https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d1e661b310129ba310f2abb233c57bb9.pdf 4cfdf76bcb725b7ead706cb7157803c6 PDF Text Text .. . I '" •~f underp~w~~.·-bto~.,.;ll~ lor to.be ·.· 'C#ub In the count,. ') l/ n 11 b8 through tlle.!lfeigs Cmmty ' Welfare Beard. Reeeitlly th ..' I · ' ) ,. I! • ' ( ' . HAI\m group completed a pro~t Marlin of PomtiJ'Oy, a ·~· be made making clothing for babies. member pf Le P e_t_!. I r Ani and Craft Observed at the. 710, Meigs County 1\iJ&Tit ' &CCf!rding to plans made . Mrs. Clarence Murray's Forty, was elected to t b.e ll8ilday whe!l the sroup met day. 1.. potluck dinner was Bm"V· of Dep.llflemental L'· the home of Mrs. Earl Werner. ed at noon and plans for the at Monday's session 'I ' coming year .~ discussed. the Ust Marehe Pouvlor cf . / ). Attendin~ the .meeting were Salon Departemental d'O!iio ' Mrs. Harold Collins. Mrs. Mur· at the Sheraton • Gibson I .ray, Mrs. Paul Winn, Mrs . Max Hotel in Cincinnati. .... f'-r.o. Davis, Joyce Davis . and Mrs. • Otber blgbllghts of the eonTONIGHT ud SATURDAY Werner. lor the local Selon was July 211-29 ,=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!o-;;;,i lile awarding of four trophies "HOT RODS TO HEtL" ' . l•' . ,. • . . • the unit. The Meigs County (Tecluilcolor) Mlmsy Farmer Laurie Mock •1 · ~ : ·.~~·gage 111,uuv was awarded the Fran, "FIRST TO FIGHT" ces Trophy award, an· (Technicolor) nally given to the unit select· Chad Everett, Dean Jagger TONIGHT, July 21 ed as the most outst~lng sa· . ' ' Ma~ilyn Devin "ARABESQUE" lor of the year In Ohio. Gregory Sophia The o'"er trophies awarded SUNDAY, MONDAY Peck Loren wo ANOTUESDAY to the 8J' OUP by Gladys Short -PLUSJuly 3G-Auguot I "NEYIR TO LATE" ot Dayton, chairman, were for ~A HOMBRE" Shop U!!til8 S.turcley Until9 Ford Sll!vens best child welfare prosram In (Technicolor) TROPHY AWARDS · et Forty, . 'Paul .Connie ' ' Paul Newman Richard Boone outstanding l1le state of units 10 to 31 part· Le Petit Salon No. 719, was Tecbllieolor •nd Mondiy ~: 15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Frednc March d'Ohlo ners, the Maybelle Gimllle tro· salon of the year in Ohio! at Diane Cilento L'Arehi· Cameron Mitchell SATURDAY-July 29 Barbara Rush tie fibrosis. the new trqpby visltrr:l at the convention, disp ays "KALEIDOSCOPE" ColorcartooD: award· Wan't!n Susannah sented this year by Arree Salon for that honor, as well as ' Fr"way .frtCII Beatty York · shall >1 Lancaster the Re~of Top Raul• for work in programs of the Eight and Get Loti Little II m;!ntal Chapeau, and scholar· I Doggie ship, the Esther Allen Trophy. of Norwalk .. had charge of the BUILD A NEW Cash awards to the Meigs parodies. A reception lor Mrs. Marshall and her officers by Salon were for being the first the Cincinnati Salon 115, <Qil· goal salon In state reachin3 15 ctuded the Sunday session. psrtners before Oct. 3, a depar· temental <llapeau award for Monday's meeting opened in attaining a goal before Febru- r.tualistic for111 with a welcome Ill')', an;1 another for child wei· Jrom Thelma Crosthwaite · of activities reported. T h e Cincinnati, the La Marche host111'"'"1 unit also received an hon· ess. The response was given by orsble mention for its ·history VIolet Aichlloltz of New Wash· report. n1gton. Greetings from the ~;· Officers elected aod inslalled tional organization were ex· for the new ~rm were Virgmia lendod by the national Pouvlor Rllhe of Gibsonburg, Departe- member Helen Cotter with the GUDE 'H FOLD mental Chapeau; Violet Aich· response from Sue Sonnansllne DdOR .SET II h~rlb of New Washington, first of Orrville. A deport ol the er.. 11111111!1~ Deml Chapeau Premiere: Ha· dentials chairman P a t r i c i a II!EIIIIIOI zel Stiefel of Canton, second Holmes, showed an attendance Deml Chapeau Deuxleme; Mrs. of 146. Martin of Pomeroy, L'Arclli· Elected as delegates to the vlste; Evallne Berkley of Ne· National La Marche to be held I ttU. $St.21 Jl"•llw•l••• . . .......... vada, La Cone1erge; and Arree in Boston, Mass. Aug. 31 to ....... lillh .. ...... ..........._ ....'""' - .·~ lroorluo1ltt lll!hlo. ..,....,._, Marshall of Lancaster, nation- Sept. 2 were Mrs. Cotter, Mrs. -·nin..t.l .... m....... •.. !,., al Pouvlor member. Morshall, Mrs. Rahe, Haze I Following the IJ!stallatiQD ~f Elliott. Violet Aichhottz, Marthe new officers, Mrs. Martin zella Huston, with al~ates was presented oflieer•a wings named including Mrs. Martin, LOUVERED ot the state organhatlon, a gilt Mary Weisand, Mrs. Sonnan· IIRIIDR DOIII CAF£ DOORS from the Depsrtemental Seere- sline, and Helen Killworth. ...~,10''11"" fi• X 20" lie 7• X J6• $1.Qt i. btry. For the pre.ienllation, Other features of the state fi• X 24" tl.41 7" X 20' $1.11 there was apeolal music by the convention Included a Chapeaux 7'x24•tJ,71 ·11081 ' chorus under the direction Passes Luncheon during which Myrtle Braithwaite of Toledo time Mrs. MIICShall, outgoing ·-~ID ., -·AMBICAM . 0[J any• Grayce La'"• ~~m oI Forest . cnapeau Departemental, ,!\'Bi CIOIONW 1 , At the LaMarche E u n I e mitiated Into the Chapeau Pas· 3-UGHT ~~~· IJ ALL PURl'OSE EXmiOR Brinker served as one of Mrs. se Club and a banquet on Mon; ...,...,.,.. Rill .!og, $22.15 DOORS ,.. _ UTilitY The ·valuables lhey leave at liame-fewelry, Martin's color bearers, outgo- day night In the Parlor Ball· 0001 important popers, .family keepsakes( Relne!ll· mg Chapeau Myrtle Walker of room. Speaker at the banouet 11·081 10-.~·~··:,:!~~~~~Q;;;'--~;::;!...J-2:;;;:::!,._;::,:·:_::::_:_•_:2:9:B_7J.:•:w:·:·"':·-=:..!:::::;:~ ber, burglars or lire could rab you af everyMeigs Co!lllty Salon, served as was Leta Zeller of 1:11bsonburg, , J..::=;:~_:.:..---4 to thing....durjpg yo.ur .vocation .ar..over a .week , her personal page and Pearl 11ast national president of t h c •r.lllla IMI:Itet'· · , nd-unless your valuables are safeguarded Knapp, pouvior member, serv· American Legion Auxiliary. She IIIHk a Dec1wr 1 :n a Saflt Depolft ballllilre. lt.caals ao ltltlel · ' '!II as one of the tellers during spoke on the American Legion IIIUU ·PURPOIE 1 the.election. Others at !lie Pre- National Chlld Welfare Foundq. %"1ro,LITY Da!LL Dllli .......... f .., .....,.,., (Oft" VM4. QI:IUI CLWEI RE:nt a Safe Deposit box ! ' · NOW! · marcba Pouvlor from here were Uon, how the lunda are dlstrlbI llfliiiW, Mil', ~. "' .._,......, CG,..Itw• ..... .W'I ~ W . ftSO U~ 1/1 H.t. Calherlne welsh, Julia Hysell, uted and the worl< of the founIll v. II!. Ullll ~ ' ->t • • 1 Eileen Searles, and Ve I s I e dation. lfa"·mLmDRI11 • Roush, .)Ira; Hysell, Cllapeau- Dignitaries bringing 'IP'eellnas ..,._ .,.... SIMI W'1 """""-! Vt , IIS ...... At!::c:::JA,z1(7KI', .UIU <elect oJ Salon 710, was appoint· at the convention were Mrs. ed during tile convention to Franklin Beaverson of Glb-, ~" VARIABLE SPEED BRILL 1tlf liGHT ~ fOI WI! .lOti ...,.... enr , serve .as a eolor marshall !hi• sonburg, outgoing president of i lfMid ,..,, t.2250 LP.M. \lo H.P~ ~~:; AC.I11 .year. Her appointment was the Ohio Department, I lllllllw.r ~ lot It to flO ktt,. ·' . . . . . . . 112 11'1'· .... PhilLip-. ........ • made by Departemental Che- can Legion Auxllllll')'; An,. l peau VlrRinla Rllhe. Eshelman of Zan\llvllle, de[t.,._ADJ,ahl . [!ii!!l :ROYAL VALUII PC RUTLAND The eonv~Uon opened Sun· partment secretary; Nan c yI D~rbr [lsiHk • Dc~r, . day with ~ Dutch SuPW. In the Smith of McConnelsville, na· 7l4''·D am Serving Meigs County for ooer95 ~ears Colonv Restaurant, followed tional committeewoman; RobMember Federsllteserve System an mnl!tg Pouvlor session at ert. McBride, commander of the tbe hotel. The processional of Ohio Department, American LeMember FDIC offleera .;and guests to open the Pat Homes, state adjuU141 meetlna was escorted by the and George Glaub of CoAll Accounlt Insured Up To $15,000 Under Departemental Le Conciet1e Jumbos grand cllei 'de gare, The Feclertl Deposit lnaurenct CarP,Orltlon Mrs. Martin and her color mar· et s: ~ ·' . ·shalla. Included on the prosram $1041 PLEDGED whlcll followed roll call, greet· The Syrs!'Ulle First United Jng.s 'trom the varloUI offleera, Presbyterian Church bas pledg· I'LUJIB and reports of standing eommlt- ed $100 for the eslablishment ol tees, was a skit. )ly the Meigs a gchool for the mentally re,~_... County ~alon. Mildred Cooper tarded in Meigs County. A fund KIMMD drive Is currently underway ·to raise funds for oper~tlng such !CbooHor ·the lint ye$t; · MEIGS fHEAIRE . ·' ;.~ ..~. F~rtit~re ... R~Hy•To· Wea~- ·. Applianl:es .. Draperies·. .... Dry Goods·••. Me11s and Boys Wear • • • .· Infants·and.thildre~ Wear .. ; Handbags ••• Jewelry •••• Towels • . • Home furnishings ... Toys. ~ Frld•; .. '.._ '•.' J'" the Nati~ai rioclief f'!l'llljllll , NAMEn · · • . '..• I . '· ("' 1 • •" ,"'r ' ' ,. ' ' . . I . ' . •, I '' ',!'{!. ; ' ''?I• I!· "', ··.-;~: ·· ·:;UnltJitJ~·:JYumber .o f-4,409. Cretl)-;..JiriJared'. :; .4> ' • c ,, I ·~ ~'' · ~SAS .CITY (uPK)-Doug IU tjle Natl9natHootey , Sh~de one H~rvey, a $eveh-time winner of\was natged ma~er rp., \_he. . ~qderwent a !he Jalnel NOI'!'Is• Memor)Jl pJayer-eoac;h of the Kansas _ton•wrto~>-< .. )' . ·' ,: 1-rroJll:ly ~t .he 1\lP .~enseman Bl~~ Jil tl!e Cllptral Le •. ~~rt~~f eblldren ' ,. . '· Poineroy.Ml4dli!POrt, 0.; ' ~ V- /, -'j '. ametlDe/:xJ.rt··~~-...:; .~~f'f~ ' • • _.;.~ . . ...~..··,~:~~~·. p • o4l ' ' .... ~~. r_:_.........,._ . ~·~~ .~ ~ / SAIGON (UPI)-At le~ lit .~ ' ·. ) ' or . I ·l /) ' 1 ._.'',, . .. ~-' ., ..· ~~~;;~~~; ! . t)fft;;ers .lmd .~of tl1i ~ . .·. , U,9. alteraft carrier ~~~ ; li~=~. ,ere knoWn deecl filii! . llll , ~ iln! ' !ermined n~ of Its V~' .111111 ari ; llljuf8d . i . PJtig'l!llola m ss1111 &lturdiy n!pt .In tbe - , 'lbe : 'll'akeel ,a_ wind·~·f!t.Nel , •;· ed·dOwn ~. fire "lht cm.ed .!iirii 'deCk Isle "' • . • · 1111 eXpl~~ liltemo::orr :; Norui · · · . .', ·· · ·· a. '·'1 ' :1 • I l • i.-'ro ,_.,.· t. .. ' ,. • ,. \ 71 ·. t '"'~ •t ,1, I fill ' • (: . . • I , • ...-···-:lf:-li{.~JJI. >.. 1> '" ' ' ti }• 1 !!' -~ 1 ~) · Ot. - ' -- . • . ·~~ t:.~i.c~.. . J;!t/!lb-~:· ·to ::~·.blaiu!i let ~~~'>~A~ ~!~In ~~:.~ . the ··: ..• · ', Ill. , ' Ia.._ " '•,., 1 r)er,the0rlilny,Oil&~IIJ · ''re~ · ttei :U.: carrler "'-.IJV:IQ"r.-.. ..uD!I 'fW , Subil!' rtlllmecj• :1o. V~l111111! ., ~DD !leeit 1!11' 0. 'b "'UIP!IIiie!. · ·.. ~ •fter belnl.. Med ·bt a ~lar , !:,z:f~ Mt ,s #Je ~ ni · •,t.~' mlrr 1'11111 qploa~D~~, ,and are 18,{ Oc!-· ~ IDio ·tllil '!it(ff . *W!! 10 The .0 carrier 4llaltllr tbpt kiUed U P"rl91l'· jill~ .._P' Ita flodl ,of ~.. ~, •vel'lhadGwed 111e1e other dev• )corea · of .¢len al)d ·cllll$ed :. ..lllltt Norpl• Vietnam. , . lopmnll in th Vltnai!l' 'war1 ' a , nd . , . . · ;,.. The ~ on •the 1\'h!ch "lll'!lke ~late of llle wont naval dllaster:i Of · mornlnJ, wu · ·brought . · · ·. the :yleb!am wai--wQ touohed eontrp!l!l hour and 15 ,'off With' !be rupture ol the bellY later• .'. lllli lep ~lll!oeJhle tank of a flkybawt jet ·. bett!eea •decb' lfere mllUons of dallan In d11118fu. ,. ilp Sjl(lke8meli·sald the ships tile bilge · . llld .at •... flre-oljll ·• - Couimun!Jt· gunnera ~· 'i;pordlnated ruc~et, mortar 8lld recoiiJesa . rille ,: . aHa~ apJ!I8l four u.s. ~ camps and airfields ,lull north otSa]gouearly .Saturday,kllllng ELBE.R.FELDS IN' POMEROY BUSTING .OUT AT THE SEAMS? • ssaa _.....,_ -r;,o ' - --- ....... • '= • •2999 \~ NATIONAL BANK I .' 1 .lllttdr • uw UDUTY SUDER 6... ._..... • ••- ..... NATIQt¥LLY ADVERTISED IIUSTLER . . ... ALL 1967 ,l' ZENITH -I 'OR Ji'ALL '87 SHOE AND I $3CJ9 NIWMODILS I 1 COMING~I BOOY,ERY 'I . 225 N. 2ND AVE.-MIDDLEPORT, 0. INGflS ' ' ' FURNITUIIE FORMER ROUSH SHOISTORI ltt.ii.- ~---------------------.---- DIIUXIICIUH a l1llllll DOOI KNOB LATCH . ~ $'167 FREE ESTIMATES ON ' ' ,· S4lf ·:Ji ~~ Sj51 • ASLOW.U ,.,, cuw -- . 227tq.ln. ZENITH COLOR l >..• lATCH SaleI Womens Loafers and Burning Bush 1 SANDER HYDMIAIC ROTACLO. -~ •aaa ' / STORM DOOR Now On IILU..E•-- Green-Brown • TOOL BOX mu'iY BELT PUSH BUTTON TV MAROON · Blue-Black (, . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - S1444 2999 I ~ MENS 6" WORK DRILLS ' Open Fri~ay ·. Nights 5:00 to .7:00 p.m. .~ : ,:·1 .· :~• ( ' ' Uftloftcl, fo flw· Qman .. > . ' vO REMODELING NEEDS ~ Ollfo VGitq \ Racial Distm·bances on Wane • ass1ve ue • 10 ence 1 $27.95 S138B [I. .,' .' ..••... --· ....... 13497 •!* ~ ... :P;OI'1£R~Y ·. .. . •, ..• ..... 69c... 1 .'~ .) ,. ~~~ There's one thing vacationers forget. : ' ..' . "" '. . c(,unty ,Junior Falr·Joera Will vi~ for the first time this new · th~ . strucllll"e ~be dedi~md clurlng o~J!ing eetemlln· · be·· a 5-day aHalr. T~ anUq~fji!l~ ~ wh!W oovered add!· . dressing rooms ,lind a $rage, ~!}I· Qllbe rear. It was erected ~=P:Jt~~~;~ from Landiilarlt of fOillilfliY·; 'l'be ppjnt job w,u ~rfol1iled · did the electrical Wiring, and sqlrn(f fixWtes wete ~l!efl by r~ponslble fot tbe.letterili&, wliicll eqmpleted afl411 this Times. . waa ~ 'Prescribed ll-Man Panel Has Orders for Probe . 'NSIDE TODAY ••-m~-IIIJli'I-II!J!Il'llll!as m t ~- ' Mao. , Pg, 1·2 . • ~r.tl NrtwJ pt. 4 . .. . &.:ec~~l Futu... pt. 5-6-7 • • . . . Women'• B)' U~lled P~ ln~jl.aR -bippie types, tlie muljuana Newt Wllll racial~ . : ·ees smoktng typlo, Kookle." pt. 8 ...... FHA S•lutt thf! 118De .Jml '!lie '11·12 , •• Laul News Pre,ldetit J on . Tile ..death toll for the wep.. b-~ 13·.14 .......... TV long Dl'lroll . cllmlfed II• 16-17 ....... Spqrli S9 ROU•ce·l • .19 .. . . ' . • • .. . llarm k· In �I ., i .. '1-'7-- J< I ' ' ''' , - ,, I I' ' •' • '• I I .. Q · "' ,.,'' I •I -S '~ , , GUST TH'R·U . . ~ · ~,;., _, ~ ;, '' ' t • ~ ·ft •' ;' J.J o ' ' . • ' 30 GALL9N GAS AUTOMAnC WATER HE'ATER e As SUNDAY " FOR THIS ' . ~ Advertised SELLING Iii 7.98 GAL. Readers Digest ' AuGUst GAL PRICE August S.le · Cesh and Carry . fALl . . B:p c~rnu • < datb and Sundu, Pft Wttll, ·Okay, so we failed to invent a·ftouse paint that would .last forever. But waif 'Iii you ·see how. close we·came. '~ ·. ' ..... ",·:::.: OF IUIICill~ tt0N' ' ' • . ' . ' MAIL IUIItllli'TION IATII TM Qllllpalll TrtbvM Ia Dfll• I~ wnt Ytrttnll. .,.. · ' " ' tHftHII Ill """ 1Mftthl 111 II. . ....,. ... .,..,. 1111 ~- ....nt~ ... ""'" N!ltftl . tUI. TM Pill) ..ntiMt. eM ,,,, 1111 tl• lftMtlll U.U1 thrH manthl 13 11M Uftlt~rct Prell 1ntern1t1~na• 11 acllllMI'f entltiM ft 11M \lit ter .,1 ••• ~ i;~;~;·~~J;.;;~, ............. .. .. u . ..... ..", •rtt~t to . tllll - -., lltWI ld ._....,..... m • • Nlllllhttl Wtln. !unity· has for lbom. ·Tiiey are finan 't "cra•h~JIII!I!iM!I1s'f to Marshall i .. - \~ '· CAPACrrY GuoliNG OPERATING CO$T'! '- LIVING AID .j .. ·•liJll!l··'~''""' BANKING NEW Folks use11 to keep mpney in a cookie jar - pay for everything in cash thought banks were for "business men" and the "rich." Coals extended' Mom areas ., , quietly, aptumatically! I! •.' '' ~I I • ~OOLS 3to 5ROOMS Today living and banking go !land in hand. Almost tvtryont is involved in banking. If you aren't using the servi(;eS Qf our bank, you're missing part of living. Come in soon and let us explain how our services may bene· fit vou. With tho 15,000, 11,000 or 24,000 I.T.U. CDtt a little IliON ••• bul rnan.:whaf a dlf!oreng BUY f YOU WAIT . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS · (Oth•r Slzot lrDm 5,000 to I .. ••, 'CAROLINA ' \ "'' ' .r" ""''· AND SUPPLY' ;f'l, 6]}116CJ ,t,f-4<r- f J ' I';J ''PT. ;NASANT, o~~; B&o O.pot w. V.I.;· :0 .. - PAI:NT ·1·.99 ·FAr~~;; Carmichael Charged ·For Trea80JJ Talk CLEVELAND ·n1Pil - ilep. William Minshall, R-Ohio, Friday demanded that Stokely Carmichael be arrested f o r treason ll he sets foot on American soil agaJ!l. , Minsha~~-h*' ~s "shocked and d' @dn hl'the statements of Carmichael and H. Rap Brown, leaders of the Student non-Violent Coordinating Commiltee, who have both advocat.l<l more violent Negro uprisings in U. S. cities. GAL: . (J· • Two DivQrcer·are ', Gilllpoli•, Onio . • . . 4· { PURE 'tiNSI&D OIL AND TOOAY,MONDAY, TUE$14Y, WEDNE$DAY --r '' ~EAD PAM' . Mlk•lltlutlfullob. hr.!! ' .. GALLON ' .... . ~~ .......- ' .... >I : '. ' i, .~"': ' ' •./ ." ,.' '., ,, "· ' ; 'I I· • < ' ~· "'-~ . ~-' '' f, f ' •' 4~41 lllllfnJ"-''·-+*111· ~;JJ.~ - . '28:~ " THE BANK . ' and SAVINGS CO. ,, •., j / ~i).lti- PAINT ,FOR 30 YEARS. MEIGS · 1'0MllRO'f, '0, '• Savoy Outside WHITE Granted in Meigs POMEROY - ' TWo dlv~~~~~ have been granted In lbe Coupty Common Pleas hotfi on grounds of gross gl~t of duty. , · Mary A. Sellers was granted a divorce from James Edwin J9ellers. Th dfndant waa glvfill custody of four minor chUdten. James H. Rickman was grant•d a divorce from Bel:tvl LOu Rickman. The :was give~ custody of one minor DIVORCE GRANTED cblld. GALLIPOLIS - Janet Sue ,' , 1 Fadely. Vin!o'l> ,,Va.t h••n N~todv .of a .mlnor qhlld and granted a dlv4ffl 11n .Galiia ·Was ordered to pay . County Common Pleas Court 1 1 ;:;==;;;;;;;;;;:;;,;..i~===il from Van Fa~)Y.· ,oo gro9nds of gross ne~lecl and extreme crueltv She was awarded three acres· of land 'tit! Seetl~n 33 Morg•n Twp., as Member Ftderel. R.,.rvo System Member F.EI.I.C. I H you paint your house with new-formula LUCITE(r) you'll wait to repaint like YO)l've n~ver waited before. '· We made It to last even longer ~ the original LUCITE House Paint. And the . original LUCITE has held up on test houses . ·for as long as eight years. Another nice thing about new-formula LUCITE: the primet's already In t h e paint. No need to prime, even over IIIOl¢ bare woods. An easier.job when you do paint. A long~ wait between 'paintJngs. Lo111er, we thinll, thaJl 'you dared hope for . �I ., i .. '1-'7-- J< I ' ' ''' , - ,, I I' ' •' • '• I I .. Q · "' ,.,'' I •I -S '~ , , GUST TH'R·U . . ~ · ~,;., _, ~ ;, '' ' t • ~ ·ft •' ;' J.J o ' ' . • ' 30 GALL9N GAS AUTOMAnC WATER HE'ATER e As SUNDAY " FOR THIS ' . ~ Advertised SELLING Iii 7.98 GAL. Readers Digest ' AuGUst GAL PRICE August S.le · Cesh and Carry . fALl . . B:p c~rnu • < datb and Sundu, Pft Wttll, ·Okay, so we failed to invent a·ftouse paint that would .last forever. But waif 'Iii you ·see how. close we·came. '~ ·. ' ..... ",·:::.: OF IUIICill~ tt0N' ' ' • . ' . ' MAIL IUIItllli'TION IATII TM Qllllpalll TrtbvM Ia Dfll• I~ wnt Ytrttnll. .,.. · ' " ' tHftHII Ill """ 1Mftthl 111 II. . ....,. ... .,..,. 1111 ~- ....nt~ ... ""'" N!ltftl . tUI. TM Pill) ..ntiMt. eM ,,,, 1111 tl• lftMtlll U.U1 thrH manthl 13 11M Uftlt~rct Prell 1ntern1t1~na• 11 acllllMI'f entltiM ft 11M \lit ter .,1 ••• ~ i;~;~;·~~J;.;;~, ............. .. .. u . ..... ..", •rtt~t to . tllll - -., lltWI ld ._....,..... m • • Nlllllhttl Wtln. !unity· has for lbom. ·Tiiey are finan 't "cra•h~JIII!I!iM!I1s'f to Marshall i .. - \~ '· CAPACrrY GuoliNG OPERATING CO$T'! '- LIVING AID .j .. ·•liJll!l··'~''""' BANKING NEW Folks use11 to keep mpney in a cookie jar - pay for everything in cash thought banks were for "business men" and the "rich." Coals extended' Mom areas ., , quietly, aptumatically! I! •.' '' ~I I • ~OOLS 3to 5ROOMS Today living and banking go !land in hand. Almost tvtryont is involved in banking. If you aren't using the servi(;eS Qf our bank, you're missing part of living. Come in soon and let us explain how our services may bene· fit vou. With tho 15,000, 11,000 or 24,000 I.T.U. CDtt a little IliON ••• bul rnan.:whaf a dlf!oreng BUY f YOU WAIT . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS · (Oth•r Slzot lrDm 5,000 to I .. ••, 'CAROLINA ' \ "'' ' .r" ""''· AND SUPPLY' ;f'l, 6]}116CJ ,t,f-4<r- f J ' I';J ''PT. ;NASANT, o~~; B&o O.pot w. V.I.;· :0 .. - PAI:NT ·1·.99 ·FAr~~;; Carmichael Charged ·For Trea80JJ Talk CLEVELAND ·n1Pil - ilep. William Minshall, R-Ohio, Friday demanded that Stokely Carmichael be arrested f o r treason ll he sets foot on American soil agaJ!l. , Minsha~~-h*' ~s "shocked and d' @dn hl'the statements of Carmichael and H. Rap Brown, leaders of the Student non-Violent Coordinating Commiltee, who have both advocat.l<l more violent Negro uprisings in U. S. cities. GAL: . (J· • Two DivQrcer·are ', Gilllpoli•, Onio . • . . 4· { PURE 'tiNSI&D OIL AND TOOAY,MONDAY, TUE$14Y, WEDNE$DAY --r '' ~EAD PAM' . Mlk•lltlutlfullob. hr.!! ' .. GALLON ' .... . ~~ .......- ' .... >I : '. ' i, .~"': ' ' •./ ." ,.' '., ,, "· ' ; 'I I· • < ' ~· "'-~ . ~-' '' f, f ' •' 4~41 lllllfnJ"-''·-+*111· ~;JJ.~ - . '28:~ " THE BANK . ' and SAVINGS CO. ,, •., j / ~i).lti- PAINT ,FOR 30 YEARS. MEIGS · 1'0MllRO'f, '0, '• Savoy Outside WHITE Granted in Meigs POMEROY - ' TWo dlv~~~~~ have been granted In lbe Coupty Common Pleas hotfi on grounds of gross gl~t of duty. , · Mary A. Sellers was granted a divorce from James Edwin J9ellers. Th dfndant waa glvfill custody of four minor chUdten. James H. Rickman was grant•d a divorce from Bel:tvl LOu Rickman. The :was give~ custody of one minor DIVORCE GRANTED cblld. GALLIPOLIS - Janet Sue ,' , 1 Fadely. Vin!o'l> ,,Va.t h••n N~todv .of a .mlnor qhlld and granted a dlv4ffl 11n .Galiia ·Was ordered to pay . County Common Pleas Court 1 1 ;:;==;;;;;;;;;;:;;,;..i~===il from Van Fa~)Y.· ,oo gro9nds of gross ne~lecl and extreme crueltv She was awarded three acres· of land 'tit! Seetl~n 33 Morg•n Twp., as Member Ftderel. R.,.rvo System Member F.EI.I.C. I H you paint your house with new-formula LUCITE(r) you'll wait to repaint like YO)l've n~ver waited before. '· We made It to last even longer ~ the original LUCITE House Paint. And the . original LUCITE has held up on test houses . ·for as long as eight years. Another nice thing about new-formula LUCITE: the primet's already In t h e paint. No need to prime, even over IIIOl¢ bare woods. An easier.job when you do paint. A long~ wait between 'paintJngs. Lo111er, we thinll, thaJl 'you dared hope for . �Jl(l t'llarl Ago fl• ·Rietlr I BY DICK THOMAS barracks for soldiers. ' and ftlor overlll!le. Tile IJIID ·GA..LIPOLIS - Caulkers and Frorn the GaUlpoiiJ Da .11 y· '1ave t,h• owners of the Pl carpenters went on strike lor Tribane, here m River News Plealilb Dock Co., the Entel' at three Pt. Pleasant items ot the lllrike: prlae l)ock Co., and the Smltb1s ~ dry dor: .s on July 28, 1917 ewer Hub~·•d (Kanawba) Dock Co., "50 cents a day raise in pay. July :1'1, 1tl7- CR~ and anl!ll a.m. thll momlnltO de1'he "four-bit" strike was final- carp•"••rs, several hundrl!d In clile whether they wlll lt'anl the Jy settled .on Aug. 14 but many number, of three ateambotl Increase. of th• striking carpenter! by ' docks at Pt. Plellllit will then had gone to Camp Sher- I strike Saturday momma unleol July •• 1117 - The lllrilte of man near Chillicothe to build •paid ·$4 a day for !lllhl boitrs caulkert and cetpentere conlln· - - ~ ~- -~ ues at the Kanawha lloMcs.-The 4:--The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 30, 1967 Pt. Pleasant Roglster IIY• nel· ther parties seemed Inclined to- compromise. The J. T. Hal· field and ChampiGII No. S are out on the Kanawha Docb and there i& considerable work to do on both of them before they can he noated. About three year• aso, the men of all companies here were Jelling $2.50 a day and asked lor $3 which was given to them "I BY HOBART WILSON, JR. after considerable arsulng, and • FOR the fourth straight year, the Gallia County 1 Junior Fair premium book contains 76 pa&es. The 1967 bool; would have been larger had not some pictures or negatives from the 1966 fair .been lost rlu rmg the past year . ·Dateline: I • Gallia In order to prevent this from hap· :pening again, the fairboard has hired an ~> it icial photographer for the 1967 fair All fair pictures will be filed away by the fairboard. The Tribune and 1'1mes-Sentinel photographer, Donald Wright, will continue to take pictures for the local newspapers. tfi.,. u~:·~~~:::~~:l;::~, a&out three manthl - . 1117 tiki Uked lor fS,SO ~ diJ,•. Tbta !'II ,t1ie ;Jilin .~ on also Biven and IS tht wqe now. * '~;• ,on being paid by the d\ldll : wlilcll iikecl :,tor notblnl are workinJ. . . · , , A~, ~ ,lt11,- The dock July Sl, 1117 - There IJ DO Ill'~ II 011• f1ill blast at Pl. chanse today In the strike at Plea18DI. Fjmployeea of I h the Kanawha Docila. The caulk· Enterprise docb were tile ere, and carpenten are all out to, shut aown. Jolanapr and there It 1ttlle lik~lihood "'refu~ lht.J\tllllllds Of of them getllns together. In end catpenters fact, lbere is no effort be in fl a fl an made to 1et them toselher. In the meantime, tile ]llny Is worklnlllll ho11ei l'fllllar emplnyeea· wbb did ' llltlke 'and the laborert art Ins to finish some of the .WGI"I 1 they hne underway. The men at the Pl. dock nollftl!d manacer Saturday nilbt that they finish what work they have on lha dock1 wblch will proba· C~Rfl!~s ~~~ . ~-C.~:I · ~ •.~'I lay off a.,_., ...., .~:.~::. .SociefY ~~~~~=~~1~1F. ® not, dpe.\t work to resumed btlo~e fall. ., Tile lfl~e)' . ""IMport&~ ~. I. th~. ,hif4!!tt bit ·Their towboat J. T. Hallleld IJ on the Kanawba ·~oc_ki. wlth -;dJp;iiod:-T!)i bull open, In ln&Jlf, ·~·· II t;amot be let Into the !l'ller ·llli-IIDI Ul repalrt pre completed. Pomeroy ferryboat , CHESHmE- A weddlng,trl,:~ to ~po '17 at Mootreal, ada, 'lmlowed the t!-~~~' 4 ding of Mila Mary Mack, ter of Mr. and Mrs. •.• Mack of Cheshire, ·and . Miles Fulton, !!On of Mr. Mrs. Huber Fulton, also Cheshire. The Rev. , .. Woods, Marysville, assisted the Rev. 