https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/20d6fd2a3257cc092121400b30b6a7dc.pdf e3548c3dc0b81fc293165d493fede028 PDF Text Text '' .. ·t •\ • t •• r ., .. I ' • .f .. . 1. , . ' ill_i· _.u i "··. ' '' IUJOUt ,, .,' . ., .'1. Corner - I' i·, .......... _. . II ' . . Mrs. Hazel Gi'ol!, . ·· . ·. • · .· . Ia ihe 11\leat of """ . Att~;,J law and 81ster, Mr. and n.1. . · -1. 1 · . . Edison Hobstetter. Mrs. Gr of · V f · . · · · w · .fi4tnirlt;Q · was met In Co\UIIIbus Monday · Chester · · · · pjes are II¥ ~~.. VIrgie Hobatettet imd America · by.6 p.m;~on Juil B:r Charlene Mrs. Hobstetter. . · rituallstic ··. ,, Mr. and Mrs. Paul KI oe a, Katllryn Rose 'Hoeflich 'Mlas.Eiaanor Robson, and~. ·•••··. There Rbbert Hartenbach and ~... Repoirted boll)e Debbie, are vacatloniDg · were Maude A fractured elbow has been added to ~he Ust of In· this week at Myrtle Beach. Elizabeth Hayes, and jilries suffered by Gordon Holter, 1? year old son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright Bahr. . wrl Mrs. Avri! 'll.olter, Bashari, as the result of a farm and family have returned from The following officers were iGSS' ICniC accident. . · a trip to the west co•!!· ·r he Y stalled by the Deputy st • The llev: Charles Simona a od Gordon fell from a tractor mto the path of .a .f~ visited Mrs. Merle Dlebl, a Councilor, lilrma Cleland·· san were 11\leslS when lhe ~usy wagon. ~e was t~eated ~or rl~ and collar bone IDJlll'l:es mer resident, In , Wash. nlor past councilor, Beulah Bee Cl8!s of the Middleport at the bm~, but It wasn t unti.l l~ter tl!at the, elbow ID· and hls father, Jack ey; assistant junior past coun- First Baptlat 9Jturch met Thui'S· JUry was discovered. The arm IS 1~ a s?n~ He s enjoyed In CaUfornla. cllor, Margaret McLain; !rea· day night at the home of Mrs. the. numerous get-well ;ards trom ~Is fnen s. surer, Lll(ille Kraueter; assist- John Lyons for a plcmc. Mrs. Frsoces Bearhs... presJ. ant f inancial secretary, Ethel dent M-SGT. AND MRS. WALLACE POWERS and child· ed the tin lth ren 3 rrived Wednesday from Camp Loring, Maine, and Orr, and outside sentinel, Bar· • o~n , mee g w. . th J J h bars Sargent. • resdinl,, . • 'The Prayfug thts weekend wiII move mto e ames o nson OUt The deputy state councUor Devotions ~ Mrs. 2T Me,bers '!a• l on Third St., Middleport. Sgt. Powers is slated leave for a ,ear In Vlelnam late August, and, of course. Is anxious to get the family setll· ed. There are three childr<m, Susan 11 Michael eight and ' •five. ' ' Richad; Nease Settlement, and a ate of the School of Whlte Cross Hospital. going to Maine, the family · ed in Texas for eight and prior to !hat three years F ranee . Needless to say lhe Neases Mrs. Powers Is the dau~hter are enthused at having lhelr of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Nease, grandchildren so close. . • • •J '' '• :.ere · ·- :A/,(J''ltoitit'ld ···' " ' Son Are Guests of p· • . .' '' ~ ; ,. ' ' ' . wilh a councilor's pin. The ways and means tee is sponsoring an ice social July 20, at the fire house, or town hall at Chester, . t rli'·ng at 8·30 P m servmg a . . . Anyone swantin to donate . . 3m Ice C!ream gredtents ~or Esther ' please ca 'bl Donsllons of soon as posSI e. Health Club up at a wiener roast! · l'OU That's why like a hairdo that's vtrsatlle, .' adaptable .. . let us atyle it for you! lola's.Beauty Salon .. . ~· SUMMEB .. 'FABBli!S! 50% OFF ..,. For That College Bound Girt The day was ape~~t . · qul~ilnt w11en the local activity VUUP the Syracuse Methodist Ch111rch II met at the horne or Mrs. WII· !lam Houdashell. · The group !Uid a potlurk dJn. ner at noon. Mrs. Albert Ebersbach and Mrs. Walter Mtiler, Pomeroy, were 11\lfali. Others there were Mrs. Frank WI brenner, Mrs. W!Uiam Elching·JI er, Mrs. Ethel Ferrell, M . Helen Damewood, llhcl Mrs. ville Cnloka. TV NEW SHIPMENT OF FALL FABRICS! - OVER lGO YARDS Of NEW WOOLENS - BONDm ami . . . Attending the ptcnJc besidesJ those mentioned . aoove Hal Mrs. Beulah Whlte, Mrs. • lie Mcintyre. Mrs. Pearl . \din g Hawk'ms, man, Mrs. Fw Mrs. Julia Grim, Mrs. !gabelle Winebrenner, Mrs. Nora Hamil· tan, Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mrs. Betty Darst, Mrs. Charles Ben· nett, Mrs. Lettie Roush, and Mrs Florence of Akron. ·· / • ASI.OWAS KNITS IN ALL THE NEW _, ,..t atr fALL COLORS - - - NIWMODILS COMING SOdHI ....THE • • •• SEWING CENTER PHONE 992·5120 MIDDLEPORT INGELS FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT : .,.. '1 . 'r 1 . .I ,.. , .,.,. Be Thrifty! Save All Of Your Sales Slip$ From ELBERFELD.S IN POMEROY =.. 79c i~:t lllllmOIIOFC:ULORI 1mik WITH coui'Oli . . .. 4 for 1100 . ALUMINUM WOODEN ' STEPLADDER STEPLADDER --.... ....• Itt. WERN!tl 1488., 6 FOOT 1999 . 1581 REG. $14.95 "500" ''WOODLJI'P WA'IIR IIIPILIINI . . PURE UN$EED OIL PRESERVAnVE HOUSE PAINT REG. $6.99 QUNII' 1187 S539.GAL '-I..I...J - ond . ptl~ng. PrOIICII wooi agalnlt · ••rpl ng, .-fling, A good qualifY POint with obow OYti'CIQt vlou. Good hiding, IDIV bru1hlng, Clnd long laltlng. lot us. on WGOd Cll' ll!lfal, VINYL LATEX WHITE' HOUSE PAINT CRAfiBB HOUSB chtdcl~~g. LUCAS REDWOOD STAIN ..... 118. d!rlnklng, gtoln IGl .. lng, I'OI'o flcq f t ....,..... , LUCAS QUAin' $1.10 Guafdl CJtQllllt polllt blllllrlnt POLY-URETHANE VARNISH _... -- ....__, Vl!LV!TOII · ·~ QUMf S299 •"'-'* For 1111 011 lntlrlor ot wood t~~rfoc.t. klllf -.1 IIICIIII ,.' proaf. kl.al for .boal1, C/H MAmRSrr PAINT BRUSHES :1'" IAIIIIRUBII - 99c 3" WAII.IRU .... $1.68 •• WAIL- .. $2.44 PAINT SPRAYERREG. $24.95 It'• """ 1han a Aotually,.bur farm loans don't grow on trees, but ••. But we have so many types of farm allil farm·famlly loans at your command here -and our confidential loan Hrvice is10 promut-it just seems that they "arow on trees!" Also, they're all available !I' low, dowri-to-earth bank rat•· COme •11 now andlltl ~ · ·POMEROY NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND . POMF"OY Bervlll(l Meigs Counl!l tor 011er 95 uea,.. Member Federal IIQerve S7ilelll Member ,-DIC ' ' , I Open Friday_Nights 5;00 to 7:00 R·~· .. ., ·, + ' ,,,. ' , ' I .J ·'· : • ... ,"·' · BLIP-HEAD 1B"x12" SASH UNIT IIMifiiCI S689 lum1H'll l3ollljOiltJ lEI Ul 1'011 I1'ECIA1. LOW PRICI!I C1ll THUI ltEMII FRAMI"I LUMBER PLYWtiDO IIDULAYl~IT 10. All Accounta IIIIUNCI Up T11 $15J)b0 Under The l'edtrtl Depo~lt l111urance Corporlltlo~ paint •PrGYtf:. u.. f~ moth proofing, lnm:t cwd tCildln IPrGY• l~~g, Inflating, CQrplt ond upha~Jtwy dill•· v-m ~pllcator, dornp~nlng 1lothn, cool-, lng llquldf, drying varl0111 lt~~m, wa,... prOoflrig tcrmtnll, ltnh, ownlnp, tiC. IRIILAnOR. · CHERR'{·OAK,WALNUT '(OUR CHoicE .•ass . ..· ' ·; ., ' .,.:. .' ~ .- . v'OL• ,2' NO. ·,· . r • • "; ' THREI -'EdleNS ' . , I ' ·' • SatgQins All Over The. Store · · toblts a~d b.nchn. sale! 221141-ln. ZENITH COLOR ' Exttlltftt fhllllh tot CIUtdoot fvfnlturl .•. prlwal:y ftnctl • .,pknlc Now On UNBONDED - 60'' ORLON Ia MILL ST. ZENITH ' ~ Churcla Gr(lup In Day of QuUting ALL 1967 ,, . "') and prayer. · up to 10, Poca, " · Mra. were we D~ n nard, and BeckY· Ab'·tt age cato gortes, nd Mrs "" . TONIGHT thru TUESDAY 1 Up to 13, and up to 18. 11\lests 0 • a • W•ll Dlont'(o · • Lowery. . "''HI ABSENT MINDID Bolh events, planned by Miss Mrs. JeSBle Warren and Mrs. MARRIAGE LICENSES PliO PElSOR" alsG Margaret Griffiths. exten•lon Mildred Lantana left! ~=~:r.j "''HI SHAGGY DOG" agent. will be held on Youth for their hOme In B Roger Lee Holman. 1!, Ra· (Tecbnlcoloc) Day at the Meip County Fair, Texas after visiting here cine Route I, and Sally Alberta Fred MacMurray Aug. 18. Mra. E. M. Wood and Mrs. Bet- Willis, 19, Syracuse; Carl Nell Nancy Olson f.H projects will be judged In ty Cllne. Martin, 19, Albany, and Linda Running lime 3 Hro. 20 miDuteL Show otarls 8 P.M. preparlltlon for the fair on Aug. Mrs. Bernard Schramm of Darlene Folden, 18, Harrlson1 Iii Chester and on Aug. 3 at Zanesville Js the 11\le•t of Mr. ville Route I. Rutland. The style review has and Mrs. John Lyons and lam· been planned fiir Allfl. t. ily. i' .. •'1'"''1. . This Is July Cleart~nce ·Sale Tim,e , ·s::' ty. This will feature ..•ectlon Beverageb ~operty •:.sed Phillips and Jill. George MEIGS THEATRE of foods on .the basll of food St. whic ey :"wtn St~ln of Benny Skinner, Sherr!, Boblly,ll value ani quality with prizes in Mr · ~ VMrs. ek e n d and Bruce Blackston, Betty Leo- :~~!I.~MI::I~~--~P~omo~N~Y~----~~;;,~~--~~ ·~ ' :~,~~~~ U~!~~~Sl~ THE EVENI~Q{ >·t sA:rU~DAY UNtiL 9 .IN. •. THE EVENINCt, ;. ·. 1·1., ,., <H'WJL the movies and ends "' from Matthew 25, a meditation I·· Holds Picnic · At. R IO k who starts oil !or ""' ' ' .' ' u. Sl Jll'tdht ' . . _¥: so presented Beulah Maxey na Hamm Included scripture II•'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~/!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll Mr Ed Ni hn and Em s. Jewoe er • est Paulin of Dayton were cen t pa•· .. of their brother.inlaw and alster, Mr. and Mrs. James Weber. Mr. and Mrs. Joe have rei\Jrned to their in MOVING TO Middleport next Ceres, Calif. after a 1 ~w . 1 ~ month will be Mr. and Mrs. visit here with her molher, Mrs. Dave Yates of Long Bottom, Max Sanborn, and Miss B e s who have purchlioed the Gene Sanborn. They also visited In FOR ALL gc;cASIONS Rice property on Gravel Tilll. Marlon, Akron and C(lsbocton. ~uoNDrive·ln \j · WII. , other recent cu•sts of the s.... We wire !lower~ everrohue For heallh rei!IOit!, Gene and oorns were Mr. and Mrs. OYO 0 5 TONIGK'Ij July 21 DOUBLI •EATURI · family will leave In early Hoyt of Prince Frederick, Annual plcnle of the R 0 c k WY2·2039 August for ~1. Petersburg, Fla. Md H llh C1 Paul Newman OR NIGHT W19-2fSI where they plan to make . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Springs Better ea "IS HARPIR" Pomeroy Flower Shop home. Gene h8! returne.i bers and Mr. and Mrs. E. w: ~eldk.Thumlay at the Royal Lauren Bacall w. Main Pomeror spendinl! a couple of weer were weekeiid .-ests 0 ar "NAV~L~t'THe 14n. lllllud van loleler there arranging lor living quiiJ'o Mr. and Mrs. Willi Swimming and ooatlng weroe II NIGHT MONSTERS" Dayton. enjoyed during the afternoon. With Mamie Van Doren -~::::::::~=:::::l'E:=~j ters. Guests Tuesday of Mr•. Mrs. William Grueser and .A:;,th&,~~r Elsl~ ,....,. MEIGS COUNTY Junior Fair Reynolds and Mrs. Minerva grace before the picnic. Attei1G·II --.....!==-,.:-'--. lnnovaUons !his year will Chllders were Miss Edna lng were Mrs. Arlie A~~:~ \I ~~~~AM~ elude contests on foods and nu- dette. Leon, W. Va. and Mra. Mrs. Hugh Beams, Mrs. Ho "APACHE UPRISING" trition for the youthful exhibi· Charles ChamberS and, . Blackston, Mrs. Oliver · <Technicolor) tors and fair goers. A trip to Charles and Jeff, Point Mrs. Fred Goegleln, Mrs. Scolt !"~~~~~~~:; ' !he state fair and prizes will go W. Va. Folmer, Mrs. William Gr:o•ser, II - PLUS to the winners. Mlsa Nina RaJ;eu was a bu.. Mrs. Lewis Grueser, Mrs. :lllark uaiAU CESTII" !ness vtaltor In Columbus Grueser, Mrs. Clilfard Leifheit, !Color) . In the foods' eonlest, the ••· day. Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Mrs. Hom· Doug McClure, Leslie Nlelien Guy Stockwell b t hlbltor will diSplay her ••hi i Jim Butcher. Dave Jenk!n, er Radford, and Mrs. George and !hen be Interviewed by a and Tom Miller, all Middleport Sldnner niemho•s. SUN., MCiN. and TUES. · 11 ' -, July 23·24-25 judging ~am. A champion wl Hig\1 School graduates, have ndln luded "TORN CUITAIN" be selected to participate In tur1ied from orientation at' Ohio Gaesls atte g 1nc Paul Newm'!!', Julie Anclrewo state fair COlllJll!tltlon. State UniverSitf, Columbus. Mrs. William Radford, Mary · -ruUS' dM D Thomas Lou and Becky, Mrs. Rollin "IRIDIS OF DRACULA• The nutrition contest ts open Mr. an h rs. Into 1 he Radford, Connie and Judy, Mrs. (Technicolorl Are 7011 the gal to all young people of the coun- and son ave mov Chestnut William Folmer, Mrs. Barr~ 1:~:; ' Jumw \ ln$fqllatio, Q'·' Ab . Middleport ' ........'!JIIlPI 111¥•• . ' ,-· ' .r ranean P.~IC£ �,. '' . I ~ • ' ., ' ., ' ,'rl I ,,.u,"bel\Ycomplete Williud c.-go l ·''fila "t 'o' w·'N. BY DI<:K T..OMAS t pil, diiiiCeQ Uve dance bands, because ol the tocreaoed rowdyism. A eemmlltee at Keat State • · 1 1 1 •• Ualvenlty ud c v c · ea..ra aiiO woald oallaw ~ aad trom a recent Issue of the Cmc1~nati. Post & ~es·Star, option queotlon oa the Novem· describes a boat trip !rom Cmcm~ah to Manetta and ber baDoL . 9 ua - nl entions Gallipolis, Pl. Pleasant and Pom~roy. I received two copies of th~ story thiS week. fi!!SS Edith Hutslnpiller .brought the first to me at the office. While I was out the same afternoon, anot~er lady brought a second copy. I found· it on my typewnter, but no one seemed to know her identity and she ief\ no name. And since the story is of general mterest, ~o~ only Ut S 0 OD 'll me b~t also to boaters of the area, I'm repnnting It Algeria May p T h mbe ·~ .,.I, •I NEW IN ,ARMtNG an excwlaalveb·~~~:~~lll'l'PI Mosplroco - s•a .1 1 n·as ·'. ~b·it ·~ 1} G· ' ' 1· ,, fi!.·:;, -~~ ·lhl;'eorre~mlent ask'!~! reat .,Jmmy r o~· ' ~1\t .wUI s DCCumbs Fn•day.At Ag·.o "' 5":;J. lo~~ dor~ ~ BOOSTERS IN BOOTH 1 Public Tn•a} Freezer Sale o::n::;· I l f.,,, 'i ' ° the i':stoU:lng ': cld\:0 , ' ' :m sandburg 1 = ;;"lS: . · Some other interesting figures crator'Of fr,751. Some othfr in- lioowledge . . . ; · from the report on these :laO tcresling comparisons on t h 11 ta and puttblg BY C, £NAJF:SJEE not uegJected and averaged jed on the bast.' of prodqetion the medium SO per cent of Those farms which make up 1farm points out that the high 25 basis are m~k sol4 pm; _co~ tQrs . \OPIIIer ean En. -'Cat, A&rlctdllln more lban 13,1100 pounds . per per cow, the .high 25 per cent 192 pounds. , tha low C!)St 25 per ,tent 1 r e 1per. cent, based on labor and S623.00 for the high 25 per cent; isfae10riy lmproYe Molp CaaJdy cow. Ttlese operators achieved averaged 45 cows and thelr in· In the number. of cows, the !bose managers who have sue- management Income per 1 u II $487.110 for the low 25 llfr cent. ua\iQII. POMEROY- With be Iter a rather low cost of production. come per operator was f10,too. low cost 25 per cent and the ceiiBfully put together . a ver;~ l ume operator, had $123,000 cap- Return J;er .dollar's worlh of Farm. records than half of the year 1116'1 gone, They al•o skillfully converted The low 25 per cent had a pro, D)ed\ul)l 50 !181' cent had 44 efficient milk production fac· ital invested. This was not quite f••d was $1.9'7 fos the high 25' a~ment . farmers are takiDg a bsrd look feed Into milk as indicated by duction better than 5,1100 ~ound$ cows fo.r the low (911 group and tory. As seen In the ·highl\ghts, double !he $68,1100 Invested by and $1.44 'lor the low group. lpm olthls at \\itether or nol IIIey are JOo tlieir $,1.88 return per $1 of fuel of milk lower !ban the high av, 42 cows ,lor the medium 50 t~ese farms had good produc- the low 25 per cent and was Crop acres·is draslically differ- dure; ,, ing lo Increase incolll!' this fed. Tbelr margin stood at 26 erage per cow or 14.97Q pounds: cent. In retqrns per doll a tlon per cow, anti adequate herd about 50 per cent more than ent, 236 acres for the high 25 Meigs area f~~eJ~~~ year over lut. · per 'cent and overhead· at 29 The Income ·per operator in worth of leed fed, ltJe low to give volume, a higb net the $83,0110 invested by the me- per cent and 128 ror the tow ed hi. securing There is sliD live months re- per c~. i the low!!& per Cl!llt was just OV· was $1.98 per dollar's worth of margin, a low overhead, a dium 50 per cent. ~ 25 per cent. Number of cows ilusiness' Analysts malnlng to adjust lhls but the Thelr productive w9rk load er $6,000 as eompared to the !ted fed and the medium 50 high return per dollar of feed The management labor in· 1p•r man was 26 'on the ·hi g h eludes dairy, 'beef cattle, production plans are well set was b~h at 3,030 ~30.3 te~ hour high 25 per cent of over $10,000. cent was $U6 cent, which was and a relatively high pro- come for full time operator in \eroup and 19.on the tow and llwine msy con~t the now so cllangel will aot have a days)' hours for e&ch full time !11 other words, those with high only 12 cenls difference. work load for each wor- the higb 25 per cent was slight· Days per man was 291; Office. ~,., .... great effect on total income. A worker. As a result of volume production per cow were able productive man work units per recent report · from Ohio State and e!Oclency, these operators lo combine suJ!erior production man was- 235 In the low· cost University involving 250 0 hI o were alile to aUain an Income 17 with adequate sizi! In order to per cent and 258 in the medium dalry farms, (five of these were per cent higher than the small achieve higll operator income, 50 per cent. · from Meiga Count) points out herd with a lower degree of ef· SORTED BY ClOST · Thf big change, that volume and efftdehcy are !Jete~ as seen in the low 25 When the 250 records w e r e appe.rs In !be fact that w I t h the two big faciors In determln· per c~t of the group. sorted on the basis of cost of tba low cost producers the ing mcome per operator. · It should be pointed out that producing milk, the low cost 25 margin was 3' per cent whereWhen these ;150 records were the prqlluctive man work units per cent averaged qut at $3.30 u 'l)'ith the medium SO per cent sortNI, based on number of per !~~tiD on the high 25 per cent. per hundred. The high cost JV· In the low cvsl group and 30 Big IS Cu. Ft. cows, II was found that the of the, ~erds was 303 days per eraged $5.27 per hundred, and per cent in lhe medium so per !ugh 25 per cent averaged 69 rearo.:~vbile the low 25 per cent tile medium 50 per cent aver· cent. The Income per IIJl!IFBbor· cows In lhe produciion herd·. was only 172. The medium 50 per age $3.93 P.r hundred pounds shows a difference of over $6,· 'fhis was 31!! times tba number cent spent 253 days per y e a r or milk. In this comparison the 000 with the low cost 24 per ol mws in the low 25 per cent whlcb was not too far below the production per cow was 13,202 averaging out at $14.708 and the Jack W. Caney, ~r. which averaged 20 'cows In size, high .25 per cent. pounds which was just ten m~um operator bad an income The rate of prnducUon was When these records were sort- pounds above the average for of $8,445. !. Main St. WY 2·2181 ' I ~~~Jill~·~~ GALLJPOUS - Tbe ' Soulh- ' on )lje magazine western Local Band BoOster&, . , .: " article which .he has read and 0 ATHENS - <lhlo University and the Athletic Boosters exerpls of w,hiCh be beard o_ b dell Is will welco~e nearly 4,400 new operate a food booth a~ the Gal· ., . '. •. at all," be stude?ls thiB fall, the largest ba Copnty Junl~ Fair . t hI I IAMI (UPI)-Tba bronze home nms into the recorlii'11POk• "I see•absolutely no entermg freshman class In uni· year, Anyone WIBblng to help M . ..... n1 ,_, ·B be .Anth's . can I he'= "" • • • . versity history. with this abould conlaci Mrs. Hall of Fame plaque ol James surpas.... 0 Y "1 a ,.,.. reason for her al!andoning us. ? .-rHE WATER IS CLEAN at Marietta- One .thini Nearly 3,800 prospective Ohler Piul Perroud -245-5451; Mrs. E. (Jlmfeyl F~ w;m be 714. ""' cannot: quite ·understand whJ ab<liit the u er Ohio: It's clean. We swam and sldied at University freshmen will aUend Paul Stewart - 379-2148; Mrs. draped In mourrung at the Recen!fy, Willi~ . did II and I eannol approve Malilltta an~~ water up to our necks we could look down ALGIERS (UP!) - Algeria pre-coll~ge counseling sessions John D. Lloyd - 682-527!, and galberlnll ollbe baseball claaln /San Francisco GJ~nts wba~ sba.llld. al amnee our feet, For the . b h told , Don't was reported ready Saturday to Monday (July Z4l • August 25, Mrs. Clyte Walker - Z45-5276. Coopersto~~·ii: Foxx into thlrd · Josef wa!,.a p\ctulelnof ~= 0100 that's clean. ran II lit e1Y ..us. e a plan to put furmer according to Dr. Gaige B: One of a ' ' time home 111¢ reslr..,..t as, . a 1 ~course, we h ad to go pump gas no more. ~~eae Pre m1er Mole e Paulsen, dean of University Col· COMMl'JTEE TO MEET . o_td Double .XN great home ru~ Fililx , wa» cllrllcai !ashton, he discussed hli t h . a lot of gunk to get to In fact, we found an awful lot T•=be on public trial Defore lege. Dean Paulsen said new GALLIPOLIS Richard h1tt~, amiable. guy and every Frank (Home Rllll) and his mothers it et~Jand, Ky., for example, of places where ~Its -:' an lnteraatlonal tribunal before students who don't attend sum· •Dick) Lakin, chairman of th' days friend, cfied.:ida~ ni~ under whom ba moliv•tl~n _fOf alniost i," iii the banks of the dirtiest pumps existNI, but ~e f b ~ ba Is sent back to face a death mer counseling will attend COIIII· 1967 Gallla Couaty Junior Falr Just as he wu m nl g P ~nsthd Easton, DeL, in the : hours In ~c liVe • I'OOin rivt- we've ever seen .. Great place had e_ltber gone?" 0 u sentence In the Congo. seling sessions beginnin& Sep- program committee, announe· join h\s old cro ea 8 . Eastern Shore League. aparbnent in which be grew up. claMs of th\Ck, reddish brown slness or sunply dldn t care to . tember 23 . · ~ Saturday .I!Jat aD members annual HaD of Fame Induction NO .fokt pqaiea OVer !l'lllbt gwa everywhere. For half a do any Col. Hooarl Boumedienno, the o1 his committee are scheduled ceremonies Monday. When be first reseived' "1 ani adult, Independent and mllf"below the Armco Steel 'I til we reached Algerian presldenl who holds SETS MILl RECORD to meet at tbe Main Stage on Foxx, 59, was striCken ·while to repolt to Easton , have niv own bsppy family plant there, the Ohio River ran M~~i~::nandunlalked to boaters the final decision on \\iten to RACINE - Locust Grove th fairgrounds at B p, m., Mon- b~vlng dinner at the borne of working on a farm with a life," be said, "liut ~ s\stel' 1 re~ oil on th.• wa!er ~ade there (there were many - all\ deliver Tshombe Congolese Jiil P, a senior six year old re- day to go over final delalls for biB brother, Sa~ Fou. He was and plow, said "At f~rst Katya (Th~ Russian dimln~tive II iilk Hke a noDded JUnkpll. hos itable and friendly] that President Joseph Mobutu, was gistered Guernsey cow, owned the 18th aanual fair. rnshed to Baptist Hospllal by thought somebody was lrjing for !p:aterjna) Is only 11., S.. 'd bed ~ ed here the Gallipo. reported Willing to accept the by Edson Roush bas complet· ambulance and wu pronounced PlaY a practical joke o11fi• ol course, misses· ber m(lllii!J' !& lhe tim:le:ed :~a~un· 7~ B:.~Ciu; is. U's about half pub!lc trial suggested by ed an official DHIR actual pro- ANNOUNCE .REUNION dead on arrival, :tba' apparent Actually the joke ~as bl and I try to avoid lalkiDc·t?, her H~on, It al . Pdocks 'I Ohl kamauga Creek A!rJC'III diplomats ln Algiers. ductlon record of 18 700 pounds POMEROY - 'llle annual cause a heart selZIII'e. opposing pitchers as his Hall of on this unpleasant subject. tin ' has sever moe · a m1 e up c ' ' b• . Determlno Cause • "N ted Ka'"a Jose! e£Plalned 'liM !!I est Is the Serena Boat which looks very unpromising COaaldered Criminal of milk and 716 pounds of u... reunion of the family of Abra· . Fame p1aque rea..• o · '' • . • . ~Jt:ut ~round an old tow where it hits the Ohio but which The proposal was advanced terfat, in 365 days on two times ham and Mary Will Babr will The. Dade t:;:nty rfmedical his 1D a Cau~·f!sorloobJt~ boE'We r~ueled ~nd refilled widens out Into a nice ~as in, . after the Algerian Supreme a day milking, according to be held Sunday, July 30, at 1he ex:mme~hlwas omhi' ~~; home· nm father, S , an.s 8~ ethe the·lce chest at Anchor Boat about 1110- yards wide and has a Court declared Friday-It con~l· The American Guernsey Cat- home of· Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. au.op';;. 8 ~ g f d th. home runs in 2,317 busb~nd, U .v~tr Doek, FlU! bY Ellis Flowers, on futl-ftedged marina w1th gas, dered Tshombe a criminal and tle Club. · • ;•• ltvell, Ohestl!r Star Route. A :•ne ex~c hi~·=th~r ~~ a .lifetime batting PF~:I. be~ 0been gue•~ thecOhtbt ju!lt abovt ~ mouth ater;Ace, Mv•fed docks and ruled that he sho•ld De basket dinner will be held at . a . ~ by a son Jo~ and .325 ~d, in three World tie ave fUr her declslon and 15 survJv of the tuyand<lt Rivef aUihe trimmings. extradited to the 'ConRolese DIVORCE ASKED 12:30. ' • complied a mark of .. reas:on " 'Jilere we learned that tra11si· The club is boater · owned, capital of Kinshasa, where he is GALLIPOLIS - James. Jef· a :0:~s~:~!~~~.~~~·Oct. Appea~ In seven I ; ~~b, en!' boaters seldom can fi n d non pro!it, and has about 100 under sentence of dealb lor r~rs. Rt. ! G41llr,Its,. filed a pe. Houset! Tumble into F lo th games m \\itlch ~ . . said ,.As 1, 1 told ; roo'm at the on-river docks for boats ranging from runabouts to treason l tilton Friday in Gsll1a County SO F D 'P' 22, 11107• oxx t ~=e !' Played l1rst and third bases ~nd chara~r, . he ·talk and overnight stays because there 40-loot houseboats. The chan· · Common Pleas Court for a div· o~t eep tt . m_ajor leal!lles a , age 0 1 also was a catcher." d~g our last Wll are 50 many boabJ and not nel up the creek is clearly JIM BETZ HONORED rce from Ethel Jeffers, Spring· P!CilER, Okla. (UP!) -.The WI~ Connl~ Macks Phlladel· After 10 years with • fr1enda knew of her volatile enough docks to go round. In· marked by tall ,takes with red POMEROY _ Jim Be tz. field, on grounds of gro!ill neg- earth collapsed 6\>er a zInc plna Athletics and by the time Athletics, he wBII traded 10' lbe temperam~nt and her freq~l stead, transients go up the reflectors, and, while narrow, Langsville, Ohio, has been nam- Ieet of duty. Married A~. I, mine tunnel Salurday, plung- he retired be had written 534 Boston Red il?x in .. , •harp changes ofoplnlon, which Guyandot a few hundred yard> can carry drafts up to tr.ree and ed to junior membership ln the 1954, the couple has no children. mg three houses and parts of 1~. He di~~ t loSt' any o! biB made her take diametrltly to a public ramp, or about a a half 1• e t Even if you do American Hereford Association, two others to the bottom of a hitting ability, leading . opposite positions !rom one Y. Ge unyalo t miltoe d Io B a bump bottom, It's all very soft the world's largest purebre-d ASK TO WED, 50-!oot pit. Officials said there American League with a to another. mHe to the Guyandot B o a t mud and won't hurt anything registry organl•ation. w1t h (J.A).UPOUS - One couple 1was danger of edditlonal cave- CONTINUED From Page 1 average in 1938 and Josef upressed concern !bat Club. For some rea,on, they From Pl. Ple•sant W. Va., headquarters in Kansas City. ' ap)JlJed lot a marriage license in. ' mark to .380 the aa -a rf!lult. ·o,!· I .. seem to hove room for trans• it's 711 mi)es to the nf!l:t gas Saturday morning 'in the off1ce All occcpants of the houses, sweating, proud to be butcher. season. llletime of traumatic ezpenm. ents. dock - Carl and Rose Chase's MARRIAGE UCENSI!: of Gallia County Probate Court. including a family of 12, awoke tool maker, stacker of wheat." In '1942, Fon was ces, 111011tly In ber personal life, ·.' Boats without sleeping ac- tanding just below Dam 19. Ln- POMEROY - Gary Alfred They were: Elwood Howard, in time to escape serious lnju· But be showed them its waivers to the Cbicago might still be In a ilate · ell '. comodations oflen lie '" on lh: cal boaters tell us we co u 1d Landon. 19, Tuppers p 1a 1n s. Jr :, . 18, Cheshire, student, and ry. A large section of city street, beauty 'with a description ol ,fog all'l wound up his major shoclc caused by the death ol ~ GU!andot. too; then the owner. have refueled at Pomeroy, and Sandra Kay Walton, 18, Deborah LYnn Matthews, 17, garage aad two automobiles galherlng along the wr.terfront career wHh the her common-!aw husband. Jn. eail a motel (!hero 8 ':" I w0 If there was a gas pump, Reedsville. Cheslilre, at home, also fell Into the huge hole. "on tittle. cal's feet." · _ Phillies in 1945 with a dian CommuriJSI Brlleab, Singh. nearby,. both with swimming missed 11. In those 78 m i 1e s, As he matured, he created his ble .200 batting mark al age 38.J~I~ast~~~ pools, and •re . picked up 10 I there are ~e places that ad greatest work In the masterful • 1 courtesy oars. Nice. ' • h I vertlsejuer and ice, but which 0 siX-volume biography of Abra~:··' Mx>Ve Hul)lln&t~.!'; all (;.