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' Ca~paign I, WASHINGTON aPI-The ·~ ·i Viet Coni ai'l likely to enpgt In pollltcal assassinations and other fol'!Qs of Intimidation tn I , on effort to dsrupt the 4' upcoming SOulh Vietnam elec- ! ti6ns, offtclala said Sotur·l I Re/a C for Lawn'Picnic At Yost Home day. u,s. .. 1; I \ The eflll:lals,' revle.,ing the course of tilt election campaign whi•h· -concl!!dea . with balloting 1 Sept. 3, ~ there was every I indication that 'the Viet Cong throughout Soctll VIetnam have 1 been given lnalrucUons In deraU elPCtlon proQe<lures by terroristic tactis. =·--=======.. I . I .. - I ' • , 'l'hese ~~~a\10118 have come to atti!ol,lqp In U.S. circles both rrom, raljW .broadcasts and lntervl6'iil .. "lth VIet . Co'11 deteclo(l. 11 1 1 y ~ ed ° omln lnte....riewed . Events . . .... ' ,. . - . ..: .. Your. Every :-~ ~.Jd, In · 0n ."H • ... PrO]eCtS • ' Come to Elberfelds Ready To JVear Department oli :t\)e second floor, an~ see .our outstalld.ing_,selectipn of womens. swe•ters. The lateat In styles, colors and yarn•; ' Choose several. Use our ·convenient lay-away plan. Styled In lizea ·34 to ..0 ·and 42 ·t• 48• . NOTIONS :.-...---..-.;...;...............,1 .. Shop the Busy Not10111 Deptorltuent OR· tilt first floor for you every JeWi11a ·J18e11. . • We stock a complete selecjlon.of Coltf 1114 Clarks· Zlppen - tlil .l!jl!or yo•.•need Ia lenitbs from 6" to 24". .. , • !rOll On Tapea - Llrge Patchet1 - Sock Patches - Bolltex Rlek-Raelc - .8,h t 11 . Braid .;_ Blanket Blndine- Plpin&-MI4dy Braid'- Bias Tape- Hem r.elit,- Seam Blndllli . .- .all in a ~ vlriety ~ celon. . '· - Keep COOLER this summer-open a Checking Account here! II ••- ' ji When you have a checking IICCOWlt'here at our "Full Service" bank, you can take ' , · care of all YOID' banking needs inane trip, under one and the same roof. Also, you can pay all your bills-in the comfort of your home or office-by mail. Take your choice of our inoome-fittiug checking accounts now/ ~!* A POMEROY ~* NATIONAL BANK l'Ott1E!IOY Itt RUTlAND Servlna Meigs Cotmft tar owr 15 rear• Member Federal B-ve System Member rorc All Ac'COUJIII IMul'id Up To $15,000 Under The Peder1f O.poslt IMur1111ca Corporlllan . ' OPiiN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 Ml .OUNTY ARnSTS to stop In tond ,..liter 1o clllpllf our - !!Mwl• t, lflllt the / SELL..tBRtlTION CROW'S Ingels New . Third . Floor CARPET DEPARTMENT STEAK HOUSE ALL NEW FOR YOUI • flome of the ' Fabulo1u Oaeelc Our Spe.,_ ••• 9x12 Vinyl IU'""euin, Rugs _._ only.:ua «, , , I a ·INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGKTS . ' SANDWICH < o,;..,.·~· ~~­ .·Anti Tab~ · ". .,. • ' . •Traclne·Papej,.i..TaliOrl Chalk .:..'TraclDi Whe~ll-- seam·Gaut•~pe Measliref ....:l'lns- Needles :-Klllttlng Needlet1 \lf:aD. a11te' . . CjJcular.KDfltbjg Needles- Belt and ·Bqclde Kils.c-'Ey!!t.ll.- Pin Clahlona -~wJn&llultet•- Stltch·,Htllden,;.;_ Yarn'_...:;.au Dye·m .d~uld« .,Owder- Oly,Wool Yam- • ~iorJci"" Y~m' • I • • ' . • • • • \ 2'Pty·wiiitut·S{iortY.am- Bed,spjijl·'~etoi!Jllt!'l'llt•l•t:.. • ' l " ' I R" Y~ ~ llarnlnl cotton·- c~: o;yarp ~ :'fat,tltl,f,'l'liread·Upbolltei'y BilttoDI-Ifewing Madilne Beiii·.....,EIIiliroldtry l'lo.M· I ' ..; ,' L : . 11 I '• : •' L ~ ' ..,.... I ~~ ', ~ . ~ ' ~ lt·$!1rt·To-SM Our'l.trgt $e!l!di9•~'' only .39.95 ~ ~ ,·, 1•; • 501 NylonC-.rpeiAI:v 3·" :l: 501 Nylon 9xl2 Rug• • Heavy Dutt'l'lu'ead -Mercerized Thread -:-Textured NyJon - Quilt· lng Thread'- wblte and many colors, ' ' / •\ , , \,~ : ~ ' '., 1 : ·:, it ~ ' ,• . $10 and Costs Field Mice Gorge, Then Disappear '. ' •. ' J'R;~'1o ~ ) ·. . Viet . Cong Initiation Wi/1 8 H /d N C / W k D AX U . . lHRH ·IEQIE)fll$, .. ' BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI)Guard, The number of National GuardsGov. men ulled'. up to keep the peace lo .the . in LoutB~Joa's .capital city abtive ' ."... during wa~ raiUea by Negro Ftiday In dvll rlghll mar~ IIIII by the television talk !!lot KKK was Increased to 1,500 lluld shoOt If • Maj. . ~- tJrbon Wise, to ronuuander · of the Louisiana · I Month by Lodge i roo ,,. "• fynons Host Tri-County C-8 Meet1ng II 1 ' ,. I '/< ... Tbree tropbles cbampiODI Were •· warded Ia a Nulrllloa ' . 1 for the Llpyda' 1 Contest Wedncad!ly at I b e move there. · lair, wltb 35 11r11 and boy 1 By Charlene Mr. and Mra. G. B. Zeigler I participating In 'the event. children, Pam and Skip of Winners In 7-lt ye~r old Hue/lich II Bellville, Md. are vacationing · claoo, Rayanna Cole, daugh• with Mr. and Mrs. Earl ter of Mr. and Mro. Raymond Davenvort and Mrs. B. B. Zeig- Cole, Laur•l CUll 11-13 year Mrs. William Rusaell and Cleaning out the outbuildings. basement or : ler The G. B. Zeigler family old da,., M•lanle Dean, Tod, have gone to Chandler, • I They're fiUed with treasures, and you b~ttei believe II. and Mrs. B.. B. Zmgler an di daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl to join her husband who Is ' ' Take that old rusty milk can - you d be surpnser. grandsons, MICtey and Jerry, I Dean, Chester, and 14-19 yearthere. what " beautiful umbrella stand th~y make. Mildred Ja- were In Beckley over the week- old class, Linda Deal, daugh and Mrs. BU Sterrett of cobs just finished one. It's an antique green decorated to visit Mr. and Mrs. R. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne are vacationing here with decals, and she got the idea from o~e which she saw 1.. Zeigler and family. Other Beat, HarrtsonvUie. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. at Lazarus where the pnce 1 guests of the Daven__ P. Sterrett. They will return .• .,., $14,£5. ' old home town'. Th•y are ports were Mrs. Harriett Dav- --ii111!• "" · ' · Barberton this week. · Then there's the old fashion- guests hero of Mr. and Mr '· enport and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dr. Ray Pietens and son ed ·c:al bucket. Thrs• m•• e Kudney Downmg. .. Dale and Jimmy of Beckley. , Dr. Harold ' Brown arid Mrs. lttraclive and spacious maga- This ~eek Ros,oe JOined a M... Mary Shafer and Mrs. In" Brown have returned after nne racks when they are given fnend from Manetta for ~ !ISh- Don Mullen were in HuntiP\'• a trip to California. Joined by !Mrs. William Everson at South 1 coat of paint and trimmed to ,mg tnp to . Canada - thiS de- ton Wednesday night to viSJt teaSt'. we're told. Why not trv , sp1te the fact that he laves '!' Mr. and Mrs. Mike Shafer and Charleston, the 1 1 0 !OUr hand. lthe heart of the fiShmg tem- son, Timothy. They attended a SYRACUSI': - The Aug.. . Los Angeles where tory ,n . the south, but tnen performance of "Barefoot In! he meeting of the Trl County Cl!l- the Bernard Fultz fa~~~dlle~:~i TfM GLAZE and Dana Snouf. there will be a chantl• o! ch- IPork" at Marshall University. :zcns Band Radio Club and the Fultz returned lo 'er ol Boy Scout Tll ·vP 2·~. eo- mate. Roscoe will return here I jUniled Citizens Band Radio As- with the group traveling with ered the Order of the Arrow ' '"ly next week, and the cou-1 soc•atiOn Chapter &6, was held Dr Pickens and Mrs Everson 1 at the home ?f Mr.. and Mrs. I joi~ed Mrs. Fultz fo; the . 1ver 11,. we•kend. Paul Wern- pie plan to go to Youngstown "· the scoutmaster, and son, for the Labor. D~y convention! Emil Eynon m Racme. . home. lirky. already a member of :ol the 37th DIVISIOn Veterans I Ridlard Grmstead, preSident, h advanced order, accompan-, Orgamzation of W,ICh Roscot'l e e ext presided. Minutes were read by Tim and Dana to c a m p 1s a past officer. ,. 1 Secretary Grace Holsinger a~d f• ,rrowhead at Ona. w. Va. ' Incidentally. the recent ~·n· ltne treasurer's report was giVl'!feS ome lt.nel picture of Konrad Scholl, en by Agnes White. MILDRED AND ROSCOE 1v.siting here from Bonne, Iowa, Chostor Council No .. 323 mel A c. B. set has been re-iiiStail· fowler. who live in relircm ·nt brought back pleasant me'!'· I Tuesday ~•ght ~!'! ~~ce coun· cd at the Vanadium Plant at .: St James City, are making ' ories for Mildred. About ,s I >elor DoriS Kot'mg Ill ~harP,e Graham Station, W. Va., for I Twenty-five relatives heir annual visit back to "the ,years ago soon ~ter -her re~ and IS membors preaent. Re-Act &.rvices boing on duty 8 present Sunday August 13, t.urn nom Euroo ., M,: Sohol. Mrs. Henry Beaver and Mrs. p.m. unt 11 8 a.m. seven days a : 3 lawn picnic at the home an his violin accompamed her Delores Wolfe wer~ reported week. jMr. and Mrs. Thomaa Yost for a concert here. · home from the hosp!tal. A potluck wiener and marsh- near Alfred Pomtto¥. 0 . 1 It· was voted to take up a "' · mallow roa.t was ' njoyed by I Celebrating birthdays were II ·, C.o.ROL SCOTT and M 1k e lert10n at the next meetmgh fc•• members and guests and later A. Thomall; Earl E. Yost Aug. TONIGHT ond $ATURDAY CLOSED Archer, the latter home on the school lor retarded c . 11- horse shoe pitching. Ita· R 11 E A 12 d ',ur1ou.,, ·• from the army, drove dren. 1nt" ·t· tion WI'II be • ld t • R. usse . "' a Tbe Aug. 24 meeting will be Ibert Yost, .,Aug.ug.14. an --SUN., MON., TUES. to Alilanc~ Wednesday ~?r the , the ,.cood meetmg m Septem- a potluck dinner and wiener Preaent were Mr. and Mrs. August 20·21-22 "CAPRICE" .Red Peppers,. at ber. roast at Syracuse State Park Denver F. Yost, Gra.nta••ille, •. (Technirdlor) ' Moun! Umon .. Colle~e directed Mrs. Eldon Kra.utor. thanked at 7 p.m. Members are to bring Va, ; Mr. and Mra. &beri ·, 0 ,,._ 11 ' . Doris Day, Richard Harris ; ~· by ~ rrrest aotr~ Sa,ht•l. the counCil for the gift and wieners and buns. In case of son Keith, Mineral Springs, W. Colorcutoons-: High But Not Dry Butc~ ~~II receive dh,gresbach~ c~;~s ;•~t h~ willie In:• 11 ~· rain It will be at l~• borne of Va.; and son Jerry Yost, In tho Nowhere But Nowher• me ar' S ed e H' P" · 0 'h"' was _!erv a ..e Agnes Whit~ in Syracuse. . ,!:Orvlce from Lockland, Texas; Duck Fever li•l'eech and drama un ay. e close of t e meetmg. Present were members, Dons :M · d .,_ p 1 " lth Plnk·A-Boo be . ted for gradu , r. an '""'· au •m ' son, ekn atc~pk " '''"''·,tv .-, Johnson and sons Timmy and i Jon, Parkersburg; Mr. a n'd te a wor • uU • vn < • Tony of Gallipolis; Mrs. Don- 'Mrs. George Campbell, Ruthle, II Dtrrham. N. C. . OUng Omp efeS aid Smltb and son Randy Waverly w Va , Mr and Mike who has been statiOn· 1 Ra ' ' · ·• ' "'·''' II ~=~~=~~at 'Fort Benjamin Harrison Of On egree daughter Rhonda, Cine; Delbert R. Yost, RUIIsell, ·'" lndl8na, . leaves sunday f or a f OYler • Mr. and Mra. R•chard ard Beth 'and Charles SuKarll TONIGHT, Aug. 18 and daughter Yvonne, New Gro~e, Ohio. ' ·'THIS PROPERTY oew assignment In Washmgton, . Agnea White local 15 N~'f..~i~":!~D" D. C. He ha.s '"" ' 1 the r"t 14 John Young complet<d work ;;:· hnst and host;,.s, ~~r - PLUS days here w•th hiS parent~, Mr. this week for his master's de· Mri.. Emil Eynon and son "THE SWINGER" and Mrs. Ch.,IPS .uch<1. gree in education at Xavier · Wlih Ann Margarel . . ms. • and rony Francioso E '""'ITS AT PEAK University, Cincinnati Guests were Debbie Hudson, ('!'ccbnirolorl . Xnw He returns th1s fall lo the of Gallipolis Ferry ; Margaret SATURDAY, Aug. 19 J OKhiO State Fair !:!"tndn•ger th~i Stansberry Junior High School Sellers of Racine; Glenda "THE PLAINSMAN" · e•ms, announc.-u ~y at Lancaster wh•re he is a ester, Middletown. and Don Murry thr number of commercial ex· physieal education and industri· c nJ b local uoaAD p~~t- ON A I hibits at the ~tate fair h as al arts lnslruclor. UD ng am, . 1 MERRY-GO·~OUND" reachod an all-lime high of 544. Mrs. Young and children have "" WNDIY;MONDAY, Tllfs~ Ispent the BUmmer in Pomeroy 'fl a, ... AUG. 20.21·22 In 1923, H~l•n Wells, 18-year- ; <Vilh her ·parents, Mr. an o , "YOUR CHEATIN HIART" Cahfm:'nan, ~n the Wo- Mrs. Wilson Carpenter. They - PLUSllm•n'• Nabonal Smgles Tennis will return this weekend to "THE CINCINNATI KID" Tournament by defeating Mrs. their home In Lanca•ter. (Metrocolor) , Mollo Mallory, MEIGS THEATRE 1'' "';' I •"• •. ~ !." Mrs.Mro. O•c•rLloyd and ofdaughBastlana Gal- !: ' I •• · Middleport Bruce j For Speed(ing) 1 �' ' .' •' · ';~ ' .' """- '. • ' ' '. ~ •. J ' "" ' ·.· : Flower Sho~' s ' I • ' . / i,. ) i i!)!l\(!a!04, $1mt !I 01!Sht ~ f!e ·you:re .-. .rewgnlzid that we can't bring A. n:a . · ·~' . ,· ' them ~ the batgaln1JI8 table by certainlY ' (Editor'a ~ole: Q.ov. Georp came readllf apd be loyalty o! the,.Jli!Ople so( ~ lh~ :~ql tn South Vietnam bo1nblng. · lmpo~ !fie J1flm:sries will be 1 efforts are bel!li aornney, bad aoirlel sharply easily fl'om orili lllliject • lh8y· will " help. !peilllfy jlio cu"~c 'W,DD ·unltu the l!!'uth ·' Q. ·•\lO you lltiJIJ)OI't llie next yur, but lh!ol it'l orprJzed. We do oritical words last week about another. ·, • the tha Vletn~.dothelrpaf~ • extkn$lon o1 the bom&Jng? · they'll be,l "verv. · . nio-t but n'Ve•IOI tp ~· President Johnson's conduct of . a viable society In SoUth ' Q. B~ it they dcin't, ·do we Bet A. (. tlllnk that \o the estent 1Whether they'll be the Vietnam war. UP! prompUy thrllbl . vo•~• :;,so Is primarily a job lor out? l,,~~'il ' · we b0!11ti we oullht to bomb 1another quesUon. I have Tues And lllflatlon reqoested~and was granted- an ee times .•, ..en, South Vietnamese . them- A; Tbai'a· theorelical at this eHeclively. , ID<' 1decided what prlmariO'I I will opportunlty to question him in dlffthat ROm selves. The key to brlngln& the polil). . Q. ,.o.matter how to the entor If I dectde to beco,.m,:,:e111ri l--.:.ii . Wioillld you vole 1 ••plh. The governor's views, erences w..,p .ney North Vietnamese tc the Q. Do you feel that the Chinese border? candidate other ~' " ' lar •ely In his own .. words, are and th~ Whad"'\:'ist!~ on negotiating table Is to show that An;·.·'call 1'11,80Pie will not stand A. 1 thinl: we ought to:enter the New Ha.11]JS!>1ire I out•ined in the f<>llowing dis· Vi~~: en ~a we can d,stroy that\ gllerrilla I'll' a long,- drawn..ut war In recognize that as we get closer prlnmy. patch.) .Pres,. t 01 ~ea ng a , down south, Vietnam?'~ to the Chinese ~f<ler we run a Slum Problem• _ mess by. failing to see~ tal Apprev.. 01 ~ . A. 1 think II the ~lean great risk. And we have to keep · Rlota Increases 1n 1966, and ·when he q The force must be Jl!lO!IIe could see that we had a that in onindQ In view o! what ha1IJII!III!d By GEORGE J. MARDER spoke of the disillusioQIIIent of imued• sOund approach and thai we are Pe~ Ceadldale In . Detroit do . you !eel WASHINGTON (UPI) -Gov. Negroes ov~ unfulfilled govern- ~. I've never advocated lnaklng pni~s. the American Politics ought to ~ a .great Romney of Michlgao plans to ment pronuses. i · lack of Ioree. 1 ~~~e people would supJ!Ort such an Q. Two pi your fellow · forward In govenunenl deallni:' offer an alternative pollcy On other matters, the bnwever, that the effort. The resedt policy In republ~ns Sen. (Mark) Hat- with the problema of tile "~~!i\ designed to shorten the war In aor said: conflict In South Vietnam can't Vietnam is ambivalent. It field (o! Oregon) and Sen. especially by the le V1oln~ If be becomes a tormal -Ills popularity position · is be won by us atone and, In my undertakes to put pressure on (Tbruston) ' Morton (o! Ken- government? , . ... opoclll "Tttlnnl '1'1'1' Repoblican candidate lor Pres- "fairly favorable" now despite opinion. we not only made a tli4! North through· bombing and tuckyJDave·said the Republican A. One of the thlogs for JOUI' palronage, .... !dent next year. a Biump 1n public opinion polls mlstako getting involved there military means to bring them to party needs a peace candidate helped bring on these •irta hollnO • lOP p!O'-Ionll "This Ill go!Dg ~ lie Insisted since last winter. In the firet place, we've made a the bargaining .table and at the In 1961. Del you feel that you the federal government's upon by the American people," Prbnariel ImoriaDI mistake bY Aroericanlzlng the same time it undertakes to do could fall into lhat definition? eating that ll was go1nq IJ do 1 piOic .., ... ol the platol. . . he saki in an Interview with -The 1968 Presidential militatv aspect of the coilfllct. som•thinR about the sltH•Iion ln. A. Well, I'm very much for a lot about Injustice and . u"·te4 Press Inteinaltonal. maries will be very As we've Americanized jlio South Vietnam. But It doesn't sound peace ln South VIetnam discrimination and tho social ' August 23rd- 10:!10 A.m~ ;" Romney saki destruction ol but he doesn't know military aspeet, the ,South do an adequate job in either and I think it's essential that we cond!t•ons that exist It built upl enemy gnOrrina activity tn they will lie conclusive. If Vietnamese did less themselves. respect. pursue policies tc bring that people's expectations to d~e 1 Mark V Suptr Mlct., South Vietnam 18 the "key" to nms, be will have to entet Now we're In the proceu of Bombing North Vietnam about? · point where were d!sappeace negotiations. score an upset 1n Americanizing the pacification. Q! Governor, would you Q. Do you think the Presiden· pointo!d I don I think vou can do Hampshire i think that will be a bad decrease the bom~ing effort on tial Primaries next year 'IIIli be It primarlly through the llll)eral "We can't bring them to the • . Dilatake because 1 don't think Norlh Vietnam? conclusive In the selection ot a government. state and iocal bargaining table by bombing." -He would vote lor · the governor said. taxea rather than risk Romney Wllll more trltlcal -Unlulfllled Uileral r than ever o! President John- to Negroes helped son's coruJucl of the war. The receat riots. But the President's policy, he said, IS an government can meet effort to lJrlng pressure on the of the l!heUo problem. Stab11, enemy both ill North and Soulb klcalltlea and tile people "have Vietnam but Is notlloJng the job to till !DOfll." In either area. ·,;. soorteninc The War Nol A Dove Q. Governor, do you have a But there was nothln~ ''do- wov out of ·~e war? · vlsh" In the governor'! re· A. l 1hjn1l that as Jon« as marks. ·~ll!L . were limiting our war effort, "I've never adv..., a lack lbat ·''the surest way to . of fore!<!,' be aakl.'' · aueeessful eoacluoion ,Ill The !niervtew waa conducted cvgfllet bt ,. to In complete prlvaC,T Ill a ])ole! rcohe't,ntrale thll suite by a three-,g,n team of guerrilla UPI reporters-Raym~ . Lahr.- so¢:11. '1o· we need tbe John Chambers "'!11., George J. help 1_ the Solilh . Marder. Rom~aldes !ell After .-all, tho of shortly before llil session the guerrillas; the ferre!lag out began. The governor's answers of tho guerrlllat, the wlnnlnt·ol . . '· ' 1 . ~.ie ' ·y's · v~·e· w s· on · 'dta' · , r · · : ·•'n. · o · epth· ~~u~~v~=thal . ~ ! ~ ~~and~ro~;~:~~'l'be$ . S UEtnd~·}'~~$~g~~ ! J i ' ) ~ ~ .... , . w · . , . . Ro ..' ·, ·-:. '' ' ': · · · •. , _ mom ' .• Artistic ·Classes· ~ bulldlnf-ol Jobnsonbetha~ ~lose FR Why; . .. Buck's Long ~ To Recover .' COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio State University's No. I quar. terbaok, BiU Long of Dayton, will be In llpklp shape "within ' ' • ' a weel .to ten days." That was · the optimistic "" port Friday from Dr. Jud WU. after II was feared Long . 1• 1 m•'""' be lost w the Buckeyes lor the entire season because o! · -Injury .suffered earlier th11 week . . What was . thought to lie 1 pulled hamstring muscle turned out lc only be a bruised muscle suf(ered ·by Long when he sUd lnlo second base Jn a Daylcn baseb•ll game Wednesday. Long should be In lop physJ. cat condition when he reporll · lor fall practice Sept. I. ~y ~· • WEEK'S WEA'ffiER Satmlf # • u....e .....:. , Average high temperature for - • Temperature, predpltatkln, tbe week this year 83.1; ~ w•ather conditions for eacll ~ year 85.3. oour period as recorded by Pete McCormick at Falrlleld Average low temperature tlr weather station. , the week tills year 56.11 ~ year tiU. , lllalll.ew Pne. Total preclpltatlqa ~. :·~ u !.dt: ...... weell;lbls~.IM;)astxtF·.U· ,• b, .'*•·•·•.41....... ToiBI pr;dpjtalloil ,i') Alate lor · · M... .1!... .... ·this yeaN f/.87 inchlll Ia · lt .. .. 15.. ..... year 25.33 Inches. 1'1 .... I%. .. .. .. Normal average precipila!lon IS . ...H.. ..... 38.40 btcbes. , WASHINGTON (UP!) - · Jim Nash and Roberto Rodriguez to pitch a thre • hit 1 and , ~ve.Jl!e,.~ a 5-l )'!Mery .the Wa!fuingtonn s~~ij~ a garoe hlild to >2· by rain. · 1 I 3 .,_·: : ':' ., • . '· ... '' ·~; ~ ;. '' " " ,Ohio NEW ABIIIAL WEAPON II the AIM-40 Falc.., ' .~ .... lrared·clll4d ml11lle especlllly 4e•lcaed for eombat with eaeiny lcbler planu, ellireally ulldercotac lllt~t tutlag with tbe U.S. Air F1ree'1 F-4 Plloatom, lttD ill the bockaround. Sbowa willa llae mi11Ue1 bore are Air Force tell plllll Capl. Frucil Bellllae, Jell, aid Moj. Doaaid W. llil!lori. ' ' SETS RECORD; • · mittens. For 1 drt!!itr look, t there are jockey • Inspired caps LEXINGTON, lllio (UPI) ;;:_ with tiny bows. Bob Johnson of Columbus, 1 OUTWEAR - Th~ ski parka, llng a alcon, set a OUTERWEAR - The ski par- record at 1:41.2 Satdtdil.v ka. good for school and after· i•·lnning the Jolllll)y ~P~!~'!'IJ, school wear comes with quilt Memorial race, a portion ed or flat ;urfaces. All-weath· U· S. Road Racing Championor coat•, In poplin or corduroy, ship, at the Mid.Qhio .. Sport, ' are particularly practical be· Course. cause of their washability. · -- -- - this fall of seven stat•• lncludPLANS TOUK ing at teast thl'l'<' which have MACKINAC ISLAND, "'1010 . presidential primary ~lections, (UP! - 4Tov. Romney it was disclosed Saturday. :SATURDAY . .AUGUST. 20·26 .,:..., It,. ' ' " . '1()' r"·•" * 1 • • ONE WEEK Doris HI1H lui Not Dry Harrll .) iiO"fhtrt But Nowhtie DutK fltvH Pl~k,A•Ioe ·' '' '. ' ' ' '• . " ' ' c. ' . ,. ' ' •· ' ' • d. .. , ' . ..A -Musical · '"'"Masterpiece • .... ···:·. ·.of Enchanting . FJnterminment/ , / .• .. '• ":, . , ,. '. .' ] " '' ' < \ •I " . ·' '' ', 'V" .' ' I> . ,.. 11 • I ' (' ,, ' .' '' . ' ' t.~ .' ' ' \ ,''· '· ' j ' ' '' ; .. . j ' i c...rc,rtoone: . ..- ,., l MEIGS ' ' ', < I .' <' '.' •.. " �' ' .' •' · ';~ ' .' """- '. • ' ' '. ~ •. J ' "" ' ·.· : Flower Sho~' s ' I • ' . / i,. ) i i!)!l\(!a!04, $1mt !I 01!Sht ~ f!e ·you:re .-. .rewgnlzid that we can't bring A. n:a . · ·~' . ,· ' them ~ the batgaln1JI8 table by certainlY ' (Editor'a ~ole: Q.ov. Georp came readllf apd be loyalty o! the,.Jli!Ople so( ~ lh~ :~ql tn South Vietnam bo1nblng. · lmpo~ !fie J1flm:sries will be 1 efforts are bel!li aornney, bad aoirlel sharply easily fl'om orili lllliject • lh8y· will " help. !peilllfy jlio cu"~c 'W,DD ·unltu the l!!'uth ·' Q. ·•\lO you lltiJIJ)OI't llie next yur, but lh!ol it'l orprJzed. We do oritical words last week about another. ·, • the tha Vletn~.dothelrpaf~ • extkn$lon o1 the bom&Jng? · they'll be,l "verv. · . nio-t but n'Ve•IOI tp ~· President Johnson's conduct of . a viable society In SoUth ' Q. B~ it they dcin't, ·do we Bet A. (. tlllnk that \o the estent 1Whether they'll be the Vietnam war. UP! prompUy thrllbl . vo•~• :;,so Is primarily a job lor out? l,,~~'il ' · we b0!11ti we oullht to bomb 1another quesUon. I have Tues And lllflatlon reqoested~and was granted- an ee times .•, ..en, South Vietnamese . them- A; Tbai'a· theorelical at this eHeclively. , ID<' 1decided what prlmariO'I I will opportunlty to question him in dlffthat ROm selves. The key to brlngln& the polil). . Q. ,.o.matter how to the entor If I dectde to beco,.m,:,:e111ri l--.:.ii . Wioillld you vole 1 ••plh. The governor's views, erences w..,p .ney North Vietnamese tc the Q. Do you feel that the Chinese border? candidate other ~' " ' lar •ely In his own .. words, are and th~ Whad"'\:'ist!~ on negotiating table Is to show that An;·.·'call 1'11,80Pie will not stand A. 1 thinl: we ought to:enter the New Ha.11]JS!>1ire I out•ined in the f<>llowing dis· Vi~~: en ~a we can d,stroy that\ gllerrilla I'll' a long,- drawn..ut war In recognize that as we get closer prlnmy. patch.) .Pres,. t 01 ~ea ng a , down south, Vietnam?'~ to the Chinese ~f<ler we run a Slum Problem• _ mess by. failing to see~ tal Apprev.. 01 ~ . A. 1 think II the ~lean great risk. And we have to keep · Rlota Increases 1n 1966, and ·when he q The force must be Jl!lO!IIe could see that we had a that in onindQ In view o! what ha1IJII!III!d By GEORGE J. MARDER spoke of the disillusioQIIIent of imued• sOund approach and thai we are Pe~ Ceadldale In . Detroit do . you !eel WASHINGTON (UPI) -Gov. Negroes ov~ unfulfilled govern- ~. I've never advocated lnaklng pni~s. the American Politics ought to ~ a .great Romney of Michlgao plans to ment pronuses. i · lack of Ioree. 1 ~~~e people would supJ!Ort such an Q. Two pi your fellow · forward In govenunenl deallni:' offer an alternative pollcy On other matters, the bnwever, that the effort. The resedt policy In republ~ns Sen. (Mark) Hat- with the problema of tile "~~!i\ designed to shorten the war In aor said: conflict In South Vietnam can't Vietnam is ambivalent. It field (o! Oregon) and Sen. especially by the le V1oln~ If be becomes a tormal -Ills popularity position · is be won by us atone and, In my undertakes to put pressure on (Tbruston) ' Morton (o! Ken- government? , . ... opoclll "Tttlnnl '1'1'1' Repoblican candidate lor Pres- "fairly favorable" now despite opinion. we not only made a tli4! North through· bombing and tuckyJDave·said the Republican A. One of the thlogs for JOUI' palronage, .... !dent next year. a Biump 1n public opinion polls mlstako getting involved there military means to bring them to party needs a peace candidate helped bring on these •irta hollnO • lOP p!O'-Ionll "This Ill go!Dg ~ lie Insisted since last winter. In the firet place, we've made a the bargaining .table and at the In 1961. Del you feel that you the federal government's upon by the American people," Prbnariel ImoriaDI mistake bY Aroericanlzlng the same time it undertakes to do could fall into lhat definition? eating that ll was go1nq IJ do 1 piOic .., ... ol the platol. . . he saki in an Interview with -The 1968 Presidential militatv aspect of the coilfllct. som•thinR about the sltH•Iion ln. A. Well, I'm very much for a lot about Injustice and . u"·te4 Press Inteinaltonal. maries will be very As we've Americanized jlio South Vietnam. But It doesn't sound peace ln South VIetnam discrimination and tho social ' August 23rd- 10:!10 A.m~ ;" Romney saki destruction ol but he doesn't know military aspeet, the ,South do an adequate job in either and I think it's essential that we cond!t•ons that exist It built upl enemy gnOrrina activity tn they will lie conclusive. If Vietnamese did less themselves. respect. pursue policies tc bring that people's expectations to d~e 1 Mark V Suptr Mlct., South Vietnam 18 the "key" to nms, be will have to entet Now we're In the proceu of Bombing North Vietnam about? · point where were d!sappeace negotiations. score an upset 1n Americanizing the pacification. Q! Governor, would you Q. Do you think the Presiden· pointo!d I don I think vou can do Hampshire i think that will be a bad decrease the bom~ing effort on tial Primaries next year 'IIIli be It primarlly through the llll)eral "We can't bring them to the • . Dilatake because 1 don't think Norlh Vietnam? conclusive In the selection ot a government. state and iocal bargaining table by bombing." -He would vote lor · the governor said. taxea rather than risk Romney Wllll more trltlcal -Unlulfllled Uileral r than ever o! President John- to Negroes helped son's coruJucl of the war. The receat riots. But the President's policy, he said, IS an government can meet effort to lJrlng pressure on the of the l!heUo problem. Stab11, enemy both ill North and Soulb klcalltlea and tile people "have Vietnam but Is notlloJng the job to till !DOfll." In either area. ·,;. soorteninc The War Nol A Dove Q. Governor, do you have a But there was nothln~ ''do- wov out of ·~e war? · vlsh" In the governor'! re· A. l 1hjn1l that as Jon« as marks. ·~ll!L . were limiting our war effort, "I've never adv..., a lack lbat ·''the surest way to . of fore!<!,' be aakl.'' · aueeessful eoacluoion ,Ill The !niervtew waa conducted cvgfllet bt ,. to In complete prlvaC,T Ill a ])ole! rcohe't,ntrale thll suite by a three-,g,n team of guerrilla UPI reporters-Raym~ . Lahr.- so¢:11. '1o· we need tbe John Chambers "'!11., George J. help 1_ the Solilh . Marder. Rom~aldes !ell After .-all, tho of shortly before llil session the guerrillas; the ferre!lag out began. The governor's answers of tho guerrlllat, the wlnnlnt·ol . . '· ' 1 . ~.ie ' ·y's · v~·e· w s· on · 'dta' · , r · · : ·•'n. · o · epth· ~~u~~v~=thal . ~ ! ~ ~~and~ro~;~:~~'l'be$ . S UEtnd~·}'~~$~g~~ ! J i ' ) ~ ~ .... , . w · . , . . Ro ..' ·, ·-:. '' ' ': · · · •. , _ mom ' .• Artistic ·Classes· ~ bulldlnf-ol Jobnsonbetha~ ~lose FR Why; . .. Buck's Long ~ To Recover .' COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio State University's No. I quar. terbaok, BiU Long of Dayton, will be In llpklp shape "within ' ' • ' a weel .to ten days." That was · the optimistic "" port Friday from Dr. Jud WU. after II was feared Long . 1• 1 m•'""' be lost w the Buckeyes lor the entire season because o! · -Injury .suffered earlier th11 week . . What was . thought to lie 1 pulled hamstring muscle turned out lc only be a bruised muscle suf(ered ·by Long when he sUd lnlo second base Jn a Daylcn baseb•ll game Wednesday. Long should be In lop physJ. cat condition when he reporll · lor fall practice Sept. I. ~y ~· • WEEK'S WEA'ffiER Satmlf # • u....e .....:. , Average high temperature for - • Temperature, predpltatkln, tbe week this year 83.1; ~ w•ather conditions for eacll ~ year 85.3. oour period as recorded by Pete McCormick at Falrlleld Average low temperature tlr weather station. , the week tills year 56.11 ~ year tiU. , lllalll.ew Pne. Total preclpltatlqa ~. :·~ u !.dt: ...... weell;lbls~.IM;)astxtF·.U· ,• b, .'*•·•·•.41....... ToiBI pr;dpjtalloil ,i') Alate lor · · M... .1!... .... ·this yeaN f/.87 inchlll Ia · lt .. .. 15.. ..... year 25.33 Inches. 1'1 .... I%. .. .. .. Normal average precipila!lon IS . ...H.. ..... 38.40 btcbes. , WASHINGTON (UP!) - · Jim Nash and Roberto Rodriguez to pitch a thre • hit 1 and , ~ve.Jl!e,.~ a 5-l )'!Mery .the Wa!fuingtonn s~~ij~ a garoe hlild to >2· by rain. · 1 I 3 .,_·: : ':' ., • . '· ... '' ·~; ~ ;. '' " " ,Ohio NEW ABIIIAL WEAPON II the AIM-40 Falc.., ' .~ .... lrared·clll4d ml11lle especlllly 4e•lcaed for eombat with eaeiny lcbler planu, ellireally ulldercotac lllt~t tutlag with tbe U.S. Air F1ree'1 F-4 Plloatom, lttD ill the bockaround. Sbowa willa llae mi11Ue1 bore are Air Force tell plllll Capl. Frucil Bellllae, Jell, aid Moj. Doaaid W. llil!lori. ' ' SETS RECORD; • · mittens. For 1 drt!!itr look, t there are jockey • Inspired caps LEXINGTON, lllio (UPI) ;;:_ with tiny bows. Bob Johnson of Columbus, 1 OUTWEAR - Th~ ski parka, llng a alcon, set a OUTERWEAR - The ski par- record at 1:41.2 Satdtdil.v ka. good for school and after· i•·lnning the Jolllll)y ~P~!~'!'IJ, school wear comes with quilt Memorial race, a portion ed or flat ;urfaces. All-weath· U· S. Road Racing Championor coat•, In poplin or corduroy, ship, at the Mid.Qhio .. Sport, ' are particularly practical be· Course. cause of their washability. · -- -- - this fall of seven stat•• lncludPLANS TOUK ing at teast thl'l'<' which have MACKINAC ISLAND, "'1010 . presidential primary ~lections, (UP! - 4Tov. Romney it was disclosed Saturday. :SATURDAY . .AUGUST. 20·26 .,:..., It,. ' ' " . '1()' r"·•" * 1 • • ONE WEEK Doris HI1H lui Not Dry Harrll .) iiO"fhtrt But Nowhtie DutK fltvH Pl~k,A•Ioe ·' '' '. ' ' ' '• . " ' ' c. ' . ,. ' ' •· ' ' • d. .. , ' . ..A -Musical · '"'"Masterpiece • .... ···:·. ·.of Enchanting . FJnterminment/ , / .• .. '• ":, . , ,. '. .' ] " '' ' < \ •I " . ·' '' ', 'V" .' ' I> . ,.. 11 • I ' (' ,, ' .' '' . ' ' t.~ .' ' ' \ ,''· '· ' j ' ' '' ; .. . j ' i c...rc,rtoone: . ..- ,., l MEIGS ' ' ', < I .' <' '.' •.. " �'' ' ,· ' ' ' "' / ') I I ~- .. ' ' ' ' •t ' . ,, PUBLISHED BY 'J'lfl .01!10 VAL£11' PfJ8LlSBING COMPANY ti:." :<:: ~:. :; : .r:t.'.·· 8ob4i1. Wlls011. Jr~ llfiJIL lldllor ' ·c'. . Cllollr fa!IMIIIII, l:uc. ldleoi' Rldlclrd ' ' ' ,J, ., ' p " P~pote o.u.Ln>ous - ' s. OIH!I, Publla~ Mrs. J o h !t' r ,fo!•.•l'o• <: Auot:~tlon of Garden Clitia. The convenllon wtll be h•ld Ohio Unlvenity,..August 22, 23, and 24.. '· ·, Re~traiiQII,. "\)! be In the vine ·Hall, Tu~~l' from 3 to p. m., Wednesday, 8 a. m. $ p. m. and · Thursday, 8 to tlon wllh the Worthy Deputles Between." r Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ward Junior Call bail tilt jltlrJidll present. Tbuec:ond degree was IIUillber ·on the p:ngrllll- Jllddl liven In full foJ111. waa a stunt Wllb ~ QJar11 The theme of the literal')' the ftwlruler • . program was vacations and it A ~ the meetbll·.: ~ Included group singing of lllllch waa aened. ,\ "Sweet Hour oi Prayer;" PraY· ~ er by Mrs. William Davl~: ron REUNION PJ.ANNI:D ' can waa "where I spent my va' . ' I:'< cation'; or "where I'd like to The 81l11Ual Durst. ~ will , spend my vacation." be held <\IIIUSI 211 '·" ' ~ Park off' Sand , IJlll lll!ad. JliJio The worthy overseer and his ner will be aerved , d;!.C)p~ IlL Club, wife had just returned from va· an4 all triiDd!l · French C l t y cation and they gave tnlerestare Invited to ' Club and Garden Club. County club members will · .~ meet at the home of Mr!. .Take Moore. Monday at 7 p. m. prepare the 50 baskets of fruit and favors which will be gifts for the offioers and hoard mem, bers. , Those having reservations lor the convenlion are Mrs. UPPER STORE .)'· .I Brown, Mrs. George Coones, IN ASSOCIATION WITH PREMIER PHOTO Mrs. Jake Moore and M r s. John ReeSe of the French City Club and Mrs. Wymond Sh~!ets and Mrs. Albert Durose, Galli· polls Garden Club . IV PAT HOUCK lame• E. DGrmer, Adv. DIT. <.. , ., ~wo Fundamental Approaches In the picture. but essentially the Idea is ·for government to supplement individual income In whole or In part up to a fi>ed minimum levi. It is suggested that this direct approacll would be the least costly way of getting money to those who need it and would permit the elimination of many over-lapping, wasteful and ineffective welfare pl-ograma now established. The guaranteed annual Income, once in the province of Ivory tower economlo eggheads, now receives the support of some leading economists and Is a subject of study by Presidential Commissions anu Worthy Deputy Guest for A11nU11I' . .Inspection At SwQtt-C,.,;Ic·G(liiiP. I Reetie. 1~ Sen;~g on the hospi· GALLIPOUS - Swan Creek ing ' ti)U•about #. ·~~n;~..Jimlol! . ..Utr . cOmml~ for the 37th Grange No. ~ met Tl)lll'll'lay Call read a:J*!IIIt •s 1~C,"IDII •Muai•·conventlon of the nlght for their annual tnspec- Mrs. Emmett -Qiai'cb tad "Ill otfensiv· Verno~~!lfiHISe, Adv. Mtlr, .• 1be Sunday Times-Sen~!, ~y, A"JUJi'~ ~!'f! Wed .At M'elhodist.Churrh. · ~:?J::cr:z · ..,:.; ·. · Favors J~st ·Between. \ ) itntin:el . ;J, ., .. - \ SUNDAY WHftE PAPb, .. .. . .. ' ' 1 PHOTO · DEVELOPING·· SERVICE The J. William Robert Kennedys Democrats of the joined bere turncoat - ___ \ ....... s~ to on ridlo and television. The Alnertcan ll!'l!fll~ents to the .~ Natlona,' 'varloul li\tlon· phi' of South''VIet.,am. ~ ..,_.. ,., ' Be lrttelerdble . . Rid.. v , . AnY u&.:t ·H.'··· ete • et ·:: · ' .. ,, ' -~ ' . Percy DilemmaLoo~s Big In Role a8 Favorite!Son Annual Family Reunion Held Announcing FAST, EFFICIENT, 'PHOTO DEVELOPING and PRINTING SERVICE • Black and White ecolor eMovie Film eslides ·' • Enlargements '/ Just Bring In Your Exposed Film For r.lt, Reasonable Service. UPPER STORI! G. C. MURPHY CO • ... This Fall Go • " ' ••• ~-.·••s~~~ . • ... .\. ...,.. ' Do You Really Want To Be Take Top Honors in Every Class This Fall With Sportswear By Charade, Pride's Crossing, Whistle Stop, and Jantzen. Look Smart In Skirts, Blouses, Kilts, Vests, Sweaters and Slacks Divide and Multiply and Mix and Match. The Mathematical Possibilities Are Unlimited • . S A::· v ·E D? -- Then.·Hear Serlj1ons On MaHers Concerning_Your S!~l's Eternal Destiny CH.uacH fF ~ CHRIST. '• '. Hado's They'll Do It Every Time • / •·. ...• .A. UGUST 21-30th .. ;.·.·7:· Q e P~M. Oaily . ' WM·WAA·WAA· 4 t/NGA·tiN&A·liN6· ~ ZING· TooT· lOoT BlOO ' * ;{ ' EEE6~ SER....VICES lv..'-r. M . . . r·-~:\'f,, ·P!t.P.. ,. . ' ' ' " ' ...• ·" '. · ' >. ·:A ~ l1 I ' '' ' ' •~ ' .'· ' ' I . f '\ L ' '· ." ' . ' ' ' . .. : '· -· I· I . ,.. ' " ' I Garfield Avenui ~nd " Pcithmouth Road· ,., '' ' in fine fashionli , .. ' ' �'' ' ,· ' ' ' "' / ') I I ~- .. ' ' ' ' •t ' . ,, PUBLISHED BY 'J'lfl .01!10 VAL£11' PfJ8LlSBING COMPANY ti:." :<:: ~:. :; : .r:t.'.·· 8ob4i1. Wlls011. Jr~ llfiJIL lldllor ' ·c'. . Cllollr fa!IMIIIII, l:uc. ldleoi' Rldlclrd ' ' ' ,J, ., ' p " P~pote o.u.Ln>ous - ' s. OIH!I, Publla~ Mrs. J o h !t' r ,fo!•.•l'o• <: Auot:~tlon of Garden Clitia. The convenllon wtll be h•ld Ohio Unlvenity,..August 22, 23, and 24.. '· ·, Re~traiiQII,. "\)! be In the vine ·Hall, Tu~~l' from 3 to p. m., Wednesday, 8 a. m. $ p. m. and · Thursday, 8 to tlon wllh the Worthy Deputles Between." r Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ward Junior Call bail tilt jltlrJidll present. Tbuec:ond degree was IIUillber ·on the p:ngrllll- Jllddl liven In full foJ111. waa a stunt Wllb ~ QJar11 The theme of the literal')' the ftwlruler • . program was vacations and it A ~ the meetbll·.: ~ Included group singing of lllllch waa aened. ,\ "Sweet Hour oi Prayer;" PraY· ~ er by Mrs. William Davl~: ron REUNION PJ.ANNI:D ' can waa "where I spent my va' . ' I:'< cation'; or "where I'd like to The 81l11Ual Durst. ~ will , spend my vacation." be held <\IIIUSI 211 '·" ' ~ Park off' Sand , IJlll lll!ad. JliJio The worthy overseer and his ner will be aerved , d;!.C)p~ IlL Club, wife had just returned from va· an4 all triiDd!l · French C l t y cation and they gave tnlerestare Invited to ' Club and Garden Club. County club members will · .~ meet at the home of Mr!. .Take Moore. Monday at 7 p. m. prepare the 50 baskets of fruit and favors which will be gifts for the offioers and hoard mem, bers. , Those having reservations lor the convenlion are Mrs. UPPER STORE .)'· .I Brown, Mrs. George Coones, IN ASSOCIATION WITH PREMIER PHOTO Mrs. Jake Moore and M r s. John ReeSe of the French City Club and Mrs. Wymond Sh~!ets and Mrs. Albert Durose, Galli· polls Garden Club . IV PAT HOUCK lame• E. DGrmer, Adv. DIT. <.. , ., ~wo Fundamental Approaches In the picture. but essentially the Idea is ·for government to supplement individual income In whole or In part up to a fi>ed minimum levi. It is suggested that this direct approacll would be the least costly way of getting money to those who need it and would permit the elimination of many over-lapping, wasteful and ineffective welfare pl-ograma now established. The guaranteed annual Income, once in the province of Ivory tower economlo eggheads, now receives the support of some leading economists and Is a subject of study by Presidential Commissions anu Worthy Deputy Guest for A11nU11I' . .Inspection At SwQtt-C,.,;Ic·G(liiiP. I Reetie. 