'Warren Ziim, of the Cheshire Ba Church, officiated at the ring ceremony with the repeaUng their vows rom memory. The church was beautlfully decorated with arransements of sladioll and daiSies, palms and tbe traditional sev· en branch candelabra. Preceding the ceremony, a program of weddins muSic was presented by Mrs. Br1ggs l•y. ~rganist, and J!OioiSl, )Vho sang, Thou Goes!," "Oh PromiSe "The Na~ Hymn" and Lord's Prayer. Given in marriage by parents, Mr. and Mrs. the bride wore a white embroidered lace gown ed in the cage silhouette. leatured brief sleeves of silk orga112a ~nd An oval line. The fully detachable train of. sheer silk orsa~a, wtth lace, flowed mto length. A cap of mAtching l~e with a sheer ~ow h~ld her bow len81h veil of silk Import- By Patrkla Houck . llllt of Inter~the IN ·ouR TOWN 'I I The Bend WE have on file 11 of 12 premium books dating baLk to the 1956 fair. We're missing tbe 1958 edition. h 1nyone has a spare copy of the 1958 premium book, we would appreciate a copy for our flies. • • AFTER 12 months of preparation, BUI Matthews, Jl '. >~dent of the GalUa County Junior Falrboard says · · ,, , re ail set " The 18th annual fair, wblcb beg[Jls · w...1 the flag-raising ceremony at 7 p.m., Tilesdar.;. wUI be a fi ve-clay affai r for the first time in tbe fairs hiS. ltJI y' •• • * • . U STEO''below are previous winners of five fair evrnts. I 1, a I' Cheshire Cl b Hostess For N . ature's Club !P 1 • SPECIAL PURC • AFTER 18 ·years, the Galli a County Junior Fair contw ues to grow. New structures continue to 10 up. This will continue for years to come as long h lt has the full support of each and every Gallia Coi!JIIIan. ed illusion. Her bouquet was a! Mrs. Michael J;.'Heqr~"· Ath· cascade of white daisies '*fl· ens; Mis• Trud.)' ltay, Mrs. . terod, with a white orchid, ' Arthur Pfuehler, Miss Sandra Dl\niels cit' Mis's Sylvia Chiodo served as Pfuehler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred nounce$ :tbe of Honor. She wore a Abel, BeallsvUie, Oblo ; Miss rlage of bel\ lell8lh yellow chllfon over Constance Manea, Washington, E. D.Ule.IJ, tQ Jonn 1&~. crtpe. gown J"ith an empi_re Pa.; Mrs. Howell Edwards, Win- sou of t.lf. anti }lrll: waistline. The chiffon !lowed tersville, Ohio; Mrs. Earl 0'· ers, 289 J~Pik'e. ,, loosely to the floor in tbe back. Neil~ Mr. Donald O'Neill, !>!iss Miss Daniels 16 She carried Ii c~ade of yellow Sylvia Chiodo, Pittsbursh, Pa.; of Kyger Crtek H!21J dllisles. · Mr. and Mrs Myron Mack, Mr. tended Ohlli Sta~ ' David Huber served as best and Mrs. John Fellure and Kel- and is presenll7 man. The gu~.st• were seated Jy ; Mr. and Mrs. David Car- the Gallla cOOnt:y by Gary Kordosky and Denn1s man, Columbus ; Mr and Mrs. lice. ·, Mulford, brother • in -law of man, Columbus; Mr and Mrs. Mr. Bvers !he bridegroom. Dennis Mulford, Xenia; Miss Gallia ACadem,·' The mother of the bride wore Carol Carter, Huntsville, Ohio; attended Ohio siate a blue three piece lace suit Mrs ~herley Woods •. MarysvDie, and is presently' employed with matching acce,;ories. The OhiO . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G&J Auto Patts Inc groom's mother wore a two Enckson, M1ss Sandra Clark, A candlelight ' piece mint green dress with Newark, Ohio ; Mrs. Betty ing planned for Friday matching shoes and white ac- Erickson, Brooklyn, New York , ber 1, at 7:30p.m: in i&e ccss~1es . Both mothers war,• Mr. Gary Kordosky, Minneapol- Methodist Chiii"Ch. 'l1le gUcloos orchid ''?rsagrs. I '~· ~!mn , Mr. David Huber, custom of Open4Jhlp'l!h 'Will be FolloWing the ceremony "I Eau C\au·e, Wisconsin. observed . .A ~ption wllJ lm• reception was held m the Fci-• mediately follow the ceremony: ' lowship Room of the Church. I FINAL SALE ·' The bride's table, decorated by HATS, $1, $2, $3, while halo Mrs. E. Preston .and Mrs1 1Mrs. H. C. Waugh was center- half price. The Hat Shop. Shamblin. . ·· ed by a three • llered wedding Pd. Adv. The women conducted a work cake topped with a mimalurc shop with Mrs. Preaton espl.,U.. bride and groom. Hostesses ing the basic rules Mrs. ~ were the brides aunt, Mrs. ' U blin the mechanks and ~ • Earl O'Neill, Mrs. Tom Enck· Fry making arrangemenll son and Mrs. C. A. Duncan. demonstrate the rules. ' The bride grAduated 'f r 0 m, Each sarden club member Ohio University in Athens G~LLIPOLIS _ Th~ Chesh- made an arraniJ:ement llllffl.ll where she received her- Bad,. Ire Garlien Club was hostess flowers from her garden. COOclors Degree in Business Edu- lor tb~ Nature's Garden Club tainers and mechanics wllii:h cali011j The gro~ received his meeting at Gallipolis State In- had been donate~~ by Gallia MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL MILES FULTON Mastet~ Deg~ee .from 0 h i. o1slilute July 27 at 1 p. m. County Garden Clubs .,... State University m biOc~mJs· l Tlje ~usine" meeting was usnd. . ·1-1 :ry and is presently serv mg m conducted after roll call and The hostess club then oetvM lhe Umted Stat~s Navy. garden pledge was given. delicious refreshments to t!J t 1'1. •.The couple IS pr':'"'.'tly re- Mrs. W. Donald Galloway of twenty members present. . ·"'•·!.".'• .:.; .1dmg in Norfolk, Vtrgima. the GallipoliS Garden Club In· Miss Nancy Noble -· GALJ,!PO!,IS - St. Paul's Vases of white Kllli•o dllisiel.lpique gtlftll lasbioned with . Out · of • town guests attend- troduced the guests who pre- guest. Mrs. Gamet Wood occupational theran was L~\1J~ran Church, Lanc~ster, baby bre;~th, emerald and scoop rAt:kline, eiiJo,•t sleeves rng the wedcl!"g were Mr. and sented the program. was the s••tne of a lovt.lv eve11- kleberry k hage deco•·ated th and A·li1a S<irl. Acc3l :s of Ve- Mrs. Wayne Roush, Mr. and They were Mrs. M. J. Fry, , ent. lng weddipg July I, when Mi,; altar, Cathedral tapers in nise \are tr;mmed th ~ bodice Sue , Ellen, Davis became the gle anJ '"'en bran' h got.l · and detaeh6ble chap !I train. bride ur ~ames L. Smellzer. delabri, en.! white ' a' il p Pastor E~ward L. Winter read bows lurtl,er accented the The bride's veil o! i:tusion the douol~ 1.ng serv.ce at. hall I ding scene. was held by a matchi 1~ ia•e after six c'clock, foJ!,Jimg a Esco~td by her um·l !, and pea:·! t1immed plat•• 1 See half ho•Ir rogr,a~ of organ !J;u-l ond w. Courtright, lhlee .~:~:: ! carried a n.odified bouquet o\ s1c by Mrs. Willis Fouch. was wearmg a white in white Ma• ruerite do ;it3 :.a by breath an•l clusters of s.ephanotis. -unl·ted By candle['l ght Bylloh Boeflleb • • • .•~ .• , Beat of • • x, OVIHOUSB MRS. c;HARLES:0:.STINEMETZ .a~,il'lUiet,.lWV Miss Ellen McCulty Becomes July Bride Of Charles .D1Stinemetz GALLIPOIJIS' '- The F I r • · Tucker, Mrs F.lmer • Baptist ChUfch, Gallipolis, and Mrs. Tom Hayes. ( the setting for the ceremony ' 'l'!le new Mrs. Stinemetz gi'&duniUng In mai'rlage Miss· Ellen uated lrom Rio Grande Colle~e , · MCCully; daughter of Mr. and With' a bachelor of seien'ce deMrs. Homer McCully . ~~ In elementary educatiQn. G'~!f!ld Ext., GalJipt(\!i, ,a has taught four y~ars. 11\ Charles D. stlnemetz; son elementary schopl near UtiMr. ,and Mrs. Charles M. Stine, ca, Oblo. ' ' . llletz, 4413 W. Campbell St., The groom gradoated•,, .. lr~>D~ lonvUJe, on Saturday the twen, Loudonville High school a n d IJ;second of July. · tecently completed a yt'Br's tour of duty with the Air For!>l in. ... The Reverend Vietnam. ·· Olapmen, pastor of the '!'be couple will reside IIi San offldated at the double • Antool&, Tew. eeremoay. A half-ltour of tlal music was presented preeedlng the ceremony by M r s. Lerry Corbin, organist, a nd 1\fl'l. Fred Wybensa, soloist. .' Escortl!d to the altar by ~l!ter, tile bride wore a f I o GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. N e II II!I!gtb gown of silk organza McMahon entertained ~er er tafteta, designl!d wlth bridge club Thursday evening. Sl~ves, aeml scoop Hlsh score was won by Mrs. 11[\4 ·empire bodice. ~rge llywl. Secorid hlsh was of alecon lace won by Mrs. Neil McMahon. fiOpt of 1the &·lin• skirt ~nd ,Mrs. R. WijUiun Jenkins was let. A detacbeble tram w 1 lace a)IPilques formed a nafie:. a ~ of the club. Refresb. !uJ dlapel sweep. Her bouffant monts. were served dnrir.g the elbow lencth veU cl bil)llli ttl! .~venlng and the next meeting IJngllah IUusion was fastened tb will be at llte home of Mrs. Hobart Wilson, Jr. 1 small bridal hat of lace iecet!ted yith orp11Z11 roses. 1'116 brlile carrteil a eascade · wlllte ~ wltlt an orcltld greenery. I , 11 Atlendanlt· were Mttl ~ Sha!llblln, M!'J. Mtrrtll ·~. ty, Miss, Karen Nlilert. aild Th& o u 111Nlis Belly fw:!t. They . wes~em .Futlire . Homemakers ldenllcilly lltyll!d floor met Julr 21· at-9:30 a.m. lbeath IOWIII of romance .FUrtliet wort; and preparattillh I<!OOJI nei!t~,o e l'b made con~mlns ,the ' lenalh sleev!l!, ' and ·li'a h ll'alltUnes. · I - --Mrs. McMahon Hoste$sFor Bri(lge Club Southwestern FHA Organizes Fair Booth Work aA4trous :.. ~00 ~~~~~· . llnill Thftt s" Miss Joa"r.e Solt, Canal Winchester was maid-of-h.onor, Mrs. Kenneth Roades, HH!~l>lm. was brides.,ald and Miss Joni Lyn;1 Smellzer, niece of the bridegroom, we• Junior bri le. mald They wore aqua lin~n go wns lashio"ed sm:Uar to ~ie bride's and earr'ed cascades of white and aque daisies with ribbon streamers. Clusters of aqua dais ie~ hel4, their brief veils. CaNfjlll <I nne Smeltzer, nie<e of lite bnd•groom, an I Judy Ann ll~nto~. cousiQ of !he bride, were ,!)Qw~r girls. They oorriO'<!! II baskets ?! lthite and oqua dais· les and w~rP gowns of. vr h i t linen with !;oua trim ilvkl the alt•ndd!>IS' gowAs. Robert A. Smeltzer was for.bls ~~~!her. Ushers were WiUiam 0. Smelt<or, otso-11 a brotbe•, end Dean Poling, sin of the bride. White we,ddil)g bell• .· · ~~::~ ~~ the three ,tiered weddin;! and aqua and whlte,dai•ie< ried out the color theme f~ the reception held In : II Ichtll'ch parlors. Hostesses were Miss Janet Harrii!Pil, Mrs. old Uhl, Mi59 Pauline !Cull, and Miss Sandy Soli, who was at . guest book. For their wedding trip tQ Gatlinburg, Tenn.. and the Great Smoky Mts., the bride changed to a brown linen sheath wl t h matching accessories ancl wore a "hite daisy corsag'e. The new Mrs. Smeltzer Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. thor Davis of Lancaster. Sh graduated lrom Lancaster Hig!'ll School with the class of and from Columbus Buslines!l II Vnlverslty. She Is presently ployed at a secretary In the flee of General Mills, Inc. I' 1 Mr.Mrs. Smeltzer is theSmelt.zer son ol Mr Melvin -.:.___:_~~~~~~~~~~~;...:..--~- and Gallipolis and Is 1962 gra~lua!E•II DI'Oir·t of ~thwesiem High School. Be has iU!JI completed tour ,of dUty wlth · armj,.aild il '· with the , ·bt _ ·l(~~~ 'Res~,ifces II C·ASHMERE COATS REGU!AR $79:50 .. HAND DETAJI.EI>. CUDDLY SOFT 100% CASHME·R ·E~ ' COATS '• ONLY �Jl(l t'llarl Ago fl• ·Rietlr I BY DICK THOMAS barracks for soldiers. ' and ftlor overlll!le. Tile IJIID ·GA..LIPOLIS - Caulkers and Frorn the GaUlpoiiJ Da .11 y· '1ave t,h• owners of the Pl carpenters went on strike lor Tribane, here m River News Plealilb Dock Co., the Entel' at three Pt. Pleasant items ot the lllrike: prlae l)ock Co., and the Smltb1s ~ dry dor: .s on July 28, 1917 ewer Hub~·•d (Kanawba) Dock Co., "50 cents a day raise in pay. July :1'1, 1tl7- CR~ and anl!ll a.m. thll momlnltO de1'he "four-bit" strike was final- carp•"••rs, several hundrl!d In clile whether they wlll lt'anl the Jy settled .on Aug. 14 but many number, of three ateambotl Increase. of th• striking carpenter! by ' docks at Pt. Plellllit will then had gone to Camp Sher- I strike Saturday momma unleol July •• 1117 - The lllrilte of man near Chillicothe to build •paid ·$4 a day for !lllhl boitrs caulkert and cetpentere conlln· - - ~ ~- -~ ues at the Kanawha lloMcs.-The 4:--The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 30, 1967 Pt. Pleasant Roglster IIY• nel· ther parties seemed Inclined to- compromise. The J. T. Hal· field and ChampiGII No. S are out on the Kanawha Docb and there i& considerable work to do on both of them before they can he noated. About three year• aso, the men of all companies here were Jelling $2.50 a day and asked lor $3 which was given to them "I BY HOBART WILSON, JR. after considerable arsulng, and • FOR the fourth straight year, the Gallia County 1 Junior Fair premium book contains 76 pa&es. The 1967 bool; would have been larger had not some pictures or negatives from the 1966 fair .been lost rlu rmg the past year . ·Dateline: I • Gallia In order to prevent this from hap· :pening again, the fairboard has hired an ~> it icial photographer for the 1967 fair All fair pictures will be filed away by the fairboard. The Tribune and 1'1mes-Sentinel photographer, Donald Wright, will continue to take pictures for the local newspapers. tfi.,. u~:·~~~:::~~:l;::~, a&out three manthl - . 1117 tiki Uked lor fS,SO ~ diJ,•. Tbta !'II ,t1ie ;Jilin .~ on also Biven and IS tht wqe now. * '~;• ,on being paid by the d\ldll : wlilcll iikecl :,tor notblnl are workinJ. . . · , , A~, ~ ,lt11,- The dock July Sl, 1117 - There IJ DO Ill'~ II 011• f1ill blast at Pl. chanse today In the strike at Plea18DI. Fjmployeea of I h the Kanawha Docila. The caulk· Enterprise docb were tile ere, and carpenten are all out to, shut aown. Jolanapr and there It 1ttlle lik~lihood "'refu~ lht.J\tllllllds Of of them getllns together. In end catpenters fact, lbere is no effort be in fl a fl an made to 1et them toselher. In the meantime, tile ]llny Is worklnlllll ho11ei l'fllllar emplnyeea· wbb did ' llltlke 'and the laborert art Ins to finish some of the .WGI"I 1 they hne underway. The men at the Pl. dock nollftl!d manacer Saturday nilbt that they finish what work they have on lha dock1 wblch will proba· C~Rfl!~s ~~~ . ~-C.~:I · ~ •.~'I lay off a.,_., ...., .~:.~::. .SociefY ~~~~~=~~1~1F. ® not, dpe.\t work to resumed btlo~e fall. ., Tile lfl~e)' . ""IMport&~ ~. I. th~. ,hif4!!tt bit ·Their towboat J. T. Hallleld IJ on the Kanawba ·~oc_ki. wlth -;dJp;iiod:-T!)i bull open, In ln&Jlf, ·~·· II t;amot be let Into the !l'ller ·llli-IIDI Ul repalrt pre completed. Pomeroy ferryboat , CHESHmE- A weddlng,trl,:~ to ~po '17 at Mootreal, ada, 'lmlowed the t!-~~~' 4 ding of Mila Mary Mack, ter of Mr. and Mrs. •.• Mack of Cheshire, ·and . Miles Fulton, !!On of Mr. Mrs. Huber Fulton, also Cheshire. The Rev. , .. Woods, Marysville, assisted the Rev. 'Warren Ziim, of the Cheshire Ba Church, officiated at the ring ceremony with the repeaUng their vows rom memory. The church was beautlfully decorated with arransements of sladioll and daiSies, palms and tbe traditional sev· en branch candelabra. Preceding the ceremony, a program of weddins muSic was presented by Mrs. Br1ggs l•y. ~rganist, and J!OioiSl, )Vho sang, Thou Goes!," "Oh PromiSe "The Na~ Hymn" and Lord's Prayer. Given in marriage by parents, Mr. and Mrs. the bride wore a white embroidered lace gown ed in the cage silhouette. leatured brief sleeves of silk orga112a ~nd An oval line. The fully detachable train of. sheer silk orsa~a, wtth lace, flowed mto length. A cap of mAtching l~e with a sheer ~ow h~ld her bow len81h veil of silk Import- By Patrkla Houck . llllt of Inter~the IN ·ouR TOWN 'I I The Bend WE have on file 11 of 12 premium books dating baLk to the 1956 fair. We're missing tbe 1958 edition. h 1nyone has a spare copy of the 1958 premium book, we would appreciate a copy for our flies. • • AFTER 12 months of preparation, BUI Matthews, Jl '. >~dent of the GalUa County Junior Falrboard says · · ,, , re ail set " The 18th annual fair, wblcb beg[Jls · w...1 the flag-raising ceremony at 7 p.m., Tilesdar.;. wUI be a fi ve-clay affai r for the first time in tbe fairs hiS. ltJI y' •• • * • . U STEO''below are previous winners of five fair evrnts. I 1, a I' Cheshire Cl b Hostess For N . ature's Club !P 1 • SPECIAL PURC • AFTER 18 ·years, the Galli a County Junior Fair contw ues to grow. New structures continue to 10 up. This will continue for years to come as long h lt has the full support of each and every Gallia Coi!JIIIan. ed illusion. Her bouquet was a! Mrs. Michael J;.'Heqr~"· Ath· cascade of white daisies '*fl· ens; Mis• Trud.)' ltay, Mrs. . terod, with a white orchid, ' Arthur Pfuehler, Miss Sandra Dl\niels cit' Mis's Sylvia Chiodo served as Pfuehler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred nounce$ :tbe of Honor. She wore a Abel, BeallsvUie, Oblo ; Miss rlage of bel\ lell8lh yellow chllfon over Constance Manea, Washington, E. D.Ule.IJ, tQ Jonn 1&~. crtpe. gown J"ith an empi_re Pa.; Mrs. Howell Edwards, Win- sou of t.lf. anti }lrll: waistline. The chiffon !lowed tersville, Ohio; Mrs. Earl 0'· ers, 289 J~Pik'e. ,, loosely to the floor in tbe back. Neil~ Mr. Donald O'Neill, !>!iss Miss Daniels 16 She carried Ii c~ade of yellow Sylvia Chiodo, Pittsbursh, Pa.; of Kyger Crtek H!21J dllisles. · Mr. and Mrs Myron Mack, Mr. tended Ohlli Sta~ ' David Huber served as best and Mrs. John Fellure and Kel- and is presenll7 man. The gu~.st• were seated Jy ; Mr. and Mrs. David Car- the Gallla cOOnt:y by Gary Kordosky and Denn1s man, Columbus ; Mr and Mrs. lice. ·, Mulford, brother • in -law of man, Columbus; Mr and Mrs. Mr. Bvers !he bridegroom. Dennis Mulford, Xenia; Miss Gallia ACadem,·' The mother of the bride wore Carol Carter, Huntsville, Ohio; attended Ohio siate a blue three piece lace suit Mrs ~herley Woods •. MarysvDie, and is presently' employed with matching acce,;ories. The OhiO . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G&J Auto Patts Inc groom's mother wore a two Enckson, M1ss Sandra Clark, A candlelight ' piece mint green dress with Newark, Ohio ; Mrs. Betty ing planned for Friday matching shoes and white ac- Erickson, Brooklyn, New York , ber 1, at 7:30p.m: in i&e ccss~1es . Both mothers war,• Mr. Gary Kordosky, Minneapol- Methodist Chiii"Ch. 'l1le gUcloos orchid ''?rsagrs. I '~· ~!mn , Mr. David Huber, custom of Open4Jhlp'l!h 'Will be FolloWing the ceremony "I Eau C\au·e, Wisconsin. observed . .A ~ption wllJ lm• reception was held m the Fci-• mediately follow the ceremony: ' lowship Room of the Church. I FINAL SALE ·' The bride's table, decorated by HATS, $1, $2, $3, while halo Mrs. E. Preston .and Mrs1 1Mrs. H. C. Waugh was center- half price. The Hat Shop. Shamblin. . ·· ed by a three • llered wedding Pd. Adv. The women conducted a work cake topped with a mimalurc shop with Mrs. Preaton espl.,U.. bride and groom. Hostesses ing the basic rules Mrs. ~ were the brides aunt, Mrs. ' U blin the mechanks and ~ • Earl O'Neill, Mrs. Tom Enck· Fry making arrangemenll son and Mrs. C. A. Duncan. demonstrate the rules. ' The bride grAduated 'f r 0 m, Each sarden club member Ohio University in Athens G~LLIPOLIS _ Th~ Chesh- made an arraniJ:ement llllffl.ll where she received her- Bad,. Ire Garlien Club was hostess flowers from her garden. COOclors Degree in Business Edu- lor tb~ Nature's Garden Club tainers and mechanics wllii:h cali011j The gro~ received his meeting at Gallipolis State In- had been donate~~ by Gallia MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL MILES FULTON Mastet~ Deg~ee .from 0 h i. o1slilute July 27 at 1 p. m. County Garden Clubs .,... State University m biOc~mJs· l Tlje ~usine" meeting was usnd. . ·1-1 :ry and is presently serv mg m conducted after roll call and The hostess club then oetvM lhe Umted Stat~s Navy. garden pledge was given. delicious refreshments to t!J t 1'1. •.The couple IS pr':'"'.'tly re- Mrs. W. Donald Galloway of twenty members present. . ·"'•·!.".'• .:.; .1dmg in Norfolk, Vtrgima. the GallipoliS Garden Club In· Miss Nancy Noble -· GALJ,!PO!,IS - St. Paul's Vases of white Kllli•o dllisiel.lpique gtlftll lasbioned with . Out · of • town guests attend- troduced the guests who pre- guest. Mrs. Gamet Wood occupational theran was L~\1J~ran Church, Lanc~ster, baby bre;~th, emerald and scoop rAt:kline, eiiJo,•t sleeves rng the wedcl!"g were Mr. and sented the program. was the s••tne of a lovt.lv eve11- kleberry k hage deco•·ated th and A·li1a S<irl. Acc3l :s of Ve- Mrs. Wayne Roush, Mr. and They were Mrs. M. J. Fry, , ent. lng weddipg July I, when Mi,; altar, Cathedral tapers in nise \are tr;mmed th ~ bodice Sue , Ellen, Davis became the gle anJ '"'en bran' h got.l · and detaeh6ble chap !I train. bride ur ~ames L. Smellzer. delabri, en.! white ' a' il p Pastor E~ward L. Winter read bows lurtl,er accented the The bride's veil o! i:tusion the douol~ 1.ng serv.ce at. hall I ding scene. was held by a matchi 1~ ia•e after six c'clock, foJ!,Jimg a Esco~td by her um·l !, and pea:·! t1immed plat•• 1 See half ho•Ir rogr,a~ of organ !J;u-l ond w. Courtright, lhlee .~:~:: ! carried a n.odified bouquet o\ s1c by Mrs. Willis Fouch. was wearmg a white in white Ma• ruerite do ;it3 :.a by breath an•l clusters of s.ephanotis. -unl·ted By candle['l ght Bylloh Boeflleb • • • .•~ .• , Beat of • • x, OVIHOUSB MRS. c;HARLES:0:.STINEMETZ .a~,il'lUiet,.lWV Miss Ellen McCulty Becomes July Bride Of Charles .D1Stinemetz GALLIPOIJIS' '- The F I r • · Tucker, Mrs F.lmer • Baptist ChUfch, Gallipolis, and Mrs. Tom Hayes. ( the setting for the ceremony ' 'l'!le new Mrs. Stinemetz gi'&duniUng In mai'rlage Miss· Ellen uated lrom Rio Grande Colle~e , · MCCully; daughter of Mr. and With' a bachelor of seien'ce deMrs. Homer McCully . ~~ In elementary educatiQn. G'~!f!ld Ext., GalJipt(\!i, ,a has taught four y~ars. 11\ Charles D. stlnemetz; son elementary schopl near UtiMr. ,and Mrs. Charles M. Stine, ca, Oblo. ' ' . llletz, 4413 W. Campbell St., The groom gradoated•,, .. lr~>D~ lonvUJe, on Saturday the twen, Loudonville High school a n d IJ;second of July. · tecently completed a yt'Br's tour of duty with the Air For!>l in. ... The Reverend Vietnam. ·· Olapmen, pastor of the '!'be couple will reside IIi San offldated at the double • Antool&, Tew. eeremoay. A half-ltour of tlal music was presented preeedlng the ceremony by M r s. Lerry Corbin, organist, a nd 1\fl'l. Fred Wybensa, soloist. .' Escortl!d to the altar by ~l!ter, tile bride wore a f I o GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. N e II II!I!gtb gown of silk organza McMahon entertained ~er er tafteta, designl!d wlth bridge club Thursday evening. Sl~ves, aeml scoop Hlsh score was won by Mrs. 11[\4 ·empire bodice. ~rge llywl. Secorid hlsh was of alecon lace won by Mrs. Neil McMahon. fiOpt of 1the &·lin• skirt ~nd ,Mrs. R. WijUiun Jenkins was let. A detacbeble tram w 1 lace a)IPilques formed a nafie:. a ~ of the club. Refresb. !uJ dlapel sweep. Her bouffant monts. were served dnrir.g the elbow lencth veU cl bil)llli ttl! .~venlng and the next meeting IJngllah IUusion was fastened tb will be at llte home of Mrs. Hobart Wilson, Jr. 1 small bridal hat of lace iecet!ted yith orp11Z11 roses. 1'116 brlile carrteil a eascade · wlllte ~ wltlt an orcltld greenery. I , 11 Atlendanlt· were Mttl ~ Sha!llblln, M!'J. Mtrrtll ·~. ty, Miss, Karen Nlilert. aild Th& o u 111Nlis Belly fw:!t. They . wes~em .Futlire . Homemakers ldenllcilly lltyll!d floor met Julr 21· at-9:30 a.m. lbeath IOWIII of romance .FUrtliet wort; and preparattillh I<!OOJI nei!t~,o e l'b made con~mlns ,the ' lenalh sleev!l!, ' and ·li'a h ll'alltUnes. · I - --Mrs. McMahon Hoste$sFor Bri(lge Club Southwestern FHA Organizes Fair Booth Work aA4trous :.. ~00 ~~~~~· . llnill Thftt s" Miss Joa"r.e Solt, Canal Winchester was maid-of-h.onor, Mrs. Kenneth Roades, HH!~l>lm. was brides.,ald and Miss Joni Lyn;1 Smellzer, niece of the bridegroom, we• Junior bri le. mald They wore aqua lin~n go wns lashio"ed sm:Uar to ~ie bride's and earr'ed cascades of white and aque daisies with ribbon streamers. Clusters of aqua dais ie~ hel4, their brief veils. CaNfjlll <I nne Smeltzer, nie<e of lite bnd•groom, an I Judy Ann ll~nto~. cousiQ of !he bride, were ,!)Qw~r girls. They oorriO'<!! II baskets ?! lthite and oqua dais· les and w~rP gowns of. vr h i t linen with !;oua trim ilvkl the alt•ndd!>IS' gowAs. Robert A. Smeltzer was for.bls ~~~!her. Ushers were WiUiam 0. Smelt<or, otso-11 a brotbe•, end Dean Poling, sin of the bride. White we,ddil)g bell• .· · ~~::~ ~~ the three ,tiered weddin;! and aqua and whlte,dai•ie< ried out the color theme f~ the reception held In : II Ichtll'ch parlors. Hostesses were Miss Janet Harrii!Pil, Mrs. old Uhl, Mi59 Pauline !Cull, and Miss Sandy Soli, who was at . guest book. For their wedding trip tQ Gatlinburg, Tenn.. and the Great Smoky Mts., the bride changed to a brown linen sheath wl t h matching accessories ancl wore a "hite daisy corsag'e. The new Mrs. Smeltzer Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. thor Davis of Lancaster. Sh graduated lrom Lancaster Hig!'ll School with the class of and from Columbus Buslines!l II Vnlverslty. She Is presently ployed at a secretary In the flee of General Mills, Inc. I' 1 Mr.Mrs. Smeltzer is theSmelt.zer son ol Mr Melvin -.:.___:_~~~~~~~~~~~;...:..--~- and Gallipolis and Is 1962 gra~lua!E•II DI'Oir·t of ~thwesiem High School. Be has iU!JI completed tour ,of dUty wlth · armj,.aild il '· with the , ·bt _ ·l(~~~ 'Res~,ifces II C·ASHMERE COATS REGU!AR $79:50 .. HAND DETAJI.EI>. CUDDLY SOFT 100% CASHME·R ·E~ ' COATS '• ONLY �,. - • . ' 30, ,. )' ')' ' '. ( ' ' Us ... ·. . : .. GIC FALl RU'tUND - A C!.Oftli\1f!ftlat1 on cathedrllls of the · Br~tlsh Isles -' COilllllunlty role, beau· ty of arcbltectm, hlat~rlc let· ~- ..., •by llira, fatrlck Loch· ary of . Pomeroy bl&hlllbtt:d a ' : ·, leflns S,pt. 12 Only A Few Vaeandes Re!ffaln ~r New Students prOIJ'Im ~t'lt! II 'H•ult ~ Ph. 4tU367 Trained BE'AUTY 1 .r. OPERATOR 4Y Enrolllna Now In the · BiAUTY SCHOOL · We tnoh all pbaHI oi'.ji!'uiJ Cultun. Short ttalJitn ~?:fn1~tloo ~aymeft~laa IVIlllblt. AP.Pl'OVIII tor M ' j I !I' "lr! ~ ·VALLEY B£AUTY-SCHOOl 4104 PAONUT~ ' • • • Meigs Events Sunday , · In;.rl~n ANNUAL FAMILY plmle Ill Pomeroy CUb Scout Padt 2U, July 30, !!llndiY, at State l GO Route 5t' bo!tween Athens and COolville. Startl at I, ' Early 86 rnch i COUCH & MATCHING CHAIR - . ing at 4, Pamllle.s to take wlerr j en, bun1 and covered dish. Beverage will be provided. ANNUAL Haya • Yoqlamlly and HDIIIday School Reunion 1 will be beld. SUnday, Auc. 1 at tilt Holllday Sdlool ll'OUIIdJ. Rouald Dougan II prealdtnt llld Btlm Wood1 II lilt NCI'etary• treaeurer. .. IA&.I RIG. '2fUS · - f • Plutle or ,cloth, Utorled colon. RIG. fff.fl, IIALI - - . . . . - - ~~; ULI 1 Onlyl PEDEs~~L Foam Dacron \Vnpped Cuahlont ;...... W1tll Zipper , , $149 BAsi·TAIL. Wltb t ,l ,u-ChMtl .;,b "'lnd..or " 1 $100·00 ~~i "".00 nl Many ~:1.