~ don't ii'~ve it. One was at Hock· f hain Lincoln. .Thirty years ol ' way to the Ro1le1 ~am at ingporl,· Ohio, and one was research re!tllted in the f1rrl · liooli8 , the OhiO 18 • clean, Portland stationl W Va. I l' ~~ · two volumes of the Lincoln cQNTINUED From Page· 1 c'•1r river with an abundance carry two spare five-gallon BY RONALD .lll·, 'PT. PLEASANT . _ We have'IJcorry's Run Road. Hls pond bl o graph y, "The Prairie 'f\i~re were 16 Amerjcans •··•ueo•l ".J. ' ''' . 'I'ONIGMT,MONPAT of gently 'loping sandy beach- ,and are glad or it. "SoU COIIIetVllUoD 'Servlee beeJ1 devoting a large., portion will be JocateCI In a hollow near Years," published in the late a!39 wounded. · · ·,1 on6 TUISDAY ·-- ) os. We spent one night on a The Gallipolis pool ends at M~SOI Colllty ~~ our time this past week to h•• bam and will have a eon· thirties. 'l'tle comptetit!g· four ' e otber a~bush was 1 IT 1LIIIS YOU UARI WUH SUSPENSE! beach 13 miles above Hunt~g- Dam 23. a~Appie Grove, OhiO'. farm ponds. Denver Yobo and crete .trough below It to supply volumes, : entitled •The War 8 . on. AP estimated _battallonJ ton1 or. one of two,IDH!amed IS. Between·· thm and Marietta the pe,Ple are as friendly as 1 have made surveys and de- livestock water. Years," brought instant acclaim of .Viet Cong were settmg It up lands on the West Vl!'pla are six old, low-level locks in ever. At one, where we wenlfor signed ponde on farDIB of Clyde The pond site we surveyed as the g..atest portrait of the wl\fin the U.S. Army's ,:11th sld•. We wore alone. the •psce of 50 miles. some oil (Biennerbasset vc w. Bowen, D. w. Rothgeb, ror D. W. Rothgeb is located at Great Emancipator and hrou~hl Ar)nored Cavalry crunched In tn fact, except on weekends,. On our way up, we bad mira· has ga• but no oil) the deck· Jo!m w Watterson and wif. , n1s farm off the Sandhill Road Sandburg the Pulitzer Prue. and ·killed 90 of them. The th• cruising ,. l!j.l,en•rally culous luck. The longest walt hand said they didn~ have any. fred Dl~gess. toward White tburch, Tliis site , Sandburg was born the son of Americans suffered 15 killed, alone on tlir 'rlver anywhere we had was 20,.-JI!inutes. At But a man stepped off his boat Clvde w. Bowen rectllfly be- is against a hill above a pond Swedish im~ I g·r ant AUI!IISI w6unded, light damage above Portsmoulh. , three, we .waited only while 'i·e •nd offered to driv• us in t 0 come a coop!rator with the which was buUt there 10me time .Johnson, who chqed t11e oqulpment and one . helicmter The rolilude is very. mce. But .Pies were opened. At one, they town to get some at a ~ae sla· Western Soli Conservation [)Is. Iago. Much of tba water lor .tbe family name to Sandburg shot down. ~. the ·lack of gas ISn't. F,ftF! Hun· "Wre ~!ready open •nd tlon. Typlrol. !riel. His farm Is located on the n811' polld l'ill be carried to It shortly before Santlburg's birth, Slluth Korean troop• killed tinltton. ll's an e!'Y puu toGa~· breezed .ln. up, and out In eight .· by a diversion ditch, The n • w in Gdleaburg, Ill., January 6, Commwusts 1n an amb~ of Iipoli• - about 35 miles. Galh· mloutes. r REAL SST ATl •truclure 1'111 serve as a min- 1878. their own along tlle coast£ polis is very deceptive. ll's . a Then we found out why. The BIRTHS, DIVORCES now pond. - Jle spent his fon;nattve years Qui Nbon, and on. the~la~r~a:·~oil very pretty rJv•r town. w1th coal miners in the whole • • tHS. MARII'IAGES 1 1 in small central IllinoiS sclto(lb. the country near the public Iandin( and grassy river valley take an annual MAIIIA.'i LICINIII " The Watterson farm Is oca border of the Central frorit, biilmJIISP8rent gas dock. WP. hit it While the~'re '•"• r. Hom~».... o.u,...,., ••• Vl,.,_. ....,."•1••'"ed about !~;miles off Route 2 o ParatrQopera from the 11 0 111 On bur wlif ·up the riv<ll' we Honing fio eoat mov•s up r•v •'" "' st•w•rt. "· ' ''"" ••••· ''"" •· .,......, so. CoJum>uo tor. en the Jerry I :{lun Road. The Army's 173rd Brigade b~t:tl~j ) a .t Aed ' E. stt,vens. Smith, 14 tpd Jan· re.t~ent or OaliiPOU. 'Tu ;'· Watte r8on ,familv iS interested ' ri~;=!~~~:=~!:Jf:.:l pas~ed it by berause we net' No , coal no "08' ~ · "IVS and ar4 lea M. 30,GaiUpolll BldniJ· .n.me• n. mer d., at ... 11ome Iota ~di-d, 1 North Vietnam~ pIatoon 2111191 1 fuel, and were sure we'd find lt 'I cO~l tows a;e the bulk of th e :~:.~~~. ~-..~~?ni..~ ~ :u~: ~~· ::·~~~~i:t'! lfi~ va .. ,.tJ~ •••t hi in eonstrucUng I pond .t.ttere as CONTINUED From Page t iJJg 13 of them. Then! at PI 'pfasant. W. Va ' f' v e traffic up there That ext•l· lled A••••••· ••• JudyK, John.0.2I v~a: ......,. ,..,....,. ~':' .;...·~• .!:.':'~part of a beautlRCIItion project charter . , . for they have AJDericans wounded. ton: ChRrh•• n Stlnflmflb 24. l..o""-nn. tlnnn IIJ' trade He I• mm e4 b b.j' d the\ r bouse. It w.t 11 be PtBce · d Israel•s aggressiOn · aoolve l ,--..., miles be-yond why we saW S6 · many Ohio Riv- viDe, and J. Ellen McCult)', u. Oatu. wlf• Mrs. ~leve Shl~· ~ aroun Well Pl. Pl>osant has a gas I er Compan"1 towboats tied into '" u11'· "c'"1",n•.en H...K"•·c":...Loul•· •••lhte... ""· ,.,..... <B...,.,, stocked with fish and will also all the provisions of , Y1 I!. 1. an . ou...enour Crumo of Ma"III\d and M 1 d f1 ttolf: 1 19 dock but it's mainly for pump· 1the hank, doing nothing • Che•hln 1 ITMI fJo~svurUJ, eoiumbut: ~~ :::, pr:,ovl e re proee · cltarter.'' ing diesel fuel into dozens We spent or.e night at the Prtday- ~r and Mn. R.andolu'b. l ~~~~oth,: ~::=: 'ri'or:u!':.•.•·n'e~: l We have recently suneyed United Natiohs truces~:~\ toW$ and work boAts from t ~ e 1 RIPnnerhasset Yacht Club in ~r 8 ~0c:U:.;, R~~~:!.~~~u.M~u.•~ a,re tour ~artttehlldre" "•",.;.' ~~rv. •and designed. a pond for Mr. sor GeD. Odd Bull of ~ · · , eu were conducted Saturdo at the · lks Wl"th Egyptian town's ~usy harbors WP h&d ' Parkerc;bur2' W. Va. Mrt MoD•II o. S•aln, Rt. t crown IFattfl Galpel chureb, Galllpoll• Ferry and Mrs. Wilfred Dmgess at completed ta to tie between a workboat and all It's across the river In ~~t,!~~~~h~~rT!::.;.~~:';.::.~ "'s~~; ::~.buA~Ie"~ 111 Be•te Cllapel Cerne. their newly purchased farm on \officials in "full agreement" I.)D derrick flat tlh10' end found the "'uRI hos. '"~·,~.~ •_m· 11 , ..,. Mro M a. ..... Redmund Ridge. A diversion the stationing of U.S. Ce1ase·ftrle[ Before we found trat spot. we pitable atmosphere. It's a pri· Rhode• 1801 ch.:.U.ut st.. ·dauJhter, Ire, '~led ;~J::!'ct.~·~~~rub ';'~· ditcb will be bUilt to catTY addi· lobserv~rs with ~gyptlan troops 1 followed thf' Corps of Engine~-"rfl vate, boatt>r-owned elub, wit~ ;~z~:, vr. and Vr•. &~~17 ~~r:/.~~e 1 !:; ~~f:.:S the dw,h tional water to the pontl. Their along the Suez canal. ,, tharts to a small-boating ha r- 1ll new clubhoust' and &bout 50 IM LaJOn~~ 107 ,s"M••• 8A,..v_•:.· 1T1h~a. a. ' lAura Rhode& whn mn1~e:ndo~11r:~ Ipond will be a source of 1i v r..l He planned furt~ tal~s rn : and ... r an n. •uw'l 0"0\U 1\lrYivon are b.tr bu ba d J ] ffi \ j A di l::ior off thP KEtnawha River. It I boa I~. The other docks In Jonea, 1138~ Firat AYe .. d&UJhter. 4.:04. f'nn .. ,,.. Chf'ahlr.l ItO~. ~~~:;nl!.o~:..: stock w~ter and will also be \Jsrae j 0 . c 8 a. ' .pu e wu there, but the man who are not so nice b u t o.m. ou••• ' Ch w'"'•' .. , '• • •, •.,hter Mra. 1 • m .. stocked with fish. l•raell naval all~~ boat 1 _ · an • • • 1• WllbnineeJ • broth· ' ed ' - Mrt. Uttla lunron, "· Cbarlenoh. er loha ·~ VlDWfil two lhlt.r Carl llmble ltu been be~ thP cana· 1 ba• bam per ' W. Va .• alliter of Mn. Maqant Ehml Mr11 ~alho-n Willi llntn11 ,... ltv N .r: Ed a • .._,_ ~--lop k li'-1 Ob'-..t• to the ' ' GalllpcJIIIo died 8\lndll' at CharMtlOII.' lll.d lin. AudftJ' Arnold cherlelt(ni' tnt will ~-~-p WI:YIC a wor &4.11"' ~-:''i Born Sept. 21. t8110.1J1.Kanah~ ~·~:· w. Va.: 1rll!.dDIH1ltli. 'fr. and ~ r 14: sprtac on 1111 tann ftldl lie cperaUons because It .maint& 1i1S ty w va. lhe wu Uie au1 · e J•m• TbolllPion and tour l!'andellll ' " 1 1 1 lh" late Jam•• Clark IDd Marilla PTancH dnn s•mcee..J;•rw hPkl 8tl:unh" .i purcbaled fnm Qoedlal Dad-- the cease fire ine. 8 a ong a . ~:e:::'.: !:U:.~·aa!.~ c"!trt~ t:~d~:~~nd •::rla~!:~4n lf:.~!i dlnJ. Mr. Raybanl i1 fattiJI. Israell·held bank of the, c_arial. ua when 11\Wr'• hut,at\4 wu lh.er· Rill comet.ery, me a reetan-1at' eon e r, t e Israel maintains the llne runs ur ot Oal11a CounlJ, ller onlY other • , &'""''""' ,, , ... c.,, ••••'"· ~~»·~ ! trourll wldcii will aJIIIIIly wa- down the middle of the. canal. lncton. w. Va. s.me.. wore bald i "C Wllildle L•ult Hlclu"... • Co. It lor .... eattle R I .,. Wadnud&J' and burial WAll In Sprint l lumbua, U. S. Arm 7, beu.me f~Urih r • II I In • MI. , Rill Cemeter7 at Chnlelton. Ga1lla CountJ s.motrnan to die 1n er Iarmer w1H1 reee&dy be· ED~R TO ttrEAK , r Fl••• ldward Wltlla• .. 85. • nl· Vtetna.,. when he wu klUed ID ~tlon [ · COLUMBUS (UP!] - Thom· tlve of Gam. CountJ, cUed Monday In on Ju17 11 In tht t~•ntral Htlhlanda. tame a cooperator wtda t Ia e f; ' ----~---------- Plant Analysis Offers Supplement To Regular Soil Testing Practice BY BltY80N R. CARTER mind "other farmers about the Ell. Aceal, A&rlcaliDre pre . " II through this news colGaWa Colllll.f umn, GALLIPOLIS - Stanley Ev· SUPPLEMENTS TESTING . ans called me the other even- The plant analysis program mg and asked for lnfOfmation .s designei to supplement so1l about 1tlle '!plant analysis" pro- testing as a means of deter· rram offered by The Obio State mining those fertilizere1r~ ~~~:m!~ University. which may be In d' 1 Stanley ,plans to run tests on excess supply. his com this year,. and while I The grower or Industry Wal talking with him, I thought son oblains a · kit it mtgh~ be a gOOd idea to re- our oUJCe for J3.75 submits .. Jmen·cans' conse..''atJOftlQ!ts· . .' Busy' WJt. hFarm pond 8 6tLKESoN 1 INeel1.!\ SRnundup . , MH-30 saves time and money compared. ytjt~ ~nd suckering . MH-30 sucker control pays off with more useable tobacco. MH-30 treated tobacco holds the leaf ·better and longer. ;: MH-30 avoids leaf damage. ' I PIA "l·s OVIefS Central S()ya Of Ohio ;f I 1 r. 1 1 ufl "''"'"I _ It .. 0 4 1n I Qnnt '1oltp\lal. Columbu• 8()1"' "''~· Bdm lune u. IMl at Bidwell he "''ll Dtstrld. :11, 1881, near CroWD Cltf,, Survtv. tha eon of Mr. and llln. AnJe)o Hick. . as Vail ~itor Of tlie CIEIY!!la,nd,L . · We lli'8 currentl)' making • Plam 'Dea1er. .... to f S B lrd tiJt: Survey Dr J. · 8 00 , IJ}UDmeT •1 • IOJI of the late P'J!Jah an.a tHen Ch~l) . . .... HI ll'rlved tn Vlttnaal Marth I, man WUUaDU. He w11 • nUred rural fH7 .. • me"'bf'r of Co 8 lltth ln· mall Clrrler and Will I membl!r Of thl flllley, Fourth DI,..IIM: lrldllOhio Valley Loctp No. 538. Free •nd IUM trO'TI North Oallla lfldl Reboot the Horton place of Cbllders and dress at A.-ee.,ted Yaaon1, Crown Cit,)'. SD.n1Y· 1 ht 1n0ved lo ColumllU.I wbal't' he wu 1 on an OM .... t.ewll r. WIIUama. ernplo~ b,. the Clb or ColumlluR orl. { ntlders farm. It is local~ on on Seot. Aft.r bu., of ColUmlW.IJ eae etater r •· aDd one dauf}lter, lin. LWltn IIOrr, GoldJt lonea, HllnllnftOn, W. Ya.; one brat!Mir, ouwr WUHaWII. Port.moaUu and 3 rran4chUdren. Bervleea Wlte lltld Thundaj at lhe o. 1. Woo4J•r4 Funeral Home and bul'lal ••• In Fill'> enterlq In Septem· : or bar,to1.. 8. He \Ithe a11o'-tmf aunl'ftd )J' bll l wlfe who Hlid11 In CohtmbUII. $11'\'lct wlJJ be tleltl at 10 a.m. Mondav. July #4, et tile WUU•m UoNabll J'uaanl HOI"'M In Cotumbui. ,..., t.awn Cemetetr. ColumbUa. ' ~orld._st 1-row tractor colnc,. ~ Atlls·Chalmera Series D-101 m i!'ltll ;~ ·p_.!O you can throttle bao~ and work aU , jlay U C1Wf. tpud for precision planting or cultlvatQng, Or, call on the Power·Crater encino for all . ·tbe pwer you can uae! Traction Booater Jiveo auloma~c weight transfer in tou&b &oinJ. For bi1 _./fllbll#Y you'll like a Serieo !II 0-10! D.vld leYMifl, 18, Columbua, IOD. ot i.ht late A. W. and Debra Mortlft Rernolda, cUed lltwdiJ In CohtmbUI 111t paNIItt were fanrt~r naldent. of Gallla Count)'. a.mflllt eoutlll tn Oellla County an Ml't. Julia ~lmann. Oalllooll11 Mra. 0 Clifton Prle.tleJ, N'Ort.b"PJ and Jtn, X.U. .,..._., TII~UE~&n. Onwllda riWs wen bald. . , _ . , '" TJD Bb01 Came~TJ. • 1ft. •••II LH llantp, 10. Rt. 1 ' ' Will Route. 2 below Crab "-··k ~~~~~====~~~~ W1;'C • Jt should also be mentioned , that t~ tile ditcher 11 SCheduJ.. e'1 ten•·tlvely for August 1, loC\ Mason County. JoJnwoa atanWa:. TbQ mo•ed ta OaJ. "*"•• 1. Ctnlw.tl,. 'fl. Colum'bua, 111 Counw h 1MI1. Ot.hf!J' aurvt•o~"~~ •re i a former ruldeat a1 GJJ.Upoll• d1t11 1 fOUr Nt.n: Hri. Blrllhl BenD 'I'Jr.ur. 1 TllellliJ tn Colum.lnu. A mtJed em· : muu Ml'll . S.tb Blfilll Chtll\cotl\I .Nr PIOfl of the GaWpoU1 St.ta lnat1tute. PalO' Haner. llllt~hlelll.l ud ~t41; at WI~UAMSON" 1M • • fonfter ONraW of tbt hrt. honltl · ud thi'Mt b,.thtre BrUme lin llarket, fl• 11 ,IUrvlt'ed b:t bill wtle ,Biantoa, Rt. I Vt~ton: ltD ~tan. 'Mh. eon ldc:uma cea'dw.n. a• ... CIIJ••-,oau, •11d RObert t~u-. 1lk!ht. a mdiber of VM- Ytnton lleUto<li•' 11an. J'un11~a1 wtn "' ...... '1.Cburt:b. III'YIHI wen 'b.el4 Wednu- ttl 1& I p,nl;; tbll ~ at th 1 ALUioCHALMIIIS DIAI.Iilt ltliTI.AND, 0. at \ht Jem a~.rt~ ''nn"' r a 1 Rto ..MUir B•pllat Chun:'b.. and Hrtll "'ii!i;;lo...,,_____~------..1 .,_ Bama Ml Columbl&l aDd burial wu lA · WUl M la IMMul' Ctmetei'J', · ~ ~,. ' WilliAMSON FARM SUPPLY 1, It VInton, U. S. ArmJ, wu 1dU.d Ia ac. II--.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,=~ ... DD ID VIetnam JUIJ' )1. He Wll t b f' ;a tJftb oauu COUntJ MJ'Y\JNtman to die lD the Vlttaam War. BJt. Blanton wu 1 .. .uor at 8ou'hWt11era tUgb StbOOI wllan he anll•t.ad til the Al'lttv DJI Dee. tll.lHS. He •r.rl\'«1 1.n YiaLMm ltY,tn JDOntba qo •• 1 1Tll1ftbtr of the 116th £Jch& JnflllJI'Y Bttcade. Born tn hr• TONI"HT MO.,DAY te Cobnb·. W. Vt., on Oel. lo&, tMI 'b.e • J. ,. w"\ \he io111 of Bert tnd rJlu,.atll 1 AND Tui-QAY . ' UMA lONf;t ,: ·State . ••me.• ........... Jul, . p1 ' I IU 2~2~ • • ~N CUitTAINN ~ J U . _ d ·~wf: e .•D re lft1 , U PLUL.. · ( .-... y- IIIIIDII .OP DRACULA" • (fec~nJ1'QIOf) '--'!""--~..;..--...Jijl:,. · ;;_ •· .........,.~-~....""'!oj J': jo . SALE! USED BUYS 'OPEN TIL 9 PM MONDAY THRU SA.TiftDAY CHEST FREEZERS __ $110 OUR LOCATION-\I!e're located on E•t Main St., (Royte.7), In the upper end of Ppmeroy, above the High Schoel. LOOl( for the BIG LANDMARK SIGN Qn the left. YOU CAN C/oLL .US C,OLLECT'WY 2-2181. . •, ' eS.verel Good Used ft. " ' Refrigerators Priced to Sell • ' I =========-' The laboratory a~ts r aHal~!~~ampies of the follow- ' Agronomic: Com, allalfa, clover and other Je. wheat, oats, barley, forage grasses, sugarbeets. .. ·- Hortictdhtral: Apple!, peach. es, pears, sour cherries, sweet tuce, muskmelons, o nlo n s, .p<jJpei'S, potatoes, radishes, spin ach, sweet corn, tomatoes. SAMPUNG PROCEDURE II you want a small grain or forage grass analyzed, you would collect the upper • most leaves from 20 to 25 plants just prJOr to heading. Collect the top •ix inches from 20 to 25 plants prio• tq ..Qowering for analysts · or alfalfa or other legumes. For corn you would collect a fully developed leaf below the whorl fro!" '15 to 20 plants just bel'ore tasseling or collect an ear leaf from the same number or plants at silk Initiation (samples .should not be taken· alter pollination). Speclcil instructions for sampling procedure are given in th.e kit when purchased from our office. Different procedures are also given for plants abnor. · mal In appearance. WHAT YOU RECEIVE , These crops wJIJ be analyze! all of the following e\e. :1 m4mts: nitrogen, phOspbQruS, potwium, calcium, magnesl· manganese, boron, copper, i!IDC, molybdenum, and alum!· num. The reporl lndlciltea lbt elements which may be In deflo. lent or excess supply, toge,ther· ll with recollllllended correctJve procedures. '! ' ... , lji) " WHY As I see the program (which is in its 4th year), II hss major appllcattclns on GaWa Cow1ty farms: - II can be a tool to perlndlcaliy check each fietd to · none the level or nutrients and 1 lj> i'' I \" '; ,. "- ': · 975·a mediJun.size harvest ~r to spare! ,_ c::Ja,ok lt oa... Here's harvest power. Plenty of it. Whether you're planting narrow-row or wide-row. ·~~~e~. ':n~ wa::wu Driving It Is a big, brawny 85-hp engine, for example. Its got can help d~teJ'mlue we a · the·heft to handle-the heavy crops, the "push" for the tough iP<>IS in your fen;J[ty II· conditions; f<eeps you right on rolling till the crop's in. program before they beth · • ' bll'tv t ·li!i'Gme serious anti reduce yields. er~ S a t.f, · o mate·· h•The "975" measures ... "'"· ean be ~Cularly valult·ll · than the 'big" price combines. Extra-big bl• lletda wluch ·have are fed byahalmost;40-lnchll Jl!lodlf~·11\1 ·at ,a hlglt : ----.., . COfn-r<~nd clel!lner corn! be a tooll·41~~j~~!~/J' ·lermlnecan nutritional :;c:n l /' 1 HOUI· ' ' ,, f0 Iii Plants >, ' broccoli, cabbage, carrots caul· iflower, celery. cucumbers, let· for BURLEY TOBACCO \ the plant sample to the Plont Analysis Laboratory, Ohio Agri. cultural Research anti Develop. ment Center, Wooster. CONTINUES AT POMEROY Chest Freezer OnlyS194·50 cherries, grapes, beall!, beets, MH 30 1• L f fh L J ay e an ( I - medical pubU. studenl· st!PBIY contlomned Svetlan~'s published denuncia· badly , audible : telephoM·:. · "ln. their hearts, lha, her bowever for fleeing her lion of her aeeend husband andlfrl!m Swiizerland last spring, agreed w1th her: , · • • · ' . , .' . . • J!lSef """'fl&glllittcj and·sncr1 About 4,400 Frosh Expected by OU ,, ' ker. Through this sqpjirlor com· ly over $11,000 1whleh was bet.!"Wjlel.her · "" .. " bination of volume an4 efficien· tcr thai! 8 times . !lle>lrn:\:imlf qJ •.o ma~e cy, tlle low !!1151 .2 per Cl!nt bad the low 25 · per. cent ol1 $1,882. cadi year a not income per operator al- The m~dium 50 per cent of the!lEi tors. Some of Th '67 · I' · L · 'I FarJQ.ers S .urvey1ng ~lf ..· ' 'DCO ·me . e.ve. ~·:~~:~,t~~::.s~·Jargeasthe:r~~~~~::;:e~;n!:~:~:~. :~;;r;:~:~:~~ -=:as ::to~~. h~ ~:~e~:lnC:~t.! de:~:c~ba~erex:~bt. a~· . "'" The SUnc!ay·Times.sentlnet, SUnday, July 23, 11167-3 I , , .SlajiD'' By ~Y SHAPmo lnauv."·land. He ~tlributed her expreseed puzdement o•' there bas been. ~. ~ntadl ZZ.y~~d medic~ MOSCOW (UPI)-Josef Alli· detection to "instabllity of eolnnversionclto ~lntervanitye.w bestw.eetl@ana 'themm· anthd:elrte~op~~ ~ . HI "-· 01 a1 char ter" and uid ba did pot an ex us1ve 1 otod91 Josef AIIUllyev, bBl luyev ·iayl a e....,. person acb UP! be said be and his ' teen • eonversation llll\t later in 1111 IUD a aew ll8ld look at W. unhappiness may have Jrlven miss er. ' . 't in '•-...:.cail Mags molber'• deleetloa to lb Ualtiol his IIIIi~. . Josef Ststin·s The yoll,llj man sald .Svellt a~ed s~r Ek_aterma W~!!,te. 0 . ~. """':'" Month! l He rol ted b11 aad bi, dauaiiter SVellana to defect to na'a re)atlqnshlp with me late their mother last sprlnff and (TJ!.e· Ati:f . matt~ Marl~t~~:~don 1\~!~~~ ~~~~~!on !~;t~~~r~" :~~:; :1-;.:::.~:! ~~;:~-old m:U.s leellilla m' th~~ni~ .S::~:old " 1 '' '' ' I your New J-Jolland dealer b(.i the one to give you the full story. New Holland Division of Sperry Rand Corporation. .~ I ; I I �,. '' . I ~ • ' ., ' ., ' ,'rl I ,,.u,"bel\Ycomplete Williud c.-go l ·''fila "t 'o' w·'N. BY DI<:K T..OMAS t pil, diiiiCeQ Uve dance bands, because ol the tocreaoed rowdyism. A eemmlltee at Keat State • · 1 1 1 •• Ualvenlty ud c v c · ea..ra aiiO woald oallaw ~ aad trom a recent Issue of the Cmc1~nati. Post & ~es·Star, option queotlon oa the Novem· describes a boat trip !rom Cmcm~ah to Manetta and ber baDoL . 9 ua - nl entions Gallipolis, Pl. Pleasant and Pom~roy. I received two copies of th~ story thiS week. fi!!SS Edith Hutslnpiller .brought the first to me at the office. While I was out the same afternoon, anot~er lady brought a second copy. I found· it on my typewnter, but no one seemed to know her identity and she ief\ no name. And since the story is of general mterest, ~o~ only Ut S 0 OD 'll me b~t also to boaters of the area, I'm repnnting It Algeria May p T h mbe ·~ .,.I, •I NEW IN ,ARMtNG an excwlaalveb·~~~:~~lll'l'PI Mosplroco - s•a .1 1 n·as ·'. ~b·it ·~ 1} G· ' ' 1· ,, fi!.·:;, -~~ ·lhl;'eorre~mlent ask'!~! reat .,Jmmy r o~· ' ~1\t .wUI s DCCumbs Fn•day.At Ag·.o "' 5":;J. lo~~ dor~ ~ BOOSTERS IN BOOTH 1 Public Tn•a} Freezer Sale o::n::;· I l f.,,, 'i ' ° the i':stoU:lng ': cld\:0 , ' ' :m sandburg 1 = ;;"lS: . · Some other interesting figures crator'Of fr,751. Some othfr in- lioowledge . . . ; · from the report on these :laO tcresling comparisons on t h 11 ta and puttblg BY C, £NAJF:SJEE not uegJected and averaged jed on the bast.' of prodqetion the medium SO per cent of Those farms which make up 1farm points out that the high 25 basis are m~k sol4 pm; _co~ tQrs . \OPIIIer ean En. -'Cat, A&rlctdllln more lban 13,1100 pounds . per per cow, the .high 25 per cent 192 pounds. , tha low C!)St 25 per ,tent 1 r e 1per. cent, based on labor and S623.00 for the high 25 per cent; isfae10riy lmproYe Molp CaaJdy cow. Ttlese operators achieved averaged 45 cows and thelr in· In the number. of cows, the !bose managers who have sue- management Income per 1 u II $487.110 for the low 25 llfr cent. ua\iQII. POMEROY- With be Iter a rather low cost of production. come per operator was f10,too. low cost 25 per cent and the ceiiBfully put together . a ver;~ l ume operator, had $123,000 cap- Return J;er .dollar's worlh of Farm. records than half of the year 1116'1 gone, They al•o skillfully converted The low 25 per cent had a pro, D)ed\ul)l 50 !181' cent had 44 efficient milk production fac· ital invested. This was not quite f••d was $1.9'7 fos the high 25' a~ment . farmers are takiDg a bsrd look feed Into milk as indicated by duction better than 5,1100 ~ound$ cows fo.r the low (911 group and tory. As seen In the ·highl\ghts, double !he $68,1100 Invested by and $1.44 'lor the low group. lpm olthls at \\itether or nol IIIey are JOo tlieir $,1.88 return per $1 of fuel of milk lower !ban the high av, 42 cows ,lor the medium 50 t~ese farms had good produc- the low 25 per cent and was Crop acres·is draslically differ- dure; ,, ing lo Increase incolll!' this fed. Tbelr margin stood at 26 erage per cow or 14.97Q pounds: cent. In retqrns per doll a tlon per cow, anti adequate herd about 50 per cent more than ent, 236 acres for the high 25 Meigs area f~~eJ~~~ year over lut. · per 'cent and overhead· at 29 The Income ·per operator in worth of leed fed, ltJe low to give volume, a higb net the $83,0110 invested by the me- per cent and 128 ror the tow ed hi. securing There is sliD live months re- per c~. i the low!!& per Cl!llt was just OV· was $1.98 per dollar's worth of margin, a low overhead, a dium 50 per cent. ~ 25 per cent. Number of cows ilusiness' Analysts malnlng to adjust lhls but the Thelr productive w9rk load er $6,000 as eompared to the !ted fed and the medium 50 high return per dollar of feed The management labor in· 1p•r man was 26 'on the ·hi g h eludes dairy, 'beef cattle, production plans are well set was b~h at 3,030 ~30.3 te~ hour high 25 per cent of over $10,000. cent was $U6 cent, which was and a relatively high pro- come for full time operator in \eroup and 19.on the tow and llwine msy con~t the now so cllangel will aot have a days)' hours for e&ch full time !11 other words, those with high only 12 cenls difference. work load for each wor- the higb 25 per cent was slight· Days per man was 291; Office. ~,., .... great effect on total income. A worker. As a result of volume production per cow were able productive man work units per recent report · from Ohio State and e!Oclency, these operators lo combine suJ!erior production man was- 235 In the low· cost University involving 250 0 hI o were alile to aUain an Income 17 with adequate sizi! In order to per cent and 258 in the medium dalry farms, (five of these were per cent higher than the small achieve higll operator income, 50 per cent. · from Meiga Count) points out herd with a lower degree of ef· SORTED BY ClOST · Thf big change, that volume and efftdehcy are !Jete~ as seen in the low 25 When the 250 records w e r e appe.rs In !be fact that w I t h the two big faciors In determln· per c~t of the group. sorted on the basis of cost of tba low cost producers the ing mcome per operator. · It should be pointed out that producing milk, the low cost 25 margin was 3' per cent whereWhen these ;150 records were the prqlluctive man work units per cent averaged qut at $3.30 u 'l)'ith the medium SO per cent sortNI, based on number of per !~~tiD on the high 25 per cent. per hundred. The high cost JV· In the low cvsl group and 30 Big IS Cu. Ft. cows, II was found that the of the, ~erds was 303 days per eraged $5.27 per hundred, and per cent in lhe medium so per !ugh 25 per cent averaged 69 rearo.:~vbile the low 25 per cent tile medium 50 per cent aver· cent. The Income per IIJl!IFBbor· cows In lhe produciion herd·. was only 172. The medium 50 per age $3.93 P.r hundred pounds shows a difference of over $6,· 'fhis was 31!! times tba number cent spent 253 days per y e a r or milk. In this comparison the 000 with the low cost 24 per ol mws in the low 25 per cent whlcb was not too far below the production per cow was 13,202 averaging out at $14.708 and the Jack W. Caney, ~r. which averaged 20 'cows In size, high .25 per cent. pounds which was just ten m~um operator bad an income The rate of prnducUon was When these records were sort- pounds above the average for of $8,445. !. Main St. WY 2·2181 ' I ~~~Jill~·~~ GALLJPOUS - Tbe ' Soulh- ' on )lje magazine western Local Band BoOster&, . , .: " article which .he has read and 0 ATHENS - <lhlo University and the Athletic Boosters exerpls of w,hiCh be beard o_ b dell Is will welco~e nearly 4,400 new operate a food booth a~ the Gal· ., . '. •. at all," be stude?ls thiB fall, the largest ba Copnty Junl~ Fair . t hI I IAMI (UPI)-Tba bronze home nms into the recorlii'11POk• "I see•absolutely no entermg freshman class In uni· year, Anyone WIBblng to help M . ..... n1 ,_, ·B be .Anth's . can I he'= "" • • • . versity history. with this abould conlaci Mrs. Hall of Fame plaque ol James surpas.... 0 Y "1 a ,.,.. reason for her al!andoning us. ? .-rHE WATER IS CLEAN at Marietta- One .thini Nearly 3,800 prospective Ohler Piul Perroud -245-5451; Mrs. E. (Jlmfeyl F~ w;m be 714. ""' cannot: quite ·understand whJ ab<liit the u er Ohio: It's clean. We swam and sldied at University freshmen will aUend Paul Stewart - 379-2148; Mrs. draped In mourrung at the Recen!fy, Willi~ . did II and I eannol approve Malilltta an~~ water up to our necks we could look down ALGIERS (UP!) - Algeria pre-coll~ge counseling sessions John D. Lloyd - 682-527!, and galberlnll ollbe baseball claaln /San Francisco GJ~nts wba~ sba.llld. al amnee our feet, For the . b h told , Don't was reported ready Saturday to Monday (July Z4l • August 25, Mrs. Clyte Walker - Z45-5276. Coopersto~~·ii: Foxx into thlrd · Josef wa!,.a p\ctulelnof ~= 0100 that's clean. ran II lit e1Y ..us. e a plan to put furmer according to Dr. Gaige B: One of a ' ' time home 111¢ reslr..,..t as, . a 1 ~course, we h ad to go pump gas no more. ~~eae Pre m1er Mole e Paulsen, dean of University Col· COMMl'JTEE TO MEET . o_td Double .XN great home ru~ Fililx , wa» cllrllcai !ashton, he discussed hli t h . a lot of gunk to get to In fact, we found an awful lot T•=be on public trial Defore lege. Dean Paulsen said new GALLIPOLIS Richard h1tt~, amiable. guy and every Frank (Home Rllll) and his mothers it et~Jand, Ky., for example, of places where ~Its -:' an lnteraatlonal tribunal before students who don't attend sum· •Dick) Lakin, chairman of th' days friend, cfied.:ida~ ni~ under whom ba moliv•tl~n _fOf alniost i," iii the banks of the dirtiest pumps existNI, but ~e f b ~ ba Is sent back to face a death mer counseling will attend COIIII· 1967 Gallla Couaty Junior Falr Just as he wu m nl g P ~nsthd Easton, DeL, in the : hours In ~c liVe • I'OOin rivt- we've ever seen .. Great place had e_ltber gone?" 0 u sentence In the Congo. seling sessions beginnin& Sep- program committee, announe· join h\s old cro ea 8 . Eastern Shore League. aparbnent in which be grew up. claMs of th\Ck, reddish brown slness or sunply dldn t care to . tember 23 . · ~ Saturday .I!Jat aD members annual HaD of Fame Induction NO .fokt pqaiea OVer !l'lllbt gwa everywhere. For half a do any Col. Hooarl Boumedienno, the o1 his committee are scheduled ceremonies Monday. When be first reseived' "1 ani adult, Independent and mllf"below the Armco Steel 'I til we reached Algerian presldenl who holds SETS MILl RECORD to meet at tbe Main Stage on Foxx, 59, was striCken ·while to repolt to Easton , have niv own bsppy family plant there, the Ohio River ran M~~i~::nandunlalked to boaters the final decision on \\iten to RACINE - Locust Grove th fairgrounds at B p, m., Mon- b~vlng dinner at the borne of working on a farm with a life," be said, "liut ~ s\stel' 1 re~ oil on th.