1~ Sen;~g on the hospi· GALLIPOUS - Swan Creek ing ' ti)U•about #. ·~~n;~..Jimlol! . ..Utr . cOmml~ for the 37th Grange No. ~ met Tl)lll'll'lay Call read a:J*!IIIt •s 1~C,"IDII •Muai•·conventlon of the nlght for their annual tnspec- Mrs. Emmett -Qiai'cb tad "Ill otfensiv· Verno~~!lfiHISe, Adv. Mtlr, .• 1be Sunday Times-Sen~!, ~y, A"JUJi'~ ~!'f! Wed .At M'elhodist.Churrh. · ~:?J::cr:z · ..,:.; ·. · Favors J~st ·Between. \ ) itntin:el . ;J, ., .. - \ SUNDAY WHftE PAPb, .. .. . .. ' ' 1 PHOTO · DEVELOPING·· SERVICE The J. William Robert Kennedys Democrats of the joined bere turncoat - ___ \ ....... s~ to on ridlo and television. The Alnertcan ll!'l!fll~ents to the .~ Natlona,' 'varloul li\tlon· phi' of South''VIet.,am. ~ ..,_.. ,., ' Be lrttelerdble . . Rid.. v , . AnY u&.:t ·H.'··· ete • et ·:: · ' .. ,, ' -~ ' . Percy DilemmaLoo~s Big In Role a8 Favorite!Son Annual Family Reunion Held Announcing FAST, EFFICIENT, 'PHOTO DEVELOPING and PRINTING SERVICE • Black and White ecolor eMovie Film eslides ·' • Enlargements '/ Just Bring In Your Exposed Film For r.lt, Reasonable Service. UPPER STORI! G. C. MURPHY CO • ... This Fall Go • " ' ••• ~-.·••s~~~ . • ... .\. ...,.. ' Do You Really Want To Be Take Top Honors in Every Class This Fall With Sportswear By Charade, Pride's Crossing, Whistle Stop, and Jantzen. Look Smart In Skirts, Blouses, Kilts, Vests, Sweaters and Slacks Divide and Multiply and Mix and Match. The Mathematical Possibilities Are Unlimited • . S A::· v ·E D? -- Then.·Hear Serlj1ons On MaHers Concerning_Your S!~l's Eternal Destiny CH.uacH fF ~ CHRIST. '• '. Hado's They'll Do It Every Time • / •·. ...• .A. UGUST 21-30th .. ;.·.·7:· Q e P~M. Oaily . ' WM·WAA·WAA· 4 t/NGA·tiN&A·liN6· ~ ZING· TooT· lOoT BlOO ' * ;{ ' EEE6~ SER....VICES lv..'-r. M . . . r·-~:\'f,, ·P!t.P.. ,. . ' ' ' " ' ...• ·" '. · ' >. ·:A ~ l1 I ' '' ' ' •~ ' .'· ' ' I . f '\ L ' '· ." ' . ' ' ' . .. : '· -· I· I . ,.. ' " ' I Garfield Avenui ~nd " Pcithmouth Road· ,., '' ' in fine fashionli , .. ' ' �}, ••~ I 8-'l'he Sunday ~~til~ -~•.~Min )~ise DeLille, Bride-Elect < '' ,,., HOnbt«< Wit~, IOUI trhoilel'' wat II•• b~ Ml'a. .•114 Mra, Dale Rlt. ,, Jill~ pall IIIOUI' . !011 Miss Louise Del.llle, .i·•¥de, : elect ,of flU Er~ >•iGreenlee, at the bollll ol -~ ·1!! ~111~ , Miscellaneous 'Shower · , ! ;o~ ":' A mlseeUa,o. · 1 '"i" pames were pbyed wltll the . Paul Oww, Mn. Jerry Sayre, prtzea ~lnC lo Mrs. Berlll~ Mrs. Joe Miller, Mra. ll'l!lldell .,, tllanna, Mrs. Jerry Sayre 111d ·Powell, Mrs. Jack Owens, Mrs. Annabelle Ball, Mn. Garland Lear, Mrs. Elva Holbrook, Mrs. Roy Sayre, Mrs. Horner Sluiv. er, Miss Norma Powell; Mrs. :' 'Randall Furbee, brother • In- Hunter Boice, Mrs. Margaret law of Brady Shaw, and Mr s. Dunkle, Mrs. Grace Shnver. ftUSBell MOilCe, aQ of Leblllon, Mrs. Lesler Plymale, Miss Lin· were. guests u1 1b1J bollll o1 Bra· da Sblver and Mrs. Carl CII· V Shaw, Thursday. lesple, .,.. Those · ..nding gills but unable to altend were Mrs. F. L. " · Mrs. I. A. Lamb, llle former ;''ilarriet ~r, l\lrrnel'ly of Rutherford, Mrs. John Mitcilell, : ~.:Galllpolil, now of rtttsburgh, is Mrs. Otla Young, Mrs. Ph II ·~ ';!siting her niece, Mra. Claude Sievers, Mrs. Florence Trainlollller. &he will bt II Galllpolis er, Mr~. Jim McGuire, Mr 1 Inez IIetz, Mrs. Clinton Taylor. '"lllllll tueoclay. Mrs. Chucr Vanco, Mrs. EArl .. . Ktvia anc1 KentOII Jeffm tf Robinson. Mrs. Charles Carmi Gahanna m vtolting t h tl r chael, . Mrs. Joe Owens. Mrs. · d , Mr ond M r s Ernestine Neal. Mrs. Ro•rne . .. rran pare01 , . . H ck J' K dM . , Clyde liaunderll, Low..- :River th~u Mcdu~r~y, aren an · ar- l CLASS OF 1932- Front.row1 left to nght, Edwin Higgins, principal of Gallia Academy at the time of the class lal4. fl A dellclouo. dessert cour<e of graduation, Marjorie (Hall) Plymale, Helen (.Neal) Neal, Dorothy (Feirlaugh) Toll~, James Henry, and .Nelson Wheel· • k ut · h er; second row, Opal (Atkinson) Plymale, EI'J!la (~vans) Evl\IIS, Edith McCall; third row, Dessle (.Nickols) Moellin· 1 Mi" Alma McCormick, Eu- a e. nl •· dmbnts 1~nd P u "• dick, Bulah (Gibson) Mills, Ada Johnson, Raymond. Gooch, Lee Coder, . Clarence Boster, Hobert Fulton, llflnfre_d Jah Willlams, Anne Bradbury, war .en oye Y 1 · (Huntington) Acker; fourth row, WU!Iam Casey, MelVIn Sheets, Fred Harnngton, John Evans, Leo Mossman, FranciS on4 Mrs. Nelllt Scarberry were Evans and Donald Saunders. · . 11Jtil! of Mr. and :Mrs. Clyd• F •U . i . UJRQ.M'i:'~":'lr'lmlo'>iY.Jo.~i ,. .1Seen and Heard ' · . Cormick. During lbt evelllng, j lliSI Bradbury ahowfd slides of . IItr around-the-world tour. . Ga. ,,.l a Event 5 Mrs. Dennis O'Neil~ <·Karen , . . "" Hot1.erl and son, David, Holy. mfi''I!Ollimut• IbM '·'IJU!! oke, '>1ass., has returned home Sunday ofler spt'nding 1 few days with 1 CORA WSCS will hold annual •er parents, Dr. and Mrs. Char- I p1cruc at the Altizer P1cniC le<; llot,er, Jr. Karen drove her · house at 6:30p.m. sister. Christi. home from Col-I MILLER • BARTON family by College, Waterville, Maine. rrunion at Glenwood, W. Va. Chlisti had completed a speeiol Monday week.< college course in I BPW PICNIC, 6:311 p. m. at G"man at the Colby College the home of Mrs. Faye Summmer Language School. ·~ Thomspon, Lower River Rd. Christi will be home unlil the Bring covered dish, table middle of September. service. Guesla welcome. I KYGER CREEK Band Boost· bafBush, daugbler of Gen- crs will meet at srhool cafe.eral and Mrs. George Bush, Is teria at 7:3& p. m. · flylnt to Aberdeen P r o v i n g Groilnds to vl•lt her sister and brother-in-law, Lt. CoL and Mrs. John B. Norvell. 1 I •••en ' :, ' 1 1 . GALLIPOLIS - The third re- The clau voted to hold anoth- Casey, Elma ~ornell, Thelma are! Mllls Davis Lilllan Saun· umon of the .Jl:adualmg class of er reunion the second Saturdav Cornell, Eugene Criner, Bern- g Cy k E ' 1 S 11 b !932 of Gallia Academy High in August In )972. All reported Ice Dewllt Gibbons, Doris c~~ll s':a:m ~uise was held August 12 at 18 good time and enjlred I de- Johnson, Marie Fair Broyles, Hedberg Rex r 0 t Oscar'• Riverboat room with lifious meal. . IDorotl\y Fulton, Richatd Faulk· tal Ward u ' 23 members and 17 visitors Mrs. Winfred Acker came 'ner, Donald Gallimore, Darrell.';: Ward. roy!.,., and ID• present. from the longest distance. Class Gallimore, Paul Halley, Dr.1.1iiiii · A short program was held secretary was praised for her Paul Healey, Catherine Heb-11 with Jolin Evans presiding. eftorts on behalf of the reunion. rich Leonaid, _Robert H o u e k, Each member introdu~ him· The door prize, a flower ar· Ruth Hoyt P1tcb!ord, Darlene self and gave a shoft history rongement, was won by Mrs. Kingery McKinney, Eulah Long, of his life since graduation. E. Dessle Moellindick. Eleanor Martin Null, Margaret E. Higgins gave a talk. Mr. Hlg- . Three members of the class Martin, Doris Meal Fe II u r e, gins was the principal of Gal· 'rare deceased, Ruth (SmIth) Mary McNe,ley Walker, Marlia Academy in 1932. Sheets, Mary Frances tH Ill) . - - ---· · Election of officers was held ·Scott and William Janes. I Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber and the following officers were Members of the graduating and ,family of Long Bottom elected, Leo Mossman, pre s 1. class unable to attend were Lola cently sold their property here dent; Clarence Boster, vlee. Marie Berry Riley, Ethel Boggs, 1 and have moved to the Velma president: Edilh McCall, secre- Thurman Boggs, Helen Brown 1 Cassidy property until their tary-treasurer. Welker, stanley Carter, James new home is built here . B I' With Your 'urch1te At Regular Price AI Low Atrf '' , s ',j ll!nJmnm ol 11 1t.o Pfdl Choose your carpet now In Nyloniil wool, Acrllan and Hero on ill over ,5110 <OI· ora 111d patterna! Look abesd to fall and1, aave Jourself doUuo oh · that earpetlng lob yoU'vJ want· od to do. (Tbio olllr not go~d on indOOI'~tdoor catpetJ, · .. greal-jrandmothei', FREE ESTIMATES- EASY TERMS TRUCKLOAD FREIGHT DOOR ' i ,, I DAY ONLY . sALE --.A THOUSAND PIECES.I TO .CHQ9SE . :FROM. TOO MUCH TO GO ON A COUNTER. VALUES TO$J.98, EACH NO-IRON PANTS SPORT SHIRTS SO'Y. Fortrel Polyester, 50% cotton. by: Shapley, a.v.D. $498 TRUCK LOAD PRICE ----- MONDAY ONLY l '' Van ·97• c FOR : LEVI'S STA-PREST and · Meigs YOUR CHOICE OP ANY Heusen ·PHOTOGRAPHY GROVER'S STUDib 115 I. So<ond St. Pomeroy, Ohio MENS FALL & WINTEI SWEATERS JACKETS ePullovert $9.98- $24·9· e Cardigans You Name It ..• Selection. BOYS from Ill $9·98 Boys Lont Sleeve RUSTPROOF! CHIP PROOFI · ,,, E11y To Teke Care of Items Pictured Plus .• Doze!lt of O~ert. MONDAY ONLY· • COME THROUGH THE STO RE AN~ , TO THE FREIGHT r. l '~,.,. DOOR AND SAVE. '' ., Sizes 6 to 18 BOYS Permanent p,... LEVI'S JEANS Slzeo 8-11 Sllmo •"" ·-~----- Wanteil Styles ; .. ,. :~.) SNAP :,1 TITE . LID . ~t .. ' ,,i " . THE HUB tT• ·~ 99 ' f' , . ~-!1 ' ' ' ' liiii . ..... , IS fifo::~. ~ "' . " LARGI'•· ·.•.•·; CAPAC!~?Y f' ...... ... 1..-------------------------•• ·- · -' 1 GARBAGE .CAN ". US& OUR lAY-AWAY OIIUDGET PAYMENT . PIAN n of A Setdom in evwir'.s out . . ' .. s of r " m the slate • Stillier ..: HUlOn •velilnd, Momja)' ' ·1pe!lday. · lle)la'; I StaHl; ' . . ·: ·· r·111~ I•'A··. s· H·\ .:' ·. ;j I N.·: ., pt· ~ ·S ·TJC ------·-·- 'a ..._ -~ 5 ---~---= ,.,,,._,__ .. .,,,,, ....., . 6.• ::.,•.:,n;tftloi,a,_ 2 1 MMEROY, ~s of are,\' -' SWINO .TOP GIANT .20 Gallon NQ.IlONPANTS ·~ IICOIIT7 r:let•el(fn1£if(kd EXTAA VALUES ·· IOYS ..... ·- •• _I CIEIIIII SHIRTS--s1 ·98 • sz.'a In the Most roa NEVER FOR Very Nice We Have it. Beth Bastiani Honored On 16th Birthday :' Attendlllf were Mr. and Mrs.l fiiel< Spreacl1e<' and l!Baihters. l lliillne and Jovce. fttdunond , ea!if.; Mrs. Drusilla Ho ~ se. GALLIPOLIS - Mi" '-'· and Mrs. Dale Smith and Bastian!, daughter of Mr. and llllella, Mr. and Mrs. Ja me s Mrs. Lawrence Bastian!, ' Smith, Marsha and Melissa, !honored with a birthday party, .,. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis, i August 11., Ill of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Approllmftl1 80 of her teen- I f'<l'l'esl Neigler and Mr. and age frlenda pthered for an eve- I lfn. Ralph Nelgler. II!: 11 u, ning of diiiiClnC at Olear'• Riv- j tenn~ and Peggy, of illldne; erboat Room. Mr. and 'Mrs. Arthur !lelller, Refl'l!lhrnenll were ~rovlded lbidney an4 Joy, Mr. alld Mrs. by Mlal Bastlanl's parents. As" iiOberf It !fa rden, Pa'!li~~ph sistlng were Ginger and Sandra. and Mr. '•l4if'Mra. and Martha Cornwell. William llarden, Tammy, Brl· "" and Tere•a Lynn ol. Raelne, DaushUr Born to R 0 . and Mr. and )Irs Mor,_ Fl ida 1 ri < Harden and Mr. and Mrs. CTinn ... or r -- oll Neigler, Karen a'nd N1>MlJ)DLEPORT - Chief Ia . !oral. ty ()(fleer and Mn, Freddlt Cline of Jack11011vPII, FIGJITING FIRE ann0011ctng the birth ola d&UI!i>-11 Idaho Gov. Dan Samuelson ter, Dt!annt Kristine•. Tht ~nt National Guardsmen into : !ant waa born TueldaJ at !be tlu> nrl.tle again•t a mu~11'11'n 1 Jackaonvl.lle Navtl Hlltlpilll. forest fire near the Ca"arlian The Clines have Jwo otho!r II border today as limber blazes daughlers, Klm, 11, and Dtnoa II erackl•d in 'iv• western s• 1les Lynn, three. Mrs. Betty Clint and British C•>'••n,bia. the UPl of Mld~leport and Mr. and Mrs· II reported . More •l.. •n 4' ,1100 ac· lRodney Hill of B~ckh'IJinon, W. fts of grass, ~ms.t ••nj limber- Va., are the grandparents, Mn. land have b""n cha:red t h 1 I Ada Ring of Woodsfield IS a JIIBI lbne dau. Sq. Yd. ' . Long Slee~e Permanent Press Neigler Family Held at ;N oon Aug. 13th ,. .95 COME THROUGH THE STORE AND TO ' ' THE FREIGHT DOOR AND SAVE. ' I ~ LEI s ~- A BOTH STORES IN GALLIPOLIS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. ~ush and gnndaon, Bruce, of ' GALLIPOLIS -The Won1en'!•'IJ Cincinnati, ,.. housegueots of Society of Christian Service Mrs. Gilbert Bush, St., Halliday ; Ohio Chapel Church met In !1e1ghts. . holllt! of ·Mcs. · Fugen• ·J(l!'dan. ; . : Mrs. Fred Northup was coComtruinder A. C•. Harris Is hostess . borne visiting his father and The meeting w•s ooered hv mother. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Har- ~ the president, Mrs. Laura Jean rJo. · Craft with group !l.in~lng. ''He · Keep! Me Singing" •nd "Wilen ; 1\fr. and Mrs. Keith Thomas ; We .~II Get to Heaven." uevo-1 1 ll1d family tll'e apending tfleir I lions ~ given by Mrs. t,acation at Ocean City t h h 1 Bl•nch McCalla and prayer week. led by the Rev. Early, pastor. :' Mrs. Bertha Cbevaiier was in 'Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomal chargo of the program. .111d family and Cheri ~aters _of . tory of tile Ohio ChaJl('l Churrh " quln~y, Ill.: are vlsllmg With was given by Mrs. Nellie Stnv· iiiatiVes thiS week. They are er. Reading ~v Mrs. Fred., 'f!siting with her parents, Mr. Bal'<llll was '"The Old Hymn<." and Mrs. Emmett Church, Eur- Laura Craft gang "l.<t 'fe eka Star Route, aod his sisters, for Others," a readin~. "T ~ Ida. Grace, and Ruth Thomas, Secret." was by Clara rra~ . lnd Ann Long If Rio Grande. Bible questions were asked by ;l'llelr daughter, Bllrbtll'a, who Rev. Early. · :attended Rio Grande t.:'ollege The ladies de'.!ided to sell IIlia oumrner, will return home lunch on eleclioo day at Clay ~ them. Local ~rhool. A rum'llage sale ; is also being planned in th" near tuturJOo The group report= · ed Ill! ralls had been made. ~ Picnic Th• next meeting will be he<d at tho home of Emma Newm•n ~ on Sept. 21. The m..ung r1osed : IYRACUSE - The Nefgler with prayer by Mro. Clara Jarn,1y plcnle wu held al the Craft. !rOadside park Sunday Aug. 13. ! :_potluck 41nner was held at 1 H· '• \ T I WSCS Studies History Of Ohio Chapel .' ' Gallia-Academy '32 Class has Thircl Reunion August . 12 at Oscar's 1 '' ·; . , • F~E P~DDING • FREE INSTALLAliON 1 Sallllders, Tuesday evening. The friends bad gathered to. c e I • ~rato tho blrtlulay of Mills Me- ,. ~ , ._..., .. ; ,.,_ I 1 • 'to, 188'1 . .-;~. CAIPETING J. l Dinl!, Mra. Earl Roberta, Mra. Mme. r -fa,, -\IJPit ' BON~ ~ltllSS EitJPJliE'S . 1 ~ SIJrl~. . .. Those attendlnC wert Mrs. E. DeLUie, Mrl. Erntsl Greenlee, ·Mn. ·Bertha Hanna. Mrs. IBhmael Gillespie, Mra. Wallace Slanders, Mrs. W. S. Fan. )1111 \ 11 I r "{) ,. OffOiftl YHI PARK ~-,f l'll3t\: t;lt'ICU, OHIO •. • ,.' .. .... ," ·, ~., >l 713;5592 ' HERMAN ~~t.a .. f t \ •. _,' , . 1 \ • ~ .' h,----,1:~,. ' ' •' jolij...-..;,,~., ' • ~· ~ �}, ••~ I 8-'l'he Sunday ~~til~ -~•.~Min )~ise DeLille, Bride-Elect < '' ,,., HOnbt«< Wit~, IOUI trhoilel'' wat II•• b~ Ml'a. .•114 Mra, Dale Rlt. ,, Jill~ pall IIIOUI' . !011 Miss Louise Del.llle, .i·•¥de, : elect ,of flU Er~ >•iGreenlee, at the bollll ol -~ ·1!! ~111~ , Miscellaneous 'Shower · , ! ;o~ ":' A mlseeUa,o. · 1 '"i" pames were pbyed wltll the . Paul Oww, Mn. Jerry Sayre, prtzea ~lnC lo Mrs. Berlll~ Mrs. Joe Miller, Mra. ll'l!lldell .,, tllanna, Mrs. Jerry Sayre 111d ·Powell, Mrs. Jack Owens, Mrs. Annabelle Ball, Mn. Garland Lear, Mrs. Elva Holbrook, Mrs. Roy Sayre, Mrs. Horner Sluiv. er, Miss Norma Powell; Mrs. :' 'Randall Furbee, brother • In- Hunter Boice, Mrs. Margaret law of Brady Shaw, and Mr s. Dunkle, Mrs. Grace Shnver. ftUSBell MOilCe, aQ of Leblllon, Mrs. Lesler Plymale, Miss Lin· were. guests u1 1b1J bollll o1 Bra· da Sblver and Mrs. Carl CII· V Shaw, Thursday. lesple, .,.. Those · ..nding gills but unable to altend were Mrs. F. L. " · Mrs. I. A. Lamb, llle former ;''ilarriet ~r, l\lrrnel'ly of Rutherford, Mrs. John Mitcilell, : ~.:Galllpolil, now of rtttsburgh, is Mrs. Otla Young, Mrs. Ph II ·~ ';!siting her niece, Mra. Claude Sievers, Mrs. Florence Trainlollller. &he will bt II Galllpolis er, Mr~. Jim McGuire, Mr 1 Inez IIetz, Mrs. Clinton Taylor. '"lllllll tueoclay. Mrs. Chucr Vanco, Mrs. EArl .. . Ktvia anc1 KentOII Jeffm tf Robinson. Mrs. Charles Carmi Gahanna m vtolting t h tl r chael, . Mrs. Joe Owens. Mrs. · d , Mr ond M r s Ernestine Neal. Mrs. Ro•rne . .. rran pare01 , . . H ck J' K dM . , Clyde liaunderll, Low..- :River th~u Mcdu~r~y, aren an · ar- l CLASS OF 1932- Front.row1 left to nght, Edwin Higgins, principal of Gallia Academy at the time of the class lal4. fl A dellclouo. dessert cour<e of graduation, Marjorie (Hall) Plymale, Helen (.Neal) Neal, Dorothy (Feirlaugh) Toll~, James Henry, and .Nelson Wheel· • k ut · h er; second row, Opal (Atkinson) Plymale, EI'J!la (~vans) Evl\IIS, Edith McCall; third row, Dessle (.Nickols) Moellin· 1 Mi" Alma McCormick, Eu- a e. nl •· dmbnts 1~nd P u "• dick, Bulah (Gibson) Mills, Ada Johnson, Raymond. Gooch, Lee Coder, . Clarence Boster, Hobert Fulton, llflnfre_d Jah Willlams, Anne Bradbury, war .en oye Y 1 · (Huntington) Acker; fourth row, WU!Iam Casey, MelVIn Sheets, Fred Harnngton, John Evans, Leo Mossman, FranciS on4 Mrs. Nelllt Scarberry were Evans and Donald Saunders. · . 11Jtil! of Mr. and :Mrs. Clyd• F •U . i . UJRQ.M'i:'~":'lr'lmlo'>iY.Jo.~i ,. .1Seen and Heard ' · . Cormick. During lbt evelllng, j lliSI Bradbury ahowfd slides of . IItr around-the-world tour. . Ga. ,,.l a Event 5 Mrs. Dennis O'Neil~ <·Karen , . . "" Hot1.erl and son, David, Holy. mfi''I!Ollimut• IbM '·'IJU!! oke, '>1ass., has returned home Sunday ofler spt'nding 1 few days with 1 CORA WSCS will hold annual •er parents, Dr. and Mrs. Char- I p1cruc at the Altizer P1cniC le<; llot,er, Jr. Karen drove her · house at 6:30p.m. sister. Christi. home from Col-I MILLER • BARTON family by College, Waterville, Maine. rrunion at Glenwood, W. Va. Chlisti had completed a speeiol Monday week.< college course in I BPW PICNIC, 6:311 p. m. at G"man at the Colby College the home of Mrs. Faye Summmer Language School. ·~ Thomspon, Lower River Rd. Christi will be home unlil the Bring covered dish, table middle of September. service. Guesla welcome. I KYGER CREEK Band Boost· bafBush, daugbler of Gen- crs will meet at srhool cafe.eral and Mrs. George Bush, Is teria at 7:3& p. m. · flylnt to Aberdeen P r o v i n g Groilnds to vl•lt her sister and brother-in-law, Lt. CoL and Mrs. John B. Norvell. 1 I •••en ' :, ' 1 1 . GALLIPOLIS - The third re- The clau voted to hold anoth- Casey, Elma ~ornell, Thelma are! Mllls Davis Lilllan Saun· umon of the .Jl:adualmg class of er reunion the second Saturdav Cornell, Eugene Criner, Bern- g Cy k E ' 1 S 11 b !932 of Gallia Academy High in August In )972. All reported Ice Dewllt Gibbons, Doris c~~ll s':a:m ~uise was held August 12 at 18 good time and enjlred I de- Johnson, Marie Fair Broyles, Hedberg Rex r 0 t Oscar'• Riverboat room with lifious meal. . IDorotl\y Fulton, Richatd Faulk· tal Ward u ' 23 members and 17 visitors Mrs. Winfred Acker came 'ner, Donald Gallimore, Darrell.';: Ward. roy!.,., and ID• present. from the longest distance. Class Gallimore, Paul Halley, Dr.1.1iiiii · A short program was held secretary was praised for her Paul Healey, Catherine Heb-11 with Jolin Evans presiding. eftorts on behalf of the reunion. rich Leonaid, _Robert H o u e k, Each member introdu~ him· The door prize, a flower ar· Ruth Hoyt P1tcb!ord, Darlene self and gave a shoft history rongement, was won by Mrs. Kingery McKinney, Eulah Long, of his life since graduation. E. Dessle Moellindick. Eleanor Martin Null, Margaret E. Higgins gave a talk. Mr. Hlg- . Three members of the class Martin, Doris Meal Fe II u r e, gins was the principal of Gal· 'rare deceased, Ruth (SmIth) Mary McNe,ley Walker, Marlia Academy in 1932. Sheets, Mary Frances tH Ill) . - - ---· · Election of officers was held ·Scott and William Janes. I Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber and the following officers were Members of the graduating and ,family of Long Bottom elected, Leo Mossman, pre s 1. class unable to attend were Lola cently sold their property here dent; Clarence Boster, vlee. Marie Berry Riley, Ethel Boggs, 1 and have moved to the Velma president: Edilh McCall, secre- Thurman Boggs, Helen Brown 1 Cassidy property until their tary-treasurer. Welker, stanley Carter, James new home is built here . B I' With Your 'urch1te At Regular Price AI Low Atrf '' , s ',j ll!nJmnm ol 11 1t.o Pfdl Choose your carpet now In Nyloniil wool, Acrllan and Hero on ill over ,5110 <OI· ora 111d patterna! Look abesd to fall and1, aave Jourself doUuo oh · that earpetlng lob yoU'vJ want· od to do. (Tbio olllr not go~d on indOOI'~tdoor catpetJ, · .. greal-jrandmothei', FREE ESTIMATES- EASY TERMS TRUCKLOAD FREIGHT DOOR ' i ,, I DAY ONLY . sALE --.A THOUSAND PIECES.I TO .CHQ9SE . :FROM. TOO MUCH TO GO ON A COUNTER. VALUES TO$J.98, EACH NO-IRON PANTS SPORT SHIRTS SO'Y. Fortrel Polyester, 50% cotton. by: Shapley, a.v.D. $498 TRUCK LOAD PRICE ----- MONDAY ONLY l '' Van ·97• c FOR : LEVI'S STA-PREST and · Meigs YOUR CHOICE OP ANY Heusen ·PHOTOGRAPHY GROVER'S STUDib 115 I. So<ond St. Pomeroy, Ohio MENS FALL & WINTEI SWEATERS JACKETS ePullovert $9.98- $24·9· e Cardigans You Name It ..• Selection. BOYS from Ill $9·98 Boys Lont Sleeve RUSTPROOF! CHIP PROOFI · ,,, E11y To Teke Care of Items Pictured Plus .• Doze!lt of O~ert. MONDAY ONLY· • COME THROUGH THE STO RE AN~ , TO THE FREIGHT r. l '~,.,. DOOR AND SAVE. '' ., Sizes 6 to 18 BOYS Permanent p,... LEVI'S JEANS Slzeo 8-11 Sllmo •"" ·-~----- Wanteil Styles ; .. ,. :~.) SNAP :,1 TITE . LID . ~t .. ' ,,i " . THE HUB tT• ·~ 99 ' f' , . ~-!1 ' ' ' ' liiii . ..... , IS fifo::~. ~ "' . " LARGI'•· ·.•.•·; CAPAC!~?Y f' ...... ... 1..-------------------------•• ·- · -' 1 GARBAGE .CAN ". US& OUR lAY-AWAY OIIUDGET PAYMENT . PIAN n of A Setdom in evwir'.s out . . ' .. s of r " m the slate • Stillier ..: HUlOn •velilnd, Momja)' ' ·1pe!lday. · lle)la'; I StaHl; ' . . ·: ·· r·111~ I•'A··. s· H·\ .:' ·. ;j I N.·: ., pt· ~ ·S ·TJC ------·-·- 'a ..._ -~ 5 ---~---= ,.,,,._,__ .. .,,,,, ....., . 6.• ::.,•.:,n;tftloi,a,_ 2 1 MMEROY, ~s of are,\' -' SWINO .TOP GIANT .20 Gallon NQ.IlONPANTS ·~ IICOIIT7 r:let•el(fn1£if(kd EXTAA VALUES ·· IOYS ..... ·- •• _I CIEIIIII SHIRTS--s1 ·98 • sz.'a In the Most roa NEVER FOR Very Nice We Have it. Beth Bastiani Honored On 16th Birthday :' Attendlllf were Mr. and Mrs.l fiiel< Spreacl1e<' and l!Baihters. l lliillne and Jovce. fttdunond , ea!if.; Mrs. Drusilla Ho ~ se. GALLIPOLIS - Mi" '-'· and Mrs. Dale Smith and Bastian!, daughter of Mr. and llllella, Mr. and Mrs. Ja me s Mrs. Lawrence Bastian!, ' Smith, Marsha and Melissa, !honored with a birthday party, .,. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis, i August 11., Ill of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Approllmftl1 80 of her teen- I f'<l'l'esl Neigler and Mr. and age frlenda pthered for an eve- I lfn. Ralph Nelgler. II!: 11 u, ning of diiiiClnC at Olear'• Riv- j tenn~ and Peggy, of illldne; erboat Room. Mr. and 'Mrs. Arthur !lelller, Refl'l!lhrnenll were ~rovlded lbidney an4 Joy, Mr. alld Mrs. by Mlal Bastlanl's parents. As" iiOberf It !fa rden, Pa'!li~~ph sistlng were Ginger and Sandra. and Mr. '•l4if'Mra. and Martha Cornwell. William llarden, Tammy, Brl· "" and Tere•a Lynn ol. Raelne, DaushUr Born to R 0 . and Mr. and )Irs Mor,_ Fl ida 1 ri < Harden and Mr. and Mrs. CTinn ... or r -- oll Neigler, Karen a'nd N1>MlJ)DLEPORT - Chief Ia . !oral. ty ()(fleer and Mn, Freddlt Cline of Jack11011vPII, FIGJITING FIRE ann0011ctng the birth ola d&UI!i>-11 Idaho Gov. Dan Samuelson ter, Dt!annt Kristine•. Tht ~nt National Guardsmen into : !ant waa born TueldaJ at !be tlu> nrl.tle again•t a mu~11'11'n 1 Jackaonvl.lle Navtl Hlltlpilll. forest fire near the Ca"arlian The Clines have Jwo otho!r II border today as limber blazes daughlers, Klm, 11, and Dtnoa II erackl•d in 'iv• western s• 1les Lynn, three. Mrs. Betty Clint and British C•>'••n,bia. the UPl of Mld~leport and Mr. and Mrs· II reported . More •l.. •n 4' ,1100 ac· lRodney Hill of B~ckh'IJinon, W. fts of grass, ~ms.t ••nj limber- Va., are the grandparents, Mn. land have b""n cha:red t h 1 I Ada Ring of Woodsfield IS a JIIBI lbne dau. Sq. Yd. ' . Long Slee~e Permanent Press Neigler Family Held at ;N oon Aug. 13th ,. .95 COME THROUGH THE STORE AND TO ' ' THE FREIGHT DOOR AND SAVE. ' I ~ LEI s ~- A BOTH STORES IN GALLIPOLIS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. ~ush and gnndaon, Bruce, of ' GALLIPOLIS -The Won1en'!•'IJ Cincinnati, ,.. housegueots of Society of Christian Service Mrs. Gilbert Bush, St., Halliday ; Ohio Chapel Church met In !1e1ghts. . holllt! of ·Mcs. · Fugen• ·J(l!'dan. ; . : Mrs. Fred Northup was coComtruinder A. C•. Harris Is hostess . borne visiting his father and The meeting w•s ooered hv mother. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Har- ~ the president, Mrs. Laura Jean rJo. · Craft with group !l.in~lng. ''He · Keep! Me Singing" •nd "Wilen ; 1\fr. and Mrs. Keith Thomas ; We .~II Get to Heaven." uevo-1 1 ll1d family tll'e apending tfleir I lions ~ given by Mrs. t,acation at Ocean City t h h 1 Bl•nch McCalla and prayer week. led by the Rev. Early, pastor. :' Mrs. Bertha Cbevaiier was in 'Mr. and Mrs. Don Thomal chargo of the program. .111d family and Cheri ~aters _of . tory of tile Ohio ChaJl('l Churrh " quln~y, Ill.: are vlsllmg With was given by Mrs. Nellie Stnv· iiiatiVes thiS week. They are er. Reading ~v Mrs. Fred., 'f!siting with her parents, Mr. Bal'<llll was '"The Old Hymn<." and Mrs. Emmett Church, Eur- Laura Craft gang "l.<t 'fe eka Star Route, aod his sisters, for Others," a readin~. "T ~ Ida. Grace, and Ruth Thomas, Secret." was by Clara rra~ . lnd Ann Long If Rio Grande. Bible questions were asked by ;l'llelr daughter, Bllrbtll'a, who Rev. Early. · :attended Rio Grande t.:'ollege The ladies de'.!ided to sell IIlia oumrner, will return home lunch on eleclioo day at Clay ~ them. Local ~rhool. A rum'llage sale ; is also being planned in th" near tuturJOo The group report= · ed Ill! ralls had been made. ~ Picnic Th• next meeting will be he<d at tho home of Emma Newm•n ~ on Sept. 21. The m..ung r1osed : IYRACUSE - The Nefgler with prayer by Mro. Clara Jarn,1y plcnle wu held al the Craft. !rOadside park Sunday Aug. 13. ! :_potluck 41nner was held at 1 H· '• \ T I WSCS Studies History Of Ohio Chapel .' ' Gallia-Academy '32 Class has Thircl Reunion August . 12 at Oscar's 1 '' ·; . , • F~E P~DDING • FREE INSTALLAliON 1 Sallllders, Tuesday evening. The friends bad gathered to. c e I • ~rato tho blrtlulay of Mills Me- ,. ~ , ._..., .. ; ,.,_ I 1 • 'to, 188'1 . .-;~. CAIPETING J. l Dinl!, Mra. Earl Roberta, Mra. Mme. r -fa,, -\IJPit ' BON~ ~ltllSS EitJPJliE'S . 1 ~ SIJrl~. . .. Those attendlnC wert Mrs. E. DeLUie, Mrl. Erntsl Greenlee, ·Mn. ·Bertha Hanna. Mrs. IBhmael Gillespie, Mra. Wallace Slanders, Mrs. W. S. Fan. )1111 \ 11 I r "{) ,. OffOiftl YHI PARK ~-,f l'll3t\: t;lt'ICU, OHIO •. • ,.' .. .... ," ·, ~., >l 713;5592 ' HERMAN ~~t.a .. f t \ •. _,' , . 1 \ • ~ .' h,----,1:~,. ' ' •' jolij...-..;,,~., ' • ~· ~ �'.' .,' ., ''-". ,,. i •', ' . ' " I 20. .. I •' ' . " •. ' ~ l •' ' ~ ~ ',i . ., August 11th ~. ' •.; ·d 1,1; I: ~;~ f , ·~.¥.. /(,· Jt· I ,,rlr "' 4:• .~ • l'i1i!W··~vEN - "' Mlssiol!- Mr. 1!111 )Ira. John l(etcbkl it;I~~Uy wtll be hfk\ at the and chlldrtD ql Brookville have New l!jlven· first Church ol tile p~•t week here vaca· Go~~. Sundiy,. A~gu.st 27. The with. tbeir Mr. llnl .llrn'lre will be b&id at the Jolm Ketchkl, churlllt beglnnln& at 16:41 a.m. and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace A liftket d!nner 11ill bf held at Middleport. noon in the New Haven Road· Mrs. Eva Struble Is In AI· side•.Park. T~ evening IOI'Vice Ibany lor the weekend visiting will btogin at 7:30 p.m Mrs. Dorothy W't~hl an~ farrti- 11 The Rev. and Mrs Slmon 11y. Rol»nson, returned missionar- Recent IU"sss ol Mrs. les from Kenya. East Africa, iiam Bradford, who remains ill will ile the gu..t speek...S. Mrs. at her Brownell Ave. RobliiSOn (Mae I i• lht diugh-lwere Mr. and Mrs. · Alan Brad- : ter .!lf Henry ard Rena Johnson ford of Alexandria, Va., and of New Haven and 11 a former :Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Brad· me.lllbtr of the N•w HI v en ford and cblldren, Gall, Lynn ' Clnftlt of God. and David, ¢ Grove City. Pal· Followin& gradjlldon I r o m ty Bradford, who had spent a An~ College at Anderson, week here with tbe Harold LohJndi3na, Rev. and Mu. Robin-:se family and Mr. and Mrs. son' worked in the eastom htll IWallace Bradford, returned to , cou~try of Kentucky, helptn& to Aleundria with htr parents. develop young congregations Miss Linda Lyons of Columbus I th~. In the summer of 19112 is spending the weekend here theJ accepted appomtment un· lwith her parents. Mr. and Mrs. der :the Mipionary Board to K0 !John Lyons. Also here vlsltinl , to Kenya. ;with the Lyons family is Mrs, 'nte pastor, Rov. D a • 1d I B.rnard Schramm, ZanesvUie. Fields, Jr., Invites the public to iMr. and Mrs ..John Lyon• and attend any of th.,. services :ron, Johnnie, of Gallipolis, vlsthr<lU&hout the day· ttod Tburaday with his famUy. '' ! •• oh\0 ! r. ' , ..9 :; . ,.;, ·t ' . •, ,.•... . •. ( ·Jt<·,~ -· ~ . ,. • .' ... ' 'DISCOUNtr.· • · lt ' ·~ 4t .. ' i I r ' '. I . tv " . 'l'<· : i Society News ·.· '•! ·- 1 In Pomeroy ~· (, . ,AI" "" • 1 ·Tuppers Plains . ~-.- - I Unit to Sell Cotton Candy '•' ... ........ ~- • ON •' f • .' cI BACK TO·" S.CHO·OL SHOES '. ~~c· _TH_IS_DI_SCO_UN_T~AP·_PLI_ES_TO_PA_RE_NTS_A~LSO~~ SYRACUSE - Praying I b e 1 Lord'• prayer and giving I he !- - - - - - - - - flag pledge in unison opened By Ml'l. Ev,tlyll Brfekles the meellng of the Ladies AUI· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rlg!iill.l, \( ihary ol the Volunteer Fire IJe. Mr. and Mn. Robert Plants rartment at tile town hall Mon- son, Phillip, of Vienna, W. Va .• day night. Mr. and Mrs. FAll!' Corns and Jean Hull, president. conduct- cblldren of P~rsburg, e~ lht bualness session. Min· Joyce Williams of Ken._, W. des of the last meeting w a a Va., Mr. and Mrs. Wllll a read by Secretary Mary Laven- Carns. Canal Winchester, Mr. d., and Agnes Whitt lht James Higgins of Belpre. Dan I treasurer's report. As a money Rolla of Coolville, and Steve I making project 11 was decided Cowdery, Silver Ridge, all were I to take the cotton candy mach- ilue&ts of Mr. and Mrs. Ken· in• to Pomeroy on · ·Aug. :IS, neta Grlfllth and 1100 over the where candy will be 'sold from I weekend. . 10 a.m. till t p.m. I Mr. C. E. Woode was taken An auction of small articles I to Veierans Memorial Hospit· l brought by members netted $1.· i al in Pomeroy, 4>. Janice Lawson will be hOtJ- ! Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Yates '"" for the Aug. 21 meeting. I of Cleveland were weekend '\its· • .;.· ··> Pre.enl were Edith H0 0 d, 1Iton of Mr. and Mrs. Llnds•y ' .l'""·',~· , .1; I 'j :: ..'~·., ~na Slack, Myla Hudson, Na- Lyons and family. . .:~··' t. \i·' emi London, Eileen Clark, Syl· Mr. and Mrs. Ira Elktnft of ,' ·'e ?.willing. Mary Lavender, Ashford. W. Va., visited hIs . , ·' rl:elma . Grueser, Aflllet White, 1ister, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence I ·I ,, •. ,. f.awson, Jean Hall, Nichols Tuesday. . • '''>:ra r.avender and Marlo Rlz. W•ekend guests of Mrs. Dorts l , Koenig and son were Mr. and : Mro. Wllbfr Weber of Mr.Kee• l Rock. Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Cltar· let Payne and daughler, S••sie, oi Akron, Mr. abel Mrs. J. B. Haugbl and dau~ter, Ka:'t]. and son, BUI, of (!uyaho8a Falls. Ote8 Darlene Hall of Akron, l\lr. an;d Mn. Lloyd Koenig and :amlly - - - - - - - - - of Mansfield, Mr .. and Mrl. l By Bel'lkl Plrllor \ Donald Hawk aDd fan1iiY fl l .r Laurel Chi! baa only on • Shtlby. They also attended ;Ill" church, the Fm MethodiSt. At- I Web<r reunion at Royal Oil< t•~dance on Augus~ I! was 12!, 1 Park Sunday. ' ' ollerlng $21.~. $•5 was col· I Wallis Rand of Thrtie Rivers. lecttd for lht retarded cltl~ l Mich., spent several days here il'en s school. The church wtll wllh Mr. and Mn. Wayne Bricdonate $100 to tbla school. ' kles and visited other friends Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brown- ; at Coolville and Chester. ~ lng had as their guests recent- · Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Hender· IV. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shane, shot and , 00 of Lancaste' spent ' Sr.. grandsons, Butch and Frank the weekend here with her par· of Racine. Mr. and Mn. Sleph· ents Mr. and Mrs. on Shane and son of Dallas, Nichol•. Texas. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan· I Mrs. wayne Brickle• visited ' nit' Shan• and children of Cl)- Tuesday at Belpre with h•r I lumbus . \ broUter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ! Mrs. Eloise Roush or Po me- l SP'ncer and also JlloppeJ In I roy opent an evening with her Parkersburg. · mother. Mrs. Harmon Fox. I lllr. and Mrs. Llndaey Lyolll Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox : celebrated their 25th wedding w•re In Zanesville Saturday due anniversary at the bo~•• of , I to the death of a rolative, Mrs.l their son Mr. and Mrs. Lin~- ' Glodys K. WUson Spencer. :say Lyo.;, 111 in Parkersburg ' Mrs. Cecil Stahl Harrison, ·, on Sunday, Aug. 6. The table · I dauabter and son . In • law, , wu bfautlfully deronted wllh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Earl and , a two tiered cake. Those otdaughter, Elizabe1h Ano, o1 1 tendinllrom Tuppers Platns in· : ~iqlia. visil!d recently with eluded Eulnb Swan, Lemar Ly M1. ·and Mrs. Norman Schaer- ons, Mr. and Mrs. Lawn•nce er the Scbaefm and Mro. Har· Hl1sberger and babY and the rison visited Mr. and Mrs. Fritz i honored guests, Mr. and Mrs Stahl at New Marshfield. Mrs. ' Lindsay Lyons. Mr. and \Irs. Harrison returned home SUn· Marion RiJ!tll and familv of Lo· day. . san were also present. The COU· I MiSs Mildred Schaefer and a 1 pie received many lovely gtft•. . frielfll of Athen• spent Sunlfay · Mn. Don Landj)ll was re\llrn· All Shoes Unconditionally with' her paren'·'· Mr 01d Mrs. ed to her home here from C•m· Guaranteed Against ~orman Scha•f•r and attended I den Clarl< Hospital In p.,·ker·s- 11 Manufacturing Defects , bur& where abo had under~oor , 3rnday Scilool here. There will bf a revival at : IID'lery. i lhe .!hurch Aug. 25. 27. A hymn 1 Katlleryn Miller bas ac.-pt·: , .rng will be held Sunday after· ed •mployment aa a nur<.. a\o ·tool1. Aug. 27. Everyone Is at the St. Joseph Hospital in : •·ricome. Parkersburg. Mrs. Nellie Tracy of B a II ----i"'' "'"' hostess Thuraday eve- CARMEL 1in.~ lo 12 member• of tJte Laur· Mary Circle called at I he •r Cliff H•altb Club. There was . Dean Brinker home on a re' on• ~uest. Mrs. Eva Schreiber. · cent Monday. i•' .•,-.,t' .... ; ;: ~~ ' 'I ·~ dpnation wa• made to tht Pa:rick. Mari!aret Ann Carle' n•w band uniforms for Meigs ton and Belly VanMeter called 'i .•,. S.:hool and to the tc!1ool for 1 at the !lome ,of Mr. and M.n. 'r r.tardeJ children. Refresh- Ray Bytl'l of Racine R. D. re" .;..•. m•nla werr oerved. The Sep. cently, \t'mber meeting will he at tbe 1_.:.:..- - - · : home of Allen Eicltlnger. . vlllited ~y with Mr. and ' 225 N. Second Ave. . .. l ~r.,-.•rly Roush Shfill J .: , ; \ 1 Mr. Olin Rile and Mr. and,Mra. Ge«l• Renshaw. MJ', I 1' .... J ,•.•.-; llld lolra. 1kA Layrt 81 Colum·I.IIIDiba• II pootll. '' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . ; . , . . ; __ _ _ _ _ _"1"-~.•~,.~..--.;_~ ! •'' . PICTURING SOME .OF OUR NEW STYLES FOR SCHOOL . ·· ' ! 8"" .,<I.- d. ·,. . /J'~ ·~. .. ' ..i.... , ., .. ,. '!/;; " . ,.., ' . o ... . 1\ ~,_. ., .• f ' ' .l I , I I Laurel Cliff ,. • N SOCJety ..,. l'l"'r·-L .. ' ','!J ..,, • .J'. ~ \U i· .~ l" j \t•,'j. ,• . ' 'I>. ' .l ; . ,• '• Our Usual 'ow !',rices Effect A Savings 'to You of 20%. With This Additional 10% Off, Now You Save ••• ' '. . I i I''I B() Q,t . ERy · I. . .. 1 swe ; lbul v., .·, ., • ·, • \ I,ir ~~ii I' )! ,. I ,. ~ .,, '>~' J/ ·.';:~ ~ ,, .. I ! . More!.! I I ' '. ,; ' 30% t ., '.. • ": ·ta .. ' ..I.r, , ., ,, ' 1 I ' ,,, " 1 ''· . .. ),.,;•;..'0~'.\ lj\',: · ~) ,li"'~1· l~ fl' . ., .. • ,, ~~ ~ti ; ;i'"<' ,.r~·· {.!(.~.~·.'~ <'' Ai·~)l: 1 ::··. \\1 .~~·n ~..-·. I.\·! •· ·t ., I ·;y· '· . n:::~ .. .ill �'.' .,' ., ''-". ,,. i •', ' . ' " I 20. .. I •' ' . " •. ' ~ l •' ' ~ ~ ',i . ., August 11th ~. ' •.; ·d 1,1; I: ~;~ f , ·~.¥.. /(,· Jt· I ,,rlr "' 4:• .~ • l'i1i!W··~vEN - "' Mlssiol!- Mr. 1!111 )Ira. John l(etcbkl it;I~~Uy wtll be hfk\ at the and chlldrtD ql Brookville have New l!jlven· first Church ol tile p~•t week here vaca· Go~~. Sundiy,. A~gu.st 27. The with. tbeir Mr. llnl .llrn'lre will be b&id at the Jolm Ketchkl, churlllt beglnnln& at 16:41 a.m. and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace A liftket d!nner 11ill bf held at Middleport. noon in the New Haven Road· Mrs. Eva Struble Is In AI· side•.Park. T~ evening IOI'Vice Ibany lor the weekend visiting will btogin at 7:30 p.m Mrs. Dorothy W't~hl an~ farrti- 11 The Rev. and Mrs Slmon 11y. Rol»nson, returned missionar- Recent IU"sss ol Mrs. les from Kenya. East Africa, iiam Bradford, who remains ill will ile the gu..t speek...S. Mrs. at her Brownell Ave. RobliiSOn (Mae I i• lht diugh-lwere Mr. and Mrs. · Alan Brad- : ter .!lf Henry ard Rena Johnson ford of Alexandria, Va., and of New Haven and 11 a former :Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Brad· me.lllbtr of the N•w HI v en ford and cblldren, Gall, Lynn ' Clnftlt of God. and David, ¢ Grove City. Pal· Followin& gradjlldon I r o m ty Bradford, who had spent a An~ College at Anderson, week here with tbe Harold LohJndi3na, Rev. and Mu. Robin-:se family and Mr. and Mrs. son' worked in the eastom htll IWallace Bradford, returned to , cou~try of Kentucky, helptn& to Aleundria with htr parents. develop young congregations Miss Linda Lyons of Columbus I th~. In the summer of 19112 is spending the weekend here theJ accepted appomtment un· lwith her parents. Mr. and Mrs. der :the Mipionary Board to K0 !John Lyons. Also here vlsltinl , to Kenya. ;with the Lyons family is Mrs, 'nte pastor, Rov. D a • 1d I B.rnard Schramm, ZanesvUie. Fields, Jr., Invites the public to iMr. and Mrs ..John Lyon• and attend any of th.,. services :ron, Johnnie, of Gallipolis, vlsthr<lU&hout the day· ttod Tburaday with his famUy. '' ! •• oh\0 ! r. ' , ..9 :; . ,.;, ·t ' . •, ,.•... . •. ( ·Jt<·,~ -· ~ . ,. • .' ... ' 'DISCOUNtr.· • · lt ' ·~ 4t .. ' i I r ' '. I . tv " . 'l'<· : i Society News ·.· '•! ·- 1 In Pomeroy ~· (, . ,AI" "" • 1 ·Tuppers Plains . ~-.- - I Unit to Sell Cotton Candy '•' ... ........ ~- • ON •' f • .' cI BACK TO·" S.CHO·OL SHOES '. ~~c· _TH_IS_DI_SCO_UN_T~AP·_PLI_ES_TO_PA_RE_NTS_A~LSO~~ SYRACUSE - Praying I b e 1 Lord'• prayer and giving I he !- - - - - - - - - flag pledge in unison opened By Ml'l. Ev,tlyll Brfekles the meellng of the Ladies AUI· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rlg!iill.l, \( ihary ol the Volunteer Fire IJe. Mr. and Mn. Robert Plants rartment at tile town hall Mon- son, Phillip, of Vienna, W. Va .• day night. Mr. and Mrs. FAll!' Corns and Jean Hull, president. conduct- cblldren of P~rsburg, e~ lht bualness session. Min· Joyce Williams of Ken._, W. des of the last meeting w a a Va., Mr. and Mrs. Wllll a read by Secretary Mary Laven- Carns. Canal Winchester, Mr. d., and Agnes Whitt lht James Higgins of Belpre. Dan I treasurer's report. As a money Rolla of Coolville, and Steve I making project 11 was decided Cowdery, Silver Ridge, all were I to take the cotton candy mach- ilue&ts of Mr. and Mrs. Ken· in• to Pomeroy on · ·Aug. :IS, neta Grlfllth and 1100 over the where candy will be 'sold from I weekend. . 