https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/16ad946f2d18b8ac2c3e0b5142928954.pdf eebf759a3a6e3d54920c81b5905925e2 PDF Text Text \ • i ' I '' ,. • "'' I i ~~~~!~~i~~;~·- ~··:·•;·~~~~:;~c' Ir""f.i:' . dE, dd ~~ ·~ tll-OUD 3D IS, 19611 . IiLII . . Fix-up; Chfln"I'P . -~;1J~~~ ~~~~~~~ . '' ~ Seasign illleld 1' . ;. ·: . About . Middleport . 'nloi\n•l A I1X•llP; ~~~n-~pht ;~:~ ~ fl=~-·~~~~~~1 :~ .h~t~ :.\" L~ th a Laurel ji ,,,., , '- >W. "'t·• ' f Hl • ~ ' ' . ' ~t;,. I 1.1 ' ,.t . ' !Ill . I I · ! . ~ '' .' ' ' ' ' ''b ~...h f 1 . Bartelo. • May 26 at the eburch II T p.m. Vernon Weber q~ lMHI Aroundand ~~~ atMassillon Me. Pia"le. nn"~ 'a'.J ~~'J. ' .. will be "WiiJieSs Shown. Int.erested pe,. a!~-~ arePh.. Edl\fArthur Mj~li of 81 oq. m A fUn!, In Westview" 1he glieste of r~- . .,.u rv sons In 1he eo111111unlty art 1ft. Reinstalled ' ' : ; About I aliVe! in the area: . . . . Jun~ 1~~0 24 vlted to attend. ' be from • L PTA President · ' -1 n ~~ daugoter Mrs. Y· sA. ~bSp...,..ngllelda~: Plljll~- for :ihe Daily vacation Tbe sch~l w1ll d 11 Teac!}. • ue . '' Bible School oponsored by the m. until 11.30 a.m. a Y, 11 l r Mrs. Harold Sauer tnstallod1rl OIDf!fUY ~ i\;.·•. ;:J~:r! R•••hl• nf Pine I,li;ldi..;..i~ :"lr;t _!l:~'i!* rh,,~h !T' " "" holpero Include Kinder· , vernon Weber, who was reeled- t1 ~ Grove Wf're Tbu~tsdqy June 13 10 Z4 were made Wed· garten _ J.mce Glbbt, hel~ ~ , ns ow IP o . e . q eU a ;, ~ut!=~~ P'!'_ lj !lreside~t ._ .. ...~--- .... guests ol Mrs. atr , . home Bodimer and N• ~ CUI tf'ree Methodist t~~urch 'f . , k in a meeting at Mr. and Mrs. r.;sue inu~~u.... ami Fion:r.;:;: .~:m ~!!" !!~· ers. Eleanor ~ ---~......~..;.;;;-.,;.."ii Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.· Glove\ Sp~res thiS ~ee returned home Saturday, after Beth Bearhs. · ·· .· _cy Shffiet; Primary ' - .. _ I . . . of Peebles VISited over t b e scboo · , a three weeks vacation. They . • , ce!i Bearhs, Anlla Fultl, and After domg several odd Jobs weekend With her son and ram- Other new officers Installed visited al Roanoke Rapids, ' Mrs. Robert RJtcble, Mrs. A~ing were Mrs. Bennett, Brenda Edwards, belpers; Pr~ .-, .;J=PR TH~ · around the chur<b and parsqn- \ tty. Dr. and Mrs. _J. J. DaviS were Mrs. Harold Wolfe, v1ce ' North Carolina, with their son Clair SP':ncer, Florenco Me)!. Frank Ci)e':"'brew,_ dean; mary 11 _ Charlene Thol!UI~ . ;li!D _ aDUlTE age, the men went to the rec-~ and d~ughters, D1ana, Elame presidenl ; Mrs. Jesste Whtte. ! and daughter-in-law, Mr. and and Carrie Beth Bearbs Mrs. Dana Hamm, Hallie Me- Nornla Wilcox, teacbera, Kaytl, 1 '""-" reation room of the parsonage and Joyc.e. . secretary ; and Gene Coleman. Mrs. Harley Mossman and fam- guests, Mrs.,V. A. R6blnson Intyre, Jule Thof~!PSOn, Cleo Russell. helper; Primary 3 •P•n• where devotions were conduct-1 r.trs. Richard Plcke.ns l~ft treasurer. , ily, at St. Petersburg, Fla. with Sue visited Thursday Rlchardson, and Mrs. John Mrs. RiChard Owen, teacher, • Dld:ieft'lrit1 . ' . h R E Gill R 1Monday for Culver C1ty, Cahf. Plans were announced for his sister and brother-in-taw. In Belpre with Mrs. Paul Mrs. Cheesehrew open- •Mary Wise Assistant Ranc1J ellba.s I ed byte ev. ugene . e-, where she will visit for sever- serving the alumm assocla- Mr. and Mrs, Frank Leezer and stead and Lori. ed ~ the meetitlg with devotiO~ Becker, heiper; J't, Mii entitled, "A Worthy Image,' Ch rtes Bennett Jute Thomp 1fr<!shments were served by Mrs. al weeks with her daughter and tion oanquet on May 28. .Mrs. at Newark with their daughter Cliff~rd Jacobs, Mrs. (;lar:l fsmily, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie · Kenneth Michaels is. general and son-~law, Mt. and Mrs. taken hom ''The secret Place'' so:. teachers, 'Myrta Wilson, 1 C~rtiS and Mrs. Eugene Gill Evans and son, Jeff. chairman oi the dunner and Donald Morgan arid son. MONDAY booklet. . Debbie Major, helpers; Jun~ , Chfford Jacobs, James Gilmore, Mrs. Eloda Webb and Mr. announced committees. HI· . · . . , F officers' Mrs. Cheesebrl!W urged the · Boone Hallie Mcin Steve Eblin, Wilham Bail~y, and Mrs. Richard Pickens SJl"nl ram Slawter, member of the 1\Jtll. SuSie F1scher .was the . INST~L~A?~~ r~ tar mee~ group to attend 'the craft show ~~:hers, Kayle Russell Otto Lohn. Lawrence Sm1th, the weekend in Columbus w1th Meigs Local School D1slr1Ct SUnday luncheon guest of :"'Ill be ~ ~ . ~ementary to Ill! held at the Pomeroy !J. h 1 ' J 3 !.Irs Dana Hamm Pearl Jacobs, Harry Clark; Ern- Me. and Mrs. Jan Houck and Board of Education. extended daughter and soo-tn-la'w, mg of • al!lne M brar Saturday May zt from e per 'R. hrd80n teach est Powell, Clifford Klein, Clar- chiloren Brenl and Brenda. apprcdat•on lo the PTA lor arid Mrs. William Porter P1:>). on Mon~, : 12 "~n until 6: pm A ge~ac- Mrs.J!n)in 8 IC ~ helper 1family. ence CUrtis. Herman f:1ichael, Mrs. Asa Jorden substituted promoting the bond 1ssue. 7:30 ~.q). at t . gra 1 . uainted afui dedic~tlon eerv~ ers, Y rew ' • Phil Wise, and Rev. Gill. '\'be l for Mrs. Wil~ur TbeotJald in !he Exhibits from the depart· M d M Richard Van · A social hour will ~ol ow ~ for' teachers 'apd helpers for Mrs. Bennett served relr"* group was Invited by Clifford Bradbury Elementary School menls of English, gu•dance, M ~- a~ B r:iy were Sunday the teachers serv g the school an~ounced for menta following the ' Jacobs to meet at the ~nty Wednesdav. Mrs. Theobt~ld has home economics. and voca- e ! 0 d' eve ts of her mentsi.i i i i i home in June. been abs~nt from her teaching tionlll agriculture were on dis: e~enmg M mn~s~ischer. . , duties for the past three weeks. play. Work of other depa,~t stsMter, ndrs.M s James Bearhs . ue a r and · Scott. Allen ~ VISIT IN AKRON Mr. and Mrs. Eddl e z epp ments was discussed bat dr.Timothy and children Athens and Mr. meetmg by the teuc ers. an d th I Mr. and Mr's. Rober£ Ashley I~nd Mrs. John Cyru~. Kenova, The program consisted o( ~~: Dill and Teres:tw~ e~:uGro:~ . and family of Letart Falls and W. Va. visited recently with flag pledge led by ~~egg 7 a a 1 ~edVSund~h Mr. a:f Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H~lter of Mrs. E. M. Wood and her dau- Cub SeouL Troop • an Kl I · a., w MON. ond TUES. Racine were weekend guests of ghter-m-law, Mrs. C. L. Wood. trombone solo bf1 Ches~;ded ~ H:ry. d Mrs Everett Dailey Mo-j 15-16-17 Mr. and Mrs, i,Jbur Holter of Mr. anri Mrs. Glen Paulin fl f who was recen ~h. aw t the 1 h ·Thursday after 'THi ~HO CAME IN Akron, visiting J'ISO wllh Mr. Lanca1ter, visited last week tw~·wee~ sch~lars u~~c ~linic by returnt · t ~~~licothe with their ~ROM THE COLD" With Richard Burton and Mrs. DeJbert Heasley, and 1 with Mrs. Charles McNamee. OhiO Umversl Y m, Music a VISI : d ht in law Mr th' \ I • t . c~;"'i ' "' ' . COLm.DllJS ·- (UPI) .-. IJemo. . cratic oounty' 'ehatmwl in a I'· ' 'ii ' ·~~· 111'11 reqiwst and sald they ·~,~.~~!~~.~~ -v .....11UJ.I.Ioioi11 M: •u• e:-~~~ "l...._ " ~ Will · ·\ F. r.: :;~"";d~Cla;;ir::;;e::;;BI::;;oo::;;m:::;;;:::;;;~~a~t~th~e~gr~a-ve~ s~o:f~M~r.;_H•o•lt•er•·s_ 1 andMr.children, and Mrs. Wllliarn Dodson the bA~~ns ~~~e~s~ip was se· l so~ ~n r:.~g n:~iey. and Ber~ at Talmadge. Columbus, visit- Clu · the sc ~ a audition an drsB. J ~ 11 •• . SPRINGTIME IS A GOOD - TIME TO START BANKING HERE ·B:tr'l 1111\1! u 1n ' . You'll find one of cur moSl convenient • · ... and popular ... services is banking by mail! You can do your banking quick· ly and comfortably ••• from wherever you are ... at any hour, any day. Just " • -~-·"''"""'·"'"'"""'' aa . Ruusb and Carol Lynn of Jansbee, 'fl· va. and Me. ....8J, llle legio• or aufllary llavillc lloms maJ eontacl Mn. Dale Mollllllg or Mn. Alber! The proeeeda from tile ale wll1 be used oa llle ,...US. of a oloVe 8D11 reltlgerator lor llle oew fe&lon Mes. Ben Neutztiug, Place. Tbe table was attractive wllite cover and centered with an arrangement of orchid and pink byacintha and carnations with pink candles in crystal ~d~Qea, ·ne ...u1 Peppy candelabra on either side. FavDay sale wiD a1ao be beld on were corsages made of nyllle ...,. dale wilb lilt Girl Jon net and candy. Mrs. Louis !bill Ill dlarge. Reibel asked grace. Rou... Write or ask for our free banking-by-mail forms today. Qpen Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. • tmott v n. ".-ive·ln ., \"J POMEROY NATIONAl BANK .• Serving Meigs County tor over 94 years RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System ... \ TONIGHT GOLDJiololtl CoMI HOME" ' 'Sl•tr'jy llaeLaine . Peter Uottnov ' ·-and. "UP FROM THE BEACH" Cliff Robertlon lied Buttons ....;.-----~-• SATURDAY_.Y 14 •iLOOD AND ILAtK LACE" Cameron Mitcboll Ew Bartor -<llld- Member Federal Deposit insurance cOrporation ·~ .PYOUNG ri1c1: Ada.. DILLINGII" 11011<r1 CoPnll ' Fits Places Like Bookcases the antenna's up front in the luindle ._. ·- c O L> ~ -- ~ 1 - · ~ -.1.1. , ,._ ni::WISIUC:.U 11111~ . .LIIIo'!'U,..I - Sweeney could .~aaily he heard through the closed cfooro: announced the~ If Reams "lhl¢<• ·' ll te !lfs perogatlve to name 'the · · •tate' chairman; then we are off · 1o a 1bad start." , SWeeney said lhel O'Grady's· ~ for iieutenani 15!1Veruwl. Finally he accepted the <'all of a party screening committee set up by slate Chairman WitDam L. Coleman after several proml!ue~t Democrats declined run for the top office. He TODAY'$ THClUGHf.-~ "Uves of great m~ on , ,p mind u we Clll milb 011t ·ifi'Jt sublime. And 4epa(llug, leon behind •• ~ Ob lit oands of time." - Loagfello-;f, of'j,t:'J' !Deooted To--Tile Greater Middle Ohio _Valley GalllpoU.I'I. ' fieaunt VOL. 1 NO. 15 . "NEWS BRIEFS FROM ,UNITED PRESS -INTERNATIONAL NQ trace was found of \.' -· ISUNDAY, MAy 15, 1966 1- THREE SECTIONS ' Pomeroy-Middleport PRICE Vietnamese Units ·6et Control of Militant·. .·~"~· Organization_.in R3i~ . AN by j .. . .,. . ' ... the Chilly Month Proverbs 31 led by Mrs. NeuttUng who also read an article "What Do You See?" written 8S8 II by Helen Kelter, which told the things she would like to Slle If she had one day o( sight, includiug friends, a new born eblld, the beauty of nature, greet the dawn and to ntcb men at work and chUdrea at play. A poem, "The L I g Shines On," by Longfellow and a story, My Mother's Hands, concluded the devotions. . ~bets responded to r o II call with a salety hinl A eommunication was read concernlng a Doal in 1he Regatta parade u- C F Tompkins Mrs. · ..~ Warner •· · · and Mrs. N~ • Robert ling were named •• program c:ommiltee for the coming year. Miss Lydin Ebersbach preIM!IIIed the program using .. her topic, "Health Protection" lllclndln& first aid ideas In eare of accidents such as burns, electric shoCk and snake bites. Atumdllll were the above and .Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. and Mro. BS, ' Lady Armed with Umbrella, ~ Oldster, Hit Jewel Thieves · ' • I . RII!IIW.,..Salt pr1ct incl- 2·WIJ MIIOic I . .•• ltrfiN alleall 811tll8 .... at.Jfllll'.... "" whllt Jlllll'll piC"• ...... TV _R·,~·DlO _ , & ' opinion ·~ .party orgaruz•tton a!ld '1""'fl8lgalog-"I gotJt:" pretty. blue-eyed high school junior or the abductor who seized her Wednesday near her home In the preR~nce of lter Dve younger brothers and siSters. Phil .willWOSon. ' ' '! :h .. ~~-· .. ....,...,,, ..... . sp ~~~~======~~ presided. Mrs. Dale Smith, president, Devotions were from • 1 •• .. ~--..,. ..... ~,/' for .attorney general. Reama was a reluctant randt- · ~ date. He was In biB ~nd term aa slate senator, faced i>"'Sible ..ic:ftca\. wiJCJI jllr~ ~;..,\,.;..,; >!~,:.:::; ~.: arranged in reapporUonrnen~ and announced he would like to ,-zt.%1 i.lllle Coats building Ill roy Shakespeare We~~.,:~s~-~~~F~otm:e~r~and:!a~tt~end~ed~1he= · ~:;~ Middleport. Aly member Ill day afternoon at Club the borne of mailbox! be~ause Mrs. Neutzling Is Hostess For Luncheon .,.~ ...\I 28 PAGES· armed posse .reinforced fresh volunteers~ searched a wild mountain region inch by inch Saturday for 17-year-old Peggy Ann Bradntck and h e r masked kidnapper, AGood Time For Family.Shopping •· Be Thrifty! Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center and Save All of Your Saleslips. Furniture, Floor Coverings and Furnishi~gs For·Your Home and Wearing Apparel For Your Family. . -~-· ~"' •• ............. " I SHADE GAP, PA. - ' ' ,, party't hopetl for hl)fi\'QRY .ID the ~ · C;81Dljalan os ' !he , comliiJ/'campalga as tbe ...,.. gr~~41:1arje served notice tnal t;ven &Quugb ¥~ P, UJJL lup man on the ticket he wfll insist on a btg part In party alitalrs. A poU 01 ·COUDiy cilairmea last winter oho\Yed Sweeney lhelr choice for governor. He toyed wttb the Idea of tackllng Republican Gov. Jaines ·A. Rhodes in November bill 'fter a tour of the slate ' RealDS,. iome)Vhahluillen IJ{ter the llormy two-hour closed session, wryly told·newsmen he aad Wll'll!r, aad pootfhle lbllllder· P6,te Searching Tomorrow Night, SATURDAY Until 9 In the Evening lfDI· and The Feeney • Benoett Port Mrs Clande pavis of PlttsAuUiary wiD bold a bake A one o'clock luncheon prePa. VIsited over the oale and mmmoce oale, May ced the meeting of the Pome- wme'nd with Me. and Mrs. Max use your nearest POMEROY . AND 1 · h" t cured rougu an · 1 ry an . ed recent y With ISDodparen s, Debbie Smith accompanied I Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ulgan Mr. and Mrs. Arnold son. K" d Sk" d Mr and M~ ElCb"ld d mg. an IP an . ' "" Mrs. Mmerva t ers a n The attendance '8Ward was mer Bailey visited Sunday witb . Mrs. Pei:trl R.eyno~ds were ml won by the homeroom of Allen Mrs. Florence Holley, Nye Ave., Rock Castle, W. Va. where tbey l Podhese<. Winners in the bond Mr. and /drs, George Logan were called due to the_death of I issue poster and essay contest and Bel1iice, Hemlock Grove Mrs. Oakley Casto, mece of : were announced and the PTA and M"'- Callie ~an at , , voted to present a gill to each Elmwood Nursing Home, AI· Mrs. Childers. Mrs. Roger Morgan Ytas a f the children wbo entered lbe guest Saturday of her s on, o . fred. Ke1tu, . • a t Ohio UDJVersJ . 'ly contest. Mrs · Howard Roush and dau· bee I the Mother's Day weel<end. ghters Teresa of Follans • , attended the ROTC drill w. Va.. and Mrs. wray Dallas awards performance held in Ja~t _and M~k~ of stadium in wtuch her son mood, N..,mtnnd:uas ·~~:~ . IPt~~UY cloudy and wti'JIIft Monday ..... ~... Elberfeld.s' n p·om eroy ,,,y . WEATHER a:.; Are Open Tonight, FRIDAY Until 8 O'Clock 48ctd, .next week whelher io lll.'l.'\i)H.; ilj11 ..:hOict:l ~ W.10 pen .. l)''s st.te chairman. '' , 11•114!101"• Frazier Reams ~r. ~.~!UICed thet aa the clll\dldata •. !or I•VtMIQI' he wanted Eugene O'Grady aa state ellairman 111!1 l!nmedlatety drew the lire . U.S. Rep. Robert Sweeney, 1 4 an- B ' ·,f • . • :<-. ' " ..,. ' • • TV Miclclleport, P• 1 ' . . ,' ;' ' . I(EITH :;i ~l SoUrH- ~IRD ST.- ,, 'f • . . . luiury trim, ~-1• · s,.lll f d Saio prict lncludtl wbi!JWII~. 1\yttd, steel wheel covara. Big Six. !lj)Oclll !11m, . · '·,M <'>Ill .. . U' .... ) '"" ,, d f: ~ ....·'i(t· 'li!!i It { :}k �' 'I ' ' Probers ' '' ., ' ., . The Sundoy 'rlmoo-Sentlnel, Sundoy, May 15, 19811-3 · 1-'l'h• Sullday Tlmos.sentlnel, Sundar. lfay 1'1, .~tel. ' Face Heavy Week .i .. I'" I'' ' " '• •' I .J ... ·£tUde Men ProfitSlice , ~· , ' , '• '·. I TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY • .. - 'THE SPY WHO CAMIIN FROM THE COLD" With Richard Burton and Claire atoom Colorcartoanl - - ~.,... ~. WIDNIIOAY, THURIDAY llll4 Pr<IDA'Y Charlton Htot.n IN · MAJOR DUNDII WED, & THURS. NOT OPEN ,.... ICIINCE tnColor , . 'i PICTION THIILLifl :·.. .·cliUL ATRAGON lo C.for --..-----· PLUS: CAIITOON SATURDAY ONLY Renahl Htwlrtl 'IN I CURSI OF THI MUMMY'S TOMI I I In Colllt' Anti Chrl......,orl.oo IN I THE GORGON InC- PLUI: CAlTOOH Special pur(h~se~ .Stearns & Foster takes .the loss 4~ olfers·,discontinued·covering ~.. saves you $30~00 . ' ' -J. • . ' \ I I • The sheep judging is slated ~=r mqrn-·!tor 7 also. :j; Hllb AI 7:30 p.m., , the G>llipolis jloe a · annual Little MISs and al' 7;30 p.m. Mister contest is scbeduled, fol· will by the 4·H Style Revue I tile Gal· 8:30. At 9 p.m., the Gospel Caravan of WSAZ.TV Channel 3 Hun1~~:. will perform and l1 action will end witb danto the Checkmates of Pt. Pleasant. ,=~~f= 1 On Friday, tho Pretty Baby 1 coaneellon oonlesl Is slated for IZ:30 p.m. !bat they is sponsored by the Frer!Cb I of Communist City Mothers' League this year. At 1, 2 and 3 p.m., the BMIU· II o1 tile al bog, lamb and steer sales - · - fill the show arena in tbe f•l•·'• II wttllbolll-laid biggest draw tllat day. , .over pt. Pleuaat will give •a: :::: lriendl concert at 1:30 p.m., ro 1 ~=~~~~lfl:llir~il_ll:n by tile Farm Bureau's on this "LUXURIOUS COMFORT" mattresses !bel if SPONSORED BY MIDDLEPORT VOL. FtRI DEPT. o PURE HO RSEHA IR DOESN'T PA CK OR MAT • • HO RSE HAIR II LONG AND SilKY SMOOTH • • HORSEHAIR IS SPRINGY HOLDS SHAPf. • ' CC.Oior In Summer, Wormer In Winltrl . To clean-up their Dl~conllnued Ti~king. Stearns and Foster offers you theb' famous Horsehair Cu•hioned, Extra FlrmL:Maltress whlch regularly sells at '89. ~0, in this· Special Purchase at '59.00 in Full or Twin Size. AI '1hia price, there can be .10 re-orders! ' ., ·,. Horoeholr lnoulotn Flower show judging i! Relledu!ea 12 :30 p.m., and the , · jUnior horse show Is also sla~ "'ft!~ 'ed at that time. This event is •• sponsored by tho Gallta County Riding Club, Inc. Library night will commence at 7 p.m., with a program built PLUS Stearno & Foster's lmpartont Quolity Footur-· on ' • Urethane layer %"thick over hor.ehalr. •36 pounds o! Bl~ached cotton Felt over Inner SprJna Unit. • Heavy 13 aouge Super Firm 3Q8 Coli Unit. • Weight Balanced Center ~tion In carry body' .welcht. ' · . • Seat Ed&e Construction to prevent sides brealll~l: <!own. •Humldguard processed to prevent absorption ~.od~rs: the farm? w...... . around the theme, "Read and ~ >' . " ' ' ,ull or Twin Sizo Su,.er Firm Mottraee . I Over $5011 worth of llrove ..heduled to be endi!ll tbt bi& four-day PYTHIAN PARK Ash and Sycomoro . limited Quantity Find for junior and senior dlvijUII IOI1h sion participants. The finals wiU ' · be held at 1:30. IJI::J~~ A specialty act io slated For t "il11e11tj9 p.m., followed by Sonny James .performance at 9:30. Tbe Deltas will end Friday's 1 aetl~n with dancing music, be- l glnrung at 10:30 p.m. , ~Y;;~!: ,On Situnlay, Aug. 6, the annual flower show IS .. t for II Jt66 event will be ell-· with alf&antlc flre•wor,ks ll CIRCUS GROUNDS Reg. $89.50 . Grow." This is just alter Southw~tem band concerl. is set lor 8:30 p.m. At 7:30, Hllllllan Trace will a vp-as prolifam, and the Venita Rich Ta~:~~ which Ia open to area, wUI be con;:lud· ll , 'The winMr will re<eive trip 1o !'lew York to audl-11 for Ted Maclc'o TV . . Initial auditions are slat· !I 011 July 1. North Gellis band condl•oJ>I<.'OI't Is llfl lor t p.m., and ~::}~l~':km11teB VIlli perform ot l MIDDLEPORT with Horsehair Cushioning II ~ ' ' · 1 Malchl"t Huvy Duty ' lox Sprl111 _ _...__ _.).,.,. . -• ..... . --:,- ' •-m'\• J~ ~\ ·• STORE HOURS: D1il~, 9 to 5:00 p.m. . , Thunclay.9:00 till 12:00' Noon~· Open Frld1y Nlte Til 8 P.M. l ~ . tf'!mlture '• ·. •c•rlitf ''1 ·.t .. ' ·.'' 'I " Count OD Ul to 1Uppl7 the read)'m!Sed ' . ( : ' '· l.f ' Job liisler , •· .. ' :,'I f concrete you need for any farm build· m,.project We'll deliver wbat Yllll li'IJit. wbeu you want It ... aave you lim• · IIIII wort money and materlall. Ntd tb• prjce Ia ri&J!II 'Cill uo100h •for free ,.tlmate ... witboul ollllPtlon. READY MJX :· ' ' \i!Vi ' TUE. MAY �' 'I ' ' Probers ' '' ., ' ., . The Sundoy 'rlmoo-Sentlnel, Sundoy, May 15, 19811-3 · 1-'l'h• Sullday Tlmos.sentlnel, Sundar. lfay 1'1, .~tel. ' Face Heavy Week .i .. I'" I'' ' " '• •' I .J ... ·£tUde Men ProfitSlice , ~· , ' , '• '·. I TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY • .. - 'THE SPY WHO CAMIIN FROM THE COLD" With Richard Burton and Claire atoom Colorcartoanl - - ~.,... ~. WIDNIIOAY, THURIDAY llll4 Pr<IDA'Y Charlton Htot.n IN · MAJOR DUNDII WED, & THURS. NOT OPEN ,.... ICIINCE tnColor , . 'i PICTION THIILLifl :·.. .·cliUL ATRAGON lo C.for --..-----· PLUS: CAIITOON SATURDAY ONLY Renahl Htwlrtl 'IN I CURSI OF THI MUMMY'S TOMI I I In Colllt' Anti Chrl......,orl.oo IN I THE GORGON InC- PLUI: CAlTOOH Special pur(h~se~ .Stearns & Foster takes .the loss 4~ olfers·,discontinued·covering ~.. saves you $30~00 . ' ' -J. • . ' \ I I • The sheep judging is slated ~=r mqrn-·!tor 7 also. :j; Hllb AI 7:30 p.m., , the G>llipolis jloe a · annual Little MISs and al' 7;30 p.m. Mister contest is scbeduled, fol· will by the 4·H Style Revue I tile Gal· 8:30. At 9 p.m., the Gospel Caravan of WSAZ.TV Channel 3 Hun1~~:. will perform and l1 action will end witb danto the Checkmates of Pt. Pleasant. ,=~~f= 1 On Friday, tho Pretty Baby 1 coaneellon oonlesl Is slated for IZ:30 p.m. !bat they is sponsored by the Frer!Cb I of Communist City Mothers' League this year. At 1, 2 and 3 p.m., the BMIU· II o1 tile al bog, lamb and steer sales - · - fill the show arena in tbe f•l•·'• II wttllbolll-laid biggest draw tllat day. , .over pt. Pleuaat will give •a: :::: lriendl concert at 1:30 p.m., ro 1 ~=~~~~lfl:llir~il_ll:n by tile Farm Bureau's on this "LUXURIOUS COMFORT" mattresses !bel if SPONSORED BY MIDDLEPORT VOL. FtRI DEPT. o PURE HO RSEHA IR DOESN'T PA CK OR MAT • • HO RSE HAIR II LONG AND SilKY SMOOTH • • HORSEHAIR IS SPRINGY HOLDS SHAPf. • ' CC.Oior In Summer, Wormer In Winltrl . To clean-up their Dl~conllnued Ti~king. Stearns and Foster offers you theb' famous Horsehair Cu•hioned, Extra FlrmL:Maltress whlch regularly sells at '89. ~0, in this· Special Purchase at '59.00 in Full or Twin Size. AI '1hia price, there can be .10 re-orders! ' ., ·,. Horoeholr lnoulotn Flower show judging i! Relledu!ea 12 :30 p.m., and the , · jUnior horse show Is also sla~ "'ft!~ 'ed at that time. This event is •• sponsored by tho Gallta County Riding Club, Inc. Library night will commence at 7 p.m., with a program built PLUS Stearno & Foster's lmpartont Quolity Footur-· on ' • Urethane layer %"thick over hor.ehalr. •36 pounds o! Bl~ached cotton Felt over Inner SprJna Unit. • Heavy 13 aouge Super Firm 3Q8 Coli Unit. • Weight Balanced Center ~tion In carry body' .welcht. ' · . • Seat Ed&e Construction to prevent sides brealll~l: <!own. •Humldguard processed to prevent absorption ~.od~rs: the farm? w...... . around the theme, "Read and ~ >' . " ' ' ,ull or Twin Sizo Su,.er Firm Mottraee . I Over $5011 worth of llrove ..heduled to be endi!ll tbt bi& four-day PYTHIAN PARK Ash and Sycomoro . limited Quantity Find for junior and senior dlvijUII IOI1h sion participants. The finals wiU ' · be held at 1:30. IJI::J~~ A specialty act io slated For t "il11e11tj9 p.m., followed by Sonny James .performance at 9:30. Tbe Deltas will end Friday's 1 aetl~n with dancing music, be- l glnrung at 10:30 p.m. , ~Y;;~!: ,On Situnlay, Aug. 6, the annual flower show IS .. t for II Jt66 event will be ell-· with alf&antlc flre•wor,ks ll CIRCUS GROUNDS Reg. $89.50 . Grow." This is just alter Southw~tem band concerl. is set lor 8:30 p.m. At 7:30, Hllllllan Trace will a vp-as prolifam, and the Venita Rich Ta~:~~ which Ia open to area, wUI be con;:lud· ll , 'The winMr will re<eive trip 1o !'lew York to audl-11 for Ted Maclc'o TV . . Initial auditions are slat· !I 011 July 1. North Gellis band condl•oJ>I<.'OI't Is llfl lor t p.m., and ~::}~l~':km11teB VIlli perform ot l MIDDLEPORT with Horsehair Cushioning II ~ ' ' · 1 Malchl"t Huvy Duty ' lox Sprl111 _ _...__ _.).,.,. . -• ..... . --:,- ' •-m'\• J~ ~\ ·• STORE HOURS: D1il~, 9 to 5:00 p.m. . , Thunclay.9:00 till 12:00' Noon~· Open Frld1y Nlte Til 8 P.M. l ~ . tf'!mlture '• ·. •c•rlitf ''1 ·.t .. ' ·.'' 'I " Count OD Ul to 1Uppl7 the read)'m!Sed ' . ( : ' '· l.f ' Job liisler , •· .. ' :,'I f concrete you need for any farm build· m,.project We'll deliver wbat Yllll li'IJit. wbeu you want It ... aave you lim• · IIIII wort money and materlall. Ntd tb• prjce Ia ri&J!II 'Cill uo100h •for free ,.tlmate ... witboul ollllPtlon. READY MJX :· ' ' \i!Vi ' TUE. MAY �I ,,., I ' !' ... ,. ,. " ; 1 • ,, ·~· , ., ~ ' wmtE PAPER. ' I ' ' J I ,, . ' ' ~ ' j r '' ,....,,, ' / Senate PIJliLISlJBD Br 2'1fl :ftlll0 VALLBY PVBLIBHING COMPANY ,. . I" . ' I " ' ' ' ' per day for a nine biMlr day. They lmd bee• gelling $2.50 per day' ~~ Kanawha Docks where 1 new towboat for a Pittsburgh rompany was uader coostruotion. ly. But lbiJ senate dllllrrl)'· II CAPTAIN Elmer Variaa ... sbamble, it IIIII, llhleb need 110 lonier prevaiL Tht hup, unbappy ~aile Jorl!J hu only to 011! .C!II Ill . ~balaa· to tell tbt ~ ' Mane 'lllllla that too ll\i4{'1i' too mueb; to cieMuDee lbliilJtf '·) .11e c:euter or ~n~o~er~n~; i&ap. ;. peuable dllorder lillleb .J, ...,. so far beyund tbe · moat 11mus o1 m' ' And now lll!lluo, until DOW lib mllliJ olher ~1!11' · 'it'"r towns overlllolred by the Ohio PQllutlon Control Board, Is preparing to lei. Tbia week Racllll was anfh. orized over f',OOO to have 'preliminary plans prepared for a sanitary llWerBgl. Raoine will be stsrting from ocratcb, &I it has no storm aewer system as did Ga!Upolis and as hu Middleport 11114 Poroy. ~ Till! ~ay will hava eome OOOD when all Industries· and collllllUIIiijes from cairo to Pittsburgh, whatever 1he!r alze, will ba held strictly areountsble for wbal !bey put in the totermee . FHIJ y,ears ago IIIII •ontll emp!Qyees ol lhe Kauwha Docks at Pl. Pleasant struck for more wages. Tht eaulkers at Smith's Dry Dock also struck but th• tarpeoten dldn'~ II was ·not knewa whelller lbe men at Gardners' DoekB would ao out or remai1 at work. The meR were demanding $II The lltlnGCI'Itlc 114f·ol lba llenlle, Itself, Ill. bl I ·c:blal llhtlllar lo 1111&. llitD wbleb II - driven by a lllllllllr IIIU. wlni pullch el 1918, wban llli derenll of 811111 A. ~allaca aqbllo ~ lba 1'rumlp.... l IIJtance to r.ommnnlel agree. lion 'Ia OniCI • Turtep at 1tie · coal o1 smasbiq liBo an Ail-·· milllltraUon llld a political par· struction. - i I , ' lbal expensive nil of modt,t'JI clvlllzllliOn'a crowded ellill 11114 lownli, Is a problem local coiiiiiiUIIIU• along !he Oblo Rl•er .,.. laekllllg wltb varying degrees of enlhuslasm. Gallipolis compleled !Ia $2 miUioa treat. men/,. plant and sanitary sewerap ala ye~ ago. Middleport Is all but 1'811dy lo tur'\Jts first sbavel of dirt !,.. Its Jagooll sewerage, 1he first of Its Jdnd wltbln II least 100 miles up or down 1he river (McArthur bas a Ia&oon type). Pomeroy lo awaltiili: <as is Middleport) word from Congressman Wlilter H. Moehler ol gent"' ous federal grants to move toward COIJo " Smith's ·Dry Dock Caulkers StrUck for Wage Boost to '$3 ·per'., 'J Wli~ IIOllu~ I· !l Fifty Years Ago on the Rive• .! . . '. ri • Pt. Pleasant purchased packet Klondike ol ol the caplail Harry DtmlaDy and captain Fred Hombrooic. Tbe Klondike, which was formerly operating out of Galllpolis, bad been rulllling betweea Pertamouth and Rome for two or three years. The Kloadtke and lhe Helen E. were ..ld to be lhe only small single deck packet steam beats, outside of lba Little AJ.. ma, operating 01 the Ohio ruver. ' THE GOVERNMENT oteamer Iroquois with the snagboal Mingo ill tow laid up at Galli• pells over night. Lee Bragg was her pilol The fleet was oa Its w~ up llio Ohio 011 a 111811 pulling tour. u. s. suard of 8Jiller" .Steamboat lnspeetera *'ded tn steamboat rules lhal all paaaenger steamers of 1he future more 1han 150 feel long bad tn be equipped with au automatic fire alarm system. '!'HE ~ing A PROMINENT Kanawha River towboll operator predict. ed that Huntington, W. Va., would be tbe centsr of tewboal operatlo"' In a very short time. More coal wa• baing shipped by barge from Huntington lhan any oRe poiRI alOIJI! tbl Ohio or ~<rea~ ianawba ruv- *;' ; ' BY BAY a\OMLEY , · Commull(ll ~ "'!llerWASHINGTON (NitA)- Tw!l n't alWI)Ill lba 111111. we. ,.... :-:a~~·.::tm: :.."7. =-~:J: is Viet War's Serond Front In lbe After ' much lo a Bill wiii!JI ber uklng tor beeauae !It u sbe reveai- IDdlptlotl· does not belp thai latigues, or aJr1 olher equlplllelll her liOn lllilbl need, are freel1 · ...allable m tbe bladl mmet Ill 811101!- ' MeNamll'l waa on bll way to ollabllibIPi t•, ~ as 1he most efllelenl seen\n,.of ~ 1D ~ - UDIII tbe war !'!!'~ Nul ltllltleall' lnlemlled. It il ~ PliDIUDr evldeDI lbat thll war, ~9!'JI'II . . "" other, eunot be fouehl $ a ~torlle. It II Do I lhal 0111 Ill piiDNd wllb prtei-· •~ !I JladtlqtiOII rat1 .., an antumoJ ,. ·01 11'11111 IIIII. 1 A~ io4.111'al ·~ '~ now ,I'll lba llr out of tbe. fiN , leis .lban the prestliloiJI .Rollt. again. . ,. . 'lllese t18,111111 to $$(),opt lui1!i7 not ooJy ''overrated aDd OverpriCed," Nader, but IIIey . have pooor door • 11111. ••l'• Ia._ ' Sorry to • f.lial ~ 1he Rolla, w,e~ 1101 really. IJi 'faol; .,.., tiDie Wf ~ lba door ol ear own poor man's bupy, "" feel pretty COOd about the sbole thing. In thil veil, we recall lbal anythlng tha wot1d can do, 1he !ted Chlnase can do I& ter. The Communlol New China Nen Afency c:lalmo that Qllna is DOW J>I'Oduclnl a neil •.llaiiUaenger seclan lbll meell wllb "1111 •belt standard~ In 1he world." The ....., deser1hes II a an upholslero ed ear wllb three """' tl. 1101111, " II h IOIIIIdproot lius between lhe ro.,. 1 n d an electric totnperatur..regulating device . Yeah. but bas Ralph Nader seen It? • IUdo's . . ~ ... It Time '" *" before · · · ee..·'·' ::!~::~ :;:: . · ·.· , Going on Hawaii .1. rin. r.lrn th .· e Mr. and Mn. Ne/11 Hawaii Bound rJ1 D.,... u. a. !5=:JWho Jelp Mure I .<(; BERL!r·o.; ' but ·111111111 · political !leurs More or leU cootlmto>~~ r.,.. 1111t ...,. .,..... lbe dom ICIUIIIIltiP ·_... po1111- lllll\llt W!ltl fait upon 1111 lciB:ns and 10111t1i1·111t ~New loU:·- • '"'ltlaJIIIIIII ~lallll 'IUfaUl tltol brotber,IIII!L ,Jtdward Jl. t'l'etl) 1arp namiJen eea lwdiJ wall Klllllldp .of 11--' rill · to ..a ·!CIIllllhlr KetiDedY for 'lbt ._. · tl. ·lilt "rrllhlell JU1111t _.. IIIII eluallo lloiJ. Ja pori tbil refleda I lr~ 11'1 Ke!INdJ, UltfllltldiJ, ...at fer iJf llleclloa onee·glven the D~ bpi tbe (map titre. IMflng late preoldenl But It also seems ~. 'hll to refle<l a wide conviction lhal well- u ho IIIII le. He lotlked Ke!medJ'r election signal- tn 111i11J lQie <1111 baller bet. lba RIM of tbe Young, and Now 11Gb bu jUinptd alrdd · thll Interrupted revolution u ' 11!1" Kennell:! opoken or ;::;~~ u quickly •• Ia fll'Oikllnllll lie il Jlllllow* ... 11101'11 'elmd In 19'11 1 *"""· .. .-.... · TBB UIINDY . pros~ 111s w11. ·~t..a,. preson~, . \' ·; .. -w\ ' Dll. But')Hiili' ·tiote at lea.'!!' eal1el)isi!Hit hlo· · to 10 tbi.P 81 10 'dtny IIDil<n Dedi bllil~ 111 , • ,_. ' ' . llbo'lrioa·mon. Rll public ulter- poea ll<rioua prab1ems for lhe aneoo have' bad aotomalle struggling Repuhilc&DI, unlear "~" IJitl .wl!b ' notable •· · 11:· f. N~Yoir'llm ~:~ . . ~.~-· . ... a. '.,. at Hendersoo mtlchlnery. I "TIIll: COMBINE '"' l I WITH DISPLAY - Wayne Glbbo!JS, In his home on Hudson·st, stands proudly ~~·. the c:olleeUon of antique coffee milis he and Mrs. Gibbons (Esther) have repaired t,JIIl,·. refiDJahed inw pristine beauty. Below, they are seated at a table holding aeverai pr~ · plec:ea of their o:ollectloo. ' . Iii. nlniHiay ~-~ 111e . country from Saa FiaiiclsCi! Iii New York you cu •a,lionbte • · : · · · A two-week tour of the wesl Sunday, June 12. They will opend !our daya Ia fantaatlc . amount et ·peoplit " roasl and Hawaii at a spee1ai j Mr. Neff remarked that It San Francisco where HYerol A backward Boy SeoUl could' reduced rate awaits Mr' and !was .. A chance of our lifetime. Ilours have been arranged. follow the trail of milk; b011r: . Mrs. J. Earl Neff, of 1113 Teo- , We are lhrilled, and are look- The remaining seven dayo burger, peas, baby food and· · dora Ave., Gallipolis n ex t ilng forward to Ibis wonderful will be spent in Honolulu. They egg yolk drlbbled through ·res. month. foccasiou." are scheduled to return June 27. laurants 1• 1 dozeil slates. · BY BEULAH JONES ! . A bloodhound with s head Someone has said "A steamSponsored by the Beni Ked- i The. Gaill&Bs will spend lhree Mr. Neff ts a heavy equip- cold could have a field day. ing cup of coffee a.d the hancJ. ~m Sbrme Temple AAONMS, i d~ys m Las Vega•, Nevada and ment salesmu for the Walkeri Now lhere are nature loving clasp of a true friend will send Ch~rteston, W. V?·· til< Gall> .w11i attend several floor shows [Machlne Co., with headquarters !' parents who stack the car full the darkest spirits fleeing." poliS reSidents w1U ba among at the Sands Hotel where Dean ;iD Bell, W. Va. He worko 1he of sleepmg bags, little gas Coffee has universal appeal, 110 ~uples departing the Great- Martin, Sammy Davis and :lri-stste area. He and Mrs. l •toves and coolers loaded with and a "cup of coffee" Is of er .P1~burgh Airport for a 14- Frank Sinatra and other lam· INeff have heen resldeats of Gal· yoghurt as they gaily sing of more than passing interest to day ' Hawallaa carmvai" on ,ous stsrs wiU be performlsg. lipolis nino years. the upen road. a Middleport couple, Mr. and But my wile, Kitty, and I, Mrs. Wayne Glbboll!, whose fa,. not necessarily regarding our· clnating hobby of collecting cofoelves as unnatural parents, fee mills has livened their inaomehow prefer nice warm terest 1n coffee. motels, good restaurant food The coffee grinder was once and a comforting drink of som.. an imporlanl part of kitchen 1111~ diStilled after a hard necessities since ground coffee days drive. has not always been with u•. 1 · · · - -- .. • Besides, It was snnwln~ or '!beir hobby whea . Mrs. · ·c ralnlng mucb of the way ·•cross Gibbons . received one as a ·· ' ' and lhe ground looked pretty gift and ever since they have mills, bolh tumbler and canis- included a promise of the I tasled really good. ' nasty. " • spent their free Urne •• taking ter mede of bright, clear glass; groom to keep his wife •up· . So to benefit any other toup- old, tim ..wom grinders and sunk bopper mills, raised hop- plied with coffee beans The smell brought ~~ck ·•. les With small obiJdren who restnrlng 1hem to pristine beag. per miJis, raised hopper mills, Thus, marriages have been childhood m~mory of a 1 set lo must through necessity · drive "' lheir wood 1 · · a raised covered hopper mill made and dissolved over a cup grandmother • house. We siJI' g eamm~ m re' ped the coffee from bandle-1. . long d'JS tances lo a sbo!'l tllne· .,, pose on 1he kitchen shelf mute upen top mill, side mill ot hard of the brew. d d · 1 't' I w~ld like .to pass OA som~ evidence of their decorati~eness wood board, natkmal -x~ffe! From Turkey, coffee cups ~n heep f aaucen kt advtce. This JD no way applies 1n today's "country flavor" de- mUla with Oy wheiJs and iron ed in Venice where it was view. ~uce~ngf t e ~ f~ ~ou.10 ~tJ.' to vacation touring done by cor hoppers, and mills of pewter ed with suspicion as an '· r~ugl t~o~ ng an 1 ·!.. 