .. ........ . .. ...... ,:.. . .. .. .. .. . $6,915,181.23 ' nile ;he singled after Jim Marichal, Gibbon (6), Bolin (7), CAPITAL ACCOIHITS l'l!e · singled and gone to Henry (7), Umy (9) and Haller, Common stock- total par value .. .' .... .. . .. . .· .. ....... .. ' 1.25,000.00 ··Ill Infield out Dietz (7) . WP-<liustl (6-8). No. abares authorized-WOO • New Top. All Power Features. No. shares oulllandlni~ •ol , tbt : te Sox scored their Mathews (7th). Hart (17tb). Surplus , . .. . . ... . ...•.. . , , . ·, .. ..• . .•. 175~.00 l'lli! 4n the second Inning on a LPMaricbal (IU). HRSNice. Undivided profits ..... ..... .. ... ...... .. . :. :;~· , .. .. ..... . 163,232.27 . . I , • -~ J.C. Martin's single and Miller (1st). Davenport (4th), Make Us An OHerll TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .. ........ ;.,; ... .. ...... $ 483,28:!.27 .~~eld out. Mathews (7th), Hart (17th). They Gotta Goll / · Minnie Rojas came on with Ohlcago 000 000 026- 2 6 1 TOTAL LIABlLrrmS AND C'\PITAL ACCOUNTS . . ... . $7,378.413.1!9 tWo out In the ninth inning after L A 010 001 21x- I 7 ME~ORAND( " 1 ·lfllmllton had walked causey Gardner, Hands (6). Koonce Pledged asset.! and securltles.1osne4 (book v1114eJ: and pinch-bitter Tommie Agee. (7), Simmons (8) and Hundley; a) u. s. Government obllgatiolll, direct and ' . illaranteed1• pledred "? ...Cure deposits .. i.l Rojas ended the RIIDie by Singer, Perranoskl (8) and and ,llther uablllilet ...... .. ; , .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. $ 3115,000.00 &ettlng Walt Williams to fly out Torborg. WP-Singer (3-4) . MOTORCYCLES ' New Shipment Just Arrived! (V) Tal'A.L . ...•. .• ~ ~: 3315,000.00 on hla flrst pitch. -Gardner (0.1). HR-Ferrara Averaie of total de]IOJits lor the 10 ·alendar '. General Motors Lowest Priced (7th). d111!1 endl111 with call cl.ite .. .. ·, .. .... ...... , ........... $6,728,M8.tO 12 Month Warranty Averap ot to.lal1oiUII for .the 16 ale1ular n · l*natleul Leape Studlnp , Car. da,. en41"1 wl.tb UII:'tl~ce ......, .. .. : ... '!'f .......... 4,834,184H ~ Ulllled Preo lnteraalloDII Amerleu Le Loans ao lb9'\'JIIn "~wta~ · are aftor tneductl~ 11 • , ( Full ' W. I. PeL GB ape of VIIIUitlOD reHJ;\'01 of .... . /, ..•.... .. ...1 .i. ., . ., • ., 22,181JJl ' ' •I ~ &ebester 47 lH .580 ... cist Game) Price 1:. Kloea, Cashier, or the a'bltve-n.ani 46 38 .548 2~ Cleve. 010 000 0110- I that J"eP9rl of oiolldlllon II true:oto 41 -41 .500 8~ New Yort 100 100 OOx- 2 5 40 42 .488 7~ O'Donoif!ue (t-2) and Azcuo: M.~nths 17 40 .411 B DoYinlnc (10>6) end Howard. HR . ' 1!9 U .411 I -Howard (3rcJ). ·II 41 .468 t (2nd Game) ' • 43 .448 10~ 000 000 0110- • 5 0 ~~ llee"U New Yorll: 101 01111 OOx- 2 $ 1 fnniiJII) ~ebert, BllleJ (1), Allen (1), when Repp walked with . out and Kostival 1 ·thlrd b a.s man, smashed a long rIg centerfield triple. · It was In the boltolll ol tl!f· fOnrlh, bowove,r , lha.t · I be Meigs Offense epme allve.aiJd We~ing . Apparel Foi:. :' rhe · ·. Fpmily Furniture for·You·r Home· ·, GAlltY BROWN Brown Begins Trainingin . S~ecial Course I Don't ~lose GALLIPOLIS ..:. Private Ga· ry L. Brown, 18 year-old son Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown, your f~:· ~.~.::~ ~·ih.G~uu.'~.~ cool! Middleport Scores 30-0 Triumph MIDDLEPO!lT - Lancsster nor of District 689 Rotary In-1Pomeray Rotary Club Friday students at college junior • :;en. Attorney James Miller, Gover.! ternatlonal, told the night 1967.(i8 will be an lmport-1lor level, whereas Rotary's Ira· ant Rotary year. !ditlonal program has benefittecl Speaking following a steak! graduate students. dinner in Heath Methodist A profe•Bional exchange Church. Gov. Miller - wh o program in whleb skmed eraftl. came In a "loud shirt" as did men. !Or example, will be sent club members who held their to a foreign eonntry lo share annual Loud Shi~ contest-.l!'ld lltelr experiences and Jearn .it)ternallonal President Luther from thtlr bolts; couple witb a I,H~~ges Is launchln~ a !Our-fold oom~ program on the ~ program to make Rotary's lm· {essional ~vel for lawyers, docpact felt more everyw\lere. 1 tors, pbyslciB!IB, and teachers. He outlined these aa· follows: Gov. Miller, a motive ol Lan- Beginning of district lsaci- csster, graduated fro~t~ Indiana ershlp forums, the 11rst Disl University end Olilo State Unl· 669 being in Lancaster Oct. 23. verslty Law School in 1955. - Beginning a "Significant President Wendell Gerlach Miller Lancas- Achievement" award In e a ~ h presided over his first full meet'Interna- district for a club member who lng of his "new year," and adistinguishes himself In com· wai'ded the loud shirt prize to ·miDlity service. Curtis Jenkinson. Ladies of 1 IN'POMEROY ' . ,, '' 0 ~~~.sr~.~~!~~~ ~or Intensive training ohe of In - a!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~~An~ex~pa!nd;ed~J~~bo~lar~shl~·p~H~ea:lb~~:ur::ch~se:r:~:d_t:he:_:~n exchange program, taking in ner. ' Scboolls'mnltecl to men of standing ptOJDise. The Signal School oourses are of varied length, but lltey are all aimed :~"~:~:8re~:=llitles Army. and aclvancementln the I I 1: '' I I .!I• I '7· ~ ~rt}l ~imts ~Uttv~ .. · ' I' itntintl 'LV . . I' il., 50 specialist courses taug!lt. --~~·-----------:~~~-:::-::'::"7":-:::":::"----------;:=7,' He Is a 196 graduate of Gal:12 NO. 24 SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1967 Page 11 lin Academy lllgll School. · v~·L. ' · -::;~-~-----;-;;-----j-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Admission · to the S I g n al - - - : - - - - - - - - - - 'i ' vxtens ;0. n O...de -..nd :n tr.r.ater Si:gnup Period .I!.J 11 1 • 1 • .::;; I ,, I 11 I! ·I~· '{' I AIR ':CONDITIONER •• -- F~iday's Line Scores RUTLAI!4D /FURNitURE ·, ·~ .; ,, ' 1 THE FARMERS BANK and Angels Top Chisox 4..1, Hall Stars DDC ' Just Received! New Shipment Of Buick LeSabres with Factory Air 1965 Buick Electra Sedan 1966 Buick Specia I 5 1966 Chevrolet Sedan rourtb COMPANY I •• I •• , ••• •• • •••••• .,.,: , •• , • •• , • , •• n . lJ95 I 1964 Buick Wildcat i ' t.' \• va, I ' ' .i>e~·End 1 Cfll... $17 9 5 1961 Olds Conv. Coupe 119 5 ,, . :::~~~~~ 5 15 Older Model Cars $75.00 and up o .. . . . . . lo'"l' • •• • 0 , • , , 0 • OPEL SU.ZUKI 1 I. 0.' 'ief:lll Small Down Payments, Up To 37! To Pay · ' CJtve. 1 ll!illllllllllll J ~(I) ad' ._e;·s:~~: l lad blllfrlii.JiP.;.'Slellert .