http://66.213.69.5/files/original/159e0d5bee195bfa314d5a6821feae35.pdf a256b424e1cd77506b960ce9cabdc056 PDF Text Text ' ' ,..,.~_ , . .. ,..._ .. .,.... ~ . _..:.,.,... ... J-1, ........... ..;;:;~,i:j I ' .\ ,, Thoughts I Socrates auld: "False words are no( only eviNcl themselves . but Uiey infect the soul as well.'; 1' Devo~d To The Grea~r Middle Ohio Valley Weather Cloudy, warm IIIII humJd Suaday with occaaloaal thuaderlhOwera. Mostly cloudy alt 'Sundll !light and Monda¥ with, eluce ol showte.r a. Cort!IJI8d warm &lllllumid. '">NS 2S...PAGES VOL IV NO 29 / '' TE...:..N..:_CENTS· SUNDAY. AUGUST 17. 1969 Pomeroy-Middleport GALLIPOLIS - The third man wanted ln connection with last Tuesday's beating of a Mlddleporl police officer is still at large but a Kanaup-Hender!IOil Jcrryboat pilot was arl'Hted Friday aftei!Lsn after he aneg'ijijfy had helped the suspect escape. Glen Goodman of Henderson was arraigned Friday afternoon before Justice of the Peace Gall Faires and pleaded not guilty to a charge of "recklessly operating a ferryboat in a mamer so as to endanger the life, limb and property of other per sons," Goodman was released on $1,000. However, no date was announced for a hearlng in the case. The warrant was signed 'lt_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in Ft. Pleasant by Gallla County Sheriff Oscar Baird. Richard Hays, Middleport policeman, was allegedly beaten by three men who fled the scene after Hays stopped them in Middleport on a traffic violation. Hays pursued the men but wrecked the Middleport police cruiser on Rt, 62 at Lakin. A 1969 Corvette, the object of the chase by Hays, was found abandoned near the Pleasant Point Resort. Gallia - Meigs of_ fleers said the car was registered to Lyle Sheets of Ft. Pl8ji&ant, and Gallipolis. Sheets, who is the son.Jn.Jaw of Glen Goodman, the pilot · on the Kanauga. Hen- derson ferryboat, was the object of a search Friday morning, involving the ferryboat. When Ohio officers attempted to go onto the ferryboat to arrest Sheets, Golidman, according to Gallla County Sheriff Denver A, Walker, backed the craft away fron the bank. The ferryboat had been secured to the bank by a cable but the callle slipped and the craft crossed the rive\ to Henderson. A second attempt was made to tie the ferryboat up on the Ohio side of the rive1· rut Goodman, according to officers, backed away from the bank and the inch..and.a.balf cable U111Jl)eCl. Goodman took the ferryboat to Henderson, abandoned It, and ·· lie and. Sheetll eluded the officers, Two other moo are in the Melga Cowii;J jail in connection wlth the Mlddlepcl't incident. Russell Robbins, 21, C•llipo!Ja~ is charged with interferin()ri.th a pollct officer. Dave A. Maynard, "'-~ C•lllpo!la, was arrested on a charge ol aslllllt and'· battery. Patrolman Hays assaulted by the 11*1 and iniured In the wreck of the cruiler, Is a patient in Pomeroy's Veterans JQmorlal Hospital, reported ln aood ~ tlon. Wetherholt ~Hangs Out Shingle in Hometown GALLIPOLIS - Charles Gene Wetherholt, outstanding Gallla Academy H i g h School athlete In the late l940s,ls Gallipolis' newest attorney. Son of the late James and Mary Wetherholt, At1y. Wether holt has set up quarters at 19 Locust St. Before returning to his home town on Aug. 1, Atty. Wetherhoh was engaged in private practice in Columbus for two years. Mter graduating from GAHS in 1950, CROW'SS'J!:AK ROUSE OF POMEROY purdllaecl tllegrandclulplon Hereford 11teer Wetherholt attended Ohio · University on of Harry Slawter, Middleport Route 1, at a livestock sale 'Friday night held in col\iUnction a football scholarship. He served two years wl~ the Meigs County Junior Fair. Left to right, are T()lll Hamm and Janet Mees, junior in the armed forces (1955 and 1956) and : lair .king and queen, Robert Crow a:nd his father, Dr. Tom Crow, and Slawter. Craw's . graduated with a BA degree at Ohio State .' 'Steakhouse paid $1.02 pound, a record high. University in 1958. In January, 1959, Wetherholt became associated with the Nationwide Insurance Co., in Columbus. In February that year, he entered the Franklin Law School. He received his law degree on Jan. 22 1965. Wetherholt, who served as a claims attorney for Nationwide, was admitted to practice by the Ohio State Bar Association on May 8, 1967. Wetherholt's wife, Jan, and three daughters, Sara, 13, Ellen, 9, and Valerie, 5, will reside in Columbus until they find a POMEROY - Harry Slawter's 865pound Pomeroy. home here. Gr....S Champion ~eer sold tor a record hlgll Vicld Oarr1 775, 56o, Pomeroy National in Columbus, Wetherholt was .,a mem~ ~f $·1.02 PI!"~ to Crow's Steak House at Bank; CM!g Pierce, 935, 45lt! Elberfclds; ber of the Masontc York--hodge. ' ~ Meigs Junior livestoc.k sale Friday ritght. Mandie Rose, 715 lbs., 461/z , Meigs Equip. During his four-year athletic career . at ilu'.JJ1811t. , m~!lt, l'OIII8~l Cella McCoy, 905, SOc, R, GAHS ( 1946-SIJ) Wetherholt was a member 1,000 lb. Reserve Champion ow'ned Hi Rawlinga ·Sons Company, Middleport; Ste- of the varsit-Y football, basketball and base, . Benedum, sold for 84 cents per veil stanley, 1,020; 46c, Veterans Memorial ball teams. He received the coveted GAHS · · to Farmer's Bank and Savings Co. Hospital; Louise Michael, 950, 46c, Dutton athletic key in 1950. ' he 20 steers brought $9,709.81, for an Drug Store, Middleport; Jim Betz, 845, 46c, He was an Al!.sEOAL football player ·~ avar"e price of 50 cents per pound. Ray Riggs, Athens; Diana Grueser, 850, 45c, during his sophomore and junior years at ' Steer Na; 6, owned by Kimmy Pierce, G & J Auto Parts, Pomeroy; Wayne Leifheit, Gallia Academy where he played end and "as J1Ur~..sed bj Ice & Fuel Co., Pcint 785, 42c, to Point Pleasant Livestock. guard and was an outstandlf1i placekicker PleaJint, for 55 cents per lb. The firm doAuctioneer for the steer sale was Colon- for the undefeated 1947 and 1948 Blue Dev' . the steer back and it was sold the sec- el Jim Carnaham of Racine. lliteil il football teams. In October, 1948, Wethond time to Karr Construction Co. for 80 cents LAMB SALE erholt was named O~io Player of the Week . .faul Rose, weighed 88 lbs., and was sold by Unlted Press. f;(e' successfully convertlb. Thls $640 was donated to the DoliarJ! for fo~1.13 to City Ice & Fuel of Middleport ed 22 of 34 extra point attempts In 1947, Scholars Fund to provide scholarships for and Poira Pleasant. This was the Grand Cham- and in 1948, booted 40 Of 50. Twice during 4;1 Club or FF A membeta. The nve lambs sold for a total of $424- pion Lamb, and after the sale was over, City those ttwo years he klcked 12 consecutive ' ."24 with an average price jlf,jl.19 per pound. Ice and Fuel representatives said it had not extra polnta without a mlaa. Paul Rose' a clwunplon lamb ibid for $1.30 per gone high enough. So they brought it out, and it was resold for $1.30 a lb., and City Ice & pound. Other consignors and buyers were, Fuel again bought it. Lawrence Johnston, 78, $1.07, Marion ·steers, with weight and price per pound listed ln order, Byron McCoy, 850, 62c, Elber- Riggs, Logan; Paul Rose, 66, $1.18, T h e felds; Kenneth Bolen, 845, 54c, Marlon ltts, Daily Sentinel; Ollie Sayre, 67, $1. 20, Racine t Lopn; Mike Benedum, 1,040, 54c, Mu by H()llle National Bank; Ollie Sayre, 68, $1,22, OU 'DrUl Co., Pomeroy; Paul Cross, 9351 s., Cross' Store in Racine. Auctioneer for the sale was L 0. McCoy, 51c, Racine Home National Bank: Ricky Reedsville, The lamb committee included WUPierce, 940, 48c, Johnson Construction Con. · traetors at Racine Locks & Dam; Danlel Mid· liam Carr, chainrian; Lloyd Blackwood, W, JQtt, 1,030, 43c, Evans Packing C()lllpany; Ed- S, Michael~ Hiram Slawter, Everett Holcomb, Wht-Cr,!l8s, 1,9~5, 4k, Landmark Store; Char- Carol Pierce, and C. E. IJlakeslee. The judge lea , Yoat, ' 980, ~~e. Supr Run Flour Mlll, was WUl Getz, Ohio ~te ' Unlversity. a AMERICANISM WEEK COMPLETED- Americanism Week, aponsored by the GaJii. poli.s Emblem Club duri~ the recent July 4 celebration, was completed laat week with am val of two new United States flags, coutesy of lOth District Cong. Clarence E. YDJ.,~ Mrs .. Avalon Roush, left, chairman of the event, presents a new flag to Paul Waper Radio Station WJEH while Bette Null, right, preserts one to Ernie Thompson, of the Gallla• Meigs Regional Airport. . · .. ·Slawter's Steer Coes for Record Q '!It Highway Changes Will be Revised • 4Tl'Y. GDII! WETREIHOLT c, . · .·p.e ~ ctti In 1948, Wetherholt was named Second Team All-Ohio in football by the United I Press. · In 1949, as a senior, Wetherholt's extra point defeated Oak Iilli 7-6 in the Blue Devils' season opener, buti:Jl. that contest he suffered a broken toe, thus cutting short his high school football career. in the spring of 19517:' ' Wetherholt pitched the Blue Devils baseball team to the Class AA District finals at Athens. At Ohio University, Wetherholt was a member of the Bobcat football team. His 20-yard field goal In the final moments of a game in early September 1952, pve the Bobcats a 22~0 win over Toledo. 11IIS WAS A TYPICALSCENEFrldaynlghtasteama of horses fr()llla wide area were spurred on by drivers inhorsepullingcompetltionat the 106th annual Meigs County Fair. A large crowd was on hand for the amual grandstand evert. Tobe-B~rney I _, ;:;:~m~~:~~:::::::::::::-;::c::*"v.:~~~~-r«-AAAA:~*''!® GALLIPOLIS - A, K, (Red) &rlter' s 1969 Gallla Academy High School marchIng band will begin pre-season drills at 10 a.m., Monday in the band room. All members are expected to be on hand for the first practice session. The 6and•s first gridiron appearance Is slated Sept, 5, at Portsmouth. AUtos Collide on Friday Win Pull In Story's Run Rd Curve f ·. - A crowd estlmuted at 7 siilf Wl)ltt and Sons, Piketon, Dick and Tom; dUring :~ day and nigltt Frl~ wat~hed Ralph Clithrle, Guysville, Dick and Bob; th4! annu&l horae pulllng , contest of the Charles Bowersock, Dart, Jim and Bob. ~- ~~ ~air. George Clithrle's Tolle 3,200 lbs. and over, George Guthrie, Tobe and Blarney won the heavywelahfpull · and Barney; Glen Klng, Caldwell, Btll and . ,' Casl1 p,riz!i of ' $50, ~. $20; $15 and Bob; Glen Ll.lning, ' Tobe and Bud; D. w. · ·· ·, $10 wer;l. ~ to til~ fop (ive · team• ln iliggiri\, · St. Marya, Frank and Top; Charles Wtiaht classei!.,-.;Wimtra -.re (ln ·aowersock, Jim and Bob. Order of llnl~: I'Vr. u~ 1"'. 2;809 Jbs," ~ .under, Matvln Whitt and \.nier u.turse ' Sons, ~~~ ~melt . ~ ,' ~ll.e; ~tt MIDDLEPORT- , A courselnjuniorllfe'BrotiJera, .rTIIIII(~ 1 <Daii,Pd .~i~~ . l~t, , pvlng wUl ba .~c. •ed at the Middleport ~,kdiJe, ..,~, ~ Mlkt; . ~ - ~Itt ·iftrictpal ~obi by Bill Fetty, water iafljty ~ SoUe, PU(etQ~~, ~. . .h'f~~·· •tif.~· .,~~ •. In~.• c~, ~.-.-& a.IJI. 1\,Jogday, August .: :h... . "' , 2,80 1~ 3,28_0 lba., . ·~, WQiftlntJ.- •·18. "' ~" f~ ii¥1 '·~· · ,. : ~' Frallk:.i-' . ··, ~ : ~; ~II' 11 ,o r ·more ~n H rt, . .nu,ce ,and ; ~ b; Rial•, st. ' )'eati Old, ql' wl\0 has con'ipleted the fifth '.Ire& ''. . . • t J ""l :~~ .~,.,Ted;: ~ 11 · ~~·l.•tl\l,l~'. !" . ' t \, .... . ' . ' : ~i Fr~ ,,,,', ,, - I. ... ~-L' !~~er- b~~and ~ FRIDAY ACCIDENT ........ · GALUPOLIS _ Cit;)' pollee rtpOrtecl no ed by David Tawnq, ~ . ~. faw:,. , traffic aecldenta . (or the con- 1111' told_.,1 : ateutlve daY. Pollee have lnve. .te4 2at ,and ..tole a $215 Rc!lu_~ ~ a .... ~. acckle-. Ill tile first 221 di)'a ~ ttie yeu ..,.... ~War. 1 11M! tliilfta w ilil ·• ·· · , • 10 ~ .-.rftli!Oit.ed Friday, alnclere _... w! Va., ThieVes Make Good Haul in Entqings lnve~ .. w. To be Offered GALUPOLIS - Cars driven by Da'vld GALUPOLIS- The CounQ R. fl!fitchell, 59, Rt. 1 Bidwell, and Charles itf's Department two brealdDI E. Young. 44, Rt. 1 Cheshire, ccilidedat4:30 and enter!ngs Frtda.Y"' at tile relldeDee ol p:m. Friday on Storys Run Rd., nii!Henths John H, Reese, Rt. 2 VInton. of a mile east ol Rt. 554. Deplties aaicl someoae broke iliiD R1111'1 1)le State HJabway Patrol sald ·the vehi· house and took three I8U o1 wWow CIU'· cles c;olllded onablindcur~ Therewasmod- talns, twofeatherticka, twohla1' 111 a~NU~ er~te ~ to both vehicles. No one was gu'n, and a can ~ Jllll ,powdtr, ,;.,,..., IDJured. The patrol cited YOWl& to Gallipolis , ~s and eabbaaes ...... t.rc. fi'OIIl IIIIi MunJ.clpal Court on Aug. 20 on a charp of garden 11 'l"l'e a ~ and 11'1111 ,_ ~riving left of center. from a tractxll' in tllt ' - " ·cll·alao ~. _ •M\'lDfJ ~~~. Adult Wurses GALLIPOLIS - The North Gallla Local Sehool District has received frllll federal and state sources an allocation of $11,74710 be used in the operation d. an aGI!t ecllea.. tion program. The district will ~er classes in Arithemetic, American History, English, Readln& and Basic Science, The primary purpose ~ , the program is to assist a&ilts in the prep. MIDDLEPORT - James Mash Jr. was aration for the GED j(Gradllate F.Qilvalent taken to Veterans Memorial Hospltd after Development) examination. When one pasabeing bitten by a copperhead snake at his es this examination, he or she receives a Middleport ROute 1 home just before mid- certificate from the State Department ~ night ~rlday. EWcation which states that the student is The youngster was in an outbuilding at capable of doing the work ~ a h1q school the Mash home with his dog. When the graduate. dog moved, it apparenUy frightened the snake Classes will be oaered at North Gllwhich struck the boy on the wrist, ' lla Hlgt! School, Southwestern High Sehool, He was taken to Veterans Memorial Hos- Hannan Trace .!Ugh School, and Kyger Creek pital by his par~ts and then was taken to High School. The classes are schecUled to Holzer Medlcal~r. begin on Oct. 7, and will continue for SO ·Mash Is the d yOUIII(ster to be bitten weeks. Classes will meet on TuesclaY IDd._ this week by rheads in Meigs County. Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. All classes wW Thursday R-1:1 Davis, 7, of Mlnerriule be tuition free, mtp all books and 81Q11181 · was bitten. He also was taken to Holzer Med: also being free. leal Center where he is reported in good conEveryone interested In tile classea llllciircr'"'" clition. The snake at the MAsh home escap- contact Howard Neekamp, coordinator, by .ed, as did the one at the Davis home. calling 388.8724 any time. ~:,:·' POMEROY . Recision of a portion of the alignment for Ohio 7, Salisbury Twp, Relocation ·and establishment of limited access highway for Ohio 7, Salisbury Twp, Recision of the alignment for US 33, Salisbury Twp. Relocation and establishment d. a limited access highway for US 33, Salisbury Twp, Recision of abandonment for US 33 situated in Salisbury Twp, and P()llleroy, Abandonment of a portion of existing US 33 in Salisbury Twp. This section will revert to the Meig1- County highway system when the (Continued on Page 2) Another Boy Hit By Snak ' / POMEROY - The atlo Departmeat of .Hfghways is scheduled to hold a public hear. inc at 10 a.m., Aug, 29, in the common pleas court room of the Meigs County Courthouse here to discuss proposed changes for portions of Ohio Routes 7, 143, and 124 and US 33 in Meigs County. Maps ~g the proposed changes will be available at the hearing (See Page 2). Proposals include: " ~0111 ' . ~-~~.-.-- ,,' �., .i ' Times- 2 - 11u\ 1969 ' ·-·3- ' . week in Dowling Green. . ~ Cincirmati scored two unearn.: ed runs in the second on an efror and a balk, and Greg Grove zor doobied home Bob ~Ulo with tl;o winning run in the third. Conneaut scored singled tallies in the second and sixth innings and tried a comeback with a two-out triple by Tom Zakow.. ski In the ninth, but the runner was )eft Str<inded fit third. Earlier ln the day Cincinnati hBiided Cormeaut Its first defeat of the double - elimination tournament 4-3 and forced t h e tournament into a second game to decide the wirmer. stove Day picked up tho win in the opener and Wes Moore got the victory in the secoOO game. Rick ,Bartune absorbed the loss in the opener. AI RuntfOn, who went the dl stance, got 'the loss in the nightcap. \ ' eo,..p., We Tile re~en. Knpr eo. tHD die rlpt to 110111 ·-UIIu. • : Prlres .t .CltiJitll GeiMI 1'1n ........,, A..... fl, 11U O.ly' l[ro••• n.. , ......, Bn.. - · ............... . Protloee. II"Hll)o lltleclalo PI• Top Valoo Ma01.. 1 ArmOur Star MEIGS COUNTY KILLED 1N ACCIDENT SPR!NGFII;:LD, Ohio (UPD A single car accident on a rural road near here early SaturdfQ' claimed the Ufe of Thomas Hoover, 43, Stole of Ohio Department of Htghwoys LEGEND ' ' ........................ [I.I S TI~ ROIJH TO BE 484N00 NED PR OPOSED REROUTIN G or s ------• PROPOSED A[C ISSION Of - - , . . 48A"100N~ E NT f OR uS 35 Photo Reproduction PROPOSED Ri CIS SION -- 79 P ubl l,hi"ll """'1 SUnda) b, "'" Ohio Valle;,· {" n. GALLII' OUS DAILI' TRitiUN F: .US Third A.... GIIHpuiio, Ohlo. i 58:H . P .... ll lhed eV6ry we-ekdlJ" e>'ftfll"i e~ <tp t S&IJu"dl.l·, S.ccnl Clou Potlqt Pui 11 Gl.lllpoll l, Ohla, ~ 56-J i . TilE DAIL Y SEN TIN~: L 110 Me c~ nl< Sll .. l. P!MIIerO)I, Otdo, i5769. r ubll oi\H , .. ,.. We(! kdl ~ e•t~ n ii"OIIe•oept l Slt u rd&,~. !)oler•d U ,.<.....:! d i n maiii!W ...,.,. 11r It Parneray, (lt11o>, Poll Olfice, n :R!IIS Of SUIJS{"RIPTION n, ••r rior "' ' 'r am ""ndlly, t5o .,.., ,...,.._ MAlL Sl"IISCIUI' TION HATES The (;oll h>ollo Tr lluloo in Ot,io ond Wco l Vl'1inio, ...,. )'Ur $ll i •I• ""'nlho ' 6; ~ ~ree -~• Sti eloewhere. ono ~u r $1l; oi> mootho " ; Uoret manU. • l·UU. The Ua ll) S..nlinel, """ ~ .., 'll ; sl• • m.,lh U.l~: thr H nontt.o St. Tt>e l:nlto<l l'reu lf'ller,.llonll io • • clu. l>~b entllltld to lh• uoe lor p•blioltlM ol 1U ,.WI dl~~~& l c~> <t~ IIB:I Lo lhlo new~r lind 1110 l.he local ne..-. pod lolled ht!rel"- Sandwich ,Bread · - PLUS - l~ichard Boone Vera Miles isbury Twp, and Pomeroy, to the Meigs Cowrty highway system when the correspon:ling portion of the p~osed reRecision of the relocation ao:l rerouting correspondi~ section of . tht'! relocation is of Ohio 124, Salisbury Twp, opened to tn.ffic. location is opened to traffic. !!'ifRecl•lon..ol tl)e~.._tion.,ancl rerollling '. ' ~ ia ~~ion or t1oo abandomnent For l~..jn!ormatlcn;rWi~rppp,. ltlltablished tor tJS 33r Selisbury Twp. and ..W~'l.2~ Usbury ,T wp. ~ . ·ltd 'C hanges, ~Interested pe:rtsOns should' c,bnlo "fomeroy, . . ··'.,(Band ·~· nt of a po~tion of existing Ohio tact the Division 10 highway office, Mus··. Reci s ion of the rerouti~ oC Ohio 143, Sal- t-24, Sa!JsbWW Twp, Th(s section wlll revert kif!8UJ11 Or., Marietta. McCormick Buys Agency GALLIPOLIS - C-K Chevrolet Sales, at 12th St. and Pop.. lar St. in Kenova, has been purchased by Rex McCormick of Gallipolis, from 0. J. Adkins. McCormick, who said he will be moving from Gallipolis to the Ceredo-Kenova area in the near future, -has been in auto sales management since 1950. A West Virginia native, he and his wile Jeane lived in st. Albans before moving here." They have two chUdren,. Michael of Gallipolis, and Mrs. Michael Joon Blondell IRE COSMOS 293 1N ORBIT MOSCOW (UPO - The Sov· iet Union. launched an ~nmanned earth satellite saturday and the new agency Tass said all equip~ ment on Cosmos 293 is functlolling normally. PADDING & INSTALLATION ~~~~~:dAAs'.~.e~-~~~:.~~~~ ......... ~6·!~ Kroger Grado A "THE IMPOSSIBLE YEARS" David Niven Lola Albright SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. 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Left to rl.ght are Charles Allman, bt1'nch manager of Quaker State; Claude Kartner, representative of Midget Motors; Aeiker, ard Torn Lamm, Quaker state. Three area twir:is"f" top honors Tuesday in 'National Balm Twirler Asao t1on hig!l point baton twlrll,ns contest held at Zanesv!lle in eonjunctloo with the MuskirJI!Um Councy FBlr. Wirullng the awards in competition with some 350 top twirl· · ers from as Car away as Rli- TV SET BURNS · POINT PLEASANT - T h e Point Pleasant fire DeparUnent was called to the hqne ~ Oaar· I!e Barnb at 4:15 p.m. Frlda.Y when a TV set caughl Ore. It had been moved oul of ·fhe house on ~rrival of the ftremen, but heayY smoke damage was reported. five men and one truck answered the call. In just 12 weeks. H & R Block. America's Largest Income TalC Service , will teac h y()u how · to prepare income talC returns . .. ~nd how YOU can make extra money as a tramed_ talC consultant. An ideal course for ho~s~ves . students, retired people-anyone want1~g to make EXTRA MONEY . No previous e~Cpenence required . Enrollment open to anyone. twirling division. He is the 8011 o1 Mr. and Mrs. R9Y II. Jooes ot New Haven and l is in his seeond year as drum major of the Wabama High School Band. Glenna Sprague, 16, won secOOd place trophy in the senior girls aoiq division. She ,is tile daullltter or Mr. and Mrs. WUI!am R. ~ague or 780 High st., Middleport, She wUI be a junior at Meigs High School this !all. Sle plitys saxophone in the band. Ste was a featured twirler in the BOOSTERS TO MEET annuol Big Bend Minstrel muslGALLIPOLIS - The North Ga!- col Thursday and saturdsy at Ua Athletic Boosters will meet tho Meigs Councy Fair. at 7:30 p. m. Monday at North Taking tile sixth place honors· Ga111a Hlllit School. out ot a field ot 30 contestants in the junior girls solo division, age 11 and 12, was Diana Guthrie, 11, or Coolville. S.e is the daughter ct Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G!lUu:i<! lijld\wlll be by~· lixth ·gr.ae at ' ti!deroi • HOclilns Ele- tOWM~N'S "THE TROUBLE WITH , .GIRLS" his car rolled over on Ohio 121 near here M he was attempt.. ing to pass another vehicle. Headquarters "America's Beat Paint Elvis '69 Alan Peterson, 19, Richmond, Ind., was killed Saturday when POMEROY - Fourteen dolen- dorsement; Patrick E. WUliams, ; dants forfeited bonds and 11 oth- Long Bottom, $5 and costs, de~ ·• er1 were fined Friday in the fective murfier; Jettie Mae Arix, : eourt c1 Meigs County Judge Harri!IOIIV!IIe, stop sign, $16 and costs; Aubrey R. Klm:el, Letart, : Frank w. Porter. Forfeiting bunda ol $27,50 each w. va., $25 and costs, reckless : were Harvey Olapman, Jr., Bar- operation and 30 days suspension : boorsvtlle, W. Va., stop sign; of driving privilege in Ohio; Wll~ ; Don old C. Adkins, Lavolette, W. rna R. Smith, Portland Route 1, : va., $27.50 for speedlngand$57 .• $10 and costs, oo ~rator's li50 for falling to have an opera- cense; Denneth D. stewart, Park: tor•a license; Olester W, Wolfe, ersburs. $150 and costs and three i North Kingsville, speeding; VI- days in jail and 90 clays sus: ola B. Cllne, Carrollton, speed- pension or Ohio driving privi·; lng; ·Max M. Rall!ng, Portsmouth, lege on charges of dri"ij.ng whUe . : -cling; Harley D. Blckerstatr. Intoxicated. ~ Parkersburg, speeding~ Rarry N. • Holbert, Parkersburg, speeding; . James N. lAmbert, cairo, W, ; Va., apeec:Hng; Dennis M. Dobos, · Irwin, Pa., asaured clear distance aheadi Richard D. Darst, : r-a]J.I,polls, failure to regi~IV RUTLAND - A car was de: ~ voblde; .Wolter W. Soy. molls~ed Friday at 3:20 p.m. ~ mour, Chapel Hl.ll, N.C., speed- when it went out of control on ' ~ lng; Roy 11. See, B!dweU, left Route !24, one mile west ol the \ : of center; Brooks Sayre. Syra- Rutland Post Offtce, and over. • cuse, PB!I8ing over yellow Une~ turned. ; Btll Grubb, Middleport, speedSherlll Robert Hartenbach's !Jill. Do)ll. reported tho voblclo, drlvFined were Thomas ~ SOUth, en by Jolm E. Wise, 18, Rutland. ~se $1~ and colrts, expir- was traveling east when Wise Op.raior•s \{eense; Arthur Da- loll control in a curve. It hit an CltloU,~sapoake, $5 and embankment and tumed over. 1, not u corl'Eictive lens- Wise was taken to Veterans Me~ e1; James dls Eynon, Reeds- rnorlal Hospital where he was .ute, $10 d costs, speeding; treated for mloor injuries and ,Mickey R. 'Hutton, Rutland, '10 discharged. No charge was !lied. ;and costa. no motorcycle en- . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Admitted -· Joe Bray, Henderson; Melinda Clonch, Pt. Pleasant; Fnnk Roush, ft. Pleasant; Dreama Edwards, Nitro; Gretchen Klnny, Leon. D!smlosed - Talmadie Stewart, Mrs. GarlaOO Nibert, Steve Kirkendall, Edra McDade, Mrs. por&ld Humphrey, Joanie Parrish, Walter C(q)er, Patricia Cowger.,. Sheri Kaiser, Shari Dunlap. :;,.. Value" ..··-, All Varlellea CARPETING 114111enAUI ' TONIGHT. MONDAY AND TUESDAY AUG. 17-18-19 DIES 1N ROLLOVER NEW MADISON, Ohio (UP~ - Burks, or Sooth Point, Ohio. McCormick said there will be no major changes in the Kenova facility now other than changing the name to Rex McCorm~ ick Chevrolet and poBBlbly increasing the oomber of employ. ees "from 16.to about 25 over the t next few months. or llftdl . .4 "KONA COAST" MEIGS . ,. ~ ~~~~~~ -JA'.I lo.. Audrey Hepburn (Continued from page 1) . . Chirken ... ... -Pardoa!inMW Ham ~ ... 59e "WAIT UNTIL DARK" COLOR Highway Changes to be Reviewed TIMES-SENTINEL PIHI< FrW TONIGHT, MONDAY AND TUESDAY AUGUST 17-18-19 or I M[G • 7·6.34) IALIGNM!NT A[VI510Nl ... &9t NlyC....... C-Poe, PORTION OF ALIG"'MEtH ------ FOA S A 1 AND PROPOSED M CISS ION f()q U 5 3~ PuOJfoned Wieners F1dly CoolM Fillets ~~ A 124 =:· "'-r'•KIIruol . J1r:l.. ,, PROPOSED RELOCATION WITM LI MITED ACC ESS f O R S R 7& uS B ~U ... OAY lb. POMEROY - TWO vehicles ·tin, 23, lluntingloo, W. Va., as ·Morris was attempting alefttum were- damaged and the driv~ ol__ · one cited tomayor'scourtfollow... onto a parking lot. ing an accident Friday oo West Tbere "''heavy damaplotlte Morris car, which was thrOwn Main st. aria the rallr<faD tracks, andme"""Pomeroy pollee sald a westbound ear drlvenbyC1utordMor- dlum damage to Martin's ri&ris, 77' Racine, was struck by a Morris was cited for failiy: to semi rig driven by WUlle Mar- • yield rigtrt-<J!.way. . Near Rutland .Slieed Bacon DISI'IUCT DRENCHED MANDAL, Norway (UP1) - As most of Norway sweltered in hot, dry weather the district of Mattdal on the southern tip of the country was drenched with nearly four inchCs of rain Friday morning. PA(P4A( 0 BY · Auto, Semi-Rig Damaged Friday Car Demolished ' • • ' ·n.o·Somday Times- Sentinel, Sunday, August 11. 1969 14 Defendants Forfeit ~ :Bond in County Court . ATHENS, 01110..: (!JPD - Clnelmatl Dulcie detealed Cmneaut 3-2 lor a second time SatUrday to v;ln the Ohio American Legion Baseball · tournament here and • advance to the reglonaJs next ,.., liD 11D " Buade.in RegioBals T. . IIIO. ' ' SHOP FOR CLASSROOM NEEDS "SilliER" PRINTS IN VINYL 1'7 TOTE & RING BINDER SET SIZES 4-14 ·3 l ring binder. Melching tote. O.z"lling colora. ' ALL-IH-OHJ BINDER COMB. W~h filler, PIG indo•, tllomo boo., more. Wit!. Lunch Poc.otl WI REBOUND SCHOOL BAGS THEME BOOKS TEXON or PLAID · Wit!. Dividon. Sic... PILLIR PAD 3w ggc J97 3-RIHG IlNDER COMBINATION Aller, mdo•. 99c: �I• ' . • ,. Nurses Plan Reunion Donna-Lawhon Honored ; GALLIPOUS - ~~~us~!?[.~'!?r!:?~talll U:rL Elwoodlfwm.o Mr. and Mrs. band Thn Lawhon stationed with Jolin Domron, lllr. alii Mro. liar· Late in July when I was in Uichmond, Ky., I got .up early one morning aid walked around the beautiful, clean grou!Kis of Eastern Kentuck)· University - where our writers conference was being held - as studerrts ard instruetors of summer dasSI!S arrived. Being a people watcher, I sat near the entrance gate and watched people. And sitting there in that .busy place and meeting for a fleeting moment the eyes of a stranger, I wondered IC I should smile or not. I questioned if a smile would be accepted or misunderstood, and realized the other person must be wondering the same thing. How shall I let ln.)' brother know? Is this perhaps one of the maladies of our tlmes1 I wondered how it would ft.>el to be the guard who stood there am waved to them or answered questions, morning after morning. How many smile to him? How many pass, not thinking this is a person, an individual, another human being, not justa unirormed statue? Most of them nOOded, or raised a hand in greeting. BeautiMlips parted and curved into smiles as bright as the sun behind his back. How mans has he seen comeinaloneday after day? Then abruptly they have someone- someonewithwhomeven small talk is meaningful. Some come in Cadi! lacs, some In station wagons, and now and then, a delapidated nondescript car comes through the gate. The driver of this car is rich because the girl with him is turned eagerly in his direction, love written on her face. His gold is the light in her eyes. Soon the sojourn beside a gate elkis with my watch indicating it is time to go. I wouldn't trade the experience for anything, and stored away in my memory are many mementoes or that experience. 1 will remember thinkii'!B "the new buildings are beautiful, but the birds fil'll shelter in the old ones.'' 1 wlll remember won::lering why the fioor wasn't worn out by all the thousands otfeet crosslrt~: it on their way to the cafeteria upstai~s. There were two ways to enter. I felt I should be able to look aOO see which way most of the students chose to go. Two girls pass hurriedly and touch the toes of a statue nearby. When I get closer I see the statue's toes are brown Crom many touchings or eager young fingers. My story wouldn't be complete without mentionl~ a pretty little young, thing who got on the elevator full of .unsmiUrw passengers and startled everyone by turni~ abruptly arxl saying, "Good Morning" loud and clear, and punctuating it with a big, wide, smile. On my bus comi~ home there were burn marks·on the wall beslde my seat where many men had smoked, on their way to where? Friendship Day Observed at Paint Creek ' SUNDAY DESCENDANTS or the late Mr. and MrS. Robert ard Emma Canterbury Harrison rewUoo at the Delaware Fairgrounds. All trieOOs and relatives invit. ed. Children should bring bathing suits, ELZA THOMAS REUNION • 'IYn Rhos Church, basket dinner at noon, program in af ~ te..