8 1 0 certain types beyond o!Ompre- Mr. and M,.., Gibbons, grate- and bra.s. tioo of the deviL" The Pope, ";' hi! e c: ~ ~ass ~ bens100. ·' · · ful for the opportunity of car- One such mill was adverti.. however, after tasting lt, P a ' ~ . ~ ;"' ~mt 0 0 1 I In 1he first .Place, no matter lug for family posses•lnn•. ob- ed ,In a 11102 Sears catalogue tlzed it and thus coffee saucer JUS or what automobile club you be- talned most of their collection (pr~ce a doltsr In bard back a Christian drink. The Gibbons have met mtltu5- 1 long to, wealher ststion ~ from local residents lncludit.g with the same calalogue. totlay Then, lhrough Europe, friends through lheir bo_.. eal~ or olher means of dhW!ng Mrs. Homer Russell, Miss Hal· selling for 1he 1&1111! price) for tater to the famed, his!Drie and have collected and fr~ ! what lhe elements will ·do In lle Zerkle, Mrs. Walter Croo~s. lhe total sum of 31 cents Any· fee houses of London, where even the old coffee ads wblQ I lhe lm".'edmte future, weather Lawrence Boyd, Florence Rowe one buying ooe lnday In an an- Dryden, Pope, Steele, AddiSOII, show colonial children havii\ll forecasting IS otitl ia its iofaft. o1 Middleport; Grace Crow tiq"': shop knowa tbey sell for Swift and Pepys and other Iii· a tea party like mother's ,~ cy. BrJng a variety of sturdy, Tolson, Racine; and Mrs. B. F. considerably 11101e. erary gmnts of til< day fee, and the varloos braqd wealherproof clothes. Price of Portland. They alllll In sharing ber bu)Jand'a bob- ered for discussion in names - Lion (adverliled: al We were stranded by &<snow- have one from Germany and by, lira. Glbbonl •baa beeome "penny universities." . the strongest 11114 purest) ;;Jiil, , · storm Ia Rock·· Springs, Wyo., one from France. In~ In 1he story of for a peany one could gwn rica snd others. after the forecaster at Salt Among . lhelr oolleettoa are coffee and ita early history. fine liberal education ~ ·~ Lake City aaid cloudy and wel canister coffee mills X-ray Sbe wu wtsled by B. II'. Par- "peiDiy cups." . No more dow; ~ear the "l'~l> 1 My Vl1fe, being no dummy, let mills (10 ·called ~use the malee, genial m.nager ol tbe Coffee finally came t. pmg and pappmg of etllle. ) ' the mo~ing companv mao Dac:k wonc1 hopper bas 1 glass frame local A&P otore, Ja leCUI'IIIfl lea oo lhe Mayflower. m the oven of the Ame•otap , CCoritlnued Ill! Page 20) tn keep coffee In Bight), crystal !Dformatioo. that certain bJC party in But we can -ap~pies1'eelae 1 ·· · According lo legelld, eoffee ton Harbor, coffee bacame and "' The Suru!ay_ Time~ntlnel, Sunday, May 111, 1966-5 dates back to 175. IL o. when American drink, tea . olhers. So, a goat herdiil of Arabia ..,. prtolige. have "11,181 his goats abed .lheir · d!"l!itv, In cettJng Ibis si!Do'. bl •n • cavorting lnd prilllcll)l .-'*d Gibbons recreated Ibis to .do · alter eaqng .i 1.0 w. as she boDed ·..iftee ·rot 1he ry. 'lbe border liBo .ate II!Jib8 cotdJng tn a . ' ' berries, and llklpg .tljo. ~· ""'i<ffDD~ , , , , . . , .1 ..• _ , . tried ~ , . ~ . ....,. . One ·Cupful til bealll, pUi Ill Old wa 11' \. 'J bet!•• :t· tf ···o·· U" ....,.,. ... - ... "rtt;''lt _,_ ... ,.,..; Mirlt'J '1:'~: tt ..,. ,,.,. ,' ' I ; ~... _11.0 ~ • •· , 1 ',.·/ · ,,, " .I.*'. , , , .J. . .. ·l .. ,_.':io,("~ ' •t I' ' towboat . u.!':u Jt f ""anae · li.dtl.;:tllQI. :::!=~· =£1blhree . , . .M -. · . c· . 't ' : ".\>,_ ;• .I . 1! • •! ·~!"!'f. ·I~ \~.;•'l•," tot~ '"'•' ; ~ .;' •;,_"·, ·,, ' ' • ' '"'''',~ ''L•. -~. ·t ~- .;,_ •~ ; 1 ~ rlte .. ,· . ., .''-'''''""' •·•i , ,, , ~l~-~ I ~··• , · .,1 'Mlt..:~o~w.gT-'t ~ ·. . . ,, ·. .•,.,. ' . . . , t . '!'"R'I ' til ;rtlo tif wit .Inti Jateo: . ,_, It . 11sb ' . •lei · I•6'-.ii; ' ' r. . ,_, • ~-==;:~[,~ UI.&MI '1\nJii ---~-- .mf•)li&. _Aidt· JDII. ~!~~~~~ ~· ' . ... ·"' '"'·'· I ' j· '!41 1 " mellllllma· hove managed ~ li ·~· I'M poll~eal r!UI driVIQ& LJJidotl ~~:r liee. · . ·' III*'IIB lllld lllldo I ol.-.e, llnrt Ill leetU<i& llbo oppecl . n Ptwdent lluberl ~ Iiiii llilllb!'Bob'• ttec. could galn ---~ir the til.it iWun luil ' \a,. :\ ,, I I by Gill' ·CiMh.. ... ' .,. : ' ' Ill"' I*GI':riJ'i atanc1 « anolbet, iilll thus i.j latild 'llllf 1 IJiiliiiNU. ' • ' ' • ~~ . I 1 -sor c0 :. I Afrl. Another of joiJI w&. II amtrally II 1be promotion of Cb1Da frleDd. was rleb. Tbere was a revoitm lhlp usoclatlolll. .,... llttl oper~~tloll. wu prepepnda lbn1lqjlt. . BY BIUlCB BJlli!SAT lay I tum towll'd lhetba theylbem. Yetll:el~ I N~ belp wltb 1he revolt '1\ey are 1iBo aseM for lalllllo 00 ong WASHINGTON CNEA) -N09· KeDIIellyl. Tile odds nm P ory • Burundi i1 J1e11 door to the pace." 111 u. s. hlalory hu there other ""'· HIS 1:1 ilh Be1J1811 Cqo, '1\ml •. polated ---- · .: 0 mueb pnulne lallnll No - foreHt what .....· w out. RalupfS OOIIliDg I· A thtulbl ~ lbe.' ~·~ . !bert DOW il In I pmldeD- Ja1wC111 blmMil mJPt do to ~ ~ • · ·· cross tb~ borlfer. He WU to cef Amerlem patriot' Jlaltk:t '8~ eleclloD ala ftll'l IWil'. lrJ 1 o - 1 1100>- =~~:m~ber. In toueh lllth t1!ole refugees, ry: "I have but one :~ ,.. The popular aDd political con- IMt of llil 0!111 ebolce. Most thil coiJ4!tJon l>ol<il lbrwllh soe wblcl! were Red lfiiiJIIthlz. 'f'hleb lll1 fe!!t ole ~ .• really narrow1 to oae ~ bavo exhibited years ablad, 111, opinion make (!OI'fallllllfy reeefV. that~ the of . ... •. ' will succeed lllllbtr IJIWl' aar cruelol In- will be 1111· llaunell .m.. ~14 m 111111. TtleD !It, wu llmow of no~ of . . LJII(I<II .loa. u • - Ill 1111 lranaiUon to a He ......,,1101 worry .;,., help ·~ · tben! baek lato but bt Ill!! ~'; . 111111 lot'ebbelrer. JIOIIIInee Ia lmf and he~ 1101 · lboill lo fJgbt. ' ' ' ' ·~ ' ·* 'l1le early eaJc:ulaUIIC, aup- U tbt llipl nld Ill• u they 1111 1 ntld· .,...;.tlo~ or 1he ~-.Tuns In _liD, , Jb.,f,,,Oiirdol\ . !IIOI"Iell IIJ ID oeeuiCIIIa1 poll, do todq, .Joblloll wauld bsvo eourq!ni'~Kellnedy me11" 'IU to fer Alrlcana who~ a~ .~ . , ,., to favor SeD. Robert F, a 1117 .difficult 11m11alnlng 1he beal 1 ·~ . men• pro-Marlflllll4 ~ a MemitJ ea~ . ,,;, ~· IKel\Dady of New York. -mellon lor HumpbreJ or "Humpbrej Olen" In In fact, lbe exillellee iilllbo* lilulblr 1ban Robert 1c _ . , ...,.... • 111e II U . . · •;Ifill on lhe polltieal """"" of two llllllady, ~ · lllrtillitb ··:·:· ·~·!'! brolhers ol 1he late Jolm K. qpen .~'UillillineY~.;-;.::r~j : ' Kennedy i1 C11111 prime rea11011 A.YIAB A4lO, Ill ~Kelllltdy Mtitb· fliat · Ia• u . bank . the key C<qo the I AN AMERICAN HUMORIST once wrote that traveling with ebildrea il like traveling third c:laY lhrough Bulgaria. lt'a true. Take • 1958 staUoo wagon, one basically cheerful . wife · Bobby Kennedy Has Plenty Go.in• for Him :liiD :!~n::otb. ~ :u.~lesl -- '" · wu to 'l'uDI'• '7 2 p "d t" al Ra ea. wu loealed. weeps es Or reSJ en I ce wet. f tak S In 'l'lmll'• Job to to man ~ on and hu removed the boilers and auto, with wife and children, gepee operatloo!L . He. rem8111bere4 !!1ft ·Comli\UA few daya 110 a· friend lllsl Cblna'a FOre'iai- MlliiiW brought Tung aDd mpe!f tocetb- a... Yl bad tol<l 1he P*blg for so~ lone talb. li'orelp Ollke IIIII: "II )'011 didn't c:arry out b 11 can flDd just 4)111 ~ 11'lwrwlti , mlialon. He walked African leader wt will be 1110o eut too soon. But be !mew what cessful." hil bou !bert wa already do- Twl& c:lailna dlda't log (through meaages rec:elv- eoua1 Clll Nkrumab In GbaDL eel at lbe Foreign Mlnlllry) "We lbou8lrt M'd fall. we Jmew and be knew what bll own U· tbe people arauDd blm wen 1101 lipmeot ..... 10 laltbful. '11lly dl@'l t.n b1m aU lbll wu .... OIL I IU. . What? CAPTAIN JOHN F. Rust, well lmoWR steamboat pilot, said he bad alopped violeat beadachea "JOHN RAIKE, Kanauga dealer, bought the wreck Junk ages 13 months and three years. Below Is an account of hil journey. P- About Mr. Nadar ' OWJien of ''vo\Uw- - nat to. , l!ltnlion FOld, GM, ChrY.Iler Bl!d ~ :MotDrs products - can bold up ibeir ellbl IIIOIIIba ''IT WILL BE BUT 1 year er .two, •• It W'BI reported • years ago, "until all locks and dam• above and inctlllliDS It at Little Hockin& are complete and a eontlnuous navigable elage of water lbe year around will be 1valllble for avigatioll purposes. Work is progressing u rapidly on tbe eonstructlon tf DaDll Zl, 2Z, and 2A, at PorUuod, Ravenswood and Racine." , UP! Reporter Don Mullen r.. ·cently tr!diSierred from San Francisco to New York City and did It the bard way, by lha~ he'd usJgned te tbt MG WD tie Red adnesa cultural dlvi$IOD of lba Pekllli didn't upeet 'l'm!g 1114 his fa1. loreJgn omce. Tbt cultural dJ. loWII tn aceompllsb IIliich lor ¥Ilion il llllporllnt because II lba lime bell!l ID thll Jleduo. il U5ed u a cover for lnlolll· lion of JOUIII African leaden. foUibl Na4er baa of notblng Reyce. .' • Conlmludod aJinase - " ' Ia Malnly 'l'mll wu ' lo' ~ Bljrundl, lll4 .ad lba out potenUal lllleql lea4eft, United Slalel fflr polllleal .,yo if ~ p ...\)Opromlal , ~ 1uJ11. • , ~ ~' he Will to 1/vt, 1111 n~~~~e was '1\ml CIIJ.p!DC. lbein hejp. 116 wu to ~ He wu a Junior fore!~!~ . sen· lor lbelllle ncetve brlbel w!Mii let ofllcer ol 1he Red Cblaae possible. But beCauii 'Rid~ govenunent ne\oly ustgned u na balm'! rnuuh .!Orelgn· curreil. to 1he cuUural atlecbe ey, "we ',.-e to ,et ~ W. YOUIIC Alrleail couiltey. cleartd by PeiiDI." . . 1 . au;,. ~ . purchued the ferrY'~ landing property on 1he Ohio side ol 1he river at Kanauga, of George Hoof, Pt. Pleasant. Captains U. G. and Shermu Haynes are doing a good bosiness with the ferry boat Ann Bailey. Chinook Salmon and the snowcapped peaks ol the Northwest. U you want,' it can be fun, even with a couple toddlers. Klt4Jilo As Robert llolz, edlfor ol Aviation Wielt 1114 SPlCt Teclurology, wrote retenlly: "II Mr. Mc!llmsra feally· bell...S II Ia poalhle to flgbl and wiD a war by ldlling the lui enemy wllh lhe 1811 .bullot as tbe last soldier eats lhe Ialii ean of beano Ia 1he quartmnasler'o ·itOIW, . thil nation. fa... lerlous trouble ahead." MtNIIIW'Il's cost-cirttlog refilhill . and . tlgbt management of 1he Pentqoll have oaved thil notion billions In 1he five ,.an be hu beld 1he job. But Ill tbe blllienr .,.. forgotten when even one lnelaDce of waste or booodogling coma tn ligbt, or even one servtesman can't get fatigues. Tbia il unfortunate, both fer tbeman Ia the service and fOr:llie · stc:r•tl'" of .. def..,.., 11o11r desor9e, iltu.r. :Bid war !llilll• is the moat ltllforl1tnat. ' ol iiid• even more unforiUna&&·1lbeil • natlot·;' it: not !ftpmd 1M It, on wbitettt .level ad In whatever part of !be< wlrld II bu lb ho ' tbt iciDs," "CAPTAIN J. Harvey Stew· art, Kana up boat ,builder, has M.G·M families wlll be cliuck· iDg 1he family car full ol gear . and ·taking off for the Adirondacks, 1he Great Smoke~, Tidewa.fer, the Perdenales, the Grand Canyon, the Sierra Nevadas, Las Vegas, Hollywood and Vine, or the Land of the Defettor Bares Mao Plot. To Grab African T~hold ... batbrGom, wlbl 6al of ilie; We are embarking upo• the aeason of the vacation. . ' d · ' MORE FROM the 50 year old steamboai miD Waa praun.U to tons111111 several pint> of eoffee evety Zt hours whoa be is on witch. Can be Big fun · Woshin2f!>n By-Line wldcb lltUc!l: bltB perlodte1!1y by qu!IIID& lhe use ol coffee. A Travel moat toleraDl follllll In Ill ibt . world. oro. Tllia ooal earne from Guyan V.Uey 811 miles by rail tn Huntington and was leaded 1n10 bargea at !he Island Creek tipple at the rate of 12 barges every 12 houra when l'llliDing lull capacity. This Upple was said tn load more coal than any other tipple along Western rivers. Towboats from Pittsburgh, the Kanawha RiVer, Bnd Island Crefik's own atoamers were engaged iD tnw· ln& ,!luyan Valley coal from Huntington lo Cincinnati, ~.. Iaville, an<i points in between. [ I I I ' ' i I ! ! ' �I ,,., I ' !' ... ,. ,. " ; 1 • ,, ·~· , ., ~ ' wmtE PAPER. ' I ' ' J I ,, . ' ' ~ ' j r '' ,....,,, ' / Senate PIJliLISlJBD Br 2'1fl :ftlll0 VALLBY PVBLIBHING COMPANY ,. . I" . ' I " ' ' ' ' per day for a nine biMlr day. They lmd bee• gelling $2.50 per day' ~~ Kanawha Docks where 1 new towboat for a Pittsburgh rompany was uader coostruotion. ly. But lbiJ senate dllllrrl)'· II CAPTAIN Elmer Variaa ... sbamble, it IIIII, llhleb need 110 lonier prevaiL Tht hup, unbappy ~aile Jorl!J hu only to 011! .C!II Ill . ~balaa· to tell tbt ~ ' Mane 'lllllla that too ll\i4{'1i' too mueb; to cieMuDee lbliilJtf '·) .11e c:euter or ~n~o~er~n~; i&ap. ;. peuable dllorder lillleb .J, ...,. so far beyund tbe · moat 11mus o1 m' ' And now lll!lluo, until DOW lib mllliJ olher ~1!11' · 'it'"r towns overlllolred by the Ohio PQllutlon Control Board, Is preparing to lei. Tbia week Racllll was anfh. orized over f',OOO to have 'preliminary plans prepared for a sanitary llWerBgl. Raoine will be stsrting from ocratcb, &I it has no storm aewer system as did Ga!Upolis and as hu Middleport 11114 Poroy. ~ Till! ~ay will hava eome OOOD when all Industries· and collllllUIIiijes from cairo to Pittsburgh, whatever 1he!r alze, will ba held strictly areountsble for wbal !bey put in the totermee . FHIJ y,ears ago IIIII •ontll emp!Qyees ol lhe Kauwha Docks at Pl. Pleasant struck for more wages. Tht eaulkers at Smith's Dry Dock also struck but th• tarpeoten dldn'~ II was ·not knewa whelller lbe men at Gardners' DoekB would ao out or remai1 at work. The meR were demanding $II The lltlnGCI'Itlc 114f·ol lba llenlle, Itself, Ill. bl I ·c:blal llhtlllar lo 1111&. llitD wbleb II - driven by a lllllllllr IIIU. wlni pullch el 1918, wban llli derenll of 811111 A. ~allaca aqbllo ~ lba 1'rumlp.... l IIJtance to r.ommnnlel agree. lion 'Ia OniCI • Turtep at 1tie · coal o1 smasbiq liBo an Ail-·· milllltraUon llld a political par· struction. - i I , ' lbal expensive nil of modt,t'JI clvlllzllliOn'a crowded ellill 11114 lownli, Is a problem local coiiiiiiUIIIU• along !he Oblo Rl•er .,.. laekllllg wltb varying degrees of enlhuslasm. Gallipolis compleled !Ia $2 miUioa treat. men/,. plant and sanitary sewerap ala ye~ ago. Middleport Is all but 1'811dy lo tur'\Jts first sbavel of dirt !,.. Its Jagooll sewerage, 1he first of Its Jdnd wltbln II least 100 miles up or down 1he river (McArthur bas a Ia&oon type). Pomeroy lo awaltiili: <as is Middleport) word from Congressman Wlilter H. Moehler ol gent"' ous federal grants to move toward COIJo " Smith's ·Dry Dock Caulkers StrUck for Wage Boost to '$3 ·per'., 'J Wli~ IIOllu~ I· !l Fifty Years Ago on the Rive• .! . . '. ri • Pt. Pleasant purchased packet Klondike ol ol the caplail Harry DtmlaDy and captain Fred Hombrooic. Tbe Klondike, which was formerly operating out of Galllpolis, bad been rulllling betweea Pertamouth and Rome for two or three years. The Kloadtke and lhe Helen E. were ..ld to be lhe only small single deck packet steam beats, outside of lba Little AJ.. ma, operating 01 the Ohio ruver. ' THE GOVERNMENT oteamer Iroquois with the snagboal Mingo ill tow laid up at Galli• pells over night. Lee Bragg was her pilol The fleet was oa Its w~ up llio Ohio 011 a 111811 pulling tour. u. s. suard of 8Jiller" .Steamboat lnspeetera *'ded tn steamboat rules lhal all paaaenger steamers of 1he future more 1han 150 feel long bad tn be equipped with au automatic fire alarm system. '!'HE ~ing A PROMINENT Kanawha River towboll operator predict. ed that Huntington, W. Va., would be tbe centsr of tewboal operatlo"' In a very short time. More coal wa• baing shipped by barge from Huntington lhan any oRe poiRI alOIJI! tbl Ohio or ~<rea~ ianawba ruv- *;' ; ' BY BAY a\OMLEY , · Commull(ll ~ "'!llerWASHINGTON (NitA)- Tw!l n't alWI)Ill lba 111111. we. ,.... :-:a~~·.::tm: :.."7. =-~:J: is Viet War's Serond Front In lbe After ' much lo a Bill wiii!JI ber uklng tor beeauae !It u sbe reveai- IDdlptlotl· does not belp thai latigues, or aJr1 olher equlplllelll her liOn lllilbl need, are freel1 · ...allable m tbe bladl mmet Ill 811101!- ' MeNamll'l waa on bll way to ollabllibIPi t•, ~ as 1he most efllelenl seen\n,.of ~ 1D ~ - UDIII tbe war !'!!'~ Nul ltllltleall' lnlemlled. It il ~ PliDIUDr evldeDI lbat thll war, ~9!'JI'II . . "" other, eunot be fouehl $ a ~torlle. It II Do I lhal 0111 Ill piiDNd wllb prtei-· •~ !I JladtlqtiOII rat1 .., an antumoJ ,. ·01 11'11111 IIIII. 1 A~ io4.111'al ·~ '~ now ,I'll lba llr out of tbe. fiN , leis .lban the prestliloiJI .Rollt. again. . ,. . 'lllese t18,111111 to $$(),opt lui1!i7 not ooJy ''overrated aDd OverpriCed," Nader, but IIIey . have pooor door • 11111. ••l'• Ia._ ' Sorry to • f.lial ~ 1he Rolla, w,e~ 1101 really. IJi 'faol; .,.., tiDie Wf ~ lba door ol ear own poor man's bupy, "" feel pretty COOd about the sbole thing. In thil veil, we recall lbal anythlng tha wot1d can do, 1he !ted Chlnase can do I& ter. The Communlol New China Nen Afency c:lalmo that Qllna is DOW J>I'Oduclnl a neil •.llaiiUaenger seclan lbll meell wllb "1111 •belt standard~ In 1he world." The ....., deser1hes II a an upholslero ed ear wllb three """' tl. 1101111, " II h IOIIIIdproot lius between lhe ro.,. 1 n d an electric totnperatur..regulating device . Yeah. but bas Ralph Nader seen It? • IUdo's . . ~ ... It Time '" *" before · · · ee..·'·' ::!~::~ :;:: . · ·.· , Going on Hawaii .1. rin. r.lrn th .· e Mr. and Mn. Ne/11 Hawaii Bound rJ1 D.,... u. a. !5=:JWho Jelp Mure I .<(; BERL!r·o.; ' but ·111111111 · political !leurs More or leU cootlmto>~~ r.,.. 1111t ...,. .,..... lbe dom ICIUIIIIltiP ·_... po1111- lllll\llt W!ltl fait upon 1111 lciB:ns and 10111t1i1·111t ~New loU:·- • '"'ltlaJIIIIIII ~lallll 'IUfaUl tltol brotber,IIII!L ,Jtdward Jl. t'l'etl) 1arp namiJen eea lwdiJ wall Klllllldp .of 11--' rill · to ..a ·!CIIllllhlr KetiDedY for 'lbt ._. · tl. ·lilt "rrllhlell JU1111t _.. IIIII eluallo lloiJ. Ja pori tbil refleda I lr~ 11'1 Ke!INdJ, UltfllltldiJ, ...at fer iJf llleclloa onee·glven the D~ bpi tbe (map titre. IMflng late preoldenl But It also seems ~. 'hll to refle<l a wide conviction lhal well- u ho IIIII le. He lotlked Ke!medJ'r election signal- tn 111i11J lQie <1111 baller bet. lba RIM of tbe Young, and Now 11Gb bu jUinptd alrdd · thll Interrupted revolution u ' 11!1" Kennell:! opoken or ;::;~~ u quickly •• Ia fll'Oikllnllll lie il Jlllllow* ... 11101'11 'elmd In 19'11 1 *"""· .. .-.... · TBB UIINDY . pros~ 111s w11. ·~t..a,. preson~, . \' ·; .. -w\ ' Dll. But')Hiili' ·tiote at lea.'!!' eal1el)isi!Hit hlo· · to 10 tbi.P 81 10 'dtny IIDil<n Dedi bllil~ 111 , • ,_. ' ' . llbo'lrioa·mon. Rll public ulter- poea ll<rioua prab1ems for lhe aneoo have' bad aotomalle struggling Repuhilc&DI, unlear "~" IJitl .wl!b ' notable •· · 11:· f. N~Yoir'llm ~:~ . . ~.~-· . ... a. '.,. at Hendersoo mtlchlnery. I "TIIll: COMBINE '"' l I WITH DISPLAY - Wayne Glbbo!JS, In his home on Hudson·st, stands proudly ~~·. the c:olleeUon of antique coffee milis he and Mrs. Gibbons (Esther) have repaired t,JIIl,·. refiDJahed inw pristine beauty. Below, they are seated at a table holding aeverai pr~ · plec:ea of their o:ollectloo. ' . Iii. nlniHiay ~-~ 111e . country from Saa FiaiiclsCi! Iii New York you cu •a,lionbte • · : · · · A two-week tour of the wesl Sunday, June 12. They will opend !our daya Ia fantaatlc . amount et ·peoplit " roasl and Hawaii at a spee1ai j Mr. Neff remarked that It San Francisco where HYerol A backward Boy SeoUl could' reduced rate awaits Mr' and !was .. A chance of our lifetime. Ilours have been arranged. follow the trail of milk; b011r: . Mrs. J. Earl Neff, of 1113 Teo- , We are lhrilled, and are look- The remaining seven dayo burger, peas, baby food and· · dora Ave., Gallipolis n ex t ilng forward to Ibis wonderful will be spent in Honolulu. They egg yolk drlbbled through ·res. month. foccasiou." are scheduled to return June 27. laurants 1• 1 dozeil slates. · BY BEULAH JONES ! . A bloodhound with s head Someone has said "A steamSponsored by the Beni Ked- i The. Gaill&Bs will spend lhree Mr. Neff ts a heavy equip- cold could have a field day. ing cup of coffee a.d the hancJ. ~m Sbrme Temple AAONMS, i d~ys m Las Vega•, Nevada and ment salesmu for the Walkeri Now lhere are nature loving clasp of a true friend will send Ch~rteston, W. V?·· til< Gall> .w11i attend several floor shows [Machlne Co., with headquarters !' parents who stack the car full the darkest spirits fleeing." poliS reSidents w1U ba among at the Sands Hotel where Dean ;iD Bell, W. Va. He worko 1he of sleepmg bags, little gas Coffee has universal appeal, 110 ~uples departing the Great- Martin, Sammy Davis and :lri-stste area. He and Mrs. l •toves and coolers loaded with and a "cup of coffee" Is of er .P1~burgh Airport for a 14- Frank Sinatra and other lam· INeff have heen resldeats of Gal· yoghurt as they gaily sing of more than passing interest to day ' Hawallaa carmvai" on ,ous stsrs wiU be performlsg. lipolis nino years. the upen road. a Middleport couple, Mr. and But my wile, Kitty, and I, Mrs. Wayne Glbboll!, whose fa,. not necessarily regarding our· clnating hobby of collecting cofoelves as unnatural parents, fee mills has livened their inaomehow prefer nice warm terest 1n coffee. motels, good restaurant food The coffee grinder was once and a comforting drink of som.. an imporlanl part of kitchen 1111~ diStilled after a hard necessities since ground coffee days drive. has not always been with u•. 1 · · · - -- .. • Besides, It was snnwln~ or '!beir hobby whea . Mrs. · ·c ralnlng mucb of the way ·•cross Gibbons . received one as a ·· ' ' and lhe ground looked pretty gift and ever since they have mills, bolh tumbler and canis- included a promise of the I tasled really good. ' nasty. " • spent their free Urne •• taking ter mede of bright, clear glass; groom to keep his wife •up· . So to benefit any other toup- old, tim ..wom grinders and sunk bopper mills, raised hop- plied with coffee beans The smell brought ~~ck ·•. les With small obiJdren who restnrlng 1hem to pristine beag. per miJis, raised hopper mills, Thus, marriages have been childhood m~mory of a 1 set lo must through necessity · drive "' lheir wood 1 · · a raised covered hopper mill made and dissolved over a cup grandmother • house. We siJI' g eamm~ m re' ped the coffee from bandle-1. . long d'JS tances lo a sbo!'l tllne· .,, pose on 1he kitchen shelf mute upen top mill, side mill ot hard of the brew. d d · 1 't' I w~ld like .to pass OA som~ evidence of their decorati~eness wood board, natkmal -x~ffe! From Turkey, coffee cups ~n heep f aaucen kt advtce. This JD no way applies 1n today's "country flavor" de- mUla with Oy wheiJs and iron ed in Venice where it was view. ~uce~ngf t e ~ f~ ~ou.10 ~tJ.' to vacation touring done by cor hoppers, and mills of pewter ed with suspicion as an '· r~ugl t~o~ ng an 1 ·!.. 8 1 0 certain types beyond o!Ompre- Mr. and M,.., Gibbons, grate- and bra.s. tioo of the deviL" The Pope, ";' hi! e c: ~ ~ass ~ bens100. ·' · · ful for the opportunity of car- One such mill was adverti.. however, after tasting lt, P a ' ~ . ~ ;"' ~mt 0 0 1 I In 1he first .Place, no matter lug for family posses•lnn•. ob- ed ,In a 11102 Sears catalogue tlzed it and thus coffee saucer JUS or what automobile club you be- talned most of their collection (pr~ce a doltsr In bard back a Christian drink. The Gibbons have met mtltu5- 1 long to, wealher ststion ~ from local residents lncludit.g with the same calalogue. totlay Then, lhrough Europe, friends through lheir bo_.. eal~ or olher means of dhW!ng Mrs. Homer Russell, Miss Hal· selling for 1he 1&1111! price) for tater to the famed, his!Drie and have collected and fr~ ! what lhe elements will ·do In lle Zerkle, Mrs. Walter Croo~s. lhe total sum of 31 cents Any· fee houses of London, where even the old coffee ads wblQ I lhe lm".'edmte future, weather Lawrence Boyd, Florence Rowe one buying ooe lnday In an an- Dryden, Pope, Steele, AddiSOII, show colonial children havii\ll forecasting IS otitl ia its iofaft. o1 Middleport; Grace Crow tiq"': shop knowa tbey sell for Swift and Pepys and other Iii· a tea party like mother's ,~ cy. BrJng a variety of sturdy, Tolson, Racine; and Mrs. B. F. considerably 11101e. erary gmnts of til< day fee, and the varloos braqd wealherproof clothes. Price of Portland. They alllll In sharing ber bu)Jand'a bob- ered for discussion in names - Lion (adverliled: al We were stranded by &<snow- have one from Germany and by, lira. Glbbonl •baa beeome "penny universities." . the strongest 11114 purest) ;;Jiil, , · storm Ia Rock·· Springs, Wyo., one from France. In~ In 1he story of for a peany one could gwn rica snd others. after the forecaster at Salt Among . lhelr oolleettoa are coffee and ita early history. fine liberal education ~ ·~ Lake City aaid cloudy and wel canister coffee mills X-ray Sbe wu wtsled by B. II'. Par- "peiDiy cups." . No more dow; ~ear the "l'~l> 1 My Vl1fe, being no dummy, let mills (10 ·called ~use the malee, genial m.nager ol tbe Coffee finally came t. pmg and pappmg of etllle. ) ' the mo~ing companv mao Dac:k wonc1 hopper bas 1 glass frame local A&P otore, Ja leCUI'IIIfl lea oo lhe Mayflower. m the oven of the Ame•otap , CCoritlnued Ill! Page 20) tn keep coffee In Bight), crystal !Dformatioo. that certain bJC party in But we can -ap~pies1'eelae 1 ·· · According lo legelld, eoffee ton Harbor, coffee bacame and "' The Suru!ay_ Time~ntlnel, Sunday, May 111, 1966-5 dates back to 175. IL o. when American drink, tea . olhers. So, a goat herdiil of Arabia ..,. prtolige. have "11,181 his goats abed .lheir · d!"l!itv, In cettJng Ibis si!Do'. bl •n • cavorting lnd prilllcll)l .-'*d Gibbons recreated Ibis to .do · alter eaqng .i 1.0 w. as she boDed ·..iftee ·rot 1he ry. 'lbe border liBo .ate II!Jib8 cotdJng tn a . ' ' berries, and llklpg .tljo. ~· ""'i<ffDD~ , , , , . . , .1 ..• _ , . tried ~ , . ~ . ....,. . One ·Cupful til bealll, pUi Ill Old wa 11' \. 'J bet!•• :t· tf ···o·· U" ....,.,. ... - ... "rtt;''lt _,_ ... ,.,..; Mirlt'J '1:'~: tt ..,. ,,.,. ,' ' I ; ~... _11.0 ~ • •· , 1 ',.·/ · ,,, " .I.*'. , , , .J. . .. ·l .. ,_.':io,("~ ' •t I' ' towboat . u.!':u Jt f ""anae · li.dtl.;:tllQI. :::!=~· =£1blhree . , . .M -. · . c· . 't ' : ".\>,_ ;• .I . 1! • •! ·~!"!'f. ·I~ \~.;•'l•," tot~ '"'•' ; ~ .;' •;,_"·, ·,, ' ' • ' '"'''',~ ''L•. -~. ·t ~- .;,_ •~ ; 1 ~ rlte .. ,· . ., .''-'''''""' •·•i , ,, , ~l~-~ I ~··• , · .,1 'Mlt..:~o~w.gT-'t ~ ·. . . ,, ·. .•,.,. ' . . . , t . '!'"R'I ' til ;rtlo tif wit .Inti Jateo: . ,_, It . 11sb ' . •lei · I•6'-.ii; ' ' r. . ,_, • ~-==;:~[,~ UI.&MI '1\nJii ---~-- .mf•)li&. _Aidt· JDII. ~!~~~~~ ~· ' . ... ·"' '"'·'· I ' j· '!41 1 " mellllllma· hove managed ~ li ·~· I'M poll~eal r!UI driVIQ& LJJidotl ~~:r liee. · . ·' III*'IIB lllld lllldo I ol.-.e, llnrt Ill leetU<i& llbo oppecl . n Ptwdent lluberl ~ Iiiii llilllb!'Bob'• ttec. could galn ---~ir the til.it iWun luil ' \a,. :\ ,, I I by Gill' ·CiMh.. ... ' .,. : ' ' Ill"' I*GI':riJ'i atanc1 « anolbet, iilll thus i.j latild 'llllf 1 IJiiliiiNU. ' • ' ' • ~~ . I 1 -sor c0 :. I Afrl. Another of joiJI w&. II amtrally II 1be promotion of Cb1Da frleDd. was rleb. Tbere was a revoitm lhlp usoclatlolll. .,... llttl oper~~tloll. wu prepepnda lbn1lqjlt. . BY BIUlCB BJlli!SAT lay I tum towll'd lhetba theylbem. Yetll:el~ I N~ belp wltb 1he revolt '1\ey are 1iBo aseM for lalllllo 00 ong WASHINGTON CNEA) -N09· KeDIIellyl. Tile odds nm P ory • Burundi i1 J1e11 door to the pace." 111 u. s. hlalory hu there other ""'· HIS 1:1 ilh Be1J1811 Cqo, '1\ml •. polated ---- · .: 0 mueb pnulne lallnll No - foreHt what .....· w out. RalupfS OOIIliDg I· A thtulbl ~ lbe.' ~·~ . !bert DOW il In I pmldeD- Ja1wC111 blmMil mJPt do to ~ ~ • · ·· cross tb~ borlfer. He WU to cef Amerlem patriot' Jlaltk:t '8~ eleclloD ala ftll'l IWil'. lrJ 1 o - 1 1100>- =~~:m~ber. In toueh lllth t1!ole refugees, ry: "I have but one :~ ,.. The popular aDd political con- IMt of llil 0!111 ebolce. Most thil coiJ4!tJon l>ol<il lbrwllh soe wblcl! were Red lfiiiJIIthlz. 'f'hleb lll1 fe!!t ole ~ .• really narrow1 to oae ~ bavo exhibited years ablad, 111, opinion make (!OI'fallllllfy reeefV. that~ the of . ... •. ' will succeed lllllbtr IJIWl' aar cruelol In- will be 1111· llaunell .m.. ~14 m 111111. TtleD !It, wu llmow of no~ of . . LJII(I<II .loa. u • - Ill 1111 lranaiUon to a He ......,,1101 worry .;,., help ·~ · tben! baek lato but bt Ill!! ~'; . 111111 lot'ebbelrer. JIOIIIInee Ia lmf and he~ 1101 · lboill lo fJgbt. ' ' ' ' ·~ ' ·* 'l1le early eaJc:ulaUIIC, aup- U tbt llipl nld Ill• u they 1111 1 ntld· .,...;.tlo~ or 1he ~-.Tuns In _liD, , Jb.,f,,,Oiirdol\ . !IIOI"Iell IIJ ID oeeuiCIIIa1 poll, do todq, .Joblloll wauld bsvo eourq!ni'~Kellnedy me11" 'IU to fer Alrlcana who~ a~ .~ . , ,., to favor SeD. Robert F, a 1117 .difficult 11m11alnlng 1he beal 1 ·~ . men• pro-Marlflllll4 ~ a MemitJ ea~ . ,,;, ~· IKel\Dady of New York. -mellon lor HumpbreJ or "Humpbrej Olen" In In fact, lbe exillellee iilllbo* lilulblr 1ban Robert 1c _ . , ...,.... • 111e II U . . · •;Ifill on lhe polltieal """"" of two llllllady, ~ · lllrtillitb ··:·:· ·~·!'! brolhers ol 1he late Jolm K. qpen .~'UillillineY~.;-;.::r~j : ' Kennedy i1 C11111 prime rea11011 A.YIAB A4lO, Ill ~Kelllltdy Mtitb· fliat · Ia• u . bank . the key C<qo the I AN AMERICAN HUMORIST once wrote that traveling with ebildrea il like traveling third c:laY lhrough Bulgaria. lt'a true. Take • 1958 staUoo wagon, one basically cheerful . wife · Bobby Kennedy Has Plenty Go.in• for Him :liiD :!~n::otb. ~ :u.~lesl -- '" · wu to 'l'uDI'• '7 2 p "d t" al Ra ea. wu loealed. weeps es Or reSJ en I ce wet. f tak S In 'l'lmll'• Job to to man ~ on and hu removed the boilers and auto, with wife and children, gepee operatloo!L . He. rem8111bere4 !!1ft ·Comli\UA few daya 110 a· friend lllsl Cblna'a FOre'iai- MlliiiW brought Tung aDd mpe!f tocetb- a... Yl bad tol<l 1he P*blg for so~ lone talb. li'orelp Ollke IIIII: "II )'011 didn't c:arry out b 11 can flDd just 4)111 ~ 11'lwrwlti , mlialon. He walked African leader wt will be 1110o eut too soon. But be !mew what cessful." hil bou !bert wa already do- Twl& c:lailna dlda't log (through meaages rec:elv- eoua1 Clll Nkrumab In GbaDL eel at lbe Foreign Mlnlllry) "We lbou8lrt M'd fall. we Jmew and be knew what bll own U· tbe people arauDd blm wen 1101 lipmeot ..... 10 laltbful. '11lly dl@'l t.n b1m aU lbll wu .... OIL I IU. . What? CAPTAIN JOHN F. Rust, well lmoWR steamboat pilot, said he bad alopped violeat beadachea "JOHN RAIKE, Kanauga dealer, bought the wreck Junk ages 13 months and three years. Below Is an account of hil journey. P- About Mr. Nadar ' OWJien of ''vo\Uw- - nat to. , l!ltnlion FOld, GM, ChrY.Iler Bl!d ~ :MotDrs products - can bold up ibeir ellbl IIIOIIIba ''IT WILL BE BUT 1 year er .two, •• It W'BI reported • years ago, "until all locks and dam• above and inctlllliDS It at Little Hockin& are complete and a eontlnuous navigable elage of water lbe year around will be 1valllble for avigatioll purposes. Work is progressing u rapidly on tbe eonstructlon tf DaDll Zl, 2Z, and 2A, at PorUuod, Ravenswood and Racine." , UP! Reporter Don Mullen r.. ·cently tr!diSierred from San Francisco to New York City and did It the bard way, by lha~ he'd usJgned te tbt MG WD tie Red adnesa cultural dlvi$IOD of lba Pekllli didn't upeet 'l'm!g 1114 his fa1. loreJgn omce. Tbt cultural dJ. loWII tn aceompllsb IIliich lor ¥Ilion il llllporllnt because II lba lime bell!l ID thll Jleduo. il U5ed u a cover for lnlolll· lion of JOUIII African leaden. foUibl Na4er baa of notblng Reyce. .' • Conlmludod aJinase - " ' Ia Malnly 'l'mll wu ' lo' ~ Bljrundl, lll4 .ad lba out potenUal lllleql lea4eft, United Slalel fflr polllleal .,yo if ~ p ...\)Opromlal , ~ 1uJ11. • , ~ ~' he Will to 1/vt, 1111 n~~~~e was '1\ml CIIJ.p!DC. lbein hejp. 116 wu to ~ He wu a Junior fore!~!~ . sen· lor lbelllle ncetve brlbel w!Mii let ofllcer ol 1he Red Cblaae possible. But beCauii 'Rid~ govenunent ne\oly ustgned u na balm'! rnuuh .!Orelgn· curreil. to 1he cuUural atlecbe ey, "we ',.-e to ,et ~ W. YOUIIC Alrleail couiltey. cleartd by PeiiDI." . . 1 . au;,. ~ . purchued the ferrY'~ landing property on 1he Ohio side ol 1he river at Kanauga, of George Hoof, Pt. Pleasant. Captains U. G. and Shermu Haynes are doing a good bosiness with the ferry boat Ann Bailey. Chinook Salmon and the snowcapped peaks ol the Northwest. U you want,' it can be fun, even with a couple toddlers. Klt4Jilo As Robert llolz, edlfor ol Aviation Wielt 1114 SPlCt Teclurology, wrote retenlly: "II Mr. Mc!llmsra feally· bell...S II Ia poalhle to flgbl and wiD a war by ldlling the lui enemy wllh lhe 1811 .bullot as tbe last soldier eats lhe Ialii ean of beano Ia 1he quartmnasler'o ·itOIW, . thil nation. fa... lerlous trouble ahead." MtNIIIW'Il's cost-cirttlog refilhill . and . tlgbt management of 1he Pentqoll have oaved thil notion billions In 1he five ,.an be hu beld 1he job. But Ill tbe blllienr .,.. forgotten when even one lnelaDce of waste or booodogling coma tn ligbt, or even one servtesman can't get fatigues. Tbia il unfortunate, both fer tbeman Ia the service and fOr:llie · stc:r•tl'" of .. def..,.., 11o11r desor9e, iltu.r. :Bid war !llilll• is the moat ltllforl1tnat. ' ol iiid• even more unforiUna&&·1lbeil • natlot·;' it: not !ftpmd 1M It, on wbitettt .level ad In whatever part of !be< wlrld II bu lb ho ' tbt iciDs," "CAPTAIN J. Harvey Stew· art, Kana up boat ,builder, has M.G·M families wlll be cliuck· iDg 1he family car full ol gear . and ·taking off for the Adirondacks, 1he Great Smoke~, Tidewa.fer, the Perdenales, the Grand Canyon, the Sierra Nevadas, Las Vegas, Hollywood and Vine, or the Land of the Defettor Bares Mao Plot. To Grab African T~hold ... batbrGom, wlbl 6al of ilie; We are embarking upo• the aeason of the vacation. . ' d · ' MORE FROM the 50 year old steamboai miD Waa praun.U to tons111111 several pint> of eoffee evety Zt hours whoa be is on witch. Can be Big fun · Woshin2f!>n By-Line wldcb lltUc!l: bltB perlodte1!1y by qu!IIID& lhe use ol coffee. A Travel moat toleraDl follllll In Ill ibt . world. oro. Tllia ooal earne from Guyan V.Uey 811 miles by rail tn Huntington and was leaded 1n10 bargea at !he Island Creek tipple at the rate of 12 barges every 12 houra when l'llliDing lull capacity. This Upple was said tn load more coal than any other tipple along Western rivers. Towboats from Pittsburgh, the Kanawha RiVer, Bnd Island Crefik's own atoamers were engaged iD tnw· ln& ,!luyan Valley coal from Huntington lo Cincinnati, ~.. Iaville, an<i points in between. [ I I I ' ' i I ! ! ' �I ' •' ' ,. ' . • .r 'l'llt SUIHIIJ '1'111111 ....... ,..,.,, - '. • G~VELY --__ .,. •Ill lldtr, . . . . , •..