https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a8049a7a3dca2e63cd0b4a342155a230.pdf 01b559d50b5e7f241e55fda9480239f9 PDF Text Text . l . . n . ... 0 ed.-1'\tCe ' ;::;~: ~:~· w~man ~ ci:~iJn-eiu· . ~~~~''--.li Planninglard . ' ~ Sqle Project .· ·A Chtislmas cat!d sale ~as . ·l.I r-;;:;J.:~~:--11 Class planni:d when 1\10 ~· Rute l of .the Pomeroy Chore~ . ·, '~r· . . VGD ws., .,,., :.•· B \ • · • I • 'J'e~al' .'u~1.gil yard fire. ,, ,,, ' d d Ab p . ,. ""·":' .· · I · · ·, • •s .I · ~ ..~~ Jf..Ou~\';:T (\e : t'~e ~\\1 1 cs~~:r~:~~. . · ·S w~kend =-;] ' ~·r~ ·~rn.~~··R~ng~ See.The · '1c er Lay Spea For Worship Is Announced . · ·.··. . ·; · f' /:4.7 1 \;~, ' e'':1:M fl,,ft~,. .. '· • J .• · . •, :'~·.; ·':,.,·' . ·:.. . , eQ _· •• h F'd .::- .'' '· . ' . i s op ·. n ily ..venmg i. I l . I ! I \ '· . .···· ' ·- - ...EEP VdUR CCi(, ...... ., Save money 011 the over·all cost of the car "oulre buying this tummor by finllnclniJ i' ·•nply, quic~ly, qnd IJJO'I e'llnpm,l~ll!i11y ••• with one of our bank auto loans! . 1 . "IJTLAND Serving Meig• Couu fy lot ovtr 95 yeara Member Fe~eral Reserve System Member FDIC All Accountal~surod Up To $15,000 Ul)der The Feclerel Deposit Insurance C.rponllon dp•,n ~ridai s:do to 7:oo p.m. ·~ HUSTLER I'ORFALL'87 MAIIOON MENS 6" WORK AND • ILUE • SHOE Womens Loafers ,.,.95 ' Blue-Black Green-Brown and Burning Bush to ~)' Alkire FamUy In Reunion on Sumloy I I An Alkire !amfly reunion wu held SUnday at lht home oi the Rev. and Mrl. Louis Campbell at Delaware. Attending were Mro. Robert Alkire aQd son, !lay,· HarriiiOIIvUie; Mr. and Mrs. Charles AI· klre, Jan and Jeff, Mra. Walter Burke, Rhonda Brlckles, Renee Burke and Allb Hill, Ra· cine; Jim Conde, Middleport; Donna Hauck, Pomerov, and Mr. and , Mrs. James HeWitt and son, Greu, Columbua. Tile Rev. Mr. Campllell waa a for· mer pastor ol the Harrl1011vllle Presbyterian Cbt!nlb. .. Air Con'd~nlftl .. ··• . . • • . . . . $4.50to $7.9~ .,. - '., aoote'.rtv 225 t{~ND_,AVI.-MI~II'OIIIT, O. I POIIIM.IllltptJIH,IHOIITOJtl "· .. ·~ !:<1""1 • • < "'!\ I ' ~'. \1 I • •,.. o White Sidewalls •.•••••••••••••••••••••••••ua ••• rio ch-rg• · Vinyl Trim ••••• , ••••••••••••••••••••••••• .- •• no extra.ol:larQ•·. Sporty Wheel Covers • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • " • • • no el(tra Stylish Aec;.ent Stripe , • • • • • • . . • •.• • • • , • • • • • • ~ . no extra charje Safety Package • •.• • • • • • • • • • • • •· •· •.• • • • • • • • • • • • • •· . Plus · · ' ..:·:. ·· 289 ~ ~ ~ SelectShift Transmission •••••.•• •••••• ·• •••••• • • • • atbl,g · Power Steer.ing • . • • .•. • • •.• • •. • • • •.• • • • •• ,• • • •·• · • • . or ... . ' 390 v~s IFid SelectShift ••.••••••••.••••• SelectAire Conditioning -...................... .. ...., Power Br~tkes and Steering •••••••••••••• ; •• ~ • :\r~: .. . '7.::::'"!:::::::-ll NAnONALLY Ok )t:-.:lt.._;l o ·f· _. . Nig .its ' I • tnttS • • _, ~::•.\ + ' '. ', . .. i -'1 ' • ,. ••• • • . •• : I ~ ~ ;r• I • I !W I ·"j!n • • '• ', : • • • : .. ' VOl.- 2 THREE SECTIONS GaW]IOlla-PL Pteaun& I' r Sup.port r-· ·.• ..., I \• ~ :.J,••• ~. ... ' D1110tell To i'he GTellltt Middle Ohio Vallet •.\f<.----------------------.;;.._. . .____ j M· :-- r1 ay · . 'd ' · · . : Elb'· e. rfe· · .I.5.1n. .0· me.-;oy · ; • •i!.,,, Until 8, On Saturday. ne . tore Hours' A .re 9. AM . . To 9 .In Th. E.· ' g e vemn . . t I ,. f Oin Th f 1 S y S Be . ri t.y. ave our a ·es tps r . ,\ . .. ,. . ,.. ..'· ''" and son, Joey. of · 'i'l... have returned to their h 0 m e I after ''acationing here with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Young, Sr. and other relatives. . · Mr and Mrs. Cash Ba!lr and · · 1 James Sullivan will be the Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hoffman, I ;, C rid · d Ch · lay speaker Sunday at the Mid- IJr. entertained the Worthy M•· d•ug te~s, a t~Jn t Latl~· dleport First Unlied Presbyter- truns and Worthy Patrons, to- tJ~e,l w bo ~~ca ~ -F~ w~~ ian L1Jurch. Assisting with t h •1 with their husbands and er. a • ~ eb ·~ ad M · ~~ service will be John Fultz. WiVI!fl, ol District 25, Order of )omed I~ re ~ h'id ... Ti rs. : The Rev. Howard Eastern star, with a cook· Joe Fa llj!r an 1c ~- r ,n, h rn. . ' .. .1· ' · · . .: pastor left this week on out at their home In Rutland, my ~: :h 0 fa. •;m ng 1am, . , month:, vacation. Jamea snnday afternoon, July 30. !\a.tht e k r m• y re urnWEARING APPAREL FOR YO _·UR FAMILY chanan Is In charge o1 Along with the cook-out, the s :• D 1 D tto lng for Jay apeakers during group enjoyed swlmmlnt and Mr. a rs. · ~ e u n · HING5 FOR YOUR HOME paslor'a absenet. Service. viBillng. Mrs. Hoffman 1, Dep- ·and daughter, EUen, have reAND FURNIS ' , · be conducted regularly without Grand Matron of D!Btrlct turned from ~two ';;~ ·~~• ·----~~~ ·r-111!!11!! 8 11411 i a chan~e In schedule. !5 which Is made up of 22 O.E. lion _a_t_!oJ:t_ __ uron, _ . · '" Speaker at the Au~ust 13 ser- S. atapters in Meigs, Allums, • · • ' ' vice will be Lewl1 Sauer, and Morgan and Washington . coun' aasistln~ with the service will 11es. be Richard Owens. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. .' Roger Inman, McConnelsville; ·• ROTARIANS MEET Mr. and Mra. Fred Radcliff, McConnelsville: Mr. and Mra. NEW HAVEN - '!'he' regular Shelby CollJnJ New M a rs hdlnner . meeting of the Bend f.tld: Mr. and ·Mrs. John Week.' · Rotary Club was held Thu~ ley. Ntw Marshfield; Mr. and day evenmg, with Karl Mrs. Kenneth Riley, Marietta; president. In Char~•Mr. lhd Mt'J. John B a t e s, .· were James Moore and B o Macksburg; Mr. and Mrs. carl Shertzer of Point Pleasant. Moore, Macklburg: Mr. and ' Member• attending w Mrs. Fred Roberts, Belpre; Mrs. , Floyd Carmack, Dick Ord. Harry summerf~eld, Guysville: aid F Roush, Harry Miller, Mr. and Mt'l. etair Sayero, • Jack_ Fleaher, Ralph . Amesville; Mr. and Mrs. Ern'. ' Lew" Summers, Edwm est Grovesnor • Amesville; Mr. Russell Capehart and R o m e •nd Mrs. George Smith a n d . '' 1 Willi amBOn. Carl, Chesterhill; Mu. V • r n . . DAUGHTER BORN Harris, Bartlett; Mr. ~ Mro. · , Rev Harris, Chesterhill, Mro. NEW HAVEN - Mr. and I Wetzel Hay, Beverly; Mr. and . Mrs. Danby Weolcoclt of Mrs. Donald Muse, Stockport: Haven are annouriclnc the hlrth Mr. and Mrs. l.elois Sehoenlan, ext~a of a daughter, Saturday, ,lnlv Glouster: Mr. and Mrs. WI 1:!llnd. st Holzer llolpllal. The liam Stewart, Athens; Mr. and baby weighed aeven · poundP, Mn. Ralph Webb, Racine; Mr. ·Ch~~.ge 15 ouncoa and ha• been named and Mrs. HDbert King, MiddleChristie. , port; Mr. and Mrs. Guy CowMattrt¥1 grandparents are a•, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrl. no-:extfll·: cb~f:ge, Mr. and Mro. Lewis Faudree Charles C. Klnc, H11TI10nvi1Je; or Huntington, ·· and · palerlllll Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bolin, Mr. ·' grandmother 11 Mrs, J o h n and Mrs. '11lomaa Stewart, Mr. V.S, • 4 • • • ' • • • • • • • • • • I • • • • : • • • • • • I ·• . •. · ' · I • • Woolcoclt of Lopn, W. Va. and Mrs. Jim MellOn, Rutland: savf~p ~ -. ,. :a~nd~lthe hosts, Mr, and Mr •· " ~ ~ 1 I •. ADYER~sED HoHman and lOll, Steve. '' II 1 ' ' •. , ., ·:•, Many New Arr'lvals in The .Busy Ready .To w .. r?'' s Hoffmansof '. Rut/and Give Coo kout Sunday ' 01 '" . · . Deportment On The Second Floor ., , () . . I , tn . ' omeroy -· "ts 8 ' J the· Na~ Guard has · beeq al~ ·for posslllle duty In tlie ciiY lh the · event any 'new o~tf!!Jr~~ out. of jl~nd , ; . " K81t18S lfiMway ~atrol t~r~~ts· . went to ~/" .• ld of Wichita poUce ; ·~:.~~~~~:~ when, iccorQing to -one patrol. ) man, "AD beD broke loose" that city. . j · ,. ' 1 · At Wichita · stores .were and lll!ofher wie Several pollee; \llcllm waa 2(1:;.ear-old shot 1by two illt a rlotwijen he · an ofller to ., . I '"u;' r . . Alert Glllrd ElBJn Mayor. E. C. Alft iald ::~~!~~~~~~~~~~·t Mts. TRE ' '. ·~· I :. ' ' <' of .ch,;si m't TUeod~y . nljhl· at · the home"ot Mrs. Elwpod llow• . , ers, Chester Road. ' · MiSII Barbara Jean B o I e a cere:Mony . '!"'e n~wlyweds are Mrs. Lou ill Osborne pro:nd•d ~arne the bride of Michael on a ~ij4,ng trop to. ~~~~~iiG~!;Ji~ - PLUS"80tH FREE" at tho meeting whicli opmed 1Rice o~ Saturday, July B, dot· and N~'""": and, UliOO. th,tit. · 111i~~=r """'"m 1 Bill : '~;~l~;~~.~~~.!h~:\~lU~. ~ , · Tra.vera with ·devotions by Mrs. 8 .1\V· · ing a candleilght i:trem~y in . tum. will make their borne ''" IIi ers. She read scripture from the Lutheran ChurCh of I h e Covmgton. Dr•.•• '" Detroit. ii)'.'· · ; '' · '• • , .. i. . Color I 4 1 • i John a ·12·24 verse•: and .!nhn Epiphany at Detroit, Mi<h. I The bnde JS a graduate of '4rs. Viola .NdCull!!li h.' >I S11TURDAY "JIUG:.5 11. '35-36. Prayer was by Mro. · The bride's parents are Mr. Pershmg High Schoo) and Way. · Austin t ·afid ''THI'LAS'i'101'1 'TI:(E 0 ,_ Milton Roush. and Mrs Joseoh J. Bolea oil ne 'State University. She Is ·a i A., :. • t'~ '·t'i.:!~. ;., > . !E(11ET .4,GINTS'I" . · t h 1 th B School in er ••nsw.r. •, ' '""" ,.eune~Marty Sieve Refreohments were ael'\!ed by Balmoral. Ave., Detroit. Parents eac ~r a e erry , day.' In, l\1. ·Alba~s, :W. '(a. , with ., . ' . il.llon lfld Rossi the iYJsteSII to tho•• mentl<>ned of the bridegroom are Mr. and Detroit. . ·M1·. 1 and Marion ,\liens. I '"S.:~!I~~~~~ ~~~~ ...;PLUS0 and Mrs. Walter l;ennedv Jr .. Mrs. G<orald Rice of Oklahoma Mr. RICO . grad•Jated f r rn woi1lb '. Mrs·.• M'tieul~ went ' ,.,, " JOHNNY CR>I. WFQRD !· ahd . . Mrs. Contnd dhlinger, Mrs. ' City, Okla., formerly of Dear· Ford"'" High SChool, ond th< to ....;~ past~·· . ·' JAY. SILVER Jltt!t.s In . Harold SmUh, and Mrs. !)en.,er born ~ich. and Middleport. Wayne State Unlvers1tv SChool · d ""' • 11)~ 'j'hu Sday . and to- ltQnlon; be . dJNDIAN PAINT" 8 Y· Pia~h~ to r~!urn . to Aus· 1~:.30 a m.. al the MI. Kapple Mr and Mrs Russell Rice of of Business Administration. I In Color . .. · · tin he has ))een tn· Middleport Baotlst Church, ~:::::::;::::=~~ "" t MD_•1ddlerdporft Laandk Moodrs. Clara M. ....w.· . .. vl•iting relatives Ibis week., . 1 wllh. the Rev lllc<lbee D'IS tr1' " 1 1ga o ew a nabve ~ r,tlJI f'ffll . ' • -000 30 M. J. H., m' • . . pollll\ I•• char~: Everyone M Meigs Counllan, ... grandpar· ru· rs.. arne~ ar\ . ger and 1 ' , ., _'J .: . ' Boo.8ff'rl 10 eet ents of the bridegroom. children; Kristen and ·Michael, ..~~~-'-'~ · _ · The Easlern Local Band ! The Rev. s. Bruer omcla~ returned to Alexan~la, Va. w•fkend, Mn. ·.outton and · El· , ......,. 0 . . Boosters wlil meet 1\IOndav. i ed at the double·ring ceremony. OUt Tuesday after visiting here l•n are: In :'Cip~lnnatl visiting August 7, at 7:30 p. m. al the ,Given In marriage by her fath· , ..-ith her mother, Mrs. Clyda ' Mrs. S C. llfcCaithy. ' I TONIGHT •nd SATURDAY h1gh sc~ool. The new ofltcera ·er. the bride wore a gown of , ,~ Allensworth. Jiminer 'remain. I Ml'!. Q. B. stout is recuper- and charter "A:~1~b6·:A" I Will be mstalled for the coming silk organza trimmed with alen· ~ ~ ed wllh his grandmother for lating at hr : after .• per- . Working_ Tu,_~dllJI, ~nd·~Uir~hl <Tecl!nicolor) year. . con lace Her silk illusion vc1l another week and. ·will return of at Galli- nesday preparmg the '" 1 Morlon Brondo ' fd'"' plans wbelil beh ldmade tfoher was holld by a matching head-~ Mr and Mrs Charles Roush to Alexandria by bus n""t week. W, .Va, lor the Anja.nette Comer ban ramp to e on · f 'lk nd · · M p J D · "· 1 C "THE CORRUPT oN•S" . G d Coli rs. au • R10 ran e ege campus, piece o ." organza a lace . and son · Darrell • of Des Moines ' 1 bu w d avJs d was to n1 1oITechnicolorJ August ~ through the 26th. She earned a bouquel of wh•t• Iowa, are here visiting his Kumbesl He nes ay v ~ 11 ' , k ' t. ·Robort Slack roses. · mother Mrs. Lee Roush and 1 1m r y ammer, a surg•c• " ·~ ~' Elke .Sommer REUNION SET The matron of honor was AI· other ;elotives. ' J>atient at Children's Hospital, 1J Naner Kw!f Ice Ruopp of Lathrup Village, Mrs. Thelma Ashworth Is and her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. I . .. $•::t~u:~:::y NEW HAVEN - The annual ~ Mich., and brid<'!lmaids were home after spending several Mike Hammer. . . . . : -'.: .t,ugust6-7il.. Bumgarner Reunion wia Mrs. Betty Cline' of Middle· ·, if!W'l1 1 Deanna Ganu•. Patricia Nab- I days In Rutland with Mrs. Juheld Sunday. Auguslrd•1!1hC. 1nb1eDrezy .and Diana Dudas, an of j dy Titus. port and grandchildren, Donna, ASTRONA 'r" : lhe ~ew Haven Ga en u etrml. ohn Mrs. Tom Ma,tlr. and chi!- Darrell and Darla Marr of New (Technlciilor) Park. New Haven. A basket Mr. J Rice served ·his 1dren Tammy Abby and Tim· H W V 1 . , Dim Knotts ~slle Nielson ! dinner wiD be held al noon. Rei- brother as best man. Ushers Imy '0r Rutl~~d will leave this . ave~, M. 8·11werethrecMen VndJS· · 1 1 T IP.M• . I tatives adnd friends are invited wGere Davndid LRuopp.WA rl chI e I for a visit In Ann Ar· The rgr:up : =::_:•_•~t;:t•;;:n :;_· iOiiiiiiiiiioiiiii~ ... anus, a arry ., ey. bor Mich with her brother t t Wood f' ld\ f 1 . . · ·• • wen o s 1e or 1,. IR:' an· ' : A donner recepl10n In t h e Dr Michael Leahy and family. n1 · • · 1 R' PJemontese Club _ fol~_ed__ the •IIU~r ~~: ~~~. ~~ • .Jr. : ·I (> '·; 'L Ta' ken J. ·u. ly a·'',t · ' 24 PAGES ~-----~--~:-:-~':""------ SUNDAY1 AUGUST 6, 1967 hmllOY·IIIddlepor& ·ohio NAACP·Offe.; �'' r• I ' ust" Between -.~ • '• • Us ' ' '" ••• '·· ·BY PAT HOUCK , ' .~ lilllm!UI!I!HiWhllllliiH!Iii!l Personal Notes From Pomeroy GIANT CLEARANCE ' HELP WANTED . TO CLEAR A LOT ) Keeney~ .· ', ' ..p,; . Workshop for MOTOR ~Teaehers Best Values of The Yearl 1966 OfEVROlET $1695 60 DODGE V-8 4 DOOR •.. •.. · ·.. $395 BbeaJ.ne 4 Dr, 396 cu. jo .. engine, turbo hydramatic transI I I 0 0 I I 0 0 I I I I I Jielter, good tires, \'iDyl intenor, wbite top over llllllb. grey 1965 MUSTANG Convertible .. $1795 W V.IJ engine, 4-spei!CI, 4 new whitewall tires, radio and boat•, jet blaek llnlsh, white top. P.S., auto. trans., good tires, clean Interior, oolld body, radio, beater. 1959 OIEV. 2 DOOR (OM.,_ . . , _ , $295 V·B Automatic . 1961 FORD 4 DOOR ...~_,.•- ... $449 1964 CHEVY II 2-Door .......· $1099 v.a, •td. trans., good Urea '1M eu.. in. 8 eyl, Std. trana. Radio, beater. Like new, white wan tires, aqua filrtob. 1964 DODGE 2·Door ... :..... · $1095 Uti fntenor" 6 cyl. engjne, auW. malic trans. Radio ond heater, like new wbltewall tires. !IISCAYNE 2 DOOR 1965 SIMCA 4 DOOR ............ $795 6 cyl., .&td. trans., ndio, heater, local OWIII!f 2'10 Seriel, white finith 1000 Serleo. Rod finish, &ood tlr..,, radio an4 heater. Real . IOOd mlleage. 1962 OLDS 88 2-Door .......... $995 V.IJ, ,automaUc trano. Radio and hea~r. good tires, blue ovet ~te finish, aharp~ seat covers, power steering and lll'ak01, ftol nlee. ·' I WQNESDAY •• .' • '' $395 . 60 MERCURY 4DoOR WAGOR-$499 ' 52 Ford H.T. Coupe h Olcls II H.T. Coupe . S1 (hiv, <J Door (Your Cholet) SJS ., l " '"' '< �'' r• I ' ust" Between -.~ • '• • Us ' ' '" ••• '·· ·BY PAT HOUCK , ' .~ lilllm!UI!I!HiWhllllliiH!Iii!l Personal Notes From Pomeroy GIANT CLEARANCE ' HELP WANTED . TO CLEAR A LOT ) Keeney~ .· ', ' ..p,; . Workshop for MOTOR ~Teaehers Best Values of The Yearl 1966 OfEVROlET $1695 60 DODGE V-8 4 DOOR •.. •.. · ·.. $395 BbeaJ.ne 4 Dr, 396 cu. jo .. engine, turbo hydramatic transI I I 0 0 I I 0 0 I I I I I Jielter, good tires, \'iDyl intenor, wbite top over llllllb. grey 1965 MUSTANG Convertible .. $1795 W V.IJ engine, 4-spei!CI, 4 new whitewall tires, radio and boat•, jet blaek llnlsh, white top. P.S., auto. trans., good tires, clean Interior, oolld body, radio, beater. 1959 OIEV. 2 DOOR (OM.,_ . . , _ , $295 V·B Automatic . 1961 FORD 4 DOOR ...~_,.•- ... $449 1964 CHEVY II 2-Door .......· $1099 v.a, •td. trans., good Urea '1M eu.. in. 8 eyl, Std. trana. Radio, beater. Like new, white wan tires, aqua filrtob. 1964 DODGE 2·Door ... :..... · $1095 Uti fntenor" 6 cyl. engjne, auW. malic trans. Radio ond heater, like new wbltewall tires. !IISCAYNE 2 DOOR 1965 SIMCA 4 DOOR ............ $795 6 cyl., .&td. trans., ndio, heater, local OWIII!f 2'10 Seriel, white finith 1000 Serleo. Rod finish, &ood tlr..,, radio an4 heater. Real . IOOd mlleage. 1962 OLDS 88 2-Door .......... $995 V.IJ, ,automaUc trano. Radio and hea~r. good tires, blue ovet ~te finish, aharp~ seat covers, power steering and lll'ak01, ftol nlee. ·' I WQNESDAY •• .' • '' $395 . 60 MERCURY 4DoOR WAGOR-$499 ' 52 Ford H.T. Coupe h Olcls II H.T. Coupe . S1 (hiv, <J Door (Your Cholet) SJS ., l " '"' '< �I ' .<:' '· ,."~' • ~ / :StlNDAY·IRI'f£ ;P AS ·-~~\ lhara·~· ltntin.el R.' ; . " I ' ' iI ' ! 5 • 5 • ., & ' '~· ._, ,.. ·' I~ • ' .? ' ~ ' ' ' / I \ '·, ' .· , ...... " . . . h., . . ldlloP Ql...., :l'illllli••·~ ,. . ..,. llto~ ...~"""~ Vflilotl lltWtH, ~doi IIQt, J-•1· Dlr~111'5 ,tclo. Dir. State Con vention! .. ' ,; '• 1," ' ' ls on OU Campus. ( 1 One Christian Looks at the Ghetto / liPid Pollq, - l i l t ldllor of I h I ~ HIII'Jld,, a contrlb'l,lor to lilt ; · New..,. BD1erpr1ae .Usn. (N~). tblt WM!I wrolt I lbou,ibl • (ITOfGirJnc III'IJCII .... · on tile subject of the Christian and lb • tvtllo!IIYYM . . . ,., pea"! new tilt ...1 lbal IIIII lllty . . ~d frOm YOil eytL 1111 ldlat trill Ilia hJrn no Os<ano for ~erity in Whitt Aid lllle1 lie ...w IIIII' ....... tbt elly, llo wcp1 ever II, ,..YIIJ, WoaW IIIII Suburi>il, but o u r • pll Is he lietPI well nlgbtl. lftltn the Preoldtnt called lor the Day It has bean obaervtd th1t Amtriea mu.l of Prayw, he ~lao announcod an II • man ; dte!de whotber 1o uterminate the NOJI'ii Sp~ll AdVisory Commlsalon on CtvU or help hJrn oul of 1111 ~nt condlllon. Disorders. But I wonder U we really need If tbla ll true, Qlllllot:a of Amaricllll faet another lludy any 1110re than we need ana Jreat, IOUI Stlll'eblnf deciolon. Follow- other Senalt holrllll or 1 new church lnl 11 Mr. PoUn(s Ideas about lhlo declo· pro::ouncemtnt We h a v t beard and lon: · lludltd and pmnounce(l wlJIIe rats roam When President Jol:nson called for a and olJlldren try end Detroit burno. National Day or Prayer for lloconclUallon Whitney Yoq Jr. lan't 1 preacher or and urged tho reliJioul leaders lo offot the prealdent h110 he Slid it lor both wllen prayera for racial peace, I wu tlrucl be remarked, with 1 certlln dltmay and apprehension. It seemed !bat instead of reachinJ out lo America • ., to :looltlt wllttb:or II II the tr1J1c ilf""s of oor urban IOClety, we cor,. 1o ..tormlnelt or Uberelt ll:e Newere beating 1 retroal into llle •anetUJry frO. or l't!Ision, hopin& that God would IICII forWe have had our day of prayer and rte· . got uo, oltbougto we regularly had fallnd him . oncllltllon. Th11 io In keeplnl wllb tht e11mple and teaehlnr of Chrtot. But lei Thai may b• a harsh jud&ment, but us remember that He alwayo followed doet our rero"d supper! a more lenient prayer wllll action, patltlono beoamt pow. eriticlsm7 tr, and penpl• wero ehanltd In unusual For tho Iut two decades, the churcbet and wonderful waye. have been iguorlnl the ghetto and Inner city. There are a few outpooto of vigorSo let the bankers pray about ftndinf ous and livelv wltne.., but l'n•rally the new cbannels of morlfap and houlinl money and power and prestige has been money, let the uniona and tmployerl ltlr· Invested In the slopes of suburbia. When· tie us with ne., bopa for jobs, let the eduover churchmen have ralUad around the cators and teachers lnlllate new pr111l'ama cause of racial justice, they bave faced and let the c.lurches stop runnln1 1 nd blnody punlshment from their own mem1tart serving Christ in the plio. He il bers. tbere waiting for lllem. When thla hapIn Rocllesler. N.Y., the Council of Churpens, a president won't have to call for ches 1Upport.d Saul AllnUy't FIGHT prayll' ond raconclllatlon - ht can lim· organization wl:ich bad the primary con· ply applaud It troversy with Eastman Kodak over job! lor Negroes. AllhoOJCh lhls yetr-lon& agl· tation hu final!)> bun resolved, tbe Coun· cil of Churhu lost 112.11110 In o;onlrlbullont and faces an Intolerable deficit. \ ' ,, I SERVICE aonlexl, 111.,,. i.J~''•· attempt to • The ·.Meigs ..· News .Beat . Jj l' ' ' ,•· I r \ I ! I Ml,./queliu Dorthll6 Adam• RAclm: _ Mr. and Mn. Earl Adams, Racine, Boule 2, are announci111 t~e engagemel!l and ~ roacbinl mll'l'iaee of their daught\'r, J•cque1 8 to Mr. Wayne Clayton_McLauiblln, Cghli!olu!"' ' f Ml' d Mrs Arlington McLau n, Cea . I .,, ~~~~::':;~~: ic~: ~~=. ~o~u!:Ab~ds:r;. ly lOll ItT WINGUT . ' -...k~ TOOA Y'S '!'!'I~~T - ,\ eb'lls Ukt a Qalf. A '' · Middleport'• Tom KeUy h11 bee11 a lremendoutly busy man lhll111111mer. Tom, u1iltont p~clpal and parftime ·guidance c:ounaelor at Middleport Hlch School, has found In Cleveland, Ohio, several of the leadIng clergymen In the city were forced out . of Jbeir pulplll because of ou!epoken Justice demsods tl1e twill 11111 fair _tr:al stal:& on community racial problems. , .. and approprlat. verdict lor all tboa 11'Yiil. 111e racial dltol'llers of tbe >4merl- : ":-"••tea for •"'on, -loo!IJII, IISIUII 'llltb can lltJ tloould lit 1 primary concern of deadly weapor.