http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d3abf243ebb8d525dc88ea437a92ce48.pdf cadaf4c096d7ee821ac3fd41f29023ab PDF Text Text ' ' ~ . '; . ' 'f'"'~'i"" .... ~ •...;., _.· 1Z-111o JlailJ Sonlila1, PODIOJ'III'·~opo<l, 0,, Friday, ~~:II, lMt ~' .~-, PTA NEYIA&'ll;:~ ~ c:, Prl. .tatoFirotClaoallom1L.stUU, 19,...,"' Mr. and Mro.Dtmle H. Slut& Jr., "'" rocently to tho lot Lo(liotleal ComIIUII1d In VIetnam as a cook. His wUe, Sberyl, lives ln Ma100. •••lined . .. TOHIGHT lltRU TUESDAY AUG. 22-26 uCHA.RL Y" (Tochnicolor) Cliff Robertson Claire Bloom FU.TURETTE: F uolin' Around COLORCAR>TOOHS: Cot' 5 Meow The House that Jaclc Built SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ~~· .. '*' ' ' ' "" .....:1~"~ , ·' •· ~ '' -~- . .•• • ;~~!'·!.'· .·.. ·ed n)f ·-~-,~~~ . '; ,1\~W. Reid Ylllllic. 11111'.Mra. Olarlta BloltD. . lilif•:IIH..Gtorp Hart. · FCiitlb indo, Uro. Roger Q>. Jles!olr, Emii'iiilil Pnolw, wu. M, 1111'1. Nat CUponter, Mra. 11om. Pooler, Jr.., ·. ~ So,. )(faro, and loin. Rldllrd IICllt, Bruce .,..., and Rlo:hard Rawltl!p; 01tb II'Odo, Mrl. lfeD.. Blrlon; ~Ill, Mro. Dolmor ry 8mler,~Mr•. Wood!:ow Mora, ar- ',. What could they steal in YOUR house? By burglary- or fire- you could very quickly lose jewelry, family keepsakes, and your most important papers such as the deed to your home, birth and mar· riage certificates, wills, armed services records, insurance policies, your household inventory. Why risk the loss and dis· tress for so few dollars ... Rent a safe deposit box here right nowl EROY .. - NATIONAL BANK RUTL4ND Senin1 Mei1s County lor A. FULl SI:.RVIC F Member Federal Reserve System [lA. NI< over 97 years Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000.00 ed trel8111'8r, and Chxty Reecb', aeribe. 11lo 1,111r01a ore: 11lo Dodo Birds - J1110 SloIMIDt leader; Rbmda HudSOil, u~ slllant loader, Cllh.Y Blaottnar, Jllllne Drenner, Patey Holton, Brenessa ~ aod Angie Sill11011. 11te Plonol - JU<Iy Pugh, loader. Uaa 11aomas, assistant. K1m Kraoutor, Katrina Batey, Cindy Reedy, Pliga Smith, and Melanie-or. 11te - · - Kim Tol· lor, leader, Tina Duffy, aaslstlllt looder, Kelcy Cleland, Cry atal Glaze, Kim Jooes, Terri Rus.. Mr. and Mro. Da.td Harman and children Gf Erie, Pa. will IOU, and JuUe Gheen. 11te HoDeyauddeo - Debbie arrive Tuesday for a visit wltb Bailey, looder, &loan Wrl&llt,aa. Mr. and Mro. 11tom11 Kelly, .-u and Tolllll\)'. They will ll&tant, Jadde Caraey, V I c k y aloo visit Mr. llld Mrs. VIncent Hofllnall, Cindy McKimy, and Dabe and Mrs. J. K. Smith. Torooa Tollor. Gueots of Mro. J. K. Smith next week wiD be Mr. and Mre. Charles Bing and clluglttef, Jully BmTH ANNOUNCED Gf Cleveland. Mr. and M r s. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Mlrk Tamehlll, Bing w!U come Tueod!!J, He will 70 N. Second st., Middleport, ore return to Cleveland Wedneocla¥ IIIIIOUIIclng birth ol an 8 lb • ...,, and bls daugbler, Judy, w!Ucome Brill! Seoll, Thuroday IIIOl'lllng Frld!!J for a wookoDd vlsll atHoiJerMafieaiCenler.Grlllll. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Jack Whittle, Jll1'enll are Jts. Pl!yllls TameWorlhlntllm, aal Mr. and Mra. blll, I'Orlland, 'Or...,; Cheater Chelller Buckley of Rcoclev!Ue L, Tamellill, Mlddlopll't, and Mr, ..... SUnday guest& of their and Mrs. Paul E. Tollor, Rl I parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles Middleport, IIIII groa4!r...-.... Neuman. The birthdays ol Mrs. onto sre Mr. and Mrs. John Mit: Whittle and Mr, Buckl~ were clloU, Rutland, and Mrs. Edith observed. Tamehlll, IAbeooo, Oregon, Mrs. Alma Young ol Pomeroy bas returned from visiting AT ASIAN AIR BASE In Cheater, W, Va. wltll her PORTLANDU.S. Air Force ...,,, Roger and Allred, and ln Eaat Liverpool wltll her grlllll- Sor&eonl Robert v. Durst, .... of Mr, llld Mrs. Robert R. Durol, daugbler, Mlrlene Young. Mrs. Marie Hawkins, Middle- Rt. 1, Ia on ducy at Koral Royal port, and Mro. Elole Roush, Pom- 'Ibal. AFB, ThaUand. He isatele. eroy, were ln Columbua tbls phoue equipment repairman, IIIII week, They attended UMameU a graolullo of Soulhorn H I g h by lho Kenley Pl!!Jora at Voter. &:boo!. His wUe, Oteryl, Ia tile daugbtor Gf Mr. and Mro. Mel1118 Memorial Auditorium. viD - . Loculi St., Pomeroy. bells are ringing .... it's ' tveniJII II 1bo !J!;~~= Mra.lloraldSauer. II IIIII ...Uo wlllt·'ti;~ Reau1ar moetllw to.ro aao forms. 'for ,. ln~ ora T•· Leprosy Hospital Bandages Rolled All Residents Serviced by Lines Will Pay BladiiN for lilt . _ · - · hDQital I D - - . . ralloci6JrlifrL 11o11 AUen ~ iDI a ml¢''11 ~ 1be EYn11'1ne 1D 01*11 tH ..,..tfna IIIII )( r I. lllalkary Boc1o1;r Gf lilt Pomo- -.a noel ''Smdlr _ , . , rQI' Clliitdl Gf Clorlll ~ Eo:........ lira. ·~ J,ellbeil, nlaiJt. . ' Mrl. CObrad (lbll-, aaoJ MrL MrL El- llowra bId Ilomor JlaR>ol IWYod chirp Gf 111o -~~~ wltll lilt Olllora UIIIIIIW -lbt mil.._,. llluolr for 1bo ...... .. ~ - - Mrl. Har1111 lltllq llllltled ''MJ lmp'ea. old Smltb, Mrt. A. L. l'lltl.PI, Gf -Ill." Sootral_,_ lira. LGula Daborllo, Mro. Cltrben ]llrllelpoted. Ctrde are to enco . All!lmr•, IIIII Mro. CI.Jde ·IN! - .to lbt -~ Gf the AndrOWI. SUNDAY BODO FAMILY reunloo, Sol> day, new Rod:e 33 rest area. on right goUw to'lrard11 Athellli booket dinner. Bring table serv- Approximptely 100% of Monthly Water Bill I 'il Open Tonight, , Friday 9:00 Shop Satufday 9:30a.m. To 9:00 p.m. Ice. _ _,-:_::-- NOw is a pd ti11e to s11oJ far school - school supplies of all kinds, boys MONDAY BETHEL 62, lntornatlooal Or. · der of Jol>o Dau.!blero, 6 p.m. MliiJdoy at the l'llmero¥ Mum. ic Temple, pracUee session for ln!Uatory work. TlJESDAY OHIO ETA ffil Chaplor, Beta Sisma Pili Sororley, get acquaint.. ed party, 6:30 'l'lleod!!J 111g11t at tile home · Gf Mra. Rill Lawla, 3, Pomeroy; box soda! will be hold. RACINE AMERICAN Le(lion Lodlea Auxiliary picmc, 6 p.m. 011!11 llllS(..,__-..ruw lllda for tho- IIAIIsor lladlcal Cor> jM, 1e be clllllflnii:led at tho )lmc:tl!m Gf Ria. 3511111 16ll are, sesled , 'Jl to r), Don WUIODo Olorloa .. Jollll W, llafrorll<, Holzer ;Mmlnlatrator, IIIII Jomeo :r.c:11u7; aal atanllac:- Watson, <Or. Dooa1d M. 11taler, Harland T. -UIIJalaM. Rewlll.11to and &iris wearln1 apparel In sh;rp new styles alii colors far fall i969. Shop all OYer the store in evary department far bl& sai!WS on many speclalltiiiS. 011 Custom Made Dnpery Sale in the drapery depftn.t an the Second Floar. Capable and CDII'teaus salesplaple will help you in every dlpartni.t, S.ve All 01 Your S.lesllps Fr•···· cue of rain. Membera lU'pd to attend. Collecdon ol dues to be taken. WEDNESJAY GET-ACQUAINTED mooting at O.eoter Grade Scbooi for first gradora, Wodne sday, 1 p.m. Re- dol- Elberfelds In Pomeroy ri~~e~mm~enta~.~==~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • • .,. - - ;. ' · IIAN ACRO&'I - ~ Upton, A11t. - - Gf the Inluatrlal Construction CO., ~ llu TaWDey oo tho Ohio oklo of tho brldae at Hellleri!Of>Kan. •I'!P afta+ became tho flrBIIICIIHIDI'lo1t wwalk from Wool Vlrtllnla to Ohio on1bo struc· ' b!ro. 1u been ro_.ble for "P"''P'••• pictures" of the construdlon since Ita begln· Dbvln mkl-11168. .._110)' JtWide dliotry. DRiiE-IH "THE FOX" COlOR MPI'S IVY LEAGUE St...,_s;.. 29 to 44 Yul Brvnner "TRIPLE CROSS" Arrew-Shaploy ' beet-eeiiM& now at the.year's lowest prtcea. · ae1ec11on of modela, colora, opllona atiU. av811able. But hurry! ' SATUROAY AUGUST 23 ••r-l'udtan "COUMTDOWN" SWEATERS JaNt Caan Joanna Moor• Rober! Ouvoll Jeclcoy ...... .. S.IIIIOnll-.t.,...., LUGGAGE BAHR CLOTHIERS Middleport, Ohio Giv Calillnt-Janhon Pontlloton Drnses- Cer Coats- Droll Coats Slacks- All Weatt- Coats Blouses by - Hosiery by Mojucl Shapley and faicination MANY OTHER FINE ITEMS OF CLOtHINt; TO CHOOSE FROM ROOM" COLOR '' Younv Carol, Lynloy SUMDAY,MOMDAY ANDTUESOAY AUGUST :U-25-26 "THE GREEH BERETS" John Wayne .' David Jonuon COLOR · -PLUS- · Yul Brynnor 01 tho "OOUBLE MAM" COLOR 11te boslc law covering this p - e Ia OnL 913.02, which u;ya: II lball be lllo clut¥ Gf every ....,..., teolilt, lea- or oeelfi>OIIl·Gf 1111' olnglt.tamll.f rellklence, two.lamilJ relldeoce, nat. IPU'L mont, _., ..-., notauranl, eating ploco, nw, !'alii $Dart, Wllbur~-.Cbar- "THE SHUTTERED Skim end Sw••~rs Monon pointed out. mlttee cllalrmen at 5 p.m. prior to tho -~~ '""""" .,.ollng at Cburdl. on- ....., ProotdeDI Bocon, JobD War. -PLUS- ; :1:· relrlpr••· 11to $2 per month reoldeollal charge for prbap lndudos lbt pdt.up Gf two 20 pl. ion .......... plvanlzocl prbap CillO per - · 11te uae Gf 55 gallm uncovered metal barrolo Is uolawiW duo tD tho wel&lll ln handliq, anll also nuJting ol the baUoml whicll permit& - · to fled and mulllpl)', Gov. Barney Enthusiastic I • COLOR SOCKS by m,ooo GALLIPOLIS - AiJparent mlsunlerotllld... cmcel'IIIDI the ,.extra banUOI't charge llllicllwulmplemeatad •• a result Gf llltro• ostai>U-1 Gf tho oanltary landfill ..... dumpo ..... darlllod Saturd!!Jbr Cley 'lljmqor llorpn. · 11to "tfFl haollnit" char&• •• plaeecl Cll ali traall..bolrdo, brlckl, bruob or oolld not eaiiilderod as prbap, lor ...,. ~ old TV ieil, mattroos. 10, old IIIII moot thliitl• '"'"lhrowa aut of the at clllllilll time. Grass lrlmmlnP ltavel art not -dered Ill lllo extra ~ char&e. D.- COLO.R JACKETS Purilon '• ClaudinoA- SHIRTS · Arrow TheY are gOing fasl-theee Galaxie, -PLUS- COmmie-. 461 .......... ___ . _ aun. tlqlallzlngthem ln the &Igor Run and N~lors Run area• on 1he basis that the sewage ol those two areas w!U be treated by the now sewage disposal B.)' stem now under COII&tnlction. However, lhe rate& are DOW ...,atizocl, reprdloso o1 - tber sewage is treated. Oflletals poiDt out lbol ev-.Dy lines w carry to the ploDt for treatment will have to be extended to the Kerr's RIDl and loiiXIkey Run area1, and II also Ia polntedout, those two aecton will receive aardtary aewers. Therefore, the rates were ~zed. CoancUmau Leo1le FuiU ln a dloeu~sloo Gf lilt new leglalatloD whicll equallzeo rates, pari Gf rooldenll of MoD<ey Run IIIII Kerr's R101- will now beblllndooan equal basi& wltll other parts of the town. However, aU eGUDCilrnen preseut agreed that they wlll''stlck tor this ordinaneet'' ap.. s-rently regardlesa rl. any controversy which may be forthcoming. Following the original billing on sewage ctw"gea in late Jul,y, council challlbera were crowded with some 100 residents who asked that some relief be given. These were real- !{ lljlolered Water Conlwnpllon Per (Gali<ln~ ' ,. ·. .. boardlq: bouse, store, aehool, church or dents ol tbe &~gar Run and Naylora RlDl seetors. PeUdoos were presented frolnover300 resldents ol those areas asking that the rate• of water used each month - will not exceed $100. FoUowtng ia a table showlng the new sewrate based m tbe BmOlD'I.t of water coa- age sumed. The new mlnlmum charge is $3 a month...._... to the mlnlmwnaf$5uledln tile Dr at bllllng. Albert Martin, bled Gf lilt waler department lllld that lho miDimun cbar&e of!ects moro1han- of llltwaler ..... <I the COIII11lUIIlV - ....,.,_. over 400. otbero will 1111¥ IIO<OI'diDi w a risIng oeale G f - 50 ~for etch 500 pl. 5,001 to 5,500. • . . . . . . . . • . . . • S,SOl to 6,000 . • ..