• '··' "' Ill Far~nder 10 Ye~rs:. II IIIII An-Gear-Drive Riding Tractor and it• All-Gear-Drive 80~ Rotary Mower REALLy· Indestructible? 'I ".tik'fi ' I. }· .' ASK I one of the Gravely uoers fielding thio powerful teolathe high-torque Gravely Tractor and the all·roor-drive 30" Rotary and see what they say. Especially th• ones that have owned a Gravely for 10 yeara or more. Then, if you don't believe them, piclt your to~ghel* mowing job and aok us to ohow you wbat tho Gravely can do. Or piclt one of our other 38 attacbD!Nito. AD you bave to do il call! r1 GRAVELY TRAaOR SALES & SERVICE WY2-2975 POMEROY, 0. 512 E. MAIN ST. IN GALLIPOLIS CHUCK eclLLIER SERVICE STORE Mr. FARMER? ORTHO· .._,._,.,.. , ni:•~ ...a..cethl 11:11 "al-. if' MeGAS . . tor hot ~- .... 16- \o poill ..'-tr ......,__ -lb• - · 1111.eo< ;ofoiv<ecoodltlooed. Plant Corn For Profit - u.. Quality Clhemleal High Anolysls Ftrtillrers Save Labor and Ml!nlr Malee More PROFIT Per Acre. <!I.ti!I:) - M ... - . . ~ MD% ftpoir or r•· plocemool el coil OIOjor *• Plrltllnn. IWJII Yeu _.,..leo("""' . do¥• or 10011 •"er. for :!0 it •.an~ vor And won't get .wet. wkeA you buy one • .. •. ........ w . ~ , , I . .. llaN .... ....-.;., t .,_..,_.. • ........_,IV,_ I .. :· . . I .. . ~ •• Jt See Us Today For Your Complete Crop Needs NYE SAVE MONEY With HIGH Analysis Fertilizer :-· -~ From Your farm S.-vlce Center OUR DOORS Central SOYA Of Ohio ARE CLOSEDI Formerly: Miller FHCI & Soed Co. Third & Sycomore Sit. WE HAVE MMIWAYIII Long-langue with I · Looking for lnexpenslvo Just Arrivedl -...;;.....~:.;:;:,;.....;. can cut hayilll time in bOifbocau• with a McCormick Jjtlomoati.onal Hoy Condillonor-, -·arecuahion-eruohed lenflh. J!rotain-rlch leo\'11 aN aaved: Laavoo and '" ''""'1 ••• dry In equal tilllt, and caro-laao ja reduced. a ...ult, you aloo 1et ~ to 8~ botter foedinr nlue. cut earlior and quiddy c:ondltioned ill at ito protein lopo ln TON IIJid vllamin A. Llveotock Ilk& It 11ftter and• pin Iuter. S.. uo for fuR clelaOo. I I ' R THE FINEST UI .SERVICE, end E F.INI!ST ltl FARM EQUIPMENT <;o. baler IS spec1ally adapted to big, wide windrows. It~ long tongue has more offset ' tor use with W1de-tread tractors. A new Super·Sweep pickup short hay or straw you've been leaving behtnd! It's standard on the wire.tie, optional on the twine·tie "269." Stop in and see for yourself or phone for a demonstration. ' at ... NONE BmERI eUgbter eStrtnger £rn NEW HOLLAND •Lasts FULTON-THOMPSON TRAaOR SALES , LOJIIIr SPRING AVE. POMEROY VISIT OUR Karr & Vu ZaJMit BUDGET SHOP BAKER FURNITURE WY 2·5342 ,_..., e ACTIONLAND e ' • .. p. QM·E-R Y. • ""loeMollo.Goilll& Moot• CounH,_phont WY 2-2111 ..;. .ll4:1k:Wo':'Carltr, Mlr~ ·· , 'LMk for the l~t· •L• on lou!" 7 a SJ ot the u..,........ '""'-"'' · OPEN TIL 9 P.M. !MONDAY thru SATURDAYI . .• .. ANTIQUE AUCTION . .i ''',, Wednesday Evenlng7 P.M. ..., ' . Com!llunlty May 18; 1966 at Knoltt Can I• A GREAT FRIENDI ~ I II OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS . . ·A11~tlon H9utt-~11r ,_ ''·r Third 6:00 to 1:00 aifd Ollvlst...-tt-, ~i~ "111, O; • THE FARMERS lANK and SAVItiGS CO. · Mt.,..., ,..,..,rRoso,.. ,,_ Mo.,...r P.D.I.C. PoMIIIOY1 0. I DISKS, C:ASH 11111n111, TYPIWIITIU, CAIINITS, lTC. ALL AT I 50% to 75% OFF THE FARMERS BANK W1th 120 hay·picking teeth help• you get the WY 2·5101 .. • New Holland's twine or wire Hayl ine~ 269 PTO· e OFFICE EQlHPMENT Middleport. 0. ·- " . -' Unico-Motto Barb is sturdy, lightweight and lon1 lasting. Special Hi-Tensile steel gives addtd strength without added weight ... heaviet galva· nlze mean! longer life. Get your Motto barb today No. 33 ai No. 2A THE RIGHT OLDS As Low As $2348 Home Furnishings ' BARBED WIRE YCONDITIONER New WHO HAS IVIIIYTHINO FOil YOU ... ACCISSORIB eLOTS OF ,., etoots · eMOTOROIL eGARAGE EQUIPMM 7 USED CARS '.LEITI . I I wu• WE OPEN 4 PM TO 7 PM ONLY-W6DAYS All DAY 011 S~tuiDAY . MHROPOUTAN ....... MA... ST• �I ' •' ' ,. ' . • .r 'l'llt SUIHIIJ '1'111111 ....... ,..,.,, - '. • G~VELY --__ .,. •Ill lldtr, . . . . , •..• '··' "' Ill Far~nder 10 Ye~rs:. II IIIII An-Gear-Drive Riding Tractor and it• All-Gear-Drive 80~ Rotary Mower REALLy· Indestructible? 'I ".tik'fi ' I. }· .' ASK I one of the Gravely uoers fielding thio powerful teolathe high-torque Gravely Tractor and the all·roor-drive 30" Rotary and see what they say. Especially th• ones that have owned a Gravely for 10 yeara or more. Then, if you don't believe them, piclt your to~ghel* mowing job and aok us to ohow you wbat tho Gravely can do. Or piclt one of our other 38 attacbD!Nito. AD you bave to do il call! r1 GRAVELY TRAaOR SALES & SERVICE WY2-2975 POMEROY, 0. 512 E. MAIN ST. IN GALLIPOLIS CHUCK eclLLIER SERVICE STORE Mr. FARMER? ORTHO· .._,._,.,.. , ni:•~ ...a..cethl 11:11 "al-. if' MeGAS . . tor hot ~- .... 16- \o poill ..'-tr ......,__ -lb• - · 1111.eo< ;ofoiv<ecoodltlooed. Plant Corn For Profit - u.. Quality Clhemleal High Anolysls Ftrtillrers Save Labor and Ml!nlr Malee More PROFIT Per Acre. <!I.ti!I:) - M ... - . . ~ MD% ftpoir or r•· plocemool el coil OIOjor *• Plrltllnn. IWJII Yeu _.,..leo("""' . do¥• or 10011 •"er. for :!0 it •.an~ vor And won't get .wet. wkeA you buy one • .. •. ........ w . ~ , , I . .. llaN .... ....-.;., t .,_..,_.. • ........_,IV,_ I .. :· . . I .. . ~ •• Jt See Us Today For Your Complete Crop Needs NYE SAVE MONEY With HIGH Analysis Fertilizer :-· -~ From Your farm S.-vlce Center OUR DOORS Central SOYA Of Ohio ARE CLOSEDI Formerly: Miller FHCI & Soed Co. Third & Sycomore Sit. WE HAVE MMIWAYIII Long-langue with I · Looking for lnexpenslvo Just Arrivedl -...;;.....~:.;:;:,;.....;. can cut hayilll time in bOifbocau• with a McCormick Jjtlomoati.onal Hoy Condillonor-, -·arecuahion-eruohed lenflh. J!rotain-rlch leo\'11 aN aaved: Laavoo and '" ''""'1 ••• dry In equal tilllt, and caro-laao ja reduced. a ...ult, you aloo 1et ~ to 8~ botter foedinr nlue. cut earlior and quiddy c:ondltioned ill at ito protein lopo ln TON IIJid vllamin A. Llveotock Ilk& It 11ftter and• pin Iuter. S.. uo for fuR clelaOo. I I ' R THE FINEST UI .SERVICE, end E F.INI!ST ltl FARM EQUIPMENT <;o. baler IS spec1ally adapted to big, wide windrows. It~ long tongue has more offset ' tor use with W1de-tread tractors. A new Super·Sweep pickup short hay or straw you've been leaving behtnd! It's standard on the wire.tie, optional on the twine·tie "269." Stop in and see for yourself or phone for a demonstration. ' at ... NONE BmERI eUgbter eStrtnger £rn NEW HOLLAND •Lasts FULTON-THOMPSON TRAaOR SALES , LOJIIIr SPRING AVE. POMEROY VISIT OUR Karr & Vu ZaJMit BUDGET SHOP BAKER FURNITURE WY 2·5342 ,_..., e ACTIONLAND e ' • .. p. QM·E-R Y. • ""loeMollo.Goilll& Moot• CounH,_phont WY 2-2111 ..;. .ll4:1k:Wo':'Carltr, Mlr~ ·· , 'LMk for the l~t· •L• on lou!" 7 a SJ ot the u..,........ '""'-"'' · OPEN TIL 9 P.M. !MONDAY thru SATURDAYI . .• .. ANTIQUE AUCTION . .i ''',, Wednesday Evenlng7 P.M. ..., ' . Com!llunlty May 18; 1966 at Knoltt Can I• A GREAT FRIENDI ~ I II OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS . . ·A11~tlon H9utt-~11r ,_ ''·r Third 6:00 to 1:00 aifd Ollvlst...-tt-, ~i~ "111, O; • THE FARMERS lANK and SAVItiGS CO. · Mt.,..., ,..,..,rRoso,.. ,,_ Mo.,...r P.D.I.C. PoMIIIOY1 0. I DISKS, C:ASH 11111n111, TYPIWIITIU, CAIINITS, lTC. ALL AT I 50% to 75% OFF THE FARMERS BANK W1th 120 hay·picking teeth help• you get the WY 2·5101 .. • New Holland's twine or wire Hayl ine~ 269 PTO· e OFFICE EQlHPMENT Middleport. 0. ·- " . -' Unico-Motto Barb is sturdy, lightweight and lon1 lasting. Special Hi-Tensile steel gives addtd strength without added weight ... heaviet galva· nlze mean! longer life. Get your Motto barb today No. 33 ai No. 2A THE RIGHT OLDS As Low As $2348 Home Furnishings ' BARBED WIRE YCONDITIONER New WHO HAS IVIIIYTHINO FOil YOU ... ACCISSORIB eLOTS OF ,., etoots · eMOTOROIL eGARAGE EQUIPMM 7 USED CARS '.LEITI . I I wu• WE OPEN 4 PM TO 7 PM ONLY-W6DAYS All DAY 011 S~tuiDAY . MHROPOUTAN ....... MA... ST• �.· 1 ' ' . r· ' . ·a· .,.., '· ...·( '' -. . ·"'' d ' ' .., . ". ... eeomrnen ' ~ .. ,,:I"''.. . ' - I ' ' '· '· ~· ' ~ ' New Laying Flock Population GRAVELY • lD 1a fhlt An-Gear-Drive Riding i;•utvr a.,d_itc Alt-Gear-0\'lve SO~ Rotary Mower REALLy· lndeetructible? -- ,.._,_ wllllltdtr, I' News of Farm Prices ASK one of the Gravely lllell fioldinr this powerful teJWthe high·torque Gravely'I'raetA>r and the 111--·drive 30" Rotary and see what they say. EapeciaUy tho on• that have owned a Gravely for 10 yeora or more... Than, if you don't believe them, jliclr. your to'c"-* mowing job and ask uo to ..,.., you what the Gravely can do. Or pick one of our other 38 attacbmenll. All JOU bave to do it coli! GRAVELY TRAaoR SALES & SERVICE WY2·2975 POMEROY,O. UNIPEL ........ , . . II •J.•~ ~oaN tntHdrl, Nlgh·An..,_ it F • • I' has lo . . . . . . . . . . IIIIIIQM · - · car d.iulylf«OIIdftiODed. k ••ons we ;uo;.,.. Ot ,,. -lcol-· IOO'k dlt upoit p~oc..,.,,l el oil ...;or •••ilfl.!or 30 daf! cr UXIl And if •ean~ Y'Of won't get Mck w~~ you buy on•. - ........ . ... , ...... _.,;" "~ · ,. rMrlll!lll <:.m:I) ' .. :· . - poioloo!ot¥.......,-. Plant Com For Profit - UM Quality Chtmlcal Mind l'lrllllltn. High Analysis Fertilizers Saw Labor and ,.._, - llllpt You Make More PROFIT hr Acre, . lliltoM - -od-IQogiiU. ............... . ool..ellbll r,o•- I I See Us Today For Your Complete Crop Needs SAVE MONEY With HIGH Analysis Fertilizer From Your Farm Servke Center OUR DOORS Central SOYA Of Ohio OU CAN M'A-I<E HAY FASTER with a '"'. Thlnl & Sycomoro Sit. WE HAVE WHO HAS .VIRYTHINe FOR YOU .. Looking for lnoxptnslvt Long-langue Just Arrived! Hayliner® 269 Baler . \.i! Handles Big Windrows With Ease -- -··' YCONDITIONER No. 33 or· No. 2A bu,~:=~~=!~hayilll time In balfboc:auaa witla McCormick J~ H•y Conditioner;lt.eml ·•reeutb.ion.eru1bed. lenflh. tro>tain-ri<b aN 10ved; Loavaa and dry In - 1 time, and 0110tantlooo;. Nduood. a rwul~ yOU olio ret 5 to I% better foedinr ..Jue, · ~ ut earlier lind quickly conditioned i8 at it• protein topa jn TDN and vitamin. A. Liv-k lito II and pin futar. Sao 111 for full cletallo. · 1•- l~ .. ! . THE FIN EST IN ·sER·VICE. 1nd F.II'IIUT IN FARM EQUIPMENT . ,, .. ' ' ' ,Equipment ·C:Q. -,.. ARE CLOSED! Formerly: M111tr Food & Soed Co, New ~olland~s twine or wire Hayliner'l269 PTO· · "' baler 1S spec1ally adapted to big, wide windrows, It~ long tongue has more offset for use wi th w~de -trea d tractors . A new Super-Swee p picku p twine-tie "269 ." Stop in and see for yo1.1rsel f or phone for a demonstration. ' GIJ NEW HOLLAND FULTON-tHOMPSON TRACTOR SALES WY 2·5101 SPRING AVE. POMEROY Home Furnishings VISIT OUR BUDGn SHOP BAKER FURNITURE BARBED WIRE 'pOMERoy . "' · REGAl'TA CITY ~·\~ · ~ toAV . •Stnnger et.,ts Lo"ger GREAT FRIEND! Wednesday Evening 7 P.M. May 18, 1966 at Knotti Community NONE BEnER! eLighter Can I• A ANTIQUE AUCTION . at .. . . PO MER Y ,• . lt"lnt Mila Gtillo I Moon CounH-'hont WY 24111 ,- lmw.·corioy,MJr. lou" p_,.,7 U at ; ' Look fer th• lit "L'" en Upptr Inti of & tht OPEN TIL 9 P.M. (MONDAY thru SATURDAY) and Olive Str..li, Glllf.,Olls, 0. ' ~llelnl r! . pe a 1arae sale of Antique and Col\eclo~ contalnln1 antique furnitpre, - pic: .lures, clock•. lam~~t farm antiques,, 't . ' ".&Jill and many. ot,her Items. CoJ. Aftdlrew,JM!Ihoy...:JII!ctlotnHt' ," 7 USED CARS _LEFTI THE FARMERS lANK IEGINNING MONDAY MAY 16.. WE Will • OPEN FROM 4 PM TO 7 PM ONLY-waKDAYS AU. DAY ON SAMDAY and SAVINGS CO. Everythlnv Muttle Sold ly Julie ht OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 Auction House-c;or~r Third :nus will DISKS, CASH RIGISTIR. TYPIWAITIAI. CAIINITS, lTC. SO% to 75% OFF THE FARMERS BANK Unico-Motto Barb is sturdy, lightweight ind long lasting. Special Hi·Tenslle steel lives added strength without added weight . , , heavie( galva· nize mean• longer life. Get your Molto barb today e OFFICE EQUIPMENT ALL AT Middltpori, 0. With 120 hay.picking teeth helps you get the short hay or straw you 've been leaving be hind! It's standard on the wire -tie, optional Gn the THE RIGHT OlDS As low As $234B Karr &Van Zanclt New eLOTS OF RAMILER AC~ eToots eMOTOR OIL e GARAGE EQUIPMENT MtrMtr FHtrar RtltrH lylttlll Mo...r P.D:I.C. POMIII:OY, 0, METROPOLITAM. _ . I. MAIN ST. j �.· 1 ' ' . r· ' . ·a· .,.., '· ...·( '' -. . ·"'' d ' ' .., . ". ... eeomrnen ' ~ .. ,,:I"''.. . ' - I ' ' '· '· ~· ' ~ ' New Laying Flock Population GRAVELY • lD 1a fhlt An-Gear-Drive Riding i;•utvr a.,d_itc Alt-Gear-0\'lve SO~ Rotary Mower REALLy· lndeetructible? -- ,.._,_ wllllltdtr, I' News of Farm Prices ASK one of the Gravely lllell fioldinr this powerful teJWthe high·torque Gravely'I'raetA>r and the 111--·drive 30" Rotary and see what they say. EapeciaUy tho on• that have owned a Gravely for 10 yeora or more... Than, if you don't believe them, jliclr. your to'c"-* mowing job and ask uo to ..,.., you what the Gravely can do. Or pick one of our other 38 attacbmenll. All JOU bave to do it coli! GRAVELY TRAaoR SALES & SERVICE WY2·2975 POMEROY,O. UNIPEL ........ , . . II •J.•~ ~oaN tntHdrl, Nlgh·An..,_ it F • • I' has lo . . . . . . . . . . IIIIIIQM · - · car d.iulylf«OIIdftiODed. k ••ons we ;uo;.,.. Ot ,,. -lcol-· IOO'k dlt upoit p~oc..,.,,l el oil ...;or •••ilfl.!or 30 daf! cr UXIl And if •ean~ Y'Of won't get Mck w~~ you buy on•. - ........ . ... , ...... _.,;" "~ · ,. rMrlll!lll <:.m:I) ' .. :· . - poioloo!ot¥.......,-. Plant Com For Profit - UM Quality Chtmlcal Mind l'lrllllltn. High Analysis Fertilizers Saw Labor and ,.._, - llllpt You Make More PROFIT hr Acre, . lliltoM - -od-IQogiiU. ............... . ool..ellbll r,o•- I I See Us Today For Your Complete Crop Needs SAVE MONEY With HIGH Analysis Fertilizer From Your Farm Servke Center OUR DOORS Central SOYA Of Ohio OU CAN M'A-I<E HAY FASTER with a '"'. Thlnl & Sycomoro Sit. WE HAVE WHO HAS .VIRYTHINe FOR YOU .. Looking for lnoxptnslvt Long-langue Just Arrived! Hayliner® 269 Baler . \.i! Handles Big Windrows With Ease -- -··' YCONDITIONER No. 33 or· No. 2A bu,~:=~~=!~hayilll time In balfboc:auaa witla McCormick J~ H•y Conditioner;lt.eml ·•reeutb.ion.eru1bed. lenflh. tro>tain-ri<b aN 10ved; Loavaa and dry In - 1 time, and 0110tantlooo;. Nduood. a rwul~ yOU olio ret 5 to I% better foedinr ..Jue, · ~ ut earlier lind quickly conditioned i8 at it• protein topa jn TDN and vitamin. A. Liv-k lito II and pin futar. Sao 111 for full cletallo. · 1•- l~ .. ! . THE FIN EST IN ·sER·VICE. 1nd F.II'IIUT IN FARM EQUIPMENT . ,, .. ' ' ' ,Equipment ·C:Q. -,.. ARE CLOSED! Formerly: M111tr Food & Soed Co, New ~olland~s twine or wire Hayliner'l269 PTO· · "' baler 1S spec1ally adapted to big, wide windrows, It~ long tongue has more offset for use wi th w~de -trea d tractors . A new Super-Swee p picku p twine-tie "269 ." Stop in and see for yo1.1rsel f or phone for a demonstration. ' GIJ NEW HOLLAND FULTON-tHOMPSON TRACTOR SALES WY 2·5101 SPRING AVE. POMEROY Home Furnishings VISIT OUR BUDGn SHOP BAKER FURNITURE BARBED WIRE 'pOMERoy . "' · REGAl'TA CITY ~·\~ · ~ toAV . •Stnnger et.,ts Lo"ger GREAT FRIEND! Wednesday Evening 7 P.M. May 18, 1966 at Knotti Community NONE BEnER! eLighter Can I• A ANTIQUE AUCTION . at .. . . PO MER Y ,• . lt"lnt Mila Gtillo I Moon CounH-'hont WY 24111 ,- lmw.·corioy,MJr. lou" p_,.,7 U at ; ' Look fer th• lit "L'" en Upptr Inti of & tht OPEN TIL 9 P.M. (MONDAY thru SATURDAY) and Olive Str..li, Glllf.,Olls, 0. ' ~llelnl r! . pe a 1arae sale of Antique and Col\eclo~ contalnln1 antique furnitpre, - pic: .lures, clock•. lam~~t farm antiques,, 't . ' ".&Jill and many. ot,her Items. CoJ. Aftdlrew,JM!Ihoy...:JII!ctlotnHt' ," 7 USED CARS _LEFTI THE FARMERS lANK IEGINNING MONDAY MAY 16.. WE Will • OPEN FROM 4 PM TO 7 PM ONLY-waKDAYS AU. DAY ON SAMDAY and SAVINGS CO. Everythlnv Muttle Sold ly Julie ht OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 Auction House-c;or~r Third :nus will DISKS, CASH RIGISTIR. TYPIWAITIAI. CAIINITS, lTC. SO% to 75% OFF THE FARMERS BANK Unico-Motto Barb is sturdy, lightweight ind long lasting. Special Hi·Tenslle steel lives added strength without added weight . , , heavie( galva· nize mean• longer life. Get your Molto barb today e OFFICE EQUIPMENT ALL AT Middltpori, 0. With 120 hay.picking teeth helps you get the short hay or straw you 've been leaving be hind! It's standard on the wire -tie, optional Gn the THE RIGHT OlDS As low As $234B Karr &Van Zanclt New eLOTS OF RAMILER AC~ eToots eMOTOR OIL e GARAGE EQUIPMENT MtrMtr FHtrar RtltrH lylttlll Mo...r P.D:I.C. POMIII:OY, 0, METROPOLITAM. _ . I. MAIN ST. j �., . ' '' ! 1 i ,.' ., I ,_., '• ' '' ~jpc~~ster, .. ' ., I , ::n.,. ··· .J 1 P.lrtislpate due to an i Athrns 880-yard relay team Gallipolis 8 Iplaced fourth and the Buii- ~ Logao 2 . Dixon Atheaa IOCORif in .dogs' Clark was fifth m the pole South Pomt 2 ' ' - . - - - ---- -.. - jiii]iiif1.i · · tUPII· - The Ius· the Mlnnt• Invaded th• tl<>IIhland barely a month ago dimmed. As manager Bobby Bragan so put lt: "The pitchers ...ft't plteblng, the bitters are. bitting the manager mana •• •• I 29 I t ' . "-'tcas~·~alked off with theltwo mile run at 10:21.1. !vault. Athens milo relay ·leam iWarre• local 8 milo ,riei.t, !lit da)r'o ~ <()]awM· tiUe, !inlslling 9'1JI Bruce Smith, GaUipolis, sec· ,placed fifth. jJackSOD 0 .H~re'a the Class A atalldlop: """:pdinla'..aheal1 OJ runnerup 1-Iw.· · l uuti~u u-.:.:~ -~ :t !:~~: ~~~'?~ u~rrnfr.k nf cam~ - .• .Iii • _, - ' A f)e~· These lads will report to 1lis was fifth in the discus with ron;s ~~ ~~.;;;;.;:1 . · t '•Ch'esapeake captured tbe Worthington for regional quali· 1a roos of 129-9. Trowbridge of fifth ~Ullllel'S Y ,....e .Dell ~like 12 Cl'ass A crown the nard · w a.y ; iicaiiou. I Logae w as fourth In the sbot put · ,.. . . · - :t· - • •· OtooksvtUe ·H . ·. I;::;wllluer, D1.1l ~~Wit~, , .AIJOY t"W""' ~id'an 21 , byl plc~ .up three points m Only area Class A parUelpant event. ter and Wayne Brickjea. !l'ime ~stera ·27'4 11I~nal ,ev~ .. Th~,Ptanthe,': Shnudg· to make the regionals was East· Points were given on a 6-4-3- i' was 1:3'l.L . I valle• '!.ileal 21 ~roo~v e ~ o ~. eri· ' • pl ed bas. , ' '" i¥1 ···ts ' th ' ' til ern' Ron Orr, WuO ac ..,. 2-1 IS. ' The Panthei'S' Doll ' s - Frankfort II ,1'"" • a 0 In • cedrunnthlrmgd unth ond in the lwo mile at 10:13.3. Here's the Class AA stand· plaeed foortb in tbe 220 at ·23.5. Zane Trace II 1ast event, p1a "'" WI He ill to Dayto f the ·ings· I FIVe , Class. A recbu111 ~ were • ~·~ '28/ and Southeastern of Rich~ w go n or I · rw:~ If •UI&ndale was close hebind Ia regional. CLASS U tabllshed. HU!IIIrigtoa 11 ·'llilirth with 271>. Three Class AA records were :Lancaster 42 Robie Monroe ol. Soutbeaat- llllldnoto I ~'"tour · area pkiiclpants wrn 11established. Jerry Shoemaker, !Marietta 32,. ern won the pale vault atll·HIIanchelter 7 odvanee to' the state regionals ' Hillsboro, won the pole vault Chlihcothe 30 and 3-4: Valley Local won the Lyucbberg _7 ' lllll WMk 'nley are· !with a jump of 12'-8\<". Bruoe Portsmouth 26'1J 8811-yard relay Ia 1:35.. · ·ch.,... Zaleski 5 "~ Sliyder seco~ in broad Trousdale of Lancaster set a Belpre 20 les Wolfe o'. Chesapeake set a Easter• (Meigs}: 4 -tjUftlpat -21'·1''~ Snyder.again ln !half-mile mark in 1:58.5, and Hillsboro 17 reco~ by wmrung the 8110-yard Portsmouth Clay I ·l!Je"llilb ' jump at a recort 6'· Floyd Cretsinger, Chillicothe Athens t6 IV~ 10 1:59.7; llnloto -.;on tM St: AI'S of New Lexinpo S "lll'i '" ' , . Iwon the two mile in 10:23.2. A Ironlon t6 mile may in 3:36.8 and Kim Pomeroy 3 • _ Randy Harkins shot I LancastPJ" lad won the two New Lexington 15 Wh.itmer won the ~mile in a Eas~rn (Beaver) t and dlseus ace from Aihens, · mile, but was disqualified. IMiami :rrace 13 reco~d - 10:41.9. Wb1tmer ifl from, ~~ter 0 111 ' ·~~ . ·. Jl . Sber1dan. 1 Hamden 0 Chesapeake won the Class AIMiddleport 8 by gettmg three pomts lR tha Paint Valley I Panthers.· Are'· Eliminated 8-0 ., t Reds Nip Cubs in 14th 2-~' OHICAGO (UPI-Don PttleUeh !oiled manager Leo DtJroeh. er'a stralefD' !D tba 14111 IIIIInfl Saturday, olrHinl a double IAI drive In Pete lloinl wllb the nin that gan tho ClllcinnaU lloda a :1-1 triumph .Ver the ClJica8o Cubs. With lllo out aad Rooe on second after a abtgle and a ,.... rifice, Durocher romoved kJ&. ing plteher Billy Hoeft after he bad throw• one ball to PavloUch. The Reds' catcher then hit tho first ball pitehed by rolieYer Ferg\lson Jeokins just out of the reach of lefillelder Billy Wdllams. Billy McCool, who allowed on1y lwo hits in the last five in~r ings, was tho wlnnlag plteher. He worked out?' hll only. jam in the 14th Inning by striking out plnchhitter Carl Warwick and getting DaR Kessinger on a fly ball with Glea Beckert on second base. Kessinger's first homer of bls prtfeaslallal carOer bid pv<ll ninth. Tommy Uelmt reach• the Cubo 1 1.. lead In the IOV· aecond Y16'11 WIWamo droppeo entb. bis fty baD, but was tllrown oul Diclc Elll-th pltehed tile lr)'fD!I for tbird on . , Rose's ltrst IS lonfDca fer Chicago aad grounder to sbtrlsiAip. Rose loo' did not allclw an earned 11111, aecond on 1 fleldei"o eholce 11v!Dg up aevea bill, sll'ikfDI then ocored on Perez'o bft 0111 three and walklnl oae. The Prevloualy, the Reda had 1101ten touib fuct leltblilder bas IJ. Ollly """ blile numel' as far as lowed ollly 10 earned I'IUII In thlrd against Ellsworth. 48 2-3 innings lor a 1.86 earned ' run average but has won only once and lost three. The Reds had tied the score wltb two out in the ninth Ianing on an unearned run driven in by Tony Perez. The Reds took advantage of a two-base error by Ieft·fleld•· Billy Williams tO open I b e Suffers Back lnJ'ury w· -=:-::----::::::--':- · Kessinger, who had..'aJled tr. hit a home run ln, hiH!'• sea "'" tn ihe mlno1 1eaidW an<i nokie year In th.. majors .,,J~o IIII!S, hit O'Toole' fii'Bt \ pifel, of the seventh fnilfoi over Jh• . left field wall. II was only IIi<· nlntll extra b111 bft of blo · I!J_g league career. . , ' . ~: · ., ' ,, Palmer Ithdraws From New or}eans Tournament ·' . . Portsmouth Clay romped lo an 8·0 victory 'over Porn· eroy'a Pantbers In the Southeastern District (Class A} BaBe· -bill Tournament at Chillicothe on Friday afternoon. Mark Gleim, talented banded hurler for the wlnnen, It an error, ' according was eredll<d wltb a reports. .Portsinouth Clay, the .team, chalked It up~ as a no- Gleim, in going the diSiance, bitter. seven batters. D i c k The lone Pomeroy Werry, senior righthander, n@l' was Panther leBfl.olf ba~ worked on the 11101111d for tar ·Steve Flnlaw who and gave up seven lng 10 :po.,eroy ~.. start- . pllohinl the entire ed off the llrot Inning with a mnlng stint. scratch Portsmouth Clay Coacb Russ Moore's Pal,th<"' I ended their season with an mark. NOTICE TO BOYS AQ porent.B and · boys Inter- II ested in forming a Chester tie Leag\le meet 7:30 p. m. at the Baum Lurn· ll her Company. By Innings: Pomeroy Ports. Clay 021 050 x-8 Ba.tteries - Werry and Meter: Gleim and Nllnce, I i --- ' PRIU SAYINGS TIME ,, AT · RAWLINGS HONDA 63 Chev. Impala 2 Dr. Htrdtop. 8 cvlindtr, eutom1tlc tr1n1, RadiO & ht1ter, whitt sfdewlll ." The''fans · re, getting thrir of Major League ll;,;ebiiU:'tih•n't liked what IIJey,,JUWie l&een so far - and ""••n't.been shy about say· 60 Ford F-600 We are cloaina out the Buco line of ilddleball! . therefore we are offering the last live sell tf thetJt bags at our cost price and are installiDI them fne •.. we have three sets of lustre white and two sell of lustre black ••. fiberglass .•. locking wtlb tey1. Dump Truck, 8 cylinder englnt, 5 •ll"d tr1ns. 2 speed ,.., axlt RETAIL PRICI $42.95 PER SET - -- "'"' 63 Chev.lmpala 4 Dr. Hardtop. a cylinder, 1utomatlc tr~ns. R1dlo & heater, whitt sidtwlll tins POMEROY LANES Baotam Girls League May 3, J!l6t 65 Dodge Dart Won l.ost 10, 7 THIS PRICE WILL CARRY ON TILL ALL THE BAGS ARE GONE ... NO MORE REORDEIIS . •. COME IN NOW AND TAKE ADVANTAGE 01' THIS OFFER. ' 1 Dr. 270 Strl... 6 cylln• der, slandtrd trans., radia and huter 41\ 65 Honda 8 Llkt new 6'h 81\ 59 Ford Galaxie 8 4 Dr. I cylinder, 1uta. trans. R1dlo & hHhr 9 Wright, 114 ; 62 Ford Gal. 500 I ., 4 clr. 8 cyl. At Trans,, P. lturfnt, rldlo end ht1ftr 64 Galaxie XL Conv1rtlble. I cylinder, 1uto traM.. pow1r stee,.. In,, power brakes •ncl wlndowt, radio & heater ' 65 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. H1rdlop, 289 engine, standard trans. Radlo and helttr e USED CYCLE DEPT. e 61 Comet 2 Dr. 6 cylinder, lt1ndard tranL R1dfo end he•ter 1966 Yamaha YJ2 60cc-only 400 mll11 en this bluo beauty-Hondo Indo In 63 Chevrolet Btl Air 2 Dr. I cvllndtr. Auto. Trans. Rtdlo 1nd he1ter, Whit•w•ll tir11. 1964 Honda CA 102 SOcc-ofoctrlc otorltt, roll bon, ond fuggoso rack . . . roaffy nico · 63 Ford Galaxie 500, Conv. I cyL Aut. 1965 Hondo CA 200 90cc-oharp rod 4 opHd 1111ly 4900 milts on thi1 one yur old ' ' . trans. R&H 63 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cyllndtr, tftncl1rd tranL 1958 Lombrotto ... ocootor ... 1 -rd Db r. ..n this lillfo buuly this week, so como on In ond make !"" an offer . . you may rldo out on this little Ito[. 3 opood jowaf · R1dlo 1nd ht1t.r 64 Ford Galaxie ,.n 500 - 2 Door Hardto,, I cvl. Auto. lrtns. Whit• waH tires. RAWLINGS HONDA SALES ; Keith Goble Ford USED CARLOT Locuot & Sycamore sn. S. SECOND AVE. Mtddloport MIDDLEPORT, O,rJ!(; I I • I STEP OUT LIGHT HATTED IN ' rum t~oooorn . ~ . room~ ·tf~~· ·Y~.~k . ,~ff_l.~thin~' ·~ IN· P()~·ROY fOR OVER 90 I I ! �., . ' '' ! 1 i ,.' ., I ,_., '• ' '' ~jpc~~ster, .. ' ., I , ::n.,. ··· .J 1 P.lrtislpate due to an i Athrns 880-yard relay team Gallipolis 8 Iplaced fourth and the Buii- ~ Logao 2 . Dixon Atheaa IOCORif in .dogs' Clark was fifth m the pole South Pomt 2 ' ' - . - - - ---- -.. - jiii]iiif1.i · · tUPII· - The Ius· the Mlnnt• Invaded th• tl<>IIhland barely a month ago dimmed. As manager Bobby Bragan so put lt: "The pitchers ...ft't plteblng, the bitters are. bitting the manager mana •• •• I 29 I t ' . "-'tcas~·~alked off with theltwo mile run at 10:21.1. !vault. Athens milo relay ·leam iWarre• local 8 milo ,riei.t, !lit da)r'o ~ <()]awM· tiUe, !inlslling 9'1JI Bruce Smith, GaUipolis, sec· ,placed fifth. jJackSOD 0 .H~re'a the Class A atalldlop: """:pdinla'..aheal1 OJ runnerup 1-Iw.· · l uuti~u u-.:.:~ -~ :t !:~~: ~~~'?~ u~rrnfr.k nf cam~ - .• .Iii • _, - ' A f)e~· These lads will report to 1lis was fifth in the discus with ron;s ~~ ~~.;;;;.;:1 . · t '•Ch'esapeake captured tbe Worthington for regional quali· 1a roos of 129-9. Trowbridge of fifth ~Ullllel'S Y ,....e .Dell ~like 12 Cl'ass A crown the nard · w a.y ; iicaiiou. I Logae w as fourth In the sbot put · ,.. . . · - :t· - • •· OtooksvtUe ·H . ·. I;::;wllluer, D1.1l ~~Wit~, , .AIJOY t"W""' ~id'an 21 , byl plc~ .up three points m Only area Class A parUelpant event. ter and Wayne Brickjea. !l'ime ~stera ·27'4 11I~nal ,ev~ .. Th~,Ptanthe,': Shnudg· to make the regionals was East· Points were given on a 6-4-3- i' was 1:3'l.L . I valle• '!.ileal 21 ~roo~v e ~ o ~. eri· ' • pl ed bas. , ' '" i¥1 ···ts ' th ' ' til ern' Ron Orr, WuO ac ..,. 2-1 IS. ' The Panthei'S' Doll ' s - Frankfort II ,1'"" • a 0 In • cedrunnthlrmgd unth ond in the lwo mile at 10:13.3. Here's the Class AA stand· plaeed foortb in tbe 220 at ·23.5. Zane Trace II 1ast event, p1a "'" WI He ill to Dayto f the ·ings· I FIVe , Class. A recbu111 ~ were • ~·~ '28/ and Southeastern of Rich~ w go n or I · rw:~ If •UI&ndale was close hebind Ia regional. CLASS U tabllshed. HU!IIIrigtoa 11 ·'llilirth with 271>. Three Class AA records were :Lancaster 42 Robie Monroe ol. Soutbeaat- llllldnoto I ~'"tour · area pkiiclpants wrn 11established. Jerry Shoemaker, !Marietta 32,. ern won the pale vault atll·HIIanchelter 7 odvanee to' the state regionals ' Hillsboro, won the pole vault Chlihcothe 30 and 3-4: Valley Local won the Lyucbberg _7 ' lllll WMk 'nley are· !with a jump of 12'-8\<". Bruoe Portsmouth 26'1J 8811-yard relay Ia 1:35.. · ·ch.,... Zaleski 5 "~ Sliyder seco~ in broad Trousdale of Lancaster set a Belpre 20 les Wolfe o'. Chesapeake set a Easter• (Meigs}: 4 -tjUftlpat -21'·1''~ Snyder.again ln !half-mile mark in 1:58.5, and Hillsboro 17 reco~ by wmrung the 8110-yard Portsmouth Clay I ·l!Je"llilb ' jump at a recort 6'· Floyd Cretsinger, Chillicothe Athens t6 IV~ 10 1:59.7; llnloto -.;on tM St: AI'S of New Lexinpo S "lll'i '" ' , . Iwon the two mile in 10:23.2. A Ironlon t6 mile may in 3:36.8 and Kim Pomeroy 3 • _ Randy Harkins shot I LancastPJ" lad won the two New Lexington 15 Wh.itmer won the ~mile in a Eas~rn (Beaver) t and dlseus ace from Aihens, · mile, but was disqualified. IMiami :rrace 13 reco~d - 10:41.9. Wb1tmer ifl from, ~~ter 0 111 ' ·~~ . ·. Jl . Sber1dan. 1 Hamden 0 Chesapeake won the Class AIMiddleport 8 by gettmg three pomts lR tha Paint Valley I Panthers.· Are'· Eliminated 8-0 ., t Reds Nip Cubs in 14th 2-~' OHICAGO (UPI-Don PttleUeh !oiled manager Leo DtJroeh. er'a stralefD' !D tba 14111 IIIIInfl Saturday, olrHinl a double IAI drive In Pete lloinl wllb the nin that gan tho ClllcinnaU lloda a :1-1 triumph .Ver the ClJica8o Cubs. With lllo out aad Rooe on second after a abtgle and a ,.... rifice, Durocher romoved kJ&. ing plteher Billy Hoeft after he bad throw• one ball to PavloUch. The Reds' catcher then hit tho first ball pitehed by rolieYer Ferg\lson Jeokins just out of the reach of lefillelder Billy Wdllams. Billy McCool, who allowed on1y lwo hits in the last five in~r ings, was tho wlnnlag plteher. He worked out?' hll only. jam in the 14th Inning by striking out plnchhitter Carl Warwick and getting DaR Kessinger on a fly ball with Glea Beckert on second base. Kessinger's first homer of bls prtfeaslallal carOer bid pv<ll ninth. Tommy Uelmt reach• the Cubo 1 1.. lead In the IOV· aecond Y16'11 WIWamo droppeo entb. bis fty baD, but was tllrown oul Diclc Elll-th pltehed tile lr)'fD!I for tbird on . , Rose's ltrst IS lonfDca fer Chicago aad grounder to sbtrlsiAip. Rose loo' did not allclw an earned 11111, aecond on 1 fleldei"o eholce 11v!Dg up aevea bill, sll'ikfDI then ocored on Perez'o bft 0111 three and walklnl oae. The Prevloualy, the Reda had 1101ten touib fuct leltblilder bas IJ. Ollly """ blile numel' as far as lowed ollly 10 earned I'IUII In thlrd against Ellsworth. 48 2-3 innings lor a 1.86 earned ' run average but has won only once and lost three. The Reds had tied the score wltb two out in the ninth Ianing on an unearned run driven in by Tony Perez. The Reds took advantage of a two-base error by Ieft·fleld•· Billy Williams tO open I b e Suffers Back lnJ'ury w· -=:-::----::::::--':- · Kessinger, who had..'aJled tr. hit a home run ln, hiH!'• sea "'" tn ihe mlno1 1eaidW an<i nokie year In th.. majors .,,J~o IIII!S, hit O'Toole' fii'Bt \ pifel, of the seventh fnilfoi over Jh• . left field wall. II was only IIi<· nlntll extra b111 bft of blo · I!J_g league career. . , ' . ~: · ., ' ,, Palmer Ithdraws From New or}eans Tournament ·' . . Portsmouth Clay romped lo an 8·0 victory 'over Porn· eroy'a Pantbers In the Southeastern District (Class A} BaBe· -bill Tournament at Chillicothe on Friday afternoon. Mark Gleim, talented banded hurler for the wlnnen, It an error, ' according was eredll<d wltb a reports. .Portsinouth Clay, the .team, chalked It up~ as a no- Gleim, in going the diSiance, bitter. seven batters. D i c k The lone Pomeroy Werry, senior righthander, n@l' was Panther leBfl.olf ba~ worked on the 11101111d for tar ·Steve Flnlaw who and gave up seven lng 10 :po.,eroy ~.. start- . pllohinl the entire ed off the llrot Inning with a mnlng stint. scratch Portsmouth Clay Coacb Russ Moore's Pal,th<"' I ended their season with an mark. NOTICE TO BOYS AQ porent.B and · boys Inter- II ested in forming a Chester tie Leag\le meet 7:30 p. m. at the Baum Lurn· ll her Company. By Innings: Pomeroy Ports. Clay 021 050 x-8 Ba.tteries - Werry and Meter: Gleim and Nllnce, I i --- ' PRIU SAYINGS TIME ,, AT · RAWLINGS HONDA 63 Chev. Impala 2 Dr. Htrdtop. 8 cvlindtr, eutom1tlc tr1n1, RadiO & ht1ter, whitt sfdewlll ." The''fans · re, getting thrir of Major League ll;,;ebiiU:'tih•n't liked what IIJey,,JUWie l&een so far - and ""••n't.been shy about say· 60 Ford F-600 We are cloaina out the Buco line of ilddleball! . therefore we are offering the last live sell tf thetJt bags at our cost price and are installiDI them fne •.. we have three sets of lustre white and two sell of lustre black ••. fiberglass .•. locking wtlb tey1. Dump Truck, 8 cylinder englnt, 5 •ll"d tr1ns. 2 speed ,.., axlt RETAIL PRICI $42.95 PER SET - -- "'"' 63 Chev.lmpala 4 Dr. Hardtop. a cylinder, 1utomatlc tr~ns. R1dlo & heater, whitt sidtwlll tins POMEROY LANES Baotam Girls League May 3, J!l6t 65 Dodge Dart Won l.ost 10, 7 THIS PRICE WILL CARRY ON TILL ALL THE BAGS ARE GONE ... NO MORE REORDEIIS . •. COME IN NOW AND TAKE ADVANTAGE 01' THIS OFFER. ' 1 Dr. 270 Strl... 6 cylln• der, slandtrd trans., radia and huter 41\ 65 Honda 8 Llkt new 6'h 81\ 59 Ford Galaxie 8 4 Dr. I cylinder, 1uta. trans. R1dlo & hHhr 9 Wright, 114 ; 62 Ford Gal. 500 I ., 4 clr. 8 cyl. At Trans,, P. lturfnt, rldlo end ht1ftr 64 Galaxie XL Conv1rtlble. I cylinder, 1uto traM.. pow1r stee,.. In,, power brakes •ncl wlndowt, radio & heater ' 65 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. H1rdlop, 289 engine, standard trans. Radlo and helttr e USED CYCLE DEPT. e 61 Comet 2 Dr. 6 cylinder, lt1ndard tranL R1dfo end he•ter 1966 Yamaha YJ2 60cc-only 400 mll11 en this bluo beauty-Hondo Indo In 63 Chevrolet Btl Air 2 Dr. I cvllndtr. Auto. Trans. Rtdlo 1nd he1ter, Whit•w•ll tir11. 1964 Honda CA 102 SOcc-ofoctrlc otorltt, roll bon, ond fuggoso rack . . . roaffy nico · 63 Ford Galaxie 500, Conv. I cyL Aut. 1965 Hondo CA 200 90cc-oharp rod 4 opHd 1111ly 4900 milts on thi1 one yur old ' ' . trans. R&H 63 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 cyllndtr, tftncl1rd tranL 1958 Lombrotto ... ocootor ... 1 -rd Db r. ..n this lillfo buuly this week, so como on In ond make !"" an offer . . you may rldo out on this little Ito[. 3 opood jowaf · R1dlo 1nd ht1t.r 64 Ford Galaxie ,.n 500 - 2 Door Hardto,, I cvl. Auto. lrtns. Whit• waH tires. RAWLINGS HONDA SALES ; Keith Goble Ford USED CARLOT Locuot & Sycamore sn. S. SECOND AVE. Mtddloport MIDDLEPORT, O,rJ!(; I I • I STEP OUT LIGHT HATTED IN ' rum t~oooorn . ~ . room~ ·tf~~· ·Y~.~k . ,~ff_l.~thin~' ·~ IN· P()~·ROY fOR OVER 90 I I ! �•,""!. ,'l•t'" ..; ,, !-,.: 'o0~,'~-"'1''"""' ~~,;;.;.;ii~..;.,..,::..,...;.;~..;.;*': 'i Gal11a ...·a;· ,.~ t~•'"'... ~.a;:uJ~ THE • ' 1 ~ - . "(l ' A . .. 