(U) 1): '' ; SMITH ,BlJ " ; ' '" ' ... ' .. . ' _,.,, ) • • ' •• • ••• ' •••• • • • 0 ••• • •• •• • . ~~· . ... r j ~·~ �!" ,, •,' •' '' ., ,, ., I 't •' I ·',I· . I , .Meigs Split Tourney Games at LANCASTER -Melp' Allier. FIRST GAME k,lln•f.e"gton baseball team split Meigs. in lite opener atalnst In two l'.listrict 8 toumanlent Athens. lost in the top of the pmes played here Saturday. lltlr when Erie Hummel was ,Meiga suffered a heartbreak- bit by a wild piteh leading off ag H loss lo Alitem in an 11· the inning and then Curl, l~e bmlng morning gane and then second baseman, moved him to dme from behind lo win 14-10 third on a base hit. followed over Logan in the afternoon loser's bracket game. , Meigs, , 'lllll)aged by Me 1 Clark and Rnss Moore, will retum to Miller Field bere to play Lancaster at 10 a.m. today. Lancaster lost to Alu by a &.3 'II'OI'e Saturday afternoon. . The winner of the S u n d a y mornini Meigs-Lancaster game \ will play 'Athens in the after- by a game-wtnnlng single from L~ Spaulding. Tommy Spencer, young rightbander from Gallipolis, went the route on tbe bill for Meigs and pitched brilllantly most of the way. The first was · ~ problem (!'arne for Spencer and the rest of lite Meigs team as Athens scored three times on \wo hits and two errors. -At one period In the game, hQwever, Spencer ha~ gotten 17 Athens batters out in order. Athens moved out In front Lancast~r 10-Tiie SUnday Times-Sentinel, 8\ind~y, July 18• i~ sECOND · ·' · . ' · '<ll, . ott 043 , 410 005 Meigs 4-0 In Ute top of the fourth, 'lied the aft! lit I?!Jtary Begins Expa1Jded Program · Swan. ShoR~:;At Elberfelds " Dick Werry led f1f1 , fOIJ!'Ih with a single, en Van Meter was saf~, on an e.rror, Steve Finlaw sacrificed Werry borne with a eentern~ld fly, Spencer Yias safe on an error and Buddy Moore singled. Fulks came on ·in reUef ' 1•:, ' Broolts, the A11!ens lllarting pitcher, \'l!.lh two outs in t h e fOurth and quickly retired the ·" · 'I side. Fulks then went the rest of the way. Meigs missed a big !!C'orin!r II opportunity in the sixth It bad the bases loaded none jlut. Fulks, however, p,ilched bli way out of the jam. 11001'- ' i lleigs . blttera In the Should Meigs defeat Laneaswere Werry, lwo singles an ter in the morning and I ben . Steve Finlaw, Spencer, , g 1II Athens In the first afternoon · Swan, Ed Baer, Glb 'Milliron game, a third g=e against and Buddy Moore, each a Alb ~ ns would be netessary, gle. ,. presumably the same dav, to Baer, Meigs' fine 8 e c 0 n d determine the Dlstrict B Amersacker, left the game in the top lean Legion champion of t h e of the lith when be sustained doubl~ation lournament. p~inful lacerations In his le!t hand and leg when spiked as Hummel slid into secOnd. eral stitches were required a Lancaster hospital. , SECOND GAME Meigs seared four limes THURSDAY WINNER - Addison, winner of the Thursday Nlte Syracuse Pee the last lhree innings lo Wee League, also went unbeaten in six outings and will now vie agains:~~th~:"!l~~~!: I its come-froin·bebind 1410 'Redlegs for the season crown. Pictured len to right, are, front row, tory over Logan. Dean Rainey, Ed Mollohan, Todd Taylor, Oliver Taylor. Second row, Rooney 'This tussle, a real slll!lfelii:,IJ SYMCUSE - Mickey Cbilds Ralph Baylor, Tney Neige, Steve Clay, Jess Blazer. Back row, Bobby McCoy, saw three Meigs hurlers on burled one-hit ball while h I s Crunette, Doug Cottrell, Steve Harrison, Jerry Bias, (iary Barr. Managers of the Qiound. Middleport teammates pounded son team are Dick Taylor and Jim CottrelL . Ralph Batey started for Syracuse for a ~ runaway in 1 Meigs • Gallia Pony game local entry, but lell in .the ur•"' because of oontrol troubles and under the lights at tbe Syracuse (f• J' was relieved by Bill Moore. Ball Park on Friday night. GARY FIFE Moore, In turn, got wild In the The lone hit given np ~y THE ONLY DRAFT-FREE I Childs, a left bander, was a sixth and was relieved by Dick ANqEI,S PITCHER -.. Werry. Werry finished up and single to first Inning lead · oil Gary Fife had thr" no' . got credit for the victory. hotter Jerry Hubbard. hitters, against Middleport · The hilling of outfielder LenMiddleport, meanwhile, scor- No. 2, SyracuH, and pitch· ny Van Meter, who was four ed 11 runs in the first inning, ad five innings against for si!: In the game, l'aced the lour in the socond. two in I h e Addison, giving up no hits, It ·,d, two in Ute fourth and II but had to be taken out Meigs crew. Van Meter, one of because of ·the pitchen tbe leading hitters on the team during the fifth. Syracuse moiD!dsmen J I m rule. Addison's J. Blazer this year, alammed two bon1e ll 1l~o had a no hitter in this Warner, starter, and Jim HubruruJ and two singles In t b game. bard, who came on in relief In game. J. McKinney of the George Sauer also broke the first frame, both bad ltou- Mels hlld _1 no-hitter, and ., of his bitting sl9mp .. ble finding the plate with t h e Davenport of Middleport ' 1(:ball. Fourle!!ll free passes were No. I wu the only pitcher threa Singles in five to ,.. \:Issued Middleport in the game. who gave up no walks In the plate. Other Meigs hitll!rs II one game. ·OUR LOW, Middleport hitters were Steve were MJIIlron and Werry, each Be comfortebfe tonight · GET LOW JUL.Y PRICE! Dunfee, two singles; Stan Wilwllh two Singles; Bill Moore, a I , ., son and Randy Becker, each a triple and single and Tom Spencer, a single. . single; Steve- Oiler, two singiea; Childs, Hawley and Alan Cun· , .. FIRST dAME ~~ningbam, each a single; Rick Athens 300 JOO (lOOj 742-4211 Mei,P 000 400 000 00 .... Van Matre, a double and Vie ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND Ferreira, two singles. BrooP!,, Fullql t11 ~4 111 o!114''~l wdn the Spencer and Werry. The game was called by aMajor Leaaue Renlll TUESDAY WINNE!i - The Pomerpy I\edlegs, unbeaten in six greemenl of the manageu at By United Prell lnteraatlonal Tuesday Nlte Pee Wee League and will how play Addison, winner the the end of five Innings Nite League for the season championship in a best of three series. Redlegs, By Innings : , · Natloaal League left to right, are, front row, Pat Soulsby, Britt Wyatt, Keith Blankenship, Homer RESERVE mSTIUCT NO. t Middleport 11 4 2 2-11 20 12 . (IO 1 1 ) Bob McClure, Allan Seth. Standing, Frank Smith, manager, Mike Smith, Kenny Syracuse o o o o - o o 1, New n;;r IA!ankin, Kenny Hoffman, Dave Cole, Brenley Seth, Ricky Taylor and Jeff Werry, manSlate No. 223·X REPORT OF CONDITION OF 000 000 000 ~ 0 5 n;•·~•r·-----------------------~-Childs and Powell. Warner, Jim Hubbard (I) and Baker. Clncl. , 000 000 000 1- I 9 jl > \. Fisher (&o10) and Grote ;J sA~INGS "111• Nolail (8-2) and Coker. of Pomeroy, Ohlik '" Phila 101 1100 000- 2 7 0 AUanta 300 001 OOx- 4 6 0 at the clpse or business June 30. 1967, a state banking Institution organlze4 Sltfi'J'B and operating· under the banklnr lawo of thts''Siate and a member of the Wi.le, Farrell (7) and DalrymFederal Reserve System. Published In accordance witb a call made by the ple, Oliver (8); Cloninger, Slate Banklni Authorities and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this Dlllrlct. SAYS: hernandez (7), Upshaw (8) and Conditionin~!l ASSETS Torre. WP-Cionlnger (3-4). LP Cash, balances with other banks, and cssh Items CIUCAGO (UP:!) -Jifnmle -Wise (4-7). HRS-Gonzale•l . In process of collection .. .. ......... .... ,l.,............. $ 75M59.00 Untied States Govemme,t obll113bons . , .. ... . . . .... .... , . 