-n. GILMORE REUNJO!'i will be held on the Proctorville Fairground a. WILTON AND ROSSETI A Cblck Taylor !amiiy wlll hold reunion on Fortification Hill. All relatives and friends In.. vited. SADDLE AND Sirloin Ridh-w Club Trail Ride I p.m. Potluck 5:30 p, m. Gallia County Fox Hunters Camp. Morton Woods Rd. Everyone welcome. Bring covered dish alld table service. &"~'Per CLARK FAMILYReunionatthe Gallta County Junior F a i rgroulll~ HASKINS REUNION at BOO Evans Shelter House. Basket din. ner at noon. MONDAY. B & PW CLUB will meet with GleiUI and Fa,ye Thompson em Lower River Rd., 6:30 p.m. Bring covered dish and table service. Husbands and guests Invited. TUESDAY LAF AYETI'E S!ll\INE 44 wiU meet at, 8 p.m. ADDISON WSCS is sponsoring a shower ror Miss Betty.Furst, 7;:30 p.m. X.AFA'if:_TIE SHRINE. 44, 8 .o. . . ~ m. WEDNEmAY GALLJA COUNTY Citizens Band Radio Clui'. 7:30 p.m. at KofPHaii. · '" GALLIPOLIS National Friendsh(p Sunday was observed during tile r~unday School hour at the Paint Creek Baptist Church After Donna l18d opened aDJ acknowledged her gifts a buffet S'~Jper was served at 6:30 p.m. to the foll(llll(iJW guests: Mr. a.J¥1 Mrs. Don Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lawhon, Mrs. Minnie Locke, Tyler, Texas; Mr. 1111. Mrs. Walter Vance, Mrs. Am GALLIPOLIS - The !ounhannual Hall reunion was held 5unoo day at the home of Mr. and Mta. Jay Hall Sr., Cheshire. Twelve of their thirteen childr.~n were . "''' ""' e GALLIPOLIS - zanne Farmer, Mrs. William Brownin& Mrs. HerbSinUh, Mra. ·t· Mr. ard Mrs. steve Moore, Bow- Mr. and Mrs. Lanny (Wanda) Tyo, Bowli~ Green, Ohio; Mr arll Mrs. Richard (Sandra") Neal ard Richie, Addison; Mr. and Mrs, Pete Hall, Wellston; Mr. and Mrs. llns Green, Oblo. L100a Rolfe. Smne membera dW not rcc:eive an adVIInced air ~ nouncemert because no autncieil addreu ·was awilable. · 'ltlarleno ~.. and lllro. a... Pnlor, m<Xher or the brJde.lo- - be. Everyone is The Plyma!o W, VL Miss Theresa Jane Lemley lmagira ,.IIONII,y ..mU'IIoad Arteai'Ved Diamond 1llnp, LATE AUGUST WEDDING PLANNED- Mr. and Mrs. Junior Lemley, Rt. 1 Bidwell, ne announcing the engagement and famous lor ...,. .100 ,....,_ at !his 1.,, loor price. noUj . I!UOnJteed lor JIOmwlelll dlamolll value. approach trw marriage of their dal.lghter. Theresa Jane, to Robert F. Price, soo of Mr. and Mn. 'Bill Price, Rt. 1 Cheshire; The wedding "Ill be an event of Saturday, August 30, at the 1/ Poplar Ridge BiPust Church at 6 p.m. The JftclOUI cu1tcm of q,en church and reception will follow the ceremooy. The Almanac By United Press lntemadooal Today is &mclay, Aug, 17, the • i' Jerry (Phyllis) stewart, Jerry Jr. and ~ie, Columbus; Mr. 229th clay of 1969 with 136 to ard Mrs. Jantes (Lois) }lynn. follow. Columbus; Mrs. Trwnan (Sue) The moon is between its new . phase and first quarter. Burnette am BUll Jo. Ga~polis; Mr. am Mrs. James 11 and The morning stars are Venus and Saturn. Rocky, Felici~. a Mrs. Jay Hall, Jr.,t{ack,~lle1. Ter· The evening stars are MercUry and Penrzy, Cheshire. ry, Mara and Jupiter. On this day In history, Mr. alii Mrs. Clifford (Patcy) Eggleton aOO children, Cottage In 1807 Robert Fulton's Grove, Minn., and Mr. Truman steamboat, The C I e r ,m on t., made its first trip up the Burnette were unable to atterxJ. Hudson River. other relatives arKI trlelll.s present were Mr. all:l Mra. Ralph In 1915 a hurricane struck Davis, DiaM Marshall, Steve Da.. Galveston, Texas, idUing 275 vis and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ger- arsons. ald stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine In 1933 Lou Gehrl& of the Wiseman an:l children, Mr. ·and New York Yankees, set a Mrs. Donald Williamson and son, major league record by j>IO)'ing his 1,308th consecutive game. In 196.\ the eur!ew was lifted ln the Watta aecUon of ' AUG. ll, 1919 - SPEAKING or .. river knoc._r:s~· Of river bus- fnets, 1 boat cutaln 1111 there are a re,. whor!!Uts~iaJ.., t h e , FASIDON SPORTSWEAR FLIPPY.·~.SNAPPY. AND JUST SO RIGHT FOR FALL river that are dolns more to ldll bualneas than ,they are to revtw lt. An IU.river WIJ, inieresl«<ln the river, tells of one wharfbclt .f 1 l owner lit ooo of the larpst towno alcq: the_,. Ohio · rum who advioecl her 1101 to ohill her houa&hold good& by boot •• lhe cwld ~o bolter by tho raUrood. We heR been &14 that parUeo In lluntinston !ought the J o h n 1 · • lioos in the GolliJ>OIIo • H~ f t· ton trade. The Rosa qlilt In f'lve ,.b dQ'a. ~ Lalli, but 1101 lnallolthelmoclo·r• we have heard mentioaed, Ia • caplaln -lqyed by the - emment who b alleged to ._.., lhat the river buaineaa , .I ...ted "WOa aone• and !bat tl,...o .....___ ~ !oe "no lloofitdoi'l;ti~~ "':'.:t~ ~ ani damo woh <.q.Jeted. · -~:1' • •· !!lii;•lls!' Ch••fc~ Llldles Ald requeats all members to be present at the church Wednesday evening August 20, for the eleetlon of officers for the coming year. .-nua Nee!, CheQI 'lbomaa, Mlaa Su Ptilllni, Mrt. JNn.PIIIliD.J, Paula Jean Plllllna, lllro. llorolhy Suiter, Cltll)' Soater, Solid¥ Suitor, Bul!alo HIJIII School is located one milo olf W. Va. Slate Rt. 7S abouc 6 lnlles south of Kenova, Mr. alii Mrs. Larry Lewio, alii Darany Brown, a1J o1 ColumbuL Jerry Hall and Jodi, Cheshire; (Durooe) Warehime, Mra. DebOy Poley, Mloo Su10n Phlllipo, Mla.a Marte f "ord, ~ .. reunion will be held on Sunda.v. August 31 at llle Bullalo il i g h School, Wayne Count;f. W. VL A picnic basket dinner will be served at 12:30 p.m. Aller the dinner a short program will be presented. Be~ Mr. and Mrs. Henryllavti,Mr. alii Mrs. Lee Tyo, Jim and Jel!, Mr. and MrL George Shamblin, present Attending were: Chris~ Dwight ard George, Jr. all of ard Cathy Hall, Cheshire; Doco- Cheshire. Mr. and Mrs. Bert thy Hall, Columbus; Mr. alii Mrs, Hall, ct&apmansvlUe, W. Va.,and "''\J Plymale Reunion To Be at Buffalo A thoollbt lor tho '• c~ay, Bret Harte said, "One big vice in a man Ia apt to keep out a great ~ ~ . '~.......... -.:.do • .. ., • ~~ ' '' . ~ -···,~ ' r 'IJG• I 2, 1919. . THAT 10WW ~· rlwr ·~st. Frederick Way, 1 Jr., ol S.Wlcldey, Pa., has been ~ aut on bls aMCal .rivertour. Thit man,y smaller ones." TOP VALUE STAMPS on purchase of $3.00 or more at Cox Department Store Rim and Ita tri......,., the liar"" Ri..,r, all by oteamboo~ W~q I! a elewr writer alii hio power Ill deocrljJtion In his lnterell~ In Walel'WIIl'S Journal, lo Jl'Ollh!c. He WOI OCCOIDPinied by hia friend, llonald T. Wright, llloe hlmoelr, a 32nd dearee"rlv- Coupon good tt...,ugh Satun!Gy, Aupst 23rd, 1969 !,..,. erq,•• l This coupon worth '• Ume It waa down the Ohio River t9 Eanavllle, Jrd., \111118 Green aoo PO #158608 • AIJG. 13, 1919 - Coptatn J, H. afeComell or the Marlette MaDDflcturlrv Co., Pt. Pleasant, waa ~re loday on buslnesi. He J'&o pPOU the biB plant very buoY ~IJW - s!eelptosJell• boata iJi!lmachlnery, withDIIIIYorilera ~ . . On orders !romWaahilllloli,D. C.. the large exCuraion steamer School. Pillrtm at Louis rille, .... meJeti'traooville ferryMta, were orj!el'ed 8lveo apeclal lnapocdono • week. One or the lorp•boo!s, tile George Rogers Clark, W.s or~yed to the ba'* lor tepairo. 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Ri,.r II deadat .Clar- For cotalog, writ•, vi5it, It buzzes from doss lo coke dole, from fob lo library, it's newly soil ond light, handsown, bur• nished t0 a line finish. It's the luv of the compus, the joy·ol a country stroll. . 11.95 11, 1919 - . Ciilclmad are now Piling 4S · an hour ror labor. Packet FALL QUARTER BEGINS SEPT. \6 Gallipolis Business College ,., ateel ateamer. AUG. Many Good Jobs Are Waiting For GBC Graduates .;Dcatn.broqgh 's De'pdn•nt$t... 'V Miss Christy King brought an irrterestlng talk on ''The Deftnition of a Friend." She impressed on an present, there is one friend you can always count on, that is Jesus. "We all have many friends, but how good a friend a.re you?" she asked. uno you keCI' your word do your part, are you loyal arxl able to be trusted?'' Christy is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Joh1: D, King. a member of P a i n t Creek BqJtist Church, and an activepartieipali in aU church an:S Sunday School activities. She is president ofthe B. T.U., a member "of the usher board aOO the In-Ter Youth Choir. She attends Gallia Academy High SHIRTWAIST 'AND SIIFT DRESSES • LaJt!lon. recent~)'. \ Sizes 12 to 20 The meal will be picnic potluck or you may send $1 per adult In adwnce, starling time, I p.m. Tableware will be furnish• ed, The addres'l file needs the addresses of the follOwina people: Mrs. ROOert Moore (Penny Fish); Mrs. Lewis Campbell (Roo.eue' Haii.Reunion Held -----·~----.-----­ THEY'RE NEW! LADlE~ C TTON ,. lloights, Cohanbus.' ry Wheeler, Misa Karen Houaton, Mr. Greg Reynoldl, MltlesSberri i.ynh alii Jenny Kay !loy, Mlso Kathl Sweat, Miss Marpret SWeat. Thclnls Wheeler, ·Marte Mlsa Brenda Young, Mill Paula Flte, Ml11 Becky Damron. MissDorleeWood)'ard, Miss Barbera Clark, of Ccllum· bus, alii. Little MJI!Is Lelgba McQuaid. Unable to attend were: Mr. ard Mrs. Rorald Wrljbt, Mr. ani Mrs. Charles Holcomb. Miss SU. Nick Metage, and Mrs. Wallace. • The 1963.gnod- . .• . \~ Withv. Shower' . Zonner); Mrs. Fred Cn!:D'!~ uating class of Holzer Hospital (Betcy Haskins); Mrs. .LIJdorGal· wUI hold their secOOII annuab laher Holback, ·Mrs. VIrginia class reunion August 23 at the Campbell MUier, Mrs. Sem Moohome of Unda ·Smith Roffe, 1368, K I n n e 'y ..(J ohnora Lambert).· West 1- irst Avenue, Grandview P.lea.ae send these 'a ddresHI 10 Lawhon who is joi~ her hus- the Navy in l..ofll Beach, Californla, was honored wJth a surprise golng - away parzy .Wednesday evening. Hostesses for the parQt held at the home oi -M r. and Mn. Don Houston, Mrs. Wwhon'aparentl, were Mra; Luzon McQuaid and · Mrs. Jallles McQUild. Mrs. James McQuaid is a newcomer !O our coonty 11'0111 Puot10 Rica. I ' '·\ . . . . �.. . 89th Annual Blazer ·Reunion Held ' . .• '· ' Ladies Day_ Golf Event Scheduled Fr~nk Blazer or Moundsville:, GALLlPOUCi ' . . :. . 'Jlte 89th all- pleasantly surprls\xl Lo hear the nual rounlon of the 'Bia'tcr Fam- eloquent voice or the .lale Mr, ·, W. Va., "as ru;clected prQsldcnt ily was held SUnday on the Rio Alonzo Sarfcird speak . or home, and llah Bluer of ~Jorter WA$ 1'0• religlon and patriOtism. elected set:retary ~ tro•s'"'ur. Grande College Campus. ·Many felt the subject very lime-The larilily i.s looklnu to 19711 Over a hundredfricrwJsandrelly and tound It ~rd tbbcUevothe when they hope to hold their _90th atlves enjoyed a bountiful dipncr and socl'l time. _Mr. Paul Bla- 12 points In the Ladies Day golf evenL. One point each 'was given for the lowest SL'Ore and the lowestcOIJ'loo Clubs are invi{ed and also indi- vidual guests of the Gallipolis Iumbus. The bride is a graduate of Ohio Slate University and is employed as Assistant Attorney General. The bridegroom is also a graduate of Ohio state aOO employed as Assistant Attorney General, Deput_y Chief of Claims Section. members. Nancy Reed wiU be general chairman. 0 l h e r committee chairmen will be: Breakfast, Vir• gi.ni.a Davies; Snacks, Phyllis Sheets; Box Lunch, Monica Rod· crick; Hegistration, Helen Fenderbosch; llospitality, Jackie Shoemaker; Tournament, Betty Gibert; Prizes, Marge Halliday; Caddies, BetlJ' Sommer; Uetreat, Mary Thomas. Th e committees as appointed for the invitational will functloo in ihe same capacity for guest da.>. The nex1 Scotch Foursome will be held Sunday, August 24 with Mr. and Mr s, Aven LusH as chairmen. Couples may sign up now at GALLJPOUS - Miss Jud,y Jane Durose, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Albert R. Durose , 425 Third Avenue, became tht> bride of Donald Ray Warehime, Jr., son oC Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Warehime of Upper River Road, on August 10 at 4:30p.m. at the Grace United Methodist Church. The wedding date marked the 34th weddil1g anniversary of the bride's parents. Rev, Paul Bauders perform. ed the dooble-ring ceremony before an altar decorated with four candelabra and two altar bouquets of white gladioli and del. phinium with blue and whitepom".JICI'I& surrounding two open White •J'Oses. The aisles were lighted ·with hunicane lamps accented .with Jade foliage and white pel'· ·,flows, Preceding the ceremony, a •half..hou.r o( nuptial music was played by Miss Sandra Suiter. Mr . Willi<am Large, vocalist, sang "0 Promise Me,"' "Hawaii.an Wedding Song," and "0 n c Head, One Heart. •· Durinl;l: the ceremony "The Lord's Prayer" was sung. ~ Given in marrlai:e by her fa. Uler, the bride cho se a white peau-de-soie and re-embroidered alencon lace A-line gown. The empire bodice featured a scooped, scalloped beaded lace ckline and bracelet length beadlace on s ilk org-dnza bi shop eeves. A full watleau train ex ~ ~ended from the shoulder back ~ lo chapel length. q The chapel length hand-tmdc fletgian lace mantilla, which the ride bmught back from her Ill dies in Europe, was held i.n lace by a pcau-dc-soic toque d was worn in adorcma style. The bride' s bouquet wasahalfoon cascade of white gardens accented wi th the gardenia r,ves. , Mrs. George I::. Smi th of ,\shOhio, served as matron oC ftonor for her :.istcr. A class. .~late, Miss Natalie Giustina, of f;ugcne, Oregon, sen-L-d t h c tride as maid of hQnor. : Brides maids were Mrs. Galen ~- Durose, sistcr-in-Ja\\ of lhe ~ride, 1\ewark. Ohio; M r s. lames E. Morrison, s ister of OJe groom, V<:~lcs Ferry, Conn.; ifrs. J, Michael Nea l , (jatlipoAs, and Miss Judy .Jackson, tan' . Dl , Ohw. cla ssmate s or t h c. ... ide . : The attendants were attired 1J1 identi cal &'Ovms of white pcau ~rts and na-vy blue < :repe bodl:es anentt-d \\"ilh white pcau 4ollar, cuff s ami a cummerband Which encircled the raised waistl2ine of the floor length belled lktrt which featured a ba<:k bow. complete the ensemble, the lp'idcsmaids wore headpieces of tfelphlnium, blue pom.pons and f!li~ stephanotis. f.\ Each attendant car ried a large segay or one white gardenia rrounded by white stephanotis, ltc pom....pons and delphinium e pom .pons accented with r-length streamers of fern f r t .... TAWNEY JEWELERS Gallipolis, Ohio • C herring ton-Moulton \"ows of the cer emon_y were read by the Hcv. t\lbcn II. ~a r­ Kenzie at St. Peter ~ J·:p iscopal Church befon~ an aiL.ar dctorated with mixed tlowt•rh. !!urrkanc t:andle lamps in the lvindowf>providcd soft lighl for tlw nuptials. \-!r ~. i\!llll' l ischc r was organist and IH'Pstnted special selcclions. GNe·n h\'iiuiri1~'ii&" by hei' parents, th e bride wore a white formal l('ngtli 5ilk organza and Venisc la ec gown. The empiJ"e bodiec featured a high · scallf.l)ed nerk line and organza and lace bi shop s leeves. llcr skirt was gathen.>d and a detachable train, edged in lal"c, fell grace fully from waist back to chapel" length, The bride's bouffant veil of s ilk illu s ion waS held in pla ce by a Vcnisc lace profile. She carried a nosegay of white roses. Two s is ters of the bride, Mrs, Dean Evans and Mi ss LisbeU1 Lovell Cherrington served as at· Sheets Is the daughter or Mro. Jomeo Getdoa, Wellston, and Mr. Charles Sheets ofllarrloonvllle.SI!eloagradua!A! ofWellaton High School, cla01 or 1967, a!MI olnce that hU been employed aa a _reoept!CIIIIot In lhe CGIIop or F.ducatlmat Ohio ':fo Yolanda l.,yM Durose, nice~ of the brlde, sened as now- girls. They wore tloor~ength -r Mr. Winters io the I.CIII or Mr. ani Mrs. H. N. Winters or WellsteD. lie ia a sonloi at CC!IUIIIboo Buolneoo Vnlvoroley ani 1 will receha a bacbel<r cl -..rclal adence c1esroe wl111a major In ccmmer<elllll OJanct In December. Tho c.,.lo will reside 1D wellston. , , · :· :·...·:·: .·:-.······· ·.·: .·:·:-:: .·.·/·:·.·.·=·.;.;.: ·=·· ·... ·· LUXURY aetlviUea POMEROY - Loverna GraDII- .. field, 8 lnlaaloallri to Rllodallla, c- MrVed 1o 11iose named IIIII Mrs; Iller....-- ·Evua, !Ira. ·.Airlca, will be guest _...., lie ~. Mro. Clarenco CUr- ALL WOOL SELECTION. NEW - ·u a apoc1a1 Laurel Clllr STYLES IN TOOAY'S MOST WANTED COLORS. MISSES AND JUNIOR SIZES. meedllg ol I be Mo1llocllll Church ita Sept. 17, It was IIIICIIIDCed ~ a meet!Qg. ol lhe Wom·.lll'i · Mia-., Sodell Thur,._ dill' lflemoon In lhe liasomant. ,Pir...,.., . , '!be opeclal senlce will beailcl 111 ......... ..., p.DL e •.,_ Ill, Mrl. JamU)lllmOre, lfro. Pearl Jacobs, Mro. Emtllll>well, and Mrs. Gerald PUllins, and a guest, lin. 'l'homao Dorst oliWllard. Attend Funeral for .... at 7:30 · ;::':..=. :,:~'!;=..~~ M,rs. foltc:Eihin'J_ .. conducted by Mro. 1!llplie .. Of.town relative I alllrlded t b e . fUneral servteeo ol Mro. Sidle ~·.. UJel!lll Paid • All~ 1lle KcEIIIlntQ!. ,I!Jmn which _,.,.. lhe 111801- Thar were Mr. and M r •· lor- Mro. Arthur Wise pve Frank KcGrulbera and 1011, Colll'Oftr IIIII Mrs, Hubert Wolfe lumbuo; Mr. IIIII Mrl. a--1. pre.- a modltatlm from,llte Wanter, Jr.lllll dauiJIItero,llulll, IIpper Room. 'lbere was a Hod- Marpret Deborlll, and B e t h, 1!11 "l!Urke, lite Burlllar" by Oberlin; Mro. Clerloa ~. lira. Richard Friend, IIIII !Ira. ilrookvtlle, Fla.; Mr. and Mri. Lawrence l'l>lln conclucted a ...,U WWiam llmbre,)o' Malta; Mr. and Gn Bible cbaraetero. She oloo Mrs. Som. llreot a a d Mad '"lbraugh Present Allllc- Claudia, Jaeklonvllle; Mr. and tiona." Mra. lllr17 ll. Clark Mr._ WUbur .-..., ailcl Ricky, read "Evangelism Is You.... Mr. and Mrs. Charlel Jolmlllll llurlnK a concluding aoclal IIIII Joan, IIIII Mr. IIIII Mn. Dow hour, ice cream aDd cake WIJ'!. Sanders, Glaulter. - ·,~, Pl'estclent. John;.., we replace it free.· -· Tiler ere Mra. Gerald wn. da1'11111h o1 Drew Webster POst 39• ll>mero,y, Amerlcanlam; Lewis Mrs. Allen Hamt*la Kania.!' ll>st 2G3, ll>moruy, or child walfaro; Mra. lldwud lllerlllall ol Loncaster 11>111 11, COIIIII1UIIlt;y service; Mro. Bill MDblor ol Junetlon CltJ 276, Junloractivtllea;andMro. Art1tur Dollmalch ol Lopn l'l>st 76, robabllltatlou. Pleno are belq made for : , ,. ~"·:" ~= 1 f~u.:':W'"':: durinJ ~DIOe\l>~· ·;' '·'m>DLEPORT - !IOverafltlit: r.e allllilned r.t Dlstrlet 8, Amer- =~~.~ f.Aissionary to .Speak DESIGNS Junior Fire Dept. POMEROY - Cbalrmen for ~ 0et. 2' To be Orgaaised MASON - A Junior F I r e Dept. for bo,yo at leyt 14 years ~ age will be orpnlzed, Maooil Fire Cblef Georp f'Al'IOII laid Salunlll!'. Purpooe ol 111e !lr"'!P Is lhe ds""lopment ol Interest in the fire deportment among yoolll. Boys taking port will be trained In all phases ot · fire pre. tectlon. The Drat meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday at lhe 1lro station. Boys must have the C<JIIoenl ol porenta to take part. ·-~~~~·~~,illlllllilliiiiiiiiiMIIIIMMIMIIIIIII ASK TO WI!D - One ~e Ql)lled tor a marriage license Frida¥ In tile o111... ol Ga1lla C<>uney Pnate COUrt. Thill' were ~LLIPOLIS POidEROY - KemoG> Gruver and l.aJ'1')' Baker have return- Deaver LO&Ue, 25, Vinton, weld- ed home after spending I a a t or, IIIII liGule Cool<, 26, Golll- week In a. "CaiiUlls Collep" on polls, IWit<N>oard operator. wedding photography at the CO- -1. • • • _In the ho'J)ital, they grve you somethmg to make r 0 " sleep - and fltlnk you wide-<JW<Ike to Qfl>e it to uou. lumbus Sl!eraton Instructor for the work waa BID Sludnvell, Oldahoma CU;y, a opeclallst In wedding .mtog. rapey. The local photogrlljlbers were awarded certlfteatea ror ~~~<eeollfllll,r completing t b e coarse. QUIZ Schotls Sttrt ...... 25th BOYS'. SHORT SLEEVE SPORT · ONLY Rot. $2.99," . ON Y and colorful lll'l'aiWemento which were featured In the seoond of two n...er abows Friday at the Rutla!MI FrleiMIIyGardeners, RutMeigs Cowlty Fair. This clasa - uqutte Jlowe.ey" - wu Wled "vaae rl OotrerL I I land. "The E~sh Clown," )lz.t tor Junior Dhillon fun, Mrs. ROOert ThOIIII>SOO. Marlgvld, Coral Lewis, Pomeroy, Winding TraU Garden Aster, Mlss Lewis. Club; Mrs. Hllllllrd Nolan, SyraMlacellaneoua, Miss Lewis. cuae, Pcmeroy Garden CI.WJ; senior Diviaion Mrs. Roy Betzlng, Pcmeroy, Roses, hybrid tea, Mrs. CllarPcmeroy Garden Club. les Lewis, Mrs. Ftsher, Mrs. ••vase or Flowers," 10818 ~r­ Thompson. ra~nts, Mrs. 'l"honpaon. Hosea, QorlburKla, Mra. FlabMrs. Hiram Fisher, MinersWUdwood Garden Cltm; er. Mrs. Robert Lew!. a, Pcmeroy, Zinnia, large, Mrs. Homer Hoi· ville, Wlndlrw TralL "Two Glrllat a Plano,"lnterPretive, Mrs. Eve'·I.JU Holl..., """t MlneravUle, Wildwood Garden Club; Mtsa Nellie :?'~Ide, Middleport Ganlen Cl..,; Mrs. Th01111>aon. "G o 1 d r 1 a h," modernistic trend, Mrs. Hcmer Parker, Rut- Iaiii Friendly Gardeners: M r s. COckscomb, Mrs. Fisher. Fred Blaettnar, Pomeroy Garden Dahlia, Mra. Moore. Clubi Mrs. Betty Dean, Chester UnclasaUled, Mra. Fisher, Garden Club. Mra. 'Ibompson. all! Mr~ Sha.r· "Broadway Boogie Woogi.e," on Jewel, Harrisonville. geometric arraJ¥m1.ent&, Mrs. SpecimenCollec:tions Charles Lewis, Middleport, Shrub apeclmeu, Mra. Pauline THE FLOWER SHOW llke the Malgo CcJunQ- Fair, tried to Wlndlow Trail; Mrs. Uo)'l Atkins, Ru!lanl; Mrs. RaiJert have ''some~ Cor everyone.'' Here Romie Hotrman ot MidMoore, Pomeroy, Win11rw'J'Taili Lewis. dleport admires a junior arraowemert. Each arrangement ol Mrs. Robert Canaday, Rut:I.am Ornainental Tree ~eclmens, the claS8 fmtured a dog figure. · Garden Club. Mra. Moore. "~rl-lme," light arxt gay, Alriean Violets, Mrs. Moore, Comrni~ Mrs. ROOert Lewh, Mrs. Moore, Mto. Leo Gerling, Middleport. no third. NaUw.. Tree. ~clmena, Mra. POMEROY - James Gilmore; meeting _.tug It 111111 .IUIQ. ''Boy Picld.rc F1ea.a from H1a Robert Lewla, Mra. Atkins, Mrt. llollori - · SoldoaBaker, and ture from Luke 6, 31.38 an4111o Dog," containing an animal tlg. Charles Lewis. Harry E. Clark were elected to a Lord's Pra,yer. There was 1ftJUP w-ine, carot Lewis, PCIIlel'oy, unclaaaitled, Mra. Robert · progam conuniitee wben t h e singing d ..At the Cros•.'' '"Hv ~ firtti Brenda Bolin ot the Rut- Lewis, Mrs. 11Kmpson. Men'• Fell011'ship ol tile Laurel Abides," and uWhen the Roll is land Merry Gardeners, aecCIXI, Educational cwr Matllodlst Cburcb met re- Called Up Ymder." Prayer b)' no third. Collection of boolt! aniiii8P- eently In 111e par110011g0 basement. Barton concluded tbe meeting. 1itecial Displays zines, Mrs. Charles Lewis, blue Gilmore had charge ol the Refreslunenta were served to Cntt ltems, Mrs. Robert Lew- ribbon tor her eollection ot 95 those named and tile Rev. Et>. is. pieces. Gl!l!m'S OF TURNERS gene Gill, Pearl Jacobs, ~ Nlture's resources, Mrs. ROO-Dried ma!A!rlala suitable for MIDDLEPORT- Mr.andMrs . est Powell, Ottu l.dm, BID Baiert Lewis. use In arraogementa, Mrs. ~ RalJJh See, Jetrrey, Lori, Kel- ley, Lawrence Smith, and Clar. Horticulture ,.rt Lewis, hron Jewel lee, and Rodney See Ot Winne& ence Curtis. bago, m. have been tbe guests .I Church Program A JIIU'Iy for the veterans at the Southeastern Ohio Meatal Health Ceuter, A~B, POMEROY - .... lta8ed Thuroda¥ .~ under lhe direction ol Mrs. Mary state holpltal repreiOIItatlve for tile Amer!Cllll Legkm Awdllary. Aullltlq Mrs. MartlD wilhthe .1J01V were Mrs. Myrtle Walker of RaciDe and Mra. Ruth H. Tbomklll, l'l>meroy. NutcupsOlledwltll mints and IIIIo wore provided _. the Junior members ol the ouxll. lary ol Drew Webster 11>11 39, e& ol Mcld:les, candy bars, jew. ~Who deliglled the U.S. Capitol7 A-The original plan wu drawn by Dl'. WWiam Thorn· ton, a close friend of George Wublngton. eley, aum, datA! _ . , fountain )lOIII, soap and 1obocco belns awarded. In addltloo to the same prbea, _each man was givenaUe, The treasurer of the United States, not the secre- a~tualcustodlan of the public moneys. The treasurer s slg· JOU don't hl!\le lo buy & fancy; set to go with ft. ~ Ia bl ewar~comes1nanum,Nr · "~"'YRA natlll'<! appears on all cur- 10 oz. ••~Wmt, . ~:':: . ;:•!'-,oC::.: ct"' 326 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio . 11JR ~~ llblnl'l'e It h ~·~•h. ell!,.,, er~t·.~. tr.ru 01 lb .,I!W.ttiM wt.!n eft ·~ IIDffllll ue • itll lln•M!holtl" t ~ t-ron of lOvely J)ltt!ems. You cen buy • five·pieee "'n f""" tt11 G•l• place settlni for as little PIS S9.25. You CMt ~eel"=:; ewn buy it by the piece and it won't cost you ' ¢- Win._,. .-y more. Either way you buy it. ~u get a ""'* tlnl,_.suaranteeatnQutrac~ t:: ·':r.: = P~R~W~--. ,Store H!lll(s' i, 9-5 Th,W; - 9·12 Fri. - 94 PM L. Mon., Tnl., W•ll., Sat.~ I :::r LAI•• COii.ORIID OVU THEICNEI! MOSE .AUGUST EAR'-' Y INCENTIWl . R~~· _$!.00 PAIR IF YOU BUY A FUR TRIMMED qR UNTRIMMED COAT AN·NEX 48 State St. "' Gallipolis, Ohio LOSE 10 LIS. IN 10 DAYS ON NEW G~APEFRUIT DIET tO 42 flljr1~1H1 t11at Its c1e11ers wllf repl~ •nJ r•eee of rency. PAll Cor111111 .510 1·5.GI~T · · FREE ."· , ·· GIFT CERTIFICATE WitH PURCHASE OF COAT PRICED S70 to $10o · '-..:. •··. · ·~ ' ' 'CER'tlfiCA TE WITH PUR!fH~SE OF COAHRICI!D · '$101 to $150 · · · ·,, , ''• ' .' GIFT CERTIFICATE WITH .PURCH,..SE OF COA'I' PRICED · $151 & . ' . . • . :100 fiLlEI PAPII . ... . . a comb and cigarettes. lives In West VIrginia and MidHam' and ham salad ..mwtcb- dleport. From hero tlley wool to es, potato chips, and lemonade Bucyrus to visit PF· and Mrs. ........ IIOJ'Ved. '• Bob Turner and family. Gomes were plll!'ed wl111 priz- • $1.47 $1.89 ~:·a: ':'~~'!:r:..~~ Party Given for Veterans tary of tbo lr<!asury, la the ConvttA8 tableware is the ktnd of tabfeware that looks fragile, but isn l. II you drop it. «bani something into it, you're not likely to break it Corning guarantees it nat ta craclchip, or break for three years. If something happens, bring it back to us .nd it'll be replaced free. -• Bu!·c UITUitA 1a bl, ewarc '~" •t ..._ ,..~t oractic.If's goad looking f!nough fat Spetl<ll s l M So I1you buy a-~ --1o r ev~~._,..,..r. ...... __. ~ o . ter, Mra. Charles Lewia. ~.lnnla, tantasy, Mrs. Flsber, Mr 8o Holtero GladiolUs, Roae Ginther, Oteater. Marlgdd, Mr .. Uoyd Moore, Mrs. Holter, Mrs. Charles Lewta. ~~ .... ·· ~'· \\\\ .... ..· . • • •.. • ~-~· ••• POmeroy. to20 .... $1.99. Mil& WYATT CHADWELL, loll, ani Mrs. Held YOWII, rllht, admire""""' ol the attndhe Named llllRE FROM COLUM!ruS . MIDDLEPORT - Darrell See ol Columbus has been tile guest or Kemeth See and """· Ho 01'"' visited relatives in ll>lnt ~ 0111. -u.. . . Coully Cand, . MIDDLEPORT - Mr. lid Mro. Harald Teaford of 123 Falrla• Drive ate IMOWIClng lhe e-emenl or their daU&hter, Mary Lou, to Mr. FredarlckT. Wolfe, son of Mr. aiXI Mra. Rollln Wcifo, MlnersvUie. 'l1le bride-elect Ia a 1966 graduate · of Middleport 111gb SchOol and a 1667 gracl1Bie in dental aao l - tralnbtg at Jane Addlm• Vocational School In Cleveland. She •• 81111lo:red by Dr. Keltb Rlgp. Mr. Wcife gradoated tr1111 P....,roy High School in 1964. He served four years la111e Na-.y and Ia..,. employed by the AshlaDd OU a!MI ReOnlng CO. Bulk Plant In Minersville. A Sepwedding lo planned. POJIIEROY - Mll8 l>eborah L. Sheets IIIII Mr. RediiOJ' Winters will be united in lnarrlqe Sept. 5, at 7:30 In the • ..,.. lng In an open church oeremOQY attheTrlnltJ United lolatbodlll Church ol Wellston. The Rev. C. H. Rico wW olllclate. Miss Vnlverai~J. Wedding Vows Read ~-, Mary Lou Teaford Engaged ;~ :f;. Fair. mas arrarwementJ, Mra. T o m Mrs Thomas Scott Moulfon cas\o·ille. Varlet,y ol d&- Stewart. Mrs. Harald Wolfe, lid Mro. WOllam Willford, all of the ~ They wore formal length Degas blue linen A-line gowns, The empire bodices were fashioned with st:ooped neckllnes edged in Val lal·c aoo brief sleeves edged in lace. They wore m8.tchln.g silk nower plateaux and pouf veils. Chandler Julius Moulton, Luo:.:asv Hie, the groom's brother, sened as best man. Lshers were .James 11. Moore .Jr., Waverly; Dean Evans, Callipolis and John Boyd, Columbus. The bride's mother wore a pink dress wilh matching shoes and. her nowers were pink roses. The bridegroom's mother wore a tUri.J.uoi se dress and jacket en--• semble, with white acl·essories and pink roses. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held in the bride's tlome at 557 First Avenue, For aweddingtriptotheGreenbrier Hotel, White Sulphur Springe, W. \'a., lhe bride chang~ ed to a dress and jacket of white wool with brown accessories. After the honeymoon the newh· weds will be at home to friends at 5.'16 South (!rant A\'e nue, C~ • a..,.. $49:50 " • ., bridesmaid. ., Fill¥ - eJcht • arranpiiHIIU ranslow l'rool P<lllletri< to """ern IIIII IJ(erprell.ve deolgn carrying out lite "Famous Palntlow'' tlleme were judged orally by !Ira. Jamea TltuJ, an aeereditedjudp ol the Ohio ~IOclatlon or Corden Ml.lo Rooalle story ol tile Wallf..ln Glnlen Cl.., oerved •• IA!ller for lhe judge. · Ribbon wlllll81'a llaled llrot, eeeold aoo third, re~PSttl.vety, 1n · all categqriel were ~~ __fdlowa: Artlllllc Arraowementa "SWI Life," UTIIWtlnlnU loo cludlow trultand vecetal>lea, Mrs. Caddie Wickham, Pomeroy, TwiIJchl Gordon Cld>; Mrs. 1; a r I Horky, Mlddlep«t, Middleport Garden Club; Mra. Ben PbUIOI!, Racine. ••Eve ol. St. Ntcholaa, '' a.rtJt- '· tendants. Mrs. Evans was matron of honor, Miss Cherrlngton, ' 1181> •• ponop~y or co1... was tea- ., C t\LLIPOLIS At 1 o'clock on the e\ening of~ugust 16, Miss Suza nne Chcrt·ington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Putnam ChctTington, became the bride uf Thoma.