10 a.m. till t p.m. I Mr. C. E. Woode was taken An auction of small articles I to Veierans Memorial Hospit· l brought by members netted $1.· i al in Pomeroy, 4>. Janice Lawson will be hOtJ- ! Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Yates '"" for the Aug. 21 meeting. I of Cleveland were weekend '\its· • .;.· ··> Pre.enl were Edith H0 0 d, 1Iton of Mr. and Mrs. Llnds•y ' .l'""·',~· , .1; I 'j :: ..'~·., ~na Slack, Myla Hudson, Na- Lyons and family. . .:~··' t. \i·' emi London, Eileen Clark, Syl· Mr. and Mrs. Ira Elktnft of ,' ·'e ?.willing. Mary Lavender, Ashford. W. Va., visited hIs . , ·' rl:elma . Grueser, Aflllet White, 1ister, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence I ·I ,, •. ,. f.awson, Jean Hall, Nichols Tuesday. . • '''>:ra r.avender and Marlo Rlz. W•ekend guests of Mrs. Dorts l , Koenig and son were Mr. and : Mro. Wllbfr Weber of Mr.Kee• l Rock. Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Cltar· let Payne and daughler, S••sie, oi Akron, Mr. abel Mrs. J. B. Haugbl and dau~ter, Ka:'t]. and son, BUI, of (!uyaho8a Falls. Ote8 Darlene Hall of Akron, l\lr. an;d Mn. Lloyd Koenig and :amlly - - - - - - - - - of Mansfield, Mr .. and Mrl. l By Bel'lkl Plrllor \ Donald Hawk aDd fan1iiY fl l .r Laurel Chi! baa only on • Shtlby. They also attended ;Ill" church, the Fm MethodiSt. At- I Web<r reunion at Royal Oil< t•~dance on Augus~ I! was 12!, 1 Park Sunday. ' ' ollerlng $21.~. $•5 was col· I Wallis Rand of Thrtie Rivers. lecttd for lht retarded cltl~ l Mich., spent several days here il'en s school. The church wtll wllh Mr. and Mn. Wayne Bricdonate $100 to tbla school. ' kles and visited other friends Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brown- ; at Coolville and Chester. ~ lng had as their guests recent- · Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Hender· IV. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shane, shot and , 00 of Lancaste' spent ' Sr.. grandsons, Butch and Frank the weekend here with her par· of Racine. Mr. and Mn. Sleph· ents Mr. and Mrs. on Shane and son of Dallas, Nichol•. Texas. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan· I Mrs. wayne Brickle• visited ' nit' Shan• and children of Cl)- Tuesday at Belpre with h•r I lumbus . \ broUter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ! Mrs. Eloise Roush or Po me- l SP'ncer and also JlloppeJ In I roy opent an evening with her Parkersburg. · mother. Mrs. Harmon Fox. I lllr. and Mrs. Llndaey Lyolll Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox : celebrated their 25th wedding w•re In Zanesville Saturday due anniversary at the bo~•• of , I to the death of a rolative, Mrs.l their son Mr. and Mrs. Lin~- ' Glodys K. WUson Spencer. :say Lyo.;, 111 in Parkersburg ' Mrs. Cecil Stahl Harrison, ·, on Sunday, Aug. 6. The table · I dauabter and son . In • law, , wu bfautlfully deronted wllh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Earl and , a two tiered cake. Those otdaughter, Elizabe1h Ano, o1 1 tendinllrom Tuppers Platns in· : ~iqlia. visil!d recently with eluded Eulnb Swan, Lemar Ly M1. ·and Mrs. Norman Schaer- ons, Mr. and Mrs. Lawn•nce er the Scbaefm and Mro. Har· Hl1sberger and babY and the rison visited Mr. and Mrs. Fritz i honored guests, Mr. and Mrs Stahl at New Marshfield. Mrs. ' Lindsay Lyons. Mr. and \Irs. Harrison returned home SUn· Marion RiJ!tll and familv of Lo· day. . san were also present. The COU· I MiSs Mildred Schaefer and a 1 pie received many lovely gtft•. . frielfll of Athen• spent Sunlfay · Mn. Don Landj)ll was re\llrn· All Shoes Unconditionally with' her paren'·'· Mr 01d Mrs. ed to her home here from C•m· Guaranteed Against ~orman Scha•f•r and attended I den Clarl< Hospital In p.,·ker·s- 11 Manufacturing Defects , bur& where abo had under~oor , 3rnday Scilool here. There will bf a revival at : IID'lery. i lhe .!hurch Aug. 25. 27. A hymn 1 Katlleryn Miller bas ac.-pt·: , .rng will be held Sunday after· ed •mployment aa a nur<.. a\o ·tool1. Aug. 27. Everyone Is at the St. Joseph Hospital in : •·ricome. Parkersburg. Mrs. Nellie Tracy of B a II ----i"'' "'"' hostess Thuraday eve- CARMEL 1in.~ lo 12 member• of tJte Laur· Mary Circle called at I he •r Cliff H•altb Club. There was . Dean Brinker home on a re' on• ~uest. Mrs. Eva Schreiber. · cent Monday. i•' .•,-.,t' .... ; ;: ~~ ' 'I ·~ dpnation wa• made to tht Pa:rick. Mari!aret Ann Carle' n•w band uniforms for Meigs ton and Belly VanMeter called 'i .•,. S.:hool and to the tc!1ool for 1 at the !lome ,of Mr. and M.n. 'r r.tardeJ children. Refresh- Ray Bytl'l of Racine R. D. re" .;..•. m•nla werr oerved. The Sep. cently, \t'mber meeting will he at tbe 1_.:.:..- - - · : home of Allen Eicltlnger. . vlllited ~y with Mr. and ' 225 N. Second Ave. . .. l ~r.,-.•rly Roush Shfill J .: , ; \ 1 Mr. Olin Rile and Mr. and,Mra. Ge«l• Renshaw. MJ', I 1' .... J ,•.•.-; llld lolra. 1kA Layrt 81 Colum·I.IIIDiba• II pootll. '' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . ; . , . . ; __ _ _ _ _ _"1"-~.•~,.~..--.;_~ ! •'' . PICTURING SOME .OF OUR NEW STYLES FOR SCHOOL . ·· ' ! 8"" .,<I.- d. ·,. . /J'~ ·~. .. ' ..i.... , ., .. ,. '!/;; " . ,.., ' . o ... . 1\ ~,_. ., .• f ' ' .l I , I I Laurel Cliff ,. • N SOCJety ..,. l'l"'r·-L .. ' ','!J ..,, • .J'. ~ \U i· .~ l" j \t•,'j. ,• . ' 'I>. ' .l ; . ,• '• Our Usual 'ow !',rices Effect A Savings 'to You of 20%. With This Additional 10% Off, Now You Save ••• ' '. . I i I''I B() Q,t . ERy · I. . .. 1 swe ; lbul v., .·, ., • ·, • \ I,ir ~~ii I' )! ,. I ,. ~ .,, '>~' J/ ·.';:~ ~ ,, .. I ! . More!.! I I ' '. ,; ' 30% t ., '.. • ": ·ta .. ' ..I.r, , ., ,, ' 1 I ' ,,, " 1 ''· . .. ),.,;•;..'0~'.\ lj\',: · ~) ,li"'~1· l~ fl' . ., .. • ,, ~~ ~ti ; ;i'"<' ,.r~·· {.!(.~.~·.'~ <'' Ai·~)l: 1 ::··. \\1 .~~·n ~..-·. I.\·! •· ·t ., I ·;y· '· . n:::~ .. .ill �~-...,~.......~:..--~~ . . . . . ........, ., t , •.f.._._ •..,-_ .. .1, "H,~ ~ ·i~-~-~ .,... '• ' ..._:-. -.... ·' ' ' "' " '• ' .' .. ' ,. .. ,' • '• ','<\ ·'• I f' .\ ~ / ·. ' ,, ' ' · 'J.' ' ' -~ r " 'i'!:, ' ' , .... ;' ....:.. _.... ), I'~ r ,I j I " ·r ,;:·~ ' a8 well as P'ft" ~· p! employes ~re ~tlll!!ld eli ~r , ' · • . •• " .. , , ·~ .' j1 ,. fessiOJUII skills, Is \1J'Pot:.:ant. j 1!11\Jle ~es) in\"'"sl of the ~FI clflc, facts as ' i '· " . . .. , , 1 : \. · b~t the morale Ml lhe (llsutu- of 'the institution. . . ··cause of· ~ . 7;'1~~ ,..;:-:L. 0. Henry, district coutuJel position as well u tbat of the If sucb grievances were ure to or give ~~sired (D) l\:ltllotjgh f-clf·~d not tion which Involves all 'fif the "Faimess and oon-(llscrlmln& mncem iPl lor Gallipolis State ·~s<ilute Commissioner of the Oiviswn sented to the Su,.,·:n\.!l!dent sb:, harassm~nl or be ' clearly ~tabVshe¥ , con~~n-! ~:OJoi·e~ is equalJY' so [f\on ;s a right to ,each empl~y~. ploye at GallliJOl State and County goveonment of Me?tal Hygiene I wodl~ like Monday morning, Julv 10: personal t wo, lng t,be , statement,s 10ade 1t ,1s 1· ·1/Morale involves maily No employe, regardless of lioSJ- tute that any Employes Union, AFirCIO aald o revJew the events !rum t h e I would have them hnl!;bt to tbat action was taken on the evident that ther& ~ some ~·s- tors . The Superil\tendent ~hould feel that pressure harassment or Fridav "O.er 200 em~10ycs" of time that we learned thet the my attention Immediately. Mr. basls •of mlsln'formation which content'and unhappin"M on lh~ his 'manag~menr ·Staff are can be applied ure~ will b~ taken GSl unanimously turned down demOIIlllratlon wa• to tuke pla,,. Henry indicated tbat he could was correciM; ~ne, of lnterfer- pari of employes. A review. of spo~slble for this, but yet · take away thiB right. the events ·that have a proposed settlement ot allcg- until ~ow. not guarantee preserttlfl'! s u c b ence with BUpet:Vlsors; one was this wllh the Superintendent mtributes to it ls for this reason that we With this 1 1 ed grievances at GSI ~y M.r- "On June 20 11167 we learlli!d charge~ as be would have to • request to inform on C(lowork- dicated his awareness o.!.it and :~ ~ferh: ~c:~. Jl(fecting th; . .. . 8 Depaftmental .!!f. levan~ ployes should tm A JaniS, dlrect·Jr of rhe th • . fl . talk w1th tbose tndlv:duals ers and, one, not really a com- that be had been plan01ng ""r· feeling of an beyond the protectioo forts toward seeing IIi•( • . Ohio Department of M' mo! Hy-~ that da d':~fonsl ratJOnf re ectmgf he was counseling, but that in plaint, but an inquiry at orien- lain organizational chan~es. his wor" ·s his or · each State rece1·v- goal of the inslltuUon iS ac~l~~·. . e 1ssaus act on otaksome o any even t be would adv1se me. 1a11on. . •I g1ene ~nd Correction. "A rt f h' 1 t h that they will 00 treated the Civil laws ed " '' '•·' "': · 1 The proposal b Jnnls as the employes was to e pace "Other tban koowtng th•t s pa o IS P !ln, " ·~:~::l iij~~~i~ji~ji·ij' jiijiiiijiiijjiiijij~· , . circulated to all Yem 1.,. 0 ,wof shortly at Gallipolis State IMti· demonstration was · "(B) As a part of tbe invcsti· Superintendent ts. and without dls~.im!nallon: GSI last week and 11,: meelin tute. Arrangements w~re m.ade 1 heard nothtn further u 0 t 1 gallon a review was made. of mg to tbe Comoussulner the of the responSJbUI~es of t b of over 200 followed Th"rsdav a~ for an independent mvesllg.. State Represen~tlve Ralph Wei- ~e formal grievances Ill~ a;at•on of the .professJOnal man~gement staff 18 '2;. see the Junior Fairgrounds. · lion by one of the men assign. ker called and asked !Jr t be Slll~ f?r. Fournier assumod 1•10 smg responSibility at the lnstl- this JS ind Th d' t , letter follows ed to the central office. A report meellng of JulY 26 1967 poSition of Superintendent 3t tullon from the , th etat'rec ~ s f 1 1 liUld 1~ was requested as to the specif' · Gallipolis State Institute. Only responsibility as it lil!ects non,, ' it e "fa •:~"ha." g ~n de~ied Jc problems at Gallipoli~ •s well "Based on the tnve<llgatlon four were submitted. 'I' h r e e professional personnel, It ' by80anv' re~nsl~e part•••· as any specific cbtrges of dls- by the office of the Commls- have been resolved and one Js been agreed that tbe Su~erin· ···On· Juf 26 1967 a crimination of uolair treatment sioner of Mental Hygie11e as pending. tendent should proceed took lac: In ;, offi .• at t 11 ~ of any employe by any sup.r. well as by the office of the Di- ''(C) .One of tho gene r a l this recommendation. ·Acc,oro·- 11 By Enrolling Now In the reque~t of Stat/Rep•~sentallve visor. In the report submitted, ~tor tbe following was eslab- charges made which was_ not ingly. tbi~ meana ~~ba~t~·tth~•:~! ll Begitls Sept. 12 Ralph Welker which included there was nothing that could be hshed: related to any of the wrJtten lion .of D1rector of se•ersl el)lployes fr,om Gal!i~o. used as a basis fo; charges •· "(A) Of tbe twenty written ones presented was tbat the s~- not mclnde any Only A: Few . Its Stste Institute. At this meet- galnst any supem!!Or. statements of specific cllarges Jectlon of those to be In Psychi- authority ~ver atte~da~~· "'We teach ,all phases of Beauty Culture. Short lng representations wer~ made Subsequently, on July 7, 1967 submitted, eight had no refer- atrlc Aid~ classes was unfair chlatrlc aides, or ~n~y~:~:~~lnt ll Vacancies Remain period. Tuition payment pl:m avaUable. Approved conceming the reasons fr,r the during a telephone conversat;on ence as to the date on whi('i! and diltcrnmnatory. Th~ nves- no~ · professiOnal trainine. For New Students demonstration that was tak;ng between Gary Short, L. C. Hen. the event(s) took place and ligation reveale~ that thiS could . The goal or the : ·. · · , , . , Chena River Flood :D~th Was ·Unpr~i~it: ..,_ ·• . mt· ~"!~•cation ,_ By GORDON SCJIVLTZ iO much hlg~r," Pl1elfter ..ld, the folt()WinJ day. At the unlter~ty: ' refugees 1ca1'1 ~ ·· Jbli' FAIRBANJ!S, Alaska (UPI)- s~klni h!J head. JaU. Evacuatl'd walling 10 re!um io thtih: hom"" 1predlcftoll the Clr. ~ Insert an aspirin lnlo · 1 Dlllltl'r Ulljll'tdlclable Jail cells In tbe pol~e station wandered about almlmly wh~n would soon be tiOOded ~.~ clothespin wired to an alarm Power Unes, tenet's. and base~JWnt wtre evlcia!M early tbey we"" not workln( at bargains. ·, ".,;;~ bell and suspend tbe pJn an •lnch several homes were swept away and l!le few prl~rs who were •olunleer jobs Ul«< eilpervfllng They were !IJIIIIIy -~~r off the basen:ent floor. In the river's. path. Few people on hand pitched In with their the makesh!lt pre«l)ool nurse- about their futuro, b!lwevu, lllf,·ii ~hen the tablet ,,dissolves, . had time to IMVe theit' cal'$ or Jallel'll to help In lhe eQlera.. n· ry or distrlbulln~ blankets. few talked abQut leavbfJ AJ~,!Ii' you ~e got a nood their per!!Onal belongings. cy. . , . .~nd · while they wnited, they regardless of thelr periiOIIIIi 1 W1th such a horne-made was all they could do to Typical of the heartb..,ak for ltlked about starting oD over hardship . 1, alarm, Sl~wart Rothman m•y their Jives. Fairbanks was the Alaska again when the water goes 11 was jhe same way alter: ~~~· ! have saved his life The bell Could anyone have Centennial Exposition, wblch down. Good Friday eqarbqutW! ~b11 ;, ; went off at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday the Intensity of the dlsoster waa flooded and demroyed after Some even joked about their rocked Anchorage and ottJtt:•· The clothespin was kept open Jim Binkley, lklpper o' the undreds of Alaskans had put misfortune, but that Is the way south central AWka clUet ' ift:"., home when the waters of the 1IJO.foot tourist vessel, 'l'he thousand~ of hour! of tim• ar.~ of Alaskans. 1964, taking over 100 llvtt.c. .l "" noodlng. Chena . River begar. Discovery, has spent 28 years effort Into Its con!!lructlon. "When I get back to my Former G~v. ·William A. EJIIII):; ' pouring 1n. , .. piloting on tho Cbena and Evacuees were lodged In bouse, lf It's still there, I'm 'llllllmed up the mood then wllllii·~~ Rothman had rigged up tile Tanana rlvm. school buildings wherever there glad to roll out the furniture be sald "Alaskana thrlv• -.:,;. 1 apparatus before he went to bed "Believe me; 00 one could was high fll"'und and about 8,000 and hold a half· price sale," adverotl~." · 1•1,1:( ~- : the mght before. have forecast how high tioe made their temporary hom~ nt said one. And now tho piiop!e ...W." i ,The ...clothespln WAS kot opro lll!ter would ~o." he said. !he University of Alaska earn- Another, after observing hun· i Falrbenks are lhoWIIIJ · -~ i With the aspirin tablet 110 that year it was the lowest pus. dreds of partlally-1ubmerged[same Jp!I'IL. .'o.i«~- ' whlln th~ P•l~ dls!!Oived, the oln seen and this year . . . I1"------------=----__;-;;;;;;;;;;;i~iliil=;;;;•li!lll ci<Jsed and rang the battery- Al3ska Gov. Walter J. Hickel II operated hell. Within five hours, said the destruction far es<etdthe upstairs of Rothman's ed his worst fears. , $40.000 home was filled with dirty water up to the window He said estimates of damage. ledge. rough at the very best, nnge Upstream at. the· lsl11nd from $200 million·$300 million. Home.s sllbdivision the water almost none of it Insured. At began to inch lis wav o•er the least· lhree and perhaps seven river bank about noon Monday. dled in lhe dlsoster. Ed Pheiffer, a city employe, Ther were ,daring attempt said he beard on the radio that to rescue people stranded on the r;1·er would c""st at nil"' rooftops when tile water adfeet over flood stage or 15 feet vanced. Huty attempts to I later that night saridb•g vital nerve <..nters I iJ¥d 1 ~ n • ' 1 :l )'ou Can Be·a Highly Trained BEAUTY OPERATOR GB( FALL .;..;tin ! I QUARTER 1 'I BEAUTY SCHOOl·;: ,.,, I t place at the iMiitutwn In addl- ry and myself, I stated that If nothing which would give a clue lion. twenty written statements Ithe demonstration taking place as to when they occurred. Of were presented as grievances was because of grievances It the remaining twelve two agamst actions by the Director wa~ unfortunate, for there 'was tloned events occurrlng "some of Nursing. a Department grievance proce- months ago," and ten "After discussion. tiJOse pres- dure that enabled employes to a dellnlte date. Of these ten, en! were advised an Jnvestiga.l hrlng attention of any unfair seven referred to events tiDn would be made and upon treatment by their supervisors ring In 1964, the other three oc· completion a report would be to the Superintendent, ~,. the curring In the last four months; submllted. This lett.r is lh e Commissioner, and to the Diret· and one of these has been filed promised report whi t·~ Is oeing tor of the Departmeot and that as a formal grievance In accorpresented·· to each el"pbve at 1 no such grievances had been Idance with our procedures. GallipoiJS I presented. In angwer to a •JU•s· "The twenty complaints were "So thai you underst•nd m~ lion by Mr. Short I staled that further analysed as to their na. • • • •• •/ • " IS to provide the best ~~ble care an~ . . for t ose who are 10 Jls also is the goal ?1 . . State lnsl!tute. Th1s lnsbtullon, Is In exlsten~e for this don<' II 36 L~cust only. Nothmg must be that would In any way hloder 0 ENROLL NOW GAlLIPOLIS VALLEY BEAUTY SCHOOL~ Business College 0 410 FRONT ST., MARimA. o. PhoJ 373-3617 Ph 446-4367. 1 '' Va. IN OUR .. not be substantiated from the available records. There w•s a definite policy foltowed and no Preferential treatment coul<l be proven. An analysts. of .t he most recen~ PsychlatrJc A Ide classes justified and supported the selections made. • THE 1937 GAILJA. Aoademy High School Blue Devils began pre - season workouts Thursday under tbe watchful eye of head coach Glenn Trou~ who seems like an awlully nice guy, . and assistants Duke Burson, Everett Vance, and Bill Cwl•y. There are two practices mornlng and afternoon.. with the Var· slty and Freshmen working separately. Bot when the Frosh are pracllc~, Co a Trout Is right there keaplng an eye .oo the yearllnga as well the V.arsity. TOWN I BY DICk THOMAS GAWPOUS - Bicycling is becoming an important 1port in the old Frencb' City. In fact there are so many youngsters riding bikes that, frankly, I'm surprised there are not a rash of accidents involving the riders. It would be nice if enforcement agency or civic club sponsored a bic:ycle safety program, or formed a safety ~lub. Then, again, I may be wrong there may already be .uch a dub in existence. , -·-Back in the early 1940s, prob. and she's the former Carol MU. obly brought on more by neres- ler· of Rio Grinde, have' a new ;ity because of tile war, there baliy boy,Jiom,at.3:38 p.m. lasl FOR. ALL YOU Buckeye fnnA, •••• many worneo of tbe town Mbnday Iii II!' Alexabdrla, va. I I'ye some requesta for the !till'/ who rode bicyde•. and in fact, hospital. ·• , 1IKIIednle, here are the teams .hey had a bicycle club. I. The. haby bas been named 1fall: Ohio State will be pla~ tbll I nave an ap.,ro~:llt• ~i<Y·I Norman Olin Andrew Huff, and Sept. 30 _ Arizona, at eo. cl• qUIZ which l ioten•l t•> pr<· · he weighed eight pounds and Jumbllj; Oct. 7 _ OregOJJ, at sent !n Our '!'own ;ome:lme '" Ione ounce. If you'll notice the Eugene; Oct. 14 _ Purooe at he near future. 1'11 rcn the initials of the baby's name Columbus; Oct. Z1 _ Nort~~est­ JUestions one da 'l and 1hen In spell ''NOAH." He bas a Iiiier •. ern, at Evanston; Oct. 111 _ n' couple of days, I'll print tho Sarah Louise. llnofs, at Columbua; N<Jv. t _ •nswm. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Miller Michigan State at East Lan: of Rio Grande are the mater· alng; Nov. 11 '- Wisconsin, at MR. AND MRS. CHARLES I nal grandparents are Mr. and Columbus; Nov. 18 - Iowa, at ~ . Huff of Arlington, Va., he's i nat grandparents re Mr. nd Columbva; and Nov. 25 _ '"""" 11 a co ·xilo~for Eastern_ !\_~lines, Mrs. Warren Huff of Arlington, lgan, at Ann Arbor. 35°J..COMBED OOflfON HO taOH SPORT · SH·IRTS SPORT SJ!,! SJ97 ~ SHIRTS ·- . race riot is now being tallied to some degne of atturacy, according to the figures released by the Insurance Information lnstitllle New .Yor~ City. The figures, which insured losses only; show $85 mil• in dafl)ages in insufed businesiSes.snlly. do not residential and misctllodomages, not to mentinn ttit ltitoLdamogH iw:1he, riotS amounted to on the left Side ol the tift numbtr of.• -....... when the water long, the ,.-..;..--...;.-::-:;.~~;.~~--tooBut e•pected lS.foot level..,ach.!d about proved aky was futile. dolled Bfore with helicopters 10 p.m., It kent or. swelling until t~an•porting "'fugees, food and It leveled off feet .five medical • up pI i ... II • hour< Jet~~ .> ·. trucks and amphibious vel .I'"I 1 "We)ept thlllklng It WbUldn"t :flUshed through the A \ ., .; . , covered streets, leavlnJ waves I" . " in .their wake. 1\ ll!ayor H. A. Boucher said tllat S'tll.l \.Ef ' f _... from the air his city looked lik< - • - - - - - - - ; a "bathtub full of houses, boats, Gauges. - Gallipolis, 11.9 and and cars." ~--+- • .. ' VISIT US & REGISTER FOR THE lU. runnin& .2 feet o! ro!le~s.;,, At the flte station ous jj).lr'ie,.: Pt. Pleasant, 23.83: Pomeroy- 'thur~ay, there were still thr<oe :1 ..A . . not be . Mason, 20.88; Hinton, 0.56.. fall- feet of wat<r at the bottom . .WOtlel · I! lng· Kanawha Falls 2 55 fall- 1he bra~• pole. In place of fir. . . · 6 Y . pers<Jns nig{ Charlqjon, oui: Longo~, ·lrucklo were river skiffs ) .• from a hfe that, 1 Ma-•k and .Wfnft-ld ! '""·I outboards. It looked like a smt>~I JI Dear H 1 • ... effort, they could set a- "'"""' .: · ' ' ,T , ,.. , bo h b e en. .. , I'd lik~,lo hear what o t b. !jo~t ·to . v • , the sill. .. ~· at ., or. Every so often you read about/ "deserter!"\ ' think and wh 3 !fll~8 ~ thl•8 ti~·'' Boat Movements: · Almost a doz•n bulldin~s ' 1 ~~man who "suflered amnesia'' can they do about 11 , UN d "t mbany use "' provGalllpollo Lacko - Prjnciplo Iburned to the water-line In th" 1 ,., lso f 11oodl ng '"h oenew ;''•lnMARRIEDHUSBAND· ' -.lrea· e o e an escape mco an un. • . , fi 1 d sta rted aw 1 Come In and Browse Around, No Purchase . .., •down!!l5p.m.;T·ammyL. Jrsttwon 1... 1 1 8 01 Necessary. ' \ lh~r ! th • a' different part of the country, Dear Un. . >~ .mare , White up 8· 30 p m · g 0 !v ay 1firemen were busv rescuing 'Iter disappearing from .htS You're ·nor \lone th t' 1 17ore or~ e .an rLea 11Y •t 1down $·:ro pm • ·John Morro;. stranded and homelss. · I 1 hprne town, wife and family;: /sure' Every. week "my' or ~~kmost tehpreks~l,ng. ~hSD may lup 12·40 a.,;.- ·Helen z.' ·'own On the second Door of the ' y 'd b . ed' ho e you m I " ,, rtstmas . . . . 1' t t' p II Ch' . ou e surpriS wttna•l brings. questions from peouie ..,. Jul but the aU ~o or 1:40 a.m.; Fort Dearho\'11 down po ll'e s a JOr., o ce .. le, I ny people are hvmg their sec· I who WO\Ild,; like to "live re; ~Y d th ilr Y'jnjll ed 2,15 n m.; OI)Wari! Ull '4:50 a. ; Stanle.v Zaveral was surrounded , ond ~~~ •. w1t!tout benefit of d1v- . table" tlillltcaH·glford ~ . un er e •e. Y De m.; Phl)ip s~om down 6:5tl " I with telephoJJM he Cllllld .not use onc~" IIl bet among yo .u r 1qree tllttpjll ·mpke it . . f " tlji . m 111.; J!arvey \l:o~4.av· aown '1. 15 after thr~ days of'fl"?"mg. Ali i fr1ends 1S at leas~ one marned 1 QlmhJeiit$1 J(yone' _ . odr ' '·· ~ , , • 0 .i.m. ; &-ckjord up 8:15 i .m. 1messages wen> by rad1o. · I couple - who isn t, and nubo- 1Dear Helen.' · hooke 1·'0nhlhbl~ (drug, Kan•itba River _ M~rmet The Fairbanks News Miner's , ~.. knows • ' ' not tru Y a It orm. . ., Ia I edltl d I' ed I ' "' · 1 What il9 you (!o when · Mmlll" j · Alan R. Merrill down 8 p.m.1 1 s on was e 1ver o GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .. How do l know? Because I'm a rna~ ctlaslrtg w . may ''I!·~ •II James R Hilles pp )J 0 m . homes Mondav evening. The In that group. My wife wor'',' tigroup; W , roman~ 1 · · state of panl~ or Joey Choiln· down ll:4~ 'flood water knocked out the • give me a divorce. It woul rl e ~. IVe COUp j:!S VI 1? • 8 CUr~ Ul . 1 • • . · go around together My husband victim must ..,, Wmf1eld. Pollv R. UP 2.25 p. . have cost everythmg I had to , 'd h' . . 1m· A v Criss up' 7·10 p m · win a contested suit. So I walk . cons• ers t IS ·~e man his b~st ' In a'' hospolal l . . . ' . '- . ·• ' «< Wh friend and cant see that does not hR H. E. Bowles up 7.20 v m.. o!t. ofh ·out,..:,. y not' We h~thedlld'',"Ch wife,.~anl$ to be more Chlorpro~: l State up 2 25 a.m.; Lucy .Jane er.r u,•ere wer~ no c ren. frlendl)', •llr maybe he doe· d ugh b - Lucas up 2:35 a.m.; rl. F I MJl pt'lsent "w1fe" knows the r as een l Shearer up 4• ·i>IJ• , . . ,cause wflen they dance '• helpfJI :w a.m.; •f o·..oms It ta I. u t1 1~ We don I hke 1t. but 1 ,...., . · Harvey down 6·10 am I we're llvllig respectable. We're er, ever,rvvuy else sees •t. . , on the ~ub- I Ohio River- ·Lock .12 ·Prankfar ·mora married than l was j after. f!ftn, Helen. I talked to p~lll. ,pte to refer to rn II' 'down 6 a rn. f,:.,ek 14 rjefore, ·~nd· we'li· stay thot way.. her.~u.sb~nd about It ~.nd he t.ld Itwo . · rellUtedly hall uri [·~teel. Cli oer u 5li ri ~ · L~Good Bule for school . ,We're spending as go, aot me h~,q !\ad trouble Willi her be· genlc! .dt\Jgs (drugs that co"se other ''lleidma/ u · 1,35 ~ m.· Red Goose Shoes . : 'ccutnulatihS propefiy. we•hh lore. bilf.~E thmks the solptlon you .to ent.lr a drcem world I Duncan Bruce do~n 2:3; am;~ #. Ill' children, so thent will be no! IS lor "l.'ll ~nd him to get togetfl. without actually going lo sleep) OVF.C 425 . p ·. ~omplications wbeo r die. 1e~; • saysll "everybody's doing The !irs!, not yet given a . Dow~ev :gwn 5 . 2;'·:~.: ~!~ ' If diyorce law! were changP.d 1'1 these-days. . chemJCal name, Is con'"med in l l5 J E Vickers u t·50 am. lo that divorce wouldn't "•JSt• That sounds hke male-•wap. i dried scra~ing~ from banana ~ck. ui. Little G:orge do \II~ lnv•whe~re from $6oo to ~ .000 or ' ping to me, and It ma<es me peels. The Food ;ond Drug· Ad- 3-45 . A D H , 'n i 8 r wouldn't be jn this fix feel crawly. I can't m•otion !his ministration spent two months d ·v ;""""~ an uncont•sted divorce ;s to my husband without caus!ng investi(atlng this sllb••.nace, o.. 4.";' m. 17u c;nff own I .. , than· the ~ver- ! tr.ouble, and ill refu"" IO"'i" ' lng evet.f formula known to the . 12~10 ., . Lock.1e eR"~";; .man can afford. / w11~ !li@~group, he'll get wad. Ihippies. and was unable ,o,tind gp W~st uap~:z. am . Lll<'k 2o ..- - He.s already told me he lhnoks l any hallucinogenic properllfl!i ln Ed. ard S Bo. . th.. d. 5.' tbe. o!hRomen are " mean " to. 1't. Th'"· the re rore, ~nre•ro' ··to w · swor own a m . Lock 23 Ke"".f. do·.m• • thiS nr4111atory gal · 1be a 1 t h d th · ...~. 00 · ·' ' l w'" M"'irui' · ·· . g an oax an · ose "'"' 10· ~: p.m.; Esso Pe~lvonl3 ' y usband IS an hono··onle 1 clatm to be transoorted by down 6,45 a m.: G ,·e·enu p man, and we love each o, n er. smokin~ banana peelin~a are Loc"- v 1 I' d 9·4· He wouUM ~t "pia " to b 1 h IU" a vo me own . a p, , 1'' · . n 3 un- eit er undergoin~ •elf- bypn" D'.: Bobby Joe down fl r.m.; faithful, \IIIUt.l know the:Je thmgs . sis or have reinforced I h elr ! Wlllism H Zimmer down 1! :~ppen ~en a deter~tncd, l!o- l ban~• pee, with a dollop 40 p m.; Defender down 2:Wa: an up her mtnd -and marJJuana or LSD. . M ld hi Lol'k Alto Ze h· her h~,d winks his ey~. What ! A ~ew and more serious ptob- ~~-dow~: p.m.:' n to do. . THREATENED llem os the emergence of meth· houn down 3:25 p.m.: RavensDear Threatened: yl cllmethoxy methyl phenethy. wood down 5:50 p.m:: W•stem 1 woman ·' ':·ore 1amine, a compound that for down 10 p.m.; Texa~ up 2 30 her hllsbMrl, some unknown reason I• a.m.; PJit Murphy Up T a.ll'.. are headoo for STP. Capsules or tablets of _.,, continue going substance can be obtained ' them.·Tell from illicit sources and at "'"t ,tne bout the same'.price as LSD. effects are similar to thole LSD' and jllst u unpredictable. Lif~. Sentenc~ botto.. l Granted that this Is not a --' IRONTON, Ohio (UP!) '.:',!flon'rlty, I will admit 11 does go .well ·aid Broyming, 21, lronlilri 'II1~.,: / l with the YO"'ll . generation. . Ufe·llme pri!!On sentettce HI- .11 Iiilli!.f·aclthrae·'.cent co~umn you lm- "Groovy" e,~ anv ilrdav. Browning was · word ~ gl'O<),vl'" was found joy in Die, and of first degree mlu~d~:. ~~ a,s the high school constaotl dlscqverlnJ, Chief Walter Crowd," and that . we an liliorflve Dec. 1 near·~ MH:,~~:;~ Ri.tver News. -: . Helen .. NO\NG M~""'" outSl A BARG NS - ore GIANT GIVEAWAY I I' YOUNG MiN'S . I T~~ financial toll of this notion's 1 I Mole Super Savings ••• Ouf' of This Wodd Values.! AUGUST OPEN HOUSE SALEI II TOTAL lOSS · · us· AT MURPHY'S 66% POLYESTER ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT OF THE EMPIRE FURNITURE OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS n:.,:; a· 1 1 ~eligion in America New Morality Popula r Bull Sessi~n I ! I I ' I .', '~ ' ( By LOlliS CASSELS "the four argmnents most function. It faet,llte po~~~a -alit Ualted Press Jatel'lllltlonal 1frequently mentioned In bull tbe Bible uses the "to · sex11aj 1 Topic! at college bull sessions sessions by exponenta of the know" aa a In recent years has been the so- 'new morality.'" Ultlon. But moie called "new rnoralll)•" which Argument No. 1 is that sex Is to It lban "kuowledga encourages premarital sex ex- simply a game, like tennis. "As means )IOIWI', particularjy ia perience. long as no one gets hurt, and no mterpersonal relaHODBbi.Jit." 'l'o It ha• been enthusiastically one takes Is seriously, it's fun knew someone lntlmajely 'Is to ,-omoted by Playboy Magazine, and there's no harm In It" put him or btr In a'positlon of i'itb an assiqt from certain The ~acuse cltaplaia ack- vulnerab!Uty. theologians wllo are not noted nowlkeges tbat thfl' lightfor their reticence ahout public~ hearted view of aex may make Need ll'omplete Relallt>nsiJip ty. some sense for boys. But he "We must he That tt Is having an impact on notes that the"' ill "a vast careful~ In all humu ~tloll-; undergraduate attitudes is clear diference between male sexua- ablps, t hat the le~ of from a report In the Journal of lily and female st!ltllallty." knowledge sband are approthe American Medical Associa- "Sex is one thing women ta¥ priate lo the actual bonds wli~ tlon by Dr. Seymore Hallet>o. seriously, even .If tbey JO~e ~xlst, or eble we've wounded-or direclor of student psychiatry at about it. Their whole physiology been woonded, or · both . , . tho University of Wisconsin. He is bound up In their sexuality in There's something lnapJJroprlate IBid t~.at 70 per cent of the a way that It Isn't Iii the male and lnautbentlc-som.etblng coeds who responded to a of tbe species, and a woman sincere'-allout ' 'aoq aH eonfJCientail questionna:re af- has a lot JliOl'e at stake." For a '."ay' sexually while at tile iame firmed the belle! that t'/rc is woman, ";erlousness and re- lim• going only ·part way "noi!Jing wrong" with premari· SIX'' · · · - ~•tment" emotional!~ or lntelledually-or tal sexual lnterrourse. Telnevltably lied up with a sex fmanclally. , However, only 22 per cent relat, .. dtor how cool The final lqlllltent for the •aid they had actually engaged and c:&'lllll she may try to keep "new morality" Ia that sex Is ~ Intercourse. The disparity it. slmplv an erpresslon of love a lelween tbe two figures 8ng. Normal Humaa Appetite sign ·or symbol of affectk,n. gesls that there may be a good Another argument of the Sine< Chrlstlant1 uphold love as many girls who feel It would be "new moralists" Is that sex is the Ideal basis of all human "squ•""" to dl9approve of merely an appetite, Uke hunger, relatlonsbl]l!t the argument premarital .ex, but who are ~> nd should be satisled as Implies theY should be In favor ~everthele.s maintaining their matter ..,f.factly as any other of ma~ ..,1 activity fill" own virginity for ,..,_, wllicb nonnal human need. ever.one. they sense to be good ones even "'!'here'• a large measure of • tbough they ore unable to \truth In thil aJl!Umenl," Pal!lor This, however, II just it Jrljculate them. Jlooeh ~. But it smug• semantic game, made poastble Pre•ents Coonter-Argumeall gles In tile ·premise that human by tho f•ct l!lat the English The Rev. .Paul F. Bosch, .ltappliless COJtiLsla In pn~mpl language has only one word, Lutheran c'"'."'u• chaplain at sallsfactlinnf all appetlles. And "lovt," to cover a range of S~racuse UnJVersHy, believes 'tbll just lm't true, be says, human emotions for whlclt tbe that it's time •ome counter· Only spoU4!d cltlldren expect to Greek! uaed at le&llt fOur lllgurnents were made available bpve all tbelr wants fll'aUted. • lfferent verbs. 'l'he tlnd of love Ill these girls (and to the The abiUty to dlsclpllne appeo which Christ commanded rubst81ltial number of boys who tltes -including !eX - b the followm to show to all penons, secretly arlmlre and approve , rmark of a ,mature per1011aUty. including their enemies, wu tl\eir stand.) The third argument hoirls that what the Gr ee ka e a II e d '"I bell"!!~ ~tbe 'new "sex Is simply a matter of "agape." It is a pure dllllnterean be{~ to be false gettln£.jo.knotr-you,N a .bond of esled, unselfish Jove wbldl has llmolil f/tr!· point," Intimacy wbtch helps two people nothing to do with going to Boldt wrltes In the wtaal under- wltll Slllii!OIII (a ldnd dl love -..oflbe fll'lllts wltlclt the Clrukl ullJ · ·:&t' . ' ' tba t te MO tiOH .. J'UMOR IVY SIYLE PANTS DRESSES ·,s4" sza! s· I Y(llteiMEH'S -x. '6oRoH -P¢CWR These Schoolday Shoes ti5 t:i:· . Have The Styling That $7 95· 1 Youngsters Like And The • Durability And Fit That ·?.If• • Vie( • 1 Parents Know are Important ;ndrelr. All Are Constructed With Care. Browning Gets All Are Ideal For School. , .. \ , ,Mil ..,~ .... loMiliij'- aovr ~· ~WN SL.Aq<: SET *211 . .... ,... Oil- pus. Tliis ponnoaent press. 10 iroa, twill of 18% . Coltoa M'cl ~ Polr.,., II 1ft. IIICI .....:: .• ~-~ "'""* L u ____ ~ ~ . ,.......... iry ~ willa ' ~ $6.99 ~-·"" • • aoflr. toop.. .. ~!At "' waist 29 flo 38 IIICI ., ' ...... ~n. . at"n•••,.....................,....... _ _. . .111 , •• 1 ., ; .... "irts.") ., .\ ~ . ··'., • l '. •.' �~-...,~.......~:..--~~ . . . . . ........, ., t , •.f.._._ •..,-_ .. .1, "H,~ ~ ·i~-~-~ .,... '• ' ..._:-. -.... ·' ' ' "' " '• ' .' .. ' ,. .. ,' • '• ','<\ ·'• I f' .\ ~ / ·. ' ,, ' ' · 'J.' ' ' -~ r " 'i'!:, ' ' , .... ;' ....:.. _.... ), I'~ r ,I j I " ·r ,;:·~ ' a8 well as P'ft" ~· p! employes ~re ~tlll!!ld eli ~r , ' · • . •• " .. , , ·~ .' j1 ,. fessiOJUII skills, Is \1J'Pot:.:ant. j 1!11\Jle ~es) in\"'"sl of the ~FI clflc, facts as ' i '· " . . .. , , 1 : \. · b~t the morale Ml lhe (llsutu- of 'the institution. . . ··cause of· ~ . 7;'1~~ ,..;:-:L. 0. Henry, district coutuJel position as well u tbat of the If sucb grievances were ure to or give ~~sired (D) l\:ltllotjgh f-clf·~d not tion which Involves all 'fif the "Faimess and oon-(llscrlmln& mncem iPl lor Gallipolis State ·~s<ilute Commissioner of the Oiviswn sented to the Su,.,·:n\.!l!dent sb:, harassm~nl or be ' clearly ~tabVshe¥ , con~~n-! ~:OJoi·e~ is equalJY' so [f\on ;s a right to ,each empl~y~. ploye at GallliJOl State and County goveonment of Me?tal Hygiene I wodl~ like Monday morning, Julv 10: personal t wo, lng t,be , statement,s 10ade 1t ,1s 1· ·1/Morale involves maily No employe, regardless of lioSJ- tute that any Employes Union, AFirCIO aald o revJew the events !rum t h e I would have them hnl!;bt to tbat action was taken on the evident that ther& ~ some ~·s- tors . The Superil\tendent ~hould feel that pressure harassment or Fridav "O.er 200 em~10ycs" of time that we learned thet the my attention Immediately. Mr. basls •of mlsln'formation which content'and unhappin"M on lh~ his 'manag~menr ·Staff are can be applied ure~ will b~ taken GSl unanimously turned down demOIIlllratlon wa• to tuke pla,,. Henry indicated tbat he could was correciM; ~ne, of lnterfer- pari of employes. A review. of spo~slble for this, but yet · take away thiB right. the events ·that have a proposed settlement ot allcg- until ~ow. not guarantee preserttlfl'! s u c b ence with BUpet:Vlsors; one was this wllh the Superintendent mtributes to it ls for this reason that we With this 1 1 ed grievances at GSI ~y M.r- "On June 20 11167 we learlli!d charge~ as be would have to • request to inform on C(lowork- dicated his awareness o.!.it and :~ ~ferh: ~c:~. Jl(fecting th; . .. . 8 Depaftmental .!!f. levan~ ployes should tm A JaniS, dlrect·Jr of rhe th • . fl . talk w1th tbose tndlv:duals ers and, one, not really a com- that be had been plan01ng ""r· feeling of an beyond the protectioo forts toward seeing IIi•( • . Ohio Department of M' mo! Hy-~ that da d':~fonsl ratJOnf re ectmgf he was counseling, but that in plaint, but an inquiry at orien- lain organizational chan~es. his wor" ·s his or · each State rece1·v- goal of the inslltuUon iS ac~l~~·. . e 1ssaus act on otaksome o any even t be would adv1se me. 1a11on. . •I g1ene ~nd Correction. "A rt f h' 1 t h that they will 00 treated the Civil laws ed " '' '•·' "': · 1 The proposal b Jnnls as the employes was to e pace "Other tban koowtng th•t s pa o IS P !ln, " ·~:~::l iij~~~i~ji~ji·ij' jiijiiiijiiijjiiijij~· , . circulated to all Yem 1.,. 0 ,wof shortly at Gallipolis State IMti· demonstration was · "(B) As a part of tbe invcsti· Superintendent ts. and without dls~.im!nallon: GSI last week and 11,: meelin tute. Arrangements w~re m.ade 1 heard nothtn further u 0 t 1 gallon a review was made. of mg to tbe Comoussulner the of the responSJbUI~es of t b of over 200 followed Th"rsdav a~ for an independent mvesllg.. State Represen~tlve Ralph Wei- ~e formal grievances Ill~ a;at•on of the .professJOnal man~gement staff 18 '2;. see the Junior Fairgrounds. · lion by one of the men assign. ker called and asked !Jr t be Slll~ f?r. Fournier assumod 1•10 smg responSibility at the lnstl- this JS ind Th d' t , letter follows ed to the central office. A report meellng of JulY 26 1967 poSition of Superintendent 3t tullon from the , th etat'rec ~ s f 1 1 liUld 1~ was requested as to the specif' · Gallipolis State Institute. Only responsibility as it lil!ects non,, ' it e "fa •:~"ha." g ~n de~ied Jc problems at Gallipoli~ •s well "Based on the tnve<llgatlon four were submitted. 'I' h r e e professional personnel, It ' by80anv' re~nsl~e part•••· as any specific cbtrges of dls- by the office of the Commls- have been resolved and one Js been agreed that tbe Su~erin· ···On· Juf 26 1967 a crimination of uolair treatment sioner of Mental Hygie11e as pending. tendent should proceed took lac: In ;, offi .