• wa!er ~ade there (there were many - all\ deliver Tshombe Congolese Jiil P, a senior six year old re- day to go over final delalls for biB brother, Sa~ Fou. He was and plow, said "At f~rst Katya (Th~ Russian dimln~tive II iilk Hke a noDded JUnkpll. hos itable and friendly] that President Joseph Mobutu, was gistered Guernsey cow, owned the 18th aanual fair. rnshed to Baptist Hospllal by thought somebody was lrjing for !p:aterjna) Is only 11., S.. 'd bed ~ ed here the Gallipo. reported Willing to accept the by Edson Roush bas complet· ambulance and wu pronounced PlaY a practical joke o11fi• ol course, misses· ber m(lllii!J' !& lhe tim:le:ed :~a~un· 7~ B:.~Ciu; is. U's about half pub!lc trial suggested by ed an official DHIR actual pro- ANNOUNCE .REUNION dead on arrival, :tba' apparent Actually the joke ~as bl and I try to avoid lalkiDc·t?, her H~on, It al . Pdocks 'I Ohl kamauga Creek A!rJC'III diplomats ln Algiers. ductlon record of 18 700 pounds POMEROY - 'llle annual cause a heart selZIII'e. opposing pitchers as his Hall of on this unpleasant subject. tin ' has sever moe · a m1 e up c ' ' b• . Determlno Cause • "N ted Ka'"a Jose! e£Plalned 'liM !!I est Is the Serena Boat which looks very unpromising COaaldered Criminal of milk and 716 pounds of u... reunion of the family of Abra· . Fame p1aque rea..• o · '' • . • . ~Jt:ut ~round an old tow where it hits the Ohio but which The proposal was advanced terfat, in 365 days on two times ham and Mary Will Babr will The. Dade t:;:nty rfmedical his 1D a Cau~·f!sorloobJt~ boE'We r~ueled ~nd refilled widens out Into a nice ~as in, . after the Algerian Supreme a day milking, according to be held Sunday, July 30, at 1he ex:mme~hlwas omhi' ~~; home· nm father, S , an.s 8~ ethe the·lce chest at Anchor Boat about 1110- yards wide and has a Court declared Friday-It con~l· The American Guernsey Cat- home of· Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. au.op';;. 8 ~ g f d th. home runs in 2,317 busb~nd, U .v~tr Doek, FlU! bY Ellis Flowers, on futl-ftedged marina w1th gas, dered Tshombe a criminal and tle Club. · • ;•• ltvell, Ohestl!r Star Route. A :•ne ex~c hi~·=th~r ~~ a .lifetime batting PF~:I. be~ 0been gue•~ thecOhtbt ju!lt abovt ~ mouth ater;Ace, Mv•fed docks and ruled that he sho•ld De basket dinner will be held at . a . ~ by a son Jo~ and .325 ~d, in three World tie ave fUr her declslon and 15 survJv of the tuyand<lt Rivef aUihe trimmings. extradited to the 'ConRolese DIVORCE ASKED 12:30. ' • complied a mark of .. reas:on " 'Jilere we learned that tra11si· The club is boater · owned, capital of Kinshasa, where he is GALLIPOLIS - James. Jef· a :0:~s~:~!~~~.~~~·Oct. Appea~ In seven I ; ~~b, en!' boaters seldom can fi n d non pro!it, and has about 100 under sentence of dealb lor r~rs. Rt. ! G41llr,Its,. filed a pe. Houset! Tumble into F lo th games m \\itlch ~ . . said ,.As 1, 1 told ; roo'm at the on-river docks for boats ranging from runabouts to treason l tilton Friday in Gsll1a County SO F D 'P' 22, 11107• oxx t ~=e !' Played l1rst and third bases ~nd chara~r, . he ·talk and overnight stays because there 40-loot houseboats. The chan· · Common Pleas Court for a div· o~t eep tt . m_ajor leal!lles a , age 0 1 also was a catcher." d~g our last Wll are 50 many boabJ and not nel up the creek is clearly JIM BETZ HONORED rce from Ethel Jeffers, Spring· P!CilER, Okla. (UP!) -.The WI~ Connl~ Macks Phlladel· After 10 years with • fr1enda knew of her volatile enough docks to go round. In· marked by tall ,takes with red POMEROY _ Jim Be tz. field, on grounds of gro!ill neg- earth collapsed 6\>er a zInc plna Athletics and by the time Athletics, he wBII traded 10' lbe temperam~nt and her freq~l stead, transients go up the reflectors, and, while narrow, Langsville, Ohio, has been nam- Ieet of duty. Married A~. I, mine tunnel Salurday, plung- he retired be had written 534 Boston Red il?x in .. , •harp changes ofoplnlon, which Guyandot a few hundred yard> can carry drafts up to tr.ree and ed to junior membership ln the 1954, the couple has no children. mg three houses and parts of 1~. He di~~ t loSt' any o! biB made her take diametrltly to a public ramp, or about a a half 1• e t Even if you do American Hereford Association, two others to the bottom of a hitting ability, leading . opposite positions !rom one Y. Ge unyalo t miltoe d Io B a bump bottom, It's all very soft the world's largest purebre-d ASK TO WED, 50-!oot pit. Officials said there American League with a to another. mHe to the Guyandot B o a t mud and won't hurt anything registry organl•ation. w1t h (J.A).UPOUS - One couple 1was danger of edditlonal cave- CONTINUED From Page 1 average in 1938 and Josef upressed concern !bat Club. For some rea,on, they From Pl. Ple•sant W. Va., headquarters in Kansas City. ' ap)JlJed lot a marriage license in. ' mark to .380 the aa -a rf!lult. ·o,!· I .. seem to hove room for trans• it's 711 mi)es to the nf!l:t gas Saturday morning 'in the off1ce All occcpants of the houses, sweating, proud to be butcher. season. llletime of traumatic ezpenm. ents. dock - Carl and Rose Chase's MARRIAGE UCENSI!: of Gallia County Probate Court. including a family of 12, awoke tool maker, stacker of wheat." In '1942, Fon was ces, 111011tly In ber personal life, ·.' Boats without sleeping ac- tanding just below Dam 19. Ln- POMEROY - Gary Alfred They were: Elwood Howard, in time to escape serious lnju· But be showed them its waivers to the Cbicago might still be In a ilate · ell '. comodations oflen lie '" on lh: cal boaters tell us we co u 1d Landon. 19, Tuppers p 1a 1n s. Jr :, . 18, Cheshire, student, and ry. A large section of city street, beauty 'with a description ol ,fog all'l wound up his major shoclc caused by the death ol ~ GU!andot. too; then the owner. have refueled at Pomeroy, and Sandra Kay Walton, 18, Deborah LYnn Matthews, 17, garage aad two automobiles galherlng along the wr.terfront career wHh the her common-!aw husband. Jn. eail a motel (!hero 8 ':" I w0 If there was a gas pump, Reedsville. Cheslilre, at home, also fell Into the huge hole. "on tittle. cal's feet." · _ Phillies in 1945 with a dian CommuriJSI Brlleab, Singh. nearby,. both with swimming missed 11. In those 78 m i 1e s, As he matured, he created his ble .200 batting mark al age 38.J~I~ast~~~ pools, and •re . picked up 10 I there are ~e places that ad greatest work In the masterful • 1 courtesy oars. Nice. ' • h I vertlsejuer and ice, but which 0 siX-volume biography of Abra~:··' Mx>Ve Hul)lln&t~.!'; all (;.~ don't ii'~ve it. One was at Hock· f hain Lincoln. .Thirty years ol ' way to the Ro1le1 ~am at ingporl,· Ohio, and one was research re!tllted in the f1rrl · liooli8 , the OhiO 18 • clean, Portland stationl W Va. I l' ~~ · two volumes of the Lincoln cQNTINUED From Page· 1 c'•1r river with an abundance carry two spare five-gallon BY RONALD .lll·, 'PT. PLEASANT . _ We have'IJcorry's Run Road. Hls pond bl o graph y, "The Prairie 'f\i~re were 16 Amerjcans •··•ueo•l ".J. ' ''' . 'I'ONIGMT,MONPAT of gently 'loping sandy beach- ,and are glad or it. "SoU COIIIetVllUoD 'Servlee beeJ1 devoting a large., portion will be JocateCI In a hollow near Years," published in the late a!39 wounded. · · ·,1 on6 TUISDAY ·-- ) os. We spent one night on a The Gallipolis pool ends at M~SOI Colllty ~~ our time this past week to h•• bam and will have a eon· thirties. 'l'tle comptetit!g· four ' e otber a~bush was 1 IT 1LIIIS YOU UARI WUH SUSPENSE! beach 13 miles above Hunt~g- Dam 23. a~Appie Grove, OhiO'. farm ponds. Denver Yobo and crete .trough below It to supply volumes, : entitled •The War 8 . on. AP estimated _battallonJ ton1 or. one of two,IDH!amed IS. Between·· thm and Marietta the pe,Ple are as friendly as 1 have made surveys and de- livestock water. Years," brought instant acclaim of .Viet Cong were settmg It up lands on the West Vl!'pla are six old, low-level locks in ever. At one, where we wenlfor signed ponde on farDIB of Clyde The pond site we surveyed as the g..atest portrait of the wl\fin the U.S. Army's ,:11th sld•. We wore alone. the •psce of 50 miles. some oil (Biennerbasset vc w. Bowen, D. w. Rothgeb, ror D. W. Rothgeb is located at Great Emancipator and hrou~hl Ar)nored Cavalry crunched In tn fact, except on weekends,. On our way up, we bad mira· has ga• but no oil) the deck· Jo!m w Watterson and wif. , n1s farm off the Sandhill Road Sandburg the Pulitzer Prue. and ·killed 90 of them. The th• cruising ,. l!j.l,en•rally culous luck. The longest walt hand said they didn~ have any. fred Dl~gess. toward White tburch, Tliis site , Sandburg was born the son of Americans suffered 15 killed, alone on tlir 'rlver anywhere we had was 20,.-JI!inutes. At But a man stepped off his boat Clvde w. Bowen rectllfly be- is against a hill above a pond Swedish im~ I g·r ant AUI!IISI w6unded, light damage above Portsmoulh. , three, we .waited only while 'i·e •nd offered to driv• us in t 0 come a coop!rator with the which was buUt there 10me time .Johnson, who chqed t11e oqulpment and one . helicmter The rolilude is very. mce. But .Pies were opened. At one, they town to get some at a ~ae sla· Western Soli Conservation [)Is. Iago. Much of tba water lor .tbe family name to Sandburg shot down. ~. the ·lack of gas ISn't. F,ftF! Hun· "Wre ~!ready open •nd tlon. Typlrol. !riel. His farm Is located on the n811' polld l'ill be carried to It shortly before Santlburg's birth, Slluth Korean troop• killed tinltton. ll's an e!'Y puu toGa~· breezed .ln. up, and out In eight .· by a diversion ditch, The n • w in Gdleaburg, Ill., January 6, Commwusts 1n an amb~ of Iipoli• - about 35 miles. Galh· mloutes. r REAL SST ATl •truclure 1'111 serve as a min- 1878. their own along tlle coast£ polis is very deceptive. ll's . a Then we found out why. The BIRTHS, DIVORCES now pond. - Jle spent his fon;nattve years Qui Nbon, and on. the~la~r~a:·~oil very pretty rJv•r town. w1th coal miners in the whole • • tHS. MARII'IAGES 1 1 in small central IllinoiS sclto(lb. the country near the public Iandin( and grassy river valley take an annual MAIIIA.'i LICINIII " The Watterson farm Is oca border of the Central frorit, biilmJIISP8rent gas dock. WP. hit it While the~'re '•"• r. Hom~».... o.u,...,., ••• Vl,.,_. ....,."•1••'"ed about !~;miles off Route 2 o ParatrQopera from the 11 0 111 On bur wlif ·up the riv<ll' we Honing fio eoat mov•s up r•v •'" "' st•w•rt. "· ' ''"" ••••· ''"" •· .,......, so. CoJum>uo tor. en the Jerry I :{lun Road. The Army's 173rd Brigade b~t:tl~j ) a .t Aed ' E. stt,vens. Smith, 14 tpd Jan· re.t~ent or OaliiPOU. 'Tu ;'· Watte r8on ,familv iS interested ' ri~;=!~~~:=~!:Jf:.:l pas~ed it by berause we net' No , coal no "08' ~ · "IVS and ar4 lea M. 30,GaiUpolll BldniJ· .n.me• n. mer d., at ... 11ome Iota ~di-d, 1 North Vietnam~ pIatoon 2111191 1 fuel, and were sure we'd find lt 'I cO~l tows a;e the bulk of th e :~:.~~~. ~-..~~?ni..~ ~ :u~: ~~· ::·~~~~i:t'! lfi~ va .. ,.tJ~ •••t hi in eonstrucUng I pond .t.ttere as CONTINUED From Page t iJJg 13 of them. Then! at PI 'pfasant. W. Va ' f' v e traffic up there That ext•l· lled A••••••· ••• JudyK, John.0.2I v~a: ......,. ,..,....,. ~':' .;...·~• .!:.':'~part of a beautlRCIItion project charter . , . for they have AJDericans wounded. ton: ChRrh•• n Stlnflmflb 24. l..o""-nn. tlnnn IIJ' trade He I• mm e4 b b.j' d the\ r bouse. It w.t 11 be PtBce · d Israel•s aggressiOn · aoolve l ,--..., miles be-yond why we saW S6 · many Ohio Riv- viDe, and J. Ellen McCult)', u. Oatu. wlf• Mrs. ~leve Shl~· ~ aroun Well Pl. Pl>osant has a gas I er Compan"1 towboats tied into '" u11'· "c'"1",n•.en H...K"•·c":...Loul•· •••lhte... ""· ,.,..... <B...,.,, stocked with fish and will also all the provisions of , Y1 I!. 1. an . ou...enour Crumo of Ma"III\d and M 1 d f1 ttolf: 1 19 dock but it's mainly for pump· 1the hank, doing nothing • Che•hln 1 ITMI fJo~svurUJ, eoiumbut: ~~ :::, pr:,ovl e re proee · cltarter.'' ing diesel fuel into dozens We spent or.e night at the Prtday- ~r and Mn. R.andolu'b. l ~~~~oth,: ~::=: 'ri'or:u!':.•.•·n'e~: l We have recently suneyed United Natiohs truces~:~\ toW$ and work boAts from t ~ e 1 RIPnnerhasset Yacht Club in ~r 8 ~0c:U:.;, R~~~:!.~~~u.M~u.•~ a,re tour ~artttehlldre" "•",.;.' ~~rv. •and designed. a pond for Mr. sor GeD. Odd Bull of ~ · · , eu were conducted Saturdo at the · lks Wl"th Egyptian town's ~usy harbors WP h&d ' Parkerc;bur2' W. Va. Mrt MoD•II o. S•aln, Rt. t crown IFattfl Galpel chureb, Galllpoll• Ferry and Mrs. Wilfred Dmgess at completed ta to tie between a workboat and all It's across the river In ~~t,!~~~~h~~rT!::.;.~~:';.::.~ "'s~~; ::~.buA~Ie"~ 111 Be•te Cllapel Cerne. their newly purchased farm on \officials in "full agreement" I.)D derrick flat tlh10' end found the "'uRI hos. '"~·,~.~ •_m· 11 , ..,. Mro M a. ..... Redmund Ridge. A diversion the stationing of U.S. Ce1ase·ftrle[ Before we found trat spot. we pitable atmosphere. It's a pri· Rhode• 1801 ch.:.U.ut st.. ·dauJhter, Ire, '~led ;~J::!'ct.~·~~~rub ';'~· ditcb will be bUilt to catTY addi· lobserv~rs with ~gyptlan troops 1 followed thf' Corps of Engine~-"rfl vate, boatt>r-owned elub, wit~ ;~z~:, vr. and Vr•. &~~17 ~~r:/.~~e 1 !:; ~~f:.:S the dw,h tional water to the pontl. Their along the Suez canal. ,, tharts to a small-boating ha r- 1ll new clubhoust' and &bout 50 IM LaJOn~~ 107 ,s"M••• 8A,..v_•:.· 1T1h~a. a. ' lAura Rhode& whn mn1~e:ndo~11r:~ Ipond will be a source of 1i v r..l He planned furt~ tal~s rn : and ... r an n. •uw'l 0"0\U 1\lrYivon are b.tr bu ba d J ] ffi \ j A di l::ior off thP KEtnawha River. It I boa I~. The other docks In Jonea, 1138~ Firat AYe .. d&UJhter. 4.:04. f'nn .. ,,.. Chf'ahlr.l ItO~. ~~~:;nl!.o~:..: stock w~ter and will also be \Jsrae j 0 . c 8 a. ' .pu e wu there, but the man who are not so nice b u t o.m. ou••• ' Ch w'"'•' .. , '• • •, •.,hter Mra. 1 • m .. stocked with fish. l•raell naval all~~ boat 1 _ · an • • • 1• WllbnineeJ • broth· ' ed ' - Mrt. Uttla lunron, "· Cbarlenoh. er loha ·~ VlDWfil two lhlt.r Carl llmble ltu been be~ thP cana· 1 ba• bam per ' W. Va .• alliter of Mn. Maqant Ehml Mr11 ~alho-n Willi llntn11 ,... ltv N .r: Ed a • .._,_ ~--lop k li'-1 Ob'-..t• to the ' ' GalllpcJIIIo died 8\lndll' at CharMtlOII.' lll.d lin. AudftJ' Arnold cherlelt(ni' tnt will ~-~-p WI:YIC a wor &4.11"' ~-:''i Born Sept. 21. t8110.1J1.Kanah~ ~·~:· w. Va.: 1rll!.dDIH1ltli. 'fr. and ~ r 14: sprtac on 1111 tann ftldl lie cperaUons because It .maint& 1i1S ty w va. lhe wu Uie au1 · e J•m• TbolllPion and tour l!'andellll ' " 1 1 1 lh" late Jam•• Clark IDd Marilla PTancH dnn s•mcee..J;•rw hPkl 8tl:unh" .i purcbaled fnm Qoedlal Dad-- the cease fire ine. 8 a ong a . ~:e:::'.: !:U:.~·aa!.~ c"!trt~ t:~d~:~~nd •::rla~!:~4n lf:.~!i dlnJ. Mr. Raybanl i1 fattiJI. Israell·held bank of the, c_arial. ua when 11\Wr'• hut,at\4 wu lh.er· Rill comet.ery, me a reetan-1at' eon e r, t e Israel maintains the llne runs ur ot Oal11a CounlJ, ller onlY other • , &'""''""' ,, , ... c.,, ••••'"· ~~»·~ ! trourll wldcii will aJIIIIIly wa- down the middle of the. canal. lncton. w. Va. s.me.. wore bald i "C Wllildle L•ult Hlclu"... • Co. It lor .... eattle R I .,. Wadnud&J' and burial WAll In Sprint l lumbua, U. S. Arm 7, beu.me f~Urih r • II I In • MI. , Rill Cemeter7 at Chnlelton. Ga1lla CountJ s.motrnan to die 1n er Iarmer w1H1 reee&dy be· ED~R TO ttrEAK , r Fl••• ldward Wltlla• .. 85. • nl· Vtetna.,. when he wu klUed ID ~tlon [ · COLUMBUS (UP!] - Thom· tlve of Gam. CountJ, cUed Monday In on Ju17 11 In tht t~•ntral Htlhlanda. tame a cooperator wtda t Ia e f; ' ----~---------- Plant Analysis Offers Supplement To Regular Soil Testing Practice BY BltY80N R. CARTER mind "other farmers about the Ell. Aceal, A&rlcaliDre pre . " II through this news colGaWa Colllll.f umn, GALLIPOLIS - Stanley Ev· SUPPLEMENTS TESTING . ans called me the other even- The plant analysis program mg and asked for lnfOfmation .s designei to supplement so1l about 1tlle '!plant analysis" pro- testing as a means of deter· rram offered by The Obio State mining those fertilizere1r~ ~~~:m!~ University. which may be In d' 1 Stanley ,plans to run tests on excess supply. his com this year,. and while I The grower or Industry Wal talking with him, I thought son oblains a · kit it mtgh~ be a gOOd idea to re- our oUJCe for J3.75 submits .. Jmen·cans' conse..''atJOftlQ!ts· . .' Busy' WJt. hFarm pond 8 6tLKESoN 1 INeel1.!\ SRnundup . , MH-30 saves time and money compared. ytjt~ ~nd suckering . MH-30 sucker control pays off with more useable tobacco. MH-30 treated tobacco holds the leaf ·better and longer. ;: MH-30 avoids leaf damage. ' I PIA "l·s OVIefS Central S()ya Of Ohio ;f I 1 r. 1 1 ufl "''"'"I _ It .. 0 4 1n I Qnnt '1oltp\lal. Columbu• 8()1"' "''~· Bdm lune u. IMl at Bidwell he "''ll Dtstrld. :11, 1881, near CroWD Cltf,, Survtv. tha eon of Mr. and llln. AnJe)o Hick. . as Vail ~itor Of tlie CIEIY!!la,nd,L . · We lli'8 currentl)' making • Plam 'Dea1er. .... to f S B lrd tiJt: Survey Dr J. · 8 00 , IJ}UDmeT •1 • IOJI of the late P'J!Jah an.a tHen Ch~l) . . .... HI ll'rlved tn Vlttnaal Marth I, man WUUaDU. He w11 • nUred rural fH7 .. • me"'bf'r of Co 8 lltth ln· mall Clrrler and Will I membl!r Of thl flllley, Fourth DI,..IIM: lrldllOhio Valley Loctp No. 538. Free •nd IUM trO'TI North Oallla lfldl Reboot the Horton place of Cbllders and dress at A.-ee.,ted Yaaon1, Crown Cit,)'. SD.n1Y· 1 ht 1n0ved lo ColumllU.I wbal't' he wu 1 on an OM .... t.ewll r. WIIUama. ernplo~ b,. the Clb or ColumlluR orl. { ntlders farm. It is local~ on on Seot. Aft.r bu., of ColUmlW.IJ eae etater r •· aDd one dauf}lter, lin. LWltn IIOrr, GoldJt lonea, HllnllnftOn, W. Ya.; one brat!Mir, ouwr WUHaWII. Port.moaUu and 3 rran4chUdren. Bervleea Wlte lltld Thundaj at lhe o. 1. Woo4J•r4 Funeral Home and bul'lal ••• In Fill'> enterlq In Septem· : or bar,to1.. 8. He \Ithe a11o'-tmf aunl'ftd )J' bll l wlfe who Hlid11 In CohtmbUII. $11'\'lct wlJJ be tleltl at 10 a.m. Mondav. July #4, et tile WUU•m UoNabll J'uaanl HOI"'M In Cotumbui. ,..., t.awn Cemetetr. ColumbUa. ' ~orld._st 1-row tractor colnc,. ~ Atlls·Chalmera Series D-101 m i!'ltll ;~ ·p_.!O you can throttle bao~ and work aU , jlay U C1Wf. tpud for precision planting or cultlvatQng, Or, call on the Power·Crater encino for all . ·tbe pwer you can uae! Traction Booater Jiveo auloma~c weight transfer in tou&b &oinJ. For bi1 _./fllbll#Y you'll like a Serieo !II 0-10! D.vld leYMifl, 18, Columbua, IOD. ot i.ht late A. W. and Debra Mortlft Rernolda, cUed lltwdiJ In CohtmbUI 111t paNIItt were fanrt~r naldent. of Gallla Count)'. a.mflllt eoutlll tn Oellla County an Ml't. Julia ~lmann. Oalllooll11 Mra. 0 Clifton Prle.tleJ, N'Ort.b"PJ and Jtn, X.U. .,..._., TII~UE~&n. Onwllda riWs wen bald. . , _ . , '" TJD Bb01 Came~TJ. • 1ft. •••II LH llantp, 10. Rt. 1 ' ' Will Route. 2 below Crab "-··k ~~~~~====~~~~ W1;'C • Jt should also be mentioned , that t~ tile ditcher 11 SCheduJ.. e'1 ten•·tlvely for August 1, loC\ Mason County. JoJnwoa atanWa:. TbQ mo•ed ta OaJ. "*"•• 1. Ctnlw.tl,. 'fl. Colum'bua, 111 Counw h 1MI1. Ot.hf!J' aurvt•o~"~~ •re i a former ruldeat a1 GJJ.Upoll• d1t11 1 fOUr Nt.n: Hri. Blrllhl BenD 'I'Jr.ur. 1 TllellliJ tn Colum.lnu. A mtJed em· : muu Ml'll . S.tb Blfilll Chtll\cotl\I .Nr PIOfl of the GaWpoU1 St.ta lnat1tute. PalO' Haner. llllt~hlelll.l ud ~t41; at WI~UAMSON" 1M • • fonfter ONraW of tbt hrt. honltl · ud thi'Mt b,.thtre BrUme lin llarket, fl• 11 ,IUrvlt'ed b:t bill wtle ,Biantoa, Rt. I Vt~ton: ltD ~tan. 'Mh. eon ldc:uma cea'dw.n. a• ... CIIJ••-,oau, •11d RObert t~u-. 1lk!ht. a mdiber of VM- Ytnton lleUto<li•' 11an. J'un11~a1 wtn "' ...... '1.Cburt:b. III'YIHI wen 'b.el4 Wednu- ttl 1& I p,nl;; tbll ~ at th 1 ALUioCHALMIIIS DIAI.Iilt ltliTI.AND, 0. at \ht Jem a~.rt~ ''nn"' r a 1 Rto ..MUir B•pllat Chun:'b.. and Hrtll "'ii!i;;lo...,,_____~------..1 .,_ Bama Ml Columbl&l aDd burial wu lA · WUl M la IMMul' Ctmetei'J', · ~ ~,. ' WilliAMSON FARM SUPPLY 1, It VInton, U. S. ArmJ, wu 1dU.d Ia ac. II--.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,=~ ... DD ID VIetnam JUIJ' )1. He Wll t b f' ;a tJftb oauu COUntJ MJ'Y\JNtman to die lD the Vlttaam War. BJt. Blanton wu 1 .. .uor at 8ou'hWt11era tUgb StbOOI wllan he anll•t.ad til the Al'lttv DJI Dee. tll.lHS. He •r.rl\'«1 1.n YiaLMm ltY,tn JDOntba qo •• 1 1Tll1ftbtr of the 116th £Jch& JnflllJI'Y Bttcade. Born tn hr• TONI"HT MO.,DAY te Cobnb·. W. Vt., on Oel. lo&, tMI 'b.e • J. ,. w"\ \he io111 of Bert tnd rJlu,.atll 1 AND Tui-QAY . ' UMA lONf;t ,: ·State . ••me.• ........... Jul, . p1 ' I IU 2~2~ • • ~N CUitTAINN ~ J U . _ d ·~wf: e .•D re lft1 , U PLUL.. · ( .-... y- IIIIIDII .OP DRACULA" • (fec~nJ1'QIOf) '--'!""--~..;..--...Jijl:,. · ;;_ •· .........,.~-~....""'!oj J': jo . SALE! USED BUYS 'OPEN TIL 9 PM MONDAY THRU SA.TiftDAY CHEST FREEZERS __ $110 OUR LOCATION-\I!e're located on E•t Main St., (Royte.7), In the upper end of Ppmeroy, above the High Schoel. LOOl( for the BIG LANDMARK SIGN Qn the left. YOU CAN C/oLL .US C,OLLECT'WY 2-2181. . •, ' eS.verel Good Used ft. " ' Refrigerators Priced to Sell • ' I =========-' The laboratory a~ts r aHal~!~~ampies of the follow- ' Agronomic: Com, allalfa, clover and other Je. wheat, oats, barley, forage grasses, sugarbeets. .. ·- Hortictdhtral: Apple!, peach. es, pears, sour cherries, sweet tuce, muskmelons, o nlo n s, .p<jJpei'S, potatoes, radishes, spin ach, sweet corn, tomatoes. SAMPUNG PROCEDURE II you want a small grain or forage grass analyzed, you would collect the upper • most leaves from 20 to 25 plants just prJOr to heading. Collect the top •ix inches from 20 to 25 plants prio• tq ..Qowering for analysts · or alfalfa or other legumes. For corn you would collect a fully developed leaf below the whorl fro!" '15 to 20 plants just bel'ore tasseling or collect an ear leaf from the same number or plants at silk Initiation (samples .should not be taken· alter pollination). Speclcil instructions for sampling procedure are given in th.e kit when purchased from our office. Different procedures are also given for plants abnor. · mal In appearance. WHAT YOU RECEIVE , These crops wJIJ be analyze! all of the following e\e. :1 m4mts: nitrogen, phOspbQruS, potwium, calcium, magnesl· manganese, boron, copper, i!IDC, molybdenum, and alum!· num. The reporl lndlciltea lbt elements which may be In deflo. lent or excess supply, toge,ther· ll with recollllllended correctJve procedures. '! ' ... , lji) " WHY As I see the program (which is in its 4th year), II hss major appllcattclns on GaWa Cow1ty farms: - II can be a tool to perlndlcaliy check each fietd to · none the level or nutrients and 1 lj> i'' I \" '; ,. "- ': · 975·a mediJun.size harvest ~r to spare! ,_ c::Ja,ok lt oa... Here's harvest power. Plenty of it. Whether you're planting narrow-row or wide-row. ·~~~e~. ':n~ wa::wu Driving It Is a big, brawny 85-hp engine, for example. Its got can help d~teJ'mlue we a · the·heft to handle-the heavy crops, the "push" for the tough iP<>IS in your fen;J[ty II· conditions; f<eeps you right on rolling till the crop's in. program before they beth · • ' bll'tv t ·li!i'Gme serious anti reduce yields. er~ S a t.f, · o mate·· h•The "975" measures ... "'"· ean be ~Cularly valult·ll · than the 'big" price combines. Extra-big bl• lletda wluch ·have are fed byahalmost;40-lnchll Jl!lodlf~·11\1 ·at ,a hlglt : ----.., . COfn-r<~nd clel!lner corn! be a tooll·41~~j~~!~/J' ·lermlnecan nutritional :;c:n l /' 1 HOUI· ' ' ,, f0 Iii Plants >, ' broccoli, cabbage, carrots caul· iflower, celery. cucumbers, let· for BURLEY TOBACCO \ the plant sample to the Plont Analysis Laboratory, Ohio Agri. cultural Research anti Develop. ment Center, Wooster. CONTINUES AT POMEROY Chest Freezer OnlyS194·50 cherries, grapes, beall!, beets, MH 30 1• L f fh L J ay e an ( I - medical pubU. studenl· st!PBIY contlomned Svetlan~'s published denuncia· badly , audible : telephoM·:. · "ln. their hearts, lha, her bowever for fleeing her lion of her aeeend husband andlfrl!m Swiizerland last spring, agreed w1th her: , · • • · ' . , .' . . • J!lSef """'fl&glllittcj and·sncr1 About 4,400 Frosh Expected by OU ,, ' ker. Through this sqpjirlor com· ly over $11,000 1whleh was bet.!"Wjlel.her · "" .. " bination of volume an4 efficien· tcr thai! 8 times . !lle>lrn:\:imlf qJ •.o ma~e cy, tlle low !!1151 .2 per Cl!nt bad the low 25 · per. cent ol1 $1,882. cadi year a not income per operator al- The m~dium 50 per cent of the!lEi tors. Some of Th '67 · I' · L · 'I FarJQ.ers S .urvey1ng ~lf ..· ' 'DCO ·me . e.ve. ~·:~~:~,t~~::.s~·Jargeasthe:r~~~~~::;:e~;n!:~:~:~. :~;;r;:~:~:~~ -=:as ::to~~. h~ ~:~e~:lnC:~t.! de:~:c~ba~erex:~bt. a~· . "'" The SUnc!ay·Times.sentlnet, SUnday, July 23, 11167-3 I , , .SlajiD'' By ~Y SHAPmo lnauv."·land. He ~tlributed her expreseed puzdement o•' there bas been. ~. ~ntadl ZZ.y~~d medic~ MOSCOW (UPI)-Josef Alli· detection to "instabllity of eolnnversionclto ~lntervanitye.w bestw.eetl@ana 'themm· anthd:elrte~op~~ ~ . HI "-· 01 a1 char ter" and uid ba did pot an ex us1ve 1 otod91 Josef AIIUllyev, bBl luyev ·iayl a e....,. person acb UP! be said be and his ' teen • eonversation llll\t later in 1111 IUD a aew ll8ld look at W. unhappiness may have Jrlven miss er. ' . 't in '•-...:.cail Mags molber'• deleetloa to lb Ualtiol his IIIIi~. . Josef Ststin·s The yoll,llj man sald .Svellt a~ed s~r Ek_aterma W~!!,te. 0 . ~. """':'" Month! l He rol ted b11 aad bi, dauaiiter SVellana to defect to na'a re)atlqnshlp with me late their mother last sprlnff and (TJ!.e· Ati:f . matt~ Marl~t~~:~don 1\~!~~~ ~~~~~!on !~;t~~~r~" :~~:; :1-;.:::.~:! ~~;:~-old m:U.s leellilla m' th~~ni~ .S::~:old " 1 '' '' ' I your New J-Jolland dealer b(.i the one to give you the full story. New Holland Division of Sperry Rand Corporation. .~ I ; I I �·' I " ' ' ( ' . ,. ' ' • ' 5UNDAY lwft PAPER 'i \.., ~. -) ' / '' I ' ' . t..-~e~,.....~II.~~IUlJ.D,IM7 I .': ' .. .Donation o.l $50. Made to Meigs · School ProJ·ect Communitx Corner "' ~- If .... I• 'II BH/llch Personal Notes from Pomeroy lll!IA • ' ' ·, That Brilliant . J l I ' ~ I I 11e11 l1llborlJe a al8lldln8 eommtssloa 1o Perbapa eVfOO!II has 1bqht ol tbat' "BrllUUDD" . idea ,' ilo llreiiDIIDI II'JVVD"· . update -!IJ an -~·· ~~U~WY~ and fnYl!BtlglliODS condueted by ~fflcjaJ &ge!>pnt, If aiily aecepted by the eotabllshcles of the governmenl Its wort would liltint In Waiblngton. ' be aimUar 1o prodllc:inl new, revised ellHOover Commlssiorul of all grades lind lions of ofllelll pommenl rtpOI'II. Illes bave tpeil\ m!Ukllll of dollm lindThink of lbe uvblp Ill ape1111 and lila wllai li .w.riN 8lld producing auggeo- lime! . 110111, ~uallY quilll pointed, to Congress Take one llny ezample - the Oblo aboul how to elean up its solled linen. River flood control problem. lilt Coll8l'fsi rarely beeds. II moves Survey after l!lll'VtY bas beell beld to li¢el It a time, each !)8l'tln8 with tradl1ea1'll w1Jat tile problem II and wbal to do llla ml•. ~ 1n1awt1 like major about It Eacft lime 1bl atanl UteraluN, • IIII'II!Y· . of llndlnga, are )lnored wbolly or Ill pari, JkldJ will befall, -.. IIUJliiOII, our reeand the enltre around recovered. tllinendalloll to follow. II II ao almple Tllla Ia watte. 