<. Scott Moulton, son of \1rs. Earl Chandlt•r Moulton, Lu- ,_ ( lured In 111e ll'llatlc lrramento cla&IOI or tile second flow. or show orlhe11MlthAntllaiMelp BERNADINES- The next ladies day event will white organza dresses with navy blue sashes stylec:llike the brlcie·s- Miss Edith Jlutsill)iliar. Mrs. maids. Their headpieces were· Mindling is the dmirman of the small round clusters of delphin- Jnternational Temple Commillee of the General Gran:! Chapter of ium blue and whlte pom..pons and stephanotis with navy stream- Order of Eastern Star. ers. They carried nosegays of Rece nt visitors of Mr. and Mrs, blue delphinium and white pomWayne Amsbary were Mr. arM:! pons with long fern green streamMrs. William ~sbar;, Califorers. After the ceremony they nia; .Jake and .Jack Amsbao, carried ba sliet s of rice packets lluntingwn; Mr. and ~frs. Kento pass out. Mr. James E. Morrison, Gales neth Amsban and llarQ of Columbus; Mr. Arthur Steele aOO ferry, Conn., brother-in-Jaw of the groom, served as best man. )..1r. and \1rs. Ted Steele and Sherry aOO Mr. and Mn;. Kenl:shers were Dr. Galen G. Du. neth A, Dair of Hamilton. rose, brother of the bride, NeW~ ark, Ohio; Mr. G:!orge E. Smith, . ·' .. .. i~ ' -· '.,. ' ,. ' AsMand, Ohio, ·brother-in-law· of pons. the bride; Mr. Ri chard 11. ParSening the cake and punl·h sons, cousin of the groom , Mor- were Mrs. John Harsh, Athel16, gantown, W.Va.; Mr. Charles D. and Miss Marsha Edleblute, .t:lnWebster and Mr. N. II. ' 1 Shug'' cirmati . Foster of Gallipolis. Registering the guests was The bride's mother's ensemMrs . Eugene Tyo of Marion, ble wus a maiz.e-eolored jacket Ohio. Hostessing the gill disdress featuring a beaded neckplay were Mrs. John Lloyd and line, and matching accessories. Mrs. Zella Craft. ller corsage was a white garFor her going...a-way ensemble, denia with white stephanotis. the bride chose a grey and white The groom's mother wore an three-piece knit suit with matchaqua~lue coat and dres s enseming accessories and a panama ble featuring a beaded collar straw hat. ller corsaac was a and hemline. 5lle completed her gardenia from her bouquet. outfit wit,h matching accessorThe new Mrs . f>onald H. Wareies. Her corsage wasalsoawhite l-ime, Jr., is a graduate of Lake gardenia with white stephaootis. Eric College and she also studThe reception wa s held at the jed abroad in Amsterdam, NcUthome of the bride immediately L'rlands. :ilc is employed as a following the ceremony, A five- teacher in the Jackson C i t y tiered wedding calie was cen- Schoo is, tered on the bride' s table which The bridegroom is presently was covered with a Bel gium lace attending Hio Grande College. tablecloth and olh.-e s,:reen un ImmcdiateQ· following lhc rederl.,y . ~rrounding the caLc ception, the newlyweds left for a were green ivy leaves and del- honeymoon trip to the Cape Cod phinium blue and white porn- area. POMERoY - ,. $19;95 422 Second Ave. ') Variety, ~ Color Feat_ure SJ,o·w. ". ... :.::: the club house. erly, 011io, is a weekend gue st of • J- · County co-mposing an average human body were isolated and sold al commercial prices. they would be worth onlY, about a dollar . 20. Pom_cro;y an:l lll.ddcn Valley beaslindllolcrnatch. \..~'· consecutive rc:union. Body's WorUt If the chemical elements bl11ation at each hqil. Sixteen players competed. The members are reminded of the guest day to be held August Judy Jane Durose Weds Donald R. tape h-d becn·· madu 2flycarJSago. "' . ( Lc .~, zer of ,.!;laire, Ohlo, entertained the gl:'"cq) with an antique mu.. sic box and a recor'dlng or a program made wheri the meetings were held at tlle Centenary Church, back in"4.941. All were CIA LLIPOLlS - Mooica flod.. erick aOO Juanita Neal won the prize Wednesday with a .total of h· J Mrs · Dono /d Ray "' nare rme r. l . (- c..... VI'. • •• 1 ,.. .. v• '\)I'.• • •• •• • •• .• ... • •• •• • ~" J/2 PRICE BARGAINS flASHliGHT SH flOOILAMPS 9.98 . PIOUifS 7.48 OROMANS 9.98 DOOI 111101$ 4. �I. '\.~ l, • , I," era. Hago-Harden ·vows Taken In Fries, .Virginia ·Church Collie Frida.,)· Mrs. Ben Neutzli~, new Eishth llistrict president or the American Legion Auxiliary, will be orr !'or Atlanta, Ga., to atteOO the 111tional con'<enlion or the auxUiary. S~1e's the district delegate. Mrs. Neutzling will be traveling to Atlanta with Mrs. ClifJord Atkins or Crooksville and Mrs. Wilson Carr, Athens, both past district presidents. WhHe in Atlanta she will room with Mrs. Lester Merritt, Department of Ohio parliamentarian. This will be the third national conventJon tor Mrs. Neutzling. She atterdOO one in Miami, Fla., in 1956 and another in Cleveland. FORMER MIDDLEPOHT RESIDENTS, Edna and Gene Rice, and seven- year - old.daughter, Debbie, are returning today to their home in Florida after visiting here thepasttwoweeks with Gene's parents, Mr. and Mn. D, R. Rice. They've also been in Beverly with their daughter, Dor.is; her husbard, Dennis, and their chUdren, Sherry, Tracy, and Krissy. BoiJ visited in Middleport earlier this summer. He had e"l)ected to be in the Navy by now, but, much to his disappointment, didn't pass the physical due to an asthmatic condition, He Plans now to take v~ cational training, David was discharged from the Air Force ln February and is now a student at the St. Petersburg Junior College. He works partttme in the s()Qrts department of a Montgomery Ward Store. Mrs. Rice keeps busy with her employment as a oorses aide in a large nursing home there- in st. Petersburg. hea'!Jlle••• ( By Grinsteads Jtol zer Medical Center, First •Pediatrics Ward . l\dmissions Publication of admissions is prohibited until rurther notice. Births Mrs. Donald E. IJye, Middleport, daughter, 3:30 p.m. Fri- day. Discharges Darry 1.. Swartz , John V. Bo. gard, Bet·nie 11. Johnson, Francis K. Wall, Mrs . Mar,y Cordell, Mrs. Lillie ~- Smith, Frank M. Fugate, Roy Jones, Perry E. Livingston, Ernest E. Kinker, Mrs. Mary M, Cox, M r s. Kemeth Lee, Mrs. Terry Crabtree, Lisa D. Tawney, Mrs. Lew. , is G. Keels, 'James S,<: ~e. 1: Mrs. James A. Bloomer , and m- J Cant daughter , Mrs . Terrence DeMis and inrant daughter, Mrs. Raymond Stapleton and inCant daughter . ·MFIGS eENERA L HOSPJT.IL Admitted - None. Discharged- Carl Hogle. " !,. !' VETERANS MEMORIAL . IIOSPn1\L Admitted - James ROes, Racine; Orville Arms, Pomel'O)'; John Baker, G&lllpolls; Debora Lambert, Rutland; Jennie Halle)', Pomeroy; Zora Walker, Pomeroy; Marvin Oiler, Middleport. Discharged - Paul easel, Nora Ralrden;·, Denzil Jludson, Pamela· Je«ers, Olester Mundey, Clinton Smith. ,, ' out tbe civilized world. · · ••. ;-cted bio MTa. B. R. Vance. ! ··The convention to be held on ~e• '"sent to tfic-S:,~icemcn ttnru-sdar :IJ• ultt &~nppr "THAT OLD FASHIONED COODPIUS" 2DCI I. Olive st. Gaiiipollo, 0. . Pb. Wl.:l612 · . • / . Ladies Clvb Meets At Carter Home · o( •tile church. Plans were d~scus .. REWSVILLE - The Ladles . M on the reception to btl t.cld Club or our ~ or Loretto .{~llowinJ' the installation serv _ Chureh met at the home of Mra. ~C'e oC Rev. Jamea \' ee KiD Moy Vera Carter Aug. S,. with s 1 x pistor of the ehurch, 0n Sep. member11 present. The meetirw; '!ember 14th al 7:30. wu called to order and opened i~ The program, led by M r _i. with a prayer led by the presi- · r:~IJ.:roil Adam a, Jr., Included ttie dent, MTJ. Mary Jane Goebel. ~mn, ••The Church's One Foun. Mlrrutes ol the leot !Deetlns irere ~atlon," sung by the groll); pray .. rt!acl, and a financial report by by the leader; discussion, the treasurer, Mra. Nellie An.•~The New lsrael," dealing wlih drews. lhe birth of the ChrlotlanChurch September meeting will be ~IIKI Ute hymn •• A Mighty Fo;. Sept. 1, at the Mary AndrewS :tfttl Is Ckir God," and the Mit- home. " AM tllll PM FrldaJ &Satwday AM til 12 nlldnlaht nay Joon100. nouneecl. i\ di•cussi.Qa 4hetd on the ' wm ~~ h'l"\\' 11.\\'Jo:N - Tile Q(.obecca lf.OQarv Hencdi,..,....,;. •('lr<lc of th 1· lh · • ...,.. . e .u fl'ran Church . .. t\ttcndin'" were ••-• J V Women met w~ ·•-.. " · ' ' . , -.ne....., afternoon MeGr.ew, Mr.s. D.. R.~ Vance;MJ;I. I · .. at the ch~rch with Mr8. llarold otto Grimm, Mra. John c. Fry, . Barnea. Demls Glaze, f:M~«~ hoste11. The meet. , Mre. Annie P. Roney, Mra.., T and Joe RoseDum, 1, g w-u opened ~Jth the group Burris, Mrs. Carroll Adanls~ loader, Glaze, 11ra}1ng tho. Lord s Prayer, fol. Jr., and MTs. Ilarold taken Into the order. was a lao .lowed .With tht business meeting . '•\Ugult 22 and 23r!;f a1 West Ub~~' erty College, Wbecltng, was an- OPEN. . ·'' .i , • •1 if! l ..-' Annual Dinner in Country at' Ar"""'ead -.a dleport Gard~Ciub waa I h e of MT. ond MTI. ••• road thanking the club for tlowero. 9!e remalno confined LI01d BlackwoOd, !bnner, to Melas ...,era1 Holll>ilal .. Mr.. Members and guest& w e r e Clirl l!orkJ prealded at the meet. eounlr)o - • aoidefti.od In a -'in~ llraw haL stansbury ' and ~ PI;~HOY - Eddy ~U<'&Ior'o Mulberr;y IJeigill&, .3;4_5-4;30 ~· • m. . sc;hedule for the week. of Aug. Brown-Town, MONDAY lor exhlbiUng al the oiFlor- To Make Posters dleport. . Adult Class Meeting is Held canip. ~ MIDDLEPORT - The Adult Clasa of the Bradford Church or. O.rist met August 1 with vice presldent Norma RusseU .Pre. ly PHIL PASTORE't sidirw. Qevotions and pra~et' " Be kind to ydllr nurse. were by FJeanor ., .00\lt!r. Scr~P"' You have a choke between ture from Exodus, 23rd chhJ,.. gelling your back rubbed or your neck wrung, at bed- "'ter, 23-33 ve.rs,s1 was read. lime. The secretary's report was glv' ) en by Tressie Hendricks and the Disgruntled patient treasurer'! report by Jackie BARBS Reed, who said $28 was donated by the class to camp fees. Plans were discussed for pur~ dash~ a PA system ror t h e church. Re(reshments were ice cream and cake, A c..'OOkout was plamed Cor the next meeti~W in September. Attending were Jackie Reed and Joy, Timmy Darst, llomer and Edith l·orrest, Paul and Mlldred Sisson, fllidred Clark, Frances Hysell, FJeanor lloover and Laura, Nora Cambron. Tressie IleMricks, and Freda. Mossman. POMEROY - 'fht' Merry. Gardeners.BJllet at the home of Tam .. my Mft!'hael for their last meetlng be1Qre the !air. The minutes were read and approved, and it was decided to have a picrUc for the whole tam. Sivei-ly - Locust GrOve, 3:454:15 p.m. llue, 4:30-4:45 p.m. Mt. Pleasant; 5-5:30 p, m. McArthur Library, ()..7 p.m. TUICSIJAY Lincoln Heights, Middleport and viti nit), ca~haOO carry, l!t»sori, Middleport Pool, all beiwe~n 9 a.m. aOO 2;4:) p.m. Middleport Library, 3..3:311 p. 1; :45-~:15 p.m. p.m. · Naomi, 7:30-8:30 ~.m•. . TIIUI[SDAY . Chester apef vicinity, W.hiskers, · Uushville, ltivl.!rview ;ud vidnl~, all between. 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. \ Uel.!d~ville, 2: 1~3: 15 p, J;11. Keno, 4-4:30 p.m. t'hcster (Hidcnour), 4:45-6 p, Btadbur.)· and vicinil,y, Salem Center, Star Ilall,· Dexter, all be~ tween 9 a.m. and J:20 p.m. swan at¥1 vicinity, 2:21}...3:30 part. , ~ ~~-~ - Laurel (,1iff, · ,4:45.-6:30 18-22: oaUe;y: l.nci• .. hiMh says uue reason the hos· p1tals are 5u crowded is because of the lethal ejjects uf their coffee. 'Eddy's Weekly Schedule oeated at tables centered with . lnB. WI«~ hurricane IJamps. The servin&: Gue.ita were Mr•~ Oscar Pen.. table featured an arrangement ol nlni!IOO, Cheateri Mfs. WDIIam Metry Gardeners · p.m. .adventure week. Thlt 11 hla fourth outing this summer at ~e :l'here will be a hymn sing. sponsored b.¥ the NYI•s. at rhe t'hester t'h~rcR or the Nazarene Saturday, August 23, at 7:30p.m. ~ver,yone is welcomt! to ~cme and take ' MIDDLEPORT - S<eno cl the Melp C.Un11 Fair. A thank 1'* amual J)OIIu<k dlmer ol the MJd.. DOle from Mlu Friede Foehnle One hundred and :;o boya were · Plano were made lllrlng thO · lda, Mil BJ'OIIW)'ll tapped for rnembenillp al an earlier session at Camp Ar"""'ead. Thli week Barnes lo Ufl:~"iTl!:H - ,. • '' f m. Slate Garage, 6:15·8 p.m. l'h'c Point s , 8: 15-~:311 p.m. lUes at Lake Alma. Each pro. m. Ject was discussed and it was decided what to bring to the plcnlc. Specla• Laws lt also was decided to make .In ancient Rome, the be · a poster tor eaCh project. The lief that a person with an club voted oot to enter the pa. . ·'evil eye"-said \Q be able rade Wednesday night. 1o kill or injure a person at a glance- was so prevalent that special laws were en· Be sure you know hoW to acted against lnjury to cropli drive a bargain before you by incantation or rasciJiatlon. buy one. We're F . T. D. Yo"' Know DUDLEY'S FLORIST Serving: Gallipoll~, Pom11oy, Middlepor,, Q, & Mo~an Co., W. Ya. 446--1717 o• 992•5560 ~" ' •• MEIGS COUNTY'S LEADING DEALER DOES IT AGAIN! ·...." A Reputation Built On Quality, Price and BEST SERVICE! . .• .. > '.•. CARLOAD ARRIVES. ••• I ·t • ... . -r, ·. :·:. Only 16 ·Jo'·5ell .At Special August Discount ' : ! •, .I 'I I ............ ....................................... .... ~ . ·, REFRIGERATORS .DON'T WAlT.... , ( .. Big G .. ' Model A 106·DE·306 IAYTAG AUTOMATIC WASHER- DRYER PAIR BUY YOUR MAYTAG AUTOMATIC PAIR AND WE'LL INSTALL AT MINI· MUM CHARGE. WE WILL PLUMB IT IN FOR YOU. 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Lifetime J'# cel a in finish.- Deep·drawn base construCtion. : j: 4 REGULAR••••••• 399~ 9S YOUR TRADE~IN IOQ.OO:. • AIUIOL. ·GIATE 299.:95" tunAMI . .,· tt'. 742-4211 ' It has been calcwlated that in the 3,465 y~arS since 1496 B.C. there have been only 230 years of peace through - :':Re.becca Cii(;le.Meets ~.W.~QY~ '· The descen- lor. Columbus, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Herb Knapp, Norwalk, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller, Bart and Jenny Stanley of Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald, Mrs. Maxine Arnold, ol Kanka. kec, Dl.; Mr. aQd Mrs. Jack Fowler, Tammy and Ton,y, Point Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Grinstead, Mike and Dicky of Albany, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roush, Slockpor~ Ohio; MT. anci· MJ-s. Hank Johnson, Terri and BeckS of Racine, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Joe Grinstead, Paula and Lori, of Belpre; Mrs. Eulah Bellamy, Point Pl~asant; Miss Mar. go Ingram ot St. Marys, W. Va.; Mrs. Leah VanMeter, Mr. and Mrs. GeOrge Zuspan, Sr. and AJice, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Priddy, Mr. and Mrs, George Zuspan D and George HI, Mrs. Walter Grinstad, Mr. Harry Grinstead, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben stewart, Mrs. Mary Aumil. ler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Roush, Mr. and Mrs. t..Verett Roush a n d Linda, Mrs. Damy Rickard, Mr. Harry Knapp, Mrs. Helen Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pau(dl, Debbie, Becky and Jackie, Teresa Fer~son, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Knapp, Beverly and Hermet. ta, Mr. and Mrs. Kemy Vickers, Rodney and Kemy, Mr. a n d Mrs. Willie Joe Grinstead, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McFarland and Raymond, Mike Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grinstead, and Anna, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Duncan, Dar. lene and Cecil, Jr., IO<al. "'~ ... . '!'IU.• stmda_, Timet!' SenllDl'l, ~IIIIJ· , .A~uJL 17, HNI9 POMEROY - - t'our momI ol I!OJ' Seoui TrOOjl 249 Initiated 1n1o the Onler cl lllo Arror~ 4lttiDc '"'....,.. !.e~ loot -kend at~ ArrOWhooui,O..,W. VL 'Joii . Into the ~r wore ~ "··, t' SPECIAL PURCHASE ' SUND1\ Y IJn..~ts of Richard and Susan GrinCURTLS FAMILY reunion,~ ~-t~d held their ramUy reunion day , at Forked Run State Pa • in the New Haven Park last &mRelatives and friends welcome. day. JOHN L. EVAl'\S, elder of the Honored at the basket dinner F i r s t United Presbyterian were the oldest man and t h e Church ofGaUipolis, guest speak- oldest wom<m, Mro;, Cora Griner at the Syracuse Presbyterian stead oC Glouster, Oh~o and HarChurch, Sunday, Aug. 17, at 10:30 ry Grinstead of Hartford; the a. m. on the events of rhe Gen- youngest babies were Melissa eral Assembly he attended in San Stewart, daughter or Mr. and Antonio, Texas, in May. All inter- Mrs. Gary Stewart oC HuntinR· ton and Bill Edward Vincent, son ested persons invited. of Mrs. Simone Grinstead Vin. MONDAY cent of Glouster, Ohio. SOUTHERN ATHLETIC BoostFollowing the diMer birthday _ers, Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the cakes were presented to Harry 'high school. , Knapp, Herman Knapp, A I I c e FRIENDLY CmCLE, 8 p.m. Knapp and Unda Roush. Monday, Trinity United Church Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ·oC Christ, Program leader will 01arles Grinstead, Mrs. Simone be Miss Mary Elizabeth Chap- Vlncent, Wayne and Bill, and man. Mrs. Cora Grinstead, Glouster; TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Richard G r i nANNUAL PICNIC, Women's stead, Mr. and Mrs. David Grin~ Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial stead, Tammy and Heather, Mr, Hospital, home of Mrs. Has Pick- and Mrs. Dale Grinstead, Danens, Sr., Clifton, 6:30p.m. Tues. ny, Ricky, Donna, Diane a n d day. Beverage, wi II be provid- Reyne, Canton, Ohio; Mr. and e(. Regular meeting and elecMrs. Burley Grinstead, Steve, tion of officers will follow. Doug and T~. Mrs. Walt Tay ~ Ave. , Gallipolis. Visiting hours 2-4 and i-8 p.m. Parents only on aaUn ., 0 Family Reunion Held Aug. 10 .[HOSPITAL NEWS] n. Uecl with nd ..Un llrtuntrl. SYRACUSE - Mlas Johneita ·•"'J1W Loretta Prayer." Mil& SOnd;v Dixon of Frleo e&r~~~tlj)fts. Lym Hap and JamtiB DavldltarGiven in marrtari by her taond Mill JUdy BroWII of o.on The new Mrs. Harden, • 1967 den exchanged nuptlal ~vowslast ther, the bride was attired ln IWl were brlcleamalda: 1'he¥ graduate ol Fries lllgh Srhool, is July 5, In a aervteeMrtormed a formal gown of peau ~ IOI.e, wore &OW!II of pink, lallhloned eurrently employed by the CederaJ at the Mt. Hope ~st Church enhanced by a ·sabrlna neckline, in Fries, Va. OOlclatlng at . the and re.embrotdered lace oh ' the ldentlcaii,y . to the iKlnor attend- government In Waahington. Mr. double ring ceremonY at 2 p.m. bodice and AJine skirt and hem. ant'• ensemble lnd &Did ,Plna, llaf9en Is a 1968 gr...,.te of of pink ond net. Southern lllgh Se~. · and iaalso waa the Rev. Ben L)'on.s. line. Her chapel-length train exEach urrled a 10111 Jtemmed red employed by the government In The bride, of Oxon lUll, Met, tended from a satin bow. Her ls the dauKitter ot Mr. and Mrs. three.tler llnger.tlp vetl of atlk rose. Jwdorbrldeamaldwaa ])eb.. Washlngtqn. After the ceremony, parents John H. Uaga, of Route, 1, and Illusion fell Cro'IJI. a crown or orab Harden, local, sister of the bridegroom. Sle wore, a gown of the bride entertained with a parents of tbe bridegroom are pearls and orange petals. 91e laohloned Identlcalcy to that of .reception in the ~ning room ot Mr. and Mn. Robert A, Harden, carried a bouq.iet of bridal now. en, centered with an orchid, the brldeamalda with a gold pin. the John Thorpo YMCA In Fries. local. Wedding decoraUons Cor the and white satin streamers on a 9le al&o carried a long...atammed The brtde'a table was covered with white Ilhon, and centered ; red rose. church included baskets of white whJte Bible. with an arranpment of white Little Miss Venita Hap, niece mums and gladloU and candel. Mrs. Ronnie Sawyers of Fries, abra, entwined with summer llow- cou:t or the bride, was matrob of the bride, was llower girl. 91:e nowera and lena tapen 1n cryera and greenery. Tall tapers in or onor. g.e wore a mint wore, a mint green satin dreaa stal candleholderl on each side. pew holders, with satin b o w g:r n satin streeWength gown with whl\_e lace overlay, and mint A foor.tler pink ond while wedstreamers, marked the family with a rounded neckline and tit- green veil attached to a velvet ding cake. witll the traditional miniature bride and groom, was pews. " ted 1ktrt. A satin sash drsped bow. The bridegroom chose his rato th~ilht of the arrangement. A program or music, l.ncli.Kling the rront ot the dress and was ther to serve as best man. Aaron Mrs. vtd Haga, alster.JnJaw the traditional wedding march.. fastened with a gold pin, a gift e bride, ond MTo. Rober! es, was presented by Miss Pa.. ot the bride. She also wore a Haga, of Fries and staff-Sit. " trlcia YOWlgbiood of Fries. Dan- mint green headpiece of satin Dalald llaga, U>mpoc, Calif., Harden of Marlon, siaterJn-law brottlers of the brlde, and Ron- ol the groom, reglatered the n,y Dixon, cousin or the bride, and net, and carried an arm bourue Sawyers, or Fries, were Ulh· "rll Walk with God," and quet of long..stemmed red SEMIFINAL BAKE-OFt"S IN THE OHIO Electric Bakc-A-Rama are next week. Mrs. Margaret West or Racine, the Meigs County Ctmmpion pie baker, and Mrs. Clara Lochary or Pomeroy, charilpion cake baker Cor lhe county, w!Jl be there to compete. The two were selected in the county contest staged this year as a part or Regatta WeekeOO activities. The contests wm · be held in the new Electric Bulldire on the Ohio State Fairgrounds. Mrs. West wlU make her pie Using the same recipe as she used in the county contest at 10 a.m.. a week from today. Mrs. Loct\ary is scheduled to prepare her ''Grandmother's Buttermilk cake" the following Saturday. Both oi the local contestants will ~ competing with the champions from 17 other counties. The winner will receive a cash award and be eligible for the finals to be held the last week in August. Gran:l prize in each of the contests is $1,000, Wouldn't it be wonderful if we had a local winner! NEW HAVEN - The IIIOiher of the bride wore a two.pleee dreb ot ll'e:;.:~: white oceeuorleo and • ol red roses. 11le brldearoom•s IIIOih,~r <hole a drtOI of blue ....~ acetate Ill<\ white ••cef' ootleo. ~ouiili1Ie woo eom. pllmenlld by a eona119 of white Jo'ur .travelln& thl bride _EhoH after tt!hta:-tal receptlon ,~n 100 a pink erepo dre11 wtth .whlle oodal hall of the' MI. IJotlii lllpo aceeSBolies, and the or.ctlld llft- tilt ChurFJ1 ·In Frlea. ThO bride eel from .her bridal boilljuet. Mr. ond b~lfGOm preoenled gllll . and Mrs. Harden are residing' · to their attendant• at tld•tiJI't. at f'oreotvllle, Ma. . · llelatlveo allendillg the wed. dins were Earl Ilerdon ()f can. NEECt A9liGNED ton; ·Mr. · and Mro. Robert A. POMEROY ;:- . ArlllJ Prly1te Harden n, ot Marion; Mri. liarry 1'11111, Morris llarden, MT. Flral Cluo 11'11~ B. N_., and Mra. f!Obert A, Harden, lind 25, 11011 tl Mr. lltld Mrl. Fllilree D. N.O~e, jiOOte f, l'omei'O)', Deborah K., local. On Frlcia.v 8\'enlng, ,July 4, Mr. Wll OIIIJN.d Jul7 J8 to 1M fiJI ond MTs. Robert A, llardon, en- lnlantrr IIIYI•Ioa In Vleli1om al tertalned the wedding partl' K.t an a rt4!0111all.-.nce ICCIIt. .... . ' ' A GRATE . .·GAS.,.or . ~ ' J' i ' �' . ..--, ... ,..... .._>...,...1·· .,.. ..... .· ... ..... ···r····v -,..•... ...........,).,,,,__ ~ ''' 1 .. ' ' \,!. , ' ' '-.1, ... ·I ~ - . , '-' ._·'. ' ' ' ... ,.~ ' -~. :' .. ,_._,_, ........ '. ..... ,. Withers, Chamber~ Keep'rt•the:ir Jdb$ . ; €antille· Into· Killer Type Hurricane POINT PLEASANT - Cln:ult The two schOOl olllclalt' wore the , principal ol ·Point were arbl~v inl ""'ric~ J - Jameo Lee ThOIIl)loon Fr1- transferred but not Plac,ecl by•.the . Hlah /SohOojl and the peUtlonil', a"" ohould bo~ted. ';; ~ day ruled In favor or Olarles boon! 1t the May 27 meeUnr. Rea- ChU el Chamherl, lo !Uil tile . · j~ · ~ Withera ami 0\arles Chamber• sona d,van tor $be tranater were In tile petition !or 1 writ or awr damus suit seeldJW a ~turn to the posltloo of p~clpalanl vtee prlnelpo) of Point \'leassnllllah School reSI>ectlvely.l_ Earl Keefer, preo~ol of ,tlle beerd, lnlleetod la~;Frlclay that he would 1sk the board members to approve a motion for appes!of the case to state ~reme Court. NMR OLYMPICS FUN - Seventeen youngsters trom the Gallipolis State Inslilute participated in lhe Great Lakes Regional Olymo!cs for Mentall,y Retarded Children in Akron on Friday. ~own with the youngsters are Danny Chick, lAirry North, Carol Kemper, Bill Davis, Martha Cornwell, Gay Baatiani ard Dehnis Kittle who have assisted in the training, 17 GSI Youth Participate in Akron Meet "i=:xciting <tLwords that deio :he G r e a t Olympics for 17 Gallipolis State GALLIPOUS - tlon,. are two scribe the trip Lakes Regional young people at Institute. These games flbr mentally re~ tarded youth in Ohio were co- sponsored by the Vocational Development Center for the Handi capped. Friday the competitors from the GSI went to Akron for three days. They were chaperoned by fh•e employees, Larry No(th, PIIU Duncan, Laura WHdermulh, Winners of these events received medals and ribbons. Later Danny Chick, anf Martha Corn- this year, the firs 1. place winwell. In addition to the competi- ners at Akron will tra"Vel to the tion for the children. the clt'«P- National rlentally Retarded erons will take part in work- Olympics in Chicago. shops including trampoline, boxFor the last several weeks, ing, football, baseball, wrestling, and folk dance skills. Competition was conducted in five major categories, swimMIDDLEPORT - Keith Mali~ ming, standing jump, 300-yard han, director of Project Upgrade run, 50-yard dash . and the softworking outofthcWe11stonoffice, ball throw. described the health program he directs when 'he spoke Frid~· evening to members of the Mid~ d]eport - P001eroy Rotary Club. Presented by: Program Chairman Wilbur Theobald, Molihan, assisted by Barbara Van Meter, Fine tunes Upgrade coordinator, showed col~ or slide5 that depicted in detail the color picture their work in southeastern Ohio. The program assists sub or low automatically, and income families not on welfare with health clinics. locks it in 1· Molihan indicated in his remarks the federal fWlding for the progrart appears to be in jeopar· dy. Several Rotarians suggested as individuals they should inform Rep. Clarence Miller of the val~ ues of the program in Meigs County. Guests introduced were Lou Ford, Gallipolis; Honald S. Place, Rotarian, of Groton, N.Y., the guest of Rev. Charles Simons, Featuring Philco Thompooo otalld In a letter to the attornen Edward H. Greene, olllunUngton, aliorney for the Plaintiff, aiM! Mlchoel Shaw, Prosecuting attorney ani defense attorney, ;that "tile i\011tloner, Charles Withers, ls still aOO Mrs. Judy Molihan, ·wife of the speaker. President John C. Bacon presided. Dinner was taken at t h e Martin Restaurant, and ltlemeeti ng followed in the lobby quarters of the Citizens' National Bank. B~RRr'S WORLD At$2 H~ ·&:_hi>ol, Plea~ ., ~U~ ·'Of ~s· sulCI In aa . much Ia lliici by Olarloo Wltl\t ,-, a n ~ rnetther was transCitrJ:'id to _. · • ~rlea Oiambers. · td ~ other schOol wllhln .tlto t1Jne and A,ltqfiley Greeno fortbot<it~hil\l .. tile :ma~ provided· b¥ law." ol1180,000 ogalnot !IDIII!,' ~~ The judge 61rtller otetod that lrtA!nlent, .o f achoola~Ai: ~o4i the action takanby&lpt. I. Brooko COUJI4<, will be hoal'l'ln ~.""'il Smltll lp 11111d<w tho recomm""" bOr. . . ·. \,~ " dation for tranlfera·ant the·,._: Friday's decision coUld,~~· oequenl actloo by tile board 1n . the ......,. Of tile tJfll~ ~ acceptlna: the recommenilittOn apinst Smith. ~observers . ~lt.~ Resort Filled Up by J>eino~r~~ ~,~. Kanawha • ' ' The opeoker at the ~uot wUI Still J. ,D. llo<kefeller, IV lq i M! vations have been made that wW be West VlrBinla Seciollary of dlgjng rilcOn at the re¢ 'liltdance, beciiOIInr· ot 9 p.m; fill the Pleasant Point Resorttor the YOlllg Democrats State eon.. VINTON MAN INJUIIEil featurlna tllo ..ll!lld¥ Mc(;of OlO vention Thursday, Friday and Sat. . POINT PLEASANT,- GeorJe cheotra, will bO held In lho ,..,;. urday, August 21-2243, accord- Bush, is, Vinton, Ohio, treat.. . velilor:a rocins ot the Main~ Ing to Lawrence Plants, ctwr- ed and released at Pleasant Val· irt~ of the reaort. 1 ~· man oC the COnvention Commit- ley Holllllllll following an acclTrw Hulflnon, prelldent, tee. dent on U,S. 35, (Rt 17) belOw tile Cbarleo Llnprlol~ CHhalrllllll)· The coovention startS at 9 a. McCa•~Bland Farm at Ca.tch at 5 have been Alllltlna Pllntl. nt4 PI'. PLEASANT - A heavy Maaon CounQ< llomoonUc Wo. • rainfall such as the one w)dch m. Thursday aD:I ends with a ban- a.m. quet and dance Saturday night. came to the Musldngwn River Bush su1talned laceratl.cns of men's Ol'plliuUonwiUrllf,atir ! Basin last month would spell tile lower Jaw and lip, rOQUirlnr guo oil aid decorate lilt POINT PLEASANT - Rese.... Flood Is · f.'!! w•• ant the "Rockets" from the Gallipolis State Institute worked hard getting ready for thc.lr trtp. Almg with 1the chaperons, Bill Davis, Derutis Kittle, Carol Kemper and Gay Bastiani ha\'e assisted in disaster for the Kanawha. River Basin, membersoftheKYOVA the training of tne children. the Kanawha, is equipped to Inter!ltate Planning Commission hindle only 2.4 Inch•• nmwere told Frida.y. PRICE STARTS Vlc,B ·principal Of POint Possible Upgrade Work Described P ·co Co or TV J- "Inadequate pl8mlog ani ooc>ervision." c o I. Maurice D, Roosh., on nn. or ·~ere is still a great OoOO · Engineers, speaking ~?tlal Ln the Kanawha Bato the commission at the Hotel . sln. he said, adding that long Frederick in HllDtlngton said the range plans of the Hunt:ingtJ:)n Muskingum River area recelv. district call for the alleviation ed more than six Inches o! rain- r1 much of this danger, fall while muestone Reservoir, Although the Muskingum flood the major flood-cootrol facillt;y control system Is "one of the best developed systems in the United States," the flooding and millions of dollars of damage broJght about by heavy rains last July 4 and 5 prove more needs to be done · in that area, the colonel said. Speaking of local matters, the colonel said the F..ast Lynn Dam and Reservoir project Is stlll; about one year ahead of schedule with the possibil.ity still existing that the Oam at East Lym will be completed before the end of the year to provide some flood control next spring In the Twelve-Pole Basin. Plans are complete for the proposed Beech Fork project but a shortage of funds ta st1ll pre. venting contracts from being let IS FAST APPROACHING Huntington district engineer with the u. s. In Color on tile J)I'oject, tile colonel sslcL Coast SaturdaJr and gathered her:. PANAMA CITY, f1a. (UPI)The Raj Cross . sent 2& area is Panama City with ita 86.0 west, am) was heldlng crt • fury Jhto 150 mile per hwr Hurricane Camille trained Its workers aocl nine mobile unlt sugary white beaches and north·llQI'lhwea\ courae at Jt winds, making her suddenly the 11~ m.p.h. winds toward a 201).. disaster \'Ins into the area. A crowded resort' motels. m.p.h. second most powerful hurricane mile etretch of. Florida's most spokesman said . ttaty would be "The important thing right Debbie, Cam ill e•s alsteT. of the century, .... beautiful Gulf Coast beaches deployed all along the Florida now is to start getting people storm, meanwhUe CJ'IW' to ~ . A huiricane hunter plane new Saturday and thousand& of Panhandle, as far west as off the beaches aOO e~Posed hurrlcane force with winds. ol Into the ••ti~t little hurricane" tourists aOO restderts were Mobile, Ala. areas that might be cut off 80 m.p.h. h w,aa still far from and reported winds of Jll9"l than · warned to rake cover. from the storm," said Chief land, however, etartiRI a 150 m.p.h. and a ~arOmetrJc Beach!ront business places 11nmdering tides up to 10 teet Hurricane Foreeast~r Robert westward course at about l$ pre1sure of 26.81 at the Cen~ b egan boardlns ~ duril'f!: ear1y were expected from the storm, s•--o~ m.p.h. near -latitl.de 15.4 .