••••••••• , 7.00 7.10 anr tweav. ll'ttolfeaslve. All ........ shaD be drained free Gf water before II Ia plscod ID tho C111 or rtCOIIIada. No por1011 sball bury prbap w1tb1a the ...,...to llmlll Gf lho dv. Nopor1C111111allbunlprbapwlallnlllocorponte Umltaaf lllo eley, No par-· lll1al1 18' depoi!IIIIJ pr. bop, or allow :.1bo ..,.lobo~ or 4tpoolt.d, . _ 101 public,.. prlvole ~wltbfa the !D'ponle IIJnlll Gf lbt clQ>, No poram llllsl1 pamdl ·nil, mlot, io: lea lllmaaa, Georp J!olllharlandChoiTama. hill. ' 11re club OCIIIIUc\8d 111 lllllal 1nud llldrl - • at lho IIIIOIIDg, ln whicll GIIV, Barp. tU ]111'11. . . . bJ -.lilg I -1111¥ notJ~ •"'..... HO...oi, for !do opaecll,.., ~ 1111 "Ditballull• Jackel," • lhiiiii ... _. - · to It briiHf!IIIIJ oio- brolml and n~~oRo. ........._ . . . . . No poraai, .oq~qrMo Rotarian Jack llab100 waa Jullllod wlilllor or por- - l , r llctelld bJ u. c1Q> of tha club 'laull ab1rt . . .it';Jiu bad~ ........... IIWII eollo<t ....... wlllilaille..,.. tbo ~· • Porate~cifllloC\f.J,(on: 1•1). · !Aillfllllil.lilrlf et.- 'CIIII'*,.,n; . Tbo cbarlo (ar · ~· .,.,1IJII. .. tlior ~~ ;J... Am Bt;i~i¥~1~ . truo1t .load ,or ...... IIIli .. -v fil ,, ; u.."' ... ctv :.atK• .....,.. Ill...,, 1umbua. Received Help, in l)uilding Park PIC'IVRES AND REPORT BY BOB HOEFLlCII 11lo TRfD Ciey Sbrlno Clubfor Ill hslpq hand. par. tlc:ularq ID lilt clrec. tloD ~ baa on 11,11........,. aad <(a . , hand. ,_ l'f4idl? oat CJI the park fadl~"' ...... Cood;r SE ' aad 11,11 ...- - ..... aroo. IJio•WII ,_, .., a. ..,.. Tbo-.iti'DI!Id .lloinoclt PD"IIlstf,a ,....I 01.-laad Ill Radat. 111at - - laltlaparltana. '' , . 111~:=,W.,:~• •••:a reo!- ... ·' ' •-118'• They Give, but ip, this Instance ·~,,~ •.AudiV ~~'::~~ ~~ .tt ~-= :-a:t·~:~· -,..,., ""!r~ Broim, IIIII IIIII lid llrL •Plitt• '*" < lot modi - ealllli' lllo ,,.h liull.... Ceil, ,1ihlcti ·!IU ,__ !II 1flo Ra. .... . . ' : ' ttl-lat.' ' i .... ' ·•n.m·-. ,...., ., . PIIOVIlliNG TOE-TAPPING_a_ baDJDa at 11turadal' SbriDO a11a1r ...., t11o Plccador• of eo. a• uo 5.25 5.75 1.50 8.00 8.50 9.00 9.50 10.00 8,501 to 9,000 . . • . • . • . . . . . • • • 10.10 9,001 to 9,500 ..• ' • . . • . • • • • • • 11.00 9,501 tn 10,000 •••.. ' .•••.••. 11.50 10,001 to 11,000 ..•.•.••..•.. !%;SO 11,001 to 1%,000 ....••.••• , •• lUG 12,001 to 13,000 . • . . • . •••.••. lt.SO 13,001 to 14,000 . . . • . • . ' ...•• 15.50 U,OOl to 15,000 •......••••• , 16.50 15,001 to 16,000 ' ' . . ' ..•.•. ' ' 17.50 16,001 to 17,1100 ...••.••.•. ' • 18.50 17,001 to 20,000 ...•.••••...• 20.00 20,001 tn 30,000 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.00 30,001 le 50,000 ' ••••••. ' •.•• 35.00 50,001 tn 100,000 ...••••.•••. ' 50.00 100,001 w 150,000 ••••• ' •••••• S$.00 150,001 tn 200,000 ..• ' • ' .••.•.. 80.00 200,001 tn 350,000 . . •.•.. ' ' ' •• 100.00 vmaae allldals again otrooled - lllo DeW rates are DOt retroactive IDII Galt bllla out lho . _ part of Juq IIIUII bo Jlid (CcJotilud 011 Pap 15) Shrine Club Has, a Picnic by ~ 3.00 3.10 4.00 6,001 to 6,500 ' ' ' ••... ' . . • • • 6,501 to 7,000 . . • . • • • . • . • • • . • 7,001 tn 7,5110 . . . . . ' .. .. • .. .. 7,501 w 8,000 .•. ' .••.•. ' .. ' • 8,001 w 8,500 . ' . . ••.• ' .. ' . • . bo equalized, Frida,)' night-s a.cUm was an answer tolhose oomplalnto and .tUage ollldalslndlcated tbat tiley had cut charges uto the bone." No other roductlons ean possibly be mode, lhoy said, since about $64,000 a :year is needed to pay ct1 the boods m:l operate the sewage treatment plant. Aeoordlng to the reviled figures the new sewage charge• will amount to abrut 100 per eont Gf lbt monthly wsler bill.. However, the big user benallts even more wlth the ldJ!besl chirp - 200,001 W 350,000 gallOIIB IOIIIIJ 1111 TRIP 'AI I W 0. preoolll for tho .'l1nlrodiJ a1a1rt plcale at tho Twlo Cl~ Sbrl.., Park was the P - I e G«· doa llcQd. Here are Mr. IIIII Mro. llo)'OI aa !hey lllioJod dlnDor Ullller the obeller boule at lbeJUk, Rate 2,001 to 2,500 • . . . . • • • • • • • • . . 2,501 to 3,000 .. .. .. . . .. • . .. . 3,001 w 3,500 ' ....... ' .. ' .. . 3,501 tn 4,000 .. ' .. • .. .. • .. .. 4,001 w 4,500' ...... '....... 4,501 to 5,000 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Co. other premlooa - • prbap and rubbllll Is produced, to proeure ml keep, within a bul1dlnc on lho JD'Omlsoo, or within five feet tllenfrom, lllltable watert:lght caa1 or reeeptacleo tbat do not exceed tweall gallOilo ln -eley, ftith oultable boils or handles, eacb having a Ught.littlng ccwer, for rocolvlna IIIII holding, wltbciut eaeapo Gf _.., Ill prbap lhllleCUIDilatea on aucb premlao• between the recultr prbapcolh!e· 11011 _._ &l<h Cllll 01' rocoplabloa lll1al1 be .. pieced tbol tho¥ ... readily aectlolble for removal and OIIIPirlnl Gf lbt ........ by lbt eolltdoro, a n d - tho¥ wUI not bo a public llllaaace or Ill 1111' de- IIDiltliiJ 2,000 gallons or less ..... . , .•• $ aplnot Fred Bomoa Gf 11turllllil ooeldng a judgnoent Gf $395.50. JUdge Calhoun dlsmllsed lho .,._ tltlon on tile de!OIIdaat' a ror on tho premiA lhol com. .... pleas court does not haYt Jurlldldlon of lho matter .._ tho sum did not exaed the ll1llll Gf $500. K~ Fumlture Mart, me., Colwnbuo, filed • replovln petl. lion apinlt George C. MIUer, Gallipolis, lOoking to recover po1110s- of houoohold Items valued at $554.04. Miller aUOIeclly .... lho p1alntUI • dlallol mortpp on tbe items to cover • $68G.ot loan. ,. "--'-~·--- ·- - r · - · •. ---.- -. ---------::-:--·- Kerr's Run and wltll tho remainder Gf tho town. Originally, the chargea were levied hi@ber on tho •mur. ROIIonal Dev~ Jacklon c:ounll' Ia a cootrlbulfDa which worked wltll member ln OVRDC - 11 ...... tho Slate' Dtv~ Depart. ey development district. Don Buckley, exocutlve dlroc:- · ........ devolapmonl Gf. flee to aodll Oak IW1 ln oiJtaln. IOn tor, and Carl Mluntel, ebalrlnolho .,.aDt. man Gf OVRDC; WUllsm E. JOnes, Oak IW1 derk....,...,. Tbe Yillaae, Neuenschwander er, IIIII Charles Brldonan, resald, wiD odd $3011,000 to moot lho total project coal Gf $770,. gional devolopmonl alllcor, wore 1100. 11te EllA ar1111t lndudeo In applylng for IIIII a bonus awanledbeeallae gettlng opproval Gf the granl. Valley Mutual -·Y The new leglalatioo inereaaea charges for 1ms of water •8880 ovar lilt 2,000 pllaD mlnlmuJn. The ~ aewap rate - said tbat anolher controvorey ...,. deve!Alp Extra Hauling Rules are Clarified. Fords Koir Dullea ular, Huakl•· for - · Gf futuro 111- F. P, NllllllacbWIIIdor, otate deVolopmonl - · _ ..... - t i l t - 1 1 and tho Ohio Sandy O...nis rm.-... - EDA Grants Oak Hill $462,000 OAII HILL - 11te vlllage Gf Oak IW1 ln JackS<lll C<lWIQo baa rtcolved app""'al Gf an - lc Dtvolopmonl Admlnlslratl011 11'1111 lor ~.1100 to improYe lied ~ the pre- water pam and dlotrlllutlon B¥81em and Run sectors. GALLIPOLIS- Stale AutolnGbile Insurance Co., Columbus, and 11tomos R. CampbeU, Rt. 2 VInton, filed suit Soturdl,y In Gallla Coon~ Colllll100 Pl. . Court oeeklng a jndamont Gf ~30 qatnll a Kentucky man. Named was Edward Blaekburn, Pbelps, Ky., whoee ear was involved iD a colUiion wltll me driven by Campbell on Dee.. 22, 1967 on the Koont1 • Sailor Rd., .... Rto Grlade. . state Auto Is aeok1na $5~. 30 IIIII ClmP>oll, .100. ' Eupne N...,... Gf Akron m. ' ed a confooaed Jucllment.-day ID eommon ploaa <aurt Gf $57U7 IIIII lmerost olneo April 14, 1969, In favor ol the Cillo VaUey-CO. JUdge Roeo1d c. Calhoun hU dlsmlseod a petition of state Tue&da,y - BY BOB HOEFLICH POMEROY - POmeroy sewage rates one of the oomnnrit)"s most cmtroverslal oubjeclsln ,...., - """'revised Friday nll!hl br l'Omel'll!' Village Cwndl In soecial session. Council voted unanimously in favor ct a nuw ordlnanc:e which cmaiderably reduces sewage c:barps In tho &Igor R.., and NB¥lors Run sections d. the town. The new rate for those areas will now run about 100 per cent Gf the month!)' woler biD, comparod to 167 per cent before lhe reriokin. By the same tciten, the new legislation Increased the sewaaa charges for the Monkey Run and Kerr's Run ooetors of lho town. In lbt flrll bllllng m chlrges mallnd the lotler parey Gf Jucy, reoldenls of tho Monkey Ibm and Kerr's Run sectors were charged Oll04Ifth Gf lho amooart charg. ed water uaera in the 9Jgar Run am Na,ylors JU dgment SOught TOICIIiiiT, AUGUST 22 JO.YJ.. lEVI'S Turner Canltructlon CO., Clncllatl, _.-.n11y had the boot base bid ol $14,340,000. The Hotzer Foundation's Executive Board was expected to go over aU altermtiws before final announcement ot tho 1eta1 eoat of tho new hospital which las been 3'h yearo 1n tho planni,. sll&es. See the new mivals In the housewares 311!1 baby departmlllls. Don't foqet at rest area on new 33. Meeting at baU ln ---,(J'-T----TE..:.N:..C~E;;..N;_T.;::. .~ . Pomeroy Sewage Rates Equalized hy Council Uier, Rlclai.l aal DlaJa aal Qar)fi, u E ..... GemP 0. l!eeoli!J aal well aa t i l t - all<~ .... )!dill;, ...... POrry cmponter, were~ ..IIW lllrllldoiiiaA,...t . . ... -- . GtKp, · Gallipolt. ~w-Mr.UIIMra. llfiiHI&II -·liP-West Vlrllaia state Collap. in zingy new fashion·sk SUNDAY. AUGUST 24. 1969 VOl, IV NO 30 wusot ' THRE. 32 PAGES IN THAILAND LEI'AUT, W. Va. - U, S. Air Force s..a-tt Edwin L. lhwi0011, am Gf Mr. IIIII Mrs. Edwin F, lhwtam, Rl. 2, Ia m dub' at U-~ Airfield, 'lbsl.. laud. A ......... CJI Polut Pleu- f~~I O k tmts tlu Senlee, Wttllollot Cburdl, PAST MATRONS, Eftlllllll• Bsum11111Mro.Ear1n-;Grllld- Mra.JvorF&rror,andMro.Glen parents Nl&lll, Mrt. YllUIIIl Fa. ~- tp'Odo, Mrl.llorllld Chapter, O,E.S. IUIIIIIII picnic, ther'l Nigbt, Dcm.ld Mora; aad )boa, Mr1. B1lb' Windon, Mrs. WDII1 Anlll0111' larm, 0111<1'1 Chrietmu · ""-1111, 11te Rev. lVIII Walker, and Mn. Keanetll Ridge; me« at ._r Porldnll.