1bl Congrell waald DOl dare accept II; to 01 eoune, II teept people buay on 4D ·• woiilll ·make Ill members appear government wort. But thai, really, Is not lgoliM fGr 1101 ba~ thought of .II t!lemtile objeel of government. (Or Ia It'!) I!Jtti loag ago. · FU!:IIIeimort, unpleasant problelnl ;: We know it II Hl1 to !lfltlciP: mucll could# DOt an coovenlently bl llloved lllldlr . . . dlfflcull lo be In the m1dst "' the lbe"iuoll'lllt ruls by 111lplng lnvestlg• ·IIC!Ion, wbloh II wben our tlteted repre. live eommJtteel to lind 01$ . what they're ptiVM are. (lmg. aareDee Yllter. , all about. tplUtll', of eur 10111 dlstrlet, 111111t It')' I ~ all ltle Interests of lhe peoAnnually, our blue ribbon commlltel, ila ill lira dlstrlet. Olr people, Uke all of people with the blghest reputallona, !!lollll Ill all ot!>ft' diBiriele, prsent evt17 . tlhould eolleet inllde one cover, In appell. .; .. ilpbim. ' •~ -~ ' dll form, the lateat tlndiDga on lbeH ..,..,., .. ' tbtDI.. ~ lhadel .crl. opiDloD · problema that W01licln't be under an y ite ee one objective: the eost rup. co~ by making It 11101'• effici'lben maybe Congresa, and the public, t. lomebow. bowever, somethlns bapo wblcb tends lo forget problema wben bid~~ to 110arly every suggestl011 that den from view, could be more elfecllva would ease tbi tupayers' burden. where the aelloa 11. 'W• lJI'4IPGII ,m.p}f 1o bavt lha . ,: o a- Yeu Can Be a Highly Traintd BEAUTY OPERATOR And the Woll Com.es Tumbling Down? ' •' ·· · By Enrolling Now In the •' BEAUTY SCHOOL *lng l ·'• VALLEY BEAUff SCHOOt'" • 410 FlONT ST. MA11111'TA. o; PIIOno S7W17 How Long the Path to Harmony ... - ll!e progresa e1 a moniiJIIIIIi UDder coastructloD at the IIOiorlwl -tdralloll camp wbere :14.000 Jew• and . . ~ !Shed at llie hllldl of an older ,....UOU. He rejeclll the nollon a.t ••• YOIJill Germllll llloald bl- -IU'delle4 wllti pilloW~ ' 1bl p.necullnll of 1bl .few!, allhoqh he empbaa!W the! ''IMJ CIIIICJI! eecapa rtiJIOIIIIbllllf forblalorJ.' ' 'lbli attttude ... IIIIIIIJMd up by J011111 Oerman w'llfl' tol4 him, "II I hel~ ., ,to llle ~ or Qoelbe IIIII ga,ntw, I ._ Personal Notes From Middleport Meigs Events Monday lonl to the people ~ Bltl•." CallniDaq now .plpl, wllll the aupport of lbe GenDm 1"11'111111111. to Ill 11p 111 orpnlulloit lo brlnf J®l1l Amlrlclll Jewa lo GermliiY to eapp Ia loDIIrul> live dlalop wltll Gmnlil J011111 people. One WOIIden If 11 wm liD IIIIOiher IID"NIIoll beloit Arabi e111 qap Ia etlllllrudlve dlaiOIUt with J - - Gr, for .. ll!at .matter, before willie 111111 Clll aIt down with. bllr:t men la ltle profua-r'l MUSIC CENTER & HOBBIES *1,\USIC ~k$ *ALBUMS & RECORDS *APPLIANCES .T.V.'S & ANTENNAS *MUSICAL INS:rRUMENTS *RADIOS & PHONOS *BOOKS & ~liN *STAMPS, COINS, ART SUPPLIES *CAMERAS, TAPE RECORDS, WALKIE TALKIIiS < ilaml cllf 111 NtwMt. ··PT. PlEASANT-426 MAIN · " STORE HOURS •I 0 A.M.-9 P.M.' Daily - - - - - • SPECIAL . Major Label iALBUMS FALL TERM Begins Sept. 12 • SPECIAL Reg. 99c BUDGET ALBUMS Assortment of moo- ' aural and stereo re<ords. All by pop· lllar artlsto. .R~glstratlon T!m• SAVE $1.17 ON3 3 1 5 i WHY PAY MORE? Chance of a lifetime to get fine, long playing albums at terrific savings, prices have been reclde• , ly cut on dozens of famous artists' aod labelllbumL.. ' Large selection of poJIUlar, classical, InstrumeliPI and singing gw11ps. Perfect tilne to·ldd to your record collection. ~ . . REGULAR $2.99 IEGULAI $3,ft $ 99$ ;4 7'· Mmi,.l 42 Squlr• Inch Rt. I '114 ton, Pearl KuiPPi ur.. Holmes, b:l Mn. )louab 0( c,otumiJI!L . PORTABLE TV If y0u need cataklt a~d lnforllllti:Pn. Call, .Write, 9'' Overall Diagonal 68·83 . or Visit. --LIPOLIS IUSitiSS coilic;E FOLDING GUllAR STAND. KODAK 104. . INSTAMATIC CAf:J\ERA ..ny............... _ _ _ __ : DUPONT MYLAR(r} R..ulor $17.25 .94 . 3" REEL ...... 2U ft. S~ s•!, :~EEI- •••• a ft. $1.19 ·~· !liiD. '• .,.. 12110 ft. $1.79 '. • .. •o I ' SAYI $1 SAVE $1 ' I ' . ' �·' I " ' ' ( ' . ,. ' ' • ' 5UNDAY lwft PAPER 'i \.., ~. -) ' / '' I ' ' . t..-~e~,.....~II.~~IUlJ.D,IM7 I .': ' .. .Donation o.l $50. Made to Meigs · School ProJ·ect Communitx Corner "' ~- If .... I• 'II BH/llch Personal Notes from Pomeroy lll!IA • ' ' ·, That Brilliant . J l I ' ~ I I 11e11 l1llborlJe a al8lldln8 eommtssloa 1o Perbapa eVfOO!II has 1bqht ol tbat' "BrllUUDD" . idea ,' ilo llreiiDIIDI II'JVVD"· . update -!IJ an -~·· ~~U~WY~ and fnYl!BtlglliODS condueted by ~fflcjaJ &ge!>pnt, If aiily aecepted by the eotabllshcles of the governmenl Its wort would liltint In Waiblngton. ' be aimUar 1o prodllc:inl new, revised ellHOover Commlssiorul of all grades lind lions of ofllelll pommenl rtpOI'II. Illes bave tpeil\ m!Ukllll of dollm lindThink of lbe uvblp Ill ape1111 and lila wllai li .w.riN 8lld producing auggeo- lime! . 110111, ~uallY quilll pointed, to Congress Take one llny ezample - the Oblo aboul how to elean up its solled linen. River flood control problem. lilt Coll8l'fsi rarely beeds. II moves Survey after l!lll'VtY bas beell beld to li¢el It a time, each !)8l'tln8 with tradl1ea1'll w1Jat tile problem II and wbal to do llla ml•. ~ 1n1awt1 like major about It Eacft lime 1bl atanl UteraluN, • IIII'II!Y· . of llndlnga, are )lnored wbolly or Ill pari, JkldJ will befall, -.. IIUJliiOII, our reeand the enltre around recovered. tllinendalloll to follow. II II ao almple Tllla Ia watte. 1bl Congrell waald DOl dare accept II; to 01 eoune, II teept people buay on 4D ·• woiilll ·make Ill members appear government wort. But thai, really, Is not lgoliM fGr 1101 ba~ thought of .II t!lemtile objeel of government. (Or Ia It'!) I!Jtti loag ago. · FU!:IIIeimort, unpleasant problelnl ;: We know it II Hl1 to !lfltlciP: mucll could# DOt an coovenlently bl llloved lllldlr . . . dlfflcull lo be In the m1dst "' the lbe"iuoll'lllt ruls by 111lplng lnvestlg• ·IIC!Ion, wbloh II wben our tlteted repre. live eommJtteel to lind 01$ . what they're ptiVM are. (lmg. aareDee Yllter. , all about. tplUtll', of eur 10111 dlstrlet, 111111t It')' I ~ all ltle Interests of lhe peoAnnually, our blue ribbon commlltel, ila ill lira dlstrlet. Olr people, Uke all of people with the blghest reputallona, !!lollll Ill all ot!>ft' diBiriele, prsent evt17 . tlhould eolleet inllde one cover, In appell. .; .. ilpbim. ' •~ -~ ' dll form, the lateat tlndiDga on lbeH ..,..,., .. ' tbtDI.. ~ lhadel .crl. opiDloD · problema that W01licln't be under an y ite ee one objective: the eost rup. co~ by making It 11101'• effici'lben maybe Congresa, and the public, t. lomebow. bowever, somethlns bapo wblcb tends lo forget problema wben bid~~ to 110arly every suggestl011 that den from view, could be more elfecllva would ease tbi tupayers' burden. where the aelloa 11. 'W• lJI'4IPGII ,m.p}f 1o bavt lha . ,: o a- Yeu Can Be a Highly Traintd BEAUTY OPERATOR And the Woll Com.es Tumbling Down? ' •' ·· · By Enrolling Now In the •' BEAUTY SCHOOL *lng l ·'• VALLEY BEAUff SCHOOt'" • 410 FlONT ST. MA11111'TA. o; PIIOno S7W17 How Long the Path to Harmony ... - ll!e progresa e1 a moniiJIIIIIi UDder coastructloD at the IIOiorlwl -tdralloll camp wbere :14.000 Jew• and . . ~ !Shed at llie hllldl of an older ,....UOU. He rejeclll the nollon a.t ••• YOIJill Germllll llloald bl- -IU'delle4 wllti pilloW~ ' 1bl p.necullnll of 1bl .few!, allhoqh he empbaa!W the! ''IMJ CIIIICJI! eecapa rtiJIOIIIIbllllf forblalorJ.' ' 'lbli attttude ... IIIIIIIJMd up by J011111 Oerman w'llfl' tol4 him, "II I hel~ ., ,to llle ~ or Qoelbe IIIII ga,ntw, I ._ Personal Notes From Middleport Meigs Events Monday lonl to the people ~ Bltl•." CallniDaq now .plpl, wllll the aupport of lbe GenDm 1"11'111111111. to Ill 11p 111 orpnlulloit lo brlnf J®l1l Amlrlclll Jewa lo GermliiY to eapp Ia loDIIrul> live dlalop wltll Gmnlil J011111 people. One WOIIden If 11 wm liD IIIIOiher IID"NIIoll beloit Arabi e111 qap Ia etlllllrudlve dlaiOIUt with J - - Gr, for .. ll!at .matter, before willie 111111 Clll aIt down with. bllr:t men la ltle profua-r'l MUSIC CENTER & HOBBIES *1,\USIC ~k$ *ALBUMS & RECORDS *APPLIANCES .T.V.'S & ANTENNAS *MUSICAL INS:rRUMENTS *RADIOS & PHONOS *BOOKS & ~liN *STAMPS, COINS, ART SUPPLIES *CAMERAS, TAPE RECORDS, WALKIE TALKIIiS < ilaml cllf 111 NtwMt. ··PT. PlEASANT-426 MAIN · " STORE HOURS •I 0 A.M.-9 P.M.' Daily - - - - - • SPECIAL . Major Label iALBUMS FALL TERM Begins Sept. 12 • SPECIAL Reg. 99c BUDGET ALBUMS Assortment of moo- ' aural and stereo re<ords. All by pop· lllar artlsto. .R~glstratlon T!m• SAVE $1.17 ON3 3 1 5 i WHY PAY MORE? Chance of a lifetime to get fine, long playing albums at terrific savings, prices have been reclde• , ly cut on dozens of famous artists' aod labelllbumL.. ' Large selection of poJIUlar, classical, InstrumeliPI and singing gw11ps. Perfect tilne to·ldd to your record collection. ~ . . REGULAR $2.99 IEGULAI $3,ft $ 99$ ;4 7'· Mmi,.l 42 Squlr• Inch Rt. I '114 ton, Pearl KuiPPi ur.. Holmes, b:l Mn. )louab 0( c,otumiJI!L . PORTABLE TV If y0u need cataklt a~d lnforllllti:Pn. Call, .Write, 9'' Overall Diagonal 68·83 . or Visit. --LIPOLIS IUSitiSS coilic;E FOLDING GUllAR STAND. KODAK 104. . INSTAMATIC CAf:J\ERA ..ny............... _ _ _ __ : DUPONT MYLAR(r} R..ulor $17.25 .94 . 3" REEL ...... 2U ft. S~ s•!, :~EEI- •••• a ft. $1.19 ·~· !liiD. '• .,.. 12110 ft. $1.79 '. • .. •o I ' SAYI $1 SAVE $1 ' I ' . ' �'I ' ,1, '. i I ,. <. / '' •• ' ' ~ ' \. ·. ' i J. ' 1~ ( ,, ' ' ~~~ I 'I 'I I· , · a..-ohte Sunday,~~UMl, Sunday, July 23, 1~7 r-o~ D': ' '. ' l . ) 'and 'dtber symptoms, abe wa~ !"tiTS · wining to c1o anything, nd ·p17 . WOIII111 · · any amount of JIIOQeY to get re. d ,,;::l!.hr~tt'~~;•:l~i Lawmce,,.R.D.S. Sh rtnail --'-gedthelr I. . oc:tor (!:..t. \ lief. .e ~ ,_,.. . m~ ,B!I\OIIqP!'l Jl~ l:omf to pay $1,00Q In advanc; readera cog.e ilter re·· to a liO'C&lleil specialist lor his lei'•!OOBI In •tbe'se ~111111111 10 promise of a. :'cure." joint· (t.M. join!) J!I'O- In !Ome ca.W. psychotherapy . bl~ms. .• . can be an tmpolianl part of the ~oat WI ~ , e~ cure. Wblie ~tiBia are n o I . an~ sn.ppplp,g Jaws; openbig to trajned to llfill!ate or lre~t . one ,slle; ' dlf!Jcuilr l!l ·:~ntng, these paUen~. : and ~hUe It • "·lightiless In Jaw," .~ sen-. ralber difficUlt to say to a paaation 011 :.Ide o f . ilnd pal- !lent, " .. : ... to~ need:.a psychi. .1 and . ,9I,p..,. ·•· a~rlst.. .... " , It' ate . ~.Ji . ,oua .de~s . s smne.lime~ - ~ jolot ill fr!ipt' of ,, 1~ e !li!ClllsarY to. refer a patient to :~" ~lrlsl for proper eval~r M01ll severe eomj!l~~ , are eti(In and treatment. and long-~tirlg J¥!acl- · But·hearken, all you T.M. suf· aHeeiiDg an~ · h•aad ferei-s. You're not ·an crazy and neck reKiobs, , "i!ot".'.b8ing and you needn't mortgage your able to find .1 1·colnfort•bl• J*l· home. · Mcirelsunderstood today Uon for the jaw," mpsclit>\'tin- ablllltllie T.:M. jOint, and there's . . · or spasO:~· and "It's drlv· an .eJ;~Dent !'~lance for curn. mg me cri!S)', · . or least relief. · lt''s: ciJnicluy ~bvloui;~·.that Tranquilizers and barblturat. BYDI?toms are. heighte~ .• by ea cari ·reduce tension: hot. w•t tensiOn aild psychic dlstqrl!&rlc- packS on side of face are com· ~· but thev ean be so 11!~· fol".Jng; soft d te t mlnlmiz• aiJd .so relentless t~al even If pressure on joint: gspirin and . were perfectly IJ9I'JIIIll other pain-killers are helpful. pr1or to their on s~t they.,rery heellme almost paychotle More dellnl!!ve treatment re· Iabcl1ut ulem. . qulres help from dentists who T~e wife of a factory :;tti!J'ker understand hinge joint problems so distraught afte~ , many and their causes, and who have of pain without ..relief, had elperlence In treating lhem. . . ., , 1• Just Betwe€n' . .. . · ..,. Us ,. le\ler• ' .. ' .. ' ' ' a ' •• ' BY PAT HOUCK * NOTHING H_ELPS FINGERNAILS GROW J . I' • . .', . Mr~. WiUiam Otis Arnou Mrs. Jerry AnwnStewor,t ,.., LlKEA Mr. cmd Mr1. David RoBS Gordon POMEROY - Marr!llge vows a ,~quet of white carnations POMEROY - Baskelll' of yel- pink and white ensemble yr I th POMEROY - 'IIIe St. DomJ. ushers were Messrs. Ed Stein were exchanged by Mi&& Mary and lbe bridesmaids' bcluquets low daisies and gladioU decor- beige accessories and a pink nic Church in Cincinnati was Michael Bartlett. Hazel HodgO, daughter of Mr. were of pink and white ated the altai of the Syracuse rosebud corsage. the scene of the June 24 wed: '!'he bride is a graduate of and Mrs. Herbert Hodge of Pln- lions. Asbury Methodist Church I or A ·half • hoif of no~tlal mu· ding of M'IBI Jua111ta Mae Hoi· Ohio University where she \)'as Flats, Tenn., and Mr. Jerry Mr. Larry Kincaid of the wedding of Miss Stefaoie sic was played by Miss Rose , daughter of !llr. and Mrs. affiliated with PI Beta Phl ·and Anton Stewart, son of Mr. and 1son City, Tenn., was . be s I Lynn WJ~ebrenner, daughter of Ann Lisle ol Syracuse, organist. Ward Hollis of Cincinnati, to Kappa Delta Pi. She taught the Mrs. Victor Stewart, of St.~- man and ushers were Messrs. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wine· Following ' the wedding are- Mr. David Ross Gordon, son of fourth grade lasl ·)«!ar in· the bans, in a ceremony June 10 at Tom Hodge, brother of I he brenner, Syracuse. to Mr. ·w,;. ception for the couple was held Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gordon ll.etteiing schools. tne Piney Flats Methodist bride, and Ashton Sayre : of liam Otis Arnott, son of Mr. in the church social room•. A Pomeroy. The br'degroom'·a·member 1 Church. ., . ·, Fairborn, uncle olth~ groom. and Mrs. William R. Arnot!, three-tiered ~~ng cake cen- Vows of the 2 p.m. ceremony Lambda' Ct!t ·Al1\ha, will ·gradThe bridegroom Is the grand- · On tile . day preceding t h e Racme. tered the l)r1de s ,tabla. Mrs. read by the Rev. FaJher uate in August from Ohio UniS!JI' of Mrs. Frank Stewart of ~>eddlng, Mr. and Mrs. Siewert V f the do bl . Karl Kloes and Mrs. Ro ge Herbert Witte. versity with a degree in indus0 e rmg cere- Adams served as hnsle•ses. Pomeroy, aild Mr. and Mrs. received bachelor of ecience:deows 0 For her wedding the bride In'a! tecllnolo= -• will accept . fr E t T • mony was read at 2:30 o.n .. on F ddin trl f silk "' a•"' Roy Jones_pf near Racme. Mr. grees .om as enesB!e May 20 b the Rev. We.1del! G. or a we g P wore a gown o organza a position with the Cincinnati and Mrs. Stewart are former State Umversity. Later that day St 11 Y Kentucky, the new Mrs. and Alencon lace fashioned Milling Maclline Co alter gratd· ll Meigs County residenl8. the wedding party and mem- u .er. . changed Into an aqua · an empire bodice, Kapuki · The candlelight setvlce was bers of the famiile:J were guests 1 ~Iven in J_Da.~~age bY. her with beige · accessories. S sleeves, and a detachnble slloulpt'rformed by the Rev. J. N. of the groom's parents at a din- aner, 1~ ~de was atlt·._"d m wore the y~llow ro:Jebuds train. Her silk illusion veil Walter of Kingsport, Tenn. A ner given at the Broadway Inn, :.l:r engt . gown _of ~h lt e her bridal bouquet. was held In place by a CONNIE ROBBED program of nuptial music was Johnson City, Tenh. tered satm, fashioned wtth Mrs. ArnoH•IB ·a 1964 grodu· ing lace headpiece of organza LONDON (~~~~~~··~;::~ ~~ presented by Mrs. Raymond Mrs. St e w a r t attended a f:d bocbce, long Sleeve• Ia- ate of Pomeroy High Sch oo I rosebuds. She carried a cas- singer Connie Stev~n• Taylor, organist. · Boone'l Creek 111gb School aild : \ b~ver ::e hands, and a de- and attended the Columbus cade of roses, stephanotis and reported the thefl of The bride was escorted to the was graduated cum laude from cplla e c a_pel train. Alepcon !ness University. She is jewelry from ,an expensive h""'' II altar by her. uncle, Mr. James Che Unlv~sl)y . Mr. Stewart was ap ques t.fl~ the bodice ployed with the Economy Miss Karen Hollis, sister of suite on Park Lane. She plac:ed II McColley. She wore a f I o or- graduated from St. AI bans •:the ~kirl botto_m Her .tin- lngs and Loan Co .. P.omero:I. brile, served as the maid the value . of the gems length gown ~ 1llk organza ov- !l1gh Sch~~GI and Beckley Col· gl . ,~P.,;.:nh old! En~hsb sdk Illu- Mr. Amott graduated In honor. Bridesmaids were between $84,000 and $112,000. er peau de sole styled wit!I an lege before attending the U'n 1- 8 011 e In ·place by a lrom Racine High S.hool. He Trudy Kolb of Cincinnati, - -- · -empire bodice, long ~.... versity., He Is an Instructor of seed pearls, and she attended Rio Grande And Miss Peggy Lenigar of MARCOS 'ro TRAVEL covered with chanUUy lace, aild Scott Hlgb, School in Madison. ~.a .. ed a cascade. bouquet of and is employed as a Kimberly Kolb, cousin of MANILA (UPl) ~ · P~!~~::11 an A-line skirt. For her traveling out6t, the aiB:clscentered With Yellow in the Southern Local bride, was the flower. girl. President Ferdinand E. The Watteau train was of silk bride chose a two-piece b I u e ros~ · District. carried bouquets of Fuji 'IIIII visit lndontsia; ~~~~~~~II organza lined with pt'au de sole lace suit accented with white Miss Cathy Wlnebrenn<r, Sy· Mr.. and Mrs. Amott reside SOuth Korea, Natlonalillt ar.cl having appliques of. the acce:Jsories and a white orchid. ra~use, •lster of the b' i·l•. ser. 217'h West Second St., Best man for the bridegroom and Thailand when he I• same Jace. Her waist - length Upon returntng from a wedding ve as the maid of hono~. She rO}'. was Mr. Ed Mihalick, and the occupied with clomestlc """"· veil oi silk •iRuslon was ool.ci In trip to Sarasota, Fla., the cou- wo;e a floo~ length nqu• 0.ro. ' cerJill, thc, Foreign place by an illusion rose pie will (Jlslde at toO'h we' t _w.th a med with pearls and she :'l'!':· Pine, St'., . ~ohnson City, T'nn. P . 1 . ,. •t With ••II. an~ carried , lr ried • white Bible, a gift ,, • Dlil' {sll wben they will return :~~ :!!f:rnations ti,ped with . her father, marked With to . M.-¥1 · VIrginia to leech ,.,; '"'ld DARWIN -The 7-Teen Slit· hom orchids 1> - . school · .,. esmalds. Miss Judy e. , · • III Kerns of Middleport add M18 thes hflld their meeting July 191 Miss Joyce Hodge, sister of Among e out-of-town gcesl• Co 1 A It Rae! , s at the Bedford Youth Center Refreshments were served the bride, was maid of honor. at the wedding and graduation un e ro . ne IV.re IR Wi\h their advisors Mrs . Mary Brickles and Mar ~ides maids were Miss Linda 11ere Mr, and Mrs. Ashton Say- go~hin'0 chanary yell?w w ' t h Be'aI and Mrs Ri~ha Mee,•. Riggs. Jane Bailey ,of St. Albans, sis- re of Fairborn; Mrs. Fra.nk ma .'S: ats and vetls and . ·. · r -~e:sen.ll,l ter of the £room and Miss Con: Stewart 'Of Pomeroy· Mrs Roy carried 'bouquets of carnations Eight members were P' The next meeting Is to be held nie Sue Overt>er' of LaFollette, Jones of Racine: M~. A~ t 0 n tipoed with yellow. and one VISitor, July 26, at the Bedford Youth Tenn. They wore identical floor- Lucke of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mr. John Arnott of Racine The progress of a poI a I Center. Plans Wl're made for lel!lib gowns of shell p 1n k Mrs. H. W. Means of served as beat man hr I~ e rhtp sale was discussed In members to practice modeling crepe, with the empire bodices Charleston: Mr. and Mrs. T. E. brlde~room and ushers were special report given by J e lor the Style Review. being adorned with white 'ein- Kmcald of •llentree; Mr. a n d Mr. Roger Bl~ch, Recme, and Mees. Oth~ b~idered daisies. Their short Mrs. James McCulley and ~an- Mr. Jack Williams, Syracus.,. , were given by Unda Deal; On plnk velll were held by open dJ\ of Kingspdll, Tenn.; J\lrs. Miss Brenda ,~urdette of Ga,. mallng several types of rolls; pt!Jboxes of pink crepe trim- .1. A. Overbey of Lafollette, was the flower .~Irl, a_nd Karla Beal, On vari(Ius types of med with daisies. Tenn., and Gre~ry and Chris- she wore a yellow dot •. d swtss table settings, and Janet Mees, !'he honor attendant carried tOpher Balley of St Albans. With ~ beadl!and of daiSies. Kel- On manners and poise. : · ly Wmebrertner served as the ring bearer. During the business meeting : 1151. Second St. For her daughter's wedding, all members agreed to help at Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Whlebrenner 'fas In a the jitney supper sponsored by helge dress trimmed In Ianger- the residents of the Bedford • lne. She wore beige acel¥1sor- community. '!lie club made up 2409 Jack&On Ava. les and a cymbidium orchid flower boxes of house plants, Pt. Piuunt, W.Va. . corsage. Mrs. Arnott wore a to be sent to I he cllUdren's SAVINGS ACCOlJN'I' ey '' I: ' I' It I 1 .. • I ' ' cro;: tri!l!~ c~ll~ gho~ matco~1g Demonstrations Highlight Meett'ng Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferguson If you're • "• " '' ftmn - if tna·bep you biting your lllifs - ' RELAx. Start your Saving' Account IIOW, ecld t9 it regularly. 'You'll fil)d your .worries disappear • peace of mind.. -r. Account for OPEN.'FRIDAY NIGHTS '" 5:00to7:00 ~ . THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. 1 Mrs. Johnson Is Hostess to .Wscs Group Member Feder• I RHerYe System MH\ber F.D.I.C. ·' t·a~M;;;Oun;;;;;;;ced;;.;;;Sa;;;to;;;rd;,;;•t~---;;;;;i;;--liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~JH)MiiiiSiiiERiiiiOiiiiYiiii,iiiioiiii.iiiiii~iiiiii= 017-Teen Stitchers at Bedlord SAVE ON THIS FEATURE PACKED 1' PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY GROVER'S STUDIO lan Workshop J'n Arranging ·_ P: ,,t, ~ FRIGIDAIRE .~R. .ANGE d From the Horne Economics Department Of The Local Schools ' • J ! " Full Warranty · Free Delivery Convenient Terms ilw 1 r."'" .. t;:. , . ,... ~..,. r~ ,, ' f•. l ' ' ' " ' '. ' SHOE · , Maroon end Denim EXCLUSIVE PUI:.L :N CL~N · . OVEN · · : lllld..: oiit !ike 'I driWtr, ~own lnllde, alean dOWII1)nat~e while s!lnd· Ing ~P· s., '';l' '• ,. I' . ' I . , 1 ecc NO WONDER! . SIZES - - - - -·6 to 11 I . ' ·' t ~ ( ,. I . ·Canvas Casuals Beige; bllie ai'iilbroWII . :• $5.88 . $6,88 $7.88 ' . • Women'$ Loafers $6:88 ll.• t: ... ' . $2.88- . ' . ' ' c ... ' . CHILDREN'S SLIPONS & TIES $t.88 CHILDREN'S 'DRESS S'TRAPS- I $1.88 . .. . '"-·'" QUAllT't SHOP · SHOES _,.· FRIDAY , AT' NIGHTS POP~~ TIL PRICU ·· 8 '· ALlATION.c · ,. H"f, r . HIGH & LOW TOP • ' GROUP OF BETTER '· MOCCASINS . , $3.88 • MEN & BO:t:S T£NNIS PURSES .,,, ~.88 & $3.88 ' ' MEN ABOYS !• ITALIAN SANDALS •3.88 $4..88 ss.88 ' ~.88 ' SPRING & SUMMER ' • 1\".~n ,,, . · - MEN'S HEAVY SOLE • High & Madiu111 WOMEN'S •s~ss: ~ ' At Reg,wai'Pti~ · Nationally Adv. Hustler MAPLE GLOVE LEATHER WORK • ~ FREE ~~~"' • elollld ·~ H by 'J.iios. Blanch McCalla. WORK SHOES Canvas Bal Oxford 12-Le11on Study -POMEROY - A new 12-lesson Bible study course open to all Interested persons lllll beo gin at the Pomeroy Church ~~ Christ Wednesday, Aug. 2. The Rev. James McGovern, · pastor, wiD inslnlct the tGurse was rec•ived which bas !he topi~, · ''The In· ~d••ood Garden terrogalfon Method," and wlll members to deal with bple d!rlstlan d o to be held at \trines. .All per!ODS Interested at the For-1 should contact the Jlev, Mr. C>•ur"''· McGov•m oi' any ielder ao tluil w at. the pn,,!f4lllmblr ol boolll.u:!l 'M11~·I ~~ ~~de ' WOMENS DRESS HEELS ; ' DRESS OX~ORDS. '• and SUPONS. . C A R P E T I N' G· ~n Blanton .fimny. • I Repci1:li w~ glv~ !If ilj 1illghtl . l different lie!!!ftaoes; 'it'· ·~ ·· by Mrs. Lloyd Moore. Attending In addition to those named above were Mr. Charles Hayes, Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Mrs. Lettie Spencer, Mrs. Joe Struble, Mn Robert Thompson, Mrs. Rooort Lewis, and Mrs. Clarence Hea··ll ton. Ia Bein1 Offered SI'ECIAt Semi-annual Station try solo. JIH. $1. bOz, Z for •~~ )fttc)jell· Office &Ipply. .. · Pd. Adv. · cburch. ' I A cai'CI waa 111 be ~Uo the ·POMEROY - A workshop In J The traveling prize donated ~paratlon for Meigs County by Mrs. Walter Bentz was won Ffir .flower show participation was scheduled lor early August at the home ol Mrs John r.r. re11 at e meeting this week of U, Winding Trail Garden Club. l. pwrs. Charles Lewis. pres!dblt, was m charge of the bustsession which followed ~ annual picnic of the club at Rflrtl.n Lake. Mrs. Lewis, who jjfij\~- cllalrman lor the Meigs ~IY · Ialr flower show, thankr Fthe mel]lbers for aa.iltin~ :· ~ , a plan:tlng on June 30 •t the offices. She algroup for makfor !he Banqlll't. .•.. ...,..-.::.·.,.._...;'.:.· SAFFORD'S STUDIO GALLIPOLIS - A sing le . aild Mrs. Harold Blewtr a n : ring crremony united Georgia ' son, Orangeburg, South Caroli· Annefre Hana, daughter of Mr. na. Mrs. R. A. Conley, Walterand Mrs. Orin W. Hana, of Gal- boro, South carolina, and Mr. lipolls, and Joseph Ferguson, Lewis E. Casey, Key We st. Sunday son of Mrs. Vivian Ferguson, of Florida. The couple will re~ide SADDLE and Sirloin Riding ( Gallipolis, July 3 in the French . at t9 Spruce Street. Club Trail Ride. Meet at Bu- City Baptist Church. Iaviiie Townhoose I p.m. All The Rev. Reymoild T. Pinson welcome. . performed the ceremony, and HARRIS Chui-ch all • day Miss Shelley Sarrett, org-nlst, meeting. Services begin 10 a. provided nuptial music. OnOrS 0Up m., with basket dinner, at Given In marriage by her Ianoon. There will he afternoon .ther, the bride wOI'e a white se.vlces. Ia~ dress and carried white GALLIPOLIS· Mr. and Mrs. camallons and pink rosebods. .urnor of Garfi~ld Ave., ! Monday Following the ceremony, enterl!'ined in honor of Mr. and GALLI~ TOPS Club. 7:36 p. receptiOn was held in the M G w A ba rs. City, . . California, ms ry with a m. at the Grace Methodist sonage. Assisting at th e I:!.~ ama 1 Church. tion were Mrs. Harold picnic style dinner Tuesday ev- 1 ' and Mrs. R. A. Conley. ening at their home overlookTuesday , " ' Out-of-town were Jng the beautiful Ohio River. I ~I:.m'~ER Social' .(Jiub, The · lollowin~ RUO•ts w e r e : 'All ds) meeting at oharch. the honored MERCllRVIILE . Glt\NGE Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Amsbary, 7:30 p m., with Thurman Mrs. T. D. Amsbary and chlld, Grange as guests. Members reo, Jim, Melinda and llj!tsy, bring poUuck. Mrs. Ferd Lawrence, Mr. and GALLIPOLis- The Women's Irs. Frank Robinson. Mr. and Wed~esday ' PORTER -CHURCH potlluck SI)Ciety of Cliristian Service, irs. DOhald Robinson, Mr. I supper for Rev. Freeland Nor- met at the horne of Mrs. Luel- Ohauncy Harrison, Mr. a.n d Is, 6 p.m. All ohurchea on Ia Johnson witb 13 members Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. James and 11 children present. Northup, Mr. and Mro. Gus charge invited. The meeting was ope~ed by Amsbary, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne FACULTY Women's Club, the president, Laura Jean Craft. Amsbary, jlfiss E~ 1 th HutslnRio Grande College, at HeriOpening songs were "In My Irs. 1 0. 0. ¥clntyre ·of tage Room, qavls Library, !!earl There Rings a Melody," New York; Mrs. Herman Con-· 7:30 p.m. " and "My Saviour First of All." dee, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde SaunADDISON Methodist WSCS at Devotlons were given by Em- ders, MIBB Anne Bradbury home of Mrs. Glenn Furst, Georges ·ereek Rd., 7:30p.m. ma Newman; prayer by t h •- 1 ~Mr~·-~~~Sh4:;:wii..;i'iiiiiiiiiiii~ minister, Rev. Early, and Mrs~l wEDNESDAY Ne~ Stover waa in charge CIRCLE I, Grace Methodist the program, ..00 gave a readChurch · .annual chicken bar· beque, 1-7 p.m., at cbureh. Ing. ReportS were Biven on the Reservations d u e Monday School of Mlsslona, by An morning.' Crall and Barbara Fisher: ano solo by · Mary M. Tbo~a• CIC CLUB picnic' at .Krodel 'Haven of Rest;" ta.~lll:~lr;;i~;;~; Park, Pt. PleP8111, 6;30 p, Early. "Under His L m. Bring own table !lm'ice. and a solo, Mrs. Laura Crall. The society voted to glvtt t45Q to the ~Idlng lund ol I be Picnic Dinner H C / e _/nGal/ipo/is your account grows. There's NOTHING t!ke a Savi•1gs WOMEN'S "'' .... GR TENNIS ~.49 & $2.88 nibbler- wonildebollt debb.~ihe -· OUP OF MEN'S ' llemM .. I ' i' •Squn• .. ~rd . ' ... �'I ' ,1, '. i I ,. <. / '' •• ' ' ~ ' \. ·. ' i J. ' 1~ ( ,, ' ' ~~~ I 'I 'I I· , · a..-ohte Sunday,~~UMl, Sunday, July 23, 1~7 r-o~ D': ' '. ' l . ) 'and 'dtber symptoms, abe wa~ !"tiTS · wining to c1o anything, nd ·p17 . WOIII111 · · any amount of JIIOQeY to get re. d ,,;::l!.hr~tt'~~;•:l~i Lawmce,,.R.D.S. Sh rtnail --'-gedthelr I. . oc:tor (!:..t. \ lief. .e ~ ,_,.. . m~ ,B!I\OIIqP!'l Jl~ l:omf to pay $1,00Q In advanc; readera cog.e ilter re·· to a liO'C&lleil specialist lor his lei'•!OOBI In •tbe'se ~111111111 10 promise of a. :'cure." joint· (t.M. join!) J!I'O- In !Ome ca.W. psychotherapy . bl~ms. .