1,170,101.83 Hall drove In two runs with (sih), Carty (11th), Aaron Obligations of States a.n4 political aubdivlsiona , .. . ....• , •, , fBI 049.011 !ln8Jes In the fourth and fifth ~23rd) . Ot~er securities ..... .. ... .. ...... ... .. .. : ;'!1........... ., 9,000.00' 01 er loans and discounts ........ .......... . . ....·.. .... ., 4,850,228.118 binings Saturday as the Callfor Pitt 000 000 100- 1 6 1 2 Dr. Hardtop, Auto. P.S., V8, Bank tremlses, furniture and fixtures, and '· tla Angelll defeated the Cbi!l- St. Louis 0011 0011 20x- 2 3 3 23,642 Miles, Factory Air Air Conditioned. 100% War· ot er usets representing bank premtses .. , • , . , , . ~ , . •• , 34,893.92 ago White So.r 4-1 to give Jifk SiBk (7-7) and 'May; Jaster, Real estate owned other than bank premises . :· . ..••...• , •• , • 80,000.!10 Conditioned, Real Nice. ranty Other assets .. .... . , •• ~ lllmlllon hla th!rll vlc:tory !& a Briles (8) , Hoerner (9) and U8l.l2 CallfornJa tmlform. 1 McCarver. WP-Jaster (6-4). TOTAL ASSE'l'S ••. • •. .. , .. ..•.•. .. . . ·~·~ .•••.. . . , , • $7,37Ulli.GO The loss •Heed the ~ Sox' Ball 000 003 200- 5 10 0 . ' LIABILITIB!S American League lead ~er the Boston ~ 303 OOx-11 12 1 Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, "llillnesota Twina lo II', games. Adamson, Bunker (2) , Miller and corporations .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. $111M,925.92 Time and savlngs deposits of individuals, partnllrshlps, ' Han Singled home th first of (5). Hardin (7) and Haney, and co"':atlons ......... .. .......... .'. J.. .. . .. .. .. . 4,343;&53.39 three Cllllornta ~ in I he Etchebarren (5); L o nb or g, Deposits of Jnlted States Government . ..... : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · 37,131.11 inning and Badred himself Wyatt (7) and · Deposits of States and political subdivisions . ... .. .. , . . . . . . . 482,890.19 Custom 4 Dr. Hardtop. Factory . IVery Low Miles, Radio, Certified and oUicers' checks, etc. . .. ...... . , . . , ... , . . ... , 23,940.39 ,., l:l~' by secoild baseman Lonhorg (12-3). L·P-Ad•1msom ' . TOTAL DEPOSITS .... ............ .. ... :. : $6 742,741.00 1 ' •1/11 Causey ,J&nd ~hortstopl (0.1) . HRS-<:onigliaro Air Conditioned. · Whitewalls. .• . Hanseu. ,"rhe lbord run Yastrzemski (20th) (a) Total demand deposits .............. ;·: $2,229 1387.61 ~ · 011 a Bll&lfice fly by Bob (b) Total time and saviniS deposits .. .. . : .. ~.513,353.39 ~ · / Houston 000 304 100- 8 13 Speaal Nice Other Habllities ... ........ ., ......... ...... : _.. .. .. .. .. .. 172,440.23 -Hall' · In the fuurth San Fran 101 021 010- 6 11 . ,·,t· n in the fifth in- Giusti, Sherry (81 and Adlesb; TOTAL LIABJLITIES .. ........ . .. ...... ,:.. . .. .. .. .. . $6,915,181.23 ' nile ;he singled after Jim Marichal, Gibbon (6), Bolin (7), CAPITAL ACCOIHITS l'l!e · singled and gone to Henry (7), Umy (9) and Haller, Common stock- total par value .. .' .... .. . .. . .· .. ....... .. ' 1.25,000.00 ··Ill Infield out Dietz (7) . WP-<liustl (6-8). No. abares authorized-WOO • New Top. All Power Features. No. shares oulllandlni~ •ol , tbt : te Sox scored their Mathews (7th). Hart (17tb). Surplus , . .. . . ... . ...•.. . , , . ·, .. ..• . .•. 175~.00 l'lli! 4n the second Inning on a LPMaricbal (IU). HRSNice. Undivided profits ..... ..... .. ... ...... .. . :. :;~· , .. .. ..... . 163,232.27 . . I , • -~ J.C. Martin's single and Miller (1st). Davenport (4th), Make Us An OHerll TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .. ........ ;.,; ... .. ...... $ 483,28:!.27 .~~eld out. Mathews (7th), Hart (17th). They Gotta Goll / · Minnie Rojas came on with Ohlcago 000 000 026- 2 6 1 TOTAL LIABlLrrmS AND C'\PITAL ACCOUNTS . . ... . $7,378.413.1!9 tWo out In the ninth inning after L A 010 001 21x- I 7 ME~ORAND( " 1 ·lfllmllton had walked causey Gardner, Hands (6). Koonce Pledged asset.! and securltles.1osne4 (book v1114eJ: and pinch-bitter Tommie Agee. (7), Simmons (8) and Hundley; a) u. s. Government obllgatiolll, direct and ' . illaranteed1• pledred "? ...Cure deposits .. i.l Rojas ended the RIIDie by Singer, Perranoskl (8) and and ,llther uablllilet ...... .. ; , .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. $ 3115,000.00 &ettlng Walt Williams to fly out Torborg. WP-Singer (3-4) . MOTORCYCLES ' New Shipment Just Arrived! (V) Tal'A.L . ...•. .• ~ ~: 3315,000.00 on hla flrst pitch. -Gardner (0.1). HR-Ferrara Averaie of total de]IOJits lor the 10 ·alendar '. General Motors Lowest Priced (7th). d111!1 endl111 with call cl.ite .. .. ·, .. .... ...... , ........... $6,728,M8.tO 12 Month Warranty Averap ot to.lal1oiUII for .the 16 ale1ular n · l*natleul Leape Studlnp , Car. da,. en41"1 wl.tb UII:'tl~ce ......, .. .. : ... '!'f .......... 4,834,184H ~ Ulllled Preo lnteraalloDII Amerleu Le Loans ao lb9'\'JIIn "~wta~ · are aftor tneductl~ 11 • , ( Full ' W. I. PeL GB ape of VIIIUitlOD reHJ;\'01 of .... . /, ..•.... .. ...1 .i. ., . ., • ., 22,181JJl ' ' •I ~ &ebester 47 lH .580 ... cist Game) Price 1:. Kloea, Cashier, or the a'bltve-n.ani 46 38 .548 2~ Cleve. 010 000 0110- I that J"eP9rl of oiolldlllon II true:oto 41 -41 .500 8~ New Yort 100 100 OOx- 2 5 40 42 .488 7~ O'Donoif!ue (t-2) and Azcuo: M.~nths 17 40 .411 B DoYinlnc (10>6) end Howard. HR . ' 1!9 U .411 I -Howard (3rcJ). ·II 41 .468 t (2nd Game) ' • 43 .448 10~ 000 000 0110- • 5 0 ~~ llee"U New Yorll: 101 01111 OOx- 2 $ 1 fnniiJII) ~ebert, BllleJ (1), Allen (1), when Repp walked with . out and Kostival 1 ·thlrd b a.s man, smashed a long rIg centerfield triple. · It was In the boltolll ol tl!f· fOnrlh, bowove,r , lha.t · I be Meigs Offense epme allve.aiJd We~ing . Apparel Foi:. :' rhe · ·. Fpmily Furniture for·You·r Home· ·, GAlltY BROWN Brown Begins Trainingin . S~ecial Course I Don't ~lose GALLIPOLIS ..:. Private Ga· ry L. Brown, 18 year-old son Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown, your f~:· ~.~.::~ ~·ih.G~uu.'~.~ cool! Middleport Scores 30-0 Triumph MIDDLEPO!lT - Lancsster nor of District 689 Rotary In-1Pomeray Rotary Club Friday students at college junior • :;en. Attorney James Miller, Gover.! ternatlonal, told the night 1967.(i8 will be an lmport-1lor level, whereas Rotary's Ira· ant Rotary year. !ditlonal program has benefittecl Speaking following a steak! graduate students. dinner in Heath Methodist A profe•Bional exchange Church. Gov. Miller - wh o program in whleb skmed eraftl. came In a "loud shirt" as did men. !Or example, will be sent club members who held their to a foreign eonntry lo share annual Loud Shi~ contest-.l!'ld lltelr experiences and Jearn .it)ternallonal President Luther from thtlr bolts; couple witb a I,H~~ges Is launchln~ a !Our-fold oom~ program on the ~ program to make Rotary's lm· {essional ~vel for lawyers, docpact felt more everyw\lere. 1 tors, pbyslciB!IB, and teachers. He outlined these aa· follows: Gov. Miller, a motive ol Lan- Beginning of district lsaci- csster, graduated fro~t~ Indiana ershlp forums, the 11rst Disl University end Olilo State Unl· 669 being in Lancaster Oct. 23. verslty Law School in 1955. - Beginning a "Significant President Wendell Gerlach Miller Lancas- Achievement" award In e a ~ h presided over his first full meet'Interna- district for a club member who lng of his "new year," and adistinguishes himself In com· wai'ded the loud shirt prize to ·miDlity service. Curtis Jenkinson. Ladies of 1 IN'POMEROY ' . ,, '' 0 ~~~.sr~.