-, and Mn. MalzeJ Smith. Amlbar1; aevendl II'ade. Mra. PCIIIei'O)', 5:U..p.m. SATURDAY Room motban named for the Jolm Roae, Mrs. Raymond soat.ICE CREAM Soda!, lllslan schOol 1f&l' wort, khldorprleo, r1at11, Mro. Harold NowoU, IIIII Fire Deportmont,Soturd!!J, senMrs. Wllld ~ IIIII Mro. Mrl. Harry Loclwlck, and ollhth George Frederick, Mrs,llariJaa ll'ado, Mro. LoonardErwlll, Mro. log to bqln at 6 p.m.; homomlde Mas11r and Mn. James Snin, Wallace Amberger, Mrs. Delmar ice cream, baked gooda, I 0 f t morning class; Mra. John Gfn.. Blum aDd Mrs. Harold Olborne. · drtnka; cake walka dwiaw the: tiler, Mrs. Dole Smltll, Mro. 1bcioe ~ tocommltteoa evontng. OUTSIDE TEEN DANCE SDMarv1D Reed and Mra. Jamea IDd UJIIb1e 1o aerve are aJked 10 urdey at tho Pomol'll!' temla Rutll, lflemoon dall; flrll ltilfltoOne 985-3947 before Aug. grade, Mro. Pllillp Weri'J', Mn. 28 oo tbat others DillY be named courto from 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 Henry Ei cbinger, Mra. Howard to fUl the committees before the p.m. 11te Jays 11111 emcee. Ill Psrkor, and Mra. Heory Blllr; beslmlng Gf school. case Gf raiD lho donee wUI be held Inside the Pom01'01 JunIor Hl&ll aullltmium. MEIGS Flm>HMEN cheerleoden will hold ·car wash, Sltur· day, 9 LID. w 5 p.m. at Mlddl.. A bicycle hike waa featured at Pat~. Wedneoday's mooting Gf Pollio- · 11te troop baa been roorgan. port Vlllage Hill; proceed• tt go f'or purehaae of new unf.. roy Girl Scout Troop 61. lzoclwltll PslpSmlthbolngoleci- BJeycles were hauled to the Reodov!Ue locks IIIII after 1 tour ol tho fsdiiUos thoro, lho glrla rode to Forked Run Lake tor a oack lunch. 11tey wore SCOOIIIponied on tile ClUilnl! by Mro, Kenneth Taylor, Mra. ArtiurRee~•. M!'s. RB¥ Heaton and Mro. Weather + 'Ilaoughts Sir l'IIUlp Sidney said: "11toy are never alone that are arcomponlocl b r - thougl\t ... Girls En;oy Bicycle Hike I POMEROY ' " • . ···;....:, ll*li>bTrullltll;~ilv~i;,n.t~•.;. ..r~··er.ide Mtt.~~<~rllolter MH. ClanmOi • li'oilf ir. Wi: !! t Willard ToliO< M ra: Pardo HObart N8....ll_;.fif\; a o 1li'or ·t · ' ~ibark; allrd ..... Mn. IIJii'h> .~~n:· . '. Goal, .,n~ f!\.,.1f,o'o, lfra. 11<1r Porker COmmllleeoand-m;..;.,..., for !be fill tum Gf ale aliio. ler Elementary $dlool and Teedlera' AJOodalll>ll *.Vt boon IIUOIIIcod. 11te)' are u followo: Program, Mrs. DeDlii'Ot Sox. IICllt, Mro. Rlo:hard Bartm, Mro. VIrgil WI-_ Mro. Gordon RideIlOill', Mrs. Billy and Gerald Rupe; llospltalley,Mra .. EmerS<lll Pooler and Mrs. WU. liam Pooler, Jr.; Memberahlp, Mrs. HsroldNowoll;Heolth,Mro. John Riebelj Magazine, M r B. Russell ~eer. PUblldcy, Mrs. Chsrleo Goeg. leln; Psrenl and Farnley LUe, Mr. and Mro. Dale Kautz; Psrllamentarlan and Historian, Mrs. Virgil Roush; LegislaUoo. Mrs. Norman McCiln and Mrs. David ~=:::::::~H=ol=to~r;~Founde:;:;r'~o~D~II¥~·m:Mr~•· I ., "r~ . /S~m· t;ri,·:*,~~~s' ::]~-~·m ·:. w- MEIGS THEATRE' . ' �Queen-Dye A'M'ENDS INSTfi'UTE MIDDLEPORT- Yvome Seal· ly' special education tacher Jn the Meigs Local SchOOls, was one of 40 coordinators from achoola In Ohio participating In a three-do> S~>eclal Sludy lnlllltute oo Work.sbld,y Proar~~malor lbe Educable Mentally Retard· ed In Columbu1 Aug. 20-22. Nuptials August 30 C~PENTER - Plans have been completed Cor ' the o p e n dlurch wedding of Mlsa Unda Queen, daughter of Mrs, Helen Queen, loeal, and the lateDenver Queen and Thad Scott Dye, U. S. Navy, son or Mrs. Madge Blackwood, Tallahu..., Fla., and tbe late Alrln Dye. The wedding will be an ovont of SaturdiQI, Aut!uat 30, at 6 p, m. at the Carpenter B apt i 1 t Church In Corpmter. Aroce_ptlon will lollow at the home of"Mr. and Mra. Dale Dye. :: : :! :::. • t • •• •• ' ' •• .•• ..- . • ;..• ·,'• • . ·: Mr. and Mr$. Gerold Wayne Burke Barbara Kay Marshall Wedding Plans Completed viUe POMEROY- Plans have been completed for tlle open church wedding oC Miss Roberta Ann Trussell, daughter oC Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Trussell, Reeds- K, Ridenour , Chester. The wecX!ing will be an event of Saturday, Aug. 30, 7:30 p.m. at the Methodist Church in Chester. The Rev. Freeland Norris will officiate at the double ring ceremony. A half.tJour ot nu¢al music will be provided by Mrs. Horace Karr. A reception wiU be held in the church social room immediately following the cere- Tl~IES.SE'ITI 'lEI. r ublioli«! ~.., ,·y ~rolo l t.) •h• •Jhi<> 1' • 11~) PL.tlllohl"!! l '" (;.U.Lli'OLJS DAJU T IUB l 'M O 82:1 Hird A •• .. Callipol i•, Ia, HG:IJ. f'W. Ji• t.ed ~.. rJ weehdl ) ~··en i lllj eu~ pl 'iatur~" , St<<nl ClUI POIIAI!e f'old 01 Co lllpoll,, o ltli ~, I."' ""'· 110 Mechank Sin'"' · Pomer<>y, OM ~, 45159. l'ubli ohcll ~'"Q ""~l ~••ning n•·ept Sllm-dll ~. fn lbrod as .ero<>:! elf.•• m&ih f'> mot..,, at Pamero), Ohi u, Offi ce. mon,y. I'"'' Tl:: ~MS r. f SlllMI UP TLDI\ r le r dally IIIII 'S1111d11, t $<> p.r By cu WAI L Sl'll'>(:R II'l1UI1~ , .,..,_ IIA I J:S T he Gtollii>'Jii o Tri bu~ In O!tlu • rd We>l '"""' IDOIIIhf. ·~· ....... ••· "·~h• ,... )'U _,, r SJJ ; ll>mCIIII one y•r ~ 2 i oh ' ~ i tl ~• where , Tilt O.tl)" !ienli ... l. ,.,.,.,th, $0!.!.>; n.. To Ass's, t w•h p • . 1t . r.01ec ts • '17; tlln,~ mliiwoo $4 .~ . ' and Mr . John B. Ride ~ _ .,,,..~ monrl\ o $1 . tini•ed l' re., • •~ m>M i ,.J to • • c~.... u,. """ t••ty enu ued '" rnr pub!in•t"" "' .., no • • di""'l d"'' credi ted tn t ill• ,. ,.. _, olld aloo t11e 11><&1 ,.,., ~~i• htod n.rein. POMEROY - Assistance mtt. projects of the Junior Chamber of Conunerce was planned wl1ttl•tlle Meigs COW1ty Jaycee Wives met ~~==::::::::::~· recently at thehomeo!Mrs.Gene r Riggs near Chester. Mrs. Roger Young presided at the meeting. The group decided to assist with a rummage sale 8IKl to serve refreshments at .- W•"r• F. T, 0. Vou !(now • •• , • • the goiC tournament at the Chester !UU Goll Club this weekend. Next meeting or the group will be lleld at the home or Mrs. Mike Zirkle, Middleport, on Sept. 8. Mrs. Riggs served refreshments to Mrs. Young, Mrs. Earl Jngles, Mrs. James Mees and Mrs. Bill ·•, DUDLEY'S FLORIST S.rvln11: Golllpolla, Pomoroy, Mlddlepofi, o. & Mason Co., W. Vo. '""'1777 or 992•5560 McDaniel. ~P. -~~m:c-4, Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan or Middleport are annOWlcing the marriage of their daughter, Dottie, of Mr. MiJUNE BRIDE - chael Davis, son of Mrs. Freda Davis of Pomeroy. The COt4Jle were married in Kentucky in JWle. Their at. tendants were Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Russell o! Elizabethtown, Ky., brother-in-law and sister of the bride. Also attending tlle weddif'€ were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morgan of Elizabethtown. Mr. Davis, who will be a senior at Meigs High School this ran, is employed at Kappel's Soldo Service in Pumeroy. Bridal Shower Honors -· ~ · ·. ,..... ., Miss Debbie Gruesser . i.L WEDDING PLANNED - Mrs, Frances llowetooo oll'mleroy is announcing the engagement and apprca~ maniage of her daughter, J(I8Jl Elizabeth, to Mr. John Al.tnd Anderaon, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Morris, Lincoln Hill, P«meroy. The brldHiect ia the daUIIhter olthe late Dr. T. A. Hewetson. She graduated !rom Pm>oroy High School ani Ohio Slate Univenity where she received a bachelor of science degree in ph.Yalcal therapy and Is curremly c1o1na cllnlcalalllllatlonwork at the Barney Children's Medical Center at Dayton. Mr. Amerson, also a Pcmeroy High School graduate, attended Ohio Slate University. He Jl"ll(luated !rom the Ohio Technical College, Colmnbus, and is DD'Pf serving with tbe U. S. Navy at Great Lakes, nt. The open church weddlna wW be an event ol Sept 20, 2:30 p. m., al tbe St. Paul Lutheran <l>urch In Pomeroy. A half-hour of m.ptial music will precede tbe cereJDOrQ'. ASSIGNED AS COOK NEW HAVEN - Arrey Private First Class Danny L. staalo 19 aon of Mr. and Mra. ' ' Dimie H. Staats, Jr., New IJa.. ven, was assigned July 27 to the 1st Logistical Command In Vletna~ as a cook. His wife, Sheryl, lives ln Mason. dermuth, Mrs. Chester Erwin, Mrs. 0, E. McKinley, Mrs. tle entertained Thursday even- George Meinhart, Mrs. Oscar ing with a bridal shower honor- Roush, Mrs. Lowell Beaver, Mrs. ing Miss Debbie Grueser, bride- Richard Rawlings, Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, Miss &!.san Gerlach, elect or Michael Gerlach. A yellow and green c o 1 o r Mrs. William Grueser, Miss Discheme was carried out in tbe ana Davis, Miss Elaine Davis, decorations. The gift table fea- Miss Kay Ault, Miss Cheri MayStephen Douglas, his bittured streamers from a bay win- er, and Miss Trudy Roach. ter political opponent, held Miss Llnda Hackett and Miss dow to a wedding bell cluster. A President Lincoln's hat dur· bride doll surrounded by ivy and Melanle Hackett assisted with ing Lincoln's first inaugural exercises. yellow flower s was used on the the serving, 881':\'ing tab'-. ' ''' ., . ' Mrs. Terry Oblinger presided at the punch bowl. Sandwiche.&, salad and punch were served. Games were played with prizes being won by Mrs. C a r I Brannan. Mrs. Kooneth McEIhirmy, Miss Janice Schmoll, and Mrs. Carl Roach. Others on the guest list were Mrs. Doyle Miller, Mrs. ~e Miller, Mrs. Edgar Allensworth, Mrs. Robert Rawlings, Miss Nina There's still time to get togetller some clothiiV for residents RusseU, Mrs. Robert Jay, Mrs. of hurricane..ravaged BUoxi. The deadline, however, is Tuesday slnce Theodore Grueser, Mrs. Brad- on Wednesday a SalvatiOil Army truck from Cincinnati wlU pick lC) ford Maag, Mrs. Edward Baer, the itema ani take lbem to Biloxi. Mro. John Hood, Mro. George In the Pomeroy~Middleport area, the Stark buildifW' across from Childs, Miss Marjorie Harris. the Pomeroy Post omce is being used as a collectlon center. F'rml Miss Mildred Hawley, Mrs. there the items wUl be taken Tuesc:b.y to Gallipolis where they will Don Erwin, Mrs. Millard WU- be sorted by student nurses at the Holzer Medical Center. We might mention that the project locaUy was initiated by tile Coonmunicy AcUon Program through Mrs. Kenneth Scltea, health nurse. She happens to be a sister to Mrs. Carol Scott Bachtel. a nurse at the Howard Memorial Hospital in Biloxi. Mrs. George Hackett Jr . and Mrs. Clay Tut- MIDDLEPORT - ®A.. n4 . . ~~ aew ~-ram .~....a e& . 1 5 ~~ ''flcleba.n.d Mobile COBSAJR :- rewrite• the book. ·.~~i?'~~ Joan Elizabeth Hewetson nour: son of Mr. and Mrs. Bu.el ' SU'IIH Y eilta, Mr. and Mrs. Lale COgar, Dottie Bryan ENGAGED - Mr. atd Mrs. William K. Marshall of New Haven, w. Va., wish to announce the engagement of tlleir daughter, Barbara Kay to Mr. Phillip Darrell Goodnite, son of Mrs. Frances Goodnite and lh e late Darrell Goodnite, also of New Haven. Miss Mar shall is a graduale ofWahama High School and presently is a junior at Marshall University, majori~ in elementary education. Mr. Goo:Jnite is also a graduate of Wahama High School and pre senUy a senior at West Virginia Institute of Technology majoring in -mathematics. Wedding plans are incomplete. Von Meter-Burke Vow~ f ASSIGNED IN VIETNAM POMEROY - Army Prlvote Gerald R. Copr, 23, whoiO par- ~"'}·';_;: "{/. '::{·il~ '. . ., Hefa'o the, ilou!'Cl Of 111e future - In greatei lnoeli.lllvlty to · noloe end ·". Tr... ·a all MW.ool~to, aldeband- oldp olgrialo lhiough a elngto aide._, · · plue rig lor oaro. lioata, aircraft. band rec.~Yer and doltbla aldaband Ther8 11 ~ one way to describe aupprelled carrier lranemttter. A 11111 unit - Ifa lhe world'a flnoat. • .bul!