• . can be an tmpolianl part of the ~oat WI ~ , e~ cure. Wblie ~tiBia are n o I . an~ sn.ppplp,g Jaws; openbig to trajned to llfill!ate or lre~t . one ,slle; ' dlf!Jcuilr l!l ·:~ntng, these paUen~. : and ~hUe It • "·lightiless In Jaw," .~ sen-. ralber difficUlt to say to a paaation 011 :.Ide o f . ilnd pal- !lent, " .. : ... to~ need:.a psychi. .1 and . ,9I,p..,. ·•· a~rlst.. .... " , It' ate . ~.Ji . ,oua .de~s . s smne.lime~ - ~ jolot ill fr!ipt' of ,, 1~ e !li!ClllsarY to. refer a patient to :~" ~lrlsl for proper eval~r M01ll severe eomj!l~~ , are eti(In and treatment. and long-~tirlg J¥!acl- · But·hearken, all you T.M. suf· aHeeiiDg an~ · h•aad ferei-s. You're not ·an crazy and neck reKiobs, , "i!ot".'.b8ing and you needn't mortgage your able to find .1 1·colnfort•bl• J*l· home. · Mcirelsunderstood today Uon for the jaw," mpsclit>\'tin- ablllltllie T.:M. jOint, and there's . . · or spasO:~· and "It's drlv· an .eJ;~Dent !'~lance for curn. mg me cri!S)', · . or least relief. · lt''s: ciJnicluy ~bvloui;~·.that Tranquilizers and barblturat. BYDI?toms are. heighte~ .• by ea cari ·reduce tension: hot. w•t tensiOn aild psychic dlstqrl!&rlc- packS on side of face are com· ~· but thev ean be so 11!~· fol".Jng; soft d te t mlnlmiz• aiJd .so relentless t~al even If pressure on joint: gspirin and . were perfectly IJ9I'JIIIll other pain-killers are helpful. pr1or to their on s~t they.,rery heellme almost paychotle More dellnl!!ve treatment re· Iabcl1ut ulem. . qulres help from dentists who T~e wife of a factory :;tti!J'ker understand hinge joint problems so distraught afte~ , many and their causes, and who have of pain without ..relief, had elperlence In treating lhem. . . ., , 1• Just Betwe€n' . .. . · ..,. Us ,. le\ler• ' .. ' .. ' ' ' a ' •• ' BY PAT HOUCK * NOTHING H_ELPS FINGERNAILS GROW J . I' • . .', . Mr~. WiUiam Otis Arnou Mrs. Jerry AnwnStewor,t ,.., LlKEA Mr. cmd Mr1. David RoBS Gordon POMEROY - Marr!llge vows a ,~quet of white carnations POMEROY - Baskelll' of yel- pink and white ensemble yr I th POMEROY - 'IIIe St. DomJ. ushers were Messrs. Ed Stein were exchanged by Mi&& Mary and lbe bridesmaids' bcluquets low daisies and gladioU decor- beige accessories and a pink nic Church in Cincinnati was Michael Bartlett. Hazel HodgO, daughter of Mr. were of pink and white ated the altai of the Syracuse rosebud corsage. the scene of the June 24 wed: '!'he bride is a graduate of and Mrs. Herbert Hodge of Pln- lions. Asbury Methodist Church I or A ·half • hoif of no~tlal mu· ding of M'IBI Jua111ta Mae Hoi· Ohio University where she \)'as Flats, Tenn., and Mr. Jerry Mr. Larry Kincaid of the wedding of Miss Stefaoie sic was played by Miss Rose , daughter of !llr. and Mrs. affiliated with PI Beta Phl ·and Anton Stewart, son of Mr. and 1son City, Tenn., was . be s I Lynn WJ~ebrenner, daughter of Ann Lisle ol Syracuse, organist. Ward Hollis of Cincinnati, to Kappa Delta Pi. She taught the Mrs. Victor Stewart, of St.~- man and ushers were Messrs. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wine· Following ' the wedding are- Mr. David Ross Gordon, son of fourth grade lasl ·)«!ar in· the bans, in a ceremony June 10 at Tom Hodge, brother of I he brenner, Syracuse. to Mr. ·w,;. ception for the couple was held Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gordon ll.etteiing schools. tne Piney Flats Methodist bride, and Ashton Sayre : of liam Otis Arnott, son of Mr. in the church social room•. A Pomeroy. The br'degroom'·a·member 1 Church. ., . ·, Fairborn, uncle olth~ groom. and Mrs. William R. Arnot!, three-tiered ~~ng cake cen- Vows of the 2 p.m. ceremony Lambda' Ct!t ·Al1\ha, will ·gradThe bridegroom Is the grand- · On tile . day preceding t h e Racme. tered the l)r1de s ,tabla. Mrs. read by the Rev. FaJher uate in August from Ohio UniS!JI' of Mrs. Frank Stewart of ~>eddlng, Mr. and Mrs. Siewert V f the do bl . Karl Kloes and Mrs. Ro ge Herbert Witte. versity with a degree in indus0 e rmg cere- Adams served as hnsle•ses. Pomeroy, aild Mr. and Mrs. received bachelor of ecience:deows 0 For her wedding the bride In'a! tecllnolo= -• will accept . fr E t T • mony was read at 2:30 o.n .. on F ddin trl f silk "' a•"' Roy Jones_pf near Racme. Mr. grees .om as enesB!e May 20 b the Rev. We.1del! G. or a we g P wore a gown o organza a position with the Cincinnati and Mrs. Stewart are former State Umversity. Later that day St 11 Y Kentucky, the new Mrs. and Alencon lace fashioned Milling Maclline Co alter gratd· ll Meigs County residenl8. the wedding party and mem- u .er. . changed Into an aqua · an empire bodice, Kapuki · The candlelight setvlce was bers of the famiile:J were guests 1 ~Iven in J_Da.~~age bY. her with beige · accessories. S sleeves, and a detachnble slloulpt'rformed by the Rev. J. N. of the groom's parents at a din- aner, 1~ ~de was atlt·._"d m wore the y~llow ro:Jebuds train. Her silk illusion veil Walter of Kingsport, Tenn. A ner given at the Broadway Inn, :.l:r engt . gown _of ~h lt e her bridal bouquet. was held In place by a CONNIE ROBBED program of nuptial music was Johnson City, Tenh. tered satm, fashioned wtth Mrs. ArnoH•IB ·a 1964 grodu· ing lace headpiece of organza LONDON (~~~~~~··~;::~ ~~ presented by Mrs. Raymond Mrs. St e w a r t attended a f:d bocbce, long Sleeve• Ia- ate of Pomeroy High Sch oo I rosebuds. She carried a cas- singer Connie Stev~n• Taylor, organist. · Boone'l Creek 111gb School aild : \ b~ver ::e hands, and a de- and attended the Columbus cade of roses, stephanotis and reported the thefl of The bride was escorted to the was graduated cum laude from cplla e c a_pel train. Alepcon !ness University. She is jewelry from ,an expensive h""'' II altar by her. uncle, Mr. James Che Unlv~sl)y . Mr. Stewart was ap ques t.fl~ the bodice ployed with the Economy Miss Karen Hollis, sister of suite on Park Lane. She plac:ed II McColley. She wore a f I o or- graduated from St. AI bans •:the ~kirl botto_m Her .tin- lngs and Loan Co .. P.omero:I. brile, served as the maid the value . of the gems length gown ~ 1llk organza ov- !l1gh Sch~~GI and Beckley Col· gl . ,~P.,;.:nh old! En~hsb sdk Illu- Mr. Amott graduated In honor. Bridesmaids were between $84,000 and $112,000. er peau de sole styled wit!I an lege before attending the U'n 1- 8 011 e In ·place by a lrom Racine High S.hool. He Trudy Kolb of Cincinnati, - -- · -empire bodice, long ~.... versity., He Is an Instructor of seed pearls, and she attended Rio Grande And Miss Peggy Lenigar of MARCOS 'ro TRAVEL covered with chanUUy lace, aild Scott Hlgb, School in Madison. ~.a .. ed a cascade. bouquet of and is employed as a Kimberly Kolb, cousin of MANILA (UPl) ~ · P~!~~::11 an A-line skirt. For her traveling out6t, the aiB:clscentered With Yellow in the Southern Local bride, was the flower. girl. President Ferdinand E. The Watteau train was of silk bride chose a two-piece b I u e ros~ · District. carried bouquets of Fuji 'IIIII visit lndontsia; ~~~~~~~II organza lined with pt'au de sole lace suit accented with white Miss Cathy Wlnebrenn<r, Sy· Mr.. and Mrs. Amott reside SOuth Korea, Natlonalillt ar.cl having appliques of. the acce:Jsories and a white orchid. ra~use, •lster of the b' i·l•. ser. 217'h West Second St., Best man for the bridegroom and Thailand when he I• same Jace. Her waist - length Upon returntng from a wedding ve as the maid of hono~. She rO}'. was Mr. Ed Mihalick, and the occupied with clomestlc """"· veil oi silk •iRuslon was ool.ci In trip to Sarasota, Fla., the cou- wo;e a floo~ length nqu• 0.ro. ' cerJill, thc, Foreign place by an illusion rose pie will (Jlslde at toO'h we' t _w.th a med with pearls and she :'l'!':· Pine, St'., . ~ohnson City, T'nn. P . 1 . ,. •t With ••II. an~ carried , lr ried • white Bible, a gift ,, • Dlil' {sll wben they will return :~~ :!!f:rnations ti,ped with . her father, marked With to . M.-¥1 · VIrginia to leech ,.,; '"'ld DARWIN -The 7-Teen Slit· hom orchids 1> - . school · .,. esmalds. Miss Judy e. , · • III Kerns of Middleport add M18 thes hflld their meeting July 191 Miss Joyce Hodge, sister of Among e out-of-town gcesl• Co 1 A It Rae! , s at the Bedford Youth Center Refreshments were served the bride, was maid of honor. at the wedding and graduation un e ro . ne IV.re IR Wi\h their advisors Mrs . Mary Brickles and Mar ~ides maids were Miss Linda 11ere Mr, and Mrs. Ashton Say- go~hin'0 chanary yell?w w ' t h Be'aI and Mrs Ri~ha Mee,•. Riggs. Jane Bailey ,of St. Albans, sis- re of Fairborn; Mrs. Fra.nk ma .'S: ats and vetls and . ·. · r -~e:sen.ll,l ter of the £room and Miss Con: Stewart 'Of Pomeroy· Mrs Roy carried 'bouquets of carnations Eight members were P' The next meeting Is to be held nie Sue Overt>er' of LaFollette, Jones of Racine: M~. A~ t 0 n tipoed with yellow. and one VISitor, July 26, at the Bedford Youth Tenn. They wore identical floor- Lucke of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mr. John Arnott of Racine The progress of a poI a I Center. Plans Wl're made for lel!lib gowns of shell p 1n k Mrs. H. W. Means of served as beat man hr I~ e rhtp sale was discussed In members to practice modeling crepe, with the empire bodices Charleston: Mr. and Mrs. T. E. brlde~room and ushers were special report given by J e lor the Style Review. being adorned with white 'ein- Kmcald of •llentree; Mr. a n d Mr. Roger Bl~ch, Recme, and Mees. Oth~ b~idered daisies. Their short Mrs. James McCulley and ~an- Mr. Jack Williams, Syracus.,. , were given by Unda Deal; On plnk velll were held by open dJ\ of Kingspdll, Tenn.; J\lrs. Miss Brenda ,~urdette of Ga,. mallng several types of rolls; pt!Jboxes of pink crepe trim- .1. A. Overbey of Lafollette, was the flower .~Irl, a_nd Karla Beal, On vari(Ius types of med with daisies. Tenn., and Gre~ry and Chris- she wore a yellow dot •. d swtss table settings, and Janet Mees, !'he honor attendant carried tOpher Balley of St Albans. With ~ beadl!and of daiSies. Kel- On manners and poise. : · ly Wmebrertner served as the ring bearer. During the business meeting : 1151. Second St. For her daughter's wedding, all members agreed to help at Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Whlebrenner 'fas In a the jitney supper sponsored by helge dress trimmed In Ianger- the residents of the Bedford • lne. She wore beige acel¥1sor- community. '!lie club made up 2409 Jack&On Ava. les and a cymbidium orchid flower boxes of house plants, Pt. Piuunt, W.Va. . corsage. Mrs. Arnott wore a to be sent to I he cllUdren's SAVINGS ACCOlJN'I' ey '' I: ' I' It I 1 .. • I ' ' cro;: tri!l!~ c~ll~ gho~ matco~1g Demonstrations Highlight Meett'ng Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferguson If you're • "• " '' ftmn - if tna·bep you biting your lllifs - ' RELAx. Start your Saving' Account IIOW, ecld t9 it regularly. 'You'll fil)d your .worries disappear • peace of mind.. -r. Account for OPEN.'FRIDAY NIGHTS '" 5:00to7:00 ~ . THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. 1 Mrs. Johnson Is Hostess to .Wscs Group Member Feder• I RHerYe System MH\ber F.D.I.C. ·' t·a~M;;;Oun;;;;;;;ced;;.;;;Sa;;;to;;;rd;,;;•t~---;;;;;i;;--liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~JH)MiiiiSiiiERiiiiOiiiiYiiii,iiiioiiii.iiiiii~iiiiii= 017-Teen Stitchers at Bedlord SAVE ON THIS FEATURE PACKED 1' PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY GROVER'S STUDIO lan Workshop J'n Arranging ·_ P: ,,t, ~ FRIGIDAIRE .~R. .ANGE d From the Horne Economics Department Of The Local Schools ' • J ! " Full Warranty · Free Delivery Convenient Terms ilw 1 r."'" .. t;:. , . ,... ~..,. r~ ,, ' f•. l ' ' ' " ' '. ' SHOE · , Maroon end Denim EXCLUSIVE PUI:.L :N CL~N · . OVEN · · : lllld..: oiit !ike 'I driWtr, ~own lnllde, alean dOWII1)nat~e while s!lnd· Ing ~P· s., '';l' '• ,. I' . ' I . , 1 ecc NO WONDER! . SIZES - - - - -·6 to 11 I . ' ·' t ~ ( ,. I . ·Canvas Casuals Beige; bllie ai'iilbroWII . :• $5.88 . $6,88 $7.88 ' . • Women'$ Loafers $6:88 ll.• t: ... ' . $2.88- . ' . ' ' c ... ' . CHILDREN'S SLIPONS & TIES $t.88 CHILDREN'S 'DRESS S'TRAPS- I $1.88 . .. . '"-·'" QUAllT't SHOP · SHOES _,.· FRIDAY , AT' NIGHTS POP~~ TIL PRICU ·· 8 '· ALlATION.c · ,. H"f, r . HIGH & LOW TOP • ' GROUP OF BETTER '· MOCCASINS . , $3.88 • MEN & BO:t:S T£NNIS PURSES .,,, ~.88 & $3.88 ' ' MEN ABOYS !• ITALIAN SANDALS •3.88 $4..88 ss.88 ' ~.88 ' SPRING & SUMMER ' • 1\".~n ,,, . · - MEN'S HEAVY SOLE • High & Madiu111 WOMEN'S •s~ss: ~ ' At Reg,wai'Pti~ · Nationally Adv. Hustler MAPLE GLOVE LEATHER WORK • ~ FREE ~~~"' • elollld ·~ H by 'J.iios. Blanch McCalla. WORK SHOES Canvas Bal Oxford 12-Le11on Study -POMEROY - A new 12-lesson Bible study course open to all Interested persons lllll beo gin at the Pomeroy Church ~~ Christ Wednesday, Aug. 2. The Rev. James McGovern, · pastor, wiD inslnlct the tGurse was rec•ived which bas !he topi~, · ''The In· ~d••ood Garden terrogalfon Method," and wlll members to deal with bple d!rlstlan d o to be held at \trines. .All per!ODS Interested at the For-1 should contact the Jlev, Mr. C>•ur"''· McGov•m oi' any ielder ao tluil w at. the pn,,!f4lllmblr ol boolll.u:!l 'M11~·I ~~ ~~de ' WOMENS DRESS HEELS ; ' DRESS OX~ORDS. '• and SUPONS. . C A R P E T I N' G· ~n Blanton .fimny. • I Repci1:li w~ glv~ !If ilj 1illghtl . l different lie!!!ftaoes; 'it'· ·~ ·· by Mrs. Lloyd Moore. Attending In addition to those named above were Mr. Charles Hayes, Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Mrs. Lettie Spencer, Mrs. Joe Struble, Mn Robert Thompson, Mrs. Rooort Lewis, and Mrs. Clarence Hea··ll ton. Ia Bein1 Offered SI'ECIAt Semi-annual Station try solo. JIH. $1. bOz, Z for •~~ )fttc)jell· Office &Ipply. .. · Pd. Adv. · cburch. ' I A cai'CI waa 111 be ~Uo the ·POMEROY - A workshop In J The traveling prize donated ~paratlon for Meigs County by Mrs. Walter Bentz was won Ffir .flower show participation was scheduled lor early August at the home ol Mrs John r.r. re11 at e meeting this week of U, Winding Trail Garden Club. l. pwrs. Charles Lewis. pres!dblt, was m charge of the bustsession which followed ~ annual picnic of the club at Rflrtl.n Lake. Mrs. Lewis, who jjfij\~- cllalrman lor the Meigs ~IY · Ialr flower show, thankr Fthe mel]lbers for aa.iltin~ :· ~ , a plan:tlng on June 30 •t the offices. She algroup for makfor !he Banqlll't. .•.. ...,..-.::.·.,.._...;'.:.· SAFFORD'S STUDIO GALLIPOLIS - A sing le . aild Mrs. Harold Blewtr a n : ring crremony united Georgia ' son, Orangeburg, South Caroli· Annefre Hana, daughter of Mr. na. Mrs. R. A. Conley, Walterand Mrs. Orin W. Hana, of Gal- boro, South carolina, and Mr. lipolls, and Joseph Ferguson, Lewis E. Casey, Key We st. Sunday son of Mrs. Vivian Ferguson, of Florida. The couple will re~ide SADDLE and Sirloin Riding ( Gallipolis, July 3 in the French . at t9 Spruce Street. Club Trail Ride. Meet at Bu- City Baptist Church. Iaviiie Townhoose I p.m. All The Rev. Reymoild T. Pinson welcome. . performed the ceremony, and HARRIS Chui-ch all • day Miss Shelley Sarrett, org-nlst, meeting. Services begin 10 a. provided nuptial music. OnOrS 0Up m., with basket dinner, at Given In marriage by her Ianoon. There will he afternoon .ther, the bride wOI'e a white se.vlces. Ia~ dress and carried white GALLIPOLIS· Mr. and Mrs. camallons and pink rosebods. .urnor of Garfi~ld Ave., ! Monday Following the ceremony, enterl!'ined in honor of Mr. and GALLI~ TOPS Club. 7:36 p. receptiOn was held in the M G w A ba rs. City, . . California, ms ry with a m. at the Grace Methodist sonage. Assisting at th e I:!.~ ama 1 Church. tion were Mrs. Harold picnic style dinner Tuesday ev- 1 ' and Mrs. R. A. Conley. ening at their home overlookTuesday , " ' Out-of-town were Jng the beautiful Ohio River. I ~I:.m'~ER Social' .(Jiub, The · lollowin~ RUO•ts w e r e : 'All ds) meeting at oharch. the honored MERCllRVIILE . Glt\NGE Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Amsbary, 7:30 p m., with Thurman Mrs. T. D. Amsbary and chlld, Grange as guests. Members reo, Jim, Melinda and llj!tsy, bring poUuck. Mrs. Ferd Lawrence, Mr. and GALLIPOLis- The Women's Irs. Frank Robinson. Mr. and Wed~esday ' PORTER -CHURCH potlluck SI)Ciety of Cliristian Service, irs. DOhald Robinson, Mr. I supper for Rev. Freeland Nor- met at the horne of Mrs. Luel- Ohauncy Harrison, Mr. a.n d Is, 6 p.m. All ohurchea on Ia Johnson witb 13 members Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. James and 11 children present. Northup, Mr. and Mro. Gus charge invited. The meeting was ope~ed by Amsbary, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne FACULTY Women's Club, the president, Laura Jean Craft. Amsbary, jlfiss E~ 1 th HutslnRio Grande College, at HeriOpening songs were "In My Irs. 1 0. 0. ¥clntyre ·of tage Room, qavls Library, !!earl There Rings a Melody," New York; Mrs. Herman Con-· 7:30 p.m. " and "My Saviour First of All." dee, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde SaunADDISON Methodist WSCS at Devotlons were given by Em- ders, MIBB Anne Bradbury home of Mrs. Glenn Furst, Georges ·ereek Rd., 7:30p.m. ma Newman; prayer by t h •- 1 ~Mr~·-~~~Sh4:;:wii..;i'iiiiiiiiiiii~ minister, Rev. Early, and Mrs~l wEDNESDAY Ne~ Stover waa in charge CIRCLE I, Grace Methodist the program, ..00 gave a readChurch · .annual chicken bar· beque, 1-7 p.m., at cbureh. Ing. ReportS were Biven on the Reservations d u e Monday School of Mlsslona, by An morning.' Crall and Barbara Fisher: ano solo by · Mary M. Tbo~a• CIC CLUB picnic' at .Krodel 'Haven of Rest;" ta.~lll:~lr;;i~;;~; Park, Pt. PleP8111, 6;30 p, Early. "Under His L m. Bring own table !lm'ice. and a solo, Mrs. Laura Crall. The society voted to glvtt t45Q to the ~Idlng lund ol I be Picnic Dinner H C / e _/nGal/ipo/is your account grows. There's NOTHING t!ke a Savi•1gs WOMEN'S "'' .... GR TENNIS ~.49 & $2.88 nibbler- wonildebollt debb.~ihe -· OUP OF MEN'S ' llemM .. I ' i' •Squn• .. ~rd . ' ... �Help ·vited t 8)' Re ing rude ey should I gilt, len ' Dateli e: all' . ' ' ..C r L9t Co 0 0 0 80 Aoot NO. 2 . Were end ual' Easti!tm_1(.. • 't E 0 Real Est te !- Eight ."' -- " .. '' .. J. . . . . . . _ - 196 1 63 ON suzu of ·• ' cot SMIT . Upper •7 the ·~r· ... HOT .• ,, ···- honie." . su �Help ·vited t 8)' Re ing rude ey should I gilt, len ' Dateli e: all' . ' ' ..C r L9t Co 0 0 0 80 Aoot NO. 2 . Were end ual' Easti!tm_1(.. • 't E 0 Real Est te !- Eight ."' -- " .. '' .. J. . . . . . . _ - 196 1 63 ON suzu of ·• ' cot SMIT . Upper •7 the ·~r· ... HOT .• ,, ···- honie." . su �' · ' · · 1' the •· · · ~a( ~l1~·;~n:e~r . /: 1~ 0 1 s: member •1, ~ IOO;f. ~merac,an mvice for Ball, u. :!'l:'t<'~',,i;' ··i ;' ic·~vent10~ · · . . '· ·.'··: .•, 1. --~""'!-.....,.;.;...;....lo.o:i_.;,;+-.:-.....,;~~.;;...;,.~-. , 'Viar '· Army a&; • .. ' l '-~ ., ,· , ..11:1A 11 .:_L., , 1 l~Tbe sultdayTme.se~!;~!lil~y, ~fS,l98'7 r,, u,e••QJG.,.s , . ,. . .,.,. ...,. ¥• . · , J.J f<, Jl•t' . 1 ' , 1 I . " · A' ;'FwoPersctfs( ·wsta a11n ". ~;'.~ '" • . PT. , , · bel'• ~ ~· J , ·' .•~ ·:.1 1• , .: dJ··n ~ . PW:As~.:rou~ '.,.m· f .{n ·. J·Qre. '. . +, • , ,.. ( --'1" . o( 'the Pl. rleasant FP.A' ,.. LeglQD ci\adter :and ' ibelr" '.(dvlshrl " : of lil<l ~.111 .Dunn; .ar/ Jtlen~ipg ~e . j,j~ I c8f c·. f8§.1l · ,,\.' ' ,~ ' · •·, , ~ • ,. . . .: .• . Of Q,ff~oo ~ , '• .,, , I 1 ! ; ,. ,IV ' , ,/. t· •, ' . !C ' ,, , I ~ I: ' I' ' i' ' · ~ \ •' · ~ · ,' ·, .," r . H· '. ' ~ ;;. .. ~: ,l t 1 · ·c k " . . . -c(. Eastern CaII • For Meetmg , ~ , c llllili·a 1 .. 'lt67i' I '.,,, ' < , • • . f Cl •w,.eDS 0 Beat Of The Bend · · · ' ~ --~·~ ~~ ' '• ,,,. ; at I .- ... ' j'll•. Planned ' 1IS ,. . ''' \ 1 'iftnn. ' r '. ·.,·. 1, ~ --"-~-:'-'--- ------ - • Mr. Krodel. .;,; born. March ~:~• !F~ao~~~~rt~:~~~~~y ·~ •' rf. PLETSAN~ .'- TheiJ~er· J!T. PLEASAN')'- An lns;alo :lllllflal will follow In · · 26,.,1885 In ,l!)!lzabetii\Own, {{y., Hepry Hpnt Is tbe official del· HI's ·department •pvesti?,Jted ,a latlon of officers of !lie ~m ~ 'l::~t: cemetery under dl· ,.the son ol tho! l~l!o Mr. and Mra. · eRa~ ot tlJe loca\ c:ll~pter: '·Ste- two ,vehlc~ . m!shap S'll!rilay con Legion Auxlhar~ ~"'~ ld r of the Mohr • Stevens IN•ch<ll~s Krodel: l.ven Do lass ill be p1ilylng 12.29 ·~.m.• on !"e north. ~ of qf Pomt Pleasant w~ • e IFur~eral Home. · · &!rv•vlng at!!' ~Is wife, Fem 1n tbe F~ Ro~· 'ltq~er-Wa!Jis u1• ,Shadle: ·BI'IHge.:resultlng In Monday 8 p.m. July Ill al tbe Mrs. BaD died Friday at &er [!Jurnslde 1\rQdel; two sons, Is a ~a~dldate' f.ir llle s(a te l personal •IIIJury ·to · tw,o, ~ons U!gion Rail. lhn:ine. She was a native of 'IIJt· Ru!/' of P~mt Plt~~nt ,and N•· ~·arrner Deuee Jnd \)ale Wheel- /and ap~oxhnately $600~age. l ·Miis ·virginia Beaty' ~! Parkand a mel1\ber o! the .Ash- chollls Krodel •! DC,• ~r ...a gradu,te of ppfls. will as· Lois Jean• Brown, tt., 1~20 ersburg, past 4t~ District pres· ton Baptist Church and the Bead~. Ria., 1\Vo ~·u~ llil'll, slot . wltn the Foundation' Uhlo ·Street, lias cha~gel(l w1th 10 nt will be the installing of· Woman's ciub ·for 38 Y'an. Mrs. Wllllanl McCormick, Pt. Awards Ptogram. fallure ·;.to, have . ~~hlcl~ 'ipdl!l' :f:er' Sur.vlvlng are four sons, Arn· ,Pleasant. and Mrs. Ja!"es Sha.. • ·· • Icontrol when her car llruc'lhbl! 'lb~ lnstaUallon will. be preold of Salem va. Bernard Idie of Southside: and 13 grond· ' Al\10 attending from this ar· Pur of a nortll boilil4 car~tv: 1 !;e!l d b • ookoul ~~lch will Roy and Rosseb'll!!n: all ,or &r/. :rblldren. One son preceded him ,eo wll~ be C. L.. "Bud" ,H~~. ' im1§y_ Ruasel!' s: ·Rob,bi.~\' 19, be ~ at~ p~in. Members are pi• Grpve; one. daughters,, ~. 1n death. wllo Will again d•re~;~ the, i.ewls Stteet, Pl. , J?leasanl;•iiilcj aJed to bring a dish of their Ida Mae Oldaker of )leliJI'e, l Funeral services· Will be con- F:fA · I;h~ril! ~nd ~s K~ by owned by Paul )Villiams, Jack,: OW8 ch6ljje unless otherwise spe. and ,one sister Mts ·Lolu dc>rted II a.m, Monday In lite Sayr~,' daugh"" of Mr. IJI d ~h Pl~e •. GaiJIP.,IIs. ' • ' , cllied:' of Lakefleld Christ l!llt1SCO!I81 · Churcb Wllti J M.:s. 'Pearl Sayre and a LOifBrown .'lind ·a Pi'ssenge~, · ,. • ·~''t . · 1Dbly \till fol· , ' '' SHDinarlan David Wayland oh graduate of PPHS, who w i II S•ndy Brown, 1~ bolri we r Fr·b , ~ ~~ 8~~ nd reg<>8 W K odel ficiatlng. Burlel will he in Lone cserv~ Js pianist fqr the Chor· treated ~t Pleasaht Valley Hos.J ; w' Le •: : } ~i a PILED TILE - Piles of tile such as the one here are at numerous Intervals on PT PLErSANT W K Oak cemetery. · Friends may IIS·.BJICI.C<!Pventlon program. pltal for minor culs ·and brutses.l"~.' · '£0n.g$e~ b.cude local Middleport's Front St. where lines are being laid for tbe communlfy's sewage dis· · A - 8· ro- <Jh at the Mohr-Stevens Funer-· . ·., ~Arrests recol'ded 'the coun• . ,qv• . · 'S ~8 8 ntives d•l • 72, former lon~ time Ma~· •I Home from 2 until 4 p.m. and t:esldes at 19 VIne St. ty Jail were fllirry Lu~as, ·stJ Boys . .ta.. represe 1 r posal system. or of the city of Pomt Ple,sant, and 7 to t p.m. Sunday. He was a member o! the Olive IFl Pleasant; noMppport war. Joslt ~eese, ' S~~e C ( died early Saturday morning The family asks that · ln lieu Methodist a.ilrrh (n GaUia ant· Th od r S 'th 115 Leon aud , a6iin ~r., f41ss Lynla at his home alter a long Illness. ill flowers donations be 'made Countv but had r.'sided at Dub- Rrt 'z· ,;.b Qrt• MIDIP ' I ' •• ilau, ·liM:aL Gjrt.,Siate represen· I.J6I H P 0'1 Di trlbu ' '· · ' "" e · au ey, .., ~>tl e. was a ure 1 s • to Krodel Park ' for recreation !ill for the last 26 years. Alum Creek, W. va., .and Jos- T ~;, · · ~. · · · tor m Mason County for SO r.•e ds and be au tlfl ca tlon of the Su • ,. his wile eph w. Chapman; · · · • naii'MNr. ' ' .. ... lnelude 41,· Hunting. OPERATIONS fi t I ted d years an was trs e ec ma- Park •m~· "I'YJO~ ''""" lon~ time rYJVO~ ·r tOn W V :II . h ed lth .,,~~.,. .... , yor of this city In 111211 serving .· n ."" .,.. ""' ' ... . Mrs. Reta 'DeCkard Rut!; a • ·. a., a c ,arg w , Navlgatlop lnterests ·on the uniU 1935 then didn't seek •e- mayor. t;!OO.~~Ions may be mail· ·brother. L. D. Rutt 14 VIne mto~lcation. Ohio. RWet have been· notlfi~ u~tll 1937 when he,,ser·l Pd to· tfie ·Ctty-·Bulldlng. St.; and t~o sisters, Mrs. Earl ON DEAN'SLIST ' that' dredging op.eral\<ms 0!1· tbe again cont'nuouslv until · ." .,. Queen, Columbus, and Mrs. MARIEITA '1 IIDbert , R.approacbe..& ·l\lfbe.L®ksatthe 'j CHESTER - A rlllzens' com- 1951, retirio( rrom office then Dflle .4. Rutt . · stanley A. Sauoders, 317 Fourth Smith. sori of Mrs. Mlidf~ '·L. Galllpolij'ltoller Dam at Euremittee protesting actiO!'. by. ~· Ulltll 1953 when he was a~•ln I .GALL,IPOJ;.IS.-Dale f.. Rutt Ave. Smith, Hemlock Grove, ka have been completed; . , Eastern Local Schoo~ District s elected mayor and served until ·~· Rt, I llu&lln. a marhinlst by Services wiD be qonducted at Pomeroy High graduateM'as The ~ouncement W~· lilade By Bob Hoeflich Board of Educ~t10n to reasSign hi~ retirement from public .life. trade, died 'at home at ~· a. m., 2 p.m. Monday at the Waugh • on the Dean's list of Marietta today by G. E. Ours, · Acting elementary pupils has called Q in 1964. . .E!!~~y, uiJt;x~tedly; 'apparenl Halley • Wood FuneraJ .Home College for the past semester, Chief, Operations Dlvlilon, IJe. An innovation to the Meigs County Fair-<Jne of sev· public meeting for Monday at He was an active ~emhe( .: ·~Ml ;~ r h~ ·attack by the Rev. Paul Bauders. Buri· with a :'B" or better average ~ partment. of the Army, Hllfto era! this year-will be a double flower show staged under 3 p.m 'n !be. Ea~tom. H 1g h <.brist Eplsc.Pal Chll'ch w!l1!!1 .8<!11,' Se•\.!"!· 1911, In GaUla al will be In Mound H(l! peme- an subJects. S?"th•. ma!oflng tn ti~Jgton D1strlct, Cor~s of Enthe direction of Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis. School Audltonum. be served as vestryman and County,. he, w''· the son of late tery. Friends ~y call at the petroleum engmeenng, ts a var· gmeers. The .dr~ wa • In previous ~ears, one show has been held and by Although the · board reversed 1treasurer for many .leafs, he .' and ~lval,,hmeral home !tom 2::4 aod 7-9 slty football pi~~ at Marietta done bY' Crain Bros.,l)ic.,,.