• 11111 1 hOII ot. letall religlout frOllpl - a prayerlul conser breach11 of the piiCI durtn1 lt:e Decern. But as tbe predominantly whitt troll riot. community I• eaUed upon by a while pret· But periJipa tven more 10 doet It d.. fdent to pray fo• peace, I recalled that In· mend thp lltorOOJh and unfettered tnves· cident where tb• dlsclples sougbt to h•al t111Uon of any and all CharJOI o! polloi · a very sick JOUngsler. '!bey failed and the and-or NaUon•l Gu1rd brutality and cr!Jn. desperate faml!v turned to Jesus. Ina! 1cll In putlinl clown tht riot. He healed the unfortunate vlcllm, rtMOll ohoetlnr of tbaae tnsll• to lilt storing his sanity and well • beinr. Wl!n alltflll murder of thret Qllermad NtiTO the disciples aoked wily they were unable youtlll durlnr a raid on a downtown mottl to overcome th• evil spirit that wat d•· by polloo and National GUirdlmen. Ey.. stroying the JOUIII II!P, Jesus rtplfed, wllnosses dtlorlbt II as a virtual execuThi! kind never comes out except by tion, reminlt,.,nl of Gestapo treatment ·of prayef and fllllnJ." (Matthew 17:%1). th• Jews in N3zi Germany. Onl:r by lilt total spiritual commitment 1>1 prayer, love and Intense faith would woui<F,thls evi! spirit Y.leld. '!be disciples had oot, atld 111011 of ua have not, achltv· ed such a slntl,..,lnded devotion. Unfo,... tunateiy, our Day of Reconciliation seemed like prayer by the whltet ond fa•tlnl for h N..,O.s.' · · M Lau zhllllla an exaliUJier m the State u '"'~ 9 of~et. ~~ weddlnl will be an event of Aue. 20 In Ule Eaat Letart 1\letliofllst Church. and ' Community YOII COULl Jlt: LIIIIENNUNIA-·IIMDI IIARI CIIAIIS •.WNOT IA'IIS \ OR GET NEEDED RELIEF FROM BACKACHE AND SLEEPLESS NIGHTS • CAUIED tv AN IMI'IlOI'IIl MAnJtUI . Min ..41114 Ruth Carpenter Our 1amUy att:!nded service• at St. Pel· er's U!lheran Clmrch in New York on the SundaJ~>-111 aSide by . ·n,; Prltldont fnr Pra!'eC.and Reconciliation. 1 was startled With many_\llhers, to hear the Epistle las· 1011 for !Itt diy llelectea a year In ad· In liturg~cal cburch.,) read r rom Luke li;4H7. ROY . aagement an~hpf:o~cr~~~derickgWillc!IISon Crow, fer, AUla Ru ' d Mr Fred Cro", Jr.. Syracuse ... W, •on of Mr. :: hllll ~ittended the Seven Seas D:voMiss Cll'J)en College, Oran&e Calif., and is cur· CIJapman t ohki Unlvenilv. Dl!rlng the fall • senl':u~ be · her .tudent teaching at I"ears Ago On Ri,er · .,~, ., :Pilot House of Steamer Homer Smith No Place to Raise Cllickens ' ' . ;lllCK miiJt~ -~I. pjl~ Holiony . 01 lht tiM'Iion to 101111r7 confinement: The et Chris Green•. in plare ol1the Li<:klng River. The Carrol, lhfiii\CIIon. Tho hull It of while <Oil!, . · . fro!1' the bank with tbt loclu lVIII the motorbotl lll•mer Jlltner Stultb 110 yoart ne1t momtna !t:t cooumtted his brother. Ad Markum, whoj' rorn:orly 111t Champion No. 8, radar, the clllln of mahogany, The car (railroad) lhDI'II&e Tiler. are !Iva "Sultsus." 1f0 found :;.d!icbn rifling in suicide by ilandlorl 011 her l:ead goeo 'liE the gov,;nment ateam- is ono of tht q!d_. steamboats and llht il powered with a NJ. II 'fDrllrd on !be Clilll btl- !!'In! and _ Tile IOVerntiJenl Is removing tb:o pilot bGUio ol a llelml:Qat in the waleriJII trough. T h e er Rnm110y. Ad wa, on western rtv rt /ll)f w a 5 arara four-cylinder onglne. The! can to a flnllh, IIYB lht 811., 11111 It le ll'om U.. 11\tl U:e 'iii'Wb of 22 steamlooall In a VfltT :mol8tain otb:or wu a aplrited young the parketo T. D. Dale 1nd ff • 0 ' (' 11711 at launch cost when new aboull«<llor of tlle ll'amwaya If#· 'tba boall Cttu.lr fuel. , 1111 r.m- River, tbtt were 1 11 ""*at 'l1tts was beginnin( piE'I- I'I10'Ia' and .was just beginning Evergreen In tho IYinfl•ld trade ' tow· 111d hal been uled down nal. -As a matter of fact Iller• Tile Pllllbui'f,. Coil ComJii. durbltlhe IJ'Ipb In the River News ol tbt to start movmg around the hur- unijl they were worn out Enc:- boat Tom Doddsworlh oow 81 111 the watert tl Mla:nt. Fla. lo no car, onlr ll!tfll Jl)' II Jellilll o CiYU War. GtllipoliJ Dally Tribune of '"'•n• diCk. neer Leo Merllum has b • ' n Cairo, Is the only steamlil!ppen IMnJ In lnl11111, c!Ufl ·'" bolll • U !'II!I!JI 1diet mwe II wtll 2. 1917. Hm is lbe ,.mtlnder Everyti:ne Pllol Holloway spendlnr . • few daY' he,.. boat l'iilinilli besitlet lht Her- Alf, I, ltl7 'lbt who •.-. al rllllroedl ntel' bll, 41111tf Jltonn. £aW, M Jllabl handt art Y t r 1 of the ..._,, wquld CO to lht pilot houu or amonw friends. IJo reslJnld hi! cullll lhtt,... built In 1171. qjne on lha C. C. Bowyer ran cy; hod let IO!"e end Tom tearce. '!be Q-ulaer ,., hm •.., ,.. posftlon on the Kanawha River · 11ff dolnl CQIOIIdo••lllf damaga of a. btg lhlPIIItt!lcolD! to ,,. 1\a)'l· • ehlrlehd iliff today lfllr man and t bl <IIIIUQII!ly) l'I!CtDtly Jlfll'· the 1:orner ,ell, ·i!P\1' In tilt Oil lhf 0..,.. lfatbe.1011 wu htr 1 1 "":ttr towboat Plymouth of the HI" 'Ilia Clmpbe)l CrJt11 Coal a pultilll tbe IIJbl plant on r.t': cornpetllp '10me YOIIIIK cblck& at wou run_ r m. key Co. Company'• wwboat, Rollert P. lht boat 011t ol oomrni••Inn """ willlt' RW'!'• Stveral aJ..-IIlt $ullday but 101 lew. It Ia 10u Nle in WlletUng, W. Henry, botng of a sentimental . . GIUhll!l. lht ''flllill!l" In the tU repaln 0111 be IE!IItlt. 1fli 'It "'ll .• qll bila" lll't at llrllwn'• I'AIIdl!l hot for !omt of !loa "Ion 1 o1 · and to lht pilQI dlapoajtlm,10llOUid DOt •talld for S G. Gudner, owner of lhe Rlvtr fiMt, il havtnc 'lllt Plttlhuri!J toWboat Tor. •Wint .' . , · .-.' Jn•d,ie Rim,1111" 1o .wort l:!lld• wa · 1 ot to PI· this, 11111 1ho IMdo boy1 In C. C. Bowytr. hu leiiDd I a tn-lon let pllnl and refrlf· nado baa been ,r4; lw'U.. Com. . · ' . " ' ., ' ' • piHlll!ul'llh. !lome Ill" be lit for labor is a long way hiJ:' JIIWIII of b • coal mine for ftre ytran naar eratlon plant illtalllll iiY a btllt to ail qlll!Om#tY .Ill M•t· ' Altii .. 1!11 .., and ; 1111 tb1n on tba boato tl!tl bow- Pittlilurp 11 Uncle bird. Bladen, 11110 that ha will repalr t:in¢:mati firm. The GIUh"l'J kO IJ'd ... 11'. wr!!f ' ' PIC· :' . ", ' 1'.1101'11 .... bei!la I' "victory gar. ' operation •;. . ,, Ay. 7, lllf - .,.. l'fcl. :;Jf 'IIIII tba lllllten I b 0wb 0 \ 8and put1 1 •• - ,. lhUIIIJ IIIWI!all jn lhls - t]!Jt t'llltllqoy, 'l'llo • . thr(e.aeh: ll!!!i'n. 1 lo lOme 1Jm 'F-e "'mt other Rlvar ' of tl\ln 19 _lie lhut e<JIIIPJled. • lliiiAurp, lopbc!llll, lnelu4o ,rt ,!old, JhPi' J!il! 'his.: "" btM .,.. I If ''WI/IIdefland" by Cooley 1111 the I>Jtlil ot frotll mne w · 1 en A frlilill ' of Captain E, A. 1n1 ·lilt' an' In., "!1m: r.n J!llti<•,ltl ·\11• lfll"tiiiii.On·l pullnto OJ!'I"IIQ:I Pen, Cllllera. '!be boat lllnk \ llut two the rues of the Tribune: steambnato, " are Informed 1 81!1'1MifiH, ltvr • rnlulm there on Tanwlc!:i <I;UIJII)llhfadwleavlnl ,I iil,f ftrit time last ·ll'rjdly, 'nli Qr Jult below Darn No, 20 · 11 Ill 1 bo1 Btttlllm In ..the ('lnctrmatlj of Campbell C o a 1 River. '1•.- •''' · , I.,,. · In !hnfe.i'n!IQI! f!111Ulll- llein ol IOX'k1 lliJil """' 1kij!J ville, Sho has been partlallr A... I, lt17 - Eng;.,.., Ia harbor hu become so dull dur Co., pi'OSemjld bim a lll'ir days ••rno oi th'l' rriifon . .' In Ill!' · . ,the Ohio ·River It !!fine rtp!f, bullcheedad and 'IIIII PI'Oillltl; leY· Markum, wbo made f I If Jnc the pall J!!at the ht· lfO I "'lllatJrl :lqs.' and illllil undtl' Tbm " . i(o. fil'tl' ,roll ·, II! Jy tb" beliia tba ;he lfloet in a few days, , 1 J~m•• ui~i~fr~Mq, A~. ~ C~cinnat~. a:ltts~urgb pe~>pla ~.500 ~ ~ ~q~k ~hi ~Wmt Intent~ a ""'' ~J\,'IIte111:1 ~ "1 lh~ .\Iller~ ~119111111 1 .~~-' ~ r~iftilada ~ 111'1111~; dy"''"" ,:U':!:. th~ r~ise. : ••epa~ ~nllt olhe~ rp.,. ~e:: hot~ ~~ ~ ·-~16 ~.ld.n ~"" -~ ~.h~ ~ll!t c~ ·I~ Valll)lf~rt. ~~ wiro~ ."!•~ager I~ Cree~ ~.. ~ ~tl'icl?"s ~~, ntoE'I!I~ wl~ ~ ~tru:j; Joim~vllle, ~ ·I~ -~ >lailil' m~ltt ~ M~)l ~~!~Hi ~~Ji!lltlllrlp)!W diS!Pt!JlU~. ~!bore I~ ~ ~~ ma~ ~ ~ a.J~, llll~led, ',. •' ; •. .lL - -.o.......L.. -~ .- ·- . In . ' ""·Pic-~ To Te®MrM..,IriJ '" THOMA.~ eral -~·· tht hen beesme triJll on tho c. C. Bowy« the bor boll Hti'Cill.. Cmol h a 1 motor launch, one ot tho hand. 11011 haM ralsl!d lilt wa'" 9f bl11• at Uull¥101 llOJII;•IIW Clllll to be ~ llllll :-qr, G~IS - Pilot Henry mola::cl:oly and preferred death past week, will 30 on thf pack- been lald liP In tho mouth or 10111ttt launclleo enr wen In tvorybody oo .tbe Job JO p t r '!hart. All · boall are oiilf~ Tilt lint boat to PUI tbtouth BY Mr and M•! Wilson R. Carflenter, 28f~berry Ave., PomtrJy~~=n~~~nt~:.~ ::u:~ ••nee ' McElhinny Bride You'D fillcl our olcl..ftlhlenlll ..... il rwflldtd In our friendly Jlii'SIWII infll..t in 011' !Mfomm. But our methods .,. ·strlelfr In +IIIII with th• times - •new.flllltloaecl" for mocl.....day speed 1ncl 1ccuraey. Otr bank tabs pride in eombini"g the best of yesterday end today. Lore we said, "Oid-fas!J!oned Service - New· ft~hionad Methods "- for you, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7t00 Co~ner 11 I Mr1. John Paul Hood "· :Unlvenit:r'• Voaervlng u di· I ·1 I I! 1ooc1 one Is uver Pic!Ceil up.-llllkno\Yn. Worse than Rioting ·> lEW FAIHIOJED IETHODS · \ I t;.·..; ' ~ '' �I ' .<:' '· ,."~' • ~ / :StlNDAY·IRI'f£ ;P AS ·-~~\ lhara·~· ltntin.el R.' ; . " I ' ' iI ' ! 5 • 5 • ., & ' '~· ._, ,.. ·' I~ • ' .? ' ~ ' ' ' / I \ '·, ' .· , ...... " . . . h., . . ldlloP Ql...., :l'illllli••·~ ,. . ..,. llto~ ...~"""~ Vflilotl lltWtH, ~doi IIQt, J-•1· Dlr~111'5 ,tclo. Dir. State Con vention! .. ' ,; '• 1," ' ' ls on OU Campus. ( 1 One Christian Looks at the Ghetto / liPid Pollq, - l i l t ldllor of I h I ~ HIII'Jld,, a contrlb'l,lor to lilt ; · New..,. BD1erpr1ae .Usn. (N~). tblt WM!I wrolt I lbou,ibl • (ITOfGirJnc III'IJCII .... · on tile subject of the Christian and lb • tvtllo!IIYYM . . . ,., pea"! new tilt ...1 lbal IIIII lllty . . ~d frOm YOil eytL 1111 ldlat trill Ilia hJrn no Os<ano for ~erity in Whitt Aid lllle1 lie ...w IIIII' ....... tbt elly, llo wcp1 ever II, ,..YIIJ, WoaW IIIII Suburi>il, but o u r • pll Is he lietPI well nlgbtl. lftltn the Preoldtnt called lor the Day It has bean obaervtd th1t Amtriea mu.l of Prayw, he ~lao announcod an II • man ; dte!de whotber 1o uterminate the NOJI'ii Sp~ll AdVisory Commlsalon on CtvU or help hJrn oul of 1111 ~nt condlllon. Disorders. But I wonder U we really need If tbla ll true, Qlllllot:a of Amaricllll faet another lludy any 1110re than we need ana Jreat, IOUI Stlll'eblnf deciolon. Follow- other Senalt holrllll or 1 new church lnl 11 Mr. PoUn(s Ideas about lhlo declo· pro::ouncemtnt We h a v t beard and lon: · lludltd and pmnounce(l wlJIIe rats roam When President Jol:nson called for a and olJlldren try end Detroit burno. National Day or Prayer for lloconclUallon Whitney Yoq Jr. lan't 1 preacher or and urged tho reliJioul leaders lo offot the prealdent h110 he Slid it lor both wllen prayera for racial peace, I wu tlrucl be remarked, with 1 certlln dltmay and apprehension. It seemed !bat instead of reachinJ out lo America • ., to :looltlt wllttb:or II II the tr1J1c ilf""s of oor urban IOClety, we cor,. 1o ..tormlnelt or Uberelt ll:e Newere beating 1 retroal into llle •anetUJry frO. or l't!Ision, hopin& that God would IICII forWe have had our day of prayer and rte· . got uo, oltbougto we regularly had fallnd him . oncllltllon. Th11 io In keeplnl wllb tht e11mple and teaehlnr of Chrtot. But lei Thai may b• a harsh jud&ment, but us remember that He alwayo followed doet our rero"d supper! a more lenient prayer wllll action, patltlono beoamt pow. eriticlsm7 tr, and penpl• wero ehanltd In unusual For tho Iut two decades, the churcbet and wonderful waye. have been iguorlnl the ghetto and Inner city. There are a few outpooto of vigorSo let the bankers pray about ftndinf ous and livelv wltne.., but l'n•rally the new cbannels of morlfap and houlinl money and power and prestige has been money, let the uniona and tmployerl ltlr· Invested In the slopes of suburbia. When· tie us with ne., bopa for jobs, let the eduover churchmen have ralUad around the cators and teachers lnlllate new pr111l'ama cause of racial justice, they bave faced and let the c.lurches stop runnln1 1 nd blnody punlshment from their own mem1tart serving Christ in the plio. He il bers. tbere waiting for lllem. When thla hapIn Rocllesler. N.Y., the Council of Churpens, a president won't have to call for ches 1Upport.d Saul AllnUy't FIGHT prayll' ond raconclllatlon - ht can lim· organization wl:ich bad the primary con· ply applaud It troversy with Eastman Kodak over job! lor Negroes. AllhoOJCh lhls yetr-lon& agl· tation hu final!)> bun resolved, tbe Coun· cil of Churhu lost 112.11110 In o;onlrlbullont and faces an Intolerable deficit. \ ' ,, I SERVICE aonlexl, 111.,,. i.J~''•· attempt to • The ·.Meigs ..· News .Beat . Jj l' ' ' ,•· I r \ I ! I Ml,./queliu Dorthll6 Adam• RAclm: _ Mr. and Mn. Earl Adams, Racine, Boule 2, are announci111 t~e engagemel!l and ~ roacbinl mll'l'iaee of their daught\'r, J•cque1 8 to Mr. Wayne Clayton_McLauiblln, Cghli!olu!"' ' f Ml' d Mrs Arlington McLau n, Cea . I .,, ~~~~::':;~~: ic~: ~~=. ~o~u!:Ab~ds:r;. ly lOll ItT WINGUT . ' -...k~ TOOA Y'S '!'!'I~~T - ,\ eb'lls Ukt a Qalf. A '' · Middleport'• Tom KeUy h11 bee11 a lremendoutly busy man lhll111111mer. Tom, u1iltont p~clpal and parftime ·guidance c:ounaelor at Middleport Hlch School, has found In Cleveland, Ohio, several of the leadIng clergymen In the city were forced out . of Jbeir pulplll because of ou!epoken Justice demsods tl1e twill 11111 fair _tr:al stal:& on community racial problems. , .. and approprlat. verdict lor all tboa 11'Yiil. 111e racial dltol'llers of tbe >4merl- : ":-"••tea for •"'on, -loo!IJII, IISIUII 'llltb can lltJ tloould lit 1 primary concern of deadly weapor.• 11111 1 hOII ot. letall religlout frOllpl - a prayerlul conser breach11 of the piiCI durtn1 lt:e Decern. But as tbe predominantly whitt troll riot. community I• eaUed upon by a while pret· But periJipa tven more 10 doet It d.. fdent to pray fo• peace, I recalled that In· mend thp lltorOOJh and unfettered tnves· cident where tb• dlsclples sougbt to h•al t111Uon of any and all CharJOI o! polloi · a very sick JOUngsler. '!bey failed and the and-or NaUon•l Gu1rd brutality and cr!Jn. desperate faml!v turned to Jesus. Ina! 1cll In putlinl clown tht riot. He healed the unfortunate vlcllm, rtMOll ohoetlnr of tbaae tnsll• to lilt storing his sanity and well • beinr. Wl!n alltflll murder of thret Qllermad NtiTO the disciples aoked wily they were unable youtlll durlnr a raid on a downtown mottl to overcome th• evil spirit that wat d•· by polloo and National GUirdlmen. Ey.. stroying the JOUIII II!P, Jesus rtplfed, wllnosses dtlorlbt II as a virtual execuThi! kind never comes out except by tion, reminlt,.,nl of Gestapo treatment ·of prayef and fllllnJ." (Matthew 17:%1). th• Jews in N3zi Germany. Onl:r by lilt total spiritual commitment 1>1 prayer, love and Intense faith would woui<F,thls evi! spirit Y.leld. '!be disciples had oot, atld 111011 of ua have not, achltv· ed such a slntl,..,lnded devotion. Unfo,... tunateiy, our Day of Reconciliation seemed like prayer by the whltet ond fa•tlnl for h N..,O.s.' · · M Lau zhllllla an exaliUJier m the State u '"'~ 9 of~et. ~~ weddlnl will be an event of Aue. 20 In Ule Eaat Letart 1\letliofllst Church. and ' Community YOII COULl Jlt: LIIIIENNUNIA-·IIMDI IIARI CIIAIIS •.WNOT IA'IIS \ OR GET NEEDED RELIEF FROM BACKACHE AND SLEEPLESS NIGHTS • CAUIED tv AN IMI'IlOI'IIl MAnJtUI . Min ..41114 Ruth Carpenter Our 1amUy att:!nded service• at St. Pel· er's U!lheran Clmrch in New York on the SundaJ~>-111 aSide by . ·n,; Prltldont fnr Pra!'eC.and Reconciliation. 1 was startled With many_\llhers, to hear the Epistle las· 1011 for !Itt diy llelectea a year In ad· In liturg~cal cburch.,) read r rom Luke li;4H7. ROY . aagement an~hpf:o~cr~~~derickgWillc!IISon Crow, fer, AUla Ru ' d Mr Fred Cro", Jr.. Syracuse ... W, •on of Mr. :: hllll ~ittended the Seven Seas D:voMiss Cll'J)en College, Oran&e Calif., and is cur· CIJapman t ohki Unlvenilv. Dl!rlng the fall • senl':u~ be · her .tudent teaching at I"ears Ago On Ri,er · .,~, ., :Pilot House of Steamer Homer Smith No Place to Raise Cllickens ' ' . ;lllCK miiJt~ -~I. pjl~ Holiony . 01 lht tiM'Iion to 101111r7 confinement: The et Chris Green•. in plare ol1the Li<:klng River. The Carrol, lhfiii\CIIon. Tho hull It of while <Oil!, . · . fro!1' the bank with tbt loclu lVIII the motorbotl lll•mer Jlltner Stultb 110 yoart ne1t momtna !t:t cooumtted his brother. Ad Markum, whoj' rorn:orly 111t Champion No. 8, radar, the clllln of mahogany, The car (railroad) lhDI'II&e Tiler. are !Iva "Sultsus." 1f0 found :;.d!icbn rifling in suicide by ilandlorl 011 her l:ead goeo 'liE the gov,;nment ateam- is ono of tht q!d_. steamboats and llht il powered with a NJ. II 'fDrllrd on !be Clilll btl- !!'In! and _ Tile IOVerntiJenl Is removing tb:o pilot bGUio ol a llelml:Qat in the waleriJII trough. T h e er Rnm110y. Ad wa, on western rtv rt /ll)f w a 5 arara four-cylinder onglne. The! can to a flnllh, IIYB lht 811., 11111 It le ll'om U.. 11\tl U:e 'iii'Wb of 22 steamlooall In a VfltT :mol8tain otb:or wu a aplrited young the parketo T. D. Dale 1nd ff • 0 ' (' 11711 at launch cost when new aboull«<llor of tlle ll'amwaya If#· 'tba boall Cttu.lr fuel. , 1111 r.m- River, tbtt were 1 11 ""*at 'l1tts was beginnin( piE'I- I'I10'Ia' and .was just beginning Evergreen In tho IYinfl•ld trade ' tow· 111d hal been uled down nal. -As a matter of fact Iller• Tile Pllllbui'f,. Coil ComJii. durbltlhe IJ'Ipb In the River News ol tbt to start movmg around the hur- unijl they were worn out Enc:- boat Tom Doddsworlh oow 81 111 the watert tl Mla:nt. Fla. lo no car, onlr ll!tfll Jl)' II Jellilll o CiYU War. GtllipoliJ Dally Tribune of '"'•n• diCk. neer Leo Merllum has b • ' n Cairo, Is the only steamlil!ppen IMnJ In lnl11111, c!Ufl ·'" bolll • U !'II!I!JI 1diet mwe II wtll 2. 1917. Hm is lbe ,.mtlnder Everyti:ne Pllol Holloway spendlnr . • few daY' he,.. boat l'iilinilli besitlet lht Her- Alf, I, ltl7 'lbt who •.-. al rllllroedl ntel' bll, 41111tf Jltonn. £aW, M Jllabl handt art Y t r 1 of the ..._,, wquld CO to lht pilot houu or amonw friends. IJo reslJnld hi! cullll lhtt,... built In 1171. qjne on lha C. C. Bowyer ran cy; hod let IO!"e end Tom tearce. '!be Q-ulaer ,., hm •.., ,.. posftlon on the Kanawha River · 11ff dolnl CQIOIIdo••lllf damaga of a. btg lhlPIIItt!lcolD! to ,,. 1\a)'l· • ehlrlehd iliff today lfllr man and t bl <IIIIUQII!ly) l'I!CtDtly Jlfll'· the 1:orner ,ell, ·i!P\1' In tilt Oil lhf 0..,.. lfatbe.1011 wu htr 1 1 "":ttr towboat Plymouth of the HI" 'Ilia Clmpbe)l CrJt11 Coal a pultilll tbe IIJbl plant on r.t': cornpetllp '10me YOIIIIK cblck& at wou run_ r m. key Co. Company'• wwboat, Rollert P. lht boat 011t ol oomrni••Inn """ willlt' RW'!'• Stveral aJ..-IIlt $ullday but 101 lew. It Ia 10u Nle in WlletUng, W. Henry, botng of a sentimental . . GIUhll!l. lht ''flllill!l" In the tU repaln 0111 be IE!IItlt. 1fli 'It "'ll .• qll bila" lll't at llrllwn'• I'AIIdl!l hot for !omt of !loa "Ion 1 o1 · and to lht pilQI dlapoajtlm,10llOUid DOt •talld for S G. Gudner, owner of lhe Rlvtr fiMt, il havtnc 'lllt Plttlhuri!J toWboat Tor. •Wint .' . , · .-.' Jn•d,ie Rim,1111" 1o .wort l:!lld• wa · 1 ot to PI· this, 11111 1ho IMdo boy1 In C. C. Bowytr. hu leiiDd I a tn-lon let pllnl and refrlf· nado baa been ,r4; lw'U.. Com. . · ' . " ' ., ' ' • piHlll!ul'llh. !lome Ill" be lit for labor is a long way hiJ:' JIIWIII of b • coal mine for ftre ytran naar eratlon plant illtalllll iiY a btllt to ail qlll!Om#tY .Ill M•t· ' Altii .. 1!11 .., and ; 1111 tb1n on tba boato tl!tl bow- Pittlilurp 11 Uncle bird. Bladen, 11110 that ha will repalr t:in¢:mati firm. The GIUh"l'J kO IJ'd ... 11'. wr!!f ' ' PIC· :' . ", ' 1'.1101'11 .... bei!la I' "victory gar. ' operation •;. . ,, Ay. 7, lllf - .,.. l'fcl. :;Jf 'IIIII tba lllllten I b 0wb 0 \ 8and put1 1 •• - ,. lhUIIIJ IIIWI!all jn lhls - t]!Jt t'llltllqoy, 'l'llo • . thr(e.aeh: ll!!!i'n. 1 lo lOme 1Jm 'F-e "'mt other Rlvar ' of tl\ln 19 _lie lhut e<JIIIPJled. • lliiiAurp, lopbc!llll, lnelu4o ,rt ,!old, JhPi' J!il! 'his.: "" btM .,.. I If ''WI/IIdefland" by Cooley 1111 the I>Jtlil ot frotll mne w · 1 en A frlilill ' of Captain E, A. 1n1 ·lilt' an' In., "!1m: r.n J!llti<•,ltl ·\11• lfll"tiiiii.On·l pullnto OJ!'I"IIQ:I Pen, Cllllera. '!be boat lllnk \ llut two the rues of the Tribune: steambnato, " are Informed 1 81!1'1MifiH, ltvr • rnlulm there on Tanwlc!:i <I;UIJII)llhfadwleavlnl ,I iil,f ftrit time last ·ll'rjdly, 'nli Qr Jult below Darn No, 20 · 11 Ill 1 bo1 Btttlllm In ..the ('lnctrmatlj of Campbell C o a 1 River. '1•.- •''' · , I.,,. · In !hnfe.i'n!IQI! f!111Ulll- llein ol IOX'k1 lliJil """' 1kij!J ville, Sho has been partlallr A... I, lt17 - Eng;.,.., Ia harbor hu become so dull dur Co., pi'OSemjld bim a lll'ir days ••rno oi th'l' rriifon . .' In Ill!' · . ,the Ohio ·River It !!fine rtp!f, bullcheedad and 'IIIII PI'Oillltl; leY· Markum, wbo made f I If Jnc the pall J!!at the ht· lfO I "'lllatJrl :lqs.' and illllil undtl' Tbm " . i(o. fil'tl' ,roll ·, II! Jy tb" beliia tba ;he lfloet in a few days, , 1 J~m•• ui~i~fr~Mq, A~. ~ C~cinnat~. a:ltts~urgb pe~>pla ~.500 ~ ~ ~q~k ~hi ~Wmt Intent~ a ""'' ~J\,'IIte111:1 ~ "1 lh~ .