\·111 Colll1" ·uechanlcal Filter The Corulr' 11 a companion to c'li!t 11\ierfe-. gtveo almOII unbe,. lhe famed Tram Titan 11 atation n.Vabie HleO!I.ny. Corsair's hlgh(a!'Cl can aiiO'be uoecl with tilt unit: ' perform•nce noloe blanker ohopa · j? atandard A.M., olngla or double out lgniliOn lilterfe.renca. . ' aldaband, taducacl or auppreaoed II )INrt -...,d In C8 Ia where '' carrlar). . you want to be, move ahead with n,. Corulr li tiro tranocalvere · Tram-to Coroalr. Available oow, In one. It $415. ' · controlled For lull technical epeolllcatlona blllty. It and name Of nearby deatere, contact: ON DISPLAY NOW TAYLOR CB EQUIPMENT 1618 LINCOLN HEIGHTS POMEROY, OHIO and wife, Mary, live at 139 But.. ternut Ave., Pomeroy, was as. a1gnot1 July 28 to the lat Sl8nal Brigade In VIetnam aa a aenerator operator. om cera Cor the year are Mra. Carl Morris, preaident; M r s. VIrginia Burke, vice prealdent and ways and means ~ Mrs. Jean Alldre, co - chairman ct. ways and meansi Mrs. Naomi Sklbart, oecretary; and Mrl. Irma Norris, treasurer. lb lhe U S. Air Force, ataU- at Lackllourne, Columbue. wo&ltiw 111a111 are tactlibplote. .:Hospital Auxiliary ONE WEEK thru SATURDAY ,Annual Picnic ·Held · NOW CONTINUWS . PERFORMI\HCES I AT PllPJlAII P!IIC(S OIA£CT . FAOU ITS AES£AVED , SEAT . ?'"'" <a.::"':;,.."'::•:danatel• " • 'Dick'Van'Dyke Sally Ann 'Howes .'Lionel Jeffries . lin Fit:"'""' : ··Chit!YChi~'Bal)j"'Bal)j"" Gt'rt frobc 'Anna Qua~e ·Benny Hill .. ).> """l Rot.."'"" Ju>~o::• ·Robon Hrlpmun ....._. ............ ... . . . . ....,.-.... .,_- . ........, _. ,...._ , . . ....._...... . . ............ ~-~-· ··~fllo · Ooo<to -· - ·-h ·"~ ~ ~ ~ ~- -~ ~ ·- · SUPER·fli.N.!.VISION TlCHNICOtoR.., lol-.. ""'"- 'tlll POMEROY - The family of -··•- ...,,...~ Th•v will be lolr. and Mrs. Carl Auther100 -. ·electod andlnatalled at tbe Sept. held Ill OMUal family riiWIIon U maellnc. illndiQI at Forked Run Lake. Mra. Huall Boarha and M r 1. AllendiDg were Mr. and Mra, Ala Wbeeler -.....! a 81ft Carl Autberoon, Mr. and llro. CARTOON ;S§§~§andi~La;ttl~mea· WE NEGLECTED TO i\IENTION EARLIERthetMre.IJavidNeeae and Mrs. Fred Nease served as clerks ror Mrs. James Titus, judge or the Meigs Councy Fair Dower shows, The arrangement• seemed especially nice this year, the ll.llnber of entries was ttJ, aa was the number or exhibitors. Incidentally, dld you ha,p_pen to notice the nice display of zinnias exhibited by Betty Curfmano!Raclne. They weren't Judged, just exhibited. One more comment on the fair for tho~oe of you who didn't see the radarange exhibited by tbe Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. in operation. It's Cantabulousl It cooks with microwaves which pass right through glaas, paper towels, paper plates, plasth: con-tainers, paper bags - you can cook in aQ.Ytld~. no pot1 or pa111 to wash. The ooly heat creeted Is lnalde lhe food ani tbe II)>Oed with whlch it cooks is almost Wlbellevable. AvtliO.izod Dealer for T,..,. Aloo Complot. Lloo of Tw~Way Radloo Available Yul Brynnt~r as th "OOUBLE MAN" COLOR .I..,.,..,. Mn. Carol Van Meter, aunt of the bride. served the ·cake aJX1 Mra. Joyce Schultheiss, sl1ter of the gnJOIIl, terved the punch.Othera asslatllw at the reception were Mra. Loll Fornslrom, aunt of the bride, Ml58 Patti Joaka, couain ~ tbe brtde, and Mrs. Florence ~er. Gue1ts were reglatered by Mr1. GoyaM Burke. The COIJIOie took a Weddi~V trip to North Bend Slate Park, w. Vo. Mra. Burke, a graduate ol Eaot.. ern Hlah School, lo 011111lo,-ed by the Buneu of tbe Public llellt, Parkerabtag. Mr. Burke, also 1 graduate rl. E11tern, is employed by Wernet Plaatlca. The couple reold .. In Alfred. OuJ-<JI.c:IIUIIO gueato at the weoldirw and reception were Mr. aNI Mrs.. Frank Janesofsk;y, P t n e Bluffs, Wyo., a~ Mrs. Bertha Moore, Bucyrus, gramparenta of the bride; Miss Charlotte Gross, Den•er, Colo., Miss Pat· U Jo1ka, New Raymer, Colo., Mrs. Melvin Fornstrom, Pine Blutra. Wyo.; Mr. and Mra. Mi· chael Burke, Werwent; Mr alld Mre. Robert Burke, Atllons; Mr. and Mra. Warren Schultheiaa. Sautll BlOIIIIlnaville; Mr,._ at11 Mrs. Wll100 Yan Meter, Nevada. Ohio: Mr. and Mn. Charles v.. Meter, Bucyrus; Mr• ..-! Wrs.: Harold W- Edlsoo: Mr. ani Mrs. atria Wren. Amanda, alii Haney Van Meter, Fairborn. SUNDAY For her dalllhter's w.tct~., BODO FAMILY reunion, SunMn. Van Meter wore a blue lace day, new Route 33 rest area, dresa with black accesaorlesiDl on rlgiJt aolna towarda Atbeno; aild llr•.Allon HoaryandAutlleroon, Arthur Boonlo, Mr. Mr. a corsqe ol red roses. Mr1. baaket dinner. Bring table servo andllro. RIQI AutberiCII1, Mr. and Burke wu In a blue c:o&tii:De Ice. Mra. Jerry DalltQ', Mr. and Mro. MONDAY Jame1 Pope, Mrs. Ivan Rouah, wUb whtte acc..aorleJ and lbe hod a yellow rOH ctll'aa&l. llETHEL 62, lnteruatlooal Orlolro. Balon Ol!•bergar, Mr. and A recepUonhottoriiWtbe ctqllo dar of Jaba Dallllrtera, 8 p.m. Mr1, Robert Beegle, Mr. IIIII lira. Thomu Alltheroon,lofr. and wao hald In tbe church oactal ~ Ill tbe l'lllnero, - .loire. WW!am Roe and.,.., Mr• room. A three Uored 1r8llollnR Jc Temple, ,pracUce seallon for IIIII loin. ~ Br01r8r and cake IIIR>ed wltfl 'the Udllaaal lltlJtaiOr,- - miniature bride and ......., wu TUE!J)AY ............... llr. and Mro. w11featured 011 the brlda'o teblt. 01110 ETA 1'111 Chapter, Belli Uam Jllddl....-1, I'IIIQ' and ~ Pbl SO.w)\y, ptacqualat. · Groc. Mr. andlll'l. ~ Ack• ed )lll1jl, 8:30 'llltiiiiQI nlgiJt at ~. RodnoY and Teall, and Charllo home of Mre. Rita Lewlo, ,.. Oil.........., TOIIQ' andl'llmRoute 3, Pomeroy; hoJ< aoclal 111.1'. .. ' POMEROY - Mr, Edol1 1'41- wW be hold. caaot•a 1ebedule for the wlk of RACINE AIIEIIICAN LeJ)oo Au&ulll 26 In !lelp ~ Ia .. Ladloo Alndllary ,Picnic, 6 p.m. loilOIWI: 'fauiiQ' at nat area on new MONDAY 83. Meetlalr Ill hall Ill ,..._, 3-3:10 p.... of rain, !fembera urged Hont.....W., t-8 p.m. Ill CollecUon of due• 1D betakm. Wolf ..... 8::lo-1:10 p.m. , iiDIDr pl.t,u,. ~rlao. 8-8:41 p.m. 11IEIIlAY TUESIAY SPECIAL MEETING, lolelga ..........IIJ,Dnd ' Royal Oalo Park, llortlllt& lilar Local Allllotlc _ . , 7:30 Clurdl, liUhall, Plcbaa, 0 a k p.m. 'l'lloldoY at ~ H I I b ....i It lnl Grot-e, lmthern6¥1dnll7,allbo- ~- llldolltopal:t. All parente .lweooo load 3 p.m. c1 1H8 - I I 101111 aad nat. ... . <W...-tO. 3:1U:tl ... . Rllr• "''"*.,· . Harden'• . (!iTa....,, t-41111 p._ . W$..8 .p. . ~-. -...... -lit eporla I ll t4111td- BankAm•lcard(r) ' "CHARLY" ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mre. I!Qmond J. Smitb, Pom.ero:t, Route 4, an announct~ the engagement of their dauaflter, Jllas Dobra I.Ym Smith, to Mr. Archie !MI Roae, 100 ol Mr. and Mrs. John Rose, Lorw - . The ilrlde-elect lo a gradoate ol Rullancl RlgiJ School, claiB ol 1967, and Ia preaenlly '""'"""d aa lor ladMr. Roee gradaated from Eaotern HlgiJ School, cla01 of 1967. He hao <CIII1Pioted two years ol college at Ohio No.-thern Unl..ralty, Ada, and will be attenii~V Ohio Unlveralty In Athens thl1 fall A June weddlna lo plamed. Debbie King Honored With Bridal Shower MIDDLEPORT - A bridal shower honoring Debbie King, bride-elect of Steven Finlaw, was held Thursday nlgiJt at lhe Bradbury Church ot Oirist basement with members o! the M a r t h a Class as hostesses. Gifta forMias King were placed on a table featuring an opened umbrella decorated in green and white. The green and white color scheme was carried Olllihthe.-., frelhment table decorat1011.1 aDd favm"1 o1 miniature bells were .Ill- ., the IUOit& , Games were pllyed with Miss Jo.rce Davit, Mrs. Virgil King. Mra. Robert SWisher am Mra. Emerson Jones winiting prizes. other auest1 at the shower were Mrs. Olevia Cottrill, Mrs. -William Belley ani Rita, Jucty Killj(, Mrs. Earl Kl!W, Mre. Leslie Erwin, Mrs, Wayne Kina. COLORCARTOOHS: Cat's Meow ·. .. Tho House that Jack Built SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. SECOND AVENUE ••kA••rki,.GALLIPOLIS cox. Mrs. ThUI"'M;nC.ney, Mrs. Marte WUkenaon, Mrs. Allee Johnson, Mrs. Violet llysllll, Mrs. Paul Wlnn, Mr1. Erneot Van Inwagen, hf.ra. GJermEqna, Sherry, Kathy and Mrs. William III'WOthera preaeltlna gltta to tho brid.Hlect were Mrs. Gene Nor~ ton, Mrs. Harry Chesher, :Mrs. Paul Darnell, Mrs. ~ May- SYRACUSE - The VoliUiteer Buoball Booatera Aaaoclatlon, will apooeor a Labar DIQI Cel&aad the li'neu• . ~svWe bratlon at Munlclpei perk, beebmlne at 11 a.m. GSI Patient, 14 There will be ball pmes, F'"- their Ladles Au:rlllary Dies in Aeeident plus various other eames for the young and old to porilclpote GALLIPOLIS A 14-yoar. ln. old lWtomouth alrldrownedFrlThere will be homemade Ice dQ allenoam wldle .., an outing cream for aale at the Awdllary lllllo Lake AJms State Parkneor meetina·headquartero.AtliHtCQG. Wen.tm. cession stand bot dogs, ftlb 8bd Tbe Ylctlm wu Kathaleen VIr- barbecue aandwlcbes, J10P and l)lbla b J - . of 1059 29th- cancty will be sold. lit. j She waa a po.. More particulars will be . at lbe GoiUpoHo Stele In- nounced IIIIer. Par-. lltltuJkJa. 1llo - "'t' plllrol aald sbe .... er. lira. Leo Kelmedy, Mrs. StanleJ' Doh 1111 MrL Jessie Sisson. Calli, ,PIIICh, llliB and minis wenaarWd. among 33 patients and olglrt at. tendants who were having a pl.c.. nic at tile state park. ently wandered off and alipped Into about slx feet of water Ia . - Ready to Wear Department ~roup of wearing ap(lflrei for lhe cltllbby girls, umo ore so lund 10 fil slyles designed lo 11111h llte111 look slilllmer see litem loo• poullds slilllller in our excilin8 colleclion of dresses - j11111pers - s•iriS slocb - blouses lllld joclrels - lo1es1 in fabrics alld colors. Sizes 8~ Ill l61j GI:!',AC!IuAIItmiii'IIOII., at 01• . ,. Cbdl' 'Set.aaa rrwo. we-.,., • • Busy See our Olllslllnding ror ftrat lp.mdt... wo•e your seleclions of back lo s'hool clolhillfl for girls and ltens - 11 complele slon of jlttsns, jackels, slach, blo~ses, cOOls, ' jUIIlpers, s111eaters, coordilllllt gro11ps - jllsl anyt~iJ!s she need.s ill sizes 3 ro·6x lllhl ?to . .14 anjJ"I_ee11s 3 lo 11. .. ... .. ·:;· ' .., .' I " ." She_... Tha _ . obureh wedding err Raccoon Creek. lllao K1JW 0111 Mr. Flnlaw will Her bod7 was recovered aboul be an oven! of OeL 5 at the Brad- ts mlnutea later by Larry North, bury Church of Clorlst. one ~ the attendants. Come to Elherfelds ' Ate~~ a.k II lilt AIIIIIJ llil•ll lull,. Allllla, Olllt, ,,_ Mrs. Clarence Murray, M r -•· Charles Kirl: and Olarldene, Mra. Robert Kina, Mrs. Bertlll Milhaan, Mn. I!Qmonl Coleand Rayanna, Mrs. Richard Flnlaw. Mrs. Frank Grueser, Mrs. Dale Bernhert, Mrs. Nellie Trot)', Mrs. Max Davis and. Joyce, Mrs. F.d.M. RulleU, Mrs. Robert CaradQ, Mrs. Earl Werner, Mrs. Ralph Webb, Mre. Richerd Poulin, Mrs. Robert · Sotllllor, Mrs. Delton Sayre, Mrs. Maurice ThompiM, Mrs. wu. Celebration Planned Shop in Comfort. (T echnlcolor) Cliff Robertoan Claire Bloom FEATURETTE: f•el1n' Are•..d TO ~ - The engagement anlaplll'Olch~Jw II1UI'Iqo Gf Miu Judilll Kay Moore of 650 Fwnh Ave., GaUipolta, alii Mr. Daulol Lon Webb or 304 E. llladlooo St., ~rlnafleld, 11 belna made by her perenta, Mrs. Kathryn llenleon, Middleport, and Mr. F.dnrd G. Moore, Mill Creek Rd., Gallipolis. Mr. Webb Ia lbe aoo ol Mr. ani lin. 0. ll Wol>b of 24 Eden Place, Athens. The b<ldtt-electlul96SgraduateolMidclleporillllll School and a 1968 Jl'llduate ol the Holzer Medical Center School of Nural~W- She lo OIJlllioyed at the Holzer Medical Center. Her llance, a 1963 Jll1IC)uate of Atlleno HlgiJ School, Ia . ployed by IIHt Ohio Fuel Goa Co. at ~rlqjfteld. The 0110n church weddiJ11 wW be an event ol Sept. 28 11 3:30 p. m. at the Gollq,oJis Churdl of the Nazarene. a-- mark in P(Jileroy, WD>NI!IIlAY frld$'1ltl. Will tionor Your TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY AUG. 24-26 a-. p.m. and Buslnesi Firms · Judith Kay Moore ..