& · $149•91 ' · · · ePtcan•~ e~lnt tMipl• : a , .·· .,.w $1M.t• , DINI~ .ROQM ' '* ' I ' ''' • • ' 'j 'I \..' ' '' LARGE PICTURES, 21xS2 . 1 IALI ... ICI · $14;f~, '' ·- --..;,... ' ' ~ (! :• . . ' ' _:_ •. <, ~· I .. ,•. . . , . ' · ~IIDR~ sums · ' All 'l illiii1fMiii •JIIilllhit . · ~L:II'iiif:jD·AT .. , ' , ,, -r~;rr ,J , .... '. l I ' f 1 .rl tl. 1 ~·"r"" I .; ., f 1 .,, Corne In 1nd _.I'IIWII·~IU114(li.t,.~,~I'CI..- ~~r'/. FIISt PR!t81 . ~'lilY ' .._, \ "'.,.,.' . , -' ' ft29·fflq. $8ftAM . ' .VISIT- US l ISOISJ.. GIAN:T·• " · · ·~ I, r~··.. ., I Shower Given For M. Dra'lce 1 • G'f p __, t resentcu r-.. Mrs. 8raI '' t "l 1;1· J . , 'tut<lh, ~an •liM- ~~ :.!.!. •» '::11 $2SDon"'."'-'"' •,.... ,...tt Tab ,, II. ""·" t. I IALI t ~ ··· et_i:.' ~ 1 •.t-.....,- .... ' ktet!flol>tthJt IMJI Oblna, . · ICbaln •••• $590.00 '' "" - IALI-"'--""*-- • • show. planned ·w..,. IPI•':f.r.- ~M •• ln•h 1 rYI 1 95 411nch LuWM COUCH, Char. lrown ~ Frater~ity. otl Mateo 42ldli Wltb 2 Leave. IIIG. $!~~ ~.~pllin'a Chain ' 11 preJ~.!I~ly f.!Aat ' exTINSION TABLE " Columbu~. ,L -:--...... ' I un~~=l ;~~~~~;~ ! J~;Sch~l 0~ 'rail" · . MARY KATHLIIN-UitY SAFfORb'S w-· $199 95 ULI IARIARA DIANE JONES RACIN&- Mr. and A. ;Powell, VIne st., MJDDU:PORT -· Mr. and Mrs Walter Emerson ' are held every day thre;' thnes l 1151. Racine, are announclllg the, engagement and approach· .Jones, 370 Grant St., Middleport, announce the engage. a day whether there be ,h'"; or MIDDLEPORT -. Mr. and Mrs. George Ury of &· I ·Pon,e.r.or, ing marriage of their daught~r, Miss Jane Ann Powep, ment of their daughter, Barbara Diane, to Mr. Lawrence four or acrowu. These serv1ces lumb)ls are announcmg the e~gage"!ent o[ lhe1r. daughto Marine Lance Corporal Ro&er Eu&ene HiU, son llf Mra, Stuart Finegold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Finegold, are matm, communnn, and Iter, Mary Kathleen, to Mr. Mtchael Thomas Whitehead, Inez mn and the tate Julian Hill Letart Falls. Shelto Dr Kettering evensong. son of Mr. and Mrs. James f. Whlteh~ad, Columbus. Miss A 1965 ad t f So th Loc 1 H' h S h 1 984 n ·• · · · ' . Ury IS the daughter of the former Mary June Roush and . gr ua e o u ern . a I~ c 00 •. Ml~s Jones IS, a ~raduate of Middleport Ingh School Talking of the Glastonburg 1granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horton Bro"n of Colum· fA1ss Powell is secretacy to the Associate Duector of and Ohio Umvers1ty m Athens. She IS employed by the Cathedral Mrs Locnary sald lb f 0 i'llter Mldd':~prt resl- . .....................,.............., Placement at Ohio Unlveralty;1ittAthtna. . . Department of State Personnel in Columbus.. lt ,ift noted for tia unusualfll't1l- ,d~~is. ' 1•· Cpl: Hill, a 1984 eradu~e' of South~m Loc~J Hi&h Mr. Finegold, a graduate of Fmmo~t Hlgh School, ' itecture allll ceiling art and Miss Ury w~ f.choo~ 1s a grad!late of the .rindrews Institute of Barber· Kettering, attended Ohio University. He Is a member of llhat Bath Abbe t ' . · f tb4 ()Ill ing in He is ,stationed at Cam!? Le· \'lli. Epsilon He will continue his studies at lion for its s Nursing ,......_, . I""" .Jeune, N. C., w1th the U. "· ''Manne Corps. Cpl. Hill II Ohio State Umversity m the fall. Th 1 · I· 1 d b th · j Jcheduled to receive hil dlsq!!!il'p In January, 1968. The wedding will be an event of September_ 24 at • oldest ron Jl'tllwork 10 ,IS emp oye ~ e umver- I The weddllii will be all'lili!tent of Saturday, All&· 12, Heath Methodist Church In Middleport, England, over seven Ct'nlurles lstty ~s a teaching assistant. I ,...~"""-./'"! 7·30 p m ~ the Racine Fffi\ Baptist Church The cusold, Is at lhe popular Wmche•- She IS a ml!mber of Sigma ~, · of ~pin church will be observed. A rec~ption for , ter Cathedral, on..tl~e capltal 1!heta Tau nursmg honor· c o~e frjends and relatives will be held in the church so· of the _Enghsh Kmgs. 1he r:peak- ry. . eial room immediate.Jy following the ceremony. er pomted out that here IS the dHfer fiahnce w as grfaduat. ' burial place of IBaac \'t'altool. e rom t e Co 11eee 0 Com· ' --· Mr Loch 1 · k f w 1- merce at Ohio State and Is ~· ~ POMI!:ROY - ParUclpatlon · the Wildwood Garden Cidb met s. ary po .e 0 es associated with the Tlmken I Q In the 118'1 Melp Coun!J F~lr Ill the Forest Run Methodist : minster Abbey where Jhe ar.d IRoller Bearing Co. \1:,. ' . · nower lhOw and the convenllo~ Church. her husb,and had communion In . The open chllrch wed. · · · . 1 "- OhJ AJSOClal'on of Gal'- Mn. atarle8 Lewia cltalr- the l'oet 9 Corner one morning, 1ding wlll be held on Sept 2 ' 1 . · o "'" O ' and of St Paul's CJthrdr3' POMER~,_ "Cbrislmaa In sented by. Mrs. Perrin durh!g den Clubs to be held in Athens man of the county fair flower which she ·described as bein ' .at the Immaculate Concep· , u the theme of ,....._ lilt projlram. w.al planned Wtdnelday wltn show and contact chairman lor the 1 11 1 Sh ld , gI bon Church in Columbus. 1 ··~ '1u1~ " · - - - Melgt County clubs, waa there ove es · e sa · . .t was .. Jram preeented bJ' Mrt. ~~ Durlnt lilt buJine!l . , to give polntert on the ohow one of 52 churches 1n England ! bill'. Perrin Jllllll I wu voted to contribute ctasset. A feature of the meet- I designed by Chrlstqphf.r Wren, l I when the Guild m't \Q the eholr robe lllnd houses that memorllll cha1"' Wll a woruhop on flower and ' at the Trinity United Church of ot appreciation and . ISS pel built for the 211,000 Amt!rl· " ey )Christ . . , ·IIOOS to the ud MIDDLEPORT - Miss 1!6h- arrangmg. cans who lost their lives In Eng- MlDDLEPORT- A 111f,was 111 Mn. · ';II Mra. WIDIJim ..'lfolidOt. 'rectiYed lrolll dtallrake, brllle • elect of Wll· Present to discus• the OAGC . land during World War II. preSI!Iltl!d to Mro. Lavina Broden!, Opeoed tilt moetiDC will! Elilnl. Mra. wter Wlllon and 1\am-Stllbart, wa1 111!.11 of h~n- 1~ convelltion w _as Mrs. Jack Rob- \ Their names, according to . ley, the assistant. teacher. ! a quote !rom C.lyjn COOI!d&t-:-; lhe Elsworth Rowe familY,. Min llr at a ilhDwer ThurliC!Iy nlibt son, director of Region 11. The Mrs. Lochary, are workeo in ; Thursday nl!ltl ~ a plcntr "Chrisii!Ul• Is a Slate· of Mind" Lena GM!er and 11\ii.l 1tven by Mn. tarry Morr)*tn ·Wildwood Club hu been re- vc!ver l!'!lh a· pag~ of 1M' i the Loyal Women'! , C)au of - followlnl lllat with lfWP, Kuper, both hospitalized . and Mrs. Edward Ctwkt at the quested to make at least three n~mes ·'tttrtling each ..lhy. ~ h-~ th~llil.. ~l•port. Oitlltll sln11n1 ol "Joy lo lbt Worlcl. ~membered with care!• !rom home of Mn. John Chan<iey. arraoaements in throw - away dt!s.crlbed til~ altar which G/'' '1!11 . . ; "For tbt DediCated Chrlll- tilt lfOUP A Jnide replica and an urn- contain~ra for the Wednesd.ay, draped with; red -'lk. velvet ·e'l!r , ~·~KY will lea'!: In . tan, 'Chr\s~as Is any aea!ltl. !Jrella dM!orattd In pink and Aue. 23, program. Members de- broidered wit!\ the &~e ,~ ~ lrlnlili ~rd any place,, Mn. Pertlb It wu announced that I h 1 whlta wert uaed on tile lilt siring to make arrangements ~et in ,a ltrp' gojdep sun. ·slie'\lllwlii . . lilt homo n lntroducmc a dedication strv. nell meellnC will be held Gime were played with for the convention are asked Another · cathedral v1s'te<t by Mo1Tnt"!iea ristlan no•"'·ll 1 1 toUD t'l'Aft ice. Symbols which give meah· Sept. _fl. at tilt churdl with belna won 111 Mrs. Chan- to 'contact Mr•. Carl «lrueser, the Locharys waa: t~e Gu~4- The 81'001' also gave e gift I'ID-.aT'Y wtda ..... tlte 1 to the CbrlltiM Uf1 and r~ Clrdt td prftelll Mra. Paul Athey and Mrs president. ford Cathedral whtcn is not~d Ml1. Bert Gilkey. In ~?:;!1 10 I'LIGBT D.a& Oeaw.l ...... Chrlstma• were placed on tilt ~ and ba h~, A Qrd, Cake, Jherbet, ~ Devotions to open the lor lhP, embroklerje• us e~ of her tlllth ,w"¥1111 "liar as Mrs. Ptrrlll .• . liT M!'l. WOod~ 'lbll . and mlnll ware III!I'Yld. tnR were aiven by Mrs. U. s. thro\JI!Jout l)le structure depicl- ry Frldav. Mr;. Olear , '1'11•• tncluded the Croll, ~ el'~•: ~JIIIIed the Ouetll ·\len 111oae nanied a- Nease, il1'• l'tad ftom Psalms, lng trad~s and prolesshns. Mr,, bad cllqe.tf tilt ~ durMI. tb1111111011 ctltM''l-5-n:Atl WiWl1J n J•rl!)'lna Hllftdl, a m!Dla!Jn .l'lllldl -~ ' eootiH bove and Mila llbtllvn 1swan. preseilted a paper Lochary referred to It as t he ing 1111ich tln~e it was noted . , 'l'lae 110110000 • ll••ll II, the Bible, a ~~ . , )1, ·~. ~ lilt .. YOUIII Adult . Mra. Don Van Meier, Mrl, John n•ture and how It comparea to newest one, and the o,. which that 1M new ~lectr\c . t)JlleWrtl· . • ,. 1,..,.,....,... 0 lll'lool · _ 11orld, and tile ~lin otlbedillrdi.-ll'llllleljecl)ratloMIIlebel, Mn, Tom ![elly, Mn. the scriptures, and 1ave pray • .seem• to speak to the yoana er pul'cltased by tilt d:tm b 1ft ~ 111 . . ..~ .1&.,..,_•• 1m ' -the ,_NIII• fill•· . .~ ' trHn nylon net, ovtr CUflonl Manley, Miry llodrlll, t'r. Metnben In re~ponse to roll 'people of' the land. use by tile ~~~~~t.r. 1 • lollt~ · .· . · M p·11 ..,.. , ·\'f'\mt illd money tequttell9t a wl1ll' dOih wllh, • II'MIIIJ• Mn, Hubert Pull!nl, Mil. Ed nchi!nied flowers. , She described St. John'! in ill !ri!rt Mrs. • 11M · a.. · ~tal collllnlllllelll ~ ~ 1011 -~ ~ 1nt and bl1• and Mill Vk:k)r Ma~ A round • robin caN! "llf pr.. Scotland as the most c:; ·,ora~ Mille, patletlt at Veterlftll l\1.<'111- l • AJO · ~ ~~~~~reJI!tltntld wlth a lift 9f 16~ ~- cani!et In tht eentat. le)'. ,• for sendlnc to Mrs. Paul and quite unlike Presbyt-.rian orl~l HospHal: Mrs. CarrIe . : ~ ~? !Y frtm lhe IUild ao1n1 'i.llo lin. .c.tl Kalll1 _. . , . I he Othtra . pnielitln&--- 11111 , 1 member, lll at her In ~merlca, · Sm1th, home following surg,ery, l • lAir_ To."- Ou_ ...... the' lund fat tilt proCl4*ld lllhMI Jlllllcb, Mls! Orakt Mrs. Jantes Mrs. Fred Neale gave that It waa first a Catholic Mrs._ Frank Beam and Mrs. • -.UPI;IQIJt..-. · I lor rel3rded cllildren In ~ Recotde41 Chrl!tmas mu11 Mlsa s~n Pullins, all artlele entitled' "Happy Task utery, then the Churoh ol Da~"d Farmer, both m at • ·county. Memben Iaiii "I 'lfA11141 Mid* iti1 and whlteflorll Ann webater, Mra. c. o. of ArraiiJlng Flowers." land. and today Presbvterlon. hoiiiO. ; ,,.._ ·Be Ttue" 16 ,CO!Itlli!JIOD of.-itijt ~ wllh lfttll , Mrar Alclen Peyton, Jolnln« the 1e nlem"'n In conclu•lon, Mts, Mrs. Roum and Mrs. • ~edleltl\111 aerv!Ct. . . : lhf! fnafttel ~ to .Ute Ellio Pickens. the Wildwood Garden . ' commented that Lallance_ w.re ~- . '• ' • "'lbe JUI~ of Notre~" ..._ JUly'' ~ of the workshop were nhte · women can be seen lhe IJimtc arralllfl!llltitts. • Anatole Fralll!t! waf .pre. of the Winc!ill8 · ' with Oowers and polls~lna we~ used on the tabl<ef. a _.. • u .l:U 6&V Club, The club memben brass and silver In the 2r e was JlWCI by llomer Riee, IWOirked toaether In mtlklnc nor- ca!._hedrals of the Britl'lh guest. • atrllllitllttlta and c:Oraages . oue was presented a ~:n • SYRACUSI - A lnatr~IIOn on IJ;hot ' to ~0 jewelrY, from the Women's ASl · TO WilD m 1• 1M •IYfll ·,to lht · w'<-t' ""' to do In no-•r clety of Christian Service, spon- PT. PI.EASANT 01 111 milnt ol !hi e,ll,tlrch fl( · '"' '"' sora of the affair. pies haft :m:'~!~~~~~ ' ·. ~ b ·. ' on tbinp 10 do , now, The program opened w't.h a lllarri~ lk:t:t~ Iii <·lftj ~~ DW!iht Mllh~n pttlude by Mrs. C. (). Chap. ot 1M .,.,.,ty clert . glvl~g tolet and -~~ o~~~a~. There was_group •1~~~118 •••e Jo~eph r.e1111an1 . a week wa~lilg of Je!Us Calls Us" and pray. (;hesbln, 0 ,1 and J• Jlld . '"'~ lale ' ~r by the R~v. c. J.. Ltm,ey, ce J~quas, U. Pl. Pleuan~ the'ilnal ' paMor. 'A reading, "The Joys Edgar Rel!th Wilaoa, 11, Homer Ho1t- ' Motherhood" was Conaelsrille, 0,, and f1tieu on !•HQw to by .,.. Grace Colwell, l11,d ., ~ ·p•• ,, ., '"' , St~ra ,Ca1114&7 ~laycd 1 ··""' . ' ' ' f!IIO · ~: ~r~~~ 'a recognillon pro. Jess W~eaclay 42 lncll ~P.It SOFA BEDS ~i _.,,. • of ll' Mapl'i'l'jlble, •llound1 48 lllth With 2 L!oavu. e COmb Back Wln4JOr Cbalrt ltiG. t2M.OO I ~ Mra.~prry .. T h · ' me ChrLStm9·S Dlf'I4ETJE & DINING R,OOM · '249 "! ' · ~-NI ANN fi&WILL .. 1 i~pl. li: ' ' Foam.Rubber, Zl _ pptred CdshiOIIS; , Char Brown, Olive or Gold •• '1' I I f J, ·~ .. NOW GOING ON!! tbe Mr. and Mrs. Lochorv recen(. ly retilrned from a montn ., vacation In Britain. An averare of Ibn!~ cathedrala a day wPre visited by the Locllarys. Mrs, Lochary, introductd by M~s. : Harold Sauer, old that n;ost of, the 91\hl!tlrals there an actual-[ ly comi'ilunltlea In themoelves. • since they aponsor not o nI y: choir achools but also reRUiar i schoola. She aald that lh e yI serve as 1allerle1 ant concttt halls, ·and commented tl!!t "to really aee a cathedral fl·om hottom to top. Is an educttlon In itself." In most cathedrals .erviC1!s GAU.IPOI.IS ........ colltge ENROLL NoW Ftldly illRhl AI: community mother • daughter . banquet held at the , iMhnd Methodist Church. [ ' Y01 C• It a 1 ' 'QUM1IR IV PAT HOUCK -- __,...,. England :r ,;' •' The SUnday nmes-Sentlnel,l!Unday, JWy 30, lllll17-'f I ----- ·- ,_ ---· .... -·--- Tells of Tour in , ~:~ust -Between "• / r"t . ~ ' '. ,, I r. I + . .; ., ..._'Jlie'SIII\da:J Tl~~tlne~ Sunda:J, .July lDeT " ·' ·r ':»' I I Sr.ltool . ' 2 I �,. - • . ' 30, ,. )' ')' ' '. ( ' ' Us ... ·. . : .. GIC FALl RU'tUND - A C!.Oftli\1f!ftlat1 on cathedrllls of the · Br~tlsh Isles -' COilllllunlty role, beau· ty of arcbltectm, hlat~rlc let· ~- ..., •by llira, fatrlck Loch· ary of . Pomeroy bl&hlllbtt:d a ' : ·, leflns S,pt. 12 Only A Few Vaeandes Re!ffaln ~r New Students prOIJ'Im ~t'lt! II 'H•ult ~ Ph. 4tU367 Trained BE'AUTY 1 .r. OPERATOR 4Y Enrolllna Now In the · BiAUTY SCHOOL · We tnoh all pbaHI oi'.ji!'uiJ Cultun. Short ttalJitn ~?:fn1~tloo ~aymeft~laa IVIlllblt. AP.Pl'OVIII tor M ' j I !I' "lr! ~ ·VALLEY B£AUTY-SCHOOl 4104 PAONUT~ ' • • • Meigs Events Sunday , · In;.rl~n ANNUAL FAMILY plmle Ill Pomeroy CUb Scout Padt 2U, July 30, !!llndiY, at State l GO Route 5t' bo!tween Athens and COolville. Startl at I, ' Early 86 rnch i COUCH & MATCHING CHAIR - . ing at 4, Pamllle.s to take wlerr j en, bun1 and covered dish. Beverage will be provided. ANNUAL Haya • Yoqlamlly and HDIIIday School Reunion 1 will be beld. SUnday, Auc. 1 at tilt Holllday Sdlool ll'OUIIdJ. Rouald Dougan II prealdtnt llld Btlm Wood1 II lilt NCI'etary• treaeurer. .. IA&.I RIG. '2fUS · - f • Plutle or ,cloth, Utorled colon. RIG. fff.fl, IIALI - - . . . . - - ~~; ULI 1 Onlyl PEDEs~~L Foam Dacron \Vnpped Cuahlont ;...... W1tll Zipper , , $149 BAsi·TAIL. Wltb t ,l ,u-ChMtl .;,b "'lnd..or " 1 $100·00 ~~i "".00 nl Many ~:1.& · $149•91 ' · · · ePtcan•~ e~lnt tMipl• : a , .·· .,.w $1M.t• , DINI~ .ROQM ' '* ' I ' ''' • • ' 'j 'I \..' ' '' LARGE PICTURES, 21xS2 . 1 IALI ... ICI · $14;f~, '' ·- --..;,... ' ' ~ (! :• . . ' ' _:_ •. <, ~· I .. ,•. . . , . ' · ~IIDR~ sums · ' All 'l illiii1fMiii •JIIilllhit . · ~L:II'iiif:jD·AT .. , ' , ,, -r~;rr ,J , .... '. l I ' f 1 .rl tl. 1 ~·"r"" I .; ., f 1 .,, Corne In 1nd _.I'IIWII·~IU114(li.t,.~,~I'CI..- ~~r'/. FIISt PR!t81 . ~'lilY ' .._, \ "'.,.,.' . , -' ' ft29·fflq. $8ftAM . ' .VISIT- US l ISOISJ.. GIAN:T·• " · · ·~ I, r~··.. ., I Shower Given For M. Dra'lce 1 • G'f p __, t resentcu r-.. Mrs. 8raI '' t "l 1;1· J . , 'tut<lh, ~an •liM- ~~ :.!.!. •» '::11 $2SDon"'."'-'"' •,.... ,...tt Tab ,, II. ""·" t. I IALI t ~ ··· et_i:.' ~ 1 •.t-.....,- .... ' ktet!flol>tthJt IMJI Oblna, . · ICbaln •••• $590.00 '' "" - IALI-"'--""*-- • • show. planned ·w..,. IPI•':f.r.- ~M •• ln•h 1 rYI 1 95 411nch LuWM COUCH, Char. lrown ~ Frater~ity. otl Mateo 42ldli Wltb 2 Leave. IIIG. $!~~ ~.~pllin'a Chain ' 11 preJ~.!I~ly f.!Aat ' exTINSION TABLE " Columbu~. ,L -:--...... ' I un~~=l ;~~~~~;~ ! J~;Sch~l 0~ 'rail" · . MARY KATHLIIN-UitY SAFfORb'S w-· $199 95 ULI IARIARA DIANE JONES RACIN&- Mr. and A. ;Powell, VIne st., MJDDU:PORT -· Mr. and Mrs Walter Emerson ' are held every day thre;' thnes l 1151. Racine, are announclllg the, engagement and approach· .Jones, 370 Grant St., Middleport, announce the engage. a day whether there be ,h'"; or MIDDLEPORT -. Mr. and Mrs. George Ury of &· I ·Pon,e.r.or, ing marriage of their daught~r, Miss Jane Ann Powep, ment of their daughter, Barbara Diane, to Mr. Lawrence four or acrowu. These serv1ces lumb)ls are announcmg the e~gage"!ent o[ lhe1r. daughto Marine Lance Corporal Ro&er Eu&ene HiU, son llf Mra, Stuart Finegold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Finegold, are matm, communnn, and Iter, Mary Kathleen, to Mr. Mtchael Thomas Whitehead, Inez mn and the tate Julian Hill Letart Falls. Shelto Dr Kettering evensong. son of Mr. and Mrs. James f. Whlteh~ad, Columbus. Miss A 1965 ad t f So th Loc 1 H' h S h 1 984 n ·• · · · ' . Ury IS the daughter of the former Mary June Roush and . gr ua e o u ern . a I~ c 00 •. Ml~s Jones IS, a ~raduate of Middleport Ingh School Talking of the Glastonburg 1granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horton Bro"n of Colum· fA1ss Powell is secretacy to the Associate Duector of and Ohio Umvers1ty m Athens. She IS employed by the Cathedral Mrs Locnary sald lb f 0 i'llter Mldd':~prt resl- . .....................,.............., Placement at Ohio Unlveralty;1ittAthtna. . . Department of State Personnel in Columbus.. lt ,ift noted for tia unusualfll't1l- ,d~~is. ' 1•· Cpl: Hill, a 1984 eradu~e' of South~m Loc~J Hi&h Mr. Finegold, a graduate of Fmmo~t Hlgh School, ' itecture allll ceiling art and Miss Ury w~ f.choo~ 1s a grad!late of the .rindrews Institute of Barber· Kettering, attended Ohio University. He Is a member of llhat Bath Abbe t ' . · f tb4 ()Ill ing in He is ,stationed at Cam!? Le· \'lli. Epsilon He will continue his studies at lion for its s Nursing ,......_, . I""" .Jeune, N. C., w1th the U. "· ''Manne Corps. Cpl. Hill II Ohio State Umversity m the fall. Th 1 · I· 1 d b th · j Jcheduled to receive hil dlsq!!!il'p In January, 1968. The wedding will be an event of September_ 24 at • oldest ron Jl'tllwork 10 ,IS emp oye ~ e umver- I The weddllii will be all'lili!tent of Saturday, All&· 12, Heath Methodist Church In Middleport, England, over seven Ct'nlurles lstty ~s a teaching assistant. I ,...~"""-./'"! 7·30 p m ~ the Racine Fffi\ Baptist Church The cusold, Is at lhe popular Wmche•- She IS a ml!mber of Sigma ~, · of ~pin church will be observed. A rec~ption for , ter Cathedral, on..tl~e capltal 1!heta Tau nursmg honor· c o~e frjends and relatives will be held in the church so· of the _Enghsh Kmgs. 1he r:peak- ry. . eial room immediate.Jy following the ceremony. er pomted out that here IS the dHfer fiahnce w as grfaduat. ' burial place of IBaac \'t'altool. e rom t e Co 11eee 0 Com· ' --· Mr Loch 1 · k f w 1- merce at Ohio State and Is ~· ~ POMI!:ROY - ParUclpatlon · the Wildwood Garden Cidb met s. ary po .e 0 es associated with the Tlmken I Q In the 118'1 Melp Coun!J F~lr Ill the Forest Run Methodist : minster Abbey where Jhe ar.d IRoller Bearing Co. \1:,. ' . · nower lhOw and the convenllo~ Church. her husb,and had communion In . The open chllrch wed. · · · . 1 "- OhJ AJSOClal'on of Gal'- Mn. atarle8 Lewia cltalr- the l'oet 9 Corner one morning, 1ding wlll be held on Sept 2 ' 1 . · o "'" O ' and of St Paul's CJthrdr3' POMER~,_ "Cbrislmaa In sented by. Mrs. Perrin durh!g den Clubs to be held in Athens man of the county fair flower which she ·described as bein ' .at the Immaculate Concep· , u the theme of ,....._ lilt projlram. w.al planned Wtdnelday wltn show and contact chairman lor the 1 11 1 Sh ld , gI bon Church in Columbus. 1 ··~ '1u1~ " · - - - Melgt County clubs, waa there ove es · e sa · . .t was .. Jram preeented bJ' Mrt. ~~ Durlnt lilt buJine!l . , to give polntert on the ohow one of 52 churches 1n England ! bill'. Perrin Jllllll I wu voted to contribute ctasset. A feature of the meet- I designed by Chrlstqphf.r Wren, l I when the Guild m't \Q the eholr robe lllnd houses that memorllll cha1"' Wll a woruhop on flower and ' at the Trinity United Church of ot appreciation and . ISS pel built for the 211,000 Amt!rl· " ey )Christ . . , ·IIOOS to the ud MIDDLEPORT - Miss 1!6h- arrangmg. cans who lost their lives In Eng- MlDDLEPORT- A 111f,was 111 Mn. · ';II Mra. WIDIJim ..'lfolidOt. 'rectiYed lrolll dtallrake, brllle • elect of Wll· Present to discus• the OAGC . land during World War II. preSI!Iltl!d to Mro. Lavina Broden!, Opeoed tilt moetiDC will! Elilnl. Mra. wter Wlllon and 1\am-Stllbart, wa1 111!.11 of h~n- 1~ convelltion w _as Mrs. Jack Rob- \ Their names, according to . ley, the assistant. teacher. ! a quote !rom C.lyjn COOI!d&t-:-; lhe Elsworth Rowe familY,. Min llr at a ilhDwer ThurliC!Iy nlibt son, director of Region 11. The Mrs. Lochary, are workeo in ; Thursday nl!ltl ~ a plcntr "Chrisii!Ul• Is a Slate· of Mind" Lena GM!er and 11\ii.l 1tven by Mn. tarry Morr)*tn ·Wildwood Club hu been re- vc!ver l!'!lh a· pag~ of 1M' i the Loyal Women'! , C)au of - followlnl lllat with lfWP, Kuper, both hospitalized . and Mrs. Edward Ctwkt at the quested to make at least three n~mes ·'tttrtling each ..lhy. ~ h-~ th~llil.. ~l•port. Oitlltll sln11n1 ol "Joy lo lbt Worlcl. ~membered with care!• !rom home of Mn. John Chan<iey. arraoaements in throw - away dt!s.crlbed til~ altar which G/'' '1!11 . . ; "For tbt DediCated Chrlll- tilt lfOUP A Jnide replica and an urn- contain~ra for the Wednesd.ay, draped with; red -'lk. velvet ·e'l!r , ~·~KY will lea'!: In . tan, 'Chr\s~as Is any aea!ltl. !Jrella dM!orattd In pink and Aue. 23, program. Members de- broidered wit!\ the &~e ,~ ~ lrlnlili ~rd any place,, Mn. Pertlb It wu announced that I h 1 whlta wert uaed on tile lilt siring to make arrangements ~et in ,a ltrp' gojdep sun. ·slie'\lllwlii . . lilt homo n lntroducmc a dedication strv. nell meellnC will be held Gime were played with for the convention are asked Another · cathedral v1s'te<t by Mo1Tnt"!iea ristlan no•"'·ll 1 1 toUD t'l'Aft ice. Symbols which give meah· Sept. _fl. at tilt churdl with belna won 111 Mrs. Chan- to 'contact Mr•. Carl «lrueser, the Locharys waa: t~e Gu~4- The 81'001' also gave e gift I'ID-.aT'Y wtda ..... tlte 1 to the CbrlltiM Uf1 and r~ Clrdt td prftelll Mra. Paul Athey and Mrs president. ford Cathedral whtcn is not~d Ml1. Bert Gilkey. In ~?:;!1 10 I'LIGBT D.a& Oeaw.l ...... Chrlstma• were placed on tilt ~ and ba h~, A Qrd, Cake, Jherbet, ~ Devotions to open the lor lhP, embroklerje• us e~ of her tlllth ,w"¥1111 "liar as Mrs. Ptrrlll .• . liT M!'l. WOod~ 'lbll . and mlnll ware III!I'Yld. tnR were aiven by Mrs. U. s. thro\JI!Jout l)le structure depicl- ry Frldav. Mr;. Olear , '1'11•• tncluded the Croll, ~ el'~•: ~JIIIIed the Ouetll ·\len 111oae nanied a- Nease, il1'• l'tad ftom Psalms, lng trad~s and prolesshns. Mr,, bad cllqe.tf tilt ~ durMI. tb1111111011 ctltM''l-5-n:Atl WiWl1J n J•rl!)'lna Hllftdl, a m!Dla!Jn .l'lllldl -~ ' eootiH bove and Mila llbtllvn 1swan. preseilted a paper Lochary referred to It as t he ing 1111ich tln~e it was noted . , 'l'lae 110110000 • ll••ll II, the Bible, a ~~ . , )1, ·~. ~ lilt .. YOUIII Adult . Mra. Don Van Meier, Mrl, John n•ture and how It comparea to newest one, and the o,. which that 1M new ~lectr\c . t)JlleWrtl· . • ,. 1,..,.,....,... 0 lll'lool · _ 11orld, and tile ~lin otlbedillrdi.-ll'llllleljecl)ratloMIIlebel, Mn, Tom ![elly, Mn. the scriptures, and 1ave pray • .seem• to speak to the yoana er pul'cltased by tilt d:tm b 1ft ~ 111 . . ..~ .1&.,..,_•• 1m ' -the ,_NIII• fill•· . .~ ' trHn nylon net, ovtr CUflonl Manley, Miry llodrlll, t'r. Metnben In re~ponse to roll 'people of' the land. use by tile ~~~~~t.r. 1 • lollt~ · .· . · M p·11 ..,.. , ·\'f'\mt illd money tequttell9t a wl1ll' dOih wllh, • II'MIIIJ• Mn, Hubert Pull!nl, Mil. Ed nchi!nied flowers. , She described St. John'! in ill !ri!rt Mrs. • 11M · a.. · ~tal collllnlllllelll ~ ~ 1011 -~ ~ 1nt and bl1• and Mill Vk:k)r Ma~ A round • robin caN! "llf pr.. Scotland as the most c:; ·,ora~ Mille, patletlt at Veterlftll l\1.<'111- l • AJO · ~ ~~~~~reJI!tltntld wlth a lift 9f 16~ ~- cani!et In tht eentat. le)'. ,• for sendlnc to Mrs. Paul and quite unlike Presbyt-.rian orl~l HospHal: Mrs. CarrIe . : ~ ~? !Y frtm lhe IUild ao1n1 'i.llo lin. .c.tl Kalll1 _. . , . I he Othtra . pnielitln&--- 11111 , 1 member, lll at her In ~merlca, · Sm1th, home following surg,ery, l • lAir_ To."- Ou_ ...... the' lund fat tilt proCl4*ld lllhMI Jlllllcb, Mls! Orakt Mrs. Jantes Mrs. Fred Neale gave that It waa first a Catholic Mrs._ Frank Beam and Mrs. • -.UPI;IQIJt..-. · I lor rel3rded cllildren In ~ Recotde41 Chrl!tmas mu11 Mlsa s~n Pullins, all artlele entitled' "Happy Task utery, then the Churoh ol Da~"d Farmer, both m at • ·county. Memben Iaiii "I 'lfA11141 Mid* iti1 and whlteflorll Ann webater, Mra. c. o. of ArraiiJlng Flowers." land. and today Presbvterlon. hoiiiO. ; ,,.._ ·Be Ttue" 16 ,CO!Itlli!JIOD of.