\Iller~ ~119111111 1 .~~-' ~ r~iftilada ~ 111'1111~; dy"''"" ,:U':!:. th~ r~ise. : ••epa~ ~nllt olhe~ rp.,. ~e:: hot~ ~~ ~ ·-~16 ~.ld.n ~"" -~ ~.h~ ~ll!t c~ ·I~ Valll)lf~rt. ~~ wiro~ ."!•~ager I~ Cree~ ~.. ~ ~tl'icl?"s ~~, ntoE'I!I~ wl~ ~ ~tru:j; Joim~vllle, ~ ·I~ -~ >lailil' m~ltt ~ M~)l ~~!~Hi ~~Ji!lltlllrlp)!W diS!Pt!JlU~. ~!bore I~ ~ ~~ ma~ ~ ~ a.J~, llll~led, ',. •' ; •. .lL - -.o.......L.. -~ .- ·- . In . ' ""·Pic-~ To Te®MrM..,IriJ '" THOMA.~ eral -~·· tht hen beesme triJll on tho c. C. Bowy« the bor boll Hti'Cill.. Cmol h a 1 motor launch, one ot tho hand. 11011 haM ralsl!d lilt wa'" 9f bl11• at Uull¥101 llOJII;•IIW Clllll to be ~ llllll :-qr, G~IS - Pilot Henry mola::cl:oly and preferred death past week, will 30 on thf pack- been lald liP In tho mouth or 10111ttt launclleo enr wen In tvorybody oo .tbe Job JO p t r '!hart. All · boall are oiilf~ Tilt lint boat to PUI tbtouth BY Mr and M•! Wilson R. Carflenter, 28f~berry Ave., PomtrJy~~=n~~~nt~:.~ ::u:~ ••nee ' McElhinny Bride You'D fillcl our olcl..ftlhlenlll ..... il rwflldtd In our friendly Jlii'SIWII infll..t in 011' !Mfomm. But our methods .,. ·strlelfr In +IIIII with th• times - •new.flllltloaecl" for mocl.....day speed 1ncl 1ccuraey. Otr bank tabs pride in eombini"g the best of yesterday end today. Lore we said, "Oid-fas!J!oned Service - New· ft~hionad Methods "- for you, OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7t00 Co~ner 11 I Mr1. John Paul Hood "· :Unlvenit:r'• Voaervlng u di· I ·1 I I! 1ooc1 one Is uver Pic!Ceil up.-llllkno\Yn. Worse than Rioting ·> lEW FAIHIOJED IETHODS · \ I t;.·..; ' ~ '' �. ,, ". i • ' •,' 'I ·- ... . " ·.:· '• " ' '' ~· ''l' '' ' ·' ' .' '• ' •. '' •' No. ·128, AI!IUlatY. A 1 -'' '~ ted l'08e8 ~~:~ ~- OJ Norma P~l!e't./ ·-"'!' ,. • Glll!f!S Jl1'1!1(!nl,~ Mrs~.~~~~ DOnna frq•pm"'Le !!< Caisslere Departmental, Ma e Beavenon,. Im1nedial!! Past Department President lbe American Legion and Danna Paul, all of . burg, and Mary MartlD, 1men1tal L'Arch,ivlsie of ro~cers ~~~z~:D<!nlt-11~ :308Yf Df]rRJJ (:3W . U Chapeau Premier . Smith, Le Denii-Cbapea~ ~WI· jeme - Betty Ryal, La ~ talre-Calsslere Mabel t'tO"Own, L'Aumonler - Carrie Neutz. ling, L'Archivlste Cumings, Le Coneferge - • .,.. 11 Die Well and Pouvo!l' me~nber· II - Fay-. Wlldermutb • . A <.;nap. eau PaSIIe i>ln was J)resentt.l Faye Wildermuth, the oul!!olng Chapeau and Blue w111~• · of Preaent Chapeau to Mourning. Each guest wa• glv. en a remembrance ,from t MRS. BOB S. DRUMMOND Dianu Elliott Wears Silk Gown For Wedding to Bob MRS. THOMAS E. TOPE ' J Aug. 7th to 19th. . ' Ga· L·a Events 11111111 I Anita Robinson Weds Tom Tope 1 ,..,.,~. Before an altar decorated rose pink dress, wiih . with flowers and candles, Miss patent accessories. She '· Diana EllioU, daughter of Mr. the corsage from her bri1dall and Mrs. Edwin Elliott GaU~ bouquet. The couple polls, became the bride of Bob mooned at Lake Erie. ~ Drummond, son of M r s. . Leona Drummond, Kanauga, The couple are now res1ding ·--~-"'!'lliim--• ll and Carl Drummond, Gallipoli•. at 142 Portsmouth Road. The wedding ceremony took Mrs. Drummond Is an 1966 Sunday place at the Grace Me~hodist graduate of Gallia WILCOXl.~ REUNiON will Miss Anila Carol Robinson, The groom's mother wore Church June 10 at 7:30 p.m. and ~s presently employed he held at the home of Mr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar. aqua silk dress with · The Rev. Hughey Jones was ihe the Data ProceSsing Dept. and Mrs. Clarence. Wllcoxon. vin H. Robinson of Lower Rlv· ~qua and while aecessories and officiating minister for the dou- Kaiser Aluminum. Bast.et dlDner at noon. er Road, w•s united in m a .~ a corsage of two white orchids. ble ring nllptlals. ANNUAL Brucker Famlly R.. riage June 25th to Thomas E. A reception in the church soc. Miss Karen Salisbury, sol,. Mr. Drummond is a union w1U be held at Cente-1 Tope, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl lal hall followed the ceremony. ist, ~resented "Wedding Pray. graduate of Gallla nary Church. Relatives and 1"ne of 27 Vine Street. Yellow roses and blue melene or," "Because," ami ''0 n e He is presently employed at friends IJivlted. ' . The Rev. WendeU Stutler of topped lbe four-tier wedding Heart, One Hand" and at the Goodyear .c~emlcal Plant in J. H. SHEETS lfamUy Reun- ' Syracuse, Ohio, performed the cake. The color scheme of blue end of the ceremony, "Th • West VJrglma. ion wiU he held at Northup double ring ceremony. at t be and yellow was carried out . Prayer." . Out of town guests were Mr. Bapt~ Church Grove.. Basket. f<rst Baptist Church with Rev. decorate the bride's table. M.-. G1ven m m•rnage by her nnd '"rs. Harold Salisbury, Dinner at noon. . ': Joseph Chapman assisting. Wed- Rlctlard Caldwell and Miss lather. the bride wore a floor Karen, and Ernle, Columbus; WAUGH • ELLIOTT reunion ,~ dmg music was provided by M~a. nie Frye, both of Columbus, gown ·of silk or~anza. Mrs. Victor Glenn, Bedford, will be held' at !he roadside :J !..my Corbin, organis~ and presided at !he bride's table. Th~ gown was styled w1th a Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack 1•ark above Crown City on Rt. Tiim Folden, soloist. Miss Marsha Edelblute regis- prmcess ~odice of. cllantiUy meyer and family, Columbus; 't All relatives and friendl , ' . tered the guests. lace leaturll!g a sabnna neck· Mr and Mrs Stanley are invited. The br~de, given In marriage line and lace bridal point sleev- Bedt rd I d • · Mr d Mr h· her father, wore a formal 1be new Mrs. Tope chose as es. n-• A-line skirt was decor. P ulo c' ~·· eoi •; s. Monday · •IVn of peau de sou, designed ber traveling ~;astume a steel with lace·. A detachable a n, um u8· 0 •·•th a sheath alll!ouette, p or· brown and yellow flowered train of the lace extended to GALLIA CO. P OM 0 N A $2~39 I• ait neckline, and sculptured sleeveless dress wiih y e I ow cha~l length. Her floor length GAZU:,EN :s:'e~:ams, Sic GRANGE at Vinton, 8 p.m. ' o:npire bodice edged In wide gloves, bat, shoes, and purse was attached to a crown orCe : · Pd d Members, bring covered disb, . "\ \'•nice lace, with bell · shaped as her accessories. She wore a of organza petals. She carried a en n r, ·8 • dessert and cold drinks. I 01 ,;J <mce a year do you :1ave th e c:;;::ortunity to take cld~ntageofbig · :,,.• ed~ed sleeves. Her sheath yellow cymbidium corsage,. a Bible decorated with white m LO Canasta club will meet savings on beautiful Phoe~ix stockings. All ,styl~. all colors are I)OW . 'k"t. with side fullness, sweep. engraved pin with her new carnations and pink rosebuds. REUNION AUGUST U at tho home of Mrs. .lonn / on sale at special low prices. Stocl1-up now for )~ourself ~nt:l for m~ to the back, was completed tlals, a gift from her maid The groom's twin sister, Mrs. RIO GRANDE - The 46th Francies, 7 p. m. 1 gift" giving later on. with a lace edged watleau chap. honor, and a sterling s I I v e r Bonnie vanco, was the bride's annual Gooch , McCa!ley fami· GALUA COUNCIL No. !14, eJ train. Her pillbox headpiece ilracelet, a gilt of tile groom, only attendant. She wore a floor Jy reunion will he held Rund~y, Daughters of America. regu. ; AU SEAMLESS SlYLES INCLL' . :d CANi;: <~E '' AND AGILO/>l•AREONSALE. of peau de sou edged wiih !den- to complete her traveling length empire lace gown with Aug. 13, en !he cam)l'.ts of Jar meeting, 7:30 p. m. tiC11l lace from her dreas, secur. tume. bodice of rose pink and pale Grande CoUege at Rio G~~~~ Tuesdav ed her bouffant ven nf silk Eng. After a wedding trip to Cove pink taffeta skirt with a floor Ohio. AU relatives and f CALVARY BAPTIST Ladles eMaln ·Floor · · li!h illusion. Her only jewelry Haven Honeymoon Resort length detachable train. j of the family are asked to uxUiary will meet at t h e was a diamond and pearl wed- the Pooono Mountains, the Richard Vanco served as best cburch at 7:30 p. m. Bring ding bell necklace, • gilt from pk returned to their home at man and usbers were Mike Ellwhile cross supplie• for Bab•r father. She carried a round 13ft Seeond Avenue in Gallipo- !ott, brother of !he bride, and cone College. n~gay . of white orchids and lis Keith Dnlmmond, brother of 18 PER CENT dlsoollllt white roses. Mrs. Tope Is a graduate of the groom. lluistmas • a r d Wdl!n/l Miss Charla Bndlmer was Gallia Academy with the A reception In !he c h ur c ~ lhroagb Aoaust. MltebeU ma~d of honor and brid..,. of 1965. She is presently dining room followed the cer"" POMEROY _ Mr. and Ike Swpply, Second Ave. ma1ds _were Mrs. Eugene ~Y· pfoyed as Seeretary of the mony with Mrs. Carlene Greene Albert Roland Eastman Cool412 Second Avt. Pd. Ohio man, sJSter of the br1de, M1ss lia County Common Pleas Court. and Mrs. Ella Mae Russel, sis- ville Route 2 will be hoD<>red Judy Burcham, and Miss Jan Mr. Tope Is a graduate of ter of the groom, acting as host· by their children on the occa. Tnpe, sister of !he groom. They Gallla Academy pith the esses. 1be bride's table leatur- sion of lileir silver wedding anwure Identical floor length for- of 1964 and will be a Senior eel a three-tiered wedding cake niversary on Sunday Aug. mal gowns of powder blue silk Ohio University this fall. He is topped , by a traditional bride I at !heir Bearwallo~ R i d g <Tepe.' fashion~ with portrait presently employed with Tope and groom. come. n•cklmes, emp~re bodices, and Furniture for the summer. Mrs. James Bush registered ahove elhow sleeves, with sUm Ont.of-town guests at the wed- the guests. ' The reception and open sheath •kirt wlih a back wat- Mng were Mrs. Eugene Lyman, For her daughter's wedding, · be from 2 to 5 p.m. teau cbantllly lace trains. Each Eric and Shelly Lyman, M:. Mrs. Elliott chose a tw<>-plece Mr. and Mrs. Eastman were were a powder blue bouffant and Mrs. Nolan Frye, Cathy pink knit suit, with white ac. Aug, 2, 1942, at I be sdk Illusion veil. They carried and Connle , Frye, Mrs. Edith cessories. and a green ·and pink home of her parents, Mr. and round nosegays of yellow a n d Cook, Donna and Virginia Cook, flowered hat. Her corsage was Mrs. Vird Chevalier, Long Bntbiue daisies. Mr. Larry Brown, Mr. and Mrs. pale and rose pink carnations. rom. She Is the former Do r The flower girl was Miss Don Call and Jeff Call, Dr. and The bridegroom's mother Chevalier. They have resiided Sh.lly Lyman, niece of t he Mrs. Richard Caldwell, a n a blue sheath dress with a. while their entire married II f e llri~e. She carried a basket of Gwynn, all of Columbus. lace jacket, and while Bearwallow Ridge. white and yellow rose petals. Mary Jane Funk, and Mr s. les. He1 ~orsage waa also They have lbr!!< ehildren, 12 Ft. . Jim Magnussen was be s t Vica Dillon of Circleville; M~. and rose pink carnations. · Janlce and Char le 1 bOUBLE DOOR, man and ushers were Mark Sar- and Mrs. Forrest Thomas and For her wedding trip, t fChuck). rett, Vic Mullins, Don Magnani, Janeen of Fayetteville, W. Va.; bride changed to a pale and lr---~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .l!ld Dal'id Tope, brother of the Mrs. Ray Scarbrough of Hamgroom, ilton· Dale Kanouse of J il c Ashland, Ohio; Mrs. Karl JusThe bride's mother wore a son: 'Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wylie Ius. Ben and Jenny of Lan1cas-11 P'nk linen 4ress with matching of Brooklyn, Iowa: Mr. and Mrs. ter; Mr .. and Mrs. Harry Kl'cn·ll pink and white accessories and Roderick Thomas of Qreenfield; ardson, Rick and Ed of Troy; a corsage ol two white orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thomas Mr. Bnb Robinson and Nanr.y of St. Albans, W. Va.; Mr. and ii 115 1 , Stcond St. Mrs. J. H. Robinson and "J" Pomo,..y, Ohio . 14. FT. of Charleston, W.Va.; Mr. and J4 CU. FT. DOUBLE Mrs. Carl Danlels, Jr., Mrs. Lu~tt,· fop f:..EEZER TOP FREEZER cy <'atterson, and Mrs. Virgin''409 Jecbon Avo. Automatic Defrost ia Tawzer of Logan, West Vir· .Pt. PIHIInt. W. Yo, .White or Copper ginla• . ,, I 'j! "'egular $1.65 NOW $1.29 Regufar$l•.SO.NOW $1.19 PANTY-HOSE Regular $3.00 NOW ;;"'rd ., ~· ' '··· " ·' :{'' •. ]\ -~, Oh • .> ' • 'I . ·0. I ' -.. " .. .. -.~' :j ) ' • l ! ' l ' I . " ' ,,,. ' " ' 1 1' ' I I •:•, 1 ,< ,. l)i.rJ1'· ·· i '•,' ·, " . '' ' Eostmons will I Be Honored , By Children Galll""hs, ' ' ' ~ Au~:a~~~~~~ost f; I r PHOTOGRAPHY GROVER'S STUDIO. iiiiiiiill You Can •• a Highly Trained ' SAFFORD'S STUDIO· . UTY BEA ' OPERATOR .I By Enrolling Now In the H r /J !I •• BEAUTY SCHOOL 'lie .te~ch •!I phases of Beauty Culture. Short traintny, pel)bd. 'Tuition payment plan avaU.ble. Approved for G . l'llntn,. . . . fNitOL.L NOW ·."fAtlfY SPURS PERMANENT PRESS 199 cu. 5 95 ~~• - :;~. ._ j :~ I r: ~ ~ I ! J I-Ii' ·i i I i:...::i:..:...:s 95 DOUBLE =:·'.. w~itel ~~~~vocado S].99 I ,. ''', . . t ' ~~ - ·,~.~ ·~ 11!*. 11!~ u ............ . ,. ~ "; -~ , ,:a ..... .J I ' J: ,:. f:. NIGHTS r ,. IJOott, HOPSACKING JEAN) BOYS r I iL ~~ ~~ i1 I· ,Refrigerators ~ 79 . ' ·• r;u. /1. . t .. . k' ' · •• h· • --=I::...:.:U;...... .,] ........ .,, ~ �. ,, ". i • ' •,' 'I ·- ... . " ·.:· '• " ' '' ~· ''l' '' ' ·' ' .' '• ' •. '' •' No. ·128, AI!IUlatY. A 1 -'' '~ ted l'08e8 ~~:~ ~- OJ Norma P~l!e't./ ·-"'!' ,. • Glll!f!S Jl1'1!1(!nl,~ Mrs~.~~~~ DOnna frq•pm"'Le !!< Caisslere Departmental, Ma e Beavenon,. Im1nedial!! Past Department President lbe American Legion and Danna Paul, all of . burg, and Mary MartlD, 1men1tal L'Arch,ivlsie of ro~cers ~~~z~:D<!nlt-11~ :308Yf Df]rRJJ (:3W . U Chapeau Premier . Smith, Le Denii-Cbapea~ ~WI· jeme - Betty Ryal, La ~ talre-Calsslere Mabel t'tO"Own, L'Aumonler - Carrie Neutz. ling, L'Archivlste Cumings, Le Coneferge - • .,.. 11 Die Well and Pouvo!l' me~nber· II - Fay-. Wlldermutb • . A <.;nap. eau PaSIIe i>ln was J)resentt.l Faye Wildermuth, the oul!!olng Chapeau and Blue w111~• · of Preaent Chapeau to Mourning. Each guest wa• glv. en a remembrance ,from t MRS. BOB S. DRUMMOND Dianu Elliott Wears Silk Gown For Wedding to Bob MRS. THOMAS E. TOPE ' J Aug. 7th to 19th. . ' Ga· L·a Events 11111111 I Anita Robinson Weds Tom Tope 1 ,..,.,~. Before an altar decorated rose pink dress, wiih . with flowers and candles, Miss patent accessories. She '· Diana EllioU, daughter of Mr. the corsage from her bri1dall and Mrs. Edwin Elliott GaU~ bouquet. The couple polls, became the bride of Bob mooned at Lake Erie. ~ Drummond, son of M r s. . Leona Drummond, Kanauga, The couple are now res1ding ·--~-"'!'lliim--• ll and Carl Drummond, Gallipoli•. at 142 Portsmouth Road. The wedding ceremony took Mrs. Drummond Is an 1966 Sunday place at the Grace Me~hodist graduate of Gallia WILCOXl.~ REUNiON will Miss Anila Carol Robinson, The groom's mother wore Church June 10 at 7:30 p.m. and ~s presently employed he held at the home of Mr. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mar. aqua silk dress with · The Rev. Hughey Jones was ihe the Data ProceSsing Dept. and Mrs. Clarence. Wllcoxon. vin H. Robinson of Lower Rlv· ~qua and while aecessories and officiating minister for the dou- Kaiser Aluminum. Bast.et dlDner at noon. er Road, w•s united in m a .~ a corsage of two white orchids. ble ring nllptlals. ANNUAL Brucker Famlly R.. riage June 25th to Thomas E. A reception in the church soc. Miss Karen Salisbury, sol,. Mr. Drummond is a union w1U be held at Cente-1 Tope, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl lal hall followed the ceremony. ist, ~resented "Wedding Pray. graduate of Gallla nary Church. Relatives and 1"ne of 27 Vine Street. Yellow roses and blue melene or," "Because," ami ''0 n e He is presently employed at friends IJivlted. ' . The Rev. WendeU Stutler of topped lbe four-tier wedding Heart, One Hand" and at the Goodyear .c~emlcal Plant in J. H. SHEETS lfamUy Reun- ' Syracuse, Ohio, performed the cake. The color scheme of blue end of the ceremony, "Th • West VJrglma. ion wiU he held at Northup double ring ceremony. at t be and yellow was carried out . Prayer." . Out of town guests were Mr. Bapt~ Church Grove.. Basket. f<rst Baptist Church with Rev. decorate the bride's table. M.-. G1ven m m•rnage by her nnd '"rs. Harold Salisbury, Dinner at noon. . ': Joseph Chapman assisting. Wed- Rlctlard Caldwell and Miss lather. the bride wore a floor Karen, and Ernle, Columbus; WAUGH • ELLIOTT reunion ,~ dmg music was provided by M~a. nie Frye, both of Columbus, gown ·of silk or~anza. Mrs. Victor Glenn, Bedford, will be held' at !he roadside :J !..my Corbin, organis~ and presided at !he bride's table. Th~ gown was styled w1th a Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack 1•ark above Crown City on Rt. Tiim Folden, soloist. Miss Marsha Edelblute regis- prmcess ~odice of. cllantiUy meyer and family, Columbus; 't All relatives and friendl , ' . tered the guests. lace leaturll!g a sabnna neck· Mr and Mrs Stanley are invited. The br~de, given In marriage line and lace bridal point sleev- Bedt rd I d • · Mr d Mr h· her father, wore a formal 1be new Mrs. Tope chose as es. n-• A-line skirt was decor. P ulo c' ~·· eoi •; s. Monday · •IVn of peau de sou, designed ber traveling ~;astume a steel with lace·. A detachable a n, um u8· 0 •·•th a sheath alll!ouette, p or· brown and yellow flowered train of the lace extended to GALLIA CO. P OM 0 N A $2~39 I• ait neckline, and sculptured sleeveless dress wiih y e I ow cha~l length. Her floor length GAZU:,EN :s:'e~:ams, Sic GRANGE at Vinton, 8 p.m. ' o:npire bodice edged In wide gloves, bat, shoes, and purse was attached to a crown orCe : · Pd d Members, bring covered disb, . "\ \'•nice lace, with bell · shaped as her accessories. She wore a of organza petals. She carried a en n r, ·8 • dessert and cold drinks. I 01 ,;J <mce a year do you :1ave th e c:;;::ortunity to take cld~ntageofbig · :,,.• ed~ed sleeves. Her sheath yellow cymbidium corsage,. a Bible decorated with white m LO Canasta club will meet savings on beautiful Phoe~ix stockings. All ,styl~. all colors are I)OW . 'k"t. with side fullness, sweep. engraved pin with her new carnations and pink rosebuds. REUNION AUGUST U at tho home of Mrs. .lonn / on sale at special low prices. Stocl1-up now for )~ourself ~nt:l for m~ to the back, was completed tlals, a gift from her maid The groom's twin sister, Mrs. RIO GRANDE - The 46th Francies, 7 p. m. 1 gift" giving later on. with a lace edged watleau chap. honor, and a sterling s I I v e r Bonnie vanco, was the bride's annual Gooch , McCa!ley fami· GALUA COUNCIL No. !14, eJ train. Her pillbox headpiece ilracelet, a gilt of tile groom, only attendant. She wore a floor Jy reunion will he held Rund~y, Daughters of America. regu. ; AU SEAMLESS SlYLES INCLL' . :d CANi;: <~E '' AND AGILO/>l•AREONSALE. of peau de sou edged wiih !den- to complete her traveling length empire lace gown with Aug. 13, en !he cam)l'.ts of Jar meeting, 7:30 p. m. tiC11l lace from her dreas, secur. tume. bodice of rose pink and pale Grande CoUege at Rio G~~~~ Tuesdav ed her bouffant ven nf silk Eng. After a wedding trip to Cove pink taffeta skirt with a floor Ohio. AU relatives and f CALVARY BAPTIST Ladles eMaln ·Floor · · li!h illusion. Her only jewelry Haven Honeymoon Resort length detachable train. j of the family are asked to uxUiary will meet at t h e was a diamond and pearl wed- the Pooono Mountains, the Richard Vanco served as best cburch at 7:30 p. m. Bring ding bell necklace, • gilt from pk returned to their home at man and usbers were Mike Ellwhile cross supplie• for Bab•r father. She carried a round 13ft Seeond Avenue in Gallipo- !ott, brother of !he bride, and cone College. n~gay . of white orchids and lis Keith Dnlmmond, brother of 18 PER CENT dlsoollllt white roses. Mrs. Tope Is a graduate of the groom. lluistmas • a r d Wdl!n/l Miss Charla Bndlmer was Gallia Academy with the A reception In !he c h ur c ~ lhroagb Aoaust. MltebeU ma~d of honor and brid..,. of 1965. She is presently dining room followed the cer"" POMEROY _ Mr. and Ike Swpply, Second Ave. ma1ds _were Mrs. Eugene ~Y· pfoyed as Seeretary of the mony with Mrs. Carlene Greene Albert Roland Eastman Cool412 Second Avt. Pd. Ohio man, sJSter of the br1de, M1ss lia County Common Pleas Court. and Mrs. Ella Mae Russel, sis- ville Route 2 will be hoD<>red Judy Burcham, and Miss Jan Mr. Tope Is a graduate of ter of the groom, acting as host· by their children on the occa. Tnpe, sister of !he groom. They Gallla Academy pith the esses. 