__,. unv "''" _ .. ., ter o! Its IO..mile-wlde eye, the afternoon aOO about 250 aircraft which the Weather Bureau Hurricane Force longitude 48.2 west, or abcU National Hurricane Center itMl- were evacuated lrom the described as ••potentially very Full hurricane force winds of 1,200 miles east or Puerto Rico.. reported. "This makes it P ,_ N Sta h a nd 0\'er are ell)ected In advance of ........ ~--"'-, .ami 75 m.p.• 1 PURCIIASING 11IE REilERVE CIIAMPION STEER Friday tQht atallveotock ..1e held In conensaeous-, ava1 ~r ton dangerous." ""' -~second ln intenBit;y only to the cemplex . and norm inland to Red arxl black hurricane to start bititli into the mainlalli CI08st Guard and .Pl'lvate Junction with the Meigs County Junior Fair was The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. In the ring 1935 Labor Day hurricane that Meridian, Miss. warning flags were flying tram Sunday afternoon, ·with gales owners went to work securbw: with the animal, which went at 84 cents a pouOO, are Richard Follrod, a director of the bank, and hit the Florida Keys,'' said Dr. nd h' h id · 11 1n th01'r vesselo, ani Pensa~Diana BenedlDil, !reedsville, the owner. Tourists· joined 1ocal res1dents · tiny st. Marks, which lies at a 1g t es rumung we ~ Robert H. Sl.mpson, Chief of the In the rush to buy storm the head or Apa:lachee Bay advance of tile storm center. acti\'lted Its ch11 de[enH hurricane center. sUDplies aOO one store owner south of Tallahassee, to the At noon EDT Camlll e was <orces. Tile 1935 hurricane smashed told a reporter: " We're selling Fort Walton area., 200 JDiles to p 1r(lointed about 380 m11es The Apalachicola Wee•~r ~.~ .. across the Keys with winds e&- transistor battery radios like the wesl B south of Panama City, near ureau ur ged persoos 11~... ,. 1n tlmated at more than 200 m.p. mad." ( Continued on &~1~ .... In the center of the display latitude 24.5 north 1 longitude ....... ill h. and killed 376 persons. "Hurricane CamUle is especi. ally dangerous near its center," Simpsm said. "Jl it maintainfl this intensity, something is go.. ing to get bad hurt when it goe,o; because JlfarY ~o's burial place ashore." The sudden intensH! '·' BERKELEY HEIGHTS, N, J, and her husband. caUon ol the hurricane brought it is nearby. Stilf Has Question tuP0-11le mother or Mary Jo Mrs. Kopechne sald she was In a telephone lrterview, the KiJPechne, the girl killed in an _ _ _ ___:::SU:::._N..::D:_:_A_Y ___:_A_:U ::_G .::_:: U_:_S_T_I_7.:._,_19 :_6:_9:_ . _ _ _ _ _ __ _;,_ _ __PA_:G_f_H "extremely confused" by the auto accident lnwlvirw: Sen. distraught mother said she still 360 miles south of Panama City . Edward Ill Kemedy, said had many q_uestions concerning autopsy business. late Saturday, Assumed Autopsy Done 8aturday site ·wants Kennedy to the circumstances that led to Simpson described Camille as ''1 had assumed an autq:~sy daughter's death and · testl~ at an inquest into her her a '• small, tightly-knotted". storm had been done before my circumsttnces .,tterwards. daughter's death. "1 am · banking on an ifiQ.uest daughter was buried," she said. that had ..overrun its environ~ · At the same tl.me, Mrs. menL" Joseph A. . Kopech~e .reiterated to clear the questions I have "I don't know Ulat rhuch about ber q1posttion to an autopsy on about Mary Jo's death," she the law, but ln such cases as my daughter's death, I had the body ol Ma:ry Jo, who was said. assumed autopsies always were And Mrs. Kopechne said if lcllled July 18 on Chappaquldperformed. 4lek Iolanl off Martl11'o Vino- other witnesses at the inquest "Now is much too late." ,.ro, Mass., aOO ls burled at Sept. 3 ln Edgartown, Mass., do The mother said that before not answer her questions Larksville, Pa. Mary Jo was buried, she and She also added a new note of sufficiently, then "I certainly their way to the festhal her husband placed a call to want Kennedy to WHITE LAKE, N.Y. (UPO- of young people fell ill on the totaled only slightly more than mystery to the highly' publicized would" State pollee said thoae Dinis' office and asked whether ·ow cials of the noun:lering site, many of them suffering 200,000 Saturday as many as arrested, caoe by saying thai Massa- testily. incl\liing four juw.. 750,000 more persons might be A. 'Both she and - her husband an au~opsy would be made. Woodstock Music and Art Fair from ad~erse drug reaction. chusetts offtclals had told her niles, were charged with "We were tald that one hac:l '"'i enroute, stuck in massive Sea of Mud Issued a frantic appeal Satur~ ~fore Mary Jo was · burled plan to ny to Wilkes Barre, possession of UleR&l drup, Abruzzi's appeal carne hours traffic jams that made access day for ansone not already on that they had already per- Pa., Aug, 25 and are likely to been done," Mrs. Kopechne ; ncludlng marijuana and hashthe mudd)'·, overcrowded site to after heavy morrrlng rains to the site by motor vehicle .fOrmed an autopsy on the girl, testi(y at a hearill!! on a said. ish. She said her primary question turned . the 6()()..acre Sullivan almost impossible. , turn arouOO aOO go horne. but later ljlld they did not. request by Dhl Atcy. Edmund 94 Drug Arrests Sullivan coUnts leaders asked county site, already garbageThey ore now · stu.nptlng to S. Dints ot the Southern District was why Kennedy'S attorney, New York state pollee Aid The first fatali~ of the Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller to strewn aOO. jammed to twice Its have the body exhumed and the of Massachusetts to have the Paul Markham, and his cousin, they made 94 drug arrests festival occurred \ Saturday declare the festival site a capacity, into a sea otmlll. autopsy performed in opposition autopsy performed. The hearlrw Joseph Gargan, also a lawyer, around Sullivan county since (Continued on Page 13) Abruzzi said the festival, morning when an unidentified disaster &.rea. A spokesman Cor to the wishes of Mrs. Kopechne is being held in Wilkes Barre late wednesday. most or them the governor said several sporting some of the biggest young man was run over by a on the highwayo. comPlaints had been received names in rock and folk music, tractor as he slept in a sleeping Abruzzi said he had treated ~· ··~ . flom private residents but no w8.s planned to accommodate bag In a· field at least 1,000 patierts at the New Jersey state pollee, action had been taken thus far. between 50,000 and 100,000 makeshift 20-bed hospital on the 'PFC. GREG LEE The appeal was made by Dr. persons. But the first clay cracking down on the passage site since the festhal began. He head of audience Friday was estimated of drugs oo the New Jersey WUliam Abruzzi, medlcal services for the three- at 300,000 and state police said Turnpike, arrested 21 persons said he. had lta~ 25 persons su!fe from unfa.vonble day rock festiwl, after seons that while the on-site crowd Friday night arxi Saturday on ug r ction in one hour alone Fr night. Hospitals in nearby Liberty CAMP GRAYLRIIG, Mich . aOO Monticello were reported (UP(l- Gov. James A. Rhodes filled to capacity. LOS ANGELES (UPO- A for his life, gave police the The informant told police he annoonced Saturda,y he would Festival promoters cllartered .. ~ollce Informant linked tllree names of at least three persons is certain the killer or kUlers ask the next session of the every available private hellccpoo persons to the Benedict Canyon including one he believes was know that he can identify them General Assembly to double ter to r1y in food and medical massacre in which actress acUvely-·involved in the Aug. 9 and he has been under constant the minimum pay of Ohio NaS'IJplies am evac\llte tba Sharon Tate and four others alayfngs at Miss .Tate's Canyon police guard since he first tional Guard Troops called to GALLIPOLIS- Pre. Greg Lee, seriously ill. A contingelrt of were murdered and ga\'e estate. talked to officers last Sunday, in Vietnam just four days, was HOUSTON CUPO- The Apollo paper money - Witil the streets state duty. additional doctors to aUgmitt narcotics as the motive Cor the The informant, a Polish the newspaper said. 11 astronauts, waving and were two or three feet deep in Rhodes made the proposa1 wounded in action on Friday, the 18 already at the site was 1laughter, it was i-eported immigrant like Frokowsky aM Drug User wearing 'big grins, paraded ln litter. during his arulUal review of the Aug, 8, when he stepped on a being nown by chartered plane Seturdsy. The informant told officers VIetCong booby trap, a close friend of the victim, Houston's tribute to the triumph Saturday before an 4,500 troops in two week train~ from New York. The informant said POlish said he had been invited to the that Frokow sky was a cocaine estimated 250,000 persons in spacemen included a gala for ing here. The minimum state Lee's step..parents, Mr. and The spirits of the audience playboy Voib'ck Frokowstcy, party at the estate the hight of user and that Miss Folger was their adopted hometown. 55,000 persons in the Astrcxtome pay is presently $12.80 per Mrs. Roger James, Eilreka. rc~ remained high. Thousands of 37, one of the victims, was the the murders but worked late in love ·with him and s~plied U the crowds at official Saturday nighL More wanted to day. ceived a telegram from the U. young peqJle lett Ln disgust, but principal target and • was into the night and did not go. him with money for his drug welcomes in . New York, Chica~ get in but there was -no room. their rrumber was matched or "You're worth double pay," S. Department or Defense around executed because of his deep In addition to MisS Tate and habil A show put together by go am Los ~eles earJier in Rhodes said. ••J stand with 11 a.m., Friday imorming them surpassed by other arrivals who lnvol"Vement with DIU"Cotics Frokowsk,y, the 'Vic tims were The ell3ct nature of Frokow- of their step.son's wounds. the week were larger, they Broadway producer Da"Vid Meryou regardless or what your managed to fight tllelr way diatributors, a ordlng to a Jay Sebri~, a men's hair ·sky's involvement with drug would have been hard put to rick featured Frank Sinatra as detractors say." Lee. who wUI be 20 on Sept. through the traffic jams. newspaper ( Los !Jweles styllstj coffee heiress Abigail distributors was oot known but 13, suffered leg, arm, and spine ~ keep up with the Houston crowd master of eerPmonies and Times). Folger aOO Steven Parent, a the informant claimed it was wounds. He has been trarlsfercomedians Bill DaM and flip in noise and enthusiasm. Pollee efused to either friend of the estate's caretaker, that · which led to the mass Wilson an::l singers Marguerite ~ Secret Service agent Everett red to a u. S. Anny hospital In 80 IN MUSKIE CLUB contlnn r .deny the story arxl Wllliam Garretson. murders. Piazza, Shafer had to jwnp out of the Dionne Warwick arxi Japan. COLUMBUS (UPO - The NatwOuld only -that tliey had Frokowsky, a Polish fUm .G arretson, tho only person Lee, a 1967 GAHS graduate, ural Resources Department said car which Neil A. Armstrong, Nancy Ames as entertainers. .. DO commeht' ~ on it. ' producer, was a close friend of rOund alive on the estate, said entered tile Anny In August, The 30-bloek parade ln Saturday ~ far this year 80 Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. and Mike Gave Names Miss Tate'& husband, Roman he heard nothing in his guest 1968. He arrived in Vietnam on ridilll: in to keep steamy sWlshine Saturday feaCollins were anglers have qualified for mem~ According ,to . the story, the Po1anakj, who directed the film cottage the night of the slayings tured one of the biggest Aug. 4, alter spending a fur~ bershlp In tile Huskie Muskie the crowd back. although he became concerned Iough at .home here in July. lnll)nllanl, who. said ~· reared ,.Rosemary's Baby." collection of astronauts ever Mom Certificates Club. Nine rnuskies over 20 about dawn when he Courr:l the gathered in one place. The The crowd threw conletti, In South VIetnam, Pfc. Lee pounds and 40 inches, and 71 telephqne ln his cottage dead. was a member of Co. B, 1st space center is on the outskirts ticker tape and ''moon certlfimuskies over 30 inches have been Phone lines to the estate were Bn., 5th lnf. Abrn, lnf. eates"- $1(10 a!XJ $1,000 Cake ot Houston and an of lhe taken from Ohio waters. ripped ouL astronauts live in or around the He s8ld Parent had come to city. BELFAST, Northern Irelan! visit him that olg!Jt and had left A total of 31 astronauts aOO (uPORoman Cothol!s s c11>o abouP 12:15 a..m. Parent was their families rode through ma ndod guns Soturdsy night ta found shot to death in bls car cheering throngs. de(end themselves a g a t n 1 t parked in the estate's driveway, Lone Star Flag Protestant snipers alii 650 LONDON (uPO- The British of lrelaOO Act Britain granted For decades the question of An elderly man dashed up to · MOSCOW (UPD- A ranking According to the new~er, and it was belie"Ved he was extra British trocpa movad i..O Comntllllist tai1Y oftlcial in the clash occurred at Dzungar. IJllled because he stumbled &6verrunert is . ho!Ciing back interial self-rule to the six Irish home rule was one of the Armstro~ and thrust a Texas Belfast to curb the oproad ol Kazakhstan saJd Saturday ef~ skie Vorota, an area of Soviet upon 1 something as he was tronr what it fears could Ulster comties that constitute biggest political hot potatoes in lone star flag into his hB.nd. , bullet• and ·!lames blltzlnr become a VletnJm·st;yle in- Northeru Irelard. The Northtirn Britain and the "issue that Signs aloff!; the route said: forts were under way to Kazakhstan pr~rllling into leaving. entire nei.ghborbOods. The bodies of Mias Folger ·volvement in a Northern Irelarxl government ard local toppled n u me r o u s BriUsh "You've Come a Yong Way, 11 aecure the re'ttebllity of civil Cbina's Sink i a n g province The new soldiers broueht &o in the central Asian southeast Ot Lake Alak~. The and of Froko'lleky '!,tl"e Comd Ireland on tbey brink ~f civil . parliament at Sormont, near go\'ermnents arouncl the turn of Baby. Welcmne Home'' and about 1,050 the number on ,. Belfast. have jurisdietlon over the century. uy ou're Great We're area whe.r e .Soviet alii , · ~lets _ mai~n ~, r~ket on the lawn of~ esta'tei·; : t ' war. , peacekeeping duty lnaide Ute Sebring arxl Mlis Tate. Sq • tar it has committed only all local anri· irternal matters. Tbe wnson govenament in Proud." • C h i n e s 'e . ~·· installations iQ J¥zakh~n ao1 capital They set ... barbed 300 ·Btitilh, troqps, to :re•tore Bur the 1920 act 'did provide LoOO.on faces crucial parU. A huge fioat, containing the wire Wednesday. the , Chine., lave ~ir wclear was efaht months PreJOID enclawa alii betiul were . f~ ih the ho(i.Ji f!lth · peace ln ·sti'lre.:.torn I.ondonder-. that.. tn ·c aae or' extreme amentary genetal ele¢ons in a charred Apollo 9 space capsule Otlns, Peldl\8 Rjllci tac~ldeo patrols wltll R>ed ba1onelo In hoods , ov_er their ~ and a ry. Another 600 British S~s emergeftcy Ute , :pritiah P ...li.: little over a year. The last ani models of 1111! lurar 'IJodule In momlllg broadTh~ , """•-• Soviets~ new to ,,~ern .lrelaOO _~ am~f · In London can resume thing It wants at this stage ls to ard the Gemini spacecraft, Protestant areaa thr•teMd o! millions" ol Ron1)1. ~ iaid · ~ .; qhJ,nese r~ attacheU to their ~~ks. wltll catholic relllllaUoo. IDcl... DIAPER DF;VICE , to bf!\!fer '·tile .,...P · ~d,.h soc>rtlo!e authoriW, become burdenod wltll an lrlali preceded the astrOflluts. alii civilians had Joli*l:1 ~~proVoked'" Wedne~•a ln. ins erwn11n Rood. "I tho\8ht it was a great lol ow (UPI) .._ . - Ruaolan. garrlooo ol · ~I.Y ~ 000 11 wao at the rOCJuest of tile problem that could onb Ol)eU and demonstrati~ -(Ci.dent , '/'tO g,t hot-"maierial tor In Dublin, abwt S,OOO Colht>;,o . • _ • r1 . sta1;10Ded , there. Northern lrelatXI gavermnent, more headaches and unpoj)U).a- show Cor Houston." 'Aldrin said throughout Ute c~ their ·pi.u-soYietpnq»ap.Nia." ' .. lic~ rallied ootolde till aenonl m rs ·can now get ~~· · • .d L_ ' · • the Soviets, , . · · · · .. >'lhat '· I•· called an ~leclronle 1111t Ml~s= •. !bot ~· were sent rlty ror botl1 at h<lme . and .. They c:an·be proud of the way pas\ otnce in O'Cumel atre.t Sovjet Cunmunlot' juoty· In- ""'-iilll they turned out.' ' '' , ·, · -- _._; • - • ollll .Q~- Into ~ooderry. Thuroday. a~road. """' . ~· "~ ,_.ette 00.· to<eeno · But .lhe Brltloh labor gaverll' Furthermore, tlte Brltloh "It was an outstamltrw job. shouting ~want tpiiiS" lor ~. use in north. About 2GO .'!lf• ·~pe. Jl!l"~Vod · lll'· - · . h<>l41tlle· ,..nl 10 tar has ohled of! any - labor goverJII!IDI has always Well done." Collins s&ld junb~ ~imes • itntintl ~ Hipped Rock Festival In Disaster Condition . If you have lost a loVed one durltlg the summer now is the time to ~on1ult u1 in the selection of a monumen• tol tribut•. We specialize in fine granites, voriety Of design.and qual~ty craftamanshlp. ORDER HOW FOR EARLY FALL SETTING Prlcos compl..e set In cemoMry lot. Monument• Erected anywhere. EGAR ,MONUMENT COMPANY Firm : Nnrcotics' Link Maple veneers and malehins wlids, antiqued finish. Philco Tunina Eye wi1h ACT. One S" I j ~;:~~~~.e~ ~~! ~.~~t!::':.::t _:V_:O::_L:::·_:I_:_~_·_:N~0:.:·..::2:.:9 6634 lA En,.arlum-Traditional ,, ' rJ1' h ds rJ1 If c fr . ·c 'll :a~:"'~~a~:mu~:G~ ~ ousan . ~ ake over om amz e PANAMA CITY, Fla. (UP!)- Mrs. Kop.e chne Firm Against any Auiopsy l'OCIIIL sli:urlng. l and one 6" Oval Speakers. J2~6 "high, 36"wide, 191h"dccp; 4"cup ABBOn "Hey, loolc--a branch ollhe NAACP!" MIDDLEPORT, 0. ... . ' & white Block Frqot & Ton THE PRICE FIGHTER IS BuCk~ & • Brown ·• '• •jot, •• ~ Twe NAIVIE In SHOES is I I CO '. I,. •• '' G•• w Found in Massacres . Pfc. Greg Lee Wounded by 250,000 WelCOillf Booby Trap Moonshot Heroes Catholics Demand . Sin~.;.Soviet Te'!'pers . -• ::~r MRl.DLE OF· UPPER:BLOCK POMEROY, OHIO Opon Friday Til 9 Opon All Day Thurs. , ,. ,, , , , I ' , I ". tS-'S. t~ ~lQ-!? , .' Wilson Holds Off Religious War . Fanned Along'Border ,. · .The. trek to school starts with. ,a ·new pair of Poll-Parrots! . fashion-right, made with all · the expert care an'd · craftsma~ship that' assure young feet the right fit as well as grow room, pric!ld, to be · kind to the family budget. Protection ·. !I!.Slrik!Anr-. , '· . !'"Ill .. , ,.,;:._ , ·rles ...; '~~ :11' a bolor'o dll- .• ~.""'"'. ~~~ ~ ~2. iG•OJl :v" "'q~··~ w ~. 1 1 • ·· 'l.~: 1 "V"k'·· BrWslt . ~jhollea· .., furlho~ . ......,i-nt which Onb spelt .hasdaches for . ' broka a · and otooitd tl1o been sharply cr!~col ot what It . Brltloh . II)' iso COillldoro the reacU....-y u.. ' BoMBERS mT HARD · ta~n on ct.U rlgl)tl by ' SAIGON (UPI) - ·U. S. 852 pollee put t11e1n to lllght. sucee11!ve Northern ll;elanl _,., llylng their heaviest 10~.ontL . raldo 111 s1x weeks iiNppod more At 1..:st ~~~=::~•;,.;'· This Ia just one ·II!.,.. ...,...., lhlll two mUIIon pounds o1 """ been ldUod I> tor . Ito IIX!r.,.. .r.oluC1ance oow . posmo .., )lnllll near Salp olnce ThurodiQ< to accept an ln10lvement t11ot tile COtMiunloli pralod sold more would ill lq,.ct ·"""" ' •llorq· llleii' Mil ol[onaivo· ~ jn.- ho\'1 llllli!IW. up · II'" ~""oiled · Nortltom Ito olilll ·dO,. Tl.e' 85%s bit In · W: bullato. lrelajld 13 atrlkaL hlllriolooo. '· . .. l.'!' •..- btm ""'"* . """""'-111!1' ··. ,· .,._to I, •, �. \ ) -" ~ The Sullllo1 Times - Senl noll Sunday, Augufl69 12 - ( ,! ! . 1 i • Howe, and Cha·s . Middleswart, Marietta, Red Morgan up; Homer Broo~ owner Don BrOOk••'wood, HeUa Spencer up; Time, ward Humphrey, Pomeroy, tie Alvin, Marya Plllla, . Euler · Chl)llcotlio; Grey Ghosl,' .,;..~ Dove, !oUkes ~-Time, 2;16.-. and rider, Joe· .\rrlJigton, PI, ''fl'<llll!7 prolontod by Royal Oik l'leaoont. Park ol Poineroy. Trotting races, 46., and unPONY RUNNING RACES ck>r, BOO, owned by Ed a.sh, ~ rwn.na nee a, fi6 indun- ~. Racine, ridden by L. Johndor, lo mUo, Brvwnle,OWIIONnd son; Drum Ml\lor, IJaac J,owl• rider, ROII1,)' ~ RD, Ath- owner,_ Cllltoo, W. _VL', r~dden ens; Lody, owned by Jennings by Ike Lewis; JIIU, owner. and Boolle, Minersville, rtddoll by rider Ed Bush, RD, Rlelno; Rodney llolmon; Blackle, own- mackatnrm, owned and ridden by ed and ridden by Danny Jorda.D, J. Hum,phrey, Pomei'OY; DtaRD, Albanyj Ginger, owned by mond, owned and -ridden by C. Laverne Jor4&n, RD, Albalu', rJd- Roseberry, RD, Raciite. den by Glen Lawson; Trlager, Trots 50" and _wtder, Diablo, owned Ol1d ridden b1 John Jon. owned and ridden by Mrs. L. ld.ns, RD, Racine. Ohlinger, New. Haven; IJOt\ own. 46'" to tS••, ~ mile, Elmer ed by Ed Bush, RD, Racine, ridPariKllls, Jr., owner and rider, den by P. Johnsoni Drum M&.;or, E. Ra.clne RD, Barni!!,Y; and Lady, Humphrey up; Marys Paula, own- owned and ridden by Sondra ed and driven by Harold Coder, Roush, ~acuse, Cardington; Mikes Button, own48'' to 52", ~ ndle, Sandt, ed by Harry Poulton. Croton, R, owner Doug Carr, . T up p e r s 2:28. Plains, JIInmTJonesrlder;Filnt, Second Race, 3-ye&NJld Pace, l'llu~!:"." ~Time, 2:17. Flltfl"'""""~ace, Flash of Ughtowned and ridden by Judy ErFirst Elimination Dash, p.u'Se Ring, Atas···Caper, My Girl Butvin; Ginger, owned and ridden by $2,833, Adios Corine, owned and driven by R, G, Betts, Barnes- fy, Mesa Nib, Ohio Valley Joe, Donna Manuel, RD, Racine; Kin& ville; Marti Dee, owner and driv- Homer Brookwood, trophy by Cit,y otmed and ridden by Candy Zuser, Burdell McKinney, Middle- Ice and FueJ of Middleport and pan, Mason, W. Va.; Buggvr, owned by Richard Cole, RD. Pomport; Fairmeade Marge, Kenneth Point Pleasant. Time, 2:26. Sixth Race, 3-year..old Pace, eroy, ridden by Oiey Herdman. Junk, Mt. sterling, owner, W. 52" to 11 mUe, Mid final elimination daah,Adios CorDaily up; Gold Port, owned by Nite, Jack Ervin, rid. Dr. Ray Pickens and Dr. Jotm ine, I!Qsk Nlilflt, Little Berry, don by Van Neat; Apache, Ridgway, Pomeroy;,D. French up. Marti Doe, Gold Po~ Marietta owner, MiddleTime, Wlllie Barrett, and Fair- James Time, 2:13. rtoor ,uu·yl Crossan. meade Marge, Time, 2:11. TroThird Race, 3-year..old Pace, mile, &mllurat, Second Eliminatioo Dash, Purse phy presented by Edwin Davis ridden by Stip Ar$2,S33, Little Berry, owned by and COmpany. Pieasant; Bill. ownAlbert and MariHa Kerns, StoutsFinal race, Linglow, Glgi, Litby Wimpy Frost, The Sleepy Legi.dature Passage in the U. S. House or Representatives of the '"Tax Reform Bill" is more than an exercise in futility. It should be known as the case of a legislature acti~ in its sleep. Or better yet, with its collective heads In a sai'Q)ile. The major target of this tax reform are the people in the upper income brackets who oow pay little -or no federal income taxes. Included is the removal of tax exemption on municipal boOOs througit one method or another even though it can be proven t18t the 150 wealthy people who paid no taxes were iax tree without considering their municipal holdings. In order to tax these 150 individuals, the Federal legislators appear willi~ to add an additional local tax burden on over 280 million lower income individuals. Thecureforahead ache is not slitti~ tbe throat! The taxing or local rnuniciplll bools will do UtUe extept to increase the I09ll tax payers burden. Besides taxiM; murti.cipal bonds thrqb the "Limited Tax Pret1~r~~ce'' an:l "Alloca~.oC Deduction~ methods, the Federal Gov, f!j~ent is attempting ~persuade loCal g~ernment.a lh sellin8 fully , · taxable rather than non4axable securities. The legislation proposes ~at the Treasury Secretary provide a federal subsidy oC 25 per cent to 40 per cent of the interest yield between the two Qpes of borr:ls. This subsidy is Sli!PQSed to allow the local governmert to break even on interest costs. on the surface this looks fine except what good ls this subsidy on interest yields, when chances are excellent that many local govermnents will be unable to filii buyers for taxable mwlicipa.l securities'? And if they did fird a buyer, is the 25 per cent to 40 per cent spread really broad enough'? The best market for taxable municipal securities is golrw: to be no~ta~ble pension ·funds and idle treasury funds of local governments (also non-taxable). Anl then where does the Fedenl Goveroment get its subsidy payment'? From the taxpayers, little and big. When the states arxl local goverJUients cannot finance their own im· provements, they wi.U be Corced to subrnli to an Urban Bank or some similar federal agency !or fuOOs, with federal strings attac~ Where does the Federal G~rnment get this money plus the costs of operation .or a ccmpletely new division of Federal Bureaucracy, easily the sne of HUD or FHA'? Again !rom the only source - the taxpayer, We the people are the local govelW;Ilent. the state gowrnment ao::l the federal govenment and we pay all the bills, here and in Wash· Marked in Chi1dren PT. PLEASANT - An open house held recently at the Point Pleasant Day Care Center for Mentalis Retarded Children marked the nrst armiversary of the center with the childreflt ington. We have all heard o! the so called taxpayers revolt in the United States. This revolt shows lCJ greater on the local level where the tax payer can take direct retaliation towards higher Federal and State taxes by voting "NO" on a much needed local issue This is his only direct attack against higher taxes. The a".ferage ~.Jipayer forgets that a letter written to his senator can also cast a ballot against higher taxation. We urge you now to write to Senators Young and Saxbe urging .defeat of any proposals that wotdd in any way, directly or lndirecUy increase the cost of borrowirw at the local level The removal of tax exemption on municipal bards is just another increase in local taxation withQUt an,y local benefit or authorization. ~ake away tax exemption o! municipal bonis, arxl local government 1s depetxlent on Washington cash subsities. The real issue here is one of idealism rather Ull.nofdollarsand is one at local home rule vs. centralism. Miss ~· Ui'ting, senior girl scout, served punch arxl cD'> kies to the ~sts. Reglsteri~ were the following guests and employees: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ReyJr., Mrs. Clarence E. Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Putz, Mrs. David Gainer aOO Rob- in Ann, Mr1 and Mrs. w. C. Spangler ard Kim, Janet M. Kapp, Mrs. Jean Mercandante, Mrs. Jeane Baker, W. T. Minton. William Wells, Mrs. ·Ernest Call, Jr. and Jackie, Mrs. Ronald Escue aOO MeliD:ta, Mrs. Dene L. Sommer, Jim Jarrell, Mrs, D. N. Connors,· Mrs. R .Leon Yoder aB:I daughters Vanessa arxl Ruth Am, lJly Duncaflt Levia M. Pierce, J. Gary Brown, Betty L. Martin, Hattie Jordoflt M r s. James Gillespie, Miss Lillian Gibbs, Mrs. Mary Ella Mayes, Miss AdriernE Sibley, Miss Linda Lteving, Mrs. Julia Wright, Mrs. Rutl'i E. Anderson, ~rles-- . ton, Director of Day Care centers; Mrs. Belva Mae Farley, representing the Woman's Club of Point Pleasant, and Mrs. Raymond G. Musgrave, Mrs. Keith Hill, Mrs. Carrnak Holstein an:l Mrs. Charles Waugh, representtrw the Jupior Woman's Club of Point Pleasant. ) ~ j Gail Deeter .'~ COOLVD...LE - ' coded him In death. tric Co-op in Gallipolis. Objeoti ve of the workshop will be to RELEASED TO MILITARY GALLIPOLIS - Two AWOL Giants Are. Beaten 3-2 By Dodgers GALUPOLIS- The Gallipolis Pony League Dodgers edged the dited with the victory. The Dodgers collected eight hits orr the " hurll!w of K. Sheets~6. Perr)'. Sheets was charg with the defeat The Glanto only three tlltatn the nine innl~ Coc_t- Iffs lle!tarlrnent Fri~ to mUitarNuthorltles. They were Mlchtel'llurke, 19, oC88 Chllllccthe Rd., and Roger Phillips, 19, Rt.. 2 Crown City, both of whom were released to Military Pollee. COPS PLATFORM EVENT LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)- Dick Rydze, a junior at the UniversitY of Michigan, spoiled Jim Henry's ·EWltl.-·l·,· .' jlort>ert. or cOOlville; and Clyde; stewart; a sister, Mrs. Ei1ie (lddfll', Chllliootjle; a slep..fls, . , Mrs. A!Jen .!}arbor or Rnods. lo, 12 eranddilldren, and sev• !'le<e• and ~·- "'hrl/; lifers ·and seven"b)'othen pre- Robert and Elizabeth Brook No- be In the Suncrest Mo"*'al ""'acl!d tho champs with two ble. Park, Pl. Pieallllll. Frlenda 1111¥ elj:h; ·John Davis hid a double. SUrvivors inelude her h u a,. bandi George A. Trow; one dauilfiIA!r, Mrl. Edpr Arnott, MIGUe: pm; a sister, Mr1. EvaSprouN. Eaot Liverpool, and lhroe ll'and. call at lhe FOIIieiCXIJ FUIIOral Home after 3 p.m. today. , The bocb' wlli ile in sta~ at ·I h e ehurch 9"0 hour prior to oervIces. Side~• hid two Jingles for the losers.~> · By Innings: . Glant1 •••• 100 100 {)00-U-1 DOdson .•• ooo 200 001- 3-&.o • • •·' ! \ · ...e. Kopechne for the kUiirw eighth Is a sergeant. The sources said tho Victim, ldontllled by military ornclals OIW'- as a HV1etnamese national, was ~ed with mor· phine J1.11e 20, ahot tn the head anl dumped In tlle South aura Sea near Nha -Trang in 1 10 , SAT.., AUGUST . .Ia. SIZE 7:00113 ••••••• OD $ 50 .~IZE ,) 7:35114 ••••••• 00 SIZE $ 8:85114'••••••• SIZE $ 5:60115 ••••......._~·· .· " SIZE ,_.; $. 0 7:-75114 •••••• .