-itijt ~ wllh lfttll , Mrar Alclen Peyton, Jolnln« the 1e nlem"'n In conclu•lon, Mts, Mrs. Roum and Mrs. • ~edleltl\111 aerv!Ct. . . : lhf! fnafttel ~ to .Ute Ellio Pickens. the Wildwood Garden . ' commented that Lallance_ w.re ~- . '• ' • "'lbe JUI~ of Notre~" ..._ JUly'' ~ of the workshop were nhte · women can be seen lhe IJimtc arralllfl!llltitts. • Anatole Fralll!t! waf .pre. of the Winc!ill8 · ' with Oowers and polls~lna we~ used on the tabl<ef. a _.. • u .l:U 6&V Club, The club memben brass and silver In the 2r e was JlWCI by llomer Riee, IWOirked toaether In mtlklnc nor- ca!._hedrals of the Britl'lh guest. • atrllllitllttlta and c:Oraages . oue was presented a ~:n • SYRACUSI - A lnatr~IIOn on IJ;hot ' to ~0 jewelrY, from the Women's ASl · TO WilD m 1• 1M •IYfll ·,to lht · w'<-t' ""' to do In no-•r clety of Christian Service, spon- PT. PI.EASANT 01 111 milnt ol !hi e,ll,tlrch fl( · '"' '"' sora of the affair. pies haft :m:'~!~~~~~ ' ·. ~ b ·. ' on tbinp 10 do , now, The program opened w't.h a lllarri~ lk:t:t~ Iii <·lftj ~~ DW!iht Mllh~n pttlude by Mrs. C. (). Chap. ot 1M .,.,.,ty clert . glvl~g tolet and -~~ o~~~a~. There was_group •1~~~118 •••e Jo~eph r.e1111an1 . a week wa~lilg of Je!Us Calls Us" and pray. (;hesbln, 0 ,1 and J• Jlld . '"'~ lale ' ~r by the R~v. c. J.. Ltm,ey, ce J~quas, U. Pl. Pleuan~ the'ilnal ' paMor. 'A reading, "The Joys Edgar Rel!th Wilaoa, 11, Homer Ho1t- ' Motherhood" was Conaelsrille, 0,, and f1tieu on !•HQw to by .,.. Grace Colwell, l11,d ., ~ ·p•• ,, ., '"' , St~ra ,Ca1114&7 ~laycd 1 ··""' . ' ' ' f!IIO · ~: ~r~~~ 'a recognillon pro. Jess W~eaclay 42 lncll ~P.It SOFA BEDS ~i _.,,. • of ll' Mapl'i'l'jlble, •llound1 48 lllth With 2 L!oavu. e COmb Back Wln4JOr Cbalrt ltiG. t2M.OO I ~ Mra.~prry .. T h · ' me ChrLStm9·S Dlf'I4ETJE & DINING R,OOM · '249 "! ' · ~-NI ANN fi&WILL .. 1 i~pl. li: ' ' Foam.Rubber, Zl _ pptred CdshiOIIS; , Char Brown, Olive or Gold •• '1' I I f J, ·~ .. NOW GOING ON!! tbe Mr. and Mrs. Lochorv recen(. ly retilrned from a montn ., vacation In Britain. An averare of Ibn!~ cathedrala a day wPre visited by the Locllarys. Mrs, Lochary, introductd by M~s. : Harold Sauer, old that n;ost of, the 91\hl!tlrals there an actual-[ ly comi'ilunltlea In themoelves. • since they aponsor not o nI y: choir achools but also reRUiar i schoola. She aald that lh e yI serve as 1allerle1 ant concttt halls, ·and commented tl!!t "to really aee a cathedral fl·om hottom to top. Is an educttlon In itself." In most cathedrals .erviC1!s GAU.IPOI.IS ........ colltge ENROLL NoW Ftldly illRhl AI: community mother • daughter . banquet held at the , iMhnd Methodist Church. [ ' Y01 C• It a 1 ' 'QUM1IR IV PAT HOUCK -- __,...,. England :r ,;' •' The SUnday nmes-Sentlnel,l!Unday, JWy 30, lllll17-'f I ----- ·- ,_ ---· .... -·--- Tells of Tour in , ~:~ust -Between "• / r"t . ~ ' '. ,, I r. I + . .; ., ..._'Jlie'SIII\da:J Tl~~tlne~ Sunda:J, .July lDeT " ·' ·r ':»' I I Sr.ltool . ' 2 I �,. ,, . ·,-., '' ' ' ' . •! . ' • I. ' (' .. • • ' , I . " I'"' '. . • ' ~,_ 1,,-. • • !, .. ' .' . . • .. , ''"II . 'II'" ·• .• :.(· ·, . .:• ' ' ... ' '••.' , .. .• I '"' THE home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Hysell near Laurel' Cliff. ·11 .. n TO SALUTE THE '· ./,· '·"'. ' :I·,, ··-:-'·' '. . . ,. . THE home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ambrose still under FHA FINANCED - Finandng by the Farm Home Administration has made It possible for many families, who could not secure financing otherwise to buy or build attractive and comfortable new ·homes. In recent years the FHA has had a program making it permissable to award new home loans in communities with population of less than 5,500 persons. The above-pictured homes are all FHA financed structures. Salute to Farmers Home Administration • ' ; • I i . -..,tJmu.ant to • • • We . Look At\ead "'With Confiden~•· ' To Years of'Great Achievement In Meigs"' Ce>unty. The Farmers Home Administration Has Given Meigs County A ,. .' Helping \Hand To Make . Such·· · ,, :·· ., Future ~limite~;,;'~hi~~~ments Possibl •. The FHA~ - ~~ Agency of . ~ i~~ , The U.S. Department 6f . : 1Commerce, Has Given. Us Reason c. (... To Be Reachi'ng Into .The Future>r" . .. ' . "' ·'*' .• . W1th.~e~ · hr ~Our . · · ~~£, Goals .·· '. BY ROBERT WINilETT pervised credit pro"ams were Rural Rousing Program . ·I program to provide lJousing for , rural houling and put the !om The Farmers Home Admin- made. avanable to non-farm Congress made non-farm rur- senior .citizens and domesti~:· program on an insurrd baSI illtratlon, an •st~tcy of :tbe •U. rural ·ptOple '!be ageocy'uup- a! people, as well as farm lam- farm laborm. land Increased the ,;,e of rU1'3! s. I)epartment ol Agriculture, ervlsed credit Ia extended only Dies, eligible for rural housing I In 19£5, Congress more than ~ommunit.ies served frqm 2, probably has pr6v!d~ Me i g 1 when other credit aulstance is in 1961. It also extended I be lripled the funds available for l·5110 to 5,500. County's greatost .impetus to- not avaRable. Borrowers, when ward progress the p:~st y0ar. they become financilily able, .'· The FIL\, . in the past 365 are required to obtain Credit : .. . da)'!l, has JDade loans in the from private souees. coun!y totaling $1 1!HI.i80 in ad- Tile agency's repoyment ex, . dltlon , to being tile motivating perience Is probably the best 1•-- .In the rupP.rs P I a i n s- proof that the system works, Chester Water District belng FH.' officials say. ~ Economic In current loan programs, tbe I~:~=ti~:~ Admlnlstrntion FHA has extended more than '\~ . . $7.8 billion to rural people .A. brel!lplown · FIL\ funds The agency has coUecled more directly iecelv•d in Meig$ tbe than $5.4 billion in principal Jlll!.t yea~ sho~ 3t jndividual a~ interest. lnteres~ eollec- 1 l'!"fl~ ~IWS . $'iSO,GIIO, a grant lions alone are 14 tlmea thei of ...000 for llle ci>mprehen- writHffs on debts that h a v e1 sive. 'cdiuJty-'liufe 'water and been deemed uncoUectable. The ' aewage ~dy and two ~WQCi· rots! write-off rate was sev!n'IOBDSJ- one, to tbe_1)11age tenths of one per cent at the of S~se .and the '311ier to eriil of fiscal 1966. . Tappert Plalps-C.bt-'ller ,The period since 1960 has ,,J a .walie1' District - totaling $1;· ·been· one of dramatle eiJIIn183;000. ; · . si!"' ·lo~ tbe FIL\, both In terms ' ~- ~ . ol lncreas"l' ~ volume an~ . besJ!mir'.g ol wllat is new , loan pip~. ' Fatiners ~\19';,.Adl!lin- . In 1960 le&~~ is=~~ ·begall u a Wiiel'v,laed I!BS lolned to . _ · cr prOgtaril . in . !be · 1DI!I~ "' and ~!ruCI. water , In tliose days the agen- tijn, while in lliCal 11116 cy waa ~ as !be Jj,Uet· t!um •uu mll)lon iii lolllll 1Jement Adlilln)ltratlon II~} over ,18,7 million in :=~~ 8!ld later ~ the F•nn ~ went to c;onsb;llel Gf lai FARM LOAN - Loans to farmers for itnptovements oL1he existing property ty Administration · (IDrl-46). 104 rui'al, · and for building more modern facilities. are also available through the Farmers The fanners 'Home Alim!oJs. flewer systerils Home AdminiStration. One of these type loans WJIS made to Mr. and: Mrs. Earl trstiOJbu~.~Ceeded FSA bllale. ly .~.ooo rural Cross; RD Racine, for conlltructlon of a new milking parldr.;.and other Improve· Durlbg Its 31 yeatl o .exist- Under · ments to their dairy farm. Mr. and ·Mrs. Cross are seen here working with equipeilee, new and expifuled pro- FHA can meat hi their nearty a~w inilkbouse. • . ., . grams were assigned to, I h e llltlllltles Iage'ocy as "supervised" c:iedlt ·modern water proved its effectiveness . w It b pi.aJ · farm families. ln 1!H9. till! at- ·lion rural , ency began adminlsterbig )1, The · houshig Joan program for filnft'- ·and ers. six years In 1961 the agency br o k e tban 11.886 man-years of I . ' from Its traditional role of serv. site employment, according lng only fanners. Additional su·an FIL\ report. .· ·•' ., .' l ·. :I '" f, ; 1\ ' •; ~ . ' • u.n. • , • 1 \ "-· _I ~ .:.; r~·-. .I ,. • I, ·;, 1 . . _..._, _ '• , .. .,, .. ' ..,. .. ·In ,,Resp~t ·Tuppers-Plain$· · ~, · Chester Water D(.istrict. And IJ Also Towdlid The Many ~- i. ~·t• l ~~~e,, ~\:'il~~t):;~~~·;;.r. -·~r; ' : i.' . \ I . ~ ' 'I ..... '• ··Eiberfe.l · ... ·, ' . I • \ standard oiUvini: ~ever. the FHA Supervleor progrl\111 ha~ barely scraiched The Farmers Home AdnUni11- the surface. ,with. r~rd .to .• • tration loan program IS having dering the ·..,~~· that· a gr..ot Impact on the ~onomy needec! .In tilt f!IUD!y, '· of 'delga Cowityi 'Many !ami- Many : lias are reeeiv ini btllflits lh~e of through the exlfnsion of credit :2teath"'~ and mana,gement a•sis!ance. ing lei th,.·,. tllli These famllles are able to County imorove their Income. farm l illes snd inortm~· maoasem•nl pr~~ticts, illidl (Continued o~ · ~.ellJ "I By MILTON E. ROUSH, - The lmprovem ent in housing conditions for the family James Hudson, Pomeroy, (Seen bein~ awarded a FHA loan at in the abov~ photos. The Hudson's re:ided In the house pictured on TTP 1on· •,vc., M'il Tffl! n!lv wh~n they 1•·ere granted the FHA the former Thurman Fischer pmperly on Nye-Ave -;-. ·~.-~ I .. ,. r . . ,. ,i>ti;,..... ~ ~:,r. )- ; ) ',,~-.bJ~\~ .. ' .. . ·.·.. ~. ' .... ' " I ' ., ! ... •I.,, ... ~.· - - .. - - l '. ' : •" " ' <" / ~>, ~ ~ ( •f·1"'-~..., J'>! •.r • • ·"' ' · · ·~(~ . - (. ".t."' ""~ ' I~ I . '. .' MEIGS COUNTY HELP ITSELF! • ... ,·,-H t'-._ tJ.J. .-; · ; 1. 8--The Suntlay Times-Sent,W , Sunday, July 3~. 1967 I . t'""'"fi""li . .. . - ..- -. "'' ~il.;4.". ~~· .. '). ·~.'if! ·"'I I'll • ' FOR ITS COOPERATION IN.HELPING construction in the BAum Addition at Five Points, near Chester. ·· THE attractive brick home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Collins, Rl) 1 Racine. . ..... n"''..~ ...... .. __ __. .,. .. ill . • ~ ... " ' ,. . J' .NISTR·ATION.. AD Department of Commerce) (J\ge'ncy Of ....' . ' ·' • ' _.I '),;,• �,. ,, . ·,-., '' ' ' ' . •! . ' • I. ' (' .. • • ' , I . " I'"' '. . • ' ~,_ 1,,-. • • !, .. ' .' . . • .. , ''"II . 'II'" ·• .• :.(· ·, . .:• ' ' ... ' '••.' , .. .• I '"' THE home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Hysell near Laurel' Cliff. ·11 .. n TO SALUTE THE '· ./,· '·"'. ' :I·,, ··-:-'·' '. . . ,. . THE home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ambrose still under FHA FINANCED - Finandng by the Farm Home Administration has made It possible for many families, who could not secure financing otherwise to buy or build attractive and comfortable new ·homes. In recent years the FHA has had a program making it permissable to award new home loans in communities with population of less than 5,500 persons. The above-pictured homes are all FHA financed structures. Salute to Farmers Home Administration • ' ; • I i . -..,tJmu.ant to • • • We . Look At\ead "'With Confiden~•· ' To Years of'Great Achievement In Meigs"' Ce>unty. The Farmers Home Administration Has Given Meigs County A ,. .' Helping \Hand To Make . Such·· · ,, :·· ., Future ~limite~;,;'~hi~~~ments Possibl •. The FHA~ - ~~ Agency of . ~ i~~ , The U.S. Department 6f . : 1Commerce, Has Given. Us Reason c. (... To Be Reachi'ng Into .The Future>r" . .. ' . "' ·'*' .• . W1th.~e~ · hr ~Our . · · ~~£, Goals .·· '. BY ROBERT WINilETT pervised credit pro"ams were Rural Rousing Program . ·I program to provide lJousing for , rural houling and put the !om The Farmers Home Admin- made. avanable to non-farm Congress made non-farm rur- senior .citizens and domesti~:· program on an insurrd baSI illtratlon, an •st~tcy of :tbe •U. rural ·ptOple '!be ageocy'uup- a! people, as well as farm lam- farm laborm. land Increased the ,;,e of rU1'3! s. I)epartment ol Agriculture, ervlsed credit Ia extended only Dies, eligible for rural housing I In 19£5, Congress more than ~ommunit.ies served frqm 2, probably has pr6v!d~ Me i g 1 when other credit aulstance is in 1961. It also extended I be lripled the funds available for l·5110 to 5,500. County's greatost .impetus to- not avaRable. Borrowers, when ward progress the p:~st y0ar. they become financilily able, .'· The FIL\, . in the past 365 are required to obtain Credit : .. . da)'!l, has JDade loans in the from private souees. coun!y totaling $1 1!HI.i80 in ad- Tile agency's repoyment ex, . dltlon , to being tile motivating perience Is probably the best 1•-- .In the rupP.rs P I a i n s- proof that the system works, Chester Water District belng FH.' officials say. ~ Economic In current loan programs, tbe I~:~=ti~:~ Admlnlstrntion FHA has extended more than '\~ . . $7.8 billion to rural people .A. brel!lplown · FIL\ funds The agency has coUecled more directly iecelv•d in Meig$ tbe than $5.4 billion in principal Jlll!.t yea~ sho~ 3t jndividual a~ interest. lnteres~ eollec- 1 l'!"fl~ ~IWS . $'iSO,GIIO, a grant lions alone are 14 tlmea thei of ...000 for llle ci>mprehen- writHffs on debts that h a v e1 sive. 'cdiuJty-'liufe 'water and been deemed uncoUectable. The ' aewage ~dy and two ~WQCi· rots! write-off rate was sev!n'IOBDSJ- one, to tbe_1)11age tenths of one per cent at the of S~se .and the '311ier to eriil of fiscal 1966. . Tappert Plalps-C.bt-'ller ,The period since 1960 has ,,J a .walie1' District - totaling $1;· ·been· one of dramatle eiJIIn183;000. ; · . si!"' ·lo~ tbe FIL\, both In terms ' ~- ~ . ol lncreas"l' ~ volume an~ . besJ!mir'.g ol wllat is new , loan pip~. ' Fatiners ~\19';,.Adl!lin- . In 1960 le&~~ is=~~ ·begall u a Wiiel'v,laed I!BS lolned to . _ · cr prOgtaril . in . !be · 1DI!I~ "' and ~!ruCI. water , In tliose days the agen- tijn, while in lliCal 11116 cy waa ~ as !be Jj,Uet· t!um •uu mll)lon iii lolllll 1Jement Adlilln)ltratlon II~} over ,18,7 million in :=~~ 8!ld later ~ the F•nn ~ went to c;onsb;llel Gf lai FARM LOAN - Loans to farmers for itnptovements oL1he existing property ty Administration · (IDrl-46). 104 rui'al, · and for building more modern facilities. are also available through the Farmers The fanners 'Home Alim!oJs. flewer systerils Home AdminiStration. One of these type loans WJIS made to Mr. and: Mrs. Earl trstiOJbu~.~Ceeded FSA bllale. ly .~.ooo rural Cross; RD Racine, for conlltructlon of a new milking parldr.;.and other Improve· Durlbg Its 31 yeatl o .exist- Under · ments to their dairy farm. Mr. and ·Mrs. Cross are seen here working with equipeilee, new and expifuled pro- FHA can meat hi their nearty a~w inilkbouse. • . ., . grams were assigned to, I h e llltlllltles Iage'ocy as "supervised" c:iedlt ·modern water proved its effectiveness . w It b pi.aJ · farm families. ln 1!H9. till! at- ·lion rural , ency began adminlsterbig )1, The · houshig Joan program for filnft'- ·and ers. six years In 1961 the agency br o k e tban 11.886 man-years of I . ' from Its traditional role of serv. site employment, according lng only fanners. Additional su·an FIL\ report. .· ·•' ., .' l ·. :I '" f, ; 1\ ' •; ~ . ' • u.n. • , • 1 \ "-· _I ~ .:.; r~·-. .I ,. • I, ·;, 1 . . _..._, _ '• , .. .,, .. ' ..,. .. ·In ,,Resp~t ·Tuppers-Plain$· · ~, · Chester Water D(.istrict. And IJ Also Towdlid The Many ~- i. ~·t• l ~~~e,, ~\:'il~~t):;~~~·;;.r. -·~r; ' : i.' . \ I . ~ ' 'I ..... '• ··Eiberfe.l · ... ·, ' . I • \ standard oiUvini: ~ever. the FHA Supervleor progrl\111 ha~ barely scraiched The Farmers Home AdnUni11- the surface. ,with. r~rd .to .• • tration loan program IS having dering the ·..,~~· that· a gr..ot Impact on the ~onomy needec! .In tilt f!IUD!y, '· of 'delga Cowityi 'Many !ami- Many : lias are reeeiv ini btllflits lh~e of through the exlfnsion of credit :2teath"'~ and mana,gement a•sis!ance. ing lei th,.·,. tllli These famllles are able to County imorove their Income. farm l illes snd inortm~· maoasem•nl pr~~ticts, illidl (Continued o~ · ~.ellJ "I By MILTON E. ROUSH, - The lmprovem ent in housing conditions for the family James Hudson, Pomeroy, (Seen bein~ awarded a FHA loan at in the abov~ photos. The Hudson's re:ided In the house pictured on TTP 1on· •,vc., M'il Tffl! n!lv wh~n they 1•·ere granted the FHA the former Thurman Fischer pmperly on Nye-Ave -;-. ·~.-~ I .. ,. r . . ,. ,i>ti;,..... ~ ~:,r. )- ; ) ',,~-.bJ~\~ .. ' .. . ·.·.. ~. ' .... ' " I ' ., ! ... •I.,, ... ~.· - - .. - - l '. ' : •" " ' <" / ~>, ~ ~ ( •f·1"'-~..., J'>! •.r • • ·"' ' · · ·~(~ . - (. ".t."' ""~ ' I~ I . '. .' MEIGS COUNTY HELP ITSELF! • ... ,·,-H t'-._ tJ.J. .-; · ; 1. 8--The Suntlay Times-Sent,W , Sunday, July 3~. 1967 I . t'""'"fi""li . .. . - ..- -. "'' ~il.;4.". ~~· .. '). ·~.'if! ·"'I I'll • ' FOR ITS COOPERATION IN.HELPING construction in the BAum Addition at Five Points, near Chester. ·· THE attractive brick home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Collins, Rl) 1 Racine. . ..... n"''..~ ...... .. __ __. .,. .. ill . • ~ ... " ' ,. . J' .NISTR·ATION.. AD Department of Commerce) (J\ge'ncy Of ....' . ' ·' • ' _.I '),;,• �~ ' r -~ . . ~··~~ · 'I • '· J .... ' ' •' .. .. .,.· ' , I . ' • I. ' ' \ _·,.. •• ._.,. • ·53 File ' ' . ' ' Petitions· of . { ' j-~,.'. i ' :". • . Copyright, Tht KNt<r Co., IMJ W. -rvt 1M rfthl to Mmit•IIUMiilla WHOLE CHICKEN PAR'IS FRISit OR PRESit FROZIN WITH RIBS BROYLESo Broyles, ldt, Breasts ... _-.. _. "'· 49c Whole Legs •. . . lb. 45c Thighs . . . •••. . . lb. 49c Wings •..•• -. . . . lb. 29c Backs &Necks . . lb. lOe . Livers ,. •.•.. •.•. ltl. 69c Giblets •• . __-__ . 1r.. 39c lipolis, fnends In to depart T(lesday for · Jim iB expected to re.celve a as a res.ult of.au Injury reeei~ed fall. Jiqt. pjans to attencl. Cuyahbga . and tllen he plans to enroll at Ohio after ~ diBcbarge. 'rom, wbqi~S (;harlesten, .S. C.,.Air Force Balli, a 35th conl'bat ~pport Group. He · . Force on Oct. 12, 1965, and 1966• 1-LIIIIOEO Fryers····- -- - lb. 37c IIOU8L.I-altiASTeo Fryen ,. ....... . "'· 39c Mr. Dol..... .Prioh " - .Tht """" ·To. Kn,er Dolly fr\'frt wili. ·'!~Icy-rich p1..., wi"'zpqo.F...... orFnoiiP.CHICKEN PARn Exp. 8/5/rn Knior VIC Poe CoiiH - Guor. . lhlld Fino·'AI 1lle Bfll - C11l Up To . • ,. Lllk .. cltopod ond dre""" Lard •••••• 3 - 4·9c Smoked Jowl ..... ·~ 29c Egg Noodles ..... 3::~ s1 • • • • • • • • ••••• ... 99c j~ft.' 11!~,·· jttrlhttl Pt. ' Kroger Fresh LEG or BREAST Cfiffee ·3 .79 . - tb;' .· Quarter Fryers .c ' can lb. MOUSI & GARDIN SPRA'r Eatmore Brand THIS COUPON GOOD FOR II EXTRA TDP VALUI STAMPS ,, (Save ZOe) Jib. pkgs. '· SliCED lACON Exp. 8/5/fll '- ,. Rich and Creamy .............. of . Kntor lrud -• .> .. ' 11.... with ..... - • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• Reg. 99cGet Set (Save $1.92) Hair Spray ·Your N~rby . Friendly ,. ~ ' ~ • .t ~ \ i .. .. . . '. .. ' '·- ' .... . 13. oz. cans • IIi • • _I.. • •• • • • • ~ I ' ' "... . .. ., ~ ~~OGER ACCEPTS . . 'i ' FEDERAL moD STAMPS Kroger Pl1ln & S.R. 5·~~~ Peas-.......... 7~~~:u Sl FLOUR . :Jao& -~ Ctf<B i .!.; AVONDAI.I CUT GREIN BIAIII OR SWElT I 7c OR ' LillO! Dolorltnt Tide I •8 . Save 2~c On Assorted Cf1~'w I 11J. j ' o; Decorator Bounty ·1:o11:I • -. - Armour Vegetole • • • • • • • ••• c...MJLK ••. - ~ ••••• ~ •••.7 :.$L lluy A ColO Of KNt<r lvoporolld I t t t )umlit ~- ,., (. • t n' t · Savo:t6cOa-P.,.cJ,. SUGAR •• -- ,~ ------·:;· $1.09 Corn · I .. .... No.JII "• .. .I COUNTRY OVEN f' Fig Bars------- ----- - 21b. plcf• 39c KANDU Liquid Detergent . . . . 3 ~~.. $1. .- .... ~ THIS COUPON GOOD I'OR All Purpose White It liXlRA TDP VALUE"STAMPS with lhlo oad .,......,. of Zplcfl. K - Potatoes SAHDWICII OR WII!NIR IUNI Exp. 8/5/fll '* 0 THIS COUPDII. GOOD I'OR It IXTRA TDP VALUI .,-AMPS with lhlo ............ of 2 .... EMIASSY ,fiUTI Elp. 1/lifll . •.__,. . ,.,_ 1 .. ,,.. , -- t;: - ·. . \ ... ~. ~- ~,r.. ;.:'* ·~ ~ Driver Charged with After Three-Car ..,~-.,i ARMOUR STAR ,.S.!!'... Inn Boo! &. . It EXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS lhlo . _ Md ..,..,... of IIIHI•• Rulhl<l flovor.fnoh II your Kragor ~ ·Comlltlllr SUCHIR THIS COUPON GOOD FOR ·v..... tcdfr, and~­ • '· Bike •em, muh ..... .,. fry 'tm ••• llolllr .., 'om thY -'< II K...... llut ' 4. VOL. "2 NO. 26 .' ': -.' T I Page 11 �~ ' r -~ . . ~··~~ · 'I • '· J .... ' ' •' .. .. .,.· ' , I . ' • I. ' ' \ _·,.. •• ._.,. • ·53 File ' ' . ' ' Petitions· of . { ' j-~,.'. i ' :". • . Copyright, Tht KNt<r Co., IMJ W. -rvt 1M rfthl to Mmit•IIUMiilla WHOLE CHICKEN PAR'IS FRISit OR PRESit FROZIN WITH RIBS BROYLESo Broyles, ldt, Breasts ... _-.. _. "'· 49c Whole Legs •. . . lb. 45c Thighs . . . •••. . . lb. 49c Wings •..•• -. . . . lb. 29c Backs &Necks . . lb. lOe . Livers ,. •.•.. •.•. ltl. 69c Giblets •• . __-__ . 1r.. 39c lipolis, fnends In to depart T(lesday for · Jim iB expected to re.celve a as a res.ult of.au Injury reeei~ed fall. Jiqt. pjans to attencl. Cuyahbga . and tllen he plans to enroll at Ohio after ~ diBcbarge. 'rom, wbqi~S (;harlesten, .S. C.,.Air Force Balli, a 35th conl'bat ~pport Group. He · . Force on Oct. 12, 1965, and 1966• 1-LIIIIOEO Fryers····- -- - lb. 37c IIOU8L.I-altiASTeo Fryen ,. ....... . "'· 39c Mr. Dol..... .Prioh " - .Tht """" ·To. Kn,er Dolly fr\'frt wili. ·'!~Icy-rich p1..., wi"'zpqo.F...... orFnoiiP.CHICKEN PARn Exp. 8/5/rn Knior VIC Poe CoiiH - Guor. . lhlld Fino·'AI 1lle Bfll - C11l Up To . • ,. Lllk .. cltopod ond dre""" Lard •••••• 3 - 4·9c Smoked Jowl ..... ·~ 29c Egg Noodles ..... 3::~ s1 • • • • • • • • ••••• ... 99c j~ft.' 11!~,·· jttrlhttl Pt. ' Kroger Fresh LEG or BREAST Cfiffee ·3 .79 . - tb;' .· Quarter Fryers .c ' can lb. MOUSI & GARDIN SPRA'r Eatmore Brand THIS COUPON GOOD FOR II EXTRA TDP VALUI STAMPS ,, (Save ZOe) Jib. pkgs. '· SliCED lACON Exp. 8/5/fll '- ,. Rich and Creamy .............. of . Kntor lrud -• .> .. ' 11.... with ..... - • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• Reg. 99cGet Set (Save $1.92) Hair Spray ·Your N~rby . Friendly ,. ~ ' ~ • .t ~ \ i .. .. . . '. .. ' '·- ' .... . 13. oz. cans • IIi • • _I.. • •• • • • • ~ I ' ' "... . .. ., ~ ~~OGER ACCEPTS . . 'i ' FEDERAL moD STAMPS Kroger Pl1ln & S.R. 5·~~~ Peas-.......... 7~~~:u Sl FLOUR . :Jao& -~ Ctf<B i .!.; AVONDAI.I CUT GREIN BIAIII OR SWElT I 7c OR ' LillO! Dolorltnt Tide I •8 . Save 2~c On Assorted Cf1~'w I 11J. j ' o; Decorator Bounty ·1:o11:I • -. - Armour Vegetole • • • • • • • ••• c...MJLK ••. - ~ ••••• ~ •••.7 :.$L lluy A ColO Of KNt<r lvoporolld I t t t )umlit ~- ,., (. • t n' t · Savo:t6cOa-P.,.cJ,. SUGAR •• -- ,~ ------·:;· $1.09 Corn · I .. .... No.JII "• .. .I COUNTRY OVEN f' Fig Bars------- ----- - 21b. plcf• 39c KANDU Liquid Detergent . . . . 3 ~~.. $1. .- .... ~ THIS COUPON GOOD I'OR All Purpose White It liXlRA TDP VALUE"STAMPS with lhlo oad .,......,. of Zplcfl. K - Potatoes SAHDWICII OR WII!NIR IUNI Exp. 8/5/fll '* 0 THIS COUPDII. GOOD I'OR It IXTRA TDP VALUI .,-AMPS with lhlo ............ of 2 .... EMIASSY ,fiUTI Elp. 1/lifll . •.__,. . ,.,_ 1 .. ,,.. , -- t;: - ·. . \ ... ~. ~- ~,r.. ;.:'* ·~ ~ Driver Charged with After Three-Car ..,~-.,i ARMOUR STAR ,.S.!!'... Inn Boo! &. . 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'I" u C ~ ' 'I · 11. - • · • , " • • · " I": Yli!•:' )\'hO'i!led i ' ........ .; - . • oro I .. 1/)i/~-t;L d :· ~~~~~~~~e~~~!:ljy~~ ~ "" ·· ~A· (Pi)~ ~ .;· , .: ,_u ·' ,.:u f'f,IJ'&:. . 1:30 p.m. at the E1\'tn£ ~wier._ ' ' ,. ~ ' "· " ' ' :a home ,'' ,' '-" • PT.• PLEASANT -r- Charles . Tlte n_e¥t regula~ se,sion '.QI~J ..•• • • .. 1 ·,- • ' • . ~ , • . •.. · Wither~. •: rrv'• ~""· " · ·cri th; bosrd w~l. be Tu•' daY, ~~&' ~ary Frecker , ·· of 7J, _Fun~rai -J.&111ces :;.w ere Bur!al Will be : in llie. sehqol County., wa~ named prlncl~al ~of u.•. Bth, at 7,:30 p. m. , POMEROY-Marf Josephlne' ~~ld -~tur~ .from the@eLong lot ~eme~ry. at Carpen~r, ~·· ~t Pl~asant Hl~h Se~qol, :n~ .i. , i:'rJo) Sa'nders F.recker; at; 0 r ·Baker -Funeral ~~~ ,llf,Zanes- 11":,. ,Cectl C'!!. l!!~ offietate, Chambers,' Pt. .. , . Sl., .uve lh•an I ·•"hlt> vlpe, He ,.JS . survJve ·. dby hill mo1..u· 911J• c•urc• I PLas !:.i I. -~ Jnf '-' ,II lfil<l '•She . .Isd surv1vi(d . ..,, ·by11" !Charles 1 ~t. JYUI remain ~- ~~ c:·P~ "'l1: · lrriner Pomeroy· resident, died c uren, _a~ ~· ..s~F~· one r:i, Ebia Estep, Harrisonville; p~l ,,! ~ 1[ ?rt ' n , }~.·.. , 'fhursday in Holzer HD.'li,Jital fol· ~rotller and' se~al ~~~ell. and ltwo sisters, Mrs, Joe Starcher, Mason County Board of ~d c , Uf . lowing · su;gecy :¥o9'faY· .. . ' : ..., .. Harrisonville, and ·Mrs•. Ethel 1'on. ] She was' bom' Dec. 7, 1925 , · , Suftin, Colu~bus, and a brotb1 Stlff·ers nt a ·. ·. . ' ,{1.1 ,slxl ' hf Ywhen i!':h~~~ou:tti:Oa'::; mle~h~~ I Autos Collide ' ·:ta~. -~~dF. ~~~pk~: Efmer f:st~.~ ;;;leinl~!a~ ~~I ~:~:~:!~~ Of. trr months ,of spec~lat1on oy . m Pomeroy lor l.O years. ~· Fuperal servtc~ for qtner a1 home anytune. the pubhc and heated street- PT. PLEASANT - The She:- ' graduated from ·Pomeroy High · · ., ~ • • corner de~tes on ~ho would ift's department Investigated • \ School in 1~2. She was a for· ;;I . REAL ESTATI! SWATZEL ' ...:._The XXI US Army recetve the prtnclpaiShip,of the two car mishap occurring Fri- meremployeeofthe. ~Croger . , BIRTHS, DIVORCES Corps newly-promoted First Lieutenant Michael S. county's largest high sc.~ool, ·,toy evening on Peniel Road· j Store )n Pomeroy and w a s a _ OEA THS, MARRIAGES 1001 Swatzel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Swatzel of brought many retl)arks of pol· r.sulting in minor injury to one member o! the Pomeroy MetbLlnNs•• "· 0 1 ' u. 110 Vale Street, Pomeroy, Ohio,' has lhe insignia of incs ill. the schools" . 1,'0 m 8 propertY damage estimSI.' Iodist 'church. · ""·, LESTER SELBY his new rank pinned on his -uniform by (L) Major dele•atwn of lac>I bus:n •« •nd ell a(:$4D0.' '!'here were no etta· "I . · .,. · . m·s.l!