1be bride's table leatur- sion of lileir silver wedding anwure Identical floor length for- of 1964 and will be a Senior eel a three-tiered wedding cake niversary on Sunday Aug. mal gowns of powder blue silk Ohio University this fall. He is topped , by a traditional bride I at !heir Bearwallo~ R i d g <Tepe.' fashion~ with portrait presently employed with Tope and groom. come. n•cklmes, emp~re bodices, and Furniture for the summer. Mrs. James Bush registered ahove elhow sleeves, with sUm Ont.of-town guests at the wed- the guests. ' The reception and open sheath •kirt wlih a back wat- Mng were Mrs. Eugene Lyman, For her daughter's wedding, · be from 2 to 5 p.m. teau cbantllly lace trains. Each Eric and Shelly Lyman, M:. Mrs. Elliott chose a tw<>-plece Mr. and Mrs. Eastman were were a powder blue bouffant and Mrs. Nolan Frye, Cathy pink knit suit, with white ac. Aug, 2, 1942, at I be sdk Illusion veil. They carried and Connle , Frye, Mrs. Edith cessories. and a green ·and pink home of her parents, Mr. and round nosegays of yellow a n d Cook, Donna and Virginia Cook, flowered hat. Her corsage was Mrs. Vird Chevalier, Long Bntbiue daisies. Mr. Larry Brown, Mr. and Mrs. pale and rose pink carnations. rom. She Is the former Do r The flower girl was Miss Don Call and Jeff Call, Dr. and The bridegroom's mother Chevalier. They have resiided Sh.lly Lyman, niece of t he Mrs. Richard Caldwell, a n a blue sheath dress with a. while their entire married II f e llri~e. She carried a basket of Gwynn, all of Columbus. lace jacket, and while Bearwallow Ridge. white and yellow rose petals. Mary Jane Funk, and Mr s. les. He1 ~orsage waa also They have lbr!!< ehildren, 12 Ft. . Jim Magnussen was be s t Vica Dillon of Circleville; M~. and rose pink carnations. · Janlce and Char le 1 bOUBLE DOOR, man and ushers were Mark Sar- and Mrs. Forrest Thomas and For her wedding trip, t fChuck). rett, Vic Mullins, Don Magnani, Janeen of Fayetteville, W. Va.; bride changed to a pale and lr---~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .l!ld Dal'id Tope, brother of the Mrs. Ray Scarbrough of Hamgroom, ilton· Dale Kanouse of J il c Ashland, Ohio; Mrs. Karl JusThe bride's mother wore a son: 'Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wylie Ius. Ben and Jenny of Lan1cas-11 P'nk linen 4ress with matching of Brooklyn, Iowa: Mr. and Mrs. ter; Mr .. and Mrs. Harry Kl'cn·ll pink and white accessories and Roderick Thomas of Qreenfield; ardson, Rick and Ed of Troy; a corsage ol two white orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thomas Mr. Bnb Robinson and Nanr.y of St. Albans, W. Va.; Mr. and ii 115 1 , Stcond St. Mrs. J. H. Robinson and "J" Pomo,..y, Ohio . 14. FT. of Charleston, W.Va.; Mr. and J4 CU. FT. DOUBLE Mrs. Carl Danlels, Jr., Mrs. Lu~tt,· fop f:..EEZER TOP FREEZER cy <'atterson, and Mrs. Virgin''409 Jecbon Avo. Automatic Defrost ia Tawzer of Logan, West Vir· .Pt. PIHIInt. W. Yo, .White or Copper ginla• . ,, I 'j! "'egular $1.65 NOW $1.29 Regufar$l•.SO.NOW $1.19 PANTY-HOSE Regular $3.00 NOW ;;"'rd ., ~· ' '··· " ·' :{'' •. ]\ -~, Oh • .> ' • 'I . ·0. I ' -.. " .. .. -.~' :j ) ' • l ! ' l ' I . " ' ,,,. ' " ' 1 1' ' I I •:•, 1 ,< ,. l)i.rJ1'· ·· i '•,' ·, " . '' ' Eostmons will I Be Honored , By Children Galll""hs, ' ' ' ~ Au~:a~~~~~~ost f; I r PHOTOGRAPHY GROVER'S STUDIO. iiiiiiiill You Can •• a Highly Trained ' SAFFORD'S STUDIO· . UTY BEA ' OPERATOR .I By Enrolling Now In the H r /J !I •• BEAUTY SCHOOL 'lie .te~ch •!I phases of Beauty Culture. Short traintny, pel)bd. 'Tuition payment plan avaU.ble. Approved for G . l'llntn,. . . . fNitOL.L NOW ·."fAtlfY SPURS PERMANENT PRESS 199 cu. 5 95 ~~• - :;~. ._ j :~ I r: ~ ~ I ! J I-Ii' ·i i I i:...::i:..:...:s 95 DOUBLE =:·'.. w~itel ~~~~vocado S].99 I ,. ''', . . t ' ~~ - ·,~.~ ·~ 11!*. 11!~ u ............ . ,. ~ "; -~ , ,:a ..... .J I ' J: ,:. f:. NIGHTS r ,. IJOott, HOPSACKING JEAN) BOYS r I iL ~~ ~~ i1 I· ,Refrigerators ~ 79 . ' ·• r;u. /1. . t .. . k' ' · •• h· • --=I::...:.:U;...... .,] ........ .,, ~ �' ' ,. • '' ' ' . '• ' .....' ., \ ' \ ,,...... . ;. .~ ' To Miss Frye ,,, JJ i I VOL•• NO., SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1967 GALUPOLIS - Presentation of th~ firs\ place trophy to Kathy Frye,.Triangle 4-H Club. il) the first annual ' ' . '•;, ~ ~ l SHATTEitS RECORD - LaWrence (Panzo) BastJ. Daily Sweepstakes' Award, higblightro the Parade of 1 : ani, Os'car's, l~ft, pu~has?'.l tliiqjl67 Galiia County Champions In the Show Arena Friday night at the 1967 ' , Grand Cll!!IIlPIOD Lamb frcm ~Ja¥1' Myers, right, Galila County Junior Fair. Miss Frye received the t~p award of $50, trophy, S•:ottown, for a record $5:50 a poqnd Friday. Queen shuw bl~~Dket add show-nalter. The n~w event is F~e Eisel looks on. - ,. .. ed' by the Junior Fair Dairy Promotion Committee. · Trophy from Gallla County Ani· Other winners In ihe Dairy I mal Improvement ASS~atlon, Sweepstake& Award wert: Sec- [h1c., preaented ·by lshmajo)' GJJ''nd, Becky ·Lakin, 4-H Lassies !Jespie. . 4-H club $30, trophy, a how ' Junior Fair Queen Fee Eisel . ·; -bl•nket 81ld show h!!iter; '1]111'11, presented Fair Board -~ John Carmichael, Boilney Rari- to:· the Grand g·· · 4-H Club, $20, trOpby, show mala In the following d a it y \.I .. · · Q . bl•nket, and show h a Iter; breeds; Ayrshire-Kathy -. · · Fourth, Kathy Payne, Raccoon Triangle 4-H Club; Brown -, ' , . -. · :. · . Valley 4-H tlub, $16, trophy, Swiss - Becky Laiiln, 4-H La'!. , ~O~ERO\ - In contrq~! t~ previous y•a!'S, scho~ show bi81lket' apd show baiter; s;es; Guernsey - Melody DaeKhibJ~ at ,the 1041~ ar.nual Mt1~ CoUll1y .Frur will be auii Fifth, ' M~i<idy Davis, ohow · vis, Raccoon Valley 4-H mill; I WINNERS OF THE 1967 GALLIA JUNIOR FAIR'S Fa~m Bureau Talent Contest, are, Junior Division Sharon Fay Wangh, runner-up; Allen Rose, _.Davld Thomas, Lisa Niday, last year's winner, prelentJna U. on an· utdlVJdual b.as1s .r~ther than b)!; an ·entire .schoql. bianket and show ,halter. Holstem - Eddie Butler, 0~::~1 phy, Lisa Adkins, Stephen Lee, and Brant Adams. · . In past ye~s, exh1blts have bced;on an ent~e school Dick Lakin, Program Chair- polis FFA; and Jersey .:.. Dl JRSIS With -~ar!Jcular schoo!s . : __ man of the Gatlia County Jun· Graham, Triangle 4-H Club. P.2med to display In specifiC ~onsist J< 'handcraft, involving lor Fair Board, was Master of J In beef cattle, Susan SwiJ1her years , . wood worlt, meta! work, l~th- Ceremonies tor the Parade of Rt. 1 Chesllire, Cheshire Tbk year, lhi! t,•cationaJ er craft, weavlnli, knltt~ng, Champions. · i 4-H Club, received the · , nh_ibhl wiU lie . ••lfled as P8}ntJngs, drawill8, lettennt, otber awards were as lo !· :Champion Steer Tropey, ·sDOJt·l •l'lt•ce txhlbito .Ill' arts and ceramics and need_lework. _ lows: , sored by Bob Evans S tea . 1' era!U elhlbhl, - 1 Included in _the S~l~IJC• ciassi· Junior Dairy ShowmanshiP uae, from Junior Fair Queen Sci~ nMits will be dl· flcallo~s are nhibtts by pupils Award _ Kathy Frye Triangle Fee Eisel. rectiy "n'ialed to · topics m of grades on~ a~ two; grades 4-H Club, Trophy fro:n Jackson The Reserve Champion steer 1 health, c~rvation, earth ~1- four through six, i!'ades seven Production Credit AasociaUon, ,Trophy sponsored by , ence, biology, botany, phys1cs through nine and r~ ad~ s 10 presented by Diet ~It; Sen· Soya was presented by Ear 1 1r chemistry. through IZ. The arts and craft · na· Sh hi A ard Durh to Sail" Wlnt Arte-· alitl \er!lff exhibits wiD (Continued on 10) lOr II'Y owmans P w am 1 era, R 1o __:_::_::;c.-' ----,- ~ Lakin, 4-H Lassie1, 1 (Continued o~ P1ge 10) ' . .. ,... I -School Exhibits . · . Ch' d nm : f lo · e ~~rs SYst . ' '.. ,., .... 'I" t! .o:'·.• ,, :litiJu:· ,. ' I .. i' '" ' ·' ' . .,. 'Hf\l.:f l\,1[}1 l' t:..t· l ·;- 1 ~~-. . ~J •• I,.·' ' .. • l iF"' ; ~ · ~· "' '/, L<' · ··~. ~· l" I I 'i f ~~~ .e 8 2! .. WINNERS OF THE SENIOR DIVISION Farm Bur· eau TalentCantest Friday nlgbt wcte Judy Chapman; Lisa · presents the trJphy, Cheryl Tbolll88 waa ~111il ~:aJry SWI!eli.~!iltes t:~~JI!~~-i~ _at .Wda,.141~~~t's Ga!U~ Lak!:n, 4-H , second, Vallrev 4H Club,. fourth; and Mel· Committee. ~o.nm C(eltning Project Funded ' ' ' .rumpeters Win Junior Talent ""' �' ' ,. • '' ' ' . '• ' .....' ., \ ' \ ,,...... . ;. .~ ' To Miss Frye ,,, JJ i I VOL•• NO., SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1967 GALUPOLIS - Presentation of th~ firs\ place trophy to Kathy Frye,.Triangle 4-H Club. il) the first annual ' ' . '•;, ~ ~ l SHATTEitS RECORD - LaWrence (Panzo) BastJ. Daily Sweepstakes' Award, higblightro the Parade of 1 : ani, Os'car's, l~ft, pu~has?'.l tliiqjl67 Galiia County Champions In the Show Arena Friday night at the 1967 ' , Grand Cll!!IIlPIOD Lamb frcm ~Ja¥1' Myers, right, Galila County Junior Fair. Miss Frye received the t~p award of $50, trophy, S•:ottown, for a record $5:50 a poqnd Friday. Queen shuw bl~~Dket add show-nalter. The n~w event is F~e Eisel looks on. - ,. .. ed' by the Junior Fair Dairy Promotion Committee. · Trophy from Gallla County Ani· Other winners In ihe Dairy I mal Improvement ASS~atlon, Sweepstake& Award wert: Sec- [h1c., preaented ·by lshmajo)' GJJ''nd, Becky ·Lakin, 4-H Lassies !Jespie. . 4-H club $30, trophy, a how ' Junior Fair Queen Fee Eisel . ·; -bl•nket 81ld show h!!iter; '1]111'11, presented Fair Board -~ John Carmichael, Boilney Rari- to:· the Grand g·· · 4-H Club, $20, trOpby, show mala In the following d a it y \.I .. · · Q . bl•nket, and show h a Iter; breeds; Ayrshire-Kathy -. · · Fourth, Kathy Payne, Raccoon Triangle 4-H Club; Brown -, ' , . -. · :. · . Valley 4-H tlub, $16, trophy, Swiss - Becky Laiiln, 4-H La'!. , ~O~ERO\ - In contrq~! t~ previous y•a!'S, scho~ show bi81lket' apd show baiter; s;es; Guernsey - Melody DaeKhibJ~ at ,the 1041~ ar.nual Mt1~ CoUll1y .Frur will be auii Fifth, ' M~i<idy Davis, ohow · vis, Raccoon Valley 4-H mill; I WINNERS OF THE 1967 GALLIA JUNIOR FAIR'S Fa~m Bureau Talent Contest, are, Junior Division Sharon Fay Wangh, runner-up; Allen Rose, _.Davld Thomas, Lisa Niday, last year's winner, prelentJna U. on an· utdlVJdual b.as1s .r~ther than b)!; an ·entire .schoql. bianket and show ,halter. Holstem - Eddie Butler, 0~::~1 phy, Lisa Adkins, Stephen Lee, and Brant Adams. · . In past ye~s, exh1blts have bced;on an ent~e school Dick Lakin, Program Chair- polis FFA; and Jersey .:.. Dl JRSIS With -~ar!Jcular schoo!s . : __ man of the Gatlia County Jun· Graham, Triangle 4-H Club. P.2med to display In specifiC ~onsist J< 'handcraft, involving lor Fair Board, was Master of J In beef cattle, Susan SwiJ1her years , . wood worlt, meta! work, l~th- Ceremonies tor the Parade of Rt. 1 Chesllire, Cheshire Tbk year, lhi! t,•cationaJ er craft, weavlnli, knltt~ng, Champions. · i 4-H Club, received the · , nh_ibhl wiU lie . ••lfled as P8}ntJngs, drawill8, lettennt, otber awards were as lo !· :Champion Steer Tropey, ·sDOJt·l •l'lt•ce txhlbito .Ill' arts and ceramics and need_lework. _ lows: , sored by Bob Evans S tea . 1' era!U elhlbhl, - 1 Included in _the S~l~IJC• ciassi· Junior Dairy ShowmanshiP uae, from Junior Fair Queen Sci~ nMits will be dl· flcallo~s are nhibtts by pupils Award _ Kathy Frye Triangle Fee Eisel. rectiy "n'ialed to · topics m of grades on~ a~ two; grades 4-H Club, Trophy fro:n Jackson The Reserve Champion steer 1 health, c~rvation, earth ~1- four through six, i!'ades seven Production Credit AasociaUon, ,Trophy sponsored by , ence, biology, botany, phys1cs through nine and r~ ad~ s 10 presented by Diet ~It; Sen· Soya was presented by Ear 1 1r chemistry. through IZ. The arts and craft · na· Sh hi A ard Durh to Sail" Wlnt Arte-· alitl \er!lff exhibits wiD (Continued on 10) lOr II'Y owmans P w am 1 era, R 1o __:_::_::;c.-' ----,- ~ Lakin, 4-H Lassie1, 1 (Continued o~ P1ge 10) ' . .. ,... I -School Exhibits . · . Ch' d nm : f lo · e ~~rs SYst . ' '.. ,., .... 'I" t! .o:'·.• ,, :litiJu:· ,. ' I .. i' '" ' ·' ' . .,. 'Hf\l.:f l\,1[}1 l' t:..t· l ·;- 1 ~~-. . ~J •• I,.·' ' .. • l iF"' ; ~ · ~· "' '/, L<' · ··~. ~· l" I I 'i f ~~~ .e 8 2! .. WINNERS OF THE SENIOR DIVISION Farm Bur· eau TalentCantest Friday nlgbt wcte Judy Chapman; Lisa · presents the trJphy, Cheryl Tbolll88 waa ~111il ~:aJry SWI!eli.~!iltes t:~~JI!~~-i~ _at .Wda,.141~~~t's Ga!U~ Lak!:n, 4-H , second, Vallrev 4H Club,. fourth; and Mel· Committee. ~o.nm C(eltning Project Funded ' ' ' .rumpeters Win Junior Talent ""' �. ,r I. • . • ') ' ~ ' . 0 ... :PhiJii.es ~,rnsh . Astros: 10-3; Minnesota Nips ·Boston By 2-1 ~!, ......,.,......, ~~~LADELPIIIA (UPl) - B¥-game were . locked In , ~ caree~. , Cooklo Rojas followed Boozer.' w:llo.has been c8ued .~herry (I) and.Adleah, Boozer, lng,Saturdey ~nd Dave Bosw<ll j''ngle and . .!llout.ballder John Boozer smloas duel When the o Pblls with run.produclng alngle and up from ' tbe m!nor1 Iii dilfer· G. Jackson (B) ani! onver. WP pil~ed a three-bitter as the rigbt field ~.!f'by~ In the Ulb eR!'.t~d lor;lour 'straight 'hila .to \!leD. With two oot, ADen c o n- •nl llmjis., bllhe Pldls lruzl~ - Boozer. (4-1). " - ', BlaSin- lill!Inesota' 1\"inS defeated the ITony CoO:Igllaroo u~,. lD the fil'll optlj,' jholiljb. BID Wblte start- ni!cted, for ' blJ 17th bomer of May 3! of lldi IOUOD, needed game (4-4), HilS.:,.. Alien (17th), Bustun Red SOx, Z.l. 'lEI to n1n of hil Cllftr iDd lUcblt ~. ;rany ~ a ·Single for tne · season. reUaf 1\flp from Grad! ·Jack· Adleali nst), Wblle (5th). Versalles' Homer led off tbe Tovar to tally from . "'·IIIJ ~:..::~!= Allen capped It with a ·lbnl; the ~. bit of '·lh~ game off Th8 Pblls added five more son ID '!he el~th to pkk up bla · t~ad tnnlrtg and handed tee Rico Petrocelli ·bjs I( run homer Sallmlay u the PbQ:· ~' .· · . runs 1n the elgbth to make II a fourth. victory ag~ 011• los•. MINNEAPOLIS • ST. PAUL Stang'e hla seventh loss against homer of the season In tile adelphia Pblllles defeated I be &~h,Y Wille IJ!!al oilt a buot rout.as Btl! Whlle hit a IWIH'un Houston 1100 000 02H .10 0 <UPI) - Zollo Veooalleo .snap. a• m$Dy .victories. . · ond inning for the Red .Sox . Houston Aslros, IN. 1 ti• the score at 1-1. , f~ a ,single 8l)d Boozer singled homer and ADen bad . a r u,n- PhUI!del{'hla 000 005 OSI-10 12 o ped a 1·1 tie .wlth,hls thlnl bom· The Twins had scored ;n Boo_:.er and lloulloa I Wadi IU 'li)dte fGr tbe first RBI of hlssoormg triple. BlaiJniame, Lalman (1), er of tbe aealltlllln the tblrd Inn- ltrBI lnn:ing on Cesar Tovar's Boswell walked the bases ., _._._ . .--·· ·- lia* ......._ ··., iJtt "'!:l&ston !h•l ~ '. \ Montreal Ready For Meet Clark RECEIVED - Pupils attending Project Head 'St~rt Counties, thron.«h the efforts of Co'!g. Clll!'ence Mill· and tooth brushes last ·week. The supplies arnved at the Wednesday, and were distributed on Thursday . and Martha social worker for Meigs Loe•! Head Start; Mlilard director, City Schools Head Start, and. Walter Rife, Gallia Start Program Director. Absent-Tom Kelly, Me1gs Local Head Start World from the in Winnipeg to Montreal week when the top athlete!SI from the old world lace the from the new world In the Eur- Record ope vs the Americas track field meet. The two day, 31-event meet Pirates Nip Dodgers, 2-1 for the first time pits the best of America's athletes, sel•ec~.J from the finali~1s ir. events the Pon-Am Games, against the fin alists in the European championships. The meet, scheduled for Wednt'Sd<JV and Thursday, ts sanc- tioned by the International Am1 ateur Athletic Federation 1 the unions and federations all r>articipating nations. eveot is governed by l.A.A.F. TOP HORSE - Alan Wood•rd , Rio Wranglers 4-H Club accepts the McKnight Davies Hardware Co. Trophy from County Comm:ssicner John E. Morgan ior first place in the 4·H S1ddlr H~rse Judging dur· Clark, who previously won the :ng the Parade of Champions Frirlay night at the and the British Grand Gallia County Junior Fair, this year, will lake the l- - - - - - '- - - - - - - · - - - ---- - pole position In Sunday's race. ilere's a real toulh alkyd paine tbat goes on easily, coverS beautifully aod nu taka aim~ atty .~tin£ ~ aCtivo famU y taD. dfsh OUL , It reol&to bU.Y tra11lc an4 defies bad'weatller. JCeep your pi,rcb ... ·ftoor 1hiny .by u1ift1-tbe tough paint-DEVOB PORCH .t FLOOR JlNA1o4EI.. "' MARTIN'S FORD USED CAR .I 0.- FORBGN CARS P"- 2116-2171 be a number of outstanding ai.t1- ! MaiD 8tfeet letes representing Canada, co-l JACKSON. OBJO . C b J . M .I SALES 6 8ERVICE I b i om 1a, u a, ama1ca, ~?"XI· Open 1 "UI I-·EueDC S'DD4111 , eo, Trinidad and Venezuela. Where Prico Sells and Quality Tells 1616 Eostern Ave. 446-0552 1964 FORD :akxy 500, 4 door. sedan, V· automatic radio , wnlte .,.:au tues oDe owner, extra ~ Give the budget a lift <harr. $1495 1962 OLDS 88 1 doer, V·8, au~omati~, pow· .:r stt:'eril'l£, radto, white wall jrez:;, sharp. ' letes will gain most of the place positions on the Americas' team, but there will also , SPECIALS ~., ,I t!' , r; Two Buckeye Pan-Am Team Members Shine In Games rules and new records blisherl will be recogniZ<d. In view of their sweep of Pan - American ·games, it expected that American $995 1964 FORD "'onvertible V-8, automatic, Power ste"'rlng, metalHc blue finish white wall tires, clean car. 'I $1495 $243·00 these. used, cars car,ry..· TAKING DONATIONS - Pete Kloes of the Middle)lort Emergency·Rescu• unit pe.~es beside a res· cwtator the department is purchas!ng. The. rescu•ta· tor a $500 piece of life·savi~g eq111pment, IS on diS· play in the Columbia Gas of Ohw, Inc. offic~. Per· sons wishing to asil't the volunt•er or~amzatton with purchase of the rescuitator are invitea to do so._ a 25-month. @)warr~\1.!' 1 he ·~ Honda 50 is the lat word in thrifty transportation. The i-stroke SOoc OHV engine takes you up to 200 miles on a gallon of gas. Holds a sensible 45 mph ,. Leaders All-STAR Braves Hand Two Injured In Collision wHhout a murmur. Standard equipment includes' automatic clutch, 3·specd foot , shift, cam-type brakes both wheels, and o~tional electric atarter. A Honda 50 gives a lift to most any summer outing. A picnic to park! Take a test ride soon. Cubs Fifth Loss In Row 1965 MUSTANG 2 Plus ~. V-8, rad~o,_ stick milt metallic &raY ftmsh, ex· tra nice. 0 $1695 1962 PONTIAC RAWLINGS HONDA SALES l:~atall,itrta, 2-door hard top, V· automatic white wall tires, radio. all white finish. $995 •1964 CHEVROLET Jmpala 4 door bardtop. PO· :•er .teerJJJg, po_wer b111~es, V-8, au.tDmatie an: condJtJ~D· od "'hile wad llre1. rad1o, sb~rpest Chevy in :town. '·$1595 1963 BUICK MIDDLEPORT, OHIO REV. GRINDLEY HASKINS-TANNER'S 10lst Rev. Grindley 1966 CORVO'TE, ~ , Owner, 1es4~;Than ~.o.OOO ~les. Bot~ Topt Blue Whit aiue yinyl a,..~et 511111. 4 Speed Tr~ns. llldio, 3~ tt~: You Had ~1 Hurrv.~ · Ordained to 1964 IMPAI.A Sport Coupe. Tur·.l quolse. .fTutq!JoiBe Interior, Stand. trans. Radio, Heater 1 whitewall Tires; Wheel Covers 1966 Sedan. Standard 1866-1967 . ' COMPLETE STOCK , . , ,ME.. 'S ' ' • '. 0 .S,UMMER ... 1J62 ·Blue, o-mauc. Tires, Real ' ;J ; SUITS· \ 0 MEH'S SUMMER DRESS SLACKS ' SELECTI!O GROUP · �. ,r I. • . • ') ' ~ ' . 0 ... :PhiJii.es ~,rnsh . Astros: 10-3; Minnesota Nips ·Boston By 2-1 ~!, ......,.,......, ~~~LADELPIIIA (UPl) - B¥-game were . locked In , ~ caree~. , Cooklo Rojas followed Boozer.' w:llo.has been c8ued .~herry (I) and.Adleah, Boozer, lng,Saturdey ~nd Dave Bosw<ll j''ngle and . .!llout.ballder John Boozer smloas duel When the o Pblls with run.produclng alngle and up from ' tbe m!nor1 Iii dilfer· G. Jackson (B) ani! onver. WP pil~ed a three-bitter as the rigbt field ~.!f'by~ In the Ulb eR!'.t~d lor;lour 'straight 'hila .to \!leD. With two oot, ADen c o n- •nl llmjis., bllhe Pldls lruzl~ - Boozer. (4-1). " - ', BlaSin- lill!Inesota' 1\"inS defeated the ITony CoO:Igllaroo u~,. lD the fil'll optlj,' jholiljb. BID Wblte start- ni!cted, for ' blJ 17th bomer of May 3! of lldi IOUOD, needed game (4-4), HilS.:,.. Alien (17th), Bustun Red SOx, Z.l. 'lEI to n1n of hil Cllftr iDd lUcblt ~. ;rany ~ a ·Single for tne · season. reUaf 1\flp from Grad! ·Jack· Adleali nst), Wblle (5th). Versalles' Homer led off tbe Tovar to tally from . "'·IIIJ ~:..::~!= Allen capped It with a ·lbnl; the ~. bit of '·lh~ game off Th8 Pblls added five more son ID '!he el~th to pkk up bla · t~ad tnnlrtg and handed tee Rico Petrocelli ·bjs I( run homer Sallmlay u the PbQ:· ~' .· · . runs 1n the elgbth to make II a fourth. victory ag~ 011• los•. MINNEAPOLIS • ST. PAUL Stang'e hla seventh loss against homer of the season In tile adelphia Pblllles defeated I be &~h,Y Wille IJ!!al oilt a buot rout.as Btl! Whlle hit a IWIH'un Houston 1100 000 02H .10 0 <UPI) - Zollo Veooalleo .snap. a• m$Dy .victories. . · ond inning for the Red .Sox . Houston Aslros, IN. 1 ti• the score at 1-1. , f~ a ,single 8l)d Boozer singled homer and ADen bad . a r u,n- PhUI!del{'hla 000 005 OSI-10 12 o ped a 1·1 tie .wlth,hls thlnl bom· The Twins had scored ;n Boo_:.er and lloulloa I Wadi IU 'li)dte fGr tbe first RBI of hlssoormg triple. BlaiJniame, Lalman (1), er of tbe aealltlllln the tblrd Inn- ltrBI lnn:ing on Cesar Tovar's Boswell walked the bases ., _._._ . .--·· ·- lia* ......._ ··., iJtt "'!:l&ston !h•l ~ '. \ Montreal Ready For Meet Clark RECEIVED - Pupils attending Project Head 'St~rt Counties, thron.