• at t 11 ~ of any employe by any sup.r. well as by the office of the Di- ''(C) .One of tho gene r a l this recommendation. ·Acc,oro·- 11 By Enrolling Now In the reque~t of Stat/Rep•~sentallve visor. In the report submitted, ~tor tbe following was eslab- charges made which was_ not ingly. tbi~ meana ~~ba~t~·tth~•:~! ll Begitls Sept. 12 Ralph Welker which included there was nothing that could be hshed: related to any of the wrJtten lion .of D1rector of se•ersl el)lployes fr,om Gal!i~o. used as a basis fo; charges •· "(A) Of tbe twenty written ones presented was tbat the s~- not mclnde any Only A: Few . Its Stste Institute. At this meet- galnst any supem!!Or. statements of specific cllarges Jectlon of those to be In Psychi- authority ~ver atte~da~~· "'We teach ,all phases of Beauty Culture. Short lng representations wer~ made Subsequently, on July 7, 1967 submitted, eight had no refer- atrlc Aid~ classes was unfair chlatrlc aides, or ~n~y~:~:~~lnt ll Vacancies Remain period. Tuition payment pl:m avaUable. Approved conceming the reasons fr,r the during a telephone conversat;on ence as to the date on whi('i! and diltcrnmnatory. Th~ nves- no~ · professiOnal trainine. For New Students demonstration that was tak;ng between Gary Short, L. C. Hen. the event(s) took place and ligation reveale~ that thiS could . The goal or the : ·. · · , , . , Chena River Flood :D~th Was ·Unpr~i~it: ..,_ ·• . mt· ~"!~•cation ,_ By GORDON SCJIVLTZ iO much hlg~r," Pl1elfter ..ld, the folt()WinJ day. At the unlter~ty: ' refugees 1ca1'1 ~ ·· Jbli' FAIRBANJ!S, Alaska (UPI)- s~klni h!J head. JaU. Evacuatl'd walling 10 re!um io thtih: hom"" 1predlcftoll the Clr. ~ Insert an aspirin lnlo · 1 Dlllltl'r Ulljll'tdlclable Jail cells In tbe pol~e station wandered about almlmly wh~n would soon be tiOOded ~.~ clothespin wired to an alarm Power Unes, tenet's. and base~JWnt wtre evlcia!M early tbey we"" not workln( at bargains. ·, ".,;;~ bell and suspend tbe pJn an •lnch several homes were swept away and l!le few prl~rs who were •olunleer jobs Ul«< eilpervfllng They were !IJIIIIIy -~~r off the basen:ent floor. In the river's. path. Few people on hand pitched In with their the makesh!lt pre«l)ool nurse- about their futuro, b!lwevu, lllf,·ii ~hen the tablet ,,dissolves, . had time to IMVe theit' cal'$ or Jallel'll to help In lhe eQlera.. n· ry or distrlbulln~ blankets. few talked abQut leavbfJ AJ~,!Ii' you ~e got a nood their per!!Onal belongings. cy. . , . .~nd · while they wnited, they regardless of thelr periiOIIIIi 1 W1th such a horne-made was all they could do to Typical of the heartb..,ak for ltlked about starting oD over hardship . 1, alarm, Sl~wart Rothman m•y their Jives. Fairbanks was the Alaska again when the water goes 11 was jhe same way alter: ~~~· ! have saved his life The bell Could anyone have Centennial Exposition, wblch down. Good Friday eqarbqutW! ~b11 ;, ; went off at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday the Intensity of the dlsoster waa flooded and demroyed after Some even joked about their rocked Anchorage and ottJtt:•· The clothespin was kept open Jim Binkley, lklpper o' the undreds of Alaskans had put misfortune, but that Is the way south central AWka clUet ' ift:"., home when the waters of the 1IJO.foot tourist vessel, 'l'he thousand~ of hour! of tim• ar.~ of Alaskans. 1964, taking over 100 llvtt.c. .l "" noodlng. Chena . River begar. Discovery, has spent 28 years effort Into Its con!!lructlon. "When I get back to my Former G~v. ·William A. EJIIII):; ' pouring 1n. , .. piloting on tho Cbena and Evacuees were lodged In bouse, lf It's still there, I'm 'llllllmed up the mood then wllllii·~~ Rothman had rigged up tile Tanana rlvm. school buildings wherever there glad to roll out the furniture be sald "Alaskana thrlv• -.:,;. 1 apparatus before he went to bed "Believe me; 00 one could was high fll"'und and about 8,000 and hold a half· price sale," adverotl~." · 1•1,1:( ~- : the mght before. have forecast how high tioe made their temporary hom~ nt said one. And now tho piiop!e ...W." i ,The ...clothespln WAS kot opro lll!ter would ~o." he said. !he University of Alaska earn- Another, after observing hun· i Falrbenks are lhoWIIIJ · -~ i With the aspirin tablet 110 that year it was the lowest pus. dreds of partlally-1ubmerged[same Jp!I'IL. .'o.i«~- ' whlln th~ P•l~ dls!!Oived, the oln seen and this year . . . I1"------------=----__;-;;;;;;;;;;;i~iliil=;;;;•li!lll ci<Jsed and rang the battery- Al3ska Gov. Walter J. Hickel II operated hell. Within five hours, said the destruction far es<etdthe upstairs of Rothman's ed his worst fears. , $40.000 home was filled with dirty water up to the window He said estimates of damage. ledge. rough at the very best, nnge Upstream at. the· lsl11nd from $200 million·$300 million. Home.s sllbdivision the water almost none of it Insured. At began to inch lis wav o•er the least· lhree and perhaps seven river bank about noon Monday. dled in lhe dlsoster. Ed Pheiffer, a city employe, Ther were ,daring attempt said he beard on the radio that to rescue people stranded on the r;1·er would c""st at nil"' rooftops when tile water adfeet over flood stage or 15 feet vanced. Huty attempts to I later that night saridb•g vital nerve <..nters I iJ¥d 1 ~ n • ' 1 :l )'ou Can Be·a Highly Trained BEAUTY OPERATOR GB( FALL .;..;tin ! I QUARTER 1 'I BEAUTY SCHOOl·;: ,.,, I t place at the iMiitutwn In addl- ry and myself, I stated that If nothing which would give a clue lion. twenty written statements Ithe demonstration taking place as to when they occurred. Of were presented as grievances was because of grievances It the remaining twelve two agamst actions by the Director wa~ unfortunate, for there 'was tloned events occurrlng "some of Nursing. a Department grievance proce- months ago," and ten "After discussion. tiJOse pres- dure that enabled employes to a dellnlte date. Of these ten, en! were advised an Jnvestiga.l hrlng attention of any unfair seven referred to events tiDn would be made and upon treatment by their supervisors ring In 1964, the other three oc· completion a report would be to the Superintendent, ~,. the curring In the last four months; submllted. This lett.r is lh e Commissioner, and to the Diret· and one of these has been filed promised report whi t·~ Is oeing tor of the Departmeot and that as a formal grievance In accorpresented·· to each el"pbve at 1 no such grievances had been Idance with our procedures. GallipoiJS I presented. In angwer to a •JU•s· "The twenty complaints were "So thai you underst•nd m~ lion by Mr. Short I staled that further analysed as to their na. • • • •• •/ • " IS to provide the best ~~ble care an~ . . for t ose who are 10 Jls also is the goal ?1 . . State lnsl!tute. Th1s lnsbtullon, Is In exlsten~e for this don<' II 36 L~cust only. Nothmg must be that would In any way hloder 0 ENROLL NOW GAlLIPOLIS VALLEY BEAUTY SCHOOL~ Business College 0 410 FRONT ST., MARimA. o. PhoJ 373-3617 Ph 446-4367. 1 '' Va. IN OUR .. not be substantiated from the available records. There w•s a definite policy foltowed and no Preferential treatment coul<l be proven. An analysts. of .t he most recen~ PsychlatrJc A Ide classes justified and supported the selections made. • THE 1937 GAILJA. Aoademy High School Blue Devils began pre - season workouts Thursday under tbe watchful eye of head coach Glenn Trou~ who seems like an awlully nice guy, . and assistants Duke Burson, Everett Vance, and Bill Cwl•y. There are two practices mornlng and afternoon.. with the Var· slty and Freshmen working separately. Bot when the Frosh are pracllc~, Co a Trout Is right there keaplng an eye .oo the yearllnga as well the V.arsity. TOWN I BY DICk THOMAS GAWPOUS - Bicycling is becoming an important 1port in the old Frencb' City. In fact there are so many youngsters riding bikes that, frankly, I'm surprised there are not a rash of accidents involving the riders. It would be nice if enforcement agency or civic club sponsored a bic:ycle safety program, or formed a safety ~lub. Then, again, I may be wrong there may already be .uch a dub in existence. , -·-Back in the early 1940s, prob. and she's the former Carol MU. obly brought on more by neres- ler· of Rio Grinde, have' a new ;ity because of tile war, there baliy boy,Jiom,at.3:38 p.m. lasl FOR. ALL YOU Buckeye fnnA, •••• many worneo of tbe town Mbnday Iii II!' Alexabdrla, va. I I'ye some requesta for the !till'/ who rode bicyde•. and in fact, hospital. ·• , 1IKIIednle, here are the teams .hey had a bicycle club. I. The. haby bas been named 1fall: Ohio State will be pla~ tbll I nave an ap.,ro~:llt• ~i<Y·I Norman Olin Andrew Huff, and Sept. 30 _ Arizona, at eo. cl• qUIZ which l ioten•l t•> pr<· · he weighed eight pounds and Jumbllj; Oct. 7 _ OregOJJ, at sent !n Our '!'own ;ome:lme '" Ione ounce. If you'll notice the Eugene; Oct. 14 _ Purooe at he near future. 1'11 rcn the initials of the baby's name Columbus; Oct. Z1 _ Nort~~est­ JUestions one da 'l and 1hen In spell ''NOAH." He bas a Iiiier •. ern, at Evanston; Oct. 111 _ n' couple of days, I'll print tho Sarah Louise. llnofs, at Columbua; N<Jv. t _ •nswm. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale Miller Michigan State at East Lan: of Rio Grande are the mater· alng; Nov. 11 '- Wisconsin, at MR. AND MRS. CHARLES I nal grandparents are Mr. and Columbus; Nov. 18 - Iowa, at ~ . Huff of Arlington, Va., he's i nat grandparents re Mr. nd Columbva; and Nov. 25 _ '"""" 11 a co ·xilo~for Eastern_ !\_~lines, Mrs. Warren Huff of Arlington, lgan, at Ann Arbor. 35°J..COMBED OOflfON HO taOH SPORT · SH·IRTS SPORT SJ!,! SJ97 ~ SHIRTS ·- . race riot is now being tallied to some degne of atturacy, according to the figures released by the Insurance Information lnstitllle New .Yor~ City. The figures, which insured losses only; show $85 mil• in dafl)ages in insufed businesiSes.snlly. do not residential and misctllodomages, not to mentinn ttit ltitoLdamogH iw:1he, riotS amounted to on the left Side ol the tift numbtr of.• -....... when the water long, the ,.-..;..--...;.-::-:;.~~;.~~--tooBut e•pected lS.foot level..,ach.!d about proved aky was futile. dolled Bfore with helicopters 10 p.m., It kent or. swelling until t~an•porting "'fugees, food and It leveled off feet .five medical • up pI i ... II • hour< Jet~~ .> ·. trucks and amphibious vel .I'"I 1 "We)ept thlllklng It WbUldn"t :flUshed through the A \ ., .; . , covered streets, leavlnJ waves I" . " in .their wake. 1\ ll!ayor H. A. Boucher said tllat S'tll.l \.Ef ' f _... from the air his city looked lik< - • - - - - - - - ; a "bathtub full of houses, boats, Gauges. - Gallipolis, 11.9 and and cars." ~--+- • .. ' VISIT US & REGISTER FOR THE lU. runnin& .2 feet o! ro!le~s.;,, At the flte station ous jj).lr'ie,.: Pt. Pleasant, 23.83: Pomeroy- 'thur~ay, there were still thr<oe :1 ..A . . not be . Mason, 20.88; Hinton, 0.56.. fall- feet of wat<r at the bottom . .WOtlel · I! lng· Kanawha Falls 2 55 fall- 1he bra~• pole. In place of fir. . . · 6 Y . pers<Jns nig{ Charlqjon, oui: Longo~, ·lrucklo were river skiffs ) .• from a hfe that, 1 Ma-•k and .Wfnft-ld ! '""·I outboards. It looked like a smt>~I JI Dear H 1 • ... effort, they could set a- "'"""' .: · ' ' ,T , ,.. , bo h b e en. .. , I'd lik~,lo hear what o t b. !jo~t ·to . v • , the sill. .. ~· at ., or. Every so often you read about/ "deserter!"\ ' think and wh 3 !fll~8 ~ thl•8 ti~·'' Boat Movements: · Almost a doz•n bulldin~s ' 1 ~~man who "suflered amnesia'' can they do about 11 , UN d "t mbany use "' provGalllpollo Lacko - Prjnciplo Iburned to the water-line In th" 1 ,., lso f 11oodl ng '"h oenew ;''•lnMARRIEDHUSBAND· ' -.lrea· e o e an escape mco an un. • . , fi 1 d sta rted aw 1 Come In and Browse Around, No Purchase . .., •down!!l5p.m.;T·ammyL. Jrsttwon 1... 1 1 8 01 Necessary. ' \ lh~r ! th • a' different part of the country, Dear Un. . >~ .mare , White up 8· 30 p m · g 0 !v ay 1firemen were busv rescuing 'Iter disappearing from .htS You're ·nor \lone th t' 1 17ore or~ e .an rLea 11Y •t 1down $·:ro pm • ·John Morro;. stranded and homelss. · I 1 hprne town, wife and family;: /sure' Every. week "my' or ~~kmost tehpreks~l,ng. ~hSD may lup 12·40 a.,;.- ·Helen z.' ·'own On the second Door of the ' y 'd b . ed' ho e you m I " ,, rtstmas . . . . 1' t t' p II Ch' . ou e surpriS wttna•l brings. questions from peouie ..,. Jul but the aU ~o or 1:40 a.m.; Fort Dearho\'11 down po ll'e s a JOr., o ce .. le, I ny people are hvmg their sec· I who WO\Ild,; like to "live re; ~Y d th ilr Y'jnjll ed 2,15 n m.; OI)Wari! Ull '4:50 a. ; Stanle.v Zaveral was surrounded , ond ~~~ •. w1t!tout benefit of d1v- . table" tlillltcaH·glford ~ . un er e •e. Y De m.; Phl)ip s~om down 6:5tl " I with telephoJJM he Cllllld .not use onc~" IIl bet among yo .u r 1qree tllttpjll ·mpke it . . f " tlji . m 111.; J!arvey \l:o~4.av· aown '1. 15 after thr~ days of'fl"?"mg. Ali i fr1ends 1S at leas~ one marned 1 QlmhJeiit$1 J(yone' _ . odr ' '·· ~ , , • 0 .i.m. ; &-ckjord up 8:15 i .m. 1messages wen> by rad1o. · I couple - who isn t, and nubo- 1Dear Helen.' · hooke 1·'0nhlhbl~ (drug, Kan•itba River _ M~rmet The Fairbanks News Miner's , ~.. knows • ' ' not tru Y a It orm. . ., Ia I edltl d I' ed I ' "' · 1 What il9 you (!o when · Mmlll" j · Alan R. Merrill down 8 p.m.1 1 s on was e 1ver o GALLIPOLIS, OHIO .. How do l know? Because I'm a rna~ ctlaslrtg w . may ''I!·~ •II James R Hilles pp )J 0 m . homes Mondav evening. The In that group. My wife wor'',' tigroup; W , roman~ 1 · · state of panl~ or Joey Choiln· down ll:4~ 'flood water knocked out the • give me a divorce. It woul rl e ~. IVe COUp j:!S VI 1? • 8 CUr~ Ul . 1 • • . · go around together My husband victim must ..,, Wmf1eld. Pollv R. UP 2.25 p. . have cost everythmg I had to , 'd h' . . 1m· A v Criss up' 7·10 p m · win a contested suit. So I walk . cons• ers t IS ·~e man his b~st ' In a'' hospolal l . . . ' . '- . ·• ' «< Wh friend and cant see that does not hR H. E. Bowles up 7.20 v m.. o!t. ofh ·out,..:,. y not' We h~thedlld'',"Ch wife,.~anl$ to be more Chlorpro~: l State up 2 25 a.m.; Lucy .Jane er.r u,•ere wer~ no c ren. frlendl)', •llr maybe he doe· d ugh b - Lucas up 2:35 a.m.; rl. F I MJl pt'lsent "w1fe" knows the r as een l Shearer up 4• ·i>IJ• , . . ,cause wflen they dance '• helpfJI :w a.m.; •f o·..oms It ta I. u t1 1~ We don I hke 1t. but 1 ,...., . · Harvey down 6·10 am I we're llvllig respectable. We're er, ever,rvvuy else sees •t. . , on the ~ub- I Ohio River- ·Lock .12 ·Prankfar ·mora married than l was j after. f!ftn, Helen. I talked to p~lll. ,pte to refer to rn II' 'down 6 a rn. f,:.,ek 14 rjefore, ·~nd· we'li· stay thot way.. her.~u.sb~nd about It ~.nd he t.ld Itwo . · rellUtedly hall uri [·~teel. Cli oer u 5li ri ~ · L~Good Bule for school . ,We're spending as go, aot me h~,q !\ad trouble Willi her be· genlc! .dt\Jgs (drugs that co"se other ''lleidma/ u · 1,35 ~ m.· Red Goose Shoes . : 'ccutnulatihS propefiy. we•hh lore. bilf.~E thmks the solptlon you .to ent.lr a drcem world I Duncan Bruce do~n 2:3; am;~ #. Ill' children, so thent will be no! IS lor "l.'ll ~nd him to get togetfl. without actually going lo sleep) OVF.C 425 . p ·. ~omplications wbeo r die. 1e~; • saysll "everybody's doing The !irs!, not yet given a . Dow~ev :gwn 5 . 2;'·:~.: ~!~ ' If diyorce law! were changP.d 1'1 these-days. . chemJCal name, Is con'"med in l l5 J E Vickers u t·50 am. lo that divorce wouldn't "•JSt• That sounds hke male-•wap. i dried scra~ing~ from banana ~ck. ui. Little G:orge do \II~ lnv•whe~re from $6oo to ~ .000 or ' ping to me, and It ma<es me peels. The Food ;ond Drug· Ad- 3-45 . A D H , 'n i 8 r wouldn't be jn this fix feel crawly. I can't m•otion !his ministration spent two months d ·v ;""""~ an uncont•sted divorce ;s to my husband without caus!ng investi(atlng this sllb••.nace, o.. 4.";' m. 17u c;nff own I .. , than· the ~ver- ! tr.ouble, and ill refu"" IO"'i" ' lng evet.f formula known to the . 12~10 ., . Lock.1e eR"~";; .man can afford. / w11~ !li@~group, he'll get wad. Ihippies. and was unable ,o,tind gp W~st uap~:z. am . Lll<'k 2o ..- - He.s already told me he lhnoks l any hallucinogenic properllfl!i ln Ed. ard S Bo. . th.. d. 5.' tbe. o!hRomen are " mean " to. 1't. Th'"· the re rore, ~nre•ro' ··to w · swor own a m . Lock 23 Ke"".f. do·.m• • thiS nr4111atory gal · 1be a 1 t h d th · ...~. 00 · ·' ' l w'" M"'irui' · ·· . g an oax an · ose "'"' 10· ~: p.m.; Esso Pe~lvonl3 ' y usband IS an hono··onle 1 clatm to be transoorted by down 6,45 a m.: G ,·e·enu p man, and we love each o, n er. smokin~ banana peelin~a are Loc"- v 1 I' d 9·4· He wouUM ~t "pia " to b 1 h IU" a vo me own . a p, , 1'' · . n 3 un- eit er undergoin~ •elf- bypn" D'.: Bobby Joe down fl r.m.; faithful, \IIIUt.l know the:Je thmgs . sis or have reinforced I h elr ! Wlllism H Zimmer down 1! :~ppen ~en a deter~tncd, l!o- l ban~• pee, with a dollop 40 p m.; Defender down 2:Wa: an up her mtnd -and marJJuana or LSD. . M ld hi Lol'k Alto Ze h· her h~,d winks his ey~. What ! A ~ew and more serious ptob- ~~-dow~: p.m.:' n to do. . THREATENED llem os the emergence of meth· houn down 3:25 p.m.: RavensDear Threatened: yl cllmethoxy methyl phenethy. wood down 5:50 p.m:: W•stem 1 woman ·' ':·ore 1amine, a compound that for down 10 p.m.; Texa~ up 2 30 her hllsbMrl, some unknown reason I• a.m.; PJit Murphy Up T a.ll'.. are headoo for STP. Capsules or tablets of _.,, continue going substance can be obtained ' them.·Tell from illicit sources and at "'"t ,tne bout the same'.price as LSD. effects are similar to thole LSD' and jllst u unpredictable. Lif~. Sentenc~ botto.. l Granted that this Is not a --' IRONTON, Ohio (UP!) '.:',!flon'rlty, I will admit 11 does go .well ·aid Broyming, 21, lronlilri 'II1~.,: / l with the YO"'ll . generation. . Ufe·llme pri!!On sentettce HI- .11 Iiilli!.f·aclthrae·'.cent co~umn you lm- "Groovy" e,~ anv ilrdav. Browning was · word ~ gl'O<),vl'" was found joy in Die, and of first degree mlu~d~:. ~~ a,s the high school constaotl dlscqverlnJ, Chief Walter Crowd," and that . we an liliorflve Dec. 1 near·~ MH:,~~:;~ Ri.tver News. -: . Helen .. NO\NG M~""'" outSl A BARG NS - ore GIANT GIVEAWAY I I' YOUNG MiN'S . I T~~ financial toll of this notion's 1 I Mole Super Savings ••• Ouf' of This Wodd Values.! AUGUST OPEN HOUSE SALEI II TOTAL lOSS · · us· AT MURPHY'S 66% POLYESTER ONLY TWO WEEKS LEFT OF THE EMPIRE FURNITURE OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS n:.,:; a· 1 1 ~eligion in America New Morality Popula r Bull Sessi~n I ! I I ' I .', '~ ' ( By LOlliS CASSELS "the four argmnents most function. It faet,llte po~~~a -alit Ualted Press Jatel'lllltlonal 1frequently mentioned In bull tbe Bible uses the "to · sex11aj 1 Topic! at college bull sessions sessions by exponenta of the know" aa a In recent years has been the so- 'new morality.'" Ultlon. But moie called "new rnoralll)•" which Argument No. 1 is that sex Is to It lban "kuowledga encourages premarital sex ex- simply a game, like tennis. "As means )IOIWI', particularjy ia perience. long as no one gets hurt, and no mterpersonal relaHODBbi.Jit." 'l'o It ha• been enthusiastically one takes Is seriously, it's fun knew someone lntlmajely 'Is to ,-omoted by Playboy Magazine, and there's no harm In It" put him or btr In a'positlon of i'itb an assiqt from certain The ~acuse cltaplaia ack- vulnerab!Uty. theologians wllo are not noted nowlkeges tbat thfl' lightfor their reticence ahout public~ hearted view of aex may make Need ll'omplete Relallt>nsiJip ty. some sense for boys. But he "We must he That tt Is having an impact on notes that the"' ill "a vast careful~ In all humu ~tloll-; undergraduate attitudes is clear diference between male sexua- ablps, t hat the le~ of from a report In the Journal of lily and female st!ltllallty." knowledge sband are approthe American Medical Associa- "Sex is one thing women ta¥ priate lo the actual bonds wli~ tlon by Dr. Seymore Hallet>o. seriously, even .If tbey JO~e ~xlst, or eble we've wounded-or direclor of student psychiatry at about it. Their whole physiology been woonded, or · both . , . tho University of Wisconsin. He is bound up In their sexuality in There's something lnapJJroprlate IBid t~.at 70 per cent of the a way that It Isn't Iii the male and lnautbentlc-som.etblng coeds who responded to a of tbe species, and a woman sincere'-allout ' 'aoq aH eonfJCientail questionna:re af- has a lot JliOl'e at stake." For a '."ay' sexually while at tile iame firmed the belle! that t'/rc is woman, ";erlousness and re- lim• going only ·part way "noi!Jing wrong" with premari· SIX'' · · · - ~•tment" emotional!~ or lntelledually-or tal sexual lnterrourse. Telnevltably lied up with a sex fmanclally. , However, only 22 per cent relat, .. dtor how cool The final lqlllltent for the •aid they had actually engaged and c:&'lllll she may try to keep "new morality" Ia that sex Is ~ Intercourse. The disparity it. slmplv an erpresslon of love a lelween tbe two figures 8ng. Normal Humaa Appetite sign ·or symbol of affectk,n. gesls that there may be a good Another argument of the Sine< Chrlstlant1 uphold love as many girls who feel It would be "new moralists" Is that sex is the Ideal basis of all human "squ•""" to dl9approve of merely an appetite, Uke hunger, relatlonsbl]l!t the argument premarital .ex, but who are ~> nd should be satisled as Implies theY should be In favor ~everthele.s maintaining their matter ..,f.factly as any other of ma~ ..,1 activity fill" own virginity for ,..,_, wllicb nonnal human need. ever.one. they sense to be good ones even "'!'here'• a large measure of • tbough they ore unable to \truth In thil aJl!Umenl," Pal!lor This, however, II just it Jrljculate them. Jlooeh ~. But it smug• semantic game, made poastble Pre•ents Coonter-Argumeall gles In tile ·premise that human by tho f•ct l!lat the English The Rev. .Paul F. Bosch, .ltappliless COJtiLsla In pn~mpl language has only one word, Lutheran c'"'."'u• chaplain at sallsfactlinnf all appetlles. And "lovt," to cover a range of S~racuse UnJVersHy, believes 'tbll just lm't true, be says, human emotions for whlclt tbe that it's time •ome counter· Only spoU4!d cltlldren expect to Greek! uaed at le&llt fOur lllgurnents were made available bpve all tbelr wants fll'aUted. • lfferent verbs. 'l'he tlnd of love Ill these girls (and to the The abiUty to dlsclpllne appeo which Christ commanded rubst81ltial number of boys who tltes -including !eX - b the followm to show to all penons, secretly arlmlre and approve , rmark of a ,mature per1011aUty. including their enemies, wu tl\eir stand.) The third argument hoirls that what the Gr ee ka e a II e d '"I bell"!!~ ~tbe 'new "sex Is simply a matter of "agape." It is a pure dllllnterean be{~ to be false gettln£.jo.knotr-you,N a .bond of esled, unselfish Jove wbldl has llmolil f/tr!· point," Intimacy wbtch helps two people nothing to do with going to Boldt wrltes In the wtaal under- wltll Slllii!OIII (a ldnd dl love -..oflbe fll'lllts wltlclt the Clrukl ullJ · ·:&t' . ' ' tba t te MO tiOH .. J'UMOR IVY SIYLE PANTS DRESSES ·,s4" sza! s· I Y(llteiMEH'S -x. '6oRoH -P¢CWR These Schoolday Shoes ti5 t:i:· . Have The Styling That $7 95· 1 Youngsters Like And The • Durability And Fit That ·?.If• • Vie( • 1 Parents Know are Important ;ndrelr. All Are Constructed With Care. Browning Gets All Are Ideal For School. , .. \ , ,Mil ..,~ .... loMiliij'- aovr ~· ~WN SL.Aq<: SET *211 . .... ,... Oil- pus. Tliis ponnoaent press. 10 iroa, twill of 18% . Coltoa M'cl ~ Polr.,., II 1ft. IIICI .....:: .• ~-~ "'""* L u ____ ~ ~ . ,.......... iry ~ willa ' ~ $6.99 ~-·"" • • aoflr. toop.. .. ~!At "' waist 29 flo 38 IIICI ., ' ...... ~n. . at"n•••,.....................,....... _ _. . .111 , •• 1 ., ; .... "irts.") ., .\ ~ . ··'., • l '. •.' �' /' •• ' • ., ' re--•• I . ·~,> ,; . I, •• • ~ ' '(' IJ""" ' • . 11:a1r 'PQ~Itov I Jf ·•' F~el I , '\.. , , Pie.~. · J~mes Me~lll, ~·~ l'o~roy ~astm111, fii~•u•ae Neue~ > ' - .Twenty ,. throe 1Purchaser wa• the City. lee and ·l!ioia Sall!lage Co., F 1 r mer s MeCoy, Rirky .f:.enorarb•ll. • anlniils )rolight a total ol ll-:i po. . :Paok •nd Savings Co., Qaul's .\lichael1 Janice .Eastman; Jlihp A_getioneer waa Jobo McNen , 208.7U'I'!clay at 1 steer! jnll)!h,asera lndilded the 1 Market, Jeffen Market, Athens, Meredith, with James. Carnahan and I. 0. 1111• lilll!t at til! Meigs County [Evans·1· Co., R o y a f 'Meigs Equipment Co., [) I n e neth BoleD Steven Stanley Chllr-1McCoy aervms 11 the rfllg meo. J1mlor Fllr by the county I u n- Gro\t'n '81Jttling Co.; Ohio Valley/' Amusement Co., Na. lea Michael _Benedum, Judge waa Dr. Randall II e e d." lor •teer_, I!Jub. , · llndusttleJ, &!gar 1RI)n Mill, R. lionaJ Bank, Keith Goble Ford MiChael, IIOIIIIle E a a t- Maldng up the •teer dub CW11AVel\llif pr. P"r heaa at &he ,a , Rl'liiings and Bom Coi, Land- 1 Co and, lbe Murphy OD Co. man, Klmmy Pierce, . Charles mltlee were William Carr, Uoyd •afe,irlisJ3011.10 with an Feed L Club memben selling In addi· !Yoot, Jlmlll1 Betz, Mll:e stackwooct, W. S. Miebael, If!. by KA!TY Slawter belnt bid 'Store, I Jlay I!J8ss, , Veterans Inon to were De b b I e ,road, Bob Ritchie, Eddie HuiJp, 1ram Slawter, Mr. BobIn· J11e prtce, i592JO. IMoiMrl'il HMpilal, West Vlf. I1\.,.bau(b, EdwitU:rilss, Byron Vickie Clarr and Wayne L 1f.. ' Ande!'IOn and. C. E. Blakes. ~venJ1111 ~her ani~ mark,""fllberf~. ,Kau~. SI!J~. .. •t h1g~st ·· '' . Pac~ ' , , . , _., ·: . ·' ~awter . 'I ' " 'Fiddlers Fidille to SRO Grounds .~ · ~ Boa _ TYPEWR11ERs WhUi "~anciJng -room !)Illy" ts consideffi! a measure of sue>. cf.sa In a.n i !uch ~ntat(on­ llli' iiddlera contest cUd even IJi.iier '!ban that., 111~ just wasn't .,. even IllY •landlnJ room. plan, and .Rdll·~· Prhri•ry· Needs · Tablets, Pencils,:Bookbags Crayems • Paste • Sdssors · Aisotted Colors ' Tbi>Re hlmed away from the greqdstand area· - where 1,531 p'id,.!Jdmission to see the event - it<iod on · fencet or hllllldea· In all altempt to at leu\ gel a g~mpse ind ll•ten u ,25 COD!I!!I13nts competed for the Ohio Fiddler( Utle plus lucrative " .<· I Biltders - Fillen Dictionaries (;,.position Beoks <OSn .pnzes. . cilmm•cial . IN TIME FOR BA'CK· T().iCHaftl SEYn.!'IGI Hopsacking ' .PINW~~ .. • JEANs·: . ~· COtJPU~OY , . . SIZES 6to 18 . ~ 20 Colors To . ChoOSe',: Froni·~~ ., ' " ',. .c . ~-:t;if:; ~­ . ~ ~ .,,"'!/f":. SJ.~9 yare! WIOE ·WALE SIZES 29 to 36 $4.99 Pomeroy Man In 77th Ohio ' ;· ~'-!~GROUP OF BOYS BOYS 4MBLER WASH 'N WEAR ·.• ..·s-JIOrt sleev• SLACKS SPORT SHIRTS For Back-To-School Sizes 6 to IS ' '• REG. $1.99 ' . AND .. $2.49 $,.49 Wildcat 4-Door har~ ~op, SPORTS cxccllrnt wh1tewall tires, ra- dio. This cor in like new COD· dtlion. $2195 1962 PLYMOUTH J DENIM Fury, 4-door hard top, excel· lent whitewall ures, Y-B, automatic. po-wer c;teerma:, ra· dio, a good clean car. $795 ~tand:trd shift , 6 eyhflder, white\\ all tires, o,o;hrrl co\'Ns, looks and n1ns like new, $995 1963 FORD Country Sedan StaUon Wag. on . ' '·8, automatic1 PO':Yer .~a~hful IP\Pt· $895 FORD SAtES . In Bonded Stretch Doeskin. · ·J~~99 Hno· I FINE SELECTION PRINTED DACRON and POLYESTER HOPSACK.ING ..,, •• .. .. ·· )~1 . ~~-0' RT . .:.~.,S. H l RT S ~1~29, ' . " '-•·'\~ .l ·r•.,1J. ;,. ' , I ,. sa.,.,.·. 1 c.!!~4~. ~!~~~!to, radio, DRESS~,S Sizes 6}to 16 j ... Falcon Station Wagpn, 6 crl· tnder. standard sh1ft, rad1o, whitewall tires. white rJnlsh, turq~o.1se ior, excellent cond1hon. GIRLS JUNIOR · PETITE .$7.95 &. $795 1962 FORD steermg, •. -=-=---1 WR.At{GLERS tnr· quoise and while fmesh, tur· quoise intrrior, power steer· ing and brakes, pow~r seat, yard . ,,_;Q9. .. .,. BOEFLrat night wtiri. the 111' 11 Old Time Fi~llfen P,ontest wu atqed at he r,telp .(:Gully Fair. · '1UCHERS· SUPPliES Boys Permanent Press · '' pPMERO)I' - The fiddlers fiddled ·and anote ldng·sl!ed crowd lo-(ed evecy of II FrldaJ Rciial: Underwood, Smith-· ·C6'ama Also:;Rentals Aislirted Colon · " >I :> •·• \,_ ~. ~~ 'I · ·.. lal-~- 1 -GALLIPO.;;_ ;;;Lla;;;;A.;...K. er .,...,.ctd relleandt for lbe lllae Devils illordtlq Band wiU -· 1 11111 be,. Mllllday ~. IIIOI'III•J at I a. m. The ftrot lootbaU 1a111t wW be in weeu. J !I ~... , ..... MEIGS MAIUIIAGE UCENSES , 20 James Malcolm Hamm. • GRAND CHAMPION - 1be City Ice and Fuel Company paid .• 5112.10 South Webster, and Mary grand champion at the junior oteer club sale at the Meigs Cou11ty· Fair on Stafford, 2:2· Pomeroy Hoole I, night. Pictured, I to r, are Wyatt Radford and Walter (Burnsey) Rog'; Jun1or Taylor, 21, Mason, the purchaser; Harry Slawter, who sold the grand champion, and Pomeroy. W. \a., and Luc•He PhiWpo, Zl, Ann Holter' Meigs County Junior Fair King and Queen.- Photo by Ken Vlol~ VOt. 2 NO. 29 H~. -~oi!D SUNDAY, AUGUST ·.20, 1967 L Page 11 �' /' •• ' • ., ' re--•• I . ·~,> ,; . I, •• • ~ ' '(' IJ""" ' • . 11:a1r 'PQ~Itov I Jf ·•' F~el I , '\.. , , Pie.~. · J~mes Me~lll, ~·~ l'o~roy ~astm111, fii~•u•ae Neue~ > ' - .Twenty ,. throe 1Purchaser wa• the City. lee and ·l!ioia Sall!lage Co., F 1 r mer s MeCoy, Rirky .f:.enorarb•ll. • anlniils )rolight a total ol ll-:i po. . :Paok •nd Savings Co., Qaul's .\lichael1 Janice .Eastman; Jlihp A_getioneer waa Jobo McNen , 208.7U'I'!clay at 1 steer! jnll)!h,asera lndilded the 1 Market, Jeffen Market, Athens, Meredith, with James. Carnahan and I. 0. 1111• lilll!t at til! Meigs County [Evans·1· Co., R o y a f 'Meigs Equipment Co., [) I n e neth BoleD Steven Stanley Chllr-1McCoy aervms 11 the rfllg meo. J1mlor Fllr by the county I u n- Gro\t'n '81Jttling Co.; Ohio Valley/' Amusement Co., Na. lea Michael _Benedum, Judge waa Dr. Randall II e e d." lor •teer_, I!Jub. , · llndusttleJ, &!gar 1RI)n Mill, R. lionaJ Bank, Keith Goble Ford MiChael, IIOIIIIle E a a t- Maldng up the •teer dub CW11AVel\llif pr. P"r heaa at &he ,a , Rl'liiings and Bom Coi, Land- 1 Co and, lbe Murphy OD Co. man, Klmmy Pierce, . Charles mltlee were William Carr, Uoyd •afe,irlisJ3011.10 with an Feed L Club memben selling In addi· !Yoot, Jlmlll1 Betz, Mll:e stackwooct, W. S. Miebael, If!. by KA!TY Slawter belnt bid 'Store, I Jlay I!J8ss, , Veterans Inon to were De b b I e ,road, Bob Ritchie, Eddie HuiJp, 1ram Slawter, Mr. BobIn· J11e prtce, i592JO. IMoiMrl'il HMpilal, West Vlf. I1\.,.bau(b, EdwitU:rilss, Byron Vickie Clarr and Wayne L 1f.. ' Ande!'IOn and. C. E. Blakes. ~venJ1111 ~her ani~ mark,""fllberf~. ,Kau~. SI!J~. .. •t h1g~st ·· '' . Pac~ ' , , . , _., ·: . ·' ~awter . 'I ' " 'Fiddlers Fidille to SRO Grounds .~ · ~ Boa _ TYPEWR11ERs WhUi "~anciJng -room !)Illy" ts consideffi! a measure of sue>. cf.sa In a.n i !uch ~ntat(on­ llli' iiddlera contest cUd even IJi.iier '!ban that., 111~ just wasn't .,. even IllY •landlnJ room. plan, and .Rdll·~· Prhri•ry· Needs · Tablets, Pencils,:Bookbags Crayems • Paste • Sdssors · Aisotted Colors ' Tbi>Re hlmed away from the greqdstand area· - where 1,531 p'id,.!Jdmission to see the event - it<iod on · fencet or hllllldea· In all altempt to at leu\ gel a g~mpse ind ll•ten u ,25 COD!I!!I13nts competed for the Ohio Fiddler( Utle plus lucrative " .<· I Biltders - Fillen Dictionaries (;,.position Beoks <OSn .pnzes. . cilmm•cial . IN TIME FOR BA'CK· T().iCHaftl SEYn.!'IGI Hopsacking ' .PINW~~ .. • JEANs·: . ~· COtJPU~OY , . . SIZES 6to 18 . ~ 20 Colors To . ChoOSe',: Froni·~~ ., ' " ',. .c . ~-:t;if:; ~­ . ~ ~ .,,"'!/f":. SJ.~9 yare! WIOE ·WALE SIZES 29 to 36 $4.99 Pomeroy Man In 77th Ohio ' ;· ~'-!~GROUP OF BOYS BOYS 4MBLER WASH 'N WEAR ·.• ..·s-JIOrt sleev• SLACKS SPORT SHIRTS For Back-To-School Sizes 6 to IS ' '• REG. $1.99 ' . AND .. $2.49 $,.49 Wildcat 4-Door har~ ~op, SPORTS cxccllrnt wh1tewall tires, ra- dio. This cor in like new COD· dtlion. $2195 1962 PLYMOUTH J DENIM Fury, 4-door hard top, excel· lent whitewall ures, Y-B, automatic. po-wer c;teerma:, ra· dio, a good clean car. $795 ~tand:trd shift , 6 eyhflder, white\\ all tires, o,o;hrrl co\'Ns, looks and n1ns like new, $995 1963 FORD Country Sedan StaUon Wag. on . ' '·8, automatic1 PO':Yer .~a~hful IP\Pt· $895 FORD SAtES . In Bonded Stretch Doeskin. · ·J~~99 Hno· I FINE SELECTION PRINTED DACRON and POLYESTER HOPSACK.ING ..,, •• .. .. ·· )~1 . ~~-0' RT . .:.~.,S. H l RT S ~1~29, ' . " '-•·'\~ .l ·r•.,1J. ;,. ' , I ,. sa.,.,.·. 1 c.!!~4~. ~!~~~!to, radio, DRESS~,S Sizes 6}to 16 j ... Falcon Station Wagpn, 6 crl· tnder. standard sh1ft, rad1o, whitewall tires. white rJnlsh, turq~o.1se ior, excellent cond1hon. GIRLS JUNIOR · PETITE .$7.95 &. $795 1962 FORD steermg, •. -=-=---1 WR.At{GLERS tnr· quoise and while fmesh, tur· quoise intrrior, power steer· ing and brakes, pow~r seat, yard . ,,_;Q9. .. .,. BOEFLrat night wtiri. the 111' 11 Old Time Fi~llfen P,ontest wu atqed at he r,telp .(:Gully Fair. · '1UCHERS· SUPPliES Boys Permanent Press · '' pPMERO)I' - The fiddlers fiddled ·and anote ldng·sl!ed crowd lo-(ed evecy of II FrldaJ Rciial: Underwood, Smith-· ·C6'ama Also:;Rentals Aislirted Colon · " >I :> •·• \,_ ~. ~~ 'I · ·.. lal-~- 1 -GALLIPO.;;_ ;;;Lla;;;;A.;...K. er .,...,.ctd relleandt for lbe lllae Devils illordtlq Band wiU -· 1 11111 be,. Mllllday ~. IIIOI'III•J at I a. m. The ftrot lootbaU 1a111t wW be in weeu. J !I ~... , ..... MEIGS MAIUIIAGE UCENSES , 20 James Malcolm Hamm. • GRAND CHAMPION - 1be City Ice and Fuel Company paid .• 5112.10 South Webster, and Mary grand champion at the junior oteer club sale at the Meigs Cou11ty· Fair on Stafford, 2:2· Pomeroy Hoole I, night. Pictured, I to r, are Wyatt Radford and Walter (Burnsey) Rog'; Jun1or Taylor, 21, Mason, the purchaser; Harry Slawter, who sold the grand champion, and Pomeroy. W. \a., and Luc•He PhiWpo, Zl, Ann Holter' Meigs County Junior Fair King and Queen.- Photo by Ken Vlol~ VOt. 2 NO. 29 H~. -~oi!D SUNDAY, AUGUST ·.20, 1967 L Page 11 �., • ' I ' $'1>.< · ''l" • · · · ,' ~ru· .·v.•~~,~~ ·~ .:U · ' lr · U . . -. . . . . ·~ ;, '·.• ~ ~. ~ ·~·.· :,1" '.'· , · , ,. 1· • ' ' · \J" •. .·. . '" . .._.'. · I ,;w~ -~ · ' l._;he, SUnd~y'";~~mes.SentineJ, , Sunday, Au1. 20, ~9$! • ·. · '. Doc· m ··. ents Pro.mi·se··d·Co:IJe · -rt'ta~~e.~. t. R.o·o·m · ·. d~~te·9,!1sgq1Jari~;~Re:l~;vic;s ·are c~u~. !i"- ~~-; J · ,g· ·e···H· ·e yel.'t:J;•spl);i; ~ut, ~= '1 . . • an~· · thererore. the,~' «VJ~arge • , 1 ;, 'I . t , . . . · . • ' •may not he (Ina!; ~~.. t!!e,91d ., ' l:!IY .Dit'lt•THOMAS , urged lo)oal men ·tn eacb COUll· Tile ftnal note about th~ln I~ Approved by David T.xld, Gov. bet la,t, Ohlo, our aear Stale.l dered a_nd ran.sacted. Your chll· gu~ then Jn gooo. ot,d~~~ ~·. ~e t_li#"JJPOLIS - · J1wo ·c;, II ty "to take !q!lrms and prevare an ailXIous query sent t<r Wal· ernor of Ol\1o. Charles W 'Hill, 1would have 'been Invaded by a dren and 1your chll~ren's chll· that the R<JWder hOm but· 1 '!W'r \llleumeDts'; till!h mp~ than lo~ the w9!sl, - declaring that lace by a Regular Arnoy ,tn. Adj-Gen. of "01\lo, signed by ballll ~ol'!>lrates .determlneil; ·to 'dren wtb be 'proud · that you Jet p!iue~ are' suppiled andcau. · ioo. jears old' lollll be .pr-.ltd "the $!1li"of Ohlo must not be tn- ·cer a fortnight later: ~·cannot Malooim McDOwell, Major and Iovertlirow the hest government were one of' this glorious· band. i lion your patriotic mothers or ~ ~1o the Rio Qrande College vaded by the enemies of ou r I get ,rid of the Squirrel Hunt· jADC. · on earth; our wives and children I Preserve this Certificate . of wives to be at all Umelqire!Jar, 1 .f.;iilti!Q' to be ,la•ei. ill ti1e lltr· jstorlous gote~t." ' era? They are under no ·~ o n• Certifloate of Service_. would jjave been violated and Service ai'Jd ·Disch8rge, he-r.. ~ 1ed •'to furnish · you ~,: fe"i days 'tl!ge_· Room wnere thev w1il oc Major General Lew Wallace, trot." In the end, Cincmnad State of Ohio, Executove De- murdered and our homu ·. . enclo!M to · as'· HI· cooked rations so th~l if your ll'lserved for 1 fqture genera- who , may have :·been j1J3t. the was saved. Klrby Smith h ad partment, Columbus, 0 hI . . , · . .· ' jlons:· . , , . .. man for the assll!llllenl, as- jult heen making a lient. March 4. 1163. 1 · ·:,. ' ·' , c the papers are a ·C*,t Uflcate sumed command of ·the deleris- Men of Gallia•County respond· To: William G. Parmley, Es• •; ' ~f).r'vice and l\ "Squi.-f~l' H·.nl· es nl Cincinnati, ~ndlng fer- id to Governor '{odd's cat• but qr. of Gallia County, Ohio. ..• sr!$" discharge which. were ryboat service o~ lhe r 1v er, were not sent to Clndnnad. The LegiSlature of our Stale . I-t ( , . ,, 1 pr~~ted by Da~ld Tlx(d, ,Gover devised the _slogan "Citizens for iFour months ."alter Wi~iam G. has thi~ day passed the follow: ' :r.h1 <if Ohio to WtUiall)G. !'ann- labor, soldiers for batlle, and Parmley receoved hls d1srha~ge, lng resolutoon: i leY.,~n uncle of the late ll·lTT•'-'r annolll'ce' that all business the Squirrel Hunters in Gallla RESOLVED: by the ~enate ~1!. . . ,i' would he _suspended so that [ County .were called, how_ever, and House of Representativros of ,. 51r.~. Homer Sm~U. a1 Crown able bDdoed men could go out , to defend the qty of G~ll,polls the State of Ohio, that the Gov. ~~iiY aoute is donatmg tl:c dolL' and dig trenches under police agamst the Ulreatened mvaslon he and he Is hereby auil>lftiiiS to the J!i~ G'u~de Col· 'supervision. . by the "Rehel Raldet:a? of Gen. :~;~~ed 'and directed to appro. . ~it lJbrary lor tl!i Heritage From the outlying preconcts eral John Hunt Morgar.. who . t t f h"1s contingent fund ""oi>iu," · homespun citizens showed up Ihad -Invaded Gallia €oUtoty on , aproafefo.u .~" '!"':1' • • · su 1cJento sum to pay for th'e "- ~· Squirrel Hunters came with muzzle loaders, ,•owder hiS "Great Ohoo Rald." Morgan . f a d l"tho ra bin dis:i'n!O reality in the early :,.:; of I horns and leather bullet pouch· never reached Gallipolis. p~on IDM f n t~ g t ~ouc'' e . l86t.l\'hen $011thern Ohoo feem-, es; 15,000 of them and more. William G. Parmley receJv. ~argessto;e w':..~e~ nd: ~ ~ I ;t<t.,c~·tatn't<> ran into Cor.feder- b• all accounts, men who were ed the following two documents: t•· our II a! ·th G por 0 d - • , ·· i ck ood ld H , Dl "" ca o e oven r an ~t;;· .ands as the c~~r"!:v·•n eother ba w smen. ~r cou 1 The Squlrre1 unter s S· went to the southern border to \if . Major Gfner~l Jlra<t·>n pass for such with cthfled re- charge. repel1he invllders, and w h 0 BUILD RESISTANCE nol1/ to fall and' win- ; ·"ragg and General _f.<im•·nd porters, and they prepared to 1 Our Southern Border was will be known in histor as the ltirby Smith swept lhroug~ Ten- ~ man the trenches dug ty less /· menaced by the enem1es of our """ . 1 H t , y ter colds with R.E~ABCE, POTENT YITA- •·· 'rieJSee and Kentucky. The llob- plctu,..,sque folk in case armed Union David 'l'odd, Governor of ""uorre un ers. lJs captured Rich1"onq. a nd 1 secession drew nigh. Ohio. called on the Mi n u t e And, in obedience here~, I ~ MINS that your Professional doctor and ,;-., · 1 druggist may recommend. You can ·de- , ·, teftinston, "Ky.,·,and hended for • They were said to be squirrel Men of the State and tt.• gquir. do most cheerJully en~lose • ,;Jhio., hunters and this was their ·great rei Hunters came by tho l~ous· certificate of your servoce. But pend on quality vitamins, from Prjc~. & , ' . ,, AJI.Ihe Ohio <Ount,<v ,.spond· dsy, and they hecame Jeg•nda- ands to the rescue. You, Wi f. lor the gallant service of your1 Sons Phdrmacy. ''· ',·;i-.~·~ ed 'oon a fever of patriotism, ry: shooting no Rebels. oerause Jiam G. Parmley, weo·e one of self. and other members of the ., •, .. !tight and overflowin& energy. jno Rebels ever came w 1 t h 1n I them and this is your Honora. corps of patriotic "Squirrel 1 David Todd, Governor of Ohio. range. · I ble Discharge. Hunters" rendered in Septem. -~· ': '•. 