~~··i,~.;,&,~i9,::~; Ge.neral Harry L. Hillyard, Commanding General of 'l'inrlustrial men attendmg t .h e r .. .. " · She •~ 1~v1ved by two (lj the XXI Corps and lnd.lantown Gap M!Utary Reservaboard' session. · . to~s,. ... · · . ~ John Ste~tien a,nd Virgil Bruce, tion, Pa., as (R) his wife, the former Paula Sayre of Teachers employe\! at the The mishap occurred .when ~-~nd lfer,,~ther, 'D,ella Sand~ Minersville, Ohio, looks on during ceremonies at meeting were Bromley Work· a southbound car ~ . the .sec· •Q! .Log,n. ' · I~~:,;:~~!~ Corps Headquarters, Indiantown G:q> Military Reserman, Pt. Pleasant Jr. Hig~: on~ary road driven PY . J a.ck · Funerat ·services wiU be heid i· vation Pa. Lieutenant Swatzel, a 1'965 graduate of Alicc Stover, Roosevelt; Mel- Shiflet, 1!8, Rt. 2, Utart, and I Sunday at \IY-30 a.m,. . ~t the • ., , Ohio University in Athens. is assigned to duties with v:lle Cummings, Hannan Higo: . a northboUnd car dnven by Eo- f Hem)em Funeral Home tn Lo- ~:~;· ~~.~~~.:.~~:~~,.,:<f•i.~~;,;;~;;IL,;:1~,;~j;~·;~~;~~~;;~~~;;; the Corps G-3 ROTC Camp Planning Branch.-US Peggy Brown Henderson:• Wil- lther M. Roach, 21, Mason, col· gan with burial in Oak Grove Pike, G• j.~ . . ' dd T"- .. T......, Army Photograp h . · ___ iiam Robert Adams, Hannan: tided as they roun e a curve. remetery, Logan. '"' "e v. •· "'"''•• at. GALLIPOLIS - W. Braddock - - - -- - ·Patricia Ann Gregory, Ord- Jeffery Shiflet, two years old, ,Glenn Hiles will officiate. ''" •· m. Hickman. president of the Fed- ~ PM GenPral Will Rockhold ·Returns nance: Lawrence Young, Han-,suffered a bump on the lor;·'' eral Resme Bank of Cleve- Be in Ohio Au a, 29 , , ::an Elem.: Orin H. Smith,'head. Mrs. John Durst land t,a, announced the ao"' . From Year Ill AsJa [ PPH~ · <:mma V. Bell Mt.! Arresls rerordod at the-rn:un · POMEROY - Mrs. J 0 h n pointment of Lester M. Selby • COLUMBUS - Lawrence F. CHESTER _ gp4 Dalf C. ' Olive_; Nancy Fields, Masa.: ty jail were: Harry ·Erlewme, (Alice Hood) DUI'$1, Cincinnati, as ' ' "'tan.t vice preSJdent and O'Brie•t, the Postmaster; Gen- Rockhold, son of Mr. and Mrs. •MaJi;!ine McNeely, Henderson: HI. 2 Pt. P,leasant, a,~rested· on _ former PlJmeroy resident, died as11an1 ecretary. eraI. will he the speaker Aug. Walter Rockhold has returned Gary Stover, Arbuckle; Robe't a grand larceny warrant ·Wednesday evening at the age "''"'•' Selby Joined this hank in 1957 : usl ~9 at the Ohio Democratic ' from Vietnam alter one year's Brandeberry, PPHS; M. ~- Meigs County; Howard ond •as apo01nted .a&,.stant fund raising dinner in the servie<~ there. He is now.M a ,'Bunce, Beech Htll; LoiS H~e- :ng, Letatt; Hen.ry Taylor, -Jr., , secret at~ In 1963 . He received Neil f1ouse here, it was .an- 39 dav leave with his parents. ! holt ,' Pt Ple'sont Jr HJgh MI. Alto; Marvm Hunnell, 49, hiS B A de«ree from the Col- noun.·o1 today by Morton Ne1pp, ! Rockhold _will return to Vir- · and Wahama French teacher: !Pomeroy. all charged with u>legr. Wootet In 1955. He state chairman of . the Ohio ginia lollowin~ his leaVe. He ' Benjamin Franklin IV, teach- toxicatton; Burdell Neal, Rt. I graduated from. lhe Ohio School 1Democratic Executive commit· receiHd his basic training at er. PPHS; Marie Smith, teach· Pt. Pleasant, bad check warof Banktng at Ohto Umvm•ty lee. Fort Knox Ky. and was sta· er at West Columb1a. Irant: ,John W. Bush, 42, in 196~ · -' ' ' nresentlv att•nd- The Columbus dinner is one tioned at Fort Va .. before F'l'!lllklln had submitted an •P· Uaven, peace warrant, and Roy tr· .t.o· Stamer rraduRte School 1of two $50 . a . plate Double· •oi ~~ to Vietnam. He atl"nded plication for principal of PPHS, Raymond Brunson: o' llaokmg, Rut~ers Untver- Header Dinners being held. The Eastern High School. ,but made the statement that Ohio,' charged wttlt sitv. . . I Clevetand dinner will be given · ---- .. --- .. ( ho would not accept a position while privilege revoked. Rom m GalhnoiiS. Mr Sel- , on the preccdin~ night. August bate Court were: Maxwell Eu- as teacher. ! ' ----"bv ~w active servire in the 28. at the Sherator. • Cleveland . gene .lohnson, 27, Crown City, Substitute teachers, Glenna ' Q - · .Jti G!:t!•t Britain, 11 S ~avv for four vears He I Hotel. •construction worker and Peggy '1M. Taylor, Mad~e Byus,.Orpha Is lite meaning of the lerm aon . Mrs. Selby !the former Louise Myers, 22, Gallipolis, Ohlinger and Ethel Sayre. "bank holiday"? Jar.et Merriman\ have three ASK TO WED bookkeeper : and Rus'sell Wayne'j Geor".e Hem-y Keef•r was A - The term means I h · daughters. 1 GALLIPOLIS - Applying For Miller, t9. Oak Hill, laborer, hired ,lor the Maintenance De- same thing that the · t~~m I marria~e licenses Saturdav in ,and Lois Ann Massie, 16, Pat- :partment at a salary of 145? : "legal holiday" means in the the office 9£ Gallia Co•mtv Pro- :'nl. sludent. . per month. United States. . Week'SRounuup =: an1 ,.,! " Lester Selby Has Promotion In Cleveland 1 i l Lee, _, 1 &1.1 I J I Sponsors of Flower Show Announced '-'ARVEL BRAND VANilLA REESE For thP flora ! arts " RNPJt ~· M t;1e 1 '"'-~ ..·· nower 11hnw at thr Mas~- · :o"ntv F'air. will he t he ' " V J-favPn . Ne'harlima, He!l(ICr- \ I .. . I f A "i'Jerial trophy will hf' s"nt,rl hv the F'air Phone 446-1456 nre Butt Portion ····· · lb. 59c Center Slices ····· lb. ,99c ASSO~ I~!i<tn to the "Best of the Show" in hath artistic and horticnltural division Best of show •nd sweeostakes awards will be giv- ' en in both divisions. ' ' · BRIGHT Mrs. L. C. Roush and M i s s Lelah Jane Powell will 91lrve . as co . chairmen Committ•e chairmen are Mrs. L. C. Roush, , Mrs. Ottie Roush, Mrs. llarrl' Miller. Mrs Lois Bum~amer, I· Mrs. W T. Stone, Mrs. !.loyd 1 Rousn, Mrs. Trix Caudill and Mrs. Lee Gibbs. · ' Clerks . or the artistic dlvisiOII are Mrs. Lee Gibbs and Mrs. Carroll Casto Mrs. David Fields and ?frs. Elmer Layne a r e cleri<s of the horticulture divl- &·LEACH Gallon Jug .·r· ~ •j ' . -~ ' Em..-geney Basis PT., FJEASANT- Bobby . l'rlllli, Sind Hill Road, w a s emp!Q~• t!ll an emergency basis 11•-,'a ': ~Y patrolman begin· oinf . this week. George Plants ' the force after b~iM' JiluiJi :II!! ~!p&l'tml!lll since dull'• J~~:~:~: lorn clI~:tr' 0~32;,,~was serving 1111,10 July 9, lllfl3. IPI!Ilea with tbe two years, take a ~~~~-~be= ·- .,. perntl- ~ ," ' . ' . I , ' - ..... r -- c SUPtR·RIGHT n<:NEROUS SHANK PORTIQNS . ' ' . .t ..... •• . ALL "GOOD BRAND· SLICED B4CON 't:;~· .69:' . SI,IPERIOR &)AND _::_ 1·1b.1fc ·S. H 0 RT E N· \ 1 NG WHITE' . . ' C-· WEEK'S WEATHF.R .. .· .,b. =. ~ ~. BEAUTY ' . or Coppert~ne PLASTIC TOP 41"CHINA ENSEMBLE 71" TWIN SHELF WARDROBE 42"Wx20"1b:72"H ONE UNIT FOR ALL STOR· AGE NEEDS! Outlet. Wlllte, Yale leek ond key• Full Yiew 111lrrar • Sandolwood finlth • wltll Aqua Interior, f r CHEF CUPBOARD ~ •';, 0 W .·' • si!Jn. Fruth Employed on '' . I loll precipitation to dat• lor 'year 32.!5 inches, Ia !I year II. Inches. lli6rmal average J'recipi!ation !UO in::.:c:::.he:..s_._ _ _ SAIL ~ ~IQ.UID i :r-perature, precipitation weather conditions lor each 24hour p€riod as recorded by Pete McCormick at Fairfield weath· er station. Day Hl&b Low Prtc. Sun. , .. .. .. .. .. 86 64 Mon. .. .. , ... ., .. 88 67 Tues. .. ... , .. .. . 85 69 .17 Wed. .. ...... , .. 89 62 'Thur, ... ·.... . 90 61 · Fri. .. , . .. . . .. 64 69 1.10 Sat. . . . . .. . 74 66 .03 ;;. Ayerage high temperature lor ··lliti .week this year 85.1, last year 89.0. Total precipitation for t h e :ee~ · k Ibis year 1.30, last year .. Smoked COOKED HAMS rl b~; . \' - -. ' 2nd & Sycamore Sts. aod 1'u-l':ndie-Wel garden c Gallon Carton •' I Furniture Outlet PT PLEASANT - Spnnsor. , •"r ICE-CREAM 1 1 ~ ' . tan o: . AT GALUJ'OLI~ AND MIOI)LEPOR't ' ~tASTY . ,·. -"""· ·CElERY .I·.•, 30"Wa15Y2"Dx66"H Werle .,..•• Outlet • Storog• ' . ,.... I• 4oort. White, with Aqua ~. Only 8.5 VAI.UE W~DIQII 36''Wa19'WI"H ' . Hef...,,. Llckr Ml,..• lnl!lll ....hroadilllitll• •• ' '•· ·~ ·'· ., r ' •· -:.- �,, ... ', j . ·'- ~ • .. . .-.t' ·, . • " ... .. . . . .. . ·* . • . - .J. .... ... ~ , ~ ' .. . . r. • .. • • ... .. -.. • • ~ . • .' f" ,... . •• -. ... \): -~ -. • • .... .. ' ' • ., . or. l• ..... : ... '• . •• ... ~.. :~\ lj. :r ._. • • • ' • ..; ~ 1.·. ... ' . ...... .... \J f ........ ·.:.:.·-~"""" ~ r ,• .... 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Bth, at 7,:30 p. m. , POMEROY-Marf Josephlne' ~~ld -~tur~ .from the@eLong lot ~eme~ry. at Carpen~r, ~·· ~t Pl~asant Hl~h Se~qol, :n~ .i. , i:'rJo) Sa'nders F.recker; at; 0 r ·Baker -Funeral ~~~ ,llf,Zanes- 11":,. ,Cectl C'!!. l!!~ offietate, Chambers,' Pt. .. , . Sl., .uve lh•an I ·•"hlt> vlpe, He ,.JS . survJve ·. dby hill mo1..u· 911J• c•urc• I PLas !:.i I. -~ Jnf '-' ,II lfil<l '•She . .Isd surv1vi(d . ..,, ·by11" !Charles 1 ~t. JYUI remain ~- ~~ c:·P~ "'l1: · lrriner Pomeroy· resident, died c uren, _a~ ~· ..s~F~· one r:i, Ebia Estep, Harrisonville; p~l ,,! ~ 1[ ?rt ' n , }~.·.. , 'fhursday in Holzer HD.'li,Jital fol· ~rotller and' se~al ~~~ell. and ltwo sisters, Mrs, Joe Starcher, Mason County Board of ~d c , Uf . lowing · su;gecy :¥o9'faY· .. . ' : ..., .. Harrisonville, and ·Mrs•. Ethel 1'on. ] She was' bom' Dec. 7, 1925 , · , Suftin, Colu~bus, and a brotb1 Stlff·ers nt a ·. ·. . ' ,{1.1 ,slxl ' hf Ywhen i!':h~~~ou:tti:Oa'::; mle~h~~ I Autos Collide ' ·:ta~. -~~dF. ~~~pk~: Efmer f:st~.~ ;;;leinl~!a~ ~~I ~:~:~:!~~ Of. trr months ,of spec~lat1on oy . m Pomeroy lor l.O years. ~· Fuperal servtc~ for qtner a1 home anytune. the pubhc and heated street- PT. PLEASANT - The She:- ' graduated from ·Pomeroy High · · ., ~ • • corner de~tes on ~ho would ift's department Investigated • \ School in 1~2. She was a for· ;;I . REAL ESTATI! SWATZEL ' ...:._The XXI US Army recetve the prtnclpaiShip,of the two car mishap occurring Fri- meremployeeofthe. ~Croger . , BIRTHS, DIVORCES Corps newly-promoted First Lieutenant Michael S. county's largest high sc.~ool, ·,toy evening on Peniel Road· j Store )n Pomeroy and w a s a _ OEA THS, MARRIAGES 1001 Swatzel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Swatzel of brought many retl)arks of pol· r.sulting in minor injury to one member o! the Pomeroy MetbLlnNs•• "· 0 1 ' u. 110 Vale Street, Pomeroy, Ohio,' has lhe insignia of incs ill. the schools" . 1,'0 m 8 propertY damage estimSI.' Iodist 'church. · ""·, LESTER SELBY his new rank pinned on his -uniform by (L) Major dele•atwn of lac>I bus:n •« •nd ell a(:$4D0.' '!'here were no etta· "I . · .,. · . m·s.l!~~··i,~.;,&,~i9,::~; Ge.neral Harry L. Hillyard, Commanding General of 'l'inrlustrial men attendmg t .h e r .. .. " · She •~ 1~v1ved by two (lj the XXI Corps and lnd.lantown Gap M!Utary Reservaboard' session. · . to~s,. ... · · . ~ John Ste~tien a,nd Virgil Bruce, tion, Pa., as (R) his wife, the former Paula Sayre of Teachers employe\! at the The mishap occurred .when ~-~nd lfer,,~ther, 'D,ella Sand~ Minersville, Ohio, looks on during ceremonies at meeting were Bromley Work· a southbound car ~ . the .sec· •Q! .Log,n. ' · I~~:,;:~~!~ Corps Headquarters, Indiantown G:q> Military Reserman, Pt. Pleasant Jr. Hig~: on~ary road driven PY . J a.ck · Funerat ·services wiU be heid i· vation Pa. Lieutenant Swatzel, a 1'965 graduate of Alicc Stover, Roosevelt; Mel- Shiflet, 1!8, Rt. 2, Utart, and I Sunday at \IY-30 a.m,. . ~t the • ., , Ohio University in Athens. is assigned to duties with v:lle Cummings, Hannan Higo: . a northboUnd car dnven by Eo- f Hem)em Funeral Home tn Lo- ~:~;· ~~.~~~.:.~~:~~,.,:<f•i.~~;,;;~;;IL,;:1~,;~j;~·;~~;~~~;;~~~;;; the Corps G-3 ROTC Camp Planning Branch.-US Peggy Brown Henderson:• Wil- lther M. Roach, 21, Mason, col· gan with burial in Oak Grove Pike, G• j.~ . . ' dd T"- .. T......, Army Photograp h . · ___ iiam Robert Adams, Hannan: tided as they roun e a curve. remetery, Logan. '"' "e v. •· "'"''•• at. GALLIPOLIS - W. Braddock - - - -- - ·Patricia Ann Gregory, Ord- Jeffery Shiflet, two years old, ,Glenn Hiles will officiate. ''" •· m. Hickman. president of the Fed- ~ PM GenPral Will Rockhold ·Returns nance: Lawrence Young, Han-,suffered a bump on the lor;·'' eral Resme Bank of Cleve- Be in Ohio Au a, 29 , , ::an Elem.: Orin H. Smith,'head. Mrs. John Durst land t,a, announced the ao"' . From Year Ill AsJa [ PPH~ · <:mma V. Bell Mt.! Arresls rerordod at the-rn:un · POMEROY - Mrs. J 0 h n pointment of Lester M. Selby • COLUMBUS - Lawrence F. CHESTER _ gp4 Dalf C. ' Olive_; Nancy Fields, Masa.: ty jail were: Harry ·Erlewme, (Alice Hood) DUI'$1, Cincinnati, as ' ' "'tan.t vice preSJdent and O'Brie•t, the Postmaster; Gen- Rockhold, son of Mr. and Mrs. •MaJi;!ine McNeely, Henderson: HI. 2 Pt. P,leasant, a,~rested· on _ former PlJmeroy resident, died as11an1 ecretary. eraI. will he the speaker Aug. Walter Rockhold has returned Gary Stover, Arbuckle; Robe't a grand larceny warrant ·Wednesday evening at the age "''"'•' Selby Joined this hank in 1957 : usl ~9 at the Ohio Democratic ' from Vietnam alter one year's Brandeberry, PPHS; M. ~- Meigs County; Howard ond •as apo01nted .a&,.stant fund raising dinner in the servie<~ there. He is now.M a ,'Bunce, Beech Htll; LoiS H~e- :ng, Letatt; Hen.ry Taylor, -Jr., , secret at~ In 1963 . He received Neil f1ouse here, it was .an- 39 dav leave with his parents. ! holt ,' Pt Ple'sont Jr HJgh MI. Alto; Marvm Hunnell, 49, hiS B A de«ree from the Col- noun.·o1 today by Morton Ne1pp, ! Rockhold _will return to Vir- · and Wahama French teacher: !Pomeroy. all charged with u>legr. Wootet In 1955. He state chairman of . the Ohio ginia lollowin~ his leaVe. He ' Benjamin Franklin IV, teach- toxicatton; Burdell Neal, Rt. I graduated from. lhe Ohio School 1Democratic Executive commit· receiHd his basic training at er. PPHS; Marie Smith, teach· Pt. Pleasant, bad check warof Banktng at Ohto Umvm•ty lee. Fort Knox Ky. and was sta· er at West Columb1a. Irant: ,John W. Bush, 42, in 196~ · -' ' ' nresentlv att•nd- The Columbus dinner is one tioned at Fort Va .. before F'l'!lllklln had submitted an •P· Uaven, peace warrant, and Roy tr· .t.o· Stamer rraduRte School 1of two $50 . a . plate Double· •oi ~~ to Vietnam. He atl"nded plication for principal of PPHS, Raymond Brunson: o' llaokmg, Rut~ers Untver- Header Dinners being held. The Eastern High School. ,but made the statement that Ohio,' charged wttlt sitv. . . I Clevetand dinner will be given · ---- .. --- .. ( ho would not accept a position while privilege revoked. Rom m GalhnoiiS. Mr Sel- , on the preccdin~ night. August bate Court were: Maxwell Eu- as teacher. ! ' ----"bv ~w active servire in the 28. at the Sherator. • Cleveland . gene .lohnson, 27, Crown City, Substitute teachers, Glenna ' Q - · .Jti G!:t!•t Britain, 11 S ~avv for four vears He I Hotel. •construction worker and Peggy '1M. Taylor, Mad~e Byus,.Orpha Is lite meaning of the lerm aon . Mrs. Selby !the former Louise Myers, 22, Gallipolis, Ohlinger and Ethel Sayre. "bank holiday"? Jar.et Merriman\ have three ASK TO WED bookkeeper : and Rus'sell Wayne'j Geor".e Hem-y Keef•r was A - The term means I h · daughters. 1 GALLIPOLIS - Applying For Miller, t9. Oak Hill, laborer, hired ,lor the Maintenance De- same thing that the · t~~m I marria~e licenses Saturdav in ,and Lois Ann Massie, 16, Pat- :partment at a salary of 145? : "legal holiday" means in the the office 9£ Gallia Co•mtv Pro- :'nl. sludent. . per month. United States. . Week'SRounuup =: an1 ,.,! " Lester Selby Has Promotion In Cleveland 1 i l Lee, _, 1 &1.1 I J I Sponsors of Flower Show Announced '-'ARVEL BRAND VANilLA REESE For thP flora ! arts " RNPJt ~· M t;1e 1 '"'-~ ..·· nower 11hnw at thr Mas~- · :o"ntv F'air. will he t he ' " V J-favPn . Ne'harlima, He!l(ICr- \ I .. . I f A "i'Jerial trophy will hf' s"nt,rl hv the F'air Phone 446-1456 nre Butt Portion ····· · lb. 59c Center Slices ····· lb. ,99c ASSO~ I~!i<tn to the "Best of the Show" in hath artistic and horticnltural division Best of show •nd sweeostakes awards will be giv- ' en in both divisions. ' ' · BRIGHT Mrs. L. C. Roush and M i s s Lelah Jane Powell will 91lrve . as co . chairmen Committ•e chairmen are Mrs. L. C. Roush, , Mrs. Ottie Roush, Mrs. llarrl' Miller. Mrs Lois Bum~amer, I· Mrs. W T. Stone, Mrs. !.loyd 1 Rousn, Mrs. Trix Caudill and Mrs. Lee Gibbs. · ' Clerks . or the artistic dlvisiOII are Mrs. Lee Gibbs and Mrs. Carroll Casto Mrs. David Fields and ?frs. Elmer Layne a r e cleri<s of the horticulture divl- &·LEACH Gallon Jug .·r· ~ •j ' . -~ ' Em..-geney Basis PT., FJEASANT- Bobby . l'rlllli, Sind Hill Road, w a s emp!Q~• t!ll an emergency basis 11•-,'a ': ~Y patrolman begin· oinf . this week. George Plants ' the force after b~iM' JiluiJi :II!! ~!p&l'tml!lll since dull'• J~~:~:~: lorn clI~:tr' 0~32;,,~was serving 1111,10 July 9, lllfl3. IPI!Ilea with tbe two years, take a ~~~~-~be= ·- .,. perntl- ~ ," ' . ' . I , ' - ..... r -- c SUPtR·RIGHT n<:NEROUS SHANK PORTIQNS . ' ' . .t ..... •• . ALL "GOOD BRAND· SLICED B4CON 't:;~· .69:' . SI,IPERIOR &)AND _::_ 1·1b.1fc ·S. H 0 RT E N· \ 1 NG WHITE' . . ' C-· WEEK'S WEATHF.R .. .· .,b. =. ~ ~. BEAUTY ' . or Coppert~ne PLASTIC TOP 41"CHINA ENSEMBLE 71" TWIN SHELF WARDROBE 42"Wx20"1b:72"H ONE UNIT FOR ALL STOR· AGE NEEDS! Outlet. Wlllte, Yale leek ond key• Full Yiew 111lrrar • Sandolwood finlth • wltll Aqua Interior, f r CHEF CUPBOARD ~ •';, 0 W .·' • si!Jn. Fruth Employed on '' . I loll precipitation to dat• lor 'year 32.!5 inches, Ia !I year II. Inches. lli6rmal average J'recipi!ation !UO in::.:c:::.he:..s_._ _ _ SAIL ~ ~IQ.UID i :r-perature, precipitation weather conditions lor each 24hour p€riod as recorded by Pete McCormick at Fairfield weath· er station. Day Hl&b Low Prtc. Sun. , .. .. .. .. .. 86 64 Mon. .. .. , ... ., .. 88 67 Tues. .. ... , .. .. . 85 69 .17 Wed. .. ...... , .. 89 62 'Thur, ... ·.... . 90 61 · Fri. .. , . .. . . .. 64 69 1.10 Sat. . . . . .. . 74 66 .03 ;;. Ayerage high temperature lor ··lliti .week this year 85.1, last year 89.0. Total precipitation for t h e :ee~ · k Ibis year 1.30, last year .. Smoked COOKED HAMS rl b~; . \' - -. ' 2nd & Sycamore Sts. aod 1'u-l':ndie-Wel garden c Gallon Carton •' I Furniture Outlet PT PLEASANT - Spnnsor. , •"r ICE-CREAM 1 1 ~ ' . tan o: . AT GALUJ'OLI~ AND MIOI)LEPOR't ' ~tASTY . ,·. -"""· ·CElERY .I·.•, 30"Wa15Y2"Dx66"H Werle .,..•• Outlet • Storog• ' . ,.... I• 4oort. White, with Aqua ~. Only 8.5 VAI.UE W~DIQII 36''Wa19'WI"H ' . Hef...,,. Llckr Ml,..• lnl!lll ....hroadilllitll• •• ' '•· ·~ ·'· ., r ' •· -:.- �. -.. . -· ~ I t·~ ,' t • I I ' .. , ~~ ' "''"'•'4' ... •]};;.. B~mer ' CINCINNATI (UP!) - Vada three losses. He blanked t be Cubs 'ln the lotb. · Plson bl! a two • run homer off · , 1 rookie l'ightlu!nder -l!Ul stone- Pinson I hqmer • ~I• ninth of ruan with O,!le out !n lho~~ tne season, came after a walk mning Saturday to give lhe Cm· to Pete Rose. cil!natj Reda a 4-2· victory over the Ollcago Cubs. Ted Abernathy, who tonk OV· er in the lOth after starter Milt Pappaa was lllted for a · pinchhltter1In tile ninth, picked up lhe -vlctory- bla fOI!J'Ijl ~gains! place Cubs. The Reds blew a chance to wm IJ!e iari\e tn the last of the nintll wheJJ Tony Perez singled and Don Pavleticl! walked with one . out. Hartenstein tben re- . ' , ' 1 The Cubs touched Pappas lor run in the flrst :when Kesslp,er doubled, went 10 on a fielder's choice · ns Billy Williams bit Into docble play. Stoneman entered lhe jlllme placed Cub starter Rsy Culp The Reds tied it 1·1111 ~e~~;~~~~::;] in tile last of the 1014 after and got John Edwards 1o hit of the second when Vada r~Uever Chuck Hartenstein was l!fted for a plnch·bltter 'In tbe top of the inning. 1 It was the lhlrd loss In the last games for lho second into a force. Alter walking singled, stole second, went tilji~>ft~~;'~i pincb· hitter Art Sbarrisky to th~rd on an Infield out and load, the bases, , Hartenstem scored on a wild pi~ by Culp. l'l'tired Tommy Harper to send the· pme into lht loth, ROOF BEATS YANKS NEW YORK (UP!) rWJIAI Roof hit a twc;Mlll homer In the seventh Inning Satufi!ay to give Tuny Pierce his lint m a j o X::~~:~~~ league victory as the Ka11&8s:!Ns11lot1li ill Cily Athletics beat the New was the pjayer to York Yankees 6-2 · Pipers. ~ ' Bunning B~mped by Giants Eighth Rung Rally.Gives IIUf PJIIAIIICIII()) '(UPI)-Tbe bulwts ,tag'glldlwnlnebltsand A S I ros RookleBobEtherldgeputSan lllft·Fraodleo Giants, w1r0 ney.. three)ai.-necl runs before gOing Francisco ahead 2-1 in the 41h W!• ft' l n Ove r p·l1•nfes lr----~~-------...;;;;;;;.;.;:;~~;;;i;;;--~~ U · er bad defeated Jim Bunning out fti a pinch hitter after six inning by doubling• across Jim 1 rn Candlestick Park, flnally did innings. Hart ~ ho bad openP<I the frame HOUSTON IUI11) - Bob Lio Asprornonte drove in 4 run followed with another one Juan It S!!tm·day wblie turning back Hi• '~eason reeoed noll' is 16-9 wrth a t••o bagger. Then. after iis singled home pincb-runoer on a pair of doubles and a sin· Przarro then relieved AI Mc· l the Phlladelplla PhUlles 6-1 on and lit is 12-4 for his career Bullllrng mtenhonally "alked Julro Golay in the erghth inning gle m his first appearance in Bean and after Ed Mathews Jut Gaylord Perry's six • bitter. againSt tbe Giant.. BUnning entered the conies! p rfy who bested Bunning at with a mark o! 7.0 against the Phi~adeiphia on May 22 struck ,GJania In the windy stadium out six and allowed fot,'r walks while lifting his season mark to ~ 7•12: Saturday's Results . • Tom Haller sparked a 12 • hit San francisco attack by smashing his Jlth home run of the season to give the Gianl< their (10 lnnilllfl) .. . . .. •.. .. . .. · frrs!;run of the game, and scorCbgo 100 100 000 0-2 7 0 ed a total of three times. ' a single by John Callison. C1rm 011 000 000 2- H Culp, Hartenstein (9), Stoneman (I) and Hundley; Pappas, Abernathy (10) and Edwards. WP - Abernathy>· t4-3). LP Stoneman (IJ..I). !IRS - Harper ·!5th), Santo (21), Pinson 3. . (!lib). • -. ~ • '•; r• • ' " I ' ·- .-• . .. .... : -.. " .. . ' . ........ .~ . • - . ... .. .. ~ • . . • • • . ' .. .· ... . •' • .. . -. . . . ..... ~· .' . . .. ' .. : ..... Dtck Groat to load the bases, Ttto Fuentes htt a sacrrfice II~ for a 3·1 advantage An. error_by second baseman Cookte RoJas set "P two un· earned Giant runs in the sixth, and W1Jiie Mavs, who had two smgles, tallied another m :he seventh on a passed bail. Bunnmg accounted for Philadelphia's lone run in the thtrd when he doubled and scored on .. • Baltimore 050 GO& 000-5 10 1 Cleveland 00! 010 0110-3 8 0 Hardin, Watt (7) and Etchebarren, Haney <n: O'Donogbue, Pena t2) CormoUy (3) Culver 17), ADeri (9) and' ~e. WP _ Hardin (1.0), LP _ O'Don· ogbue (5-4), HRS _ Aparicio (2Dd) ·Alvis C131h). ' Detroit 000 00! 001_ 3 14 0 Chlcqo 200 21111 OOx-4 5 0 8 arma Wlckerabam (&), AgII) 'and Freeban; Wood, WIItelm (&) McMahon (9) and ' ' O) .m! i~"!'~~W:(;.~~ ~3-B.: . -. . .. " 1 ' Uaited Pres& lateraattonal Americla League .Nfght Games Not Included o W L Pet. GB Chicago . . . . 56 41 577 Boston .. ·. 54 42 .563 1\2 Dt#oit . . . 52 44 .542 3',> ~ol? Sl 45 .531 4'.'.t Ca~forma 54 48 50 52 45 54 44 53 42 55 43 57 W&~hington 529 .490 .455 .454 .433 .430 4\1 8\2 12 12 14 14',1 Cie\>eland . Baltimore . New York · Kansas City Saturday's Resulb Kansas City 6 New York 2 Washington 3 California 1 Baltimore 5 Cleveland 3 000 GO& 1110 - 1 8 0 .. (• •) --~ ........_, IIR _Fer'" .... ·--• rara ,(u,~) "', WASHING'I'ON tUPI)-Frank a 3-2 victory over the CaI'I· PlilldelpiU 001 000 tit»-I 1 1 Howard singled home Hank AI· fo~~:.~~g~~ke a 2•2 tie In the 8111 J'rlu. 010 2D2 10.:-6 12 3 l"!J with lhe winning run In the sev~nth wlren hi' sirrgjed to S!!OJ'-< Bunning, Farrell (7) and Dal- seventh Inning after blasting who bad le<l off the Inn· ~~~ J>erry (7>12) and HaJ. lrlil27th home run of the season with a double. Jer, BuoniJra (IIJ..t). HR in the first Saturday to lead the The Angels tied it in !he sec· - ..lb!ler (UI!t). ati'eaklng Was)jington Senators when Rick Reichardt and Rodgers walked and Bob1 £A_IJf _ Knoop_ followed with a runUU .LU scormg smgle. • · h P_mcb. liter Jr'mmie Hll a .put Cairfornra ahead In the srxtb when be hit his 131h homer of · ·· , the season but the Senators VI<:,~~ "': Tbe""''ll'llthtaml~~.:~IIDiwllLa• won by Dr. Lewis back 1lJ even tiie score In ~..... ~· the last of the iMing when Mike wu. held 1f ~ (llrDJpoll' The next mixed to·r•uamen\ Epstein singled, moved to third Clouljrf r~. • be held ·the latter part of on a single by Paul Casanova It Wli !be '' lirge.d lfOP and scored on a sa~ice fl byy llllb 10 golfei'J Day event on We~nesSaverine. . tlr'e tot11'1181Qe1llllld Jly 26, was won by Bet!y 1 The Senstors have now won andte':'e!1 With bet drive clos 116 of their last 21 games. the pin on No. 4 green. Casey Cox, the third of fiVe The Tripalrbune Handlcan Tour- Senator pitchers got credit f o r ings were win, his fourtll In five dec!s.;:av.RodeNan~. TawnO) srons. Minnie Roju also the =:zt~~r 0 """ third Angel pitcher, was tagged - Bye, his seventh loss against Betty seven victories. • Bess ft - -•-e Part In Recent GoH .. . •.· •. ~ -.... l On _r;y;en • CoUfSe L". · ~ . Helen a~t~:• Shoemaker lletli~'.sO!t*· Jean Wallker:Sar·a l . Nibert • Thomas • Heli!n 1 Nai!<V ~ ~~~:1~ .~: 6 ;~ 5~ Cindnnati 54 48 .52.1 6\; San Fran " 53 49 ,510 8 PP'tbburgh. . ~ 50 .4!10 101> 1 ~a::~~: ~~ H to ll . :: 14'(, 42 59 116 18 ous n · · New Yor k .. 