·.· -.··:·:· ··..... en. llao:lne COLLEGE NEEDS Debra Lynn Smith ......· and Mr. Warren B. Schuhlbal01 ol South Blaomlnaville were 11111- .......... . I l .. .,.· co Co or TV ••• FOR YOUR BACK-TO SCHOOL MEIGS THEATIE . Turn on the future POMEROY - In an allernoon ceremony on July 19 at lhe Alfred United MetiMMilot Church, Miss Joyee Am Van Meter n .. changed weddlna vowo with Mr. Gerald WIQIIIO Burl!o. ' The bride le tbe daltllhlor of Mr. and Mrs. Warren f'. Van Meter of Alfred, aDd the brJde.. groom Ia tbe aaa of Mr. and Mra. Robert Burke, Otester. Vow a ol the double rirw: ceremoay were road at 2 p, m. by Mr. Raulllln Moyer of Mlddlopori. White gladioli ani two oevenbranch c:andelabra decorated tbe altar. NLPUal music was plaYed by Mre, Ralph Henleraon, or· ganlat, and Mrs. Mery Pennlnaton waa .....Uat. 5electlooa )J>. eluded "Because" and "Soeeteet story E,.r Told." Given In marriage by her father, lhe bride wore a JIOWR ol lace over elaln laahloned wltll a portrait neckline, an empire waist, and long sl"vea which came to a point atthewrllta. Her watteau train, edged In lace, was attached at the ahouldera. The bride' a bou!faot dered >ell of aUk Hlualoo caacaded !rom a "'oiti< r'biiil P.'~loiil11iith ' ~ · · 1 ucents:. • abe carr... abouQU~ Of "bite rOieL ~ · · Mrs. Larry !iJeno:er In a yOllow lace aleevole11 ..:n.oerved u metron of hooor for IIHt bride. She carried yellow dalalee. M111 SOndra Van Meter, sloter oflhe bride, and Mles JOIIIIIIer Wren, a coualn, were tile brldeamalde. Their J10W111 were ldontlcal tolbat worn by tbe matroo of booor ani tbe1 carried lll"OOR dallies. Mr. Robert F. Burke of Atbenl served u best man,alld ·Mr. W· ry ~n<er of n.pers Plaine Eddie's Schedule GWRIA'S BEAUTY SHOP IN MIDDLEPORT haa been sold to Kay Stiles Platter and tlie name is being cha~ to Kay's Beauty Salon. It's open for business as usual with Mary Neutzllng, Janet Compson aM Phyllis Young as qtel'l.tors and Kay will bft there In another week. She current:Jy is employed in a sh~ in GallipoliL Kay took trainlnaat Sotherton's Beauty Academy In Athens aboot three )'ears ago after working for several years at Kaiaer Aluminum. She ani her husband reside on South Second In Middleport, -PLUS- oat•• were ~ted lu!Md of e1ectod ao wu prevl. Autherson f '/ y /d Reumon He 811' 63 LOcal Merchants ••-nowiiO•ot• P.C.C.................., ... CMMUJII...-.,er ....... _.llll:,.ttlffl1ed. ·- .w "H'..._... · IF FINDING A FOUR-LEAF CLOVER meeno good luck, wonder wtat's the signUlcance of firdi~ a seven leaf one? Mr1. John F, Goett, Sr. of' near Shade tourr:l one in her yard. TONIGHT, MONDAY AND TUESDAY AUGUST 24-25-26 "THE GREEN BERETS" John Wayne David Janssen COLOR POMEROY - Tho epaclauo of Parkarlboira oo friday, of Mra. RIQI Pickens Sr., A """mermer,. Mr1. RusaeU • Cl._ ,.. tbe acene of the •· IIIUo, wa~ ...t.Omed. Mr1. s.u. !llenlc · of tbe Women'I •er thanked Mr1. Plckene for her etuary of V-ano Memorial _ ..., hoapl)allcy. llopltal 'llltlday oventna, Aug. AIJondlna were Mrs. Robert •· _The ladloa lllloYed a delle- loi<EihlnniQI, Erma Smith, Mre. llua covered dlllll dlmer. • Herman Loodon, Mrs H u g h FQI_IOwtna Die dlllter a abort Bearbl, Mra. Thoma; Mankin, ~11 mteUna WU ~- · Mra. J1111ea Daniela, Mrs. Har.. br preI I - Mro. Harold Sou. . old Sluor, Mrs, Gerald Morrla, .... There wuno)meetlngiDJuly. Ada Slack, Mrl. Pblli.I>Melnhsrl, Tho Juno mlltule1 .- e rood by Mr1. Dunald Dltnor, Mro. Char.,...etary Mrs. Harold Maaaar. ·los Karr Sr. '.·. ~··_____ Jameo -.,.•-1; R. ......,_ ,, rDanlelo - -aa~e - the " ~~"""-<•• · · ·~li.....,.,... ~~ . ~ va-uo " -.. , ;. 4t)f,. • "13 ~ MJ"s. ·· j " Alex Wheeler, Vaa:ie bit; Ber~ "ii~ dl~.llfs. tbe Parker, Mra. Charles Wttbee, Plllll.l> ~ ~ tbe aale Mrl. Harold Ma~aar, Mrl. Uoyd ~ bqln en SOp. 9 and o:oo. llof!tiWl, Mre. RueoeU Mills, and ~ 11Ht 81 week, In the bOotees, Mrl. RIQI Plckenl Sr. Cl!l"lll~i,7~ &taro bulldlna and IUOats, Mr1. LOonard Rusa, Btartbullll 9 a.m. of Cleveland, Cathy Morris, and with •llklnllto thOael Mary Ann Hollman. ~~ P eaae taltelttotheholpltalatanytlmo ami ar call Mra. llelmarl, 992.2883 . ~ tt will be !llclted up. lillate USE YOUR•••• AU.. OF LIS HAVE THINGS whlcto lake oa down memory lane. For Mrs. Felix Alkire, it's the old songs played on a harmonica. 01arles Kapteina, Sr. visltlne here from Allrora, lll., deli&hted hb daughter by teaming with hi• brother, Hugo ~ira, Pomeroy, £or an hour or so of harmonica playing. She recalls that when she was a child her father spent many hours playing the harmonica. E!IGAGED - Mr, ani Mra. Gnrt L. Borlna, Reedntllo, ara &llltllUJicl!W the ..,...,.,ent ofiiHtlr dall)lhter, Patricia Ann, to S. SCL H,.t1 Martin, Jr., "100 ol Mr. and Mra. E. ll Martin, Ma•klt>6obot, Va. Jiles i1o<1JV. a 1988 grad•te oC East.,... Hill> Sehoal and a 1989 arad•te ol Columhue lloislneso Unlvorelty, I• otq>loyed by tbe Du Pont Co., Parkereburg.· SCL. !llarll\1. U60 )ltlciUIII Ol'"!!trlck llellr1 lllghl:k:hOOI, II forvtiW Southern Bond Boosters Plan Activities RACINE -· Flrll rqular meetlnll of tbeSIXItbemBato!Booatau will be held 1118 p.m. Ill tho Soothern llllll School Clfeterla Tuea<lay night. At that time plane will bo made lor aeveral acUYIUes. Commit.. . tees , w!ll -~ 111111!!'!1. ~ ~ wtil' tie Citj<!ua~ (tlr Parttclpat.. 1n11 In the footbeU follllval belltl planned by tile Athlotlc ii!!OIL ers and for 1 jitney IUJIPBr. Present for tbe meeting will be the band director and Ralph SIQire, dlotrlct superbttendent. Uniforms for new frellunen will be Issued Monday omlnc 11Ht 2 p.m. rehearasi 50181011. At that time exdtanges on wdforma should be made. Read at Alfred Church Patriciq Ann Boring Anthony Perle ins Tuesday Wold CARTOON ;IJ"fTT~ ~··- �'" ...... Blaine Put for Riots an emer"'"q law ptovtdln& IWII-. IIIU1 punlthrnenl - --~~~~ tu the po'OV!ncea, lou oiJoba, ex· revo~uuonary element~" orpn.. pdlllon !rom acboolo and t11reo Ized'thlo rlota In Czeehci- Weeks detentlm wllhaul charge alovakla In an altamjot to ovor- - for any lorm o1 proteot. Le~ 'IIOUI'<ea aald lhe meooures lbrow tile aovemmont. were hlnborthananyidncoCom. AI Cernlk II'OkO! Ill MoraVIa tho Communi at por1;y . . , _ munlam took power here In 1948. Rude Pravo claimed t11a1 Inter. rogation ol arr<>ated doiiiCIIIIrators had uncovered the organh:ers. Without saying so clearly, tucky's pilot house was on the sldewheel steamer BoNnza that It hinted thO)' mial>tbelormerrelorm loaders Alexllllller Dubeek '"In for many ,._ra In the Cin- PRAGUE (UI'D - ·~ -. Premier . ~ 5 ~·;~~Sunday Time&· Sentinel, Sunday, August 24, 1969 . Oldrlch C<lrnlk aaidS.Qirdaytllal "IIIII - Soclanot and counter- -k'• ' "' and Jose! Smrkovaky, The state - run Prague radio demanded that responsible lf' ' . ~I ' \ • ' ,. 1' .•)' ~ ,< ' ~ Carmen lor tile flghtinl ''be removed from public lite." Both Oubcek and Smrkov aky, altllouslo demoted from positions of leadership, are still highparllamenlllryofllclals. With these statements, I h e Czechoslovak goverrunent lllO\Ied swllti.Y to nx blame lor therlote, which lett at least ftve persons dead as thousands of CzeeboSlo. vaks proteated the start ol tile second year or &Met occupation. The statements also hinted at more arrests and the possible removal of some moderate gov. ernment offtcials like Dubcek PLANNED - Mr. and Mrt. Rich- · and Smrkovaky. are amounclng the approachlrv The government already had carmen Lee, to Mr. r...rrell Lee acted Friday night to prevent Wolfe, Racine, and the late Glry more demonstrations by issuing Lee Adams SEPTEMIIER WEDDING ard Adams, St. Louis, Mo., marriage of their daughter, Wolfe. son or Mrs. Pauline Wolle. The bride-elecl is a 1967 gnd•te of Rock Hlch School, St. Lauls, and Is employed by Medicare. Mr. Wolle gnd8ted I1'Gm Racine High School In 1967 and I! eiJIIIIOyed by K-Mart In Bridgeton, Mo. The wedding will take place on SepL 6 at the Holy Ro~ary Catholic Church in st. Louis, Mo. -· ,______ "• . . -- The anaconda Is equally at home coiled in thf! branches of a tree or swimming in river waters. -- . ..,. ' cinnati, Portsmouth it....:l Old timers Lansing H. Beach of Cincinnati, on the river bank just SO chief engineer or the Corps of ago and mused, ..The big Engineers, in charge of the Ohio Oeets CrlJIII Pittsburf> and Rjver, has been promoted aiXI Karawha River tha.t used to removed to Washi~, D. C. to Cinctmm.tf are a lhlng m Colonel E. L. Brown succeeds paal" Colonel Beach on the Ohio Riv1be recollection was recalled er. the River News of the GalliTho remow of Colonel Beach Daily Trlbww as lollowa: take. ...away 1rcm. the Ohlo..River Aug. 20,1919- AwteranKaJ>. one of Us most ardent and hOnest River towboat man says s~porters Cor watenraysl. imis less coal bel~~g shipped provements arx:l one who ha.J.I;Ieen of the Karawha River at the fearless in his denunciation of lre11ont time than for many yeara fewer towboats are operati~ proluctlon at the mines Ia to be !nuch lower tban In for.. railroad methods to kill the busloess. U the railrmds have their way no improvements will be ' READY TO SERVE YOU $14.88 .ner. ~t ...$39...... $57 $18 ..... $1H 68 ...,, FINE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE ~ f, .;- I : The deep-seating, long-lasting comfort of Flexsteet's fine furniture star1s with the unique Flexsteel springs, formed from the finest watchspring steel and guaranteed for life. ' ' ~~ . ''' GET YOUR FREE TICKET EACH TIME YOU VISIT THE STORE DRAWING WILL BE . NYLON NO PURCHASE NEEDED 7 BIG PRIZES ~~s $19:75' Flusteel craftsmen insist on mallerllols of the finest Quafity to match skilled workmanship. Frames are nr quality kiln-dried hardwood, double· dowelled and corner blOcked for .,..,,. <'' strength and stability. The beautiful up· holstery of Fle11.stee1 furniture Is ruult of expert attention to detail, deft htndling of the fine Flexst"l fabrics. and skillful i ~S D. AT 6 P.M. SEPT. 3RD s38 .