1 " 'I ·u - ·,. · , ·· . . · ' I' . T • • • . • • , ' , lleliio~ is not . ·' • , I !l!!a· may Gtid Ui_li!J Jn!Wt.,'<g,.... ness f~rbJd), ~ you ~1\Y 1 a;~typ '¥( prove ·yourselves M .\~Ute L, • Men," a~~ . ~gain . pr~tect o'U,r. ~ "~ love~ homes. 1 . 'J' -'' Invoking (:Od's choicest .blesS': logs upqn •rourielf and ;all' wbt i are deal- 10 you.' + • ' .' 1 '}'ours, ~avid ' :i• ' · ' · · ;. <· . JU"IOR . .STARtED • scHdo~ ,_. , TO~AYl ' 1 . 1 ;~ -- ~ Uniform Plan },or School opemncrs • Set '.'III ""l I b ' roultry Division Winners ~amed in _ Judging at Fair :;·"'~IC : ""'!' ,: CRAYOt/f ,_, I· f' .l 6's .- . ;lQc 1 ··1 II ~ f,vPEWRITER ~. ' I· •. '2Sc • ' t· I "~ 25c 19c NOTEBOOK • • 1Sc-49c SPELLING TABLETS • • /10c ,. '"V•, • 24's ..,_ ~1 ~Sc 6 eek"'o.·:ta· ·.· Boy Killed In Accident ,,. ~CARBON . 8's. • • ''t$c 16's • • 12.Sc ll•• _. . · /!):<lNon't Clog, Skip ~r Smear. CRAYONS · POMEROY ...:.. In the farll) entry judging at the · ·: M,eigs County Fair,. tirst place w.tnners in thP. poultry di· vision were Ann Holter. Po me~, Star Route, David Mit· f.· '1 j chell, Langsville; and S. H. -· . , ·' 1 POMEROY - A uniform pr11o Vollhorn. "BidwelL ICh..ter, had the Junior Cham· gram for the opening of ,rhools In lhe Dairy division, David : pion female . and t·hree firsts, In Meigs C.ounty on Tue•dav. Koblrnti. Chesti\1", ·-11 a d . the 1 llthi!r first place winners were Sept. 5, has been es••~llshed, G1:Md Champion Bqll anll the virgil King', Pomeroy Route ,2, Robert Bowen, county scperlnSenior Champioh ,Fe!"ale a p ct.1and Ann Holter, Pomeroy Star tendent of schools, announced. five first plare · wjnner~ In 'the Roufe. Satlirday. Hu\slein entr.ies, Eail a n, j In the Guernsey entries, HarAll teachers will rept'rl to -- · - - - ·---·.-:-· · - old Carnaban, Racine, had the their respective buildings at \l'f Gralid QI3Jllpion Bull. t h e JAMES LANE a m on Sept 5 Cla"ses . , America's tJ G!"llnd,' Champion female a~ d . GAWPOLIS - Jameo A. ! hegl~ at the us~al.hour with I . . ,. . , the Semor Champiun female a_nd ; Lane, son of Mr. and Mrs. missal set for 12 noon. T h 9 first awards. Joy Kay Theoss I Alva B. Lane, Rt. 1, Gall~ will be no lunches serverl at any had the •·moor. Champoon . fe. polls, recently completed ~as- school on the opening <lay. msle and one forst. other forst ic tralnllti at Lackland Air Teachers will meet in each place winners were Edison Hot· j t'orre Baoe, Texas. A3c Lane I building from noon to 12 .30. lor and . Danoel Nease, both of i 1, now at Ko.,ler Air Force 1 2 p.m. each local di•tt·!ct ~ <ix·week old boy hera me Mmersvd!• Route I. Base, Missi•stppi, whert he :hold a general teachers meet. M.son County's fifth highway Paul_ Boerhup, Wellston Rou~ ; Is enrolled In a nine-week [ ing. In the Meigs Local School fatality of 1967 Saturday at 9·· !, exhtboted the grand champ! course of tr•tnlng as an Air· Dostroct the general meeting 10 a.m. on State Route 17. tl ' on female a_nd bull and the sen- .raft Control and Warning will be held at the miles south of Pt. Pleasant. :•or and Junto~ rese!ve females Specialist. Friends may write 1High School while the generol Kennetll Ray Harron, son of !and won 10 ftrsts '" the Milk· . btm: A3c James A. Lane, meeting at Eastern D"mct Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Harron, mp Shorthorns. Larry Chlpps, j AF1170i 810, UOI Sq, CMRI, Ihe held in the East•rn High of 4703 North Maldon St., Chi· Beverly Route I, exhoblted the Box 18515, Kelller Air FFB, &·houl and Southern District cago, !II., died <horlly alter be- champ~on bull and _won s ~ v en Mko., mil. t•a''""' will meet at th• Ra· 1 mg admitted to Pleasant Val· lorsts In the Ayrshores wotb V. cine High School. ;ey Hospital of a fractured skull. E. Leach, Monera! Wells, W. , 1 .Va., exhibiting the junior and END INVESTIGATJON Thought• Injured in the single car ac- 'senior champion females a n d LONDON (UP!) Sc tl d 1 bave applied all this Ill my. 0 rodent wer• .the chiiJl'• parents, ·winning six first places. y d . . di ~~h sell and Apollos for yoar helle· Emmett ~· :!t. treatl'd and,.. '· In the Jersey judging Larry . ar 111s wtm . ngfup boovte-mon 1 Ill brelilren tltat yoa may Shlr .Ch" Be . i d" I d I h mves ga oon o sa age a I .' . ' .. .leased ' , and iW,. his rmoth•r ·~ ' . , tpps.. very "P aye e Britain's newest nuelear power learn by us to llv• aceordlng ;Jei;-~7. .wa•, arlm)tted ~ul· . ~hampton bull; Junior t•hamplon plant at Winlrith HeBt~ the to scripture that none of you ~ .. bark . ~· kidney •tn]Ur· lemale and won five f I r s t s. : E I ,, . I"" s' t may he pulled ap In favor of · ' ' .:..d t ~~net · "" 0 ven ng ,,ews repgr cv a Ur· '~': "" wo pa '"'"'indel'l, .eorge .William Henderson Coolville. /day ,. 011e against anot!ler. -I Cor.l•l ""~ Harron, , R4'hard displayed · the grand champion · ' · ,)l~ :Murphy. :10,. bolh of C:tti- t..male;- the se"niot champion lei · . Fame Is a vapor, i DEXTER QUALITY ):(Ja.;each sllfr.ri"C,:Ia~t"'ns malo and won two fints with ROODS STEAL GOLD .an ,accident, rich~s g'~ ''''IH&es, ·:: ~ ·· · 1bavid Nease, Minersville, wln- PARIS (UPI,-Three hood~ :lvingj, tl'.ose · ivho cheer today tnlil!~::;: t~:!.tt . tn~ho 11ng two f!nt plates. men Into the (r~oght ~urse .tomorrow: o•ly . ld. •• to n, depot at Orly airport Saturday :one thin· g endures - charar.1 drover, sa "" came a w •I nd tol .... 000 rth f ld plare in the skidded. ILATIN EDITORIAL a s e ;• wo o go er. :-Horace Greeley, Amerl· and . limes, LONDON (UP!)-The Guar· mgots, jl()hce -~·p~ote<f. _ - --'~n Journal"!. - - - ·throwing the ' , anct the' dian newspaper commented infant from , , Saturday on Pope Paul VI's . . The body Is ~w·HUI· reform of the Roman Cu6a· · . ' , • • Ill editorial written In Latin. smooth}saili~ .sell Funeral ·Depend•ble Skip F- Writing • SPIRAL STEI~OGI~ iJ.i'rR~ Fa~~te DUCO CEMENT ••• ••• 39c LePAGE'S WHITE PASTE --19c LePAGE'S MUCILAGE' • 29c 'I . ...... ' MULTI-COLORED 1 REGENT CHALK ••• -- 10c ;f .. .. ' ' ' .I ,I •·' .• • 1 · · , ~· · ,. . ,; ·· 1 broke wll! It • You'll have with ACONCRETE SUQQESilON: ., .: ,.. WATER COLOR SET - 29c PENC. ILS - - . 49C MARK ·A·LOT A~~LOR 59c . SCRIPJO ·PENS 39~ and $tOQ · Of,PAK !~!·· - "NINETY~EIGHT" .. .· ------· SCRI"O ~FIBER POINt - · · t1.oo . ;98c ..seal" ·L!Abl' PfHtiL LONG .. ELMERS GLUE-ALL .. $ ·.99 29c •• 59c- $1.00 Size ' ., ~~- 'PAINTS CONCRml FOR EVERY .ROOM IN YOUR HOUSE Anything, Sticks F.or Ketpt AEROSOL CAN • • ... ~; ' . ll FE ,{_ -' I ' CORDUROY BAc-t ~ & HEALTH TIP · To rear happy, sell-confidenr thii:: dren, parentt m111t 11y fill inlltrfH 1 in them. Hippy chit. )live par. , onts who are l!rong(y laterested in 1 their Khool worlc, thei~ friends, a~d i who allow the children to join cOn• : versadon at tlie'iable. .Chlldlttl who 1 lack seii·Cijn6dC!I&e ~ p~~~~ whcr , timpiJ JIJIOred -~~~~ ~~t-findinJ : I Afabulous ~rray of aolm with ""w vi.lalily for'"" r110111 ip your home awaits you when yo~ use DEYOE Interior palnU. And it's smooth uillnl hecouse eosa of application ;, built lnte the formula for evatJ DEVOE paint. You'll find tl1at thare is nothl~ lik.palnt tofmhaft up tht :tirod'' look of your homt an4 lhara are n~ Glhlll' Plinll like DEVOL ·' ' • • ~~ ;' ,. . .. ' ' ) - criridsm II better tbaa,,in!llll•roace. ; ·. I . .. t. / -~ .. ,f ' ' .. . .••.·. t). If II ,. �., • ' I ' $'1>.< · ''l" • · · · ,' ~ru· .·v.•~~,~~ ·~ .:U · ' lr · U . . -. . . . . ·~ ;, '·.• ~ ~. ~ ·~·.· :,1" '.'· , · , ,. 1· • ' ' · \J" •. .·. . '" . .._.'. · I ,;w~ -~ · ' l._;he, SUnd~y'";~~mes.SentineJ, , Sunday, Au1. 20, ~9$! • ·. · '. Doc· m ··. ents Pro.mi·se··d·Co:IJe · -rt'ta~~e.~. t. R.o·o·m · ·. d~~te·9,!1sgq1Jari~;~Re:l~;vic;s ·are c~u~. !i"- ~~-; J · ,g· ·e···H· ·e yel.'t:J;•spl);i; ~ut, ~= '1 . . • an~· · thererore. the,~' «VJ~arge • , 1 ;, 'I . t , . . . · . • ' •may not he (Ina!; ~~.. t!!e,91d ., ' l:!IY .Dit'lt•THOMAS , urged lo)oal men ·tn eacb COUll· Tile ftnal note about th~ln I~ Approved by David T.xld, Gov. bet la,t, Ohlo, our aear Stale.l dered a_nd ran.sacted. Your chll· gu~ then Jn gooo. ot,d~~~ ~·. ~e t_li#"JJPOLIS - · J1wo ·c;, II ty "to take !q!lrms and prevare an ailXIous query sent t<r Wal· ernor of Ol\1o. Charles W 'Hill, 1would have 'been Invaded by a dren and 1your chll~ren's chll· that the R<JWder hOm but· 1 '!W'r \llleumeDts'; till!h mp~ than lo~ the w9!sl, - declaring that lace by a Regular Arnoy ,tn. Adj-Gen. of "01\lo, signed by ballll ~ol'!>lrates .determlneil; ·to 'dren wtb be 'proud · that you Jet p!iue~ are' suppiled andcau. · ioo. jears old' lollll be .pr-.ltd "the $!1li"of Ohlo must not be tn- ·cer a fortnight later: ~·cannot Malooim McDOwell, Major and Iovertlirow the hest government were one of' this glorious· band. i lion your patriotic mothers or ~ ~1o the Rio Qrande College vaded by the enemies of ou r I get ,rid of the Squirrel Hunt· jADC. · on earth; our wives and children I Preserve this Certificate . of wives to be at all Umelqire!Jar, 1 .f.;iilti!Q' to be ,la•ei. ill ti1e lltr· jstorlous gote~t." ' era? They are under no ·~ o n• Certifloate of Service_. would jjave been violated and Service ai'Jd ·Disch8rge, he-r.. ~ 1ed •'to furnish · you ~,: fe"i days 'tl!ge_· Room wnere thev w1il oc Major General Lew Wallace, trot." In the end, Cincmnad State of Ohio, Executove De- murdered and our homu ·. . enclo!M to · as'· HI· cooked rations so th~l if your ll'lserved for 1 fqture genera- who , may have :·been j1J3t. the was saved. Klrby Smith h ad partment, Columbus, 0 hI . . , · . .· ' jlons:· . , , . .. man for the assll!llllenl, as- jult heen making a lient. March 4. 1163. 1 · ·:,. ' ·' , c the papers are a ·C*,t Uflcate sumed command of ·the deleris- Men of Gallia•County respond· To: William G. Parmley, Es• •; ' ~f).r'vice and l\ "Squi.-f~l' H·.nl· es nl Cincinnati, ~ndlng fer- id to Governor '{odd's cat• but qr. of Gallia County, Ohio. ..• sr!$" discharge which. were ryboat service o~ lhe r 1v er, were not sent to Clndnnad. The LegiSlature of our Stale . I-t ( , . ,, 1 pr~~ted by Da~ld Tlx(d, ,Gover devised the _slogan "Citizens for iFour months ."alter Wi~iam G. has thi~ day passed the follow: ' :r.h1 <if Ohio to WtUiall)G. !'ann- labor, soldiers for batlle, and Parmley receoved hls d1srha~ge, lng resolutoon: i leY.,~n uncle of the late ll·lTT•'-'r annolll'ce' that all business the Squirrel Hunters in Gallla RESOLVED: by the ~enate ~1!. . . ,i' would he _suspended so that [ County .were called, how_ever, and House of Representativros of ,. 51r.~. Homer Sm~U. a1 Crown able bDdoed men could go out , to defend the qty of G~ll,polls the State of Ohio, that the Gov. ~~iiY aoute is donatmg tl:c dolL' and dig trenches under police agamst the Ulreatened mvaslon he and he Is hereby auil>lftiiiS to the J!i~ G'u~de Col· 'supervision. . by the "Rehel Raldet:a? of Gen. :~;~~ed 'and directed to appro. . ~it lJbrary lor tl!i Heritage From the outlying preconcts eral John Hunt Morgar.. who . t t f h"1s contingent fund ""oi>iu," · homespun citizens showed up Ihad -Invaded Gallia €oUtoty on , aproafefo.u .~" '!"':1' • • · su 1cJento sum to pay for th'e "- ~· Squirrel Hunters came with muzzle loaders, ,•owder hiS "Great Ohoo Rald." Morgan . f a d l"tho ra bin dis:i'n!O reality in the early :,.:; of I horns and leather bullet pouch· never reached Gallipolis. p~on IDM f n t~ g t ~ouc'' e . l86t.l\'hen $011thern Ohoo feem-, es; 15,000 of them and more. William G. Parmley receJv. ~argessto;e w':..~e~ nd: ~ ~ I ;t<t.,c~·tatn't<> ran into Cor.feder- b• all accounts, men who were ed the following two documents: t•· our II a! ·th G por 0 d - • , ·· i ck ood ld H , Dl "" ca o e oven r an ~t;;· .ands as the c~~r"!:v·•n eother ba w smen. ~r cou 1 The Squlrre1 unter s S· went to the southern border to \if . Major Gfner~l Jlra<t·>n pass for such with cthfled re- charge. repel1he invllders, and w h 0 BUILD RESISTANCE nol1/ to fall and' win- ; ·"ragg and General _f.<im•·nd porters, and they prepared to 1 Our Southern Border was will be known in histor as the ltirby Smith swept lhroug~ Ten- ~ man the trenches dug ty less /· menaced by the enem1es of our """ . 1 H t , y ter colds with R.E~ABCE, POTENT YITA- •·· 'rieJSee and Kentucky. The llob- plctu,..,sque folk in case armed Union David 'l'odd, Governor of ""uorre un ers. lJs captured Rich1"onq. a nd 1 secession drew nigh. Ohio. called on the Mi n u t e And, in obedience here~, I ~ MINS that your Professional doctor and ,;-., · 1 druggist may recommend. You can ·de- , ·, teftinston, "Ky.,·,and hended for • They were said to be squirrel Men of the State and tt.• gquir. do most cheerJully en~lose • ,;Jhio., hunters and this was their ·great rei Hunters came by tho l~ous· certificate of your servoce. But pend on quality vitamins, from Prjc~. & , ' . ,, AJI.Ihe Ohio <Ount,<v ,.spond· dsy, and they hecame Jeg•nda- ands to the rescue. You, Wi f. lor the gallant service of your1 Sons Phdrmacy. ''· ',·;i-.~·~ ed 'oon a fever of patriotism, ry: shooting no Rebels. oerause Jiam G. Parmley, weo·e one of self. and other members of the ., •, .. !tight and overflowin& energy. jno Rebels ever came w 1 t h 1n I them and this is your Honora. corps of patriotic "Squirrel 1 David Todd, Governor of Ohio. range. · I ble Discharge. Hunters" rendered in Septem. -~· ': '•. 1 " 'I ·u - ·,. · , ·· . . · ' I' . T • • • . • • , ' , lleliio~ is not . ·' • , I !l!!a· may Gtid Ui_li!J Jn!Wt.,'<g,.... ness f~rbJd), ~ you ~1\Y 1 a;~typ '¥( prove ·yourselves M .\~Ute L, • Men," a~~ . ~gain . pr~tect o'U,r. ~ "~ love~ homes. 1 . 'J' -'' Invoking (:Od's choicest .blesS': logs upqn •rourielf and ;all' wbt i are deal- 10 you.' + • ' .' 1 '}'ours, ~avid ' :i• ' · ' · · ;. <· . JU"IOR . .STARtED • scHdo~ ,_. , TO~AYl ' 1 . 1 ;~ -- ~ Uniform Plan },or School opemncrs • Set '.'III ""l I b ' roultry Division Winners ~amed in _ Judging at Fair :;·"'~IC : ""'!' ,: CRAYOt/f ,_, I· f' .l 6's .- . ;lQc 1 ··1 II ~ f,vPEWRITER ~. ' I· •. '2Sc • ' t· I "~ 25c 19c NOTEBOOK • • 1Sc-49c SPELLING TABLETS • • /10c ,. '"V•, • 24's ..,_ ~1 ~Sc 6 eek"'o.·:ta· ·.· Boy Killed In Accident ,,. ~CARBON . 8's. • • ''t$c 16's • • 12.Sc ll•• _. . · /!):<lNon't Clog, Skip ~r Smear. CRAYONS · POMEROY ...:.. In the farll) entry judging at the · ·: M,eigs County Fair,. tirst place w.tnners in thP. poultry di· vision were Ann Holter. Po me~, Star Route, David Mit· f.· '1 j chell, Langsville; and S. H. -· . , ·' 1 POMEROY - A uniform pr11o Vollhorn. "BidwelL ICh..ter, had the Junior Cham· gram for the opening of ,rhools In lhe Dairy division, David : pion female . and t·hree firsts, In Meigs C.ounty on Tue•dav. Koblrnti. Chesti\1", ·-11 a d . the 1 llthi!r first place winners were Sept. 5, has been es••~llshed, G1:Md Champion Bqll anll the virgil King', Pomeroy Route ,2, Robert Bowen, county scperlnSenior Champioh ,Fe!"ale a p ct.1and Ann Holter, Pomeroy Star tendent of schools, announced. five first plare · wjnner~ In 'the Roufe. Satlirday. Hu\slein entr.ies, Eail a n, j In the Guernsey entries, HarAll teachers will rept'rl to -- · - - - ·---·.-:-· · - old Carnaban, Racine, had the their respective buildings at \l'f Gralid QI3Jllpion Bull. t h e JAMES LANE a m on Sept 5 Cla"ses . , America's tJ G!"llnd,' Champion female a~ d . GAWPOLIS - Jameo A. ! hegl~ at the us~al.hour with I . . ,. . , the Semor Champiun female a_nd ; Lane, son of Mr. and Mrs. missal set for 12 noon. T h 9 first awards. Joy Kay Theoss I Alva B. Lane, Rt. 1, Gall~ will be no lunches serverl at any had the •·moor. Champoon . fe. polls, recently completed ~as- school on the opening <lay. msle and one forst. other forst ic tralnllti at Lackland Air Teachers will meet in each place winners were Edison Hot· j t'orre Baoe, Texas. A3c Lane I building from noon to 12 .30. lor and . Danoel Nease, both of i 1, now at Ko.,ler Air Force 1 2 p.m. each local di•tt·!ct ~ <ix·week old boy hera me Mmersvd!• Route I. Base, Missi•stppi, whert he :hold a general teachers meet. M.son County's fifth highway Paul_ Boerhup, Wellston Rou~ ; Is enrolled In a nine-week [ ing. In the Meigs Local School fatality of 1967 Saturday at 9·· !, exhtboted the grand champ! course of tr•tnlng as an Air· Dostroct the general meeting 10 a.m. on State Route 17. tl ' on female a_nd bull and the sen- .raft Control and Warning will be held at the miles south of Pt. Pleasant. :•or and Junto~ rese!ve females Specialist. Friends may write 1High School while the generol Kennetll Ray Harron, son of !and won 10 ftrsts '" the Milk· . btm: A3c James A. Lane, meeting at Eastern D"mct Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Harron, mp Shorthorns. Larry Chlpps, j AF1170i 810, UOI Sq, CMRI, Ihe held in the East•rn High of 4703 North Maldon St., Chi· Beverly Route I, exhoblted the Box 18515, Kelller Air FFB, &·houl and Southern District cago, !II., died <horlly alter be- champ~on bull and _won s ~ v en Mko., mil. t•a''""' will meet at th• Ra· 1 mg admitted to Pleasant Val· lorsts In the Ayrshores wotb V. cine High School. ;ey Hospital of a fractured skull. E. Leach, Monera! Wells, W. , 1 .Va., exhibiting the junior and END INVESTIGATJON Thought• Injured in the single car ac- 'senior champion females a n d LONDON (UP!) Sc tl d 1 bave applied all this Ill my. 0 rodent wer• .the chiiJl'• parents, ·winning six first places. y d . . di ~~h sell and Apollos for yoar helle· Emmett ~· :!t. treatl'd and,.. '· In the Jersey judging Larry . ar 111s wtm . ngfup boovte-mon 1 Ill brelilren tltat yoa may Shlr .Ch" Be . i d" I d I h mves ga oon o sa age a I .' . ' .. .leased ' , and iW,. his rmoth•r ·~ ' . , tpps.. very "P aye e Britain's newest nuelear power learn by us to llv• aceordlng ;Jei;-~7. .wa•, arlm)tted ~ul· . ~hampton bull; Junior t•hamplon plant at Winlrith HeBt~ the to scripture that none of you ~ .. bark . ~· kidney •tn]Ur· lemale and won five f I r s t s. : E I ,, . I"" s' t may he pulled ap In favor of · ' ' .:..d t ~~net · "" 0 ven ng ,,ews repgr cv a Ur· '~': "" wo pa '"'"'indel'l, .eorge .William Henderson Coolville. /day ,. 011e against anot!ler. -I Cor.l•l ""~ Harron, , R4'hard displayed · the grand champion · ' · ,)l~ :Murphy. :10,. bolh of C:tti- t..male;- the se"niot champion lei · . Fame Is a vapor, i DEXTER QUALITY ):(Ja.;each sllfr.ri"C,:Ia~t"'ns malo and won two fints with ROODS STEAL GOLD .an ,accident, rich~s g'~ ''''IH&es, ·:: ~ ·· · 1bavid Nease, Minersville, wln- PARIS (UPI,-Three hood~ :lvingj, tl'.ose · ivho cheer today tnlil!~::;: t~:!.tt . tn~ho 11ng two f!nt plates. men Into the (r~oght ~urse .tomorrow: o•ly . ld. •• to n, depot at Orly airport Saturday :one thin· g endures - charar.1 drover, sa "" came a w •I nd tol .... 000 rth f ld plare in the skidded. ILATIN EDITORIAL a s e ;• wo o go er. :-Horace Greeley, Amerl· and . limes, LONDON (UP!)-The Guar· mgots, jl()hce -~·p~ote<f. _ - --'~n Journal"!. - - - ·throwing the ' , anct the' dian newspaper commented infant from , , Saturday on Pope Paul VI's . . The body Is ~w·HUI· reform of the Roman Cu6a· · . ' , • • Ill editorial written In Latin. smooth}saili~ .sell Funeral ·Depend•ble Skip F- Writing • SPIRAL STEI~OGI~ iJ.i'rR~ Fa~~te DUCO CEMENT ••• ••• 39c LePAGE'S WHITE PASTE --19c LePAGE'S MUCILAGE' • 29c 'I . ...... ' MULTI-COLORED 1 REGENT CHALK ••• -- 10c ;f .. .. ' ' ' .I ,I •·' .• • 1 · · , ~· · ,. . ,; ·· 1 broke wll! It • You'll have with ACONCRETE SUQQESilON: ., .: ,.. WATER COLOR SET - 29c PENC. ILS - - . 49C MARK ·A·LOT A~~LOR 59c . SCRIPJO ·PENS 39~ and $tOQ · Of,PAK !~!·· - "NINETY~EIGHT" .. .· ------· SCRI"O ~FIBER POINt - · · t1.oo . ;98c ..seal" ·L!Abl' PfHtiL LONG .. ELMERS GLUE-ALL .. $ ·.99 29c •• 59c- $1.00 Size ' ., ~~- 'PAINTS CONCRml FOR EVERY .ROOM IN YOUR HOUSE Anything, Sticks F.or Ketpt AEROSOL CAN • • ... ~; ' . ll FE ,{_ -' I ' CORDUROY BAc-t ~ & HEALTH TIP · To rear happy, sell-confidenr thii:: dren, parentt m111t 11y fill inlltrfH 1 in them. Hippy chit. )live par. , onts who are l!rong(y laterested in 1 their Khool worlc, thei~ friends, a~d i who allow the children to join cOn• : versadon at tlie'iable. .Chlldlttl who 1 lack seii·Cijn6dC!I&e ~ p~~~~ whcr , timpiJ JIJIOred -~~~~ ~~t-findinJ : I Afabulous ~rray of aolm with ""w vi.lalily for'"" r110111 ip your home awaits you when yo~ use DEYOE Interior palnU. And it's smooth uillnl hecouse eosa of application ;, built lnte the formula for evatJ DEVOE paint. You'll find tl1at thare is nothl~ lik.palnt tofmhaft up tht :tirod'' look of your homt an4 lhara are n~ Glhlll' Plinll like DEVOL ·' ' • • ~~ ;' ,. . .. ' ' ) - criridsm II better tbaa,,in!llll•roace. ; ·. I . .. t. / -~ .. ,f ' ' .. . .••.·. t). If II ,. �' \' ' ' • ' • .' " ' ' ' ' ' • J g I • i ,I .! ~ - , ' - I • ' ' HISTORY MADE- The writing of a new chapter inthe sports annals of Meigs County was begun on Frldaywhen the Meigs Marauders football team began practice. The Meigs team is a merger of Rutland, llflddlepart ltiiCl Pomeroy High Schools and Friday was the first time boysof the three communities were ever together as a singiesports team. 54 candidates of Grades 10·11·12 were on hand for the first sessions of practice and Head Coaeb Charile Chancey anticipates additioual turnouts on Mon-day as other boys have yet to return home from summer vacations. Scenes from the first practice& are, left to right, the team doing calisthenics as Coach Chancey Jlwut1 01" ders, two ca.ndidates practic~~~king drill w~~e-ing instructed by John Bentley, backfield coach and members of the liquad surroun~in~ Coach- Ch_a._rt~!Y fora brief "skull session." ~ Yastrzemski ~{\ ; Sunday Times~Sentinel Twins Take l-0 Win Over Yankees ,. . ~-~· - I ' 8.. Ill 0 :s .. . . ,. 1 \ •.: ' ·t. , ' t . . . =-- ,.=' · !. _,.-~- "'!'. .. f ~"''·l '• : . •· --'- ,: f - ' :, I . ._,_ ' BACK-TO-SCHOOL ; l -~ '\• ~ ~- ' ( ' .. ' '· • .,. . ~ ,,_, ·,- . . ;-,, , ' ' j ,I .ji;(' "\ .... . zn Finals .... ' ' BELL RINGERS ~~ '. .. ' . . .' ••• .u: ." . ' . h.; ... ' ·~ ·' '\~' ·w L Pot. GB Washlrillton at Boston, niJbt Minnesota ... 61 $1 .568 · Onlyl!ames scheduled chicago .. .. 64 $Z .w 2 Buston .. .. •.. 1M .M .5q 3 Naaloaal Leque Detroit ........ 1M 66 .638 3'4 .. <Nipl Games NoUncluded) '" 67 Cadillac DeVIlle con.,.rtible $5200 Cliiftrnla . .. tl2 58 .617 6 W L ~ct. Washington .. 69. tl2 •• f'4·'$t. iLb<f; .... 75 « .827 Clevelapd .. .. $1 63 ,479 I0'4 1tlnclnnati .. . 65 56 .537 II lip!Umore .. . 67 eli . .4$4:13~ i Cblca~ .. .. 66 59 1128 12 New·York .... 51. 61 ,437 15\i·: Atlanta.· .... 62 55 :530 12 Kansas City .. 52 69 .430 16\!o i"l:bicag4 . .. .. 66 59 .528 12 Saturdaf's Rellllll Sari rancisco 63 57 .>25 12'4 Minnesota) New York Pbiiadeiphia 00 58 .508 141> Boston 12 California 11 Cleveland 5 Detroit 0 Kwas 5 Wasbinllon I, c,iled a"fter 8 in111., rJ!n · BaiUmore at· CJI!eqo, p p.d., rain ' . · '· . Ttday'• .PI'»iilllde !'!~•· All Timet 1!111' · MJI!nesota (Perry. W) at New Yotk <Stottlemyre ·ll·I0)·2,p.lil. ~ , cuy 1(Dobson a.8) at Waafi~n (Moore 7·10) ·1:30 \ ' ' p.m. ·· '. (11\mker S-4) PiUsbuiab .. 57 63 Los Alll•les .. 53 65 N~w York ... 49 70 Houston .. . .. 49 'll ~lprday's Chicago 6 PhDalphia I Cincinnati 3 San raoclscn 1 Loa Angeles at Houston, night St. Loui's at Houston, night. Prubabie Pitehen (Holtzman (Short m.7h al Chicago .(Pe.t-' and".JiliDI Hl, 2, 2:11! {=$~ii~ at 5-8), 1:35 &-0) 1• •. ~ ·• i I (Koonce 4-2) at . tLiw 2-6), 1:35 p.m. · <Nil!kro 8-8) at Los Nl at Hous-11 ~). S i.m. llighl ~ l, ~ ··~~;· II .,· ' ' ~ ' -auipmnt, Autranie lfl', radio, pow~r antenn1, rear Jeat 1peabr, wl•lw ttre1, ~~tillul Pe~n Ivory finllh with wblte ·top ud lop l'lin reciiNtber ia- tertor; · 65 Cadillac Cllai• 4 DoQr · · $3500 Full compilment of power equipment, r&!IW. new wlslw tires, tinted Jlase, grey metaDic floilh wltb matching Interior. Comfort control alr-condJUon· ing. . 61 Cadillac COupe DeVIlle · wlslw $1295 Full poWer eqUlpD!ent, rad,io, tires, Unted glass, blue metallic tlnlsh wtth·matchlllg Interior. ' 11-12), 4 p.m. 11-e) at San 11-14), 4 olida,,;. Grimes .. rilflbl ' ' FuU eompllmont of. power .475 181> .449 21 II .412 2& .400 'll Resalls ---- Any way you look at 'em! By Ualted Preas latomalioaal Kansa( Cltv at Ballbnore, Amerl<lll Leape lcallf01111a at Cleveland, night -. ' ' ' Karr&. • .~C ' ' ,j llli!IANCI~ , .I .' ... .' ....• ' ,, ;.; •· �' \' ' ' • ' • .' " ' ' ' ' ' • J g I • i ,I .! ~ - , ' - I • ' ' HISTORY MADE- The writing of a new chapter inthe sports annals of Meigs County was begun on Frldaywhen the Meigs Marauders football team began practice. The Meigs team is a merger of Rutland, llflddlepart ltiiCl Pomeroy High Schools and Friday was the first time boysof the three communities were ever together as a singiesports team. 54 candidates of Grades 10·11·12 were on hand for the first sessions of practice and Head Coaeb Charile Chancey anticipates additioual turnouts on Mon-day as other boys have yet to return home from summer vacations. Scenes from the first practice& are, left to right, the team doing calisthenics as Coach Chancey Jlwut1 01" ders, two ca.ndidates practic~~~king drill w~~e-ing instructed by John Bentley, backfield coach and members of the liquad surroun~in~ Coach- Ch_a._rt~!Y fora brief "skull session." ~ Yastrzemski ~{\ ; Sunday Times~Sentinel Twins Take l-0 Win Over Yankees ,. . ~-~· - I ' 8.. Ill 0 :s .. . . ,. 1 \ •.: ' ·t. , ' t . . . =-- ,.=' · !. _,.-~- "'!'. .. f ~"''·l '• : . •· --'- ,: f - ' :, I . ._,_ ' BACK-TO-SCHOOL ; l -~ '\• ~ ~- ' ( ' .. ' '· • .,. . ~ ,,_, ·,- . . ;-,, , ' ' j ,I .ji;(' "\ .... . zn Finals .... ' ' BELL RINGERS ~~ '. .. ' . . .' ••• .u: ." . ' . h.; ... ' ·~ ·' '\~' ·w L Pot. GB Washlrillton at Boston, niJbt Minnesota ... 61 $1 .568 · Onlyl!ames scheduled chicago .. .. 64 $Z .w 2 Buston .. .. •.. 1M .M .5q 3 Naaloaal Leque Detroit ........ 1M 66 .638 3'4 .. <Nipl Games NoUncluded) '" 67 Cadillac DeVIlle con.,.rtible $5200 Cliiftrnla . .. tl2 58 .617 6 W L ~ct. Washington .. 69. tl2 •• f'4·'$t. iLb<f; .... 75 « .827 Clevelapd .. .. $1 63 ,479 I0'4 1tlnclnnati .. . 65 56 .537 II lip!Umore .. . 67 eli . .4$4:13~ i Cblca~ .. .. 66 59 1128 12 New·York .... 51. 61 ,437 15\i·: Atlanta.· .... 62 55 :530 12 Kansas City .. 52 69 .430 16\!o i"l:bicag4 . .. .. 66 59 .528 12 Saturdaf's Rellllll Sari rancisco 63 57 .>25 12'4 Minnesota) New York Pbiiadeiphia 00 58 .508 141> Boston 12 California 11 Cleveland 5 Detroit 0 Kwas 5 Wasbinllon I, c,iled a"fter 8 in111., rJ!n · BaiUmore at· CJI!eqo, p p.d., rain ' . · '· . Ttday'• .PI'»iilllde !'!~•· All Timet 1!111' · MJI!nesota (Perry. W) at New Yotk <Stottlemyre ·ll·I0)·2,p.lil. ~ , cuy 1(Dobson a.8) at Waafi~n (Moore 7·10) ·1:30 \ ' ' p.m. ·· '. (11\mker S-4) PiUsbuiab .. 57 63 Los Alll•les .. 53 65 N~w York ... 49 70 Houston .. . .. 49 'll ~lprday's Chicago 6 PhDalphia I Cincinnati 3 San raoclscn 1 Loa Angeles at Houston, night St. Loui's at Houston, night. Prubabie Pitehen (Holtzman (Short m.7h al Chicago .(Pe.t-' and".JiliDI Hl, 2, 2:11! {=$~ii~ at 5-8), 1:35 &-0) 1• •. ~ ·• i I (Koonce 4-2) at . tLiw 2-6), 1:35 p.m. · <Nil!kro 8-8) at Los Nl at Hous-11 ~). S i.m. llighl ~ l, ~ ··~~;· II .,· ' ' ~ ' -auipmnt, Autranie lfl', radio, pow~r antenn1, rear Jeat 1peabr, wl•lw ttre1, ~~tillul Pe~n Ivory finllh with wblte ·top ud lop l'lin reciiNtber ia- tertor; · 65 Cadillac Cllai• 4 DoQr · · $3500 Full compilment of power equipment, r&!IW. new wlslw tires, tinted Jlase, grey metaDic floilh wltb matching Interior. Comfort control alr-condJUon· ing. . 61 Cadillac COupe DeVIlle · wlslw $1295 Full poWer eqUlpD!ent, rad,io, tires, Unted glass, blue metallic tlnlsh wtth·matchlllg Interior. ' 11-12), 4 p.m. 11-e) at San 11-14), 4 olida,,;. Grimes .. rilflbl ' ' FuU eompllmont of. power .475 181> .449 21 II .412 2& .400 'll Resalls ---- Any way you look at 'em! By Ualted Preas latomalioaal Kansa( Cltv at Ballbnore, Amerl<lll Leape lcallf01111a at Cleveland, night -. ' ' ' Karr&. • .~C ' ' ,j llli!IANCI~ , .I .' ... .' ....• ' ,, ;.; •· �. ' . .I 1 \1 ' (' '. · :rear 1t , ,., - • . 1 __.. I • · ·· • .. • · · ·I in'- - ' ' ' ,llJ • ' if " 1oli!t"" fill ~nt b~,me .nnver:~ t•t u )rl"'•· liJlCit 'II' ~-:· .~ar , l:•rrt"' · .. . :.. : 'DE'I'RQIT (UP!) - John on• . ' • • aolJ Athletics Score in Ninth ' To Win '67 Season Thriller • '. . qJ~ cir&s::. In LIVIN·G· Col I 1 Meigs . w· . 32 In Fast p·Ilc. h Stal eT 1J. 1 SHOP ~at W~tson ;~uns =. . . P G, R . .m ::·s 775:10:" :: £~F ·:·:·:· l ~r £] i;; ~~~::: Dolphins Hoping John Stofa Turns into ~~nother Unitas, from Sandlot to Stardom 4 . . th LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: D1•!!0 last Saturday. 1 Gnese . If he falls to ma~e e . , 'tiAMI (UPI)-John'y Unf· Bob Griese. this vear's !or . ' Athletics 3 \ ankees 2 tas. a.• practicallv evervon• draft choice from Purdue is the ' hart<. may slirl< with the oquad ,Senators 6 Indians 0 tFFor.)) know · · dl 1 k. · . d Yankees 6 Alhlell<' : l or. s. once was a san ol on y quarlt'rbac m camp given back may st;ck wllh the squa . 4 Red Sox 3 football plaver who almost nn • chance to beat out Sto', · White Sox 1 pi'O team would give • •econd partially bPcause he is ~;I ! for punting and klckin!, duties. ' lndiall!l 11 Orioles 4 . • look The Baltimore Colts did unknown uantity. He hasn't! Gene Mmgo, the teams fie!~ .Athletics 9 Red Sox 8 19 · mn though, and the rest Is history. played a minute for Miami goal kicker last season, ~~"I lngs) ' • The Miami Dolphins of the because he wos with the college d;sappomted Wilson so for . th s THIS WEEK 8 GAMES. American football league are Aii·Stm in Chicago until two summer. And G<'Orge Wilson Monday-Sen~tors vs. Tigers hoping that young John Stoia is weeks ago and did not play Jr., the oo.ach's son and ~tmg 1 Tue1day-Wh1te Sox vs. Y a •· •nother ~ndlot quarterbock against the Charger,. He is I specialist In 1966, hn r<llred. , keel · who can liter the course of exp<cted to start again•l trt their future and follow In NFL Atlanta Falcons in a : Uni~s· footsteps. 1charity game here tonight. 1 Stoia .. ~ only two years ago i Auer """ H•lr I wa• tmlmg m the wastelands of The rest of the off•nse figures the Contmental League, Rf'I1Ui to be better than last vear'~ to he the key this ... ..., tc punt-and·prav •quad. Haifback whateVM' degree of improve- J~ Auer a\mnst the entire ment the Dolphins Will •how Ioflf'!lse Ia;! season. now has ever Ia:' ye~r's 3-11 record. Abner Haynes to help him keep i AI thiS poml. some llfl!lrov•- the opposition hon<'SI. Both are mt'nt seems assured. lf for nc. outstanding runner 5 and pass other t~ason thar. lT10"t of the r~re- 19 ers . 1 6 eyl: Std. Iran•. Radio • healer, w • Ureo piayert have had a full year of At fullback , neither Billy Joe ' nperlence. Inor George Chesser has remind•wt ought to do better thl• ed anvone of Cookie Gilchrist 1 Dr. 1 eyl. Aut. tran1. Radlu and beater, w'olires ~ear. We've rot I year's IBut when thl' Dolphln!i had upertenct under our belli and G•lrhrisl last season he didn't z Dr. RT. 8 cyl. Aut. tral"'. Radio. beater, w!s tire. we shollld make leu mis~kes. !OI>k like Gilchrist either. S•. 011 And the fewer mistakes Y tlll'.y traded him for Havnes and makt, the more gllllt!l you others · V tl€ATION SPE€1AL win." said coach ~p Wilson. fl.o mattt>r whrt throws the former head wn for th'- Jl9!!:'1 the~e art sevu:1l who can Detroit Lions of tht Nl~(l!lal catch it. Tight end Da>e Foothan Leagut. Kor ..urrk and flankers ,lack Ful17 equlpped. Blee]ltr t . A nice one Former Stlndoul Clanry. Jac'< Harper and THII UNIT WILL II DI.,LAYIIJ ON OUR Stoia. fonner 1tandout for the Hvw:nd "The Clow" Twilley, to UIIIJ CAR LOT University of Buffalo, hes been 1name a few. the only quartmack to rener· . -ate any offense this year, and I he admits he Is not throwi n" 1 dr. 6 cyl. Std. trans. lla41o and heolor, wlslireo w•ll yet. He fiun);ed • trvout Bv JEFF • REVNOI.D!I 1 .• 1 •. • · • ~ : · ~ ,... .!;' Boys ind mothers iOo, wJil be happy with N~Iron Jeans 1 1 1 H'll 'nM•ISSes 62 FAlCON FUTURA .............. $795 Lose ··n s.·xth 62 CORYAIR MONZA ............ $795 i ' . . . .... ·~·- 18 ... k:k. LIJ'BIIMI IO•a :4 * a. ...... ,. ........ RENAULIt' twi~ ttot . ,... ""' '" · ' wldt DAN THOMAS & SON -- HONDA ' Prtss-Fne Slacks ,; . .. . ' Jackets ••• . ' I . by: T0111 S.wyer ·~ P.nln Jr. $hen·. •. He'D be a step liliead In Pedm Jr. Shoes chosen from our ~ lecllo* If lllp 1111 llld oxforu otvws. ,, . l ' • lrom$1.9~ '. '' ';, . . U.. Our~........ ludttl .. ' . T-Shirts & lrllft llart baek to .,hrioi ''irldt . pieiiiJ Ill. Hanes T-Sbl$ )Ill'. Brllfl . . . with lilt ~ • "Puolllt" •bloll ~ , ttbrlnU&t. lilt• 8'to 18. • ·GymPnts ••• A needed item for .most al] boYI are theit 100% eotton washable . rz~sr . t;· H.T. Aut, trans. Power steerinJ, r~uHo 1nd heater i·· ' .· ator.$2-'S · ' $1.19 . ' S.l11men-Emenon JoMI• CllH Phillips • . ' - t' -' • ' ' ;/ t ' ' George Hicks • Eddie Fife • Dan Thompson ON THE SPOT Flt4ANCIN~ CASUAL SLACKS . .;'" - ' I v • ' '!, • ~ : , ·•" . NOW . , KEITH GOBLE FORD · ..Gm. . MIM IEIKimoNsl . . . QIARANCEI All 'Merchandlle Prom Our Regular Jtoclc · Manl Sullllnllr Mint · , SPORT COATS Entire, Stock ·' ,, .... .. ' ' • . ~ ,m.., or 'the ,... , ~i!r cOal- lOIII 1MWIIt blnatloDI. · ~s2<:t1. . $].11 . • . :. ,. ~''· '~ ·~k,!. •• ~p·. ..... hOW ••• : ..!~.• ••• J". 5.00 DOW ............... ~. 4.21 j_ . ' ' ~ ''- . - I l ~'·, \ "! ~ ...... ,• . . . . IJ\ if)" .1.. " ·."··. r. . '. , '1' , ·, eL ·•Jtr I ,.fl, .~., · lf. :"l' ('~ • . ,~ •.Now . 1 OFF ··IJ.o .. .. ' No ·~ cotton,blenil i!ntlre· Stock ICf'~'. . Tom . S.~r. .. DRES' S~CKS ' Now 1 OFF by .. . ..... ,., SPORT SHIRTS eDRE~ SHIRTS ~ Used Car Lot to esPORT' cOAts 8.GG (. ' . ' I eSPORT SHIRTS I 1'oa tllteags Pat J.e•f At In the aewest most waute sbades for fall, pullovera and cardi· gam. Cboose now while selectlou are p-eal eWALK SHORTS eSWIMWEAR New lllades and styles for fall, permanenUy pressed . . I Jontan&Rtvtre . eREDUCED by LEVI 1967 KAWASAKI, 650cc, th•n 3000 mil.., the only 650cc bi~Urom Jlpan, ih11rp reel wltlt'c~ fendets, $400 off . ~~price. . . ,· - !( f ' . ',· ~. .· .... 1967 HQNDA, CI160,Jwln c•r~•· 'electric 1t1rt, 4 •peecl. Len , t.lt•n ~- mil", still ~500 mile ~1rr1nty on this buuty. 1965 HoNDA,. C.160;'~ln carbs1 ' el~c stalf/ 4 speed. Lots !IIlia...,. in t.bi. ~ilfti: ~~..... ' . ·' · ·•· · 1·964 ~-. ~woq, tocc ipglJit, 4 spllil, .... thll'l 30CIO ·miles on .this sharp .bl•ck bike from Hondli. · · . 1P2i 5!!cc engiM1 elfctrtc ltlrt, 3 .peed. Auto! ''"'ltlc,:tlu~ch. Lqt>ks' •lilt!' ro'*f~ 1M runs lfCid. .. . ; .· ot I and L · ~ I"• '• by• INTIRI! STOCK I Used Cycle Bargains From •. ~· •, .,,Layaway Plent mXS, S, M, , - SWEATERS SUMMER ' BOYS WEA'R JACKETS " ,. from $9.91 60 OLDS 88 2 DR••.... ,.......... $395 LIGHTWEIGNT • "~ ban from our collection of popular style• in &izeo 4 to i)'m, panll FROM THOMAS QOTIIERSI . . froni!$'·" Now ill the time to choose your fall jacket or surbur· 2~. '. ,,' Motller'o,loa,d 011 wash day ~ 1"'1" will he a lot liihter if her l>iiYI.,'!', wearln& Preoa. Fnt · Hlll: :·"" Fatab chosen from .0\lf 'eetiop of popular ohodillp in re . au. llim oizel, ,. ' 1111.8 _a.e_lt_ "*""...,.!=."" .. 2 dr. 6 cyl. f speed trans. Radio and heoter ' alai - from $3.98 65 VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER .. $1895 ; ' ; : : : ~ ; with the Plttsllllflb ~!l!l'llasl l I year and the Dolpbinl botlnoed 1 '.· bim oul of their ~ar camp 1 and ~· the Canlln•nlal Leagu• The Hit 'n' Mlat101 rirts' soft- I whert he'd ![JODI lht previous ball team took a 4-ll lead but two ~.eesolll. ]Oflt in the final inning at Pt. But he returned to !he aquad Plea•ant Monday evening as the In tim< to fuel the Dolpl!lns to I Dairy Queen team edged tl;em 29-28 final game viCI\WY over 54. I lhe Houston Olltn lui lleCOm· Jlllice Monuel, Kathy Francil her Bel Bacbtel. and Connie Wal"1· · H~ bu been tbe brllhl:tlll ef er each had two hits for the j t!Jree quarter~>ack• used th1s Misses. summer. Rick Nortoo, the The Dairy Queen team was wam't $3110,000 bonul dlolce cllamplon ol the Pt. Pleao~~~t last year, and Jon Brlttenum ol Senior High Girls League lbll ~ Arkanua wcn 11!81 tban out· year. f ll&nding In exllibltloo frlumphl LJNIBCORI!: • lnt •n• Milito 202 1100- t, t 5 · · ever Dell\ltr and Buffalo. Stofa proved the key to bolb Dairy Queen IIIII 1101- 5 ~ 4 ,'flaioi:let· ~ ~onned with Jenlce Manuel. Kathy Francis, ,iiOftOt, If DGt ,Wlth f!Utntll, In Warner, B. Caudill and J. Am- ,.,._., • I " by Wrangler and H.l.S. for 66 FALCON 2DR.·······,········ $1595 64 FALCON FUTURA , , ........ $1195 ~· ,.,''f..Om $3.' ' back-to·school wearing ln liz" 4 to 16. SEE THESE SHARPIES 63 FORD GAL 500 .... ·...... ·.. $995 . ~ ; No·lron Jeans ••• SHDES· :'!:/~~· ,~ · l wearing a cardigan or pu I over S1Yialer fro~ our tollec· ti<Jil of popullr sty!es. .r · ; ,• ~=amis:b:"'~~~:.!:~, 1~1!~~~~~~~r ! 8 Sweaters... N Chooee for his back to scho $4.~ • 1 cO~ty 1 w . .• , Sport Shirts ••• Choose from ollr collection of) one,. al]4 remaining shQrt . sleeve styles' ih siZe$ 6 to 2R All populn' olyles by Ka!JW and Campu1 in no·iron Tib· rics. A== the )1M Waclmri ~::.~w:i~l~:~~~~t~ I :~faveirtd lo beoollll ~= b":ball ill·m 11 .' 1181 ·'"I' ...NFL. s•• 'Stmger • ' ReaIIy Buzzmg • at Fenway park ANNER for 1o 1 ~.... . ATHENS, Ohio fUPIH.Ima .z 0· AC 1nter-le~ . '!"' ;:,-,::: fl"' ~·Y Ga~ Lima Favortd _ . ·. ili 1n two runs with a single and I Nal\ooBI Lea 1 a e: Aaron, loth. infield out and scored the Cubs' Braves 30: Wynn, Aatros 29: MiamlBbarg won tile garne II third one on Don Kessinger's Hart, Giants 27 : Santo, Cubs 26; when Terry Montgml)ery and &Ingle. Perez, Reds 23. IRon Stafford ..,ored on Too;d-11 AJfD . Ivine's double Into center lk:ld Jay Alou, who had lour American Le.,.o: Killebrew, . wllh tbe bases loaded. singles, knocked In two runs Twins 32: Howard, senators 30: - - - - - - - - and seored the third as the Yastrzemskl, Red Sol 28: F. Giants topped tbe Reds. Ray Robinson, Orioles 23: Coniglla· Sadeckl pllclled a sla·hltter to ro ..Red Sox, Mantle, Yanks and F(l r S l< i 17. boost his record to 54. Kahne, Tigers 20· Rau Balled In ' ( 1\1 -.lw uld . Lou Jobns.on homered In his ]d llJ I\ II hal f~rst two lripo to the plate Ill . NationaL League: Cepeda, lead the Dodgers over the lcard• 9%: Wyon, Astros 87: lin•i. .\<111'n · ·•l'l :--. ~ Braves. AI Ferrara ~hipped In 1 Hart, Giants 82: Perez, Reds, with a two-run ~mgle and 1·1111: Sante, Cl;bs, 79. . scored the ~ers other run Amerlcu League: Killebrew, m the game. Don Drysdale 1Twiris 82; Yastrzernskl, Red So• I T•''" pitched a aeven·h~Uer to post ,81: Howard, Senators 73; F. Ji ~llll ol=wbo<l hi! first victory smce J~ly 111Robinson, Orioles 69; Coniglio· ~-:.:: J:'::,;~ and. gain his ninth lrJUmpb ro, Red Sox 67. bOil.~ - . , ~ laliagamst LZ loss... Pllcbiog JOdioiog ~ ~-. Bob Veolo boo~led his re<ord ' Nat19nal League: McCormick, . !t.:~:: ""'""~ e'w 'a rulrl 1; wi* • _ . Ia to 14-5 as the Pirates beat the IGiants 16-5: Hug!Jes, Cards 114: m.pJL, llld a ial!la•"'lllf ol 35 . . . . .1 Mels. Willie Slargell became Veale, Pirates 14-5; Jarvis and 11LPft--:r•M•....,. the first player to clear the 13- Johnson, Braves 13-5. tile a. , .. 