39 57 ·m 19 VISIT CANCEIJ,ED CLE\'ELANJi IUPI) _ Forh · igbt bottng cham· ~er Ceavywe Cl who was to ~~:e :~;~~ thea~lty's east side ·U. Dr M r1 Luther King WI , • ar ~ d hi . 't s~:~~·. c:;~ ;lay ~i::d· a nd d lded to 1 • Detro'! 1 a panem ec week. 1ll visit the cit next 1 1 ry Y Clay was to have assisted King in convincing N<lgroes to register fo~ the fall elections. King continued' lhe tour alone. IUGBEST EVER OFFERED NEW YORK (UPI) - Statewide purses of $2,129,000 wUI Ire offered, the blghest in the history of lhe New York Sire Stakes, for New York-bred hor\1es, it was announced Saturday by lhe harness horse breeders Of New Yark State, Inc. More than ha1! the purses will bl' awarded al Rooaevelt and Yonkers Raceways. Boyer'SHOmef G'IVes Ch'Icago ~3 Victory CHICAGO (UPI) K•n :o! : ~r;:"Sa~~~~v :~~ relief pitclrer_llon ' llltMahon put dbwn a mnth • lnnlltg rally to earn the Cbicago ·White Sox a. 4-3 victory over the Detroit Trgers. McMahon relieved Hoyt helm with runnt'fS on first and thrrd, and no one out and one run In an d re t'odlhre rr . e men order. • Boyer hit his first Am•erte~m League home run off loser Sparma in the first inning with two out following a walk Walt Williams. -rJre 36-year-old. veteran 13 seasons in the National gue drew a walk in tbe 1oun•n. moved to third on Pete Wan!'• single and scored on an1 ~~~~ out. fum Hansen then dt the fourth run across. Detroit knocked out win1ning pitcher Wilbur Wood in sixth with singles by AI Kaline, Bill Freehan and Mickey ley that produ,ced two runs. "rday followed rn the f~t~te~s ' >f hiS brother, Cl~cmna '. e s I star Pete Rose, Y Stgnrng a contract wtth the Reds. Dave, who batted over .300 j for Western Hills, was ordered t 1 t0 th Reds' Wythe- I eclub the villerepor Va, farm ° ~lacbian ay. Taken In Trade 67 Cadillac DeVille Convertible _ Full compliment of power equipment, Autronld' •hl~t''V~ and top grain red leather interior. maleh tng mtenor. Comfort control air-condition· , rn g Fu ll power equrpmenl, radio, w s;w tires, tinted glass, blue metallic finish with ·matching interior. --------, I ONLY 2 NEW . I CADILLACS IN STOCK ~ 1 1. Calais H. T. Sedan 2. H. T. Sedan DeVille 1 IBoth with Air Cond1tlonmg. Solct on a first come, first I --------S(>J\I{'rl b a SIS GMAC FINANCING KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES OPEN EVES. TIL 8:00 10 992-5342 Rookie League S u ~~~~~ DOC SMITH Sill'S: 1965 BUICK ELECTRA 4 Dr. Factory Air Condition, 23,000 Miles, We Sold 11 New 1965 BUICK WILDCAT 1 Dr. Hardtop, local Owner. Was $2195 1966 CH£V, 4 DR. SEDAN .' t I I _ __ . J_ • . "' ....-·--_. . ___ _ . ---.,.____-..___·:__,.."-~.::'-" ·- ~-;.:....-.....;.:';-;;,;;:;-::itJ:'"';;;i~~=z:;z~:R~ • SP,CIAL . 4 Dr. Autolllliijc, 3~0!10 Mllea . , 1WJd95 . 1963 CHEV. IMPALA Spt Cpe, V8, Standard, Was $1295.00 1095·. 5 H , 1964 BUICK. WILDCAT. I ' 19M BUICK 5 YEAR BUYERS, Buy Now While Selection ·lc ~~ • : ' Wlnle, New Condition, Cute Litle Thinl 1595 11 With Fedory Air Conditioning. ·~D-OF-· ' . • 1967 DOJSUN: PI(I(UJ 5 18-'67 BUICK$ • Pomeroy Sunday Shoppers Welcome. We Aren't Open, But'tome In and Browse Around. 1195 • $129S~ 61 Cadillac Coupe DeVille 5 • $3700 '; FuIJ eomphment of power equipment, radio, new , w s w t1res. tmted glass, grey metallic finish with , · cond. F.1tra, Extraalce I • ' ' ' 65 Cadillac Calais 4 Door Custom, -4: Dr. Hardtop. Factory Air l $5200 .. , eye, radro, power antenna, rear seat speak~, wlsiw,... · llres. heaut1ful PerSJan tvory fmish with white top' V8, 17,000 Miles, Was $1995.00 • Dlz ·Beard • • Fe a~ f¥.~~; ,G;jame~i~t Deweese J~I~~~~;idb~~~. ·..:.Avon. Lull: ll AI "1,he B0 II" Feff3f a .Raps I\.A'lUteh{110ffief Civint~ LA DodgtTS ~-1 Vi~_•tory'Ovel' I\fe(.: I k d's BI·g StJ"c ., k Fran Howar New York ~ts.z~00:a'!7'~~g~ Leads w to w.·n LIKE-NEW CADILLACS··,, ., Saturday It• cap a thl\'e . run 10 days after berng sidelrned into a force play, Aspromon:e l rally and carry the Houston w1th an njury. 1 doubled Jn two runs to make tl ! Astros to a li-5 victory over the I Houston, whtch W3S trailing 5- ' 5·5 After John Bate•nen walk· Pittsb"rgh Ptrates. 0 in the sixth innrng, was sttJ;I ed, Ullis connected hts 11mning Golay was runr.ing for Bob behng 6-3 gomg nto the la<t o£1 hrt Aspromonte who doubled home the eighth The victory went to Dave Ed- , two runs to lte the game and Ron Davis led off the etghth ers, who pitohed only the i set the slage for Lilbs' hit. witb a smgle and Rusty Staub inning. Pizarro took the loS3. ~- - LOS ANGELES (UP!) - AI Inning with the score tiej 1-1 5·2, allowed the Dodgers only Ferrara hit his third home run and belted a 1-1 pitch off Bob ftve hits In as many games to give the Hendley lor his lith ~omer of The Dodgers took a 1.0 1in the first inning when B o b Los Angeles Dodgers a 2-t win the season. over the New York Mets Sat- I The blow gave the Dod~ers a I Bailey beat out a smash to urday. box tha t He rvll E' ~' 1 sweep of a three game seris pitcher's Chicago 4 Detroit 3 "The Bull" as he Is known to against the Mets knocked down but could no t ' Minnesota at Boston 2, twi-night his teammates, stepped to the Frrara hit a homer in eacl1 handle Bailey then race ~ 3!1' Today's Probable Pitchers plate m the bottom of the ninth of the preceding games AU the the way home on Ferro"' 's Ail Times EDT ~- homrs landed in what app3r· bloop to right. Kansas City (Hunter 9-9 and Lopez 0-2) at Cleveland (Tiant ently rs his favorite spot _ ov- That's the way it stood unt tl Dobson 6-6 or Krausse 5-13) at 7-6 and McDowell 7-9), 2, 1 P·l er the 380 foot mark in tho left tbe seventh innmg when Swg. New York (Downmg 10.5 and m. . field stands. er walked lead off man Bud Barber 6-11)2 , I p m. Monday's Games Young Bill Singer got credit! Harrelson. Clean Jones po"-'d a California (Clark 8-6 and Bru- Kansas City at New York for the Tictory, his Sixth aga•nst smgle to right sendmg !larrei net 11-12) at Washington (Moore 1 Minnesota at Boston four defllats. He gave up eight son to third and he scor'd the , 5·9 and Coleman 3<1), 2, I p.m. IChicago at Cleveland, night hits but used his blazing fast tyrng run on Ed Charles' , g. Minnesota (Merrrt 6-3) at Bos- Only games scheduled ball to get himseir out of rre- nfice fl y to nght 1 ton (Brandon 4-7), 2 p.m. quent trouble. He struck 0 u t 1 1 . Detroit (Pndres Z.O and LoNational League 1 nine men. , ROSE SIGN CONTRACT Itch 5-12) at Chicago (Howard! W L Pet. Gil 'l Hendley, whose record Is now CINCINNATI (UP!) - Sec- , 3·7 and llorlen 12-3) 2, 2:15 p. [ Lo is · - - · - ond baseman Dave Rose of the 59 40 596 m. 1St u " " · Istate champton Ctncinnati We!;!- II 0 '·' 7 : 3 6 1 Baltimore IMcNally 6-7 on d ern Hill High school team Sat4 yet (Ill). , 15 Older Model c_. Some good Some not so Hot Make Us AI! Off~ 75 5 �. -.. . -· ~ I t·~ ,' t • I I ' .. , ~~ ' "''"'•'4' ... •]};;.. B~mer ' CINCINNATI (UP!) - Vada three losses. He blanked t be Cubs 'ln the lotb. · Plson bl! a two • run homer off · , 1 rookie l'ightlu!nder -l!Ul stone- Pinson I hqmer • ~I• ninth of ruan with O,!le out !n lho~~ tne season, came after a walk mning Saturday to give lhe Cm· to Pete Rose. cil!natj Reda a 4-2· victory over the Ollcago Cubs. Ted Abernathy, who tonk OV· er in the lOth after starter Milt Pappaa was lllted for a · pinchhltter1In tile ninth, picked up lhe -vlctory- bla fOI!J'Ijl ~gains! place Cubs. The Reds blew a chance to wm IJ!e iari\e tn the last of the nintll wheJJ Tony Perez singled and Don Pavleticl! walked with one . out. Hartenstein tben re- . ' , ' 1 The Cubs touched Pappas lor run in the flrst :when Kesslp,er doubled, went 10 on a fielder's choice · ns Billy Williams bit Into docble play. Stoneman entered lhe jlllme placed Cub starter Rsy Culp The Reds tied it 1·1111 ~e~~;~~~~::;] in tile last of the 1014 after and got John Edwards 1o hit of the second when Vada r~Uever Chuck Hartenstein was l!fted for a plnch·bltter 'In tbe top of the inning. 1 It was the lhlrd loss In the last games for lho second into a force. Alter walking singled, stole second, went tilji~>ft~~;'~i pincb· hitter Art Sbarrisky to th~rd on an Infield out and load, the bases, , Hartenstem scored on a wild pi~ by Culp. l'l'tired Tommy Harper to send the· pme into lht loth, ROOF BEATS YANKS NEW YORK (UP!) rWJIAI Roof hit a twc;Mlll homer In the seventh Inning Satufi!ay to give Tuny Pierce his lint m a j o X::~~:~~~ league victory as the Ka11&8s:!Ns11lot1li ill Cily Athletics beat the New was the pjayer to York Yankees 6-2 · Pipers. ~ ' Bunning B~mped by Giants Eighth Rung Rally.Gives IIUf PJIIAIIICIII()) '(UPI)-Tbe bulwts ,tag'glldlwnlnebltsand A S I ros RookleBobEtherldgeputSan lllft·Fraodleo Giants, w1r0 ney.. three)ai.-necl runs before gOing Francisco ahead 2-1 in the 41h W!• ft' l n Ove r p·l1•nfes lr----~~-------...;;;;;;;.;.;:;~~;;;i;;;--~~ U · er bad defeated Jim Bunning out fti a pinch hitter after six inning by doubling• across Jim 1 rn Candlestick Park, flnally did innings. Hart ~ ho bad openP<I the frame HOUSTON IUI11) - Bob Lio Asprornonte drove in 4 run followed with another one Juan It S!!tm·day wblie turning back Hi• '~eason reeoed noll' is 16-9 wrth a t••o bagger. Then. after iis singled home pincb-runoer on a pair of doubles and a sin· Przarro then relieved AI Mc· l the Phlladelplla PhUlles 6-1 on and lit is 12-4 for his career Bullllrng mtenhonally "alked Julro Golay in the erghth inning gle m his first appearance in Bean and after Ed Mathews Jut Gaylord Perry's six • bitter. againSt tbe Giant.. BUnning entered the conies! p rfy who bested Bunning at with a mark o! 7.0 against the Phi~adeiphia on May 22 struck ,GJania In the windy stadium out six and allowed fot,'r walks while lifting his season mark to ~ 7•12: Saturday's Results . • Tom Haller sparked a 12 • hit San francisco attack by smashing his Jlth home run of the season to give the Gianl< their (10 lnnilllfl) .. . . .. •.. .. . .. · frrs!;run of the game, and scorCbgo 100 100 000 0-2 7 0 ed a total of three times. ' a single by John Callison. C1rm 011 000 000 2- H Culp, Hartenstein (9), Stoneman (I) and Hundley; Pappas, Abernathy (10) and Edwards. WP - Abernathy>· t4-3). LP Stoneman (IJ..I). !IRS - Harper ·!5th), Santo (21), Pinson 3. . (!lib). • -. ~ • '•; r• • ' " I ' ·- .-• . .. .... : -.. " .. . ' . ........ .~ . • - . ... .. .. ~ • . . • • • . ' .. .· ... . •' • .. . -. . . . ..... ~· .' . . .. ' .. : ..... Dtck Groat to load the bases, Ttto Fuentes htt a sacrrfice II~ for a 3·1 advantage An. error_by second baseman Cookte RoJas set "P two un· earned Giant runs in the sixth, and W1Jiie Mavs, who had two smgles, tallied another m :he seventh on a passed bail. Bunnmg accounted for Philadelphia's lone run in the thtrd when he doubled and scored on .. • Baltimore 050 GO& 000-5 10 1 Cleveland 00! 010 0110-3 8 0 Hardin, Watt (7) and Etchebarren, Haney <n: O'Donogbue, Pena t2) CormoUy (3) Culver 17), ADeri (9) and' ~e. WP _ Hardin (1.0), LP _ O'Don· ogbue (5-4), HRS _ Aparicio (2Dd) ·Alvis C131h). ' Detroit 000 00! 001_ 3 14 0 Chlcqo 200 21111 OOx-4 5 0 8 arma Wlckerabam (&), AgII) 'and Freeban; Wood, WIItelm (&) McMahon (9) and ' ' O) .m! i~"!'~~W:(;.~~ ~3-B.: . -. . .. " 1 ' Uaited Pres& lateraattonal Americla League .Nfght Games Not Included o W L Pet. GB Chicago . . . . 56 41 577 Boston .. ·. 54 42 .563 1\2 Dt#oit . . . 52 44 .542 3',> ~ol? Sl 45 .531 4'.'.t Ca~forma 54 48 50 52 45 54 44 53 42 55 43 57 W&~hington 529 .490 .455 .454 .433 .430 4\1 8\2 12 12 14 14',1 Cie\>eland . Baltimore . New York · Kansas City Saturday's Resulb Kansas City 6 New York 2 Washington 3 California 1 Baltimore 5 Cleveland 3 000 GO& 1110 - 1 8 0 .. (• •) --~ ........_, IIR _Fer'" .... ·--• rara ,(u,~) "', WASHING'I'ON tUPI)-Frank a 3-2 victory over the CaI'I· PlilldelpiU 001 000 tit»-I 1 1 Howard singled home Hank AI· fo~~:.~~g~~ke a 2•2 tie In the 8111 J'rlu. 010 2D2 10.:-6 12 3 l"!J with lhe winning run In the sev~nth wlren hi' sirrgjed to S!!OJ'-< Bunning, Farrell (7) and Dal- seventh Inning after blasting who bad le<l off the Inn· ~~~ J>erry (7>12) and HaJ. lrlil27th home run of the season with a double. Jer, BuoniJra (IIJ..t). HR in the first Saturday to lead the The Angels tied it in !he sec· - ..lb!ler (UI!t). ati'eaklng Was)jington Senators when Rick Reichardt and Rodgers walked and Bob1 £A_IJf _ Knoop_ followed with a runUU .LU scormg smgle. • · h P_mcb. liter Jr'mmie Hll a .put Cairfornra ahead In the srxtb when be hit his 131h homer of · ·· , the season but the Senators VI<:,~~ "': Tbe""''ll'llthtaml~~.:~IIDiwllLa• won by Dr. Lewis back 1lJ even tiie score In ~..... ~· the last of the iMing when Mike wu. held 1f ~ (llrDJpoll' The next mixed to·r•uamen\ Epstein singled, moved to third Clouljrf r~. • be held ·the latter part of on a single by Paul Casanova It Wli !be '' lirge.d lfOP and scored on a sa~ice fl byy llllb 10 golfei'J Day event on We~nesSaverine. . tlr'e tot11'1181Qe1llllld Jly 26, was won by Bet!y 1 The Senstors have now won andte':'e!1 With bet drive clos 116 of their last 21 games. the pin on No. 4 green. Casey Cox, the third of fiVe The Tripalrbune Handlcan Tour- Senator pitchers got credit f o r ings were win, his fourtll In five dec!s.;:av.RodeNan~. TawnO) srons. Minnie Roju also the =:zt~~r 0 """ third Angel pitcher, was tagged - Bye, his seventh loss against Betty seven victories. • Bess ft - -•-e Part In Recent GoH .. . •.· •. ~ -.... l On _r;y;en • CoUfSe L". · ~ . Helen a~t~:• Shoemaker lletli~'.sO!t*· Jean Wallker:Sar·a l . Nibert • Thomas • Heli!n 1 Nai!<V ~ ~~~:1~ .~: 6 ;~ 5~ Cindnnati 54 48 .52.1 6\; San Fran " 53 49 ,510 8 PP'tbburgh. . ~ 50 .4!10 101> 1 ~a::~~: ~~ H to ll . :: 14'(, 42 59 116 18 ous n · · New Yor k .. 39 57 ·m 19 VISIT CANCEIJ,ED CLE\'ELANJi IUPI) _ Forh · igbt bottng cham· ~er Ceavywe Cl who was to ~~:e :~;~~ thea~lty's east side ·U. Dr M r1 Luther King WI , • ar ~ d hi . 't s~:~~·. c:;~ ;lay ~i::d· a nd d lded to 1 • Detro'! 1 a panem ec week. 1ll visit the cit next 1 1 ry Y Clay was to have assisted King in convincing N<lgroes to register fo~ the fall elections. King continued' lhe tour alone. IUGBEST EVER OFFERED NEW YORK (UPI) - Statewide purses of $2,129,000 wUI Ire offered, the blghest in the history of lhe New York Sire Stakes, for New York-bred hor\1es, it was announced Saturday by lhe harness horse breeders Of New Yark State, Inc. More than ha1! the purses will bl' awarded al Rooaevelt and Yonkers Raceways. Boyer'SHOmef G'IVes Ch'Icago ~3 Victory CHICAGO (UPI) K•n :o! : ~r;:"Sa~~~~v :~~ relief pitclrer_llon ' llltMahon put dbwn a mnth • lnnlltg rally to earn the Cbicago ·White Sox a. 4-3 victory over the Detroit Trgers. McMahon relieved Hoyt helm with runnt'fS on first and thrrd, and no one out and one run In an d re t'odlhre rr . e men order. • Boyer hit his first Am•erte~m League home run off loser Sparma in the first inning with two out following a walk Walt Williams. -rJre 36-year-old. veteran 13 seasons in the National gue drew a walk in tbe 1oun•n. moved to third on Pete Wan!'• single and scored on an1 ~~~~ out. fum Hansen then dt the fourth run across. Detroit knocked out win1ning pitcher Wilbur Wood in sixth with singles by AI Kaline, Bill Freehan and Mickey ley that produ,ced two runs. "rday followed rn the f~t~te~s ' >f hiS brother, Cl~cmna '. e s I star Pete Rose, Y Stgnrng a contract wtth the Reds. Dave, who batted over .300 j for Western Hills, was ordered t 1 t0 th Reds' Wythe- I eclub the villerepor Va, farm ° ~lacbian ay. Taken In Trade 67 Cadillac DeVille Convertible _ Full compliment of power equipment, Autronld' •hl~t''V~ and top grain red leather interior. maleh tng mtenor. 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Lull: ll AI "1,he B0 II" Feff3f a .Raps I\.A'lUteh{110ffief Civint~ LA DodgtTS ~-1 Vi~_•tory'Ovel' I\fe(.: I k d's BI·g StJ"c ., k Fran Howar New York ~ts.z~00:a'!7'~~g~ Leads w to w.·n LIKE-NEW CADILLACS··,, ., Saturday It• cap a thl\'e . run 10 days after berng sidelrned into a force play, Aspromon:e l rally and carry the Houston w1th an njury. 1 doubled Jn two runs to make tl ! Astros to a li-5 victory over the I Houston, whtch W3S trailing 5- ' 5·5 After John Bate•nen walk· Pittsb"rgh Ptrates. 0 in the sixth innrng, was sttJ;I ed, Ullis connected hts 11mning Golay was runr.ing for Bob behng 6-3 gomg nto the la<t o£1 hrt Aspromonte who doubled home the eighth The victory went to Dave Ed- , two runs to lte the game and Ron Davis led off the etghth ers, who pitohed only the i set the slage for Lilbs' hit. witb a smgle and Rusty Staub inning. Pizarro took the loS3. ~- - LOS ANGELES (UP!) - AI Inning with the score tiej 1-1 5·2, allowed the Dodgers only Ferrara hit his third home run and belted a 1-1 pitch off Bob ftve hits In as many games to give the Hendley lor his lith ~omer of The Dodgers took a 1.0 1in the first inning when B o b Los Angeles Dodgers a 2-t win the season. over the New York Mets Sat- I The blow gave the Dod~ers a I Bailey beat out a smash to urday. box tha t He rvll E' ~' 1 sweep of a three game seris pitcher's Chicago 4 Detroit 3 "The Bull" as he Is known to against the Mets knocked down but could no t ' Minnesota at Boston 2, twi-night his teammates, stepped to the Frrara hit a homer in eacl1 handle Bailey then race ~ 3!1' Today's Probable Pitchers plate m the bottom of the ninth of the preceding games AU the the way home on Ferro"' 's Ail Times EDT ~- homrs landed in what app3r· bloop to right. Kansas City (Hunter 9-9 and Lopez 0-2) at Cleveland (Tiant ently rs his favorite spot _ ov- That's the way it stood unt tl Dobson 6-6 or Krausse 5-13) at 7-6 and McDowell 7-9), 2, 1 P·l er the 380 foot mark in tho left tbe seventh innmg when Swg. New York (Downmg 10.5 and m. . field stands. er walked lead off man Bud Barber 6-11)2 , I p m. Monday's Games Young Bill Singer got credit! Harrelson. Clean Jones po"-'d a California (Clark 8-6 and Bru- Kansas City at New York for the Tictory, his Sixth aga•nst smgle to right sendmg !larrei net 11-12) at Washington (Moore 1 Minnesota at Boston four defllats. He gave up eight son to third and he scor'd the , 5·9 and Coleman 3<1), 2, I p.m. IChicago at Cleveland, night hits but used his blazing fast tyrng run on Ed Charles' , g. Minnesota (Merrrt 6-3) at Bos- Only games scheduled ball to get himseir out of rre- nfice fl y to nght 1 ton (Brandon 4-7), 2 p.m. quent trouble. He struck 0 u t 1 1 . Detroit (Pndres Z.O and LoNational League 1 nine men. , ROSE SIGN CONTRACT Itch 5-12) at Chicago (Howard! W L Pet. Gil 'l Hendley, whose record Is now CINCINNATI (UP!) - Sec- , 3·7 and llorlen 12-3) 2, 2:15 p. [ Lo is · - - · - ond baseman Dave Rose of the 59 40 596 m. 1St u " " · Istate champton Ctncinnati We!;!- II 0 '·' 7 : 3 6 1 Baltimore IMcNally 6-7 on d ern Hill High school team Sat4 yet (Ill). , 15 Older Model c_. Some good Some not so Hot Make Us AI! Off~ 75 5 �.. • • } _.; ~. . .. . , I Pt. _.p eaSant .p. / D,unlop Tir.~ ~ / . : , .N~ . Trips Pomerov KYGER - H wu Pt. Pleannt Peopie'l \IDt vs. Bdwell's Saturday nl&ht for the 11167 chiiiiiP' lonship of the Ninth Annual Kya~ Creek Little 1Aa8Ut baseball tournament. • · · Friday Dilht, Bidwell eliminated Pt. PINJant Dun· lop Tire 10.7 IUid People's Blllk ousted the Poft!eroy Pi· i rallls 5-4 In semifinal action. i ., W!JLLB1'0IIf .;;. · Jrontoa nt. frame. 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Scnators Friday - White Sox vs. Orloles ( ,. ....-'1JAUJPOLIS- The Yankees walked four and struck ou: two. lilii!Wed tile Indians Into !he Ut- Mite Curry pitched the other Leagu. cellar Frldav eve- lnnlag and was smothered by on M•morial F'ield as they a barrage of eight runs. OJrry two Indian hurlers for gave up four hits, walked five bits lor a ,.,. win In a and struck out three tllat was called after The Y~nkees took ~ 1-8 lead GALLIPOLT!! and one hall hm'ngs be- In lhe bottom of the first in- ha~ley ~n~J an~ o~e p~~ PONY S'I'ANDINGS ollhe 10 · run rule niJC when Chuck Burdette waJlL. ::.Yor,..,:.chn~P"Jea~n cr:h~ and TEAM w L 11. OR Cunnmgham went the ed and •cored on Pl. Boster's J ne Acree itched the o(her. Philli•s ........ 10 11211 33 for the Yankees, 11· slnp , a p Reds .. ........ 8 5 125 105 Gnly one hit, a ~oubte The roo! caved In on t.'le 11- FIELD Dodgers . . _ , , , . 5 1 17 88 Wayae Robinson Ill lht top dlans In the second inning whet! WESTBURY, N.Y. (UP!)- Braves .... .... 5 a 74 'II eun:;!ham aeven runs crosaed tile plate. The field for tonight's .-.BM Giants . .. .. .. . 0 10 %7 ug ''"" a ltr out Three runs scored when John Re llzatl Trot 11 Roosevelt TOTALS U %1 442 442 0 Day tripled with the ba1101 load- Ra~eway ~as reducell to seven LAST WEEK'S RESUhTSI wu up th t e e ed. · · entries Friday when the lleW· Dodgen 8 Braves 0 hl.1d two blta, inch.S. The Yankees jumped on Cur> rd d ed • nd Be 1 Reds 19 Giants 4 ..,., Cl Hurl nt 1 '•hi d... hi a s or or 1ra a very ...,..e. ay son we fJ or '"' runs an uur Is Krl 8tel' 8 91 11 ht W Reds 13 Gianll 4 (Make p) plate tbree Umea and In the bottom of the third, Cun81' I . ay ou1 01 PhiiJ 4 B 1 . bi'• Including 1 double "'"""•m drove 1·n three run• the mile-and one SIXteenth raca, riVBI '"' · ·~•·• • Reds 4 Dodgers z Cox was two I'll' two, wllll a triple In the lnnl:~g, 1bt ltewards were dissalll- TmS WEEK'S GAMES: •\~glel. ol'1!Ja Da1 bad a Indians 000 0- I 1 1 fled with lite 4-yell'Oid mar•'• MO.day - Phlllles vs. Gllhl'ae lripl to the plate. YaM 11 I'll 1- 16 t 0 per.formanee In the qualllyln& ants. Rcblri aa ltart!d for Jlllllrl11: Indians - Robin- event al Jloolevelt •• Wednes- Taesday - Braves n Reds 1flll'ked hr • 1011 (LP) Curry (3) an~ Wood- da). She brolte In tllat race but nmdily - Dodgers vs, Gl· lllfed for ard; Vankeeo - Cunnmgham still managed to win In 2:07 ants Cltllll _,. If fire hill, (WP) and Dty. wlth Georp ShoiiJlll t1te •lllk1· FrldaJ - Redl v1. PbUila · .fllvmliittt t. Ht•tlf19 - MIN'S Ri:Dua:o ....._mni: MIN·l . BOYS .SWIM:/ .. I ' ' W!Atr ; .. '' .' Hllitft'S PWMBING .. AND · llltATINO R01il'l'E l&q ~ "'EVI:I'~ SUMMER . SUITS . .,' , •, . .. , CAI\PETED lJVJNG ROOM. QUl. 65 Thunder.bjtd . ~~· -~~9~~S~~ · ,. ~ Senators11 IRed Sol 12 Tigers. ~thi~ICI ~~ ~~llaes 1 t an tel ns 'ftll8 WEEK'S GAMES So:onday - ·~ Coronet 2 Dr. I cyl lflrL iriQI. lll~t a!ld· Wlltar · ? 0 (1-5) ' • 'fl,. ' •. • . ~ •j "."C'alJipoJis Yankees Humb}e ~~ 1 Indian B }J:..O C '1dJ s y .,. ount ·> ~"'Pf'CY RIALTOIt -JlS95 Coroaet, Door, I eyL' Sid,. Irani. Radl.o lnd,llfater 66 Dodge . ~ _. . ~ · A69S GA.ItE~: 18 ~· ' share in the title, provided Bravesaiso win all their malte· ll 1 !f!, • upB~a::~i~~~~~~~~~~l / up games wbich includes one. 11-2 win oover Maaon on Fri· Beaver's 7 Safford's 3 wit!! the lront-runnlng Redlega day evening. N I' 7 Barr' 1 Friday ••·ve Prl- lllrted ea s s .,.., -. Coolville. in Its second game Falls City II Jaycees 4 lor the Red Sox, was of tho toumey, grabbed a S-0 Falls ~1ty 14 Neals 12 by Mille Green In the fifth lead over Mason iD the bollom Safford .s 5 QSSC, 2 the bas~s loaded. Green of the first and coasted tile rest Beavers t Barrs 8 POMEROY A banquet for ned the side and got the 'Y'an~•ll of the way while pitchers Dan- Jaycees 9 G & J 5 the playm and coaches of tl!e out in the sixth for 'a save. --.:...- -~· ny Hall, IJ1d Hastings Umlted Neal's 10 G lo J f Meigs County American Lagion Red So1 bitten ~~>ere Perl1ll the opposition to only lout hits QSSC 10 Jaycees 8 &a.eball Team will be held on Ault a double, PultenS'twlf in lila 1il:-innlng contest, G & J a Salford's ~ Wednesday, 7 p. m., at the La- btes, and McDaniels a Neal's 18 GSI 4 8ion Hall In Pomeroy· · Steve Gerlach got the only , . Ha!!llngs started on I h e Players are requested to hit. . 7 MaJOr Laape Resulll Sl8k, 0 Dell (!) , Mikkelsett ( ) mound lor the winners and was TIBS WEEK'S 1m in their nlforms at lhis Mike &lin pitched lor the By United Press llllel'!lltlo!lll and Pagllaronl} '(l\t!!lt ·~ 'lmd relieved by Hall in the tnp of Monda U th t th be t ed National Lea(llle Bateman LP-S1sk 13-ll , th •tth Hall 1 -~ left!JandY , me so a •y can ' 01' Yanks. fanning 12, walkllll one. St. LolliS 001 232 1101 9 14 0 Amerieao Leape e" . • •;·;,"' bat•er Gl ••. Barrs and cleaned for nexl season. I - --~ 11 •4tlanta 001000 000- 1 6 2 Ka.nsas City at New York, ppd., •hre, hhaa~ ruc_~. ~xcep~one. 'In Neal's vs. QSI!C , Players may keep their base- OUT OF ACTION Huahes '9-3) and McCarver · mn I . • "'"' und d ty f G & J vs. Beavers ball caps. , NEW YORK (UPII-Three Lamaster 'upshaw t5), Rako~ (12 innings) : five mnlngsd of mo Ill or Jaycee~ VI. Safford'• Also Invited and welcome New York Yankees, pltdler ~oe 0 (6), . Ke~ (7), Hernandez (9) Ball 000 000 000 11110- o a o1CoolvllThele unnbag ttere h •f::i (Makeup garnea - Falls City- attend lhe banquet are all Verbantc, outfielder Steve Whl· ,lllld , Torre, Uecker (7). LP- ,C!eve ooo ooo ooo 001- 1 1 ment. one e Barr's; Beaver's - Neals': G umpires who helped with the taker and outflelder-nrst baseLemaster (7·5) . HRS-Cepeda 21 Brabender, Drabowsky !10) to strike ~ hwlt 0 d~h~ f: & J Barr's; Barr'• • Falls home games (includlng I he man Mike Hegan, were lo1fto ,Ufth & 17th), and Etchebarren; Hargan (10-81 j right and 11 as Pe<• City.) · bas~ umpires), those persons the club Friday lor Army New York tJtiO 000 000- 1 7 1 and Sims. LP-Drabowsky (6- an error. helping wit!! the Reserve duly. 14 ..LA 100 000 Qlx- I 8 o 1). HR-Horton (4tb). I Coolville hittera against MasL1'1'1'LE LEAGUE away gam•• and anyone Verbanlc and Whitaker .. Cardwell, Shaw (6) , Bennell CaUl 110 000 1100- 2 6 I 011 were Hall, a triple and sinSTANDINGS who helped In any way miss the weekend serlt1 with :All and Gooos•n ; Osteen (1:1-IOJ Wash 020 010 50x- 8 10 0 gle; Harvey, 1 triple; Mahom- · this project. The banquet will Kansu City and Hegan will be .and Roseboro. LP-cardwell (S. Hamilton, Clmii!D (7), Coates ey, two singles; Ollon, a triple TEAM W L R OR Pel. be stag and lnlorrnal. lost for two weeks. .I). HR-F'errara (loth). <7) and Rodgers, Taylor (81; and Mullens, a single. Mason Ticer f 1 118 24 'l'il GALLIPOLIS PEE WEB OR,_, FINED ,Pbila 001 0011100- 1 7 Ortega and Casanova. LP hitters were Oblinger. \"an M'a- White• So · ' v,., :t.D Fran 110 101 30x- 7 12 I -Hamilton 15-21. tre, Morgap and Lambert, earh Sen to • .. I 2 70 33 ·7ii0 LEAGUE SCHEDULE UlS ANGELES (UPI)-New L. Jackaon, G. JaekiOD (7), Minn · tOO 700 100- t Jl 1 with a single. Son ·.. 