«h the efforts of Co'!g. Clll!'ence Mill· and tooth brushes last ·week. The supplies arnved at the Wednesday, and were distributed on Thursday . and Martha social worker for Meigs Loe•! Head Start; Mlilard director, City Schools Head Start, and. Walter Rife, Gallia Start Program Director. Absent-Tom Kelly, Me1gs Local Head Start World from the in Winnipeg to Montreal week when the top athlete!SI from the old world lace the from the new world In the Eur- Record ope vs the Americas track field meet. The two day, 31-event meet Pirates Nip Dodgers, 2-1 for the first time pits the best of America's athletes, sel•ec~.J from the finali~1s ir. events the Pon-Am Games, against the fin alists in the European championships. The meet, scheduled for Wednt'Sd<JV and Thursday, ts sanc- tioned by the International Am1 ateur Athletic Federation 1 the unions and federations all r>articipating nations. eveot is governed by l.A.A.F. TOP HORSE - Alan Wood•rd , Rio Wranglers 4-H Club accepts the McKnight Davies Hardware Co. Trophy from County Comm:ssicner John E. Morgan ior first place in the 4·H S1ddlr H~rse Judging dur· Clark, who previously won the :ng the Parade of Champions Frirlay night at the and the British Grand Gallia County Junior Fair, this year, will lake the l- - - - - - '- - - - - - - · - - - ---- - pole position In Sunday's race. ilere's a real toulh alkyd paine tbat goes on easily, coverS beautifully aod nu taka aim~ atty .~tin£ ~ aCtivo famU y taD. dfsh OUL , It reol&to bU.Y tra11lc an4 defies bad'weatller. JCeep your pi,rcb ... ·ftoor 1hiny .by u1ift1-tbe tough paint-DEVOB PORCH .t FLOOR JlNA1o4EI.. "' MARTIN'S FORD USED CAR .I 0.- FORBGN CARS P"- 2116-2171 be a number of outstanding ai.t1- ! MaiD 8tfeet letes representing Canada, co-l JACKSON. OBJO . C b J . M .I SALES 6 8ERVICE I b i om 1a, u a, ama1ca, ~?"XI· Open 1 "UI I-·EueDC S'DD4111 , eo, Trinidad and Venezuela. Where Prico Sells and Quality Tells 1616 Eostern Ave. 446-0552 1964 FORD :akxy 500, 4 door. sedan, V· automatic radio , wnlte .,.:au tues oDe owner, extra ~ Give the budget a lift <harr. $1495 1962 OLDS 88 1 doer, V·8, au~omati~, pow· .:r stt:'eril'l£, radto, white wall jrez:;, sharp. ' letes will gain most of the place positions on the Americas' team, but there will also , SPECIALS ~., ,I t!' , r; Two Buckeye Pan-Am Team Members Shine In Games rules and new records blisherl will be recogniZ<d. In view of their sweep of Pan - American ·games, it expected that American $995 1964 FORD "'onvertible V-8, automatic, Power ste"'rlng, metalHc blue finish white wall tires, clean car. 'I $1495 $243·00 these. used, cars car,ry..· TAKING DONATIONS - Pete Kloes of the Middle)lort Emergency·Rescu• unit pe.~es beside a res· cwtator the department is purchas!ng. The. rescu•ta· tor a $500 piece of life·savi~g eq111pment, IS on diS· play in the Columbia Gas of Ohw, Inc. offic~. Per· sons wishing to asil't the volunt•er or~amzatton with purchase of the rescuitator are invitea to do so._ a 25-month. @)warr~\1.!' 1 he ·~ Honda 50 is the lat word in thrifty transportation. The i-stroke SOoc OHV engine takes you up to 200 miles on a gallon of gas. Holds a sensible 45 mph ,. Leaders All-STAR Braves Hand Two Injured In Collision wHhout a murmur. Standard equipment includes' automatic clutch, 3·specd foot , shift, cam-type brakes both wheels, and o~tional electric atarter. A Honda 50 gives a lift to most any summer outing. A picnic to park! Take a test ride soon. Cubs Fifth Loss In Row 1965 MUSTANG 2 Plus ~. V-8, rad~o,_ stick milt metallic &raY ftmsh, ex· tra nice. 0 $1695 1962 PONTIAC RAWLINGS HONDA SALES l:~atall,itrta, 2-door hard top, V· automatic white wall tires, radio. all white finish. $995 •1964 CHEVROLET Jmpala 4 door bardtop. PO· :•er .teerJJJg, po_wer b111~es, V-8, au.tDmatie an: condJtJ~D· od "'hile wad llre1. rad1o, sb~rpest Chevy in :town. '·$1595 1963 BUICK MIDDLEPORT, OHIO REV. GRINDLEY HASKINS-TANNER'S 10lst Rev. Grindley 1966 CORVO'TE, ~ , Owner, 1es4~;Than ~.o.OOO ~les. Bot~ Topt Blue Whit aiue yinyl a,..~et 511111. 4 Speed Tr~ns. llldio, 3~ tt~: You Had ~1 Hurrv.~ · Ordained to 1964 IMPAI.A Sport Coupe. Tur·.l quolse. .fTutq!JoiBe Interior, Stand. trans. Radio, Heater 1 whitewall Tires; Wheel Covers 1966 Sedan. Standard 1866-1967 . ' COMPLETE STOCK , . , ,ME.. 'S ' ' • '. 0 .S,UMMER ... 1J62 ·Blue, o-mauc. Tires, Real ' ;J ; SUITS· \ 0 MEH'S SUMMER DRESS SLACKS ' SELECTI!O GROUP · �•. • .> 7 i ~--·Jiiddleport Ml~ ~ <:';; i "':' • . WiD, Qain ' T9Qr~ey , ~efili.fi. ID ~y 'nil!'• lhe ruson for lhe 17.01 sii'Ulsl• bolween l/le best of tbf by • tuilaway 18-2 vtc-· CHICAQC) (iiPll-II wa1111't deciR011 ra-.cl up· by lhe wwldt pro. .llld lilt pla:veft. whO lwY - "-Y wblll JCut. lhat till tOUtet AU Sian wel'<l pro cbamplaal aver a blJ, IOUIIhl beclmi! pro rooldei IDday, •n w~ Qlesblre wltb a tbat bad. '!be· Gma llay aquad of . <011ege All Siara Bart stNr CCllllpl~ !WI• 6-1 :, Pacbra ..... juilloo aaod. Friday nlcbt ia tbt Ulh annual toudldown 1111181'1, of 10 yards lfl berth • Jly ' THE a to ·~ bo~er al!d of !1 yards melw·· lf~~U~l ea!IM to Boli'Lorii, and bit on 15 of~~ Brat~~·lnd, Do!R Horn ID pai!IM lor 212 yards in the first run olfl!l\!1, '· ' · hall alone, sparking the Pacllers While Bralkowsld wa dou;cJI to a 2(1.0 lead. the iob, h• _heljloid lceouJ!I .... ;.~ _ · ll!bedulld t .. · , Green Bay.'• final point$. 0 .....aaepon Wll . Then Packer Coach •Vince He sent Nllbadt JlfmLGratio•·ll Oll~t=~ aiD Lombardi, th• taskmaste< who ski up the middle ~-r:i~;:llf 1e ~ at Sl. o.t,Li.IPOLII ..;, p!QDfft has fumed ..the PAck~:i Into,-~"" and a touchdown. l.il 1 !la!J, w. the ueond GeiUPolia Slew-I"IMI ahowed , who WI! In Notlmml Satardajaune at 1 o'clodt The · pl., will lie H!Miumd on tht ,.... -· Iuruform Thursday ~~·:~~ ~ of !boll two ~~m~.ftnalo Mondlly. · He Jet . Starr handle the :-M!lwQukft _during li. ···wm be battllnc !Qr the ~f 6:30 jii.m, l'illa Cit) wiiiiMHii G&~ . l'ollowtelephone on the sideline for the1gained '1'1 yards In niDe car~!~. II lhlll evenJnt. 1111 !lila liml, "-f'a will take"" ..._-._ Wlr~nera ,rest of the game and sent Don Chandler was the olhelrll 111 8 Monday will INHI• ,._ the ch-mplonllllji ,W~ Packer potnt·mllker, with n wa .n lllddleport In the . GALIJPOLIS - Junior Jam- dey, llttlnnlnt It 6:H jl,lft , WI 1M GSI dllimlncl, LEAmiE MAKEliP goals of t3 and 14 yards as opellinS pme ·of the tourney 19011 blastod two hoi!M'runs, one The pl~fh werr liftt!r the four NEW YORK fUPI) The 1as three polnlll after toll(~ II the ·team ll1&lll8fld by Don out of the park, Friday evenln&' tarna flnlahld In a tie fot ,.,., lilt Wttk af. Unill'd Ameriran Professional down. 11 Wilson and Bill Childs scored on Memorial Field as the While .. , the Nlular 11i1111 ondill. - •'. ,· , Football league . will be com- The p dt set all Calule fl!lO ' Dr. I CJL aut. ll'IDI. POWr lteeriDI, In every frame except the fifth, Sox ran up 1 I~ lead on the l'ollo"""' tht chlillploMhlp ,..- Wednttdey, prised of teams .from Rich- game ~~· with 27 Little League Oriole• In I w o all lllllll&fllfl of tilt Slow Pltcll L...llt will lftllel at mond, Va,; MarJ<Itl; Ga.; downs on ,passing and eqwolleolljl Pomeroy used lour pitchers and a half innings. tht GSI to pNpare plena tor lht 1,.7 Sllw Pitch Chattonooga, Tenn., Savannah, another iecord with 24 In the seven • Inning contest. But tbe g1111e was nooded by Teum111111nl. Ga. , and the Pennsylvania completslons. Galaxle f>OO '2 dr. ,J.rdtop. 8 eyl. aut. trano. Radio ond · but nono was able to control a down poUr w!tll the Orioles at Quakors., if was announced by ndto and beater, wlllw tires the otlack ol the winners. Mid· bat, ooe out and one oo. in the commi~sloner Joe ·Ro•entover They crashed through the dleport scored three runs in bottom of the third inoln&. Friday. Stars for 436 yards, 71 of them the lint, four in the second, f) credited to Grabowski on nine two in the third, five durin& the Summer !l!crealion Director lnttrnalln118l Leape Standhlp carries, and permltted the / Super 18 4 dr. Stag,n Waton. t,ut. tralli. POwtr steerfourth and four more In t h e Cliff Wilson said the g a m • By Ulllted Pna bltnlllolll Manhall (7), IIUler (I), and IIJ U~lltd Pren ln•mottonal collegians only 138 yards, 33 Ing, power brakes, radio and beater, ria eond. lng, power b1·akes,•tadlo atld Deater, air eood. sixth. would have to be played 81 1 Nallllul ....... Price, Frtehan . (7): McDowell, W. L Pet. Gl them via !be ground. \ j, . . later date. When the Rame 15 Allanta 000 ISO 010- I I!! Siebert {7) ,and Sima. .WP- Rochester 59 44 .573 ... The AU Stars could oot cet Rick Van Matre, Middleport replayed, both teams wUI be CJucaro GO! 000 200- s 11 ! Mc:Dowell (t-8). LP-I'odr1s !3· Richmond 110 46 .566 \lo into P..ker tenitory untll les • •' • rist:'thander, worked six full even again. None of Friday's Jarvi!, Upahaw !7) and 11. RRS-Sims !6th), Fuller Toledo 51 50 .505 7 than five minutes remained in lnnmgs on th~ mound and slugging can be counted in the Uecker· NJt lW1enaleln (51 14th), Landis !2nd). Toronto 50 51 .495 ! the ~ame, and then made their'll Monr.1 1 Dr. ' liPOid traDI. Radio C. beater, wl•lw tlrel gave up only flVe hits. Steve official records ' • ' , Dunfee worked In the seventh · · Handa II) and SetpbeiiiOII. WP Boston 110 55 .495 10 best penetration on a :!ll.yord 100 1100 0110- 0 5 31Columbus 1 DON'T MISS OUT ON AGOOD DEAL lor the winners and allowed The White Sox scored five -Jarvta (11-4). IJ'-Nye (N).. Jocksonvle 50 55 .495 10 pass from Purdeu'• Bob Grlue one bit runs in the top of the first iJI. Son Fran. 010 010 ICIO- I t 0 Mlno 110 0t1t 1011- ! B2 Syraccse 47 56 .456 12 to Washington'• DaVf Wllllama, SEE US ning. Jamison's first. lnalde- New York 000 000 000- 0 B0 Brandon, Osinski (4), Bell (51, Buffalo 45 55 .450 12\!o to lbe Packer 17. ~ I; 'l Pomeroy hitters were George the-park. homerun scored Ron- Sadecki, Linzy !I) and !IaDer; Lyle (8) and Ryan: Menitt IS: Ft'lday'o Rtl\'111 But !bat was enough of !bat. Sllesmen • Emenon Jones • CIIH Phillips • Skinner, a triple and • I n gl e; nie smith ahead of him. The Seaver, Show (7), Taylor (I) 3) and Zimmerman. LP- Toledo S Syracuse 2 (lsi, I u far as the Paclte!'S wert Eddie Fife· D1n Thompson· George Hicks. Steve Van Meter, a double and White Sox had only 011e hit oft and Goossen. WP-Sadtctf It- Brandon !4-l). innings) <OIICemed. Three plays aingle and Robin Phalln, a sin· Oriole hurler Gil Price who 3). IJ'-Seaver (11).1). 1111Toledo 5 Syracuse 4 !2nd) the All Stars were on !heir You Alw1ys P1y Leu At gle. walked four men tn the iMinl!. Hart (25th). Wub IQO 001 lnO- 4 7 1 Roo:hester 4 Columbo• 0 (lsi, 7 yard line. Get~ng the Middleport hits The Orioles had three errors. <IO innings) Calif 004 1101 DOt- S 8 0 innings) / . ----ON SPOT FINANCING C. p 11 pa of L.A. 000 001 OIQ 0- 2 10 2 Coleman Humphreys (i) Columbus 4 Rochester I !2nd) A~UIRE RELIEFER were . no 07;; 1~, 'stan"wu. Five more White Sox runs Pitts. 000 200 000 1- s 11 Lines 1a) and Caaanova; Toronto I Richmond 0 Ost, 11 CIUCAGO (Ul'll·-Ri'l!!bfl,anll-/1 :~b~:d s:ve H ~an, each crossed the. pl~te m the to~ of .Sutton, Brewer !7), Perronos- Brunet, Roja• !I) and Roctcen. innin&s) ed relief specialist Pot• Mik· 1 I e ki (8), Miller ()0) and Torborg, WP-Brunet (11-12). LP-Cole- Richmond 2 Toronto 0 (2nd) tw ~ F':..tra R\ck the ,.cond lMUlg. The W h kelsen was acquired by the 1 Va~ •::;:· ~ Alan ~- Sox had five hits._ Price walked Campanis (8); Veale, McBean man (8-8). HR8-McMulleD 1 Jacksonville 7 Buffalo 5 (lsi, 1 Chicago CUbs Friday for h h d ble nd B uce one and the Or~oles had one !8) Pizarro (!) and Pagllaronl. (lltll & l2th) Mlncllor (17tb) innfnp) $20,000 waiver price from Rami eac da ~~e ~e a 'sin error. Jim Noe singled and scor- WP-Pizarro (!HI). LP-Miller ' ' J..ksonY!Ue 4 Buffalo 2 (lnd) Plttsburih Plratea. -- - "-------' -------- --- aw eY an · • ed on Smith's single. Jamison (1-7). HR-Ferrara !12tll), 11 lli&U lie apiece. singled scoring Smith and scor- Houston 0110 000 001- 1 7 a _ M.• • • EASTERN WINS ed himself oo a three base er· Phlla. !13 000 0011- 7 II 0 Tile Gllllpolla Twtu w Ill 1,l Q"lll1 Deonls Eichinger of Eastem ror. Wilson, Schneider 13), Ellert lloll a 1ua1 1rom Letart • 1 '·" t 3 IJ'l and Cheshire's Jeff Tyo hat· 'l1le White Sox scored thret Sembera (I) and Bateman; tile s,rteo Slnet ED. DJa. , ,, 1\'J Jai tied from the motmd 111 the mon l'IDII in the top of the leworth (3-41 and Oliver. LP Ill..._ StmdiQ' at 1 p.m. AU .v .· second gamo wilb Eastern third '@hen Smith sin&led and UthWilson 18-8). HR - Lock are._ ..... 1\ln wDIIIo breaking opeu a acoreleu duel JamiJ!OD blasted 1 1.0 pitch ov· ~In ), " admlsallla dlwge. II will In the fourth tnoinl and never er the~ In deep rlgbt field, St. ·Louil : : : - : : ~ ~PI IIMI alae IP.,.,. ' givlng II up. about JlO feet to wbere the Nolan, Nottebart (!) Ellis !I) Eastern, while picking llll tta ~~~· LewiJ stole and Pavletich; Jaster' !7-'1 and •• '"-a. IWUit<ooo .112.• S-1 win, got two markers In tbe me WI • er run. McCarver. LP-Nolan !8-5), OALIJPOLIS PONY fourth and then followed with Jim Noe was on the mound Its final three runs in the top for the White Sox. He allowed Amerlru Le... LEAOUJ: STANDINGS of the "'venth. two hits, singles to Ken New Chicago at Baltimore, ppd., TEAM w L R OR Eastern's two fourth frame and Gil Price, walked one and ~ew York 000 100 0110- 1 1 t lP'hillieo .. .. .. .. .. 12 1 ISO . runs rPsulted from Terry Steib- struck out four. KC 1102 000 000- 2 3 ........ , 1 1 125 112 em walking leading off the inn- Prl lghl h'l lk Barbo!r, Womack (7) Dodgers ........ 5 1 17 Jng and then Dave Smith and ed ce aavedup e k 1 \wa · Gibbs; Odom, Lindblad Braves .. ....... 5 1 74 Rick Sanders getting back-to. seven an ' 1rue out our. Stafford (I), Pierce (9) Giants .. . .. . ... o 11 2t :m.!'!a on:: V~ID =- R .. F orees Postponement Of U Battle . ' . OWNER VERY ANXiOUS TO SELL :"ao~·••~'i"~~· ""': LEAVING STATE In 63 Olds··" .. • .. • $1595 Hor11 Show 7:30PM S1turd1y, August 12 l'rwctorvllla Falrgrouncl 1 KEITH GOBLE FORD Used Car.,Lot Middleport " i/• Everybody's ::U , '''I ~winging tq,, ;:J; ' I baclt singles with ono out. GAWPOIJS SLOW Roof. WP-Odom (3-4). TOTAU • • 416 The three run• tallied by B•rber 17-12). LAST WJII!K'S BESUJ,TS1 !astem In the seventh came PITCH STANDINGS Detroit 100 004 000- 5 7 14 Giants 2 when Bobby Caldwell waa safe TEAM W L R OR -Cleve 501 000 231-11 15 7 Reds 0 (forfeit) 011 an error, Howle Caldwell Neal's :.... ... .. . 6 2 80 17 l Pod rea, Wickersham (Phlllies undisputed champ!· walked and then Eichinger stng. Btaver's .. . .. .. . 6 2 64 J~ j Acu~~trr~e;._~~4~),_;G:I:ad~dl:na~O::.l!~----------=:./ led after the Caldwell brothers Falls City ~..... 6 2 87 51 moved along to third and sec- G a. J .. . .. ... .. G 2 59 42 , Olld. respecUvely, on a paosed Safford'a ........ 3 4 45 ·- -- --ball. Barr's .. . .. . .. .. . 3 5 71 Cheshire's lone run ,.., scor- QSSC .. ......... 2 G 34 1111 Jn the fifth when G a ty li-Sl .. .. .. .. .. .. . 2 6 81 Saunders walked leading I h e Jaycees .. .. .. . .. 1 1 42 lanin& and eventually ocorod on TOTAI.S . , .. , . . . 15 31141 1D error with one out. LAST WEEK'S RESULTS1 Eastern hitters were Babby Barr's I! GSI 9 Clldweli, two single•. and Ste- Neal's 7 QSSC o . . .. • .. .. lhem, Bob Ritchie, Smith. SJIII. G & J 5 Beaver's s tiers and Elcllinger, a single Jaycees vs. Saffords, postpon. each. ed ·Only lilts gotten olf Elc~inl· Beaver's 8 Neal's I er by Cllelbire sl~~t~le• by G ' J 14 Barr'• s Jell Tyo and John Palriok In Falla City 11 BaiT's 0 I 67 Cadillac DeVIlle Convertible _ $5200 tho flrat. . l TIII8 WEEK'S GAMESt i Full co~pliment of power equipment, Autronlc Zlchlnger struck out 10 Playoffs will be announced to ~ye, radto, power antenlll, rear seat apeater WI•IW walked two while getti'l~ t d•termlne second half winner. tires, beautiful Persian ivory fmllb wltb white top wiD and Tyo fanoed 12 snd and top araln red leather interior. IUIII five free passes. GALLIPOLIS IJTl'LI A glril' 10nt.D LEAGUE STANDINGS twwn leallll from TIIAM W L R OR 65 C1dlii1C C.l1ls 4 Door $3500 IIIII Pl. Pleasant at I ~- ni. Tigers .. .. .. 8 2 69 32 .8110 Full compliment of power equipment, radio, new Suoday will precede the cham- White Sox .. .. a 2 80 35 WISIW tires, tinted glass, &reY melllllc nntah With pllitlsblp game of lbe Numa- Senator• ...... 7 s 79 33 .100 matching interior. Comfort control lir-condltlonliMDt. Red Sox .. .. . 7 4 80 51 .836 in.l. ly lnnlllp: Athletic• - .. . 4 5 30 33 .464 POIIIIO'IIJ .. . GOl 010 t- I ! 4 Yankees .. .. .. 2 8 41 93 .200 61 Cadill1c Coupe DeVIlle $1295 lflddlt!llllrl .. 342 504 •-18 12 3 Indians .. .. .. 2 8 31 92 .200 Full power equipment, radlo, wlaJw tires tinted II: Williams !LP), J. Wffi 2. Oriole• ....... 2 I 32 52 cws, blue metallic finish With matchll!linterlor. ll.'Vance li R. Abbott 4 !nd G. 'hills fUIUI as ~· Van Matre (WP), Dun. LAST WEEK'S IIESIJLTS: W1•1 llld G. Powell. · So:r 4 111er1 2 llilern .. . liD 200 t- f 7 1 Sox ! Senator• e 1100 010 0 - f 2 2 Indians 4 Red Sol s (7lnntnga) ~,' 'Jicblncer and llorlnz. Ty • Tlaers t Ylllkeea 4 W 'LoudeR. 5 AlhleUea 0 Art Slobart, C u Wlllte Sox vs. Orioles (rain) I. Calalalt T.Wan 2. H. T. s.lan DeVIIIt -~ • ., Diddle. 'i'BlS' WIIBI'8 GAMBA, .,_, - lndlanl v1. Tigers/ Both wltll Alr.COndllfoalnr. lola oa a ftm/ Jetved buil ,......, - Red 'Sox ft. '1 STILL FINER Than Many New Carsll CARS I· For ' School Time U.S.A£ 1 VERY ' Polyeetw ~CottoA ... I CADILLACS IN .'STOCK : I ' 1 ...,;. . I --- .:_ ......... ...... - firat 1 ~ · ~ ' ~ ;. GMAC I'INANCING , - - Oriole• ••· - AlhleUea ..:. 111m , - 1 I . 818 I -.' ·,, ' .,. . ' '' I '· ••· vt. Orlolles' 'I lor lollglt' l -oNL"v2'NiW--, ,_ a...r. .... • Karr&Van OftiN lVII, TIL.I.liOO - ' ' ._..,.....,laltdoa.. PtY / THt :..pme a eome. Inquire at S31 Ae · · v · \'IIN'l' To DOWNTOWN. 1'1' IN· Sr.t tm:S LOVELY WELL CAR· CLUDi:~ lM. nraMk batbl AT· ED TOR HOME. liAS LARGE LIV· ' BY- WEEK or liiiinl!i. 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Owner IIIJ'I to ..IL ,. JllMiiip Jolla 1. . . . . . 1111.. • Rauen D. ...... - . . . ' c.-. I \1 ::'l·c * ltli ACRES ol glllld land - 10 acres ean be farmed with a lnaurance ':t tractor, some woods, 2 barns, IF YOU·~ '..... fir... __ lair fence, lobacCil and com -... e • I base, 7 room 2 story home, ~al iiiiUI'anCI, II paye W· bath and fllrnace, located tJ : ~ur GI'IDCI Acllllll .. mile from Tycoon Lake 00 a eaJ lllluranoe Agetit!}', good road. Price 11 only '10,· · K Stale St. Ph. "'-IIM. It 11 500. ___;, BEAUTIFUL RANCH 1 Hospital News . �•. • .> 7 i ~--·Jiiddleport Ml~ ~ <:';; i "':' • . WiD, Qain ' T9Qr~ey , ~efili.fi. ID ~y 'nil!'• lhe ruson for lhe 17.01 sii'Ulsl• bolween l/le best of tbf by • tuilaway 18-2 vtc-· CHICAQC) (iiPll-II wa1111't deciR011 ra-.cl up· by lhe wwldt pro. .llld lilt pla:veft. whO lwY - "-Y wblll JCut. lhat till tOUtet AU Sian wel'<l pro cbamplaal aver a blJ, IOUIIhl beclmi! pro rooldei IDday, •n w~ Qlesblre wltb a tbat bad. '!be· Gma llay aquad of . <011ege All Siara Bart stNr CCllllpl~ !WI• 6-1 :, Pacbra ..... juilloo aaod. Friday nlcbt ia tbt Ulh annual toudldown 1111181'1, of 10 yards lfl berth • Jly ' THE a to ·~ bo~er al!d of !1 yards melw·· lf~~U~l ea!IM to Boli'Lorii, and bit on 15 of~~ Brat~~·lnd, Do!R Horn ID pai!IM lor 212 yards in the first run olfl!l\!1, '· ' · hall alone, sparking the Pacllers While Bralkowsld wa dou;cJI to a 2(1.0 lead. the iob, h• _heljloid lceouJ!I .... ;.~ _ · ll!bedulld t .. · , Green Bay.'• final point$. 0 .....aaepon Wll . Then Packer Coach •Vince He sent Nllbadt JlfmLGratio•·ll Oll~t=~ aiD Lombardi, th• taskmaste< who ski up the middle ~-r:i~;:llf 1e ~ at Sl. o.t,Li.IPOLII ..;, p!QDfft has fumed ..the PAck~:i Into,-~"" and a touchdown. l.il 1 !la!J, w. the ueond GeiUPolia Slew-I"IMI ahowed , who WI! In Notlmml Satardajaune at 1 o'clodt The · pl., will lie H!Miumd on tht ,.... -· Iuruform Thursday ~~·:~~ ~ of !boll two ~~m~.ftnalo Mondlly. · He Jet . Starr handle the :-M!lwQukft _during li. ···wm be battllnc !Qr the ~f 6:30 jii.m, l'illa Cit) wiiiiMHii G&~ . l'ollowtelephone on the sideline for the1gained '1'1 yards In niDe car~!~. II lhlll evenJnt. 1111 !lila liml, "-f'a will take"" ..._-._ Wlr~nera ,rest of the game and sent Don Chandler was the olhelrll 111 8 Monday will INHI• ,._ the ch-mplonllllji ,W~ Packer potnt·mllker, with n wa .n lllddleport In the . GALIJPOLIS - Junior Jam- dey, llttlnnlnt It 6:H jl,lft , WI 1M GSI dllimlncl, LEAmiE MAKEliP goals of t3 and 14 yards as opellinS pme ·of the tourney 19011 blastod two hoi!M'runs, one The pl~fh werr liftt!r the four NEW YORK fUPI) The 1as three polnlll after toll(~ II the ·team ll1&lll8fld by Don out of the park, Friday evenln&' tarna flnlahld In a tie fot ,.,., lilt Wttk af. Unill'd Ameriran Professional down. 11 Wilson and Bill Childs scored on Memorial Field as the While .. , the Nlular 11i1111 ondill. - •'. ,· , Football league . will be com- The p dt set all Calule fl!lO ' Dr. I CJL aut. ll'IDI. POWr lteeriDI, In every frame except the fifth, Sox ran up 1 I~ lead on the l'ollo"""' tht chlillploMhlp ,..