~ttsthe end of the farr the arrangeln~nts-certainly very at· its deci,;oo to reassign the ele- was also a of Worlct . SJifVIVes~ . . · College. . burgh, .l!a. . . tractive at the beginmng of the fm-have ·become pretty mentzrv ,ludents the citizens willed. . . · committee delegation apparentThiS year, however, one show Will be staged-the ar· 1 will discuss the matter fur· rangements left in place for a couple of days and_t~en re· J..r. As 8 art 8 £the board's placements w11I be made .P when the second show is at the fair board office on the adwn to g.'ve ~P on the reas· held. . Rock Springs Fairgrounds from Slgnment Situation -st least Both shows carrying out a 10 a.m. to ~ p.m. on Aug. 7, 8, temporarily - the board asked theme of "Adventure" will be 9 and 10 to accept your en- for support of a tu levy In Noopen to residents of Meigs tnes. vember. '!be reass1gnme.nt plan County only except the tnvlta· would p:obably be put mto ef· tlonal classes. Participants, I GREMLINS HAVE a way of feet ag~m.lf the ISSUe falls, the however, do not need to be gar· getting into everything - dou· board md•cated. den club members to exhibit . ble the normal chances and In calling the poblic meeting, Incidentally, tile entry blanks ~ou have the newspaper prob- lhe delegation said: for the shows must be f i I e d lum. "We, the delega!Ps of the Eall( not later than 4 p.m. on Thurs- At any rate, apologies to Ll· , tem Local School District day. Aug. 10, with the faIr one! Boggs for the error on his i able to reverse the board's deb,,ard secretary at the f a i r· gulfing accomplishment. Below clsion to lransfer students gl'ounds. Ishould be correct, we hope. Lionel scored a double Eagle "First of sll, we gave tbem SPEAKING OF THE FAIR, on the number 2 hole at the a definite 'no.' Then finally, w11ch opens on the evening of Pomeroy Golf Course. The par we WEre provided the accurate Aug. 14. it Is a disappointment fi•e hole is 48iJ yards. I l~es on the total number of to plan entries and then f i n d popds per grade In the entire OJI that you've missed the dead· MARGARET WEAVER, al- distnct. Ime lor filing. ,.ady sick, was sicker Frldav "The board felt one more So - deadlines are repeated when she visited the W. Main teacher was needed for RIVI!rAU El-lc Gold MedalUon nere for your information. St. car wash and later found view. Several proposals were air conditioned homo. Full ~•6 Beef and dairy cattle. sheep her wristwatch gone. '!be watch presented by tbe commiUee and walls, maintenance free, c1dar \ and swine, 4 p.m. on Aug. 9; :- a while ~old Bulova with the one accepted by the board siding guaranteed llfeti~ of hme show, I p.m. on Aug. 16, •an expansion l!racelet - appar· was hiring a teacher for Riverhomo, Birch oablnots, full lnwlaall other departments, 4 p.m. 1rntly dropped off her arm al view. !ion, cathedral coiHngs. Thlo homo 1the establishment. Anyone findon Aug. 10. "'!be price tag over our heads completely built on your lot except Entries will not he accepted ;ug the watch ill asked to tele· was support o! the levy and, painflng. alter the deadlines. Fair Board Ipllone Margaret's father, Ross if not, switch the eqlire district. Secretary Don Reuter will be Norris, m5279. "We, tile committee, request " COMPLETE FINANCING • NO MONEY DOWN all interested people of the distrirt to be In the Eastern audl· WALLTOWAU torium on Monday, July 24, at 1'!. NO CLOSING COST 01 ANY EXTW TO ADO TO lOAN, CARPET S p.m. TO I; · Own your own home willl paymon11 liu that of rent. II you ' FIRST 20 WEEK'S WEATHER havo ever tried 1o purcho.. a home & couldn't bocauso of largo Temperature, precipitation, PURCHASERS IHIJ fW Ylln · dawn payments ploooe lUI ' In applleotian, and set 11 you cal\• 'l'(eather conditions for eacb 24· be approved for OIK lnotant Flnandng. AbiOiutely no abllgatfon. \ •Lela for. S~naller Plant hbur period as recorded by Pete McCormick ot Falrfleld weather station. By ROBERT WINGETT Day .. . . . . . High Low Prec. Sun. .. . . . .. .. . .. . ?8 49 Mon. ..· . . . . .. . . 80 55 Officers and members of Meigs Aerie 2171, Frater· Tues. ·· .......... 1H 53 ual Order of Eagles, are proud of their club. Wed. " .. · .. · .... · 86 57 They have learned their club won the state member- Thur. ·"" · .... · ·: 80 60 ;; llllip championship. Aerie 2171. signed 192 persons for Fri. .. · · •... . · · · • ·. · 83 55 0.68 ,, new membership in the preceding 12-month period to Sat. .. · .. · · · · · .. · · · 67 60 0.09 Win the distinction. Average high temperature,for This figure was eight the week this year ?8.2, last I r: times the yearly quota of members and their guests. year 86. · .. ,.• tbe local organization. An official of the club s Aid Average low temperature Membership has grown from la•t week it appears that t h e for the week this year 58.8, ,, '" 1811 to over 400 in the last two grnwth of the organization :. last year 80.2. '· years. &oing to continCK! climbing dur Total preciplatl011 for t h '' Meigs Aerie 2171 members mg Ito next year as 2ll new week this year 0.71, last lmow the growth of their lodge members have been signed In o.OO. bas been because of the dev<>- the past month since the aerie Total precipitation to dale tlon and hard work of their of. won the state membership for !Ills year 31.15 Inches. last lieers and trustees. cnamplonship. year 25.85 Inches. . . ,, tltip Aerie 2171 has, in reNormal average prtcipltation Jilt montluo, also played a very 38.f4J lDcbea. ·• role In support o!Va r1- THE "HEREFORD COUN. ---•~ ~ty fimd drives by do- 'tRY CUJII" golf tournament Holmes' Player, ~· I total' of $511 to such II over lor another year, b u 1 eoun!J: IUpporled organizations rumon are It won't be forgor,. Rathbone, i1 Dead ii • • q llfki Jlhi.t and Cancer funds 1fen quickly. NEW YORK ~(UP!) - Basil Fiii!!bioii';. ;Ul'8iiiiZBtiona, L It~ I Larry Prlee, holt for t h • Rathbone, the man who played tl~ ~ .. 1111d the Dollars for tournament beld In the pasture Sherlqck Ho~ Ill weD II A. ~ ~ i., ._. Srhol · 'fields of IUs Pappy Hubert's Conan Doyle ~te it, 11. dead. : •! , 11 1 'llle ub· lllso rti!Ularly has farm at Portland, w o n the ~s.y::;-oJd . ~ 11: • ·., -c ilanl!tt . bands of the r.hamplooship. Several of I h e ~ear:- a~ =~ til · b i : -,;;::=:· for Its tournament participants are Manhatl _...._ , ~ " jolhlnl Larry, complaining be an a.., ~en1· Stile ' •• f.' . t · 1 ,. .. ' 0 I 1 . ANN()UNCIS' NEW AREA .FINANCINGI I I An Exceptj~rlal Opportunity for City and Rura·l Residents To Have a New·Home. New 'Instant 12 Year Loans 1 S~---·~ T~CUSANDS of DOLLAJS lith '' New Rigid Frame De•ign Home ou Can SAVE on J.OP ·QUALIT'Y I "• ."., I .c I ., •• •••• E Fl NISHI'NG tJATJ:R·IAL.S -FREE- :I NOT '12,000. ... ' BEDROOM RAiqH·HOME BUILT Dl YOUR LOT Only s1 ,995 The Meigs News Beat lo ,.,.............. ...._,aid ·t• 11 *= I .. I .. I ·. '·· . .. r •. . • .. =~,"·"·· -;.c:--.::: :;:.: t~~ "--~-:-; '-JA.iiiiiol."f: llllil IAnJ, W. )!lwut ICOi't. ' .. ,,~ .. .tj . ·a •' ...r ~ I' ,.',•. . ' • ' )' .) . • ' d •• • • • · II '•" l ·• · . .•. .·- . .. . • . .. .•• . ,.• : : :- t ' . : . . .. . .. . ' ' ... .. . . 'l'HROtloll iloiQ>aoavs ISTANBUL Turk <uPI) ' ey ' A ilovtet erulser -two 1troyen ,an~ pbol'UI SalllrdliJ, · to bOlster 1111! ta,k iJ'to the Medltlrrll\le&il the Ai'1b • llraell •ar IDOII!b. ,. ... II :e hHd tbe "borne • course" advantage. Runner-up Ill the event w~s Roser Adami Jblle. Ma r v 1n .McKelvey ~ the third place !n)pby. ~ Diddle won I he award (or the bell shot wblle IIDgtr Adami, tile lollgesl abot !'~ .... ' , I /. ' r -R. .•r, ' ·· -~ \ 'i • ..• ••APPROVED••••'•• .. ~ ... I •• ••••••••••••••••• ••• • .. , .. . ' .._ ,• ' ' ' ' ' �' · ' · · 1' the •· · · ~a( ~l1~·;~n:e~r . /: 1~ 0 1 s: member •1, ~ IOO;f. ~merac,an mvice for Ball, u. :!'l:'t<'~',,i;' ··i ;' ic·~vent10~ · · . . '· ·.'··: .•, 1. --~""'!-.....,.;.;...;....lo.o:i_.;,;+-.:-.....,;~~.;;...;,.~-. , 'Viar '· Army a&; • .. ' l '-~ ., ,· , ..11:1A 11 .:_L., , 1 l~Tbe sultdayTme.se~!;~!lil~y, ~fS,l98'7 r,, u,e••QJG.,.s , . ,. . .,.,. ...,. ¥• . · , J.J f<, Jl•t' . 1 ' , 1 I . " · A' ;'FwoPersctfs( ·wsta a11n ". ~;'.~ '" • . PT. , , · bel'• ~ ~· J , ·' .•~ ·:.1 1• , .: dJ··n ~ . PW:As~.:rou~ '.,.m· f .{n ·. J·Qre. '. . +, • , ,.. ( --'1" . o( 'the Pl. rleasant FP.A' ,.. LeglQD ci\adter :and ' ibelr" '.(dvlshrl " : of lil<l ~.111 .Dunn; .ar/ Jtlen~ipg ~e . j,j~ I c8f c·. f8§.1l · ,,\.' ' ,~ ' · •·, , ~ • ,. . . .: .• . Of Q,ff~oo ~ , '• .,, , I 1 ! ; ,. ,IV ' , ,/. t· •, ' . !C ' ,, , I ~ I: ' I' ' i' ' · ~ \ •' · ~ · ,' ·, .," r . H· '. ' ~ ;;. .. ~: ,l t 1 · ·c k " . . . -c(. Eastern CaII • For Meetmg , ~ , c llllili·a 1 .. 'lt67i' I '.,,, ' < , • • . f Cl •w,.eDS 0 Beat Of The Bend · · · ' ~ --~·~ ~~ ' '• ,,,. ; at I .- ... ' j'll•. Planned ' 1IS ,. . ''' \ 1 'iftnn. ' r '. ·.,·. 1, ~ --"-~-:'-'--- ------ - • Mr. Krodel. .;,; born. March ~:~• !F~ao~~~~rt~:~~~~~y ·~ •' rf. PLETSAN~ .'- TheiJ~er· J!T. PLEASAN')'- An lns;alo :lllllflal will follow In · · 26,.,1885 In ,l!)!lzabetii\Own, {{y., Hepry Hpnt Is tbe official del· HI's ·department •pvesti?,Jted ,a latlon of officers of !lie ~m ~ 'l::~t: cemetery under dl· ,.the son ol tho! l~l!o Mr. and Mra. · eRa~ ot tlJe loca\ c:ll~pter: '·Ste- two ,vehlc~ . m!shap S'll!rilay con Legion Auxlhar~ ~"'~ ld r of the Mohr • Stevens IN•ch<ll~s Krodel: l.ven Do lass ill be p1ilylng 12.29 ·~.m.• on !"e north. ~ of qf Pomt Pleasant w~ • e IFur~eral Home. · · &!rv•vlng at!!' ~Is wife, Fem 1n tbe F~ Ro~· 'ltq~er-Wa!Jis u1• ,Shadle: ·BI'IHge.:resultlng In Monday 8 p.m. July Ill al tbe Mrs. BaD died Friday at &er [!Jurnslde 1\rQdel; two sons, Is a ~a~dldate' f.ir llle s(a te l personal •IIIJury ·to · tw,o, ~ons U!gion Rail. lhn:ine. She was a native of 'IIJt· Ru!/' of P~mt Plt~~nt ,and N•· ~·arrner Deuee Jnd \)ale Wheel- /and ap~oxhnately $600~age. l ·Miis ·virginia Beaty' ~! Parkand a mel1\ber o! the .Ash- chollls Krodel •! DC,• ~r ...a gradu,te of ppfls. will as· Lois Jean• Brown, tt., 1~20 ersburg, past 4t~ District pres· ton Baptist Church and the Bead~. Ria., 1\Vo ~·u~ llil'll, slot . wltn the Foundation' Uhlo ·Street, lias cha~gel(l w1th 10 nt will be the installing of· Woman's ciub ·for 38 Y'an. Mrs. Wllllanl McCormick, Pt. Awards Ptogram. fallure ·;.to, have . ~~hlcl~ 'ipdl!l' :f:er' Sur.vlvlng are four sons, Arn· ,Pleasant. and Mrs. Ja!"es Sha.. • ·· • Icontrol when her car llruc'lhbl! 'lb~ lnstaUallon will. be preold of Salem va. Bernard Idie of Southside: and 13 grond· ' Al\10 attending from this ar· Pur of a nortll boilil4 car~tv: 1 !;e!l d b • ookoul ~~lch will Roy and Rosseb'll!!n: all ,or &r/. :rblldren. One son preceded him ,eo wll~ be C. L.. "Bud" ,H~~. ' im1§y_ Ruasel!' s: ·Rob,bi.~\' 19, be ~ at~ p~in. Members are pi• Grpve; one. daughters,, ~. 1n death. wllo Will again d•re~;~ the, i.ewls Stteet, Pl. , J?leasanl;•iiilcj aJed to bring a dish of their Ida Mae Oldaker of )leliJI'e, l Funeral services· Will be con- F:fA · I;h~ril! ~nd ~s K~ by owned by Paul )Villiams, Jack,: OW8 ch6ljje unless otherwise spe. and ,one sister Mts ·Lolu dc>rted II a.m, Monday In lite Sayr~,' daugh"" of Mr. IJI d ~h Pl~e •. GaiJIP.,IIs. ' • ' , cllied:' of Lakefleld Christ l!llt1SCO!I81 · Churcb Wllti J M.:s. 'Pearl Sayre and a LOifBrown .'lind ·a Pi'ssenge~, · ,. • ·~''t . · 1Dbly \till fol· , ' '' SHDinarlan David Wayland oh graduate of PPHS, who w i II S•ndy Brown, 1~ bolri we r Fr·b , ~ ~~ 8~~ nd reg<>8 W K odel ficiatlng. Burlel will he in Lone cserv~ Js pianist fqr the Chor· treated ~t Pleasaht Valley Hos.J ; w' Le •: : } ~i a PILED TILE - Piles of tile such as the one here are at numerous Intervals on PT PLErSANT W K Oak cemetery. · Friends may IIS·.BJICI.C<!Pventlon program. pltal for minor culs ·and brutses.l"~.' · '£0n.g$e~ b.cude local Middleport's Front St. where lines are being laid for tbe communlfy's sewage dis· · A - 8· ro- <Jh at the Mohr-Stevens Funer-· . ·., ~Arrests recol'ded 'the coun• . ,qv• . · 'S ~8 8 ntives d•l • 72, former lon~ time Ma~· •I Home from 2 until 4 p.m. and t:esldes at 19 VIne St. ty Jail were fllirry Lu~as, ·stJ Boys . .ta.. represe 1 r posal system. or of the city of Pomt Ple,sant, and 7 to t p.m. Sunday. He was a member o! the Olive IFl Pleasant; noMppport war. Joslt ~eese, ' S~~e C ( died early Saturday morning The family asks that · ln lieu Methodist a.ilrrh (n GaUia ant· Th od r S 'th 115 Leon aud , a6iin ~r., f41ss Lynla at his home alter a long Illness. ill flowers donations be 'made Countv but had r.'sided at Dub- Rrt 'z· ,;.b Qrt• MIDIP ' I ' •• ilau, ·liM:aL Gjrt.,Siate represen· I.J6I H P 0'1 Di trlbu ' '· · ' "" e · au ey, .., ~>tl e. was a ure 1 s • to Krodel Park ' for recreation !ill for the last 26 years. Alum Creek, W. va., .and Jos- T ~;, · · ~. · · · tor m Mason County for SO r.•e ds and be au tlfl ca tlon of the Su • ,. his wile eph w. Chapman; · · · • naii'MNr. ' ' .. ... lnelude 41,· Hunting. OPERATIONS fi t I ted d years an was trs e ec ma- Park •m~· "I'YJO~ ''""" lon~ time rYJVO~ ·r tOn W V :II . h ed lth .,,~~.,. .... , yor of this city In 111211 serving .· n ."" .,.. ""' ' ... . Mrs. Reta 'DeCkard Rut!; a • ·. a., a c ,arg w , Navlgatlop lnterests ·on the uniU 1935 then didn't seek •e- mayor. t;!OO.~~Ions may be mail· ·brother. L. D. Rutt 14 VIne mto~lcation. Ohio. RWet have been· notlfi~ u~tll 1937 when he,,ser·l Pd to· tfie ·Ctty-·Bulldlng. St.; and t~o sisters, Mrs. Earl ON DEAN'SLIST ' that' dredging op.eral\<ms 0!1· tbe again cont'nuouslv until · ." .,. Queen, Columbus, and Mrs. MARIEITA '1 IIDbert , R.approacbe..& ·l\lfbe.L®ksatthe 'j CHESTER - A rlllzens' com- 1951, retirio( rrom office then Dflle .4. Rutt . · stanley A. Sauoders, 317 Fourth Smith. sori of Mrs. Mlidf~ '·L. Galllpolij'ltoller Dam at Euremittee protesting actiO!'. by. ~· Ulltll 1953 when he was a~•ln I .GALL,IPOJ;.IS.-Dale f.. Rutt Ave. Smith, Hemlock Grove, ka have been completed; . , Eastern Local Schoo~ District s elected mayor and served until ·~· Rt, I llu&lln. a marhinlst by Services wiD be qonducted at Pomeroy High graduateM'as The ~ouncement W~· lilade By Bob Hoeflich Board of Educ~t10n to reasSign hi~ retirement from public .life. trade, died 'at home at ~· a. m., 2 p.m. Monday at the Waugh • on the Dean's list of Marietta today by G. E. Ours, · Acting elementary pupils has called Q in 1964. . .E!!~~y, uiJt;x~tedly; 'apparenl Halley • Wood FuneraJ .Home College for the past semester, Chief, Operations Dlvlilon, IJe. An innovation to the Meigs County Fair-<Jne of sev· public meeting for Monday at He was an active ~emhe( .: ·~Ml ;~ r h~ ·attack by the Rev. Paul Bauders. Buri· with a :'B" or better average ~ partment. of the Army, Hllfto era! this year-will be a double flower show staged under 3 p.m 'n !be. Ea~tom. H 1g h <.brist Eplsc.Pal Chll'ch w!l1!!1 .8<!11,' Se•\.!"!· 1911, In GaUla al will be In Mound H(l! peme- an subJects. S?"th•. ma!oflng tn ti~Jgton D1strlct, Cor~s of Enthe direction of Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis. School Audltonum. be served as vestryman and County,. he, w''· the son of late tery. Friends ~y call at the petroleum engmeenng, ts a var· gmeers. The .dr~ wa • In previous ~ears, one show has been held and by Although the · board reversed 1treasurer for many .leafs, he .' and ~lval,,hmeral home !tom 2::4 aod 7-9 slty football pi~~ at Marietta done bY' Crain Bros.,l)ic.,,.~ttsthe end of the farr the arrangeln~nts-certainly very at· its deci,;oo to reassign the ele- was also a of Worlct . SJifVIVes~ . . · College. . burgh, .l!a. . . tractive at the beginmng of the fm-have ·become pretty mentzrv ,ludents the citizens willed. . . · committee delegation apparentThiS year, however, one show Will be staged-the ar· 1 will discuss the matter fur· rangements left in place for a couple of days and_t~en re· J..r. As 8 art 8 £the board's placements w11I be made .P when the second show is at the fair board office on the adwn to g.'ve ~P on the reas· held. . Rock Springs Fairgrounds from Slgnment Situation -st least Both shows carrying out a 10 a.m. to ~ p.m. on Aug. 7, 8, temporarily - the board asked theme of "Adventure" will be 9 and 10 to accept your en- for support of a tu levy In Noopen to residents of Meigs tnes. vember. '!be reass1gnme.nt plan County only except the tnvlta· would p:obably be put mto ef· tlonal classes. Participants, I GREMLINS HAVE a way of feet ag~m.lf the ISSUe falls, the however, do not need to be gar· getting into everything - dou· board md•cated. den club members to exhibit . ble the normal chances and In calling the poblic meeting, Incidentally, tile entry blanks ~ou have the newspaper prob- lhe delegation said: for the shows must be f i I e d lum. "We, the delega!Ps of the Eall( not later than 4 p.m. on Thurs- At any rate, apologies to Ll· , tem Local School District day. Aug. 10, with the faIr one! Boggs for the error on his i able to reverse the board's deb,,ard secretary at the f a i r· gulfing accomplishment. Below clsion to lransfer students gl'ounds. Ishould be correct, we hope. Lionel scored a double Eagle "First of sll, we gave tbem SPEAKING OF THE FAIR, on the number 2 hole at the a definite 'no.' Then finally, w11ch opens on the evening of Pomeroy Golf Course. The par we WEre provided the accurate Aug. 14. it Is a disappointment fi•e hole is 48iJ yards. I l~es on the total number of to plan entries and then f i n d popds per grade In the entire OJI that you've missed the dead· MARGARET WEAVER, al- distnct. Ime lor filing. ,.ady sick, was sicker Frldav "The board felt one more So - deadlines are repeated when she visited the W. Main teacher was needed for RIVI!rAU El-lc Gold MedalUon nere for your information. St. car wash and later found view. Several proposals were air conditioned homo. Full ~•6 Beef and dairy cattle. sheep her wristwatch gone. '!be watch presented by tbe commiUee and walls, maintenance free, c1dar \ and swine, 4 p.m. on Aug. 9; :- a while ~old Bulova with the one accepted by the board siding guaranteed llfeti~ of hme show, I p.m. on Aug. 16, •an expansion l!racelet - appar· was hiring a teacher for Riverhomo, Birch oablnots, full lnwlaall other departments, 4 p.m. 1rntly dropped off her arm al view. !ion, cathedral coiHngs. Thlo homo 1the establishment. Anyone findon Aug. 10. "'!be price tag over our heads completely built on your lot except Entries will not he accepted ;ug the watch ill asked to tele· was support o! the levy and, painflng. alter the deadlines. Fair Board Ipllone Margaret's father, Ross if not, switch the eqlire district. Secretary Don Reuter will be Norris, m5279. "We, tile committee, request " COMPLETE FINANCING • NO MONEY DOWN all interested people of the distrirt to be In the Eastern audl· WALLTOWAU torium on Monday, July 24, at 1'!. NO CLOSING COST 01 ANY EXTW TO ADO TO lOAN, CARPET S p.m. TO I; · Own your own home willl paymon11 liu that of rent. II you ' FIRST 20 WEEK'S WEATHER havo ever tried 1o purcho.. a home & couldn't bocauso of largo Temperature, precipitation, PURCHASERS IHIJ fW Ylln · dawn payments ploooe lUI ' In applleotian, and set 11 you cal\• 'l'(eather conditions for eacb 24· be approved for OIK lnotant Flnandng. AbiOiutely no abllgatfon. \ •Lela for. S~naller Plant hbur period as recorded by Pete McCormick ot Falrfleld weather station. By ROBERT WINGETT Day .. . . . . . High Low Prec. Sun. .. . . . .. .. . .. . ?8 49 Mon. ..· . . . . .. . . 80 55 Officers and members of Meigs Aerie 2171, Frater· Tues. ·· .......... 1H 53 ual Order of Eagles, are proud of their club. Wed. " .. · .. · .... · 86 57 They have learned their club won the state member- Thur. ·"" · .... · ·: 80 60 ;; llllip championship. Aerie 2171. signed 192 persons for Fri. .. · · •... . · · · • ·. · 83 55 0.68 ,, new membership in the preceding 12-month period to Sat. .. · .. · · · · · .. · · · 67 60 0.09 Win the distinction. Average high temperature,for This figure was eight the week this year ?8.2, last I r: times the yearly quota of members and their guests. year 86. · .. ,.• tbe local organization. An official of the club s Aid Average low temperature Membership has grown from la•t week it appears that t h e for the week this year 58.8, ,, '" 1811 to over 400 in the last two grnwth of the organization :. last year 80.2. '· years. &oing to continCK! climbing dur Total preciplatl011 for t h '' Meigs Aerie 2171 members mg Ito next year as 2ll new week this year 0.71, last lmow the growth of their lodge members have been signed In o.OO. bas been because of the dev<>- the past month since the aerie Total precipitation to dale tlon and hard work of their of. won the state membership for !Ills year 31.15 Inches. last lieers and trustees. cnamplonship. year 25.85 Inches. . . ,, tltip Aerie 2171 has, in reNormal average prtcipltation Jilt montluo, also played a very 38.f4J lDcbea. ·• role In support o!Va r1- THE "HEREFORD COUN. ---•~ ~ty fimd drives by do- 'tRY CUJII" golf tournament Holmes' Player, ~· I total' of $511 to such II over lor another year, b u 1 eoun!J: IUpporled organizations rumon are It won't be forgor,. Rathbone, i1 Dead ii • • q llfki Jlhi.t and Cancer funds 1fen quickly. NEW YORK ~(UP!) - Basil Fiii!!bioii';. ;Ul'8iiiiZBtiona, L It~ I Larry Prlee, holt for t h • Rathbone, the man who played tl~ ~ .. 1111d the Dollars for tournament beld In the pasture Sherlqck Ho~ Ill weD II A. ~ ~ i., ._. Srhol · 'fields of IUs Pappy Hubert's Conan Doyle ~te it, 11. dead. : •! , 11 1 'llle ub· lllso rti!Ularly has farm at Portland, w o n the ~s.y::;-oJd . ~ 11: • ·., -c ilanl!tt . bands of the r.hamplooship. Several of I h e ~ear:- a~ =~ til · b i : -,;;::=:· for Its tournament participants are Manhatl _...._ , ~ " jolhlnl Larry, complaining be an a.., ~en1· Stile ' •• f.' . t · 1 ,. .. ' 0 I 1 . ANN()UNCIS' NEW AREA .FINANCINGI I I An Exceptj~rlal Opportunity for City and Rura·l Residents To Have a New·Home. New 'Instant 12 Year Loans 1 S~---·~ T~CUSANDS of DOLLAJS lith '' New Rigid Frame De•ign Home ou Can SAVE on J.OP ·QUALIT'Y I "• ."., I .c I ., •• •••• E Fl NISHI'NG tJATJ:R·IAL.S -FREE- :I NOT '12,000. ... ' BEDROOM RAiqH·HOME BUILT Dl YOUR LOT Only s1 ,995 The Meigs News Beat lo ,.,.............. ...._,aid ·t• 11 *= I .. I .. I ·. '·· . .. r •. . • .. =~,"·"·· -;.c:--.::: :;:.: t~~ "--~-:-; '-JA.iiiiiol."f: llllil IAnJ, W. )!lwut ICOi't. ' .. ,,~ .. .tj . ·a •' ...r ~ I' ,.',•. . ' • ' )' .) . • ' d •• • • • · II '•" l ·• · . .•. .·- . .. . • . .. .•• . ,.• : : :- t ' . : . . .. . .. . ' ' ... .. . . 'l'HROtloll iloiQ>aoavs ISTANBUL Turk <uPI) ' ey ' A ilovtet erulser -two 1troyen ,an~ pbol'UI SalllrdliJ, · to bOlster 1111! ta,k iJ'to the Medltlrrll\le&il the Ai'1b • llraell •ar IDOII!b. ,. ... II :e hHd tbe "borne • course" advantage. Runner-up Ill the event w~s Roser Adami Jblle. Ma r v 1n .McKelvey ~ the third place !n)pby. ~ Diddle won I he award (or the bell shot wblle IIDgtr Adami, tile lollgesl abot !'~ .... ' , I /. ' r -R. .•r, ' ·· -~ \ 'i • ..• ••APPROVED••••'•• .. ~ ... I •• ••••••••••••••••• ••• • .. , .. . ' .._ ,• ' ' ' ' ' �I ' 1 ~~· ~ I •• ' . l·;., ·'.·. :•., :i' ! ~ t ~J,, ~ Q. ~ i -- ~ ', .f · ~ .•. ~,,,, THE .• / . Hllti!df I! h Ml f f l :1r!1 ! / ~ • , r 1 ! ~ 1 iJ' 11 ! !· ~ . 1 ~! ·'· ~o;.;:C.: ~~ !J.... n ~~ 11 11 1 1 ttltt i! !:!Hilii JjUH 1 fP i~~~i!!!~tJil~J~ifif JfJffHHJf~ifijU·t~i~~JiHi 1l •• ::l:i I .:I ,:a.:; \ .' The YnSEMAN Agency REAL TOle , , .;: ~~~ ·~1 ~~~~t· J i!it ~~ti~IH~ ~~l=IJj;iltfi!l ::~t!·tis J' 1 ah~ ··1 i ~;~! p! d ~~ h i nJ H 11 u J. I :~I s! -~~- ~~a~ · WILL remove your dead horses, cows and mules. Call cpllecl Jactson 2118-1531 0 ~ dttiJ .=1 - ~~ 2 AND 3 RM. fum. apts. Utll~ -~tii!S paid. Adults only. Ph. 446Stock (Jt ~3. 112 Notice Dead Removed Free 1 aparbner•ts. ado ulfs only, 729 Second Ave 142 If apartment, rml. and balll. upstairs, 626 Third Ave. Call 4~22. 163 If m. s DUDS.IN·SUDS f Third & Court Street a~----------~--~~ Jl l ~ • Gallipolis Now AIR CONDITIONED ;:. Sale or Trad& NEW F or n e ' electrte welder, an atlaellmenll ai)d manual. Call 24fi -f<q~ or see Paul Rees at Adamsville. 170 I FOR SALE Maytag Washers '7':==:;=:=:==:==="";""'1 HOTPOINT ~ i ... ~ responsible for any debts other tban my own aa of this date, July 21, 1987. Signed, Lowell RaY SYfUS, 711 3 PIANO t.mlne, acbool, bome. Lane Daniela, en Loculi, Mlclo dleport. ooz.s509. CaD 8 a.m. SI s ~.. ~.. ........... •... u .. .. H .. .. ;* . ' " ! ,, MALT VILLAOI FIANCHISIS AVAILAILI 446-4500 e-E :1 ·-- refrigerator. Cop. pertone, 14 cu. ft., like new. C&ll 446-3702. 171_! t956 FORD Pickup truck, Me~ vln Little, Cbeshlre. Ohio. 171 I 2 ELECTRIC 8Uilars and watt ampllflor. Call 446-1478 after 6 p.m. 170 3 SING~R Sewing Machine In new walnut sewing table. ZIG ZAG equipped to but. ...... ~-· tonhole, monogram, overcast, etc. PlY off 7 payments $5.00 ,, eacll. 446-1831. I ~ 110 lF \'OU WANT A FINE O'DELL BUILT HOUSE JUST ON EDGE OF TOWN, LOOK AT THIS. IT'S A 3 BEDROOM BRICK WITH FULL BASEMENT AND LARGE LO'l'. I.'IICLUDES A NICE KITCH. EN. FORMAL DINING, HUGJ: ' CARPETED LIVING ROOM, QUJ. J:T SIDE PORCH AND :il CAB GAH~GE. IT 'S AN OLDER HOME BUT RAS BEEN WELJ...CARED FOR. PRICED UNDER 121.000. NEW LISTING TEXAS RD. $7500 THIS HOME IS COMPLI!:T!LY R& DECORATED INSIDE AND OUT, 3 BEDROOMS, NEW AL\JM. SID. ING. N~W BATll. PLUS :1 ACRES. IT'S A BARGAIN . I THIS ONE YR. OLD :i BED. ROOM MAY Bl JUST RIGHT ~'OR YOU . IT INCLUDES A BUILT tN KITCHEN. 2 BATHS, I.ARGl PANELED FAMILY ROOM AND GARAGE . YOU CAN'T BEA.T IT A1' THIA PRJCI::. NEW LISTING STATE STREET ACROSS THE STREET HIGH SCHOOL. It' YOU CONVENIENCE AND A LARGE COMFORTABLE ERN , HI!:RE IT IS. I~ FORMAL DINING , .PULL , MENT AND GARAGE:. REASONABLE. NEW LISTING 1109 ADRIAN AVE. I 10407 Liberty Avo. St. Loula (o-lantl). Mo. 0101 314 RHI Estate For Sale GOOD "NEW LISTING 3 aibROOM BRICK SPRING VALLEY $18,900 I Baird Realty cOmpany OSCAR BAIRD, Realtor HA J.2451 ' DILlON AGENCY PINE SHADOWS UNIQUE home OR a 7111 left' lot. Home II lhadad by pial trees, I 1'001111 and batll, .. on one fiO(Jt. Larp troat porch, wen and apriDC. Prll!l: $7,500. Will •II oa lllld lract. CRAIG SLAGLE Is offering h!J · fine ho"1e on Second Avenue for sale. You wlll like this modern lovely home and fine location. This is a two story VERY FEW TIMES NOW OR IN NEW LISTING THE f'U'l'UlU~ WILl. YOU home with 3 bedrooms and THIS OFFER. LARG• 5 ROOMS "'"/4 ACRE 1 MATCH sewing room, lovely balll. HOW WOULD YOU l..IVIN G ROOM . DINING ROOM . TAKE TIME TO LOOK AT THIS fULL :., BASEMENT AND CAR. •~n deck. full basement, semi LIKE to own your private .... FRAME HOME WITH LARGE l.OT PORT.· YES. lT'S A 3 AEDHOOM GOOD GARllEN SPOT Wt1'H ANil AI..L BRICK. HEAD IT A· - air conditioned, a very at. dock? '>!! acre lot . will lit ; CITY WATER, GAS, ETC. FULL ' GAIN AND CAU. US. tractive kitchen, and liard- water front. Trees, ldell lllr 1 J'Rtc! 15,000. wood noors and IMide trim, camping or prlvalt tG*Illli l PRICE REDUCED N~WLISTING many hu•• closets and stor· Prk!e ,1,000. $8200 was $9200 age log burning fireplaCe in , ., KYGER CREEK MAKIII AN OFFER ON THt S VERY GOOD WELL LOCATED 5 HIIRE'S A J!'INE MODERN I livin~ room, storm dom and MOST ATTRACTIYI· ROOM -lfOME ON VINTON AVI:. BEDROO~ RAN CH WITH CEN. windows, barbecue pit In SPLIT level featurlal 1 ~ IT HAS AS NlC E A NEW KIT 1 TRAL NEAT. BATH. STORM CHRN AS AN\' 1'\'F. SEEN WINDOWS. ALUMINUM SIDING back yard, screened In aide BR, 1\io bath, dJIIIDt llilla, !BANGE OVEN ntJn.T INl ATTACHED GARAGE AND A STORM. WINDOWS A:-rn Burr.T.IN KITCHEN . IT's LOCAT· wrch and many extras. New. fireplace tn 111e 1fY1n1 _.., Olt.RAGE. ED ON RT. 7 ON A FLAT LOT, 1 ly decorated and wall to wall dtee all bullt·ln kllebml d carpets. This is an all oak dtshwasbtr wall-nl dllll bUilt home. Intercom, 'buemelll, 1111..: Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale eel llr&gr, large lot, call lllr HOUSE & b i OWNER wants to sell or trade appointment. 5 OOD I D. H. W , Rea tar · · rms. bath. uill n hi• nice one noor plan home , 311 446 OWNER says to sell this nice kitch~n. Vinton Sl., · with lath, three bedrooms, TWO C FltRMS • bedroom one noor plan, gas · 1820. 111 6 ... b •• N1 E . · • ~.nl basement. p1enty ca ine.. 1 furnace, modern kitchen cab- - - - - - - - - - in kitchen. located on paved LOCATED near Viuton, !nets. Make us an offer. alreet In Gallipolis, $12,500. acret of clean lenl ~ I Robert Baird. Saleoman room home, llarn, aariCI, Jt. om.e Phone m-4775 u bra. catecl on Stale Rt. ltll. - - - -- - - - Ill ACI\ES one mile from VJn. ton, tobaeeo ..... a'op llld Ill tools wilh I room, 1'>11 story modera llomt. Prlet $13,300 BUYS THIS NICE 3 BED· BOOM FRAME. IT INCLUDES A FAMILY ROOM , CO\IERED PAT. 10, KITCHEN CAB.. AND FENC. ED I N BACK VAKD. NOT MANY lJK[ IT ON TilE MARKri'. I 1 a 1 I ; · ", ~-~;- ' • ·l ' .:_ ., Ronald KIICIIII, Jr, ,., 30. . '· "' .,. . ' f15.001. rmWtua • '· . ~. .. DOUBLE ·, f\ . YOUR IN(OME I i I I iA ~;;::r .,, ~\!' Jllilo I.~- S.l....,or., full or put tlm.o In your erea. Contact 111111- encl prot.wloriitl peoplo. If you hiVe provo ioua aelllnt o,r lnt•r~~lble experience, thla Ia en unllluol MONEY MA.KING OPP()RTUNITY for · Y~~UI $1sO to . . .WHktuu•rentee ' lllln,meetlnt 011r requlrto ,.eilfi Write lmmedlat. ly .0:.MIMI"· 8o11 7GO, ' ' Pall!lliYIIIe, Ohle 440n. ............ -- -- --- · --·-· .PUBLIC SALE ,FRI., JULY 28-5:30 P.M. 1'; ·4 Jft!IM t~llt of PI, ltleaaent, W~ Va. at H!ckoty Ch.,tl Church. \ ...· l' ~~~];), ' .i ' I . i ' ,. MAlT VILLAGE FRANCHISING, INC. FR 0 M WANT MO 1). BATHS, OASE· PRICED , WOII)d you like to be_ fi•lll•lllty IDdependel¢? Wouid 1011 . ' )ike to own your own bulint'll? . ~.:rile• Yhr lfOfllld. Jef· ' eream and food drive-in, wltll Ill · · ~t.~lilll, ·.ca& .OW be oblai!IOd In your area. Jllalt VWaio ...,.. oidt· .