~~!~~~ ~or Intensive training ohe of In - a!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::~~~An~ex~pa!nd;ed~J~~bo~lar~shl~·p~H~ea:lb~~:ur::ch~se:r:~:d_t:he:_:~n exchange program, taking in ner. ' Scboolls'mnltecl to men of standing ptOJDise. The Signal School oourses are of varied length, but lltey are all aimed :~"~:~:8re~:=llitles Army. and aclvancementln the I I 1: '' I I .!I• I '7· ~ ~rt}l ~imts ~Uttv~ .. · ' I' itntintl 'LV . . I' il., 50 specialist courses taug!lt. --~~·-----------:~~~-:::-::'::"7":-:::":::"----------;:=7,' He Is a 196 graduate of Gal:12 NO. 24 SUNDAY, JULY 16, 1967 Page 11 lin Academy lllgll School. · v~·L. ' · -::;~-~-----;-;;-----j-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Admission · to the S I g n al - - - : - - - - - - - - - - 'i ' vxtens ;0. n O...de -..nd :n tr.r.ater Si:gnup Period .I!.J 11 1 • 1 • .::;; I ,, I 11 I! ·I~· '{' I AIR ':CONDITIONER •• -- F~iday's Line Scores RUTLAI!4D /FURNitURE ·, ·~ .; ,, ' 1 THE FARMERS BANK and Angels Top Chisox 4..1, Hall Stars DDC ' Just Received! New Shipment Of Buick LeSabres with Factory Air 1965 Buick Electra Sedan 1966 Buick Specia I 5 1966 Chevrolet Sedan rourtb COMPANY I •• I •• , ••• •• • •••••• .,.,: , •• , • •• , • , •• n . lJ95 I 1964 Buick Wildcat i ' t.' \• va, I ' ' .i>e~·End 1 Cfll... $17 9 5 1961 Olds Conv. Coupe 119 5 ,, . :::~~~~~ 5 15 Older Model Cars $75.00 and up o .. . . . . . lo'"l' • •• • 0 , • , , 0 • OPEL SU.ZUKI 1 I. 0.' 'ief:lll Small Down Payments, Up To 37! To Pay · ' CJtve. 1 ll!illllllllllll J ~(I) ad' ._e;·s:~~: l lad blllfrlii.JiP.;.'Slellert .(U) 1): '' ; SMITH ,BlJ " ; ' '" ' ... ' .. . ' _,.,, ) • • ' •• • ••• ' •••• • • • 0 ••• • •• •• • . ~~· . ... r j ~·~ �•i • •I 1, • I ' .... . ,.. •;• ' . You con have confidence in Stanley A. Saunders Monument We do! . Jfs the best qualilled•COID' pany in town to lielp y"' choose a cemet~ry JllOIDo orial - and the 0)1! com.; pany we entrust aa ·all . AutborizedRepresentawa ' for Sealmark Rock nil · Ages Memorials. We reo spect thcir judsment. Y011 __ can, too. . .. ' I Monument 352 Thlrcl Avi. G•llipoll•, Ohio . ' · Pt.. 446-mt Thit message Is sponsored by the Rock of Agtl Cor· poration, Barre, Vermont to ' I recognize the publlco5plrited service offered by one of its outstanding. AulhoriZecl S:eakers for Uass Reunion Are Announced Dealers. HONDA . Jatkson 'County Fair Leads S~te \Veek ·of July 18·22 tEum'ON - The emphasis In the past few years of !be J~tkaon county fair has been on youth, with the junilll'. fair activities having equal riahts with other fair actintjes. · · · •· The Jackson county fair open~ the Ohio fair season at tile Wellston fairgrounds July ,18-22. 'Ibrte-r--old pace, Oltlo colt Anl!>D& junior lair activlllel stakl\l, purse f2,140. Is a 4-H style review, crowning of the junior fair queen, jOIIIAr Reglstrltlon Time bone.bow and a lr8ciDf rodeo. I p.m., July 11. The hamea racine IIChedule: '11M! Jackloe oounty fair 2 PM to 4 PM, July 17 Wednesday ~ JIIJ It lndlllont!IY tilt flnl In Obkt ~-old lrol, Obit> eo I t MUy . ~11111111 llan Thi'IIUih July 25 e. au., plll'll f!,160. liMn made on 1be lalrJround• If Md 1 111d TlfOoyeiNIId paca, Oldo colt Ia the paot !elf }eafll., 1Dcl111d-[[ you n At• " ' slakes, pUIH f!,l40. . iDg ri 11ft pl!ldsland, lnftrlllllloll, Cell, W11t.. PBI!e.:.!"IHIDMn ol kl' 111r .lllll-. · ., Vltlt. pur!e .,.... bu!ldhtp, ilew CGIIIfGtl build- m.ooo. ,., ,., Nlalit, lriJit lap; ~ llldld. IDd I 'l'llree;wt'* p.eo, Oldo coli n~ 111ow ,n, JIIUI• rvof, stakeil, p.- ..1.. · ,' .. llyMtd allow llllildiJII wl1ll Pa1 -u..s o1 f!,oot, alda New · • ' PL'I'I' ··~ ~1 •• • ' , • s . _q,. t~~(l!em bullt GAWPOLIS IUSitiSS ' -~..,... :~-=(~-~·:dc:DI.lE~~·~-~~ :_-..;. . .new IPUI'It ••... ,,,,."'· ·I ' ""' •,. 'racers, aDd 1fllcliiU,. bave lleea ...... . . 1!111 • H Ltcuot '""'" m 4Hf ~ We have 6 Honda cycles, all new, all 50ceengines . •..• 1-CA100, reel rally J!ICkage, auto. clutch, !J speed trans. '*'91 02, black, rally package, autci clutoll~ 3 speed trans. elect. start. · ;,"1-c:A102, white, roadster package, auto, ~ch, 3 spud trans. elect. start .. · ; '' 1~CA102, whitt, rally package, auto. clutcli; 3 speed. elect. start · ~ , 2-C110, red, lpOrt 50, rhlnuai clu!ch, 4 .~. ' ' ' Diploma Counes • Secrtterl•l e Exec. S.Creterl•l Pace, non • winners of $4,000, eGenerol Office JlU1'8" 1500. Trol, noo-winnerl of 11,000, • Bua. Aclmlnlstretlon and Accounting pl!rse $502. fair swioe IDd Jlleep iudllnl, beef cattle iuclllD&. lug-of war, milk • drinking, egg - lbrowlnl Dapper llon Fleener presenll conlllll, daley JudgtDc, 1 4-11 bis Hurricane Hen Drivers ../ FAll TERM Begins Sept. 12 RED: WHITE, and BLACK HOHDA 'SO' SALE - "'---, ... ...... ...,.,.,.,""".....,. _, ....... ___ .. ......_........_ ........ ,-- .. - ,............... .................,. ............. A ...... "',......w. ALL SIX READY !0 po WITH TWIN MIRRORS, f9o day or 4000 mile flmOUI HOND~ .W~JY, 200 mil_.. per ll~lon of \ a•• ... and ..' ..·'' ,.,, ·'·'"'. ' -~' here Is "" bitt part ., . ......, . ·' ! _.,; . '~;, 6 UIIC IIWIIII ' ••ll"'t.""' M,l .. NMI ,,; Ph. J7$o11'~ . Opp, "0 Qt~ · PT. IUASAN1 1 W. VA. ' . . . . -~-----------......,.;'.-~IL-~....;.~~~~~~~;.~~ ~~,..... '"!:-~~~ ••• J - - - . .' . w:~ "' ., ~- r. CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPftY CO. " • , I,;-.-~ • ' ' I. �•i • •I 1, • I ' .... . ,.. •;• ' . You con have confidence in Stanley A. Saunders Monument We do! . Jfs the best qualilled•COID' pany in town to lielp y"' choose a cemet~ry JllOIDo orial - and the 0)1! com.; pany we entrust aa ·all . AutborizedRepresentawa ' for Sealmark Rock nil · Ages Memorials. We reo spect thcir judsment. Y011 __ can, too. . .. ' I Monument 352 Thlrcl Avi. G•llipoll•, Ohio . ' · Pt.. 446-mt Thit message Is sponsored by the Rock of Agtl Cor· poration, Barre, Vermont to ' I recognize the publlco5plrited service offered by one of its outstanding. AulhoriZecl S:eakers for Uass Reunion Are Announced Dealers. HONDA . Jatkson 'County Fair Leads S~te \Veek ·of July 18·22 tEum'ON - The emphasis In the past few years of !be J~tkaon county fair has been on youth, with the junilll'. fair activities having equal riahts with other fair actintjes. · · · •· The Jackson county fair open~ the Ohio fair season at tile Wellston fairgrounds July ,18-22. 'Ibrte-r--old pace, Oltlo colt Anl!