- Wednttdey, prised of teams .from Rich- game ~~· with 27 Little League Oriole• In I w o all lllllll&fllfl of tilt Slow Pltcll L...llt will lftllel at mond, Va,; MarJ<Itl; Ga.; downs on ,passing and eqwolleolljl Pomeroy used lour pitchers and a half innings. tht GSI to pNpare plena tor lht 1,.7 Sllw Pitch Chattonooga, Tenn., Savannah, another iecord with 24 In the seven • Inning contest. But tbe g1111e was nooded by Teum111111nl. Ga. , and the Pennsylvania completslons. Galaxle f>OO '2 dr. ,J.rdtop. 8 eyl. aut. trano. Radio ond · but nono was able to control a down poUr w!tll the Orioles at Quakors., if was announced by ndto and beater, wlllw tires the otlack ol the winners. Mid· bat, ooe out and one oo. in the commi~sloner Joe ·Ro•entover They crashed through the dleport scored three runs in bottom of the third inoln&. Friday. Stars for 436 yards, 71 of them the lint, four in the second, f) credited to Grabowski on nine two in the third, five durin& the Summer !l!crealion Director lnttrnalln118l Leape Standhlp carries, and permltted the / Super 18 4 dr. Stag,n Waton. t,ut. tralli. POwtr steerfourth and four more In t h e Cliff Wilson said the g a m • By Ulllted Pna bltnlllolll Manhall (7), IIUler (I), and IIJ U~lltd Pren ln•mottonal collegians only 138 yards, 33 Ing, power brakes, radio and beater, ria eond. lng, power b1·akes,•tadlo atld Deater, air eood. sixth. would have to be played 81 1 Nallllul ....... Price, Frtehan . (7): McDowell, W. L Pet. Gl them via !be ground. \ j, . . later date. When the Rame 15 Allanta 000 ISO 010- I I!! Siebert {7) ,and Sima. .WP- Rochester 59 44 .573 ... The AU Stars could oot cet Rick Van Matre, Middleport replayed, both teams wUI be CJucaro GO! 000 200- s 11 ! Mc:Dowell (t-8). LP-I'odr1s !3· Richmond 110 46 .566 \lo into P..ker tenitory untll les • •' • rist:'thander, worked six full even again. None of Friday's Jarvi!, Upahaw !7) and 11. RRS-Sims !6th), Fuller Toledo 51 50 .505 7 than five minutes remained in lnnmgs on th~ mound and slugging can be counted in the Uecker· NJt lW1enaleln (51 14th), Landis !2nd). Toronto 50 51 .495 ! the ~ame, and then made their'll Monr.1 1 Dr. ' liPOid traDI. Radio C. beater, wl•lw tlrel gave up only flVe hits. Steve official records ' • ' , Dunfee worked In the seventh · · Handa II) and SetpbeiiiOII. WP Boston 110 55 .495 10 best penetration on a :!ll.yord 100 1100 0110- 0 5 31Columbus 1 DON'T MISS OUT ON AGOOD DEAL lor the winners and allowed The White Sox scored five -Jarvta (11-4). IJ'-Nye (N).. Jocksonvle 50 55 .495 10 pass from Purdeu'• Bob Grlue one bit runs in the top of the first iJI. Son Fran. 010 010 ICIO- I t 0 Mlno 110 0t1t 1011- ! B2 Syraccse 47 56 .456 12 to Washington'• DaVf Wllllama, SEE US ning. Jamison's first. lnalde- New York 000 000 000- 0 B0 Brandon, Osinski (4), Bell (51, Buffalo 45 55 .450 12\!o to lbe Packer 17. ~ I; 'l Pomeroy hitters were George the-park. homerun scored Ron- Sadecki, Linzy !I) and !IaDer; Lyle (8) and Ryan: Menitt IS: Ft'lday'o Rtl\'111 But !bat was enough of !bat. Sllesmen • Emenon Jones • CIIH Phillips • Skinner, a triple and • I n gl e; nie smith ahead of him. The Seaver, Show (7), Taylor (I) 3) and Zimmerman. LP- Toledo S Syracuse 2 (lsi, I u far as the Paclte!'S wert Eddie Fife· D1n Thompson· George Hicks. Steve Van Meter, a double and White Sox had only 011e hit oft and Goossen. WP-Sadtctf It- Brandon !4-l). innings) <OIICemed. Three plays aingle and Robin Phalln, a sin· Oriole hurler Gil Price who 3). IJ'-Seaver (11).1). 1111Toledo 5 Syracuse 4 !2nd) the All Stars were on !heir You Alw1ys P1y Leu At gle. walked four men tn the iMinl!. Hart (25th). Wub IQO 001 lnO- 4 7 1 Roo:hester 4 Columbo• 0 (lsi, 7 yard line. Get~ng the Middleport hits The Orioles had three errors. <IO innings) Calif 004 1101 DOt- S 8 0 innings) / . ----ON SPOT FINANCING C. p 11 pa of L.A. 000 001 OIQ 0- 2 10 2 Coleman Humphreys (i) Columbus 4 Rochester I !2nd) A~UIRE RELIEFER were . no 07;; 1~, 'stan"wu. Five more White Sox runs Pitts. 000 200 000 1- s 11 Lines 1a) and Caaanova; Toronto I Richmond 0 Ost, 11 CIUCAGO (Ul'll·-Ri'l!!bfl,anll-/1 :~b~:d s:ve H ~an, each crossed the. pl~te m the to~ of .Sutton, Brewer !7), Perronos- Brunet, Roja• !I) and Roctcen. innin&s) ed relief specialist Pot• Mik· 1 I e ki (8), Miller ()0) and Torborg, WP-Brunet (11-12). LP-Cole- Richmond 2 Toronto 0 (2nd) tw ~ F':..tra R\ck the ,.cond lMUlg. The W h kelsen was acquired by the 1 Va~ •::;:· ~ Alan ~- Sox had five hits._ Price walked Campanis (8); Veale, McBean man (8-8). HR8-McMulleD 1 Jacksonville 7 Buffalo 5 (lsi, 1 Chicago CUbs Friday for h h d ble nd B uce one and the Or~oles had one !8) Pizarro (!) and Pagllaronl. (lltll & l2th) Mlncllor (17tb) innfnp) $20,000 waiver price from Rami eac da ~~e ~e a 'sin error. Jim Noe singled and scor- WP-Pizarro (!HI). LP-Miller ' ' J..ksonY!Ue 4 Buffalo 2 (lnd) Plttsburih Plratea. -- - "-------' -------- --- aw eY an · • ed on Smith's single. Jamison (1-7). HR-Ferrara !12tll), 11 lli&U lie apiece. singled scoring Smith and scor- Houston 0110 000 001- 1 7 a _ M.• • • EASTERN WINS ed himself oo a three base er· Phlla. !13 000 0011- 7 II 0 Tile Gllllpolla Twtu w Ill 1,l Q"lll1 Deonls Eichinger of Eastem ror. Wilson, Schneider 13), Ellert lloll a 1ua1 1rom Letart • 1 '·" t 3 IJ'l and Cheshire's Jeff Tyo hat· 'l1le White Sox scored thret Sembera (I) and Bateman; tile s,rteo Slnet ED. DJa. , ,, 1\'J Jai tied from the motmd 111 the mon l'IDII in the top of the leworth (3-41 and Oliver. LP Ill..._ StmdiQ' at 1 p.m. AU .v .· second gamo wilb Eastern third '@hen Smith sin&led and UthWilson 18-8). HR - Lock are._ ..... 1\ln wDIIIo breaking opeu a acoreleu duel JamiJ!OD blasted 1 1.0 pitch ov· ~In ), " admlsallla dlwge. II will In the fourth tnoinl and never er the~ In deep rlgbt field, St. ·Louil : : : - : : ~ ~PI IIMI alae IP.,.,. ' givlng II up. about JlO feet to wbere the Nolan, Nottebart (!) Ellis !I) Eastern, while picking llll tta ~~~· LewiJ stole and Pavletich; Jaster' !7-'1 and •• '"-a. IWUit<ooo .112.• S-1 win, got two markers In tbe me WI • er run. McCarver. LP-Nolan !8-5), OALIJPOLIS PONY fourth and then followed with Jim Noe was on the mound Its final three runs in the top for the White Sox. He allowed Amerlru Le... LEAOUJ: STANDINGS of the "'venth. two hits, singles to Ken New Chicago at Baltimore, ppd., TEAM w L R OR Eastern's two fourth frame and Gil Price, walked one and ~ew York 000 100 0110- 1 1 t lP'hillieo .. .. .. .. .. 12 1 ISO . runs rPsulted from Terry Steib- struck out four. KC 1102 000 000- 2 3 ........ , 1 1 125 112 em walking leading off the inn- Prl lghl h'l lk Barbo!r, Womack (7) Dodgers ........ 5 1 17 Jng and then Dave Smith and ed ce aavedup e k 1 \wa · Gibbs; Odom, Lindblad Braves .. ....... 5 1 74 Rick Sanders getting back-to. seven an ' 1rue out our. Stafford (I), Pierce (9) Giants .. . .. . ... o 11 2t :m.!'!a on:: V~ID =- R .. F orees Postponement Of U Battle . ' . OWNER VERY ANXiOUS TO SELL :"ao~·••~'i"~~· ""': LEAVING STATE In 63 Olds··" .. • .. • $1595 Hor11 Show 7:30PM S1turd1y, August 12 l'rwctorvllla Falrgrouncl 1 KEITH GOBLE FORD Used Car.,Lot Middleport " i/• Everybody's ::U , '''I ~winging tq,, ;:J; ' I baclt singles with ono out. GAWPOIJS SLOW Roof. WP-Odom (3-4). TOTAU • • 416 The three run• tallied by B•rber 17-12). LAST WJII!K'S BESUJ,TS1 !astem In the seventh came PITCH STANDINGS Detroit 100 004 000- 5 7 14 Giants 2 when Bobby Caldwell waa safe TEAM W L R OR -Cleve 501 000 231-11 15 7 Reds 0 (forfeit) 011 an error, Howle Caldwell Neal's :.... ... .. . 6 2 80 17 l Pod rea, Wickersham (Phlllies undisputed champ!· walked and then Eichinger stng. Btaver's .. . .. .. . 6 2 64 J~ j Acu~~trr~e;._~~4~),_;G:I:ad~dl:na~O::.l!~----------=:./ led after the Caldwell brothers Falls City ~..... 6 2 87 51 moved along to third and sec- G a. J .. . .. ... .. G 2 59 42 , Olld. respecUvely, on a paosed Safford'a ........ 3 4 45 ·- -- --ball. Barr's .. . .. . .. .. . 3 5 71 Cheshire's lone run ,.., scor- QSSC .. ......... 2 G 34 1111 Jn the fifth when G a ty li-Sl .. .. .. .. .. .. . 2 6 81 Saunders walked leading I h e Jaycees .. .. .. . .. 1 1 42 lanin& and eventually ocorod on TOTAI.S . , .. , . . . 15 31141 1D error with one out. LAST WEEK'S RESULTS1 Eastern hitters were Babby Barr's I! GSI 9 Clldweli, two single•. and Ste- Neal's 7 QSSC o . . .. • .. .. lhem, Bob Ritchie, Smith. SJIII. G & J 5 Beaver's s tiers and Elcllinger, a single Jaycees vs. Saffords, postpon. each. ed ·Only lilts gotten olf Elc~inl· Beaver's 8 Neal's I er by Cllelbire sl~~t~le• by G ' J 14 Barr'• s Jell Tyo and John Palriok In Falla City 11 BaiT's 0 I 67 Cadillac DeVIlle Convertible _ $5200 tho flrat. . l TIII8 WEEK'S GAMESt i Full co~pliment of power equipment, Autronlc Zlchlnger struck out 10 Playoffs will be announced to ~ye, radto, power antenlll, rear seat apeater WI•IW walked two while getti'l~ t d•termlne second half winner. tires, beautiful Persian ivory fmllb wltb white top wiD and Tyo fanoed 12 snd and top araln red leather interior. IUIII five free passes. GALLIPOLIS IJTl'LI A glril' 10nt.D LEAGUE STANDINGS twwn leallll from TIIAM W L R OR 65 C1dlii1C C.l1ls 4 Door $3500 IIIII Pl. Pleasant at I ~- ni. Tigers .. .. .. 8 2 69 32 .8110 Full compliment of power equipment, radio, new Suoday will precede the cham- White Sox .. .. a 2 80 35 WISIW tires, tinted glass, &reY melllllc nntah With pllitlsblp game of lbe Numa- Senator• ...... 7 s 79 33 .100 matching interior. Comfort control lir-condltlonliMDt. Red Sox .. .. . 7 4 80 51 .836 in.l. ly lnnlllp: Athletic• - .. . 4 5 30 33 .464 POIIIIO'IIJ .. . GOl 010 t- I ! 4 Yankees .. .. .. 2 8 41 93 .200 61 Cadill1c Coupe DeVIlle $1295 lflddlt!llllrl .. 342 504 •-18 12 3 Indians .. .. .. 2 8 31 92 .200 Full power equipment, radlo, wlaJw tires tinted II: Williams !LP), J. Wffi 2. Oriole• ....... 2 I 32 52 cws, blue metallic finish With matchll!linterlor. ll.'Vance li R. Abbott 4 !nd G. 'hills fUIUI as ~· Van Matre (WP), Dun. LAST WEEK'S IIESIJLTS: W1•1 llld G. Powell. · So:r 4 111er1 2 llilern .. . liD 200 t- f 7 1 Sox ! Senator• e 1100 010 0 - f 2 2 Indians 4 Red Sol s (7lnntnga) ~,' 'Jicblncer and llorlnz. Ty • Tlaers t Ylllkeea 4 W 'LoudeR. 5 AlhleUea 0 Art Slobart, C u Wlllte Sox vs. Orioles (rain) I. Calalalt T.Wan 2. H. T. s.lan DeVIIIt -~ • ., Diddle. 'i'BlS' WIIBI'8 GAMBA, .,_, - lndlanl v1. Tigers/ Both wltll Alr.COndllfoalnr. lola oa a ftm/ Jetved buil ,......, - Red 'Sox ft. '1 STILL FINER Than Many New Carsll CARS I· For ' School Time U.S.A£ 1 VERY ' Polyeetw ~CottoA ... I CADILLACS IN .'STOCK : I ' 1 ...,;. . I --- .:_ ......... ...... - firat 1 ~ · ~ ' ~ ;. GMAC I'INANCING , - - Oriole• ••· - AlhleUea ..:. 111m , - 1 I . 818 I -.' ·,, ' .,. . ' '' I '· ••· vt. Orlolles' 'I lor lollglt' l -oNL"v2'NiW--, ,_ a...r. .... • Karr&Van OftiN lVII, TIL.I.liOO - ' ' ._..,.....,laltdoa.. PtY / THt :..pme a eome. Inquire at S31 Ae · · v · \'IIN'l' To DOWNTOWN. 1'1' IN· Sr.t tm:S LOVELY WELL CAR· CLUDi:~ lM. nraMk batbl AT· ED TOR HOME. liAS LARGE LIV· ' BY- WEEK or liiiinl!i. Sll!eP!na: II room, fumio~ed apt., fll~ ""'''"- Contact Stella Al'll(lld But we hope some day to Part _(;e!llrai__H~~:. _ .. meet you, omcE opace lor renl It It be God's blessed will, GI "2342 from 8 a.m. till Sadly 'misled by daJIIbter, p.m. · =ij~~=j~iiiiiji;==a; . Electa O'NeilL . , ~- . ~ 1 !IUOBRN boaallraP. ., Notice week ur month. 11100 Olestout st. JD&.II Hone 1nd Pony A LARGE two bedroom unfur· RICII4 P.M. lllshed apartmenL eebtral locat;,.. D. HolU. Wood, 446- 62 Corvdir ' lUI OWNII QA8 RIUllJCED THE PRI CE To 1Jf,800.0G ON THIS ADULts AND SAnTY roiL 1'H1 ALL BRICK !I IJ:DMOM BOMB. (;lqLI)BBN, ANO YilT 18 CON. OON'T WAIT, CALL NOW TO LOT AT THE ZND OF T H I iTQitl'l' QJYlS P'IUVAC)' P' 0 Memory IN MEMORY of my loving 1her who passed · away ust I, 1\IID. It's sad to live without And our eyes wlth tears 63 Ford ~. • • - · - • $995 F "day'S Line Scores . ENPOY UFf MO~E · ""110!' · Plooouro cla_trophy ond rlbbono 1066. 160 II · SLOW~- I •1495 I .REALTOk . FAIR WEEK SPECIAL NEAR NEW IRICK IN TOWN _ '-•••rtIll•• RHI Edlfe for Slit . Off-4464643 EYI. 446-3796 4"-4500 ::.:ted ~""· end~'~" 1'111 WfSEMAN Apnty 'CJ..U DBS 1~. CERAMIC dTHS, INC. ROOM, DINING R 0 0 M. A.TrACRED GARAGE, vat Y "UJLT IN Kl'l'CRIN CIRAM· 1" NICE KITCHIN Pl.US UMJLY (C IATH8, FULL !IABBMZNT fiOOII AND L\UM'INT. THE AHD AIB.POil'l'. LOCA'I'ED IN PBICI WILL PLEAd YOU. BPRING VALLEY !8TATBS. $JIVE .yourself 1 nw ieiJ" on life In this beauUful .brick and frame ~pill 1MJ , boiDI all electric kitchen, i -~ bedrooms, II! bath, larj.• livinl room, wlth fireplace, wall-wall corpelinJ, 1 t u d y, basement, 1 car garo1e, larp lot with plenty Jhrubs. FISHING, HUNllNG AND PRIVACY . . l BEDROOM ~ cablll!lli! lllsulated i110!m _ . , , . furrulce, ~ • etty, ni£i cottage, Iot14t ,• )1, t.SOO£ . · . !' ·• · ' VltRY lllct ~ ·a ' ~~ • · Grande, ~ A, t.ll ~il\t: ' , , oil fuma~ on bua 1'01111!; ', Prlct l'ldlla!d. " . '1 ~-•. I ROOM ~ 111011 dillon on state '"'I"WIY• Porter. Owner IIIJ'I to ..IL ,. JllMiiip Jolla 1. . . . . . 1111.. • Rauen D. ...... - . . . ' c.-. I \1 ::'l·c * ltli ACRES ol glllld land - 10 acres ean be farmed with a lnaurance ':t tractor, some woods, 2 barns, IF YOU·~ '..... fir... __ lair fence, lobacCil and com -... e • I base, 7 room 2 story home, ~al iiiiUI'anCI, II paye W· bath and fllrnace, located tJ : ~ur GI'IDCI Acllllll .. mile from Tycoon Lake 00 a eaJ lllluranoe Agetit!}', good road. Price 11 only '10,· · K Stale St. Ph. "'-IIM. It 11 500. ___;, BEAUTIFUL RANCH 1 Hospital News . �" ' ( / ' ~EW~/.J~tFARMING .f._''·;\ _,.,r .... ,! ;,: ' " . '· ',., ':r ....,~.,:;,1:.. .. !.. · L1; t·!1Jn ~, • .... Meigs~LAKESLEECou~tY ·Pe~pre Yush fbr\at3:, Wif~:..fteparatfo ~-ns Tot , . . . wlsbe~ · l!O~!d Ia!~ ~nd kee~i ,~ y~ung~r ~aile, ne~day ~t ~' Frld~f· THE U.. li :'Nl AD ~~ ~~-,.. ~ .," T!ON SUnday Tlmes-SenUneJ. Sullday, Aug. 6, 1987 ' ForSlde ' WI• ' ' '' ,, ' Contadl CHARLES USLE Syracuse, Ohio Fer F,.. EttiiMIM ~ · 111 eAiumlnumA~np ,. ," eAiumlnum Siding' eAiullllilum Railing• eAiumlnum Wlllllciwa Dool'l · eC.r Porht ePitlot eBIOwn In i\wul"'lon 1 a or Cell Collect 532:68.1 . Elmer E. White, 404'Y.a So. 4th St., Ironton RlpnHntltlveln Thls An• 20 Y11n for V. V. Johnson & Son 222- 4th AV.., Huntington ' ' iOUSH ·& t.YONS ' c:MIPING TRAILERS """" 11.-MoiOflo·w. v.. .. Wlhb Pot-the ArriVal of •TOUR..AoHOMie U.-IJht Plck.Up TIUCIIi .~PII RADIATOR $795:..Uup ' SERVICE BY C. E. I , tl>ahk the or 1 -to ev_aluate try to to . ,clilldren them, are iwell· · nil will girtS, Girls t;lll · comPete tO.. morning 9 aan.. m 1liiY , Ext. Agent,, Agtlculture I ~·. A\ , CpllJliY Ag!;ieultural .psi~ ,!lr-se yo~& peo~le, ~orne wnitlng }?r }li_e tii~e wl\en th<!y I be ~ pl~asure to w~ar. Everyon• cording to projects. They will ~ the Jlinlor . Bee! Sho'!m&I> IthAI will be 1ISe!l .1!1 , Meigs County . Soc1e \lie co-op~raqqn and~ Ot.,tl!e'!JJ, ljhUe the fall' ,,. c_an lie 4'11 !lJel!ll!ers. , ,i,s lilvlted to !hill event whlc~ be tntetvlewed'. and , Judge~ · on ~n 1 JY j~dging, f()tiowed by lheep sale. · :' • '~; :· POMEROY - Fair time Is the faollllles that are. provided ,iri ,pioSJ'eBfi. · , ln fact, many brothers and 1 openut.B P,.m.; Wednesday ••· tb•ir accOinp!lshments In the •i!c:t swine. At the same II me I All in aU, the .tmlll.1~ · ~ • h•re. Already three neighbor· to encourage young peoplf of I Ev~luatl?n ahead ·of the fair silltero have 1\lld tots of help ,emng, August , 9. project. pilultry and rabbits sbowmllli-1',..1 week lor tht jpnlor fatr ,'' '"~. counlies have held the~ I Moigs County. W~ feel thai this, 'gives the young per~ and the fr~m younger cblt.ken who are ~ The big job ·or the falr · week State ' Fair particlpants .v/itl ship will be under way. ~ount up to a very .b!lty tune. Fm:•· Athens Cou~ty's is tbt ~ slong '-l!!l the'• activ!Ues .if the[judge an opppnun\ty_to have Blimpatlenf walling on tlle Ume lwill he all day Monday, ,\ugust be selected from this activity. ! Thursday the activities ·wrn ·ror all. Volunteer lll~aors hava wee md Meigs IS next _week. ; senior ...foup, makes a . very, face 1111ece talk abohl_ their Iwlw!li\Iey ~an take an anlmill 14, ~hen exhiblto:S will set .up, Girls paniclpatl~g will b r 1_ n g, o1>en st 9 a.m. with dairy sbow· mved completely W!thoul pay. ,we would JUS I brJefly like to 1w•ll·roltilied Fall' that, Me I g s pro)ec~ abb1Jt .wbat.Jw ·lappe:>- 1Ior a .project. some livestock wi!J be brought , with them their. fair exll•blt Imanshlp and judgmg. Tilt parents who. llfl' :attempt. revJew some of the activities, ICounty can be, and Is, proud !')I. ed. why certain thing) h a v • Inclti~ed in the testing list of tn, and the 4-H adVIsors and the ]p, e . registration must be done FRIDAY EVENTS ing to llelp therr ~- 1 n d some of lhe responsibilities, Already 4·H evaluations are happened, and some things lh•tJ~• dairy, beef, and sbeep pro- parents' have a work-out get· ibv August 9th. ! Friday at 9:30a.m. will beldaughters team 10111• 1hln~ snd " me of the things thai will 1'1'ell under way. Some people ~ maybe sboilid bap}l!ln In· th"e jects are Mond~y, August 7. in [ting things ready for the lair I Wednesday afternoon the ac- thf 4-H _Horseshow · which will through project welt · 811d the ·1" happe~, especially In connec· .wonder why evaluations are' future. , . the momlng: JobH and James and seeing that the. boys and 11vities will consist of V... Nu- l ne In the center field at I he numerous worlten on llie juntlno With the Meigs CountY held ~h~Jd of the Fair.. , The . final _ev~luation, of Meredith, ·Louise and Lenora ' girls get things in on time. ltrition Contest tOpen to _a 11 !n•w riding horse ring. ~iday. lor ~air board, the cOUn'l)' Ell'," hlr. . . It " ~ case of manpower. course, Ill the many VISitors to Mitchell; David, Mark, Rhea i It's a general state of confu· ,youth in Meigs County) . This ••ening will be the big event teno10n staff. the Vocational A!· "" The Jonwr_g;oup ~ress!y There lJ¥.1_~'1 eno~gh ·ttme altho lair l!'"klng at the project Mora; Ann, Janice, Alan Ho:. lslon, and everybody Is surely 'l contest on foods and nutrition ~ for 23 yo~g people ~ho have rieulture staff and the :mant • ' . bUI they, m many cases, do not ter; Randy Young, Bob Rlteh- relieved when 11 Is over. A I 1, consists of choosing nutriUon- 1been leedmg steers smce last other parUclpanll and worlf,. ,.• · REAL E$1 ATE liave the'' ~pllfrlunlty to talk te. Jennifer, Melanie, Dent,. exhibits must be in place by · al food from exhibits. There oro , January. The steers will be aold ers, all deserve much eredlt ~ BIRTHS. DIVORCES witll the jbltlor exhibitor. Tra- 1Dean; Debbie Keeba.ugh, Eddie 4 p.m., Tuesday, August 15. three classes: Beginners. up , to 01 public auction at 7 p.m., al· lor helping young pecple acbo DeA fHS .. MARRIAGES dltlonally,, livestock h~s alwaY,S Parker, Vtckl Carr, Pam l!eo·l .Special events at the f al r 10 years old: lntemiedlate, ag· ter being weighed in at 8 a.m. !eve a sense of hllcn lft Ufe'. con•••• m - ""' ...'• •• ...,P,Ol't been oee11 .at the fair for the fl. derson Ronnie Charles, Janice llfltl open with the Tractors Op. es 11·13· Senior ages 14-tS - ·-----·- ·-· ~-:·v,, l l ~:usenop JohnJOn 21 Crown 1 R J ' .L b ' ' Ieratora Contest in the center .~ood demonstrations ' ' wiU also· The Sunday Times-Sentine~. · -c~r~ •nd Petn touJ•~ ' My~r.. 23 ~ad ..,oz.er Ht;~,P,It,aJ. Mu. Mccormh:Jr·· nal ev8luation. '"'!• as lts mer· EHstman. Sunday, Aug. 6, 1967-1• ". " G II U • n a mtm eJ' of Graci Metho· j l.-:-- b k b t 'Monday afternoon tbe list In- 1fi eJd of th e ra4)e track started be scheduled Wednesday after· Gal , , .~rmO~p~~"i ~ ~!~ :· 1:m:urch Cor more than 50 yeara. , itb; also its ¥'1W· ~c s, · ~ , ·:~"' c . ~nd Ru111e11 Wayn• 'diller: Iwauth -a~::Y h~!o:Ur' .." 1'1'1 tbe we still stay with tradition in ,eludes· Mike Benedum, Byron · at 12 noon, Tuesday. This is op- noon u~, 19, •nl! Hl l!, aod Lola Ann Maule 16 · unera ome · • k W hI ' · Pa.1 · , • Burl•1 wa• m Mound nut cemoterJ. , connection wtth ,Itvestoc . tf Mr.Coy, Mandie Rose, Jan AI· en to any. boys that were In Thursday morning activities ".... ' S.tttrday _ ~1r11.a': Mra. Oth w Mr.. . utth Ctnclee let:z, 7t, Hunt- some other, agriculture pro· ikire, Renee Burke, Ray Fr~nk, t~ Tractor Maintenance Club Wlll be by the Girl Scout and 1 A;"~Go wan. 13v. MJU creek Rd.: I J::JJ;ouw,. ai:;,::.!~:m,•lnr re.J•d'"u~ of 1Jeds, this is also true. I loy Theiss • Beverly, Rhonda, during the past year. ti a •· ~• r l ""r ll · ll p m· 1 ....,. a un D.ll· , I ' . The win. Campfire girls with the aftersunda,: _· Mr. · and Mn. Clarence , t• HoiiPital. Bor11 July n, 1888. •t! The home economics• projec s Snaron Ervin; Charles Y o s t, ner, of course, will have the noon devoted to activities and A ~1 ~ b 810 1hl d A 3 49 1 eon, W. •Va .• abe was !he dauib.le!: I 1 I ted previOUS , I·I Edwin Cross, Ed Hupp, OavJ'd t'ppor tURI'ty I0 partiCipate .. . the Idemonstrations by the Fufme .. 'm~ ' u e, l' 111'., ton, uf the Lat_e Weber and Anna Smith iare arge y eva ua m Tuuday - Mr. and Mr•• Matthew ! f.'",•,.",· .!