1 ~ 74 ~ ·750 Moaday Wrens va. Yorlc Met eateher Jerry Grote llall (7) and Dalrvmpie; IBoston 100 000 1110-2 8. . . ..... I ' " 7 • 57 • .700 1'1!ellday- Easles VI. ,100 poorer today. 9 Mariehal (13- ) and Haller. LP I Chance <12-11) and Zimmer· CoolvUie will play AddiSon Athletics .. 4 4 SO 28 .500 Wedne•day- Falcons vs. J. Manacer w01 Weslra -J,, Jack90n (7-10). HRS- Iman : Lonborg, Santiago (4), an~ Middleport will ~ up •· Yankee• 2 7 37 1M .222 Hawks slapped him wllh the fine lleCovey (17th), Elhtridce JOslnski (6) and Ryan, Gibson gamlrt Pomeroy No. I'" semi- Orioles .... 2 I 32 52 .200 Tbunday- Oriolet ••. Friday for getting 151. LP~Lonborg (JH). HR- llnals gameo on Monday with Indians .. .. I I 28 tl .lll 'W. ~lit), Allen 05th). ejected from Thursday night's 003 100 m- 1 12 1 Killebrew (3oth). . Qllcago the first game to begm at 8.45 TOiala 15 Sl 381 381 Friday - Clrds V.I. Larks game against lhe Los A!lleles Clnci 000 000 110-- 2 B I Detroit 001 012 003- 7 In 1 p.m. LA8'1' WEEKS RESULTS Dodgers. Grote, who was the Jenkins (IUJ and Hundley; Ottcago 002 000 on- t 1 4 The championship game will Orl 1 Indian tl)llll'lenced catcher left at 1 0 Jillloney, Nottebart (5), McCool Willon, Marshall 181 and he Wednesday at s p.m. Redo esSo 7 Orlls , time or h1J 8111• 11 Abernathy (I) IJ1d Ed- Freehan; Peters, McMahon (7), l o es • ncelved "a 1tern 1ecture . •1 Pl. Pleasant ooored 1w1ce tn .tho first, and platA!d single runs bl each of the llOCGnd. fifth and aatb innings. In the bottom of ·the •ixth, Chapman acored the winnmg run with two out. He lingled advanced on 1 hil ballman then scored on Barnette's - 1 Standings runs lrl lite !lop~ tht sixt!l Columbus inning. but il wasn t enough as Toledo Pl. PJ•uant People's Bank won Toronto i-4 Jacksonville t.· • •. . . .. J IIJe ,louf1b. los~. · F;vans l'l!ll,'lft ~ • ' . · · '. , jlion, llld was charted lf!th )he Logao ·~rj)lt, 1-l, Soutlt JV•b: ~ ro~. ~:C r~~~~~r '. . ~ ...·. • . went 'the ,distance ster ouat_ld de!$1dlill chaniP111 da~ ni8fit 18 '!land Galllpolll' with two out and two on base for lron!oll. •• 1 . . ion Mi~~~~ ~..... 1 Little Leip;i AII.S~s • lteart- fof Ironloll, the La~ Coun- · for 'G',llfpo!J'; ~ar ~8iher, wlilpJII!!l Ne",Mai;afteld . breaijni ·&.3 setback 1'1 a llrlt llans tiDied what proved to be ~ai$)n, Kavell Slteets, La e 1S!ockdal~ 4owned Logan, ""11:o. round Soull:eaatem l)hia LL the wlnnifli run on • French and Skipper · Johni!On each had 9-1 Sixtellr teame wm entt!l'·.ll Tournament contest. City miscue. slngl~s. Albrteht, .Beaver, Hoi-~ ed in tlie 12th annuaL event. .., Gallipolla jumped shea:! s-o GaiUpolia outhlt Ironton 11-4. lzerfeld and Rogers ha~ sln· Line score of tl!e Gallipoli!· IJ In its llalf of the second ·tm1ing The Gallla Countians made two gles for the winners. jlront'lll till: · on two Ironton error~. 3 walk, costly errors. Ironton 1"1 wd e Athens pblyed Coalton in the Gallipolis ..... 030 000- 3 5 nightcap. , lron!Gn . . . . . . . . 003 lOG- 4 4 1 single by steve Lee, and a three errors. wild pitch. Junior Jamison opened on the In their «rst round games 1 Gailtpolls batterle! - )3mt:ll'ii~~~-..,R~~"T..;;,"'i7':T;i:'""~r"-:· However, the lrontomans hOI lor Gallipolla. He left I he last week, Wellston heat Oak sou, Keisling (lp) & She!!(S. bounced back with three mark- mound ":ilh the score tied, 3·3. Hill, 18-4, Albany downed M<'-J Ironton batteries Evans ers in their half of tile th' r d Danny K.esllng re111aced Jam. Arth•u 5-4, Jackson ehmmated (wp) and Bowen. III i .. ./. ' IrOnton ··EilmWaits, ,Galli~lis 4-3 · • pony League_ · Reds· "In, Thir ' • dSt ht . rmg I .... "~· •· -· /-, • ' " - . Last night's consplaiJijn game lingle. i found the Pomeroy Pirate! bat- With one ot In the lOp ; tling Pl. Pleasant Dunlop Tln!s of the slllh, Nea~elroad walki for consolation ltooors. ed, J. ~liard doubled In one In Ftidats.. Qrst ~l!nal ""'• C1 Faulk tripled In two : ~aWe, Bidwell (ell behind 7-4 in runs 1M fore Roberts put down 'iife· second after taklng a t-0 the .uprising. lead In the flrot frlllle, but the The winners had five runa 011 ..Gallla Countlan• boiUiced ba~k nine hits. The loaers had four ! with lour more runs lR tilelr runo on eight hils. Roberts ; half of the second to regain the went all the way for the winAU.:.STAR WI" 0 ; lead for. keeps. ners. English WBI charged with TUPPERS PLAINS-':: .. I!J9ai!:m , while Rick va h : The wumers added two insur- tile toss. He relieved Falk. I Eaatem contlnueil Maire started lor Mlddle110~ : ance lllll'kers in the third inI GALLIPOLIS - Friday ntgllt two out In tho ' lourth Inning Thivener's sln•le in llle secways by and was reileveil liy Mickey i ning, and the final three in- For the winnen, Rollins had on Memorial Field the Reds won .Dive retlrod the last 'ten men ond and a aingle by Steinbeck In ' iD durinl the second. ., 1 : ninga turned out to he 1 pitch.. two singles, Redmond two sinlheir third game of the week in order. the fifth ·wero the only hits Pony Laague gamL Eastern ~lUers were Elclling. i tr's duel. gles. Roberts had a double and willl a 4-2 win ov•r the Dodg· In the filth Inning Bumett Reds could collect ofl tate tail week: ' I:} . home run .and anc 1 ! P. Stout opened on the hill Somerville a triple. ers. strut'lt out the side on nint pitch· pitching. His pitching Eastern, the .team ·ha &bb'y · Caldwell. ·o. ; lor Bidwell. He wu n>lieved For the losers. J. Dillard had Dave Burnett pitdled I h r e e es. His pitching n>cord for the in losing was lour runs, t w clinched the leaf110 and D. Smltll, tach 1 : by ·n. Camden and H. Brown. 1 don•te and aingle, Faulk a scoreless innings thea allowed game wao two runs, two hit•. I hits, six bases on balls and ship with 10 consecull~ · Getting the Mld~fepor· · : B. Rainey started for Pl. Pleas- triple and single. G. Davis and back to back singlts by Gary tbre@ bases on balls and twelve nllte strik~ out " tortes. grabbed a 3_. '1eld w~ Stan" WIIS!!n, ·Alar ! ant. He wu rel!eved by D. Vau~han had doubles. Foose and Pete Neal along with strike outs. The Red an~ Dodgers finish- tilt firat frame, added fllr·e · and Gene ' POw•ll I Arrington .. the second. In gaining the finals. Pl. a throwin~ error to ~ive the Gary Foose In lOlling pitched ~ the ~~eason s play against mort rters In the ad and each a triple; ,Stevi 011"', 1 11111 111 final ! For the winners, D. Miller Pleasant People's Bank drew a Dodgen their two rns. another fine game, allow;ng the each other with each team win- tllen scored !lie Van !{1~~. · two s In· had • triple, K. Saunders a sin. first round bye, then defeated Alter Milliron walked with Reds but two hits. nlng two gam... third. :: ; gleil; Vic. Ferreira, i doublt rJe, P. Stout a triple, and C. Addaville Jets. IH r.l'iddlenort In tbe fifth Inning with two Middleport, meanwhlle; Steve .Dunfee and. Jerr) Dewitt, eatcher. wa• the big Yanks, 2-1, New Haven 21-7, out and men on •eeond and third aged two runa In lila first, llli'gle · ·•~h. 1u1 with 1 holllt ren and litt- and the Pomeroy Pirates 5-4. •r play lo~~~eome end Ia foolball 1 201 000 2 -5. Ill : an Infield error allowed the In the third and two tie. Bidwell also drew a first and l011e10me eenwr field to winning runs to score. ing . desperate seventh 331 00 X - 7 6 : 1 F« file losers, D. Morrison round bye, and captured trl- basebaU. I'm tbe Jonesom•st GALLIPOLIS SLOW comeback rally van Mttre (LPl, Childs ·I had a single. M. Huffman 1 umphs over Pl. Pleasant City IllY 1D Iowa!" ~''"Mike Boring IJ1d aild Pqwe1J, M. Borin• (WPJ, triple. l. Harbrecht two safe. Ice and Fuel, 3-2. Pt. Pleasant PITCH STANDINGS AI hiJidled D!ourid 7 H. Clldwel~ ~ ••• D Arrington two singles, Civic Pride, 13-2, Middlenort TEAM " L R OR Tbe Gallipolis Twins, u 't"V 11. Rainey a single, E. Ro•ch Brav~s 7-3 and Pl. Pleasant N Independent b!arn, wlll •011 1 ,, th 0 7 eal's .. .. · .5 I 71 31 ... ., ,__ Weal Vl...,ola bea olngle and K. Pearson was e Dunlop Tire, 1 • . Bea • , 1 55 - ,. num • •• •• MIDDLEPORT Th big mal wllll two singles and a ' F 11ve~~t .. '" ·.. ; ;; on SuodaY, July SO, al 1 •'· e 2 76 : clock' 01 lho Spraee SWaet League Red Sox k•pt ' the!r II liouble. Jatornaliollal Laape Standln_. eDU• 10 S a ' 1 Y .. " .. Tho losers outhil the winners By United Press Iolematloaal G & J · · .. " .. · 4 2 40 36 Ext Diamond. "mathematical" hopes for a 12·5. w. L. PeL GB , 'I Salford's · • .... 3 4 45 49 AU .... welcome 111d lllere piece of the title alive 1 P 55 40 579 :1 :W lf Barr's " .. .. .. 2 ! M 43• will be Do admission cllarge. !Veninc with a mpke-up 4·1 tO:: : : : : ss u :s11 2 : tory over the Yank.... i '• • • • ' p- RHI Estate For Sale 58 Years �.. • • } _.; ~. . .. . , I Pt. _.p eaSant .p. / D,unlop Tir.~ ~ / . : , .N~ . Trips Pomerov KYGER - H wu Pt. Pleannt Peopie'l \IDt vs. Bdwell's Saturday nl&ht for the 11167 chiiiiiP' lonship of the Ninth Annual Kya~ Creek Little 1Aa8Ut baseball tournament. • · · Friday Dilht, Bidwell eliminated Pt. PINJant Dun· lop Tire 10.7 IUid People's Blllk ousted the Poft!eroy Pi· i rallls 5-4 In semifinal action. i ., W!JLLB1'0IIf .;;. · Jrontoa nt. frame. Ued fl'Om a s.o dli!Ocll here Frt- Ill the botlorii' of 48 50 .~90 81t 45 49 .479 91t 44 48 .479 lit 46 51 .474 10 44 50 .4611 IOit Buffalo Syracuse 44 52 .447 lilt Friday's Resalts Cols. 5 Toronto 4, 1st, 3 Inns. Toronto 3 Columbus 1, 2nd Jacksonville 4 Rochester s Richmond 5 Syracuse s Toledo 10 Buffalo 4 B.umps . .· {I . . 7~ 1 slngl~ Coolvi'lle In S • F' aJ After o. ur·n ~~:C .. .. .. .. .. , Middleport Red Sox Cop ATrwm ,. ph ~ ~ SYRACUSE- Oiolvl!!e mov- Jaycees·: . ·:. ·:: : :~ 6 t2 86 ed into the semi • finals or the TOTAU 211 21 415 4115 loth annual Syracuse AU-Star Little Lea.,~ tournament with LAST WEEK'S RESULTS, I Frl•daY'S Line ScOres Legion Players, Co3Ches Banquet T" Set Wednesday 66 Falcon .,,o~ · :' \~-~¥-~5.-... 7 D.! (1-V), Maloney fiR Locker (9) andLP-Martin. By lnninp: ·.z:.p.,., LP(19th). Wilson (13-8). PetBSWPHZ. Maaon ....... 020 000 - 2 4 Pitt 001 000 002- 110 2 8). 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Scnators Friday - White Sox vs. Orloles ( ,. ....-'1JAUJPOLIS- The Yankees walked four and struck ou: two. lilii!Wed tile Indians Into !he Ut- Mite Curry pitched the other Leagu. cellar Frldav eve- lnnlag and was smothered by on M•morial F'ield as they a barrage of eight runs. OJrry two Indian hurlers for gave up four hits, walked five bits lor a ,.,. win In a and struck out three tllat was called after The Y~nkees took ~ 1-8 lead GALLIPOLT!! and one hall hm'ngs be- In lhe bottom of the first in- ha~ley ~n~J an~ o~e p~~ PONY S'I'ANDINGS ollhe 10 · run rule niJC when Chuck Burdette waJlL. ::.Yor,..,:.chn~P"Jea~n cr:h~ and TEAM w L 11. OR Cunnmgham went the ed and •cored on Pl. Boster's J ne Acree itched the o(her. Philli•s ........ 10 11211 33 for the Yankees, 11· slnp , a p Reds .. ........ 8 5 125 105 Gnly one hit, a ~oubte The roo! caved In on t.'le 11- FIELD Dodgers . . _ , , , . 5 1 17 88 Wayae Robinson Ill lht top dlans In the second inning whet! WESTBURY, N.Y. (UP!)- Braves .... .... 5 a 74 'II eun:;!ham aeven runs crosaed tile plate. The field for tonight's .-.BM Giants . .. .. .. . 0 10 %7 ug ''"" a ltr out Three runs scored when John Re llzatl Trot 11 Roosevelt TOTALS U %1 442 442 0 Day tripled with the ba1101 load- Ra~eway ~as reducell to seven LAST WEEK'S RESUhTSI wu up th t e e ed. · · entries Friday when the lleW· Dodgen 8 Braves 0 hl.1d two blta, inch.S. The Yankees jumped on Cur> rd d ed • nd Be 1 Reds 19 Giants 4 ..,., Cl Hurl nt 1 '•hi d... hi a s or or 1ra a very ...,..e. ay son we fJ or '"' runs an uur Is Krl 8tel' 8 91 11 ht W Reds 13 Gianll 4 (Make p) plate tbree Umea and In the bottom of the third, Cun81' I . ay ou1 01 PhiiJ 4 B 1 . bi'• Including 1 double "'"""•m drove 1·n three run• the mile-and one SIXteenth raca, riVBI '"' · ·~•·• • Reds 4 Dodgers z Cox was two I'll' two, wllll a triple In the lnnl:~g, 1bt ltewards were dissalll- TmS WEEK'S GAMES: •\~glel. ol'1!Ja Da1 bad a Indians 000 0- I 1 1 fled with lite 4-yell'Oid mar•'• MO.day - Phlllles vs. Gllhl'ae lripl to the plate. YaM 11 I'll 1- 16 t 0 per.formanee In the qualllyln& ants. Rcblri aa ltart!d for Jlllllrl11: Indians - Robin- event al Jloolevelt •• Wednes- Taesday - Braves n Reds 1flll'ked hr • 1011 (LP) Curry (3) an~ Wood- da). She brolte In tllat race but nmdily - Dodgers vs, Gl· lllfed for ard; Vankeeo - Cunnmgham still managed to win In 2:07 ants Cltllll _,. If fire hill, (WP) and Dty. wlth Georp ShoiiJlll t1te •lllk1· FrldaJ - Redl v1. PbUila · .fllvmliittt t. Ht•tlf19 - MIN'S Ri:Dua:o ....._mni: MIN·l . BOYS .SWIM:/ .. I ' ' W!Atr ; .. '' .' Hllitft'S PWMBING .. AND · llltATINO R01il'l'E l&q ~ "'EVI:I'~ SUMMER . SUITS . .,' , •, . .. , CAI\PETED lJVJNG ROOM. QUl. 65 Thunder.bjtd . ~~· -~~9~~S~~ · ,. ~ Senators11 IRed Sol 12 Tigers. ~thi~ICI ~~ ~~llaes 1 t an tel ns 'ftll8 WEEK'S GAMES So:onday - ·~ Coronet 2 Dr. I cyl lflrL iriQI. lll~t a!ld· Wlltar · ? 0 (1-5) ' • 'fl,. ' •. • . ~ •j "."C'alJipoJis Yankees Humb}e ~~ 1 Indian B }J:..O C '1dJ s y .,. ount ·> ~"'Pf'CY RIALTOIt -JlS95 Coroaet, Door, I eyL' Sid,. Irani. Radl.o lnd,llfater 66 Dodge . ~ _. . ~ · A69S GA.ItE~: 18 ~· ' share in the title, provided Bravesaiso win all their malte· ll 1 !f!, • upB~a::~i~~~~~~~~~~l / up games wbich includes one. 11-2 win oover Maaon on Fri· Beaver's 7 Safford's 3 wit!! the lront-runnlng Redlega day evening. N I' 7 Barr' 1 Friday ••·ve Prl- lllrted ea s s .,.., -. Coolville. in Its second game Falls City II Jaycees 4 lor the Red Sox, was of tho toumey, grabbed a S-0 Falls ~1ty 14 Neals 12 by Mille Green In the fifth lead over Mason iD the bollom Safford .s 5 QSSC, 2 the bas~s loaded. Green of the first and coasted tile rest Beavers t Barrs 8 POMEROY A banquet for ned the side and got the 'Y'an~•ll of the way while pitchers Dan- Jaycees 9 G & J 5 the playm and coaches of tl!e out in the sixth for 'a save. --.:...- -~· ny Hall, IJ1d Hastings Umlted Neal's 10 G lo J f Meigs County American Lagion Red So1 bitten ~~>ere Perl1ll the opposition to only lout hits QSSC 10 Jaycees 8 &a.eball Team will be held on Ault a double, PultenS'twlf in lila 1il:-innlng contest, G & J a Salford's ~ Wednesday, 7 p. m., at the La- btes, and McDaniels a Neal's 18 GSI 4 8ion Hall In Pomeroy· · Steve Gerlach got the only , . Ha!!llngs started on I h e Players are requested to hit. . 7 MaJOr Laape Resulll Sl8k, 0 Dell (!) , Mikkelsett ( ) mound lor the winners and was TIBS WEEK'S 1m in their nlforms at lhis Mike &lin pitched lor the By United Press llllel'!lltlo!lll and Pagllaronl} '(l\t!!lt ·~ 'lmd relieved by Hall in the tnp of Monda U th t th be t ed National Lea(llle Bateman LP-S1sk 13-ll , th •tth Hall 1 -~ left!JandY , me so a •y can ' 01' Yanks. fanning 12, walkllll one. St. LolliS 001 232 1101 9 14 0 Amerieao Leape e" . • •;·;,"' bat•er Gl ••. Barrs and cleaned for nexl season. I - --~ 11 •4tlanta 001000 000- 1 6 2 Ka.nsas City at New York, ppd., •hre, hhaa~ ruc_~. ~xcep~one. 'In Neal's vs. QSI!C , Players may keep their base- OUT OF ACTION Huahes '9-3) and McCarver · mn I . • "'"' und d ty f G & J vs. Beavers ball caps. , NEW YORK (UPII-Three Lamaster 'upshaw t5), Rako~ (12 innings) : five mnlngsd of mo Ill or Jaycee~ VI. Safford'• Also Invited and welcome New York Yankees, pltdler ~oe 0 (6), . Ke~ (7), Hernandez (9) Ball 000 000 000 11110- o a o1CoolvllThele unnbag ttere h •f::i (Makeup garnea - Falls City- attend lhe banquet are all Verbantc, outfielder Steve Whl· ,lllld , Torre, Uecker (7). LP- ,C!eve ooo ooo ooo 001- 1 1 ment. one e Barr's; Beaver's - Neals': G umpires who helped with the taker and outflelder-nrst baseLemaster (7·5) . HRS-Cepeda 21 Brabender, Drabowsky !10) to strike ~ hwlt 0 d~h~ f: & J Barr's; Barr'• • Falls home games (includlng I he man Mike Hegan, were lo1fto ,Ufth & 17th), and Etchebarren; Hargan (10-81 j right and 11 as Pe<• City.) · bas~ umpires), those persons the club Friday lor Army New York tJtiO 000 000- 1 7 1 and Sims. LP-Drabowsky (6- an error. helping wit!! the Reserve duly. 14 ..LA 100 000 Qlx- I 8 o 1). HR-Horton (4tb). I Coolville hittera against MasL1'1'1'LE LEAGUE away gam•• and anyone Verbanlc and Whitaker .. Cardwell, Shaw (6) , Bennell CaUl 110 000 1100- 2 6 I 011 were Hall, a triple and sinSTANDINGS who helped In any way miss the weekend serlt1 with :All and Gooos•n ; Osteen (1:1-IOJ Wash 020 010 50x- 8 10 0 gle; Harvey, 1 triple; Mahom- · this project. The banquet will Kansu City and Hegan will be .and Roseboro. LP-cardwell (S. Hamilton, Clmii!D (7), Coates ey, two singles; Ollon, a triple TEAM W L R OR Pel. be stag and lnlorrnal. lost for two weeks. .I). HR-F'errara (loth). <7) and Rodgers, Taylor (81; and Mullens, a single. Mason Ticer f 1 118 24 'l'il GALLIPOLIS PEE WEB OR,_, FINED ,Pbila 001 0011100- 1 7 Ortega and Casanova. LP hitters were Oblinger. \"an M'a- White• So · ' v,., :t.D Fran 110 101 30x- 7 12 I -Hamilton 15-21. tre, Morgap and Lambert, earh Sen to • .. I 2 70 33 ·7ii0 LEAGUE SCHEDULE UlS ANGELES (UPI)-New L. Jackaon, G. JaekiOD (7), Minn · tOO 700 100- t Jl 1 with a single. Son ·.. 1 ~ 74 ~ ·750 Moaday Wrens va. Yorlc Met eateher Jerry Grote llall (7) and Dalrvmpie; IBoston 100 000 1110-2 8. . . ..... I ' " 7 • 57 • .700 1'1!ellday- Easles VI. ,100 poorer today. 9 Mariehal (13- ) and Haller. LP I Chance <12-11) and Zimmer· CoolvUie will play AddiSon Athletics .. 4 4 SO 28 .500 Wedne•day- Falcons vs. J. Manacer w01 Weslra -J,, Jack90n (7-10). HRS- Iman : Lonborg, Santiago (4), an~ Middleport will ~ up •· Yankee• 2 7 37 1M .222 Hawks slapped him wllh the fine lleCovey (17th), Elhtridce JOslnski (6) and Ryan, Gibson gamlrt Pomeroy No. I'" semi- Orioles .... 2 I 32 52 .200 Tbunday- Oriolet ••. Friday for getting 151. LP~Lonborg (JH). HR- llnals gameo on Monday with Indians .. .. I I 28 tl .lll 'W. ~lit), Allen 05th). ejected from Thursday night's 003 100 m- 1 12 1 Killebrew (3oth). . Qllcago the first game to begm at 8.45 TOiala 15 Sl 381 381 Friday - Clrds V.I. Larks game against lhe Los A!lleles Clnci 000 000 110-- 2 B I Detroit 001 012 003- 7 In 1 p.m. LA8'1' WEEKS RESULTS Dodgers. Grote, who was the Jenkins (IUJ and Hundley; Ottcago 002 000 on- t 1 4 The championship game will Orl 1 Indian tl)llll'lenced catcher left at 1 0 Jillloney, Nottebart (5), McCool Willon, Marshall 181 and he Wednesday at s p.m. Redo esSo 7 Orlls , time or h1J 8111• 11 Abernathy (I) IJ1d Ed- Freehan; Peters, McMahon (7), l o es • ncelved "a 1tern 1ecture . •1 Pl. Pleasant ooored 1w1ce tn .tho first, and platA!d single runs bl each of the llOCGnd. fifth and aatb innings. In the bottom of ·the •ixth, Chapman acored the winnmg run with two out. He lingled advanced on 1 hil ballman then scored on Barnette's - 1 Standings runs lrl lite !lop~ tht sixt!l Columbus inning. but il wasn t enough as Toledo Pl. PJ•uant People's Bank won Toronto i-4 Jacksonville t.· • •. . . .. J IIJe ,louf1b. los~. · F;vans l'l!ll,'lft ~ • ' . · · '. , jlion, llld was charted lf!th )he Logao ·~rj)lt, 1-l, Soutlt JV•b: ~ ro~. ~:C r~~~~~r '. . ~ ...·. • . went 'the ,distance ster ouat_ld de!$1dlill chaniP111 da~ ni8fit 18 '!land Galllpolll' with two out and two on base for lron!oll. •• 1 . . ion Mi~~~~ ~..... 1 Little Leip;i AII.S~s • lteart- fof Ironloll, the La~ Coun- · for 'G',llfpo!J'; ~ar ~8iher, wlilpJII!!l Ne",Mai;afteld . breaijni ·&.3 setback 1'1 a llrlt llans tiDied what proved to be ~ai$)n, Kavell Slteets, La e 1S!ockdal~ 4owned Logan, ""11:o. round Soull:eaatem l)hia LL the wlnnifli run on • French and Skipper · Johni!On each had 9-1 Sixtellr teame wm entt!l'·.ll Tournament contest. City miscue. slngl~s. Albrteht, .Beaver, Hoi-~ ed in tlie 12th annuaL event. .., Gallipolla jumped shea:! s-o GaiUpolia outhlt Ironton 11-4. lzerfeld and Rogers ha~ sln· Line score of tl!e Gallipoli!· IJ In its llalf of the second ·tm1ing The Gallla Countians made two gles for the winners. jlront'lll till: · on two Ironton error~. 3 walk, costly errors. Ironton 1"1 wd e Athens pblyed Coalton in the Gallipolis ..... 030 000- 3 5 nightcap. , lron!Gn . . . . . . . . 003 lOG- 4 4 1 single by steve Lee, and a three errors. wild pitch. Junior Jamison opened on the In their «rst round games 1 Gailtpolls batterle! - )3mt:ll'ii~~~-..,R~~"T..;;,"'i7':T;i:'""~r"-:· However, the lrontomans hOI lor Gallipolla. He left I he last week, Wellston heat Oak sou, Keisling (lp) & She!!(S. bounced back with three mark- mound ":ilh the score tied, 3·3. Hill, 18-4, Albany downed M<'-J Ironton batteries Evans ers in their half of tile th' r d Danny K.esllng re111aced Jam. Arth•u 5-4, Jackson ehmmated (wp) and Bowen. III i .. ./. ' IrOnton ··EilmWaits, ,Galli~lis 4-3 · • pony League_ · Reds· "In, Thir ' • dSt ht . rmg I .... "~· •· -· /-, • ' " - . Last night's consplaiJijn game lingle. i found the Pomeroy Pirate! bat- With one ot In the lOp ; tling Pl. Pleasant Dunlop Tln!s of the slllh, Nea~elroad walki for consolation ltooors. ed, J. ~liard doubled In one In Ftidats.. Qrst ~l!nal ""'• C1 Faulk tripled In two : ~aWe, Bidwell (ell behind 7-4 in runs 1M fore Roberts put down 'iife· second after taklng a t-0 the .uprising. lead In the flrot frlllle, but the The winners had five runa 011 ..Gallla Countlan• boiUiced ba~k nine hits. The loaers had four ! with lour more runs lR tilelr runo on eight hils. Roberts ; half of the second to regain the went all the way for the winAU.:.STAR WI" 0 ; lead for. keeps. ners. English WBI charged with TUPPERS PLAINS-':: .. I!J9ai!:m , while Rick va h : The wumers added two insur- tile toss. He relieved Falk. I Eaatem contlnueil Maire started lor Mlddle110~ : ance lllll'kers in the third inI GALLIPOLIS - Friday ntgllt two out In tho ' lourth Inning Thivener's sln•le in llle secways by and was reileveil liy Mickey i ning, and the final three in- For the winnen, Rollins had on Memorial Field the Reds won .Dive retlrod the last 'ten men ond and a aingle by Steinbeck In ' iD durinl the second. ., 1 : ninga turned out to he 1 pitch.. two singles, Redmond two sinlheir third game of the week in order. the fifth ·wero the only hits Pony Laague gamL Eastern ~lUers were Elclling. i tr's duel. gles. Roberts had a double and willl a 4-2 win ov•r the Dodg· In the filth Inning Bumett Reds could collect ofl tate tail week: ' I:} . home run .and anc 1 ! P. Stout opened on the hill Somerville a triple. ers. strut'lt out the side on nint pitch· pitching. His pitching Eastern, the .team ·ha &bb'y · Caldwell. ·o. ; lor Bidwell. He wu n>lieved For the losers. J. Dillard had Dave Burnett pitdled I h r e e es. His pitching n>cord for the in losing was lour runs, t w clinched the leaf110 and D. Smltll, tach 1 : by ·n. Camden and H. Brown. 1 don•te and aingle, Faulk a scoreless innings thea allowed game wao two runs, two hit•. I hits, six bases on balls and ship with 10 consecull~ · Getting the Mld~fepor· · : B. Rainey started for Pl. Pleas- triple and single. G. Davis and back to back singlts by Gary tbre@ bases on balls and twelve nllte strik~ out " tortes. grabbed a 3_. '1eld w~ Stan" WIIS!!n, ·Alar ! ant. He wu rel!eved by D. Vau~han had doubles. Foose and Pete Neal along with strike outs. The Red an~ Dodgers finish- tilt firat frame, added fllr·e · and Gene ' POw•ll I Arrington .. the second. In gaining the finals. Pl. a throwin~ error to ~ive the Gary Foose In lOlling pitched ~ the ~~eason s play against mort rters In the ad and each a triple; ,Stevi 011"', 1 11111 111 final ! For the winners, D. Miller Pleasant People's Bank drew a Dodgen their two rns. another fine game, allow;ng the each other with each team win- tllen scored !lie Van !