1 .......:r • BY ROBERT WJNGETf Lei~ Falla aectlon of•the ttlun· atii:~~'f~st' ; ~ ~~ ~ ,~~il ~ 1~ ·. Att··u. . .m"" u · • ' • F I>Yv~~·,.-.-·B ~ • i • : • \ , oetup. '-' ~,11111e11 1 1J, ' ' · bi!J; .Iormetly Kyger Creek High School grad· Today's Thought - Tho explanation of t h • ty lost •al least a m!Uion' 11>uate 1s stationed with the 725th young generallon Is to be found In the older genen· malo ptsl!la Iii tbe f!OSjs of the wlthdrl!ial of !be app~ imd ·~t' '11'!11!11. ~ lrr lhll week 8nci thousands of tlol· lion o1 Clarence ThOmpson 'fOt W.S •lei for illl)' -Sio ·' ' ', '' Mamtenance Battalion, 25th Infantry lion. tau worlh of fruit cro~ ' IS the s~l/ttendenl's poaiUOl, ' , , •, . ' DiviSion, Cu Chi, Viet Nam. Curfman Indicated poem "2" be dedicated to his .• ·- --"__ THERE'S A STORY being told around Pomeroy _abolull doomed; lJ'be tomato plallls \flU alter: co!J1Pletll!f one year as ~ aenlor ', ••,.. w1fe Vivian Ralph Curfman, and daughKIDNAPEll - fotice faun· a web-fooled bird tbat went under Robinson's Laundry be re~ Wllllo new plant.• bead of Mlddleporl ........ 1\lr, ~hl;'Gauta ~~ , ter Kimberly Ann, Rt I, Cheshire. from'.~ soyth. Tbe,clll)l woatl\. '1'11omptQII has been hired to :;Iac'l·i~•·KIn tlleit . 1.;, • • , cbed a masSive search of the batch her duckUngL Cflntral Pennsy!vama countryThe mother duck, according to Bill Mayer of the er also affected many, varleUIIo !_leloil Nattl! ,GaJDa scMola Ill ~,yY.1l!.., · , tn ' w!Uhlch.'' '"' , ._ • • • 08 i •• THE SIGN CARRIER "I" Side for Peggy Ann Bradmck, eroy Pastry Shop, was nowhere to be found when the 1 GaDia .,..... m ' ,. "!Q'Hey th.-e, bearded fellow m that line 17, of Shade Gap, kidnaped ducks were discovered. of frull trees, "'d area res· county, ' lana poi'lll;i'patec!l ' ''' I• " the villifymg prote!ll sign on her way home from school Following discovery of the ducklmgs, dents were welcoming · the <lll' , Yuu :who scorn the um!orm and pattern by a masked gunman betiev- for Donald Williams of tbe Department of warm deys of the !alter part of MIDDLI!:P0&1' nREMEN CBARU!S BANE ,re. · But resemble most a f1lthy slattern ed to be the smper who has llllmedlately came with a container and took the week. lolliht a blue In a small ~ eleeied ~ of e !)aUla .;. _{low uanaparent that costume on you, terronzed the area for two to the Chester area. MEIGS COUN'11ANS were ture IH;IIliJilnl to Ed Hnghes CowJ\r ~aile . tlee ),4; ' Tliat yellow streak still filters through' years. ] mamder of tl)e CAP 51aff, --·-•- ... sudil' e" ' death on Park St. last Saturday, and anol Frank Ru,fl ..,., '!"" , me,d ~ · ·' Five branches of servtce offer uniform neat It had people In uptowij approval of pr1orlty proJects .._.,... wm " they had to be caD~ back on head ot the 01l!CUI!r. Mnlnilt. With sturdy shoes for your sandaled feet. Pomeroy wondering last week each of the counties and 18 J. Edw Foster, 85, .who . ' >r"T 11 ;i • 1But burn your cards, draft and soc1al security •J why the motber duck decided faced with the task of died while attending a Jllel!)lng Sunday when reignited. lee. ' \ '1 5 ' And confirm to the world you're immaturity upon the area underneath the ol the Isaac Walllln r..er ' ue ' ·~ bl " the applications fiDed out Monday nl'•ht. He had jus Jl!iNNIFER LOHSE, dangh· TEN GALLIPOLIS_, .111$cltera ConU-·e on 'llnot to take the arne laundry to hatch ber young then • w ':oi'lib>ll :,-, ~ ~e your brave fellow men fight in why sbe abandoned them' at submitted. Ured two months ago from the ter of Mr and Mrs. Harold were named, by !lie~ . >Wei" V1et Nam once. We understand the enHre vx:e presidency of The Farm· Lohse of Pomeroy, has board ol educalioa , w-11111 Jl.llswer will you give your son By Wayno G. Braadotadt, M.D " laboring on both llio ers Bank and Savings Company. aelected for Mortar Board to teach In the reDied!al readlns i! ' paddy was afraid to carry a gun"" SAYRE "-'· Program for Meigs and the He had been employed al the honorary at Ohio Slate Univl!l' pf08J'am thla summer. The ,, Q - Wbal cauo.. RICHARD , uu~wr gram m GaUia County bank 43 years slty. Bill Zerkle was named board adopted a calendar for ;f;~ SOMEONE WHO CARES "2" Ia' How long does it take af the Gallla·MeJ~s Co~uwty With the Guiding Hand · bandsman of the year by South- the 1116U7 yean, which w1ll 'I\, · R's ;you tbinli: of all day long get over the achmg In I h Action Program, " buSler each MIDDLEPORT residents In em schools. Martha Eschleman aee scboollettlng out earlier \on 1 ;~''"' • Someone who's Watling back at home. chest'' The Meigs County Collllllis- the vlclruly ol the mwncipal has been mstalled president of May 31, ~~ne who cares, whose heart does yearn, A _ The"' are m..y Sayre, w1th Ass! Director sloners, plainly happy that there park complamed to town the Bela Sigma Pbl sorority I'm patiently for my safe return. pa'"mo Ia The Hoffman and the re" a chant~ thiS area will have council Ibis week agamst the Bobby Ord has been named re· AFJ'ER MONTIIll of plannlnl 1 YQU and no one else, my dear, , j ;orm " ca~sed by the pneumoa $35,000 Youth Program thiS blowmg dust In that area. Jlec- creation director for the sun> the Gallia County Junior Fair .Ji1~ ' ((In say those words I long to hear, coccus wJih vrral pregnancy). In erther case, thiS summer. have Indicated their reation officials prom!"' that mer program in Mlddleporl. hoard comple~ the program !.~1:~ i1J: Io~~!'_you " JUSt three litUe sounds, 1rumliflg 8 close second Pneu- should be treated as an emer- readiness to absorb the local the Situation will be corrected , for the exposition wt-Jch oper11 tJ... •' 'Tblt ~ake my heart do leaps and bounds, morua may also be caused by gency by a skalled obstetriCian share of the cost .. Just M soon Iduring the summer season. E. A. WINGE'IT of Racine Aug. 3. P• 1t'il for you alone, I'm over here, tul . ot 1 as the project can get final ap-1 has been reelected chairman • 1b ' arerrua, parr I h M Dem II .,. • SCI tbaI you'll never h av e to fear , gu mever, u er- Q - What Is the longest per· proval " RA~ NE planmng st'Wer· of I e e1gs ocra c execTOP WINNERS In the two 1 18 0 1 1 l~ 'l'lle hlrd•bips and dangers that some people face ~~';'.':;,, P \y any , age system. The vlllago Will ullve eommlttee. Rolland CraiJ. div1s~ons of the Knigbts of 100 of gestation on record' In In other lands of foreign race . inhalmg food or other fore!gn ca.'IOs where a husband a n d CONTINUING THE Federal Ireceive a grant ol $4,3511 from tree has been promoted to dep- Pyth1as highway oafety conI'm dBo~ by~~~~o~:~·ilfou'~t~~~:.~before bodres l asp~rallon paeumoma). WJfe have been separated this program diScussion, we learned the Federal government to uty to county highway eogin- ~st were _Linda Denney and ,, Now may die hut if I do may be of legal Slgmficanct last week the Neighborhood make prellmmary plana lor !he eer, H P Chnsty. , J1mmy Hill. 1 ,. 1 Pneumenia does not Youth Corp111 project may soon system .' 1 nOW must close, I cannot tarry mthe chest but may A - A definite answer can- be a foci 11 would prov 1de emTHREE POMEROY churches MISS PEGGY Brown, daugh· • II So-tbaiiiDme day we can agam bve together. pleurisy, whJCh d""s not be given because we have ployment lor !:Ill Gallia a n d RUTLAND AWMNI Will a nught drop the plan for vaca· ter of Mr. and Mrs ltarvey ~ "' "' "' '· long a pleurisy can last is no sure way of determmmg th.e Me1as youth this summer. tribute •• a former su lntepn: tion Bible school because of Brown of Gallipolis, was se"· ~TE the tremendous ram durmg the last we••· )eel to many Imponderables exact date per a•>d lack of mteresl. There must be lected as May Queen at Rio "k ' 1· It JSf 1 •hear the program has been dent of wthe local schools "' d M d h of con-uon 17 ' elld ill April, several Me1gs, Gallia an ason assume t at 1t ta es pace a · · te sho b Ma G nd Col • ·•oCUl&• 841)1, and Cub Scouts, thou~h somewhat curtarl· h middl 1 the tim be- approved in the Columbus of- rellring county superintendent more m rest wn y Y ra e lege and presided ov0 1 ......... 11~.•- -~ead Wllh !herr campmg actiVIbes at the Q- My uloce JS m her ter 'h • d fice, returned to the G allla· o. o. Patterson on May 211 ' 23 In order to assure the school er the event held Saturday on / ~- - • ... enth month of pregnancy I e last menstrua 100 an Me1gs CAP for m1nor altera· the Cfll!lPUS, The eollego has .....&lllllaG!ml!IY Jumor ~a~rg'!'unds, Writes that she Ia jaundiced the f~rst miSsed period. Hons, and " now enroute to the DOG DAYS ARE upon Me•gs GALLIA COUNTY named a new Dean of Studenll, :•\~:lMUts were linmg up for mspection, a big must stay m bed Can she or ! cases have been reported In Chicago office where 11 will get County Wllh the report of the THIEVERY WAS A major Herman L. Koby, who ret!d ;:idolill Jllllpled overhead, putting an end to all ac- her haby be saved' 1 whJCh the duration of pregnan- !mal approval or re)ecllon fi1'8t r~bld dog of the season problem m Gama county Ibis celved hla doctorate degree at iifltl........._.,.,1, came after heavy showers on Friday, Ap· A h J di< , b cy accordmg to the best est1reported kUied In the Bailey's week. Last weekend they broke Ohio State this year. fie as. , ...;~a·n~T.teady ram all morrong on April 30 - Ttoe nlauat • ~ay 1ue mates available exceeded 11 ODDS 'N ENDS DEPART· Run Rd area into a slol'age building on the sumed his new duties Aug. L IDl QJI_, "' " • .~. • ( t 1 ec IOUS :~ calendar months but no obste- MENT - Larry Price, vars1ty ' • Joe E Miller property at Rod· 1 "'~ 'G;, "allla Academv. High School Principal Carl .~~m)mg a ant 11 nop tr ph trlctao 1n hiS rrght mind would p1tcher at Marietta CoUege, was GENERAL TELEPHONE Co ney and stole a water pump MEMBERS of the Washing. PBif~...~ ~ K Cl acue ye ow Y let a pregnancy contmue that tops m the P1eneers . , baaeball whJCh • serves the Pomeroy-· va1ued a1 ••150, and two tamp- •· , ""' ~ :!l'BS a guest speaker at the stale . ey ub .... of ,ethe or Hver (a rare hoia oaer1wn sc hoo1 sa1ety patrol left 1 MOnvel!,tlon in Cleveland on April 30. Byers IS now a ous condition associated With long today. 1conference m strikeouts last Middleport area, on the eve 01 ers at 1250 eacb. Ronme Miller Thursday for the an1111al Junk<\~ •• , ember u! General Motors' speakers bureau. week Larry, a freshman, issuing new directories reports of Waterloo reported a spare 1o Washington, D. C. dl ' ·1 • * • burial 1D. crown cat, o•DM"r' und~r Q - Recently 1 bought a set I bad regtstered 65 strikeouts to that numbers wiU be 'changed tire and wlleel stolen from a ~~~~ ' efved the Parma City School Syste~ i_n Cle~e- ~:0:~~:~. ofb!~. wauJh • ttallf')' o( Teflon-coated pans and skll- lead the conference so far tb1s from the present two letters lnlck Later m the week the CARL NIBElT has bel!fl la11.d several years before taking the posttton w1th lets. Today 1 read thai a high- season Pomeroy seniors are Matt1e Olasteen home was en- named to head the execuUve ll>\~~ iors John Wickbne, on hand for the con~ ,.,.,r 1 Mct•rt,., .,.,, la&ld•eap~ and 1 Jy pmsonous gas 15 released leaving on thell"trtp to Washing- OhJO off1cials. tered on Rt 1. Vmton, and the committee of the Gallia couney lin ~i ·..:, two K~er Creek students, spoke to Bv· nuneyman. dted Frlilal' morulnll ,, when Teflon is heated to 400 de- ton 0 c today The new , Ray Waugh property on Vic- Republicans He succeeds rrea th ,., I G !li~lis hll 1u 1 Ewla.eton oomt Ht \liu ' • POMER . were Beman of 'lhurman, who held er t t day 1ckhn& said the ormer a born 1n Pib "DU~rty. M•Y • · 18118. grees Fahrenbett What do you Ioff1ce or Mayor C 0 Ftsher OY'S FIRE and Em- tory Rd Three )Uvemles ll):af)emark~d, 11 T~ll all my friends down t ere ~:c.(lr~y R~ 0:.~-!!~.!.new"ci::e~ think. and Poltce ChJet Herbert Gil· ergency groups have done 1hetr chatged thiS week Wltb the the post for 20 yean. Morrll '~ifO+il, Molihln. lJl HU3. and liM IUHIVIL', I key at the Middleport Town "fair share" toward financing breakmg and entering or the Haskins and Larry Corbin have d li11: • • • BLJ:bl 11.1rvt1'JIIIJ eblldno l.l't1 Jl:lfl I the Bo 1 • alot. YEARS AGO from the flies of the Gal· •"•' •~"' ~• ....,.. M-' " A - Ia onler to get fumes Hall adds much to the bmldmg 1 ys League activities thiS Hunt store on Eastern Ave been named to the comm1~ 1 , ~...:"':, ';!.!:~to.";. M:ebn(;J~~ from Teflon the temperature It JS a real improvement Iyear. tee to work Wltb Dr. Thomas Tribune and weekly Gallia Times · · · "" " •~=•· •·~·· must reach 3110 degrees CenllThe firemen voted to donate THREE STREETS In Kan· Price and Kenneth Morgan on u.,.., Sigler ends SJX-year service Wlth Galha •~Jo• lnd Elmer !dcCuty, aU of COium . while 111111 were closed by Gallm proposmg . a federal program for "'' ''"' ""'""' " oom• grade. This Is 716 degrees Fah· CONG WALTER H Moeller, I fllltl to the orgamzallon ~61~'· Board .• William (Son.hy) Fullen sco_r· :t'Rt ~~.~,r."':~~~~!::'':': ;,...n:he~t~rm~~ renhett - a temperature no t while visiting m Middleport Frl- the emergency squadmen have County CommiSSioners, as they tbt development of the Chick. of a possible 200 pomts for top honors m Wuh ,~n,wn. c ," .. !"nerat •erne..:~ likely to be reached m a well- day, indicated that a bndge on chipped In an additional $50. are ln the vicinity of the pro- amauga basin into a more es1 :~~~~~'~ ty grade tests George w11 • • M.oupee ... MtCoY t~~atral !!: COUD nomination,' Thomas E. Hom• run kiichen II, by chance, you the new Racrne Locks and II was reported that t h e poaed new Rt 35 by-pa" pr<' tenslvo recreational area. d A eli did inhale the fumes of vapor- Dam " still In the picture Pomeroy Boys' League, begJR· JOCI which io scheduled to be ..!~~~~~~t~n~~B~n vo; 1~ w ..,...••:.~.:·~=· .M·:'n~~f~orr~~- ued Teflon you ought get a Cong Moeller reported his ntng the year With a deficit of let sometime this summer. DENVER Brumfield, former .. " ' dena of Bldweu. cUtd Friday mnrn mild respiratory illnfss resem- opm1on that the Corps of Engi- over $500, need to raiSe $1,000 Gallipolis resident fireman has for M;~ ~~~e~~ c~~~ :-~ 1 b~~~~:r:d:'~:.' h~::: blmg m(]uenza, from wh1ch you neers would be wiUmg to de- th1s year The donation by the ADA BORDEN, ZS, of Kerr. been appointed as merchtmt poo. C1 W. Rife ann.ounces C & 0 ~~am'•an!88lll.l.l'Yda~=; :~: ~~~· would recover m 48 hours or sign the dam to Include a two volunteer organizations puts was placed on three year!! pro-- lliceman for the city. He "•c"o'n'tinu·e passen•er service in area aen11• pncldl'd. htr ,. :~eato 1n less Without any treatment. If bridge. Ted Hanna, 1 the Boys' League group welt on baUon on perJury chnrges grow~ places \WJ P. 1~ A. neplMiw, .loy Pntotl, a!! Bt<l :1 Its 1.. al aseballe,!S top Nelsonville 7·1, but Jose 6·5 wtu. •Dd ••vtraJ ntller m~e. and. Telon-ooated. k.itchefl utenaus The lOth district represents· I way. ll~ out of the trl m C()nnec- res1gned b IU!pb.-w• 11.1o1T• s.rvtce• w1u • were HOt safe the Food and Uve said tt IS hiS understandMid Bees lose ovA opener 8·0 at - held at BtdnU Methodllt ebureh .. t . :.;_..,. trounces Gallians, 6·1. tlO P m SUnday Burtal wHJ be Drug Admunstratlon would not ing that West VirgJnia has a· Ra Fttrv:le• UDder 411rec- P'='= ~]~~~~!.!'~--~~~':"'~~~~~=-===:- l1 ~q"~'·~,~ ~ ~~~c~··~c:tmttery ~ ~·~·~~··~m~ ·~--~ m=ll~th=el=r_s_a_l•.~------~gr=eed ~=to~fi,=a_n_d_i_l_oow ___ ls~_to tuah," was Cadet hand , 1 ·~ Q~lng i~ntintl fj,\j -. DOC"~'Oft ~:i• , ~~...._ _.~ SAYS 1 '·~ I ~· -~ ,'\'eel< , PRESENTS , J. M. Thornton, rlgbt, poppy cbalrman for Pomeroy .>rew-Webster Pool 39, Amencao Legion Auxlhary, pins a poppy on Pomeroy May'or Charles Legar after he declares May 20-21 as Poppy Days !Q Pomeroy, ·. "' Poppy Days in Pomeroy will be May 20. 21 ' I ' I I I ' w'::h I 1 1 11 11 1 "" '''""' ii' ru:ncr:re !.: BIRTHS, DIVORCES REAL ESTATE DEATHS, MARRIAGES ., • ' ' ...,. __ ,.......__ .- ........... ,..- _,,... ,....r• ,. ,. •.. ..,,~.,. .. .~.,. , ,. .-.. ...... ..... ,. ..... -..,,. ,~ " ' u ..... ' Poll)eroy Mayor Charles Le- 1diSabled veterans of three The fight tbal ye so gravely gar has announced that Poppy 1 wan. I hereby proclaim May led, Days will be observed thhl year Z0.21 lo be ofncral poppy days We've taken ap, and we will In Pomeroy on Friday, May 2ll 11n the YJilage of Pomeroy and Ketp true fallb wllb you wlo and Satlhday1 May 21 • j I strongly urJe that all our c1tt- Be asleep. With eacb a cross Poppy Day, which IS the .,., zens observe thiS day by wear- to nual memorial to Amer~ean I mg the memorial poppy " Mark bls bed. Where unce bit War dead, J9 sponsortd by the Mrs J M Thornton, cha1r- owo Amer1can Lag10n Aux11Iary and man, satd the Pomeroy Legion Life-blood rao red. So let your volunteer workers from the auxiliary buys the poppies from Rest be sweet. and deep lu auxiliary wtl1 be on street cor~ veterans' hospitals and the do- Flander's Held• ners throughout Pomeroy offer· nabons received from the pop- Fear oot tbat ye have died lor lng popp1es to the pubbc. p1es go to various veterans hosnaught. Mayor Legar's proclamation p1tals and ram111es m need m The ,torch ye tllrew t1 u we sa1d the Pomeroy area. caugbL "Poppy Day enables every Local American Leg1011 offl- Teo mUIIOD undo wdl bold II Amen can cthzen to personaUy cers C()mmended the poem ''A- biib wear a memonal to this na- merica's Answer" by R W Lll· And freedom's light shall nevtJon 's war dead At the same lard, fit ling for dle occas1~n I er die, t1me the wearing of a rod poppy "R..t In peace ye Flanden We've teamed lbe l.,.on thai is recogmzed as a tribUte to our dead, ' ye taught in FlaDder's field. 1 :nd !d \ J!'ljm. ~.'-~ of .II~ 2,' """"" THE Q~ ~ ~ City, ~not IUji.tt. ,tllll boani ~ was markeCI b)f ,we,l<. \9 ,~~...:qiJ[Iljia~ , illiiills!COtlN'I'Y 'dllit 'l'ltiJilK GliioENEIII!Ill ·the , Cheshire, recently the Times·Sentinel. ' ! 1 ~~ ~ .. f.!...,.~ :a~ !!r Dlf!~ c. ·w~l ,nve 'ill.llt .;.g ·~ a :.ev~ ttm~•,UW·h,er ~·· tfn1;lc. son of Rev. • I"' \Oil"' "! : ,,' ' ' • 4 Counties Will Hold Conference Fred Crow Appreciation For all Work �•,""!. ,'l•t'" ..; ,, !-,.: 'o0~,'~-"'1''"""' ~~,;;.;.;ii~..;.,..,::..,...;.;~..;.;*': 'i Gal11a ...·a;· ,.~ t~•'"'... ~.a;:uJ~ THE • ' 1 ~ - . "(l ' A . .. 1 .......:r • BY ROBERT WJNGETf Lei~ Falla aectlon of•the ttlun· atii:~~'f~st' ; ~ ~~ ~ ,~~il ~ 1~ ·. Att··u. . .m"" u · • ' • F I>Yv~~·,.-.-·B ~ • i • : • \ , oetup. '-' ~,11111e11 1 1J, ' ' · bi!J; .Iormetly Kyger Creek High School grad· Today's Thought - Tho explanation of t h • ty lost •al least a m!Uion' 11>uate 1s stationed with the 725th young generallon Is to be found In the older genen· malo ptsl!la Iii tbe f!OSjs of the wlthdrl!ial of !be app~ imd ·~t' '11'!11!11. ~ lrr lhll week 8nci thousands of tlol· lion o1 Clarence ThOmpson 'fOt W.S •lei for illl)' -Sio ·' ' ', '' Mamtenance Battalion, 25th Infantry lion. tau worlh of fruit cro~ ' IS the s~l/ttendenl's poaiUOl, ' , , •, . ' DiviSion, Cu Chi, Viet Nam. Curfman Indicated poem "2" be dedicated to his .• ·- --"__ THERE'S A STORY being told around Pomeroy _abolull doomed; lJ'be tomato plallls \flU alter: co!J1Pletll!f one year as ~ aenlor ', ••,.. w1fe Vivian Ralph Curfman, and daughKIDNAPEll - fotice faun· a web-fooled bird tbat went under Robinson's Laundry be re~ Wllllo new plant.• bead of Mlddleporl ........ 1\lr, ~hl;'Gauta ~~ , ter Kimberly Ann, Rt I, Cheshire. from'.~ soyth. Tbe,clll)l woatl\. '1'11omptQII has been hired to :;Iac'l·i~•·KIn tlleit . 1.;, • • , cbed a masSive search of the batch her duckUngL Cflntral Pennsy!vama countryThe mother duck, according to Bill Mayer of the er also affected many, varleUIIo !_leloil Nattl! ,GaJDa scMola Ill ~,yY.1l!.., · , tn ' w!Uhlch.'' '"' , ._ • • • 08 i •• THE SIGN CARRIER "I" Side for Peggy Ann Bradmck, eroy Pastry Shop, was nowhere to be found when the 1 GaDia .,..... m ' ,. "!Q'Hey th.-e, bearded fellow m that line 17, of Shade Gap, kidnaped ducks were discovered. of frull trees, "'d area res· county, ' lana poi'lll;i'patec!l ' ''' I• " the villifymg prote!ll sign on her way home from school Following discovery of the ducklmgs, dents were welcoming · the <lll' , Yuu :who scorn the um!orm and pattern by a masked gunman betiev- for Donald Williams of tbe Department of warm deys of the !alter part of MIDDLI!:P0&1' nREMEN CBARU!S BANE ,re. · But resemble most a f1lthy slattern ed to be the smper who has llllmedlately came with a container and took the week. lolliht a blue In a small ~ eleeied ~ of e !)aUla .;. _{low uanaparent that costume on you, terronzed the area for two to the Chester area. MEIGS COUN'11ANS were ture IH;IIliJilnl to Ed Hnghes CowJ\r ~aile . tlee ),4; ' Tliat yellow streak still filters through' years. ] mamder of tl)e CAP 51aff, --·-•- ... sudil' e" ' death on Park St. last Saturday, and anol Frank Ru,fl ..,., '!"" , me,d ~ · ·' Five branches of servtce offer uniform neat It had people In uptowij approval of pr1orlty proJects .._.,... wm " they had to be caD~ back on head ot the 01l!CUI!r. Mnlnilt. With sturdy shoes for your sandaled feet. Pomeroy wondering last week each of the counties and 18 J. Edw Foster, 85, .who . ' >r"T 11 ;i • 1But burn your cards, draft and soc1al security •J why the motber duck decided faced with the task of died while attending a Jllel!)lng Sunday when reignited. lee. ' \ '1 5 ' And confirm to the world you're immaturity upon the area underneath the ol the Isaac Walllln r..er ' ue ' ·~ bl " the applications fiDed out Monday nl'•ht. He had jus Jl!iNNIFER LOHSE, dangh· TEN GALLIPOLIS_, .111$cltera ConU-·e on 'llnot to take the arne laundry to hatch ber young then • w ':oi'lib>ll :,-, ~ ~e your brave fellow men fight in why sbe abandoned them' at submitted. Ured two months ago from the ter of Mr and Mrs. Harold were named, by !lie~ . >Wei" V1et Nam once. We understand the enHre vx:e presidency of The Farm· Lohse of Pomeroy, has board ol educalioa , w-11111 Jl.llswer will you give your son By Wayno G. Braadotadt, M.D " laboring on both llio ers Bank and Savings Company. aelected for Mortar Board to teach In the reDied!al readlns i! ' paddy was afraid to carry a gun"" SAYRE "-'· Program for Meigs and the He had been employed al the honorary at Ohio Slate Univl!l' pf08J'am thla summer. The ,, Q - Wbal cauo.. RICHARD , uu~wr gram m GaUia County bank 43 years slty. Bill Zerkle was named board adopted a calendar for ;f;~ SOMEONE WHO CARES "2" Ia' How long does it take af the Gallla·MeJ~s Co~uwty With the Guiding Hand · bandsman of the year by South- the 1116U7 yean, which w1ll 'I\, · R's ;you tbinli: of all day long get over the achmg In I h Action Program, " buSler each MIDDLEPORT residents In em schools. Martha Eschleman aee scboollettlng out earlier \on 1 ;~''"' • Someone who's Watling back at home. chest'' The Meigs County Collllllis- the vlclruly ol the mwncipal has been mstalled president of May 31, ~~ne who cares, whose heart does yearn, A _ The"' are m..y Sayre, w1th Ass! Director sloners, plainly happy that there park complamed to town the Bela Sigma Pbl sorority I'm patiently for my safe return. pa'"mo Ia The Hoffman and the re" a chant~ thiS area will have council Ibis week agamst the Bobby Ord has been named re· AFJ'ER MONTIIll of plannlnl 1 YQU and no one else, my dear, , j ;orm " ca~sed by the pneumoa $35,000 Youth Program thiS blowmg dust In that area. Jlec- creation director for the sun> the Gallia County Junior Fair .Ji1~ ' ((In say those words I long to hear, coccus wJih vrral pregnancy). In erther case, thiS summer. have Indicated their reation officials prom!"' that mer program in Mlddleporl. hoard comple~ the program !.~1:~ i1J: Io~~!'_you " JUSt three litUe sounds, 1rumliflg 8 close second Pneu- should be treated as an emer- readiness to absorb the local the Situation will be corrected , for the exposition wt-Jch oper11 tJ... •' 'Tblt ~ake my heart do leaps and bounds, morua may also be caused by gency by a skalled obstetriCian share of the cost .. Just M soon Iduring the summer season. E. A. WINGE'IT of Racine Aug. 3. P• 1t'il for you alone, I'm over here, tul . ot 1 as the project can get final ap-1 has been reelected chairman • 1b ' arerrua, parr I h M Dem II .,. • SCI tbaI you'll never h av e to fear , gu mever, u er- Q - What Is the longest per· proval " RA~ NE planmng st'Wer· of I e e1gs ocra c execTOP WINNERS In the two 1 18 0 1 1 l~ 'l'lle hlrd•bips and dangers that some people face ~~';'.':;,, P \y any , age system. The vlllago Will ullve eommlttee. Rolland CraiJ. div1s~ons of the Knigbts of 100 of gestation on record' In In other lands of foreign race . inhalmg food or other fore!gn ca.'IOs where a husband a n d CONTINUING THE Federal Ireceive a grant ol $4,3511 from tree has been promoted to dep- Pyth1as highway oafety conI'm dBo~ by~~~~o~:~·ilfou'~t~~~:.~before bodres l asp~rallon paeumoma). WJfe have been separated this program diScussion, we learned the Federal government to uty to county highway eogin- ~st were _Linda Denney and ,, Now may die hut if I do may be of legal Slgmficanct last week the Neighborhood make prellmmary plana lor !he eer, H P Chnsty. , J1mmy Hill. 1 ,. 1 Pneumenia does not Youth Corp111 project may soon system .' 1 nOW must close, I cannot tarry mthe chest but may A - A definite answer can- be a foci 11 would prov 1de emTHREE POMEROY churches MISS PEGGY Brown, daugh· • II So-tbaiiiDme day we can agam bve together. pleurisy, whJCh d""s not be given because we have ployment lor !:Ill Gallia a n d RUTLAND AWMNI Will a nught drop the plan for vaca· ter of Mr. and Mrs ltarvey ~ "' "' "' '· long a pleurisy can last is no sure way of determmmg th.e Me1as youth this summer. tribute •• a former su lntepn: tion Bible school because of Brown of Gallipolis, was se"· ~TE the tremendous ram durmg the last we••· )eel to many Imponderables exact date per a•>d lack of mteresl. There must be lected as May Queen at Rio "k ' 1· It JSf 1 •hear the program has been dent of wthe local schools "' d M d h of con-uon 17 ' elld ill April, several Me1gs, Gallia an ason assume t at 1t ta es pace a · · te sho b Ma G nd Col • ·•oCUl&• 841)1, and Cub Scouts, thou~h somewhat curtarl· h middl 1 the tim be- approved in the Columbus of- rellring county superintendent more m rest wn y Y ra e lege and presided ov0 1 ......... 11~.•- -~ead Wllh !herr campmg actiVIbes at the Q- My uloce JS m her ter 'h • d fice, returned to the G allla· o. o. Patterson on May 211 ' 23 In order to assure the school er the event held Saturday on / ~- - • ... enth month of pregnancy I e last menstrua 100 an Me1gs CAP for m1nor altera· the Cfll!lPUS, The eollego has .....&lllllaG!ml!IY Jumor ~a~rg'!'unds, Writes that she Ia jaundiced the f~rst miSsed period. Hons, and " now enroute to the DOG DAYS ARE upon Me•gs GALLIA COUNTY named a new Dean of Studenll, :•\~:lMUts were linmg up for mspection, a big must stay m bed Can she or ! cases have been reported In Chicago office where 11 will get County Wllh the report of the THIEVERY WAS A major Herman L. Koby, who ret!d ;:idolill Jllllpled overhead, putting an end to all ac- her haby be saved' 1 whJCh the duration of pregnan- !mal approval or re)ecllon fi1'8t r~bld dog of the season problem m Gama county Ibis celved hla doctorate degree at iifltl........._.,.,1, came after heavy showers on Friday, Ap· A h J di< , b cy accordmg to the best est1reported kUied In the Bailey's week. Last weekend they broke Ohio State this year. fie as. , ...;~a·n~T.teady ram all morrong on April 30 - Ttoe nlauat • ~ay 1ue mates available exceeded 11 ODDS 'N ENDS DEPART· Run Rd area into a slol'age building on the sumed his new duties Aug. L IDl QJI_, "' " • .~. • ( t 1 ec IOUS :~ calendar months but no obste- MENT - Larry Price, vars1ty ' • Joe E Miller property at Rod· 1 "'~ 'G;, "allla Academv. High School Principal Carl .~~m)mg a ant 11 nop tr ph trlctao 1n hiS rrght mind would p1tcher at Marietta CoUege, was GENERAL TELEPHONE Co ney and stole a water pump MEMBERS of the Washing. PBif~...~ ~ K Cl acue ye ow Y let a pregnancy contmue that tops m the P1eneers . , baaeball whJCh • serves the Pomeroy-· va1ued a1 ••150, and two tamp- •· , ""' ~ :!l'BS a guest speaker at the stale . ey ub .... of ,ethe or Hver (a rare hoia oaer1wn sc hoo1 sa1ety patrol left 1 MOnvel!,tlon in Cleveland on April 30. Byers IS now a ous condition associated With long today. 1conference m strikeouts last Middleport area, on the eve 01 ers at 1250 eacb. Ronme Miller Thursday for the an1111al Junk<\~ •• , ember u! General Motors' speakers bureau. week Larry, a freshman, issuing new directories reports of Waterloo reported a spare 1o Washington, D. C. dl ' ·1 • * • burial 1D. crown cat, o•DM"r' und~r Q - Recently 1 bought a set I bad regtstered 65 strikeouts to that numbers wiU be 'changed tire and wlleel stolen from a ~~~~ ' efved the Parma City School Syste~ i_n Cle~e- ~:0:~~:~. ofb!~. wauJh • ttallf')' o( Teflon-coated pans and skll- lead the conference so far tb1s from the present two letters lnlck Later m the week the CARL NIBElT has bel!fl la11.d several years before taking the posttton w1th lets. Today 1 read thai a high- season Pomeroy seniors are Matt1e Olasteen home was en- named to head the execuUve ll>\~~ iors John Wickbne, on hand for the con~ ,.,.,r 1 Mct•rt,., .,.,, la&ld•eap~ and 1 Jy pmsonous gas 15 released leaving on thell"trtp to Washing- OhJO off1cials. tered on Rt 1. Vmton, and the committee of the Gallia couney lin ~i ·..:, two K~er Creek students, spoke to Bv· nuneyman. dted Frlilal' morulnll ,, when Teflon is heated to 400 de- ton 0 c today The new , Ray Waugh property on Vic- Republicans He succeeds rrea th ,., I G !li~lis hll 1u 1 Ewla.eton oomt Ht \liu ' • POMER . were Beman of 'lhurman, who held er t t day 1ckhn& said the ormer a born 1n Pib "DU~rty. M•Y • · 18118. grees Fahrenbett What do you Ioff1ce or Mayor C 0 Ftsher OY'S FIRE and Em- tory Rd Three )Uvemles ll):af)emark~d, 11 T~ll all my friends down t ere ~:c.(lr~y R~ 0:.~-!!~.!.new"ci::e~ think. and Poltce ChJet Herbert Gil· ergency groups have done 1hetr chatged thiS week Wltb the the post for 20 yean. Morrll '~ifO+il, Molihln. lJl HU3. and liM IUHIVIL', I key at the Middleport Town "fair share" toward financing breakmg and entering or the Haskins and Larry Corbin have d li11: • • • BLJ:bl 11.1rvt1'JIIIJ eblldno l.l't1 Jl:lfl I the Bo 1 • alot. YEARS AGO from the flies of the Gal· •"•' •~"' ~• ....,.. M-' " A - Ia onler to get fumes Hall adds much to the bmldmg 1 ys League activities thiS Hunt store on Eastern Ave been named to the comm1~ 1 , ~...:"':, ';!.!:~to.";. M:ebn(;J~~ from Teflon the temperature It JS a real improvement Iyear. tee to work Wltb Dr. Thomas Tribune and weekly Gallia Times · · · "" " •~=•· •·~·· must reach 3110 degrees CenllThe firemen voted to donate THREE STREETS In Kan· Price and Kenneth Morgan on u.,.., Sigler ends SJX-year service Wlth Galha •~Jo• lnd Elmer !dcCuty, aU of COium . while 111111 were closed by Gallm proposmg . a federal program for "'' ''"' ""'""' " oom• grade. This Is 716 degrees Fah· CONG WALTER H Moeller, I fllltl to the orgamzallon ~61~'· Board .• William (Son.hy) Fullen sco_r· :t'Rt ~~.~,r."':~~~~!::'':': ;,...n:he~t~rm~~ renhett - a temperature no t while visiting m Middleport Frl- the emergency squadmen have County CommiSSioners, as they tbt development of the Chick. of a possible 200 pomts for top honors m Wuh ,~n,wn. c ," .. !"nerat •erne..:~ likely to be reached m a well- day, indicated that a bndge on chipped In an additional $50. are ln the vicinity of the pro- amauga basin into a more es1 :~~~~~'~ ty grade tests George w11 • • M.oupee ... MtCoY t~~atral !!: COUD nomination,' Thomas E. Hom• run kiichen II, by chance, you the new Racrne Locks and II was reported that t h e poaed new Rt 35 by-pa" pr<' tenslvo recreational area. d A eli did inhale the fumes of vapor- Dam " still In the picture Pomeroy Boys' League, begJR· JOCI which io scheduled to be ..!~~~~~~t~n~~B~n vo; 1~ w ..,...••:.~.:·~=· .M·:'n~~f~orr~~- ued Teflon you ought get a Cong Moeller reported his ntng the year With a deficit of let sometime this summer. DENVER Brumfield, former .. " ' dena of Bldweu. cUtd Friday mnrn mild respiratory illnfss resem- opm1on that the Corps of Engi- over $500, need to raiSe $1,000 Gallipolis resident fireman has for M;~ ~~~e~~ c~~~ :-~ 1 b~~~~:r:d:'~:.' h~::: blmg m(]uenza, from wh1ch you neers would be wiUmg to de- th1s year The donation by the ADA BORDEN, ZS, of Kerr. been appointed as merchtmt poo. C1 W. Rife ann.ounces C & 0 ~~am'•an!88lll.l.l'Yda~=; :~: ~~~· would recover m 48 hours or sign the dam to Include a two volunteer organizations puts was placed on three year!! pro-- lliceman for the city. He "•c"o'n'tinu·e passen•er service in area aen11• pncldl'd. htr ,. :~eato 1n less Without any treatment. If bridge. Ted Hanna, 1 the Boys' League group welt on baUon on perJury chnrges grow~ places \WJ P. 1~ A. neplMiw, .loy Pntotl, a!! Bt<l :1 Its 1.. al aseballe,!S top Nelsonville 7·1, but Jose 6·5 wtu. •Dd ••vtraJ ntller m~e. and. Telon-ooated. k.itchefl utenaus The lOth district represents· I way. ll~ out of the trl m C()nnec- res1gned b IU!pb.-w• 11.1o1T• s.rvtce• w1u • were HOt safe the Food and Uve said tt IS hiS understandMid Bees lose ovA opener 8·0 at - held at BtdnU Methodllt ebureh .. t . :.;_..,. trounces Gallians, 6·1. tlO P m SUnday Burtal wHJ be Drug Admunstratlon would not ing that West VirgJnia has a· Ra Fttrv:le• UDder 411rec- P'='= ~]~~~~!.!'~--~~~':"'~~~~~=-===:- l1 ~q"~'·~,~ ~ ~~~c~··~c:tmttery ~ ~·~·~~··~m~ ·~--~ m=ll~th=el=r_s_a_l•.~------~gr=eed ~=to~fi,=a_n_d_i_l_oow ___ ls~_to tuah," was Cadet hand , 1 ·~ Q~lng i~ntintl fj,\j -. DOC"~'Oft ~:i• , ~~...._ _.~ SAYS 1 '·~ I ~· -~ ,'\'eel< , PRESENTS , J. M. Thornton, rlgbt, poppy cbalrman for Pomeroy .>rew-Webster Pool 39, Amencao Legion Auxlhary, pins a poppy on Pomeroy May'or Charles Legar after he declares May 20-21 as Poppy Days !Q Pomeroy, ·. "' Poppy Days in Pomeroy will be May 20. 21 ' I ' I I I ' w'::h I 1 1 11 11 1 "" '''""' ii' ru:ncr:re !.: BIRTHS, DIVORCES REAL ESTATE DEATHS, MARRIAGES ., • ' ' ...,. __ ,.......__ .- ........... ,..- _,,... ,....r• ,. ,. •.. ..,,~.,. .. .~.,. , ,. .