-., quality produete yloldlnl the Jdcbeal profit potential \'Oil pun:base-on1y the lraneblle and equlJ>-1 .. .wollut the ll'Ound alii\ build our new. modem bull'lllnslor 7011. eon. tinual tralnlns, oupervialon, and advertiliD1 !ne. U ,... ' would llkoloobo asooelated with one pf the nat!on•a flltM srowil)g and most aueeenful ebailla, write or call f!!i1v • for more Information. Please lnelucle your pbono aumW, A;pproxlmately $8,000.00 easb required. ' NEW LISTING NEW LISTING LOWER RIVER ROAD I SPLIT ENTRY $14,900 ... "_ ~.. Off. 446-3643 Evt. 446-3796 . lusiMsl.... Opportunities lusi""' --· ...OpjiiG_It~ , IIIIJ ,;t ....;J ., ' �I ' 1 ~~· ~ I •• ' . l·;., ·'.·. :•., :i' ! ~ t ~J,, ~ Q. ~ i -- ~ ', .f · ~ .•. ~,,,, THE .• / . Hllti!df I! h Ml f f l :1r!1 ! / ~ • , r 1 ! ~ 1 iJ' 11 ! !· ~ . 1 ~! ·'· ~o;.;:C.: ~~ !J.... n ~~ 11 11 1 1 ttltt i! !:!Hilii JjUH 1 fP i~~~i!!!~tJil~J~ifif JfJffHHJf~ifijU·t~i~~JiHi 1l •• ::l:i I .:I ,:a.:; \ .' The YnSEMAN Agency REAL TOle , , .;: ~~~ ·~1 ~~~~t· J i!it ~~ti~IH~ ~~l=IJj;iltfi!l ::~t!·tis J' 1 ah~ ··1 i ~;~! p! d ~~ h i nJ H 11 u J. I :~I s! -~~- ~~a~ · WILL remove your dead horses, cows and mules. Call cpllecl Jactson 2118-1531 0 ~ dttiJ .=1 - ~~ 2 AND 3 RM. fum. apts. Utll~ -~tii!S paid. Adults only. Ph. 446Stock (Jt ~3. 112 Notice Dead Removed Free 1 aparbner•ts. ado ulfs only, 729 Second Ave 142 If apartment, rml. and balll. upstairs, 626 Third Ave. Call 4~22. 163 If m. s DUDS.IN·SUDS f Third & Court Street a~----------~--~~ Jl l ~ • Gallipolis Now AIR CONDITIONED ;:. Sale or Trad& NEW F or n e ' electrte welder, an atlaellmenll ai)d manual. Call 24fi -f<q~ or see Paul Rees at Adamsville. 170 I FOR SALE Maytag Washers '7':==:;=:=:==:==="";""'1 HOTPOINT ~ i ... ~ responsible for any debts other tban my own aa of this date, July 21, 1987. Signed, Lowell RaY SYfUS, 711 3 PIANO t.mlne, acbool, bome. Lane Daniela, en Loculi, Mlclo dleport. ooz.s509. CaD 8 a.m. SI s ~.. ~.. ........... •... u .. .. H .. .. ;* . ' " ! ,, MALT VILLAOI FIANCHISIS AVAILAILI 446-4500 e-E :1 ·-- refrigerator. Cop. pertone, 14 cu. ft., like new. C&ll 446-3702. 171_! t956 FORD Pickup truck, Me~ vln Little, Cbeshlre. Ohio. 171 I 2 ELECTRIC 8Uilars and watt ampllflor. Call 446-1478 after 6 p.m. 170 3 SING~R Sewing Machine In new walnut sewing table. ZIG ZAG equipped to but. ...... ~-· tonhole, monogram, overcast, etc. PlY off 7 payments $5.00 ,, eacll. 446-1831. I ~ 110 lF \'OU WANT A FINE O'DELL BUILT HOUSE JUST ON EDGE OF TOWN, LOOK AT THIS. IT'S A 3 BEDROOM BRICK WITH FULL BASEMENT AND LARGE LO'l'. I.'IICLUDES A NICE KITCH. EN. FORMAL DINING, HUGJ: ' CARPETED LIVING ROOM, QUJ. J:T SIDE PORCH AND :il CAB GAH~GE. IT 'S AN OLDER HOME BUT RAS BEEN WELJ...CARED FOR. PRICED UNDER 121.000. NEW LISTING TEXAS RD. $7500 THIS HOME IS COMPLI!:T!LY R& DECORATED INSIDE AND OUT, 3 BEDROOMS, NEW AL\JM. SID. ING. N~W BATll. PLUS :1 ACRES. IT'S A BARGAIN . I THIS ONE YR. OLD :i BED. ROOM MAY Bl JUST RIGHT ~'OR YOU . IT INCLUDES A BUILT tN KITCHEN. 2 BATHS, I.ARGl PANELED FAMILY ROOM AND GARAGE . YOU CAN'T BEA.T IT A1' THIA PRJCI::. NEW LISTING STATE STREET ACROSS THE STREET HIGH SCHOOL. It' YOU CONVENIENCE AND A LARGE COMFORTABLE ERN , HI!:RE IT IS. I~ FORMAL DINING , .PULL , MENT AND GARAGE:. REASONABLE. NEW LISTING 1109 ADRIAN AVE. I 10407 Liberty Avo. St. Loula (o-lantl). Mo. 0101 314 RHI Estate For Sale GOOD "NEW LISTING 3 aibROOM BRICK SPRING VALLEY $18,900 I Baird Realty cOmpany OSCAR BAIRD, Realtor HA J.2451 ' DILlON AGENCY PINE SHADOWS UNIQUE home OR a 7111 left' lot. Home II lhadad by pial trees, I 1'001111 and batll, .. on one fiO(Jt. Larp troat porch, wen and apriDC. Prll!l: $7,500. Will •II oa lllld lract. CRAIG SLAGLE Is offering h!J · fine ho"1e on Second Avenue for sale. You wlll like this modern lovely home and fine location. This is a two story VERY FEW TIMES NOW OR IN NEW LISTING THE f'U'l'UlU~ WILl. YOU home with 3 bedrooms and THIS OFFER. LARG• 5 ROOMS "'"/4 ACRE 1 MATCH sewing room, lovely balll. HOW WOULD YOU l..IVIN G ROOM . DINING ROOM . TAKE TIME TO LOOK AT THIS fULL :., BASEMENT AND CAR. •~n deck. full basement, semi LIKE to own your private .... FRAME HOME WITH LARGE l.OT PORT.· YES. lT'S A 3 AEDHOOM GOOD GARllEN SPOT Wt1'H ANil AI..L BRICK. HEAD IT A· - air conditioned, a very at. dock? '>!! acre lot . will lit ; CITY WATER, GAS, ETC. FULL ' GAIN AND CAU. US. tractive kitchen, and liard- water front. Trees, ldell lllr 1 J'Rtc! 15,000. wood noors and IMide trim, camping or prlvalt tG*Illli l PRICE REDUCED N~WLISTING many hu•• closets and stor· Prk!e ,1,000. $8200 was $9200 age log burning fireplaCe in , ., KYGER CREEK MAKIII AN OFFER ON THt S VERY GOOD WELL LOCATED 5 HIIRE'S A J!'INE MODERN I livin~ room, storm dom and MOST ATTRACTIYI· ROOM -lfOME ON VINTON AVI:. BEDROO~ RAN CH WITH CEN. windows, barbecue pit In SPLIT level featurlal 1 ~ IT HAS AS NlC E A NEW KIT 1 TRAL NEAT. BATH. STORM CHRN AS AN\' 1'\'F. SEEN WINDOWS. ALUMINUM SIDING back yard, screened In aide BR, 1\io bath, dJIIIDt llilla, !BANGE OVEN ntJn.T INl ATTACHED GARAGE AND A STORM. WINDOWS A:-rn Burr.T.IN KITCHEN . IT's LOCAT· wrch and many extras. New. fireplace tn 111e 1fY1n1 _.., Olt.RAGE. ED ON RT. 7 ON A FLAT LOT, 1 ly decorated and wall to wall dtee all bullt·ln kllebml d carpets. This is an all oak dtshwasbtr wall-nl dllll bUilt home. Intercom, 'buemelll, 1111..: Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale eel llr&gr, large lot, call lllr HOUSE & b i OWNER wants to sell or trade appointment. 5 OOD I D. H. W , Rea tar · · rms. bath. uill n hi• nice one noor plan home , 311 446 OWNER says to sell this nice kitch~n. Vinton Sl., · with lath, three bedrooms, TWO C FltRMS • bedroom one noor plan, gas · 1820. 111 6 ... b •• N1 E . · • ~.nl basement. p1enty ca ine.. 1 furnace, modern kitchen cab- - - - - - - - - - in kitchen. located on paved LOCATED near Viuton, !nets. Make us an offer. alreet In Gallipolis, $12,500. acret of clean lenl ~ I Robert Baird. Saleoman room home, llarn, aariCI, Jt. om.e Phone m-4775 u bra. catecl on Stale Rt. ltll. - - - -- - - - Ill ACI\ES one mile from VJn. ton, tobaeeo ..... a'op llld Ill tools wilh I room, 1'>11 story modera llomt. Prlet $13,300 BUYS THIS NICE 3 BED· BOOM FRAME. IT INCLUDES A FAMILY ROOM , CO\IERED PAT. 10, KITCHEN CAB.. AND FENC. ED I N BACK VAKD. NOT MANY lJK[ IT ON TilE MARKri'. I 1 a 1 I ; · ", ~-~;- ' • ·l ' .:_ ., Ronald KIICIIII, Jr, ,., 30. . '· "' .,. . ' f15.001. rmWtua • '· . ~. .. DOUBLE ·, f\ . YOUR IN(OME I i I I iA ~;;::r .,, ~\!' Jllilo I.~- S.l....,or., full or put tlm.o In your erea. Contact 111111- encl prot.wloriitl peoplo. If you hiVe provo ioua aelllnt o,r lnt•r~~lble experience, thla Ia en unllluol MONEY MA.KING OPP()RTUNITY for · Y~~UI $1sO to . . .WHktuu•rentee ' lllln,meetlnt 011r requlrto ,.eilfi Write lmmedlat. ly .0:.MIMI"· 8o11 7GO, ' ' Pall!lliYIIIe, Ohle 440n. ............ -- -- --- · --·-· .PUBLIC SALE ,FRI., JULY 28-5:30 P.M. 1'; ·4 Jft!IM t~llt of PI, ltleaaent, W~ Va. at H!ckoty Ch.,tl Church. \ ...· l' ~~~];), ' .i ' I . i ' ,. MAlT VILLAGE FRANCHISING, INC. FR 0 M WANT MO 1). BATHS, OASE· PRICED , WOII)d you like to be_ fi•lll•lllty IDdependel¢? Wouid 1011 . ' )ike to own your own bulint'll? . ~.:rile• Yhr lfOfllld. Jef· ' eream and food drive-in, wltll Ill · · ~t.~lilll, ·.ca& .OW be oblai!IOd In your area. Jllalt VWaio ...,.. oidt· .-., quality produete yloldlnl the Jdcbeal profit potential \'Oil pun:base-on1y the lraneblle and equlJ>-1 .. .wollut the ll'Ound alii\ build our new. modem bull'lllnslor 7011. eon. tinual tralnlns, oupervialon, and advertiliD1 !ne. U ,... ' would llkoloobo asooelated with one pf the nat!on•a flltM srowil)g and most aueeenful ebailla, write or call f!!i1v • for more Information. Please lnelucle your pbono aumW, A;pproxlmately $8,000.00 easb required. ' NEW LISTING NEW LISTING LOWER RIVER ROAD I SPLIT ENTRY $14,900 ... "_ ~.. Off. 446-3643 Evt. 446-3796 . lusiMsl.... Opportunities lusi""' --· ...OpjiiG_It~ , IIIIJ ,;t ....;J ., ' �' ! I I" / 1 ' ,~ " ' " ' -- ' ,, '" ,. , ,I ' ·o"' ",I .' ------ - . --····-····-···· •' 'I • ' · t'' -··--·~·" · • J ' , . . . , _ _ , •, ,- - ' ' '· Sunday 1iimes-Senti,el . .' ~y.·acu~~ . Totirna~ent ~YRACUSE 1007 14-Tbe For Sale · Business·Services CLE\IELAN~ (uP!) - The grand •lam bi>mer, al\41 . Willie lin th• last five' games"\nd cmot hlts, in<lJuding ' home run~ .i.y With 9~3 surging Boston '!led SoJ st'OI'ed Hortori'iltl a three-run hom•r to the Yankees their 'siXth straight Maruiy Mola. Bpberto Clemen~·..• -~ 1 . ' 1968 ' •COMANCHE• HARDTOP TRAVEL TRAILIRJ .,.r Free Estimates ,, •Aluminum Awning• •Aluminum Siding •Aluminum Railing• •Aluminum WlncloWI & Doors •C•r Portt -.Blown In lnlulatlon . • Patio• '· or Call Collect 532-6881 , Elmer E. White, 404Y.a So. 4th St., Ironton IIJimantatlvaln Thlt Am 20 v..n For V. V. Johnson & Son 222- 4th Ave., HuntingtOn $795.00up Flnt Lold D,ua Au1. lot .AII61 Modell Roduood eHANNALINieAPACHie San vplo NGO.GO ~I,Redlegs. Phiis·.Blank DodJJers 13-0 Belundlohhson ----·'1 1 ae- paces M • CII'S squad . · h 3 ~ • .'· . t ate w It • ;) . verage A PI MI Prlua Worth'Walllolt For 1 thei_r ~!nilght vi~tory and 1~t the Dell-oil ,'J~er~ to an ' loss. , and B~ll!fue~ooJ? to give WJ>'!;j ' sji!ACI,ISJ!: . ~ theor loth triumph m 11 games 11-4 victorY over . t~e ll'w York ! . , dy F\-Vman h1s !Jrst vl•tory ~1:.11/Soa became Saturday as right-bender Lee Yank~s Satufday: :·_ ~ ··Pi'l'TSBURGH •'(UPJ)- The the ~asen. saturday, lJ.Zovi!rJ 11lrrsyrJcuse' · -· lh 1 p · ·• · ·~ · Str~nge stoppedrr' the Cl~veland Tile triumph· was 'i'e ourth 1'ttsbu rgb p·Jr&te1 • 1ugg.., 18 the Houston ....,,ros:.; , ,Lelgue here "'!~~a~~~,::;;~~ , Indians. 4,0, o_ a thiee-hltter. : . ' , • • • , • , / 1 n 9-3 victory over , , 0 Cart Yastrzemski slammed "-'.' his 23rd homer and Mike An· , ~ , . A~dlson ,won tbe be•d..,.,,~ ,\ ~trlb ed · h · ·. · .. . ames series in only ,two ·o"f J. d •-------~"!'"'-'"--""..,.!:'!-..... Tourney Managet. Bob LOUks rews con ut .,a !Oio om; David ~ohn~. t~ PbUI!eson an error. He was forced at error, as lhe Pbillies _start~ to ' Jigs The Gallia Oounty •Jro ,,J; said the second gail\e on t h e er to back Stange s, first shut- fine left-banded. ]litcllel'; a n d second by John Thomas. Thorn-· bat lor th~ ·second tlllJe .m the hilndtly defeated' the ·~~ first evening of the event .will out of the season. , cenU)r-IUeder, p~tched the u . si<Jle .econd on the f1~st Inning. W~on was agam '"'"'winner of the Tueoday ·N:f:'tt be at 8 p.m. with Coolville op Strange, who went the rou~ fendmg champion Mid · league pitch and rode home on a hne- on an error as wa• Johnson. Lea ue last week in tho ·r in Racine for the lourth time even"!! hJS leading P.L.PbiUI~· to a one drive tingle by Mike Canady, next two Phillles were retired ! g •1 . • 0 l pos ~ . season l~cord at 6-8. He n 0 w hit shut-out victory ~ver I he over the short-stop's hfad lnio to ""d lhe inning,. ' ga:d~-· the '"":·to •llncllll)l ·. 1? !!'he second .evening of !pur- bas. Won siX llll,lllost two since DOdgers ·134 Friday evening on left. For the Phillies -S.ep Mat· · tson. _enro.~ . ~.. tf'J• nament activity, July 26. will be!D8 promoted to a ' starter. Memorial Fi•ld '... · J.. .. thews held triple · David 1o1m- the champiOnShiP, IU!I)ped,.l m;';j see Pomeroy No. I playing Gal- 1191~· JumPed OD Clevelimd : . • .. ' The l'hiiUes's big Inning final- son a double and· sin~le; Alden ito two :un~ In the nrst fr_ll!lllf, ~ lipollil at 6:45 p.m. and Syra· starter Steve Hlll'llan for 1 w 0 The o'!fY hit off Johnson was I~ came ~s they scored eleven Wedemeyer 8 single; J 0 h n added '" m fue second hm~ POMEROY - A .350 batting Baer, a 1967 graduate of Porn- cu.se battling Addt.on at 3 p.m. runs in tbe first inning. a II~ ball singlt, . but Dodger b1g runs m the_ bottom of the Thomas two singles: an4 Mike and srored ano~er In the thl~' average by Gallipl>lis' Glb Mill· eroy High School en~ed I he The winner ol the Gr.JIIpolls· Andrews hit Bergan's second rookie Chuckle· Perroud, ,that fifth 011 four hllll, six errors, a Canadv a single. Churkie Per-\ Pon.eroy, meanwhile, . ~N 1 iron topped the hitters ol the season with a .306 average haV· Pomeroy No. I game ill sched· pitch of the game over the dropped Just Olrt of the _reacb of walk and a hit batsman, to roud 'got the Qllly hit for th• •ble to get ODiy one hit orq:~lf !967 Meigs American Legion ing 12 hits in n tjmes at bat. uled to play Bedford at 6:45 ·p, leftlleJd fence and Yastrzenslti ':'lllles rlght·f•eld, ~ookie _mt- bring the !mal score to 13 • 0 Dod~•rs, a single. Blazer. tbe hefty Addison h!l!'iJ!., baseball team, acoordlng to fi· Dennis Ault, an alternate in· m. on July 211 and the winner walked. Tony Conigliaro forced he Thomas In the tirsl lnmng. In the fatal fifth for the Dod- John•on in pitching tlJe shut-' er. That was a single by P,;~,t(.~ nal statistics ol the squad re- fielder who gaw artion In 11 of of tlJe CoolvilleRaclne contest Yastrzemski al lM'C()nd an d This. was_ the-. PhdUes nmlh gers. Boop Matthews leadmg oul for the Phillies. struck out Soulsby in the third innini.M '·; leaserl today. 1he team's 21 ganies, finished will oppose Ma11011 that same Vern Fuller threw the ball Into straight wm and II brmgs their of! for tbe Pblllles, drove a long six, allowed one hit and walked , Pomeroy scored one nin¥J• Milliron, who will be enroll- with a,181'1i average in his first evening at 8 p.m. Both Bed- the Indians' dug out. Corilgllaro seasoo record to t-1. ~ tflple between left and center one. This is hfs second win, he ,the second on walks issued W..t,. . ed at Mar:hall University on a year of legion ball. Ault only ford and Maso~ won first r~nd took second. George Scott sin- Johnaon and Snowden hooked th~t rolled to the. woods. _Bruce has lost one. The Phillies play-~ Blazer to J. Wisecup, B. ~lij:' Grant-ln-Ald thiS fall. recorded 16 years-old, got live h1t1 In 13 byes in drawmgs held Fr.day gled him home. up in a pitching duel as neither Wilson reach~d !Jrst on an er· ed errorless ball. and K. Mankm and B. Wykllli, . 28 bit9 in 80 trips . to the plate tries at, bat Roger Leffingwell, evening at the Syracuse B a II . In the third inning, Andrews team scored tbe first two in- or, Johnson !mgled to r 1g h t For the Dodgers - L a r r y I was hit by a wild pitch. P~~ and had seven doubles and six ,another alternate, hit .400 1n Park. smgled, took second when Leon ntngs. The Phillies -broke the · center, ,Dale Saunders struck I Snowden. the starting pitcher roy's other two marlcers. bii!J!, triples . He drove in 14 runs five tj~ at bat and Tom Did- Th se !-fin 1 nd t h Wagner fumbled the ball and ice i~ the third to take a 1. o out swlngtng ,for 1111!. first ~ut • went five and one third lnnlng, liallied in the third, reaultM ae~ •cored 22. tlle regil!fered a .666 average tour~ ~ ';,..rou ten~1ti e scored on Joey Fo.v's single. , lead when Beep Matthews. Alden Wedemeyer lined a Sin· allow~ seven runs, seven hits, 1!rom R. Taylor being hit by I 1 Other regulars of the Meigs . with two hits in three trills. set Jul 8531 wit~ the ~,;: ~ Yastrze!IJskl's homer came off with one out, 'hit a hot ground- gle to left center,·, John 'fhomas •truck out three aod walked ' wild pitch. J. i Wisecup and '1. team who ended tho season Righthander& Bill Moore and ionshi a~e set for Wedneadap rebever George Culver 1p the er down the third ba.e line that drove a ground ball_ single to none. He 1 was the loser. Gary Seth walking and Soulsby'l JdGwith averages above the .300 Mike Jenkins topped th~ mound Aug~~. according to Louks. y, eighth. , , . the Dodger third baseman Jell lor hJS second hll of I h e Foose pit<'hed two-thirds of an ' gle. . . - : -i~ per cent mark were lj u d d y staff of the Meigs Leg1on team Hargan, who went six mnmgs couldn't handle with Beep game. innin~. allowing no hits, struck I H1t1ers for A,ddJSon we r • . Moore and Eddi~ Baer. as. beth hurlers ended the COACH FINED before being _lifted for a pinch reaching first ~ the' error. He Gary~ Fooose at this point re- out one, walked on•, hit one!Terry Bias with a double ,. - ·, Moore, who will be a sopho- son WJth perfect records. hitter. lost hiS e1ghth game stole ' second and came home placed Snowden on the" mound batter and allowed sj~... runs. 1 Ell!gle: Steve Harrtson and · Ill~I more at Ohio University this ended Wand Jenkins . NEW YORK (~PI)- Ken against nine victories. when Johnson llned double, for the Dodgers. ~~ hit The game was c•lled af~r 6Y. 1zer, each a triple; Tony Mei!~, September, followed close at the 3-0. . . Maclrer, commissiOner of the into right-center. Mike Canady, with a ·pitched innin~s. , a dol(ble and _M1ke_Curnutte; heels of M11tiro~ lor lop bat- Moore, In 41 1-3 mmngs, National Professional Soccer DETROIT (UP!) - No':"' The PhiUies picked .UP their ball, Jeff Canady was safe Qll .. hng honors by hi!Ung at a .347 struck out 34 and had a U!l League, fined Baltimore Bays Cash dro~e In Iive runs With ...,.nd run in the fourth when an •rror, ·Bi)lie Thomas walkpace. Moore, a former Middle- E.R.A. Jenkins, meanwhile, Coach Doug Milward $2110 four stra>ght hilS, Including . a Alden Wedemeyer reached flrsl ed, Matthews was , safe on an port High athletic standout, got struck out 29 in 26 1-3 and had Friday for uoing abusive and 25 hits in 72 trips to the plate ~ 2.110 ,ained run. average foul language. TENNIS FINALS and batted In 13 runs while top mound staff regulare In , M HOYLAKE. England (UPI)scoring 15. ,that department. acker ~nno~nced the fine John Newcombe, the Wimbledon after lnvesl1gatmg reports from champion from Australia, faced FINAL BATTING STATISTICS-MEi'i;S LEGION TEAM referee Ken Stokes concerning England's Roger Taylor today G AB R H iiA D ', TR HR RBI KO W last Sunday's game between the in the finals of the Hoylake Ault, D... 11 13 4 5 .385 1 1; 0 1 !i 1 Bays and ~ Ne~ Y~rk lawn ·tennis championships. GALLIPOLIS - The White Sox and pitched lour and two- ' Baer, E. .. 21 72 17 22 .306 1 2 0 17 6 5 Generals at Balhmoro m whJCh Newcombe heat England's Sox climbed back Into a second thirds innings. Junior ,Jamison Batey, R. . Ill 15 2 3 .200 1 0 0 2 6 0 Stoke•. charged that Milward Mike ""-tgster, 15-1~, 11-3, Pridoy place tie with the Red Sox in Icame on In the bottom ol I!Je Swisher, J. 4 7 0 I .143 0 0 0 0 1 0 and his players were abusive to and Taylor outlasted Tony ilhe Little League with a 13-7 111flh to ran Null. Jamison walkDavis, R. 2 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 1 . Roc~ of Autlralla, 11-9, 12-10. win over the Indians Friday' cd Mitchell to open the hcttcm Diddle, T. · 6 3 ~ 2 .666 0 0 0 0 1 0 evening on Memorial Field. 1ot the sixth. Billy Ray Russell Finlaw. S. 22 74 19 18 .243 5 1 0 12 12 14 The Tigers still lead the lea- , hit by a pitcb. Vern WoodGrueser, M. 3 2 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 : 1 gue with a 11-1 record. Tied for lard walked. Noe tagged Ruslngels, .J •. 4 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 ... cond place the Red Sox and ••II between second and third JeokiiiS, M, 9 11 1 3 .273 0 0 0 0. ~ ~ Wblte So• are each 11-2 and the Ibase, Sheets struck out and Noe 0 0 0 0 ~~f!!!:.Ju ~ ~ ~ 2 -~ ~ ~ 0 ~ 0 1 1 ~J)(\ JYI1 _ DE~T Senators are third with a 5-Z tagged Russell betwe,en second ....,..._"e ·350 7 tl 0 14 13 9 ~ ·"' -~ • .~ A crucial game I hi s \and third base as Curry hit ln2 2 Ml!Uron · :~ , ' wti!k Is the cia~ hel'wti!n the to a fielder's choice: Mitchell : .2aa 1 2 0 , 3 11 12 ":::; 1t 72 15 25 .347 3 4 0 13 5 11 By CJQ:T TANNEHILL Tigers and Red Sox, set I or \!ield to Wayne Robmson, t be Sauer 'o. 23 80 20 18 .225 3 0 2 18 14 15 Wednesday evenmg on Memor- catcher: , '· 1 scored the fnd1ans last run on S ncer • 10 36 6 10 .278 1 0 3 7 9 Senllllel Sportl Writer ial Field. · sWan, B•• 23 65 12 ' 11 .169 1 2 0 19 159 88 a ... "IOC4UIUOI. . . . I - - ·I '" The While So~ tooflk ,a !~lead tthehP play. Niday fanned to end Vanmeter 22 81 13 24 .296 7 3 2 13 Boy basebaU is a1l but over except for the tourna· In the top of '"" rs w e n. game. . Werry D 23 87 25 24 .276 5 6 2 20 10 13 ments In and about Meigs. Kyger Creek Employees' Club with two out, Ricky Boone walk- Noe allowed six runs, gave TOTALS' 733 170 203 .2n 36 27 9 131 136 102 is about to nam~the cbaniyion of their ninth ed and sc6red on a single by 1up seven hits, walked three and ' ' ' ·ZII. is already a ·tradition, looked forward to by evJamison. struck out eight Jamison, In FINAL PITCHING STATISTICS ei'y.TI-l-County kid big enough to pull on a pair of "big Dave Facemire was hit by a one and one-third Innings allowG INN R ER .SRA'W L H BB K baseball pants. pilch to ·open the top of the sec· 1ed one run. never gave up a Moore Bill 8 41'h 27 22 4.89 4 0 42 29 34 Bob Louks at Syracuse Is ready with his All-star ond inning Roger Taylor fan- 1hlt, walked two and struck out JenkioS,M.: 6 26lf.s 6 6 2.00~ 3 0 15 21 29 andPea~JKjsorofWellslonwiUbecalling"play ned. Ricky. Moore walked. Jlm •two. · Batey, R..•. 8 35'1.1 ·32 26 65CIC,A 2 34 30 ~3 sel!!ll' f.!!Olls Saut)leasNoe tripled scoring two runs.\ Steve Edwards started (or Spencer, T. . 7 46 30 22 4.05 3 3 40 21 45 Ohio A\1-Star take a oouple -;- Bob played In Ronnie Smith doubled scoring lh• Indla118 and w2rked I w o 20 teams. , the old Tri:ColJnly baseball Noe. That gave the Wbi~ , , . complete innings. He l"low~ Diddle, T. , . 2 l% 3 3 14.00• 0 0 5 1 3 Werry, D.•• 3 _17'13 5 5 2.60 2 ~ 1: : 1: Yes, basebaD, though_ . gue ,contermg more or less a w lead going into the top five runs, gave Up three· hits ·Tho heoro on durin I SUMMERSIZZLER'DAYSI You'll WMn Sfilsher, J. . 2 7% . 2 1 1.18 1 lng divided attontlon w1th the G~nbrler County In West third inning.. as lbe , tllree walks ind fanned up to our coot prlca 011 HONDA, the· WCN1d'o . , _ 7 4 uller.Votuo~ollrt with tht ·nlf\1, .,rtflr HOHO~ 50 ciHr Rothgeb, J. I 4 :-~~ \~ ~ ~ 119 1$S phenomenal growth of glnla. ans failed to score in the Jtm Niday ca111e on In lile TOTALS 39 180 1'" • · and other sporlll, stilt com. .,1 th Ieber ., he tramea. allowed eight runs, gave throulh tilt top of lho llno ••• tht po-,verful, ~ril CB-450. Como chock our SUMMER SIZZLERS • , • you'U ba GALLIPOLI8 SLOW mands the energy of man caned"~~r gu~s~beca~ nobody I Jeff Lewis ·'""" hit by a hits, walked four and hoi!Gr HONDA toot GALLIPOUS !'ONY PiTCB STANDINGS real boys and oot-l!o-yoong else ~ estell We had lhe loP : Of.;,the tb\lll out lour. LEAGU1ll STANDINGS · TEAM · -w L a oa elear up into their 701 · ilcher who could 11trow' a opened. Dave Fac.einlre paced the Wblte Sox , ~ :3 Why Is this 110f What Is P !muck! d ll scoring Lewis . Ruger a triple and two singles 12 0 TEAM WL a ' G li J , .......... 3 to the game that It won't ~ et er an ~tsua trlk~ struclt out anti Ricky In live trips. Jim Noe had a Ne~l's ......... •.. 2 0 ~ you go? """"'g 11 over •• s es. . ~ 1. 1 . 1 tr' Phlllles .. •.. .. •.. 9 1125 Beaver'• .. . •.. .. . 3 1 39 18 But one day II was wobbling walked. Jioe slntled sconng aaa s ng e o~[ IP~ ' -~laHON~-~ Braves ..... •... : : : Falls City . ..... :. 3 2 1 51 I SJJbmit part Is the outside or inside before it got Facemire. Smith grounded out. Ron Smith had a ou e an . DodReds .. .. ........ , • Barr's , ..... •. ... 2 1 11 tbat ill born 1n and about It lhe Pia~ Boone wassafe on an error and thein ftlnvedltrlps.J. N' gers ......·.. • • • 79 Sal! d' 2 2 32 34 Uves with lt. · • look second as Moolf and Noe , ans, 1mmy 1' c· ts 0 8 19 87 or a· ........ tine the pi ch d da bl ed 8 . f I l . 1 2 •r:ll .'.'.'.'I;.'.'.'.'.' 21 a,stS GSISSC' .. · .. "" "·" 1 CO:.:•t see-the' ball ;oi; to ... ng es '" . ' Q ............ "~"' ""'' So t34 ot• ·13 to 2 LAST WiEkoS RESULTS• Jaycees ...... :1 .• 0 4 21 70 self once.upon a time. Now the edge before it got to end the inning with the ,.wte t .-~~":~s 1·. Giants 2 . , · •• :,11 .. .. 11 18 itl'Stl working rather fate said Ord. "To him It looked .. Sox out .Ill front Iff. Indiana 004 021- 7 7 5 PI s·.~ 2 Wt!JC'S REsULTS: vanced teachlnf degreea he was picking up a comer. Tile Indiana ecored lour runs Batteries: While Sot - Noe Phllllles .. l3 , Dodgers o . 6 ' 2 famUy was well establllhed 'l'llls, according to Ord, In a big bottom hall of I (WP) Jamls011 <5) and Boone: MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -The loth an· AIJ..siar Little 1 nua SyTracuse t· ~•J ••t Lea gue oumamen wu a underway this•Tuesday at 8, 45 p.m. with Middleport g~ing against the Pomeroy No.3 en· try. JIM'"., !b• •}}i Contact: CHARLES USLE SyracuiSI, Ohio ' ·,. BosQx· C~ptortf .Eight~··Win:_ ;~r:t~.Jt . Op~ns Tuesd_ay THE 'I fOR . 1 IOUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Horlln st. · - w. v.. 1 RADIATOR It,/ EXPERIENCED SERVICE 1 WHEEL AUGNMENT AND HONDA SAliS &·SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE II OMI OP'IIII BLAETTNARS Pho... 992.2143 Pomeroy 0 a •telll PIOI'UI .... 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Will· I wruch ~[~a~;~vs~'-~B~r~aves ~ WEEK;S GAMES: , . ., vs. ~ 6 " around~ fore he got 1 (IUo Grande) iJ,i, afd '1)! ...,'emmfo&, , ·•·· :,redH.~!;~~Ie!u.S ~to I~ t~~~ ~: p~t: certain to create a between the umpire and watm-~mpered Erskine. .~ :~~~~~;lndi~·a~ns~-~Ed~w=a=rds=~(LP:),~N:I·~~================!i IS) and IICibinSOII. HASKINS •TANNED'S 101st . "'" iniiiDI· Dennll h and ~elf oul. Swain Mite WOodall IIIII DoD n I ump agreed with Ord, t Shee!a..rall:ed to load tlla.basea. ·~liout~:·l"" J'mt •"IIV11'.JII'I p1lcbe8 were ll1iliJdng and· MID Cul!1 struck out· Jimmy 01\bem"were ~ ' sl••"" .nJ "" ,\9 t1)lrd ·." Erskine flO! ~~er an .;M1&i Woodall, SWain IJi!r, Sheets ICOI'ed. sieve Ed· , . Finally, - to scoring N Ida y. Ord RA-WLINGS . HONDA. SAlES., to· end �' ! I I" / 1 ' ,~ " ' " ' -- ' ,, '" ,. , ,I ' ·o"' ",I .' ------ - . --····-····-···· •' 'I • ' · t'' -··--·~·" · • J ' , . . . , _ _ , •, ,- - ' ' '· Sunday 1iimes-Senti,el . .' ~y.·acu~~ . 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Phiis·.Blank DodJJers 13-0 Belundlohhson ----·'1 1 ae- paces M • CII'S squad . · h 3 ~ • .'· . t ate w It • ;) . verage A PI MI Prlua Worth'Walllolt For 1 thei_r ~!nilght vi~tory and 1~t the Dell-oil ,'J~er~ to an ' loss. , and B~ll!fue~ooJ? to give WJ>'!;j ' sji!ACI,ISJ!: . ~ theor loth triumph m 11 games 11-4 victorY over . t~e ll'w York ! . , dy F\-Vman h1s !Jrst vl•tory ~1:.11/Soa became Saturday as right-bender Lee Yank~s Satufday: :·_ ~ ··Pi'l'TSBURGH •'(UPJ)- The the ~asen. saturday, lJ.Zovi!rJ 11lrrsyrJcuse' · -· lh 1 p · ·• · ·~ · Str~nge stoppedrr' the Cl~veland Tile triumph· was 'i'e ourth 1'ttsbu rgb p·Jr&te1 • 1ugg.., 18 the Houston ....,,ros:.; , ,Lelgue here "'!~~a~~~,::;;~~ , Indians. 4,0, o_ a thiee-hltter. : . ' , • • • , • , / 1 n 9-3 victory over , , 0 Cart Yastrzemski slammed "-'.' his 23rd homer and Mike An· , ~ , . A~dlson ,won tbe be•d..,.,,~ ,\ ~trlb ed · h · ·. · .. . ames series in only ,two ·o"f J. d •-------~"!'"'-'"--""..,.!:'!-..... Tourney Managet. Bob LOUks rews con ut .,a !Oio om; David ~ohn~. t~ PbUI!eson an error. He was forced at error, as lhe Pbillies _start~ to ' Jigs The Gallia Oounty •Jro ,,J; said the second gail\e on t h e er to back Stange s, first shut- fine left-banded. ]litcllel'; a n d second by John Thomas. Thorn-· bat lor th~ ·second tlllJe .m the hilndtly defeated' the ·~~ first evening of the event .will out of the season. , cenU)r-IUeder, p~tched the u . si<Jle .econd on the f1~st Inning. W~on was agam '"'"'winner of the Tueoday ·N:f:'tt be at 8 p.m. with Coolville op Strange, who went the rou~ fendmg champion Mid · league pitch and rode home on a hne- on an error as wa• Johnson. Lea ue last week in tho ·r in Racine for the lourth time even"!! hJS leading P.L.PbiUI~· to a one drive tingle by Mike Canady, next two Phillles were retired ! g •1 . • 0 l pos ~ . season l~cord at 6-8. He n 0 w hit shut-out victory ~ver I he over the short-stop's hfad lnio to ""d lhe inning,. ' ga:d~-· the '"":·to •llncllll)l ·. 1? !!'he second .evening of !pur- bas. Won siX llll,lllost two since DOdgers ·134 Friday evening on left. For the Phillies -S.ep Mat· · tson. _enro.