>D& junior lair activlllel stakl\l, purse f2,140. Is a 4-H style review, crowning of the junior fair queen, jOIIIAr Reglstrltlon Time bone.bow and a lr8ciDf rodeo. I p.m., July 11. The hamea racine IIChedule: '11M! Jackloe oounty fair 2 PM to 4 PM, July 17 Wednesday ~ JIIJ It lndlllont!IY tilt flnl In Obkt ~-old lrol, Obit> eo I t MUy . ~11111111 llan Thi'IIUih July 25 e. au., plll'll f!,160. liMn made on 1be lalrJround• If Md 1 111d TlfOoyeiNIId paca, Oldo colt Ia the paot !elf }eafll., 1Dcl111d-[[ you n At• " ' slakes, pUIH f!,l40. . iDg ri 11ft pl!ldsland, lnftrlllllloll, Cell, W11t.. PBI!e.:.!"IHIDMn ol kl' 111r .lllll-. · ., Vltlt. pur!e .,.... bu!ldhtp, ilew CGIIIfGtl build- m.ooo. ,., ,., Nlalit, lriJit lap; ~ llldld. IDd I 'l'llree;wt'* p.eo, Oldo coli n~ 111ow ,n, JIIUI• rvof, stakeil, p.- ..1.. · ,' .. llyMtd allow llllildiJII wl1ll Pa1 -u..s o1 f!,oot, alda New · • ' PL'I'I' ··~ ~1 •• • ' , • s . _q,. t~~(l!em bullt GAWPOLIS IUSitiSS ' -~..,... :~-=(~-~·:dc:DI.lE~~·~-~~ :_-..;. . .new IPUI'It ••... ,,,,."'· ·I ' ""' •,. 'racers, aDd 1fllcliiU,. bave lleea ...... . . 1!111 • H Ltcuot '""'" m 4Hf ~ We have 6 Honda cycles, all new, all 50ceengines . •..• 1-CA100, reel rally J!ICkage, auto. clutch, !J speed trans. '*'91 02, black, rally package, autci clutoll~ 3 speed trans. elect. start. · ;,"1-c:A102, white, roadster package, auto, ~ch, 3 spud trans. elect. start .. · ; '' 1~CA102, whitt, rally package, auto. clutcli; 3 speed. elect. start · ~ , 2-C110, red, lpOrt 50, rhlnuai clu!ch, 4 .~. ' ' ' Diploma Counes • Secrtterl•l e Exec. S.Creterl•l Pace, non • winners of $4,000, eGenerol Office JlU1'8" 1500. Trol, noo-winnerl of 11,000, • Bua. Aclmlnlstretlon and Accounting pl!rse $502. fair swioe IDd Jlleep iudllnl, beef cattle iuclllD&. lug-of war, milk • drinking, egg - lbrowlnl Dapper llon Fleener presenll conlllll, daley JudgtDc, 1 4-11 bis Hurricane Hen Drivers ../ FAll TERM Begins Sept. 12 RED: WHITE, and BLACK HOHDA 'SO' SALE - "'---, ... ...... ...,.,.,.,""".....,. _, ....... ___ .. ......_........_ ........ ,-- .. - ,............... .................,. ............. A ...... "',......w. ALL SIX READY !0 po WITH TWIN MIRRORS, f9o day or 4000 mile flmOUI HOND~ .W~JY, 200 mil_.. per ll~lon of \ a•• ... and ..' ..·'' ,.,, ·'·'"'. ' -~' here Is "" bitt part ., . ......, . ·' ! _.,; . '~;, 6 UIIC IIWIIII ' ••ll"'t.""' M,l .. NMI ,,; Ph. J7$o11'~ . Opp, "0 Qt~ · PT. IUASAN1 1 W. VA. ' . . . . -~-----------......,.;'.-~IL-~....;.~~~~~~~;.~~ ~~,..... '"!:-~~~ ••• J - - - . .' . w:~ "' ., ~- r. CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPftY CO. " • , I,;-.-~ • ' ' I. �/ ' •' •, ' I ' I ' THE . t I =- U~ ~ .ti jjj~ t .t ~; s s: s :a p :::1.: !HI =e:us J = e .. !:~ J :JB! ] al !! ' ~· l I r Jl f flowers ACROSS 19 Drone bee In Memory ~rr..:.:t-4~"' IRONING and babysitting hushend; . father aitd grand- 5867. 166 3 father, Arnold Sanders, who Passed away three years ago NUBilE'S aid wants work in the home or private duty uly 16th, !961. hoSpital. Write P. 0 . B o x . Of ~~·grief we have In sl-~IH~O~US~E:,~5:-ro l l imiti&es-hil alikh,~ call ~~ 1~3 apt. utilities paid. Ph. 440-185l Friends may think that we 101'8ot him, When they see uo slillle But Uttle ··do they know I!Je . .IOITOW That Is hid behind a •lillie. '" • • • • ,_ :S I ::1 ;::; l:UUUUI .... •'.' ,; •' ' ... .{ ., apt., trailer 1J1i1ce. Contact Stella Arnold Pai'Jr r.entrol Rotol. 191-tf ·~·~'1!,;1!. space for rea&. (;aJl W •HIU tram 8 l.m. liD • DJII. 6 cyl., stand. trans., black with red interior, like new, one owner, 32 000 miles. Call evening• . 1965 CHEVROLET, . 446-1909. F01 Sale 1114-3 -······ '' ,, (,.. r r ~ lundahed MADEMOISElLE Beauty !on has another hair ·styust, Kay Platter. Ph. 4411-3442 appointment. 35 Court Sl. • ' Y't' 'W'if:F, i· or rnomh Sh•t!ulnll FOR SALE · I/' , j ~ 163 If Those whom we love go out MODERN bousetraOer bJ of slghl week or montb. 1!100 Ches~ But never out or mind alii \SL 206-ll They · are eherished In BRADBURY apartments, adhelll'ls, uJts only, 729 Second Ave. Of those they left hebind. · 142 u Sadly missed by wife, Goldie . A Sanders and family. 66 LARGE two bedroom unfur1 1 nW!.ed apartment, cehtral cation. D. Hollis Wood, 446Notice 10116. 160 u FIIIST floor rurn. api.- 831 .Deld Stock Fourth Ave. 152 If Removed FrH FURN: opartment, 3 rms. and WILL re!JIOVe your ball!, upstairs, ll26 Third Ave. horses, cows and mules. Cllil 446-0322. 163 tf collect Jackson 286-4531 aj ..t ·J! '" .. 31 Inclined 32 Sea duck ,.., 39 Worker whCII ===.,============= For the one we loved so welt oii • == :DOWN No one knows the s II en t 2~.. Gallipolis, Ohio. 165 3 he~he Only those who've lost · _:;:---~~!_Rent . -----·· ' ~ ::::r:,JD.t't 446-4500 .l21J l ...........t . 27 Slap ploJ .. . IN LOVING memory ol ' o ur tln:\e In my home. Ph. ' Eve. 446-3796 41 Narrow Inlet Real Estate For-Sale 1 Fall Dower •• 6 Hybrid flower 45 Circle Put 11 State tlower·of 4&.EIIsnare 13 ~~'!1n 61 Solid (comb. fonnl fiowe~lng plant. 54 Small ap1ee 14E:r.pu'nger 55 Continued tilt l& Dreu 56 Society 16 carnations 57 Toothed 'Whcell 17 Roo! finial .... . the YnSEMAN Agency REALTOR Off.~643 • :"!"' - .I ' '' .' ~ Events �/ ' •' •, ' I ' I ' THE . t I =- U~ ~ .ti jjj~ t .t ~; s s: s :a p :::1.: !HI =e:us J = e .. !:~ J :JB! ] al !! ' ~· l I r Jl f flowers ACROSS 19 Drone bee In Memory ~rr..:.:t-4~"' IRONING and babysitting hushend; . father aitd grand- 5867. 166 3 father, Arnold Sanders, who Passed away three years ago NUBilE'S aid wants work in the home or private duty uly 16th, !961. hoSpital. Write P. 0 . B o x . Of ~~·grief we have In sl-~IH~O~US~E:,~5:-ro l l imiti&es-hil alikh,~ call ~~ 1~3 apt. utilities paid. Ph. 440-185l Friends may think that we 101'8ot him, When they see uo slillle But Uttle ··do they know I!Je . .IOITOW That Is hid behind a •lillie. '" • • • • ,_ :S I ::1 ;::; l:UUUUI .... •'.' ,; •' ' ... .{ ., apt., trailer 1J1i1ce. Contact Stella Arnold Pai'Jr r.entrol Rotol. 191-tf ·~·~'1!,;1!. space for rea&. (;aJl W •HIU tram 8 l.m. liD • DJII. 6 cyl., stand. trans., black with red interior, like new, one owner, 32 000 miles. Call evening• . 1965 CHEVROLET, . 446-1909. F01 Sale 1114-3 -······ '' ,, (,.. r r ~ lundahed MADEMOISElLE Beauty !on has another hair ·styust, Kay Platter. Ph. 4411-3442 appointment. 35 Court Sl. • ' Y't' 'W'if:F, i· or rnomh Sh•t!ulnll FOR SALE · I/' , j ~ 163 If Those whom we love go out MODERN bousetraOer bJ of slghl week or montb. 1!100 Ches~ But never out or mind alii \SL 206-ll They · are eherished In BRADBURY apartments, adhelll'ls, uJts only, 729 Second Ave. Of those they left hebind. · 142 u Sadly missed by wife, Goldie . A Sanders and family. 66 LARGE two bedroom unfur1 1 nW!.ed apartment, cehtral cation. D. Hollis Wood, 446Notice 10116. 160 u FIIIST floor rurn. api.- 831 .Deld Stock Fourth Ave. 152 If Removed FrH FURN: opartment, 3 rms. and WILL re!JIOVe your ball!, upstairs, ll26 Third Ave. horses, cows and mules. Cllil 446-0322. 163 tf collect Jackson 286-4531 aj ..t ·J! '" .. 