$4S:sA· • ON THE PARKING LOT - r .· ...... . \.- '· • i .ND PRIU i\ Klnt Sl•• 1•4 ECONO C $99 ..... .cw.... .................. .... t.1t .... I lmlr llltll!ft!. ,_IICIH " ,,.ltlc filii\ S4.69 $33.50 ft. R.,,. $168 NG BROWN'S 30" GAS RANGE SLEEPS FOUR PEOPLE L..ol 30" wlcf• 11,. 66., high I rur warranty. ·11 c•. 199.95 LIST ILER I $288 TH PRIZE RD PRIZr and save Spc D,_... $50 to $100 $168 ... ... '$68 $88 BOY'S or GIRL'S GE ERAL ELECTRIC 20" D " I $269 .· li-FM TH PRIZE WALNUT RADIO CO.F. FEE. TABLE 12" ~LAY lolA TE $18.75 ' $23.8 rrom to wheel and both wheels ahead or back at the same 2 END TABLES· '' Ther'H notice ,.,... illl'oflw In these new Hush Pllj)pl ... heela thla seoeori. A bold pari detail outlines all, even the strap. And the burnished buckle seta It off ... rorpantasuitsorlortheclaalcskln. Comeandaeel •1.110 to 15.110 FLOOR CARE PRODUCTS YACUUI CLEANER $32 (C.oittOf Typo) VirllniL ' Hamilton sa" mueh of llolgiom, Hoilalld and .' Open ~ay Thurs~s . . 12 LB SEMI-BONELESS TH PRIZE BAR-B-BOWl OUTDOOR GRILL $179~ · ' · Bl!RMitteri>ard •1111 • POf!IIEROY. OHIO ' TH PRIZE . ' VENIENT CON, "TERMS 'MIDDLE OF UPPER BLOCK Open Friday Until 9 • OfFERS Till ~~·· WASHER & SPIN DRYER· ICYCLE PLAYER With Eloc. Cloao .._licO"" . mostly aidew"heelers with a small prqo~ The shafta olthe Colonel $97 selection of extra quality ••~ .. Suites in Modit.ri'Ciflo ean. ProviMial, Mod· ern styl••· Buy now pil« or steersman works dil!orontly tr<m tho ol Ohio River bcllts and boats are quite different, be- 1919 ...' " lodctr CUSTOMER ... (1) TREMENDOUS SAVINGS (2) KNOCK OUT SPECIALS (3) THOUSANDS OF EVERYDAY LOW PRICES YES, WE ARE MAKING A CHANGE IN OUR NAME AND SOURCE OF SUPPLY - BUT NO CHANGE IN OUR MANAGEMENT AND POLl· CIES, JUST ANOTHER STEP IN OUR CONTINUAL SEARCH FOR _METHODS OF SERVING YOU BETTER. - -. · hdltr/ltd. t•ocl ,...mat 19, . lbpll llnl1h1d t11rd•ood $29 nine feet. The ~Mat can run mo1t any place on the raarlj', alii na oerlaualy once, belrw ohol ln the Ha haa lully rocotered and looking the picture of and woold not !like a mil· dollar• ror his elll)eriences he does oot care to go apln. IN AUGUST OF 1964, WE PLEDGED TO GIVE YOU, THE CUSTO· MER THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, IN THE FAST PACED GROCERY INDUSTRY. THIS MEANS MAKING CHANGES, SO WITH THE CELEBRATION OF OUR 6TH ANNIVERSARY WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE OUR AFFILIATION WITH THE NATIONALLY KNOWN I. G. A. GROUP OPERATION, THE SECOND LARGEST FOOD DISTRIBUTORS IN THE WORLD. THIS MEANS TO YOU THE $128" $116 Wolnut Toll I•• oUR FINE INTERUlTING Rher ol that day lneh-: 18, 1919 - Pilot George .,,;..... .-nton, of this eicy, ftnt ela11 licensed pUot, who and wa• with the Marines ion•• m tha Rhine River bell to i Gol"""IIIY ror several years, is home. He piloted tile beat In the fleet, the Preussen. Per!hlng and So<rotary Wu Baker made trips OD this George says the Rhine Ia two-thirds as wide as the and has aa avenge dCI)th d. coptaln ol the Rhino River does an or the slgnolirw to 8IWinBer fr<m out on tile The pilot atee . 1' h a that ta connected uy steam to steam ateeriJW gears on the ateamers Queen City .I 2 , •• Suite VInyl .. · - ~ '-"-t ...... ....tlfll ..tcf!WIA. I<~:~ CHECI ~:.~:in~~~· ~ to take c~ them nm across . '!'• i!i '~·' 'BEST QUAL11'Y VALUES! wide alii five le~along Utile trouble. day lor tows ol that alze sane forever. With the comof the locks and dams, with c - r s 110 by 600 loot, It till-economical and un,.ctlcal to break .., ao many ' -...;.' ~ . $98 Y8U'I. ~" '• the boneyard. There were no dams in the riv· In tile early dayo.' All a pUot to worry about was making chamel-eonbrldaepiOfa. could bandlo a tow 10 to 12 - ' $188 $279 " $288 .. ~ cOl• , FLEXSTEEI: These boats used to c0111edown with the big coal deeta or 29 that all:! are or the Clptnion that ' Cit.7, Henry Lowery~ ' Pittsburaft tho Wheeling wrJter IJ ol! his alii Duquesne ..... beeiucrapjied ........ WIM \ '... lwtyANrl••• tnBNwp! •1111111 flllllh, .., ,~ '· • ' Lo,.,s... LIIIIJ MI. bftlt"lflll $39 Pittsburgh in 1895. alarm signal. Wedon'FJmow·aboUt .worth. ~ ~ ........ .... ley Landing, a few miles bul09J Ravenswood. The Fashion nnk at the h~d ot Manchesterlsl&JIL Both acclderts happened. on dark nights. The late pUot Aaron Mc-Laughlin or Harmar, now West Marietta, was on the Fashion. A well known paeket and towboat pi.. lot of the present day was the Emma Graham. Df the Kanawha. William D. Kimble was purser or tbe Keyst".ON!I and Harold Watts was in charge the Kanawha's office at that time. The Keystone State aOO the Kanawha were two of the best boats ever built for the upper 0 h 1 o River trade. Two of these old time towlxats are stlll (lleratlng at Pittsburgll. We refer to the Voyager and the Robert Jenkins. The Voyager was built by the W. H. Brown Sona at I WllRE Tho Emma Grham sank at Rip- made to the Cincimati wharf, now in a deplorable condition. years ago when f'rom 20 to 25 towA Wheeling paper says the old boats would start from PittsPittsburgh - Cincinnati packet burgh. There are few of the fam.. Emma GraMm's whistle is llOW ous old towboats left at Pittsused on the Loulsvllle-Clncift.. burgll. Man,y ot the pushers like nat! packet Kentucky,,ao. ..., the-W. W. '.W.Nollr; T<m Dods- trolley. The whlsUe on tbe Ken- '·' eroy trade. The Emma Graham's whlaUe was a one· horn affair and very eoane. A1 J, Slavin claimed to have owned the whistle. Slavin Is now a clerk In a Charleston ha. tel He was clerk on the Fashion and also on the Andes after she was sold by (;aptaln Olarlea Muhloman to CoDialn Ed Cooper and entered In the Pittsburgh-Cinch'"" nati trade. AUG. 21, 1919 - TilE biiii!Vst huckster trips carried in to Pittsburgh by a steamboat in tfle past 25 years were on the Keystone State and Kanawha with Captain Charles W. Knox ot the Keystoo.e state and the late Captain Edwin F. Maddy ofthls city in command •J-•t' ' .. POID- or GALUPOI.JS - ·, 1.1 • FREE DEl.lVfRY ' "' ,, RO@ERTS CREDIT ' - . " ~ CARDS . ~n·?i... ... ACCEPTUJ ' ~. . ' .,.. ,. . ·h~~t !' .II ' .. tl , .. �• 1 .,., . r.::~ ., ' ·: , MaJor uw (Ret:> ~ ~•• ' . , IJUrkoo, on route ...,. lheY vlo- iteil her olaler, lira. John Herl· Stoa!oy R, ~r, "'"''• Sto- man and ·ram11y c1 Ciovelontl. Mr · Jl!!oO and Pllul, have ntunlod oo .~ lira. J. ~ee carter ont1 illatr homo In Nt1'ioll ~· uN " lallua., _ . ......, dot• nalt Llndol onti 'Larl'l' came 1or a v 'tilth Ida moa.er, Nra. -~ Mr: Cuter oni:l It willie the wore hero. .Nra. Dole BLOUSES Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cardwell By shapely, Mardi Modes, Allee stewart by Taml, Rose- anna, and Pen Rose Sweathers. well wm m. at their hm~e on Key- Invitations :"'the open house Sunday, Aug. 31, are bet~ issued through the rress. Mr. an:l Mrs. <llrdwell were married Sept. 2, 1919, in the house where they llve by the Rev, G. L Long, her foster Cather. The minister and his family adopted her when she was nine years old. The Olrdwellsare die parents of five children, two daughters aM three SOilB 1 WhOare Mrs. Gar~ rett (Dorothy} Sheets or Gallipolis, Mrs. Juanita Ferguson of Youngstown, Lowell Cardwell of Columbus, Darrell Cardwell or Romulus, Mich., and William Olrdwell of New Cumberland, lilY BEI.TS The big Ohio State Fair will just about close out fairs for this ,year. I want to go up and see Sandier and Young. They are some favorites oC mine, We did get to attend the Meigs County Fair and watch the harn.. ess racing. I know a lot of Meiga folks read my column, but I don't ·Friends' Topic for Eno Grange or know many you personaUy. Or1e or the fun parts of any fair Js meeting old friends again. Maybe by next year I'll get to know more of yoo. It also would be nh::e to get acquainted with the fellow who was telling those stories about an early Meigs Countian who wa1 sup~ posed to be very str01_11. . . . .. .. . . . .. ...-.·:·!\t ·nte ·man telfing the story 1md his wife sat behind my husband and me .t the fair. They seemed to know a lot of people. If they read this, maybe they wtll remember the woman in the big sunglassea and blue dress who sat on the rock in front of them. The story teller's wife kidded a man &fi he moved away when 1 sat down. He had decided he ahouldn~ be seen sittin&: next to a ··..a, strange woman. ' ' By Seaton Hall, Summit, Country Sei by Alex Coleman in knits with sweater or blouse to match. SLACKS ' ''· Anyway, the tales were about the wUe's grandfather and the snatehee 1 heard indicated he was a colorful Meigs character. Hope to hear more about him. The people doWn in the great amphitheater wateblng tHe races bad a unique wa,y or providing shade for themselves. They just raised the hoods ol thelr cars. This made several inches more &hade, enough to keep tile hot sun of! the backs of 1tleir heads. Smart, hub? Another man had removed the back seat of his car ami his ram. lty used is for seating while watching the races. Coold a !once IRit up along 111at path down the hill? Doo't know how on earth it could be done, but if we can send a man to the moon, looks like we could aolve this one. I cringed when old tolku and children wolked along that hillo!de. If it were done, .PI"obably peop~ would lean against it while the races were going on and I can see it now, 200 folks leaning on a be renee. Crash? STRETCH YOUR WARDROBE On m.Y way to the Meigs Count;y fair I saw something cute ablg the Rt, 7 by .pass. Someone had rigged a stack of tires up to look like a person bad fallen into .them. Two make believe feet apPtJ&red oo be Btlcldng up from lhe center ci the starld Now down to the nit~J<.gltty. Someone told me I was too mild in this column; that I should get on the band wagon for something and let folks know. Well - here goes: It bothered me all to pieces that many ot those Ustening to the national anthem at tl'le Meigs Fair, didn't stand. Some of those who remained seated were older citizens, {DO¢ crlwded or 8IQ1hina) · which in my mind makes Jt worse. Heaven help our cowttry il my generation or an,y generattoa doesn't respect aDd honor the flag enca~gh to staad when our an.. them Js presented., · When I mentJoned this to a group reeently, someone IBid, "Well, it's not compulaory that one stand, is It'?'' Neither is breathing. AT BtiRNADINES ' r I ' From The \l'idesl Span of Seporates and Coordi· 11411ts 'rhllt Are Geared To Make You A More Wearable Wardrobe . Jackets, Blouses, Skirts, Sweaters, Slach. All Color Keyed Match Mates To Your l'ardrobe. And To Any Girl l'ishing To Sltelch Her l'ardrobe To Idee! Any Occasion. STORE HOURS-9-5 MOM., TUES., WED., SA. T, 9·12 THURSDAY, 9-8 FRIDAY LAY AWAY OR c;HG'. Be~Ka~i.us 32& Slcond Ave. •• GalliPolis, Ohio MABEL AND MAX TAWNEY are ,luatl!tably proud ol 1htlr children and grandchildren. Two ci the UUie Crank cblklrl"' (Bot. oy'a) took winnlnl ribbons at the Mo..., Counly Fair. H a'nyooe lost a piece ci a pouem In front of Dale'• I fOIIJid..lt. Size 12 No. 8297, and It Ia a front !adne. GALLIPOLIS - Mr.llnd Mro. Hornor Wallou colebraled tholr soa. wecldlnl! onnlverllrJ roconlly at tho Velorono MIIDOrlallloopllol In l'omeroy - · M r •· Woiterlll,l.pMloot, . .. Tho Woitero. wtro mortiW· August IS, 1919 1o Cfiumbuc NOrth Methodllt Oillr<il. ' llll'V"" A buifet lwi....... •lvu from I U> 3 p.m: All diCOR· llonl were In keoJing with the · Goldin • ·Amtvorary theme, 'l'lllllll'.e!