- or unotflclally, course. . · ;, termii•IA! with extreme prej.,. barge. Seven bodies have been ':.: dice. •• recovered so Car arxl about 25 Orders to KW other persons are missing and In llllell!ionce jaron, tho feared drowned. Sixteen perphrase '"to term Irate with· sons were rescued a short time extreme preJudice" is 1)'001\Y· after the bol,t slammed into the mous with an order to kill an · barge, splltt:Jng the pleasure lndlvid~aL craft in two and spilling its 40 Arter ·the executi01'11 sources to 50 passengers into the water. said, the CIA ror WI8JII)Iainod ' reasons had second tliOu.!J.ts PRODUCTION UP _i and ~ "!•~saged the military WASIIINGTON (UP!) - T he Federal Reserve Board says industrial production Increased 0.7 per cent in July to a record 175.2 per cent o! tho 1957..19 DOtf)r r- average. Auto auembUes increased 6 per cent, production of CALLING... mOat hoosehol,d goods showed little change and tho ouq,ut Or tam ..;..... .' · ,......., " -' .. ' . ' ~ . ···!" .~ STOP BY OUR grapes in six maJor citieS and .. PRICES Lllw VW And See The Skyline & Rlcbardsen ~bile Homes '·l)n Display . WE ofl:.eR AYARIEn OF CHUCK COLliEi· .SERVICE TORE ......... Gallipolis "These folks down here just put things off until the last minute," an Alabama highway patrolman said, when asked what storm preparations were being made. At Cedar Key, where the coastline begins to bend to !orm the Florida panhandle, pleasant weather and mild winds were reported during the afternoon. One resident described it as a "normal weekend (ishing day" with the usual turnout of anglers from Ocala and Gainesville. Jerry Perry, manager o! a motel on Da~hin IslaOO, at the entrance to Mobile Bay, said there had been "oo mass exOO.us," as yet, but predicted he'd have an empty house by Sunday night "People watch !or some physieal evidence.'' Perry said, "and when lhey see the wiOO whip ~ the water, they get alarmed." /" - ,, +++++ + THE lr<q), ~rt o! some 87 people who took the three week tour of the Lards o! the Bible. visited some nine nations in this trek of some 12,000 miles. Air travel makes the joirney al'll easy one and travel accomodations are excellent in !orei.gn lards, ac("ording to Rev. Lusher. THE trip contained a variation or many scenes from the heat or the Dead Sea to the glaciers of Mount Jungfrau in Switzerland The tensims ot war are in the Mid-East but both Egypt and tsraei are kind to the tourists. Rev. lusher, who has spent part or the past two ~ummers in the Holy Larkl, was associatediredor of the tour. ·~ + t ++ t + HARD J. ~ling, soungest son or Mrs. M. T. Epling, Sr., 603 First Aw., ls. now a registered professional engineer in California. Rlehard am his family left Gallipolis !or the west coast a lew y,.rs ago. They now reside in Martinez. caur. . + + + ++ + PasaraU of Puerto Rico . In that historic opening rour.:1 marathon Councl 00 harmful pesticide match of ~ Ji3rd Wimbledon Tennis Championships. The ro.b-rwunent .reaidueo. Tho Sons~ subcom- - was held durl!w the.Jaot week of J\!110.. n•ltboo oo mlaratory labor was .. ++++++ • uo10 lut week tbat some table we TWEN~ \'EARS AGO, from the files of tho Tribune and! ellr Galba· Time• ... . More than 4,000 pe. r sons atterd Buckeye contained lldflll residue · hish as 18 part1 per miWon. Rural Eleetrlc Co-Op picnic 911 Momotlal Field ... Kail The IDA saidjt tostet! grapes wins IOJI prize duri!W 4-11 Dairy Df11 event here ... In Wuhinaton. D. Iff Baltimore, new RL \35 beirw granted• 4!i easements are ioo~la DOW lino(ypo pchloo ... P. D. McCreedy w111 Gal-· ~c;;;~;.;;Los ~lea, New York; and San Franeltco. lipolla Lesion Poat at national conYeOtioo In Phllad~lphla .. Sixt,yfi¥0 proljiOcts l!'eet now GARS flea(! · football C<ach Don Soud ACQUIRE OIJTFIEIJlER Christy Earl Arnold . Rio Grande College football ..,.;~ ... SEATTLE (UPI)-Tht Soot- S)Tacuoo hil<ea OVA· to 4\1 pmea over Gallipolis after lie PO.-s acquired outfielder I~W olr and ' &-7 iiW WUiiams Friday Crom tlieir Va-ver, B.C. farm dub .In Pacl!lc {;oaot L&que• Thi • •I.II<K . I l1'e ·otiOrlhoillotd '•lth to 9ulllelder .. illcl!c · ~ ~' <i-'llpoll s, Ohio add ohOrlsloi> Roy and.· Mike lllpn~a two f ••liolii d J.llltary ·service. · ~· \ .. .· Daily ,....,.. J For the plain truth is thit this Democrati·c Cmgress to date has been a poor one - and would have been worse but for the exertions ol. the House leaders and the companion refusal o1 the Senate rank and file to follow the hierarchy there In its new poltic& of happiness at all oost. It the Democrats camot re. ,_ MOSCOW (UP~ Gibson. BOB WHITE DIES WASHINGTON (UPO - B o b White, a member of the Washington Redskin scooting staff and former ooUege coach, died Saturday at Washington Hospital Center of cancer. He , was 56. White, a native o! Richmond, K1., was a graduate o! Kenlucky StatAl College and heid a master's de"ee from Indiana. 15 cu. ft. AMANA .REFRIGERATOR HARVEST GOLD AND MORE BUYSI ONE ONLY 6' DISPLAY CABitf.E~-----L-~~t __$182 ONE ONLY ROYAL CHEF . £\!~~!~w~~~~c~ -------------Jl~L- $15 ONE ONLY UNIVERSAL . · ~~!~!~~!~~T~~!E_ ____________ :1~~:5o. __ $151 ONE CALORIC GAS OUTSIDE ':1 BARBECUE GRILL -------------~;~5o 1 - ~~~~M~ :~~T~~~~~ lo~e1. S239.95 ........... $214.oo 1 - ~~~~U~R9 ~NR~~~~~~v Re1. $259.95 ........... $219.00 Carolina Lum'ber & Supply Co. 675-1160 . ' . 11..::.:.;..;=::..::..:~~-----------..!:!:·.!~~~~~u / ..,. ..... . . / TIC 'E SPECIALIZE IN THE NEW/ ", j 24' WIDES {SECTIONAL HOMES) (\ • rr O.l .:, ·· , '. ..t. '. \ PJ ......· INC.--· ·~·"''"'·••• lialf~lnl: c"Oiilr~etot' •> ' OPP. 8&0 DEPOT . . E¥lN~ . .. ' ·--~$41 2- NO. AMANA AIR CONDITIONERS Reg. $249·95 · · · · • • · • · · · $219.00 12-:U:M- 12,000 BTU _ 220V ~ ·. FROST lONLY REG. $299 ....,.;j,:. .... . Rom Mo. I Box 74A, Gollipolio, Ohio tO Carver and Julian Javier each hit two - nm si~les to highlight a six - run eighth liming Saturday as the St. Louis Cardi~s drubbed the · Atlanta Braves S-1 behiM the five -hit pitching o! Bob Pia. 446-4311 Tri-County Asphalt Paving Co. - Soviet load- CARDS WIN ATLANTA (UPO - Tim Mc- . FIMAI.ONG UP TO 24 MONTHS To Snub Romanians ers, still armo.Ved over President Nixon's visit Romania • are expected to snub ·the 25th A.miversary celebr~tion or Ro·mania's liberation Aug, 23, by sending a second rank delega. tion to the festivities. For the second time t h 1 s month Uu.~ Kremlin's leading . FREE ESTIMATES FLOOR SAMPLE SALEI Moscow Hierrarchy a THIS picture, taken In Tel-Aviv, Israel shows to r) Rev. Char. le~ Lusher, Crown City, Mr. alll Mrs. James Clark of Rio Grarde and Mtss Faye Roberts of Rio Grarde. ' Street I• do. Brezfmev, Premier Alexei N. Kosygin and President Nikolai V•• Podgorny will personally stay awa,y from a key event in BUcharest which, if relations had been normally friendly, they would have attended. LOCATION._, I ~- Panama City beaches would be particularly vulnerable. Despite all the warnings arxl urgings, maey weather-wise re,sidents o( the area were waiting until the last minute to see exactly what Camille will Troika • party Chief Leonid L WHILE t.wrlng Eu-ope earlier this smnmer, Rio Grallle COllege The Food and Dnlg Admlnls- Prealdent Dr. A. R. O'lristensen ted thepleasureofwatching Papcho tntlon I&Y• It ~siAld ·table .Gonzalez, the 41-yoar-old Los A~Weles grandfather, deloot Charlie ALL· 4 PLY -TIRESl EICiSrtAXINCLUDiD·.. c. . • ~GRAPES $ .. a 192,000, a smaller advance than in most recert · morths. ' ' equlpinent remrlned at low level The board also rO)IOI'Ied Friday nonfarm PlY· roth Increased In July by ·f ~_ · between a pleasure boat arxl a to 7:7$115····~·· - 00 SIZE 8:25114 ••••••• SIZE 8:55114 ••••• ~ HOBART WILSON, JR. + +++++ ott Northwest Africa. When lie de!A!ctor !A!sts SEARCH FOR BODIES performed In Nha Tra!W CAIRO (UPO-Divors today confirmed his dtal role, sources searched the Nile River 10 aald, "COL Enldrw;" told some mileS north of Cairo for more Green Berets: 11 We adviae victims ol Friday's colltstoo . $ BY ·cantao bog weighted with tire asthma. + + + ++ + tJ rims and chains. · ·, nt. 300 delegates, guests of REX M. McCormick. general sales manager .e:-: Accordirw to .thl sc:Nrci\, the""" 11• '-tupn so•nment, will~r-r ;- f~ ~c:;, G_altiPAll~..co,.. ~r a~oomber or years, { man's double identlt,y wu· attend the 6th congress ot the in . nas left the .•old French City tOr greener pastures .._ learged aftf!r Special Forees lrtermt10111l Association ·CJf ma nelghboru~ . Kenova, W, \a. Rex, a hard worker and active in · meni.bers saw a photc:Jtp'aph ol Asthmology aboard . the liner ny community affairs here, has been appojnted a new dealer am . .,_ him postrw with a hlch-rankirw Principe Perefelto duri11: its is openti~ upder -~he ~e of Rex McCormick's Olevrolet, J~. omcer. PRICES. GOOD THRu ·· She added there was no dOubt shot to be anything so far ...out in her miJX:I that there was any as the impos~tion o( price and roma~ relationshlp between wage controls, but even Ulis pasKennedy and her daughter. sibUity cannot be wholly ruled "Mary Jo simply didn't know out. Sen:. Kennedy tllat WeU." ~ i:J.J, &ill, though the President has Mrs. Kopechne also revealeo\,~;urely not taken any thin portthat she received a letter from folio ot work and problems to Rose Kennedy, the senator's California, he is nevertheless mtther. in a far better general posi"lt was beautiful It sourxls tion in this pre...autumn break as if she wrote it straight tram than is the Democratic Conher heart I read it, then put it gress. For in the Senate the · aside. I will reread il when my party is torn to bits, not only mind dears. I can't quote !rom over the recent interndl rows it by heart and there is no on the antibaiHstlc missile sys. reason to," she said. tern and taxes, but also in an "Just say it was beautiCul." ever -widening basic alienation GOT. to se~ two traditional ceremonies in connection with steel conatruct1on wh1le on vacation recently, on· A""' 6 at "·4" p wit ed the "'f>• • " · oJ • m,, we ness placement of the last steel beam on tne new Ohio Riv~ er bridge which linked Ohio and West Virginia between Ka.na~ ~nd l!enderson. On Friday, Aug, 8, ATTEND CONGRESS we were Ln Cmcmnatl. While staOOing on the ri~er­ USBON (UPO- Medical au- · !ront in downtown Cincinnati aroull:i 4 p, m., we thoritle8 rrom 38 countries watched as workers placed the last steel beam on Balled Friday aboard a Portuthe roof of the Queen City's new 50,000-seat sports gese cruise llner on a 20-day voyage to discuss one of man's moat troubling afRica tionastadium. North VietM.mese Intelligence cruise Lucy Kathryn Trew f1 ., ABOVE ARE SOME OF TilE ENTRIF.~linthe..,:..d alii roll. l!ompetltlon or the Meigs Countv Junior Fair on Friday. Thoso three girls received grades of A. They are, left to rigbt, Linda Bnol, Melanie Dean and Rhea Mora. . ,dOVIRSTOCIEif \H· "ffJI< SAIGON. (UPO - A Cantral author!Hes to di . rd their Intelligence Agency (CIA) ol!i- ••termiQIItion" oTder, srega { clal advised military authorttles Sources said the CIA told ln ttle Green Beret it would have to notJCy the U.S. murder case, sources close to high command. It was not clear lhe case said S&turda.\. why this s~p was taken, The sources &aid the. killing sources said. was suggested by a senior CIA The dvUian attorney for one agent known by the code name of the Green Berets, George · of uCol. Enking" when I i e Gregory, 31, of Cheraw, S.c., detector teats confirmed the told a news conCerence Friday · :..... man's alleglabCe· was to North that the CIA had ordered the Vietnam. murden of over 100 persons in Allhoush . the victim's body Sputh Vietnam this year. has · not beeil found, eight '"It's a fairly normal thing," forJDer U.S. Special Forces Gregory said. · · members are being held tn the Gregory said his client, Maj. Lc-. Binh stockade 118ar Saigon Thomas Middleton, 31, of in connection with the deepen- Jefierson, S.C., is being held in lng tny1tery. ''dtsgustlrw, lnhlDilane'' coOO.iSeven Ortlcers tiona in the stockade's maxiAmo~ the· accused is Col mi.DI1 security section. Robert Rheault, 43, of Vinpyard His motion to win release H•ven, Mass., former camman- from pre-trial confinement for der of aU 3~000 Green Berats in MiddletOn was turned down by Vtetlam. Seven of the men in the Army. .confl~ment are ofDcers, the soldiers were released trom custody of t h e Gallla County Sher- 1 ..tit To Kill Double Ag~nt agent Estella Grimes vs W i 1 s o n Grimes, divorce dismissed; Majorie Patricia Ferguson vs Wil- Funeral ~rvices will ~.!'"'" ..,at 2 p.m. Monday at the ;Winte il Deeter Ftmerai Home In CoolvUio wit11 pilal with a disiO<aiAld left elbow :69, ~died Frida,y ev ning at hi~ test. Fourteen strikeout,...foolville, Route 1 home fo,1low- the Rev. Robert Fetty ofticlat. and iacial lacerations ar;kl multi- . recorded on both sides. ing. Bl!rlai wili be in the stew- ple cortusi9118 and abrar,tiona. !ing a brief illness. 'The score was tied 2 _ 2 after He was born ln Meigs Coun- art Cemetery at Hockingport. Howard F. campbell, Si, JloT· seven innings of play. ThoGianto Friend~ may eall at tile funeral ~, the son of the late WUllam ton. drlv.er of the car, am Ed- took 8 l..C lead in the first on a and Eliza Dugan Deeter. He home &mday afternoon. ward Carl Long, 45, Wellston, wal~!rnda si~Wio by Perry, as an employe of the Baltidriver of the truck, were both ad- . / In o1 tlio fourth,' the Glore and Ohio Railroad for many mttted ror obseJI'VatiOIL ~ ant. it 2-0 on K. 5hbet8' ears, and in later years was a 'second fl:'ee ..ss, and a sl~oby ,oreman of guard rail construc-:WEST COLUMBIA - L u c y P. stdetL tbe Dodgers scored Kathryn Trew, 70, West Colum- chUdron. lion. . twice In the Courth on a Giant .,...; ! &arviving are his wi.fe, Ada bia, died e..-ly S&turd11 mornFuneral services be held ror. and sl..,es by Schoonover, Plutes Deeter; tJiree sons, wu .. Ing In Holzer Medical Cen!A!r. Monday ai 1:30 p.m. at the Well Chueii Perroud and~ to BOO ham, Rockwall, Texas; Kemeth, · Mr11. Trew was born Jemary Columbia United • 4Molhodllt Pea. The Dodger hur~rs fJotwell, New Mexlc~rrd Ben- 13, 1899 at Pl. Plea-. ll1e Church with the ..,., Bernice td the last 16 Giants inn:~~~ D)', d. Columbus; two brothers was the dalllh!A!r oi the late Winkler ofticlatlng. a.rial 111\U \ Bob Pegg and Clnick P r. ..... roadT to do a more r1 •r r._ ~P'•II Jhe 1011r workmanlike Job, and wllh rar IPII •• "the -~··A AI to lhe leso -loelcal <J!Ibbling, !bey , of llloH r.lloWJ haY0 1ti cratie leader • left here will provide Mr. Nixon with the Wlklnd candor .00..... · · j111 .. Jn aoinber mood and ll aware kind ot a ifrgot that was 10 middle • lllf!ill1 ~· ~1.:·; · tuf!l here soon. _Beret Ordered to kill the Communist double those responsible ·~port. Center, First Ave., after a truckcar collision at 11:40 a.m. Fri.on Rt. 35, thr~e miles east o! Jackson. Mrs. Howard F. Campbell, 45, Dayton, was admitted to the hos- day determine asimuth from,polaris. lrllividlllls are asked to bring their own reference books. vs GALLIPOLIS- Three persons "{{re admitted to Holzer Medical Three Hoapitalned . ~li\Y ;.nLJ:I\·OF-RUTLANDwas...;.ed~c~n In lliO ·ii.stY meal ccilnpetltlon ol the Meigs equpty.Jllllor Fair Friday. The. molrt'idisb~of .the dinner was Mezlcali moalcpli!. bid for a dlvi!W grand slam In. the natlonol AAU owlmmilf&.and diving chalriPionships Selurday Iiam Ray Fersuaon, contempt, by wlnni!W the platform event. dismissed; · Evelyn R. stewart vs Wilbur Jaok . Stewart, dis- Wll)lllkono1a, h a s contributed missed; to move trailer, and pay $55,000 ~toward construction of payments duei Nancs Colinda Oh- lho Neil Armslroni Aerospace linger Vs Ronnie Lee Ohlinger. Mu....m. Tho contribution wa1 dismissed: Mlldred Irene Jor- made during a meeting o! 50 dan vs Chester U!roy Jordan. · commnnlty leaders who wlllhoad · dismissed. a drive to raise $500,000 In )lubilc .conirlbutlclns toward con. I!Jtnlctlon or the museum. T h e $55,000 TO MUSEUM stale. will 1101 1111 another $500,WAPAKONETA, Ohio (UPI)ooo. The Pe!A!rson Construction Giants 3-~ in two extra innings on Memorial Field here Saturday afternoon to capture the 1969Iea.. gue championship. Botb teams entered the co.ntest with i.denUcal16-3 records. Larry Soowdon led off tho bottom ot: the ninth with a triple. Wi!h 0118 oo and one ou~ Snowden raced across home plate with the winnlne".-"'<11! Howard Taylor'" llelder's choi~ JoJan Da·vis ard Davld Schoonover shared the mouo:l duties !or the champs. sChoonover was cr~W V' . Smith, ar11Clyden8ms8)o,manager o!the Buckeye RuraiElec- Asphalt Concrete Corp., al, Promlssors installment, $7,000. · Divorces: Elh:abeth J. Davis vs Harold L. Davis, granted~ Donald Glen vs Faye Glen, granted; Russell Allen Lewis vs Ruth Lillian Lewis, divorce refused, but defendant entiUed to relief prayed for of separate maintenance al'll support. trom plaintiff, $150 per month arm care and custody o! infant son, plaintiff to pay $50 per month child et Ohio shop will be conducted by Gallia County Eqiineer Glenn A. (or ~80.39d~;Gerald • Mc- Carley The Valley Outpter of Professional Engineers alXI Surveyors • will meet Wednesday. Aug. 20, at 5:30 p.m., at Oscar' a. Followl~ dinner, a Work-- PT, PLEASANT - ~1, '· ' GALLIPOLIS - games, singingsoogsaOO doing their usual activities. Persons who had observed the students on their very Cirst day or school noted considerable progress. -"~" nolds, Miss Dean is the daughter of Mr.and.Mn. Earl Dean and Miss , Mora, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mora. Reported playl~ ..! take; ~ Green in food preser,.tlon at the Melt!• County Junior Fair. On the left is "Rhlfi Mora who was ~ed reserve champion by Mrs. Barbara Davis, Athens, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. home economist, who judged Friday's food «JJI'C)etition. Civil suits: Credit Bureau of P't. Pleasant vs Dorsel F. Russell, Mason. seeking payment of $375.13, interest and costs; Credit Bureau of Pl P~sant vs Foster Edward Tuc et by a city that had theUglot it exptltslon ol. a violence rarely Camille Actions In Court though bashfully, going about things, movilig to strengthen his baH In giant California where the retentlon 1n next ,._;,s Congreslionai elecUons ot the Re~ publican Senate ooat now hold by Georae Murphy is one of his , <hlilflesl apeclfle priorities. T h o conb-olling Democratic member~ of the Ji?use are back ln their districts, and the Domo-. White Paper ·' lll'llnd cl8mpion MISS MELANIE DEAN, CENTER, was the tal $1,000. ~ y, ·August 17, l9G9 "tion•s future courses on both between an increasingly ultra .. keep Croi!IUI two decades atJO 1D Har- than adult Jli)IJUciO!'•· had seen It all. . Ube!:"i leadership and an incross- thll Its olfotta tlioro Vletnam and inflation. The war the jiOI'ty In a baolcallr rea • &ach .of the President~&· asiJO.. is not, in fact, going well for OlU' · lngly angry moderate liberal slble posture have thus tar work. _e lates as are still iD reside~ side, and neither are the peace conservaUve rank Jmd.file. ed only n&ri'OIII.Y and lnliy oot In Washington are moslly hop. negotiations in Paris. Indeed, lhe SonatA! atmosphe work at all whet1 the Houle comes lng that lhe oomparsllv~ relaxTOO, so much has been said had grown so bitter among the allon or his Hmi-lloll~ in Cali- and written o! the Inevitability or Democrats that the current .re- back - unleBJ. 1be unless is a fornla will J)l'<)(l.lce aomo final further American troop .wfth- cess would simply have had lobe reeling, or perhajla only a ' - • among the leaden that the ...,_ decisions as to the admlni&tra- drawalt in. this very mootll is invented had It oot alroad1 all but to commit Mr. Nixon prepared. Tho alternative mlilflt pie at home will oot e>hlblt any happinesa at the poelfi~ cratic senators back in :their well have been an ill_.. . - . .party . willy.nJ.IIy to such a decision. new - iooiatlonisl and ganeraliT states. to Check up on grass SUPPLIERS OF• The achingly difficult (Jiestlon dipsy.doodle tone tbat his char- : ASPHALTIC CONCRETE roots sentiment and lhat sort or rema1ning is how he Is to carPAVEMENT SEALER acterized this Congress at the thine. The Capitol, in conse. (Continuod rrom page 11) ry through withou~ further weak*PROTECTIVE COATING timl:_ln years finds itself U!A!r- quence, is slowly empt)lng or top in the Senate and within much * CRUSHED STQNE lll.Y a. rear-echelon area in the all save the late summer twr- had not sought help for Mary Jo enlng· the American negotiating (Contimed from .... 11) ' S~ND & GRAVEl of the rB.nk and file in t h e as soon as· the senator told position with the COmmunists. areas where escape routes JOiitieal wars, House. ts*s, who marct1 with stolht deAs to inflation, tile extension could be cut off ~l'. high storm BOth, President Nixon a n d termination througtl marble cor- them of the accident in which H the voice of the people, as Kennedy's car plunged off ·a at long .last by Congress of , tbe Congress, are 1fl a sense fence- ridors now full, parentheticaltides to be ready to move the sa,ylng goea, is iood and llulldlng with the home folks. ly, of' aomo or the damnedest bridge on Chappaquiddick Is- 10 per cent income tax sur- inlarwJ before roads nood or clear, and is heeded, things may The President is, among other feminine garments flier yet seen lal'kl ao::l Mary Jo, a passenger, charge is undoubtedly or some wind and ~ain make traveling be a bit better ror the Demodrowned. help, but it is clearly· not go. dangerous. cratic party as a whole when "They weren't in shock," sh~ ing to be enoogh. And this netVulnerable Areas Congress . comes back. I not, said. "And they are supposed to tle, too, the Pt:esident will sure. Forecasters said places such the already shrinking Democratbe bright meiL It Ia Uti& ly be examining in California Cor as Alligator Ppinl, St. George ic prospects for next year's Conquestion that plagues me every the best and least painful hand- IslaM, St. Joseph state Park. gressional and SonalorialoJolecday, ao::l I strongly approve of hold that can be (OWld. No one SL Arxlrews state Park arl1 \he Uons will shrink some more. an inquest. here presently expects the UP- Washingt9n ·. Court actions have been filed as follcms: Della M. Neely vs. Donald Checsebrew, seeking $648.03 !or vehicle damages and $500 for injuries sustained in an accident at Apple Grove. Bruce aOO Maudie Chadwick vs Mack A. Bauer, seckingdamages in a traffic accident March 20, 1969 on State RL 62 in Pt. Pleasant; vehicle, $487,32; medical, $1,000, household help $50, !or Maudie Chadwick's injuries, of a permanent mturc, $l2,000, and Cor Bruce Oladwick, $3,000 Velma aOO Davey Wroten vs Dennis Call, seeking damages incurred in a traffic accident on GlenwoOO road June 14, 1969, for a demolished car, blue book price of $400; for ofher transportation to and from work for Dewey Wroten, $200, demanding judgment, interest and costs, »- . BY WILLIAM S. WHITE W.\SIIINGTON - President Nixon having taken the W h 1 t e :wse .command post out to the In est Cout and Congreso havlllell oft Cor a f u r. llh, aahlngton for the first 't oWried <and ridden by Isaac Lewis, Clltton. .. · Nixon Fen e Bu)iUing ~ith the Home ~Folks ~ ' ' ,··Seoon, uay ·of R,eing POMEROY - The seeond 111- ville, A. Korns up; ·Brlak Nlilfl~ IA!rnoon and eveniDi of • varied owned by Fred r.ters Ol1d W, A. race program waa well recetv. Lee, Barnollvillo, Fred I'Oioro w.Frl!lfl1 at tlio' 106111 111111111 •• Marietta Time, ownedby Dick Morgan Ol1d R11 N - ; MarMeip CCUnty Fair. letta, Red Morgan UPi" WOlle Results of jbe rlclntiJ>I'OII'&m, lll!'rotl, owned by Mr. and Mrs. horse harness liltecUirst, were VInal Link, :!Unbury, Vtnal Link (flniihlng in ordor.llsted): First race, two.year..old trot, up; Winters D11,"ownod and. ridj PllrS. $2,813, Flash o! Ligiit.. ck>n by Virgil a.tt, Crotoo, ·IJ!Io. ning, owned by Olrtb K. a.-1, Time, 2:12. Fourth Race, , 4Trot, pJrse, Croton, Ohio, Mr. Bllei riding; , My Giri Bul!:Y, owned by The I- $500, Unglow, owbid by Robert ; 1. 1 ma Coder, Cardington,; tL Coder Steel, Columbus, M. CuJ'fens UIJ; LltUe Alvin, owned by R. Mori ·' ' up; A. vas Caper, owned by L. G. gin and D. Kelby, Belpre, R. Mol\Borden, Rillsboro, Van Fossan : · up; Mesa Nib, owned and drlv- ga11 up; Easter Da"Ve, Dorotha ; en bY C, J. McQJUian, Galena, McKenzie, Pomeroy, K. Buel up; Ohio; Ohio Valley Joe, s. w. Gigi, owned by Waid and Ed. ' I 13- , 'MlO ·Sunda Ti ' Y mea- Sentinel, Su - SELECTION OF •..•••• - TIAILEIS-CAIIPEB ·AYM:.ABL.t . __ .... ·· �I· • c • • ' ' . .. ' · ', . CINt:iNNATI (IJ - Pltcbe~' -~ WUIIe StarioU's 21ot hl>mer Sot..~ ···to· lead !he PhUadelJlni'Morrltt totoucholl" sovothel'lraleaa.J:Oioodlntho )lhla .P111lllea to' thelr fourth a· IIIW'•rtm sixth.' 11111111 &turllay im1nr. , • · • . stral8hl vlclur)i, 7~triumph ...r Wblcii earrlell eCinc!nQotl'ed• The Redo wiPed It 0111 In 111o the 11o1111m A-. to · ~ 5.2 vi av~o Pilla- rdxlh, IIOIIdln&' ten batters to the Wiae'o shut..rt ·was ibe lwrth bur8h Pirate • plllo as thOj( bullcherl live hits, lllr8ial1t by a PbUadelpbla pitch. y waa file 13th of all rolnRieo, with a .hit balaman · er and ron to 39 111o nwnber of · The vi the oea · aplnst five losoea and a aacrlflee f1.v to score.fOW' consecutive ocorelosa innlnp by for ,l!Otrltt, who ocaltertd ten runa, TUI)' Perez'o basea-1"'!<1-- tho Phllllea, tho uioat 1n modern • hlto, .,.ck OIIII!Yo, and-walked eel alnglo Wa.i the blg_blow ot club history. The previous hillb ~ li!IDo ...., the route lor the ~(' . i wao 30 In 1964 and 1950. · -.f!ie Mvi!IIIIJ.. time this season. · Ml,y'sholn0r~el&l1th The Phllilea broke the J!IU1le BabbY 11>ran · ~ out~ 1m1ns o11 LClol ManiiO. , · blto and Lee ~ aocked hill "' ·' · ~-.: 33rd homer " the ...... to PHILADE:LPHIA (UPI) _: Rick poco .tho' Reds' 12-ll!t allac~ aa Wloe hurlell a four-lilt shutout, they taaod Dock Ellls with his hit hill first home nm or the 13th losa apln~t victor- ......, and ricored rmother nm ' Braves Sna . p Losing Spell, ight stagedem· onstrations wh would "d,lst\ll't" play during the PGA, one of the major golf events of t1te year. · - ~~ On one fairway, a spectator t!ashed onto the course, grabbed 1 ball hit by star Jack Nicklaus, .aOO threw 1t away. A total of nine persons h a v e been arrested as a result of all the disturbances, Price said. Mea111'JhUe, front running Ray Floyd moved out to a three--stroke lead over Sot.th Africa's Gary ~ck the Reds, 16-4. . ~ St. Louis 8 A~anta 1 SMITH AUTO SALE~ David Burnett• s three hits, L 35 50 55 58 60 70 L Minnesota • • · ' • • • • · 70 Oaklani · · · · · · · · · • · 67 Seattle •. , , .. , • , . , .48 Kansas City ' ' ' ' ' ' • ' · 47 44 California ' · Chicago •..•••..••.• 45 Saturday's Results: j ' • • • ' • • 48 · 48 61 68 69 73 Washington 6 Minpesota 5 Su~y's Probable Pitchers By United Press International on Leeds United ·set a First Worl-Lost record in parentlleDivision record . of 31 league ~ ... ,.-~ .... / ses. games without a defeat Satur(National League) day by beating Nottlnghom, ForSan Diego <NlekroG-10 aOOSarlest 4-1. torini 4-12) at New York O<oosLeeds United came up with man 9-8 and Cardwell 4-9)1 2, four goals in the second half Los ~eles (Singer 1~9) at to put away the wln and surMontreal (Stoneman 7-14). pass the previous mark of 30 Houston (Wilson 15-1) at Philconsecutive undefeated games set adelphia (Champion 4-5). by Burnley. · UNAUGA, OHIO St. Louis (Carlton 14-6) at Atlanta (Pappas 6-9), <mass 12-7) at Cin3-2). San 68 ENGLISH FORD CORTINA 2 Dr. Sedan, 4 speed transmiSsion, 4 cyl. en,ine, 1¥/S/W tires, ermine white finish, black interior. 8,000 actual miles. Like new condition. S1495 OOD MOTOR SAL and McCormick 8-7), 2. (American League) Detroit (Kilkenny 2-2) at Oakland (OdOIII 14-5), . ·CieVelalll (Paul 5-8) at Cali- Cornia (MrGlothiU\j;-12). Baltimore (Phoebus 11-4) at Seattle (Talbot 5.5). ·-' . ~ Boston (Siebert 9-10) at KaJ>. City <Bunker 7-9). New York <stottlemyre 16-9) at Chicago (Carlos 4-3). Minnesota (Hall 5-4) at WashIngton (Coleman 9-9). sas CLOSE-OUT OH ALL 69 BUICKS •BIG DISCOUNTS ' V-8,,Powerallde, power ' . steerlq, one' owner.r•1': Blue Devils Bump Heads $1295.00. sion, radio, poWer steering, power , " brakes., air condition. WAS $ .1295,00~ V'8, power steering, pciwer brakes, local car. ' .E~ S.unclota Qoallty Solosmon $1 .: GALLIPOLIS -~ was four down, and 26 to go !or COach Johnny Ecker's 1969-GalliaAcademy High School mue DevOs. After two dayrr and four preseason practice Bes.Bions~ t h e Galllans have 0111116 more day a and 26 drills (Including scrim- ' mages with outside foes) to get re&ay for their seaBOO opener against the mighcy Portsmouth •• Friday, the Devils spent most two basic pla,ya after completing their ex- . ercise& and fundamentals. Fri-.., da.)' evening, the Gallians ·~mp.. ed heads" during a brief intra.. '65 FORD 4 DR. GALAXIE '500' V-8, poYier Sleering, power brakes, new Chevy trade-in. $1195 . ·-51114-· Gvolltr SoltiMin $495 scrimmage. Ecker haS 1be 60.plus candidates broketr down into rI v e £1'0l!PS - Blue One, BJue Two, Bombers, Raiders, and Rookies. Working witli Ule illuo One ol. [e'IIIWriday and Soturda,y wore r.ilfr DaVIs aac1 Chuck Wood, tackles; Rick Hueholt and Bob A'lileii Wedemey- . T .. '65 PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4 DOOR SEDAN, automatic tronsmi s•. ' SALE PRICE ' :) $1295 35 USED CARS·IN All Makes ana Medals and Priced To Sell, See Us troday! rn.ese' a two • run homer, h ·\ 1 rr "lever ' Darold Knowle~, now 6-2, ¢ Tho Semtors hadovorCOillethe Twin• 2-tl lead In the fi!th whe•rrFI'Jnk lll!ii8rd hU hh 38th 15th, 0 ' ' .i. • .•. 