31 Inclined 32 Sea duck ,.., 39 Worker whCII ===.,============= For the one we loved so welt oii • == :DOWN No one knows the s II en t 2~.. Gallipolis, Ohio. 165 3 he~he Only those who've lost · _:;:---~~!_Rent . -----·· ' ~ ::::r:,JD.t't 446-4500 .l21J l ...........t . 27 Slap ploJ .. . IN LOVING memory ol ' o ur tln:\e In my home. Ph. ' Eve. 446-3796 41 Narrow Inlet Real Estate For-Sale 1 Fall Dower •• 6 Hybrid flower 45 Circle Put 11 State tlower·of 4&.EIIsnare 13 ~~'!1n 61 Solid (comb. fonnl fiowe~lng plant. 54 Small ap1ee 14E:r.pu'nger 55 Continued tilt l& Dreu 56 Society 16 carnations 57 Toothed 'Whcell 17 Roo! finial .... . the YnSEMAN Agency REALTOR Off.~643 • :"!"' - .I ' '' .' ~ Events �I ) I . ' ,I.( ' II / - • ., \ .. .. IN .· OUR TO.WN,. \ I Datel~ ine: Gallia ~ • Ill ' I • ' ,. I)' HOBART WI~, JR. TWO weeks from Tuesd tho...l Junior Fair wlll com ay, e. 967 Gallla County . FairgroUild.. mence at the ~~ County Junior ·, • • • ,,,.1 be e;hlbt . IT Will one .of 108 fairs' hons and festivals conducted in Obio• starting with the Jackson County .Fab: 0.11 July ~8 ~d ending with the Circlevt11 e Pumpkin 'Show on Oct. 21. . . • • • BE~ now and Aug. 1, reams of publictty wlU help promote OhiO's number ()ne junior fair. Gallia's lath · annual evel)t wlll run five days this summe~ · If this proves successfu~ the 1 ~68 fau: will also be a five day affair. ·• • • • Court Orders Pike Out of M~igs County . .rl · .. on • . . 1+. .. rr~ ··. S .~ihdlan pl~lng to W~h the wheels turn .. e cated to the youth of Gallla county ~:uer:t~.the effort to ma~tbe fair bigger and -· . ~ .; TO THE Racine HOME-NATIONAL Bank RACINE, OHIO ' ON YOUR MERGER ~criVE MOND!Y, JULY 17th . ,,~, ....', ~Jelen lffi Us! . + ... ~}· ' ~ ' '\. ., ' .. Youth.,Ask i1'or Id~ I We congratulate the Radne • Hom• Bank and First National · On·Livfng .". <N ~~R YOUTH ITI Thil colU!Illllllli"fw pie, their probllll!ll IJld,,piollfol ures, their 1i0bblel and wilb the rest ol Helen Help it welcomes • • 1'W - ' t I dodge a serl!liil!iueJI!!Ia wllb 1 brush-off. Send your, teeda8t que:ltlml11l ' I •• "' ~1 Bank of Racine ~n their upcom- ..~ · ing merger into The Radnt Home-National Bank. !:rey~~.J~: us. B~ARI\OF It is our hope that"thls newspaper. LOVE WOlf~ WASil 00T I went to. 1 eoncert .fll lavortte ~"I poup. Aflar-1 wards they started tnlklllg ward their dres"i., foolll "::"'~ ltl•a as \hey paaMid, I loudletl one I tn111 love. J'roaa t - 1 moment, • prnmi eJ IIIJI"lf ver to waah that luDd. 11'1 Meigs County. twodays~• j 1' ' • 'I • My IJIOibet· II - of puttt; tbal I WIIIIUDJ blllll, llti!MI of leCOnd low net. just wiping It all IJld prmry. ing !be "toucb... Wbld lball 1 lilt IID- gerprlnt of tile ''tlllleh" f!lr Jl1l1l scrapbook! ADd 1bell JOll do dlsbes two-ballded.-B. Dear Helea: I have been c1at1n1 Jed: d!Iy IInce 1a1t IIUDllller. '1'hll Jy problem II be II lllutibarl1, ! and very jellolll. Be _ , en let me tallt 1111 M!!'JI!wr or fl out with my lid . '>,· M: .~ .~' . '· FIRST NATIONAL .BANK OF RACINE "' INTOTHI : I' ' RACINE HOME· NATIONAL BANK ..t ', . . l '•·~t/ \ ' . . ' ~ ..11,~-ROY, . 0~ ~:~~ . ~ ' ·, ....,,,,,,,,1 r' fl*llt · I 1': tt·• 1 .~·-.· ,. I .. ..• .() . . -~ . ' ' ~!! !lt ;'>, I '·.': ~· I 1ll· ~ . ' ' ' '•' 'tl ' ")t ..j ,.. .. -. I ..' . ' ·,. . ' I . Oll I ~ Effecti~e Mo~day, July 11 .. ' . ] . . ! '· . ' ... ., IIt.., . ~; 'I ~ j l ' _.. .. .,-' Pomeroy ~3tiom~l : ~-taMe· \ '' ' ' _,1 ' . .~: , .. t MoodiD&\ . ail lllllrild . . . . . . t ",l RACINE HOME BANK ., 0. · Forget "1oft"' ~ 1 ent ,and 1 "ll tile ....._ Could you til fllppJ wllb miDIOI. . . . . . . Gltlddal ~ ,!I"' .' , The _Farmers Bap~ &SaVings Co. o · eokl::- WttaC Clll I to make . . ., ·MM D~ ar MIDDLEPORT,.·o. · '·· 1 .ranted lo 111ft I scbool play,IM bt takl! too mueh time sid,a, he didtl't 1111111 -~ltl ogling me. He fties Ill lilt bllllllot at leaot little tblnll do, 111111 until I ,pologtw a llllldl't w• ys be Ill)' fllllt. Rut wbl!ll be'l ~ ..... dorful and ,JJotW,IIIIL .CHARLES HAYMAN~ · AIRMAN OP IOARD ' .1. DILLOfll C"Q~S, DENT •. . FRII.AND' ~~.~ . oRRIS, EXEC. VICI PRESIDENT .JOHN T. WOLFE; VtC'E PRESIDENT I CASHIER Harold Camiluiri · Cl1raM1 Price. llriCrou W.A.Orr ' Alb.rtHIIJ~r, EbtrRouth George Ntl1ler Roy~I'I­ '. .J.W•. Caii'OII Norr!t . .... RACINI, OHIO Citizens/ National "BAU Dear F.F.1 How about mating n DIRECTORS ·' do• -FRANTIC FAN .. THE -GER Of THE e will result in added progreu for Dear Helellt ,.. ' r ·_J..• ' ~·.v·~· . '. ., ' , �I ) I . ' ,I.( ' II / - • ., \ .. .. IN .· OUR TO.WN,. \ I Datel~ ine: Gallia ~ • Ill ' I • ' ,. I)' HOBART WI~, JR. TWO weeks from Tuesd tho...l Junior Fair wlll com ay, e. 967 Gallla County . FairgroUild.. mence at the ~~ County Junior ·, • • • ,,,.1 be e;hlbt . IT Will one .of 108 fairs' hons and festivals conducted in Obio• starting with the Jackson County .Fab: 0.11 July ~8 ~d ending with the Circlevt11 e Pumpkin 'Show on Oct. 21. . . • • • BE~ now and Aug. 1, reams of publictty wlU help promote OhiO's number ()ne junior fair. Gallia's lath · annual evel)t wlll run five days this summe~ · If this proves successfu~ the 1 ~68 fau: will also be a five day affair. ·• • • • Court Orders Pike Out of M~igs County . .rl · .. on • . . 1+. .. rr~ ··. S .~ihdlan pl~lng to W~h the wheels turn .. e cated to the youth of Gallla county ~:uer:t~.the effort to ma~tbe fair bigger and -· . ~ .; TO THE Racine HOME-NATIONAL Bank RACINE, OHIO ' ON YOUR MERGER ~criVE MOND!Y, JULY 17th . ,,~, ....', ~Jelen lffi Us! . + ... ~}· ' ~ ' '\. ., ' .. Youth.,Ask i1'or Id~ I We congratulate the Radne • Hom• Bank and First National · On·Livfng .". <N ~~R YOUTH ITI Thil colU!Illllllli"fw pie, their probllll!ll IJld,,piollfol ures, their 1i0bblel and wilb the rest ol Helen Help it welcomes • • 1'W - ' t I dodge a serl!liil!iueJI!!Ia wllb 1 brush-off. Send your, teeda8t que:ltlml11l ' I •• "' ~1 Bank of Racine ~n their upcom- ..~ · ing merger into The Radnt Home-National Bank. !:rey~~.J~: us. B~ARI\OF It is our hope that"thls newspaper. LOVE WOlf~ WASil 00T I went to. 1 eoncert .fll lavortte ~"I poup. Aflar-1 wards they started tnlklllg ward their dres"i., foolll "::"'~ ltl•a as \hey paaMid, I loudletl one I tn111 love. J'roaa t - 1 moment, • prnmi eJ IIIJI"lf ver to waah that luDd. 11'1 Meigs County. twodays~• j 1' ' • 'I • My IJIOibet· II - of puttt; tbal I WIIIIUDJ blllll, llti!MI of leCOnd low net. just wiping It all IJld prmry. ing !be "toucb... Wbld lball 1 lilt IID- gerprlnt of tile ''tlllleh" f!lr Jl1l1l scrapbook! ADd 1bell JOll do dlsbes two-ballded.-B. Dear Helea: I have been c1at1n1 Jed: d!Iy IInce 1a1t IIUDllller. '1'hll Jy problem II be II lllutibarl1, ! and very jellolll. Be _ , en let me tallt 1111 M!!'JI!wr or fl out with my lid . '>,· M: .~ .~' . '· FIRST NATIONAL .BANK OF RACINE "' INTOTHI : I' ' RACINE HOME· NATIONAL BANK ..t ', . . l '•·~t/ \ ' . . ' ~ ..11,~-ROY, . 0~ ~:~~ . ~ ' ·, ....,,,,,,,,1 r' fl*llt · I 1': tt·• 1 .~·-.· ,. I .. ..• .