¥ht ..,mora ol tho lm. meclli!O'.'lillil!$ ''lad · rlllltiv.. · - · llrlleDI. 1111 KeY. Lln100 E. Slebbtno pve the lnvo<atloo and I lhort leU.. -· --. I . "~' The bride's mother wore an oyster white coat alii dress with pink accessories and a pink rose corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore an ensemble or blue lace aOO a eoraage ot white 1"08es. Following the weddi,_ a recepUon was held in the fellowship room or the church. The bride's ,table wasdeeorateclwith two table arra~ent• of white sntPII aad ' pink clllaleo, lll1llax lnd willie dalsiea circled the base of the three tiered cake. Mrs. Jessie carle, Miss Bonnie Nibert, Mtss USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY·AWAY rehearsal on August 29. Mrs. Johnny Hood Bock,y WU1011 ontl Mrs. Tom Stutes served at the bride's table. Miaa Marcy Evans a n d Sole. . A get well card was signed and sent to Mra, Mle AtheY. The program began with a song, "The Dear Old Farm." Poems were, "Health" by Mra. Beatrice stamper; 11 Laughter" by Mrs. Anise Greenlee; '"On Friendship'' by Mrs. Iva Denney, and ''Giving'" by Mrs. Cora . ' ,, • [,HOSPITAL NEWS] Holzer Medleal Ctnter, F&rlt Ave., Golllpolla. Vloldn& hilurt! 2-1 and 7.II p.m. Parenll.,.,q 011 Pedlolrlca Word. Adm!IIIIIIB Pllbllc:otlon or odmleolooa Ia prohibited until !urthor notice. Rupe, Blrtbs Mr. Maurice 'Iltomas conduct.. ed a contest for all the members. Other readings were, 11 Love- Mr. and Mrs. Fronk L. Akera, RaveniWOOd, W. VL, 1011, 1:02 p.m. Frldoy; Mr. ontl Mra. Gerald E. Burna, 2145 Ealllera Avo., Gallipolla, dau&htor, 1:11 p.m. Fridoy; Mro. Mlchool E. ly Things, • 1>1' Mr. Donald Pal. mer; "Recipe for Hawtoess," by Hadey Denney; "Friends," by Fran!< IDx and ''Thoughla to Ponder," by Mrs. Rosetta Jones. Grange ciOlled In roll'llar form. Mro. Hoyt Miller registered the KUOIIs. For 1 woddlqr trU> to CID<I1>o nat! the bride cbonpd to a wino A-line - · with beige IC<esIOI'ieL She wore the orchid from ber weddtag bouclet. Tho nowl,yweds are now at h<me to frlerds at Cline's TraDer Sondra Sue Sounders TO BE WED Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Saunders, Route 218 are announcing the engagement and approaching mar~ rtaie or their daugflter, Sandra &ae, 10 Mr. Preston Leroy E:lsnaugle m, son of Mr. and Mrs. P_restoo Leroy Eisnau. gle Jr., Gallipolis. The brlde~lect iS\ a 1968 graduate of Gallia Academ.y High School and is presently employed as a long distance operator at Ohio Bell iP Columbus. Mr. Eisnaugle is a 1966 graduate from GalHa Academy HigtJ School and attended Ohio State University. He is pres~ ently employed as a child therapist at Fab1ax school ln Co~ lwnbus. 3 New Members Join Faithful Workers Sollie L. Miller, Mra. a t E. MUla, Flo.Yd E. New10a., llrl. R. - - . . RuE. Scllooacwer, Kllth !lllrloy, Mrl. William E. :!llooJnak. er, Morris D. Snider, Mr1. WaL ter E. 1 Vu.ce, Mrl. Je11e J, Word, LowU)'II S. WIWoma, Woller Y...... WIWun B, Cuter, ..u 1111 H-lln. Bold • •. buckled .• . and on 181el Tho ·George Boot •.• style gra~r lor the fall term. Rugged elegance In bronze antlqueltatller. ·' Boya Sizes to 3 . .. .... 111 Now only 117 Big Boya ·. Sizes to e ....... 111 -only 707 Big Soya . BlzH (Men) lave141 .-only 1117 The Belled Look .. . aele tile pace with the In-look on campua. Broad rounded aquaretoe and lillie hoel. Maple or black patonl Ml. Slzes103 ... 1ave112 -oniy ..7 ,VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPrfAL Admltled - lledo' lllc:hael, Rae/De. ' Dilchorged - John Bokor. GALLIPOLIS - Three new members,. Miss Phyllis Berkley Miss Debbie Nibert and Mrs. Ellen Gilbert, were welcomed Into the Faithful Workers So.. clety of the Poplar Ridge Bap. tilt Church . The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Dottle McCoy. Mrs. Rosetta Jones was in charge of the meeting. After the LOrd's Prayer was prayed in unison, Mrs. McCoy read the aertpture from Psalms. Mrs. Grace Lemley react the minutes and gave the secreta.ry"a report. A bake sale was held and $63 waa received trom it. Get well cards were sent to Mrs. Mae Athey, Mrs. Esther Coons and Mrs. Mae Arrowood. Readings were .. Searching'' by Mra. Grace Lemley; "Heart Cleaning" by Mrs. Pearl Lem- . ley; "Bell, Book and Candle," by Nancy Lemley; "A Psalm of Lite," by Betty Lemley and "When All is Done," by Mrs. Rosetta Jones. The meeting waa diamiued by Mrs. Grace Lemley. Mrs. Betty Lemley will be the hostess for the September meeting. Refreshments were served 10 28 members and guests. L. Mrs. Hoyt Mullins and Mrs. John Mayes o( Bernadine's, re~ t\ll"lled Thursday from a buying trip to New 'iork. Enroute home they stopped in Washington to vtslt Mrs. Mullins' son, Victor, Mrs. Harry Cole and Jud,y pre. sented a skit and devotions based on Ule nursery rhyme •10id King Cole" for the Ladies Fellowship of the First B a p t i s t Church picnic heJd Thurada.Y at the Bilb Evans !iielter Houae, Rio Grande. Mrs. Clyde Price headed 1 committee which furnished specialty meat loaves, rolls and beverage. Her committee waa Mrs. Jack Carter, Mrs. Alrila Perftctly mJtched Ktepstkt ~ Mp Wllloymbolilo llli JoY -loa ..., . ' ' for. ,.,.,. Ouolllv craftid lo 14K ftl. tural or. wfillt ao~. ~­ til,.,. llmHI POOTWIM ~ lHI '~~ Second A••· and attended Torch Ught Tattoo VINTON - A bridal shower was h~ld recently in honor of (Old Guard) and the U.S. Army Melody Ka,ye Davis who is to Band, become the bride of Pvt. Arnol Weaver Urls morning. Miss Pat Berridge, daughter The shower was sponsored by r::A Mra. Violet Berridge, has ttJe Weslt:y Challengers &mday accepted a nursing position at School Class of the United Meth~ Greenville General Hospital, odist Church and was beld in the Greenville, S. c. ltle will be fellowship room or the church. leaving for her new duties on Refreshments of ptmch a n d Monday. Miss Berridge has work-. cookies were served. ed at Holzer Medical Center, Attending were Edna Woodruff, First Ave., since her gradua. Thelma Barnes, Hazel Harman, tion from Holzer School of Nursw Elh:abeth Cloud, Myrtle Jacobs, presented by the Third Irdantry log last June. Peggy Jacobs, Verna Gleason, Ruth Evans, Ferne Davis, Des- Mrs. Dale Durkee has concluded a two weeks vacaUonfromher ta Swick, Jessie Houchins, Alice duties as chief operator with Ohio Boll. REUNION PLANNED GALLIPOLIS Wiseman Family anooal reunion planned for Sunday, August 31, in Com- numi\Y Hall on Rio Grande College Campus. A basket dinner is plamecl for noon. Whitley, Lucy Wilfong, Jeanie Wilfong, Velma Huntley, Rita Carpenter, Carolyn Hazelett, El~ va Huntley, Margaret Dyer, Jane Poling, Cynthia Cardwell and Anna Higgins, Sending gifts were Miriam Al. liaon, Cora J. Davis, Della Boggs, Edith Cornell, Joan Smith, Beatrice Wellman, Ruth Q.tlckle, Florence Brookman, Ginger 8AHKAitiiRICAR0 ,.· . .... '· . "' Fowler, Mrs. Dean Davis, Mrs. Lillian Marks, Mra. Mae Thiv~ ener, Mrs. Ann S&yre and Mr1. Emerson Evans. Mrs. Emerson Evans, deepresident, presided aver a short busineu aeuion. Mra. Clinton Smith gave the secretary and treasurer's reporl MlBB Ruth Comptoo, millsianary 10 the Navajo Indians, Gallup, N. M., will be &peaking n e x t month. Qdckle, Lizzy Cardwell, Sandra George and family, and Commercial tmd Savings Bank employees. Martha Huntley, Jemie Elllott, Mary Russell, Garland, Jer .. ri aod KeW Davis, Asheville, N. C., Mildred Baker, Pear 1 George, Esta and Polly Childers, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Perdue, Car~ ol Mulllns, Mary Griffith and fam~ ily, Mary Lewis, Allee CaSCo, Marietta Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Lo'Nell McCarle,y, and Mr. and Mrs. David McCarley. FLOWERS perfect taste for' everyone. Weddings, Funeral5 Spec icl Occasions Corsoges ore In DUDLEY'S FLORIST s... vlng: Golllpolll, Pam•ro)', Middleport, Q, & Mo•on Co,, W. Vv.. -"6A1717 01 992·5560 The hansom cab is a light, rlage with the driver's seal elevated behind. ·-:-:- ------ I I The """ Mrs. Hood Ia a gradualo ci Gallla Academy Hlgb S.hool and Gallipolis Buolness Coli- Slle Ia omployod 1t Gal· 1 1 I I I I I I I I 1: 1 ~ I 1 1 1 1 1 FOR LOVEBIRDS ONLY! 1 As your lovebird stage evolves 1 into deep devotion, the mesqge of love in your ArtCarved ,} wedding rin~ will perpetuate ' the memories of those first I momenta. Our new ArtCarYed 1 collection is unexcelled in 1' beauty and variety of design. 1 IJave you seen them? I I 1 I I I I I 1 1· 1 1 Pl.lira. Pl-.aant. ., _ , E. U,oeU, Mrs. 1 ~ Ga~'ed" • v' A. R. Knlaflt. ont1 Mn. llorry L. I WfDDING aiNGS .A -r. . . ad~y,P~. Nrs. VOfiiiJn llalr and Mr. and Mra. Jamoo U..nllll Jimmy, Laneaotw. l l· 1 · llr. aJII Mrs. Jam" llrou&h- 1 mon 1111 Linda ....,.._., St. I " ' - • W. VLl Mr. 1111 Mrs. I GrontG- Bn-,N. Y.; I Mr. Wllllaao Grol..,.a, Go: wanda, N. Y.t Mrs. 1111 Jluby, ~ illltlta, IDd.l Nr. alii lira. Rex · IAIIIIQ, Cltdovllle; Nr. 1 n d Mrs. Hart Miner, Cdet.al:; Mr. GYM SETS JACKETS from $2.98 from $7.98 from $4.00 DRESS SLACKS from $6.00 l 1 1 1 FAWN SET GROUP NO·IRON Hil Sl9.SO He" $35.00 PAUl DAVIa JEWilERS : 1nlllrs. Ra.Y Dona ontl Stophon. 1 MEIGS GENEIIAL HOSPITAL le, Jac"- llr. 1111 lira. PhU I 404 loooool ""· I Admllled None. ' Loldol, ~-. TiaultJ 1111 Suz I GoDipollt, 9. I ' ' . · Am, 111tn111 .l lr. 1111 lira. Gclr· I .......,.,.. A<!C-• •-• I Dltc:horpd - · don ThiVOiiar, Pullerlbura. 1111 ~-------------"•-1 · Mr. aJ11 Mra. aJII'PoltQ,IIa.. ' allloq. .. CASUAL SLACKS 50%otr R&J. SJ.48 $6.98 . .N~ttT Oft CAIIM. """"· ,.