1 . .IS "+, 'l'!lo,Somrloy Tltnea- Seltlnol, Sundar, Auavlt 17, 1968 .,.,..,.. . ' • ,, •(o ent . •~ 111o1110W.. m • , u '-IOI'bNI a 1111ctldn0d tau'Tho tournamehl Will be olnalo ' ' - . . , Alquat 30-Sept. 1 at the ellmlnollon 1111111 the 111111 .IIDal Alllena Ja.reet ·Field (wllere tho rouao1. Then u-..UI -be diu.Io dlatrlct \pOrnamont waa he~. ellmi~U~tlou wihh 0111' duomplme · 'J1jo touimment wUI feature bo1!qr crowned on llcJndol' tfler. , lellnl from Gollljlollo, Morlot- 110011o Gamel will Start • · 12 ·• • ta, · Stockport, Cholterhlll a n d _ , and run 110 lo!er tlwl 1, iom-el Alh1111 ' toamo ,Piuo Ill!' There will be no nlll!l 110111, Other teams that arrf'IOtereTho sntey fee of e25 lhould ·;~ •· fnJm thle area. ' ~r.iw unt to: c. wt l:llenrood, Box •1 .There will be some - - 3011, AthtrOo, Oblo t5701, or Lar-, ~ tul trophle• for your team to rJ. Ru11ell, Box 2", at. 2, Ath~ ·• ltko home with thorn. There wUI ens, ohio 4570L The oalr)r fee ) be first, · oecorul and thlnl place lbould be 10111.., or beforO Arq. 14om lndlvi~ tro- 2&. <M 'NeiMIIJ nlllbl. Aur. 26, Iildta .for !he cllamplooo, lndlvld- ' a1 7:30 rlrniDI• will be hold ual troj)hlea for 1M batter .with at the jQoee Fle14 for tho t<Jur~. ( the moll hlto, the batter with 1110 namont play, l!ntr)' . lees lbould e: 11101t home runo 'llld tho Most be In by the drawinp. Velllel>lo PIQer of tho tbonla~ '., . ATHENS- W.......,•a of ,;_,___ \ Irorimen ously lllllllMted CCimeaW t-3 , • bore SetUrdaY I~ lilt American · f . Blu~ ·. , ' _;:,!,U"al. G · ·'·d Pr.ac· tt'ee > "'!':tt ·TU1J. · ft . . ·. . , ·· .. ' -· ·, LoPon"'-a.obolltiiurnomon~.o '1'!10 ,.,. ~~mot · j. ,. ·' Devih 'Bump H~adt !t& .· . . ·Repo,ri'For~~==-~~~ IIJ~-t.kjl.. It;... :~a:; . .':'·n"' BuJJ.urri In- ~.IIIIW'.~ J~n Jl~ 14 Ye~ranl . .-~ens· To Sponsor ~~ · . c~!.~':.c:;~r~c: 5() , ·Sl~w ,P itc4 Tourney . ,,·li4"' ' ' ii.\ •·, ' ' •< · , .. . , d Nel· lOt BotUc, tallhlcki JohD Nartll, . ~Ill••, 1 ~••-'liS,. . Qlllrielboc:k. fllllbockl David _ _ , bolf.. ....,... • I1'BI .....,. .1t1 """' . · · l'o:klnll.wlththeBiiaorwoof- bock llld 11ar1e .~o~~~aon, ..,.... U.drUli_.__ ••, . '_ ~ ·ad · · f - were: -ell. _, Davit II~~- . flllllrdt,y . . . . lilt .....~ ' · Dave Colo 11111 -JClhn Holle.r; Inc a1 _ . _ aacl taUbock ' Dill! ,.... 1!111!1 ltiiD 1w1D a _51 , ellmh•tlon-touriUlent. JA~IISON- The.JocliionlrGn- iiOith Carllllo, Jelf Dun- Joe taddOI' Dev1r1 110t11a1M aaclllona for - . l l l d ,liodora, . . . . . . · Dill! held tholrllr,otfoolllallprlc. GoluD, ~re ltltbla, KtoiQ)' Ciol...i, ll)larda; lt.iD Rua..U, Tim Holi1aworth, oen1or todde ......,. - fl'to~, for W .... ,._. .....·· . .. . ·. . . . . ·. tloo itr!41111101'111tt1 wial56bo1o HIDtor, Slero JJoidowa, ·A a~ 1 Clnler; Bruce wn .... """ Rua• 111fl!P-aptaln, .haa • vllu_a, _aacl oerlmmlflo. In UD!form. '· · kwllni, Jolt - · Dave RueDoll at 1 'p,m. In the Logan Coach ' Picks ms In SEOAL Race ~ senlora, IS Jll>loro, IS . ..,.,..,.,..., and ,two fro~ ll'eeted head footboll cooch IIIII lllcklea llld hill coocblnr stall In tho hl&h 80-<leiiJ'OO tompora- -TwO. - IIeo, Jelf Wl<lcllne, DaiD' W 11- llamo, aaclliGo Colby. Hey ..f(ids FIIESIDIEN - Ed Iilley and Kenneth Valentine. The traunen have live bCODo 110111 tbl17eor turo. 1111. live ,.roy, The .11~ Coach Buckles bls 14 ~- wUl be awar on.Fn-.,;$pt. s, 1 men bacll from last year'• lf8lld aplnat the ·0011 Hill 01111. thet Onlabed !he ......, With a · llere'o Juk8CX1'1 varstt;y foot. · 6-4 record. Roturnlni iellormen ball seho4alo: are aenlon Malcolm Bco!:k, Lar. llept. 5 0011 IDII ALOGAN - Over 50 ~ 111&11 ry Joiiktns, ' ~ MIJ]rili, Terry s.pt. 12 ~old Home Sehool lf(d hopotula turned 0111 Ollbomo, AIMStocknleloter,;tw. llept. 1& Melp Home FrlriQ .......... wlloo CoacbDick llllh Tll'lor, Darwin Volentine, s.pt. 2S ~ AMikel' adofldDa bepn drills Don Wallaee, Tom W.U,.ce, !ld<t' Oct. 3 Wallaton Home for tho 1969 foolball eampal.,, Wolford 11114 Keith W110fum. ' '-, 0<1. · 10 Irooton . A"'l' A beautiful Quart• Horse Colt will be 1iven away to setne t:l&J11lettermen return to the Jlmlor lettermen returning are 0<1. 17 Glllljlolio_ A•• •. •• IJ9lld thlo _..,. to form the Dan lo!DrpbJ, Mike Roo aacl RocOct. 24 NeiiOIIVIIIe-York Home I •o " lucky younaster on September at the Bo(l fJans Farms Sau111cleua d. the LHS contlngtnt, er SCitel. Oci. 31 Athena AfiQ )- , sace Shop on Route 35 Rio Grande. ·. · · wlllch lftellldoo 23 proapocta In COtch lllcbiOI IIIIIScotlstvllle !lOY. 7 Waverljo Homo •• an -~ IIO)lhomoro erop, are handling the backa and Mark '• The veterans are Bob Jobb- · MathOIIY and Jim lluiner t h e HOW TO ENTER -t Enter As As You Like •• , llbematfon!l Leap Standings llton, a sea1or, and Roey Me. linemen. ~ Tickets are free to youngster1 16 Get a free tielc.et wery tiM you ~ By Unltod Preo1 tltematlonal . ~ and under who vi sit the Sob Evans viait the Sausage Shop. Tell yaur GALLIPOLIS · '- Jim Perry and two of them were left 011. Broom, a )imlor, at the quar. · Chuck Doraoy and Sieve, Wel. W, L. Pet. GB terback IJIOII; Jon llll<:hloon, burn tho two freshman coaches Ferms Sausage Shop at Rio Grande. follc.s they're welcome to enjoy ~ tooled a ..., hllter Friday eve- The Orlolea commlttoc! three orCOiwnbut • • 66 56 .541 No purchase neceuary. Ju·s t aslc. the hospit-ality ond delicious food. Dina 111 Memorlel Field d tho ron. Tbo Tlpro playe4 error. George Yelmleb 1111 Mike Walk- are hoi~ 0111 with tho varrdt;y Loullvllle • ' 65 5$ .>3'1 'h ' your ·follc.s to stop by the Sousag.e C.;,me anytime ••• for breakfast, Tllar• practlcellf eUmlniltedU.. jeas ball 1111 left lix ....... er, &enter tackle~; Dana Beou.. unW frelhman praeUce tarO T l - • • 63 56 .029 l'h lher, IODior halfback; Chuck and Tom Perry IIIIIGeoriOAbra' Sh()p any time between now and Sept. lunch or dinner. Oriole• lnlm Uttle JAatplo tiUe To the 1118 Tlaar fifth, ' Toledo . , • , 63 59 .516 3 Lowe, senior llillleck, and SODhom wiU have the :lnnlor h 11 h 13 for y~r free ticket. ..._,Ill by aa 1-1 aeon. Dave iinutb .walked aacl Mike ' team. BoiOifls a list ot t11o boya Roebe- • ' 63 59 .516 3 The Tl...-a are """ 8..1 In lllsh wao bit by a pileb. Glu7 lor ODd Bill !!law. ,, Coaeb Mikel termed his back. that reported for practl.ce Frt.. ~.... ' ' ' 61 59 .508 4 OFF.ICIAL RULES: fourth place, with only one 11011 Swain doobled .....-Inc Smith. lliJUalo • ' ' ' 50 68 .424 14 field proopocts ''Pretty aolld," day mornlnc: lilt to play, The Tl\181'1 meet Dave Roocb trlplod .....-Inc lllsh ~ 1. Quarter horse colt on display at the Bob Evans Fanns Sausage SENIORS - Malcolm Bock, Rlcbmond ' ' ' 50 68 .424 14 the Senator• Au&. 25. llld S!taln. Perry waa aa!e on but lndloatacl the line, I r o m FrlriQ's Re~ts Shop on Route 35 ot Rio Grande will be given away by drawing of Tho lonltliOdied the <lrloles on error by TOll)' Folden llld Iockie to tackle, 11101 be a <J~oa- Chuck Brown, Ed Callahan, Mar- ~ .. 4 COlumbus o a winning ticlc.et at 2 PM on Saturday, Sept. 13. Winner Need not out ot ..,COlli! place llld put them Hooch oc:ored ·Larry Senders tlon Dlal1< with only cme letter- -vln Davis, Jell Farrar, Bob Har- Loullvlllo 6 Toledo 4 be prePnt. ria-m, Larl')' .1e*in1, T err 1 •~ · Ia third with a 9-3 ncord. Tho olnalod .....-Inc PelT)'. George D'lln 011 -tbe roster. Rlcbmond 4 Rocbe3 (13 lnn2. (),e ticlcet will be presented free of charge to each youngtter 16 Milling from 1968'• bard-lilt- Llo)rd, Joe Michael, John MurOrioles have two 11,.n,.{left. to llllll walked aac1 Georse Hoi1!'8") ·~ and under on each visit to the Sausage Shop at Rio Grande· prior tlng forward wall via .,.-.. !>l>Y, .Jlrmey nlcbola, Cfll 011•~ play. Thcr play tho lnrjlans next loy lllnlled ocorlng Sendera. tlon Tidewater > Blll!alo 3 (1111 pme will be the likos of 111ards ver; Torry Osborne, Alan Stockto the dr.awing. No purchase is necessary. 'lburilriR .uid llavo a makeup Kelllb 01ec1 out. Smith and 81nnlng8) Ron Rutter llld Dale Brown, toemoister, Ke1111Y Tll'lor, Darwin 3. Children of employees of Bob Evilns Farms and it1 advertlaing ~ pme whll. !lie Wb1te smr. . Rldl1 llollou' lamed to rmd IW Tidewater 6 Blll!alo 2 (2nd pme · agency klo Mike Cotlrll~ ondPtnky JohnValentine, Don Wallace, Tom ore not eligible. ~ The hllan• -orllllto threat. 71mln~ 4. Winner must pick up horn at Bob Evant F.arm.s by October 1, 1969. ,Place wl- worklria for u. Tbo The Tlaar• p tholr Jut nm son an<l· center Dave Iillis. Hilt- Wallace, Edol)o Wolford and Kolth !Or and Cottrill were All.st:OAL Woolum, llcllaao play tho· Senator• Moo- In tho top ot the rdxth wben Swain JIJNIORS - Rllllly Armrotronr. dol 11114 'file Orioles TllllriMIIJ ot walked aac1 acored "" J1m Per- soloctlonl. Also departed ia AllSE:OAL halfback CIOlek CooracL Laurel COsby, lolark l!arbaraw, TO PARTICIPATE l lt8XI week. Tho Indlal!o are 9.:1. r.Y'I double. ST. LOOJS (UP0-The St. • Jlotore·FrldQ nlliht'a some the TIGERS- . Mikes• reserves will play .six Kim Jones. Ed Michael, Dan IIAIIM•• AB R H Louis Cardlmls received accep• blllni and Orfolu had or poaalbi.J olllrt pmeo while lo!DrpbJ, Richard Robinson, lollke G. Swain, lib • • • • . • 8 2 t place wltll. 9.:1 D. Roach, of , •••• • 8 2 t working for a regulu spot on Roe~ Monte Ross, Roser ScJtes. tanees ll'Oill 27 or tho 37 Uvl,. • tiorl for Glu7 WaUace, Bill Wildman and HaU of Fame members to ' '1' nC9fdL J. PerrJ; p ••• , ••• 4 1 1 tho varllt;y ~ ' particlpote In the Aug. 24 oallllo Mikos sold ell tho St:O Lea&ue Mark Wolf. OPEN 7 AM TO 8 P.. t · ... Perry aac1 T01Q' Folden ot the L. Sallrlal'a, • • • • • • 4 1 1 to brueball on Its tOOth 0 0 loami tblo real: "look prett;y S.OPHOMORES Dave Back, Oiiolea boGkod 1111 1D a four ~ G, Bulb, 11 • • • •• •• 3 : ID.r· oo bit c1>e1 witb the Tlgeh G. llollQ, 1b •. .. . , 8 0 1 dectnt" and .Picked lrooton as ley, Joe Bock, Mike Bucldey, birthday. :·- ocortqonorrmlnlhttopot K.~u •.•... 3 o o the~~nttu.Ath~sandhck- r--------------------------------------------------------------~------------------------------------'"· the loolrth ~. Folden walk- D, &Dith, 211 ••••••• 2 1 0 8011 should al10 pose a detlnlte ·-" oc1 two 11111 ltruck ..- n1ne. llollo,y, 2 o throa~ accordlni: to the Chief. ~ Mike Wallon came on In II'" M. lliJb, rf • .. .. .. 0 1 0 toln..-r. Both~ F~s}lractlces and tap of the fifth frame llld wao . Total• .. .. . . . . . 27 8 s Sldurday'slhomina Hslimwere the Ylctlm ot a Tllar uprising. , WJIIOII , In two· 1m1Dp ollalred · ORIOLa . AB R H devoted to •aastvo drills. The · s8twl runs on ftve walked .M. Moone.Y,,. ~ •••••• 2 0 0 olleDJO was sot to par up Sot, three and muck out four. T. Folden, p.oo •.•••• 3 0 0 urda>of~ • • . . c Port,- Nllred-lbe llr'st 12 Of· .N. Droy,, 3b .i . ..... 3 0 0 · · ."-~ In ordor: 'il!o Orlolel ,.._ M. ·watoon, ·~ ..••• 1 1 o . or Iiiii 1 lioat......rlllllll ~· ' R. DaUw, 1b ••.•• 2 o o ALL Watoon walie4 to .,p., 1lie bot- J. Miller, c ••... •• • 2 o 1 tom of the fifth llld IC<lHd lhl> .D. Domall1, rf • • • • . . 1 0 0 0r1o1u oniJ rrm wlleil Jelf Mli" B. Schopla, rf ••••• •• 1 o o lor IIIDglecl for the Oriole• only A. KI\I'Jtlkl, If .••.•. t o. o 1111. ' J.JObnaon,lf ...... 1 0 0 l'irr1 pve 1111 cme rrm 111 ..,. J. Cornett, 211 • .. • • 2 0 0 YDUR hll, -two and muck 0111 Totall •...•. , ••. 19 1 1 15. Three 6rfoleo reochocl .... Tllar• • • • . . 000 161- 8..1~ Orioles • • . • ooo 010--1-1.3 NEXT MOVE- WIN A lro!>hl••· : QUARTERHORSE COL Tl · " I ~~ ' Tigers All But Eliminate ·' s Oriolts From Title Chase at ~ '' '• . •e' .. • ! : 'Bo&at.. SAUSAGE SHOP a. ,, ' ....... , , ..• i3 Often .. \ o rr ...... "*• Jiuted below are just a few of over 50 new 1969 Ford & Mercury cars and trucks ·now on sale at MarW:. Ford Sales. '17l&e are tlw lowest prices on F~rd products in the area. Bring your title! We Moon Business! }- ·.~euse Ends '.,. ' ·•· Season With 69 ' ERCURY • rqu1s 4 69 GALAXIE 500 4 Door. Sedan, 429 V-8 engine, vinyl roof, automatic transmission. W/S!W tires. P. steering, P. disc brakes,. air cond. Radio ' tinted &lass. 4 DoorSedan, V-8 etJ&ine; automatic Visibility grOup. P. stearin&, radio, wheel covers, R. "indow deroaeer/ MFT. PRICE $4845 MFT.. PRICE $3516.61 MARTIN FORD PRICE $4045 'MARTIN FORD PRICE · ~ _--69-GALAXIE 500 4 DOOR SEDAf4, DRIV.ERS EDUCATION CAR. 302 V-8 ENGiME, AUT&. TRANS. GROUP, ELEG. CLOCK, VISIBILITY GROUP, RADIO, W/S/W TIRES. BOllY SIDE . STEERINGfP...DISC .BRAKES, SEAT BELT$. CHOiCE OF TV.D MARTIN FORD on top tied It in the sixth when pln<hhltter Rick Rerllck •lnlled to score Tony Oliva rrcm. 1etond base. Gralc NOttleo hit a sol,o hcmer in tho fifth ,!oc Mlnnosota. " . 'l 'i ,. ' . Ll'I'TLE LEAGIJt: BrANDINGS Tt:.\1.1 W L R OR Sonoloro • • .. .. 11 1 · 120 19 "ddan• .. , • . .. 9 2 &7 • 38 7 21 81 8 53 he SYRACUi!t: 8 40 74 od ilrroCUII -I'MWee b e - Athlolics,, • , , , • 0 12 46 lli2 • teem OCIIICludod Ita oeooon lut Totola , • , •• , , 46 46 568 5$8 week whll aa 11-0 .....; aotor 111 , All .star Wonlo ..... 18. • LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: ''• oA-I thle year aac1 32-1 .,.., the Mono 9 Tlaar• 4 ' ' lut 1110 1"1"'" " - - · 9 Oriole• 2 AI AUIIIls Kelly Wlueb<eltur White Sra 4 Athlotlco 3 11111 the wlmiDI ptq,her 1111 Joe Tlpro 8 Clrlolea.t Brown and Brllll HamUton- , THIS' WEEK'S GAioiES: ' '111e bit .Uekl 111111'111 home ·Koac1lli' - - · n. Mon• nm. ' • Yenkn' n. AthleUes OVer the ......., Homlln Iori W=iclq~ "'!te Sox n, Red • ' the club In ·hltllnc with a fan- ThurodiJ'"'IIIdlani va. Orioles - · ,793' .......... em 47 hill F-'.;.· .,_, ~ . ·~'otl .. 58 ...... albll. ~ · - - · - - Tl. - · •• FOR QUALITY & LUXURY YOU CAN'T BEAT ASCHULT And For Se!Yice You Can'Ueat ! Ill MOBILE Tue-- ., Clean·UpTime.So we're thecostol Home Sales' & Park 675-3000 • .r:.::o::~:-:rw ....-..----------.-·-.J..,..d.. ·_-·. -•s Jal , Vi0u llod~~~;5,i-.S . ··· -1' · . wh!ll " • "1 MOBILE HOlE I 8-0 Win l • WILL liE INTO ASCHULT 3 103 34 > 90 52 Oriole• ...... , 9 Tiler• • • .. .. • 8 Red Sra " ••• " 3 Ylnkl .. .. • .. • 3 The- - - Wblte Sra • • • . . 3 ~· WASIIINGTON (Up!) - Ed StrOucl's two • run trjlle in the elllf!th inning anc~-,1 ltcrlfice fl.v by Paul ea......, rallied the . 1Va•hi11810Q.8e~>~tors to a !hi triumph over the Minnesota TWIDI Sattlrda1. ~_St:rOUr;i•s drive otf Twins star• ter 1111 loser. Jim Kaa\ scoreil · Bra,. Alyea am Tim' Cullen; who both had slnsled. . The Twini had ·gone ahead' II\ -. th.-: top ot the,•I&J1tt\' on Rlch ·····,-·······"·· .. ···· • • of the t!rne running squad · ~·-~···-- -~'·l··· ·.... : :•' First -Day '64 BUICK CONVERTIBLE, outomotic trar•lmi•\ COUNTRY SQUIRE 9 Pl$5. or -.. / 2 DOOR, 6 cyl. automatic tra•11mi • Mets To 2-0 Win er, center; Mike Canada.)' a n d Chuck Howard, ends. In J11e backfield U was Pole Neal, "\alfbaCkj Chu~~- NJ!..al, • (CootiiiiJOII on~ · sion, power steering, power brakes, vinyl trim, WAS $1495.00. · lo' ., Seaver Pitehes ,Baxter, ll)lards; sion, radio, new seat cover~. WAS Hydramatic, power brakes, · power steerina, ONLY BUis' high - priced rookie, Is carried four times for 19 yards . seneral~ pleased lth his pro- ~ncl had one pass reception. f~ssiOnal football · ·. ut. ewn though last year's . o! college heroes .admitted being "just a littiC) bit nervou " Siinpson,· the I n - American halfback Cr 'om Uni~rsitv of NF;W- ~ORK (UPO- T0111 seaSouthern catiforl\la, played his . ver gained his 17th victory ofthe first pro game Friday nJ.ght am saw 1limited 'action as the Detroit season - ~s In the Nadonal Lioils of the NatiOJBI Football League - and Tommie Agee and League downed Buttalo, 24-12, in Bobby P!eU singled in runs Sata co~stin which another roo- urday as the New York Meta downkie, h State's Altie Taylor, ed the San Diego Padres 2--0 in the flrst game of a doubleheader. was stardout. In th onlyotherproacttonFriSeaver, still bothered by an day ni the Baltimore Colts aUJng shoulder, went eight I~ pulled out 8.' 32-29 triumph .over nlrlgs, allowi11: · four hits, as he the Houston Oilers on a 58-yard set a club record· ror most~Yic­ • toochdown pass· from Earl Mor- tories by a righthander in a .fall to Willie Richal;dson with son. Ron Tayloi pitched U.1i three secmds len. in 1the game Irming Cor the Mets. Bud Harrelson si~led with one a(jer the' Colts blew a ~-0lead. "t was a little bit ne vbus 00. out in the. fifth iMing, took seccause I wept in ~~Her n ex- ond on a sacrifice an:l scored on pected," Simpson sal(l·or js ini- Agee's ·single. The Mets addeA_ tial action in a Buffalo wtifonn. .a second run in the seventh "It's Feat to hawe It overwith," Jerry Grote's shlg}e~ a sacrifice · he atkllsJ, referring to his long- am P!eil's base hit. awaited prl1 appearance. The loss was charged to starter Tommie Sisk, his sevetth without a victory. Trojans at Portsmouth on Sept. '66 CHEVY CHEVELLE len's llnsle •""feel W!ae•.and oifro»..erJimRaylifter~ otter John'Colllict>watl-er Tom Qrll!ln, 8.j;, _left In tho_ : ~1 walllell Derail Joltnoon fourth with a sore lhoUidoir. " tlnilell to molte It 4,jl •• Larq · Riehle Allen hit his 26th IK.n. lllalo • rlwblell In ~u.on and or In the arot and ll{lae 90111ect- · JObnson lcored ~ a wUd plteb. od In the uitrd o11 Grllfi!l. It The Phlllloo rUicled 'l it lnourwas the thlnl hoft\er ot hlo ca. ·111<1' !alb' In -the oJxai Wbion Don reer. ·· · !olo"'!Y sllljled, lldVIII• on • Wloe, 10.10, 'ciltO\ed Ill• fifth aacrlftco llld a Wllil . pltcb/11111 will! a rolnRie llld took 'second · oeored on a gramcler ·l>l: Cdokle on Tlll1y AI- Roju, .. , La;t year's Helsman Trophy BySTEVESbOLAJflCH winner, who , joined the Billa' UPI Sports Writer ·' 0. J. Slqson, the Bul!alo tralnlng camp only four days ago. championship on Memorial Field. British Soccer League champi- ---•.-m ) The l~ss, however, left the AMERICAN LEAGUE J Braves m the league basement (Ea. t in the final standings. The Bra\'es s finished with a 1-16 ntark. The TEAM · W Reds were fourth with a 1-14 BaltimQte · · • · • ··• • • • 82 season mark . The Phillies fin- Detl"oJf ·· · · · · · · · · · • .66 ished play earlier hi the week Boston · · • • • • · · • • • •61 New y·ork , ...••••.. 60 with a ll-9 record. Yesterday afternoon, the Gi- Wash~ ••.. ~ .. • ,61 ants and Dodgers (l 6-3) battled Cleveland • , • . •• , . , . 50 (West each otfler Cor the 1969 league TEAM w plus eight Reds errors and 10 bases on balls issued by Red hurlers carried the Braves to their first win of tile year Frid a,y • - • ' ibO olU. ·Pro Football Debut SETS DIVISION RECORD LONDON (UP~ - De!eoolng DAlBUI/2 _ 0............. J. Simpson In streak that . THIVENER' SPECIALS '63 OLDS CPE. '66 CHEY; 2 ~DJ. STARFIRE "88" HARDTOP ' v 'r , Generally Pleased Trip PL Reds _ , with. iout' r.i.ta 111 secona DAY'I'ON, 0. (UPO - Goltstar Player arwi cllatging Bert Greene Gory P~r was knocked to tho Salurda> ln<(\hird rouud ol · tho ' ' ·' groulll by four rnen Saturday as PGA cha~~q~lonshtP. B)' Unltod'l'ress lnteriiotlonal Miller Barber o1 ShOI}rian, NATIONAL ~AGUE . ·a series of ~~~tnts disturbed p~ in the third i'oUIXl oCtile PGA. Tex., waY! II! his putter llko'-'Pa- · • (East) -->·.)< "' , ' golf championship and sewral glc war¥1., · equalled the Natl~ TEAM , · W ·L persons were placed under ar- Cash Registeq:ourse record.·Wuh Chlc;ago ••, •••• ..•••• 13 44 rest. a 30-34-64 in tl.e th)rd r"""*' _ Stybou\s •_:.~: ·• • • ••• 66 53 · -Nor<~rk .......... 63 51 Player, who was doused bywa· Pittsburgh •... ~ •••_. :60 56 ter thrown by a spectator in an~. other incident a few moments Philadelphia •.••••..• 48 6o Montreal ...•• .J~ • • • • • 38 81 eai-Uer, was felled on the lOth (Wesll green. TEAM W L!es. Paul ~rice, chairman of the Cincinnati .. . • •...• • 64 49 PGA Securifoy Committee, said Atlanta •.•••••..•• ,66 S6 seven persons· wete arrested lri • Los AJweles . , , .•..•• 63 53 thls incident-~.~- stxoftblilm, San Francisco ••••..•• 63 53 he said, members· of an organiHouston ••.... , , , ••. 63 55 zation called the !layton Orgar>ization which is in a dispute wi.th GALLIPOLIS - The Gallit>o- San Diego · · · · · · • • • · .35 82 the local Olamber ol Commerce. lis Pony League Braves, 1968 ' Saturday's Results: The wave ol incidents occurred league champions snapped a 16- NeW York 2 san Diego 0 (1st) at the end of a week which began gam losing on Memorial Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 2 . ft'ith threats§local civil i-lghts Flel~ Friday evening .b,y turnbtg) Philadelphia 7 Houston 0 "'\. gi'O\CIS ' ·To 5-2._ ~Victory· -:: .•. .,, PGA Tournament . ' - ·-:,<· · ncJ · ents .· ar ·\• '' . ' ..' ' :t • ' a Wloel>rti!Bit•;'fla• tapa In wltll.l. Thl 1110 IIIJI!I!"' ~ -,.,. .,·E:f tJi:molle: ''Jl'1'r·-~-""· :~;· · · . . -,n• .............,.......... • ''Holal '"" .If. .,..: - ... . . MUat·-·-~ .... ~l W.i<• . _.. .. . -,..,1Mb--.. · ~~ , . ll!ii ,I ...., -...,.,.. . ' 11!1=~·~..., . ' ' . . . ' ' -:., ......... ~ i·•·.;.:;·:·· · . .. ·' ,.., '''.} " ' I on and prices go dovm on all r=ur:ys ·- ' • ' .· ( ·. Yiilil ~..QIWIIIJ . . . ,.. ' . . ' '· ' . ,,· ,, . ,_, •· . . - �- . ... · . U - 'l'be Sunday Times~ scnUool, St•ildaJ.·, A..:usl 17, W69 . ·Food-Expert &plains How ~ - . -·- . J Report Clearing Projects . BY JOliN COOPER Soli Qlnoarvatlon Sorvlee MaiCNI C-cluJQ Calhoun Ia conalderlntJ drainIng the land by means <11 me. 11 he dooa thlo, It will be oe<Pr. PLEASANT - D. ~ Cat. eoury to make an ouUet oo hlo houn <II Alhtoa IIMI Z; B. llle- own ~~ and uc.vate doro ...,. Dovtoa ~ am-m tbroulill oomo p-ound to. have . clt11'11d 1101110 · land, ward the river, Cllhiua 11¥8 acrea ot bottom The Medora IIIMI wlllch . was laDd. eleared Will be used for erasaI had boon atlciwed to 11'011' land. Mr. llleclora IIMI bh wire .., Into brush IIMI trees be- bou8ht wt the <If her old cause ol its severe wet oondi- family farm. h had been allowed to groW up considerably !or To Stretch Out Pf:lychecks BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Ext. Ail!nl, Agriculture .'f ..J · Meigs Count;,y POMEROY - Paychecks hardto the next, whether they are the wage ( ,<! bl J,y last from one payday 1• t.r earner's receiving weekly or moothly checks, or the Carmer's at poltey loads to run employ. eonaumers and businell. ment we may have cWIICulty Ia 1 Persuade consumers tO post. malntalning a ltill>le price level; pone &pending. I! national policy dlctateo a liaConvlnee business to dola.y or ble price level, we 0111 bave dllstretch out investment plans. Ocult.v. malntalnlria a oatio!a<tory ,\pply wage and price con. growth ratej tl we insist qn a trois. balance ~ International pa,y. "'l who sells cattle once or twice a If the action is harsh, It may J l year. ' stop inflation, Watkins contln~'il How to make the dollarSlrctch ucs. llowever, if Uncle Sam ap. ff"J is of interest to everyone. plies too much anti - inOation n~ Ed Watkins. Extension spe- pressure, the cost could be spi{;,: eialist, Food Distribution, at Ohio raling unemployment and little tJ State Vniversity has released growth of woss nation prOduct the followinginlormationontiiht- (the eombined production r1 . "~ ing inflation on a value ~ goal goods and servlces in a year). .. tightripe, The fJ,Iestlon is one oC degree ""' How are you living with in- and timing to achieve a balance •• in grqwth, employment, stable ... rlae New in Farming( "'!~!: !'.~- and internauooat paJ'- But as we applaud Uncle Sam's ·, , ef(ort~ . · Oatloo? Asking your boss ror a ·~·. raise? Getting a moonlight job? ~ Spending the money you get more carclully? • . Any o( these methods may help ·•" keep up wltll rising price!', but · what i( all the neighbors tey the .,., same methods? ! For Instance, 11 all of these neighbors - some 80 million . · working U. S. citizens- shoold !· • win rahes, they would have more i· money (or goods and services and : would bid against you, The re., ault - more lntlation. Or in . ·"' Um11 ot faJIIna prices, If most ·, ol these aame people lhould stop ...., • buy In&, the result wtl.lld be a . receaaion. ' Uncle Sam Is concerned with t~ Inflation too. His problema are . somewhat dllferent rrom yours, ~ause his pocketbook is icom. " · bination o( yours and mine and the rest of those 80 mllllonworking citizens. And while we en• coorage him to Cigbt inflation, we insist that he do it within certain limits. How can Uncle Sam fight tn. nation? Watkins says the government can at least slow infiatl.on by one or a combination of the following: Reduce government spending to moderato total demand. Raise taxes to reduce spendfng by consumers. Slow investment with higher I. interest rates or s....,cial tax. !\ ..... ti •••Have Federal Reserve Bank . raise reserve requirement to restrict mooey supply. '"i Have Federal Reserve Bank ~raise disOOtmt rate to restrict ~credit terms. Have Federal Resen-e Bank t hi.. impose credit restrlctklns oo to slow lnfiatlon, we Americans insist on certain condJtlons, Watklns points out. For example, we value highly, (reedom or choice as to what we buy, private initiative to determine what w111 be produced and when, production (acUities in t h e hands or private enterprise, enough competition to give customers a real choice and individual persons having opportunities to participate , Watkins adds that we have woven these values into several welJ..de!lned goals: - Maintenance o( tull employ_ ment. - A stable price level. - Assurance of an adequate rate o( growth, ...... The realization o( a billance o( international pa,yments. Watkins sayi!J we may now be in the process · o( adding an ad. dltlonal national goal, the elim!nation of povert;y. He believes our nation is one o1 the few In history that could accomplish this without undue strain. Most of the disagreement in t h i s area, he explains, concerns how to accomplish the goal without distorting some other valuos we feel are important. Three other areas that are still "tuzzy" but will continue to receive considerable atten. tion and, in time, may develop into goals are the assurance ~ individual opportunity, a re. spon&lbhlcy to . undordev~J,qpod nations, and the renewal or deteriorating areas, both rural and eJt;y. Watkins also notes that t h e realization of one goal may interfere with the actJievement or another. For instance, if nation- heir• ToWDThomas menta, wemayinterferew:l1hnec- '• essary or desirable political or GALLIPOLIS - If )'(MI're a racing ran ar.;l not doirw anythiqz foreign development ~a. next Sunday you might drJve over to International Racewa)' Park near In our present period ~ risOna, W, Va., to see the first annual "Wes~ Virginia 300.'' ing prices, Uncle Sam is mOvIRP, the Hc::tne of ~er Racing, is located about halfwa)' between ing to slow the present lnfla- Huntington and Charleston. Well, maybe nothaU-wa,y; maybe It's clos- Uon. He cleared it with the extlon. And he Is trying to !lnd a er to Huntington. pectatlon ol making cropland af. balance between ldealiam and To get to IRP, pic~ up 1-64 at Huntington, take Exit No. 6 and Col- ter drainage, reality. Like a larse orpniza. low the green ahl white signs until you cqme to,. the race track. The Denver Yoho o( the · USDA, tion or piece cl machinery, Un- West Virginia 300 wUI have a t SOU Conservation Service, dld cle Sam moves slowly, perha_ps starting field of 36 Castest cars. the car and said "Who in the sam- aurvey wOrk in regard to draina bit slower than would be ideal. starting time is 2 p.m. Thepurae hill ever thought ot putting a rice age. He round that In order to We as a nation are watching eais $10,000 plus awards. The new track In Ulls wilderness?" My .- drain ·· this land with an open gerly, caUtioosly. car race ot300 laps Is saneti~ remarks wen:notdirectedtoany- drainage ditch that it would be But uncle Sam need not take ed by the AutmlobUe Raclag Oub one in particular but necessary to lower a drainage 1 Cellow all the action single!tandedl.v, ac. chamel •._.... two ranril bo( Am o eraca. came over and started talking to ""... ......,, cording to w,.tklns. During per1 International Rnceway Park me, I introduced my!ielr. _" " - · - - - - , - - - - - . : . . iods of inflation buslness may has a sever..-sixteenth mile asHe turned out to be Phillip t.tontribute by expanding rapidly phalt oval track. The turns have flhlnaky._J'resident o( lRP, "!-lavbecause.. or optimism and higtJ a I t=degree bank ard a 425-foot en't yOU seen our track?" be expectations. Yet, when rapid radius. TI1e strilightawayshavea asked. "No, I hawn't,"lreplied. expansion adds more total de. rive - degree bank ard are 800- He sai4. ..Jump in the car aiXI mand to the economy, this inreet in length. The reserved we'll take a drive around the creased investment concentrat- grandsta~ seats 11,400 spectatrack." ed in one period ol time may GA.LUPOLIS - T e m p e r•M-into•-andp~ add (uel to the already roar- ~.. ature, pr~lpltatlon, and weather My wire and I drove over to see ceeded to the track. It was the ing (ire of rising prices. condition& Cor each 24-ll.our per4 the IRP two weeks ago. Don't be first time 1 llad ever driven a Similarly, as consumers, we guilty o( the same mistake I banked ovaL When we completed lod as reported by Pete Me~ tend to spend a large_portion ot made. I drove all the way to Mil- a lap, our son, Nate, wanted to Cormick, at the Falr!leld Weaour income (usually in the range anti doubled back. I took Exit go around again. 1 didn't oblige ther Station. or 92 to 94 per cent). J( con- ton IJo.y ingh lDw Prec. No. 7 when I should have taken him. sumers at~ a group would re- No. 6. &mclay . • • • • • • 80 61 2.3ll Some day there will be a betact by postponing some immeMoncla7 .. .. .. . 83 55 After several miles or hUJ diate cmsumption, this could cre- country, driving over a narrow ter route to IRP from 1-G4. U- Tuesda,y . .. .... 86 56 shinsky said the West Virginia ate a strong lever to curb In- winding road, we arrived at the Weclnesda,y . .... , 88 57 State Rood Commission llas flation. Most economists point race track. IRP Is situated on agreed to build a road to it. Thuraday . • . • • • . 89 60 out that to expect us either as a 278 acr~ plot in the valley ~ Top Grand National drivers Friday .. .. .... 91 69 investors ror consumers to vol- tween two hills. pre-registered (or the 300 are Saturday • .. . . . . 