-.. ...... ..... ,. ..... -..,,. ,~ " ' u ..... ' Poll)eroy Mayor Charles Le- 1diSabled veterans of three The fight tbal ye so gravely gar has announced that Poppy 1 wan. I hereby proclaim May led, Days will be observed thhl year Z0.21 lo be ofncral poppy days We've taken ap, and we will In Pomeroy on Friday, May 2ll 11n the YJilage of Pomeroy and Ketp true fallb wllb you wlo and Satlhday1 May 21 • j I strongly urJe that all our c1tt- Be asleep. With eacb a cross Poppy Day, which IS the .,., zens observe thiS day by wear- to nual memorial to Amer~ean I mg the memorial poppy " Mark bls bed. Where unce bit War dead, J9 sponsortd by the Mrs J M Thornton, cha1r- owo Amer1can Lag10n Aux11Iary and man, satd the Pomeroy Legion Life-blood rao red. So let your volunteer workers from the auxiliary buys the poppies from Rest be sweet. and deep lu auxiliary wtl1 be on street cor~ veterans' hospitals and the do- Flander's Held• ners throughout Pomeroy offer· nabons received from the pop- Fear oot tbat ye have died lor lng popp1es to the pubbc. p1es go to various veterans hosnaught. Mayor Legar's proclamation p1tals and ram111es m need m The ,torch ye tllrew t1 u we sa1d the Pomeroy area. caugbL "Poppy Day enables every Local American Leg1011 offl- Teo mUIIOD undo wdl bold II Amen can cthzen to personaUy cers C()mmended the poem ''A- biib wear a memonal to this na- merica's Answer" by R W Lll· And freedom's light shall nevtJon 's war dead At the same lard, fit ling for dle occas1~n I er die, t1me the wearing of a rod poppy "R..t In peace ye Flanden We've teamed lbe l.,.on thai is recogmzed as a tribUte to our dead, ' ye taught in FlaDder's field. 1 :nd !d \ J!'ljm. ~.'-~ of .II~ 2,' """"" THE Q~ ~ ~ City, ~not IUji.tt. ,tllll boani ~ was markeCI b)f ,we,l<. \9 ,~~...:qiJ[Iljia~ , illiiills!COtlN'I'Y 'dllit 'l'ltiJilK GliioENEIII!Ill ·the , Cheshire, recently the Times·Sentinel. ' ! 1 ~~ ~ .. f.!...,.~ :a~ !!r Dlf!~ c. ·w~l ,nve 'ill.llt .;.g ·~ a :.ev~ ttm~•,UW·h,er ~·· tfn1;lc. son of Rev. • I"' \Oil"' "! : ,,' ' ' • 4 Counties Will Hold Conference Fred Crow Appreciation For all Work �' •i! ~'""'· .'· -. ~ Speaker IS '-' .·_. c. Mr. Moeller os to class of 1966 1 He bas served on congres· tbe former L•nore Raffttty, High school : olonal committees on science, ' elementary school teacher, .IIJI)e at a p. m. !aeronautics, and space and they are the parents of auditorium. many olben. In 1959 he was daughter, Mrs. John was first elected :appointed to a commi11ee to' and have one Congress, and was !attend a NATO conference ;n .Recently Mr. the 17th and 88th •London. He os a past president awarded an honorary Doctor f 1 d · the I!JIUI ' of Kiwanis, past member oi l Laws egree rom. ;served as IYMCA board, and s"ved two Iseminary m Sprmgfoeld, ru. {o'r"'.,''""Ol the · - - - - - -- - -- - ·- I ~eademy ~!oeUer I A~:~,:~::ion Educa· and """"'" "'""""-"'""''""'""'" R ' t p DRIVF;R FINED eJef enny Ralph William Shane, Ra· Ttje _··~ker was born near lcine Route! , has been arrrest- Turns up in lndllnpol.,, IIJd., on Marcb ed by tbe Rae me Marshall and ~!{ ~10, An ordained minister, ! fined $13.70 in Mayor Pyles' M h s ~~Q)Z:U:~~ s!"~::.r;·~\:::..:.::~~.~~""'""·~ urp y tore NaliiJ.nil A< tionif.rogram.'· 1 . ..~ · · ,' ~~ sf~~,:?~~. ~· *r ~: ttet - Municipat~prt~m~~.~.-~ tb~·St~te : ·.. In Two of Three Contested ~raff•c Cttses . North Gallia d Junior Name . c.·rl Delegate ~Iter a iw 'oar collision ~prti ~~,tth A •dent ~' e ~~;·., •' : ' ' 1 ...,,Jf, ...... St . tJ't , CCI Ill< ~Jlt ip.S4, .pHd, '"mo ~~e. and ,~,.., In ' I and 'J\ ,.; Boivl\l .., 23 .a Clark'i car struck the back of ,, • , I• - ;.tO:.• · • · m. ~r· the Sprlnser ear, be stopped but JDveslliJ8ted II, CroW!' ~~.!!!;'IO~S!Itnf whue S'""~.ier wu at..._ po~ -a;tlholillhe r ....~·,·,. ·•:. dJt ..'' riar wheel rims and botn Ures were flat. No , arrests or lnjuri~s wer1 reported. . Shedfl Hartenbach saod Friday and Saturday m· Ronald Phelps, 27, Sy· racuse, charged with assault and _battery; Norman Evans, 2!, Ill· I, RetdSVJI!e, on a bench warrant, and Emmell Welsh, 56, R. D. Pomeroy, lnloxoca· If ' 'sto~~ri'"to ~·. l:l , · . .- . • 3 /!l.':\ City pollee tnvesttcated two· In ell)' pollce,, !ll~· In' q~~ 11 lice report thraccl· dent, drove away. Marvin E. Goff, 2ll, Rl 1 traffic accidents Friday In ·Gal· .:: PI Langsville, wbo bad titller UpoliS. No one was injured aM pleaded ' not guilty to a city po- no cllarges nre ftled, It .,.... lice cbarge of speeding, was broqsht lo 154 _the tl =~ ~~JJ,and~: c·OUDCI•t l 0 ., , ' ...'' ~. ..:....inJ. and lAI" l'i Cblllla 'Rl , i~Pa:M mAAd nu~ber :~; ui!Ol!l'c.ttpn, ' ' \ ~~~f: d:V:S;'~ve~r. Frid~y, Minor·~ ~ehkl c~r Monday NIJJhl ~: v -I H0 }d Df}•11 te l fJfeguards at . . .\! . lion. , sunty and «ned $15 and tile I ' •>• · , ·. Ul. He . earned his . .. Area coin colledors will Linda Blackburn, daughter ol SHEEP PI.ANE RELUC'UNT Tlie tltlrd C(llltealed ..... An accident wblch occurred I Two ehlcleA are bjcbelor's degree from Deliinterested in a 1965 one cent Mr. and Mrs. Randolph I I opeedilll, ap!Dsl BU!y G. Ev- sometiml! between 7!15 p. m. ~ ~Uegobi Obi<l and maspiece now in the possession burn, Rt. 2, Bid~ell, has BASTfA, Corsica (UP!) ana, Sl, Rt. Z Galllpolll, wu and 9 p.-or: on May 12 ""' re· l)amag!lfl In Wreek ·:., te!"s ~ frmit Indiana Uni· Mrs. Garland Lanier, of named North Galha's 1966 · shepherds staged a dismissed because ol lnJtdfte. ported to pollc;e at 2:!11 p. 1)1. • .\ ., ""'ity. FollowlnJ his graduate G. c. Murphy llower) eye Girls' Slate delegate. · at an airfield tent evidence. Friday. Robert Kautz, 20, Pom· ""' eauaod lo wor. be was elected to Pili Gallipolis. Miso Blackburn Ia sponsored here They cla!med At a spedal hearin•. request- eroy, told offieora, hlo had two .. In collision Friday Dell& Kapp& Jchoialllf< fraler· Earlier this week Mrs. by vonton Legoon Post No. 161, their sneep have been glVIng ed by Fred Roeo, regJStrar of been hot by an unodentlfoed car [· at 1.25 p.m. on MHI-st to Mld~ty in edUclltD~· • ier received <~n unusual and the Vinton Auxiliary unit. less milk since jet planes began the bureau of motor vehaeles. while ln the courthouse park.. dleport. , _ ~. . Moeller served pastorin that only part of the She is a junior, and a member roaring over their grazing land. Judge Robert S. Betz suspend· ing lot. There was damace Pollee aata MarUta KIJ.zet, . .... Preble, Ind., Van Wert, 1 l") and back were properly of the football and basketball ed the operator's license of Arn· the left front door. 38, Rl. 2, Pomeroy, puDed ~var Sprillp, Md., ~ Lan· graved. It must have been cheerleaders squad. North Gallia chorus, Girls' En· old W, Gla9Sburn. 23, Bidwell, Late Friday, Rita Ann Sin· , from a curb and bit I weslcuier,_ an,. While m Van The Mid-Ohio Valley Industrl· "reject" that got away The delegate is 8 member of semble, 4-H club (an eight year for six months. G1assburn had elair, 22, Wellston, was backing ' bound ear driven by Jane Elaine a1 Emergency Planning Council the government. Beta Club, Future Business member), Junior Lea4ers Club, accumuJated ~2 points within a \ into a parking space at the j Russell, Sl~. Mlddl!port. 'lhert will conduct a drill on Monday The "partial" penny has Leaders of America. new>oa· and attends the Bidwell Metho- two year pemJd Un fact since i Shake Shoppe, Second Ave. and was approximately- t'IS dlmage evening, May ~6, at the Va?a- date on the ··heads" side, per staff, scholarship team, and dist churrh where she is c. 1urch - - --- - --- -- - -· - iSycamore St. •. and b~cll:ed into to the RUssell ear and~ dam· dium Corporation of Amertca 8 slice 6 f the design on the was secretary of the student pianist and a member of the CITY WATERWORKS small storage bulldmg. There age to Martba Klzzee\1. Marplant at Graham Station, West "tails" side of the coin. council during her .sopbomure Bidwell MYF. Mis'i Blackburn Friday temperatures- high 84, was· minor damage to the ~ ' Kinee ,was cited ~ Mayor Vlrginia. Some believe the coin year. !Is a subdistrict and !'Ustrirt low. &2. Saturday reading - 70 1bulldine and no damage to the .C. 0. Fisher's eourt for fallurt Membership of the MOVIEPC valuable as far as coin She is also a member oft h el MYF officer. at II a.m. ·car. Ito yield the al . come from various industries, tors a.re concerned. hospitals and law enforcement guardJ. at the Middleport agencies In Mason and Jack· mUl!ictpal JIOiil 101" the summer aon ~Wllles. Wes.t V~rginia, 77, 'J of 1118f !llvo liien IDilOWlced by ond Meigs and Galha Counloes. the~Nii.,; Commission. This organization was formed Tfl.ey are BI:Jddy Moere Sean for mutual aid In the event of Mullen, llomlie Hlndy ' and disaster to any of the plants or SteJ'JhanJe P.PI\ID. Seleded as communities within the area. Represe.nlatlve Walter alternates In Chari.. Clark· Fire Departments from Rav· ler (IJ.OhJo) announced son. Aal Bradbury, Larry Vance ens wood, Mason, New Haven 3 federal grant of $95,5f 4 to and Carole Anderson. and Point Pleasant, West Vir· Institute for. Regl.onal. Develop- \ The schedule for swimming g:inia, and Middleport, Ohio, will ment at Olno Umverstty, ll~ssons Is as follows, according answer the tlmulated emergea- Congressman hMoeller 1 ex- I to Mrs. Thomas Scally: ·cy caD at the Vanadium plant. plained that t ese supp emen~ June 13-JW>e 24, Junlqr Life Each fire department answer· tary fun~ were lo support th Sn\:ing, Intermediate. · Ad- ing the call will extinguish the ~~~htute s ~xpand~ and tntenvanted beiinner, senior life sav- fire. This will give them exper· ~J.fted_ techmcal assistance · " ience on the typf's of (ires that dres m the 21 ·county southeastln . Oh'10 ' Ev@ning, June 27 • July 8, be- they might expect to find at the ern area. . . i!···nE'r ~ iRed Cross); begi~ various industries and p!anls The funds. were granted by . Beginner 3, Beginner 2. Be-. throughout' the area. th~ ~con?mtc fllehvelriment Ad- f ...·.er 1. State and local Pulice Depart- mmJstrattOn o t e epartme11t 1 ruly ll · JulY 12, Advanced ments in the four county &rea of Commerce. . . · s · 1 t ed wo'll conduct traff 1·,. survev >nd Mason Morht, xecutive I 1 nmet, W\mmer, · 'd 11 • B 1 n ermB - ·m '"'me ·as•s may reroUte· traf • rector of Ihe 1nstttule, sa1 1e Ad ~· . vanct~.~ ea1mer, e- "'' t .... • · 1 b d ' . , . Red Cr ) fie to keep congestion dowu al new funds w1ll a so e use to 1 nnt I , I . , O!S • · 1· . ' t Z.'l • A , the plant sile. assts· t commum•t·~~ m p anmng . . 8 1 5 Jt 1 Y USUll . • egmner new and more effective devel- ! (Rr,/ eros.,,; Beginner 3, Beopment proj~ts for the fU1UrC I ~inner 2, Beginner I. May 31 • June 10, Adults, tl LiU 11 ;3(1. a. m. Regtstralion dates 101" te!sona will be announced later. All · eourses art Red CroJi e1cept Beginners I, 2, 3, and adults Tile · lnltru.ctor li Mrs. Tom The annual Norlh Galllo SCJ!ly and. the arssistant in· The United Stat~~s Air Force alumni banquet {which includ~s struc\Or la Mike lJoyd. has announced 3 new program , graduate!i of Vinton and Bid~ for men with former military I well-Porter Hlgh schools) will WEEK'S WEATHER service. A prior servkeman be held a! North Gallia High temptratw't, precipitation, may now enlist in the !lame schoel on Saturday, May 23, Bt woflhet COI!dillona lor 01cll 24- lgrad• h• held at the lime of l7 p.m. (EST). bali' period, u recordfd by l.teparation from active duty, if A dance will fel_low the banPete MeCormick at Fairfli!'ld Itl1e enlistment is completed prJ- quet at 9 p.m., wtth music weather atatloD. Ior to the st>eond anniversary of ing furnished by the ''KanawDay JIIP Low Weadter Prer. his date of separation. ·, ha Rambler Boys." 1 Sua. ... at 52 Fair Sgt . .Jaek Stephens, local Airl Anyone not receiving an invi- 1 J ·aa. -· ...- 61 l» Fair Force rtTruiter, said that for- I tation should contact one of . t -........ J8 :ZS Fair mer senicemen who have been ) following: Mrs, Walter Neal of ! 'lVIII. _.... 64 31 Fair 1 separated 3 or 4 years may al· Bidwell, phone 44&1li88. Mrs. I fbUrt-. ••·-· 12 4'7 R.aln· .43 1so be eligible. Prior servicemen ! Phyllis Mulholland, of Vi'nJon,,il ftl ...... II U Rain .02 1may enlist for~ base. or area l phille 388-8327, or Mrs. Bill 'Sal. ....... U 60 Cloudy .06 1of choke, pTO\•Jded a vacancy i Culty of Gallipalis, phone ~. llpor& up to pns11 Ume. exi!lts in his career field. · 4626. A••IP :1Ji1b t.mperalure fill' Complete details on joining I tlja wnlllllll yur frl, 11lsl year the Air Force may be obialn- 1 Midrllepm't M8 0 1 IJ,4. ed from your local All' ferce · & ~tosl)eld, ' '· IIi- ma.~rled !lpeaker at tor at Giffin Junior College. 1:~5 0 ~~ ' ·:,urtl~~· l.•t,;.::it"faffl;':. .,i;~tii.enit ~.t.. q.,. 08 th~ Uoion-av bridge near •Porn- c<J'\1 ~ cases. • 'l"~"'b; lliii: 's/lte·IIIP. Jltdiftll, -~ ·~ CCIN, ·lfilurt: •'"Y Olle liovoived Richard" H. way . patrol,' Gerald. fl:O ~· 10 Jlekl !"' ltf9t · ~' wty;j "~nd . said Lewis Allan Ciark,-40, ~tumous, ..... . ~iii R< ;;:Ji;fwell{'IIIP 'IInf.d'IIJOkey .JI. Sl~ ll.:l II~ 1' 1!4, Rt. 1, 'Carpenter, fo~ gullty on a cnarg, of ~ll· 8 ,;.s ~~~ fOI' ,pee4 •In n~. J!l!ll'i, Will. !OIJ!HIIiil ~ . "'., lost control of his 19tl6 model skip, and lined $2S and costi. for road <oncllll<!nl; J. 1101 · hi~ ~Iiili· ·., , vehicle, 4rove It Into a dllch, The'l'~harges a~aln!\. Clark Queen, llll, . Jlt, 1 Galllpollll i lorltli!Jii . ~ 1,:' 111\PIIp>. and ljjl a culve~t. Tnere was had been llled by Clartnct '11'111 tined " ~ eoall\ both ehlr~.:,wert:;:l'!,"l:, .'~?~· d~lnaj!e to the roght front and Springer 42 of 56 Neil ' Ave. , lllch, '"'.~'!"''~ib\t 'I' ·~1 • V ~::~~~~~:•wUIH. Moel·bt \German Weri he ..rveti .... ;;••• ::.~. , :;:,,.~ ,. -••trmao'of Fairfield and sociology ins true- CQ«nly Red. Cross, . . r Ae••d~~~.Y . 1 She;lll Robert Hartenliach's In· . · ' · j,f' -'' "" ....:.· • •1:·."--"..l' '- ·lallurt Iii dllo an accidental Gallipolis mun!Jipall&t a.· m Saturday juSt ea!lt ' v1 ~~~:!:::~· _..,.nln ~~ett ' ee, ' . ~- ~. . law .. ,. ' OlYn A. ~~ 11, Rt. '··' •1 I " ·o·m ·...•.,.•.e-~.....c.-~. . . . .Pn .,. '-A ' .) r';,.· -~• ...... ' ~elgs ·~only ~partment t' £1 ~- Vehicle Hits ()itch,;Culvert • • .. , \ i \ .. r " Ia ~ddleport roolNamed ' $00 5.t} Graflt Llf• Js Made tO OU ..... Air Force Has . Annual School New Program Banquet Set For Old Hands I . .;t l "lol !1 1.:: .1.1 , ;; ,, >. 0 • <" ~ < •f. ~· <';; ~. 1 OVER ~~ll'll• IDW temperature for recruiter. Hurt in Accident filii' q.e. ported only one accident on l'riday. AI IUO p. m. Eldon ~lover, 24, Rt. 2, Cheshire, ong south on Rt. 160, a mile II south of Vinton, ran off left side of the highway, car overturning onto ita t.ep. The vehicle was demolished, Injured was a passenger, Carl Buckley, 22, MJddleport, who ~-~"~u~~ "Tftel predpft.ltlon lor the ~-.Chis y~ ·~·last year .30. ,_tptjl preclpilaloon to dale for Mar 11.87 inrhts, last year IU7lndoea. Nomad avtrlge preclpitatiou ki ' '' •t;· - SHIP'S SPANKF:R ROSYTH, Scolland fUPI) Na~y acting sub Lt Pl"ter Allen Froday was severely reprimanded and dismissed frem his ::~hlp because he spanked a 17-yearold seaman in front of the ship's crew. Th•~•te•h~~~~ • A h dd T een·age rio ppre en e ~r':!t~ ~c~oi:;;ii..!i~al, L l'fJ• d 8 k• s •• lf m OW rea mg pree •reed 40,000 Readers Are Exposecl 1o Your Advertising Message Each ~· · Sunday. Q relea11ed. Stover was cited Gallipolis municipal c<Jurl Mou·ll · day on a charge of - · Three juve11ilea. two 18-year-old boys and one 17-year- exCf.ss for road condltiQ!.ls, . old. were apprehended Saturday morning by the GaiUa county tlleriff's department after a window breaking apree Indiana Driver 18 Vl_nlon orea. · - - Ordered to Athens t;, l;lte Ht~hwoy patrol and IIIer· urday Ina! someone had thrown A Fort Wayne Ind truck !jl.!i eruiser• were ~ tho caae 1 fuU boor botlle throu1b the driver, wanted lor questlonltlJ !1'11i\'t"" after the firll broken window of llJe Jessoe Houeblns about a nitskip accident In ,r.th· ;!!'l~ow waa reported at 4:15 relidenc< on ~al Valley Rd. ""·was apprenended ea.rly ~· ~!!"nlay. IJtoe~rs dboyepu. Ten mlnuteo later Mrs Hen- day morning by an officer of hi!Jl p...ed up lbt "'"' ' ry Varney wht resides on. Cber· the Gallipolis Slate Higlnray ~~ ll a.m. Sllurday lithe n0111e Rt•• Uod to rt patrol poll!, on Rt. 13, north of ~ ..,. of the youth In Gallipolis. cy ,..e ·• ca M!po Pomeroy. fll lhret youths were booked two windows, a front rllllm and Ptl. D. J. Stckela ie!l!J'daY.montinllflll lod&ed lo a bedroom, ht.tlbeen broken out WUliam A. Lewis, N, FL ~venilt aecllon ollhe eoun- 111 bolll... ne, and Informed bim he , i;;JIII ~ IWIII· boarlnp on Oll!er ca.- of broken win- wanted by Athens pollee Ill """"" , lher¥"' of m1llciouM dealruc- dowt were reported II the ml- necUon with a bltsklp. The itoln of pr,~ belort Judp d...,. of Elvie HanUey and Bill trot received tlte ct~U 11 12:litll R..,., both ., Ill. let, and aloo a.m., and at 12:52 a.m. Friday, ·· loltD \V. JltiNil, ' '•' \ • ., !n<lfl• • iw I ~~~~~~~thl~~-~~-on~wey~~l-----------------------~--~-----~~-------~~-~~·~ l!liY!Id liP eaU rt f:li a.m. Sal- Mouols, 1111 Keystone Rd. Athens. ~! !• ..' 'i' " �' •i! ~'""'· .'· -. ~ Speaker IS '-' .·_. c. Mr. Moeller os to class of 1966 1 He bas served on congres· tbe former L•nore Raffttty, High school : olonal committees on science, ' elementary school teacher, .IIJI)e at a p. m. !aeronautics, and space and they are the parents of auditorium. many olben. In 1959 he was daughter, Mrs. John was first elected :appointed to a commi11ee to' and have one Congress, and was !attend a NATO conference ;n .Recently Mr. the 17th and 88th •London. He os a past president awarded an honorary Doctor f 1 d · the I!JIUI ' of Kiwanis, past member oi l Laws egree rom. ;served as IYMCA board, and s"ved two Iseminary m Sprmgfoeld, ru. {o'r"'.,''""Ol the · - - - - - -- - -- - ·- I ~eademy ~!oeUer I A~:~,:~::ion Educa· and """"'" "'""""-"'""''""'""'" R ' t p DRIVF;R FINED eJef enny Ralph William Shane, Ra· Ttje _··~ker was born near lcine Route! , has been arrrest- Turns up in lndllnpol.,, IIJd., on Marcb ed by tbe Rae me Marshall and ~!{ ~10, An ordained minister, ! fined $13.70 in Mayor Pyles' M h s ~~Q)Z:U:~~ s!"~::.r;·~\:::..:.::~~.~~""'""·~ urp y tore NaliiJ.nil A< tionif.rogram.'· 1 . ..~ · · ,' ~~ sf~~,:?~~. ~· *r ~: ttet - Municipat~prt~m~~.~.-~ tb~·St~te : ·.. In Two of Three Contested ~raff•c Cttses . North Gallia d Junior Name . c.·rl Delegate ~Iter a iw 'oar collision ~prti ~~,tth A •dent ~' e ~~;·., •' : ' ' 1 ...,,Jf, ...... St . tJ't , CCI Ill< ~Jlt ip.S4, .pHd, '"mo ~~e. and ,~,.., In ' I and 'J\ ,.; Boivl\l .., 23 .a Clark'i car struck the back of ,, • , I• - ;.tO:.• · • · m. ~r· the Sprlnser ear, be stopped but JDveslliJ8ted II, CroW!' ~~.!!!;'IO~S!Itnf whue S'""~.ier wu at..._ po~ -a;tlholillhe r ....~·,·,. ·•:. dJt ..'' riar wheel rims and botn Ures were flat. No , arrests or lnjuri~s wer1 reported. . Shedfl Hartenbach saod Friday and Saturday m· Ronald Phelps, 27, Sy· racuse, charged with assault and _battery; Norman Evans, 2!, Ill· I, RetdSVJI!e, on a bench warrant, and Emmell Welsh, 56, R. D. Pomeroy, lnloxoca· If ' 'sto~~ri'"to ~·. l:l , · . .- . • 3 /!l.':\ City pollee tnvesttcated two· In ell)' pollce,, !ll~· In' q~~ 11 lice report thraccl· dent, drove away. Marvin E. Goff, 2ll, Rl 1 traffic accidents Friday In ·Gal· .:: PI Langsville, wbo bad titller UpoliS. No one was injured aM pleaded ' not guilty to a city po- no cllarges nre ftled, It .,.... lice cbarge of speeding, was broqsht lo 154 _the tl =~ ~~JJ,and~: c·OUDCI•t l 0 ., , ' ...'' ~. ..:....inJ. and lAI" l'i Cblllla 'Rl , i~Pa:M mAAd nu~ber :~; ui!Ol!l'c.ttpn, ' ' \ ~~~f: d:V:S;'~ve~r. Frid~y, Minor·~ ~ehkl c~r Monday NIJJhl ~: v -I H0 }d Df}•11 te l fJfeguards at . . .\! . lion. , sunty and «ned $15 and tile I ' •>• · , ·. Ul. He . earned his . .. Area coin colledors will Linda Blackburn, daughter ol SHEEP PI.ANE RELUC'UNT Tlie tltlrd C(llltealed ..... An accident wblch occurred I Two ehlcleA are bjcbelor's degree from Deliinterested in a 1965 one cent Mr. and Mrs. Randolph I I opeedilll, ap!Dsl BU!y G. Ev- sometiml! between 7!15 p. m. ~ ~Uegobi Obi<l and maspiece now in the possession burn, Rt. 2, Bid~ell, has BASTfA, Corsica (UP!) ana, Sl, Rt. Z Galllpolll, wu and 9 p.-or: on May 12 ""' re· l)amag!lfl In Wreek ·:., te!"s ~ frmit Indiana Uni· Mrs. Garland Lanier, of named North Galha's 1966 · shepherds staged a dismissed because ol lnJtdfte. ported to pollc;e at 2:!11 p. 1)1. • .\ ., ""'ity. FollowlnJ his graduate G. c. Murphy llower) eye Girls' Slate delegate. · at an airfield tent evidence. Friday. Robert Kautz, 20, Pom· ""' eauaod lo wor. be was elected to Pili Gallipolis. Miso Blackburn Ia sponsored here They cla!med At a spedal hearin•. request- eroy, told offieora, hlo had two .. In collision Friday Dell& Kapp& Jchoialllf< fraler· Earlier this week Mrs. by vonton Legoon Post No. 161, their sneep have been glVIng ed by Fred Roeo, regJStrar of been hot by an unodentlfoed car [· at 1.25 p.m. on MHI-st to Mld~ty in edUclltD~· • ier received <~n unusual and the Vinton Auxiliary unit. less milk since jet planes began the bureau of motor vehaeles. while ln the courthouse park.. dleport. , _ ~. . Moeller served pastorin that only part of the She is a junior, and a member roaring over their grazing land. Judge Robert S. Betz suspend· ing lot. There was damace Pollee aata MarUta KIJ.zet, . .... Preble, Ind., Van Wert, 1 l") and back were properly of the football and basketball ed the operator's license of Arn· the left front door. 38, Rl. 2, Pomeroy, puDed ~var Sprillp, Md., ~ Lan· graved. It must have been cheerleaders squad. North Gallia chorus, Girls' En· old W, Gla9Sburn. 23, Bidwell, Late Friday, Rita Ann Sin· , from a curb and bit I weslcuier,_ an,. While m Van The Mid-Ohio Valley Industrl· "reject" that got away The delegate is 8 member of semble, 4-H club (an eight year for six months. G1assburn had elair, 22, Wellston, was backing ' bound ear driven by Jane Elaine a1 Emergency Planning Council the government. Beta Club, Future Business member), Junior Lea4ers Club, accumuJated ~2 points within a \ into a parking space at the j Russell, Sl~. Mlddl!port. 'lhert will conduct a drill on Monday The "partial" penny has Leaders of America. new>oa· and attends the Bidwell Metho- two year pemJd Un fact since i Shake Shoppe, Second Ave. and was approximately- t'IS dlmage evening, May ~6, at the Va?a- date on the ··heads" side, per staff, scholarship team, and dist churrh where she is c. 1urch - - --- - --- -- - -· - iSycamore St. •. and b~cll:ed into to the RUssell ear and~ dam· dium Corporation of Amertca 8 slice 6 f the design on the was secretary of the student pianist and a member of the CITY WATERWORKS small storage bulldmg. There age to Martba Klzzee\1. Marplant at Graham Station, West "tails" side of the coin. council during her .sopbomure Bidwell MYF. Mis'i Blackburn Friday temperatures- high 84, was· minor damage to the ~ ' Kinee ,was cited ~ Mayor Vlrginia. Some believe the coin year. !Is a subdistrict and !'Ustrirt low. &2. Saturday reading - 70 1bulldine and no damage to the .C. 0. Fisher's eourt for fallurt Membership of the MOVIEPC valuable as far as coin She is also a member oft h el MYF officer. at II a.m. ·car. Ito yield the al . come from various industries, tors a.re concerned. hospitals and law enforcement guardJ. at the Middleport agencies In Mason and Jack· mUl!ictpal JIOiil 101" the summer aon ~Wllles. Wes.t V~rginia, 77, 'J of 1118f !llvo liien IDilOWlced by ond Meigs and Galha Counloes. the~Nii.,; Commission. This organization was formed Tfl.ey are BI:Jddy Moere Sean for mutual aid In the event of Mullen, llomlie Hlndy ' and disaster to any of the plants or SteJ'JhanJe P.PI\ID. Seleded as communities within the area. Represe.nlatlve Walter alternates In Chari.. Clark· Fire Departments from Rav· ler (IJ.OhJo) announced son. Aal Bradbury, Larry Vance ens wood, Mason, New Haven 3 federal grant of $95,5f 4 to and Carole Anderson. and Point Pleasant, West Vir· Institute for. Regl.onal. Develop- \ The schedule for swimming g:inia, and Middleport, Ohio, will ment at Olno Umverstty, ll~ssons Is as follows, according answer the tlmulated emergea- Congressman hMoeller 1 ex- I to Mrs. Thomas Scally: ·cy caD at the Vanadium plant. plained that t ese supp emen~ June 13-JW>e 24, Junlqr Life Each fire department answer· tary fun~ were lo support th Sn\:ing, Intermediate. · Ad- ing the call will extinguish the ~~~htute s ~xpand~ and tntenvanted beiinner, senior life sav- fire. This will give them exper· ~J.fted_ techmcal assistance · " ience on the typf's of (ires that dres m the 21 ·county southeastln . Oh'10 ' Ev@ning, June 27 • July 8, be- they might expect to find at the ern area. . . i!···nE'r ~ iRed Cross); begi~ various industries and p!anls The funds. were granted by . Beginner 3, Beginner 2. Be-. throughout' the area. th~ ~con?mtc fllehvelriment Ad- f ...·.er 1. State and local Pulice Depart- mmJstrattOn o t e epartme11t 1 ruly ll · JulY 12, Advanced ments in the four county &rea of Commerce. . . · s · 1 t ed wo'll conduct traff 1·,. survev >nd Mason Morht, xecutive I 1 nmet, W\mmer, · 'd 11 • B 1 n ermB - ·m '"'me ·as•s may reroUte· traf • rector of Ihe 1nstttule, sa1 1e Ad ~· . vanct~.~ ea1mer, e- "'' t .... • · 1 b d ' . , . Red Cr ) fie to keep congestion dowu al new funds w1ll a so e use to 1 nnt I , I . , O!S • · 1· . ' t Z.'l • A , the plant sile. assts· t commum•t·~~ m p anmng . . 8 1 5 Jt 1 Y USUll . • egmner new and more effective devel- ! (Rr,/ eros.,,; Beginner 3, Beopment proj~ts for the fU1UrC I ~inner 2, Beginner I. May 31 • June 10, Adults, tl LiU 11 ;3(1. a. m. Regtstralion dates 101" te!sona will be announced later. All · eourses art Red CroJi e1cept Beginners I, 2, 3, and adults Tile · lnltru.ctor li Mrs. Tom The annual Norlh Galllo SCJ!ly and. the arssistant in· The United Stat~~s Air Force alumni banquet {which includ~s struc\Or la Mike lJoyd. has announced 3 new program , graduate!i of Vinton and Bid~ for men with former military I well-Porter Hlgh schools) will WEEK'S WEATHER service. A prior servkeman be held a! North Gallia High temptratw't, precipitation, may now enlist in the !lame schoel on Saturday, May 23, Bt woflhet COI!dillona lor 01cll 24- lgrad• h• held at the lime of l7 p.m. (EST). bali' period, u recordfd by l.teparation from active duty, if A dance will fel_low the banPete MeCormick at Fairfli!'ld Itl1e enlistment is completed prJ- quet at 9 p.m., wtth music weather atatloD. Ior to the st>eond anniversary of ing furnished by the ''KanawDay JIIP Low Weadter Prer. his date of separation. ·, ha Rambler Boys." 1 Sua. ... at 52 Fair Sgt . .Jaek Stephens, local Airl Anyone not receiving an invi- 1 J ·aa. -· ...- 61 l» Fair Force rtTruiter, said that for- I tation should contact one of . t -........ J8 :ZS Fair mer senicemen who have been ) following: Mrs, Walter Neal of ! 'lVIII. _.... 64 31 Fair 1 separated 3 or 4 years may al· Bidwell, phone 44&1li88. Mrs. I fbUrt-. ••·-· 12 4'7 R.aln· .43 1so be eligible. Prior servicemen ! Phyllis Mulholland, of Vi'nJon,,il ftl ...... II U Rain .02 1may enlist for~ base. or area l phille 388-8327, or Mrs. Bill 'Sal. ....... U 60 Cloudy .06 1of choke, pTO\•Jded a vacancy i Culty of Gallipalis, phone ~. llpor& up to pns11 Ume. exi!lts in his career field. · 4626. A••IP :1Ji1b t.mperalure fill' Complete details on joining I tlja wnlllllll yur frl, 11lsl year the Air Force may be obialn- 1 Midrllepm't M8 0 1 IJ,4. ed from your local All' ferce · & ~tosl)eld, ' '· IIi- ma.~rled !lpeaker at tor at Giffin Junior College. 1:~5 0 ~~ ' ·:,urtl~~· l.•t,;.::it"faffl;':. .,i;~tii.enit ~.t.. q.,. 08 th~ Uoion-av bridge near •Porn- c<J'\1 ~ cases. • 'l"~"'b; lliii: 's/lte·IIIP. Jltdiftll, -~ ·~ CCIN, ·lfilurt: •'"Y Olle liovoived Richard" H. way . patrol,' Gerald. fl:O ~· 10 Jlekl !"' ltf9t · ~' wty;j "~nd . said Lewis Allan Ciark,-40, ~tumous, ..... . ~iii R< ;;:Ji;fwell{'IIIP 'IInf.d'IIJOkey .JI. Sl~ ll.:l II~ 1' 1!4, Rt. 1, 'Carpenter, fo~ gullty on a cnarg, of ~ll· 8 ,;.s ~~~ fOI' ,pee4 •In n~. J!l!ll'i, Will. !OIJ!HIIiil ~ . "'., lost control of his 19tl6 model skip, and lined $2S and costi. for road <oncllll<!nl; J. 1101 · hi~ ~Iiili· ·., , vehicle, 4rove It Into a dllch, The'l'~harges a~aln!\. Clark Queen, llll, . Jlt, 1 Galllpollll i lorltli!Jii . ~ 1,:' 111\PIIp>. and ljjl a culve~t. Tnere was had been llled by Clartnct '11'111 tined " ~ eoall\ both ehlr~.:,wert:;:l'!,"l:, .'~?~· d~lnaj!e to the roght front and Springer 42 of 56 Neil ' Ave. , lllch, '"'.~'!"''~ib\t 'I' ·~1 • V ~::~~~~~:•wUIH. Moel·bt \German Weri he ..rveti .... ;;••• ::.~. , :;:,,.~ ,. -••trmao'of Fairfield and sociology ins true- CQ«nly Red. Cross, . . r Ae••d~~~.Y . 1 She;lll Robert Hartenliach's In· . · ' · j,f' -'' "" ....:.· • •1:·."--"..l' '- ·lallurt Iii dllo an accidental Gallipolis mun!Jipall&t a.· m Saturday juSt ea!lt ' v1 ~~~:!:::~· _..,.nln ~~ett ' ee, ' . ~- ~. . law .. ,. ' OlYn A. ~~ 11, Rt. '··' •1 I " ·o·m ·...•.,.•.e-~.....c.-~. . . . .Pn .,. '-A ' .) r';,.· -~• ...... ' ~elgs ·~only ~partment t' £1 ~- Vehicle Hits ()itch,;Culvert • • .. , \ i \ .. r " Ia ~ddleport roolNamed ' $00 5.t} Graflt Llf• Js Made tO OU ..... Air Force Has . Annual School New Program Banquet Set For Old Hands I . .;t l "lol !1 1.:: .1.1 , ;; ,, >. 0 • <" ~ < •f. ~· <';; ~. 1 OVER ~~ll'll• IDW temperature for recruiter. Hurt in Accident filii' q.e. ported only one accident on l'riday. AI IUO p. m. Eldon ~lover, 24, Rt. 2, Cheshire, ong south on Rt. 160, a mile II south of Vinton, ran off left side of the highway, car overturning onto ita t.ep. The vehicle was demolished, Injured was a passenger, Carl Buckley, 22, MJddleport, who ~-~"~u~~ "Tftel predpft.ltlon lor the ~-.Chis y~ ·~·last year .30. ,_tptjl preclpilaloon to dale for Mar 11.87 inrhts, last year IU7lndoea. Nomad avtrlge preclpitatiou ki ' '' •t;· - SHIP'S SPANKF:R ROSYTH, Scolland fUPI) Na~y acting sub Lt Pl"ter Allen Froday was severely reprimanded and dismissed frem his ::~hlp because he spanked a 17-yearold seaman in front of the ship's crew. Th•~•te•h~~~~ • A h dd T een·age rio ppre en e ~r':!t~ ~c~oi:;;ii..!i~al, L l'fJ• d 8 k• s •• lf m OW rea mg pree •reed 40,000 Readers Are Exposecl 1o Your Advertising Message Each ~· · Sunday. Q relea11ed. Stover was cited Gallipolis municipal c<Jurl Mou·ll · day on a charge of - · Three juve11ilea. two 18-year-old boys and one 17-year- exCf.ss for road condltiQ!.ls, . old. were apprehended Saturday morning by the GaiUa county tlleriff's department after a window breaking apree Indiana Driver 18 Vl_nlon orea. · - - Ordered to Athens t;, l;lte Ht~hwoy patrol and IIIer· urday Ina! someone had thrown A Fort Wayne Ind truck !jl.!i eruiser• were ~ tho caae 1 fuU boor botlle throu1b the driver, wanted lor questlonltlJ !1'11i\'t"" after the firll broken window of llJe Jessoe Houeblns about a nitskip accident In ,r.th· ;!!'l~ow waa reported at 4:15 relidenc< on ~al Valley Rd. ""·was apprenended ea.rly ~· ~!!"nlay. IJtoe~rs dboyepu. Ten mlnuteo later Mrs Hen- day morning by an officer of hi!Jl p...ed up lbt "'"' ' ry Varney wht resides on. Cber· the Gallipolis Slate Higlnray ~~ ll a.m. Sllurday lithe n0111e Rt•• Uod to rt patrol poll!, on Rt. 13, north of ~ ..,. of the youth In Gallipolis. cy ,..e ·• ca M!po Pomeroy. fll lhret youths were booked two windows, a front rllllm and Ptl. D. J. Stckela ie!l!J'daY.montinllflll lod&ed lo a bedroom, ht.tlbeen broken out WUliam A. Lewis, N, FL ~venilt aecllon ollhe eoun- 111 bolll... ne, and Informed bim he , i;;JIII ~ IWIII· boarlnp on Oll!er ca.- of broken win- wanted by Athens pollee Ill """"" , lher¥"' of m1llciouM dealruc- dowt were reported II the ml- necUon with a bltsklp. The itoln of pr,~ belort Judp d...,. of Elvie HanUey and Bill trot received tlte ct~U 11 12:litll R..,., both ., Ill. let, and aloo a.m., and at 12:52 a.m. Friday, ·· loltD \V. JltiNil, ' '•' \ • ., !n<lfl• • iw I ~~~~~~~thl~~-~~-on~wey~~l-----------------------~--~-----~~-------~~-~~·~ l!liY!Id liP eaU rt f:li a.m. Sal- Mouols, 1111 Keystone Rd. Athens. ~! !• ..' 'i' " �. ' ' .. , ~~~ I •.. ' :'u ' '·' (• . l ?! ' "' .... ' .-. •• ., ,q 1NI I} .' •: er IS t.Aomntencemen . £'! .. Moel· Wert he serveD a11 olil"l Eng~f;;h, 'l tcrr::! e! rok11lnn~' of Fal.rfleld bt!German and sociology instrue- County Red C~s,. ,. . speaker al tor at Giffin Junior College. Mr. Moeller " rllat;t'led . ~ for clpss of' 1966 \ He baS served on congre,. the former Lenore Rafft!tty, Acad'!tny H1gh school "sionat committees on science, ' elementary school teacher, June 3, at 8 p. m. !aeronautics, and space and they are the parents of .(cademy auditorium. :many others. Jn 1959 he was ctdughter, Mrs. John Arguales, ~t<>ell•<'r was f-irst elected : appointed to a committee to ' and have one granddaughter. Congress, and was !attMMi '8. NATO conferent>e in : Recently Mr. Moeller: was ti;l the 87th and 88th Lond<Jn . He is a past president\awarded an honorary Doctor ~f · Dorine: the 1963-64 of Kiwanis, past member of ILaws degrtt from Concordia .NQOil'r ,..,.ved as ' YMCA board, and served two Seminar! in Sprlngflel~._111:_ · lbe bireetor of the _ .. _ . -- ·-- • I ReJ' ect Penny Turns up in Murphy Store IJNPA BLACKBURN North Gallia Junior Named Girl Delegate Aeroilautlcs and - - - " " ' " ""'""""""' Administration EducaoRtVER FINED tlonjf~gram. · · · Ralph. William Shane, RaT~ ,.~peaker was born netu" lcine Route 1, has been an'rest•. llliiJiri(IOIII, l[ld., oo March ed by the Racine Marshall iiDd I;' !.)t~. Arl or.dalned minister, •fined $13.70 in Mayor Pyles' nt 'fl!i' lt'llclualed from Con· 1court for speedlnb. ~ Q;Jie,O~"'d In - · -" Area coin collectors wUI sprinlfjela, W: lieSeminary eamed Ills \Jicbelo:r's degree from ' Defl~ interested in a t965 one '!i!C" Cnllege. ID !>bio and mas· 0 UDCJ 0 pieco now in the poSsession l<f'l ~ from Indiana UDI· Mrs. Garland Lanier, ol ~11)1. PollowlnJ hla graduote G. C. Murphy ilower) Stor·e,jooye wolt be was. ~eded to Pili Gallipolis. ll_elta. Kappa Jc!lolastlo !rater· Earlier this week Mrs. ~ty 11! educa~ • jifr reeeived an unusual ~: Moeller served pastorin that only part ef the • .m Prebl~, Ind., Van Wert, and back were properly ll!v• Sprbrp, Md., and Lao· graved. It must have been eUler, OJU,. While ill Vfn The Mid.Ohlo Valley lndustrl· "reject" that got away from al Emergency Planning Council the sovemmenl. will conduct a drill on Monday The "partial" peMY has ~vening, May 16, at the Vana- date on the "heads" side, iium Corporation of America a slice ef the design on plant at Grl\ham Station, West "lails" side of the coin. Vlt~inia . Some believe the coin may Membership of the MOVIEPC valuable as far as coin coll,ec·l come from various industries, tors are concerned. .