{1~~. · two s In· had • triple, K. Saunders a sin. first round bye, then defeated Alter Milliron walked with Reds but two hits. nlng two gam... third. :: ; gleil; Vic. Ferreira, i doublt rJe, P. Stout a triple, and C. Addaville Jets. IH r.l'iddlenort In tbe fifth Inning with two Middleport, meanwhlle; Steve .Dunfee and. Jerr) Dewitt, eatcher. wa• the big Yanks, 2-1, New Haven 21-7, out and men on •eeond and third aged two runa In lila first, llli'gle · ·•~h. 1u1 with 1 holllt ren and litt- and the Pomeroy Pirates 5-4. •r play lo~~~eome end Ia foolball 1 201 000 2 -5. Ill : an Infield error allowed the In the third and two tie. Bidwell also drew a first and l011e10me eenwr field to winning runs to score. ing . desperate seventh 331 00 X - 7 6 : 1 F« file losers, D. Morrison round bye, and captured trl- basebaU. I'm tbe Jonesom•st GALLIPOLIS SLOW comeback rally van Mttre (LPl, Childs ·I had a single. M. Huffman 1 umphs over Pl. Pleasant City IllY 1D Iowa!" ~''"Mike Boring IJ1d aild Pqwe1J, M. Borin• (WPJ, triple. l. Harbrecht two safe. Ice and Fuel, 3-2. Pt. Pleasant PITCH STANDINGS AI hiJidled D!ourid 7 H. Clldwel~ ~ ••• D Arrington two singles, Civic Pride, 13-2, Middlenort TEAM " L R OR Tbe Gallipolis Twins, u 't"V 11. Rainey a single, E. Ro•ch Brav~s 7-3 and Pl. Pleasant N Independent b!arn, wlll •011 1 ,, th 0 7 eal's .. .. · .5 I 71 31 ... ., ,__ Weal Vl...,ola bea olngle and K. Pearson was e Dunlop Tire, 1 • . Bea • , 1 55 - ,. num • •• •• MIDDLEPORT Th big mal wllll two singles and a ' F 11ve~~t .. '" ·.. ; ;; on SuodaY, July SO, al 1 •'· e 2 76 : clock' 01 lho Spraee SWaet League Red Sox k•pt ' the!r II liouble. Jatornaliollal Laape Standln_. eDU• 10 S a ' 1 Y .. " .. Tho losers outhil the winners By United Press Iolematloaal G & J · · .. " .. · 4 2 40 36 Ext Diamond. "mathematical" hopes for a 12·5. w. L. PeL GB , 'I Salford's · • .... 3 4 45 49 AU .... welcome 111d lllere piece of the title alive 1 P 55 40 579 :1 :W lf Barr's " .. .. .. 2 ! M 43• will be Do admission cllarge. !Veninc with a mpke-up 4·1 tO:: : : : : ss u :s11 2 : tory over the Yank.... i '• • • • ' p- RHI Estate For Sale 58 Years �• ,,. ' ; .. .I / ), • ' \ • . , ' ., Middle ou THESE e I t t o • I I e • o t IVr ·. 0 . .,,O~Io F"'r ·Eiti d lnio , tood t ,r to nd heate . •• I • e"wm SJS 1ggo!Sts ar 0 upp se lorg te I OK TRUCK T DES 1 5 up 1 5 • • • •• • • • • • • • treen I o 1 1 • 1 t 0 0 t It 1 1 0 0 $ 95 D NDA .' ., 292 cu. In, engln , ated va h • . I OP 'nt• IIOGIEIJ EO CA CK MOTOR CO . "Yo EN RA~VLINGS Chevy Deale ' Ni S UNTIL 9. n 'J y po Pomeroy,, Ohio rid At Club Grounds H·FOR o Club D FOR RACTIC T 1:3 P D liver ., ualita G ··SAL .,. ' '· '• • .HAY 6nd, , ON 7 27 name DAILY eManley ere' how. A.IYDL AAia 1o LO J'J:LLO CBl'P'lrOqiUO:~- c·z w z zc QU 0 LYJQC AZYCYOCQ PZFU YP .-PZ HO Y UXA. FZLOO 0 y ,.., ,, . , ' • .' - '· ~~- --~ ........ _,.__ ... ' ____---- ....-· - - -- .. . . ... -"'-· LM -~~ -- .. 0.• .- '' -,,., ' . ' e • �• ,,. ' ; .. .I / ), • ' \ • . , ' ., Middle ou THESE e I t t o • I I e • o t IVr ·. 0 . .,,O~Io F"'r ·Eiti d lnio , tood t ,r to nd heate . •• I • e"wm SJS 1ggo!Sts ar 0 upp se lorg te I OK TRUCK T DES 1 5 up 1 5 • • • •• • • • • • • • treen I o 1 1 • 1 t 0 0 t It 1 1 0 0 $ 95 D NDA .' ., 292 cu. In, engln , ated va h • . I OP 'nt• IIOGIEIJ EO CA CK MOTOR CO . "Yo EN RA~VLINGS Chevy Deale ' Ni S UNTIL 9. n 'J y po Pomeroy,, Ohio rid At Club Grounds H·FOR o Club D FOR RACTIC T 1:3 P D liver ., ualita G ··SAL .,. ' '· '• • .HAY 6nd, , ON 7 27 name DAILY eManley ere' how. A.IYDL AAia 1o LO J'J:LLO CBl'P'lrOqiUO:~- c·z w z zc QU 0 LYJQC AZYCYOCQ PZFU YP .-PZ HO Y UXA. FZLOO 0 y ,.., ,, . , ' • .' - '· ~~- --~ ........ _,.__ ... ' ____---- ....-· - - -- .. . . ... -"'-· LM -~~ -- .. 0.• .- '' -,,., ' . ' e • �; . I.' w ._, .... ' ' I i I L ' .'! ' ' ' '(. I . ' ,, J •• " •• .. 'J ' .. ' ' ' ' . ' J ! I I! ' Tomorrow, ·fllond:fl' JiJtv 31st:· SHDP at ELBERFELDS~,POMEROY ·, . In Quarter Earning - . \ ' ' ·'. I . ( • 9:15 to s·· ..,, Lots of ' Year End All Over The Store ••• ;~lean Up The 3lst. Sale, ' STORE UBERFELD.SDEP " POMEROY . ' I. "" 1'1~ , ,--,,.~- • -;;:· ...... • -'-. ~ . >- .... 1- ...... Z :~ = .. e ." u,.... . . . <t ..- : 1 .• ~ -e;. ~= ~---.cr . Best Service •. ~- ,. No• ~ ·. • en. .. ' .·Scuest1\ ProduCt_· ( • GALL/P O L ! ~ MOfOR CO. IS WHY; CHt: V R OL £'T-0LDS IS 1'tie 'Buv .1 • ' I . ' k • IN' MAY -.JUNE~ALONE - CHEVROLET'S &ii\;~.4l ,. · . . • • ' . J I . INAT.JONAL SALES LEAD -VAS 64,004. ~1i~~ .. LOOK!! READ!! let Us P~vt t~ Y• That August Is The Mtnth To •ur A'New Chevrolet, New ~ IHie, New'Qe-.o.l"-lrilck, AGOod "OK" U11cl car or Urecl Truck. We Have Tht Right • ·J(~yi.T! UJioefn.t.-st Transportation With .. QUALITY SALESMEN - liST sER~ JIS! WAtRA""- .NO. 1 PRODUa - You Can't Get A Better Buy .Anywhe're -~ ·Me Pi'M'. It! ,. • . ' • ! •· •• . • ~·-. '·· ·~ ... "· ' " q:· . ' ' . CHEVROLEJ..OLDSMQBit.E !!terj : ~ ., . • .. - I li OPENS A.M. ;roe P.M. EXCEn THURSDAY& ;.~fuRDAY .. 8A.M. TO . 6 P.M• .... ···~' ' i ' ' ' ' ' I t .' ' , �; . I.' w ._, .... ' ' I i I L ' .'! ' ' ' '(. I . ' ,, J •• " •• .. 'J ' .. ' ' ' ' . ' J ! I I! ' Tomorrow, ·fllond:fl' JiJtv 31st:· SHDP at ELBERFELDS~,POMEROY ·, . In Quarter Earning - . \ ' ' ·'. I . ( • 9:15 to s·· ..,, Lots of ' Year End All Over The Store ••• ;~lean Up The 3lst. Sale, ' STORE UBERFELD.SDEP " POMEROY . ' I. "" 1'1~ , ,--,,.~- • -;;:· ...... • -'-. ~ . >- .... 1- ...... Z :~ = .. e ." u,.... . . . <t ..- : 1 .• ~ -e;. ~= ~---.cr . Best Service •. ~- ,. No• ~ ·. • en. .. ' .·Scuest1\ ProduCt_· ( • GALL/P O L ! ~ MOfOR CO. IS WHY; CHt: V R OL £'T-0LDS IS 1'tie 'Buv .1 • ' I . ' k • IN' MAY -.JUNE~ALONE - CHEVROLET'S &ii\;~.4l ,. · . . • • ' . J I . INAT.JONAL SALES LEAD -VAS 64,004. ~1i~~ .. LOOK!! READ!! let Us P~vt t~ Y• That August Is The Mtnth To •ur A'New Chevrolet, New ~ IHie, New'Qe-.o.l"-lrilck, AGOod "OK" U11cl car or Urecl Truck. We Have Tht Right • ·J(~yi.T! UJioefn.t.-st Transportation With .. QUALITY SALESMEN - liST sER~ JIS! WAtRA""- .NO. 1 PRODUa - You Can't Get A Better Buy .Anywhe're -~ ·Me Pi'M'. It! ,. • . ' • ! •· •• . • ~·-. '·· ·~ ... "· ' " q:· . ' ' . CHEVROLEJ..OLDSMQBit.E !!terj : ~ ., . • .. - I li OPENS A.M. ;roe P.M. EXCEn THURSDAY& ;.~fuRDAY .. 8A.M. TO . 6 P.M• .... ···~' ' i ' ' ' ' ' I t .' ' , �.. ,,' . •• ' 0 " t ' . * _ _._...._.. ~... .--...~·-... ---*~-.W....-.-. ' )1_'.' .' 0' .. ·.OJ: ,, . .. ,___ -1· • I ::i ' 'j' (' \ I ' ·.) • 1HREE'S A CR0 Dear Helen: ' ' My friend i!lSt a wreck. Her I r three kids, ages · ' six. drive me tng. They're Inlet tor, closets, r i constanUy in .ani!' running lhrougb m er, waking up oi can't serve her .eVI they yell for some,l This gal comes , might enjoy .her i there's no lime to I'm chasing alter SHE shnuld be WI do you suggest? -; Dear Mn. F: You can count ~ whn have 'the 'wif visit friends ofte~ cause they o:an't ~ home with the 1~ ' • .. ~. ' ~· ' · ~ ! .. ' "r ~. "' ' ' I Make It plain ~ company while Y!• ) asleep, and othett should he "at t~ the kids can plai r doubt you'j' feelings, for a . 1 peatedly bring11 into a house 1: be Insensitive! ~ Dear He.len: l am only 23 ~ getting gray. b.a~· have found six I ' (. 0 • •''' I . -. ' t' •• ~,, · , •• oO ~ . .,f,_?' ....._ ., --~ "· ••• .' ,. 0 "' .. .. ·~ ,, ones this week. use rinse or heard that !f yOI)I gray hair, y~~~~ -'," in It! place. w~ '• MARYANNE .0' . " I Dear M: PuII the six or hairs and stop more come: welet lorup club! - to · half of all Ame'- belong. - H. l ANOTHER LETt viETNAM Dear Helen:. l• j l I' • ' ' ( ~ t • ...... c- = ..... -.. I i... I ' . .'1 QW (. z::~ ' ...... c =c !.. ""!' ' '... . ' • '· t WINTBBOP •·• • '; !' ' I' I ,,'lr k ' l \ .' .' 0 ' ... . ' .. , j,}; ' ' ..... "tl '; .,ol'. •• r 'l •• I, ' 'I ·-. .. ......., ... ' i ,... ;' ·~· I ' ~--· -----,;. - \ q'' ,. • 'I • ' �-· - ~ .., . ~ .. "'-- ....... ..... . ... .... _.,. ~ - ~~ . .. I - __ . . ..... • - " • • " .,,. -- - .... \ • # •• -11 .' ' I,' .• , .' I ,. . ·. ,r~A.~•1.S.~~~·~··.•-'•"'">••~•·· .- ·•·•'>·•"••·- -·~ •• " .I ·, ! '' • .... .· -~· ., ' ' " ., '. ·" ,, ,. ' TIDIEE'S A CRII) Dear Helen: My friend a wreck. Her I three kids, ages si<, drive me ing. They're tor, closets, constantly In running lhrllugb er, waking up can't serve her they yell for Thi; gal com•es•, might enjoy there's no time I'm chasing SHE should be do you suggest? Dear Mrs. F: You can coun~t~ who have the ':til visit friends off&: cause they <an~ , ', bOrne with the Make it plain . company while ; asleep, and ot! should be "at , the kids can , I doubt you'ii!J feelings, for ~ peatedly brinst!; into ·a house _. be insensitive! ~ Dear Helen: 1 I am only~ ~ getting gray . · have found si ~ ones this wee ~ use rinse or·:; beard that If jil[lf gray hair. you:¥ in it• place. ~ MARYANNE \ Dear M: Pull the slx or hairs and ~top' more come: wek lorup club! - t~ half of all Amtll belong. -H. ANOTHER I.ETi ,, viETNAM j 1 i:= :z '. . .... ' ' •. _, - ~ . ' ' ·' •. ~ =.., 0 .. ut . ·- s oCI: ,__. __. ' . ...... ~ "" .·- . i "''·j :c ..... Q a5t c .. == -= --m-q :wttole.lifa pac;s :be.fo:te :me! wa~a.~sS,! . . ., L i; " ' · >,~;·.(- •:. •' DIAl POLLY-Heft _ ,_,. ..., .It ond hit I con ~ltf!CUIII to Clplft It ••••, • • 1011:1 .. -llllt ~ ~ '. '- ; , "' ' ' I ' ' '· "111i,tt ollt .........._,.,_ ~~~trbol oi4 ..Jit. ...,..... ....FAN ""'· .. No llltll . .""" • • ,:.,,, ' •t '' " ., • .. ,, .·•. .i. .· . '. �•., ' ··'<' • .' THREE'S A · Dear Helen: My friend a wreck. Her three kids, six, drive me ing. They're tor, closets, constanUy' in running er, waking W.'IIJA, rM SUIE AT can't serve they yell for This gal might there's no I'm chasing SHE should do you SU811es!J Dear Mrs. You can who have visit friends CQUSI' they home with Make it company asleep, and should be the kids I doubt feelings, for peatediy into " house be inserrsitive fj Dear Holen: I am only getting gray . have found ones Ibis i . ' ' AT AN AWKWJ.I.D ' 1, ' ' ... . ' · OJ1~ 0-QR .AY . . j' < ', I ..... . ." ·, I , ' IT 15N'T.TI:E HEAT, \)"STA~ HUMI/)ffY/ GAN 'TEU. 8Y I-lOW FAR.A PDG~ TON6UE J.IAN6S our!, gray hair, in it• place. MARYANNE Dear M: ~--~lV~US~I~~==~·=~~~~~~~~~~~ 7M'IIJIM bV W'alt .W'etterbezag ~T ~KING I llllt.lK IT'GTJ.IE ~7/ I GAN TELLeYBVTJ.IENUMBE~OF KICIS. iN THE 140RSE! 'VOLJR eaAT . l!j PLJt.JGTLJR IN6 . I Pull the slx · hairs and stc more come: wf lorup club! - : half of all An belong, -H. MYMO~E. ' ANOTHERU! viETNAM l-IlT~ 1-\0RTI-\ ~ANK M'cf.BOAT J HIS. BOAT .$.4\NK N-.Y ~ORS!! ·. bv ·L eslie CAPI]:IAIN EASY ATKAA!P IODIWIE,. YM~IIIE BU~TER KALLIKAI< i6 fNAOI.LED ~l.iE-Ili~ 1WI ... BUT 010 YA INER ~A~!: AFI'I06 OR AftACOdH A'P&T!, DID YA EYE~ lll'r A TRIPLI WIT1 DA PM" ·-----~...,_...-~ '· I,LW)ED! PARfN1~ '. APIE ON A"CONP llot.il:'l'" . AIOON .... . ,, • . ,. )' ~. ... L~. • •., ' . �-•. ... '' ' ' ··e' ' ,, '• ' ., ·',·· . ~.. r .. .... ·:- -... .'' ...... ' ~ .... . ' .. , I L ! ' ' , , ' ' I ' \.I! . ' .' . ' . · , tc ,' eft • ' r ' • 1 I r 1 ' 1 ... . Gov. Warren P. Knowles ordered 1,600 National Guarcfs. men ·mobilized from towns ciose to Milwaukee. The first troowa began deploying on Milwaukee's streets shorUy after StSO a.m. ' ' I I ,. . ' PEOPLE WITH(Vr JOf~S. , PEOPLE WITHOOT' EVERY PAY! Firemen were stoned and the wlnd9ws of ttWir trUcks wera broken as they raced to snuff out . al least 46 fires which flared In the first four hours after midnight. ,. atiea1t 8ll ponDDJ tajured meladlul sevea policemen uot - aad 125 pei'loDI .,. "'led. Tile office of M a J or Henry Maler al one )lolnt reo ported • , poUeeman killed. Jn au, 11ft. persons were reported tilled. ' •, WHY AlR~ADY ; I;(J£'RE . · COMMITTED TO. HELPI fJG .. P£0PI.E ARE. MAKitJG MORE AtJD MORt DEMAlJDS OfJ THE GOVERfJMENT CIYI'. .i'oUee tater ltday .cowrted -. ' • •: 'I .! ' ' ' .1; ' f·r '' Pollee command headquarters reported officers were pinned down by llllper !Ire. Detective .. Gua'!~.~ declared a state ~ e..~Ji-.~1- 'In this city ut 774,~12 jier cent of whom are nelll'oes. . 'l'be Mayor Imposed a curfew on the' city, ordering all residentS· to · go home. City strtets ·.fere closed to traffic. All tavai\11, Uquor stores, filling stsilons iind petroleum supply firms )Vetil cloaed. Pollee jUere cbecklng reports the Injured included a whlto Roi!Uin-Qathollc priest, Father James Grbppi, been lhe leader of thewho mosthasmilitant Mayor Henry Meier- ask'ld - - -- ., - '---_:__:__:__:_.=_ Milwaukee clvU rights groups. w88 walking along 3rd Stred, For weeks, the Groppi-led north of downtown Milwaukee, youth council of the National wl1en six to seven young Auoclallon for the Advanc.,. Negroes began following him. ment of Colored · People has "Two flanked me and said bi-en picketing the homes of 'Whitey, are you prepared 10 Milwaukee aldermen, protesting dle'" Drolshagen reported. "I thE common councll's refusal to kept walking, th~ two flankers psss an open housing ordinance. fell off, and I was hit 00 the Early today, Father Groppi's bead. I stiffened like an tee headquarters, Freedom House, cube. I said my prayers reported he was In the midst of because I thought I was bit." the riot area but could not Droishagen said he lay on the confirm his whereabouts. sidewalk, half conscious, wlule One of the Injured was United fue youths ran oil. ile l'ress reporter ~-Jr;ec~·o:•er;ed~~s~uf~firci:en~tl~yJto~r=un;_ 'Illomas International Drolsbagen. Drolshagen · to the street and bail a _ __:.==-=:= :!:::...::::::='': m _;~~~~~~~~~ Racing. Pr~gram Offers ·. Twilight Events ~ Nights 1Rf TO 00 THE Bt:ST W£ CAI\1, BUT. .. " . LOVE AND AFF6CTIOf.J ? I ' ·e· Kllb\vJ~'to call out the National Inspector Kenneth Marple sli!d, "We've gof several officers shot and several looters shot." Clvll defense units armed with shotguns stood guard at dty ball, the target of 1 reported mareb by approxl· mately 50 Negroes. Inside, shirtsleeves city executives met ln emergency session, seeking ways of avoiding the civic disaster which has overtaken two other major northern cities -Newark, N.J., and Detrol~in the past three weeks. wru.. we·u cERTAINLV OH, YEAH? WELL, WHAT ··~ ~SOOT THE PEOPLE. WITHOUT , . ' \ ' 'l'i ' '·.e.·· ·p~ ' · • ," ' ·(· ' .. ..,........., • • rson1sfs running er, waking can't serve they yell for This gal might enjoy there's no I'm chasing SHE should do you sugg:esl? Dear Mrs. You tan who have visit friends causr they home with Make it company asleep, and should be "at-; the kids can !11 I doubt yol'•j feelings, for · peatedly hr!n · into a houae II: be lnsensitive1' Dear Holen: , I am only gelling gray ' have found siJ ones this weett; use rinse or heard that If y gray hair, yo~ in it• place. w; MARYANNE Dear M: Pull the six hairs and st< more come: Wf lorup club! half of all An belong.- H. ANOTHER L! VIETNAM Dear Helen: 1··. ·. • M()NDAY, JULY 31, 1967 I 'fllll EE'S A MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI)Guard was ;)f· ~ Into Milwaukee today ro ~.iftlf' an uprising of Negro al!lpers, arsonists ,8l)d looters. At · least 50 persohs were nported ..Jnjured, Including sl• poliCemen sbot. ' ' ·' ' •; p I ' , Ib\e .National ; I • ' • ruJJIIerftr. 01 rr.. JJefP-M-• ,.,.. ' 1 Dear Helen: My friead a wreck. Her tlJree kids, six, drive !ng. They're · tor, closets, . •,"- ., ~>( J •I ~ , r. .POMEROY-MII!IPLEPORT, OHIO · '• ~~ ,. ! ~ ~~ ,. . , , NO. .a 1':. . ;: . ' ' ,·'' . " '~ I I 1 ' ' ' A full program of harness and running races will be offered at the 104th annual Meigs County Fair which opens Aug. 15. Again tbia year twilight harness racing will be off. · ered on two evenings with one afternoon to be devoted to the horse harness racing. ;,;~GNS BILL- Gov. James Rhodes, center seated, Is flctured signing Senate The twilight racing will be- day before the race. ·DlU 16~ which creates the formation of county boards o mental retardation. gin at 6 p. m. on Thursday Ponv and horse running races and Friday, Aug. 17 and 18. Aft.. , ~~ follow the pony hamesa raeemoon horse harness racing mg on both Thursday and Frl· will be offered at z p. m. on day afternoons. I Of ~pcclAI ;inter..t _t& Meigs ing two will be appoir.ted by) siblllty for the programs lles Saturday~ Aug. 18, the final •lay' There. are live ~ize classifi· Cqun.ty Is a Senate Bill signed the probate court judge. in the hands of either county of the !au-. cat10n• m the runmng races In· by Gw James Rhodes creal The purpose of the iegisla·• welfare deporlments or child In charge of the horse bar- eluding 46 lnche• and under; ln1· tjle fo_rmation In each coun- tlon, endorsed . by .the parents· welfare boards. ness racmg are William B. over 4ll Inches to ._ Inches; ovIN - Vernon R. Alden President of Ohio Univel ty.,o~;~ bpa,!:~ of mental ret~- statewide org~ization, The Tbe state executive director DoWllie, Fred Goegle!n and Wah er 48 Inches to 62 inches; werl ,ry, Assistant Director of the U. S. Office of Economic dation, . , Ohio Auoclaton lor Retarded . of The O~iG Assn. for Rttarded lace Bradford. S2 Inches to 58 Inches, and over . ol the national Ctl,mmul)ity Action Programs is shown F\i!l~~~~tal months of Children ~-· Columbu, is to ChUdren, lne., who biiJ..ldll!.ed ,i'Ol!Y>,hime~ r~_c!lla. !!!t .),l! 6i . inc.hes. \ · ) · Me!gs:COUtfty, Commt.~nlty Action Di~ector, and Lauren platm.filg f:nd' public ineeUrigs, move Ohio s program lor the Meigs County recenUy to dis- lea!urfcl at UO p. m. on 'nl111'11-j Ca•h prizes wiD be awarded A~nce for Communlty Action meeting, left to rt&llt, July 29. 1 drive-·is c!'urrently underway retard"!! forward. with th• dell; . ~ problema .. here, , ltated!day and Friday in two tlze 1to the top live animals In each in Meigs Colillty to raise funds nile re~bllity for the p/iii · ilill !Jtogram!J have bfM hln·; classifications. The pony har-1clas8ificatlon with the ncep. for establlshln~ a school for the grams being In the horuls of dered by Jack of lntcni.•t and; ness racing will be one heat lion ot the 46 Inches and under mentally retarded. 1\ one-quar- the c 0 u n t y commiSsioners knowledge on the part of the! events on both days for animals class in which four cash awards ter mill tax levy is also being tbrough a board of parents, welfare departments and chtld ·46 inches and unde1 and I or are offered fl, 1 placed before Melg• County vot· knowledgeable and Interested welfare boards. Thl• 15 why the those over 46 Inches to S2 lnclu· ers In November to help pro· persons, In the fi•ld of mental ' legislation WM drafted by ourl slve. , Downie, Goegleln and Tom R. vide funds for the continuance retardation appointed by the group throughout the s t a t e. Drivers In the pony bamess Reuter will head the pon~ bar- . ATHENS - Theodore H. Ber- Ohio. of the planned school. I commi,.ioners in ea~h tounty. Proper Implementation of a racing must be In colors and ness and the pony and ·bor!e ry. AsSistant Director of the' Also present at the meeting A rdi · t At the present lime, respon· (Continued on Page 2) entries close at IZ noon the running races. Office ot Economic Opportunity were 110 students from PRO· Said 1 ' ceo n.& o a news ree~se and Director of Community Ac. JECT UPWARD BOUND spon- whether :n.. ln Bf~. ~~jd'aol ma,o~ tion Programs ~or !he nation sored by the Alliance, and ba.. be an OEO . men . Interrupted-a whirlwtnd tour of ed on the Athens' Ca!llpus -otiitl tal retardation was reached _last the country Saturday to speak I Berry. dire~r of perbap~ the tered ' II' a meeting at Ohio Universl-1most segment of a . ot ales county boards of mental · YB ,Q~O, was mtroducud by Dr.-. Concerning 1 retardation. DETROIT <UP!) - Author!- terence" to urban problems. Detroit was . triggered by moderate Negro leadership rna •rg;Y w~~~::::'!; ~!!~~~: ~r~·~n~er~~~en, President of ~~..~ttle Such boards which ~till have tiPs today went to work on the The violence left 40 persons n•llon':'!de conditions that could Ifl•und Utile support ln.~• motor Iand in riot-tom Detroit on Sun- "I think it Is a great tribute and' tllel'e art:... the admlnistralive responsibil· enormous task 01 rebuildmg krown dead more than I SilO bring clvD • guenilla war· rlty. Poverty condi ons ~ day addressed the ,Southeastern i to Ted that he has · ed that ity for IC?Cal county a week of racial violence in;ured, to the United States. Inflation made the o Ohio AUiance for Community j wiih the ship thro:a:cli :n for communitv rehrdation had tom down. · Iot least that many under arrest It was . ~aused more by Iworse for reSidents 1 gh Action. The Alliance is a con- rough waters from the very be- ty as It clas""s workahopa · and actlvl- Gov. George Romney, speak-lor free on bond, and property 1natlo?al c'!?diilons than Detorit 3reas, he a~ed. , federathbof t6 community ac- ginning," Alden said. "There ty center$. will consist ot sev- m~ for 20 minutes over a IUimage estimated as high as condttions, the ~publ!.can l The DetrOit Free Press tron agencies In the 28 AppaJa. have been three Job Corps Di- !ems . en membel'll The cour.ty com· statewide television hookup $SOO million. Igt>vernor said, conceding, We retrorted today In a copyright chlan counties of Southeastern rectors and three Vista D' mlssiooefll will appoint five of nlcht, declared that could and should nave do n P. story that an mtenslve lnvestl- j il'ecthe m~inbel'll and the remain- I bt!lieved Michigan was "again ) '!be weekend passed quiet- much more on our own part to . ~ation was being conducted into 1 " , ·l't'ady for normal activity and Jy although a It-year-old Ne- prevent II." 'the deaths of three teen-a1ed ODie that violence h88 been contained : sro. Emest RDquemore, wao Romney cited 18 "repsona·· ~· Negroes found slain In a Debolt . for now.'' I lbot and killed_ by I Para· for the holocaust that struck the motel early last Wednesdav .. Detroihlayor Jerome P. C3V· lroeper 81 • poup of JODDI automotive capital. i The Free Press said authorianagh criticized a "reaction- Negroea lied from p east He said there bad been "long- ti•s had reports the three may There will be a meellq of ary" and "someUmes negative" lllde bulldlDg Balllrda.y olght. Istanding friction between Neg- have been "deliberately execut- Annie Riggs, 87, of RD I. aU boYs 0 Interested In playing • wngress, which he said re- i In his television address, Iroes and a predominantly white I'd" by law enforcement off~ Pomeroy. died Sunday morn- !:,~ d~t!e 00 8 1 !';~lp Local . i peatedly expressed Its "lndif· R0111ney declared the turmoD m police force" In Detroit altd cers. !ng, at her mldence. She was 1 8 1 111 P ..., evening at 0A . C 00 tbe wile ol the late · Herbert' e omeroy football c:;~~~~:~: o o Riggs former Meigs County 1 field. Coach Charles Chancey Manry Is A'~ .· ' .• .ftaclal ealm descended tv· Com~lssioner. . ukl an boys Interested to The Clev~if:i ~ 40 Meigs County 1 . • ' er Ohio for lite ae e o n d She was preceded in death lllend. ' to make Ia preachers have been Jnvlted to i . . · .0 •tralilttlliPt s..day IIIII ear- by two dau~hters. Mro. Edith - i M ! J l l > O ! l . l t - lance crUt. Signing of Bill Underlines Meigs Drive Berry s'Pea '!Is. zn • I 1 S::!e ~~:~: ~'b~~h~~~hs:: Re.bUl•ldzng • Begz•ns zn • 711 ltJ.O t or cl•ty contro~ersial :t 1 ~osrams ~hat abo~t ~.000 bomel~ss, f•~.e" sltua~~: I ~unday •. Metgs Church . "InVIted • . eople P ·. ·'d Sh ·} T !::ge'~~ ~~:~a~,o~••~- 1 ~e A • Riggs o·IeS sunday c . d B b Young Lakin Patient apture ID rus Off State Route 7by Sbenff's Posse I ly today. clal ' ;,.,port .the first . ". . . . Pollee n!porll to tile UPI ,.. · toward . . ' . · from Clneinllall, TGiedo Loryear operatlfn qt a school forj A 15 ye~~r-old Lakin State Ohio State Patrol In ·searching so took three runaways trom 1 alii, Lfllla, Baiatltan, Dayton retarded .children. Hospital patient, who eseap•cHhrough the brush fqr the y~th. Parluirslnll'l. Va., Into ~~ , aad Sprlagfleld, ~C~Dts ol411The Rev. BDI Perrin, pahior lb. .ptemlses SUnday driving a: He was comered Ill 1 thiCket tody Sunday. . · hlrbucetJ lalt week, nre an ~~~·:J·~U:ni~te~dy.l aChurch .car, was taken Into cut-illl'ar the road IIIII pve up at One, year,ol~ Iilrl ' tilellllntlay aame: "AU Q!det." lea~., . piJn etolen tod)l by ~,.•~elgs Coqnty ~hei''I· OJ1Ce. . two boys•.ages '~ .and 15,, .111&111 m--~ I.e beghllll•h 8 Iff's Department . shortfy iller Owena was rettlflled to Lakin trio bad; ~ left 11 , flnt otpt alllce Tuelday dial "At no tlme h• ,abandoned the veblc!• •. '"d Stale Hospital. S~turd~gbt.~d , 1\tallolllll GUild 1roop1 bad aOt such irisa~pe~ . jn brusl! ~ w~ I 'lb~ s¥r1U's departm•nt al· In~ . ~ eo....,. . remained '!' atud-by lllen ia the 7, riw,ih of Chester. ,.-' . · , --·--.- ··.. ln. . Toi!Mio. .11!1 . pll'dlnt .· b! • ·Pf!Jiram.m The youth, ldentllled ' . V~te..U. . ~mortalllolpl!al ~n&. Rull area •nd . . irere ~wa url(e~ Ia 'l'!' · 'ill . ·Ow . . . to the their d r . . · .,. ! . d ll!~ . fly ~x:~~u A4fmllt~=i q, . I , • w. ur::V! WHAT'S ro"" TH' IDEA? I·'' ~ ... GAABBil\1 1 MY FISI-4 AWAY 1 ~~~~~::~:r:~~;~ !or FROM ME UKE lHAT? ~ute --- "'~~. ~tea y{ ' \. · t'· . . . .,:,.:. .... -~-- ~·· . '"") .. ~ ' ,, ,,...~ "'' •·"-• \ . .I .'f. •<·.·. . .••..'' ' . . ··I' ~ ,.,.. « •• .. '/ .,·. ,.. ', . ' . · ;r -"'""''"""""""'' Football! . Th~ . With~,- Riffle and Mrs. Eleanor Heilnight, man. Mtllll')' Survivors Include lour daugh, Tartan ters, Mrs. Ethel Sar~~tnl. Alh· around . ens; Mrs Edna Lee, Pomeroy; Dllnois Canal . Mrs. Evelyn Stanley, R " ek , Tom Sall'Yel\,llt! Springs. and Mrs. Esther r,m, ·. ' Mlssisllppl. La . kew.Qod, Calif.: three sons. Medtum damages were Incur- . He'D saD Perry, Fred and Harley, all red to three car~ in an accl, Pomlitoi, and Capt. ~nt on Pomeroy s West Malll~exlco, . ' ~ggs,\AJ.' S. Navy. t. early Sunday everung Porn. ·l:mtlc'Oc:eau Greece: dne sister, $ajlie eroy Police_sald. to England ' and one brother. Harry A ~ar dnven by Gary Rife, ketlx!Ue. Ml~ Junction. 17, Middleport, stl'uck the re.r dDce In ' Funeral serVl)lS~ wiD be . ~lbea~r 2drllvepn . by Charles: lunill' will 119unJed I!Y .E'Irilll! Funer~l r, • 0f!leroy, ~~-.:-itlii Rome ~lag arrival of Capt. Jlso ~truck the rear..ol, l ·ru ggs. · ,.,._; d · n · -·•ge driven by Ann svts, rneli s In11y ca ,... ...... tiJIIII.' ....... ' "'""· ..... ~:::~~; .,,,.,, .1: Teenager c.·ted,.. After Accident . S~ell. 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