74 .69 untarily postpone spending is Average high temperature fot A little disgusted, I got out of Benny Parsons, Ardy Hampton, fairly unrealistic. the week this year - 84.3 de-Bobby Watson, Iggy Katona. Les While we as citizens and grees, last year- 83.1 deKl'ees. Snow, Ramo Stott, and Joy Fair. ''stockholders in Uncle Sam's control in inflationary times and Average low temperature for Parsons, current ARCA points pockeU>ook" watch h.is efrorts increase these expenditures when the week ltJiB year - 61.1 de. leader aoo 1968 dereOOing cham-toward a stable economy, t h e the economy needs stimulation. grees, laatyear- ~3.ldegrees. . pion, wm be thereinhis new 1969 Are wage and price controls CJJestion becomes wtJich of sevTotal precipitation for t h e Tallegada and is the man to beat eral alternatives we should en- desirable in strong inflationary in ·this race, Benny will be shoot- week tills year - 2.32 inches, courage him to consider, and to periods? When selected controls last year - _3,07 Inches. ing for the Cast time arJ:I pole powhat extent. Some of these alter- were used during the Kor~an conTotal prec\pltatloo to date IIIIo sition of the 300. natives are: Ciict, the rate of inflation was year - 21.33 Inches, la-.t year ~Jd we do nothing and let lower than in recent years. This - 31.22 ~~··· nature take its course? might well be part of the responNormal average precipitation ~ld we use monetar}' pol- sibility delegated to a (ederal annually40.70 inches. GALLIP0t1S _ Responsiicy more aggressively in spite or fiscal policy board. bilit;y often r'sts with t h e the danger oC restricting some farmer to ndtify his county Matter of PrioJity parts or the eoooomy '! Whether inflation is controlAgricultural Stabilization and :JJould we &lve thq ,?resident led depepd~ on how hlib .we . €Jon•~atton ···Servioo · cowtty ··"' or a federal ilbl policy board p.at this on •OUJ=· priorUq- list. ot,tice of changes .in his farm dlscretionaty tax regulation pow. It collectively we continue to ~ans and operations, accorder to use quickly when econom- place emphasis on taking more flng to Chairman J. Melvin ic changes appear? (This power money home, on government 1 Gilbert of the county ASCS would be similar to that ~rant­ agencies providing more and bet- / commiltee ed the Federal Reserve Bank ter services, and on rapid ex / · "The county ASCS office for regulation of monetary pol- panslon or businesses, prices needs to know, for instance, if Icy.) will continue their upward diyour allotment crop is deIs a Oexible tmremment capi- rection. stroycd by weather and you tal investment program possible plan to plant a different crop, Still we can feel some deor desirable? In this case we gree o( satisfaction in the (act u your practice under the Agmight cut back on expenditures that most nations of the world ricultural Conservation Profor roads, scllools, hospitals, would like to trade their irlflagram will be delayed beyond parks, airports. and oollution ti.onary problems for ours. the completion time, if you are uy of the LiuuJ -- Week's Weather a J)8riod ol years. They are in the process ol reclaiming It for farm use. . IV AN PIJLLIN OF HORSE. Udc Creek, of Creb Creek, has completed a farm pond. fl. Is about one-lourtll acre in size and will be used (or fire pro. tectton and other farm uses. This ls a semi-dugout pond which has • depOt of about 6 feet. Four reet of thla depth Is by excavation and two feet water Impoundment above III'OWICI. The bulldozer belonging to the · Western Soil ConservaUon District did the earthmoving. The desill'l wu made and the con. strucUoro chocked by SCS. tt '• JOE BRAY OF UPPER Fl... Mile Creek developed a coaoorvauon plan ·ror hi1farm ln 190. Lionel Smith, formerly w I t • SCS, helped him with this pl.,. nlng. discussing the pl,an Bra,y recenUy, · Denver Y o b o found that nearly all tho plollned ltemo had been compleii!L Some of the&e Included the ... otallatlon of the CI'GIIPinl 110. rn wu• 446--4000 367-7598 ..--• .••!~•••~-----~--- in an,y ofbytheASCS programs administered and yoo buy or sell or lease farmlands,"' he said. GUARANTEED USED AND REBUILT PARTS Among Poorest or Lands . More than half the popul.q,- _ tJOn of Greece, one of the' world's poorest lands, consists of p~ as ant farmers; less than 10 per cent is en· gaged in industry; and only t~ree towns have a populatiOn of more than 100,000 according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. OWNERS: Hury, Don, Paul Baird Items Advertised He:te··co So Fast, You'll Think They Went Into Orhii "" ht... ...-o. 0 . - 0 5 ... , .. •• T~!;.~;;;; ..!-:.:r·,;.--,:~~1: ~.... .. ~· 4........... 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Welnut Twp. 1968 TRAILER ... I. D......... only .._ .., .., -.-. ... Jlelulrtllt liYI1II - IIILMzW • l'nllll- CIEV. 1M I Iilii doap - . . . lilt , .,.. . . 1111 P'linl ....liotl ... 11 II. . . lild ..... I'll. W•ntecl To Do . Ill\ 1111 ,..._ i 11M ' . ' . IINI \ ~!> ., .. 1>nM1n« S5ll1,flli • .,.,.... SUI..o. Rlco o How· & fuo~ltuie, 854 Soc- . ··u.Otl- •114-A••· ph. '4.46-9523, ,, ~' ' A Delux Home Really Warth The Money 1 Yr. Old Split Level Owner Transferred lllrlall, bloek, brick. pipe, . . , . , tllltell, •• !hade Wlnterl, Rio Grmle, 0. Pb. :JIIS.5I2I allor I. tl-41 Jay Sheppard, "6-0219 Earl Wintoro, 446-3828 WayM Amsbary, 446-0239 Donvor K. Higley, 4-46--058C PBACIII!lB Mid IIIli"- - ... " - · ..... &-. San . . - PI Ita..... to lallcllr. l&lbt GPM1 dilly flam I 1.m. to I p.m. ml l•dte• 11 to I p.m. Web Oocllllld ml lllonlt. 1 mi. 8. " 'llllblvllle, 0., 011 St. Rt. 1•. .... for Rotpolnt Appl...._, Alii_, Eleelrle. 1M II -- BAIRD REALTY CO• OsCir Bllrdr Re1ltor "FINE PASTURE IN RACCOON TWP. FOR 11JE man who wants to put calves out to pasture in the spri~ and let them wiU!e belly high in fine clover al'll grass ah:! eat to their hearts' cooter&, this ls the place. Severty acres of ttJe ·' ftnest pasture aroulkl. Six room, two story house has a good cistern. Tim· ber over SO acres. Plenty of 116 ACRE FARM FIVE ROOM, two story hoose overlooks most oCthisll6acre tarm on German Ridge Road. Seconcl house has (our rooms. Eighty acres is tillable land with 10 acres permanent pas-ture, .33 acre tobalco base. Good barn, cistern, and dug well. Immediate possession. NICE FARM HOME NICE TWO story farm home with alwnlrun siding Is located on 24 acres on Llncoln Pike. Two -wells with water in the kitchen. Tobacco base or. 45 acre. Good barn. 0~ seven miles (rom Northup. Wnt trade (or town property, Office Phone 4-16--477$ 24 Hr•Evenlngs O.ut Wothorholt, Ph. 4-16--4244 Rallort L. Baird, Ph. 4-16--2826 llf.ll IMUI'IMe .· t!lltt!t 111111 QJ;.. .. enbr It llle Meol 1111.\• - . If Illite Ill A11D11 fb. R~i!WI, . . .t.J ·a;-;. Mil IDIIII llllliillt,. WA'I'IONWIDS M 11111U1tAJa: Auto, fiN. lift. • 11a1t a W'oltlo P. 1lrowB, W. .._ ..... · - - all le•l Estate For ... D. H. WOOD, a..lto; 'Piwn\e 446.1066 < Neal Realty THIRD AVE. & STATE ST• PRICED TO SELL LOOKING !or a bargain. see thio boule located on 6 acres of Iaiii on Rock Lick Road. Full lot. LlciiM ... Buln1De 114. tua £'II 441-mi, ~ 0. I'IWII ...... ROUSE, I R0114S m1 1111111. alto - . lirp lot, Ill • • na, - · ......-... river, . . fum., builtin cob. . . . Call ..,_......... M!ll1' S BEili10(M ..._, I~ lleiiB, ..,.w. oleo!. garage, acn tr available, ce Geqe Cr. lid. Call CoohiDe, 0. . . . . . • .. NEW I lltl!lllllnl BC?F, G!MI ,kno &bllv. ,..__ ~ mlllahle. Call • • • . . . .. 111-t 1101 - ~ . . . and rel'l'lgmlllr, ~­ ........ wbdnrs, '*'litA Mil At Addison $10,000 · At Centenary $18,500 OLD FABBIOHI:D TWO .I'I'Oii.Y f'RAIM!! . REAL NICE INSIDE. LOT8 or _PANI:LINO, aoau: CIQRRY HARDWOOD FLO:>R8. 3 Bm>ROOIII, IIJAU. Cl'.lL.AJl BABDIENT. NJ;W P'IJBN•cr. AND NEW WIBINQ IN 1NT. ALL OF LOT 8 AND PARTS OF IDI' I A·ND 'J, GOOD CAJL. DEN fiPJT. KYO!m CREEK IJOBOOL 0111'11rl', IAJIW T.U· T1t1 YBML OLD JIIOKI, WilY NIOE THREE Bll>llOOM wrnf BATH, CIINTR.AL BATING AND (;lTV WATER. LIVING 11;00111 12dl., L\BG! KJiUfiON Alft) CAR PORT , HUOJ: FLAT LOT. IHRUBII'IBY AMll ,._, ST·ORI!I WINDOWS AND DOORS. OBa:N J:UIIDn'AkY. GAlLI· ... POlJS H.B. Dllon AgtiCJ · MASSIE WITH CENTRAL beat alii air collllU~. nice &toe!<, good equipment, living quarters. A real bargain. $10,500 shingle roof & newly decorated. Has a barn. Price, $9,500. For Sale or Trade Two Story 1650 SQ. FT. floor space. 6large rms. H. W. Doors, plenty builtins, all modern frame con. Ib cated on st. Rt. 160, on a 41.41 A. level fenced lot, with a large PoOO on rear of loL Plenty water filtered from pond. UKE A VIEW of the River'? See this 3 BR, large LR, formal dining room, basement, 2 car garage, large lot "lth plerty shade and outstaniing shrubs. 111 Story LOCATED ON old U.S. Rt. 35. 4 BR, spacious LR with beauti- In City run newly decorated, large modern kitchen & din. area wit.h new tile Ooor. Nice bath. Has a large storage or laundry bldg. on rear of large shaded lot. Priced cheap. Price Reduced 2 STORY, 3 BR homo. Formal DR, alumimm siding, storm WITH '' ERNEST THORNE Thurman, Ohio 33 years experience Phone 245-5269 or Central Soya 446-2463 • DEAD STOCK · . . iB1'IC& triUo . . . ,• .....,. . . ca.u• ~ - - .um cow. !• c.uL ,.......,. - Seffiq? IF YOU ARE con&lderlng selling your home - why not let one our salesmen help uve you time, mone;y and frustratioo? Our service doesn't cost. it pays beneftta from our acUve sales. efforts. o( tmf 'lldtt: ' - · I . . . _ , 1ll blllll, bPI lift, . . . ., l"aal'll • ...... IIIII' ..... 111111111 . .. ---.----- .., d · #·' • : J1. .. LEE'S PLUMBING • ~ EIJNG, Croim aty, 0. dlilt•• 1111 DNNBI'II SIBGBII'I WATER DELIVERY l'b. tt~-0~47. • 1 II, ellpl lllllollll . - , bel. .......... Nlee IDJ?IIqe Jol 011 aid • fNm AlpD lWei. 011 . . HOBART DILLON, Rooltor 4-46--2674 Lucille or Howanl Brannan Evenings 446-1226 - 'betXIID I 6 t (UIL 11M \ CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE ' Man ar wCIIItOn to restock new type coin dispen• Hrl; with high quality package candy produeh. T1!RM7'rE Plll'l' FREE lnopodiOn. <Ill . MOft'lll O'DeD~,!:":~ Extermllll Tamlte 10 Jlelmonl Dr. ftl1Mli'B • l'l!lr FAIN 'l!!ltlrmlllltb Oo. nbarl, Ohio. l'IL DOU. lltatlfulw7 talloa avllllble, 110 $ELLIHGI DEPENDABLE PERSON CAN EARN UP TO $800.00 AMONTH ~rt' tlr full" tltftt pOsition• neecltd in this areo. RtquiNt e1r, uchanle of ·reMrences Sl.CSO to - $2990 cas~, s.cund ltp inventory and ~quip~nent. per10nbl Interview, givlnt phone nunt• . 1. ~ j 23 A. 'h A. tob. bose, $4,000 9 A. Level, choap, $4,500 87 A. (50 Ievell $10,500 73 A. Good Bldgs., $9,500 atorage building, large fenced Nr CUSTOM SPRAY · PAINTING Farms carport,. yard. Write Services Offered DOZER WORK - 111111 Cue. I'll. :l5l 1101 cr NEAT, 3 BR., large llv. niL, rul panelhw & Rreplace, basement, 2 car garage. Buy now and move before school starts. ·b.,, ta: CoobiO! Rlt:t.d . • . . . 4tl-1011 aller 5 p.m. . . . Anxious To Sell LOCATED ON a 31k A. ohadod lot, 6 rmL & bath. Concrete b10ck con., new furnace, new BUYS TIUS nice 3 BRbome,lroot and back porch, deep lot, 2 car garage. COUNTRY LIVING Mid ........,sper _ _ _ REAL ESTATE BROKER TEL. 446·1998 Larae Grocery Stare windows, & doors, IIIIUI)' other -eqaltJ · ..,._ may PlY For Farmers STRATEGIC". FRANCHISES ;; · · .iPt. 639 · '. pelld, ..... tbop. fuD ~. Prlee $3,300. . Chorloo M. Meal 4-46--1546 J, Nlchool H~al 4-46--1503 Ill ltlldl!m, ..... - ...,heat,,..... 81 A. FARM with 6 rooms. Mod- · · ern house, bath, partial basement, rorced atr, fuel oil turnaee and carpet in living room and dining room. Has a 40' x ~o· born In good colllltlon. 'h A. Tobacco base. some timber ahd cOIL S BEDROOM IIrtct fNil <Ito loolll. lllldld .., ....... . bedrooms, utlllly room, ....... farm ponds. Excellent Son con- servation practiced. ....-; en 11!111 ............... ploce, !>D I ..,. , of . . ,._ Rt. '· 7 mlltl INm·CIII' llpolll. 1'!1. ...1111. .. !lOUSE roll SALE bJt - · Jarp ~ roam, recrw11wt """"· 1&1'110 patio, I ....... llurnllw ,......._, I 11t I ",200. 1111- •ma 11U JIOIULL,_.__...._, SALE WA.'JD IN AI£ MAIN BliJLD. .1'i05. HAS 8IZI'f DAIRY COULD B III'OCJ( rABM. VD.Y GOOD FARK 11011& Willi BATH A.ND NIIW 1'\Ja'HAO:, 4 ·la'4WCJID, GAill\01: AND liMY GOOD BAl&NS ...., OUl'IKJJUXMQi, 5 RM.. HOME, new shingle roof, (root porch, well, cistern, spring. lh acre. $4,000. Terms. -... ....... ... ._.... " •·•· t1e11b. I'll. :=u~ -:,._~,.::-InN~ ADDISON TWP. ... ...... ,nee eo.. I& SUU AND 1D THI8 ON& ltD ACaa Wl'lll IG Am1B al BOI"'"'N AND 110 ACU8 TJLL. ABU. • .u:aD 0' GOOD PAJ. TUft&, ooaN' IMSJ, 14. A . fO. 1WELVE WIDE, carpet, (urnished, c()lq)lete, steps, blocks, YOU . . llalldlq 1 1ICIItft'ZI!It biDIIIe ~ IPhome or nmodellq, 100 ,._ lltiDd """"""• I ._.... We IN llallderl. Dlolrlllatut fllllll. Ill n.t A... 11t I'll. ..... S6,000 $4,500 "·500 $2,500 $800 up TRAILER GOOD CLZAN LUMP ml IIDt. tr t!llll. Cart 'lllateu. 1Uo Gnllle. Pliant -..tu. 1-11 I Our Best Buy This Week VACANT LAND 46 ACRFS 80 ACRFS 21 ACRFS, SOLD ~ HOllE 'OODA.Y r.41 MILE f'IWII CITY ON U•. • VJ:aY WKU. IUPT Wmt: WAIL TO WAIL ClABPII'I' 'I'IIIOliOmtJT. LAAGJ . FMirLY ROOM AND NEW GA.· ST, RT, 325, 6 rm. two stor,-. .. lit - - , . . _ , luel oil ~. - ,.. Off. 446-3643 Eye. 446-3796 446-4500 RACCOoN TWP. 7' room, two story, l.arle ))ern, -3 pond&: OFFICE PH.ONE -446·1694 ' EVENING . .' • · n• Equll). 'RNIEdlleforWt ' BY O'IIJft!R - I na .... ' bedrooml, ...... . . .•.; · ergreeD. New rorced air [ur•ce a n d partial basement. Prlc~hi $9,000. ., R..lhtlttFor . . ' 3 BR mqdern hmto located on 'h acre on old St. Rt. 160 at Ev- Th• FOODPOWEifPeople ' N First & Olive Pho Forllle nice. "u.+n"'* ......... ... ' Cllll .. ...,_ Central Soya GALLIPOLIS, OHIO AND SYCAMORE STS. arm, .... Clo. p age, ,, roperty 103 ACRES · 1111111' with "" eaoitoal ftpl- lushlftl Opportllllltr ...... lor qua!M;y - " ml roll SALE BY OWNBB ,._. ..q nwl4•• . MJRAOLI!! Wg lklftner IGI'r ...-.l<e II rutPD'zlna. We dloe Lab, "'imppeeeeJ . .... - 81111ZIO-MG Ill ........ ....._ No - llld ...... rail If• ..... lnt!lollen, . . .... 111111, 1111, alto ...... bar wllh ... - lltMillt. VlaiiiD, ...,_ . . . rruct _ .... anif 1l4-41 om laclUtloa Ut10'1 aere 111m; .......... bodll 111. ' 81111 .... pnmneL , . jolll Ill " .......... llele. 11'111 bedalel n•• FIE ..al lnefaO.. wltll 1 ar I Dl! Ill•, - - lAW Wl'l1l 8UIIIII!R fBI <1 farm ............ llaa lllrenllll . . . , tipiiL tuln'"da,- ......... • lwllil oiL DoliN) JaDe I ml blllld 11om Good. IUiln lor tile rlali udllau, ~• •, ... *fer. A fDOd llulln111 Ia; :III llltil. Nl tCIIII1 Jib, . . to . . . 11. ~ ... - · CIJI t-Jte a11t1 11t - - IMt ..u due ... . . . or l!l-Z ......._, .__ l'lilll Ool 1, •• 111*1111 011 Oo.• ~ BDmt Rea ..... , . ol . . .lll. Price ...... Cll Jaliller "' l'Wt/Unloa ,. Pm01ndllloniiii .. ~a . . . . . . . .lf, ... ~ ... AlftD.. Cillo ---1IU 1DW ... )ldoM Gil . . . . _ ~-Oimplele wllb ............ .... ml aallr. . . a. paiD& IPilf, ........ llll For Sale llnlr ...., lilp. 1'1111 ... liiii Ftlrllltln Oo., ttiUfL w.n~ec~ , prioe . , •••• '1'nll p. Hfllll!: FOR llm'llllt Clt 6 •""14. l'laetll-l._IIM 4 ldttenl, alto Jlllt!lll I 1110• 1111 nllll) DadiDe .""'. I'll. ...... 11M lllor .... eat Cali ..... KJliBY VAOUI. O>ltCI* 1illb d I ltC toalt IIIII pi- m'CI!I.8Dt Sill ,.,... --Oial 1llllllU!: AOilD LAt1f to 11ft e11111 or t111111 miWIII. lor .ie, IUql. . . . ..... ml mlno 1111. E. IIIUr St., Ill, Gl.e - - - · PleiM ~-... 11M eall . . . . liN l'laelll1. o. I'll • - - 'G-ZAG ~ OfF SAJ-E $62.110 • RACCOON TWP. Modern 3 BR home, ]&. t.rn, farm la.OO,paature & timber • (ruit. Really WI DO JUts•. W111¥ida1 ml """'• .,.....,_ ALL ftPES ol It'll - . - Ill .... Claip QmJey IWad llllel ..._ 1tr1 P'linl .,.. t.nclaa- cu~ NEW GMC 1IUCiC blr•••IIUr. •..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .I. MI. 4ti-M'll. 23 ~ CINit«<'. tip, laDtlem tnlllr willt• ' 11, .... life - - equip., 1111!01llnt Cl!li\llllilll. Cal be Ill Galllpollo Balli a.. Cll One 1t 1.· I IIIII _..... IIOCIOIIIII. Heljl Ill te111D1 lliuted. 'tll1te D. B. Aloe. 1Jee4nluz, ..,,.. lit., 1¥ klndiuJI, W. Va. cr ell • -tiM nJIIIWZ wou: WI!U tllllltiiJbd At:nm - - ' WE DELIVER! ' WE SERVICE!' ' WE FINANCE! th8a11Yantaues otaa1n1 RER·mFF Co · ----- --- l i t - . ... 'bid, jiiilwl ""*-· Oldlla . ll'laalllaie eo., ·• . lleoalld OUR UNICO WIN "'"'*"' ............. lmmedWe OCI>PI'CI'- tea.. bll- 1• Both Purina Cattle Du st and Pur~na Cattle Dustol '~onta' effective, long-lasttng t"ser.ttctdes that Control and flies away for week s on end . They're both easy to use can be readily adapted to you.r parttcular sttuatton. can save you ttme and m o ney, too . ~~-11A11t el<dalc oiJam. paDII" f1. Fauuer'l Jllrd.. 8&\'!Ul' ,._ cal1lll lllb lfO wha! Die Lalln Milt•. llarl U.W. G. C. Maijily ~'ore. . tiN .. - ................. tside ·Paint • VIII .-w~~~-.lllue ~~~-· 111111 .... - - 10 ,..., to Ill ... , 2t.JI'J'. SIS Q>all Clllln au-or, IJD liP 1.0 molir, - llllllt be • 111111111 cr - · Call 1110, Llu:r7 .... ... pieCe will boal, ft!f., . , ... llf.ml • ll - . 8.8. ndlo, .... IIJIOid- 1'IWUIII llr ONLY A FEW LEFTI f t.IN met. tbl ,.. • '0111 t.k - &Itt 'em ....._ 1Joe Blue LuiiN. 111111 ... ilrlc ......_ ....... pard, • tot Me. .. SIWSiifO ,..., WI 'b .... Gdla 11ti11L UNr .. .... .....iii For Self-Treatment use the Pur~na Cattle Du>ter . · hang it up by a rope or chatn and let your cattle hel keep themselves free from flies all summer long . ..... tal Brbc ~ - wmi'W .. ldmmer OIJl . . . . CAIIPI!l'l' . . . ...... diiD? dooi-. bllh ..., Ill• - Tractor t- . ReaiEstateFarSale __ . II'IUliiO _.., f!T.III ' . . . born, nice land on Uttle Rac- :1FOMBN- ............. 656 ---..L..It HYDROS,TATIC DRIVE .f lplld .....,..... ..... ,.. GNr JI8J.... Gf .. per . . . . Gf .., bit. ... ODoay a.-,.w PIJ- JIIIIRHI&HUI 411 •• . . . t mlllelll, I . ........ .ftlt!lllll Clftlilr, Ine..... f'll. Me. 0111 - - St .' '' - 11M INTERNATIONAe' · ..,._._ RDft' t!ili.... . . . ...... -... • - 1too.1t JIM "DDO.-. ,.... ...,.Will, trallerl WI 'b IDII "ft 1•11 tiM .... P'ladl atJ !lame c. let, ttl 0111 lit - - - . . . . HLE lo 10ft IIIII Ioft)' . eoltln NIIID llt'IIHime Ill Clllpetl <10111111 wltii m.. Latin. !IIlii eledrle ..., _ ... Centre! .......,. Oo. .. • For Hand-Dusting 1ust rub a sma11 amour1t \ of Cattle Dust along the back and stdes of yowr\ cow. repellent power lasts for weeks . _\ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO IWo f tpi%2P ...S .,...._ ~ , tl tA tl 'II ~ ,.,.,.. · · ~~t,.,....._tlal •.•. CID - ... UOCI) 'IJSI!I) l'WiGIC&. AKCIIII-I'Golla ..... 'lllllll Billett . . _ Illite, . - • ..... .,_.., lila ' IIIID!IInt. '1'oJ willie b ..._ PURINA.CATTLE DUST AND CATTLE DUSTER VINE STREET All, N, Pb. GD . . . M'•'M' co,,. .~'"ltt.d far cloulfl•d ad· .. ............. "' will k char..d , ... rate ef 25c few uth change. • r' · Adt or..r•d for liYo• Of 1i11 ti~TM~I . aM st.,,.d ll•lcu ••piratian will " .. cheftad for a"ly tiMa ,,.. ad !tote OCII'nlod , mllel . ~ Alita, . . IAJILY 1t .... ulor o.u, Rid your beef or dairy cattle of pesky FliesI J. D. NORTH PRODUCE CO. ~- TWO 1~ • ......... v:~..,. J«811& ~ II • ., ' I -M!DIANIC - Illite bllld ...... Olnltd lkk1 Pliamler, S..... Mgr. II MJ, Now At Your UJcal Landmark Store! Stop tn and solve your fl)' problem fast. ..__.. A.i )~':flo~ will t~;~~Q t"- OM ~~Nte. ,.;.. All ••• oro re1Uictod to th.lr treatment, protection o( woodllllll and tlle drainage. . ALBERT ROUSH, WHOSE form is on Route 33 near Foote MIDera! Corp. was telllq: ua ot hla plans to Improve about too aete1 <II woodlu.l oo hll rarm. 11tlt would be brought about by ttoll- · lng low.gade hardwood , ,wlolm PIRL BURRIS OF MASON i' woold be uled lor wood chlpo. Foote Mineral 11101 wood cblpt plambl8 to Onl&h hlo po11d In the near tuture. This Is a pond In Ito oporatloo. Rooah re!Jitated which was started last fall but that Joltnrty Lomey, <II the Well conatructloo bad to be postpon. VIrginia Department <II Natural ed because of wet weather. · We Resources, look at the woodwere talking with Mr. Burris land and marl<hiAit. ~atlt.v tree• and hll son, Ricky, about the wblcb would be left "'ring thlt pond and other farm Items. Rtc. improvement oporaUOIL L~ ...._:_._ . ._ .... o.,-o.... - ......".""' . tom, planting hayland, ,J)aotUn ' Auto Wrecking " 1\)' Pl'<~Udb' told us that 111<11' 111<1 receotb' wan rtrot pi""" ... • !lr&t and IIOCOIId pl&c~ l1lo divisions d. tractor .PWIIu: • the Maaoo Folr. · We oxiend congratu..to them !or ' · ~compll-. RickY lo an'·aton, 1~.-1!1 boy who Ia acUve'lst~A ~~~~~~~ club work. . ....~ .. ' BROS \ . ..... .... for """""« IIIOIIIa, .......,, b' 11t weel!J nlll. ft. -- ....... 'IA(l[ boo • tlee. lit .., . 011 Cllil'1111 �. • -- ·J • ' •, tor vacationing Jad< O'ill"lan, Ia Flip wuloo, comed!o!l of llliiU' media.) • BY FLIP )I'ILSON Carolyn jult arrived. IwUI tell you who Carolyn is later -but in order for you not to worry about lt, I wanted yw to know that she Is here. Between moothfuls of macaroni salad and ham sand~ wich on soft roll and wrinkled dlll pickle that brings back to mind Gravel Gertie's face, all ol wtdch came from Johnny Car8Qfl's constant.ly referred to commissary, I attempt to write a colUIPD abwt which you will sa,y, "He must do this all the time." Bringing the conditions under which this Is written into cle8.r focus, I was taping NBC's game show .. Personality." Co-starrllig was Joan Rivers, a cbanning, witty frieOO who asked me if in the column I would consider linking her rO- Plumbing & He8flng OAJmlR'S PLUMIIIIIO IIIII Jm\'I'II«J . . F8al1ll Aft. l'llaae tiS !Ill. , DEWII 118 PttlMIIINO AND IIU'IINII ROliTI!: Ill II Etei ~ -.mi. 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No, I, to etreet 1uelt ltllll't..nd t.dltlfltiiiiDtt In tttn.teland cbuww. 111 .. ._.,Fully 11M fDnll Tn lhe Applfca: lloo na tlle with tlte Comm.S.Ioo and 111 die ezhttiiU thPn!to •ttaehed ud Qtde a pttt tbereot The pm~ ntvS.Iou will eff«t ' - ~Dd t.dJ..Smet~S. In raW tad oi:talftl 1l\l'OIWIIOU.t Ill!! ten'ltorJ' Ill wblc!b Ill!! Cortlpany llpMttelt. TIN! PI'IIYH or lbe Appllcalloo I'IIQ~ the Com•••oo 10 do the fo!IOWIIII': 1&1 Appro\~ tiM prupoled ralel ud elltraN and tll.e ~~~......., and wllll· draw• ~In •ld Appllcalktll : Lb) At)DI't)Ytl u.e nu111 Dfll111 ~ POted ei!lledW. lheela lo tho! form tflatl'led 10 tile ADDI.Iealloa or u they _ , be revt.ed lit oo:der to nneet •taeh tevi&IOIII tlltlfeol M llltF btoDme erreeuve. pllNUtii.L to Dl'dftll of the Comm.lllkm, durlu th• lt>terlm btl~ the nunlaftlle Appllc&tloa ud ttJe date llPOn wbldt aald prot-s ~~ehedute llh...U. beeome erfee- I l~ :tnd (e) EtttbiW. to aid ptOplleed ~llu date ~~elledute 1bwt11. for A""'/ olthll! Apptle,Uoll, lnrludllll t eop• o tbe ~nt and p~d lllbedllle lbHI~. ID..Y bl IMpeeted by tiiV In~ puty 1.1 lh11 ofllce of thr Comm-.oll, Ill North Hs.tl llt.-t, CO!umbUII, Obkl, •nd &I ID)' public ~ olnce oltbe Cmnpany 'ntCI torm of tiiS. nollee hu been tJIPf'Oved b1l The Publkl L'IDI\Ioa C.:um· • .....,. ol Olllo. THE OHfO BELl, TF.U:PHOS'E CO!IIPAN'k" ll~ W K !1-ta.cDO:'>IALU Vll'l! l'rulllt~ r Aug. 17, 24, 31 While eating haildiUlo ot • • Now an _ . letter to Johnny In Memory IN MEMORY of J ..oe Monday DoollliN 9 o.~. ConcoUotiont & C•rec:florta Will ito occo~od until 9 o.ftll. f,.. Poy Of Pl.41icotlon Aflerwanl 'twW be REGULATIONS TN Publiah.r ,.,...... , ,,_ rltht ta .4it or rojoct..aru.da tllia-4 _._ joctlonol. The 'P tAiliAt<'lll not H rolpon•lblo fOf - • thon • .,. lnc:•reet lnaortlon. llw which Through ~mce we U.n ahaU ahare. By the LIP! & LICe Mao' a Foll..,sblp of Laurel Clia Free Melhodlat Church. ll-17-1tc .......,.'". --------WE WISH m.......W I Blrd o'f prey li()plned 13Molest ltl&brew ......., ISCuk16 Streeta (ab.) llllarau 19 Dutch city 20-olihe settinc lUll 22-lood Aasnr to P,.,iottt P.iull I in<ome(Fr.) Colorado 7Kinaol · Judah (Bib.) ..,..,.. 20 Meal 21Swp>"dlike 25Wuaeated wupons 28 Zoo prlmaiaS Z!Bear30Ha...... 21 Nevadt. city 31Devoklof 24Dinctlon 2'1 Remove rind 211Aooom olikwonn 29 [);spatch 35-for ' rabblto 36Hoolelry 3'1 I!Jqualo 40Mouhtalrl <Nat C:OVHina 32Handlo 41 St.qprs :~ 44 Ancient lrilh. "'plial oM Type mtulire 41Heavyhlow GDiAorder lOObtaln 52 Deep hole DY Dear Not: says wr daughter Kathy: How aboot teUing them you aren't dedicated to the ''proposition" and - sex ean ruin a beauUCul friendship? - "- hld,. GRodent 45 Hindu queen tSKindof dor ._.....,.L.,;fio !Poems 2Try 3Hanly heroine 4Goosip (d;al.) 1-.1--L--1-..J..._..J V-8, PG, PS, radio, One owner $1695 SAUNDERS SPECIALS 65 CHEV.2 H.T. 64 T.B. LANDEAU V·8, std. Raaio, Eve1ett Sounder• Quality Sal•sman $1595 All T.B_ Edras Very Nice -------------- $1395 SKIDMORE SPECIALS ., 66 CHEV. 67 CHEV. 2 DOOR 2 DR. H. T. 6 cyl. Sfd_ Radio Only 11,000 miles We"•n skidmore Quollf)o S.loo11on $1095 Malibu, V-8 PG, PS- Radio $1795 I well. and not ~~I throuill? - OH, TO BE A 1 ERI Door To Be A j,q:lor: ,,_ LilY It oo her! - H. cause I came from Fllgland they expect me to be rich 110>11e ~. · The trouble is they're all likea two tim- cute, bot no oro, so I start with - · and then the Other glrlo got mad. So I break up a n d choose another. Now I lll<e two glrlo and two more girls are fllbtlnc because of this. What to do?- STEVE going steady Dear Steve: How about taking Ill> summer boaeball? - H. FOR YOUR COPIES OF "WHAT IS A BOY FRiEND?" AND "WHAT IS A GIRL . FRIEND'I'' SEND A L 0 N G STAMPED, SELF -ADDRESSED ENVELOPE TO HELEN BOT. TI:L, CARE OF THIS NEWSPA- ST AliON WlGON 64 FORD~------------ $1095 . 64 PONTIAC TEMPEST-----_;_--. $99$ Galaxie 5oo,·convertible, 8 cyl., auto. trans_, P.S. -· ft&H, W/W tires. . · . 4 Door, 6 cyl., auto. trans. R&H, W/W tires. Bonneville 4 dr. Sta. Wagon 9 pass. One careful local owner. PS, PB & AT. Beautiful bronze with buckskin vinyl top. SALESMEN - EDDIE FIFE- CEWARD CALVERT- CLIFF PHILllrS- DAN THOMPSON ___ _ Pets For Sale For Rent -------------- ss. -----------· -.-.·...,-- lint---· --------------------------- CANDY -------------1..... Real Estate For Sale O'BRIEN AHD CROW REALTYCOMPAHY Y ROUTE WRY PAY RENT'I OWN YOUR OWN ROME CALL US TODAY ' new type coin dlspen- ,_n or worr;an to restock ..rs. with hlth quality pacltot• cancfr products, Salesman HO SELLING. HEMRY CLELAND OHlce--992·2259 •••. -992-2568 DEPENDABLE PERSON CAN EARN UP TO $800.00 A"MONTH -------------- 59 Pontiac 2 dr. runs good . ____ .$195 ' 62 Pontiac 2 dr. HT ............ $295 ' 1961! CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DR ...... VB engine, outomdtic: trant. Power steeri!'Jg, ra~~~.\ · heater" All good W.W. tires. Pleasiflg 2 · tone l. · Over irey;- --·- - · .-- · · ... .;.. :~ . . . .: . ... v.. ,. ' - "" ''' '"' fH!-< 'It • I .)9.65.CIIEY· ~I,.LE .CONV. 1 COUPE ....... ;$1~95 · Dhft owner, low mileCfge, VB eng., auto. trans ., l1ke · · · new '·W.W. tire..; radio, white nYlon top with turquoise body.- - ·.., . l.. ;,., . ll-15-3tc -------------lns11ance cancelled? Loot ) ' Q I I ' tor'• Ucenao? Call 892.:916. 8-15.Uc We wish to take this means to ·tllank all the people for their palnlnaae In helpil• us to have 22 successful yas In business. nUM• *Trlboto to oil thoao hnlng pooood awor durlot thot tl01o~ · , • (o.., 60 wlthlo hlf'•llo radloa) STRATEGIC FRA"CHISES DEPI. 658 ' Havlna stld u business to Don Corert and his wlft~, Virtinla .we eltend to ,thea! OUT sine. best wlshei In their new''-tsllim, · . 63 Ford V8 Conv ........... ____ $695 ~ .:· -. .. -!\ ~~ CLASSI~ 1967 Cadillac ........ __ • _............. _$3900 Radio. ~oupe ~~ ~ille. full pow!r equipment and factory 01r conditi,Ontng. Dark blue frnish. 1966 CHEVROLET $1295 1967 Cadillac Calais Coupe •. ______ .•..• $3900 IMPALA 2 DR . H.T VB. 4 spd. irons. Floor Y/hite with blue e interior, full power equipment, airconditioning, 27,000 miles. Sharp one! CHEAPIE 1959 DODGE $75.00 2 DR . H.T . V8, A"to. "ens. P.S. . 19~ INTERN ATIONAL170 .. :•.......... $750 Marion 9 ft. Dump Body, good 82Sx20 tires, 5 s,peed trans., 2 speed r. axle. Rough cab. , 1964 CHEVROLET \ TON •••••••••••• .'.$1095 8 ft. Fleets ide, · 15~" c:omm. wheels, neW front ti~-es, 6 cyl. ·e-ngine, cle_an and 50fid cab. 1 ~, ~ PHONE 99Hl'26 POMEROY, OHIO 1 Sedan DeVille "YOU'LL LIKE OUR QUALITY WAY Qf DOING BUSINESS" Illes representa.5-1-tlr For Sale OPEN EVES. TIL 8 992-5342 . Jl~lOOmY®I/eJ 4olawi/J ...J , _ toyt<IN O-IIr.ll ..... < liD tlna<rambl• th... f...r JumbiH, one letter to NC:!h !!Quare, to form ro~r ordln•rY worda. rt>OHt:.l r () ",_ - -----------80 ACRE FARM in Meigs Coun-- , , . lll(IHitt . ty just . ... ~MI anytime or Hutlard742-S278arter 5:30p.m. 8-12-otc ·o - 1 J I LOSE WEIGHT aafely with Dox- . A-Diet Tablets, only 98 cenia at Nol1100 Drug. 7-29-30tp • .1'1-:l'lt:.'i ] I Route 689. Sev- en room house, good barn, oth~ er outbuildill:s. Plenty of water al'kl gas heat ing system. Pttone Wilkesville 669-4448 ........ _-..- ....... - ore State ---------~---- HOME, two acres or land, two water wells, price reduced. . Phone 992-6786. -------------23-F00T CABIN Cruiser, 75 HP 11-IS.Jtc ----~------- - • .' Far·'Sale . Fj)r Sale ; MANY MORE GMC TRUCKS ALLIS. CHALMERS tractor, B model, whide wheels; also two' part Toy Mancttester dogs. Ph. ·992~702. . 11-iS.Jtp ----- --·-·----- -------------FLEET G:PI:EY stallion, pony three years old. Ben Bicker.s, Bashan Road, former Circle Farm. 8-14-3tc EARLY AMERICAN stereo, AMF M radio, 4-speed changer, 4speaker sound system. Take over payments of $5 .75 per month or pay balance due $83.40. Call 992.J352. SOLID STATE stereo, 1969 walnut steroo console with 4 speakers, 4-speed automatic changer. Take o-..·er payments of $5 per month or pay bal- PEACHES, TREE ripened Hale Haven and Shippers Hed. Pick your own, bring containers, 2685. S-!2-6tc $2.25 to 83 bushel, l rames Orchard, end of Valley View EXCESS BODY fluid with Fluide> Dri\·e, Belpre, Ohio. phone tablets, only $1. 49. at Nelson 423-6355. '\..I2-6tc Drug. 7-29-36tp .