() . . -~ . ' ' ~!! !lt ;'>, I '·.': ~· I 1ll· ~ . ' ' ' '•' 'tl ' ")t ..j ,.. .. -. I ..' . ' ·,. . ' I . Oll I ~ Effecti~e Mo~day, July 11 .. ' . ] . . ! '· . ' ... ., IIt.., . ~; 'I ~ j l ' _.. .. .,-' Pomeroy ~3tiom~l : ~-taMe· \ '' ' ' _,1 ' . .~: , .. t MoodiD&\ . ail lllllrild . . . . . . t ",l RACINE HOME BANK ., 0. · Forget "1oft"' ~ 1 ent ,and 1 "ll tile ....._ Could you til fllppJ wllb miDIOI. . . . . . . Gltlddal ~ ,!I"' .' , The _Farmers Bap~ &SaVings Co. o · eokl::- WttaC Clll I to make . . ., ·MM D~ ar MIDDLEPORT,.·o. · '·· 1 .ranted lo 111ft I scbool play,IM bt takl! too mueh time sid,a, he didtl't 1111111 -~ltl ogling me. He fties Ill lilt bllllllot at leaot little tblnll do, 111111 until I ,pologtw a llllldl't w• ys be Ill)' fllllt. Rut wbl!ll be'l ~ ..... dorful and ,JJotW,IIIIL .CHARLES HAYMAN~ · AIRMAN OP IOARD ' .1. DILLOfll C"Q~S, DENT •. . FRII.AND' ~~.~ . oRRIS, EXEC. VICI PRESIDENT .JOHN T. WOLFE; VtC'E PRESIDENT I CASHIER Harold Camiluiri · Cl1raM1 Price. llriCrou W.A.Orr ' Alb.rtHIIJ~r, EbtrRouth George Ntl1ler Roy~I'I­ '. .J.W•. Caii'OII Norr!t . .... RACINI, OHIO Citizens/ National "BAU Dear F.F.1 How about mating n DIRECTORS ·' do• -FRANTIC FAN .. THE -GER Of THE e will result in added progreu for Dear Helellt ,.. ' r ·_J..• ' ~·.v·~· . '. ., ' , �I ' . ' '' . ,. I 'I .. ! ··~- . . . .,- THE ...., 1111 INIIOIIIIAIIOIO ............ .................. ..... _ . . . . . Dly ....,. .......... moN ·ol·llll' !lind. pick up. Also hauling of kind. Reuonable fee. Ca ... CIMttlltiiM · & ....,...._ wmM,...... .... ., . . . 7 5 !21c Ralphll DIUII[J Luslre. Rent electric shampooer fl, Pomeroy Cea!ent Block Co. 7 10 6tc GNES YQU AN OPPORTUNITY QUAUTANE LP GAS Sales & Service "fo ON In-ltd M your lorvlco Slotlon lxporlonnol ,.., .......... 5UN OIL CO, allen JOUI (ll Cullom BlelllllDI-8 guollnea from 0110 pump !2l Two Bu Serriee Staflon (3) FiDIDelil autJtoaee <•J Annual TBA Refund ~=~ t=~'::a~w.&!"~. vertislng "People on tbe10-• fll Elee!IODI hllh profit loeatlon In Pomeroy, 0. ' Card of Tlmlks WISH to O"JJri!SI my t1i1Dk1 to the Staff, IIIII Nurses ol Holzer a~ an' II'Y friends and bors wbo oent cards IIIII visited me , ., - - : ·' - ~ ' .,... .. ,.'": .. ·• •• :· , , . «o - ~ -~ - ·' " ·'·~ • , ~,. .--..- .. week. PHONE 742o421 I • Rutland Furniture For More Information• C1ll SUN OIL COMPANY Mort.lta, Ohla Wllkd1ys 373-1567 E~lnp & WHkenda M. T. Clark 374-5482 WrHe . P. 0. Box 186 New Motlmaru, Ohio . Business 5ervices HONDA Contact: SUNOCO I ~, ,. J ' 'Think' an CARPETS a 8 be&UUful eight With ~ j· .............' ... ' . WANT AD INFORMATION • j)'f'/> CHARLESi USLE ' . ' SAW & SERVICE SJJ'ic:iM, Ohio II ONI OP'". ' For Frw Ettlma* ·eAiunllnum-Awnlnp eAiumlnunl Siding eAiumlnum Railings ·~lumlnum Wlndowa & Daort eCar Porh . .eruloa it Blown In lnaullllon or C1ll ~lect 532-6111 · NJCIIl PIO~LIII . . .CALL DICK RAWLINGS llwlings Honda 51111 Elmer E. White, 404~ So. Ath St., Ironton WY 24151 IIIDDLIPORT, OHIO ltpi"'Mitt..lveln Thla Ana 20 YHrt Far - V. V. John10n &Son .222- 4th AV.., Huntington - - - mNRUDE .' Sllll•nd Service RADIATOR . QPERINaD .SERVICE Ohio Ball•llll Molllr Ucenaa MARINI WHEEL . AUG~ AND BRAKE SERVICE KEITH GOBLE FOlD 0. PRICI UDUCID 1967 DUO BOAT REGAnA DISPLAY MHila DamoMtnlll' BLAETlNARS ""-..9924143 ~ ' .. Go To The Pollleroy Motor Co. For •••• gins ma 1965.: pleuant to ~all wor~ . for love( by all. 1966 hope,.lo ~ blm. we blow not ·when, hJa band In I better 7 !J •••••••••• 0 •• $1695 . . ( -.:• ' I ·; l ' I l)• 1 u., ..• •' Blx1111e f Dr. 3K cu. ln. Ollllne, turbo bydrama11e tr1111. Heller, 111011 tirft, v!Dyl Interior, wblte 14p ewer ,.., ftnlsb , .. or to pari apln. Molher. Cora Wlgglnl !Iii faiDl1y. • -,.~ 1965 MUSTAHG ................ $1795 .: ,. -~ ;, .- ~ ,· ' .' .. ' ' ' ' ' L .. . ' . . Has ·Many Uses Around The Farm And Home Convartlble. 289 V8 entine 4-s])eOd. • new whltowall 1ireo, riid!o and boater, jet blaek flnllh, white top ., 1964 DoDGE ··~;~ : •· ······......,•• $1095 ' 2-Dotr, 2'10 Series. Wblte ftftlsb, red Interior, kJL 0DJ1De ID\ollllllc lrans. llldlo ' and beater, llkt new whltewiil ,., I ' 'I 1963 _ VOlKSWA~~ ··....... ·.. ·· $995 1-Door. VID111lltorior, llahl and heoter, a lharp ono creon finish, rood llnl, radio ,. . .. . • !' 196~ CIIVY II .................. $795 ' •.-.; APPLIC4110NS ' FORCA.-s ' IN MIDDLEPORT. Contld Faye Mln[ey Middleport .. 1964 2 TON \ . " ) '2,5 !14" cab to•ule, 1~ ply,tlies, 292 cu. ln. engine, lOUd ~b and elean ll!tertlir, heater has 12 ft. lnaulated~ . . . ' iODY SEP,AUTii GRILL ICID at lng. Or, call on the :Jiqwer·Crater online for all riveo tho powv you can '"'' Traction automa~ :wiiJb~ ~.._ In to.ulb ~. ·For ble ~W.WUIIy tou'lllib'& .sm.. III b-101 , . . ~ .1 .. 1962 OlDSMoBILE .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $995 118. '-Door. ·v.a, automlll,lo 'ffw. Bad!o and heater, 111011 ·· tirel. blue oter white ~ abarp, 1011 eoven, power lleariDIIIIII bral:01, 11!ll Die~. WI~ die 1).,10 :l;Qil een ~tie, b&c~ ~- wprk all day ~t mop fPe<l(l for ~~~~ planii!lll!l' C]lltivat. pooster ' Door.liOO Dei!Ue, 8 eyL' etlllne, ltd. trans. Heater, !Ike new whltawaU ~ eleon ·bltmOr, red finish one owner / ' I I NOW TAKING . . e'~nbr Silo C:OV.r . Workf"ltsU..,.w tractor P1n1- . .tlte AIIII.C:hllniira hrhs ill 0.10• ),' '' I . 'MA "WILLIAMSON" -. . -.FARM, SUPPlY . ' I ., •H•y Cover I ' I.. " �I ' . ' '' . ,. I 'I .. ! ··~- . . . .,- THE ...., 1111 INIIOIIIIAIIOIO ............ .................. ..... _ . . . . . Dly ....,. .......... moN ·ol·llll' !lind. pick up. Also hauling of kind. Reuonable fee. Ca ... CIMttlltiiM · & ....,...._ wmM,...... .... ., . . . 7 5 !21c Ralphll DIUII[J Luslre. Rent electric shampooer fl, Pomeroy Cea!ent Block Co. 7 10 6tc GNES YQU AN OPPORTUNITY QUAUTANE LP GAS Sales & Service "fo ON In-ltd M your lorvlco Slotlon lxporlonnol ,.., .......... 5UN OIL CO, allen JOUI (ll Cullom BlelllllDI-8 guollnea from 0110 pump !2l Two Bu Serriee Staflon (3) FiDIDelil autJtoaee <•J Annual TBA Refund ~=~ t=~'::a~w.&!"~. vertislng "People on tbe10-• fll Elee!IODI hllh profit loeatlon In Pomeroy, 0. ' Card of Tlmlks WISH to O"JJri!SI my t1i1Dk1 to the Staff, IIIII Nurses ol Holzer a~ an' II'Y friends and bors wbo oent cards IIIII visited me , ., - - : ·' - ~ ' .,... .. ,.'": .. ·• •• :· , , . «o - ~ -~ - ·' " ·'·~ • , ~,. .--..