10 alooad ol oil 1 Zlel ' .... - h 1 I I . . , . . fool Forbes Field rlghtfield roof Amerieon League: Horlen, , _ _ . . .. 1 in one Ieason Ia the flflb White Sox 14-1: Lonhorg, Red ~-- . . . . . . . - ... 11 mnmg. Sox 1"'6: Merritt , Twm• 9-3; By GREG GAU.O tight American League pennant with one out In the ~evenlh, tile Sparma, Tlgera IH; Peters, I 1 II.IIJ!IL!.lte.~L!...,_ __ u.~ ~ writer race with a :1-2 victory. 1Ri!d Sox had built 1 11-0 lead. decided Ill give It I go during White Sox 1:1-6. Th~ stinger was reajly 11 was }!ell'• first triumph In il!ell han superp conlr<•', tho game. Whenever I got In , b~z"ng at Fenway P,ark Jllriday almoat • 'month but most of tile ' only one wblle striking out five. troub~t I went lo the "stinger," Internolloul Leogae Stondbl~• oJght as 1ls proud ~w ~wner, credit . goes to leamn\llte Lee &ID8Sh~ his first of two homers BeD ..ld. By Unll<!d l're1Jo Ioteraatlolllll Gary Bel~ waa mak;na hill first <>·-~· k ---• ,,;;,. " . ; , ~ For Bellllle 110-hitter was not w. 1. Pet. GB , 1• -~"..._.... tc ntulH:\1 ~llDier '·~ · !·~ a.-•"1 .... <.,., •iment tint II nme ... ...,.... , Important _.,. it """ Rochester 88 liS .511% The 30-year-okl .;,AAI11tllr•11' "' Beu 1 " ' 811 how · "f' eiwe lite (&me to the game, his first ; Richmond ~ 54 .b61 .,, .... Itt ..... the l1lder . . Bell held the Callfornil Alllllll dlda1 Waatelll)'llmt tryln out l,ee. he gave rn• on old pitch, s,nr·• ,July 23, •r·J do;ng it with Toledo 60 5" 517 !!I, lui less through ·tile first I 1,1 1111 pitcb I tballled lltVII' lVOrked for h;s new pitch the "stinger." Toronto 53 ~0 .47! 8',11 innings before giving up a home .• He ebowed me bow to Elsewhere In the American Jacksonville 59 !I .m ~11 1 ·uo '" Jlmml• Hal: as the Red BeD rellf~ Ill first 11 met1 IIHt Qrd 'llltler and alter League, Minnesota .edged New Columbus 5.1 64 .475 10'.> Sn> kept In the thick of the he faced IIIII j,J the lime It w111111 York 4-1 after losing the first Syracuse 51 !S .455 13'1 1 ~h~;; :ot their doublebeader 1.0, Buffalo 5Z 65 .14·1 14 1 <.; aplit with Baltimore, Frldoy'o ltt•ults FOREiGN CARS taldng the opener 3·1 and Toronto I Bulla!> I. night ........ 286-2171 ~l::~~~m111e nightcap 3-2. Jacksonville 8 Ri,,:,mond 1. "SERVING YOU SINCE 1938" IACitSON, OBICI nipped Kansas City night BALES A SIIKVICI: Gollipolls, Ohio 324 Second Ave. 7-8 and Dett:oit abutout Clev.. Syracuse 3 Roche.!'· 2, night 0.0. 1 'Ill • - lludu U. Toledo 10 Columbus 0, night ~:LLt..otiS~OH~ I on~ By UIIIW Pro11 lalti'IIIIIOaal By VITO STELLINO with . the Chicago Cub.. The hitting like that Sports Writer . Card• ~em to be on the verge Elsewhere In the National Ju!;an Jav;er hates lo hit In oj pul!mg. together one of the League, Olicago edged Philade~ ~~~ Astrodome and the Housl~n finest :~losmg records In base. phla s-1, loos Ang~ee whipped ·~'tros hate the way he hits ball history. · . AUanla S,1,. San Franciaco beat t'~"· . ~avler Is. playing ODil' of the Clnclnnatj t.lJ and Pittsburgh . ThiS,. Is the worst park In the ley roleSiin the Cardinal surge. whipped New Y~rk 7·t l•egue, Jav;er complained "l!v-..JJad better years aver- In the American League '• iday !light, "I hate to hit In agewi§e " Javier' admitted, ''but Baltimore beat Chicago 8 rh~ Astrodome, It's · hard lo for g~ttrog the big hit, this has >Iter losing tpe first game 3-1, fn.low a p1tcb up blgh at the been rey best season." Minnesota edged New York 4-3 thoulder level." Despite his ·complaints about after losing !he first game 3-1 . But. the St. Louis Cardinals' tile Astrodome, Javier's blow Minnesota edged New York 4-S "·rond baseman had Utile provided the winning margln jafler dropping the opener 1.0, trc.ubie .with a hanging curve Friday night II Steve Carlton Jlllaton nipped California S-2, frnm M1ke Cuellar. pitched·~• six.Jtitter although he :Detroit bJanked Cleveland w in · He hit II for • two-run homer wu ~ped for three. runs. . a ·game called by rain In the l~at cllmaxed a tbree.run 4th Even though he cialmi it's last of lhe fifth alld Washington Inning and propelled tile league. hard jP.; follow .the ball well In topped Kansat Cil)' 7-6. l•adlng Cardinals to a 5-3 the Asll'lldome, Javier explained First VIctory \. Y!clory over the Aslros. his ~Ofller off tile lefthander Jim Ellis plcl<ed up his first . Fine RecGH ICuellar: . "I can follow pitcheo major league . vlctorv as the The Carda, leading the league from ' lefthander here but not Cubs topped llle Phils although t)~, 1111 games, have now posl<!d from iljlihthantler." he needed relief help from • 194 record since July 25 when' The .~ards won't care how he Chuck Hartenstein in the t!Jey were lied for first place follows pitches .If he keeps Iseventh. Glenn Beckert knocked · · . · _ _ pliOII,.......WESTE·R ·N . AUTO ASSESSORIES STORE do~bte. :I,Sports last tie..... wltb • ' f.IO mart • first down rda. and !.-·· their openln& uhl.blllon · In the other galfl!l played ya · Sllllllay 81 JOE GEIIGEN e .wrtter ~FRIDAY'S G,UI£8 . . • CJ' c }} H c £ As d JaVIer . outs· u~ ar angmg urve or tro ome HR .,...-lllla h~ske wa~~ . r.eck of a Place to Htt! nm :.:= 1 . t'O ":1 ...,. ...;,,· au.oe. PRII . r,.;,~- Cl!JJf.. . 1 1 Mile HighBroncos Hig·her than Ever 1 tl Dge GA!J ,.· ..,' . GAWPOLIS - The Athlel-l the Red Sol elgllth. WaIter SARATOGA SPRINGS, 1'1. Y. . With WHile Shoemaker in . rhe 1 Damascus, on hi• way to hls ' ; 1c1 ICOI'ed one ~ ~n the bot· Schoonover and Kevm Drum· (UP!) - Damascus unleased •l saddle, the speedy son of Sword ninth victory in 12 sta11s this tom of the nlntil mmng to edge mond fanned. Dave Byers walk· powerful rush leavmg tile : Dancer dropped IS leligths off year, wenl by Gala Pe~·I!Jr. · the Red Sox 9.fl in the longest <d and Mike Lucao was safe on backstretch at Saratoga S•wr- · the pace tn tile early runnmg of mance and then Tumig• as oxll'll Inning and most thrilling an. error with Evans scoring. day and went on to win the 9th the I .1-4 \lie race but oiosed though they were standing still, game of the 1967 Little League I Ricky Grymes & Rlchord Bar· runnmg of lilt 180,1110 Traver• that big gap In the twinklln~ of then moved six length• o•t at 17) · season Friday evening on Mem- cus walked to fort-e Byers in IStakes with ridiCUlous ease by an eye and then maje.s•!rally the start of the homestretch. J ~.. We ... au a•l~,........ - J;lllll • • orial l'leld. with the secondr un to put the 22 lengths. The Victor also pulled away from his !hree -'-'- - 1M ..... ..,., • Steve Lee's single drove Tim Red Sox ahead B-tl. D u r r y equalled the 21-year.old track rivalB. . ~.. ~ ~ Perry home with the winning Harmoh grounded out. :record with 2:01 3-5. The crowd of 28,576, •econd IDS • I ·~ I run, with nobodv out int h e, Jeff Lewis, a White So x largest Ill the track's history, ~ ~·,.ftJ. ... I. . ..!...L... inning. Perry had doubled and 'l p!aying the Athletics because l'the fourth and the Red Sox ,watched in wonder as ·~ala ~· rtuu.r Andy Hyrne walked. Then came I they had only eight players, sin- scored two '" lhe top of the fifth I Performance and Tumiga ...nt Let's w•m• winning blow. [gled to open the Athletic eighth, to lead 6-5. But the Athletics Ito the front at the start.and ... , ..!."..1 &1. HymescoredbehindPerry'andcamehomeonanerror. Ed·Pushedone across in the bot- engaged Ilia suicidal .s,eed ~""""' ~ run. with nobody out in t h e ldie Sanders and Corky Sketo 1torn of the sixtb to tie it B-tl. duet That duel carried them • OUfDey Old: ellll... l i. .Y ..... pull• . . . . . . . . run didn't coont. Then. Lee Igrounded out. Steve Slone was I Corky Sketo, Steve Lee, and over the first quarl<!r of a mile . made It to third and started intentionally walked and stole 1T•m Perry were each three fur tn 22 3-5 seconds, a half milo mI POMEROY- Tile Meigs Mer• _ . FAMLY • • . ., ~- ..... home. Lee and the throw-In ' home on the throwback to tie ,,, .. and Jeff Lewis was two for :45 4.s and three-quarters or a·chants sonban team defeal<!d DOI'T II II Till IP"IT . reached the piaU! about t h • ,the game a.&. Lee Watson walk·j four. Lee, I,.ewis and Pepy had mile in UL ,S•lem by a 3·2 score in I he same tiiTM! and the Athletic l,d but was thrown out attempt- dt>ubles and Slone ltorlle run : Willie the front runners blazed men's slate fast - pitcl! lournatk~ =~~';:'ii""' " • Je~-~ boWicod off Mike Bryant, the tr.g to steal third. 'for the Athletics. along, Shoemaker conleni.eolly ment at Columbus on Saturday. · Red Sox's stocky cat<her, and I TheRe~ Sox took a t.O lead I Duffy Harmon was three for I let them go, holding Damascus The. Meig~ entry in the doc· 'J'I>bll•-ltlllllior,_lllto•a"XJII•-"•hrt the ground. ,In the second inning with a solo IfiVe for the Red Sox while Lar- 1lar back. .,.,1 ti 1 "l'laiiii:·Tta'loo1- JIO!!i";:w.IM~Ia!JT 1ble ellmmat10n event will go up Lee apparently come down :home run, and added three .ry Evan• wns two fur five and , But near the end of the against Urbana on Sunday. wo .beliovothaeooltrJM!rlndlatolll~rialltliiM'•-.= on a bat near tile plate a n d IIDOI'e runs In tile third, t w 0 of IRicky Grymes was two for five. Ibackstretch Shoemaker let Da· . Strong righthander Dale Har· bewtll.U, IK I ""•... & wrenched his left knee. He was !lllem scoring on a single by L. IHarmon had the Red Sox's only I mascus roll, and what mon•ents riS~n went the route for I he '"~!f. rarried from the field and tak· lEvans. The Red Sox led 4 . o extra base hit, a home run. 1before had appeared to be an Me1go Merchants on Saturday en to tile Gallipolis Medical Cen- ,going into the bottom of the ' Both st>rtlng pitchers left a!- Iinsurmountable lead aoon eva· and is expected to start again ter HospitaL TI~e knee had a lhird. :ter six innings. Harmon allow- ~ porated. today. spro1n •nd a bad bruise. T h e i The Athletics tied 11 up 4-4 'ed six runs. gave up elglit hits, . Meigs_ hitters against Solem nCI Gr 3 tmee was bandaged sn•l I, e e in the boll om nf the third. Lew- 1walked five and struck out IL tbree arut had no 1were Dick Well, a and 1·is doubled and scored on Corky .Lee also allowed SIX runs and s 1 011 • was sent home. ' lllob Cunningham. Harr;son, Bob ' . 10 6 013 A N'port Saturday mornln, l s~eto's single. Sketo stole home. Ieight hits, never walked a man R•d Sox tllO ~ 'AUGUST21and'22 9am-5 1Ee.stman and Charlie Hamilton, 912 4 101021 ,.,.vealed that Lee's knee was 11'hen Steve Slone powered • l•·nd fanned nine. ~ Athletic~ .. t11K ·~~~~·ng~f~e~a~pl~ece:::_.------~==::;:==:;;::;;::::1' .~~~~~~~~~~~~~ x-rayed and there was no frac- Ihome run to narrow the count to Steve Slone, who relieved Lee, BatterieS: Red SoLPx - dHBa r-. . ·--~ --:,~ 7 lure. 1!·' in favor of the Red Sox The •ot the win Slone gave up two mon, Barcus ( ) ( ) an ry HASKINf!~ l The •core was Hed the :A;hletics tied it wllen and 1.;.. hils, walked four ant : Athletics -Lee, Slone (7) •' ' end of the six inning regulation 1walked and Perry singled scor. 1and struck out four. Richard lWP) and T. Perry. eame. and both teams IICored ~ ir.g Watson. ,Barcus was eharged with the I UTn.E LEAGUE 1 two nms in the eighth Inning. I The Athleliro took a 5-4 lead ;1o.s. In lwo Innings Barcus 11· , ST~INL~ OR PCT _ La!ry E_vans_sing~ed to open wi.lh one_run in the bottom of ~lowed three runs. g~v~p four 10 z 95 34 ,~ White Sol .. 10 2 1o9 38 .833 TO rlu evteW Senators .. . I 3 IJ 36 .7SO .• Red 'Sox .. • I 6 82 78 .>71 at--• ' ··"' NFL 'PMtltlllt ·. : ,. ,.'. ~' ~ ien~.:~er ~":.~ :r~: 1 1 ! Oliver-singled With the bases loaded tn the' third lnmn~ · urday to start 3 '' ·•· run r;!lly and the Los Angeles I:'Jdgers rode Jleir bigge•t Inning ol the ' . :":d-year Miami night, the world Cham· Only one game I• NaiiHal ; undJeated Allen ntne , •a e ride lum . P •. finding ID eaay Pion Green Bay Packera bludl· 8Cheduled for Suntlay whrm the · G. AB. R. B. PeL : tangled with once • beaten ~ 101 GOt I-ll • 0 / ;·;a ~vJ ior ~e :.~;~ = ~ ;~ ;Cm. ~ e = eoned the Chicago Bears 111-0 in Liona, I·I against the younger Clmnte, Pitt 107 416 7&143 amisburg for the title. · 1 . e , " "' laste o . 1 bruising defensive bailie In circuit, help the Chargers Staub, Hou lotiOS (1138 .312 hl•aldi~Th~e~:::.~::::~-==~~ 1.,Th 0 Weeks · B· In • ver llnllorm 111t1 tile whleh no touchdown waa ICOred cht!sten San Diego'• new 50,11110· Capeda, StL 113 439 72 145 .338 Even If M/lmlsburg I e roneoa, one of the. tall ~rbaek (1111 on quite a tmlll the final quarter. seat stadium. Flood SIL 93 31t tl122 331 win the morning contest. t.lme l'lwlleSl teams in t&e young ahow • eetUng up botb Bronco ' · would have IIIGiher c1u1noe f merican Foqtball League touch~ · The Packera harraased the In NFL games Saturday Gnzalz, Pbll 105 349 55 lit .327 1tal< th h aft ' n¥ked off a favored Ten";' pa~ M yards ~ opllt Chieago quarterbacks, lnt:er· Pitt c ·gb and New Orlean~ ~. Cln . llltl415 11134 .32S ; a!e :f ~ J:,.~ :n •rnoon .t.am o•ce again Friday night, end Erie Crabtree 1n the Hcolld ceptmg \WO pas~s and throwmg tangle at Baton ROuge, La., A•ron, All 111 f34 85 138 ,-318 1!vent l"oting the Minnesota Vikings quarter·.· and rookie halfback Jack Concannon. for a safety In New York opposee Washington Davia, ."'Y ll8 451 11314% .SI5 1 ' ' •.9 and evening the record Floyd .Wtue scored the first TD the third quarter.' · at Raleigh, N. C., and Los Alou, Pill 106 407 6212'1 312! Uma rested Friday, 811383 45 119 ·311 : Miamisburg. had to. extra l·ol~·~~ the two leagues In fl'om tine yard out. A tQlyard LQ;eba}ker Ray Nltzschke set A,ngeles hosts Cleveland. Kan· Alou, SF ,. .. ,,hillon play at 2-2. lose from Tens! to Crabtree a01 up the Packers' only touchdown oaa City plays Oakland at American Leaflll" 1mnp to ebmlnate ']e•ver also posted the AFL's up 1 ee-yard TD. plunge by when he Intercepted 1 pass ·on Portland, Ore., In the only AFL ft. I 11·10. · . ;~· 1~ other l'iclo!'Y In inter. Cookie;Jiilchrist In the third Chicago's 38 and returned H contest on ~ap. F Rhon Bal ~~· 113 ~/:Z i Bill Toadvine's double 1n ''~!~i a{t7 triumph over periOI!,"~ five yards. Jim . Grahowskl . In Sunday NFL acttQII, Dallao ' Y~tzskl' Boa 111 42o 71132 .; 14 1 loth tnninl gave Miamisburg ., • .. ons two weeks Tenil~~"'lulred fro~ the San capped the brief dnve with a IS . at Sa~ Francisco and K lin 'Del 911314 61 IYI 309 the win. ·•n. IDiego,. , ..,nargers duflng the oJI&-yard scoring plunge. llM Baltimore visits St Louts while a 0 ' • Easy Marks .. · WO!!k: ~'replaced starter Max Chandler accounted for the lhe lone AFL ·contest pit• Carew, Min 96363 50109 ·3110 'Wadsworth, once tt:ailln• 3-%, FOR BACK· 114 398 55117 ·294 ' tw~ee roWed fur I tie, the The Broneos, who f;mshed In choblil.- ,In the second period other Green Bay scoring with Boston versus Buffalo at ;Scott, Bos lr.e ~FL Western Division cellar Iafter li(was unable to generate field goals 'of 37 4S and 28 Rochester N y . Bia1r, Bal lll396 52115 .2911 at 9-9 to send the game Into exSCHOOL · , · · ' . 0 ' • • Cogliaro, Bos 95 S49 5I IIIII .287 tra play. ·•,I. Fregosi, Cal 110425 61121 .285 . · . Horton, Del 86 278 37 78 .281 Rex George omgl~. stole 0 Nrthrp Del 105 38S « 107 .279 ond and then scored on Rome Hn:t lw•P''d·''fw•Jrth 11 ' · · · LOS ANGELE's (UPI) _ 'Nate I, ' ,\. . ~ •• ' Dq;mascus Gets Easy Win . qo. ·:•f!•JDiblrJI.'I'~~llls~ · A tlan t a ~j.'' ' hit oft O'Donolhue tlftd the Tlgtn on • trl~ by Vie. Dav,UIIo to Wll I clelll slnile to.left by JliU tile list .IeVen lnnlnCi. .' OpfR Jltt Cleveland lblrcl-lnnlnic Freehan leading oft lbe eeeond · ' • · · · lnnlnl. O'Donoghue theacwalked Tbe win was O'Donoghue's raJ)y.. ~n Wagner singled Eddie Matlllwo bUt struck out seventb against five loases: HejpavaUIIo home and TonY N • Ca h llld a· · &lruell out U and walked .two, . k ., . orm 1 got ay Oyler wblle Detroit starter Joe Horton drew a wal . Mn ,..ru to ground Into • double play to S forced Horton at second before 11 red lh 1 •nd the Inning. parma su e e oss. Sims unloaded his ninth homer Tile Cleveland_· lefthander re. Lee Maye doubled and scored jollbe year. . Tile : (i•Donoibl!l pltebed I hitter ..urtn& :he lui 23 men in order, and Duke Sims belted a 111re-run homer to spark • fi thircl iJIDin ail 1ve · run , g r y Saturday that cave lbe Cleve. land Indians a s.e vlctoy over the Detroit TII!'f•· t., J j I j. .. · ·. ~-~~:-.::::~~:::-.-.: ' ..,..... , · ·,;IRffians 5-0 Victotf· Ovtr· · Tigers ifdntP t ' 111 Oltv~ second - ,. ....· ue Tosses · One•hitter ,. for [)o:·iJfi: ·· ,. •. AUan~. ~~l~:~~:t . e~;s ,. . aa;1t:~:n~fE~=r~::~::! . . . . .. . . . . . . .~· • • .:: ' • i ' ,I I I I I • ~ • ·t· t;. 1·~ . '· ''1 ..~ . ' ~,., . · " ') j ' ,, ' .' I '\~, · �. ' . .I 1 \1 ' (' '. · :rear 1t , ,., - • . 1 __.. I • · ·· • .. • · · ·I in'- - ' ' ' ,llJ • ' if " 1oli!t"" fill ~nt b~,me .nnver:~ t•t u )rl"'•· liJlCit 'II' ~-:· .~ar , l:•rrt"' · .. . :.. : 'DE'I'RQIT (UP!) - John on• . ' • • aolJ Athletics Score in Ninth ' To Win '67 Season Thriller • '. . qJ~ cir&s::. In LIVIN·G· Col I 1 Meigs . w· . 32 In Fast p·Ilc. h Stal eT 1J. 1 SHOP ~at W~tson ;~uns =. . . P G, R . .m ::·s 775:10:" :: £~F ·:·:·:· l ~r £] i;; ~~~::: Dolphins Hoping John Stofa Turns into ~~nother Unitas, from Sandlot to Stardom 4 . . th LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: D1•!!0 last Saturday. 1 Gnese . If he falls to ma~e e . , 'tiAMI (UPI)-John'y Unf· Bob Griese. this vear's !or . ' Athletics 3 \ ankees 2 tas. a.• practicallv evervon• draft choice from Purdue is the ' hart<. may slirl< with the oquad ,Senators 6 Indians 0 tFFor.)) know · · dl 1 k. · . d Yankees 6 Alhlell<' : l or. s. once was a san ol on y quarlt'rbac m camp given back may st;ck wllh the squa . 4 Red Sox 3 football plaver who almost nn • chance to beat out Sto', · White Sox 1 pi'O team would give • •econd partially bPcause he is ~;I ! for punting and klckin!, duties. ' lndiall!l 11 Orioles 4 . • look The Baltimore Colts did unknown uantity. He hasn't! Gene Mmgo, the teams fie!~ .Athletics 9 Red Sox 8 19 · mn though, and the rest Is history. played a minute for Miami goal kicker last season, ~~"I lngs) ' • The Miami Dolphins of the because he wos with the college d;sappomted Wilson so for . th s THIS WEEK 8 GAMES. American football league are Aii·Stm in Chicago until two summer. And G<'Orge Wilson Monday-Sen~tors vs. Tigers hoping that young John Stoia is weeks ago and did not play Jr., the oo.ach's son and ~tmg 1 Tue1day-Wh1te Sox vs. Y a •· •nother ~ndlot quarterbock against the Charger,. He is I specialist In 1966, hn r<llred. , keel · who can liter the course of exp<cted to start again•l trt their future and follow In NFL Atlanta Falcons in a : Uni~s· footsteps. 1charity game here tonight. 1 Stoia .. ~ only two years ago i Auer """ H•lr I wa• tmlmg m the wastelands of The rest of the off•nse figures the Contmental League, Rf'I1Ui to be better than last vear'~ to he the key this ... ..., tc punt-and·prav •quad. Haifback whateVM' degree of improve- J~ Auer a\mnst the entire ment the Dolphins Will •how Ioflf'!lse Ia;! season. now has ever Ia:' ye~r's 3-11 record. Abner Haynes to help him keep i AI thiS poml. some llfl!lrov•- the opposition hon<'SI. Both are mt'nt seems assured. lf for nc. outstanding runner 5 and pass other t~ason thar. lT10"t of the r~re- 19 ers . 1 6 eyl: Std. Iran•. Radio • healer, w • Ureo piayert have had a full year of At fullback , neither Billy Joe ' nperlence. Inor George Chesser has remind•wt ought to do better thl• ed anvone of Cookie Gilchrist 1 Dr. 1 eyl. Aut. tran1. Radlu and beater, w'olires ~ear. We've rot I year's IBut when thl' Dolphln!i had upertenct under our belli and G•lrhrisl last season he didn't z Dr. RT. 8 cyl. Aut. tral"'. Radio. beater, w!s tire. we shollld make leu mis~kes. !OI>k like Gilchrist either. S•. 011 And the fewer mistakes Y tlll'.y traded him for Havnes and makt, the more gllllt!l you others · V tl€ATION SPE€1AL win." said coach ~p Wilson. fl.o mattt>r whrt throws the former head wn for th'- Jl9!!:'1 the~e art sevu:1l who can Detroit Lions of tht Nl~(l!lal catch it. Tight end Da>e Foothan Leagut. Kor ..urrk and flankers ,lack Ful17 equlpped. Blee]ltr t . A nice one Former Stlndoul Clanry. Jac'< Harper and THII UNIT WILL II DI.,LAYIIJ ON OUR Stoia. fonner 1tandout for the Hvw:nd "The Clow" Twilley, to UIIIJ CAR LOT University of Buffalo, hes been 1name a few. the only quartmack to rener· . -ate any offense this year, and I he admits he Is not throwi n" 1 dr. 6 cyl. Std. trans. lla41o and heolor, wlslireo w•ll yet. 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But he returned to !he aquad Plea•ant Monday evening as the In tim< to fuel the Dolpl!lns to I Dairy Queen team edged tl;em 29-28 final game viCI\WY over 54. I lhe Houston Olltn lui lleCOm· Jlllice Monuel, Kathy Francil her Bel Bacbtel. and Connie Wal"1· · H~ bu been tbe brllhl:tlll ef er each had two hits for the j t!Jree quarter~>ack• used th1s Misses. summer. Rick Nortoo, the The Dairy Queen team was wam't $3110,000 bonul dlolce cllamplon ol the Pt. Pleao~~~t last year, and Jon Brlttenum ol Senior High Girls League lbll ~ Arkanua wcn 11!81 tban out· year. f ll&nding In exllibltloo frlumphl LJNIBCORI!: • lnt •n• Milito 202 1100- t, t 5 · · ever Dell\ltr and Buffalo. Stofa proved the key to bolb Dairy Queen IIIII 1101- 5 ~ 4 ,'flaioi:let· ~ ~onned with Jenlce Manuel. Kathy Francis, ,iiOftOt, If DGt ,Wlth f!Utntll, In Warner, B. Caudill and J. Am- ,.,._., • I " by Wrangler and H.l.S. for 66 FALCON 2DR.·······,········ $1595 64 FALCON FUTURA , , ........ $1195 ~· ,.,''f..Om $3.' ' back-to·school wearing ln liz" 4 to 16. SEE THESE SHARPIES 63 FORD GAL 500 .... ·...... ·.. $995 . ~ ; No·lron Jeans ••• SHDES· :'!:/~~· ,~ · l wearing a cardigan or pu I over S1Yialer fro~ our tollec· ti<Jil of popullr sty!es. .r · ; ,• ~=amis:b:"'~~~:.!:~, 1~1!~~~~~~~r ! 8 Sweaters... N Chooee for his back to scho $4.~ • 1 cO~ty 1 w . .• , Sport Shirts ••• Choose from ollr collection of) one,. al]4 remaining shQrt . sleeve styles' ih siZe$ 6 to 2R All populn' olyles by Ka!JW and Campu1 in no·iron Tib· rics. A== the )1M Waclmri ~::.~w:i~l~:~~~~t~ I :~faveirtd lo beoollll ~= b":ball ill·m 11 .' 1181 ·'"I' ...NFL. s•• 'Stmger • ' ReaIIy Buzzmg • at Fenway park ANNER for 1o 1 ~.... . ATHENS, Ohio fUPIH.Ima .z 0· AC 1nter-le~ . '!"' ;:,-,::: fl"' ~·Y Ga~ Lima Favortd _ . ·. ili 1n two runs with a single and I Nal\ooBI Lea 1 a e: Aaron, loth. infield out and scored the Cubs' Braves 30: Wynn, Aatros 29: MiamlBbarg won tile garne II third one on Don Kessinger's Hart, Giants 27 : Santo, Cubs 26; when Terry Montgml)ery and &Ingle. Perez, Reds 23. IRon Stafford ..,ored on Too;d-11 AJfD . Ivine's double Into center lk:ld Jay Alou, who had lour American Le.,.o: Killebrew, . wllh tbe bases loaded. singles, knocked In two runs Twins 32: Howard, senators 30: - - - - - - - - and seored the third as the Yastrzemskl, Red Sol 28: F. Giants topped tbe Reds. Ray Robinson, Orioles 23: Coniglla· Sadeckl pllclled a sla·hltter to ro ..Red Sox, Mantle, Yanks and F(l r S l< i 17. boost his record to 54. Kahne, Tigers 20· Rau Balled In ' ( 1\1 -.lw uld . Lou Jobns.on homered In his ]d llJ I\ II hal f~rst two lripo to the plate Ill . NationaL League: Cepeda, lead the Dodgers over the lcard• 9%: Wyon, Astros 87: lin•i. .\<111'n · ·•l'l :--. ~ Braves. AI Ferrara ~hipped In 1 Hart, Giants 82: Perez, Reds, with a two-run ~mgle and 1·1111: Sante, Cl;bs, 79. . scored the ~ers other run Amerlcu League: Killebrew, m the game. Don Drysdale 1Twiris 82; Yastrzernskl, Red So• I T•''" pitched a aeven·h~Uer to post ,81: Howard, Senators 73; F. Ji ~llll ol=wbo<l hi! first victory smce J~ly 111Robinson, Orioles 69; Coniglio· ~-:.:: J:'::,;~ and. gain his ninth lrJUmpb ro, Red Sox 67. bOil.~ - . , ~ laliagamst LZ loss... Pllcbiog JOdioiog ~ ~-. Bob Veolo boo~led his re<ord ' Nat19nal League: McCormick, . !t.:~:: ""'""~ e'w 'a rulrl 1; wi* • _ . Ia to 14-5 as the Pirates beat the IGiants 16-5: Hug!Jes, Cards 114: m.pJL, llld a ial!la•"'lllf ol 35 . . . . .1 Mels. Willie Slargell became Veale, Pirates 14-5; Jarvis and 11LPft--:r•M•....,. the first player to clear the 13- Johnson, Braves 13-5. tile a. , .. 10 alooad ol oil 1 Zlel ' .... - h 1 I I . . , . . fool Forbes Field rlghtfield roof Amerieon League: Horlen, , _ _ . . .. 1 in one Ieason Ia the flflb White Sox 14-1: Lonhorg, Red ~-- . . . . . . . - ... 11 mnmg. Sox 1"'6: Merritt , Twm• 9-3; By GREG GAU.O tight American League pennant with one out In the ~evenlh, tile Sparma, Tlgera IH; Peters, I 1 II.IIJ!IL!.lte.~L!...,_ __ u.~ ~ writer race with a :1-2 victory. 1Ri!d Sox had built 1 11-0 lead. decided Ill give It I go during White Sox 1:1-6. Th~ stinger was reajly 11 was }!ell'• first triumph In il!ell han superp conlr<•', tho game. Whenever I got In , b~z"ng at Fenway P,ark Jllriday almoat • 'month but most of tile ' only one wblle striking out five. troub~t I went lo the "stinger," Internolloul Leogae Stondbl~• oJght as 1ls proud ~w ~wner, credit . goes to leamn\llte Lee &ID8Sh~ his first of two homers BeD ..ld. By Unll<!d l're1Jo Ioteraatlolllll Gary Bel~ waa mak;na hill first <>·-~· k ---• ,,;;,. " . ; , ~ For Bellllle 110-hitter was not w. 1. Pet. GB , 1• -~"..._.... tc ntulH:\1 ~llDier '·~ · !·~ a.-•"1 .... <.,., •iment tint II nme ... ...,.... , Important _.,. it """ Rochester 88 liS .511% The 30-year-okl .;,AAI11tllr•11' "' Beu 1 " ' 811 how · "f' eiwe lite (&me to the game, his first ; Richmond ~ 54 .b61 .,, .... Itt ..... the l1lder . . Bell held the Callfornil Alllllll dlda1 Waatelll)'llmt tryln out l,ee. he gave rn• on old pitch, s,nr·• ,July 23, •r·J do;ng it with Toledo 60 5" 517 !!I, lui less through ·tile first I 1,1 1111 pitcb I tballled lltVII' lVOrked for h;s new pitch the "stinger." Toronto 53 ~0 .47! 8',11 innings before giving up a home .• He ebowed me bow to Elsewhere In the American Jacksonville 59 !I .m ~11 1 ·uo '" Jlmml• Hal: as the Red BeD rellf~ Ill first 11 met1 IIHt Qrd 'llltler and alter League, Minnesota .edged New Columbus 5.1 64 .475 10'.> Sn> kept In the thick of the he faced IIIII j,J the lime It w111111 York 4-1 after losing the first Syracuse 51 !S .455 13'1 1 ~h~;; :ot their doublebeader 1.0, Buffalo 5Z 65 .14·1 14 1 <.; aplit with Baltimore, Frldoy'o ltt•ults FOREiGN CARS taldng the opener 3·1 and Toronto I Bulla!> I. night ........ 286-2171 ~l::~~~m111e nightcap 3-2. Jacksonville 8 Ri,,:,mond 1. "SERVING YOU SINCE 1938" IACitSON, OBICI nipped Kansas City night BALES A SIIKVICI: Gollipolls, Ohio 324 Second Ave. 7-8 and Dett:oit abutout Clev.. Syracuse 3 Roche.!'· 2, night 0.0. 1 'Ill • - lludu U. Toledo 10 Columbus 0, night ~:LLt..otiS~OH~ I on~ By UIIIW Pro11 lalti'IIIIIOaal By VITO STELLINO with . the Chicago Cub.. The hitting like that Sports Writer . Card• ~em to be on the verge Elsewhere In the National Ju!;an Jav;er hates lo hit In oj pul!mg. together one of the League, Olicago edged Philade~ ~~~ Astrodome and the Housl~n finest :~losmg records In base. phla s-1, loos Ang~ee whipped ·~'tros hate the way he hits ball history. · . AUanla S,1,. San Franciaco beat t'~"· . ~avler Is. playing ODil' of the Clnclnnatj t.lJ and Pittsburgh . ThiS,. Is the worst park In the ley roleSiin the Cardinal surge. whipped New Y~rk 7·t l•egue, Jav;er complained "l!v-..JJad better years aver- In the American League '• iday !light, "I hate to hit In agewi§e " Javier' admitted, ''but Baltimore beat Chicago 8 rh~ Astrodome, It's · hard lo for g~ttrog the big hit, this has >Iter losing tpe first game 3-1, fn.low a p1tcb up blgh at the been rey best season." Minnesota edged New York 4-3 thoulder level." Despite his ·complaints about after losing !he first game 3-1 . But. the St. Louis Cardinals' tile Astrodome, Javier's blow Minnesota edged New York 4-S "·rond baseman had Utile provided the winning margln jafler dropping the opener 1.0, trc.ubie .with a hanging curve Friday night II Steve Carlton Jlllaton nipped California S-2, frnm M1ke Cuellar. pitched·~• six.Jtitter although he :Detroit bJanked Cleveland w in · He hit II for • two-run homer wu ~ped for three. runs. . a ·game called by rain In the l~at cllmaxed a tbree.run 4th Even though he cialmi it's last of lhe fifth alld Washington Inning and propelled tile league. hard jP.; follow .the ball well In topped Kansat Cil)' 7-6. l•adlng Cardinals to a 5-3 the Asll'lldome, Javier explained First VIctory \. Y!clory over the Aslros. his ~Ofller off tile lefthander Jim Ellis plcl<ed up his first . Fine RecGH ICuellar: . "I can follow pitcheo major league . vlctorv as the The Carda, leading the league from ' lefthander here but not Cubs topped llle Phils although t)~, 1111 games, have now posl<!d from iljlihthantler." he needed relief help from • 194 record since July 25 when' The .~ards won't care how he Chuck Hartenstein in the t!Jey were lied for first place follows pitches .If he keeps Iseventh. Glenn Beckert knocked · · . · _ _ pliOII,.......WESTE·R ·N . AUTO ASSESSORIES STORE do~bte. :I,Sports last tie..... wltb • ' f.IO mart • first down rda. and !.-·· their openln& uhl.blllon · In the other galfl!l played ya · Sllllllay 81 JOE GEIIGEN e .wrtter ~FRIDAY'S G,UI£8 . . • CJ' c }} H c £ As d JaVIer . outs· u~ ar angmg urve or tro ome HR .,...-lllla h~ske wa~~ . r.eck of a Place to Htt! nm :.:= 1 . t'O ":1 ...,. ...;,,· au.oe. PRII . r,.;,~- Cl!JJf.. . 1 1 Mile HighBroncos Hig·her than Ever 1 tl Dge GA!J ,.· ..,' . GAWPOLIS - The Athlel-l the Red Sol elgllth. WaIter SARATOGA SPRINGS, 1'1. Y. . With WHile Shoemaker in . rhe 1 Damascus, on hi• way to hls ' ; 1c1 ICOI'ed one ~ ~n the bot· Schoonover and Kevm Drum· (UP!) - Damascus unleased •l saddle, the speedy son of Sword ninth victory in 12 sta11s this tom of the nlntil mmng to edge mond fanned. Dave Byers walk· powerful rush leavmg tile : Dancer dropped IS leligths off year, wenl by Gala Pe~·I!Jr. · the Red Sox 9.fl in the longest <d and Mike Lucao was safe on backstretch at Saratoga S•wr- · the pace tn tile early runnmg of mance and then Tumig• as oxll'll Inning and most thrilling an. error with Evans scoring. day and went on to win the 9th the I .1-4 \lie race but oiosed though they were standing still, game of the 1967 Little League I Ricky Grymes & Rlchord Bar· runnmg of lilt 180,1110 Traver• that big gap In the twinklln~ of then moved six length• o•t at 17) · season Friday evening on Mem- cus walked to fort-e Byers in IStakes with ridiCUlous ease by an eye and then maje.s•!rally the start of the homestretch. J ~.. We ... au a•l~,........ - J;lllll • • orial l'leld. with the secondr un to put the 22 lengths. The Victor also pulled away from his !hree -'-'- - 1M ..... ..,., • Steve Lee's single drove Tim Red Sox ahead B-tl. D u r r y equalled the 21-year.old track rivalB. . ~.. ~ ~ Perry home with the winning Harmoh grounded out. :record with 2:01 3-5. The crowd of 28,576, •econd IDS • I ·~ I run, with nobodv out int h e, Jeff Lewis, a White So x largest Ill the track's history, ~ ~·,.ftJ. ... I. . ..!...L... inning. Perry had doubled and 'l p!aying the Athletics because l'the fourth and the Red Sox ,watched in wonder as ·~ala ~· rtuu.r Andy Hyrne walked. Then came I they had only eight players, sin- scored two '" lhe top of the fifth I Performance and Tumiga ...nt Let's w•m• winning blow. [gled to open the Athletic eighth, to lead 6-5. But the Athletics Ito the front at the start.and ... , ..!."..1 &1. HymescoredbehindPerry'andcamehomeonanerror. Ed·Pushedone across in the bot- engaged Ilia suicidal .s,eed ~""""' ~ run. with nobody out in t h e ldie Sanders and Corky Sketo 1torn of the sixtb to tie it B-tl. duet That duel carried them • OUfDey Old: ellll... l i. .Y ..... pull• . . . . . . . . run didn't coont. Then. Lee Igrounded out. Steve Slone was I Corky Sketo, Steve Lee, and over the first quarl<!r of a mile . made It to third and started intentionally walked and stole 1T•m Perry were each three fur tn 22 3-5 seconds, a half milo mI POMEROY- Tile Meigs Mer• _ . FAMLY • • . ., ~- ..... home. Lee and the throw-In ' home on the throwback to tie ,,, .. and Jeff Lewis was two for :45 4.s and three-quarters or a·chants sonban team defeal<!d DOI'T II II Till IP"IT . reached the piaU! about t h • ,the game a.&. Lee Watson walk·j four. Lee, I,.ewis and Pepy had mile in UL ,S•lem by a 3·2 score in I he same tiiTM! and the Athletic l,d but was thrown out attempt- dt>ubles and Slone ltorlle run : Willie the front runners blazed men's slate fast - pitcl! lournatk~ =~~';:'ii""' " • Je~-~ boWicod off Mike Bryant, the tr.g to steal third. 'for the Athletics. along, Shoemaker conleni.eolly ment at Columbus on Saturday. · Red Sox's stocky cat<her, and I TheRe~ Sox took a t.O lead I Duffy Harmon was three for I let them go, holding Damascus The. Meig~ entry in the doc· 'J'I>bll•-ltlllllior,_lllto•a"XJII•-"•hrt the ground. ,In the second inning with a solo IfiVe for the Red Sox while Lar- 1lar back. .,.,1 ti 1 "l'laiiii:·Tta'loo1- JIO!!i";:w.IM~Ia!JT 1ble ellmmat10n event will go up Lee apparently come down :home run, and added three .ry Evan• wns two fur five and , But near the end of the against Urbana on Sunday. wo .beliovothaeooltrJM!rlndlatolll~rialltliiM'•-.= on a bat near tile plate a n d IIDOI'e runs In tile third, t w 0 of IRicky Grymes was two for five. Ibackstretch Shoemaker let Da· . Strong righthander Dale Har· bewtll.U, IK I ""•... & wrenched his left knee. He was !lllem scoring on a single by L. IHarmon had the Red Sox's only I mascus roll, and what mon•ents riS~n went the route for I he '"~!f. rarried from the field and tak· lEvans. The Red Sox led 4 . o extra base hit, a home run. 1before had appeared to be an Me1go Merchants on Saturday en to tile Gallipolis Medical Cen- ,going into the bottom of the ' Both st>rtlng pitchers left a!- Iinsurmountable lead aoon eva· and is expected to start again ter HospitaL TI~e knee had a lhird. :ter six innings. Harmon allow- ~ porated. today. spro1n •nd a bad bruise. T h e i The Athletics tied 11 up 4-4 'ed six runs. gave up elglit hits, . Meigs_ hitters against Solem nCI Gr 3 tmee was bandaged sn•l I, e e in the boll om nf the third. Lew- 1walked five and struck out IL tbree arut had no 1were Dick Well, a and 1·is doubled and scored on Corky .Lee also allowed SIX runs and s 1 011 • was sent home. ' lllob Cunningham. Harr;son, Bob ' . 10 6 013 A N'port Saturday mornln, l s~eto's single. Sketo stole home. Ieight hits, never walked a man R•d Sox tllO ~ 'AUGUST21and'22 9am-5 1Ee.stman and Charlie Hamilton, 912 4 101021 ,.,.vealed that Lee's knee was 11'hen Steve Slone powered • l•·nd fanned nine. ~ Athletic~ .. t11K ·~~~~·ng~f~e~a~pl~ece:::_.------~==::;:==:;;::;;::::1' .~~~~~~~~~~~~~ x-rayed and there was no frac- Ihome run to narrow the count to Steve Slone, who relieved Lee, BatterieS: Red SoLPx - dHBa r-. . ·--~ --:,~ 7 lure. 1!·' in favor of the Red Sox The •ot the win Slone gave up two mon, Barcus ( ) ( ) an ry HASKINf!~ l The •core was Hed the :A;hletics tied it wllen and 1.;.. hils, walked four ant : Athletics -Lee, Slone (7) •' ' end of the six inning regulation 1walked and Perry singled scor. 1and struck out four. Richard lWP) and T. Perry. eame. and both teams IICored ~ ir.g Watson. ,Barcus was eharged with the I UTn.E LEAGUE 1 two nms in the eighth Inning. I The Athleliro took a 5-4 lead ;1o.s. In lwo Innings Barcus 11· , ST~INL~ OR PCT _ La!ry E_vans_sing~ed to open wi.lh one_run in the bottom of ~lowed three runs. g~v~p four 10 z 95 34 ,~ White Sol .. 10 2 1o9 38 .833 TO rlu evteW Senators .. . I 3 IJ 36 .7SO .• Red 'Sox .. • I 6 82 78 .>71 at--• ' ··"' NFL 'PMtltlllt ·. : ,. ,.'. ~' ~ ien~.:~er ~":.~ :r~: 1 1 ! Oliver-singled With the bases loaded tn the' third lnmn~ · urday to start 3 '' ·•· run r;!lly and the Los Angeles I:'Jdgers rode Jleir bigge•t Inning ol the ' . :":d-year Miami night, the world Cham· Only one game I• NaiiHal ; undJeated Allen ntne , •a e ride lum . P •. finding ID eaay Pion Green Bay Packera bludl· 8Cheduled for Suntlay whrm the · G. AB. R. B. PeL : tangled with once • beaten ~ 101 GOt I-ll • 0 / ;·;a ~vJ ior ~e :.~;~ = ~ ;~ ;Cm. ~ e = eoned the Chicago Bears 111-0 in Liona, I·I against the younger Clmnte, Pitt 107 416 7&143 amisburg for the title. · 1 . e , " "' laste o . 1 bruising defensive bailie In circuit, help the Chargers Staub, Hou lotiOS (1138 .312 hl•aldi~Th~e~:::.~::::~-==~~ 1.,Th 0 Weeks · B· In • ver llnllorm 111t1 tile whleh no touchdown waa ICOred cht!sten San Diego'• new 50,11110· Capeda, StL 113 439 72 145 .338 Even If M/lmlsburg I e roneoa, one of the. tall ~rbaek (1111 on quite a tmlll the final quarter. seat stadium. Flood SIL 93 31t tl122 331 win the morning contest. t.lme l'lwlleSl teams in t&e young ahow • eetUng up botb Bronco ' · would have IIIGiher c1u1noe f merican Foqtball League touch~ · The Packera harraased the In NFL games Saturday Gnzalz, Pbll 105 349 55 lit .327 1tal< th h aft ' n¥ked off a favored Ten";' pa~ M yards ~ opllt Chieago quarterbacks, lnt:er· Pitt c ·gb and New Orlean~ ~. Cln . llltl415 11134 .32S ; a!e :f ~ J:,.~ :n •rnoon .t.am o•ce again Friday night, end Erie Crabtree 1n the Hcolld ceptmg \WO pas~s and throwmg tangle at Baton ROuge, La., A•ron, All 111 f34 85 138 ,-318 1!vent l"oting the Minnesota Vikings quarter·.· and rookie halfback Jack Concannon. for a safety In New York opposee Washington Davia, ."'Y ll8 451 11314% .SI5 1 ' ' •.9 and evening the record Floyd .Wtue scored the first TD the third quarter.' · at Raleigh, N. C., and Los Alou, Pill 106 407 6212'1 312! Uma rested Friday, 811383 45 119 ·311 : Miamisburg. had to. extra l·ol~·~~ the two leagues In fl'om tine yard out. A tQlyard LQ;eba}ker Ray Nltzschke set A,ngeles hosts Cleveland. Kan· Alou, SF ,. .. ,,hillon play at 2-2. lose from Tens! to Crabtree a01 up the Packers' only touchdown oaa City plays Oakland at American Leaflll" 1mnp to ebmlnate ']e•ver also posted the AFL's up 1 ee-yard TD. plunge by when he Intercepted 1 pass ·on Portland, Ore., In the only AFL ft. I 11·10. · . ;~· 1~ other l'iclo!'Y In inter. Cookie;Jiilchrist In the third Chicago's 38 and returned H contest on ~ap. F Rhon Bal ~~· 113 ~/:Z i Bill Toadvine's double 1n ''~!~i a{t7 triumph over periOI!,"~ five yards. Jim . Grahowskl . In Sunday NFL acttQII, Dallao ' Y~tzskl' Boa 111 42o 71132 .; 14 1 loth tnninl gave Miamisburg ., • .. ons two weeks Tenil~~"'lulred fro~ the San capped the brief dnve with a IS . at Sa~ Francisco and K lin 'Del 911314 61 IYI 309 the win. ·•n. IDiego,. , ..,nargers duflng the oJI&-yard scoring plunge. llM Baltimore visits St Louts while a 0 ' • Easy Marks .. · WO!!k: ~'replaced starter Max Chandler accounted for the lhe lone AFL ·contest pit• Carew, Min 96363 50109 ·3110 'Wadsworth, once tt:ailln• 3-%, FOR BACK· 114 398 55117 ·294 ' tw~ee roWed fur I tie, the The Broneos, who f;mshed In choblil.- ,In the second period other Green Bay scoring with Boston versus Buffalo at ;Scott, Bos lr.e ~FL Western Division cellar Iafter li(was unable to generate field goals 'of 37 4S and 28 Rochester N y . Bia1r, Bal lll396 52115 .2911 at 9-9 to send the game Into exSCHOOL · , · · ' . 