- ------------- ACROSS 5. Talon 9. Kitchen utensil 10. Corseted 12. Surrounded by 1a. Persiflage It. Beak 1969 ZIC ZAG sewing machines, paint damage. Still in original cartons. !';o attachments needed as our controls are buill in. Sews with I or 2 needle s. makes buttonhole s, sews on buttons, monograms. and blind hem stitch, Full cash prace, $38.50 or E-Z monthly terms. Phone 992-2685, 1~. Slippery road spread 16. Serve 17. Clings 19. Leg bone 21. It's not hers ot one's S-12-6tc 3. Went first f. UN em- ployee: abbr. 5. Hi.gh.land group 6. Former house of th.e Danish parliament 7.Decree 8. Doing a gardening 9. Grocery ,.." 2<l. Attec· tlonalo tonn 23. Tossed , ........d.)··· ""'"~~~' and chicken 24 . Making store 25. Bl'sides 26. Outer item.& husk controlled 23. Gown airplanes 28. Pht Bet's Trap· per'a trophy 18. Squlr- ·amenda 11. Ra.dlo- run. Excelsior Salt Works, East Main St., Pomeroy; Pttone "92-3.S!U, 11-I:J'ifc setting Hi. job voice - --- - ------- COAL, LUMP, egg, stoker, mine 13. Hi·fl antelope 22. Inflection material 26. Resounds 27. High ur, - --- ....... 2. African 1. Quadruped 32 . Jugs 33 . Hardens 36. Percolate 39. National 28. Wharf 31. Earring holders Auonautic Association tO. Fragments 42. Osmium symbol apparatus way and a large two car garage located on one and l w o tt•nths acre lot, fi vc tenths mil e out of ~it;,. limit!:i of Pomeroy on ROt:k Sprif€s Hood. Call 992...3642 arter 6 p.m. for an appolntrnenL S-t3-5tp the red to nuts 40. Help nefariously ot fl. Kind charmer f.2 _Unique persons SPECIAL . THIS WfEK, CANNING .. f3. Purr f.t . Back talk DOWN 1. C~leatlal PEACHES $3.5:0 .1. body Bring Containers DAILl' CRl'PTOQUOTE- He,.•o how to work It: A.X'I'DL8A.A.XB to LON'GI!'BLLOW WELLS OR(flAID' ,. One Jetter almply •laltda for anotber. In thla aample A 1a ullfld for 'UMI three L'a. X for tbe two O'a, etc. 8lJtcle letten. Ple~se Wil.kesvlllei..Qhto St. Rt. ~w . _ l i l t _ M d _ l l o r l c l l i l t - ...... Ute eoOI Jttten ... dlftel'lllt. - ~ta. J:acb day ' A PQXU a:n••- ••, r OSBVQ C R C I!' R N'1U·,J' Q c'awj ·• ' _.., . ; . . J'<· ;. • •: :: ..: ,. ' · ·~ 38. Suup -----------·--- ..~ t~ 30. FireplacH 3t. Inde-finite article 35. Secondhand S7 . Be in FOl ' R R(>OMhouse,bath,breeze- •. • :1 •••• ,' I ornament ~-- ------ ,. ~ 29. wet~r·s .Johnson motor with trailer, $850. Phone 742-5032. Carl Rairden, 8-14-6tc S-i0-6tp For Sale CANNING tomatoes $1.25 bushel bring own containers, pick yoU:. own. Geraldine Cleland. Hacine, Ohio. R-12-Gtc Contact KIRBY VACUUM complete with cleaning tools amf polisher. Runs like new, $50 cash or terms available, phone 992- ' 992-2151 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ., . Whi\,t, Uve. For freeestlmates,phons Charles Lirsie, Syracuse. V. V. DAILY CROSSWORD S!nc•ely . Brown'i S*'lce Shtlon VIc Brown &Family - 7262 Hatorol Brldae Rd. • . $t_ Loulo, Mlaoourl. 63121 mer REAL ESTATE (orrnerly owned by the late Frank Emrich of • ance due $68.20. Call992~352. Salisbury Township, Meigs B-14-6tc County, Ohio. can be sold for $300. If interested contact Sybil SEVEN ROOM house in Chester, Formerly Methodist ParsonEbersbach, Administratrix of age, Anyone · interested in buythe estate of Frank Emrlch, Deceased, or Crow, Crow &. ing house meet with commit· tee _at 8 P~ m. Wedne.sday~ A~.W­ 'f'ort_er, At.\91'neys, ... Fomex:oy, ust 20, at the Chester Unittd Ohio. Methodist Church. For further Sybil Ebersbach, Administrainformation call Shade 696trlx of the Estate of Frank 1113, Chester 985-3377, PomEmrich, Deceased. eroy 992-3890 (8) 15-17-18 H. RAWLINGS SONS Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales POMEROY· MOTOR CO. Your Chevy Dealer OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8 shift. New tires. ONLY TWO 1969 CADILLACS LEFTI 1 Coupe DeVille 1968 TOYOTA CORONA H.T. CPf_ ... $169S Local 1 owner, new fires, 4•ip•ed trans., radio, calor white with black vinyl int., factory air-conditioning. $1795 • $695 1964 4RAMBLER DR . SEDAN. 6 cyl. Sid. irons. air-conditioning. Loc:GI owned low mileage ·car. VS engine, std. trans. Good tires. Clean interior, Blue finish. Radio. ASSOCIATES 992.3325! SYRACUSE 61 Ford Sta. Wagon ..... __ .. _... $295 I TON PICKUP TRUCK . VB, A"to. ''ens ., P 5., P B Ve<y geed. ,Sedan De Ville, full power equipment and factory . :,_ .. . 1963 FORD GALAX IE 500 4 DR .......... $695 POMEROY - No aewqe c......e; . 8 large ......... lath, otudy, Larp shaded lot overloolclll!j river. Garage_ Land contract.< HELEM or VIRGIL TEAFORD· ' AWNINGS, storm doors a n d windows, carports, marquees, blown am _hatt insulation. EJ. POMEROY, OHIO 1967 DODGE 1967. Cadillac .... __ ................... $3900 . turnace, panelhw, nlee ftre..Pla'ce, $61 000 GUT TO sell (going to school) 1969 diamond blue Volkswagen, 2,000 miles, perrect condition. Includes all new features. $1,.;. 925 cash sale. Phooe 992-2238 or H & R Firestone Store. Hartford, W. Va. For Sale White with turquoise interior, full power equipment ~,._ radio, tinted glou, w/ s / w tires, Climate Conttoi Ai·r-Conditioiiing·, real sharp, onl'y 18,000 miles. 4 Dr. Sedan, new ,tires, apotleu clean interior. Grey finish, full pOwCtr ·equipment, factory air conditioned, 'Radio. Drive this cor for pleasure ond comfort, . house. Goo:l busine ss location. .Jusl outside or Racine. Call 949-3687 or contact 'Tacker Me~ Kenzie. ----------.---- 1968 Cadillac Calais H.T. Sedan •..•. _. _.$4900 1963 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE ...... $1395 MIDDLEPORT - 6 r0<1111, lath, 38xGO bujlding will sell with Johnaoo 100 Son, Inc. mg. .............•,. .6 cyl. Powerglid•, radio, clean interior, like new W. W. ti ... s, green. finish. GEO. HOISTETTER B • · ' ,. ., GEO. HOBSTETIER, Broker POMEROY- No aewagechoqe; 6 room•, hot water, 1torm ¥rfn.. dOw1, rront porch, outbu1ld. lnas. Land contrac~ $5,000. . Skylark V8 2 dr . . Hard Top. Like new cream finish. Auto. trans. Power steer- Clean, Pre-Owned 1963 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DOOR ..... $795 . $1,395 PHONE 992-2143 - HOBSTETJER REALTY m Inurn siding, hardwood floors, birch kitchen., carport, $995 6S Buick PONTIAC 116 Years of Continuous Business V8 en@.in~~~~ ~uto~~:tr~na., ,tood W•W tires, rodio, beau• tiful whjte ·fln\f.'h with re·d interior.• RODNEY DOWIIING Roo!- 11rC1br llllll-ntl lllddl-'o ado' 5-ll.tf - - - - - - - - - - - -.- NEW TWO BEDROOM home, alu-- BLAETTNAR'S YEAR·END SALE NOW IN EFFECT! 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR STA. WAGON $1295 Real Estate For S.le LeSabre Custom 4 dr. Sedan. Factory air · conditioned. One careful owner. PS, PB & AT. Extra clean. New Buick trade-in. 67 Buick cle. Thank You Folks" Req•lr•• car, exchange of referenco~o, $18 to $2990 caah, ..cured l.y lnvontorr and equipment. , C. C, BRADFORD AUCTIONEER Complete Sorvice Phone 949.M21 Racine, Ohio Crltt BradConl AUTOMOB~E ~~• · bMa . ll-17-6tc Part or f111ll tiiM' position• no~ in ffllt arH. Write for porronal Interview, giving phone -------------- 8-i0-12t< 59 HARLEY Davidson motorCy- ------:-"""!______ _ ----:----=-----:-.- .- $2,395 Dyn. 88 4 dr. Hard Top. Sparkling red finish with all vinyl upholstery. PS, PB & AT . Real' clean car. .ll $2:$95 67 Pontiac SEE NEIGLER Bllldlng lqlpll' 8-14-ltc for bollcilnl )'QII' bome. cOil Qjy Nelglor, Raclno, 0. SHOOTING MATCH, Racine Gun COCKEml, poodles, PUll, wires, Club, August 17, at 1 p.m. FOR BENT - Modern furalihetl weaties.. Ireland Road Kemels,' IIIU1IIlenl. a large r01111o and 8-14.3tc both. All utllitleo fol"nlobocL · Couii\Y ll<od 59, one mile east of Coolville. 11-12-Btc see at 256 So. Fourth Ave., Notice, MiddloporL ll-13-12tp ROOF PAI!mNG by hour orcor>o Auto SaltS tracL No job loo small or 1oo FOUR ~;h;.-·~ 1959 IMP ALA, $200. Phone 992large. Phone 992-7G02 or 992m • • t. downota~ro, Racine. . 3457. · 11-15-3tc 21106. !'bone Albert HW, 949-226L 11-16-<iic ll-17-6tc ---------------------1968 VOLKSWAGEN, phone992VACANCY for two olderi7 pec>o • --~----------5143_ 11-l~tc pia. Preler prl,.ie paid ...- Fli!!NISIIED and - - ----- ~ -------tlonta. Pbano Maoon, 773-518$. lpartillento. CIOH II> ocbOOL · 1968 FOUR DOOR Flat - n , 10-&fc -~~~~':._ __1~!8~c Ieos than 20,000 mUeo, call - - - - - - - - - - - - - FOUR ROOM furnlobed~ . 949-3025ll-12-5tc Wanted m..., - · oclulta aDd refer- -..,.-----~-----._., llfh lllilbtrr7 A... 1888 CAMERO 396-375 HP, ..._ 112-119&. 74tk f speed, iiWIY extras, iillst 7 ltQU'.1. ,t;. MAft.IAu.-:;K, man w woman. w1llpw 50 )lOr cent.aeU, prlc:ed reasonable, 1011 ' . . than 6,000 mlles, ,phone 992mlnlon, ABC Cloonan, !Ia- · 6247, . 8-14-3111 - , W, Yo. · 7-27-tf< FVIINI5HED throo I'OCIIi aport. --~.,...---------1963 OLDSMOBILE coovertlble. ed, 507 Mill St., lllddl~ PER, new top1 $395. can New Haven Pia. 99z.m2. e-u.cr. 882-4355. Tbls c:o1umn Ia dedicated to 11-17-&p family Uving, ao If you're haYIDe kid trooble · or Just plain SACRiflCE, must sell, 1966 &>trouble, lot llelen bolp YOU, FVBNIIIHED . . . allldoDI:J . . . zuke motorcycle, 1,100 mlles. llle will al ao welcome )'QII' own Mid&part. 112-3174. Like new. Electric starter. amualng ~lanc:eo, Addreu . U-tf<: Pho110 99:&..1994. 11-17-llp Holen In care of this Mrto: CIIOICE BUILDING lots In Middleport. Phone 992.3284. 8-12-Gtc .,, -------------- Dear HelM: I am a 13~ear.<>Id boy and the girls like me. I guess Whale.r 992-3054. ROOM- always neater than hers. Once she oald she couldn't stm1 to see my date and I got along so taetlld, '!Hey -------------- bra. (!lle'a always Inviting self to ovemlgh!, and was one of those Umea.) My boy triend was IJOI1a shocked, but tte sure cild LOOK! !lle thinks my boy friends ing baoement, pa fUrnace. Call · _________ tflrougtl our living room to use the telephone In only panties and My folka say she Is joaloos of me and will cause trouble. be abe just doean't know any better. as her ,parents don't tell her JDJeh and Bbe does as &he pleases. Sbeuld I be frank and loae a friend, llll1bo, or keep on '-----...... ------READY - MIX c:oncrete dollvw: p_s_, R&H,. -------------- '"' ------------- cut dresses and bending over, THIVENER SPECIALS I 65 CHEV~ SS BLAETTNAI'S rood. To CONiitriONING ~ tlon Hl'Vieo. Jadl's RofrlaeJatloo, New Ha-. l'bc!l>o .,_ 2079. 4-e.tr. Alii -------------- -------------- PUNCH ll-10-12tc· ..... ·- -- -------- -- $2,995 64 Oldsmobile Electra Custom 4 dr. Hard ro·p. Factory air conditioned. New Buick trade in. Edra sharp. PS, PB & AT. We can gladly refer you to this satisfied owner. -. .. '' Ave., FOR SALE by ..,..,., Pandlae a.28.UL to anLake, completely aiDckocL AI- BOOM- Phone 992.1739. 8-14-3tc DOWice the eompletion o1 reso anack bar with modem fa... CIGAl!ET'I'E . - . . , madllnea modeling of bor beaui;y aalon. cUitles Oil 107 ocre farm, 'h and oervlee. ABC Elilolpl'ltea, Both Mta• Freeman and her acre tob. t.,ae. Has 3 bedroom SLEEPING ROOM .,.... " I n e Ma...,, w. va. PbOile 773oew operator, llro. comle(Arfarm home COiqllete)f-ern, otoro, ~ 99U293- 7-kf< 5541. 1.$-Uc not!) Baily, Irish to welcome carpeted, waaloer, dr)'or, A DeW customer• to the salon. good business imeatmett. NEWLY DECOHATED fllrntaned .. HARI!ISDN'S TV AND ANI'ENNA Aloo, Mloa Freeman has adiL Muot oell due iD death of lmapartment. can be aeen at New.. SERVICE_ Phone 9112.:522. ed a oomplete line of "Koacot land, Price $21,500. Call 256ell'a Sunoco, Chester. Phone 6-10-Uc Koametlco" to her aalon. !lle 6273, Golllpolla. 885-3350. . hao pnP!~ #11' .bc1Jh ...... and .. _. -. 11-15-6~ r • women to uae. Please reel free - - - - - -.--:::-----FOB HDIE, new trencher water "' give them a call at 992-7202 Wanted To BUJ line, <esspool dralna 4 to ~ FOUR ROOM, both, unfurnished and ihey will be lladtoglvoyou CHINA CABINETS, -llblu, house, 1650 Uncoln Heights, - · !'lUI Aiidenon, Maa Cree clemonotrallon or the old . - . , otc. Wrllo or call w. Va. l'llane 773-$788 afler phone 992-387 4. Kosmetica. Tbe Salon i1 open M.. D. Ylller. Rt. t, PoiDeaQJ, 3:30 or 949-lllll5, Racine. 11-13-ifc "":' from 8 a.m. iD 8 p.m. ~ ttl-a71, l.lll.ut ~11-Ue' 8-14.jltc ,.._!~··!•}d_,~. gl!~ \'P-!'~ anu look CJWitzy, just to keep tho etc. llle e v e D carne pr~mclng Conpletl Flllllt·EIII IIIII Brae S.Wice Beaui;y Salon, 1600 N,ye POmeroy, Qhlo, lriohoa the punch bunch on the rlsht sldo of ihe table! - H. Dear Helen: Thla girl I know is Cine as loog as I don't have a b o y friend, bot when I do, she lakes over. 9te comes barging In every time be drives up, as if he were hers instead d. mine. 9\e sits between us even, and doea everything pllllsible iD attract his atientlon, like wearing low (ooU.) Business Services Ytllift CAR ltEliUi -------------- champagne for the reception In the traditional manner. JUs parents say they won't come to the wedding 11 "li(JlOr'' is in evidence. We say it's bride's choice and those who don't approve can stick to ~cb. FEELING Fury Sports Coupe, 8 cyl., auto. trans., W/W tires. ; I . ~~0!-!.m. F:;: Business Opportunities these rigid people, sorathertban a !am1ly spllt, llow aboot a compromise? serve two lx>wla of punch, one with champagne, the other plaln •.And be 111reyoukeep 39Workenwith L-1--1-- Vinyl interior MIDDLIPOIT, OHIO '----------:-"__ _ Dear Helen: My !lance and I will be married soon b.&t one thing bothers peace? - and 67 Buick ---- ----·- - Dear FPDA: You probably can't unbeJMI $1795 -., 2 Door H.T., 8 cyl., auto. trans., all power, air cand., R&H. W/IIJ tires. __ __________ _ They &l'eQ't pushy. but they sure do like tD 'rgue. What do I say ! to close ~m off?-- NOT REA- DRUNK ALREADY 33 Ireland 34Cooklnl uten1lb 35 SJUU draft 36Peruoo 49W1(4UI MGruinble 53 Cylindrical 54 Cuto, u bread 55Cond1Uon 36Aiiuiob DOWN PILitWJQ "" HUNDREDS Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. · Less than 5,000 easy miles. Por,er steering. Power brakes. HYdramatic_ Showroom clean. ~. 62' 'THUNDERBIRD--- S895 Monza 2 Door H.T., R&H, 4 Sp~ed nans; Rev- CUd for his conaollng ocl ri&llt to 7wr proJect. F. . wordo, the paUbeorers and iD IN POMEROY and eaoy. Free eotlinatOo, Fli. tho Rawllrwa Coats 99UZ8f, Goollaln ~-lib . Home for their efflciem aerCo.. Mlctileport, Ohio. For Rent vices. ....., 1-30-Ue . Help lntetl FuRNISHED houao- In PoimerOJ, Horace McEittlnn,y, Mrs. Allen five rorma and lath. can.-. Ball and family and C. D. Warlngo, 99U262. 11-6.11< SEWING MACHINES, ~ oerIN RUTLAND area, labysl-, 5 nor and family. vlct, all makea. WY 2.:1284. -:--:-_~_ll-17-1tp . daya a weolc duiln& a<lu>ol The Fabric lliop, ~.Au­ months Cor ,.,..... baby, Reply TIWLER LOTS, llob'a Mclbllo thorized 11nt1or 5aloniid 8eJ:J c.urt, -......, IJdoCOIIitale iD 688 W, In care of The vl<e. We llw1Jon, SO!aaora_ Rt. 124, Plions 992416L Notice Daib' Sentlnel, Pomeroy, Ohio. 3-29-Ut 11-11-tk II-lUte RUBBER STAMPS to ordar, 24 hoar Mnlct. For mare lnforaatlon call Dnln or WD- WANTED, larmald. A&lplylnpor- 1676 LINCOLN Holllhta, two bed- SEPTIC lallks cl~ MUiw room house with bath, hardSonitatlon. Slewart, Oblo. Fli. - CUto, Porlland, Ohio. 1011 at 111-llo Bar, Middleport. 'i!OOCI flooro, attic lor ii1Drll80, 1112-3035. ~. 7~ 8-1~ jplyS they have ;lS much right to point of view as I do to mlao. or even rePar social drinkers, bot we WOULD like iD ba\'e 8Donate<l 8 Prevaricated 10 Otherwill Item ·~~millS . ---- blood donors, Dr. Walker, Dr. Markley, Dr. Pickens and all nunea. &tullent runes and nurses aidea, to tbosewho sent us. His folks belong to a church that doesn't believe in smoking or drinking. He doesn't 'isttend, having cllanged iD a church that Is more llbei-al. My parents aren't alcohollca 8-P•k, 18 ColJedion of lbll1lot- OoN. .. 66 CORVAIR ________ $1195 NIGHT ••• OO.L RAIUNGS SERVICE DAY 192-2151 NIGHT 192•73Z( R. tl. RAIUN8S SONS - - •- Mol• , _ . , , iUnesa ard death of our belov- . ed wiCe and stater, Sadie McEihii'I\Y. !lloelal thanka iD all 5Annuol 12Fet.tl 13Property "••nr •••• ' a...o. F,_ ... l.lqUt TN:'ll • ·~ RVITIJr t. Tllo to e"')resa oui' alneere cards, nowen Five Point~~o. Phone 992--5930 69 Pontiac SAVE ~ceDAY .or &..12-6tc CHOICE: BUJLDING lots n e a r AND DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS F• Till Fastest thanks to our many trtenda, neighbors and relative& w h o heljled In ai\Y way during the fended were you to set this col~ umn down. You can't? G e e, thanks! I have always found real 1 Must.elil'le .... 992-:UiH.;, ON .All NEW PONTIACS, BUICKS . AND GMC TRUCKS. SEDICE -GUARNCTEEDPHONE 192·2014 Card of Thanks about Jack and me? B' there is something else you would ratller do, I wouldn't be of- Animal life ss.ss In that ..·¥! plele wlttl attadimem111, paint spray cordwinder .and throw away bags. Full cash pric~ only $31. Terms a~ailable,phorie . . . Allt•••lt Land where all ta ratr, GIOI')'1 wcxderous and unerll- : ELECTHOtUX SW!-:t:Pt-;H NDREDS ·' DPEIT day, GIOI')' post all COiqlreheodlng a I !I'" aJory When the lhadaw1 flee away, When we have !lnlohed llCetlme'a story When ahall bnkll the eodloaa I For Sale SAVE usinessServices. lfaal<, " ~? f~ r . carson, or Mr. Tmlttd ..... today from Mr. Tomorrow. Thanks Jolmny, Thanks Johnny, 'lbanko RATES For Weflt Ad Sonlco .Johmy, I always have a ball when .5 canto P" Word OM ln1artlon I host the ''Tmigbt" show. Mlnllllliln Chorto 7.5c I feel also 1 should take the 12 conto ••• wo•d tlwao '-'DMDC~ _,rtunii;y of this last para- tl ..o ln•ortlon•. graph to apeak to the ladles, . \1 cont• pet Worlbllia con10c\ltlva lest I damap my &mel relation25' por ctttl' Di,.counf on pold od• ship with female lana. Having ond adr. •aid within 10 dayo . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY That Jack surely is smart. I voiced by objection iD feminine $1 .50 lot SO word "'ini111U01. E111 bet we would have come out even added attractions - t\Yelashes1 ..ediriot~et ,.ord 2c. B'LIHO ADS if we had been asked questions wigs. etc., etc., I cortesa I Addltloi'IOI 25c Charta pof Advorabout rny boyttood sweetbeart lied. I like everytJJfn.i: about you IIM-nt . Gladys in Jersey City. I won- I can see and mo8t of what I OFFICE HOURS 8:30 o.rn. to 5:00 p.M. Dolly der llow !lllrley andGiad)'s..,.,ld cannot. 81:10 ••'~~• to 12:00 Noon Scat~.Wday do in a contest with questions • ACROSS alvrD lhal n. Olllo Bt!ll "Cetrllbo~~e t.:ompanr ~ .. rued wltb Thr Public Utllltln 0;>111- or'a "The S...rce~~·)lellloer 110ve L Caro~ ........_. is hlib11' to the )lOIIi of lollill her job for reading It WriD8 ofllce llwrs inspiratloo in great q.~otes. As a matter d. tact, I have writtell one myself which In time I believe will attain its place amont those r1 classical acclaim. ''Don't order a drink for the HE'S DEDICATED TO road because the road is al- : THE PROPOSITION .. , Dear Helen: ready laid out.,. In college you meet"a lot of B.tt bock to taping at NBC, fellows who Clgure sex is the - I'm getting as coatused as you are - I can report to Bob Crlendliel!t thing, and love hal Sarnoll that I oolved the case very Utuo iD do with It, They of the missing paper cllj>s, SOme- have all kiDds I.A. comebacks like one's been stringing them oo UIJGn't be 'Victorian0 U "Be llbttaogers. I found them stashed in erated," "It's the natural thing to do,,. ..Don't be a second class dressing room 64A. citizen - be aa rree as the And flnall,y bod< "' carolyn men, .. etc., etc, .... have you read James Michen~ ....., ... ..... 1.1&11 Notice manticall,y In a scandalous atfair with Omar !llariC. · Another eo-star was Jack Cassidy. 'During the toping Jack got the blaest IIUIIIh when asked whal gift he would like most to receive. Jaclt replied: "A ael of eul!llnko wllh elgl>t by len gloosy phoiol ~ me.1 ' In iaplng o( one show Jack beat me by fitt;y dollars. That's two questions at $25 a question. By coincidence the two quea.. tlons he answered correctly had iD do witn !lllrley Jonea """"..,. pens to be Mrs. Jack Caul~. ' ' Find Everything _Ffom An\Q's To Yo-Yo's WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES ·5 , .•. .O.y B•f•• Publlc•tlan ·.-.. I . • ...!. . �'~ ~~ J 2Q - The Sunday 'I'! mea • Sentinel, • ' ' •'I Betz Announce f . &m<IIY, I . Birth of Son F1r"' GALLIPOUS - Mr. and Mrs. Roben M. Ben Jr. arc anhounc. lng the birth of a son at 10:15 yesterda)' at Hol zer Medical Ce~ ter, First Avenue. The baby lart Falls Cemolery. Pallboar· era were Donald Qulck, Edward weighed 7 pourxls and 2 oun ce• and has been ramcd Nathan Erlc. The Betz are the parents of another son, Rober t M. Betz m, 6. MaterMI grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Bradbury and materna.l great - grandparent s are Mr. and Mrs, Wymond Br adbury. Paternal gra ndmother is Mr s. Sara Retz and paternal great graOOmother is Mrs. C. 0. Betz. no~ Chajlman. Gordon Weat, Crala CottriU and Edward and VanMatre, . AtteOOi~ the services and visiting the home were Rev. and Mrs. Ray Beegle and David I!Qe&le, WUmingtoRj · Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander • Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Alexander and son Galen, Mr. and Mrs. ROjl. Alexander, daughters Jean and Jane, or Blue ·Rock; Mrs. OFnCEfti;j OF THE WOMEN'S Auxiliary were elected Friday when Women's Day was obs.,-ved at the !35th aru1.1al sess ion of lhc Providence Missionary Baptist Association being held at the Naomi Baptist Church in P.xneroy. Front row, left to right, are Zuelelia Smfth, supervisor of guild; Mrs. 1·1orencc Ri chard s, sec retary; Mrs. Mary Pri ce, vice president; Mrs. Dorothy lewis, _pres1dent; Mrs. Edna Lewi s,presidentoftheOhioBaptist Women's Auxiliaryi back row, Mn. Mary Baumgardner, assistanlDianist; Mrs. Mary louElHs,presidentof Ironton Sub-District; Mr& Margaret Bowles, assistant secretary; Mr s. Eleanor Keels, president or Gailia Sub-District; Miss Bonnie Ford, assi stant secretary of Providence; Mrs. Bernice Bordon, st.f)ervisor or O.Udren's bands and president of the Ohio Olildren' s Band; Mrs. Frances Harris, president or Piketon SubDistrict, ai'KI Mr s. Ltila Hampton; secretary of the Providence Association. BILL MULLINS TULSA (UPn - The petroleum industry - though it probably wontt have to contend with an electric car - faces the possibility that efficient cars will be developed tn the next decade that run on something besides gasoline. Several industries are experJmenting with such methods of powering cars as liquified nat ~ uraJ gas and steam. The government's main exper. iment i.iwolves a contract awdrd. ed to the Thermo Electron Corp. o! Waltham, Mass., by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. General Motors also is trying out ditrerent kinds ot engines, including two steam engines. But GM emphasized both en- Mary - ~illman and .lira. Burdella Henerl', or Mc'CoMehvllle, MrL HaZel Alexao::let, Mr. ard Mrs. Marlon Phillips, Adlmsvllle; Mrs. Ma~ die ')lesser, Georgetown; Mr. DOllldd Quick, Ga~; Mr. ai'KI Me~ Has 848,805 In DisbliJ'Ilements POMEROY- Ohlo'slocalguv. ernments have shared in the distribution o! the largest lntaoglble tax collecUon in history with the dlsb.lrsem&~t or more than 1154.8 mlllloo, $48,805.08 coming to Meigs Counl;y, Slate AudItor Roger Cloud said last week, The money came from the collection of the two mUI tax on deposits in financial institutions and the five mill tax upon pro.. ductive investments and capital employed by dealers In inteDgl. bles which ' produced $52,991,. 573.57 and $1,866,011.6ll, respectively. Revolutionary Type Cars By 1980 Appear Assured. Best catch of the season I . 'sYRACUSE - Mony relatives anot lrlendl &\llnojod limon! oervices lor the late James S. Quick Saturday, July 26, at tile United Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Linson 1:1,' stebblna orflclathw. Burial was In the Lo- By .. . . .Many Attend Funerid.Sefv~:'f/ ,;:," . The name tuxedo is said to have originated with a c oun-. try club in Tuxedo Park, N.Y.. where this type of din· ner jacket was first worn . . gines are experimental, do not of 93 parts per million. A concontain any breakthroughs in ventional gasoline powered car steam technology and are not released them at the rate or suitable for mass production. 240 parts per million. LNG Clln be used Cor specialEven if no firm Wilds an efficient steam engine, another ty vehicles and Ule American segment or the petroleum indus. Ge.s Association is planning an try may be challenging the con- attempt to break the world land ventional gasoline engine. speed record In September. SHOULDER DISLOCATED The experln)entlng with cara The Blue Flame, powered by a GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Paul E. powered by liquified natural gas rocket engine burning LNG and (Betty) Rees, 27, Rt. I Patriot, (LNG) has gone far enough that developing a Ulrust of 13,000 San Diego Gas and Electric Co. pounds, will be driven at t h e was admitted to Holzer Medihas operated several company ve- Bonrieville salt beds in utah. cal Center, First Ave., at 8:15 p.m. Frida,y, with a dislocated hicles wUh it. But the petroleum industry shoulder. She was InJured while The california firm also con- and the automobile industry somewhat skeptical playing ball at Saunders ball ducted a 50,000 mile test run rellJains about these budding efforts tore- !leld on Rl 218. wit~ a LNG car and reported dramatic reductions in air pol. place the gasoline burning en. lution are possible. gine, After 42,000 miles, the LNG And General Motors- despUe car was releasing unburned hy- its experiments - has expressdrocarbons into the air at a rate ed the belief that clean air q.~al­ ity objectives can best be achiev.ed in tlle rorseeable future through development of the conventional engine and improved pollution control devices. SOCIAL SECURITY PLATES ' '' Mrs. Ecld)>, . . · . ·~ ~ 1. · =~ Dot:,' · IllY . . • · - ~ --:4::-...;._ Quick, 14 Mr. and · . ,·. thl. . ·'1'11cmao Mr. aid Mrs. f1Q)'d. · I ! ~ ~ . . ., . • - ·I ' • '· l t Permanently engraved on lifot;me alum;nuM ) in gold or tilver color with a FREE carry• inv cas•. Be sure to state your name and Social Security .Account Humber and your choiu of red, white, blue or black letter~ ing and either gold or silver plate. Send cash, check or money order, Ohio residents odd 4% Soles Tax. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED \ C. F. I. SALES CO. P. 0. Box 19701 Columbus, ' o. 43219 RE-SEEDING YOUR LAWN 1 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ' ....... . . . . .... .. . ' ' If I I. I . ' ' cec~arrelf. ' oredplou, I. at Pu1 1 A 911'7~ Uoxl ..U heme ..; • I \ e riakllll Uvea rot ubbornud ahould be lliclal ~s, \ tts I l / ' ' ' ' ( . ELBERFELD$ IN lI t ROY LJHAT~ · THE MATTER? I WANl TO A~ 1/0U ABOUT . ~OOI.... IF 1{00'~ LATE FOR ll{E FIRST OA'< OF 5C~OO\.., WIU KIU. '/00? 600D6RIEF, WELL, WAAT IF 'iOU DON'T ~OW WHERE TO 60, ~ 1./DU FORGET~~ NO!WHERE C>IO '(01) GET \..UNCH OR 6ET l.05T IN IHE AAWJlA'r'? W~At IF I{OU CAN'T REMEM6ER THAT IDEA? 'lOUR LOCKE~ COMSINA'TION? I. ! \ ' (.JJ.IAT IF I CAN'T REMEMf!ER M'i LOCKER COMB INAil ON'! .... Ileldl ad Spices lng Tim.• • Espna• I Val Mar. ~Miss (D.. l Stona, ... 'JY Bally'& ' \ n of Pom1 Mr. Bai- \I !,, ' '. < ' ' ·. ' presented !Ms. Ollw :1m Glaze, ' OH, HIQ(IfHAf WAS /HOU6HffU~ Of YOiJ · BankAmericarCJ® , IS better than ever. ::oleen Obcky Nea~e dance lines Plan lval BankAmericard has grown into the lqrgest credit card plan in the. nation. And, i _ t is still growing here and abroad. It's truly the all-purpose credit card. You'll find your BankAmericard can be used al[\l·ost ever-ywhere for almost anything. I .. , \ 10-5 PM Daily-1-6 PM Sunday .. g arraace- ·. I Featl'lal. : u oald u. . ""'>Cie4"'"""'....be . ..w """' : . . . rllll ·- .' , I I \ '\ I ' I . I' SECOND AVENUE· ,.· ·t' . ' ' . ••k, AJIMas. ~ ~ .. ' . . at , school lD 'I Agat ••k of lilt AtiiHs Nttl~al . d Athllllie tonta!lt to Smeltzer Garden Center RT. 35 ' • • 49· 1-'r '$2 Open JM, 0 1ed To The Greater ' '' ' . ------------~-------. -------1-~~ -----------:;; 1530 EASTERN AVENUE • I ~ ___ rn~ilff~~ H~::A.RI~:~:~ts I• ! ~ i ' . -----------~-l--~'~!~-~~---- -----~:~L~~: • Grass Seed • Tools Fertilizers • HO>! • Sprinklers ' :~. j CENT$ 0 NEW SHIPMENT OF 500 TO CHOOSE FROM II . • ' Mr. and Mrs. Griff F. Durbin of 2227 Jackson Avenue, pt. Pleasant, celebrated their 50th golden wedding anniversary July 15, at an open house. Mr. and Mrs. Duri>ln, lifelong residents of Pl. Pleasant, have raised seven children, three daughters, Mrs. James M. Bragg, Sr., Mrs. Scott Sallldean and Mrs. Helena Gregory, and four sons, Griff, Jt., Robert, Thomas and James. They have 22 grandchildren and loor great. grandchildren. Griff Durllin is a retired rail. road employee and wa& sheriff of Masoo Councy 1960 to 1964. The table was decorated for the occasion with a rour.ttered cake topped with tlle 50 year FOR FALL COLOR ISn~~~.' . ' I Anniversary Observed at Open House Mums the Word! ! . ~ emblem a.ndgoldenweddingbells, The Durbins received many lovely gifts from the family and friends who were received throughout the da.Y- They also received ,telep\one calls from the children and graDdchUdren who could not be present. OR MONEY REFUNDED )· \ · tmtJ i· ' , • \ • ., \ I PT, PLEASANT - ONLY $1.50 · • ., Elberfeltts in ping center- Furnislii~s and ~ring apparel · tor , .. Ws back-t~school time ' m:qthers outfit their sel'lOOl-bound youngsJer·s ·bere where the selections are best. Here'·s whete to find tll.e swingH1g .looks of mul.. tiple separates for girls in tl}e Ready.,fci Wear department on the 2nd tloor 'that you'll want for; school' and casual wear. . Prices right for yo'u r budget. EvetythillB''$ new this year for· the ·eoys iri' the men's •and boy's wear depa~tment - Sweaters, • jackets, slacks, shirts and socks~ Start •the school year in style. And if you sew: you can build a great fashion image for the girls and' for yourself. Sew up ·styles · ·from. our marvelous coliectiotl of new . fall , fabrics in prints, solids and plaids. See .: them all in the Drapery Department on' the ·~ 2nd floor. ,, I I' \' :p. -"' . !" &Jill !Jr. : ' ' . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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