~, •,usband1• •,~ BeU. 1dled . to the fair by a judge, advisor, Nease Linda and Larry Hollon: Tractors Operators Contest at Farmers of America. F r i day Jaquu 258 Sl ;ote St d ht . ;-,n a •urv ve .,y a 1 1ter, b' , 0 Lll l a . m. .• SUI er, I Mra. Kathr1n Condee, Mn. Betz Wll and by the youngster. Com m- loanlel, Stephen, Lee Ann ,t.hcOhloStateFair. imormng will be 4-H girls dem1 1M · ,. m~:U~~uf ;~~i~\ ::r~u:~n~~~~ ation of these grades rnak~s N~ase · Roger and Roma Nease. An innovation this year also onstrations and Friday after- •• •• , Yon 111 r o 1 u111 nuux , . · 'II be ' 1 Clark Lake, Mich., a nann of GaiJt. ~=:':~nayt at :-e vBeard ~~~~~uary " 1 up the fmal grade which Wt Tuesday morning's Ust in· starts on Tuesday with the Ac- noon will be 4-H boys demon· 8 on, " pnl <1 1ed SltunJay In a Jacltlon. · 1 ·• adn ~NIIal "' 11 · · 1· · ·~ J · F · ·· Mi ch . ho•pltal She wu • Iormer lin Mound Hill Cemetery. IL•sed at the j un1or f BIT. r~udes: Larry Mees, D a v 1 ·1, lVJwes u~tor a1r ~ent, Tue,s. strations and activtbes: Satur.J ! ,, - au rh to r and former I operator Mn Nellie WlllltMt 74 ot so Chi!· I THE NEXT 2 WEEKS Mary Lou Grace and Geneva day mormng activlbes by the day morning actlvitLes of of the Bo11k S\ore In GalllpoUs. Born n th ' Rd di 8d Tu ' d ' 1 Hol ' ' S FFA d T sd It b ' M· 10, 1889, 1n GalllpoJa, •h• w1111 H~~P 1 ~11 B~rn Ju 1, ;· 1~ n t Mz~~ . In connection with activities Kmg; Brenda Stanley, an ue ay a ernoon y course, will be the Junior Fair lbt or the late G enrl • h' ' ' • u IStanley, Danny II'ooten, teven Ken- tht' Boy Scouts, r arade, the AchievemenI proall daUJhter :la nche Dem w etberhdlt. she •on, a e waa the dauJhter of the Jaw during the next two weeks: 11 •urvlved by her hu.band, hP<IoPe ~~!~~~:~cl b~·~ar ~~:~~n~~·· Ks~eo ~ On Monday and Tuesday Aug- rteth Bolen, Kimmy. Steve ... / The Activities Tent of the jun· gram, and the Style Revue In Mu,lnl'aux: a lister. Mn. J o n · W J ' • ' I d· f · h' h ill be immedi-· front of the grand stand at Hu l.>'bard . Fort Pleree. B'la.; two broth· I llllamal • aon, Harold Dilley, 0 • 111· t 7 8 Doctor Bratton wUI be Rirky Pierce ; Jim Betz, 1)1J.vj I lOr air, w IC w er Fra nk E W(llherholl G.tllpall• polla; one brother. James Curtlll My. IllS I Sl atel th f th J . F . an~ John P .· Wetberholt. Stetlacoom era. CadmUI\ rour lilter. Mr 11al)' v:siting most of the agrlcultur- IMitchell, and Harry awter. y sou 0 e umor all' 30. ' .._... Drummond. Patriot: Mrs. EtheJ l'ope. ' ' 11s t ·m- ' B"ildi'ng I'I VIleS 'I' will be un- I' In the afternoon startmg · at v. . snv\cea were conduc;ted w..... Chillicothe' R<l . Mr8 Shirley ~ 61 ·I Ia! animal projects beef sheep1 Tuesday afternoons . , . • ac nuda;¥ al the McCoy • 'Wetherboll • · • ' d h , Ft •~ . 1 Home. Burial w111 m Mouna Galllpo~ and Mn. Lotue Heney, I ad dairy to be sure that they eludes: Mike Nesselroad 8..'1 .erway esc morrqng and eaeh 130 p.m. will be a safety HJIJ t Jacbtln. T'l'lere ue tour Jrandchlldr..n I • n ' ' 1 • 1 afte th h t h · 1 • ' erne ery. · and flv«~ ,g•t-grandchlldren. Mr •· art> free of tube'rculosis an d. Woyne Leifheit. . rnoon roug ou t e fa1r test (open to all Me1gs County n'!' ~~ t N~III· M, ....,,... e~: ~;:t11~r;-Churc:. ~:~~r. ~:e:,;l~ 1 b;mgs disease. rorty f~rms For the girls the big event is Uus year. youth ). This is 8 new ' ~lo\ce. Ot doled sat.- Th~rsday a:t the w aua:h Halle y- Wnod t b visited with 60 projects the Styl'e Revue on Wednesday I WEDNESDAY EVENT and wi11 consist of m akIn I A em Funeral Home and burllll was In 0 In th ti 'ti 'b' Ill ~fo l .. . ~~ • 14 n:raan: Mounil HJl)_,cemetery. Ibeinge tested. . evening, August 9. , e ~c VI es on Wednes- choices from exh1 1t~ . It Ml • Pleu· wmlam~·~0 ,1 , Hnklnt, 12 , Em·~ka That 4-H ls 8 family affair This wUI be held this year at day m_ommg at 9 a.m ., August 1en to al1 youth in Me1gs County . ~.n llorn ;~~; ' Star Rt' • retlreil rarmer Rn:t rt...h't'd l"aD be seen in the fact that on the Middleport High School. Ov-' 16. wdl be Food interview,, Getting back to the rn 0 r 0 ~w~~: : ~~f~~i,'~e0: ~~':: ~~::~~Y 8~\~ht ':; 112 of these farms, two to four !er 100 girls will model the i r 1'Ibis activity is limited to f.H traditional type program, 13• :n{ ~~; !;:P.,~o~\~- ~ 8 ~ ,t:~s~t:~: :~~~.1 ~~.~~~ young people of the family are gArments and show ho~ good 8/ ~~r held t::r~~e~ J~~:n~~d heEl~:· ~~"~onw~"! 1 carrying projects. In th efie job they c~n do ln se~mbgl gar· 1 I klne. oatet Rui-vhon are a ailter, 1 famllJes it is quite a struggle ments which are swta e iO · HONDA SAliS &. SER~ II ONI OP '1111 NICIST PiOPI.., ... CALL pJCK RAWLINGS I M MA•.,••• Llc••m 1 • I I:, . , w.•..•,••," , I I ,,o::· arel 1 I ,.,.•,.... ::,~~·~'tl·.w:;::.:::. ·~~m~..~·~ , Hnll.lna, GaUipollll four o&Uiten, Nn. "8~.~til llet':..:..~~·l!'•fr''U::.~\~~:·,~"~~ Wallac11 M\tdloc, and Mr.. i!: \a I erua llradfGrd 'l'rlle, Plaoae ar c:.atact A. c. BRADJ'OJID. ' "'"'"N ~~§!I DAILY CROSSWORD lP GAS It =:--;:;: 11 We have an LP Gao proll'lm va. can 'I'/Uill or m..ll5llf, to fit your need. Clll today 1 7 lfc for freo eoUmates. Prompt ~-:::Est-.---:::Fo-,--::-le::--·lllllll courteouo oervlce. 1.. ·t lve 1 511 . IIT.l!<lm -~ 1randct~Udren NEW HEAVYWEIGHT ll.J"r~ ; .§O HP CLASSI 1 PHONE 742-4211 • Rulfand Fumltun NOTICI Of IALI Co. Meigs POWERCRUISER WHITEWALL I per eent . .&late TIRE SALE With Na~------------------~------~------ Addresl: - - - - -·,1l-- - - _ ___._..;..•:... · -~ POMEROY SUPER( SERVICE StAllON ,, r' •'; . ' 0 - 24 H"""' KtJA'l'KIJtJJ' ' CUt~UVY 110 "V11JO I'KB JXV BtrVK NLG ' XR1'Ytrg'l• BVK'!I''l' II: IIIB'JD""":~~\!'Gajl ALO'l'AO '!'.......,.. 'fiJI :a:• Jt:J:N . ' . MIL;; ' j lri~ ~..:.. - Cr)pts(lllilt .'I'JIID w.....W..'11l!ft ...... DlliT CONIII8'l'tl OJ' :KORil, ~ YOV."-KA'l'll ) . WOilb.f;t' '110 I ' I ' • Coupoa ., SAVE $4,00 ON A PAIR OF . ON. PAIR OF POWIRCRUISER fll!ll. ' A~qo-o~~Ga I. I i • I . Vanco Implement Co. BoHied & Bulk I111CNfl -=- w, V11, and fo11r I ana seven great-1rand By United Press Iaternatlona chlldrcn . ...JIT. Huklrtt member 1 Slaughter ste'irs and heifer~ • 1 8\'PUtt talth. Servlee1 w a r " sawt4aY at th• wauJh HalleY· were steady to 50 lower this I Smith. HuiiUrifton, l&r MonMrVIce IIII•.Af• --·~ Farm Market Tren d p Sh , nces ows Rise ID .Losses ,; ID • 'Slump 1\,ecovered Baclae, Olde Whites. A. K.West C., BEAUTIFUL bloodlines, apricot ~- Also Bilffi' and Phone 667-3614. Coolville, lie Barkaroo Kennels. 730 7tc SPEED YOUR fAll AND WINnR WORK ENJOY GREATER COMFORT " •AND CONVENIENCE h 1 b te d Slaug ter am s were s a Y No Finance Charge until next year w• • to 50 higher this week except . · Sioux C1ty where were No Payments to make until Spring or until 8~:!erC!m~~~: Burtal wu In week at most major terminals ISleady to 50 lower. 1968 harvest with seasonal payment plan ' ., - - - - bu• wer~ ste~dY to ~5 higher al ~wes and feeder lambs gene"~ I ' You q.t lnourance ProtettlofllFrem Tho Start '" · o ~- Pad~ · •Minn., and .Chicago. ly were unchanged. • • rt 0 Enjoy several months of br~nd·llk eaming pow~r . ·.J!11l \1'~ ~JmteC!'~ady to 50 i?WP.r. In wholesale carlot trading, greater farminl! convenienc f!--alblol\( ~. 'l'he Jottn Dfttlt ' I ' .In ' wnoles,al'e oarlot trade, carcass lamb was steady to Credit Waiver-of-Finance plan of W ··these advantis:el:\rr TJ1is./3 th~1 !Jffl:~~all656-the high-action 60 hp 1 and more. · ; 0 ; ~oiCII steer ·beef.-waJ steady to cent a pound lower. tract.. tl.at ,gi'Otll ·~ou smooth, six-cylinder power · Down-Payment Optiono ,,·cent a pound higher and good Sheep and lamb receipts at plus big tractor extras: power shift independent pto In fact, you'1e doubly proteded from the date your note . , grade was steady ·to ~ cent lmajor markets totaled about is a.ccepted: lirst, again~t piJysical loss or damage to the for extra-heavy implement operation, convenieet, By BERNARD BRENNER eggs and livestock W~ only lower. Heiler •beef 'was ll'i'egu· 36,000. Most choice and prime eQUipment; .second. by hi~ in~urDnce on the amount owed cowl-mounted, easy shift, 5 speed transmission. Speo WASHINGTON (UP!) ·- A offset by declmes for !ar. Cow 'beef was steady to ! <spring lambs were reported up to $10,000 (if you're 65 Yt"ars Gf age or younger) cia! torque amplifier for shift on-th...go and a choice Equipment That's Eligible throe-month • old rise iD com, soybeans, lettuce ceil! higher except forlower /lrom $24.00 to $25.00 but some Pay a minimum of 20 peihmt down U you prefer a monof 10 speeds. Plus Hydrostatic pcwer steering, mod· prices has recovered 42 and sey1'fal othor _commodllt... trends at Philadelphia. Pa., and ranged up to $26.50 at Chicago. thly payment plan; 30 percent down With a seasonable pay· The f!iice highlights of the Denver. ·-·· ' ern hydraulics, and many other refinements. In short, t of the, _,., lost In ment plan. You even get • rhoiceo of down-payment possi· ce~ , 'th / ' ' eight . month slump between mon :oi1 • Receipts at ,t~ m~kets Live cattle futures on biUtles-in cash. trade-in, or equity in present equlpment. this is the most ambitious 4-5 plow mtor ever built. Terms can bEl arranged up to 42 months ... or 4 crop harlast August and mid·Apr i I of Food · ;grains: :ea~o:'c~~ 1totaled a~t ·~O!i(jiieall The C~Jcago Mercantile And the biggest value in the 60 i1p class! vests. this year. were $1<3? a bus • I average priee of laughter steers were mostly steady Aw' Jolm De:ere TraetOl' or tractor-Implement rombtnatlon Average farm prices 1•11 9.5 cents a month ag~ an~? for the week at the se'ven major week with no (your choice of tillage tool baler planter . you name it) Vserl tractors of any make. Pirk ~he equipment that auits per cent during the,-!!illblomontp cents If m a year ear er. 1 e markets was f%6.06. Final pric" on you beat-now'• the tlrne to Pet ttl decline An Agriculture Depal1· indll of aD food ~ram pr ces the October delivery at lllO!)t repon Monday said prices was d~wn 7 per ~enl lor the Hog prk-es declined this week. $'.17.57 and December at $27.70. Rear Meigs Genor•l Hospital rose three . quarterll of I per month. Barrows, gilts and sows Wheat closed hlg!Jer, corn cent during the month ' FO<Ii grains and hay· The in· ally were steady .to 50 rye lower, oats and soft~::;: Phone 992·2176 Pomwoy 56 COurt St. Ph. 4~475 Juiy 15, leaving them 5.5 · tor these comniodities de- However, closing prices mixed this week on the I cent -below August 15' 1966, eliDed a.Per cent lOr the month borrows and gilts at Indianapcof Trade. 4 per c<'!lt below July IS a msinl.'"''because of a >-cent·a- :ts, Ind., and Chicago were Wheat was up I 3-8 to ago. bushel 'Cfrop tn com prices. down 50 cents to fi.OO. 1 com off I 3-8 to 2 The rise last month was Meal,'~nlmals: The index rose Carlot prices lor pork loins · oats off 'I• to up 3; rye third consecutive increase 1.5 per ·Wit for the month. the were 2'h to 5'h cents a poun~ 1'8 to m, aoybeans off 10 ported since the department's third consecutive •dvance. lower and Boston butts up '1. ON ONLY 4 SIZES farm prt'ce index ~kidded from ' Meal animals: The index rose were off 'h to 2\lo cent!. Chicago wbolesale eggs 27ll P.r cent of 118'1910.14 ba~e I.S ..nt for the month, receipto at 12 to Chicago Ibis week were lh~s last August to 2MI per ce11t consecutive advance plus the Interior to around 7 cents April !5, !967. The ~'!jr,l51ndex Poultry and eggs· Hi g be southern Minnesota with the decline mainly wae 257 per cent ollbe base. chlck~"and turkey prices and a totaled some 489,000 head. larger sizes. Th• reporl also !~~lowed. how· lrea!L'r • than . season! I~· Tbe weekly average priee of ·,Prices paid for live po~~:i /1 ever, IJta't ~'!'B ,.farm crea~r.,Jor eggs lifted the indl"' baiTOwa and gilts at Chicago dellvered to1 Chicago this · are erodQtg~recent p~lce per·•i:ent. . expected to be about $22.30. unchanged • 1m index ot farm cos~ rose .,,,._ , __'---:·thll'ds of t. ~ JDOllth endl,ng .My 15: a ~ 04Jl·tlme high,. A .. ISon '"" !ann ' . •l!y • THIS COUPON GOOD FOR ONLY THE FOLLOW INI THIS COIJI'ON INTtTLIS YOU IIZIS AND ONLY TIL SUPPLY, ON HAND IS GONI. TO A 14.00 '!IIPUCTION ON ' Clmplete Seulco , '""U2 ' ' �" ' ( / ' ~EW~/.J~tFARMING .f._''·;\ _,.,r .... ,! ;,: ' " . '· ',., ':r ....,~.,:;,1:.. .. !.. · L1; t·!1Jn ~, • .... Meigs~LAKESLEECou~tY ·Pe~pre Yush fbr\at3:, Wif~:..fteparatfo ~-ns Tot , . . . wlsbe~ · l!O~!d Ia!~ ~nd kee~i ,~ y~ung~r ~aile, ne~day ~t ~' Frld~f· THE U.. li :'Nl AD ~~ ~~-,.. ~ .," T!ON SUnday Tlmes-SenUneJ. Sullday, Aug. 6, 1987 ' ForSlde ' WI• ' ' '' ,, ' Contadl CHARLES USLE Syracuse, Ohio Fer F,.. EttiiMIM ~ · 111 eAiumlnumA~np ,. ," eAiumlnum Siding' eAiullllilum Railing• eAiumlnum Wlllllciwa Dool'l · eC.r Porht ePitlot eBIOwn In i\wul"'lon 1 a or Cell Collect 532:68.1 . Elmer E. White, 404'Y.a So. 4th St., Ironton RlpnHntltlveln Thls An• 20 Y11n for V. V. Johnson & Son 222- 4th AV.., Huntington ' ' iOUSH ·& t.YONS ' c:MIPING TRAILERS """" 11.-MoiOflo·w. v.. .. Wlhb Pot-the ArriVal of •TOUR..AoHOMie U.-IJht Plck.Up TIUCIIi .~PII RADIATOR $795:..Uup ' SERVICE BY C. E. I , tl>ahk the or 1 -to ev_aluate try to to . ,clilldren them, are iwell· · nil will girtS, Girls t;lll · comPete tO.. morning 9 aan.. m 1liiY , Ext. Agent,, Agtlculture I ~·. A\ , CpllJliY Ag!;ieultural .psi~ ,!lr-se yo~& peo~le, ~orne wnitlng }?r }li_e tii~e wl\en th<!y I be ~ pl~asure to w~ar. Everyon• cording to projects. They will ~ the Jlinlor . Bee! Sho'!m&I> IthAI will be 1ISe!l .1!1 , Meigs County . Soc1e \lie co-op~raqqn and~ Ot.,tl!e'!JJ, ljhUe the fall' ,,. c_an lie 4'11 !lJel!ll!ers. , ,i,s lilvlted to !hill event whlc~ be tntetvlewed'. and , Judge~ · on ~n 1 JY j~dging, f()tiowed by lheep sale. · :' • '~; :· POMEROY - Fair time Is the faollllles that are. provided ,iri ,pioSJ'eBfi. · , ln fact, many brothers and 1 openut.B P,.m.; Wednesday ••· tb•ir accOinp!lshments In the •i!c:t swine. At the same II me I All in aU, the .tmlll.1~ · ~ • h•re. Already three neighbor· to encourage young peoplf of I Ev~luatl?n ahead ·of the fair silltero have 1\lld tots of help ,emng, August , 9. project. pilultry and rabbits sbowmllli-1',..1 week lor tht jpnlor fatr ,'' '"~. counlies have held the~ I Moigs County. W~ feel thai this, 'gives the young per~ and the fr~m younger cblt.ken who are ~ The big job ·or the falr · week State ' Fair particlpants .v/itl ship will be under way. ~ount up to a very .b!lty tune. Fm:•· Athens Cou~ty's is tbt ~ slong '-l!!l the'• activ!Ues .if the[judge an opppnun\ty_to have Blimpatlenf walling on tlle Ume lwill he all day Monday, ,\ugust be selected from this activity. ! Thursday the activities ·wrn ·ror all. Volunteer lll~aors hava wee md Meigs IS next _week. ; senior ...foup, makes a . very, face 1111ece talk abohl_ their Iwlw!li\Iey ~an take an anlmill 14, ~hen exhiblto:S will set .up, Girls paniclpatl~g will b r 1_ n g, o1>en st 9 a.m. with dairy sbow· mved completely W!thoul pay. ,we would JUS I brJefly like to 1w•ll·roltilied Fall' that, Me I g s pro)ec~ abb1Jt .wbat.Jw ·lappe:>- 1Ior a .project. some livestock wi!J be brought , with them their. fair exll•blt Imanshlp and judgmg. Tilt parents who. llfl' :attempt. revJew some of the activities, ICounty can be, and Is, proud !')I. ed. why certain thing) h a v • Inclti~ed in the testing list of tn, and the 4-H adVIsors and the ]p, e . registration must be done FRIDAY EVENTS ing to llelp therr ~- 1 n d some of lhe responsibilities, Already 4·H evaluations are happened, and some things lh•tJ~• dairy, beef, and sbeep pro- parents' have a work-out get· ibv August 9th. ! Friday at 9:30a.m. will beldaughters team 10111• 1hln~ snd " me of the things thai will 1'1'ell under way. Some people ~ maybe sboilid bap}l!ln In· th"e jects are Mond~y, August 7. in [ting things ready for the lair I Wednesday afternoon the ac- thf 4-H _Horseshow · which will through project welt · 811d the ·1" happe~, especially In connec· .wonder why evaluations are' future. , . the momlng: JobH and James and seeing that the. boys and 11vities will consist of V... Nu- l ne In the center field at I he numerous worlten on llie juntlno With the Meigs CountY held ~h~Jd of the Fair.. , The . final _ev~luation, of Meredith, ·Louise and Lenora ' girls get things in on time. ltrition Contest tOpen to _a 11 !n•w riding horse ring. ~iday. lor ~air board, the cOUn'l)' Ell'," hlr. . . It " ~ case of manpower. course, Ill the many VISitors to Mitchell; David, Mark, Rhea i It's a general state of confu· ,youth in Meigs County) . This ••ening will be the big event teno10n staff. the Vocational A!· "" The Jonwr_g;oup ~ress!y There lJ¥.1_~'1 eno~gh ·ttme altho lair l!'"klng at the project Mora; Ann, Janice, Alan Ho:. lslon, and everybody Is surely 'l contest on foods and nutrition ~ for 23 yo~g people ~ho have rieulture staff and the :mant • ' . bUI they, m many cases, do not ter; Randy Young, Bob Rlteh- relieved when 11 Is over. A I 1, consists of choosing nutriUon- 1been leedmg steers smce last other parUclpanll and worlf,. ,.• · REAL E$1 ATE liave the'' ~pllfrlunlty to talk te. Jennifer, Melanie, Dent,. exhibits must be in place by · al food from exhibits. There oro , January. The steers will be aold ers, all deserve much eredlt ~ BIRTHS. DIVORCES witll the jbltlor exhibitor. Tra- 1Dean; Debbie Keeba.ugh, Eddie 4 p.m., Tuesday, August 15. three classes: Beginners. up , to 01 public auction at 7 p.m., al· lor helping young pecple acbo DeA fHS .. MARRIAGES dltlonally,, livestock h~s alwaY,S Parker, Vtckl Carr, Pam l!eo·l .Special events at the f al r 10 years old: lntemiedlate, ag· ter being weighed in at 8 a.m. !eve a sense of hllcn lft Ufe'. con•••• m - ""' ...'• •• ...,P,Ol't been oee11 .at the fair for the fl. derson Ronnie Charles, Janice llfltl open with the Tractors Op. es 11·13· Senior ages 14-tS - ·-----·- ·-· ~-:·v,, l l ~:usenop JohnJOn 21 Crown 1 R J ' .L b ' ' Ieratora Contest in the center .~ood demonstrations ' ' wiU also· The Sunday Times-Sentine~. · -c~r~ •nd Petn touJ•~ ' My~r.. 23 ~ad ..,oz.er Ht;~,P,It,aJ. Mu. Mccormh:Jr·· nal ev8luation. '"'!• as lts mer· EHstman. Sunday, Aug. 6, 1967-1• ". " G II U • n a mtm eJ' of Graci Metho· j l.-:-- b k b t 'Monday afternoon tbe list In- 1fi eJd of th e ra4)e track started be scheduled Wednesday after· Gal , , .~rmO~p~~"i ~ ~!~ :· 1:m:urch Cor more than 50 yeara. , itb; also its ¥'1W· ~c s, · ~ , ·:~"' c . ~nd Ru111e11 Wayn• 'diller: Iwauth -a~::Y h~!o:Ur' .." 1'1'1 tbe we still stay with tradition in ,eludes· Mike Benedum, Byron · at 12 noon, Tuesday. This is op- noon u~, 19, •nl! Hl l!, aod Lola Ann Maule 16 · unera ome · • k W hI ' · Pa.1 · , • Burl•1 wa• m Mound nut cemoterJ. , connection wtth ,Itvestoc . tf Mr.Coy, Mandie Rose, Jan AI· en to any. boys that were In Thursday morning activities ".... ' S.tttrday _ ~1r11.a': Mra. Oth w Mr.. . utth Ctnclee let:z, 7t, Hunt- some other, agriculture pro· ikire, Renee Burke, Ray Fr~nk, t~ Tractor Maintenance Club Wlll be by the Girl Scout and 1 A;"~Go wan. 13v. MJU creek Rd.: I J::JJ;ouw,. ai:;,::.!~:m,•lnr re.J•d'"u~ of 1Jeds, this is also true. I loy Theiss • Beverly, Rhonda, during the past year. ti a •· ~• r l ""r ll · ll p m· 1 ....,. a un D.ll· , I ' . The win. Campfire girls with the aftersunda,: _· Mr. · and Mn. Clarence , t• HoiiPital. Bor11 July n, 1888. •t! The home economics• projec s Snaron Ervin; Charles Y o s t, ner, of course, will have the noon devoted to activities and A ~1 ~ b 810 1hl d A 3 49 1 eon, W. •Va .• abe was !he dauib.le!: I 1 I ted previOUS , I·I Edwin Cross, Ed Hupp, OavJ'd t'ppor tURI'ty I0 partiCipate .. . the Idemonstrations by the Fufme .. 'm~ ' u e, l' 111'., ton, uf the Lat_e Weber and Anna Smith iare arge y eva ua m Tuuday - Mr. and Mr•• Matthew ! f.'",•,.",· .!~, •,usband1• •,~ BeU. 1dled . to the fair by a judge, advisor, Nease Linda and Larry Hollon: Tractors Operators Contest at Farmers of America. F r i day Jaquu 258 Sl ;ote St d ht . ;-,n a •urv ve .,y a 1 1ter, b' , 0 Lll l a . m. .• SUI er, I Mra. Kathr1n Condee, Mn. Betz Wll and by the youngster. Com m- loanlel, Stephen, Lee Ann ,t.hcOhloStateFair. imormng will be 4-H girls dem1 1M · ,. m~:U~~uf ;~~i~\ ::r~u:~n~~~~ ation of these grades rnak~s N~ase · Roger and Roma Nease. An innovation this year also onstrations and Friday after- •• •• , Yon 111 r o 1 u111 nuux , . · 'II be ' 1 Clark Lake, Mich., a nann of GaiJt. ~=:':~nayt at :-e vBeard ~~~~~uary " 1 up the fmal grade which Wt Tuesday morning's Ust in· starts on Tuesday with the Ac- noon will be 4-H boys demon· 8 on, " pnl <1 1ed SltunJay In a Jacltlon. · 1 ·• adn ~NIIal "' 11 · · 1· · ·~ J · F · ·· Mi ch . ho•pltal She wu • Iormer lin Mound Hill Cemetery. IL•sed at the j un1or f BIT. r~udes: Larry Mees, D a v 1 ·1, lVJwes u~tor a1r ~ent, Tue,s. strations and activtbes: Satur.J ! ,, - au rh to r and former I operator Mn Nellie WlllltMt 74 ot so Chi!