0 ' • • Cogliaro, Bos 95 S49 5I IIIII .287 tra play. ·•,I. Fregosi, Cal 110425 61121 .285 . · . Horton, Del 86 278 37 78 .281 Rex George omgl~. stole 0 Nrthrp Del 105 38S « 107 .279 ond and then scored on Rome Hn:t lw•P''d·''fw•Jrth 11 ' · · · LOS ANGELE's (UPI) _ 'Nate I, ' ,\. . ~ •• ' Dq;mascus Gets Easy Win . qo. ·:•f!•JDiblrJI.'I'~~llls~ · A tlan t a ~j.'' ' hit oft O'Donolhue tlftd the Tlgtn on • trl~ by Vie. Dav,UIIo to Wll I clelll slnile to.left by JliU tile list .IeVen lnnlnCi. .' OpfR Jltt Cleveland lblrcl-lnnlnic Freehan leading oft lbe eeeond · ' • · · · lnnlnl. O'Donoghue theacwalked Tbe win was O'Donoghue's raJ)y.. ~n Wagner singled Eddie Matlllwo bUt struck out seventb against five loases: HejpavaUIIo home and TonY N • Ca h llld a· · &lruell out U and walked .two, . k ., . orm 1 got ay Oyler wblle Detroit starter Joe Horton drew a wal . Mn ,..ru to ground Into • double play to S forced Horton at second before 11 red lh 1 •nd the Inning. parma su e e oss. Sims unloaded his ninth homer Tile Cleveland_· lefthander re. Lee Maye doubled and scored jollbe year. . Tile : (i•Donoibl!l pltebed I hitter ..urtn& :he lui 23 men in order, and Duke Sims belted a 111re-run homer to spark • fi thircl iJIDin ail 1ve · run , g r y Saturday that cave lbe Cleve. land Indians a s.e vlctoy over the Detroit TII!'f•· t., J j I j. .. · ·. ~-~~:-.::::~~:::-.-.: ' ..,..... , · ·,;IRffians 5-0 Victotf· Ovtr· · Tigers ifdntP t ' 111 Oltv~ second - ,. ....· ue Tosses · One•hitter ,. for [)o:·iJfi: ·· ,. •. AUan~. ~~l~:~~:t . e~;s ,. . aa;1t:~:n~fE~=r~::~::! . . . . .. . . . . . . .~· • • .:: ' • i ' ,I I I I I • ~ • ·t· t;. 1·~ . '· ''1 ..~ . ' ~,., . · " ') j ' ,, ' .' I '\~, · �/ O •' ' I ,., ~ •, 1<,.1' '•• . .o~· ~ • '' ' "'''~"··· " !~ ••• .:,J~~.'::~:~<l;_;~~.~-J-~ ~..,,..,.:..,~ r \ ,... ,..,w .. . ~ t ;' " ··~ -N~ti~n -E~xSays:·i~ , · CQLU)IIIi!S. ~UPI) . -Sta,,t~ the. wide ~~Jill• of """"~- -!'~· tbe l 1.sur~ IIIII lnfa~t !leboDls SUpt. Martin· Essex not- varied backgroundl · E. Bar- ed Frlclq., .that 91llo• bed •the tt"" of.its ~dreri IDUllh largest·enrollment In the Esse~ aald: . ' · ~try as he. cave the 11over- ' 'l'!1e school official sajd Melp Clftml ll"'pplaa 'and the . leitsl'ature a· 181- many- large !ndustrllll Admllletl - None. annual report covertng the p!'llductlve agricultural Dlocbi'Jit - None. · private and pa-'i and rapidly growing · . schools. communities looked to "lcbi)Ols I "Ohio tcliOoll must .. 1to maintain properly values, asA41dttd - Randy C r o u, Syracuae; Barbara Crlltea, M• Ethel Colllnl, l'omeloy; Debbie Hwrb, Middleport; Olan Knapp, Syr-; R a Y• li1GIId Baker, Middleport; Fred Roush, Racine. · I - Clladeo J. Jl' Jacboa Pike; Mil. 'lfll!lam T. Porter, Eurekl $tar Rt: Mra. Ray K. Shaver, Rt. 1 GaW~lll: Hom· "' F. Moore. Rt. I CtoiJII. Oty; Mrs. Charles V. FIIIIQIOII, Rl. 1 Columbio: Olarlu T. Edwards, MosoA; Mrs. .lllrvld P. Gardner. Rt. I Mlddlqorl; Kor· rv Swan, PorUand; Mrs. Elll l;Hmo,.. Jr .. Pomeroy; Mrs. Roland E. Morris. Middleport: Mrs, Rav Savre rc l, r· ~us: DloeNr&ed - Larry Pitt. C!orence ·sover: Rt. 2 McArtb- , Kathryn Werry, Mary Qm. . d1H. ur.· Dlscbarle• Mrs. c. Ravmond Dyer, Rob- I Pleo .... v.., llo1pllll ert W. Byer;, Brian A. Der!t, Admllltd: Samuel Bauer, Gi!ratd D Oonohut John .1. Jlo- PI Pleaaant; Roy Barr, Leon: wor. Mrs. Lona E. Felluro, Charles Wayan, Soulllslde; VJr. James F Foose. Lawrence R. glt McDade, Pliny ; Harley FetHall, Oble Keolon. Ma x L. ty. Jr .. Pl. Pleosant: Mro. EriiKnopp. Mrs. Larry !J. l.invlllo, est Lyons, Hartford. Mrs. Wilson Litc!Jfleld. Linda Dlocbarged: Mrl. Hugh Barr, L. Saxor., Mrs. Ron a 1 d ,E. ! Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Elmer New· Spem . Mr< . !.PO C. Steele. · borry, Letart; Ernest Knapp, Mrs. Cash Zimmerman, Mrs. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Tobias Ma.tllfnriy L. Wallis and In fan I tot, West Columbia. daugllter. Mrs. Bernard Husaell Blrltl: Mr. and Mrs. L I o y d and ~ani daughter. Mrs. Brice ·· Harmon, Detter, atlo, a daugh1 GUpm and Jnfa_n~~IJih _ ter._ Mrs_.__ t•-r._ _ _ __ _ _ . ' I share ,of the total .expehc!Jtut'ea f~r •'h adl~i In l•l~llined •!rom ~-• to,31.5• ·P"'': ~)~See. Coalact ·StllJa Arnold . Park Ceqlral Hotel. 191" U ' IIODEIUI week illll bouaelraOer~·• w monlb. 18110 11J Let's Eat Cbea~ .. 108-11 . • -1 Area Deaths ' boxtd '• ,, ';<, ...' ·- ' ... en.m~ oper' ~ <' 4111!'..: .;~ ' ~ -~- ~ tor pleiUrtl . , '·,',i/.liailJ '-·· ,rf ' --~··· ; . . ,t_ \ ~ 1111 ,1 ~'.,_·.. ... -~-~·~-~ ....;"."~·'f·"'-'111'• ~ •C.JII,.:,!t, \ ., ., .,., • ' ~... ,._ " . ,_ ' $)·9·'5 I I~ BAniS, . A'J"I'ACHED GAR ~ AGB. NICE Bun.T IN KITCHEN, LOCAT!ID I "' IULM OUT Ul , PULL PRICE IIUOO. POLAROID 210 CAMERA $)9~95 . REG. $49.95, ONLY--- MISS AMERICA BEAUTY SPECIALS by TONI ADORN HAIR SPRAY Undy Combination REG. $1.50 - - - - -- WRITING KIT ' - TAME CRIME RINSE 4fo· Lindy N.Siohl Ink loll '"' 4tc Lindy llock Mortlnt l'tn REG. $1.00 -~---- 10.-Pod $1.09 VALUE DIPPITY DO ALL REG. $1.25 - - - - . . , . - - - fOR . 99-c 69c 79c BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIA~S SPRAY DEODORANT"· ·.. .. ·G.E. ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK R-e. $M9 LILT HOME PERMAN£NI' .. ·.. ·.. HEAD & SHOULDERS •l·'' .SHAMPOO , ............ . ' LISTERINE BARBA SOL ANn SEPTIC LATHER SHAVE BOMB 14oz. 1-a.$1.09 79~ ''•nt 11 oz. 98c Size, Only ._ . 79c . 99c /59' ' DANCING MILEAGE 3·9c · 'PUI HOSIERY' Reg. $1.00 Only,Palr_....... EN-'S .TOILElRIES ~N ' • Brut .. ·.. ' .. .. $5.00 & up ·.Eng&sh Leather $1.50 &ip Old Spice ··.... $1.50 &up · Reg. 98c.,.... ....,..._ ONLY '""1 ' ,• 6 7'.C •' ,,. ' ·: ..... ~' • ' '1· "' ~ 'f• ·I ·..;:,•" ' \L ',\' ;I Plio~ 6.75-2528 .. i-.1o0 ,1 ""'I ' ..: . •' ... 1 : ' '~.. t . ., Another serie$ of evening 'cl11s~ ll;t . .. hol$tf!ring 11nd Fumiture Repair. If woyld like to visit dOr next Der11011stJ:., lion Cl,ss whith Is pocked with valu~ inform~tion and Of charge. me i I your name and add~ to Uphols~rlng Shop, 1163 Secoilcf Gallipolis; Ohio, Phone 446.2017. free BAYER ASPIRIN ' . • essary. Watklnl ona, Mister L··.. · ·· · $4.00 &up . -. . --.. Pub · .... · $4.00 &·up mtn•. Studd' $3.75 &up ~tuu .~. ' l>.,..,_. . ' . Point ,~nt, W. Ve. · ·~t!f*' I!Ofll• ·· City Pharmacy 504 M11n StrHt SALE .. ed bodf inan. Two River tor Co,, ~- PJeuan~ W. Va. Contact Harry Ph. 1490. . ' PROCTOR & GAMBLE R-e. ,1.00 s-et Super 98c Fresh.;Stari ·· ··· •.- · 49c $1.00 lcfii)-Derm ~.,. ·" 73c · $4.19 Cl. .sil · •• ·•· ·: ·ate ' 98e:Stridex ~ads •··... 73c $US Phisohex ·· $1.29 Bllllnt Bell , :T11n.O.SixLotlon, 1.75 ·. · ~ ~--~----------------1 ONLY WANTED ··coNtROL with: . ... ··... ' FoR SALE or RENT mY NICE I . 811>10011 !tOR. COMPLEXION: . I IL\N, INCLUDtl OAS 11JNAC& AND BATR. Rut Estate For Sale . . -r...JtJ~!:=~=t:::::=~=========:+::~~====:t:~~ _~, t'·,·~~ ~ NEAR NEW 5 ROOM HOME and 1 ACRE REG. $59.95 ONLY Extra S~ll ' • 'I' Take Black 1nd Wlilt. or Color. n llld lheJ burlild ,,_.._,1,\""' ' I by Scotch 800 lnchei per dlspenotr Mondly and • . . di.lrillill .... . .·· 114-3 Worth Of School ., CELLOPHANE TAPE GAWPOUI- J. 11o1111 Me- ~Nrnltn, doeumlllll IIIII It Qlrmlet.1t; oft471«"PtAft.( • two can. iN. - - .. l ' Supplies Purchased 23c Rocket II.'""' ThundaJ. auto With Each $1.00 KODAK INST AMATIC 404 Camera 'Outfit· . I l••rs 39c al l · YARD. c ;- Flexibility is K p ]j , I ey tO 0 cy 011 LOOK AT THIS BOD AND DECll)l "FOR YOU!t.SELI' IF rr !8 FOR YOU. INCLUDES A 1f.UJLT ~ IUI'CHEN, FINISHED fl'l\!.!1· LY ROOM. LAR.GI FI:Ncm IN ONLY I 1111• week. Golf Course, Frame 3 Bedroom $13,300 AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY WITH SPREADER GALLJPOus o. 1 llou ck. II, Rl. I Crown Oty a ; retired employe of the G~W. '· polis Slate lnsUiule and t h State Highway Department aft. er 2! years of aervlce died ANN ARBOR. Mlcb. (Ul'l) 11:20 a. m. Friday ~ Holaer A. fle1lble posture 11 the lloo?ltal. realistic one the United States Mr. Houck had beea In falling can maintain on the hnlth since May 1 and 1n li!rl- o1 Red China to the United ou• cond!Uon sin<e he entered 1 Nations, Michigan Gov. tile 11<>1pital on AU(. 7. IRomney uld Frld~y. · Born Oct. 29, 11!17 Ill Guyan I In hill first to-depth look Twp.. he was the IOU of the 1 Chi tion Ron.mey 1 ~:~ Strother and Nellie Swlnd- ~ u."~must ' Houck. illl first wife, the Idirected toward encourallng the fonner Alta Fellure, whom he j·Communlst Chinese to ~;:. II rna,rlod In 1911, pr~ him ,lor U N membership sio in d•ath · · · Nationallol China. .' side with · .· Survwora 1nc1ude hill IIOCOIJd 1 wife. Mrs. Goldie Myero, wlloin \ He said Red Cblnt Ia not now he mmied In 1921; two daucb- ready for membership In tm Mra. Robert <Eileen) Don- f world body because of Ito own oaiJ ·•. GaUipoUa, and Mro. ~.ee l behevior. But ohou1d Red Odnll aark, Daylon; l i " !decide wemerce !rom IIOIItloD ~on•. Farrell, Springfield; Lor- [ and demonstrate wllllniJIIIS to en, Dayton: Chancey, Galltpol-! dedicate ltsell 1o Is: Chart.. , Hilllarda, llld Dean ; world peace tn keeplni with of Dover, Del.: three alllen lu. N. charter. the United States Mrs. Orner (Anna) Pt'Oae and ! should welcome Ita memberMrs. Lawrence (Piuma) llllaw, i ship, Romney uld. both of GalllpoUs, anf -Mr 1.[ Dn•JS \d 1Moreant) Hardeaty 1 Rt. 1 Crown City. There a,..; Soviet Diplomate 1!1 " '"1•·' lll!ren and two .r-at- : Serlouely Injured 1 ;n ndchildran. j MCM!COW (UPI\-Several Mr. Houck- a mtmber cl ' viol diplomate tn Peklni ""•••II j been "serlouoly Injured" by Lh• Mercervnte Grqe. Servil.. , will be conducled at . mobs o1 Red Guanlo who I p. m. Monday at the Waugh- l lbreatened to hum down the Hallty . Wood Funeral Home Russian ~tmbaaoy tn the Comby the Rrv. <llarlts Uuher of munllt Orineae eapltal, Pravda ChiUJcothe. ~al will be In uld today, Centenary Cemetery. Friends the Soviet Communllt party may eaU 11'0111 s-4 and 7.f p. ~per said "IPfC!Ially m. Sunday 11 tile 1anm1 home. lldod lhUfl" brake Into t h • tlo¥lel .imhuly IJ'OIIIIdl /. H. MeCormkh ' Extra Spedalt SCHOOL PASTE q:lcy ' .• ' 11.800 BUYS, TlUS FRADO .tOME. ' . n" rNCLUDES FURNACE HI:AT, 1!.500 IS THE FULL PRICE OF BATH, GARAGE AND P LI:I:NTY THI8 CLJ:A.N OOOD LOOIDNG Of WATER. HOME ON U S. 3l NL\8 THtrn,- ONLY 58c Value LePage's White TWIN PAK Mr. McConnick wu a member o1 Morning Dawn Lodge No. POMEROY - W~ha been : 7, Scottish Rlle, the Alladin "f'!'eived ol tht death of M!-1. Shrine Temple In Columbus, tbe Rose Covert, 74. ea1m Grore, Galllpoill Elka Lodge, and the Fort Richey, Florida, on Alii· Modern Woodmen ol America. ust 3. She waa born In Middle- . Servlee8 will be conducted port and went to Florida 15 at 1 p. m. MOnday at the Waughye&rs aeo. She was a chirter Helley-Wood Funeral Home by member of the Flnt Methodllit tht Rev. Rex Marrs. Burial <'hurcll. . will be In Mound HDI CemeSurvivlng I• a aon, Rev. wu. tery. Friends may call from 2ltam H. Covert, Safety H~ 4 and 7-t Sunday at the funeral our. Fla.: lour eranddtlldren home. and seven great-erandchltdren. . Funoral services were held at Ma!IOIIic semeN wlll be COlithe Yiscoe Funefal Home !here )dueled at I p. m. Sunday at • the funeral home. I Cbar.._ THURMAN, OHIO VALUES TO $71.50 49c Mrs. Rore Covert [ 5 ROOM HOME Both Ladles 1nd Mens 5J;tole punched, fits either 2 or 3 ring binders. ° Char/,, Houck ( • ~ WRIST WATCHES 300 COUNT FILLER PAPER POMEROY - Clllloril Hysell In falling health for e lg h t dlfd last week in MI. sterlln&, morllho and serlollll since he Oblo. Funeral services we r • suffered a stroke three weeks htld Wednesday, August II, ot ;' ago. t~• Snyder Funeral Home In , . G I"· Co ty h M · · A notiveo1 aua un, e t. Sterlmg. bom March 12 , 1~ , 1 was ... ,, aI Born Oct. II, 1190. he was the :s idwetl, aon of the late Olar•on or the late Wall and Mar- i Jes H. and Gwinnie Jonllll Mecella Freed Hyson. 811 wife, Cormick. One son, John aw-Ethel. a daughter, Mlhlred, and tes McCormick, and a brother, • sister Faye HyseU ·.Palmer, Haydon McCormick, preceded also preceded him In .4ealh, in death. o Survivors Include a ailler, H . -• b bll ·-"e M 8 C h Lo . Oh e II aurv1v... Y wn ' " · en en, rain, lo; IMra. Nan Wigner McCormick, a nephew. Fred Geo!'Je, Rut- wom h he marr.... ,_. June, 1 1111·, Iand : and • nlece, """"''~- 1 Brybr·'"·· u.. ....,__ 'ddl .. two .,._,, ruuRY '""'""'on. M1 epo. ,. · · · lei, Cuyahoia Fallo, and MerMr. and Mrs. Georse and 111 McCormick Patriot Star Mrs. Bryan attended the am- r • tee . Rt., and a olster, Mrs. Robert s. I Irene) Smeltzer, Gallipolis. ·, ~ . EXTRA SPECIAL! ymo. died at ! :35 p. m. Friday in Holzer Hospital. He had been Clil/tml Hy•rU BACK SPECIAfl WALTHAM 17 Jewel 49! Gift '"I, . . r;,u 2S8-8051, Cro"'ll ·The Wiseman Agency ta~ ~at:pie~ure In offer•.; '.,City, o. . . .• ·' "ttl · ing 'for sale '~Ci!U! flf the' bice$t homes in · · J1liij: bulidozer ud . blaYou'll appreciateJhe 81arge bed~lliS but I you will enjoy mltlt ·the carpeted living rooltll.Jttma . ·llcie ·anlee. Pit. II'MI80. formal dinin~ area. EntertaUning will be a ple)ISure. Dad wjiJ ~nJOY the p.tjvate study 'vd the facdhat the lawn abrubbery and trees are established. There are 2 baths in the house and % bath·-with ,. shower in the 2 car-garage, It's .a lovely location and convenient to shopping, schools, pool, church, etc. Shown by appointment. ' • In Point Plauant, W. Va. SHEAFFER BALL POINT .PEN .' • DESIGI\IEI) .FOliGRACJQUS UVING . . .. HEDGEWRD Dl•. r: , , ,_ . ., ·" FRUTH PHARMACY CITY PHARMACY REGULAR $1.95 . ..,.... Stcq RemOVed,.. wiLL reinove JoUr boriel, eows IIIII lllllles. . ·.oueei Jac:bou 2IHm Off. 4464643 lvt. 446-3796 · ' ~ AcaiiSS j EXTRA SPEtiAU - 1he ~EMANApncy REALTOR fUI'IIijhed .apt., ' �/ O •' ' I ,., ~ •, 1<,.1' '•• . .o~· ~ • '' ' "'''~"··· " !~ ••• .:,J~~.'::~:~<l;_;~~.~-J-~ ~..,,..,.:..,~ r \ ,... ,..,w .. . ~ t ;' " ··~ -N~ti~n -E~xSays:·i~ , · CQLU)IIIi!S. ~UPI) . -Sta,,t~ the. wide ~~Jill• of """"~- -!'~· tbe l 1.sur~ IIIII lnfa~t !leboDls SUpt. Martin· Essex not- varied backgroundl · E. Bar- ed Frlclq., .that 91llo• bed •the tt"" of.its ~dreri IDUllh largest·enrollment In the Esse~ aald: . ' · ~try as he. cave the 11over- ' 'l'!1e school official sajd Melp Clftml ll"'pplaa 'and the . leitsl'ature a· 181- many- large !ndustrllll Admllletl - None. annual report covertng the p!'llductlve agricultural Dlocbi'Jit - None. · private and pa-'i and rapidly growing · . schools. communities looked to "lcbi)Ols I "Ohio tcliOoll must .. 1to maintain properly values, asA41dttd - Randy C r o u, Syracuae; Barbara Crlltea, M• Ethel Colllnl, l'omeloy; Debbie Hwrb, Middleport; Olan Knapp, Syr-; R a Y• li1GIId Baker, Middleport; Fred Roush, Racine. · I - Clladeo J. Jl' Jacboa Pike; Mil. 'lfll!lam T. Porter, Eurekl $tar Rt: Mra. Ray K. Shaver, Rt. 1 GaW~lll: Hom· "' F. Moore. Rt. I CtoiJII. Oty; Mrs. Charles V. FIIIIQIOII, Rl. 1 Columbio: Olarlu T. Edwards, MosoA; Mrs. .lllrvld P. Gardner. Rt. I Mlddlqorl; Kor· rv Swan, PorUand; Mrs. Elll l;Hmo,.. Jr .. Pomeroy; Mrs. Roland E. Morris. Middleport: Mrs, Rav Savre rc l, r· ~us: DloeNr&ed - Larry Pitt. C!orence ·sover: Rt. 2 McArtb- , Kathryn Werry, Mary Qm. . d1H. ur.· Dlscbarle• Mrs. c. Ravmond Dyer, Rob- I Pleo .... v.., llo1pllll ert W. Byer;, Brian A. Der!t, Admllltd: Samuel Bauer, Gi!ratd D Oonohut John .1. Jlo- PI Pleaaant; Roy Barr, Leon: wor. Mrs. Lona E. Felluro, Charles Wayan, Soulllslde; VJr. James F Foose. Lawrence R. glt McDade, Pliny ; Harley FetHall, Oble Keolon. Ma x L. ty. Jr .. Pl. Pleosant: Mro. EriiKnopp. Mrs. Larry !J. l.invlllo, est Lyons, Hartford. Mrs. Wilson Litc!Jfleld. Linda Dlocbarged: Mrl. Hugh Barr, L. Saxor., Mrs. Ron a 1 d ,E. ! Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Elmer New· Spem . Mr< . !.PO C. Steele. · borry, Letart; Ernest Knapp, Mrs. Cash Zimmerman, Mrs. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Tobias Ma.tllfnriy L. Wallis and In fan I tot, West Columbia. daugllter. Mrs. Bernard Husaell Blrltl: Mr. and Mrs. L I o y d and ~ani daughter. Mrs. Brice ·· Harmon, Detter, atlo, a daugh1 GUpm and Jnfa_n~~IJih _ ter._ Mrs_.__ t•-r._ _ _ __ _ _ . ' I share ,of the total .expehc!Jtut'ea f~r •'h adl~i In l•l~llined •!rom ~-• to,31.5• ·P"'': ~)~See. Coalact ·StllJa Arnold . Park Ceqlral Hotel. 191" U ' IIODEIUI week illll bouaelraOer~·• w monlb. 18110 11J Let's Eat Cbea~ .. 108-11 . • -1 Area Deaths ' boxtd '• ,, ';<, ...' ·- ' ... en.m~ oper' ~ <' 4111!'..: .;~ ' ~ -~- ~ tor pleiUrtl . , '·,',i/.liailJ '-·· ,rf ' --~··· ; . . ,t_ \ ~ 1111 ,1 ~'.,_·.. ... -~-~·~-~ ....;"."~·'f·"'-'111'• ~ •C.JII,.:,!t, \ ., ., .,., • ' ~... ,._ " . ,_ ' $)·9·'5 I I~ BAniS, . A'J"I'ACHED GAR ~ AGB. NICE Bun.T IN KITCHEN, LOCAT!ID I "' IULM OUT Ul , PULL PRICE IIUOO. POLAROID 210 CAMERA $)9~95 . REG. $49.95, ONLY--- MISS AMERICA BEAUTY SPECIALS by TONI ADORN HAIR SPRAY Undy Combination REG. $1.50 - - - - -- WRITING KIT ' - TAME CRIME RINSE 4fo· Lindy N.Siohl Ink loll '"' 4tc Lindy llock Mortlnt l'tn REG. $1.00 -~---- 10.-Pod $1.09 VALUE DIPPITY DO ALL REG. $1.25 - - - - . . , . - - - fOR . 99-c 69c 79c BACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIA~S SPRAY DEODORANT"· ·.. .. ·G.E. ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK R-e. $M9 LILT HOME PERMAN£NI' .. ·.. ·.. HEAD & SHOULDERS •l·'' .SHAMPOO , ............ . ' LISTERINE BARBA SOL ANn SEPTIC LATHER SHAVE BOMB 14oz. 1-a.$1.09 79~ ''•nt 11 oz. 98c Size, Only ._ . 79c . 99c /59' ' DANCING MILEAGE 3·9c · 'PUI HOSIERY' Reg. $1.00 Only,Palr_....... EN-'S .TOILElRIES ~N ' • Brut .. ·.. ' .. .. $5.00 & up ·.Eng&sh Leather $1.50 &ip Old Spice ··.... $1.50 &up · Reg. 98c.,.... ....,..._ ONLY '""1 ' ,• 6 7'.C •' ,,. ' ·: ..... ~' • ' '1· "' ~ 'f• ·I ·..;:,•" ' \L ',\' ;I Plio~ 6.75-2528 .. i-.1o0 ,1 ""'I ' ..: . •' ... 1 : ' '~.. t . ., Another serie$ of evening 'cl11s~ ll;t . .. hol$tf!ring 11nd Fumiture Repair. If woyld like to visit dOr next Der11011stJ:., lion Cl,ss whith Is pocked with valu~ inform~tion and Of charge. me i I your name and add~ to Uphols~rlng Shop, 1163 Secoilcf Gallipolis; Ohio, Phone 446.2017. free BAYER ASPIRIN ' . • essary. Watklnl ona, Mister L··.. · ·· · $4.00 &up . -. . --.. Pub · .... · $4.00 &·up mtn•. Studd' $3.75 &up ~tuu .~. ' l>.,..,_. . ' . Point ,~nt, W. Ve. · ·~t!f*' I!Ofll• ·· City Pharmacy 504 M11n StrHt SALE .. ed bodf inan. Two River tor Co,, ~- PJeuan~ W. Va. Contact Harry Ph. 1490. . ' PROCTOR & GAMBLE R-e. ,1.00 s-et Super 98c Fresh.;Stari ·· ··· •.- · 49c $1.00 lcfii)-Derm ~.,. ·" 73c · $4.19 Cl. .sil · •• ·•· ·: ·ate ' 98e:Stridex ~ads •··... 73c $US Phisohex ·· $1.29 Bllllnt Bell , :T11n.O.SixLotlon, 1.75 ·. · ~ ~--~----------------1 ONLY WANTED ··coNtROL with: . ... ··... ' FoR SALE or RENT mY NICE I . 811>10011 !tOR. COMPLEXION: . I IL\N, INCLUDtl OAS 11JNAC& AND BATR. Rut Estate For Sale . . -r...JtJ~!:=~=t:::::=~=========:+::~~====:t:~~ _~, t'·,·~~ ~ NEAR NEW 5 ROOM HOME and 1 ACRE REG. $59.95 ONLY Extra S~ll ' • 'I' Take Black 1nd Wlilt. or Color. n llld lheJ burlild ,,_.._,1,\""' ' I by Scotch 800 lnchei per dlspenotr Mondly and • . . di.lrillill .... . .·· 114-3 Worth Of School ., CELLOPHANE TAPE GAWPOUI- J. 11o1111 Me- ~Nrnltn, doeumlllll IIIII It Qlrmlet.1t; oft471«"PtAft.( • two can. iN. - - .. l ' Supplies Purchased 23c Rocket II.'""' ThundaJ. auto With Each $1.00 KODAK INST AMATIC 404 Camera 'Outfit· . I l••rs 39c al l · YARD. c ;- Flexibility is K p ]j , I ey tO 0 cy 011 LOOK AT THIS BOD AND DECll)l "FOR YOU!t.SELI' IF rr !8 FOR YOU. INCLUDES A 1f.UJLT ~ IUI'CHEN, FINISHED fl'l\!.!1· LY ROOM. LAR.GI FI:Ncm IN ONLY I 1111• week. Golf Course, Frame 3 Bedroom $13,300 AQUA NET HAIR SPRAY WITH SPREADER GALLJPOus o. 1 llou ck. II, Rl. I Crown Oty a ; retired employe of the G~W. '· polis Slate lnsUiule and t h State Highway Department aft. er 2! years of aervlce died ANN ARBOR. Mlcb. (Ul'l) 11:20 a. m. Friday ~ Holaer A. fle1lble posture 11 the lloo?ltal. realistic one the United States Mr. Houck had beea In falling can maintain on the hnlth since May 1 and 1n li!rl- o1 Red China to the United ou• cond!Uon sin<e he entered 1 Nations, Michigan Gov. tile 11<>1pital on AU(. 7. IRomney uld Frld~y. · Born Oct. 29, 11!17 Ill Guyan I In hill first to-depth look Twp.. he was the IOU of the 1 Chi tion Ron.mey 1 ~:~ Strother and Nellie Swlnd- ~ u."~must ' Houck. illl first wife, the Idirected toward encourallng the fonner Alta Fellure, whom he j·Communlst Chinese to ~;:. II rna,rlod In 1911, pr~ him ,lor U N membership sio in d•ath · · · Nationallol China. .' side with · .· Survwora 1nc1ude hill IIOCOIJd 1 wife. Mrs. Goldie Myero, wlloin \ He said Red Cblnt Ia not now he mmied In 1921; two daucb- ready for membership In tm Mra. Robert <Eileen) Don- f world body because of Ito own oaiJ ·•. GaUipoUa, and Mro. ~.ee l behevior. But ohou1d Red Odnll aark, Daylon; l i " !decide wemerce !rom IIOIItloD ~on•. Farrell, Springfield; Lor- [ and demonstrate wllllniJIIIS to en, Dayton: Chancey, Galltpol-! dedicate ltsell 1o Is: Chart.. , Hilllarda, llld Dean ; world peace tn keeplni with of Dover, Del.: three alllen lu. N. charter. the United States Mrs. Orner (Anna) Pt'Oae and ! should welcome Ita memberMrs. Lawrence (Piuma) llllaw, i ship, Romney uld. both of GalllpoUs, anf -Mr 1.[ Dn•JS \d 1Moreant) Hardeaty 1 Rt. 1 Crown City. There a,..; Soviet Diplomate 1!1 " '"1•·' lll!ren and two .r-at- : Serlouely Injured 1 ;n ndchildran. j MCM!COW (UPI\-Several Mr. Houck- a mtmber cl ' viol diplomate tn Peklni ""•••II j been "serlouoly Injured" by Lh• Mercervnte Grqe. Servil.. , will be conducled at . mobs o1 Red Guanlo who I p. m. Monday at the Waugh- l lbreatened to hum down the Hallty . Wood Funeral Home Russian ~tmbaaoy tn the Comby the Rrv. <llarlts Uuher of munllt Orineae eapltal, Pravda ChiUJcothe. ~al will be In uld today, Centenary Cemetery. Friends the Soviet Communllt party may eaU 11'0111 s-4 and 7.f p. ~per said "IPfC!Ially m. Sunday 11 tile 1anm1 home. lldod lhUfl" brake Into t h • tlo¥lel .imhuly IJ'OIIIIdl /. H. MeCormkh ' Extra Spedalt SCHOOL PASTE q:lcy ' .• ' 11.800 BUYS, TlUS FRADO .tOME. ' . n" rNCLUDES FURNACE HI:AT, 1!.500 IS THE FULL PRICE OF BATH, GARAGE AND P LI:I:NTY THI8 CLJ:A.N OOOD LOOIDNG Of WATER. HOME ON U S. 3l NL\8 THtrn,- ONLY 58c Value LePage's White TWIN PAK Mr. McConnick wu a member o1 Morning Dawn Lodge No. POMEROY - W~ha been : 7, Scottish Rlle, the Alladin "f'!'eived ol tht death of M!-1. Shrine Temple In Columbus, tbe Rose Covert, 74. ea1m Grore, Galllpoill Elka Lodge, and the Fort Richey, Florida, on Alii· Modern Woodmen ol America. ust 3. She waa born In Middle- . Servlee8 will be conducted port and went to Florida 15 at 1 p. m. MOnday at the Waughye&rs aeo. She was a chirter Helley-Wood Funeral Home by member of the Flnt Methodllit tht Rev. Rex Marrs. Burial <'hurcll. . will be In Mound HDI CemeSurvivlng I• a aon, Rev. wu. tery. Friends may call from 2ltam H. Covert, Safety H~ 4 and 7-t Sunday at the funeral our. Fla.: lour eranddtlldren home. and seven great-erandchltdren. . Funoral services were held at Ma!IOIIic semeN wlll be COlithe Yiscoe Funefal Home !here )dueled at I p. m. Sunday at • the funeral home. I Cbar.._ THURMAN, OHIO VALUES TO $71.50 49c Mrs. Rore Covert [ 5 ROOM HOME Both Ladles 1nd Mens 5J;tole punched, fits either 2 or 3 ring binders. ° Char/,, Houck ( • ~ WRIST WATCHES 300 COUNT FILLER PAPER POMEROY - Clllloril Hysell In falling health for e lg h t dlfd last week in MI. sterlln&, morllho and serlollll since he Oblo. Funeral services we r • suffered a stroke three weeks htld Wednesday, August II, ot ;' ago. t~• Snyder Funeral Home In , . G I"· Co ty h M · · A notiveo1 aua un, e t. Sterlmg. bom March 12 , 1~ , 1 was ... ,, aI Born Oct. II, 1190. he was the :s idwetl, aon of the late Olar•on or the late Wall and Mar- i Jes H. and Gwinnie Jonllll Mecella Freed Hyson. 811 wife, Cormick. One son, John aw-Ethel. a daughter, Mlhlred, and tes McCormick, and a brother, • sister Faye HyseU ·.Palmer, Haydon McCormick, preceded also preceded him In .4ealh, in death. o Survivors Include a ailler, H . -• b bll ·-"e M 8 C h Lo . Oh e II aurv1v... Y wn ' " · en en, rain, lo; IMra. Nan Wigner McCormick, a nephew. Fred Geo!'Je, Rut- wom h he marr.... ,_. June, 1 1111·, Iand : and • nlece, """"''~- 1 Brybr·'"·· u.. ....,__ 'ddl .. two .,._,, ruuRY '""'""'on. M1 epo. ,. · · · lei, Cuyahoia Fallo, and MerMr. and Mrs. Georse and 111 McCormick Patriot Star Mrs. Bryan attended the am- r • tee . Rt., and a olster, Mrs. Robert s. I Irene) Smeltzer, Gallipolis. ·, ~ . EXTRA SPECIAL! ymo. died at ! :35 p. m. Friday in Holzer Hospital. He had been Clil/tml Hy•rU BACK SPECIAfl WALTHAM 17 Jewel 49! Gift '"I, . . r;,u 2S8-8051, Cro"'ll ·The Wiseman Agency ta~ ~at:pie~ure In offer•.; '.,City, o. . . .• ·' "ttl · ing 'for sale '~Ci!U! flf the' bice$t homes in · · J1liij: bulidozer ud . blaYou'll appreciateJhe 81arge bed~lliS but I you will enjoy mltlt ·the carpeted living rooltll.Jttma . ·llcie ·anlee. Pit. II'MI80. formal dinin~ area. EntertaUning will be a ple)ISure. Dad wjiJ ~nJOY the p.tjvate study 'vd the facdhat the lawn abrubbery and trees are established. There are 2 baths in the house and % bath·-with ,. shower in the 2 car-garage, It's .a lovely location and convenient to shopping, schools, pool, church, etc. Shown by appointment. ' • In Point Plauant, W. Va. SHEAFFER BALL POINT .PEN .' • DESIGI\IEI) .FOliGRACJQUS UVING . . .. HEDGEWRD Dl•. r: , , ,_ . ., ·" FRUTH PHARMACY CITY PHARMACY REGULAR $1.95 . ..,.... Stcq RemOVed,.. wiLL reinove JoUr boriel, eows IIIII lllllles. . ·.oueei Jac:bou 2IHm Off. 4464643 lvt. 446-3796 · ' ~ AcaiiSS j EXTRA SPEtiAU - 1he ~EMANApncy REALTOR fUI'IIijhed .apt., ' �'· /' ' .. •. ' ' .. ' l .' , ..., '"' '' \ ' i .\ i' I ' " ' ' ." , . '• ,, I ' ,, I ' N~W IN t Al\NIII-.I.:i \ ',.. ·' · '~. 1, ~ ·.. . . ., ·......,," .. ··· .. ,· '· .·" .-.~···•·, . 1 ' ~~ ~~v~f :~ ~~~ 8'f~~ 'l'he Sunday TJm.es-Sentlnel, ~·::. .~ua. 20, ~f)'!.=J!I: ..., · ;..•· "' ." · · ~"··~" ''\' ··:~· ·'' r :•-: • ot,pj!ilp)e;~'1hat have · ltod and.• ·a ·~·of ·tnteresl"~.~ not CO!f~:t ·· ·~·lrJ.n·other M~\) ,gs··· County ai·r B ..e·c.o.. -me·s,..·. · Q"•·s· t · · o · ·r · y . ~:~:~:ta~J£~~t~;e;~: ::~~t·~z~o~~=~"fo~.~~~:!;f,i:~:t:l . l ' , I ,WO!t .F L. '- . · . >· ~Y C. " · B.~KESLEE · ,' aJ>{lreci~\&. ' For Rent \ll.~ OBDI!llt AMS'l'IJTL'S B and SUNRAY GAS range wllh mag. "Niek Cblck'' JeShom chicks. lc eye biii'Jiel', real good c:oo- or atarted pullets today. Mod· em Poultry, Box 188, Atbeos, dlllon. ...011. 11111-tllf. Oblo. Phone 58S-$11. 120 r~ ! ' I ' '. ' QUAUTANE LP GAS 120 ••• nothing does so much, costs so little! ,, - . H:ONDA ' SAilS., SERVICE . Cont1cfl CHARLES ,USLE ' Syr1cuH, Ohio • ,,· ·if> •' 1~1 ~~ ;OP IIIII · hr Pree Elfimetes eAiuminum Awning• eAiuminum Siding eAiumlnum Railing• eAlumlnum Windowa ADoon eC:.r Ports ePitios eBiown." ' IMulltlon . or Cell CoiiiCt.$32.6881 NICEST PliOPI.tl .. CAL&. DICI(RAWUNGI Elmer E. White, 404\2 So. 4th St., Ironton 222 -.4th Ave., Huntington .' Slln ~~d Service All New'R.dlahir Shop eCer eTruck eHe..., AND eBullduir eAnyType Core KEITH GOBlE FORD WY 2-1196 Mklcll1110rt. 0. Ohlo·llfli aiKI Motor EXPERIENQD WHEEL. AUGNMENT '·.:, · 1\.f.l ~. !lamp~ we~: of work. •1 sen1or boon! to provide a tent. the Jim!¢' fair program we ' One exainP.fe was this year This too gre•tlf in tho lieve 1Jia( It Is. an ~elped ·~ Ucen.. SCHWAUEL MARINE ' " 'lllo!,'i oducatlonalit;~I ·~ .; to: i~p':tao tim~ tne~e f~o.m. peopl~ <:~~ttle th~t th~""'"· ·war~s ~~' ~ TrOuble J~nes, enin~ th~sel Genhel~er F~lr ~Ill;~~ Fl~~f- ~ice res~lt tbt~i"l Let'S ·face It ,:,'\ ~wels:m, M~lgs 1 ~any ~amos h~ve. i~•S• J ~. ~'id, ~<:";~· ""'!!,u ~· ~r•si· d!~t; ~~~~~Ad~l=· ~::::; ~need p ~· M~fi!. , '-Elirliin~te·,<bilipetltion ~~Qme ;~cretary ha~e Colwe~l (r.o~~lrll Car~ ~~the ~ " ,;:: doom,,~ :"~ '~· R~ger boa~· d ~~::· D~~;;~ ~::~~~;.'e~:,r~~ ~u~\ har~r't ·· V. V. Johnson & Son SERVICE :· to;•~ I ed;~ver ltpl'llllntativeln Thi1 Ana 20 YNI'I Por Card of Thanks 1 ~"" 'i ' ' ·' :" ·. off!~~ comrn~nd~ ~•· ~·""" Busin~ss , tlcularly thO,.,;'fork its ,present position. . Advioory. that ,)> e suggest!oos . whim a )'Ounf lady was askl!d junior fair rirogram. . :e\lfourago hoye oil D ·1··• '!j'l. of pareniB\I'lhe many hours de· Dr. Randall Reed, !he ·beef were Prt!ll!deni;•Howard Nolan; l ' - Too many champion nb· . il .she. would be- ·lnterested SP='" • •. 1 c•" -d!t sh'.."~ld be •••. .. IJrls how80 tothy do 0 """ · Agenl.' cl\grlcul!w'e · d . 1J6,)earn ... wlltJ · ".l Melgo oUilly voted to 4-H club and other cattle judge, ex- vice president L. S. Po'!el!"n, \ hons. . . . . •. . . , .,. . belping keep the recor s and en lo this ear's ·u 10 ·fi,lr of. IB.iQi . now, · •. ,,fOMFJROY - The Meigs youth ptY,Fams by advioors, hibltors on the vei'y nice •'iive- and secretary Gladys be. assist in the prilsentatiO"'. Her f' s/ · . be abll!!ol!o Jearn how to do 0rt County Junior and Senior Fair! and th• work done (ieopte stock exhibition bllilding they dith. Included In tween beef and dairy. lace really lit up. Soe L · many other thlnga that the&'ia3 1 .ts. over for another year Maoytl who hm'"'i'io direct ?'nnection He . said this is certainly, ot the department wcrk , -Change achievement 3 . ,"Ge:;. I am glad Y"". asked, to learn later In · Doys and girls ar_e happy w1th e1ther the familwa ·.or tile a mator 1mprovel111'nt. , year were John· Ph!Ups, Dav1d so money won't be spent me. •ecretary , and Larey Montgom: · ' ·,; . they rece1ved spec1al club _groups. . He a.l:Jo noted that the quali- Colwell, Bernard Gruescr. Ruth\ wtthm five mmates. This tvpe or thing happens eroy, treasul'Or. ·These officers. , , ' ,. n•tlon or )lecause We wet6tlrticulorly pleastd jy of this year was great·. Earl Grimm, Betty . -:Plan one night program !or many times during the fair. along with the junior fair di· Bor.fly, phenothiU!na,lsthlmoot;,, ... . ·• ,, lh p1acod high In a class or m. y \ 'lh the • ,.., ''t' ti ' f ,,,, io Jane Miller Lewrs and Jean ,Jumor IJJ!r. . , This!• wf)y some of ns n>V•' ~·rs hav• work·' maoy elite~,. _.known 10 control . . be j st be th bl WI .r.,restn a on o .,., 1y 1mprov..., o,er ~ prev us , _ Sord , . •~w , • "' . ~,.. Fioo, and WbJ'm.",·:.. ·e. • , ·ri u . cause .ey won a ue Scouts, Girl Scouts, . Campfire that be judgod, five or six "o:" en, -Rerommend tl!at tbe fair be tlJ'OW tlrod of worllmg w It h hours he fore the folr as well.as Horn bhlln • Girls and Future Farmers of years ago . · Other Advisory officers 'n· set back three or lour weeks. roung peonle and with fairs. many hours during u keeplrg • Others are unhappy because A '. . h . · · cludod: c. N. Vernon -Reach aa many new young Very l!ttle has been said •· actlv'ties going. · • ... thev · did not recolve the reco•· . merica. _·:;!'C 0 1 groups In go1ng through old files we Nease H M Wells Mrs I S peoole each year aa possible' bout the hard Wdrk of the pres· ·. . . lor-lily, phono!hloZino, ''"'· . · th f th d d and the aovisory groups are • ta' f ' " · ' · · •· · · . · . · • Jumor Fair Dtrectors In ad· I tooto lood " "'" antmoL Th.,.. ,.,, . . . t h lr came across cer m notes .rom Powelson, Mrs. H. E. Starkey, -Have deflmte houro tor op- ent junior foir Qlfice,. and . . . fora, 1n footli"'•••·FI~ In m(Mr!l . · :" nI1on . ey e11 ey eserve . 1 par 01 .t e 1a . · the Sometimes the comt;eiiiiOn very County Junior Fa;r.of Mrs . Mildred Betzing, Mrs . . and closing exhibit build· 1workers. One of the major im· dillOn to In'nti.oned 1are onolt blocko',.tanlmot dooon'l' was just to~ keen. Expan>iOJ> ~f lntere~t m these 1 7. 1'1\is wouta be 20 years H rd K 1 ht M J . , t hi . h ., Jenmler Bla es ee, Ann Ho ter, . tokoahDUih ol. to c<>nlr!J!thOH ··" · · fletds wp)M Improve the quall- 94 · ff owa ng ' rs. u 0 e.. mgs. •· pryvemt-n ~ 1 s year m t e JU- Dawn Carpr.r William Downie putt. An lrt"f_ . tnt amount Ia Everybody seemed to feel .> .~· ,ago. The Juruor o Ice~;~ lh~t Martlm Mrs. Const•nce Allen , -More room if at all possible nlor fair was the selection ov . ·· 0 '. tho dropplnai dooon't tlillllle I" that the lair was a succ\lSs. ty o! Iyear were Prestdent Alan Car· Mrs. Margaret Mi)hone Weber f3r i>· junior exhibils. ihe senior lair board or Herbert Jr., Donn;o Cheadle, J h n IIIMo. · '' of our and many It ia easy to think the lah·[ son, _ representing FFA; 4ud Ml"!. Geneva H. Nolan. \ -Have a good drive down to Shields to be lhe direrlor in Sayre. Sher.elield. outside Meigs County par· is the of ju•t this"year:• president Betty Lou Special crodit over ihe years the grange hall. . charge junior fair M eo licipated. work. Bul'o refleclion lnllicares fnow tleanl. rell"e,'ll'ntlng G1rls goes to the husband and wile -Keep all a"aNls In untform· work. IllS c!Klperatlon •nd help H d sh 1 8 (i The fair is the sum total of that man}! ,things have hAppen- 4-H. and the was learn of Mr. and Mrs. floward ily. · · heen greatly appreclared T: yron c Y an ' ·. ,,.,,.!. ml!ch hard work by 1many peo· a; P,enod of yeors to de· Catherine Shene· Nolan who have 'll'rved Meigs i NJ for ,eJ<hlblt space the two and has smoothed over many P· . '· .. ii.•H ple. In 1be,Junlor fa!r we par·IVe.op the•MeigS County to fieldl. •representmg 4-H. County for nearly 30 "a!'!l. mam additions over the years or the problems which ari' e 111 Advlsorv Board Members ar• : '0 Vis!Ung at the fair this year have been the Junior fair build· planning and conducting a .Jun- Mrs. Pal Holter. Mary Rose, ~. was anothor old· timer H 1s ing and the livestock exhibl· lor Fair. Marie Turner Miss Margaret ., name doesn't appOar In the ju- lion building. Prob>bly. the work- Griltiths. Cl'i' Woode. R e' 8$888 nlor fair records llut Mr. T. K. For those '"'o hove forgot· ing person on the l•ir grounds Shenefield, Dan Smith, Bobhv · <>lt• Bell was Vocational Agriculture l ien, the Junior fair bbnding was " Mr;gs County's Home E'ten· Anderson, F.verett Holcomb, teucher· at Chester In the early 1completed In 1961 >S • co-optr· s;on Agent, MISS '.!Rrgaret Gr:f· Phyllis H•nn.,sy, James Roush loodforhlm. Butm..elmporllnr,; 4fts. ative venture bv th(' ~cnior '111C! I fit.hs. In her two years she has and myo;,;eli. \ he eaurlysoesforthetppeaii!W suggestions made after the junior fair boards. This has pro-\ really worked hard and h~s won Some'Jne ral~ed the question ::~~f~:~::~;~g:r::: close of the 1947 fair to be con· vided ver11 excellent space for the •.dmlration of rnanv peorle. durin~ the P"t weer. : "Do we [ <•eollng porolltoo. siderod for t948 junior fair the junior fair exl>ibits and haSI This year one of the innova- really heliev• a fair Is worth Wt have SWE£TLtX tAR·PL'f ·· make interesting reading to- also reducMI the problems 'In tions W(lrked out w:ls the nu- an of the trouble ::~~s!~t~=e":'U~!"/r:: day. Some have been carried handling the PXhlbits. as we\1 tritif)n interviews as wel) as Apparently peop~ in MP.Igs 1ingridotthetlyandwonn~ , i out· some possibly should be as reducing work at the close the nutrition contest on Wed· Countv as well 23 .in !Th1nY which costyaumoney.CuttomtiiS co~sid('red again today. of the fair. nesday Thes~ two events ml!r- other· ~ounties. feel It is or :r~~~!~ tfitel lhtrll come ....,.. _... by ' lw1daf 'DJDes.Saallnel SUJulay, Aug. 20, • "'~ "" The answer . "":; SWEETLIX• , ,., B"f. II • fi'LY bl .,._- · OC~·q~ ~.~~~~~~i'::.O::~~=~~ mo --- ·--------~ ~KII!IPPGRTl..!,HIO 'iRAKE SERVICE -. 1PfiON1667.;wu HtCJl iEIIUCED 1967i•.IIUO BOAT REGiliTTA DISPLAY . •. BLAETTNARS " - 9P2·2143 ,Pomtroy · Dilmonat,.hr ., "-i . Central Soya· Of Ohio New. Have~~>; Ralfigb Rmlsh, Heights 4ud ·Emory Roush, Un. ion. .~. • "O 3rd & Syumore Stt. Phone 446-2463 When You Think Of Appliances JARMI'a J)INETirlli,'Maaon, W. va. open &:30 a. m. Close at 11 p, 111. WorillniD's lunch. ... THINK 8 20 314 - -- Sale ANTIQUE 8ALlll, Wednesday, August 23, II L m. Tho llandlng 111111 ucellent col· leellon of the late Earl doo wBl be sold at 634 W. MaiD 'St~ Pomero)', first eltove the l'omeJ'O)' • JluoD Jlrlagt. A PREVIEW Ill estate.wm be on SundaJ, Aug. 081 20, from 1 lo ' p. Ill. eolleclloll of oo p per lualre, walnut BeOrelarF. ov11 marilla top etauds, 2 pc. walnut bedroom lUIIe. ladles and gentlemeJI ebalrs, G.W T. W. Lalnps, I pr. mantles, oriental rugs, ballque! lamps, oil miniature lamps, round walaul table 3 lllalrt, Victorian loveseet 4ud rocker, walnut baiJquot table with 6 ladderback ntSh bot!Dm ebalrs, gateleg ~ble, parlor lamp, Iron bootjack, lroo tea kettle, Queen Ann Ubrary. table h4ud carved drop leal tsble, frosted, . colored and crystal lamp shades, . wash stand, spinning wheel, rectangle marble stand, plctur•s, glasawm, .brass kef.. lle and stand, carnival pieces TV, stove, refrigerator, 3 pc: modern . walnut bedroOm suite, nt!merous Items not lis)ed. Auct. Note; AU of llils merchandise is In etcelle1~t cOOtlltlon and .\he,.. are man1 unusual and unlque pieces. 11 you are lnleresJed In foo<i 11154 CHEVR9LET,j excellent antiques, a\tend this sate. motor. Good tires, $50.00. Bradford Auction C<J , Racine, m.3660. 8 10 3te Ohio. Crow, Crow, and Por. ' SUPER Sport. Chevelle ler. Attorneys. Charles Wlld· 3911. Contllct Dorlld Randolph •rmutb, • Adm. of the Earl Lyndon Estate. 1 13 7tc across mm ita¢~~• H i g SchoQI or eall 949-3321. 8 15 6lp wga WAITRESS and car hps. Apply , ln person. Crow's Steak ! lfoitte. _.. 8 20 6tc_ In Which to i C&tcll · ·certeJn. . ....... IV!!TRESS, Blue Tartan, 3:30 ' p. m. to 12. No experience tteeesS81'1'· Between age 21-40. Pbono tl82-0941. 8 17 6tc '"!uatlc ' Prices Worth Waitt.,(. For DESK CLERK, to Uve in. Male or !emale. Apply in person 1 . Ohio Hotel, lllddlepoct. 8 15 6tc 1 Wanted To B.,Y 1968 1 eCOMANCHEe HARDTOP.I TRAVEL TRAILERS HEREN9W AMPL1P!ER with. two 12 Inch ~ wltb· Nveration and trsnolo or vibrator. Has to be , m Cood condition. Guido Gli'Oial¢, G&C Cilfe, 118 W. ~ ••. 817 3te ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING •"rRAILERS Horton 51.-MIHR. W. Va. A1lCI'IONiliR Complete~ Crl11 llriiillkd WrJto. l'llo!lif 0. · Cllnlaet f.. ~C; BIWJII'ORD . . . . Ollie . . .•~ . . 6 I PHONE Reuter fDIUraDCI Ag •• ency, 99Z-21JI lor. Tra' e Trailer, Clmpet TrJ(ler Pick-up Camper Allo Motorcycle Insurance • popular rata. · l ta Uc J'Z IIOJ', PXVV PQXBP,:U:, I!IJBKJXY.T PQ.TB_.T'U OJ'.-IKBZ• IT. UQZNVQ IIVCXJ' oza.· i ·'f\' / " , , 0 INY"':,~O ' Na aHIIJtl!otor TAU< TRAT .DQ1i1S. ~ · IINI) , ' "" ~~ - I8 at'tiiR IJUPR.Il88JaD AtJrOo ' / .....:. ' 1 . ' '. .. Plan.Bridge Party .A~g. 22 Pomeroy Landmark SEE .AMERICA FIRST IN AMERICA'S NO. 1 CAR· 992·2181 Main St., Pomeroy -BIGGEST DISPLAY! -LOWEST PRICES! ALL SIZES IN STOCKI •Frtuen • Refrigerators eWaah•rs eDrytl'l 0..... Tll9 P.M. -Except Sundayll FROM CHIVY ., , •, ·•.. . 9RE POMEROY MOTOR CO. · 1966 CHEVROLET ···• •.,.",. •• .,..•• $1695 why you're Biscayne f D. 396 ou. ln. engine, turb bydramatla lransJDII. slon. Heater, good tires, vfayl interior, white top over ~. ...... . I : ~-:\" I .. ~ •) ' f 1965 MUSTANG Convt. · ····· $1795 289 V-8 engine, t!f:ied, 4 new whitewall tires, radio alld beater, jet blaok b, white top, 1962 CHEVY II 300 2 DR. ···•_..., $495 Powerglfde, 6 'fl.. radio and heater, priced far beloor . market value. .". 