~ . ~.. tf'J• nament activity, July 26. will be!D8 promoted to a ' starter. Memorial Fi•ld '... · J.. .. thews held triple · David 1o1m- the champiOnShiP, IU!I)ped,.l m;';j see Pomeroy No. I playing Gal- 1191~· JumPed OD Clevelimd : . • .. ' The l'hiiUes's big Inning final- son a double and· sin~le; Alden ito two :un~ In the nrst fr_ll!lllf, ~ lipollil at 6:45 p.m. and Syra· starter Steve Hlll'llan for 1 w 0 The o'!fY hit off Johnson was I~ came ~s they scored eleven Wedemeyer 8 single; J 0 h n added '" m fue second hm~ POMEROY - A .350 batting Baer, a 1967 graduate of Porn- cu.se battling Addt.on at 3 p.m. runs in tbe first inning. a II~ ball singlt, . but Dodger b1g runs m the_ bottom of the Thomas two singles: an4 Mike and srored ano~er In the thl~' average by Gallipl>lis' Glb Mill· eroy High School en~ed I he The winner ol the Gr.JIIpolls· Andrews hit Bergan's second rookie Chuckle· Perroud, ,that fifth 011 four hllll, six errors, a Canadv a single. Churkie Per-\ Pon.eroy, meanwhile, . ~N 1 iron topped the hitters ol the season with a .306 average haV· Pomeroy No. I game ill sched· pitch of the game over the dropped Just Olrt of the _reacb of walk and a hit batsman, to roud 'got the Qllly hit for th• •ble to get ODiy one hit orq:~lf !967 Meigs American Legion ing 12 hits in n tjmes at bat. uled to play Bedford at 6:45 ·p, leftlleJd fence and Yastrzenslti ':'lllles rlght·f•eld, ~ookie _mt- bring the !mal score to 13 • 0 Dod~•rs, a single. Blazer. tbe hefty Addison h!l!'iJ!., baseball team, acoordlng to fi· Dennis Ault, an alternate in· m. on July 211 and the winner walked. Tony Conigliaro forced he Thomas In the tirsl lnmng. In the fatal fifth for the Dod- John•on in pitching tlJe shut-' er. That was a single by P,;~,t(.~ nal statistics ol the squad re- fielder who gaw artion In 11 of of tlJe CoolvilleRaclne contest Yastrzemski al lM'C()nd an d This. was_ the-. PhdUes nmlh gers. Boop Matthews leadmg oul for the Phillies. struck out Soulsby in the third innini.M '·; leaserl today. 1he team's 21 ganies, finished will oppose Ma11011 that same Vern Fuller threw the ball Into straight wm and II brmgs their of! for tbe Pblllles, drove a long six, allowed one hit and walked , Pomeroy scored one nin¥J• Milliron, who will be enroll- with a,181'1i average in his first evening at 8 p.m. Both Bed- the Indians' dug out. Corilgllaro seasoo record to t-1. ~ tflple between left and center one. This is hfs second win, he ,the second on walks issued W..t,. . ed at Mar:hall University on a year of legion ball. Ault only ford and Maso~ won first r~nd took second. George Scott sin- Johnaon and Snowden hooked th~t rolled to the. woods. _Bruce has lost one. The Phillies play-~ Blazer to J. Wisecup, B. ~lij:' Grant-ln-Ald thiS fall. recorded 16 years-old, got live h1t1 In 13 byes in drawmgs held Fr.day gled him home. up in a pitching duel as neither Wilson reach~d !Jrst on an er· ed errorless ball. and K. Mankm and B. Wykllli, . 28 bit9 in 80 trips . to the plate tries at, bat Roger Leffingwell, evening at the Syracuse B a II . In the third inning, Andrews team scored tbe first two in- or, Johnson !mgled to r 1g h t For the Dodgers - L a r r y I was hit by a wild pitch. P~~ and had seven doubles and six ,another alternate, hit .400 1n Park. smgled, took second when Leon ntngs. The Phillies -broke the · center, ,Dale Saunders struck I Snowden. the starting pitcher roy's other two marlcers. bii!J!, triples . He drove in 14 runs five tj~ at bat and Tom Did- Th se !-fin 1 nd t h Wagner fumbled the ball and ice i~ the third to take a 1. o out swlngtng ,for 1111!. first ~ut • went five and one third lnnlng, liallied in the third, reaultM ae~ •cored 22. tlle regil!fered a .666 average tour~ ~ ';,..rou ten~1ti e scored on Joey Fo.v's single. , lead when Beep Matthews. Alden Wedemeyer lined a Sin· allow~ seven runs, seven hits, 1!rom R. Taylor being hit by I 1 Other regulars of the Meigs . with two hits in three trills. set Jul 8531 wit~ the ~,;: ~ Yastrze!IJskl's homer came off with one out, 'hit a hot ground- gle to left center,·, John 'fhomas •truck out three aod walked ' wild pitch. J. i Wisecup and '1. team who ended tho season Righthander& Bill Moore and ionshi a~e set for Wedneadap rebever George Culver 1p the er down the third ba.e line that drove a ground ball_ single to none. He 1 was the loser. Gary Seth walking and Soulsby'l JdGwith averages above the .300 Mike Jenkins topped th~ mound Aug~~. according to Louks. y, eighth. , , . the Dodger third baseman Jell lor hJS second hll of I h e Foose pit<'hed two-thirds of an ' gle. . . - : -i~ per cent mark were lj u d d y staff of the Meigs Leg1on team Hargan, who went six mnmgs couldn't handle with Beep game. innin~. allowing no hits, struck I H1t1ers for A,ddJSon we r • . Moore and Eddi~ Baer. as. beth hurlers ended the COACH FINED before being _lifted for a pinch reaching first ~ the' error. He Gary~ Fooose at this point re- out one, walked on•, hit one!Terry Bias with a double ,. - ·, Moore, who will be a sopho- son WJth perfect records. hitter. lost hiS e1ghth game stole ' second and came home placed Snowden on the" mound batter and allowed sj~... runs. 1 Ell!gle: Steve Harrtson and · Ill~I more at Ohio University this ended Wand Jenkins . NEW YORK (~PI)- Ken against nine victories. when Johnson llned double, for the Dodgers. ~~ hit The game was c•lled af~r 6Y. 1zer, each a triple; Tony Mei!~, September, followed close at the 3-0. . . Maclrer, commissiOner of the into right-center. Mike Canady, with a ·pitched innin~s. , a dol(ble and _M1ke_Curnutte; heels of M11tiro~ lor lop bat- Moore, In 41 1-3 mmngs, National Professional Soccer DETROIT (UP!) - No':"' The PhiUies picked .UP their ball, Jeff Canady was safe Qll .. hng honors by hi!Ung at a .347 struck out 34 and had a U!l League, fined Baltimore Bays Cash dro~e In Iive runs With ...,.nd run in the fourth when an •rror, ·Bi)lie Thomas walkpace. Moore, a former Middle- E.R.A. Jenkins, meanwhile, Coach Doug Milward $2110 four stra>ght hilS, Including . a Alden Wedemeyer reached flrsl ed, Matthews was , safe on an port High athletic standout, got struck out 29 in 26 1-3 and had Friday for uoing abusive and 25 hits in 72 trips to the plate ~ 2.110 ,ained run. average foul language. TENNIS FINALS and batted In 13 runs while top mound staff regulare In , M HOYLAKE. England (UPI)scoring 15. ,that department. acker ~nno~nced the fine John Newcombe, the Wimbledon after lnvesl1gatmg reports from champion from Australia, faced FINAL BATTING STATISTICS-MEi'i;S LEGION TEAM referee Ken Stokes concerning England's Roger Taylor today G AB R H iiA D ', TR HR RBI KO W last Sunday's game between the in the finals of the Hoylake Ault, D... 11 13 4 5 .385 1 1; 0 1 !i 1 Bays and ~ Ne~ Y~rk lawn ·tennis championships. GALLIPOLIS - The White Sox and pitched lour and two- ' Baer, E. .. 21 72 17 22 .306 1 2 0 17 6 5 Generals at Balhmoro m whJCh Newcombe heat England's Sox climbed back Into a second thirds innings. Junior ,Jamison Batey, R. . Ill 15 2 3 .200 1 0 0 2 6 0 Stoke•. charged that Milward Mike ""-tgster, 15-1~, 11-3, Pridoy place tie with the Red Sox in Icame on In the bottom ol I!Je Swisher, J. 4 7 0 I .143 0 0 0 0 1 0 and his players were abusive to and Taylor outlasted Tony ilhe Little League with a 13-7 111flh to ran Null. Jamison walkDavis, R. 2 0 2 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 1 . Roc~ of Autlralla, 11-9, 12-10. win over the Indians Friday' cd Mitchell to open the hcttcm Diddle, T. · 6 3 ~ 2 .666 0 0 0 0 1 0 evening on Memorial Field. 1ot the sixth. Billy Ray Russell Finlaw. S. 22 74 19 18 .243 5 1 0 12 12 14 The Tigers still lead the lea- , hit by a pitcb. Vern WoodGrueser, M. 3 2 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 : 1 gue with a 11-1 record. Tied for lard walked. Noe tagged Ruslngels, .J •. 4 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 ... cond place the Red Sox and ••II between second and third JeokiiiS, M, 9 11 1 3 .273 0 0 0 0. ~ ~ Wblte So• are each 11-2 and the Ibase, Sheets struck out and Noe 0 0 0 0 ~~f!!!:.Ju ~ ~ ~ 2 -~ ~ ~ 0 ~ 0 1 1 ~J)(\ JYI1 _ DE~T Senators are third with a 5-Z tagged Russell betwe,en second ....,..._"e ·350 7 tl 0 14 13 9 ~ ·"' -~ • .~ A crucial game I hi s \and third base as Curry hit ln2 2 Ml!Uron · :~ , ' wti!k Is the cia~ hel'wti!n the to a fielder's choice: Mitchell : .2aa 1 2 0 , 3 11 12 ":::; 1t 72 15 25 .347 3 4 0 13 5 11 By CJQ:T TANNEHILL Tigers and Red Sox, set I or \!ield to Wayne Robmson, t be Sauer 'o. 23 80 20 18 .225 3 0 2 18 14 15 Wednesday evenmg on Memor- catcher: , '· 1 scored the fnd1ans last run on S ncer • 10 36 6 10 .278 1 0 3 7 9 Senllllel Sportl Writer ial Field. · sWan, B•• 23 65 12 ' 11 .169 1 2 0 19 159 88 a ... "IOC4UIUOI. . . . I - - ·I '" The While So~ tooflk ,a !~lead tthehP play. Niday fanned to end Vanmeter 22 81 13 24 .296 7 3 2 13 Boy basebaU is a1l but over except for the tourna· In the top of '"" rs w e n. game. . Werry D 23 87 25 24 .276 5 6 2 20 10 13 ments In and about Meigs. Kyger Creek Employees' Club with two out, Ricky Boone walk- Noe allowed six runs, gave TOTALS' 733 170 203 .2n 36 27 9 131 136 102 is about to nam~the cbaniyion of their ninth ed and sc6red on a single by 1up seven hits, walked three and ' ' ' ·ZII. is already a ·tradition, looked forward to by evJamison. struck out eight Jamison, In FINAL PITCHING STATISTICS ei'y.TI-l-County kid big enough to pull on a pair of "big Dave Facemire was hit by a one and one-third Innings allowG INN R ER .SRA'W L H BB K baseball pants. pilch to ·open the top of the sec· 1ed one run. never gave up a Moore Bill 8 41'h 27 22 4.89 4 0 42 29 34 Bob Louks at Syracuse Is ready with his All-star ond inning Roger Taylor fan- 1hlt, walked two and struck out JenkioS,M.: 6 26lf.s 6 6 2.00~ 3 0 15 21 29 andPea~JKjsorofWellslonwiUbecalling"play ned. Ricky. Moore walked. Jlm •two. · Batey, R..•. 8 35'1.1 ·32 26 65CIC,A 2 34 30 ~3 sel!!ll' f.!!Olls Saut)leasNoe tripled scoring two runs.\ Steve Edwards started (or Spencer, T. . 7 46 30 22 4.05 3 3 40 21 45 Ohio A\1-Star take a oouple -;- Bob played In Ronnie Smith doubled scoring lh• Indla118 and w2rked I w o 20 teams. , the old Tri:ColJnly baseball Noe. That gave the Wbi~ , , . complete innings. He l"low~ Diddle, T. , . 2 l% 3 3 14.00• 0 0 5 1 3 Werry, D.•• 3 _17'13 5 5 2.60 2 ~ 1: : 1: Yes, basebaD, though_ . gue ,contermg more or less a w lead going into the top five runs, gave Up three· hits ·Tho heoro on durin I SUMMERSIZZLER'DAYSI You'll WMn Sfilsher, J. . 2 7% . 2 1 1.18 1 lng divided attontlon w1th the G~nbrler County In West third inning.. as lbe , tllree walks ind fanned up to our coot prlca 011 HONDA, the· WCN1d'o . , _ 7 4 uller.Votuo~ollrt with tht ·nlf\1, .,rtflr HOHO~ 50 ciHr Rothgeb, J. I 4 :-~~ \~ ~ ~ 119 1$S phenomenal growth of glnla. ans failed to score in the Jtm Niday ca111e on In lile TOTALS 39 180 1'" • · and other sporlll, stilt com. .,1 th Ieber ., he tramea. allowed eight runs, gave throulh tilt top of lho llno ••• tht po-,verful, ~ril CB-450. Como chock our SUMMER SIZZLERS • , • you'U ba GALLIPOLI8 SLOW mands the energy of man caned"~~r gu~s~beca~ nobody I Jeff Lewis ·'""" hit by a hits, walked four and hoi!Gr HONDA toot GALLIPOUS !'ONY PiTCB STANDINGS real boys and oot-l!o-yoong else ~ estell We had lhe loP : Of.;,the tb\lll out lour. LEAGU1ll STANDINGS · TEAM · -w L a oa elear up into their 701 · ilcher who could 11trow' a opened. Dave Fac.einlre paced the Wblte Sox , ~ :3 Why Is this 110f What Is P !muck! d ll scoring Lewis . Ruger a triple and two singles 12 0 TEAM WL a ' G li J , .......... 3 to the game that It won't ~ et er an ~tsua trlk~ struclt out anti Ricky In live trips. Jim Noe had a Ne~l's ......... •.. 2 0 ~ you go? """"'g 11 over •• s es. . ~ 1. 1 . 1 tr' Phlllles .. •.. .. •.. 9 1125 Beaver'• .. . •.. .. . 3 1 39 18 But one day II was wobbling walked. Jioe slntled sconng aaa s ng e o~[ IP~ ' -~laHON~-~ Braves ..... •... : : : Falls City . ..... :. 3 2 1 51 I SJJbmit part Is the outside or inside before it got Facemire. Smith grounded out. Ron Smith had a ou e an . DodReds .. .. ........ , • Barr's , ..... •. ... 2 1 11 tbat ill born 1n and about It lhe Pia~ Boone wassafe on an error and thein ftlnvedltrlps.J. N' gers ......·.. • • • 79 Sal! d' 2 2 32 34 Uves with lt. · • look second as Moolf and Noe , ans, 1mmy 1' c· ts 0 8 19 87 or a· ........ tine the pi ch d da bl ed 8 . f I l . 1 2 •r:ll .'.'.'.'I;.'.'.'.'.' 21 a,stS GSISSC' .. · .. "" "·" 1 CO:.:•t see-the' ball ;oi; to ... ng es '" . ' Q ............ "~"' ""'' So t34 ot• ·13 to 2 LAST WiEkoS RESULTS• Jaycees ...... :1 .• 0 4 21 70 self once.upon a time. Now the edge before it got to end the inning with the ,.wte t .-~~":~s 1·. Giants 2 . , · •• :,11 .. .. 11 18 itl'Stl working rather fate said Ord. "To him It looked .. Sox out .Ill front Iff. Indiana 004 021- 7 7 5 PI s·.~ 2 Wt!JC'S REsULTS: vanced teachlnf degreea he was picking up a comer. Tile Indiana ecored lour runs Batteries: While Sot - Noe Phllllles .. l3 , Dodgers o . 6 ' 2 famUy was well establllhed 'l'llls, according to Ord, In a big bottom hall of I (WP) Jamls011 <5) and Boone: MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -The loth an· AIJ..siar Little 1 nua SyTracuse t· ~•J ••t Lea gue oumamen wu a underway this•Tuesday at 8, 45 p.m. with Middleport g~ing against the Pomeroy No.3 en· try. JIM'"., !b• •}}i Contact: CHARLES USLE SyracuiSI, Ohio ' ·,. BosQx· C~ptortf .Eight~··Win:_ ;~r:t~.Jt . Op~ns Tuesd_ay THE 'I fOR . 1 IOUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Horlln st. · - w. v.. 1 RADIATOR It,/ EXPERIENCED SERVICE 1 WHEEL AUGNMENT AND HONDA SAliS &·SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE II OMI OP'IIII BLAETTNARS Pho... 992.2143 Pomeroy 0 a •telll PIOI'UI .... CALL DICK RAWUNGI llwllngs Hond1 Sills WYHIS1 MIDDLIJIORT, OHIO -~ -~- ---- ·- ----- - - IVINRUDE 5 I Uc Notice 1962 ouisMOBilE ·•.. ···.. · .. •· · $995 APPWNCE HOSPITAL Jobn M. Rottgeu, 3rd st., Mason, W. Va. .. .. 6 21 de Tested & proven LP GAS ••• Enjoy cteaa, cool, tl~., fast cooking at Ill flilest. Call us for all-put11060 LP Gas. Cylinder arul bulk deliveries . ' . everywhere. Ask lor rates, Information. PHONE 742-4211 ." ' Rutland Furniture Arnold Grate '65 MUSTANG Coavertlhle, 289 V8 :ft!:'anw=.43. aad heator1'_-llll.ck fill. lab, white wp.' , AIR OONDmONJNG Relrlget'atleo HrVice. Jack's Refrlg· eration, New Haven. Cooking is Best! • 88, 4-Door, V-8, automatic trans. Radio and heater good tires, bll18 over white finish, sharp, eat covers, ' powet lloerlns and brat.., real Diee. READY-MIX coacrete delivered right to y<~ur project. fut llld e&IIJ'. Free eaUmallll. 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Radio and beater, like new whitewail lires. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN .............. $995 Write Ruth Bergaut, Watkins Products, Inc., Winona, Min· Z.Door. Vinyl Interior, Jlght greea/finlsb, good tires radio and heater, a iharp one ' nesota. 7 23 11c MAN OR $1295 .~· penon from this area to vice and collect from auto-11 880 4 Dr. VB ODiine, automat!~ trano. Power ateerine ~ brake~ lesa then 27000 mllea by looal owner white over ' malic dispensers• ~No~~~: gold finleb, seat olways been covered. Like new tires . : ;, ence needed, we e1 acreal eream puff. .' 1• COW!Is for you. Car, references and $11115.00 to $1785.00 cash capital necessary. 4 12 ·hours weekly nell ~eel· lent montbly Income. F u1 , "Your Chevy ,Dealer" time Ilion. For lOcal · lll!ero ¥lew, write Eagle Jndustrlel, l¥tnrng• Uniii.J•OO 4125 Eicelslor Blod., SL LoiJ. · 308-318 E Miin is PBrk, lo&!nn. 55418. 7 21 ' ' 'I . 1963 DOD.GE ... ;................. II POMEROY MOTOR CO. . \) o.-· Public Slle pump your all septic tank. Get PbDDa !IID-;!9'15j All, Septic Tanl: cleaner. 7 ~ lie Landmark Farm Bureau. apart. =-:::c=::-.,--,.......- 7-c20:::.;30tc::: Utilities 1M5 wheel bale. bed .encloled, sulaled, especlaDy good for produn hauling. Cootail! Grady Craig, Syract~~t, Ohio, !1922810 or .- - . 1 1 Uc Pol!lll'lly, Ohio ' '' s 0 , :f ~- 1964 Chevrolet • - s2295 AITroMOBD.J!l tnaarance beeD canceUedT Lost y111r opera~ Cl'a lk:eltle? CaD WY 2-2966. Ill * * *' · ·fl w., r h 1965 Ford t'ickup • $1595 PHONE Reuter Insurance Ag eacy, 992-21M for T r a YO Trailer, Camper Trailer or Pick-up Camper Insurance. Alao Motorcycle Insurance a popu1al ratea. 5 10 Uc lng eustomers In Meigs ant: $17 9. 5 8 II. Flareslde, VII enl!he,' lieavy duty tires aoWd cab ...... ~heater ' • tL White Sox Back In Second After 13-7 Win THE ·-· 4• i' _ River News Gaage1 - Galllpolll, llJ and 12.8 running U feel o! 1111lers; Pl. Pieuaat, 2U9; PCJIIHI'OY Mason, 21.01; Jflntoo, US !allinC: Klli&Wba hJJs, U5 risillg; amrJeston, 18.54 riling. London, Marmet, IDd Wlnfl81d, are on lila .m. Belt MDvemenll1 GeUipolil lAI<IIa-Jaml!ll· BowIe down 8:10 p.m.; Jennifer Jean up 7:1S p.m.; Andrew P. Calbowt up 7:60 . p.m.; EICW· ellfl down 12:10 a.m.; Ellaba Woods clciwD 1:30 a.m.; Solvay down 2:10 a.m.: Sella up 7:05 a.m.: -~ Ql1 down 7:2i a. m.; Harvey Jordan down 7:35 a.m.: aw'lel IC. lloWn i:lll a. m.; Vulcan dowli' 1:45 a.ai. bawlta IUnr - Mlratel, Helen Z•. ,down 12:35 . p.m.: WiDiield, Kiltby R. dDIIII IJ:2G ' ' p.m.; w. H. Sbaver, ..Jr. down 2:30 p.m.; Polljr R. up 1:tt p. m:: Alan R. Mf!ri1l down 1:110 a.m.; Baby IAn down 1:11 p. 'm.i Mt. state Up 1 a.m.; 0. F. !l1IOan!r up I a.m.; _,. Jan J a: 15 ":! ~ ~ ;~ fa~:d~!1: ~yerwas .~ down 4:55a.m.; down 5:1JI .... I , ''~, Fort · ~ , ',"'\ >• ·' , ! OM. aa._r:... W .1f.-itucJt. eye Slate up n · · :A, D. Will· I wruch ~[~a~;~vs~'-~B~r~aves ~ WEEK;S GAMES: , . ., vs. ~ 6 " around~ fore he got 1 (IUo Grande) iJ,i, afd '1)! ...,'emmfo&, , ·•·· :,redH.~!;~~Ie!u.S ~to I~ t~~~ ~: p~t: certain to create a between the umpire and watm-~mpered Erskine. .~ :~~~~~;lndi~·a~ns~-~Ed~w=a=rds=~(LP:),~N:I·~~================!i IS) and IICibinSOII. HASKINS •TANNED'S 101st . "'" iniiiDI· Dennll h and ~elf oul. Swain Mite WOodall IIIII DoD n I ump agreed with Ord, t Shee!a..rall:ed to load tlla.basea. ·~liout~:·l"" J'mt •"IIV11'.JII'I p1lcbe8 were ll1iliJdng and· MID Cul!1 struck out· Jimmy 01\bem"were ~ ' sl••"" .nJ "" ,\9 t1)lrd ·." Erskine flO! ~~er an .;M1&i Woodall, SWain IJi!r, Sheets ICOI'ed. sieve Ed· , . Finally, - to scoring N Ida y. Ord RA-WLINGS . HONDA. SAlES., to· end �! ' ;' . ··! i ' 1 . • "' !/~ ' '' ,--~ I ' i '' ·'' \ l '·'· . !' ~. " ln. ; ; lf ' AVAILABlE IN WHITE OR DECORATOR COPPER l, , · ·, · a~ SEE THE BIG NEW flE9'JON ..Qf LAWN ancl PATI<fi F~ RNITURE ., ~ . ' JUSl ARRIVED ON . THE ~SECOND FLOOR~ FOLDING CHAIRS C~41SE · LOUNG~S · . REDWOOD CHAIRS . AND TABI.ES~OMFORTABLE CUSHIONS-BRIGHT PATTERNS OR SOLID COLORS ' ' I ... . "'!'>t ' JULY Cl"'4RAN(E SAU 'ARGAINSt,J~ lYERY DEPARTMENT ..,..,_ . . . ( ' '' USE 9'JR FREE CUSTOM P~RKING LOTS 10N ....... SECOND STREET OR MECf!ANIC·STREET Sale-Sale-Sale BIG JULY ·CtEARANCE SALE llif: We have • Nil selection of !'ravel trallm here on tt..lot. Stop In today while they 1111. NEW MOOELS ON DISPL'.\Y Pirates Will Stage Tryouts In Columbus :ELBERFE'LDS INj.'POMEROY· ' . , . t ' 17' HOLIDAY TRAVILIR-11' HOLIDAY RAI41LIR 1U' HOLIDAY RAMILER-21' HOLIDAY RAMILIR 22',HQLIDAY TRAVILIR-23' HOLIDAY,RAMILIR 25' HOLIDAY TRAVELER-27' HOLIDA'UitAVILIR 17' HOLitOAY VACATIONIR-16' TltO'n!IOOD DIL~XI 16' Tlfo1'WOOD DILUXI..,..J6' TlO\'WOOD ftAMDARD 16' TROTWOOD ICI)JtOMY . ' I . ,. '. '' ' -•USED MOOELS oN tDIIPLAY IH3 16' STIWART~Jf6s..i7' CONCORD · · 1Hs 12' JOYTIM""".JM61$'•Tl01'WDOD : . 1f66 11' 'l'l<OTWqQI! ARRIVINif THII WIIK 15' LARK II TROTWOO~ .1f' I!QLII;IAY VACATIONIR 17' HOi.ID..V VACA110NII We otlll hove 1 IN6 IIIOdlla on dl1pl1y. Tho,. 1o 1 D. "w Ill tile prloo llllltdoon tlleot ,..1.. ~ 1n ahdl to .....t rour notdl. Flnonol1111 1111 to S ~ra with doWn poyllitnll 10% dlocount elf «<lDded "" """ ., pam, .......,,.., nl-niO%. ;,(J. . · Thlald '~rti..fso.oo ..,..,. til.~~t~rchlll .., tir, il tholl unlllllaltd ob6Yo. Hurry-.Sfojt. · · ·, • · woop .- .... 6 Air Conditlonad Ch,vrolets and · You an't get a better ·INC. clulan~ke·' oN OHIO Rf, 7 UTWIIN '. •~M-••• a t<AA!llmA .:! :; I A, Olclsmoblles h1 Stockl At Spedal Discount. ' ' ' PIIONI~I·TOI ,. '' ·· ln.M.C.Inllck IIIMM....r THESE CARS WOI\I'T LAST LONG ..... Dtilolo' UNci Cor Mfr, . 'SEE ·US NOW 1961 FORD - - / ·]. Good Pre-Owned I j 1960 OLDSMOBILE - ~95 4 Door Hard Top. 8 cyl., Au~. Trans. Power steering, Radio and Heater. i "l '· { ' • .- ·II' 'f ' CADILLACS 1960 OLDSMOBILE - *295 2 Door Hard'· Top, 8 cyl. Auto. TraDB. Power Steflr. ing, Radio and Heater. · ... 1959 STUDJ8f'KER - $195 4 Door. 8 cyl. St4. Trails. Radio and Heater. · 1957 FORD • • - • ~5 ' 'Door. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. ..:·Many C.,. &'"'-" toGooH From. FORTH~ lEST DEAt; .....us NPW . . '' ,.._~ttl i,~:~tlnon • J. . .... ~,a.llhps· n n - Dan T-.n~Pt JMESPC)T ' . . 1 ' $ ~· . , mLLFINERTHAN·MANYNEWCAU \~ • • ' • 65 ClciiD•c Callis 4 Door • t 1~ $3700 · Pull oomj)Ument cit _power .equlpJ!I.ent,~rat .dic!, ·• .·. . ' · lrillw tlril, tinted 118,Q, " ' ' m~ .&tab wl matehln& ·Interior. Comfort control lq. ' 65 Clidlllac Callla H.T. . · $1800 ~~'~tle;-~=.-:=.u~~ .~ ' 61 Cldllllc ·eou,. DeVIl_- ' ' . : · tl295 . terlbr; ODUWIIel'•llft"Cadllla( '!\·.:./•' I.J· ! •• ' I ' 'lirltiW .•'!~:.~: V.Ei·SAV! ·.. ' ............. QviiiiJ ...... e ' ' ,, . ' _., .. I• I ·' ~~-~ ~ ~,.. -· ."' .' --~ ' ., ' ,. ' > ~• '' • I ,;.~: �! ' ;' . ··! i ' 1 . • "' !/~ ' '' ,--~ I ' i '' ·'' \ l '·'· . !' ~. " ln. ; ; lf ' AVAILABlE IN WHITE OR DECORATOR COPPER l, , · ·, · a~ SEE THE BIG NEW flE9'JON ..Qf LAWN ancl PATI<fi F~ RNITURE ., ~ . ' JUSl ARRIVED ON . THE ~SECOND FLOOR~ FOLDING CHAIRS C~41SE · LOUNG~S · . REDWOOD CHAIRS . AND TABI.ES~OMFORTABLE CUSHIONS-BRIGHT PATTERNS OR SOLID COLORS ' ' I ... . "'!'>t ' JULY Cl"'4RAN(E SAU 'ARGAINSt,J~ lYERY DEPARTMENT ..,..,_ . . . ( ' '' USE 9'JR FREE CUSTOM P~RKING LOTS 10N ....... SECOND STREET OR MECf!ANIC·STREET Sale-Sale-Sale BIG JULY ·CtEARANCE SALE llif: We have • Nil selection of !'ravel trallm here on tt..lot. Stop In today while they 1111. NEW MOOELS ON DISPL'.\Y Pirates Will Stage Tryouts In Columbus :ELBERFE'LDS INj.'POMEROY· ' . , . t ' 17' HOLIDAY TRAVILIR-11' HOLIDAY RAI41LIR 1U' HOLIDAY RAMILER-21' HOLIDAY RAMILIR 22',HQLIDAY TRAVILIR-23' HOLIDAY,RAMILIR 25' HOLIDAY TRAVELER-27' HOLIDA'UitAVILIR 17' HOLitOAY VACATIONIR-16' TltO'n!IOOD DIL~XI 16' Tlfo1'WOOD DILUXI..,..J6' TlO\'WOOD ftAMDARD 16' TROTWOOD ICI)JtOMY . ' I . ,. '. '' ' -•USED MOOELS oN tDIIPLAY IH3 16' STIWART~Jf6s..i7' CONCORD · · 1Hs 12' JOYTIM""".JM61$'•Tl01'WDOD : . 1f66 11' 'l'l<OTWqQI! ARRIVINif THII WIIK 15' LARK II TROTWOO~ .1f' I!QLII;IAY VACATIONIR 17' HOi.ID..V VACA110NII We otlll hove 1 IN6 IIIOdlla on dl1pl1y. Tho,. 1o 1 D. "w Ill tile prloo llllltdoon tlleot ,..1.. ~ 1n ahdl to .....t rour notdl. Flnonol1111 1111 to S ~ra with doWn poyllitnll 10% dlocount elf «<lDded "" """ ., pam, .......,,.., nl-niO%. ;,(J. . · Thlald '~rti..fso.oo ..,..,. til.~~t~rchlll .., tir, il tholl unlllllaltd ob6Yo. Hurry-.Sfojt. · · ·, • · woop .- .... 6 Air Conditlonad Ch,vrolets and · You an't get a better ·INC. clulan~ke·' oN OHIO Rf, 7 UTWIIN '. •~M-••• a t<AA!llmA .:! :; I A, Olclsmoblles h1 Stockl At Spedal Discount. ' ' ' PIIONI~I·TOI ,. '' ·· ln.M.C.Inllck IIIMM....r THESE CARS WOI\I'T LAST LONG ..... Dtilolo' UNci Cor Mfr, . 'SEE ·US NOW 1961 FORD - - / ·]. Good Pre-Owned I j 1960 OLDSMOBILE - ~95 4 Door Hard Top. 8 cyl., Au~. Trans. Power steering, Radio and Heater. i "l '· { ' • .- ·II' 'f ' CADILLACS 1960 OLDSMOBILE - *295 2 Door Hard'· Top, 8 cyl. Auto. TraDB. Power Steflr. ing, Radio and Heater. · ... 1959 STUDJ8f'KER - $195 4 Door. 8 cyl. St4. Trails. Radio and Heater. · 1957 FORD • • - • ~5 ' 'Door. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. ..:·Many C.,. &'"'-" toGooH From. FORTH~ lEST DEAt; .....us NPW . . '' ,.._~ttl i,~:~tlnon • J. . .... ~,a.llhps· n n - Dan T-.n~Pt JMESPC)T ' . . 1 ' $ ~· . , mLLFINERTHAN·MANYNEWCAU \~ • • ' • 65 ClciiD•c Callis 4 Door • t 1~ $3700 · Pull oomj)Ument cit _power .equlpJ!I.ent,~rat .dic!, ·• .·. . ' · lrillw tlril, tinted 118,Q, " ' ' m~ .&tab wl matehln& ·Interior. Comfort control lq. ' 65 Clidlllac Callla H.T. . · $1800 ~~'~tle;-~=.-:=.u~~ .~ ' 61 Cldllllc ·eou,. DeVIl_- ' ' . : · tl295 . terlbr; ODUWIIel'•llft"Cadllla( '!\·.:./•' I.J· ! •• ' I ' 'lirltiW .•'!~:.~: V.Ei·SAV! ·.. ' ............. QviiiiJ ...... e ' ' ,, . ' _., .. I• I ·' ~~-~ ~ ~,.. -· ."' .' --~ ' ., ' ,. 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Monday, at 7 polis Tigera w Pleasant Kiwa1 p.m., the Pom< :>attle the Gal~ Tuesday, at P•ople's Ban~ Middleport Yai 1> the New ·a. ', meet Syracuse. After. nearly play, 15 team running lor tb1 ship. Forty te on July 7. R three In .. ·- ·~ fOf{C?E'f 'iOUI< fE~I! 1~e- PJ4A!'ePO~ WIL-t.. riA\/!: '/OUR A6At> IF We DON'I· ~IJRI<"t'. 'f~M, ~~·s MSAN. AlE 1145 eonAIIAIIE A IIEART·TA·~eART'U~ WAS ABOUT !lOME RACIN'... 'TAI.K! 'iOU AINT.EXAc.Tl'l ANOPI~L BOY! .-...;. '"" WIIA'ID ,..,.. OFOODS'! ..' ' . t.."" New Haven . .. . · , ._ I . , ..· . ovR .BOARDING BqvsB '• I bvBiii ' .; . , "-·..... \ I •. ' We have, the lot. 51• tuRP! REG61~, YDv'AN' ' DA LAST SOOK 1-RfAD Innings, and lilt third !, ,.. 17' MOL 18.5' HOI 22' HOLO 25' HOLI 17' MOL II 16' TROT) I! · If 15' LARK Wo IIIII h1 10% dlocou All typa • raurnoodt ulownl1 Thlood ·J unlll llotod WI i I .! I ,•• • '' ,. ... ' ' :r ' .. .;,,r, I . -·· ' '· ·.,,_ ' ;·iol ' ' ' .. ... ~-,. ~:""·'' '.,.., ;; .,.. ,.,. , ' .i - I \NONCE£2. WHO I'LL MAI2.RY WHE:7.J~t(l,()W 1961 Falrlane • I 1960 4Door .11 lng, Rail} 1 . I I ' 1960 2 Door H lnJ, Radii 1959 ' fDoor. 8 1957 fDoor. 6 I '' .,. ,t•' It':_,,:_.-' ., ., ' '-., . r.,,, .,_\ ~-~;!,: .. .. t ' ·. ·I ' ~ "- ' \ .W'INTBROP _. bv Lesll• Tu••••~ ·, ,,l,, ; 1 5?7 ,. dl.eport ~ .r.· "., ~: ,·.• -~ •c:--<u .f%rt~-.~ . . r.. -..,.~ '4'·">r-"e'-u ..._ .. __.,.....,...._,~., .. --• ·• ~-- , . _., .....,.,... '· I . ' •' .. __, • I, , _. . -~ ... ' ..,. .'. -· . ' .. '. . '...·'. ' ,. .. "'"'-~ "' '. • . ., <" . . •-- ... .. , . ~ '----- - -· .' - ·~- - --- ··"" ' ' - .. ·- --~ - �,I) .. ' . ', ..,..,. ' _:.-... i. • '· ' --··-~~- ) .,•.: . ' ,• -"- .' ; I " ' ., ~.Re~ ·~•· KYGER ~ . ATaste · .;, ofMcine' 1.. ' ;zdleport R~ , , first team U final play in I<yger Creek ;. ball tou · day even· •• '. . • I ·'"· -.: J1 , ' . I ' • ' ~ a.drord. -~ In other New Hav~ Gallipolis Syracuse G ' lrong Rio Last nig Dunlop T B1dwell bail Civic Pric!OI port Braves! polis Senal<1 Monday, ~ polis Tiger~ Pleasant K~ p.m., tbe Pq >attle the Gi Tuesday, ; ~eople's Bal Mlddleport \ 1• tile New! . ·' .. rneet Syracq Alter near play, 15 running for · te' ship. Forty tents on July 7. three postp01 In lbe Iii New Haven , !Mings, and till' tltird ' lfU '{OU~E MINE,B~aY/ ALLMIN£1 . ' I DCNT1410W tCClME OI=F IT. WHAT IT WAS( e,.100/ ooN-r 1-101.0 OUT 0~ A BUOCII/ WI-IAT KtNt> Wi\S ·IT? . CROS'SMV HE'AJ:tTI I OON•r KWOW WJ.4Alr IT WA.S! I . MA.DE 1T MVS~U:! w. h•"' U..lot.~ 17' 11.$' 22' H H' I ' ' t i . I i . ,, .. 17' Hjl 16'TI ! 'I ..' ., ' li· . . 'i ' :· .... •1 '' ' . ; , I ' 'i ·, I ' C~f'H YOU 6t..L<; EveN TURN AROIJNO AND LOOIC~ 15' LA~ Wt otlll 10% disc• All 1ypto your '*I •• tow II' ·, ,. r Tlll...d ~ unllllllh "' . . ." ' ' .. . .. r ..... ~ """' "" ·' DU:• POI.LY-Tho11 wloo oro olwayt bl o hurry in tlo1 mornint sh ..td like this poio1t1. I bop a small jar of cold coHt• · If tlol and UH it to cool my ••:J::tor , Pl .t . . '· ' 1961 •' iDoor l lng, Rl\il J96t • Door ·i 2 1111• aa~ J95t' Uoor.1 ~ """""'' 10 I do not r.o,. to waste .~r~IN, woitint for ittui!OL-CATK· .' ' Fair~ I .. .-., 195l 4Door. t ., ,,, • '\: . .' . :ytL '" \ '1 I .), " ' • • I ' ' . ;,·' • '' ·. ' . . ,. �I / '- .' i . ' W' II it:• arr .. ,..,...., J* ili:J h I ( -~ It 1- \ . ·~ -:r~ ... .. ,.c, ,. ...,,__,, I ... - . .. , : I I ', " - ., ' ' .. . ,. ' .~ .·-·-1· . .. , . . . .... , .. 4 \.4]1itr -..,. :• . ~ ..... ,... ' ........... .. · .. ~ \ ~- -~ -- - ~, ... ,. . -- • ............ . .. .. . . .. ,..~4.. -;.... . _ __ .... __ ........ ~ .......~ . '• ' ~ r ·' ' ( . ,. ' I "- I ~ ~ KYGER :::'dieport R> :.•first team final play Kyger Cre "- ball toum - day evenj Bedford. 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