~~......;,;. . hospitals and Jaw enforcement Life 1\101'<1,1. at tho Mid~ agencies in Mason and Jack· llluaiclpol Poe!! for the 1Ul11mer son Counties, We•t V'll'ginia, 1 of 1• hllvt _.. IIIIIIOWICed by and Meigs and GaUia Counties. the~ Commiulon. This organization was formed Tiley iq. Bi!dd!' Moore,' Sean lor mutual aid In the event of S 0 Mullen, llomlli Hlndy, and disaster to any of the plants or . StelJhanlt JP..n. Selected as communities within tbe area. Represe~tatJVe Walter atternitea lri Cbarlel Clark· Fire Departments from Rav· ler (0-0ttio) announced today son, Ala Bradbmy, Larry Vanee enswood, Mason, New Haven a federal grant o~ $95,514 to the and Carole Anderson. and Point Pleasant, West Vir~ Institute for RegJ~nal , DevelopThe eched.ule for 1wlmming ginia. and Middleport, Ohio, will ment at Ohio Umverslly. les10111 Is as follows, accordinl answer the simulate41 emergtl• ~ngressman Moelsrlerrpplernento Mrs. Thomas Scally: ·cy caU at the V3nadium plant. p1amed that these June lJ.June 24, JuniQI' Life Each fire department answer- tary fun~s were to support Soving, Intermediate, · Ad~ ing the call will extinsuish the ~~~tltute s ~xpan~ and . v:mced beginner, senior Jlfe sav- fire. This will give them ex:per- s1fled. techmcal assistance achv1n~ lence on the types of fires that it1es m. the 21-county soulheast~~vt>ning. June 'f1 - July B, be- they might expect to find at the ern Ohm area. . i! ··ner 4 fRed Cross); begin- vadous industries and· plants The funds _wlerD e;~:gr~lri;an;led:~n::'; !l · : Beginner 3. Beginner 2, Be- throughout the area. th~ ~con?mJc .· -.er L State and local Police Depar~- mmlstratlon of the '< ( (uly 11 • July 12, Advanced ments in the four county area of Commerce. . .\ 1 nmer, Swimmer, Intermed- will conduct traffic survey <~nd, Mason Morflt, xecutlv~ D1- : ~·. Advanced Be&inner, Be-- in some cases, may reroute lraf-! rector of the . lnshtute, s<Hd the , . nnf'l'. (Red Cross). fie to keep congestion dowa at ne~ fund• will_ ~lso be u_s~d. to ; .luly 25 • Auaust $, Beginner the plant site. &!lslst commumt1es m_planmng (RrJ croSS). Beginner 3 Benew and m_ore elfectlvt devel· , ~inn.r 2, Be~nner I. ' opment pro)eds for lhe future. , May 31 • June 10, Adllits, 10 • tiU ll :3Q a, m. Re&istra~orr dates lor 1eosons will be announced later. All tounea are Red Cl'OII acept Beglnnw• 1, 3, and adults. Tire · instructor 1i Mro. "'om 'l'be annual North Gallll Scally and the assistant in· 'l'be Uniled States A~ Force alumni banquet (which lncludei! ll has announced a new program ~ graduates of Vinton and structor il "Mike Lloyd. for men with former military • weU-Porter High schools) will WEEK'S WEATHER service. A prior serviceman \ be held at North Gallia High Temperature, precipitation, may now enlist in the same : sch01~l on Saturday, May 28, at w~ condttioos for each 24- grade he held at the time of i 7 p.m. (EST). bmt period, 11 recorded by nparatlon from adlve duty, if· A dance wiJI fellow the ban· ¥eta MeCormict at Fairfield the enlistment is completed pri-1quet at 9 p.m., wi ~h music beweather atatloD. or to th~ S!Cond anniversary of ing furnished by the "Konaw· il na,. HIP ..... Wudler Pref. his date of separation. lia Rambler Boys." Sun. ···- at i2 Fair Sgt. Jack Stephens, local Air i Anyone not receiving in· tha· ....... • 39 r11r Force recruiter, said that for· I tation should contact one of f;ua ....... II 2S fair m~r servicemen who have been ] following: Mrs, Walter Neal WH. _ •••• ti4 11 flir separated 3 or 4 ynrs may al- BidweU, phone 446-0588, Mrs. I ~- ..... 12 47 Rain .IS so be eligible. Prior servicemen 1 Phyllis Mulholland, of Vinton, ftl. . . ••. . tfi M Rain .02 1 may enlist for a base, or area i phil!& 3ll-&n7, or Mrs. Bill ·1 kt .. .. . .. 16 10 Cloudy .IIi ' of choke. provided a vacancy i Cllity of Galllpolio. pbono ~ ltport up 1o pl'UI time. exists In his career field. 4626. )IIJb temperature for Complete details on joining I tljo wnk tlllo yeor 67, his! year the Air Force may be obtain· M'1ddl rt M n 18 IU. ed from your local Air Force epo a ~-t>'•l(• low temperature lor recruiter. Hurl in Accident @le:. 11eol< Ibis year 12.2, last 'l'be Stale Highway Patrol re~lr N.l. SHIP'S SPANKER ported only one accident on "'lJIII preclpltalloo for the ROSYTH, Scotland ll'PI) - F'riday. At Il :40 p. m. Eldon ~ thb year .50, last year .30. Navy acting aub Lt . P•ler Allen Stover, 24, Rl. 2, Ch..hlre, ~~~ preci.,itation to date for Friday was severely reprimand- ing south on Rt. 160, a mile jltii·)Jir lUI inches, last year ed and dismissed from his ship south of Vinton, ran off the 11.37 lhc'bes. because he opanked a 17-year- left side of the hiC)tway, · -Normal avera~~t prec1pltatioa old seaman in front of tne car overturning onto ltl tep. \ 31 •• Jachea. ship's crew. The vehicle wOJ demolished. Injured wa11 a passeqer, •t l H0Jd Dn•t} MOnday Ntghl !Jfeguards at ~ddl . rt - epo Pool Named .. $99 541 Grant J Made t OU 7 Air Force Has Annual School Banquet Set New Program For Old Hands z. !'l!ue- r. Holmes. Cincinnati, will conduct one of three workshops at the south·Central District Spt:lng t;unier~::U\:~ of the Ohio Child Conservotion League June 4 at Grace Methodist Church. · Mra. Holmes Is a past president of the Cln<tnnati Fed· eriltion, and the Southwest District, served as state vicepresident 1961-63 and state president of the Ohio Child Conservation League 1964 throcgb 1968. 'l'be topic of Mrs. Holmes' workshep wiU be "The Best Is Yet To Come.11 Married in 1943 to Merrell W. · Holme!, she Is lhe mother of a daughter, Stephanie Anr, 17, a otudent al Walnut HUla High School. 1143 graduate of the Univmlity .ol Cmelnoatl College of wbere she received her Degree, she received her I fieg'iee from Ohio Univer· ottended Smith Col· G'r1tdUt1tl! School of Social she received traincasework. •• l c Attorney Will ·· Lead \Aiorkshoo I 1 .I I WSAZ TV-! 1:0-Col'll Cob 7:~ 7:157:.. .. ' WRTN Tv.JI ~ .·• ' fJi~hpghts r .. t:~Morn. Sbow 1:30- au.. 11·25-Nel!l It:30--Cot!<enlral ·- •, .. I ,-_·•. :.·. . ;;·- ' . 1ucJ 11·311-Postofl',. Search For ;Tomor. 12:4512:55--Nen Guldlnl l.lcbl .W0:111aa'• Pale 4• World 1\rrlii .. , Ben Claey ' Pa01~ Confidential 2'1111-Doclora 2:55-- House Party A Wooiieu's 'News Gen. Rospital ) ·JIO....Anoth. World To Tell Trulll J·25News . 3:30-dor.1 Say Edge 01 Night 4: ~~~)...Cartoon 4:311- Secret Storm Rill Tin Till 5:10-QleyeMt Sea Hunt Bravo StaUioD f:JIO....Nows I,:JO....News TIDie·for U1 The Nu,... Never Too Y..m& When Aclloir II CBS News News 7:00-Singll!l 7:3t N""' Speetal Wild 1:00 1:30 Mitch lollller Hopn't w'"' 1 - t:~ Gomer Pyl4 5:311-Mr. Roberti Movie ·' ' iiQU.WiioD !I.JP)l -Ed anci k IS thO comedy S!'lll!atioonJ unaware people ere laqhlng. Butlivan 'li 'l!ourtiog a surprise o! the recording baslnesa. Sl11l Au,... . lunda7 · tdlht. June 22, "When Capitol Recorda bat waxed You'd tbirrk by ..., Mrs. l!ltl'~: l!Uier oinga oo his q~~r,miUioo Copies , ol •arlely shOw. album, the COI1'Pii'f:l Everyone will be aotonlsbed """8b slilce 11 !!tat to leam t!iat Mrs. MUier .Ilk.. •tile ·Beetle&. ...,. alnJing aerloualy. . ·1'1blli·"Mr.. loi!IIer's By now a!mott ev!'r)'one has ioprano break~ 11p beard Mrs. Mlllei-;s. 80111•· on dll{ 1IMirn Into · radJo. Her album is Utled Ia~. 'tile ~Mra. Miller's Groatell Hila," Ia · -irlioll7 purpooolul. ...... ~. Movie 12:GO-TY !llai>el 12:31 Gardea race 'ft>o 12:45 Florida D«IIYI ):00 Meet PreY Oral llcilrer!l 1:311 raetrw ur. ' 1:2:10 Baseball 2:1! 1:30 t:4S Of Garden Ctub~ lulw!DUI Camera J · ~·~···lllllcoieiY Film '1'ru5 ' "" a.•rn?J •• 'I•· --·- . . .. I:Cit 1:31 1:10 1:111:30 liave got 1be .n...,p. But one at capitol or anywhelt has clued ,her ta. ~~~::1 5:00 Reporl oobody has lilt baart 14 1:~0-:(la~Iqt ·e news It her. Stoney Borb - Lassie Sea Voyago Ed SuiiiYIII F.B.L Up to a Disastet ~ y Awards May 2 Perry Ma5011 Condl4 What'• Camero MY 'Uitet News Movle NO ANTENNA NEEDED TOGIT 7-Channels t een·a-e Trio Apprehended ::kl:yba~k ~;~~·po: • d B k• s :.. 1'lD OW rea JD- pree treated at Holter Hospital, and releued . Stover was cited to Gallipolis municipal court · " day on a charge of speed ' Three juveaUes, two 18-year-old boys and one 17-year- acesa for road eonditiens. old. wore apprehended Saturday morning by the Gallla county alleriff's department aftir a window breaking spree bullana Driver ill !nJhe Vinton area. Ordered to Athens ~.,'jla•• Hi&hway patrol and alrer- urday that someono had thrown A Fort Wayne, Ind. trucl< !!·'!. crulsera .were 1111ho coso a fUll beer botUe through the driver, wanled lor quesUonlnl !,"il11<tos afllr the first broken wlndow of the Jessie Houchms about 8 bltskip accident In Alh' ;<!'I!Jow was reported at 4:11 mldenee on Coal Valley Rd. eno, was apprehended enrly flri1\IIT. Saturday. lhtrl!f'l <lepu· '!'en m1 teo later Mr H day morning by an officer o! ti" ~icked up the lhree boys V DU bo s. tile Galllpolil State ,I !8 a.m. Saturday at 1be bomt ry Da;:!~ '"de~~ ,.j patrol post on Rt. S3 ~ of the youth In Gallipolis. ry •....,. •• ca npo Pomeroy. '. ' ·, @I three youtba wert booked 1 wllldowa, • front reom and Ptl. D. J. Ricke!o sloJitped _.!!D'doY morning and lodced In 1 bedroom, had been broken out William A. Lewis, 24, n , lllrjuvenile secllon ol thlooun- bjl boiUes. ne and Informed blm be wu c.' il'llll to await· hearlngo on Otl!et' car,tl of broken wtn- .-,;.led by ,tlhens police II conil"•ll" of mallci0111 dootruc- dowa' ,..... nported at lhe mi· o1<Uon with a bitskip. lion ol property belorl Jqe dtDCO 'ol l!llvle Huotley aDd Blll D-ol received 1he can ' .John W. JlowoU. Re<o, both 111 Rl Jet, lOlii also a.m., and at 12:$% a.m. Frida• '1'lle · aberllf'l apertmeal re- at t1lio .homo of RIOIIYill Lewis WIS on biS way back ,.;veri 1 eall at 4:31 o.m. Sa~ M0111w, 011 Keystone Rd. Athens. Q " : 0: ·de. ·!Ill• *" 11 :00 11:30 Tom & Jerry Qulclr Draw 12:00 Bach. ·Father Sky Kill& 12:311 Yellowstone Linus 12:45- t,oo mA Fliclat 1:30 camp Time Stareher 2'oo Baseball 2:303:~ 3:3113:4&- Jim Walters . Big Ptctll!• - cartoorr Magllla Gorllla Bugo 8f!llll7 Mooster •' I'' ; HoppiiJ ,llo<lper • lla!ldillrirl . .. . . . Let'• Dance. Bawu., .W.,;tern ·'l'beolnt "( ' o er and yellow tulips, a nosegay chairman, Mrs. L. J_ReyRolds. J 4)f pansy, in a glass sherbet us-- and Mrs. Hortie Roush. d ing a paper doily, and a Japa· . t.- nese arrangement uslng tulips The club alse dlscussed plans e and azaleas to participate in the garden e · dubs radit program, and b Mrs. Swisher presented one learned they will be responsible .. of the arrangements t. Mrs. for lhe Sept. 10 program. Peters, in hooor of her birth- Opening thought was a pra,. 1f day· i er by Mrs. Dal-e Mulford. Me• 11~ Mrs. James Roush. vice bers answered roll call by quot.. Ll· president, conducted the busi- ing a Bible verse containing the t1 ness meeting and appointed a name ef a nower or berb. Re r- nominating committee to select fieshments were serve:d tn the a efflcers for the new year, in- guests, Mrs. Swisher and HJII. • eluding Mrs. Marion Dametl, dah Jenkins, and mem!Jers. - · 'I 4••• y, .•. God Is Arlnor Coul'l Marital IO:~UNCLJ: . ·• Newo Sllolr' Roney West Farmer's Da~ghler • • Movie ,Fil.re .·for ""· TV Tube ,Jlt Wealbet Ne111 l!:meot TUbbl Lawman . ,. I MRS. GARY GRIFFITH, of Middleport, (oliow!nf liet wedding of last Jan. 16 in the East Letart Methodist Church. · · She was the former Rebecca Faye Rousb. (See next ~ for account of wedding.) lt:lli Lamp 10:311Look Up 10:45- Cbrlstopi,.,.sJ Sullivan May Court a Surprise June 22 When Mrs. Miller Does Her Show for· CBS News MRS. GARY GRIFFITH Evangelism Noaa.' 2:00-0ur Llveo $:30- •• The Sunday Ttmoo-Sentinel, Sunday, May 15, 19M- Love 01 We ~· Sunday Church t:IO cartoono 1:30 t :U-.Iubllee 'ibe McCnyo 12:00--.Jeopardy 12:25,. ·. ,. . - r 1:30-Singlng - 11:00 Lilt 11:30 Blbl4 II:JIO....MOI'IIinlf Star Andy Gril!llll 11 :._Paradise Bay Die~ \tao 'lyke !:~ ' .-""!i.'I:-... . .··;., 't-aroo:' capL . 1:1101:45 ·, •. • .. • ' sorr, Mr. and Mrs. James Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Nell McMahon, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson, Mr. and Mra. Norman Stewart, M1. anrl Mrs. Elmer Skidmore, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Plymale, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rupe, Mr. and Mr>. Pana RaiJ<,, Mr. and . ".1! • ..., Fun School ... I:Of1:30- lt·IG-~ WCIIS ·n>-t. llolly Word Mike .Wallace · !: ~Today and Mra. Lester Plymale. Mr. and Mrs. catl Gillespie led the group in singing. . . Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Day, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gillespie, Mr. ond Mra. Jlilb GmgpJe, "!'· and Mrs. Mrs. J)lck Sterrett, aec~:I ~:~~~Mr~s. Robert Taylor, taurant lor the annual 1natallaMrs. Back Wilso tlon dinner of the Toddlers to corresponding secretary; Mrs. Tasaels Mothers League_ Harold Walker, Dews reporter, Installing officer was Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Sisson, hisPlymale, District torion-llbrnrlan. . Daylight ·Savings· Time · Daytime Shows ' ·TV-Cable·' Friday i ~ Husbands ·Special Guests Of Club ,. ' -. ., NEW omCERS - Jnataned u officers o! the Toddlers to TaBieil Mothera League Friday night In Oscar'• Reotaurant were, seated, I to r, Mtl. Darrell Day, pre&ld,nt, and Mri. Jame& Swain, vlce-prellldenl Standing, I to r, are ' Mrs. Lester Plymale, District Prilidenl, lnatalllng ol!icer: Mr~ Richnrd Sterrett, IOCl'oWJ: Mra. Buck Wilson, correopondlng oecretary; Mr1. Harold 'Walker, newa reporter;. and Mrt. Charles. SIBSOD, Ul!rarlan·blltoriln. ' '·· . . .. ·.. ,. ••I •- �'· .. .... ' .. ·;· • ' · . 1 ~ ~.~ • ..... . Vehicle·Hits ···.l·i < f-t".>' "~ . . . >: . .··-~ ' ' ••. ,-.:t / •' . 1 - ~ I,· · •. '' . m. Saturday just ea01 o[ S.,.:td•;· COijles~ one ~ .~ ~? '• ~wts ~ ~cademy ~"'~" · ·• • · ~ _;;.;;,,.,_l!l<i! R . Sprmglle!~· p elect enny , , 1 Murphy Store ~Sherlfl North Gallia J , Narne . d. G' }De·}egate ch~rged , . ' ~' a shee~ unusu~l ~nn~ JJ.feguards at ' ,,. · "'"" LaWbarl\, 11 Rl. ' t ' ~ J:~tq~ ·'batfill reques~ OUve L. Holmes, Cinrinnati, wilt conduct one of three workshops at the :south.Centn.i Dhttrict Spri~t; C~!!!~!'~n(l" .-: · '•' c~ ', ' of lhe Ohio Child Conservation League June 4 at Grace Melbodiol Church. Mr~ Kolmes is a past president of the Cincinnati Fed· eratlon, and the Southwest District, served as state vicepresident 1961·63 and alate president of ' lhe. Ohio Child Conservation League 1964 through 1996. The roplc ol Mrs. Holmes' workshop will be "The Best Is Yet To Come." Married In 194! to Merrell W. · NEW OFFICERS - lnstall!d 11 officers of lhe TOcldlera to TasseiJ Molhers LeagUe FridaY night in Oscar's ResHolmes, she is the mother ol a taurant ware, seated, llo r, Mrs. Darrell Day, presld,nt, and Mrs. James Swain, vice-president. Standing, I to r, are daughter, stephanie Ann, 17, a Mrs. Lester Plymale, Diatrlct Preslden~ IDIIIalling officer: Mrs. Richard Sterrett, oecrelary; Mrs. BUck WII.Jon, oorre.. student at Walnut Hins High pondlng aecretary; Mra. Harold Walker, newa reporter; and Mn Charles SISBOn, ll~rarlan-hlatorlan. .' I 1'¥. ·.1 ' ' . ' ,• Hus bands specta• l Guests Of Cl ub School. A 1813 gr81fuatt of the UnJ. ~r~:~~:a:~:~~e~; I AB ' Degree from Ohio Univer· · 1nd attended Smith Col· Gradual< School ol Social where she received train· !'~ Mlntlrcde~ Husbands were speciol Friday evening in Oscar's tauranl lor the annual tnslalla· tion dinner of the Toddlers to Tassels Mo1hen League. Installing officer was Mrs. lng]. l~ 1:~ • • • •• Mrs. Dick Sterrett, Mrs. Lester Plymale. Mr. retary; Mrs. Robart Taylor, Mrs. carl GIUespie led TREASURER: Mrs, Buck Wilso group in slngins. corresponding secretary ; Mrs. . Harold Walker, news reporter, Attendmg were Mr. and and Mrs. Charles Sisson, · Darrell Day, Mr. and Mrs. 1;::;:,~"' Air Force Has New Program For Old Hands t. ,, WSAZ TV-I 1:45-Corn Cob 7:110 Today 7:1111- WOlJB.TV Channel20 f w· D iot · =· '·0: •·so- a • w. Dally Wont f:!O1:1101:311- IIIII llellael Capt K....... Up Emmy Awards May 2 1cing U:!O-Concenlrat. Andy Grlffltlt Diet van Dyb U:!ti-PIIradlse Bay h:M-Morn. Star '. • •' U:OO-Jeopan!J Love Of !Jfe 12:25- Newa Search For Tollllll'. GuldiD8 Light u :110-PooiGIIIco 12:1&12:51-Newa '' '1:111:!111:!5 -Slnghtc , ... ~ u... 1:10 DoeiUi'l 1:111- . .~ .. . H.. to a Disastef l • IO:M-Eve Guess ll:lli-Newa Sol~c~~« .~ • Apprehended een·age TriO i: IJl IDdOW Bre ak.mg spree Dally 'Wont Mll:e WaDaee NIYI' Film ,,.,_ aatraliolll on "How To or and yellow tulips, a nosegay chairman, Mrs. L. J. Reyltolds, tlprin8 Flowers," by of pansy, m a glass sherbet us- and Mrs. Hortie Roush. ra Swisher, highlighted ing a paper doily, and a Japa. Jl'am for the May Dll!et· nese arrangement using tulips The c1~~ alse ~scussed plans ~ Cheahlrt Wayaile and azaleas. to parttcipate m the carden Club at the residence cl•bs radto program, a nd 'Ciareuet Peters with Mrs. Swisher presented one learned they will be responsible llrilyn. Reese co • of the arrangements te Mrs. for the Sept. 10 program. 18 Peters, in hoTWJr of her birth· Opening thought was 8 pra,. ' lwilhCJI\ a member of day· er by Mrs. Dare Mulford. Mem. M~bire Garden Club, em- Mrs. James Roush. vi~ bers answered roll caD by quat.. d the importance of bal- president, t'Onducted the buSi-! ing a Bible verse containi.ng the 1 flower arrangemeats ness meeting and appointed a name ef a flower or herb'. Rt Ide and displayed sever- nominating committee to select [reshments were served to the angemenbJ, Including a officers for the new year. in- guests, Mrs. Swisher and JDe using a blue contai• eluding Mrs. Marioo Dametl, dah Jenkins. and members. WCJIS TV-I ,,25- ••--.Mom. !!bow ______1'-:!: I bia · · Mr. MRS. GARY GRIFFITH, of Middleport, {ollowlnf and wedding of last Jan. 16 in tbe East Letart MethodiBt Church. She was the former Rebecca Fayo Roush. (Scie next pop~ for account of wedding.) .1 1 ieeting Of Garden C~bj mz ..,. =..= -am MRS. GARY GRIFPITH ~monstrations Highlight$1 _ __;__;__.-__.-.,...;.______,lon IJ::Gol~dhenr ~Y Wlnebrenn~. Jlallveo here ' ' Annual ScJ Banquet Sf - W. Va., baa returned tier vlailing with llltl brother-In-law ';,.U: ' Mr. aticl Mrs. Nell McMahon, Mr. llld Mrs. Floyd Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Stewart, and Mrs. Elmer Skidmore, Mr. ami Mrs. Lester Plymale, Mrs. Arthur Rupe, Mr. . pPna Ralk•, Mr. and k StemU, Mr. and Mro. Slason, aud Mr. and ra Hickman. Barney A. Merrill Tuesday lbll:j----------------- == son, Mr. and MrS. James Swain, \ETURN HOlliE ·-- th~ ~conomJc . • '·' I N. ed $99 541 Gra I Made t ' Lead Workshoo ., Monday ~ddleport . • tll ' ~ ~. 0!1•;~. ~ ~--~4(~ o!o:~ St\he~Prtnc. ~~:!JJJ": ~ ,In' ~ ·m: ai~field cL~ed ' Attorney ·Will ..... •. are COUDCI'I tO ~· :!b~ o:;m1~s t, ~ H0 Id Dfl'II ~~ Monday N•tght Wer~ ' - • ~ ~ ~ altfr1 ·~: car 0: 1: ~~:I 15'.ttb A·~Cl'dept · ~'!i: Rlr2~,~.flljlm;v, ,.lpHd~~1. ~:1,,. t'·1~8 . etd ~~~. ~~~=r~u~~\ m"es ~ ~~~ ~ . Jill~ doni, .~ -..~~ .~iz ~ .i'~ *• e~rller ,':.':!·~ Jllll ca••"l ~· .Ch.IIPU.JIJ.:.rralriOii f:J. s~:, a;' In~~ th~ '~ I ~ cllarg~ ~tid ' 111 tile Union-av bridge· near ·Porncases. ·1dl' ;.; iljo' '$Qiil *\ilidweU, e."!y iiwolved Rlclmnl . H. . '' 'alml ' Geralill> 14!yleklllie 'rllbl of, way:f •nd iji!Bker· at tor at GiHin Junior College, Mr. Moeller is miu:f.t_ed to .D!'putles said AII a n Clarti, ' 411. CoiU!"bUI, who .. Ri. I .iiici...)l; II.' for class of 1!166 He bas served on congres· the former Lennr,e Rafferty, an Mosler, 24, Rl. I, Carpenter, found guilty on a of hit- and ctSiil I¢ ••"' poU. wu ii\l'l't! "' 1 1 11111 Hlgb school Islonal committees on science, elementary schOOl teacher, and lost control of his 1966 model skip, · line<\ $25 and eosts. lor road COI!Citti : mU4flaps. , June at 8 p. m. . aeronautics, and space and they are the paret\til ol one veltlcle, drove II into a dticlt, ;,. ·· , Cllrk Queen, 11" Rt1 , 1 GaljlpOIIi, 1' l•rletl!nt )loticll on \ltiiJ:<tl., auditorium. many others, In 1959 he was daughter, Mrs. John Arguales, artd i)il a tulvert. There was The chargm.:•:tnab ce 'no rtned 11 and ... ' llotti .lr«ti:r• RIIPl! ' E.:\ Kru-• ..,ner was first elecred •appolnled to a comm•ttee to' and have one granddaughter. dAmase to1he right front and had : ,_betn Y ·.' aren · ::.-...= illeb-.i i. St7;'1&,' 56 42 Congress, and was ' attend • NATO conference In Recently Mr. Moeller was re'ar 'wheel rims and both !Ires Sprtnger, • ol Nel!' Ave., OrVIlle 1. 1 : 1 the 17\b and 88th !London. He IS a past president awarded an honorary Doctor ?I were ·nat. !io arrests 'or lnjur· 23 8 'I , ... the 1963-M•of Kiwanis, past member of \Laws degree from Concordta 1 1 were reported. ' ,, f.Ye. UB •0' .: ; Inc;' linl1 T · · P: lkllvliJ"l• : Direc.aterorved as YMCA board, and served two Semmary m IU. · Hartenbach said ar· Ciar:;1car slruC\:. '· g (' 11, Cr<niJi CIIJ: $2'1.111. plill!iit of the ... Friday and Saturday in: sll l)lo ,; ,. l',i,tltoUt._tlll ,. 21 and Pbelps, • Sy liee station lo report tho accl· ' . .' I . ,Jil I:J: \ Educa· DRIVER FINED . · with assault away. · . Cil)' . polli!e tnvestl&oled IWO : In cl!}> •-· 1 Ralph Wilham Shane, Ra· Norman Evans, 28, Matvln l!i G If 23 IU 1 lfafflc accidents Friday tn Gal· Ar IIIW was llorn near cine Route !, bas been arrrest· UfDS Up 10 UD10f Rj. Reedsville, on a bench La Ul ....: bad ' UJio!ti. No one wu lnllll"'i aDd 51', PI, P.liiPIIII\:;!11<11\d COII\1, · on Marched by the Racine Marshall and • warrant, and Emmell Welsh, 1 illy to 1 '1\y po- ..,. charges •W • Died, 11 ;q,eed!D&;. mlnioter, lined $13.70 in Mayor Pyles' 56, R, D. Pomeroy, tntoxica· tea ba 1111 ""' 0 spet4tns c was brOillht to 151 the number o1 man, from Con· •lcourt for speedlnb. If and fined fl! &tid accidents \I!Vfdlllred In the l...ts, . . ... , , Senunary In _ _ , . . . _ . .,_, ., · costs. · first !33 days ol year. . ., . d lie his Area coin collectors will be Linda Blackburn, daughter SHEEP PLANE RELUCfANT '!'lie dtlrd <ODteoled ..... An acctdenl which occurred Two Veblcletl . egree m Dell· interested m a I!l65 one cent Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Black· . ! speetllil1, "'"btal BUly G. Ev- 110111etlmll, between 7' 15 p. m. , and m"": piece now In the possession of burn, Rl. 2, .Sidwell, has been BASTIA, Corstca (UP!) - ano, Sl, 81. S Galllpoiil, wu and 9 .p. on May 12 was re- Da-a·.....ltn Wteek •, ·irlsttyr . "' ana Unl Mrs Garland tanler, of the named North Calha's 11161\ Irate shepherds staged a dismissed becaase of laoii!Jc. ported to pollee al 2·lli p 0m • : · :;... he lt'aduate G. C. Murphy (lower) Store, eye Girls' State delegate den>onstration at an leal evtdeaee. Friday. Roberi Kaut!: 20. p n;,, wu eiUHII II net! K .. te;'le Phi Gallipolis. Miss Blackburn Ia Friday. They At a special beari.. eroy, told officero his car had two vehlefet In collision Fl'lday Dity . : .,....,.,1 ater· Earlier this week Mni. Lan· by Vinton Legion Post . · have been glvtng ed by Fred Rice, reglatrai of been hit by an unldenllfle<l car •at p.m. on Mill« Ia Ml411 MoeliJ""'ierved sto. lor received an and the Vinton Au•iliary unit. less milk since jet planes began the bureau of moinr vehiciea. while In the courthouse park· clleport. . . •• . "· . . pa r in that only part of.. . . . . • ·- .. ·- - .... - ,._,_ ••••·•• ...... •..... o.ho.. • ....,, •• . . 9;1D Preble, Ind., Van ' • • ' . . . '·· · · Sj!YF SPrlaiS. Mel. and Lan· and back were prop _ , • , . ciatft tu.Lo. • ' • graved. It must han. . r;c' """'' Whllt lA Van The Mid.()blo Valley lndustrl· "reject" that got a,j at Emergency Planning Council the government. will conduct a drill on Monday The "partial" penn! evening, May 16, at the Vana- date on the ··heads" ·~· dlum CorjJoration of America 8 slice ef the desi~ plant at Grabam Station, West "tails" side of the co Virginia. Some believe the col Daylight SaviJI88 T* Daytime Shows n Membership of the MOVIEPC valuable as far as C( .-·00 811 come from various industries, tors are concerned. WJITN TV-U wens TV.a WSAZ TV..S ' .· . hospitals and law enforcement 6: 4S-Com Cob Lit• ....,.... al lhe Mldclleport agenciea In Mason and Jack· mutliolpll pot3 for the oummer 1011 Counties, Weol V'lfgloia, ' DaRy Wont 7:M-Tticlay Mlko wanaee o! !IIIII hive~ annotUICecl by and Meiss and GaiUa Counllea. 7:05Dally wont the~~~~ Corrunl..ion. Tbla orsanlzation .... formed 7:25Fa lib They . .. Buddy Moore, Sean f~r mutual aid in the event of S 0 Bozo 7•3&Mullen, Ropnit lllndy, and dtsastor to any of the planls or . .. FunSchool Starcher Stephanie Pulioll. Seloctod as communltlelt within the area. Representaltve W~ 8:3&alterniles ate ChoriM Clark· Fire Departmenls !rom RaY· ler (l).()hlo) annowl!'' son, Au Bradbury, Larry Vance enswood, Mason, New Kaven a federal grant of • 1:00 Morn. Sbow Capt. Kangaroo Movie and Carole Anderson. slid Point Pleasant, West Vir· lnsUiute lor Regiona 1:31The schedule lor owlmming ginia and Midclleport Ohio will men\ at Ohio Umv• to:M-Eve GueSI Lucy lesSOfll lt as follows, according answ~r thr simuJated ~me~g~•- C~ngressman Moll' 10:25-N8ft ro Mrs. Thilmas Scally: ·cy coil at the Vanadium plant. plamed that these ,t 10•3ft-.Con•ent. , . M<C<m . June Ill-June 24, Junlqr Llle Each fire department answer- tary fun~s were to ·• · '" Supermarket 11:00-MOI'Dinl Sta Andy Grlflitb Saving, . lnlarmedlate, : Ad· ing the call will elrtinguiah the lnsblute s expanded ,. liaflni Game II :110-Paradl!e llaJ Dick van Dvke vanced beginner, senior Ute sav- fire. This will give them exper- si_fied_ techmcal ass!. tn ~ . lence un the types of fires that ltJes m. the 21-county Donna Reed 12 .~eopardy Love of Life ~venlng, June 27 • JulY 8, be- they might expect to find at the ern Ohio area. 12:25 News Father Kllowa 1.r'·'ner 4 (Red Cross)"; begi• various industries arkl · planlr.; The funds _were&!' 12:110-Pcmoflloo Searr.h ll'or Tomc!r ; ·. Beginner t Beginner 2, ae. throughout the area. Oevei9 12:1&- . Guldin~ TJgltl .- ~.er 1. State and local Police Depart- mmJstratlon of the I 12:55 News 'uly 11 - July 12, Advanced ments in the four county area of Commerce. . 111 Woman'a PIP 1:00 News j·nmer, Swimmer, lntermed- will conduct traffic survey :otnd, Mason Morftt, . .IE tt had been thought Aa World Turns 1:3&•-'· Advanced Be&inner, Be- in some ~·ases, may reroute traf· rector of the. Inst1tut NJ!C.TY's . - 1lfOII'I1III In 1111 0 • DayHght Savinp Time 1::IS-Singing · · nm•r, !Red Cross). fie to keep congesUon dowu at ne~ fund11 will_ ~!so aytime Show Confidential July 2!) • Auj:ust 5, Beginner the plsnt site. ass1st commumhes I 2:M-Our uveo Password A Time For Ua ( Rr.J Cross I; Beginner 3, Be- . new and ~re eft~ 2' 30 Doclon Hoose Party an lllt!ll 1111are •'-· t1at fv-1 ginner !; Beginner 1. opment ~ro]ec\S for, CIJS.'IV ,111111 Hi!lll 10 ··.. _ ..... Gn. lloo!>llal S:\10 AnotJter Worlcl To TeD Trutb . Ibis tltotJaltl. • w--<NW " " " May 31 • June 10, Adults, 10 S::O.S:. NeWI The .......... Meetln( tA til 7:110-TodaJ fttlfwa tiO 11:11~· I ; m. 3:30 You Don't Sa)' Edge Of Nl&bl prctBI'alnl. .-wtille, ,,._ . ' Registra\IVII dates lor lessons Never Too YOUIII bave been Detwort felevlalon'J f:SIf:ti0will be Jnnounced later. All dlsiiJtiU[shecl eliorts 1o ,.,.._ U5Mr. Cartoae ~aes life l&d Cnt!l qcept - t :W Yogi Bear lite EarlY Bini I:IDBeginnCII'I 1, I, 3, and adults. aalelllle In ill ... ::11Tlt8 · InStructor II Mn. Tom The annual No . . 1111111 S:~ llld llgnlltelllll lullSCally and the uststanl in- The Untied Stales Air Force alumni banquet (wb Brave Staib 5:30for clebalo of t:IO-M- SIIOII CoJII. r....,.,. . structor 11 Mik• IJoyd. has announced 8 new program graduates of Vintor for men with former military weU-Porter High IC Evenlo1 .' Shows maJor ' - · 1bCt II Ioalp ........, · ------==~~::::.:::.. know 'each other betler.. IO •.•M-I!ve :. 0.. ' .. WEEK'S WEATHEI service. A prior serviceman be held at North G£ 41!'ulw, -• leoctlin Lat!y T.emptraltlrt, precipilaUon, may now enlist In the same school on Saturday, La'lfiUii Weatller 11W1 tn lhe aeuctD ..,.. encllct~.' ftl' 111:2\1,-News 8:10-Newl woilhlr c:ondltions lor eacb 24- grade be held at the time of 7 p.m. (EST). Peter J-1• - lllt!ll l!roadolll to.~. 1:15period, as recorded by aeparatlon from active duty, iJ A dance will follq Wells FlfiO former President~ II:. . . . . . . .1:30-N.... i'tte McCarmid< al Fairfield the enlistment i• completed prl- quel at 9 p.m., wilt Have Gun. Trant U.N. Amblll..... Ar- INI!,;.ParadJse weather stalloD. or to !he second anniversary of ing furDished by tl 7:11$-Movles N..., Report IAIVe (If Life llClllno tleod 12 Doy 111111 Law .Woalller Pn<. hio date of separation. ba Rambler Boyo.'' 7:30To Tell The Trtitlt . 12 oaoct Blab News $WI. .. • _ 89 &Z Fair Sgt. Jack Stephens, local Air Anyone oot receiv 12S. Sectrcb FCl' TOIIICll'. 1:110rve Got A &!c:rel .... .. .... II 3t Fair Force recruiter, said that lor- tation should conlafl Jesse James from aladcmta abntlcl. U:18:-Pcolollleo Guiding Llgbt 1:30Lucy Sliow ~....... II 21 Fair mer servicemen who have been following: Mrs. Wli Another 12:e.,. t:OO The Best Andy Griffith \\'tel. _.... 64 31 Fair separated 3 or 4 yeors may al· Bidwell, phone 4~ ~ debate hetw- ....,;-:..: u:a-Newa WGDIIII'IPoge ....... .. ••. ?l f7 Rain .4ll 10 be eligible. Prior servicemen Phyllis Mulholland, 1:30Hazel educators ol Harvard m~jt:GI-NeWI I AI Wll'ld Turtll . f'l'l. .. • ... IIi M Rail! .02 1may enllol lor a base, or area ph011e 388-83~7. or ~ .... yet 8IIOther !lour 1:110Avengen 10:00 Fun For Lifo Talenl Scouts 11&1. .. •.. .. li6 50 Cloudy .06 of choice, provided a vacancy I Cully of Gallipalii, Robert Jl:C!1111ed1 llld I :!5-Singla' • 8lpcri up to prasa Ume. exists In his career field, 4626. 11:10 Newa ' llewl staleslgea In I 2:0G-Our Livea Puswont Confldenltal Anracellllb temperature for Complete details on jolnlnR 1i:I5of the tncreastna 2'!11-Docton House PariJ A Time Fll' U1 U:30Late Sbow tl!o wn1t: 11111 yoar !7, l'ost year the Air Force may be obtain- Middleport 1\ ofnaclCIIII'weaptiDI. Wome~~;tNen 2:5111:30 Tonlgllt st... IU. eel from your local Air Force the audleriee-lnvolv&*~• lo-w temperature for recruiter. Hurt iu Accij 11:00 Gen. Rottpiial lells and the ''Ton S:M-Anotb. World To Tell Trulh @to·. week 'lhll year IU, Iaol The State Highwa Nfft Mec~tni or the World" broad- 1:2$fl;lit $1.1. SHIP'S SPANKER ported only ooe 81 ,,. Don't Say Edge Of Night Nunes 1c;::::~ Blong wltlt "CBS Jl6. :lof)ttl preolpilatlon for lhe ROSYTII, Scotland (UP!] - Friday. At II :10 I I• and varloUI other newal 4:11$Secrel Slolm Never Too vounc !!l!' lllis year .541, last year .30. Navy actinR sub U . Peter Allen Stover, 21, Rt. 2, Oil "'Oll~cultural ..,..tall. wtn 4:85-Mr. cartooa 1 1:00 P'rlendlJ illaltl MONDAY. "'I'!J~ preolpllation to d~, for Friday was severely reprimand· ing ooutll on Rt.'1 1< to appear In the f: 110-Wctodpec:br Ria Tin Tin Where AdiDn 11 l:lli Kaml llhlbal 1:30 TV Kloclerpr!oii - - 11.97 toohes, last year ed and dismissed from his ship south of Vinton, r1 ...,1111! nrlme tltn• oulllloj 1:10 Wba'l New Na. 210 I:CIO Friortdl1 Glatll No. 78 17.37 tndtes. because be spanked a 17-yeor· Iefl aide of the b 1:18-Cbe)>enni Sea llunl SoupJ llolea ollatrs PI'OI!I'Bmming olol 7:00 World · 1:15 Merlin !be Magician N011111l averaae preelpllalioll old seaman in Iron! of the car overturning o~ 5:30Brave SlliDIO!I Beaver the !lm!e maJor networb. 7:30 'nle Great Boe1i!tJ 1:30 Whal's New No. Ill • • lllehes. ship's crew. The vehicle waa• Therelsoneother Bobcat Spotla Injured was a paf: r:oo l.!.igaztne ochedul!d prime lllllO ' ;. . Coaveraalloil ··II" .... _.,RlP rnterDatiODI] . af!alrs series on t1te Buckley, 22, Midtll 1:00 The BJa Pl<ltn 11:00 News Profila had a back iniufll 1:10 Lal:e:Wlldtreated at Holzer Weather 11ew1 hosday Jennings NOIII 1·~ !fewa·Profile released. Stover • 1:30 TV KiticlerprleD Prl!lay CBS News WeUa Par .. Gallipolis municlp~ 1:00 Friendly Gilnl 5:.30TV~ . .. day on a charger Have Gtm 1:15 Kaml Shlbal wilt Klmf 1:00 Lintlll Inti Ntna ~ · Tbree juveniles. two 18-year-old bo)'l and one 17-year· excess for road cd Combat 1: lli .MeriiD· 1111 llr&ldan 1:30 Wbal's N... Ne. 217 old, were approhendod Saturday morning by the Gallla ' t:l!f lrbar• >4ft· · 7:00 u.s:A. county lherlff's department aflfr a window breaking 1pree lndiaiUI Dri'YI 7:00 Featlvat T:ltl TAB ln,*he Vinlon area. Ordered to ~ 10:00 News Prollle 11:00 Nelfll Pro!Ue ~ ~te Highway pallOI and oher· urday that romenno bad thrown A Fort Wayne t:OD-tdotlo jlf_!j, cruisers were "' tho c1at a luU beer bottle dtrougb the driver wooled Wednesday ji\tiilttes after the first broken llilndow .of the Jessie Houchins about 'a hltskip acq 1:30 TV Kindergarten CBS Nen ~~~ow was reported at f :31 resldeect on Coal Valley Rd. ens, was apprehend · 1:110 FrllllciiJ Giani No. 'II lf\J1f, .Saturday. Slterlff'a cl\!pu· Teo tnules later Mr H day morniDR by 1:15 Merlin the Magician I~ plckod up lhe lbree boys V m ht the Gallipolis Slate 1:30 Wbal'a New No. 21ll Pacemaker Nelli 00 Ill )j a.m. saturday at tlte ...., ry arnty, " r • 1:01 1 on Rt · 7:110 'nle Frond~ Chef No 50 ~of the youlh in Gallipolis ry RidCe lid., ca lo report pap pol •. ·, 7:30 New Orleans Juz · KovleJI !!i · • "" -'-• front r nd omeroy. 1 1 · fl! tbret youtba •ere l!ooked •wO w..,owa, oom Ptl D J SIC' 1:110 Locol ,. ' ' ~!{lrday .morn\Jtl aud Lodged In 1 bedroom, had been broken out Wlll~ , A•. Lewis, , 1:10 At tsaue lftHuvenila section of the eoJUD- bfl botllea. · ne, and loformed I t;JO Towil TaDr lt>lall 1a await Jtoarlnp on Oll!tt Clll" of broken win- ,.anted by Alhcmsi 11:10 NOWI l'rQiile ·miirifl of m11Icioua doltrtiCl- clowl' _ . reported al the ..,.;. necu.D with a bl . lion of ,...,...., before Jud&e d.... 'Of Elvie Hunlley and Bid 1m re<elved t1te · • 'ft!tnciV ". ' ' • ;• ; Frelldo.Otd ilo.lf· ' loha ~. !Ieee, bollt •JU. IN, llld also a.m., and al12:5l1 The .llberflr• .._...,. ,.. II thi horne of . R....,.tlt Lewis waa Clll hls , / s:w -.. ~~- .··-...;;.;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; · ltll•ed a eall It ,,. a.m. Sat- lllollllts, 011 Keystone Rd. Atbena. } ,\ t __:.,_ -······-··· ····-·· I .., •j. . . 11 ~:; .~!lllpolls ~~~~ntcipal ~-~~ ~. 1 ~t&i~:ir:::l;r~~...:u;.::·~! ?~.~:~:~b~~·~.~::.::'"a~ a: """''"! ~-~ · ;,i.;·~ A: : settled .tl!rte .... , ... , . ~-~ l,:'•lmda1. .., lt, tiel ·Meig• county sberlfl Robert ~~!!~t~:~IH. Moe!-be \German wert he serYed as an English, Iterms a• r.halmuip 'of Fairfield and sociology lnstru.. County Red Cross, . I f .. ... ··.: ., ' •" .. \lite)l..~olv~ M~cipi~ma~ Jo~~~ .· bt Two of Three totttested Traffic Cases .;rAH . . SUer is Speaker. C · · ~ .