- .. week. PHONE 742o421 I • Rutland Furniture For More Information• C1ll SUN OIL COMPANY Mort.lta, Ohla Wllkd1ys 373-1567 E~lnp & WHkenda M. T. Clark 374-5482 WrHe . P. 0. Box 186 New Motlmaru, Ohio . Business 5ervices HONDA Contact: SUNOCO I ~, ,. J ' 'Think' an CARPETS a 8 be&UUful eight With ~ j· .............' ... ' . WANT AD INFORMATION • j)'f'/> CHARLESi USLE ' . ' SAW & SERVICE SJJ'ic:iM, Ohio II ONI OP'". ' For Frw Ettlma* ·eAiunllnum-Awnlnp eAiumlnunl Siding eAiumlnum Railings ·~lumlnum Wlndowa & Daort eCar Porh . .eruloa it Blown In lnaullllon or C1ll ~lect 532-6111 · NJCIIl PIO~LIII . . .CALL DICK RAWLINGS llwlings Honda 51111 Elmer E. White, 404~ So. Ath St., Ironton WY 24151 IIIDDLIPORT, OHIO ltpi"'Mitt..lveln Thla Ana 20 YHrt Far - V. V. John10n &Son .222- 4th AV.., Huntington - - - mNRUDE .' Sllll•nd Service RADIATOR . QPERINaD .SERVICE Ohio Ball•llll Molllr Ucenaa MARINI WHEEL . AUG~ AND BRAKE SERVICE KEITH GOBLE FOlD 0. PRICI UDUCID 1967 DUO BOAT REGAnA DISPLAY MHila DamoMtnlll' BLAETlNARS ""-..9924143 ~ ' .. Go To The Pollleroy Motor Co. For •••• gins ma 1965.: pleuant to ~all wor~ . for love( by all. 1966 hope,.lo ~ blm. we blow not ·when, hJa band In I better 7 !J •••••••••• 0 •• $1695 . . ( -.:• ' I ·; l ' I l)• 1 u., ..• •' Blx1111e f Dr. 3K cu. ln. Ollllne, turbo bydrama11e tr1111. Heller, 111011 tirft, v!Dyl Interior, wblte 14p ewer ,.., ftnlsb , .. or to pari apln. Molher. Cora Wlgglnl !Iii faiDl1y. • -,.~ 1965 MUSTAHG ................ $1795 .: ,. -~ ;, .- ~ ,· ' .' .. ' ' ' ' ' L .. . ' . . Has ·Many Uses Around The Farm And Home Convartlble. 289 V8 entine 4-s])eOd. • new whltowall 1ireo, riid!o and boater, jet blaek flnllh, white top ., 1964 DoDGE ··~;~ : •· ······......,•• $1095 ' 2-Dotr, 2'10 Series. Wblte ftftlsb, red Interior, kJL 0DJ1De ID\ollllllc lrans. llldlo ' and beater, llkt new whltewiil ,., I ' 'I 1963 _ VOlKSWA~~ ··....... ·.. ·· $995 1-Door. VID111lltorior, llahl and heoter, a lharp ono creon finish, rood llnl, radio ,. . .. . • !' 196~ CIIVY II .................. $795 ' •.-.; APPLIC4110NS ' FORCA.-s ' IN MIDDLEPORT. Contld Faye Mln[ey Middleport .. 1964 2 TON \ . " ) '2,5 !14" cab to•ule, 1~ ply,tlies, 292 cu. ln. engine, lOUd ~b and elean ll!tertlir, heater has 12 ft. lnaulated~ . . . ' iODY SEP,AUTii GRILL ICID at lng. Or, call on the :Jiqwer·Crater online for all riveo tho powv you can '"'' Traction automa~ :wiiJb~ ~.._ In to.ulb ~. ·For ble ~W.WUIIy tou'lllib'& .sm.. III b-101 , . . ~ .1 .. 1962 OlDSMoBILE .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $995 118. '-Door. ·v.a, automlll,lo 'ffw. Bad!o and heater, 111011 ·· tirel. blue oter white ~ abarp, 1011 eoven, power lleariDIIIIII bral:01, 11!ll Die~. WI~ die 1).,10 :l;Qil een ~tie, b&c~ ~- wprk all day ~t mop fPe<l(l for ~~~~ planii!lll!l' C]lltivat. pooster ' Door.liOO Dei!Ue, 8 eyL' etlllne, ltd. trans. Heater, !Ike new whltawaU ~ eleon ·bltmOr, red finish one owner / ' I I NOW TAKING . . e'~nbr Silo C:OV.r . Workf"ltsU..,.w tractor P1n1- . .tlte AIIII.C:hllniira hrhs ill 0.10• ),' '' I . 'MA "WILLIAMSON" -. . -.FARM, SUPPlY . ' I ., •H•y Cover I ' I.. " �• ) ' " ') " 210.236 SECOND AVENUE ... , . ·.•· .... . ' ' ~l '·' ' :. f ';v ._\ I ". ' . :• , ? !· ' .. ., ... ' . ' ! ••, ..' .· ,I . , '• . ·' ' ., I .' - ' '" $ ' ' . . ' •• "I ' ... ~ . .I ' / I / . MOIOR CO. GALLIPOUS~ .OHiO. . .- .,\i' I •' - . 1. ' GALliPOLIS ' PHONE 446-3672 • lee the I I ' .HOLIDAY SPoRT COUPE ). STOCK NO. 550 I I GOVT• STICKER PRICE $3901.12 I $J199° 0 ~ '• 1 ...._,. '· I ' i I. CAMA~.RO (~r•- · ALL CURRENT 1967 MODEL -CARS AND TRUCKS PRICED TO ...• .:, ..,. . ,."' !' Autom1flc, 327 VB, Redio, Dtluial Trim, W.S.W. . I Tires, Plus meny more extras .. . I I RALLY SPORT CONV!iRTIBLE . -· \ ,, $3115° 0 J ' I I ·STOCK NO. 762 GOVT. STICKER PRia $3555.05 ' '· J . • ...... ' ·This is The Scde Thcit '\ ' mQde history last Year ••• Honest-to-Goodness . 1 ··: PRICE REDUCTIONS on Every . 7'·l967 Chevrolet and Olds in Steck! Come See! ~· 1966 CORVETTE S:~n· 139S $]89S IMPA·lA ~=~=~ ' . .TlfrquoiM ln. terlor. VI, Stend, trML bello$ H.mr, Whltew1ll Tlr" • · Whtel Covtn - - ." )'' 300 H.P. Engln•, 4-Spd. Trana. Rlldlo HMtlr:,! Tops-...-- SPORT · COUPE Autometic, two ton• blue,.327 VI, power ....ring •nd bralcn, radlo,:bumper guards, wheel covers, plus meny more extr• STOCK NO. 7~9 . . 1966 'CHEVROLET~":! S179S · White, Red Interior, 6 cyl. St1nd1rd TriM. Local Car - - - - Sed1n. ·-· - s Merin• / Blue!BIKk lm.lior. Turbo Hydre!Htlc• .·Powll' Stterlng, l'ow1r Brekes. Tlntld Glut. bello. HNter. · Whillweil Tlr•. F1ctory Alr-Condltl,onlng C0111p11ny been · IOid. Govt. Prlc•, $4535.10 6 cyl. Cruls-etlc. Redlo, · HNtll', Whitwell TINS · RNI nice cer - - - - 1963 CHEVROLET~~ 1961 PONTIAC 5 $1145 Gold/Ton l~l•rlor. VI. St1nd. Trens. Red10, Hteter, Whitewall Tires · · . · cyt. StU.nl · . frlils. 6Rldio. Whitewall TINS . .. . . · ReiliWhlte Top, VI. P - Glide Tr~ . Redlo..H....... · .\Yhlt.wlll Tlr~~. . . . . , J ., · s · 1 3ns .Oili.._,wu.slsts ....:.- . ' I if ' '·· ·"You''II· get :·more.· ·~ I •., I d' 00 $69S Brow"' ·RAl'ESl' . i I, "< • ! I ' ·f . • Bleck. Hydro1111tlc Tnna. Power $...,_ lng, Power Brekes. llediO. Huter. Whltewell TINS Rul Nice Cer · · · -~' •. /'. ..,. ~- ;~ M . ' . .... . i_: '• . 196S RAMBLER ~·=:. ~ 1963 CHEVROLETi:t . Wh~•· s1·395 · · · . Sedon. "'..:.. 0 . GOYT. SnCKEI PRICE $3558.40 1966 CAPRICE~·~ 1961 COMET :t::~: , S99S $299S c... Never '. ' -~ ' ' r . ' �• ) ' " ') " 210.236 SECOND AVENUE ... , . ·.•· .... . ' ' ~l '·' ' :. f ';v ._\ I ". ' . :• , ? !· ' .. ., ... ' . ' ! ••, ..' .· ,I . , '• . ·' ' ., I .' - ' '" $ ' ' . . ' •• "I ' ... ~ . .I ' / I / . MOIOR CO. GALLIPOUS~ .OHiO. . .- .,\i' I •' - . 1. ' GALliPOLIS ' PHONE 446-3672 • lee the I I ' .HOLIDAY SPoRT COUPE ). STOCK NO. 550 I I GOVT• STICKER PRICE $3901.12 I $J199° 0 ~ '• 1 ...._,. '· I ' i I. CAMA~.RO (~r•- · ALL CURRENT 1967 MODEL -CARS AND TRUCKS PRICED TO ...• .:, ..,. . ,."' !' Autom1flc, 327 VB, Redio, Dtluial Trim, W.S.W. . I Tires, Plus meny more extras .. . I I RALLY SPORT CONV!iRTIBLE . -· \ ,, $3115° 0 J ' I I ·STOCK NO. 762 GOVT. STICKER PRia $3555.05 ' '· J . • ...... ' ·This is The Scde Thcit '\ ' mQde history last Year ••• Honest-to-Goodness . 1 ··: PRICE REDUCTIONS on Every . 7'·l967 Chevrolet and Olds in Steck! Come See! ~· 1966 CORVETTE S:~n· 139S $]89S IMPA·lA ~=~=~ ' . .TlfrquoiM ln. terlor. VI, Stend, trML bello$ H.mr, Whltew1ll Tlr" • · Whtel Covtn - - ." )'' 300 H.P. Engln•, 4-Spd. Trana. Rlldlo HMtlr:,! Tops-...-- SPORT · COUPE Autometic, two ton• blue,.327 VI, power ....ring •nd bralcn, radlo,:bumper guards, wheel covers, plus meny more extr• STOCK NO. 7~9 . . 1966 'CHEVROLET~":! S179S · White, Red Interior, 6 cyl. St1nd1rd TriM. Local Car - - - - Sed1n. ·-· - s Merin• / Blue!BIKk lm.lior. Turbo Hydre!Htlc• .·Powll' Stterlng, l'ow1r Brekes. Tlntld Glut. bello. HNter. · Whillweil Tlr•. F1ctory Alr-Condltl,onlng C0111p11ny been · IOid. Govt. Prlc•, $4535.10 6 cyl. Cruls-etlc. Redlo, · HNtll', Whitwell TINS · RNI nice cer - - - - 1963 CHEVROLET~~ 1961 PONTIAC 5 $1145 Gold/Ton l~l•rlor. VI. St1nd. Trens. Red10, Hteter, Whitewall Tires · · . · cyt. StU.nl · . frlils. 6Rldio. Whitewall TINS . .. . . · ReiliWhlte Top, VI. P - Glide Tr~ . Redlo..H....... · .\Yhlt.wlll Tlr~~. . . . . , J ., · s · 1 3ns .Oili.._,wu.slsts ....:.- . ' I if ' '·· ·"You''II· get :·more.· ·~ I •., I d' 00 $69S Brow"' ·RAl'ESl' . i I, "< • ! I ' ·f . • Bleck. Hydro1111tlc Tnna. 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