· I THE NEXT 2 WEEKS Mary Lou Grace and Geneva day mormng activlbes by the day morning actlvitLes of of the Bo11k S\ore In GalllpoUs. Born n th ' Rd di 8d Tu ' d ' 1 Hol ' ' S FFA d T sd It b ' M· 10, 1889, 1n GalllpoJa, •h• w1111 H~~P 1 ~11 B~rn Ju 1, ;· 1~ n t Mz~~ . In connection with activities Kmg; Brenda Stanley, an ue ay a ernoon y course, will be the Junior Fair lbt or the late G enrl • h' ' ' • u IStanley, Danny II'ooten, teven Ken- tht' Boy Scouts, r arade, the AchievemenI proall daUJhter :la nche Dem w etberhdlt. she •on, a e waa the dauJhter of the Jaw during the next two weeks: 11 •urvlved by her hu.band, hP<IoPe ~~!~~~:~cl b~·~ar ~~:~~n~~·· Ks~eo ~ On Monday and Tuesday Aug- rteth Bolen, Kimmy. Steve ... / The Activities Tent of the jun· gram, and the Style Revue In Mu,lnl'aux: a lister. Mn. J o n · W J ' • ' I d· f · h' h ill be immedi-· front of the grand stand at Hu l.>'bard . Fort Pleree. B'la.; two broth· I llllamal • aon, Harold Dilley, 0 • 111· t 7 8 Doctor Bratton wUI be Rirky Pierce ; Jim Betz, 1)1J.vj I lOr air, w IC w er Fra nk E W(llherholl G.tllpall• polla; one brother. James Curtlll My. IllS I Sl atel th f th J . F . an~ John P .· Wetberholt. Stetlacoom era. CadmUI\ rour lilter. Mr 11al)' v:siting most of the agrlcultur- IMitchell, and Harry awter. y sou 0 e umor all' 30. ' .._... Drummond. Patriot: Mrs. EtheJ l'ope. ' ' 11s t ·m- ' B"ildi'ng I'I VIleS 'I' will be un- I' In the afternoon startmg · at v. . snv\cea were conduc;ted w..... Chillicothe' R<l . Mr8 Shirley ~ 61 ·I Ia! animal projects beef sheep1 Tuesday afternoons . , . • ac nuda;¥ al the McCoy • 'Wetherboll • · • ' d h , Ft •~ . 1 Home. Burial w111 m Mouna Galllpo~ and Mn. Lotue Heney, I ad dairy to be sure that they eludes: Mike Nesselroad 8..'1 .erway esc morrqng and eaeh 130 p.m. will be a safety HJIJ t Jacbtln. T'l'lere ue tour Jrandchlldr..n I • n ' ' 1 • 1 afte th h t h · 1 • ' erne ery. · and flv«~ ,g•t-grandchlldren. Mr •· art> free of tube'rculosis an d. Woyne Leifheit. . rnoon roug ou t e fa1r test (open to all Me1gs County n'!' ~~ t N~III· M, ....,,... e~: ~;:t11~r;-Churc:. ~:~~r. ~:e:,;l~ 1 b;mgs disease. rorty f~rms For the girls the big event is Uus year. youth ). This is 8 new ' ~lo\ce. Ot doled sat.- Th~rsday a:t the w aua:h Halle y- Wnod t b visited with 60 projects the Styl'e Revue on Wednesday I WEDNESDAY EVENT and wi11 consist of m akIn I A em Funeral Home and burllll was In 0 In th ti 'ti 'b' Ill ~fo l .. . ~~ • 14 n:raan: Mounil HJl)_,cemetery. Ibeinge tested. . evening, August 9. , e ~c VI es on Wednes- choices from exh1 1t~ . It Ml • Pleu· wmlam~·~0 ,1 , Hnklnt, 12 , Em·~ka That 4-H ls 8 family affair This wUI be held this year at day m_ommg at 9 a.m ., August 1en to al1 youth in Me1gs County . ~.n llorn ;~~; ' Star Rt' • retlreil rarmer Rn:t rt...h't'd l"aD be seen in the fact that on the Middleport High School. Ov-' 16. wdl be Food interview,, Getting back to the rn 0 r 0 ~w~~: : ~~f~~i,'~e0: ~~':: ~~::~~Y 8~\~ht ':; 112 of these farms, two to four !er 100 girls will model the i r 1'Ibis activity is limited to f.H traditional type program, 13• :n{ ~~; !;:P.,~o~\~- ~ 8 ~ ,t:~s~t:~: :~~~.1 ~~.~~~ young people of the family are gArments and show ho~ good 8/ ~~r held t::r~~e~ J~~:n~~d heEl~:· ~~"~onw~"! 1 carrying projects. In th efie job they c~n do ln se~mbgl gar· 1 I klne. oatet Rui-vhon are a ailter, 1 famllJes it is quite a struggle ments which are swta e iO · HONDA SAliS &. SER~ II ONI OP '1111 NICIST PiOPI.., ... CALL pJCK RAWLINGS I M MA•.,••• Llc••m 1 • I I:, . , w.•..•,••," , I I ,,o::· arel 1 I ,.,.•,.... ::,~~·~'tl·.w:;::.:::. ·~~m~..~·~ , Hnll.lna, GaUipollll four o&Uiten, Nn. "8~.~til llet':..:..~~·l!'•fr''U::.~\~~:·,~"~~ Wallac11 M\tdloc, and Mr.. i!: \a I erua llradfGrd 'l'rlle, Plaoae ar c:.atact A. c. BRADJ'OJID. ' "'"'"N ~~§!I DAILY CROSSWORD lP GAS It =:--;:;: 11 We have an LP Gao proll'lm va. can 'I'/Uill or m..ll5llf, to fit your need. Clll today 1 7 lfc for freo eoUmates. Prompt ~-:::Est-.---:::Fo-,--::-le::--·lllllll courteouo oervlce. 1.. ·t lve 1 511 . IIT.l!<lm -~ 1randct~Udren NEW HEAVYWEIGHT ll.J"r~ ; .§O HP CLASSI 1 PHONE 742-4211 • Rulfand Fumltun NOTICI Of IALI Co. Meigs POWERCRUISER WHITEWALL I per eent . .&late TIRE SALE With Na~------------------~------~------ Addresl: - - - - -·,1l-- - - _ ___._..;..•:... · -~ POMEROY SUPER( SERVICE StAllON ,, r' •'; . ' 0 - 24 H"""' KtJA'l'KIJtJJ' ' CUt~UVY 110 "V11JO I'KB JXV BtrVK NLG ' XR1'Ytrg'l• BVK'!I''l' II: IIIB'JD""":~~\!'Gajl ALO'l'AO '!'.......,.. 'fiJI :a:• Jt:J:N . ' . MIL;; ' j lri~ ~..:.. - Cr)pts(lllilt .'I'JIID w.....W..'11l!ft ...... DlliT CONIII8'l'tl OJ' :KORil, ~ YOV."-KA'l'll ) . WOilb.f;t' '110 I ' I ' • Coupoa ., SAVE $4,00 ON A PAIR OF . ON. PAIR OF POWIRCRUISER fll!ll. ' A~qo-o~~Ga I. I i • I . Vanco Implement Co. BoHied & Bulk I111CNfl -=- w, V11, and fo11r I ana seven great-1rand By United Press Iaternatlona chlldrcn . ...JIT. Huklrtt member 1 Slaughter ste'irs and heifer~ • 1 8\'PUtt talth. Servlee1 w a r " sawt4aY at th• wauJh HalleY· were steady to 50 lower this I Smith. HuiiUrifton, l&r MonMrVIce IIII•.Af• --·~ Farm Market Tren d p Sh , nces ows Rise ID .Losses ,; ID • 'Slump 1\,ecovered Baclae, Olde Whites. A. K.West C., BEAUTIFUL bloodlines, apricot ~- Also Bilffi' and Phone 667-3614. Coolville, lie Barkaroo Kennels. 730 7tc SPEED YOUR fAll AND WINnR WORK ENJOY GREATER COMFORT " •AND CONVENIENCE h 1 b te d Slaug ter am s were s a Y No Finance Charge until next year w• • to 50 higher this week except . · Sioux C1ty where were No Payments to make until Spring or until 8~:!erC!m~~~: Burtal wu In week at most major terminals ISleady to 50 lower. 1968 harvest with seasonal payment plan ' ., - - - - bu• wer~ ste~dY to ~5 higher al ~wes and feeder lambs gene"~ I ' You q.t lnourance ProtettlofllFrem Tho Start '" · o ~- Pad~ · •Minn., and .Chicago. ly were unchanged. • • rt 0 Enjoy several months of br~nd·llk eaming pow~r . ·.J!11l \1'~ ~JmteC!'~ady to 50 i?WP.r. In wholesale carlot trading, greater farminl! convenienc f!--alblol\( ~. 'l'he Jottn Dfttlt ' I ' .In ' wnoles,al'e oarlot trade, carcass lamb was steady to Credit Waiver-of-Finance plan of W ··these advantis:el:\rr TJ1is./3 th~1 !Jffl:~~all656-the high-action 60 hp 1 and more. · ; 0 ; ~oiCII steer ·beef.-waJ steady to cent a pound lower. tract.. tl.at ,gi'Otll ·~ou smooth, six-cylinder power · Down-Payment Optiono ,,·cent a pound higher and good Sheep and lamb receipts at plus big tractor extras: power shift independent pto In fact, you'1e doubly proteded from the date your note . , grade was steady ·to ~ cent lmajor markets totaled about is a.ccepted: lirst, again~t piJysical loss or damage to the for extra-heavy implement operation, convenieet, By BERNARD BRENNER eggs and livestock W~ only lower. Heiler •beef 'was ll'i'egu· 36,000. Most choice and prime eQUipment; .second. by hi~ in~urDnce on the amount owed cowl-mounted, easy shift, 5 speed transmission. Speo WASHINGTON (UP!) ·- A offset by declmes for !ar. Cow 'beef was steady to ! <spring lambs were reported up to $10,000 (if you're 65 Yt"ars Gf age or younger) cia! torque amplifier for shift on-th...go and a choice Equipment That's Eligible throe-month • old rise iD com, soybeans, lettuce ceil! higher except forlower /lrom $24.00 to $25.00 but some Pay a minimum of 20 peihmt down U you prefer a monof 10 speeds. Plus Hydrostatic pcwer steering, mod· prices has recovered 42 and sey1'fal othor _commodllt... trends at Philadelphia. Pa., and ranged up to $26.50 at Chicago. thly payment plan; 30 percent down With a seasonable pay· The f!iice highlights of the Denver. ·-·· ' ern hydraulics, and many other refinements. In short, t of the, _,., lost In ment plan. You even get • rhoiceo of down-payment possi· ce~ , 'th / ' ' eight . month slump between mon :oi1 • Receipts at ,t~ m~kets Live cattle futures on biUtles-in cash. trade-in, or equity in present equlpment. this is the most ambitious 4-5 plow mtor ever built. Terms can bEl arranged up to 42 months ... or 4 crop harlast August and mid·Apr i I of Food · ;grains: :ea~o:'c~~ 1totaled a~t ·~O!i(jiieall The C~Jcago Mercantile And the biggest value in the 60 i1p class! vests. this year. were $1<3? a bus • I average priee of laughter steers were mostly steady Aw' Jolm De:ere TraetOl' or tractor-Implement rombtnatlon Average farm prices 1•11 9.5 cents a month ag~ an~? for the week at the se'ven major week with no (your choice of tillage tool baler planter . you name it) Vserl tractors of any make. Pirk ~he equipment that auits per cent during the,-!!illblomontp cents If m a year ear er. 1 e markets was f%6.06. Final pric" on you beat-now'• the tlrne to Pet ttl decline An Agriculture Depal1· indll of aD food ~ram pr ces the October delivery at lllO!)t repon Monday said prices was d~wn 7 per ~enl lor the Hog prk-es declined this week. $'.17.57 and December at $27.70. Rear Meigs Genor•l Hospital rose three . quarterll of I per month. Barrows, gilts and sows Wheat closed hlg!Jer, corn cent during the month ' FO<Ii grains and hay· The in· ally were steady .to 50 rye lower, oats and soft~::;: Phone 992·2176 Pomwoy 56 COurt St. Ph. 4~475 Juiy 15, leaving them 5.5 · tor these comniodities de- However, closing prices mixed this week on the I cent -below August 15' 1966, eliDed a.Per cent lOr the month borrows and gilts at Indianapcof Trade. 4 per c<'!lt below July IS a msinl.'"''because of a >-cent·a- :ts, Ind., and Chicago were Wheat was up I 3-8 to ago. bushel 'Cfrop tn com prices. down 50 cents to fi.OO. 1 com off I 3-8 to 2 The rise last month was Meal,'~nlmals: The index rose Carlot prices lor pork loins · oats off 'I• to up 3; rye third consecutive increase 1.5 per ·Wit for the month. the were 2'h to 5'h cents a poun~ 1'8 to m, aoybeans off 10 ported since the department's third consecutive •dvance. lower and Boston butts up '1. ON ONLY 4 SIZES farm prt'ce index ~kidded from ' Meal animals: The index rose were off 'h to 2\lo cent!. Chicago wbolesale eggs 27ll P.r cent of 118'1910.14 ba~e I.S ..nt for the month, receipto at 12 to Chicago Ibis week were lh~s last August to 2MI per ce11t consecutive advance plus the Interior to around 7 cents April !5, !967. The ~'!jr,l51ndex Poultry and eggs· Hi g be southern Minnesota with the decline mainly wae 257 per cent ollbe base. chlck~"and turkey prices and a totaled some 489,000 head. larger sizes. Th• reporl also !~~lowed. how· lrea!L'r • than . season! I~· Tbe weekly average priee of ·,Prices paid for live po~~:i /1 ever, IJta't ~'!'B ,.farm crea~r.,Jor eggs lifted the indl"' baiTOwa and gilts at Chicago dellvered to1 Chicago this · are erodQtg~recent p~lce per·•i:ent. . expected to be about $22.30. unchanged • 1m index ot farm cos~ rose .,,,._ , __'---:·thll'ds of t. ~ JDOllth endl,ng .My 15: a ~ 04Jl·tlme high,. A .. ISon '"" !ann ' . •l!y • THIS COUPON GOOD FOR ONLY THE FOLLOW INI THIS COIJI'ON INTtTLIS YOU IIZIS AND ONLY TIL SUPPLY, ON HAND IS GONI. TO A 14.00 '!IIPUCTION ON ' Clmplete Seulco , '""U2 ' ' �... ( ' ,, ' ' ' • ' / ' ' •• ,. . ~:.' · and chiJ. f ,,, ; .... · ' ' " ' bee 1 • rummtS. Mr. Gilmore. en~ for an · is In . ' ,I ' '·-·, . , 1 • : -.... il4 I _-,., · • ' . ' Your Old Refrigerator Is Worth~~ $200 ~ . ' !. ' l ~ . ' I< ' WHEN YOU TRADE IT IN ON THIS .. .I' , , l ' ........ _; • ' . '' ( '•. . ' FROST CLEAR REFRIGERATOR-!=REEZER BIG < ------32"·------> Shop 4t . Elberfelds . In Pomeroy· We.,k .Days ••• ' CUBIC FOOT Afternoon.\. SEE .·lHE .MANY NEW' 1\RRIV.ALS - . All COMBINATION lfth Less Than A Yard Wide ., • .;,~· ' 'i r OVERbJHE . STORE! Regular Price • 599.95 Your Trade • - - 200.00 I • ! NOW ONLY--- I I AL1110UGH THE GraJ14 eninl io !lale!i later, tho new Barr's Supel'Jlll!l'bl on the ner ol Bride• ami · Moond I 95 I Stroets In Jack!!On opened f u boalness this · week. owner WITH I TRADE . new market II Bill Barr' Gl GaUipolis. ~ sersoant with lilt · GaWpolla· Pol:Co Dop~rt·l ment. Manatlnl the new BID l!arr Is .Jack Williams !Jaclkoon, wlio has been employ· ed here at Barr'• Market GaiUP!IIlll. WIUiama llss ALL FROST CLEAR ·oinploy.-e· ofEvaiis In The Refrigerator ••. ., • the O.'R. Hellry lllorN In Jaelc-.L..,,J,, ,. . . ., A Fine ' ,. ••• . .. ' WISIItV~I. ,' . , cu. f<ioDAtAMA:EXCELLENT. ..'r;\ KELVIN~Jql : JUsJ /. . l "': • L : YOU It OWN COMPACT SUI'IRMARKET . .. .". Gll110n """' CINr' P.;dmioster ' tlv• you full ol11 112.9 cu. ft.l refrlger1fer 1nd o full till '(119 •Ill•·ClpiCity) free• ' ' ' . . . ,. .,.. '" - . . . . ,-. tldelly..W. at your fl....,..l,... lt'o • com~ IIIII d~l i~ If cUIIJc foot HJIIIclty, lt'o ' - lllan 1 yard wkto . , . fila h1 "'"·•mall, kltdleno~ ~nd '10TH • • .• t • ' • ~ ' ; • • ~ f~ 1nd refrl .....tor ..,. oll'fflllf Clur . . . NIVER ~ .,.,n. . With 10 YICir Worranty .. ,,;. :•e:::l s~1 ell, a nauve of. Jacl<lon, beian bla ~ eireer In The Freezer ••• . ,r ~tore TOsELU I : ' NAME BRAND PRODUCTS .. I·' ' : '' h '' " ~ ' ., ' ' ,'• • . ·. . • ' . "'.\ ' ' ' f' 'J ;' ·.I~T~NO,;·OHIO ' 100. at the .·., r ' " f 'l'i" ' "' ' •• ' ' ' •1 '>t ~. ' '' -· : ·::c-.:."~; · · ; ·->':': .LM . -~ �... ( ' ,, ' ' ' • ' / ' ' •• ,. . ~:.' · and chiJ. f ,,, ; .... · ' ' " ' bee 1 • rummtS. Mr. Gilmore. en~ for an · is In . ' ,I ' '·-·, . , 1 • : -.... il4 I _-,., · • ' . ' Your Old Refrigerator Is Worth~~ $200 ~ . ' !. ' l ~ . ' I< ' WHEN YOU TRADE IT IN ON THIS .. .I' , , l ' ........ _; • ' . '' ( '•. . ' FROST CLEAR REFRIGERATOR-!=REEZER BIG < ------32"·------> Shop 4t . Elberfelds . In Pomeroy· We.,k .Days ••• ' CUBIC FOOT Afternoon.\. SEE .·lHE .MANY NEW' 1\RRIV.ALS - . All COMBINATION lfth Less Than A Yard Wide ., • .;,~· ' 'i r OVERbJHE . STORE! Regular Price • 599.95 Your Trade • - - 200.00 I • ! NOW ONLY--- I I AL1110UGH THE GraJ14 eninl io !lale!i later, tho new Barr's Supel'Jlll!l'bl on the ner ol Bride• ami · Moond I 95 I Stroets In Jack!!On opened f u boalness this · week. owner WITH I TRADE . new market II Bill Barr' Gl GaUipolis. ~ sersoant with lilt · GaWpolla· Pol:Co Dop~rt·l ment. Manatlnl the new BID l!arr Is .Jack Williams !Jaclkoon, wlio has been employ· ed here at Barr'• Market GaiUP!IIlll. WIUiama llss ALL FROST CLEAR ·oinploy.-e· ofEvaiis In The Refrigerator ••. ., • the O.'R. Hellry lllorN In Jaelc-.L..,,J,, ,. . . ., A Fine ' ,. ••• . .. ' WISIItV~I. ,' . , cu. f<ioDAtAMA:EXCELLENT. ..'r;\ KELVIN~Jql : JUsJ /. . l "': • L : YOU It OWN COMPACT SUI'IRMARKET . .. .". Gll110n """' CINr' P.;dmioster ' tlv• you full ol11 112.9 cu. ft.l refrlger1fer 1nd o full till '(119 •Ill•·ClpiCity) free• ' ' ' . . . ,. .,.. '" - . . . . ,-. tldelly..W. at your fl....,..l,... lt'o • com~ IIIII d~l i~ If cUIIJc foot HJIIIclty, lt'o ' - lllan 1 yard wkto . , . fila h1 "'"·•mall, kltdleno~ ~nd '10TH • • .• t • ' • ~ ' ; • • ~ f~ 1nd refrl .....tor ..,. oll'fflllf Clur . . . NIVER ~ .,.,n. . With 10 YICir Worranty .. ,,;. :•e:::l s~1 ell, a nauve of. Jacl<lon, beian bla ~ eireer In The Freezer ••• . ,r ~tore TOsELU I : ' NAME BRAND PRODUCTS .. I·' ' : '' h '' " ~ ' ., ' ' ,'• • . ·. . • ' . "'.\ ' ' ' f' 'J ;' ·.I~T~NO,;·OHIO ' 100. at the .·., r ' " f 'l'i" ' "' ' •• ' ' ' •1 '>t ~. ' '' -· : ·::c-.:."~; · · ; ·->':': .LM . -~ �'" • .t,_, ' , < }:' r '" ~ : i ·' .,, I ' \. I '· '... ' / I '' .' ·• • ~ " . • ·.+ . ' ' ~. ~ ,. ' ' •• ~ • ' ' r ','. ,. 'I'~ ' ,, r I '' "1.."'1t' ; . ' ,.,....!, -~· • on July • .. -~ ..!' ~...... 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'IUAT PIIILOSOPIN IS l ] ~NO ... VIE /1111sT ~CT '1lf LAMB~ FJIOM "fi.IE WO\.'IE~! . . : J.r . ~p '. ·, /' ,i ,r .• '.. - \ I' ' ' ~IOI'iARE, LOCI(, SA~-·· LET•S R)LlOW ' WHERE aum111 T~E UNEAND 'SEE WHI:RE IT KALUKAI'i lt-I~T LINE GoES INlb THE WOODS GOES/ ~FOUND A FRifND INAE661E 60LD&AR~ AW,IIE1, STILL A SISS'i •.,CAN1TEVEN. twiAI! IIIIa.., ...... Lesi ~ ''• - -· ' ~ Your OUR . • ::: B • ' ' I. ' ' ' "' '' ....' • . .,. s ··ir ......_ • ,, •• j., . . . . . ,. ·- ~~ .. - l . . .., - - r ,. " ~ , ' DFAR ~~Y..,.wtitn we move, tlte 1111111 lOt tflo c~ifcl'reo's cllolk boord wos lost. Clotfls weMIIot 100 sotisfoctory ond then llha.tht'ol tomtold powder puHs , r (hat I ill lo~~~ti 111•· They are lust the . ticket -.1 wlih , . t<to dtolly I a1141 •!lloe·out ' .... .. '.. '' ~,' ~ ' " . • A ,.' l In' Th ' ,, ' •I In ' T~ . With , C' i •' '· ;~ ti., , ' �~I " '• .. .: ,:·· ' ,. .... ... . ..._._ ., .-.. ~ '• .. ·' , /.' \ • t j, 'I .~ ' r -- ... POl' "' ' \ i .. . \ .' ' \ '., ,. Mr'.\ and· illO ~qn, II-~ the- lar ' I II Jill I en the the Black Lands , or lmvstoll<' the Grand •idored the II in lhf·· United In Yontanl the Glarier ~ tn tho •tate c lho Grand Co Hani'ir Natie In Seattl< sl Crater Lake: vi•il\'d th• ' Par!< and lht Park , travelt the Mojave GrantLCony<i Lake~; City, " ..... man~oth~r ~ .... They ~aw sights and II they wish ir """ ~~~ Ira •• They dtov• 000 mliPS in I NOTF.S ( C'larl., F:b been A!atrbi ng •.' .. BVGS BUNNY Beimdabl ' . ' by W'alt W'etterberg ~;F.~~~G~~~~~~~-~~~;~~~;..:~~~/~ . c'MON, ~. 1.-ET"S GO IN "''He \\16.'1"~ Wl-111$ BETTER! ·· · W~ICe~NG/ · "'tAH\'eAH.:.:;.'A,I/", .l! Reg I You ·, tn· 1, ··i • n ' I In}~ . With ,u l ., ~·· -~ ' . ." i '' "' ' I ,,, f .• I, ,, ·, ,, ' ·'1.·' • lJ.IA"'J!'S ' '• ,• / \ I ., ..... ''"I ' .. '. ·' .I l . ' �' ' '~I " . . •l ' ' 1' ' . :,' ' ' ' ' I' c i ' ' -~- ' ' . ' , ~ - ·j 'I . II ' 1 ,.., .·eturl •m 01~ on tho WI• ·. '' ' . ~- '. . ~ stl, in~>1 " . '·' . ,, . ' '. I tt,.. _:-· Th s .... ~- .. ,; . . I ; ' ,. '· ' ( . ' i ,' • . ' ' , . '·' ' 11J1 !rom ult u tile , foxiK>Ies the 20 ttOOps prepared There wu . W<Jillldod. ·The · , , immedlate · ·attacked 1be lntelllgOJIQII•reporls bad.IDdicat- ordered hil of wipiq out .ed · .guenllla ·activity, 'lbey lo pick . dte Viet Cong of the th• Bla<j Lands , <1. lt•wstonp~ .." ' the Grarf4 .' " •id•"'!! II> in thf: Uru In 'Mont the Glar~ '" th~ st't the Granj! •••lied , _...... -,. ~. ~~m~tei• SOMEDA'{, E~K. YoU'Ll GO 0CJr AtJD L4J .,.mloa. ' ' ' MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1967 VOL. XX· NO. 80 Flt-JD A JOe.? in Seat~!~ '. MON-'tW. It llbor 1llllm llave aalloDal ollleeo 11 w~. n.c. 11111 ... . ttlneled f!IUti\IIP eotUq n n. ' M~YeE Hani1r No Crater .... . ' \. i Vi!ltod f~o Par!< an<( Park, tr+ the Mojif• Hurry to Guide Revol Gran<!~"!' LakeloCit• ~ I' ' manw••tlji They ~ sights ani\ they wis~ ..... ~ -, 'fhey 'dro, 000 mil•.• .j NOTI'Ji ~ .. .' . ·' . By lbo UPI '' C~afl•• 1 been il!alcb Name Droppint ALL THOSE prof'!£ WOULD SODC€tJLY BE OUT OF IA.XJRK AIJD.lHeN WE'D HAVE: 10 GerOTH5R PfDRE 1n I~RVIEW "l'HEM NJD Gl\16 n!EM ·'FfiEIR ·UkJEMPI.OYMEIJT CHECkS AfJD · DWELOP TRAUJlklG ~MS Ak!D... I ' \ . ,. '' .. - .........-.,.. " ' . - '' . ·' ' '· :: ..~•·lor turnt~ It Into a par!c, J •.· ' .. ' '. '• . ' "' ' ' . ; . -. p ' 'l . ; . ' I ' '· ~ ' ... • '' ' ..,_ _ _. _ ___ ..., ' ' ~ '' • ,' ~ ;' __ I I . . r . ' . ..' ' ' -. . \ .. '. ' ·o \ llolt•t not lor !llfl 1o decide," McEil<il' f' d~: " · · '' .-·""' '"·'. . . '·'' . . . . ' I • , Wrpn J'otm " '• .·-· ' •• ............ ' SAIGON - ~ RULING nillltarr ,1unta'a rlv&;s In South ' '" I ; - i) - •• •I _! ' . •· . ' ' . ~~ ~ -. ·. , :·.x::-*, ~- -~-. ( ' • ."''I·. v --~ ' -:j ' ·: ~:-' - ' l ;J ,.• I r..' ' Re Yo . NC - .In...',.{· ' 1 lnJ r . Wi1 "~J '' ., r • ' -..,.c":-~ "· -• ' !."'.', . ._, " • ,II' '<,; -- ~ 'I ,. · · ·. .· Re1•lgJon • · 'th.e Oldtime Way Helpmllome? .. • ,__·-~-~ ' ' ,., ' ... .·- . . '...'' ' tour. The 'civilian ean<~tdates 11eeully aet out together ear I y S"nday on a month· • long tour ~mnged by th.e rnerals. TheY · came ooina furious nine 110ur. 1 lator. Tl.ey had ntet no voti!P9, made lib ·~cties and shook hands Olliy . •ith ~led U. S. Marines. ,- ' ' \ 't 7t-., . '' CIRClJIT RIDER .- 'fl1e Rev. i\a~llln M~yer, pastor, left, drell!t.>d as a f.cult Vltlt'•m,s P"'•ldentlal election rider, arr,ived for an. ol~:time service at the M; ·'dieport Church of•Chrisl :!!. day taday elalmed , the generals night vin a pony cart drtyen by Jack Haw.l y, Toledo, grandson of Mrs. race ~b<ltagtd their barMtorm- . Hawley spending the summer here. .I ' ._,J;, • • t!"'B " Brown Calls Riots Dress Rehearsals COUJMBUS - A SPOUS. . man or the ll&odea admini.. lrail!lll · ~ taday an idea by U. s. Rep., Charles Vanlk, D· : CJeveJancl, ·lo turn•C.mp Perry inlo a playground' lor ·underprivlleged childfent "is juJt enother way of ~etllng his name bile the papert. • Johri McElroy, an assistant to Gov. James A. Rhodea said, ·'I !honk this- iJ just a matler lor Vanilt and the Defenoe DepaJ'I. 1 mPnt to let marimilm publici· I 't)' BQUt of. We ~ave , nothln8 on ' WASRING'l:ON - SEN. ROJJ. ert. F. Kennedy feels the United sra.iltsjlould commit far more of Its (elources lo helping "our own JleoJil• Ill the ghetto" and let !joulh Vietnam carry 1h.e burden ol'its ••r against I h e C•nnmunlsts. "1.think we have to.dp thinp In VIetnam," Kennedy said Sunday. "But I tltink alaif it is "'""' ~·1!011~81 that n do. l)'bat ls n~soaey here or 91!1' on people_ - ~ tbe liberty (Continued on P• t)' ' - - - --1 ' ·' l • . .1' . .1 • · . • · · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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