· .' ommencement . ' Woman's Page As World TUrtta Po......., lloaoe Party t•M-Anollt. World To TeD Truth Newa 1:30-Don't Say Edge ol lligbt ...... Dally Wore! ..,10-Toclay Bell CloeJ " Conlldllnllal Time Fer Uo Womeu Nfw1 7:1151:117:!11- Bozo 7:6·~ I:M- Starclter 1:-Mom: !lltow 1:30- CoJII. ltUpnJo CeDera1 llnlpi6Itl ''liS- t:OG.- . Andy Griffith Diet Van Dyke Secret storm 1:85-Mr. Clr- 4:111l:tllf-(:lieyenao Donna Reed Love al IJfe News Searcb Fll' TCIIIICll' Falber ltnon IIIII Guldill8 Llghl Bin Tin Tin . Sea Rwtl Bra"' SlaDion 1:110- Evenin1 Show 1:110-Newa 1:3&-Newa 7:00-Dr. KlldaN . 2:311-Doclon Z:I&- I: tit 1:110- S:-Anolh. 3:25Dope . 1:11010:00 I SP7 111:30- Conllclentlal . t:llti-Our Uvea 7:30 VIrginian •• oo Boll W.-'aPap Aa World 1'lllw t:M-News 1:301:35--SlD,m' Time !I'll' Us Women'sNen W<rlidl To TeD Trutb 1:30-Don, !Ill)' Gen. Hoapllal News Edge Of l'light The Nurses t:MSec:rel Slonll 1:15-Mr. e.tQtcl t:IIO-IIuclt Boulld .RID Tin Tin Never Too YOIIIIC 1:~ Soupy Salea 1:110- Wbft Aclkll II Sea llant Beever Brave StaWOi Weatller N0111 WeUs FlfiD ! ' . . . News Munslerl Have Otli G!DJpn" ~!laid IIJ 'I'IINi Sa '' MoM ......... clclgil altrnia . Double IJfe Bewitdled ·P.eyloor.· Ptaee - ,.....,.. D ....... ....... Pacellllllllir N.W. !.yWOOD tUPI) -Weil, :an art out of the way t we've got to fare up to ~Y• .. the toigilt of staRdard RDiwithstandiRg, some momentout occasloll. This 10 Emmys will be flung to pliliet BaADer'• jJ>b winners during a oo1oid1er~ 90-minute bly. show, or almost award Bllslllola Eveol t ~; every two nunutes. •jw , . the ··•a.rittl ¥iftc1 to the leleviaion Tboso fortunate e1ougb to e ro treating •• •~ . • banana republlc attend the awards at the as u event, lOt 8!5 a .iol is a model of Hollywood PaUadWm might ,~bo~," Baflner: •_xpl _ ·, illenl catch one OR the fly. , Were r:ot .gun~ to . Sst ~lEIIUil.JI have been 1 The man in charge nf the Bona~ . cast . to _s1~¢ ' siBce 1beir inception 17 ceremonies is Bob Banner, a daACe 10 co_stume. We ~Ill IIJO. llos& of the time highly respected teleVlSiun rto- to tbl bUSllless It band. .. .. ,.. I a,re oc:attered about as ducer who has beeR connected ll's a logical "';"~~w·~~~ ,as eampaip buttona m with some of the medium's Banner sandwiched ia CUon year. finest hours. tioR num~rs the show would • ll'r«l Astaire wo• •iae Because so many Emmys run iRto the Fourtb of July. h all by hlmaed. will be cllanging hands there is '• If, Ume Pinky 1M was littJe time left for ertt>rtain''Vi.ewers are Lutereste-(1 I&~ u &be oBly video menton the CBS teleca~n of the tv.:o things," he e&R.tinued, ··~-;) f. wbo didn't win an wm~ers and the stars in ~e 'i or ao they say. NomiiUJtiom of audtence. They do•'t wall ·"' 1 year the National • , see us. ,try ..to compete l'ilh l!lY of TelevisloA Arts 0//u:en are HeW 1other .cevtston shows. Thab $Onceo banded oul fewer Foresl Rose Council, Dangh· not the poinl ·0 a dozeo awarda just to ters of America, met Tuesday "I think the Emmys are ju;t tbe world there was a evenmg ':"'~h Grace Swan, as glamorous as the Oscars ~t ce of 1old leaf or _lor cllor, prestdmg. . . in a diHerent way. Viowers ofbor equally baf!lillg The meetmg opene<l m nluai· cnnaider TV stars old fr ' ..!id& ... L iatic form and Leone Babcock wbo come lnro their ~':nea 1Jbora1 A.nt'do 1was reported borne from hos- every week. Sa mw it'' one .J>tf , monlb, the gold leaf pita! and unp~. First nom- party with all lbelr frteticlo ml m~tion of o1f1cers was beld display 00 a single- sttflw _, ., lima .4.1tead wtth Grace Swan aomlnated a• Danny Kay will bosl lite ~lllllllt!U councilor: K1rt Rowan, associ- Holl ood. ~ Meeting ate cauneilor; Leone Hensley, yw se~ of the the 1Wo day annual conductor: Charles Hensley, ~ w•th Btl! Cosby as week In Columbus warden· Ada BiaseD Inside · e cee from. New Ynr!Ca Tllberculoail and sentinel': Sherley S.;an, out.. Americana Hotel. Alaoclatiolt were Mrs. side senUnel; Pbylils RoWan, '' W. Lear, "'p:e110atatlve recording secretary; Ulah EN'I'I!RTAIN AT 110MB)! Mn. AIIIUSI L. Arnold, Swan, flmmcial oecre\ary; lj:d· Mr. a!l" Mrs. Karold ~. .....,lory, botlt ol the itlt Betzlng, \n!asurer: Sherley Weaver," lr., and cbildren .,.. Tubereulosla and Swan, II montbA trustee and tertailted In their home Sunday llld Mra. Ada BlsseU, ail monthe frus. with 1 dinner. Guests lr{el'e County To- lee. Mr. and Wlnebr ,Nuno. . It wB! voteil to PIIY $'10 lor 11!!1', Mi'. · · II lbo Stale rtpair of lodge bail PIa i1 ~ ~· Amold, were made flir ~ · · •...,; 4 I ~ ~ ~~of:.lhc!:• Ohio the the ob80rvance of wbtitle·DeparttopiC al next meeling, . . Ill Tubereulo- A potluck dinner II l:llo . . ~ JIIIDOI G. with roUs and coffee secretary, will ·)rilede lbe IIIII Qeallbllllions bah' been .Mr. Slone spoke on siverlil Ccim<:lls. · ~ }~ ~.· , l[rlm will follow 11t1 . - . . . N•l '-d 'visited �' .,· .n n .. ... .· ' ~-_\r/. :\ I· . .;: ·;:• ·.. . -~ · f~ ~ . 't. ·~ ~to~.\ ·•' '1''1U,, ·~ .} ;c .· ' ~ . 1 j l!i lf !' II~ ·~' I r I' ,... .. fr. i ,~:rfrfj~ a~~ . i' f ' ~r ~- uh[h . 1h1J - . ~ i'J " ~= ' • ~ i"' ~[ ..· "-'i!l t:: \ ~:'1· ~ - e.rf " ~ r ttl h:n lt ... . l:r Jr~h' ~ ~ J!~a : In~ ~ 'i a s· n ;r nn ~~~~~e.~ i ~-E rt r u:~~, ;~ ~~ lh!'Jt ;.yii s:·· I i g a fl .. - r ' ., R ~~ ~ 1= ~ ~ .. ~ ta . 1 r! i ;! r!.. r a I ~ ii ~ l(r ..~ 1 ~~~!hf!llhdt~~ i' E ~ .... n ~II' Vl§. a~ttta:r~t .. p·~~~:--:c-=-::- l. ~ . h[,fif& I[!!.( h !' s·§ 'f.a i r U J ~'. i·~ j i~i "t~·!lul !~'~'t~~~~ fiJi Cll rr; [lR.~ rih 1 .., ~:rlhi -~It~~~ ~~~ . .• ~ . . . . . . . . . . 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I' .} ' ~· i! iliff"'~·!-f ' J 00 r Jn !O~nh ~r~s-~ !~,It~. r ~hJ~tt. ~ihnP.tl • -.. rhri!Jth~ ! .' !i ~ ..~~~~ Jr~ll ~~ I ., .=:~ r I Will Lead Workshoo • :a . i \ 1.~ 1= .i ' u I ' ~,;;.: rh-~ I 1 ' ' '' 't j' ' )._ ':j J ' ''· •/":, ~' •\" ."'rJ ' I 1;. • · ~· !, ' ' ' Attorney ' ' if ·il'il ·, - ' ==if~ .. 'I II • ' L . ....,.. ··. ' ' �, . I ' f' ·rJ~wcomers club welcomes · ~~V::· members at Luncheon :~ "Sojf..... Cl~b enjoy·; CoWIIY Hom• Demonstration De- ganire a etu~ •hers· u~~-~-­ tt.-b . . . . . . . . 1 third n were at '"•· partmenl in the Court House. Iwere enough people interested. ~:!!!;:!!= !~: C!'.!~ ~~~ U•.!l .Jnhn Rvans ex!Jtained Mrs. Sheets trad arranged the luncheon wao served by the the heiplul role of the Gray Dowers for the Juncnenn IJI~tes. 1 E#.\o!!Pvir,UUb. New LadieS. Mrs. Merrill Evona told Besides those wbn spoke, oth~~ by the ~nl, Mro. 1of the art elusea av.aUable and er members of tlle May Com· ~ .~ wert Mrs. Ferd-1·anmunced the PD""ibiUty of mlttee were Mrs Joe Fender~~ FOQJ11ler, Mrs. Ann Ree- formJn& a children's art class boseb Mrs Ului~ Ford Mrs ~1 IOd Mila Bemlece Skehan. this summer. She also told how , Alben Du;.se and Mrs sni . A lift from Haskins Tanner 1 JWllor Women'• Club had spear· \ Ev ' · fli'Ottlllell to Mrs. Reeser headed interest in having a Y. ans. ~ad Uved In Gallipolis the M.C.A. in G'alllpolll. Mrs. j AI lwo o'clock all went In a · 't of lime. George Tab it spoke further on 1grnup to "Gatewood," !he home i .. ~ lite lunebeon and buai· lhls subject. . j of Mrs. 0. 0. Mcintyre. Mrs. · W ~~~~~~. Mrs. Jack llud· · Mrs. William Foose deser•b·;Mclntyre's home Is filled with I ~ lnlroduced mem- ed day nursery facUltieS ovall· mementoes o! her la,. busband II<' committee who re- able In the commWlity, whiCh and with beautiful art objects · ~ aclivlUes ovaU· make it PG""ible for mother< she has purchased !tom all ov111. dllllpoJlo Nlldenta. to take advantagt of all these er the world. She graciously ..-., ~ Gibert eiJ)llln· commWllty programs. I showed her guesL! through her , ~ neroatlon pro- Mrs. W. V. Spann spoke ."" !home and told how Mr. Mcln- 1 ~ lllil!tli:Ji!c~Ude~ the swim· the pleasure o! family campmg tyre as a young boy, had hop~J,P'!Iii . '~~i.JifOUDd, Pee and of the many campine areas ed to buy this home some day . . ~!f,~. ~ boys, and soft within a short distance. Mrs. This he di<l, and gave 11 to her I ~;ry;;~ She also told a- · Mannin~ Wetherholl d• --· · ·1 on their 25th weddmg ann~ver- 1 tli(,!i"r1, 1;1 Camp. the Gallia County c.ampgrounds sary. , ~ F h c1t a ' .. • Piinl announced ,and the rene Y organiZ - Although Newcomers Club I• ' pl'iiiil 'rqr · ~·mmunity Vac:o. l tion, noting Its scheduled camp. \ ~.." .. .i...£. ·' . ...:J:... . IOd ~vtted outs. . not limited to new peop1e s '"i· , · ~ .....•• . h .U, ~ to participate in Mrs. Warren Sheets liSted the i the. city, Mrs. Mclntyr"r' 0 Pof ', :tl't'A and the many projects of the two local Gar· ' tallty radiO ted the fee mg I Uci demonstrations a- den Club! and observed either , fri~ndliness an~ warmth . that ~ the Gailia club would he glad to help or· I ~ t~ical_of thiS com•niJ~'Iy_ · !_ ~ • · lun•;lleon Thursday, I 1 !E lM\Ia w 1 tliH idl. 1 1 :e;if 1 ,• Aiming stnlpl for lbe llell1.41nued Ust, ','E,~ilj~eliel dler gels 12 outftts out of a feur·pieee oel. and Jlnk·blllloned vesl reverse to Madru are wora llllerehangeably wllb lwo pairs o! wears k (l II) I'd 1 d t 11plaid side of the jac •1 e over so 1 pan s an rna c In~ ve•t. Solid side of the jacket (right) Is wom with hall• boxer shorts and tho plaid side of lhe vest. These ore HI• Llae creolloDJ. h' I Vows Taken at Church The weddlni of .Mi" ftebec- with appliques of Alen<on lace church parlor. T11e lovcly table Roush and Mr. Gary highlighted by tiny crystals. Tile was decorated w1th white linen· [Gr·lff.il:il was an event of last back was enhanced by a self· and centered with • tlu'ee-tlerJanuary 16 "In the East Letart tabric bow from whieb descend· ed wedding cake topped with 1 Methodist Cbureb. The bride ed a graceful watteau train o! miniature bride and groom. . !o' ±:!i!.:c, c: Mr. and tiifleta. Her tbree·tiered veU o! Flankinl tbe cake were white Mrs. Howard G. Roush o! ftt imported silk illusion was held tapers in crystal holden. Racine. Mr. Grllflth is the by a regal crown of pearls ac- Mra· Roger Theiss and Mra, , o! 1!::: !'.<<. r:~wil'd Gr!l· cent«! by sparkling tear-drop Grover Salser, Jr., oouslDI of and the ljlte Helen Griffith crystals. he carried a white the groom, served the cak~. o! Ulng Bottom. Pible on which were placed Mrs. Roy Buck and Mrs. Virgil The Rev. James Early read white orchids and white giadl· Roush, cousins o! the bride, predouble ring ceremony be- oli. sided ot the coffee service and fore th> altar decorated with Miss Suzanne Price of Port· the ponch bowl. Mrs. E. J. Acwhlte (liadloll and seven branch land was maid o! honor In a ree registered the gu!!Sis. . candelabra. White saUn bows lovely peaeb slipper saUn gown For her golng·away oui!II marked the family pews. that swept 10.- the Door. Her Mrs. Griffith wore • winter Preceding the .ceremony nup- headpiece was of peach silk il, wl)lte ..wool suit with navy .ac· , tlal music was · presented by lusion. cessor~es. T11e white oreblds . Miss JocelyQ Taylor of Racine. Mr. Gr~fith's best man was from her bouquet completed •.' The selections were Oh, Prom- Mr. E. J. Acree of Middleport her ensemble .. Aller a wedding ' Me The Wedding Prayer Ushers were Mr. Phi!Hp Hill they are residing at 530 North Beca~, Whither Thou Goest; and Ml. Roger Roush, cousins : 2nd , tree!• M_iddleport_. • and The Ulrd's :Prayer. ,of the bride. ' ' i The bride IS a. waduole ~ Miss Roush was given in mar- ~ For her .daughters weddmg, !Southern H1~h School ond I• riage by her father . She wu!l Mrs. Roush wore a wln~r white employed w1~h Ex tenor Decor· lovely in a floor length gown of wool d""'s with a mal<hmg hat. ators of Ohio. The groom 31peau-taffeta featuring a scoop i Her other accessories were tended Eastern High School and neckline and long , sleeves i black. Her shoulder corsage was ; is ow~r and man_ager of fi:x· which tapered to points over of white eamaUons. 1 terlor Decorators. ' the handll. The filled bodice and Following the ceremony the Out-of·lown guests were .Mrs. dome-front skirt were adorned reception was held In the Mae Gould, Mn. Karl Scbwel· ---- - · -- ---- ' chart. Jane S<hwelehart, 'Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cooper and Miss Mildred Rigsby of Ironton. Also attending. were Mr. . and Mrs. Floyd Gr~lfllh of C<>G~eted in the yard by 65 g1fts. lumhus and their children, Ray members of his family singing I At!.!!ndin~ were: Mr · and Mrs. and K~ye, and Mr. and Mn. "Happy Pirthday," Mr. Ernest Elza Jeffr~es, Penny, Roberts Charles Griffith and Karen Russell was giv•n a surprise and Richard ; Mr. and Mrs. llob Lynne of Pomeroy. tilrthday party Sunday May 3, Jeffries, Robin and Ella from 65 Members of his Family Greet Er nest Russell at Surprise Party , h E l . 0 h • J s t Jud~' ge 5ml t XP alnS l0 .UrY. . .YS em ~~t ~~~ ~~:o~~!~: ::.~·A :~r; ~~=t ~~ry~n~a:!: 'f.~~ FILE M~otl hi~ l'~tncern- _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _____ _ _ __ " ' '' 'I ., .. Vinton OfS ;Chapter 375 1-1 olds Annual Ii ' I I I 1 fO I'IND prnsecuii~n. ' \ l 1111 A ... Gal'l\.. .lis B b r th M t r remarks the voter poll book!. Tht>seaimmal . . dicl .'r 7J per. cent or moreFof head and a garland around bis . and Jerry; Mr. and Mrs. Nor· ut. 1po • • .ranc O. e ~ 05 0 • • names 8 ear in the registr.111 When the grand JUry JS m ses- the JUr~· are m agreement. ~r neck. wood Russell, Larry and Don; AmerlCan ·~~Jation of Umver- ed the OhiO S)S:~:Ohio Consti~ of the l::al elet'tions in odd sion. no spectators are allowed. <I criminal J~ry . the verdict Mr. and Mrs. Paul Russell and IU7' . :l'~ , recently _heard I ~crordin~ to . mbered ears. At the begin- since thls jury decides wheth- I must ~e unam.mous. . : !he hall was gaily ~a1 tJ Kenny ; Mrs. Everett Kemper, ~~ C~ '!· Smith eJplaJn tbe tuh~n,. Article ~~ ~c~on 5 : : ~~n or a ~ear the judge can Ier or nnt there will be an inc:licl· An mfor~nt•ve queshon and : with " ~appy Birthday stream- Linda, Brenda and Sam: Mrs. ~~ },IJid the Jucy i!O, mdiCtment s:n magr be l ic: an arbitrary numbl!r and ,ment. The grand jury may not answ~r perlo.d followed. The lers, ammals ma~e of balloons, Lenora Rawlins, Charles, Gary, tq, ~ members and l~Y and no -~~e crime ymore I~ach name corresponding is put discuss any cases outside the meetmg was m the county court and vases of sprmg. nowers on Steven and Debra from ColumIJ.leS48. The speaker ex- tned for the s into the wheel. There should be Ijury room. , rnom. a table centered with a color bus. ptpaed regrtt at the illness: i>f tha.D on~ . The .defenda~t =~ enou names Jn the wheel to 1 Jn the two types of }uries, ' Mrs. Kurt Rutz presided dur- portrait of the honored guest. . . Be~ , " waiVe trJ~I by Jury. ~~~ the last~ year. civil and crimin ..\1, the verdicts ,ing a short bu~iness meetlng. i Children received party hats Mr. and Mrs. P~ul Grate A JW'Y 111 a peculiar. Uung, be done m u~ eour Y ·n Th ·ur commission appoint- I reached must be based only on jThe last meetmg of the year and noise makers. and Terry ; Mrs. UJdo McGloth~ented J.l,ldge Snuth. He idefe?dant of~~~ ~wn rr~ ~ 1 f ~ ed b; ~he'Judge consi;ts of une 1evidence presented in the t'OurL 1will be a dinner meeting at Os-1 A delicious potluck lunch lin ~nd Cleon; Mr. a_nd. Mrs. slij. ~ .Ohio Jury has.an Eng- ~ He IS ~hen tnc y a pa~e ::e ~ re ublican and one democrat .. 'lbe civil jury may reach a ver- Icar's on JuneS. was served. ML Russell recei~- Leshe Grate and Ketth f~oi? ~ ltl..._,tud. The right to a three Judges. Most p""':lh gh commission plus the Sher· I - -- I ed three cakes, each decorated Marion; Lura Gee and VJrgii ~.J;ury arrested from !granted a jury trial, 1 ou 1. ' 1 with flowers and lettered "Hap- from Jackson· Mr and Mrs. d · & 1<lftn ~~ England by the some may not he allowed if the Itndf, ~:' Cocmmot nCPI ekas f ~u Ul OUnSe Or IS py Plrthday Dad .. One was Phil Edmisto~ Phyliss Debra • Sturdy framt con~~truction ~ ..U · ~ty J 000 go [fne is less than $50 a ~·e oun Y er 0 our 5 1 Th ' 'd M • Easy gliding drawen Jf~~:Ct!t .~id :.ea;~i:ved • I A jury is selected. from !he must all he present when names 0 ce:t~ed 7~th ~~ bl ca~l~ ~:t.:a~~ssel: ::; ~."wren::· • Fnlly \lS&bl" drawl!!' depth abe fliio Jufy System to be one \ jury wheel. Names to be plac- ~e drawn from. the wheel for I Mrs. June Lee, guida~c den had been installed as its i w ~c ~u l~o rte u . Mr and M~s Olin Russell Ted'• Bonl]erit.·trell«< bQ..S o!,Jhp.~,~ ~ ..the Ualted States. ed in the wheel are taken _!rom jury duly. The lli'S~~ nam~ I counselor of Southern Ulcal l Vire Councilor. ' ....:· ..:":.;.."wl.:;ge';;'n ~:~ dy .and Terry; and Bertie 'slack en•mel finilh - .- - · · · drawn and approv G arde ca 1School District, wa5 guest The Concer Crusade was vot- ·\ from Vinton • Size9 to mtet tw'Y need ~r~ ' • led to serve on the ran Jury.. h b' S p , · IS ' The next tOll are to serve on the I speaker w en t e yracuse . ed $S. ANNOUNCE BANQUET Mr. and Mrs. William Rus· petit jury. Of !he names drawn. IT.A. met May 10, In the local Virginia Fisher was lnslall· l The Eastern Alumni Assocla· sell, Becky, Mandy and Angie; • I • T HIM T 0 D A 'V ~tmg I jlvy of 12. approved by both . school auditOriUm. ' ed as president ~y the outgom~ lion has announced that their Mr. and Mrs. Vern?" Russell, -illmlingloll Grange, with Mas- Harmon and was won by Haz- parties in an action, is seated. The meeting was conducted 1 P':""dent, who .pinned . her. Alumni Banquet will be held on Kim. Steve and VICkie; and Mr. ter:Daniel •Evans presiding, en- el Alnos. , Persons who have been sum· by the president, Margaret Cot· ! with the traveling preo¥tent s 1 July 2, 1966. and Mrs. Harold Stover and joj'!IIChcpnogrlm appropriate to Other reHdings were: ,,'Moth- mooed to serve on the jury and trill. A remmder of the Work· 1pin. Mrs. Cottrill thanked the \ Doug from Galllpohs. Molller'l Dey.. recently. or's Day Remembrance, by J. fail to appear are subject 10 shop at Muskingum College Iofficers, committee and . Large areas of fish and game Mr. Russcll has a total of 16 . ·t'i"' . , . .. v. Reynolds, "When Mother May II, was read. 1 bers for their "wonderful habitat are lost to pollution aR-1eblldren, 62 graridchilclren, and 601 Second Avo. 1~ .. ~,.Dyer, lecturer, Cooked With Wood," by Haul AUXILIARY MEETS Jt was annoonced that t h el, eration" during her two 38 great grandchildren. had pf _lhe pl'OII'Im. It Amos, "Mother's Pread," Bel- The Racine Firemen's Auxil· Si:xth grade party would he May Iterm of office. She was . l'"llP sin(liog, ford McCarley, Md "Mother's iary met May to at the fire 20. The picnic for grade! 11given a standing vote of apprec" Re~dillll U:: Day," by Katble<ll Green. bouse with six members pr... through s will be at Portland! ialion from the group. . Molbou Bible, Deputy Kfllllleth Ward pre- ent. Edna Knopp was elected Park, during the last week of Mrs. Lee told of her duties , }lml sented the inspection notice, treasurer to replace Grace May, date to be announced. , in a very inf~rmalive and in· Evans; Motbo which is to be held July 29th. R.oush who resigned Bills oul- Students will return June 3 for leresting fash1on. followE'd by ~ Are/' by Martha Ward, The Grange decided to hokl a stanc:li~g were paid. Plans were- ' grade cards. group discussion. ''Mom's ' Apron," by Har· kitchen and food s~wer for the ; made to help the firemen wilh i The- attendance banner and i During the social ~our, . t:Gr~. Sheridan. Dunn famdy on Mon- a chicken barbecue for Mem- 1cash award was given to the 1freshment!l of cookies, mmt!: ~~~~·~"~Mother's Day," day at6:30 p.~., at the Grange Iorial Day, May 30. Home made llhird grade. I and conee were. served by Milby Mrs. Doftlthy Hall. The family _lost therr pos-- ice cream aiSQ is to be sold I Reports wert given_ concern- ~ dred P1erce, Mmta Se~ll ~nd Mefford, Ken- sesslens In a Ewmgton lire.. Any person wishing to give d"' \ ing !be County Council, attend· Dorothy Wolfe. Contributing and fto8er Mefford. '!be program dosed wit~. ,,.,g. nations for the dinner, may call ed by l':lma Ulnks, Esther Har- ~ hostesses were .Dorothy WmeAj•'!llilie!il "Mother or '!be Eve- ing "Home Sweet Home, and I 949-3471. Iden and Mrs. Cottrill. Mrs. Har· brenner and Marie Leadingham. n111o, •· wu · Haul refreshments were served. . '. 'r I rt!. I!'"' r G 'donce C I • 5pea ker I M • f5 PTA \ For May eetmg yracuse ' ' twn;, MOthers Day Program G'tven for . • • G ol Huntmgton range THE fRENCH CITY PRESS I .' , Meigs Events '' Attention- 1 i ; ,. GRADUATING SENIORS "·! ·,';! 1 I BUCKEROO Toke The Shwt leut1 Tt A Goecl M Writ., Yillt,.• Cl1t Per' Colo!. . on4 ,.,.,_,._ I ' WHm lEATHER for loungin, loafin and casuallivin SLIP·ON or OXFORD Theee are the leisure,shoes you,l want to ~ and l<Iaf and live in. Gophell! got & ' lot goin' f<lr them with new Bock.-! Yeboice iD eolors, like loden .... vicuDa •• ., alabaster •• , or, grey. Sli]Hlllllalld tiel. Get~" Gopb.... thia sprine. And .... a classic fragrance ... for men iR lotion and bath soap A Royal Oak Combination of 4 ounce Scented Lotion for after shaving-after bathing and Shower . Soap with Antique Gold card for convenient use in the shOWerhandsomely boxed. $5.00 412 Second Ave~ Gallipolis Ph. 4460796 Cushioned Heel and Arch Cushion ,...._..,. . . ____ .._____ 4_._ ,, ... ............... ............. ., G•l Widths AA·li-W ,.. SIDI 5-11 $11.95 Ca; I I ' ±S) I I ,.. . . . ... ..,.., ......t.lt_.._.,......, _.,_,.... ... ,I ' uFdt' - . - ... - · . l r -......""* ............. - .... .. -_ ...'..... ,..,.... ~= a1 1 ~ OPEN FRIDAY NITE TIL 8:00 P.M. ftool The Gallipolis. l' ' USE CHARGE ACCI>Ut AT CARL'S . ~ 8'"1 '\ 1 ~~.,·u~1.,,~.L; j 1 lnd :_oiiJ �, . I ' f' ·rJ~wcomers club welcomes · ~~V::· members at Luncheon :~ "Sojf..... Cl~b enjoy·; CoWIIY Hom• Demonstration De- ganire a etu~ •hers· u~~-~-­ tt.-b . . . . . . . . 1 third n were at '"•· partmenl in the Court House. Iwere enough people interested. ~:!!!;:!!= !~: C!'.!~ ~~~ U•.!l .Jnhn Rvans ex!Jtained Mrs. Sheets trad arranged the luncheon wao served by the the heiplul role of the Gray Dowers for the Juncnenn IJI~tes. 1 E#.\o!!Pvir,UUb. New LadieS. Mrs. Merrill Evona told Besides those wbn spoke, oth~~ by the ~nl, Mro. 1of the art elusea av.aUable and er members of tlle May Com· ~ .~ wert Mrs. Ferd-1·anmunced the PD""ibiUty of mlttee were Mrs Joe Fender~~ FOQJ11ler, Mrs. Ann Ree- formJn& a children's art class boseb Mrs Ului~ Ford Mrs ~1 IOd Mila Bemlece Skehan. this summer. She also told how , Alben Du;.se and Mrs sni . A lift from Haskins Tanner 1 JWllor Women'• Club had spear· \ Ev ' · fli'Ottlllell to Mrs. Reeser headed interest in having a Y. ans. ~ad Uved In Gallipolis the M.C.A. in G'alllpolll. Mrs. j AI lwo o'clock all went In a · 't of lime. George Tab it spoke further on 1grnup to "Gatewood," !he home i .. ~ lite lunebeon and buai· lhls subject. . j of Mrs. 0. 0. Mcintyre. Mrs. · W ~~~~~~. Mrs. Jack llud· · Mrs. William Foose deser•b·;Mclntyre's home Is filled with I ~ lnlroduced mem- ed day nursery facUltieS ovall· mementoes o! her la,. busband II<' committee who re- able In the commWlity, whiCh and with beautiful art objects · ~ aclivlUes ovaU· make it PG""ible for mother< she has purchased !tom all ov111. dllllpoJlo Nlldenta. to take advantagt of all these er the world. She graciously ..-., ~ Gibert eiJ)llln· commWllty programs. I showed her guesL! through her , ~ neroatlon pro- Mrs. W. V. Spann spoke ."" !home and told how Mr. Mcln- 1 ~ lllil!tli:Ji!c~Ude~ the swim· the pleasure o! family campmg tyre as a young boy, had hop~J,P'!Iii . '~~i.JifOUDd, Pee and of the many campine areas ed to buy this home some day . . ~!f,~. ~ boys, and soft within a short distance. Mrs. This he di<l, and gave 11 to her I ~;ry;;~ She also told a- · Mannin~ Wetherholl d• --· · ·1 on their 25th weddmg ann~ver- 1 tli(,!i"r1, 1;1 Camp. the Gallia County c.ampgrounds sary. , ~ F h c1t a ' .. • Piinl announced ,and the rene Y organiZ - Although Newcomers Club I• ' pl'iiiil 'rqr · ~·mmunity Vac:o. l tion, noting Its scheduled camp. \ ~.." .. .i...£. ·' . ...:J:... . IOd ~vtted outs. . not limited to new peop1e s '"i· , · ~ .....•• . h .U, ~ to participate in Mrs. Warren Sheets liSted the i the. city, Mrs. Mclntyr"r' 0 Pof ', :tl't'A and the many projects of the two local Gar· ' tallty radiO ted the fee mg I Uci demonstrations a- den Club! and observed either , fri~ndliness an~ warmth . that ~ the Gailia club would he glad to help or· I ~ t~ical_of thiS com•niJ~'Iy_ · !_ ~ • · lun•;lleon Thursday, I 1 !E lM\Ia w 1 tliH idl. 1 1 :e;if 1 ,• Aiming stnlpl for lbe llell1.41nued Ust, ','E,~ilj~eliel dler gels 12 outftts out of a feur·pieee oel. and Jlnk·blllloned vesl reverse to Madru are wora llllerehangeably wllb lwo pairs o! wears k (l II) I'd 1 d t 11plaid side of the jac •1 e over so 1 pan s an rna c In~ ve•t. Solid side of the jacket (right) Is wom with hall• boxer shorts and tho plaid side of lhe vest. These ore HI• Llae creolloDJ. h' I Vows Taken at Church The weddlni of .Mi" ftebec- with appliques of Alen<on lace church parlor. T11e lovcly table Roush and Mr. Gary highlighted by tiny crystals. Tile was decorated w1th white linen· [Gr·lff.il:il was an event of last back was enhanced by a self· and centered with • tlu'ee-tlerJanuary 16 "In the East Letart tabric bow from whieb descend· ed wedding cake topped with 1 Methodist Cbureb. The bride ed a graceful watteau train o! miniature bride and groom. . !o' ±:!i!.:c, c: Mr. and tiifleta. Her tbree·tiered veU o! Flankinl tbe cake were white Mrs. Howard G. Roush o! ftt imported silk illusion was held tapers in crystal holden. Racine. Mr. Grllflth is the by a regal crown of pearls ac- Mra· Roger Theiss and Mra, , o! 1!::: !'.<<. r:~wil'd Gr!l· cent«! by sparkling tear-drop Grover Salser, Jr., oouslDI of and the ljlte Helen Griffith crystals. he carried a white the groom, served the cak~. o! Ulng Bottom. Pible on which were placed Mrs. Roy Buck and Mrs. Virgil The Rev. James Early read white orchids and white giadl· Roush, cousins o! the bride, predouble ring ceremony be- oli. sided ot the coffee service and fore th> altar decorated with Miss Suzanne Price of Port· the ponch bowl. Mrs. E. J. Acwhlte (liadloll and seven branch land was maid o! honor In a ree registered the gu!!Sis. . candelabra. White saUn bows lovely peaeb slipper saUn gown For her golng·away oui!II marked the family pews. that swept 10.- the Door. Her Mrs. Griffith wore • winter Preceding the .ceremony nup- headpiece was of peach silk il, wl)lte ..wool suit with navy .ac· , tlal music was · presented by lusion. cessor~es. T11e white oreblds . Miss JocelyQ Taylor of Racine. Mr. Gr~fith's best man was from her bouquet completed •.' The selections were Oh, Prom- Mr. E. J. Acree of Middleport her ensemble .. Aller a wedding ' Me The Wedding Prayer Ushers were Mr. Phi!Hp Hill they are residing at 530 North Beca~, Whither Thou Goest; and Ml. Roger Roush, cousins : 2nd , tree!• M_iddleport_. • and The Ulrd's :Prayer. ,of the bride. ' ' i The bride IS a. waduole ~ Miss Roush was given in mar- ~ For her .daughters weddmg, !Southern H1~h School ond I• riage by her father . She wu!l Mrs. Roush wore a wln~r white employed w1~h Ex tenor Decor· lovely in a floor length gown of wool d""'s with a mal<hmg hat. ators of Ohio. The groom 31peau-taffeta featuring a scoop i Her other accessories were tended Eastern High School and neckline and long , sleeves i black. Her shoulder corsage was ; is ow~r and man_ager of fi:x· which tapered to points over of white eamaUons. 1 terlor Decorators. ' the handll. The filled bodice and Following the ceremony the Out-of·lown guests were .Mrs. dome-front skirt were adorned reception was held In the Mae Gould, Mn. Karl Scbwel· ---- - · -- ---- ' chart. Jane S<hwelehart, 'Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cooper and Miss Mildred Rigsby of Ironton. Also attending. were Mr. . and Mrs. Floyd Gr~lfllh of C<>G~eted in the yard by 65 g1fts. lumhus and their children, Ray members of his family singing I At!.!!ndin~ were: Mr · and Mrs. and K~ye, and Mr. and Mn. "Happy Pirthday," Mr. Ernest Elza Jeffr~es, Penny, Roberts Charles Griffith and Karen Russell was giv•n a surprise and Richard ; Mr. and Mrs. llob Lynne of Pomeroy. tilrthday party Sunday May 3, Jeffries, Robin and Ella from 65 Members of his Family Greet Er nest Russell at Surprise Party , h E l . 0 h • J s t Jud~' ge 5ml t XP alnS l0 .UrY. . .YS em ~~t ~~~ ~~:o~~!~: ::.~·A :~r; ~~=t ~~ry~n~a:!: 'f.~~ FILE M~otl hi~ l'~tncern- _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _____ _ _ __ " ' '' 'I ., .. Vinton OfS ;Chapter 375 1-1 olds Annual Ii ' I I I 1 fO I'IND prnsecuii~n. ' \ l 1111 A ... Gal'l\.. .lis B b r th M t r remarks the voter poll book!. Tht>seaimmal . . dicl .'r 7J per. cent or moreFof head and a garland around bis . and Jerry; Mr. and Mrs. Nor· ut. 1po • • .ranc O. e ~ 05 0 • • names 8 ear in the registr.111 When the grand JUry JS m ses- the JUr~· are m agreement. ~r neck. wood Russell, Larry and Don; AmerlCan ·~~Jation of Umver- ed the OhiO S)S:~:Ohio Consti~ of the l::al elet'tions in odd sion. no spectators are allowed. <I criminal J~ry . the verdict Mr. and Mrs. Paul Russell and IU7' . :l'~ , recently _heard I ~crordin~ to . mbered ears. At the begin- since thls jury decides wheth- I must ~e unam.mous. . : !he hall was gaily ~a1 tJ Kenny ; Mrs. Everett Kemper, ~~ C~ '!· Smith eJplaJn tbe tuh~n,. Article ~~ ~c~on 5 : : ~~n or a ~ear the judge can Ier or nnt there will be an inc:licl· An mfor~nt•ve queshon and : with " ~appy Birthday stream- Linda, Brenda and Sam: Mrs. ~~ },IJid the Jucy i!O, mdiCtment s:n magr be l ic: an arbitrary numbl!r and ,ment. The grand jury may not answ~r perlo.d followed. The lers, ammals ma~e of balloons, Lenora Rawlins, Charles, Gary, tq, ~ members and l~Y and no -~~e crime ymore I~ach name corresponding is put discuss any cases outside the meetmg was m the county court and vases of sprmg. nowers on Steven and Debra from ColumIJ.leS48. The speaker ex- tned for the s into the wheel. There should be Ijury room. , rnom. a table centered with a color bus. ptpaed regrtt at the illness: i>f tha.D on~ . The .defenda~t =~ enou names Jn the wheel to 1 Jn the two types of }uries, ' Mrs. Kurt Rutz presided dur- portrait of the honored guest. . . Be~ , " waiVe trJ~I by Jury. ~~~ the last~ year. civil and crimin ..\1, the verdicts ,ing a short bu~iness meetlng. i Children received party hats Mr. and Mrs. P~ul Grate A JW'Y 111 a peculiar. Uung, be done m u~ eour Y ·n Th ·ur commission appoint- I reached must be based only on jThe last meetmg of the year and noise makers. and Terry ; Mrs. UJdo McGloth~ented J.l,ldge Snuth. He idefe?dant of~~~ ~wn rr~ ~ 1 f ~ ed b; ~he'Judge consi;ts of une 1evidence presented in the t'OurL 1will be a dinner meeting at Os-1 A delicious potluck lunch lin ~nd Cleon; Mr. a_nd. Mrs. slij. ~ .Ohio Jury has.an Eng- ~ He IS ~hen tnc y a pa~e ::e ~ re ublican and one democrat .. 'lbe civil jury may reach a ver- Icar's on JuneS. was served. ML Russell recei~- Leshe Grate and Ketth f~oi? ~ ltl..._,tud. The right to a three Judges. Most p""':lh gh commission plus the Sher· I - -- I ed three cakes, each decorated Marion; Lura Gee and VJrgii ~.J;ury arrested from !granted a jury trial, 1 ou 1. ' 1 with flowers and lettered "Hap- from Jackson· Mr and Mrs. d · & 1<lftn ~~ England by the some may not he allowed if the Itndf, ~:' Cocmmot nCPI ekas f ~u Ul OUnSe Or IS py Plrthday Dad .. One was Phil Edmisto~ Phyliss Debra • Sturdy framt con~~truction ~ ..U · ~ty J 000 go [fne is less than $50 a ~·e oun Y er 0 our 5 1 Th ' 'd M • Easy gliding drawen Jf~~:Ct!t .~id :.ea;~i:ved • I A jury is selected. from !he must all he present when names 0 ce:t~ed 7~th ~~ bl ca~l~ ~:t.:a~~ssel: ::; ~."wren::· • Fnlly \lS&bl" drawl!!' depth abe fliio Jufy System to be one \ jury wheel. Names to be plac- ~e drawn from. the wheel for I Mrs. June Lee, guida~c den had been installed as its i w ~c ~u l~o rte u . Mr and M~s Olin Russell Ted'• Bonl]erit.·trell«< bQ..S o!,Jhp.~,~ ~ ..the Ualted States. ed in the wheel are taken _!rom jury duly. The lli'S~~ nam~ I counselor of Southern Ulcal l Vire Councilor. ' ....:· ..:":.;.."wl.:;ge';;'n ~:~ dy .and Terry; and Bertie 'slack en•mel finilh - .- - · · · drawn and approv G arde ca 1School District, wa5 guest The Concer Crusade was vot- ·\ from Vinton • Size9 to mtet tw'Y need ~r~ ' • led to serve on the ran Jury.. h b' S p , · IS ' The next tOll are to serve on the I speaker w en t e yracuse . ed $S. ANNOUNCE BANQUET Mr. and Mrs. William Rus· petit jury. Of !he names drawn. IT.A. met May 10, In the local Virginia Fisher was lnslall· l The Eastern Alumni Assocla· sell, Becky, Mandy and Angie; • I • T HIM T 0 D A 'V ~tmg I jlvy of 12. approved by both . school auditOriUm. ' ed as president ~y the outgom~ lion has announced that their Mr. and Mrs. Vern?" Russell, -illmlingloll Grange, with Mas- Harmon and was won by Haz- parties in an action, is seated. The meeting was conducted 1 P':""dent, who .pinned . her. Alumni Banquet will be held on Kim. Steve and VICkie; and Mr. ter:Daniel •Evans presiding, en- el Alnos. , Persons who have been sum· by the president, Margaret Cot· ! with the traveling preo¥tent s 1 July 2, 1966. and Mrs. Harold Stover and joj'!IIChcpnogrlm appropriate to Other reHdings were: ,,'Moth- mooed to serve on the jury and trill. A remmder of the Work· 1pin. Mrs. Cottrill thanked the \ Doug from Galllpohs. Molller'l Dey.. recently. or's Day Remembrance, by J. fail to appear are subject 10 shop at Muskingum College Iofficers, committee and . Large areas of fish and game Mr. Russcll has a total of 16 . ·t'i"' . , . .. v. Reynolds, "When Mother May II, was read. 1 bers for their "wonderful habitat are lost to pollution aR-1eblldren, 62 graridchilclren, and 601 Second Avo. 1~ .. ~,.Dyer, lecturer, Cooked With Wood," by Haul AUXILIARY MEETS Jt was annoonced that t h el, eration" during her two 38 great grandchildren. had pf _lhe pl'OII'Im. It Amos, "Mother's Pread," Bel- The Racine Firemen's Auxil· Si:xth grade party would he May Iterm of office. She was . l'"llP sin(liog, ford McCarley, Md "Mother's iary met May to at the fire 20. The picnic for grade! 11given a standing vote of apprec" Re~dillll U:: Day," by Katble<ll Green. bouse with six members pr... through s will be at Portland! ialion from the group. . Molbou Bible, Deputy Kfllllleth Ward pre- ent. Edna Knopp was elected Park, during the last week of Mrs. Lee told of her duties , }lml sented the inspection notice, treasurer to replace Grace May, date to be announced. , in a very inf~rmalive and in· Evans; Motbo which is to be held July 29th. R.oush who resigned Bills oul- Students will return June 3 for leresting fash1on. followE'd by ~ Are/' by Martha Ward, The Grange decided to hokl a stanc:li~g were paid. Plans were- ' grade cards. group discussion. ''Mom's ' Apron," by Har· kitchen and food s~wer for the ; made to help the firemen wilh i The- attendance banner and i During the social ~our, . t:Gr~. Sheridan. Dunn famdy on Mon- a chicken barbecue for Mem- 1cash award was given to the 1freshment!l of cookies, mmt!: ~~~~·~"~Mother's Day," day at6:30 p.