1.964 DODGE 2-Door ·-·"''""" .. $1095 270 Series, wldte ffnllb, red interior, 6 cyl. engine aatc> malic trans. Radio and beater, tike new while wall tiril. I . ~~ t!1'.' 1960 CHEVROLET 2-Door ....... · $395 ~ne. . (: ' ,;)~ 0• "- G,;, ' ~ · M' 6 eyl, std. trans., radio, heater,. local owner. 1959 CHMOLET 2-Door ........ $295 V,-8, automatic. · ': 1961 FORD 4-Door ......... " .. • $449 · V-8, std. trans., good tires. • Save-Save·· Save Yes, You C1n SAVE DOLLARS in Our 67 Model Clearance NOW GOING ON .Good model selection, high trade·in and . easy came . KleJill!!; .A: Ires~ · Agr!cuil- ATT. ENTION ' . ' HOR-SE::~ ow.N ERSI. · , r. . ' '"' ·Clearance! USED .. ~ I • ':' '· , .,- • .' ·16 FIELD~ HARY~ER -: '·' . .. s �'· /' ' .. •. ' ' .. ' l .' , ..., '"' '' \ ' i .\ i' I ' " ' ' ." , . '• ,, I ' ,, I ' N~W IN t Al\NIII-.I.:i \ ',.. ·' · '~. 1, ~ ·.. . . ., ·......,," .. ··· .. ,· '· .·" .-.~···•·, . 1 ' ~~ ~~v~f :~ ~~~ 8'f~~ 'l'he Sunday TJm.es-Sentlnel, ~·::. .~ua. 20, ~f)'!.=J!I: ..., · ;..•· "' ." · · ~"··~" ''\' ··:~· ·'' r :•-: • ot,pj!ilp)e;~'1hat have · ltod and.• ·a ·~·of ·tnteresl"~.~ not CO!f~:t ·· ·~·lrJ.n·other M~\) ,gs··· County ai·r B ..e·c.o.. -me·s,..·. · Q"•·s· t · · o · ·r · y . ~:~:~:ta~J£~~t~;e;~: ::~~t·~z~o~~=~"fo~.~~~:!;f,i:~:t:l . l ' , I ,WO!t .F L. '- . · . >· ~Y C. " · B.~KESLEE · ,' aJ>{lreci~\&. ' For Rent \ll.~ OBDI!llt AMS'l'IJTL'S B and SUNRAY GAS range wllh mag. "Niek Cblck'' JeShom chicks. lc eye biii'Jiel', real good c:oo- or atarted pullets today. Mod· em Poultry, Box 188, Atbeos, dlllon. ...011. 11111-tllf. Oblo. Phone 58S-$11. 120 r~ ! ' I ' '. ' QUAUTANE LP GAS 120 ••• nothing does so much, costs so little! ,, - . H:ONDA ' SAilS., SERVICE . Cont1cfl CHARLES ,USLE ' Syr1cuH, Ohio • ,,· ·if> •' 1~1 ~~ ;OP IIIII · hr Pree Elfimetes eAiuminum Awning• eAiuminum Siding eAiumlnum Railing• eAlumlnum Windowa ADoon eC:.r Ports ePitios eBiown." ' IMulltlon . or Cell CoiiiCt.$32.6881 NICEST PliOPI.tl .. CAL&. DICI(RAWUNGI Elmer E. White, 404\2 So. 4th St., Ironton 222 -.4th Ave., Huntington .' Slln ~~d Service All New'R.dlahir Shop eCer eTruck eHe..., AND eBullduir eAnyType Core KEITH GOBlE FORD WY 2-1196 Mklcll1110rt. 0. Ohlo·llfli aiKI Motor EXPERIENQD WHEEL. AUGNMENT '·.:, · 1\.f.l ~. !lamp~ we~: of work. •1 sen1or boon! to provide a tent. the Jim!¢' fair program we ' One exainP.fe was this year This too gre•tlf in tho lieve 1Jia( It Is. an ~elped ·~ Ucen.. SCHWAUEL MARINE ' " 'lllo!,'i oducatlonalit;~I ·~ .; to: i~p':tao tim~ tne~e f~o.m. peopl~ <:~~ttle th~t th~""'"· ·war~s ~~' ~ TrOuble J~nes, enin~ th~sel Genhel~er F~lr ~Ill;~~ Fl~~f- ~ice res~lt tbt~i"l Let'S ·face It ,:,'\ ~wels:m, M~lgs 1 ~any ~amos h~ve. i~•S• J ~. ~'id, ~<:";~· ""'!!,u ~· ~r•si· d!~t; ~~~~~Ad~l=· ~::::; ~need p ~· M~fi!. , '-Elirliin~te·,<bilipetltion ~~Qme ;~cretary ha~e Colwe~l (r.o~~lrll Car~ ~~the ~ " ,;:: doom,,~ :"~ '~· R~ger boa~· d ~~::· D~~;;~ ~::~~~;.'e~:,r~~ ~u~\ har~r't ·· V. V. Johnson & Son SERVICE :· to;•~ I ed;~ver ltpl'llllntativeln Thi1 Ana 20 YNI'I Por Card of Thanks 1 ~"" 'i ' ' ·' :" ·. off!~~ comrn~nd~ ~•· ~·""" Busin~ss , tlcularly thO,.,;'fork its ,present position. . Advioory. that ,)> e suggest!oos . whim a )'Ounf lady was askl!d junior fair rirogram. . :e\lfourago hoye oil D ·1··• '!j'l. of pareniB\I'lhe many hours de· Dr. Randall Reed, !he ·beef were Prt!ll!deni;•Howard Nolan; l ' - Too many champion nb· . il .she. would be- ·lnterested SP='" • •. 1 c•" -d!t sh'.."~ld be •••. .. IJrls how80 tothy do 0 """ · Agenl.' cl\grlcul!w'e · d . 1J6,)earn ... wlltJ · ".l Melgo oUilly voted to 4-H club and other cattle judge, ex- vice president L. S. Po'!el!"n, \ hons. . . . . •. . . , .,. . belping keep the recor s and en lo this ear's ·u 10 ·fi,lr of. IB.iQi . now, · •. ,,fOMFJROY - The Meigs youth ptY,Fams by advioors, hibltors on the vei'y nice •'iive- and secretary Gladys be. assist in the prilsentatiO"'. Her f' s/ · . be abll!!ol!o Jearn how to do 0rt County Junior and Senior Fair! and th• work done (ieopte stock exhibition bllilding they dith. Included In tween beef and dairy. lace really lit up. Soe L · many other thlnga that the&'ia3 1 .ts. over for another year Maoytl who hm'"'i'io direct ?'nnection He . said this is certainly, ot the department wcrk , -Change achievement 3 . ,"Ge:;. I am glad Y"". asked, to learn later In · Doys and girls ar_e happy w1th e1ther the familwa ·.or tile a mator 1mprovel111'nt. , year were John· Ph!Ups, Dav1d so money won't be spent me. •ecretary , and Larey Montgom: · ' ·,; . they rece1ved spec1al club _groups. . He a.l:Jo noted that the quali- Colwell, Bernard Gruescr. Ruth\ wtthm five mmates. This tvpe or thing happens eroy, treasul'Or. ·These officers. , , ' ,. n•tlon or )lecause We wet6tlrticulorly pleastd jy of this year was great·. Earl Grimm, Betty . -:Plan one night program !or many times during the fair. along with the junior fair di· Bor.fly, phenothiU!na,lsthlmoot;,, ... . ·• ,, lh p1acod high In a class or m. y \ 'lh the • ,.., ''t' ti ' f ,,,, io Jane Miller Lewrs and Jean ,Jumor IJJ!r. . , This!• wf)y some of ns n>V•' ~·rs hav• work·' maoy elite~,. _.known 10 control . . be j st be th bl WI .r.,restn a on o .,., 1y 1mprov..., o,er ~ prev us , _ Sord , . •~w , • "' . ~,.. Fioo, and WbJ'm.",·:.. ·e. • , ·ri u . cause .ey won a ue Scouts, Girl Scouts, . Campfire that be judgod, five or six "o:" en, -Rerommend tl!at tbe fair be tlJ'OW tlrod of worllmg w It h hours he fore the folr as well.as Horn bhlln • Girls and Future Farmers of years ago . · Other Advisory officers 'n· set back three or lour weeks. roung peonle and with fairs. many hours during u keeplrg • Others are unhappy because A '. . h . · · cludod: c. N. Vernon -Reach aa many new young Very l!ttle has been said •· actlv'ties going. · • ... thev · did not recolve the reco•· . merica. _·:;!'C 0 1 groups In go1ng through old files we Nease H M Wells Mrs I S peoole each year aa possible' bout the hard Wdrk of the pres· ·. . . lor-lily, phono!hloZino, ''"'· . · th f th d d and the aovisory groups are • ta' f ' " · ' · · •· · · . · . · • Jumor Fair Dtrectors In ad· I tooto lood " "'" antmoL Th.,.. ,.,, . . . t h lr came across cer m notes .rom Powelson, Mrs. H. E. Starkey, -Have deflmte houro tor op- ent junior foir Qlfice,. and . . . fora, 1n footli"'•••·FI~ In m(Mr!l . · :" nI1on . ey e11 ey eserve . 1 par 01 .t e 1a . · the Sometimes the comt;eiiiiOn very County Junior Fa;r.of Mrs . Mildred Betzing, Mrs . . and closing exhibit build· 1workers. One of the major im· dillOn to In'nti.oned 1are onolt blocko',.tanlmot dooon'l' was just to~ keen. Expan>iOJ> ~f lntere~t m these 1 7. 1'1\is wouta be 20 years H rd K 1 ht M J . , t hi . h ., Jenmler Bla es ee, Ann Ho ter, . tokoahDUih ol. to c<>nlr!J!thOH ··" · · fletds wp)M Improve the quall- 94 · ff owa ng ' rs. u 0 e.. mgs. •· pryvemt-n ~ 1 s year m t e JU- Dawn Carpr.r William Downie putt. An lrt"f_ . tnt amount Ia Everybody seemed to feel .> .~· ,ago. The Juruor o Ice~;~ lh~t Martlm Mrs. Const•nce Allen , -More room if at all possible nlor fair was the selection ov . ·· 0 '. tho dropplnai dooon't tlillllle I" that the lair was a succ\lSs. ty o! Iyear were Prestdent Alan Car· Mrs. Margaret Mi)hone Weber f3r i>· junior exhibils. ihe senior lair board or Herbert Jr., Donn;o Cheadle, J h n IIIMo. · '' of our and many It ia easy to think the lah·[ son, _ representing FFA; 4ud Ml"!. Geneva H. Nolan. \ -Have a good drive down to Shields to be lhe direrlor in Sayre. Sher.elield. outside Meigs County par· is the of ju•t this"year:• president Betty Lou Special crodit over ihe years the grange hall. . charge junior fair M eo licipated. work. Bul'o refleclion lnllicares fnow tleanl. rell"e,'ll'ntlng G1rls goes to the husband and wile -Keep all a"aNls In untform· work. IllS c!Klperatlon •nd help H d sh 1 8 (i The fair is the sum total of that man}! ,things have hAppen- 4-H. and the was learn of Mr. and Mrs. floward ily. · · heen greatly appreclared T: yron c Y an ' ·. ,,.,,.!. ml!ch hard work by 1many peo· a; P,enod of yeors to de· Catherine Shene· Nolan who have 'll'rved Meigs i NJ for ,eJ<hlblt space the two and has smoothed over many P· . '· .. ii.•H ple. In 1be,Junlor fa!r we par·IVe.op the•MeigS County to fieldl. •representmg 4-H. County for nearly 30 "a!'!l. mam additions over the years or the problems which ari' e 111 Advlsorv Board Members ar• : '0 Vis!Ung at the fair this year have been the Junior fair build· planning and conducting a .Jun- Mrs. Pal Holter. Mary Rose, ~. was anothor old· timer H 1s ing and the livestock exhibl· lor Fair. Marie Turner Miss Margaret ., name doesn't appOar In the ju- lion building. Prob>bly. the work- Griltiths. Cl'i' Woode. R e' 8$888 nlor fair records llut Mr. T. K. For those '"'o hove forgot· ing person on the l•ir grounds Shenefield, Dan Smith, Bobhv · <>lt• Bell was Vocational Agriculture l ien, the Junior fair bbnding was " Mr;gs County's Home E'ten· Anderson, F.verett Holcomb, teucher· at Chester In the early 1completed In 1961 >S • co-optr· s;on Agent, MISS '.!Rrgaret Gr:f· Phyllis H•nn.,sy, James Roush loodforhlm. Butm..elmporllnr,; 4fts. ative venture bv th(' ~cnior '111C! I fit.hs. In her two years she has and myo;,;eli. \ he eaurlysoesforthetppeaii!W suggestions made after the junior fair boards. This has pro-\ really worked hard and h~s won Some'Jne ral~ed the question ::~~f~:~::~;~g:r::: close of the 1947 fair to be con· vided ver11 excellent space for the •.dmlration of rnanv peorle. durin~ the P"t weer. : "Do we [ <•eollng porolltoo. siderod for t948 junior fair the junior fair exl>ibits and haSI This year one of the innova- really heliev• a fair Is worth Wt have SWE£TLtX tAR·PL'f ·· make interesting reading to- also reducMI the problems 'In tions W(lrked out w:ls the nu- an of the trouble ::~~s!~t~=e":'U~!"/r:: day. Some have been carried handling the PXhlbits. as we\1 tritif)n interviews as wel) as Apparently peop~ in MP.Igs 1ingridotthetlyandwonn~ , i out· some possibly should be as reducing work at the close the nutrition contest on Wed· Countv as well 23 .in !Th1nY which costyaumoney.CuttomtiiS co~sid('red again today. of the fair. nesday Thes~ two events ml!r- other· ~ounties. feel It is or :r~~~!~ tfitel lhtrll come ....,.. _... by ' lw1daf 'DJDes.Saallnel SUJulay, Aug. 20, • "'~ "" The answer . "":; SWEETLIX• , ,., B"f. II • fi'LY bl .,._- · OC~·q~ ~.~~~~~~i'::.O::~~=~~ mo --- ·--------~ ~KII!IPPGRTl..!,HIO 'iRAKE SERVICE -. 1PfiON1667.;wu HtCJl iEIIUCED 1967i•.IIUO BOAT REGiliTTA DISPLAY . •. BLAETTNARS " - 9P2·2143 ,Pomtroy · Dilmonat,.hr ., "-i . Central Soya· Of Ohio New. Have~~>; Ralfigb Rmlsh, Heights 4ud ·Emory Roush, Un. ion. .~. • "O 3rd & Syumore Stt. Phone 446-2463 When You Think Of Appliances JARMI'a J)INETirlli,'Maaon, W. va. open &:30 a. m. Close at 11 p, 111. WorillniD's lunch. ... THINK 8 20 314 - -- Sale ANTIQUE 8ALlll, Wednesday, August 23, II L m. Tho llandlng 111111 ucellent col· leellon of the late Earl doo wBl be sold at 634 W. MaiD 'St~ Pomero)', first eltove the l'omeJ'O)' • JluoD Jlrlagt. A PREVIEW Ill estate.wm be on SundaJ, Aug. 081 20, from 1 lo ' p. Ill. eolleclloll of oo p per lualre, walnut BeOrelarF. ov11 marilla top etauds, 2 pc. walnut bedroom lUIIe. ladles and gentlemeJI ebalrs, G.W T. W. Lalnps, I pr. mantles, oriental rugs, ballque! lamps, oil miniature lamps, round walaul table 3 lllalrt, Victorian loveseet 4ud rocker, walnut baiJquot table with 6 ladderback ntSh bot!Dm ebalrs, gateleg ~ble, parlor lamp, Iron bootjack, lroo tea kettle, Queen Ann Ubrary. table h4ud carved drop leal tsble, frosted, . colored and crystal lamp shades, . wash stand, spinning wheel, rectangle marble stand, plctur•s, glasawm, .brass kef.. lle and stand, carnival pieces TV, stove, refrigerator, 3 pc: modern . walnut bedroOm suite, nt!merous Items not lis)ed. Auct. Note; AU of llils merchandise is In etcelle1~t cOOtlltlon and .\he,.. are man1 unusual and unlque pieces. 11 you are lnleresJed In foo<i 11154 CHEVR9LET,j excellent antiques, a\tend this sate. motor. Good tires, $50.00. Bradford Auction C<J , Racine, m.3660. 8 10 3te Ohio. Crow, Crow, and Por. ' SUPER Sport. Chevelle ler. Attorneys. Charles Wlld· 3911. Contllct Dorlld Randolph •rmutb, • Adm. of the Earl Lyndon Estate. 1 13 7tc across mm ita¢~~• H i g SchoQI or eall 949-3321. 8 15 6lp wga WAITRESS and car hps. Apply , ln person. Crow's Steak ! lfoitte. _.. 8 20 6tc_ In Which to i C&tcll · ·certeJn. . ....... IV!!TRESS, Blue Tartan, 3:30 ' p. m. to 12. No experience tteeesS81'1'· Between age 21-40. Pbono tl82-0941. 8 17 6tc '"!uatlc ' Prices Worth Waitt.,(. For DESK CLERK, to Uve in. Male or !emale. Apply in person 1 . Ohio Hotel, lllddlepoct. 8 15 6tc 1 Wanted To B.,Y 1968 1 eCOMANCHEe HARDTOP.I TRAVEL TRAILERS HEREN9W AMPL1P!ER with. two 12 Inch ~ wltb· Nveration and trsnolo or vibrator. Has to be , m Cood condition. Guido Gli'Oial¢, G&C Cilfe, 118 W. ~ ••. 817 3te ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING •"rRAILERS Horton 51.-MIHR. W. Va. A1lCI'IONiliR Complete~ Crl11 llriiillkd WrJto. l'llo!lif 0. · Cllnlaet f.. ~C; BIWJII'ORD . . . . Ollie . . .•~ . . 6 I PHONE Reuter fDIUraDCI Ag •• ency, 99Z-21JI lor. Tra' e Trailer, Clmpet TrJ(ler Pick-up Camper Allo Motorcycle Insurance • popular rata. · l ta Uc J'Z IIOJ', PXVV PQXBP,:U:, I!IJBKJXY.T PQ.TB_.T'U OJ'.-IKBZ• IT. UQZNVQ IIVCXJ' oza.· i ·'f\' / " , , 0 INY"':,~O ' Na aHIIJtl!otor TAU< TRAT .DQ1i1S. ~ · IINI) , ' "" ~~ - I8 at'tiiR IJUPR.Il88JaD AtJrOo ' / .....:. ' 1 . ' '. .. Plan.Bridge Party .A~g. 22 Pomeroy Landmark SEE .AMERICA FIRST IN AMERICA'S NO. 1 CAR· 992·2181 Main St., Pomeroy -BIGGEST DISPLAY! -LOWEST PRICES! ALL SIZES IN STOCKI •Frtuen • Refrigerators eWaah•rs eDrytl'l 0..... Tll9 P.M. -Except Sundayll FROM CHIVY ., , •, ·•.. . 9RE POMEROY MOTOR CO. · 1966 CHEVROLET ···• •.,.",. •• .,..•• $1695 why you're Biscayne f D. 396 ou. ln. engine, turb bydramatla lransJDII. slon. Heater, good tires, vfayl interior, white top over ~. ...... . I : ~-:\" I .. ~ •) ' f 1965 MUSTANG Convt. · ····· $1795 289 V-8 engine, t!f:ied, 4 new whitewall tires, radio alld beater, jet blaok b, white top, 1962 CHEVY II 300 2 DR. ···•_..., $495 Powerglfde, 6 'fl.. radio and heater, priced far beloor . market value. .". 1.964 DODGE 2-Door ·-·"''""" .. $1095 270 Series, wldte ffnllb, red interior, 6 cyl. engine aatc> malic trans. Radio and beater, tike new while wall tiril. I . ~~ t!1'.' 1960 CHEVROLET 2-Door ....... · $395 ~ne. . (: ' ,;)~ 0• "- G,;, ' ~ · M' 6 eyl, std. trans., radio, heater,. local owner. 1959 CHMOLET 2-Door ........ $295 V,-8, automatic. · ': 1961 FORD 4-Door ......... " .. • $449 · V-8, std. trans., good tires. • Save-Save·· Save Yes, You C1n SAVE DOLLARS in Our 67 Model Clearance NOW GOING ON .Good model selection, high trade·in and . easy came . KleJill!!; .A: Ires~ · Agr!cuil- ATT. ENTION ' . ' HOR-SE::~ ow.N ERSI. · , r. . ' '"' ·Clearance! USED .. ~ I • ':' '· , .,- • .' ·16 FIELD~ HARY~ER -: '·' . .. s �,, .. . j ' .. ,· :iii- • ,. .• '• . .SO ·l·ears Ago lin· ll,l.,er . . ·' ' ' '· .. ·'. .. \ . Moveable Dams Provided 'Artifical· Rises for ~. ' ·' - B'Y DICK mOMAS quit work. The Ruth had oon- livered a large crane .h<>at to GALLJPOUS - During periAIJG 14, 1~11- The Emerson siderable re-•hipping for the I Guya_ndotte. to ~' delivered on ods of slack water navigation showboat, the largest In 1 h e Taroma. ot Cmcmnah. John, who was 50,\''"' .'' ago on the river move- world, arrived here -thi• morn· Captain Jesse P, Hughes o~ l formerly in the prooU<'e busieess 1blt• c1c:ms were thrown to ;J!'C·I ~ng frQm the tlpper Mississirpi the Ta('oma reN"iverl orders tc1 . he-re, says a real steRmboat ha~ id• an artificial rise on which River. Capmin Ralph Emerson. go back to Cincinnati at once. becon" almost a curiosity on :nal rte•ts rode to their destlna- I proprieter, and cOIISidered the The boat had cooled down anrt the upJl"r Ohio River above Po"' lion at down-river ports. showboat ki"g, is not well and 1 the crew paid off when the or- croy. The towh<>Rt Percy is tre Such was the ras('l in the sn:m- consulted Dr. Holzer as !\OOn as ders came. only steamboat runr.ing now mer of 1917 and the procedure he reached hero. He re~orts hu· The Catlles!Jurg wharf owned i that makes Parkersburg her ~ained full approvol ~f the U S. ' siness verv good but operating by the Greene Line is saddle - 1home port Army Corps of Engmeers, as exnenses th~ highest ever kr.owr: baRged over a hump on shore nctcd b thf" R1W"' !\'f.. r~ f!l rh,.. ! in thP showboat bul)inl'~~ Fuel and wilt probably break in two I AUG 18 1917 _The Argand ·Aug. 18. 1917 edition of the Gal- ond store bills have soared. The ; as a result of the draining of : . · 11 ' h bo t W tn lipolis Daily Tribune j Emerson has_ the. best s h" w pool above Dam. No. 29. Qulowmg t ·'" k :h owhi•t~om be;ow SEE THE FINE 1 ! KIMBALL 1 I' 1 I ever and Will gJVe a pP.rform· ('f'n '; rur P ., • ance here trni~ht and a big Red 1 The Greenland is reported to Dam No. 29 and a s1>1p s c a r1 • I A!IG. lB. 1917- A systematl< Cross benefit 'Thursdav nioht have knocked a hole in her hull penter from aPt Pleasant dock flooding of the lower re•ches of 1 at PI Pleasant. and settled in shallow watet·. was <rnt to the boat at Ru<scll . the Ohio RivPr b>tween Pt I She was pumped out and repair- ' Ky., to make repa!Ts to t h • Pbsont and Cincinnati by tt:e ! The Bryant showboat and , ed and was due to pass dawn I hu!l . Low water during the ~as I I maninulJ!iflP of damor; in orLif't' thf' tow'boat E. F. Jackson : Lhi~ ·~ftPrnoon. week or two h::ts c.:msrd sPver~1 1 Ihal Kanawha River coal can . wer left high and dry Manager Biliy Bryant of the hulls to _be puncturer. we are be <\hippt"d to !owPr Ohio m::~r- 1 11n shore at Kenova as a Bryant c;howboat wa~ here th1s mforr:._ 'f}lf' WatPr Queen I!' , kets was given ap~oval bv Co- result of the manipulation of evening looking for water h' go in~ ,;;outh t~is season for the i lone! Lansing Re~rt: r.ivi!'!'ln the wickets Jnd ~ar traps at float ~is £tranded <~~how}?oat and iir.;;t time in sever::tl years. I En•ine•1· . at a moet!"g Friday Dam No. 2P The Bryant show- towboat E. F. Jackson. He w'l' The Tacoma and Greenland I at ~hrierta. 1boat was <till strorded '>lrnd•'cl- : ~et it and go on up the rive• delayed l">y laoor trouble• al Rec;ult.;: nr th1~ procedure can · The Greenland went aground · CincirmJti. were due here •~.br notrd in the report in the I at Dc:'l "Jo. 3: near "'aysvil:., AUG. 16, 1917 - The b i • day. Deckhands demanded 35 Jr•"Vim<S dav's pao~r. before ap- · Kv .. ~unday . but got off and w"' towh<>at Charlie Brown cents an hour tc load and unload 'lfOV21 of thP division engin~r, rtUe here tad"'~·, being over r: 1 down this morning for Cincinna· the patket. •hich read : dav 121•. I ti. She will take a tow of Island ----The Taroma was hid up here Creek coal from Huntington. AtlG 17. 1917 ~ Captain E on account of low W3ter and the The Brown has been laid up for A. Burnsides, the Kanawha ll1 I Greenlond will take her place seve•al We!'~S at the mm,th of vet towboat. man who does A Frenrhmar. from Roches!- the Knnawha River. The Ca)}-1 hin~~ . hac; JUSt landed another ·l er, N.Y. has tak~n a pos1t10n t~in wanted men ht"re and sent (Continued £rom page 23) ileet of COAl in Cincinnati on t!·.e with the National Contracting, a vawl ashore but nobndy want· : ~rtificial ri<e prnduced hy the! Co. at Dam No 25 . ne~r A~di· j ed to ship. be trapped and tagged nf~er :~~ Jroper m•nipulatton of th• ; son. He has a brother m t ·t e The War Department has au· f.tated V!Stts to a s~.ttl~l~der­ JI'"''· T!t••r art.1f1cial nses can ! French Armv and ~" fam1ly thortZed the purchase of I he and moved out to .ne JP brought 3bout ever~· t ·.v c resides nesr Verdun. T h i s governmE'nt of a historical site, n e~i ~ •reks for thP mipment ot cu•! 1Frenchman is a channeleer aod at "'?rietta In the middle of the I We were told ~ha• the ~e~~ 00 11 tf -:o dE"~ired. Capt:1ir. Rurnsidt!S 1will opE'rate a t"h:mnP.lirg rr>n· Muskingum River, upon which , all! u:r very doc1ae ~ .e ~> , ., ~or <ever a! years been thl• ' rhine at Dam No. 25. will be built • "epalr and supply I ';:~ ""~ stopped at whtc l tun . ,,,,. t"nsport•tion manager of 1 The National Contracting Co. i plaot for furnish:ng su~pl'es. ror the~ w_ere hkely to become :r· •·ompbelt• Creek r~al Com-, is pusring work at Dam Nn 25 : the governm~nt~ Oh10 Rrver n,e,n. -p: line of towboats and barg- '" rapidly as possrble. The co[- fleet in the d!StTlct whtclt rx'' , nd is. him.olf one or th• 1ter dam has been completc•d tends to Huntington. The sit<' LOSING !5CIOO MEN ""'t expel navigators on wes- and the work of pumping it out purchased was where Governor ' : comme.nced lost w..k. Rufus Putnam set up, which SAIGON (UP!) - Communist I .Prn rivers. I was the starting of the Nortl•· forces in South Vietnam are ' Here are otl!er bits of inter- AUG. 15, 1~17 - Cincinnati west T~rritory. losing 15,000 men a month, "' ing Rivrr; News rend b~ rousters on the Tacoma struck , infiltration from the North has (;p!lipolis residents 50 yelrs this morning at the wharf here AUG. 17, 1917 ~Tohn Ruth declined and VietCong re<!f_uit· ll 3 ago: a short time she left and of Parke,hurg laid 1men! is off, accordmg to htglt· ---· ·--~ · I Thur!'dav night with the g • s 1ranking American military orThe _Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Aug 20, I U67 boat, Little Sampson, which de- : ____ _ _ _ _ _ T.unillg Ever... I frotn· ,, 1 I I i I '" ·ceron TV •' . ·;pion~er · Spinets and Consoles in a l•ne ; .e.ection of wooff fin• ishes and furniture styling. Buy a new Kimball Piano for your family and everyone will enjoy it. ' Kimball pianos are known the country over for their superb tone, excellent make and smart styling. Stop in and see them all. ' , I, .nt OUJJQtl 'I Mod•l QJ -717 as• cll•~o. a~~*" m. Jtcture 24~ .f~i -: ca,li: ,_. '·,- -.,.\ ·-'I' _!~'!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!===;r!;=;;""::;,;::;;:::iii'~···ii:iii: 49 NEW 1967 MODELS- I,N OUR STOCK:·. · . EXAMPLE:,J!pi&--!P. s I Stock No. 812 .00 ONLY FOR EQUIPPED WITH: VB ENGINE, POWERGLIDE, 8.25 WHITEWALL TIRES, W-5 WASHER, DELUXE WHEEL DISC, NON-GLARE MIRROR, BACK-UP LIGHTS, PADDED DASH, HEATER AND DEFROSTER. OPEN ~ 'A.M. TO 8 P.M. EXCEPT tHURSDAY & SATURDAY 8 A.& ro:6·P.l\ : ' ' GALLIPO-LIS. · I , l ' ' ' ~ ' ;) ~ '' ' ,, I, ELBERFELDS IN P~ ..·U' I:RQ.Y WfJ)J" . •1 I .~: .. ' . . ·.;"' • i '. . ~ .:. ·'• ' , . 1 ov~r he~e I ' i' J ,, 1 h~fore "'! ' ' , ', Buescher Band Instruments , • /, I I . ' 'I .~. ~ . l . . . .. ..... . Color'· P"""" 4 Mason FIR~T u l~- :_ -~.; :.. __. . f . f .. I -, .. ~ '- ' ' .• r "' . �,, .. . j ' .. ,· :iii- • ,. .• '• . .SO ·l·ears Ago lin· ll,l.,er . . ·' ' ' '· .. ·'. .. \ . Moveable Dams Provided 'Artifical· Rises for ~. ' ·' - B'Y DICK mOMAS quit work. The Ruth had oon- livered a large crane .h<>at to GALLJPOUS - During periAIJG 14, 1~11- The Emerson siderable re-•hipping for the I Guya_ndotte. to ~' delivered on ods of slack water navigation showboat, the largest In 1 h e Taroma. ot Cmcmnah. John, who was 50,\''"' .'' ago on the river move- world, arrived here -thi• morn· Captain Jesse P, Hughes o~ l formerly in the prooU<'e busieess 1blt• c1c:ms were thrown to ;J!'C·I ~ng frQm the tlpper Mississirpi the Ta('oma reN"iverl orders tc1 . he-re, says a real steRmboat ha~ id• an artificial rise on which River. Capmin Ralph Emerson. go back to Cincinnati at once. becon" almost a curiosity on :nal rte•ts rode to their destlna- I proprieter, and cOIISidered the The boat had cooled down anrt the upJl"r Ohio River above Po"' lion at down-river ports. showboat ki"g, is not well and 1 the crew paid off when the or- croy. The towh<>Rt Percy is tre Such was the ras('l in the sn:m- consulted Dr. Holzer as !\OOn as ders came. only steamboat runr.ing now mer of 1917 and the procedure he reached hero. He re~orts hu· The Catlles!Jurg wharf owned i that makes Parkersburg her ~ained full approvol ~f the U S. ' siness verv good but operating by the Greene Line is saddle - 1home port Army Corps of Engmeers, as exnenses th~ highest ever kr.owr: baRged over a hump on shore nctcd b thf" R1W"' !\'f.. r~ f!l rh,.. ! in thP showboat bul)inl'~~ Fuel and wilt probably break in two I AUG 18 1917 _The Argand ·Aug. 18. 1917 edition of the Gal- ond store bills have soared. The ; as a result of the draining of : . · 11 ' h bo t W tn lipolis Daily Tribune j Emerson has_ the. best s h" w pool above Dam. No. 29. Qulowmg t ·'" k :h owhi•t~om be;ow SEE THE FINE 1 ! KIMBALL 1 I' 1 I ever and Will gJVe a pP.rform· ('f'n '; rur P ., • ance here trni~ht and a big Red 1 The Greenland is reported to Dam No. 29 and a s1>1p s c a r1 • I A!IG. lB. 1917- A systematl< Cross benefit 'Thursdav nioht have knocked a hole in her hull penter from aPt Pleasant dock flooding of the lower re•ches of 1 at PI Pleasant. and settled in shallow watet·. was <rnt to the boat at Ru<scll . the Ohio RivPr b>tween Pt I She was pumped out and repair- ' Ky., to make repa!Ts to t h • Pbsont and Cincinnati by tt:e ! The Bryant showboat and , ed and was due to pass dawn I hu!l . Low water during the ~as I I maninulJ!iflP of damor; in orLif't' thf' tow'boat E. F. Jackson : Lhi~ ·~ftPrnoon. week or two h::ts c.:msrd sPver~1 1 Ihal Kanawha River coal can . wer left high and dry Manager Biliy Bryant of the hulls to _be puncturer. we are be <\hippt"d to !owPr Ohio m::~r- 1 11n shore at Kenova as a Bryant c;howboat wa~ here th1s mforr:._ 'f}lf' WatPr Queen I!' , kets was given ap~oval bv Co- result of the manipulation of evening looking for water h' go in~ ,;;outh t~is season for the i lone! Lansing Re~rt: r.ivi!'!'ln the wickets Jnd ~ar traps at float ~is £tranded <~~how}?oat and iir.;;t time in sever::tl years. I En•ine•1· . at a moet!"g Friday Dam No. 2P The Bryant show- towboat E. F. Jackson. He w'l' The Tacoma and Greenland I at ~hrierta. 1boat was <till strorded '>lrnd•'cl- : ~et it and go on up the rive• delayed l">y laoor trouble• al Rec;ult.;: nr th1~ procedure can · The Greenland went aground · CincirmJti. were due here •~.br notrd in the report in the I at Dc:'l "Jo. 3: near "'aysvil:., AUG. 16, 1917 - The b i • day. Deckhands demanded 35 Jr•"Vim<S dav's pao~r. before ap- · Kv .. ~unday . but got off and w"' towh<>at Charlie Brown cents an hour tc load and unload 'lfOV21 of thP division engin~r, rtUe here tad"'~·, being over r: 1 down this morning for Cincinna· the patket. •hich read : dav 121•. I ti. She will take a tow of Island ----The Taroma was hid up here Creek coal from Huntington. AtlG 17. 1917 ~ Captain E on account of low W3ter and the The Brown has been laid up for A. Burnsides, the Kanawha ll1 I Greenlond will take her place seve•al We!'~S at the mm,th of vet towboat. man who does A Frenrhmar. from Roches!- the Knnawha River. The Ca)}-1 hin~~ . hac; JUSt landed another ·l er, N.Y. has tak~n a pos1t10n t~in wanted men ht"re and sent (Continued £rom page 23) ileet of COAl in Cincinnati on t!·.e with the National Contracting, a vawl ashore but nobndy want· : ~rtificial ri<e prnduced hy the! Co. at Dam No 25 . ne~r A~di· j ed to ship. be trapped and tagged nf~er :~~ Jroper m•nipulatton of th• ; son. He has a brother m t ·t e The War Department has au· f.tated V!Stts to a s~.ttl~l~der­ JI'"''· T!t••r art.1f1cial nses can ! French Armv and ~" fam1ly thortZed the purchase of I he and moved out to .ne JP brought 3bout ever~· t ·.v c resides nesr Verdun. T h i s governmE'nt of a historical site, n e~i ~ •reks for thP mipment ot cu•! 1Frenchman is a channeleer aod at "'?rietta In the middle of the I We were told ~ha• the ~e~~ 00 11 tf -:o dE"~ired. Capt:1ir. Rurnsidt!S 1will opE'rate a t"h:mnP.lirg rr>n· Muskingum River, upon which , all! u:r very doc1ae ~ .e ~> , ., ~or <ever a! years been thl• ' rhine at Dam No. 25. will be built • "epalr and supply I ';:~ ""~ stopped at whtc l tun . ,,,,. t"nsport•tion manager of 1 The National Contracting Co. i plaot for furnish:ng su~pl'es. ror the~ w_ere hkely to become :r· •·ompbelt• Creek r~al Com-, is pusring work at Dam Nn 25 : the governm~nt~ Oh10 Rrver n,e,n. -p: line of towboats and barg- '" rapidly as possrble. The co[- fleet in the d!StTlct whtclt rx'' , nd is. him.olf one or th• 1ter dam has been completc•d tends to Huntington. The sit<' LOSING !5CIOO MEN ""'t expel navigators on wes- and the work of pumping it out purchased was where Governor ' : comme.nced lost w..k. Rufus Putnam set up, which SAIGON (UP!) - Communist I .Prn rivers. I was the starting of the Nortl•· forces in South Vietnam are ' Here are otl!er bits of inter- AUG. 15, 1~17 - Cincinnati west T~rritory. losing 15,000 men a month, "' ing Rivrr; News rend b~ rousters on the Tacoma struck , infiltration from the North has (;p!lipolis residents 50 yelrs this morning at the wharf here AUG. 17, 1917 ~Tohn Ruth declined and VietCong re<!f_uit· ll 3 ago: a short time she left and of Parke,hurg laid 1men! is off, accordmg to htglt· ---· ·--~ · I Thur!'dav night with the g • s 1ranking American military orThe _Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Aug 20, I U67 boat, Little Sampson, which de- : ____ _ _ _ _ _ T.unillg Ever... I frotn· ,, 1 I I i I '" ·ceron TV •' . ·;pion~er · Spinets and Consoles in a l•ne ; .e.ection of wooff fin• ishes and furniture styling. Buy a new Kimball Piano for your family and everyone will enjoy it. ' Kimball pianos are known the country over for their superb tone, excellent make and smart styling. Stop in and see them all. ' , I, .nt OUJJQtl 'I Mod•l QJ -717 as• cll•~o. a~~*" m. Jtcture 24~ .f~i -: ca,li: ,_. '·,- -.,.\ ·-'I' _!~'!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!===;r!;=;;""::;,;::;;:::iii'~···ii:iii: 49 NEW 1967 MODELS- I,N OUR STOCK:·. · . EXAMPLE:,J!pi&--!P. s I Stock No. 812 .00 ONLY FOR EQUIPPED WITH: VB ENGINE, POWERGLIDE, 8.25 WHITEWALL TIRES, W-5 WASHER, DELUXE WHEEL DISC, NON-GLARE MIRROR, BACK-UP LIGHTS, PADDED DASH, HEATER AND DEFROSTER. OPEN ~ 'A.M. TO 8 P.M. EXCEPT tHURSDAY & SATURDAY 8 A.& ro:6·P.l\ : ' ' GALLIPO-LIS. · I , l ' ' ' ~ ' ;) ~ '' ' ,, I, ELBERFELDS IN P~ ..·U' I:RQ.Y WfJ)J" . •1 I .~: .. ' . . ·.;"' • i '. . ~ .:. ·'• ' , . 1 ov~r he~e I ' i' J ,, 1 h~fore "'! ' ' , ', Buescher Band Instruments , • /, I I . ' 'I .~. ~ . l . . . .. ..... . Color'· P"""" 4 Mason FIR~T u l~- :_ -~.; :.. __. . f . f .. I -, .. ~ '- ' ' .• r "' . �' .. -~ ~"' . ", - ' .. ... ,_...,. . ... _ _ __ ,... w,. ..... .............. ... ~ ....... ~ .-' ~ ., . . ,f . ' -t --. I;< . I' I ~ li ........ - • t p . ... .. -- .... \I . .. ' ~ ''. ', '.. f ~ "' /', r ,I I ·~, ....... 0 ' '. •• ..'·· ' ' ·'·• ' I . ',. . l r ···Bil' ··i'b··.· · · ..· . . ~ '. . ; . . . . . BY DICk THOM GALLIPOUS - Ow od• of slack water il 50 vr·•:s ago on the ril ~h~f' rt: m!' were thro~ ·ide an artificial rls,, ) 'oal fleels rode to tlliw lion at down-river pm;j Such was the case in mer of 1917 and the .1 ~a; ned full approv~l q Army Corps of Ens;! noted In the Riv., N1 ·Aug. 18, 1917 edition i llpolis Daily Tribune. .' ' AUG. 11, 1817 - .~ s flooding of the lower ·, the Ohio Riv•r h>t Ploasant and Cincinn manioulatior of danl' !hot Konawha River be !hipped to low.r kets was given llP~ lone! Lansing Reort En S' iner:'r , at a ,'.... I ' meet~ I at Marietta Re<ults of this pror be notrd in the reg :>rPviotls rlav's ;rov•l ., ,. I l pa~r . or th• divisiol ' ' I '~· Nhirh rt'ad: J ' . AllG 17, 1917 ~· ~- Burnsides, the Kr ~tar tnwboat man t.it hings. has just !ant neet of coal t" Cine~ ttrtifieial rise produ oroper m•nipulatlo :J;m\c: . These ?~rtifi~: ,. brought shout ~ ;veeks for the !1111"11 ' ".desired. Cap~ ~rc: tor gpv{'rR! Y" ' acle transporbll l . ! ~ " ~,mpbell< C~l line of !owbo~\ r: ~~ ~nd is. h1m~;1r ; "'"'' expel navtgat .f'fTI rivr.rs. Hero are otlter ~ Gc!ii?olis residenu ago : 24-The Sunday t 1'1US. ~s .tl"' VftL~ l !...' • ' rill· Jilor A 1 ~>1~'1 ... i' lr I , cAA"'ce~ I'~E ' " ~"• l im! RivrN Ne~ r- 60 . . SWJAIMI~! ' I -', ff ROA~S · t OYER 'lllE ,..,. • l'· ~A'ftV bAM... '\.. .. - I' '• ~ .._-~~ "' ,1.. . ... •4! ·'.)'.:-: ~ -~ - -- ~- - 'WINTHROP ' D·t.o:~c · ·Caval ........ '' 'I •' .. ' . ,. . '' . :: . . .. " •' 'i .,. ' • . •' '· ~ ~- . -- E~ 19;, SP we: A.u..·woatLeo vefZYHAf2P 812JO!IGING 019SA€E ANOPSbiiLSNCE . 1ti,ri;Hf WHO!# \~:.u~ ' """"'""··~10.1 · ··~~i'IIL' ·-~"1·1• ' ') ~ I " -, . •• , ..;.. I r:. .:·· . '· ·'-'· ~ • EQUIP! WASH) PADDf ,' . ... ~· j ' ... } - ~-~r- ~ - '. ' ' • 1 • ., . ' .t . • '• ~~-' . •:-' . . ·- ..,.._,;: . --,•.~ ·~'*t· -~ -~, ~ .. " ·:-= - ... . ·- . ' ' . , I f • (: ' , ·~ ' .) ,,....... ~ ~ 11 '·,;:,~ '•"f'· .. · (/ . ' \ , ,...,-, ,< ' \ ' ., .. .. ,, ' I , , ~ . • . '' . .' . or•'. '· �.' 't• '-~ ·, .... " -! • ~ .,. . . .... • , I ~ ~"'...;:._.. , _ .. ' .,~- .. ~ - . .·' _.._~ ..._ ' \ \O J -.k•· . . . ______ .... ........ ... -·- . - -·· . . . . ... ..· . . . . ... . , .. ... ·-(.. ·-· . .> 1. • 1 I, · ' '•' I \. ' .. ,.·' '1;1' ~ ~ • •' f' ' ' .., • ~- ' I ... ' f ... ·, ' •· , • ' ~ '\ .. r.~ . ' ;-\· .. " • ,. r ' ' . 1· • .•• ,. -~·-• TIIB 'BORN. LOSBR ·a ' :·~ t~ :: ') BY DICK GA LLIPOIJS - t ods of slack w~tei 50 v(''':s ago on the· 1ble ~ o: ms were tljl id• an artificial rll '""I fleets rod~ to ~ Lion at down-nver p Such was the rase mer of 1917 and t~ ~ainod full approv~ Army Corps of Ei nctrd L• the Rivr" '· ·Aug. 18, 1917 editi<'l llpolis Daily Tribllll I t:· ., ' '. \' -~- ' J I ,\ ~~ ~;I,; . ,... ' .. . v ..... 0. • AUG. 18, 1917- .~ flooding of the lowm !he Ohio River b Pl"asant and Cincin manioulation of dar that ·r<nnawha Rive be •hipped to lowet kets was given ap;" lone! Lansing Rene En vine('r . at a m(>e at Marietta. Re.ult' of this pil be noted in the r~ :>rrvious ~av's paol'l :lfOV21 of th• divisil: wll ich rPad : ) Al IG 17, 19!1 ~. 4J' Burnsid•s. the I! ver towOOat man :. :hing• . has just fleet of coR! in Ci~i artificial rise pr~ JToper m3nipul"ll< k"''· Th.,c Rrtillci ,. brought 3bout~ ·1, •reks for the ~I f en rlr<ired. Cap i :1:'" ror ~evrrfl! !an yiJ :tl' l ~ transport~tion; tl· •· "1mpbelh Cr~l r: 'ine of towboal is. hirr:.!I"P!f; .'!lust expel navigat ~ ~ .'~ nd ;t;arr. rivP.rs. Hero are ot:!Jer ~ ~""tin~? llivl'rs Ne~ Gc• !!i~olis residentt •go: . .- ". .. ·'' ,,·... ~-·· ~~. ~.- ... ; .'• ·- ~'!' ' ·"'-'' .. ,, .·'' .. ·- I: ' WEU.,l41#. 6011116 TO Mli(E UP MY CHIN Fl.UU:S//! • . - . .. ....... ..·-· EQUIP! WASHI PADDf l '' . •, ' • " \- ' ,, •. '-., r:· ,-"'l ,, ~ ... ' ' .. l .• . . �,, ' ' \ -1' ' ) 0. · ~·~ · ~ . ... - .. -- - . . . . .. ... ... . . . .. . ... . . . ... . . . . . ..... - ... ~ -- ~ .... - ~ ~ . •· • · •• • - w. ... . \, ··"'- •· 'i!W"l.' ' ' ···~ ' .,; ' 1 I .. . .. - - . . .... ~ ·· · ·· ··· ~ . . . ... ' " .. ~ . ... .. " ~ ' . . ... . "" . . . . . ....... ..... .. ,.. " ···' . III!!IIR'·a~lw ...r ,t.S .: ~- . · ···~··-llti;IW .... . . ..a . .. . . ,. . - ..' .... .. .. , J -,.;t _ ,_.. ......... ~ · ,.:-.~"""_...~ . . ......,........... ..... _ ... ,. •. • .. - ...• ' --- -...... ... . .. 'I ' · ·· n·····,.....,..,, . . .. . .. .. . . ' \ ~ . Po~ ·,.- · ' ~.- . rt' BY DICK G.ULIPOUSod• of slack wall 50 Y'"' .'< ago on tho 1hl ~· ~ ~~ms were U ·ide an artificia1 r :oal flerts rode to j tion at down·river i Such was the ra! mer of 1917 and I ~alned full approf, Army Corps of j noted I• the Riv"' ·Aug. 18, 1917 edit> llpolis Daily Tribu AUG. 18, 1917floodillg of the lo~t the Ohio Riv~r Pl >asant and Cine m~ni~ulation of d that. Kanawha Rh be ~hipped to low kets was given np lone! tansing lle En!!iner:>r . at I I m 3 at Marietta. Reqult' of this 1 b!' noh'<l in the )rPvious ctav·~ par oronl of the divi: Nhlch rrad : ,, AIIG 17, 1911 • ' A.. Burnsides) the ter towboat man .hing~. has just ' ~. "'" k ,, ... " ·---····"•"''''' ; • ileet of co"l in Cii ~rlificial rise Jropcr mlnipuij i <'"'S. Th~<;c t1.rtil ~· brought >bol\1 Nreks for the >1\1 pro OVT R 'WAY . . OU- BUGS BUNNY ' ' ., ' 1f "n d~-;ired. Ca~ 1f'~ ~nr 9PV('ra! ' •r'•' lransporlatl'l cf li"' r ompbell• p: 'inc of towb t>s :•nd is. him?P.I ~ost expet navil :prn rivP.rS. Hert~ ' are other esting RiVC'M N Gc!lipolis resid~ •go: 24-The Sunda ' l ' \ •. I ~, i' ' .' '' 19 SF " EQUIP WASH • PAD" k ' ~ I 'I ! ' ' '' ' ' '' ' • I' ' I I ....'• ' ., \ ' ' ' .... ........... ,, ' .. ' ' 'Walt ........ "' '• " • • · ' " " ' " -· •U .. ' �,. · <~' .\-' '· '. '···' '" •"'·~. ,ll ' ' ., / t \ . ' ' - •• •• ' • ..·e) ·•' " •. ,•._. •' '•. j . ·~ ' . ' Iii I • . l' ' .... 1 : I ~ ,' .. '• ..', . i \ ; ·'.' •1• J I. \ "·.' j • ,.,. . ~-·· ! . ~ • ~ .;:~.. ' .. J ~ .·. . ' ,. ' 1'• I " '.. ' ' ... ' ,,.; ., •' . \ J ·, . ' / ' .; . !. ' ' .,. " .. i .• .' ' ·.-e. ···. t.· . ._ ' I ' ! . ,,. • ., I ' \1. ' ) ·I • ~. Such was the cas mer ~~ 1917 and t ~ained full approv: Army Corps of E ' ·Aug. 18, 1917 editi• lipolis Daily Tribu .. THEY pur MS :WAY OUT HERE. N tHE OUTFIELD 8&®SE THEY THitJK I CAtJT Pl."'Y 100 GOOD! AUG. 18, 1917 llooding of the low lhP Ohio Riv~r Pbsant and Cine mi'lni~ulation of d that Kanawha Ri1 be •hipped to low i' ~· : . . NOTHI~G E:VE._~ · , HAPPE: I--S OUT HERE! . . . ' A Pf;RSCl\1 CAN ; DIE. OF BoRBOOM iQUT HIE.RE. f, ,, ' . ,. ~ 1 of the building. Dorsal · 'ebel is 1 AtJY OF THEM! TH£Y DIDkJ'T THEY ALL WAVIIVG .H~VE: TO STICK ME .WAY cut HERE! BUT MY CHAt.JC€ AtvD YE;LU/JG FOR.? LOOKS LlKf TH~VR£ COMING lX.lT HERE! WILL COME! rnr SPVrm! ) '' .,nd is. 'Tl n~ t .rm '· expet navii \ rlv~rs. ' '·,,' ' ·. \ .' Here are oftler ~~~ ing Rivi:'rs I\ (ir•llipo\is resid~ ago : I' ' , 14-The Sund: ' I .. ' I, l ..... " ... ' ' ' ' . ' "' . " . .' ~ ' I' :l.-·· ' Dies Sunday H~V! LOO~IT' lH' J.IOLE COULPA BEeN ... PROI'LV NUlHIN OH SOME UTTLE 01! ANIMM. P0WN ~liRE and Tracy . Lee l'llmei'OY- . NOW may eali at l!le ~~~nei .Jiierlll; home a~ytlme lnsur- •' '' 1Cj Sl EQUII WASI PAD£ ,. ' ....• ' ~ .:. l', 0 l I I ..,.. :· i . • •.... .:" . . ...... ., ' r i, ~t ' I ~- II • LDl'"'!!' ;,StoMI! ,...\,.. I .•• \ .- ! him~P E: ' I tr:msporh.ti( 11· · ~,mpbell• d p· line- of towb I:'" . ,. HEY! IAJH"'T AR'e I PLAY .JUST AS GOOD AS j ;•·· 1c; 'r.JP<:;£' ::\rtil " brought 3boul ;vN~I.:s for th~ !'ttl 1f ~ n r:!Pc:ired. Cap * ·'· . '' m1nipul~ * ' 'II' ,; 1n pm Iillich read · :tb '. , AIIG 17, 1911 · ~ . Burnsides, the l('r towOOat man hin~~ . has just I; ileP1 of rn"l in Cir tr'ifiria l rise pre '* o 'S,way~a ~,:;_ _ ~p 1TOV2.] Of thl' diVi J," • • ' IX' nnt<'tl in thP w1per •· '• •· .W ,.. ·u·".. Ift·~ -. . \! M~!'ietta :lrl~\'im~s ~Rv's ., ·anot lone! Lansing Re En ~i nr."r. at a m R('c:ulf~ nf th1s ' ,· * * * ''\ ... - nctrd tn thP R iv~>r at ' ··r' :oal fleets rode to I lion at doYI'Il-river · kets was given ' ' ' ' ) '. .,. . ·.· m ,. '\• ' ' \ II'V DICK Tf G.U.LIPOUS ods of slack wa.te 5fl .v~· ·· :s ago on th1 1blr r <! ms were tf idP an artificial r ' f ~ ;:' l ' I 1 , ( ... f I·"'.....""''..... ,, ....... , .. .. " ,, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 20, 1967 covert houck hysell mccormick simpson