~., at the Grange Iorial Day, May 30. Home made llhird grade. I and conee were. served by Milby Mrs. Doftlthy Hall. The family _lost therr pos-- ice cream aiSQ is to be sold I Reports wert given_ concern- ~ dred P1erce, Mmta Se~ll ~nd Mefford, Ken- sesslens In a Ewmgton lire.. Any person wishing to give d"' \ ing !be County Council, attend· Dorothy Wolfe. Contributing and fto8er Mefford. '!be program dosed wit~. ,,.,g. nations for the dinner, may call ed by l':lma Ulnks, Esther Har- ~ hostesses were .Dorothy WmeAj•'!llilie!il "Mother or '!be Eve- ing "Home Sweet Home, and I 949-3471. Iden and Mrs. Cottrill. Mrs. Har· brenner and Marie Leadingham. n111o, •· wu · Haul refreshments were served. . '. 'r I rt!. I!'"' r G 'donce C I • 5pea ker I M • f5 PTA \ For May eetmg yracuse ' ' twn;, MOthers Day Program G'tven for . • • G ol Huntmgton range THE fRENCH CITY PRESS I .' , Meigs Events '' Attention- 1 i ; ,. GRADUATING SENIORS "·! ·,';! 1 I BUCKEROO Toke The Shwt leut1 Tt A Goecl M Writ., Yillt,.• Cl1t Per' Colo!. . on4 ,.,.,_,._ I ' WHm lEATHER for loungin, loafin and casuallivin SLIP·ON or OXFORD Theee are the leisure,shoes you,l want to ~ and l<Iaf and live in. Gophell! got & ' lot goin' f<lr them with new Bock.-! Yeboice iD eolors, like loden .... vicuDa •• ., alabaster •• , or, grey. Sli]Hlllllalld tiel. Get~" Gopb.... thia sprine. And .... a classic fragrance ... for men iR lotion and bath soap A Royal Oak Combination of 4 ounce Scented Lotion for after shaving-after bathing and Shower . Soap with Antique Gold card for convenient use in the shOWerhandsomely boxed. $5.00 412 Second Ave~ Gallipolis Ph. 4460796 Cushioned Heel and Arch Cushion ,...._..,. . . ____ .._____ 4_._ ,, ... ............... ............. ., G•l Widths AA·li-W ,.. SIDI 5-11 $11.95 Ca; I I ' ±S) I I ,.. . . . ... ..,.., ......t.lt_.._.,......, _.,_,.... ... ,I ' uFdt' - . - ... - · . l r -......""* ............. - .... .. -_ ...'..... ,..,.... ~= a1 1 ~ OPEN FRIDAY NITE TIL 8:00 P.M. ftool The Gallipolis. l' ' USE CHARGE ACCI>Ut AT CARL'S . ~ 8'"1 '\ 1 ~~.,·u~1.,,~.L; j 1 lnd :_oiiJ �,' • 1 ' ' . I r1 r: ,, .. 1 I • ' • . · Gef Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav Way-By Phone,~ For Sale ~· I· ' I '• •• ' o. ' -. . !~.> .: ...__,... ..;, ~·~i. LARGE lll!llpenaenr _,...,.,, _,.._ - ···-·· to nil nip ·~~· of 1ta brlnch. optratlona.. Min should 1M experl1nctd In lllllng to grocers, mt1 urtnta, 1nd,Institutions. Colno, any Uon. phone GI 6-1615 or GI WI. ' '· ' 1965 FALCON,Futura · ...... ·· · $2095 rr A. FARII, .If lolleoco belo, 1 room 11111111, Iterr • Horr1• Rd. Pb. IIWiot. 112-1 NEW S bedroom bome, " Ill bath, builf..ID ldtclloa, sa• lumaee, ell1·'IIIIer, tuiJ blsf. IQOIII, 'II. acre lo~ stale RI 141, s ml. !rom Galllpolla. Paul Northup, PIL f1&4182, • , "' Spring V1lue Home Wlth80Acm 11H Plumbing -~--~"l' illrANDAIID PLUMIIIIIO • aBATING. 101 ...... AYf. tiW7Il $-u Station Wagon. 65:01l mile~ ~y local owne:r. Bl~ck . vinyl interior. Dark aqua fmrsh, ,7,00d4 trres bke , new spare never used. P.B., radio, btg six engme; std. 'trans. Deluxe equipment. Showroom clean. · 'r I \ ·I ! of Thanka ' \ I I AND ll&t.TIIIG ROUH Ill lar jiiOIIIIII -"> - - - Cldl 01 Hill. Gallipolh Chapter 79 Monk.,,, • I . 11 ' • ' 7:30 i'' M.E.M. D11rw ldwtrcl T.lhaM, M.P. ., 1roJn NEW TYPI quality call operlled bJ&b dis pone11 Ill WI 11'11. No ..II· Jac. To q1lll1fr Jill 1111111 have ..,., refereacea, fiiiO Ill $11100 U A. FARM, 2 llnrJ I room borne, aluminum atllll!l, D. B. WOOD, REALTOR 1torm doors and wiodows large baro, 110111e bottom land, ........!. . A. 1 ROOM borne oveJrlool!-1 ..... Umber. 11'1 localed Ia ' IDS the Oblo River at HURiiDgtoo Twp. OR <Ounty rd. ~ down, balaact llkt rent. ",5111. 11011, waD to waD carpel, ...... ....... lwlrhw . ...,., ..ekJy 1U Del mellen! b!Dth!J JDoo- full lime. For _ . 1 lolerview wrlle WINDSOR DISTIIIIIIJT· lNG COMPANY, aN. BALPH AVE., P!Tim!URGH, PA., l5a lacludo plmo 111111ber. 111-3 oil lumaoe, Dlctr pnge, lot ol sbnlba en, low tu dlalrlcl, II $12,5011. ~be ., WiiiJ..d ill exceHent condition, motor. Reaaon for aelling, I employment elsewhere. Information, eaU WY 2-2747. 5 15 FURNISHED apartment, rooms and batb, utiUiies nished. Close to_business lrlct. Phone WY :Jr.31192. I wisb to thank Rev. wlro bas been my strengtl! quite a period of time and was ! always Utero when I ;needed 1 Apply selection of arllllcial baskets, crosses, hearts... eat to c!Joose from. StoMp!·d~~!" \ CUll's Shoe Repair, ·:· pori, Oblo. 5 10 5 15 31c . him. · !% BEDROOM ltouso Wllh gar· BUDGET PRICED IUrDlture . To Dr. McGowan I o"" mucbl ago, ba,.ment, Pllone WY z. 0111 third 0oot budget shop. 5 13 lie . !Iaker Fnl'll!tnre, Middleport more tban money end 'l abaU _ 5523 aller 5 p. m. never be able te pay my d~t. ! 6 ROOM QOUSE with balb on Oblo. ·. 11 ·12 ·-• hil lire : 1 ~ acrea. Close to achooL T0 Mr Kl • ·• llll "'!" .. 1 Phone WY 2-31176. 5 13 31c ONE of tbo finer lbiDgs of family; . to tbe Zuapana ·!Ud ' -- - - - - - -· - - Blue Lusore carpet to. ill. ~ .. pejrple too na.er·l HOUSE TRAILER in . . upholstery cleaner. R en ous 1o mention: and to Mlao Trailer Park in Mioel'llYJiie. electric abampooer $1. Bak•er Kaly and Evelyn 1!111 Don Fot!· Phone WY 2-3324. Furniture Co. o10 lesons wbo have been lamUy 5 13 61c lrlends and bave belped me on :1 BEDROOM house wilh I ELECTROI.UX SWEEPER previous occasions; end to my age, basemen!, Phone WY COMPLETE with allllcm:~enllsl alsler, Wilda, and her buaband. 5523 after 5 p. m. 5 12 I and paper lhrow away BM Blessins. 'lbe111 wwld 6 Rona good. 111.95. WY never be enougil tl!anks to pay I 51 Ole my debt to litem. I ment, i 1--------SCHULT aluminum er, 8 1 23 under $1200.00. M. A. Hall, ReedlvWe, 0. 5 I tic 135. Roberl Blackwood, Harri-ll I 12 3tp oonvilfe, z. Racine, R. D. ll!quire Wolfe at Racine Home or write Huglt C&lrns, Clly, Ohio. 5 11 All uUiltiea paid. 2-3975 or WY 11-2571. ·will be beld Sunday, May 15, Avenue. af 2 p. m. at the Freedom ' Gospel Mlsslom at Ba~ Knnbs wltb Okey Ahart •• Ieider. I Public Is I IS 2le i 2. Pathwa)'S ....... tothl 3. Nautlcilll chain 4.Dome&U.. ..~eo S. Ptrsia &. Common iUied palm reader. P a I preaen~ !Uiure. •uo ~~ j .wltb Ibis ad. Kanauga, Rl. Look IO< band olgn. I 12 8lp iiiJii'iiozER WORK wanled, Mako Your RemvaUom For Rentals Now. BIG BEND TRAILER SALES DAILY CROSSWORD lt.Shove 20. Ro11e ornament 21. Piano partnen ROUTE 124 At SJ~TG.CUSe Corporation 19 INCH portable . , slllnd. See L. c. Wyatt, Park· II of the ivories er Run Rd., 22. Flx ~sville, 5 13 23.News~per and . .utJcal tonn 25. Verb form ""'•enable rale, WY Wile. s 11 5 15 Help Memorial Day =""nr"'.s = SH 2·4363. For Rent llaDioofll, Oh.:::lo::__ TRUCK NEAR TOWN ::..:.: P'PIII.t. OVER It ACRES of sround, I I'AIIMII -m, full bomt., larp DOW 12\!r A. lJ drive fml prap, pleoty lood waler. town, modenl I room, f195 down, $85 to 190 p or . plenty outh~, small IDOIItiJ, amorllzea iD 12 ;rem. iJ.ue, prdeJo, piJDied, Will GUARANTEE. iDI done, ti,HO. pow. ON DISPLAY 51!! ,,,....,.__ . ltLKuotlt. P h - i 1 CUUw'¥Uii""', NEW & USED CARS & TRUCKS Clyde I. Walker, Mgr. Sbrlnen and their wlv• ira 1 tour !If. lh• 1JJplroe ...1er omalh~ iD1o lhe Realtor ol I trucli: Frlday bljurlnc m !ad be., . . .,. penona. Moil.of tho lajlll'iei BOUSEIJ minor. A federal apace .,..., GUARANTEED HOME t ROOM ball!, 1 mL out U. S. llpOII•man laid t1Je lnlcl:. NEW I bedroom, full b... SS, 111ce lot. City water, loaded with bJ&b prolllll11! ment, oenmic bath, b!J!lf..ID can be IIDanced. . bolllel, oltpped Unln· ldtcbeo, pleaty of liflq I ROOM boule, 1 mi. 11y to avoid hi!Uq a cer, lftd _;o space, near town om largo 1o1m ~ A. 8f1IUIIII, wu rammed by the bus. The ot. Full GUARANTEE 01 IDS•. priced to sell . -lrolll Cllll'WIJar, an partl of bouse and lot ea. be IIDaDced. tbroug11 A BANK TRUST li'UND. No need to cbaJJCP ~ MILE out City limltl, II; oee tbll GUARANTEED lot 5 I'COIIll, bath, waD bome lodoy. FHA « VA II> waD carpot 01 llvlq proved. All floor eoveriDI .,.._ WHI!El ALIGNMENT POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY .............. -..ss LyonB, MliaOIJ,''""'·'V«.:·Jiha 173·5611. ': '· r$', 4f .lfo All Kinds af Gaacl Buys In Ont Place 5 12 Cll'l')'lnl AUCTIONEER CoMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT U811 OLDSMOBIL&··F~::Id!-. ceUenl condilimii ·1'llrcllaof JIM CARNAHAN new from local~ 5,& RACINE. OHIO mlleo. Color wbl~ witb black AIR CONDrrlO~JNG Relrtge,.. Interior, alton aervlco. Jack's Refrig- mge mol&r. ·~1r ;: ~y_ aale, car beillt' 1lli'lli!IJid,J'7 eration, New Haven. employer. Auloniatic.__ .lralll: TU U5rl. I 6 mission. Power-- ~ steering. wblte sldewaU - . radiO tiil Rea~ i:stMe For Sale oil Ute eslras. :ean·wY:ut14 tric bealed. In Rutland. Pbon•e l . liter 5 p. m. foo.UIIpectton;• ,, ·I" 11 11e Sta. Wagon. Low mileage by local owner, white over black finish, spotless red interior, new whrte wall tires, VB engine, automatic trans. Power steer· ing and brakes, radio and healer M lov 0 and. appreei!ltiOn tc . city gas, hot water .system, Y ll I garden and some Uvestock you. 8 Molba prlvilegea. Phone WY :1-2297. CAPE KENNEDY !VPJI - .A eoo Your Chevrolet Doalor t&nkine- P~t·h and everyone you In per&OI. I autom~tiC transml8st~n, Fret! Roacbes and r_ at!l a West MatD streel, Wrltt, Phont or Cont•ct 1962 CHEVROLET Impala · ··· .. $1595 I owe so much to so many pfOJIIe lllal II would leave wanling l9r more lime were to spend the rest of my 1lrom11 Mil" - IPARII 'I'IMI INCOME 11ef1UiD1 m1 aiJedlll mon- Thos• little 'Thank Y o , Cards' seein so cold when comes to trylllg to thank eac!J ! and every o~e of you lor the 'farm and inuch needed th.al you all bave given ao freely, am!' wblcb 1· llave needed so ·deiperately, arid will con· llnue to need "as tile road &bead of me looks long end dark with tllree small children It ral,., bad ' to travel tbls same road. So pleese accept my sincere tbalika with ali ll!e warmlh that Is possible to ael down on a 091d .piece of paper. _,n, eroy, Ohio, at Zlrk'a Dalr)l Bar. Phone 99U669. 120 er steering and brakes, white wall tires like new, radlo and heater. I kriow, tl!at I am very lucky compared to Slime wbo II&VB - II&VB - SAVII ON CAMP 1ra11ert ud oampiq poe~~, 8poclol pr1ee1 lor MaJ. Coml ...... loot n llldlJ dllmonlllrsla IDY lime. Gel Campolle ~ !reo. Let'a 'fisll!. AMSBAIIY APAellll 'l'tiiLEI Gl Fo1lrllt Aw., Ill D "Good Delli" .. ............ 11.1-tl R.A.M. interior, 327 engtne, l*rr~; I II ONE OF THE NICEST PIOPLEI. .CALL Hardtop coup<', :Vbite finlsh, spotlesslr clean red Deare•l f'rlends I eaee. WY 2-2151 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·19.3 CHEVROLET Impala · · · · · · $1 Ollll · ·sero1iee l work. Five year guarantee. uleamen. I'll years HONDA SALES & 'sERVICE Rlwlings Honda Sales V8 engine,\~wei'gllde trans. Like new ":bite wall !Ires, raBiri.' Seat always covered, beautrful aqua !inish. "ii ·1 PHONE WYa-2156 ~'llealtr .Iiiii. • i7 ALLIEii' P~ A@J -Ttl'llli~ Control Co. ""'" tOrmitO Saves you ,.,..tbl,j to baH. One Meigs County er wbo doea DICK RAWLINGS 1964 Ch'vrolet 2 Door ........ $1695 Pbone 446-32415. Control. Free Ilona. ~all Pomeroy · Bl~ Co., WY 2->11-.,,-j.~lf Repair, ln: Middleport, , 21'11, VSu•. Wmber Co. ~ WI '1-2708 RACINE, 0. •wly ... AUaiON ·SERVICE ·JIM CARNAHAN and ---~-·-- Belmont Dr., FOr Complete Audlon S.rvlo:; can Slllry, lxptnlll, cotnp"'Y llr, bonus ur1ngtiiMIIt •Ions with other fringe IMJI• flta. Applle~nt with short, NSUrM to box 242, c-o Tribunt. .......... 51.. I 1.,, ~ (. IMMEDIATE OPENING i ' ,, 21. Military . acronym 20.Plundftw ~~~"r.',!31~·!1lsk~n fHif*J'IAIIIWIN' J3,M:OD8tfto :w. Salt 35. En8'. cathe. drat city 31':Bota."liet Gray 38.- power take off. Extra condition. 1100 or will trade il for Ford mowing machine. Alao 1!107 Olds Excellent condition, P.S., B., all accessories, $495. WY 2-12'12 daytim•, K~~ beating, ~::;~::: Ohio. End your sewer We have all size sewer fDes, Reasonable ralt!s. WY ~•. day or rilght. 9 15 EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALIGNMENT and BRAKE SERVICE BlaeHnars Hartley, Pomeroy. PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST Pb1n or with JePPOIVIIi, auare, muabroafb. bam ar aamblaadorrs. ., . ,. or 12" 1bo -1Se Ill IJO C..lm Co...,.Out larvlco CALL WY,_ Pick up At ,G. I G. CAJII IMW. · ~IIOY CDIIIJIIIII lien fat Crfa lirHio~ ..... Pllio . A.";.:.::: 11¥11. . ... j_ .· ... • l ' .. �,' • 1 ' ' . I r1 r: ,, .. 1 I • ' • . · Gef Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav Way-By Phone,~ For Sale ~· I· ' I '• •• ' o. ' -. . !~.> .: ...__,... ..;, ~·~i. LARGE lll!llpenaenr _,...,.,, _,.._ - ···-·· to nil nip ·~~· of 1ta brlnch. optratlona.. Min should 1M experl1nctd In lllllng to grocers, mt1 urtnta, 1nd,Institutions. Colno, any Uon. phone GI 6-1615 or GI WI. ' '· ' 1965 FALCON,Futura · ...... ·· · $2095 rr A. FARII, .If lolleoco belo, 1 room 11111111, Iterr • Horr1• Rd. Pb. IIWiot. 112-1 NEW S bedroom bome, " Ill bath, builf..ID ldtclloa, sa• lumaee, ell1·'IIIIer, tuiJ blsf. IQOIII, 'II. acre lo~ stale RI 141, s ml. !rom Galllpolla. Paul Northup, PIL f1&4182, • , "' Spring V1lue Home Wlth80Acm 11H Plumbing -~--~"l' illrANDAIID PLUMIIIIIO • aBATING. 101 ...... AYf. tiW7Il $-u Station Wagon. 65:01l mile~ ~y local owne:r. Bl~ck . vinyl interior. Dark aqua fmrsh, ,7,00d4 trres bke , new spare never used. P.B., radio, btg six engme; std. 'trans. Deluxe equipment. Showroom clean. · 'r I \ ·I ! of Thanka ' \ I I AND ll&t.TIIIG ROUH Ill lar jiiOIIIIII -"> - - - Cldl 01 Hill. Gallipolh Chapter 79 Monk.,,, • I . 11 ' • ' 7:30 i'' M.E.M. D11rw ldwtrcl T.lhaM, M.P. ., 1roJn NEW TYPI quality call operlled bJ&b dis pone11 Ill WI 11'11. No ..II· Jac. To q1lll1fr Jill 1111111 have ..,., refereacea, fiiiO Ill $11100 U A. FARM, 2 llnrJ I room borne, aluminum atllll!l, D. B. WOOD, REALTOR 1torm doors and wiodows large baro, 110111e bottom land, ........!. . A. 1 ROOM borne oveJrlool!-1 ..... Umber. 11'1 localed Ia ' IDS the Oblo River at HURiiDgtoo Twp. OR <Ounty rd. ~ down, balaact llkt rent. ",5111. 11011, waD to waD carpel, ...... ....... lwlrhw . ...,., ..ekJy 1U Del mellen! b!Dth!J JDoo- full lime. For _ . 1 lolerview wrlle WINDSOR DISTIIIIIIJT· lNG COMPANY, aN. BALPH AVE., P!Tim!URGH, PA., l5a lacludo plmo 111111ber. 111-3 oil lumaoe, Dlctr pnge, lot ol sbnlba en, low tu dlalrlcl, II $12,5011. ~be ., WiiiJ..d ill exceHent condition, motor. Reaaon for aelling, I employment elsewhere. Information, eaU WY 2-2747. 5 15 FURNISHED apartment, rooms and batb, utiUiies nished. Close to_business lrlct. Phone WY :Jr.31192. I wisb to thank Rev. wlro bas been my strengtl! quite a period of time and was ! always Utero when I ;needed 1 Apply selection of arllllcial baskets, crosses, hearts... eat to c!Joose from. StoMp!·d~~!" \ CUll's Shoe Repair, ·:· pori, Oblo. 5 10 5 15 31c . him. · !% BEDROOM ltouso Wllh gar· BUDGET PRICED IUrDlture . To Dr. McGowan I o"" mucbl ago, ba,.ment, Pllone WY z. 0111 third 0oot budget shop. 5 13 lie . !Iaker Fnl'll!tnre, Middleport more tban money end 'l abaU _ 5523 aller 5 p. m. never be able te pay my d~t. ! 6 ROOM QOUSE with balb on Oblo. ·. 11 ·12 ·-• hil lire : 1 ~ acrea. Close to achooL T0 Mr Kl • ·• llll "'!" .. 1 Phone WY 2-31176. 5 13 31c ONE of tbo finer lbiDgs of family; . to tbe Zuapana ·!Ud ' -- - - - - - -· - - Blue Lusore carpet to. ill. ~ .. pejrple too na.er·l HOUSE TRAILER in . . upholstery cleaner. R en ous 1o mention: and to Mlao Trailer Park in Mioel'llYJiie. electric abampooer $1. Bak•er Kaly and Evelyn 1!111 Don Fot!· Phone WY 2-3324. Furniture Co. o10 lesons wbo have been lamUy 5 13 61c lrlends and bave belped me on :1 BEDROOM house wilh I ELECTROI.UX SWEEPER previous occasions; end to my age, basemen!, Phone WY COMPLETE with allllcm:~enllsl alsler, Wilda, and her buaband. 5523 after 5 p. m. 5 12 I and paper lhrow away BM Blessins. 'lbe111 wwld 6 Rona good. 111.95. WY never be enougil tl!anks to pay I 51 Ole my debt to litem. I ment, i 1--------SCHULT aluminum er, 8 1 23 under $1200.00. M. A. Hall, ReedlvWe, 0. 5 I tic 135. Roberl Blackwood, Harri-ll I 12 3tp oonvilfe, z. Racine, R. D. ll!quire Wolfe at Racine Home or write Huglt C&lrns, Clly, Ohio. 5 11 All uUiltiea paid. 2-3975 or WY 11-2571. ·will be beld Sunday, May 15, Avenue. af 2 p. m. at the Freedom ' Gospel Mlsslom at Ba~ Knnbs wltb Okey Ahart •• Ieider. I Public Is I IS 2le i 2. Pathwa)'S ....... tothl 3. Nautlcilll chain 4.Dome&U.. ..~eo S. Ptrsia &. Common iUied palm reader. P a I preaen~ !Uiure. •uo ~~ j .wltb Ibis ad. Kanauga, Rl. Look IO< band olgn. I 12 8lp iiiJii'iiozER WORK wanled, Mako Your RemvaUom For Rentals Now. BIG BEND TRAILER SALES DAILY CROSSWORD lt.Shove 20. Ro11e ornament 21. Piano partnen ROUTE 124 At SJ~TG.CUSe Corporation 19 INCH portable . , slllnd. See L. c. Wyatt, Park· II of the ivories er Run Rd., 22. Flx ~sville, 5 13 23.News~per and . .utJcal tonn 25. Verb form ""'•enable rale, WY Wile. s 11 5 15 Help Memorial Day =""nr"'.s = SH 2·4363. For Rent llaDioofll, Oh.:::lo::__ TRUCK NEAR TOWN ::..:.: P'PIII.t. OVER It ACRES of sround, I I'AIIMII -m, full bomt., larp DOW 12\!r A. lJ drive fml prap, pleoty lood waler. town, modenl I room, f195 down, $85 to 190 p or . plenty outh~, small IDOIItiJ, amorllzea iD 12 ;rem. iJ.ue, prdeJo, piJDied, Will GUARANTEE. iDI done, ti,HO. pow. ON DISPLAY 51!! ,,,....,.__ . ltLKuotlt. P h - i 1 CUUw'¥Uii""', NEW & USED CARS & TRUCKS Clyde I. Walker, Mgr. Sbrlnen and their wlv• ira 1 tour !If. lh• 1JJplroe ...1er omalh~ iD1o lhe Realtor ol I trucli: Frlday bljurlnc m !ad be., . . .,. penona. Moil.of tho lajlll'iei BOUSEIJ minor. A federal apace .,..., GUARANTEED HOME t ROOM ball!, 1 mL out U. S. llpOII•man laid t1Je lnlcl:. NEW I bedroom, full b... SS, 111ce lot. City water, loaded with bJ&b prolllll11! ment, oenmic bath, b!J!lf..ID can be IIDanced. . bolllel, oltpped Unln· ldtcbeo, pleaty of liflq I ROOM boule, 1 mi. 11y to avoid hi!Uq a cer, lftd _;o space, near town om largo 1o1m ~ A. 8f1IUIIII, wu rammed by the bus. The ot. Full GUARANTEE 01 IDS•. priced to sell . -lrolll Cllll'WIJar, an partl of bouse and lot ea. be IIDaDced. tbroug11 A BANK TRUST li'UND. No need to cbaJJCP ~ MILE out City limltl, II; oee tbll GUARANTEED lot 5 I'COIIll, bath, waD bome lodoy. FHA « VA II> waD carpot 01 llvlq proved. All floor eoveriDI .,.._ WHI!El ALIGNMENT POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY .............. -..ss LyonB, MliaOIJ,''""'·'V«.:·Jiha 173·5611. ': '· r$', 4f .lfo All Kinds af Gaacl Buys In Ont Place 5 12 Cll'l')'lnl AUCTIONEER CoMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT U811 OLDSMOBIL&··F~::Id!-. ceUenl condilimii ·1'llrcllaof JIM CARNAHAN new from local~ 5,& RACINE. OHIO mlleo. Color wbl~ witb black AIR CONDrrlO~JNG Relrtge,.. Interior, alton aervlco. Jack's Refrig- mge mol&r. ·~1r ;: ~y_ aale, car beillt' 1lli'lli!IJid,J'7 eration, New Haven. employer. Auloniatic.__ .lralll: TU U5rl. I 6 mission. Power-- ~ steering. wblte sldewaU - . radiO tiil Rea~ i:stMe For Sale oil Ute eslras. :ean·wY:ut14 tric bealed. In Rutland. Pbon•e l . liter 5 p. m. foo.UIIpectton;• ,, ·I" 11 11e Sta. Wagon. Low mileage by local owner, white over black finish, spotless red interior, new whrte wall tires, VB engine, automatic trans. Power steer· ing and brakes, radio and healer M lov 0 and. appreei!ltiOn tc . city gas, hot water .system, Y ll I garden and some Uvestock you. 8 Molba prlvilegea. Phone WY :1-2297. CAPE KENNEDY !VPJI - .A eoo Your Chevrolet Doalor t&nkine- P~t·h and everyone you In per&OI. I autom~tiC transml8st~n, Fret! Roacbes and r_ at!l a West MatD streel, Wrltt, Phont or Cont•ct 1962 CHEVROLET Impala · ··· .. $1595 I owe so much to so many pfOJIIe lllal II would leave wanling l9r more lime were to spend the rest of my 1lrom11 Mil" - IPARII 'I'IMI INCOME 11ef1UiD1 m1 aiJedlll mon- Thos• little 'Thank Y o , Cards' seein so cold when comes to trylllg to thank eac!J ! and every o~e of you lor the 'farm and inuch needed th.al you all bave given ao freely, am!' wblcb 1· llave needed so ·deiperately, arid will con· llnue to need "as tile road &bead of me looks long end dark with tllree small children It ral,., bad ' to travel tbls same road. So pleese accept my sincere tbalika with ali ll!e warmlh that Is possible to ael down on a 091d .piece of paper. _,n, eroy, Ohio, at Zlrk'a Dalr)l Bar. Phone 99U669. 120 er steering and brakes, white wall tires like new, radlo and heater. I kriow, tl!at I am very lucky compared to Slime wbo II&VB - II&VB - SAVII ON CAMP 1ra11ert ud oampiq poe~~, 8poclol pr1ee1 lor MaJ. Coml ...... loot n llldlJ dllmonlllrsla IDY lime. Gel Campolle ~ !reo. Let'a 'fisll!. AMSBAIIY APAellll 'l'tiiLEI Gl Fo1lrllt Aw., Ill D "Good Delli" .. ............ 11.1-tl R.A.M. interior, 327 engtne, l*rr~; I II ONE OF THE NICEST PIOPLEI. .CALL Hardtop coup<', :Vbite finlsh, spotlesslr clean red Deare•l f'rlends I eaee. WY 2-2151 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·19.3 CHEVROLET Impala · · · · · · $1 Ollll · ·sero1iee l work. Five year guarantee. uleamen. I'll years HONDA SALES & 'sERVICE Rlwlings Honda Sales V8 engine,\~wei'gllde trans. Like new ":bite wall !Ires, raBiri.' Seat always covered, beautrful aqua !inish. "ii ·1 PHONE WYa-2156 ~'llealtr .Iiiii. • i7 ALLIEii' P~ A@J -Ttl'llli~ Control Co. ""'" tOrmitO Saves you ,.,..tbl,j to baH. One Meigs County er wbo doea DICK RAWLINGS 1964 Ch'vrolet 2 Door ........ $1695 Pbone 446-32415. Control. Free Ilona. ~all Pomeroy · Bl~ Co., WY 2->11-.,,-j.~lf Repair, ln: Middleport, , 21'11, VSu•. Wmber Co. ~ WI '1-2708 RACINE, 0. •wly ... AUaiON ·SERVICE ·JIM CARNAHAN and ---~-·-- Belmont Dr., FOr Complete Audlon S.rvlo:; can Slllry, lxptnlll, cotnp"'Y llr, bonus ur1ngtiiMIIt •Ions with other fringe IMJI• flta. Applle~nt with short, NSUrM to box 242, c-o Tribunt. .......... 51.. I 1.,, ~ (. IMMEDIATE OPENING i ' ,, 21. Military . acronym 20.Plundftw ~~~"r.',!31~·!1lsk~n fHif*J'IAIIIWIN' J3,M:OD8tfto :w. Salt 35. En8'. cathe. drat city 31':Bota."liet Gray 38.- power take off. Extra condition. 1100 or will trade il for Ford mowing machine. Alao 1!107 Olds Excellent condition, P.S., B., all accessories, $495. WY 2-12'12 daytim•, K~~ beating, ~::;~::: Ohio. End your sewer We have all size sewer fDes, Reasonable ralt!s. WY ~•. day or rilght. 9 15 EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALIGNMENT and BRAKE SERVICE BlaeHnars Hartley, Pomeroy. PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST Pb1n or with JePPOIVIIi, auare, muabroafb. bam ar aamblaadorrs. ., . ,. or 12" 1bo -1Se Ill IJO C..lm Co...,.Out larvlco CALL WY,_ Pick up At ,G. I G. CAJII IMW. · ~IIOY CDIIIJIIIII lien fat Crfa lirHio~ ..... Pllio . A.";.:.::: 11¥11. . ... j_ .· ... • l ' .. �·' '. • • ' ' • Six Million ~ews .. ,. ' . ,, , ..... ,..\. ....... "' ... -· ' ' SUMMER. '" .. ' oo "' : I ·~ •· . r - \ ' .-.- I - ·SALE .· . ,. EEK ISN'T .VE.RV-lWGH · TO PI~ tO! •... .nit. h,-._ . . Ml- Sllit urto 20 • Womeno SIHI 38 to 52 .· Holf 51111 14'h to 24'h Card Club M.wu ' r• ., SELEa YOUR COOL COTTON DRESSES NOW FOR ' ;,~·"''' '~ An out,tandlng group of. womens eool cotton dresse~ aleevele&!l and short sleeve otyles, shifts, shlrtwaloto, coat style dre!l8e8, aunbacks. Just any stYle )'0\1 want dark cottons aPd pa&telL ' meet bi Mlddl"' •A, e board. , 'velle will late the • Mllr(eUa TuelliaJ necesslll)' c:ojlieo, them, 1g. Moeller. wUl reo BUr WHI\T IF HE. K~S TIIAT I AL~YS ST'ART WITH MY FA~T 6ALL? ItL FOOL HIPA( . I'Ll THROW HIM . ' MV CURVE BALL! eiJr SUPR>SE 1-'E GUE'SSES lHAT I'M GOUJG 10 1RY TO RXll.. HIM? IIJ lHAT CNi.'C. ' -- ~ -~-- ~ - "EO I ll-11~1<. I'll THReW HIM MV DROP .P\lt:H! - HE.'Ll 8E EXPECTUJG M.V I CVRV£ SALL? .. -~ . Mr. Moe!le: his ' 0 lh and others the ailable, Jlll!O SO II to qualify for 1965 ernard Fultz lndlorning Mlddleport Utle to the lau4 :ek, 0 ief has limself ' Roy Thomas of night there was of Mrs. Lisa Dad who the mur- TROO&€' IS t\ID c.oT ATERR.\&E ARM! ' Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' r Columbus at· The 32-yeat-old killed by four metime May ~­ in the trunk of odlay, about 90 Davenport showooj S..the Man '' Y(tiO HAl IVIIIYTHING POl YOU ... \~~OLDS As~As$2348 ·larr' & Van Zalllh fiLE DfJC SEZ: "' ' NOBODY GIVES MORE, TAKES LESS, HAS BETTER TERMS, LET US PROVE IT! ~·1 01'.1i Falcon Futuri Hanltop 8500 Miles, One local Owner, Automatic Trans. B.alance Of New Car Warranty - - - - - 964.Ford Galaxie '500' Local Owner, All Power Features. Custom Vinyl Interior - - - - lulcl LeSalwe 4 Dr. Hardtop One Owner, Interior like New, Mist Green - Sharp - - - - - lice Chief told of the - ,; Artie White, Red Custom Interior, One·Owner - -- - - - -- _,,' !· J ' ' . : Goes mses . • '" ' .. ' Iuick Wildcat Convertible anil7: Franktln Cotaty,'' SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF ,, w~ id : "I thillk -lt,it 1e it is probobly he murder w11 ,. RNITURE ,_ ~ !nts showed alco, LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM and DINING ROOM .NEW· FASHIONS... to , eating her lf!i nalysls showed !Ill alcobu1, but lh$ ·.. ' . ' '' ! ' ' • !, ' ' ~' : .;< I -' " ' \ . .. I 1 ' • t • : .' ' ' 1~ i / . ..., .-. . f ' I \ 't ,•- i ~~ nark, but some n 1\2 NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE HAS -ARRIVED! ''" • ·'' . •l I ' .i ' �·' '. • • ' ' • Six Million ~ews .. ,. ' . ,, , ..... ,..\. ....... "' ... -· ' ' SUMMER. '" .. ' oo "' : I ·~ •· . r - \ ' .-.- I - ·SALE .· . ,. EEK ISN'T .VE.RV-lWGH · TO PI~ tO! •... .nit. h,-._ . . Ml- Sllit urto 20 • Womeno SIHI 38 to 52 .· Holf 51111 14'h to 24'h Card Club M.wu ' r• ., SELEa YOUR COOL COTTON DRESSES NOW FOR ' ;,~·"''' '~ An out,tandlng group of. womens eool cotton dresse~ aleevele&!l and short sleeve otyles, shifts, shlrtwaloto, coat style dre!l8e8, aunbacks. Just any stYle )'0\1 want dark cottons aPd pa&telL ' meet bi Mlddl"' •A, e board. , 'velle will late the • Mllr(eUa TuelliaJ necesslll)' c:ojlieo, them, 1g. Moeller. wUl reo BUr WHI\T IF HE. K~S TIIAT I AL~YS ST'ART WITH MY FA~T 6ALL? ItL FOOL HIPA( . I'Ll THROW HIM . ' MV CURVE BALL! eiJr SUPR>SE 1-'E GUE'SSES lHAT I'M GOUJG 10 1RY TO RXll.. HIM? IIJ lHAT CNi.'C. ' -- ~ -~-- ~ - "EO I ll-11~1<. I'll THReW HIM MV DROP .P\lt:H! - HE.'Ll 8E EXPECTUJG M.V I CVRV£ SALL? .. -~ . Mr. Moe!le: his ' 0 lh and others the ailable, Jlll!O SO II to qualify for 1965 ernard Fultz lndlorning Mlddleport Utle to the lau4 :ek, 0 ief has limself ' Roy Thomas of night there was of Mrs. Lisa Dad who the mur- TROO&€' IS t\ID c.oT ATERR.\&E ARM! ' Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' r Columbus at· The 32-yeat-old killed by four metime May ~­ in the trunk of odlay, about 90 Davenport showooj S..the Man '' Y(tiO HAl IVIIIYTHING POl YOU ... \~~OLDS As~As$2348 ·larr' & Van Zalllh fiLE DfJC SEZ: "' ' NOBODY GIVES MORE, TAKES LESS, HAS BETTER TERMS, LET US PROVE IT! ~·1 01'.1i Falcon Futuri Hanltop 8500 Miles, One local Owner, Automatic Trans. B.alance Of New Car Warranty - - - - - 964.Ford Galaxie '500' Local Owner, All Power Features. Custom Vinyl Interior - - - - lulcl LeSalwe 4 Dr. Hardtop One Owner, Interior like New, Mist Green - Sharp - - - - - lice Chief told of the - ,; Artie White, Red Custom Interior, One·Owner - -- - - - -- _,,' !· J ' ' . : Goes mses . • '" ' .. ' Iuick Wildcat Convertible anil7: Franktln Cotaty,'' SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF ,, w~ id : "I thillk -lt,it 1e it is probobly he murder w11 ,. RNITURE ,_ ~ !nts showed alco, LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM and DINING ROOM .NEW· FASHIONS... to , eating her lf!i nalysls showed !Ill alcobu1, but lh$ ·.. ' . ' '' ! ' ' • !, ' ' ~' : .;< I -' " ' \ . .. I 1 ' • t • : .' ' ' 1~ i / . ..., .-. . f ' I \ 't ,•- i ~~ nark, but some n 1\2 NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE HAS -ARRIVED! ''" • ·'' . •l I ' .i ' �'. ... ' ' -' •• ·I ' 't I .. ' ' < •• ., ' ) I, . :. 'I~ .~~;:)"!I)~~ ' ' ' .. I .. ' ~y ., ,,., . t· ,, ', .. ' .. .. . ·-·· ... ... . CAI'TAl:'N ., ' ; '' r ' • ·. : \.i . .ASY , · , 'u·.t r ., was desli the his wbo wil of Li> ·-" ' ' ..,.••• : ". .. ' ' 11 ::'':~~~,'~t!•• .~ ·. MAH SECRet · . POTION, ' ~ATTLESt.lAKE • RHUI!AFI~! .. ' . .••' '' .. • fiAI.t! .JOE .THUNDER . Of THE GQ!)P EIUVSI I Stli\U. NOT MISS Tf-119 OPPORTUN!W 1:0 E.IJEN Tf-IE . ' 'I BlOODY SC01'1E I I ,.~J. ''. \ nith " >A , meet in Midille. e board. velle will take lht ' Mar!etlo TlaesdaJ NOW! t'ltMEMBa'.! HE'S MR. nec>~~~sary oopieo, them. 1g. Moeller will n> . Mr. Moe!l.,. bas lh arid others !be ailable. June 30 11 to qualify for 1!166 FIRST; 1 MUST GET THE 6LIGHTER OFF THIS HIGf\WAYI DARK GlAOOEQ--- THEGUYI LEFT lOCKeD IW AHIJT!OI ROOM ~ ernard Fultz lnd~ orning Middleport ~tle w the land •ek. l. 1 ••' ·, ief has limself I • Roy Thomas of night there was of Mrs. Lisa Dad who the mul' I 114\NK WE'VE MET B!'FORE,StRHARRY. I'M DEL16f\TED TO I L!'ARN 'fOUR NAME! nark, but some r Columbus al· The 32-yeai'-Old killed by four metime May ~~ in the trunk of odlay, about 90 roaol. Sir HtJiTIJ . Davenport showed n I II to tbrejl eating her ht5 nalysis sbnwed ~ aiC<1ho1, but tht ents sOOwed alco-- Man .. ~ NAt,lv,mH ' POll Yqll ... -~HTOI! .. As~~$23• er..B . '"" ' '' . ' Goes ' . mses IHJC • NOB •' E he m.rder waa Frankli.D Cot~tly,11 Billll'reFse "" :....:.:&_V• Zar . lice Chief w~ told of the •nair· id: "! think ·li,lt 1e II is probably ' '· Pa. <UP! ) _, or a 17-year-olll I .•' ,, ~· 'l .t'" " ' '. ~ • ''• kidnaped bJ ''"·· ,. fiiOVed ' .... to doorsteps t. . i . . l' j, ',, •"-' 8500 Miles, Automatic 1 ·. ll!~w ·Car W •• •• ' ~· - ., '" aJWI • SU!Iday of lht ·' p1taln ..... ..... ' ' leQy ' ~ riOemaa ~. .... Ann .. ' ,l'~' Brail- whlSiced • inlt r· Ll. . ' ~Jo. 109 aided by de a final ~ . ~~~ pOm= ~~~' , ~II& ' iki lbe 1 ., I{, ~~'''' "' 'WIIIIleVer , ' --- -~ .. . '··-- ~ ).\ �'f. 1 ' 1t I ,. . ~ . ;.1 I ill ("I . -"' .. . ' T' • . . -. . -. .-••-t ru.:v~• . ...... L . . ~ . -·"·. ,._ , _.,..,,,a ....... '" ........ .... . ,. , ' ,0 _..,.,. 0 . ., i ,.. .I '' -~ . . .'. . -~ ..- .. .~ _,._ .. ..~ 0 •• •.. •' ::" .,-.... ' .... ....•."' . ' . •t~·· ,... ' ' ., ..... _ '. I ;, ..... ' '" -~ ,. ' primal '' UD1ver1 was desl _,, the bls who wi of La cwm" ·ITINYI How; ~. tormerty o1 , -(ltiade,'· ~ attend'! ~ ttalaiug works~ ~ ·~Action R .,~ "~~ w. v-... ~ JOI!di:Y' by tbe ' • 1'lflted 11Wi1ila iutltute for st•• · ~-~10. .......tbe Appol, • ~lf. i ., a l l 4 IT tif' liAVE beet "apia ~·. tbe other ill Ill die )Iebon city ~ ' LI ,!hie. , ._, .flebt ~ jpeln 1«w hours and I~ nl II! ~ jluriDg which , lilld 1 total ' ~ 33 visitor! ·- aboat,""'!!val of tree tit. :IS !mpi'ovement p ' llllkl&· l)eer; ,m a Krogerl a ·- 1!01111111181ty center .. . . . for tbe citj . *"·' - . llbldl . 'llll',POI'J .. ' Compall) lllaged a II M:..SFtf'i.l Galllpol~ I !.nib AIH8vmory celell: ,' 9111· bnt1'*"'.-b paceao~ •emet.'llt 1lbe Jackson ~~ • ! ..ok!fllleDDial. Logao , illlao bavlllg a similar j . - llw:feR, but Logar e~· den' ~ IIIISers Cool .,~ 'iil)'sto&e :tbe even~ lD -~ tbe ~ ~ . offer lbe RogeJ ~ · ~out tbal ..,.. • ~ '' '·' ,~­ ' ~--------------~ ' ' Sau.•qa·' ' • qi •, If"' ""'' ' ~·-..... ;. ' .... . ' t' ., . Mr. MQOlle bas 'J'i. ~ .-; ~? ,. "i' •' _;· ... •A, meet in MidCIIee board. velle will take tile ' Marlelta 'nlesday necesaary coplea, them, lg. Moeller will reo lh arid otllers tile ailable, June 30 II to qualify lor 1966 ' ernard Fulb lnd~ orning Middleport Iitle to tbl land .,k. ., ief has limseH ' .·-_,~ , ' ---~· ·:• ,_. ~ ' ' mellliDD Gal Gallipollll Areo ·, . · Celebratl did lucCesS, \ b~ A..:rt .• '11l'' . ''inlects ill( a~ 'SciOto COUDiies. Tbl ':j~~~ ' •' ' •· t..O''- f! .: LOSBB .. '· ''·'~---- .., .. ,.i._.,/"'"~~.,. it bad ,._slully ca . ·TII·J I. ,. ' 'nith . , .. ' ·- ' ·' W : break even? Roy Thomas or night there was of Mrs. Lisa Dad who the mur- l{O.U 00 b&vea't h --·~· tho · · !be celelJl'l il lime for a II 'lOV ·I.IKP .··lf'l!.. nark, but some r Columbus al• ' • .~1 • •• ~ ·~ :" ! ' J •• I -~ -~ J l I '' 30 he murder ·wao Franklin eotaty1•• ~\u.ont Goes loses :t'M. "fOM HOKIEL. 1WOLAI'SOF 1li!IR RAC1!1 nalysls showed ~ alcohol, but ~~~~ !nts showed alco- id: "I lhlllk · j&.Jt it is J)robably . .. - . ...... lti1HE lAST Davenport showe4 n 11> to ~ eating her 1~; lice Chief w~ told of the aualy~ - '' Wml AFI~AL 1 . 81.1151' OF SPEEl> The 32-ye~I<J killed by fov metime May &. in the trunk of ldlay, about 90 ~. Pa. <UPI ) 'It or a 17-year-<llll kl~ b)-,,.;a ~PilUS /JIIJ»fiFHJS !!' .!CIN. rilll'ved ' .... to doorsteps Ito aidedby .. !\/), • ' .. ' 8500 Miles1 Automatic ' ·New Car Vi de a lln8l ... ) Sunday of tile mllln area near • Ani! Braii- Wblsted . in1D in-"ked rlftemaa f. ,!. ',>. ' ' I &,. ,. Ao!- -f ~ l." ·' z a' . '+ .j.: • . ,; ~· .'"~t- ~ .J;i: ' • .'• --~t '''· ,, ' 1.<', ,. , r. �.., ';' ' ' ··" ·- - ~ .. - .~ ' '' ' ...... -·· ......... . ,..______ ,. __ _ ___ ,... ,...."" ' .; ' 'i ......... ' ... ' "I'( '\· ' :..-- . ... .. . .... . . . . . . ..... .. ~- ' '' ' "' ' ' • ......... . . 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Juoe 30 to to qualify lor 1!166 ernard Fullz tndl· orning Middleport ~tie to lba land >ek. ief has limself Roy Thomas of night there wao of Mrs. Lisa Dad who the murnark, but some r Columbus al• The 32-yeaf<>ld killed by four metime May 6. in the trunk of 1d lay, about 90 Davenport showed to lhr., eating her IIW nalysis showed .. n 1\1 alcohoo , bul Ill! ents showed a!..,. lice Cllief W ~ told of the .::: id : "! lhink ·~· ,. il is Probably - - - ....'"b ~ he murder wu FrankllD Cotatrt" Goes •uses >, Pa. or a . Falco1 8500Mile <VPI )' _, 17-year-<~~t kidnaill>d bJ,.••• i '' !r .1116Ved . ... lodoorstepi .. >1.1<, Automatic aided br. .. de • flnll anol , 'Sunday of lht ~wear~ ~ ......... ....,. Ann Brad- wblsted . into """""" rlflem•a r· . Lt. ldllie •).,: '' I . '·- •.__... ..,_ ... ___ ___ . . ........ ---·· .. ,., ' ' . . -·· �. ft' ':,' ' I ' . ,, . ,. • <I ,, , -r 1 . .. . . J, '·' • ' '' .. . ')'(' ·.-•· ..,,,t,'''f•1. • ,. . ' '•, ~ • . ' .. ' ', : ·•·. ., .. .. 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