~ New,._..,. "CM~ m"0·~-- rehearsal,; FOR BACK·TO·SCHOOL Golllpollo, OM• . ' Wl ding Melody Kaye Davis is Honored with Shower ' PERFECT PAIR groom's parents, Frldoy ovoalnl at Oscar• s for members ot the wedding party following the wed. two-wheeled, covered car· Cour~ tipollo Molora. ot Pitts- man. The ushers will be John ·..,---·~-,:;:;··-- ·---, Mr. Hood Ia 1 1966 groduate of GAllS 1111 a 1968 (rlduate or Taylor, New Haven, w. Va., son, Noahvllle Automotln College, 11:16 p.m. Fridoy. Nuhvlllo, Tenn. He Is employed Dlechargea 1s •• lnailector at Fedora!.MoDlenno Hope Anpl, Bill L. guL Out ot town auesta were Mr. ~. Jr., Stanley E. B u I b, and Mn. J. L. Rlchud.IOD, Mr. Jaaot L. Glbbo, VIckie GrJooeph H, Halley, Mrs. Albert and Mra. Gra!t Cullen ard Ruth J, Hess, A. Hlcka, Alii CUlleD, ~rton. Janel, Mrl. Pat H, McBride, ·Mill Marl1e DIIIDIB, Mr. and Mn. Verna Meld, Mre•. Cora Mrl. Bruee Demda, Mla1 Janet 111a11t. Mra. EdWord Miller, Mra. Stalnaker, 1111 Mr. Art ~ey, wa• rlflll .. boMKullr IIJitd. Golden Wedding Observed by Walters E. Joseph Miller, Jr. burgh will be Ids brother's boot man all1 ushers were Mike Allen, Jctln Burllle, Ron Janey, Hoyt Lecturer Mra. Marie Thomas. Mrs. 1\'a Demey reported that $70.50 wasrecelvedbythegrange lrom oervlng at the Slamper desperately. "Well, maybe some other shop could take you," 1he girl Aid. That night she was out at tbe talr and when Dottle West, the 1tar for the evening appeared oo the atage, the local boauUclan pll her hand to her mouth and llid, "Oh, no!' Oh, yes. Sbe had turned down a chance to do Dottie's hair. her woddiJW. . Malron o! hooor Wll the bride's sister. Mrs. I.MI')' rue. Brictei!Mids were Donna 11dwn- tween the attendants. Lu J\nn Evans was the Oower &h'L h carr~ed a white basket with pink daisies. Her dreis was the tlllllO shade o! pink and scyled 1fm1lar to the other atteldants. Mr. P. J. Ryal served as best ''T&e :Valui\ ,.Df 'Ffteft6u ONE BEaUTICIAN In town had this experience. on a buoy So1ur. easuall¥ dressed woman dnlpped ta a certain shop. ''Could I get a comb out?,.. lbe sald. 'The over-worked operator looked at a cuatomer in the ebalr, one under the d!:J'er and several waiting and said, ••pm &Orry, ma"m!' uBut I really need to have my hair combed,'' the lady said rather in St. Louia Catholic Church. Mrs. Louia R, Ford, Jr. will pla,y tho wedding. music. Open church will be observed. Mia& Cornett• s attendant will be Mlsa Joan Barton ol. Pitts~ burgh, Pa. 1nd this formed a prland be- given for the Eno Grange AuiS'Jit meeting by the Worthy day afterDOI'JtJ, recently, a form the marriage at 4:30 p.m. Bible carried by her slater at !filler and wry File. Rlrw bearer was Jimmy Linehan. A dlmor wiD he giveo by the Ladies Picnic Held piece• of venice lace and seed parla. TM bridesmaids earrledn~ pya of pink marguerite daisies and white JH)IIlpmu. Tbese nosepya were attached to a smilax chain trlinmed with pink daisies GALLIPOLIS - Aliterary pro- sram The bride's ~ieee was sDk lllual"" held In place 'by 1 pill box of venice lace aDd 181d pearls. She carried a cucade of white marperite dailies ard i'7 centered with a white orchid. 'I1Mt Oawers were held on a white ""11• CHESHffiE - Plans have been lyn Roas. completed for the marriage of Serving as maid or hOnor for Miss Kathryn Clark, daughter of Miss Clark wiD be her oloter, Mr. and Mrs. H. Leo Cljlrl< o! Miss BUlle Jo Clark, anct Mill Cheshire. to Mr. Charles A. Amy Both Halley will be her Leach, son or Mr. and Mrs. Joe~ !lower girl. eph Leach, also of Cheshire. Mr. Steven seou wHI oervo The wedding wi II be an event as bolt man. Mr. Donold Leach of Saturday, August 30, at 8 p. and Mr. Joy McGhee will be the m, at the Cheshire United Meth. ushers. Malter Keith Clark, odist Church with the Rev. Frank brolhor ol Mill Clark, wiU oervo Cbeesebrew offl ciating. The gra.. as rina: bearer. dous custom or open church An open recoptlonfollowlngthe will be observed. ceremony will be at the home of Beginning at 7:30 p.m., a halt Mr. and Mj"s. Lloyd Roulh, J.lul. hour or wedding music will be berry Streol, Chollhlro. presented by Mr. and Mrs. Mer~ Mr. and Mro. Clarl< and Mr. and Mrs. Lead! 'Iiiii entertain tho ~ parl.y In the olulrch !ollowahlp room !ollowlng the GWVES eleeves and bottom of the skirt. A detlchable twrlel train completed the brldll aown. wore gowns of pink styled llke the matron of honor's. All wore ohoulder lellllth ol Ulualon held In place 1>1' pillbox head- Plans For Wedding IJaruieD GALLIPOLIS _ Plans have Cornett ond Dr. G. Rlchar<l Cor. been oomploled by Miss Roee Ma- nett ci Gojllpolls. rle Cornett, daughter ol Mr. and Followfne t h e ceremony, Mrs. Urban Cornett, for her mar~ guests are invited 10 a rece~ riage Seturdoy, August 30, to t1on In tho church so<lal room. George Lane Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Joseph Miller o! Plllaburgh, Pa. The Rev. VIrgil Reischman, cousin of the bride, will per. GALLIPOLIS - The Rev. and wu rote. The five bridesmaids Pa. Capri George Miller of Pennsylvania dress of chiffon over taffeta wttb lcq lull sleeves. Satin bows trimmed the collar, sleeves an:t detachable train in back. Her dress Miss Clark Completes JEWELRY •' Worthington; Mro. David Whllo 1nd Mlao Bock,y King. Mra. rue wore a skimmer · Uves are invited to attend a receP:lon planned from 2 to 4 p.m. 1be Russells were married August 27, 1919 at aant,GUs and are the parents ~ three dauglltera, Mra. JWJlor (Roma) Smith, Avooello Cobb and Mrs. Max (Thelma) Elliott and four grandchildren. stone Rd. Friendsardrelativesaretnvitedtocall on the coqple. Miss Rose Marie Cornett to Wed er, Garnet Thlvener, eouslnl of the bride, Mlsa Sanil Foater, TO OBSERVE 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. John Russell will be hooored oo Sundoy, Auault 31, at their home located on Rt. 775 oil RL 141. Frfeuds and rela.. Mr. aOO Mrs. Francis cardcelebrate their 50th wedding anntversacy on Slwlay', Aug. 31, wlth open house from 2.4 p. ' GAL!JPOLIS Condelabro "The Lord's Pnyer.'" and nowers decorated the Firl& Tho soft ll&ht olbumlqr lltpera BapUat Cturch for the Iller-. ln two brass candelabra lllumh~ woddbw or Candice L)1mThl ..... ated the weddlrc seene. Baaketa er to Johmy Ra.Y Hood. If I s s or white 1tock and pink kitten Thlvener la the daqhter ol Mr. daisies were placed on each aide and Mrs. Howard Thlvener, Z3 ot the altar. ChHlicot~>t Rd., and Mr. Hood Eacorted down the while-carIa the 11011 ci Mr. and Mrs. John poled 1ialo 1>1' her lather, the bride L. Hood, 1125 S...set Drive. was dre11ed 1n a Ooor lend~ aktmmer of pe~u de &Ole Vows of the double-ring cer&o mony were read on August 3 b)' !oahlonod wlih Victorian cW!or the Rev. J~aeph c. Olapman. and sleeves. Wee awllquea Mrs. F.dwird stewart waa o.... trimmed the bodice, sleeve• am pnlst and Colh1 Clor~ oalola4 hem. Venice lace edpdtlleneck, aana ' 4 ~tJI)'I," ulltcauae,"and Mr. and Mrs. John Russell OPEN HOUSE PLANNED - SWEATERS Thivener- Hood Wedding Vows Read at First Baptist Church ' THEN ' 11 - Tho Sunday Times • Sentlnol, Sundoy, August 24, 1969 Rae. SWEATEIS fr•.i $3.91 JEANS fra $3.91 UNDEIWEA'I fi'OII 3 for $2. 79 $7.98 '3·98 OPEN FRIDAY NITE TILl �T;;;;, n;i~;;~ugu'ciied to Court by City Police GALLIPOLIS - No one was injured but two drivers were cited ln three traffic arddenta investigated Friday by city po~ lice. The accidents broke a nve day ••accident-free" period ln Gallipolis and brought to 238 the number of accidents in the ft.rst 234 days of the year. Police cited Marjorie A. Jack. Ave., and then pulled out on1o Stanley W. SaWlders, 16, Ath.. -Fwrth Ave., in front ~ a car lipolis Municipal Court Aug. 2S on a charge of faill.ll"e to yield ens, was cited to Gallla County driven b.}' Beverly Am BenneU, Juvenile Court on a char~ ol 16, of 197 Ma(OIOlla Dr. There the right ot way. !allure to yield the ril!hl of woy was moderate damage to SaunMrs. Jack!Klfl was involved In son, 41, Rt. 2 Wellston, to Gal- moderate damage to both cara. an accident at 8:33 p.m. Frlda,y alter an accldentat7:27p.m.Frion Eastern Ave., at Burger Chef. day al Foorth and Lo<ust. Police said Saunders, headed Police said she attempted to northwest, stopped at the stop make a left turn in front of southwest bound James S. sign on Locust St., at Fourth Rhodes, 68, Gallipolis. There was --· !llnor domoie was elmo to lxllh cars in a ~ zcme accident at 5:27p.m. Second Ave., acroaa from Rovco. Pollee lllldFrmees ders• pickup truck and the Ben· 'lbomaa, ••; o~·lo Willow Dr.~ bad!ed from • ~ ..... and b)' One Divorce Action slruek a puked cor Walter A. Sounders, 18, Rt. 2 With Meiw; Court Gall!polla. No eharge was !lled. POMER~ - One divorce ac.. tion was riled and a divorce was LEG L' FRACTURED granted Friday in the M e i g 1 GALLIPOLIS - Carl B. LouJ.. County (!onunon Pleas Court. ner, 55, Wellston, was admitted FUing for divorte on grounds to HoJz£r Medical Center, First of extreme cruelty was Ernessquealing tires. Perroudhadbecn Ave.• at 8 a.m. Friday with a tine Boggess, Pomeroy Route 4, r ited by the State llighwa,y Pa- fra ctured right leg. He was lnagainst Robert L. Bogge!ll. The trol, and Tackett by cit)' police. jun,-d when he feU from a roof at plaintiff seeks custody or one Forfeiting bonds on city police home. minor child. charges were: Michael R. RuckGranted a divorce on grounds er, 17, Columbus, $18, failure d. gross neglect ol tklty and ex. George Washington was to obey an automatic traffic sigforced to surrender Ft. treme cruelty was Charles M. nal, and stanley W. Saunders, 16, Necessity at the Battle of Werry, Pomeroy, from Carole Athens, $22.50, railure to yield Great Meadows, during the M. Werry, Norfolk, Va. the right oC wa,y. French and Indian War. 2 Youths Fined by Court GALLIPOUS - Two youths were fined and two others forfeited bonds Saturday in Gallia County Common Plea s Coort. Judge John W. Howell fined Woodrow L Perroud, 17, Rt. 2, Bidwell, $10 and cost s , defective muffler, and Charles M. Tackett, 17, Patriot Star Rt., $10 a n d eosts, driving without lights and are Discounts Eve. Food ., ' ·~ WASIIINGTON (UPI) - The and propori;y damage ID!lleted b)' Hurricane Camille ~ IPW' the federal govemment to qulddy activate Its IIIOJ'Ibllld national flood tnsurance program to give horne a,mera financial protection in cUaaater .prone areas. ARTIFICIAL GrHn House and Cut Flowers tndlttonall)' have been reluctant to-· offer flood, tornado or hurricane lrlauranee to summer cottage Or permanent home SUPEIII MAIIIKETI DUDLEY'S FLORIST Set.lng1 Gallipolis, p...,ro.,, Ml441o,.n, 0. & Moton Co., W. Va. 446-1777 01" 992-5560 '• WEEK Troop Withdrawals Fresh,Fryin SAN CLEMENTE, C a I i t (UPO- Preoldent Nixon hao decided to de~er a decision on further American troop withdrawals from Vietnam until after he returns to Washington in early September because ot stepped 14'1 military activity In the ·War zone, It was aJlfiOWlced MONDAY AND TUESDAY-UPPER STORE Saturday. • NO LAYAWAYS • CHECK EVERY DEPARTMENT WE LOSEI YOU GAINI .... • • • • • • 1 2 PRICE . . TOY~DOZENS OF PLAY THINGS BOOKS-GAMES ART .GOODS TO WORK YARN LADIES BELTS NYLON HOSE MANY KINDS KNEE SOCKS TIGHTS RAYON HOSE • STATIONERY ITEMS • JEWELRY • LAMP SHADES • FLASHLITES • TOWEL BARS • BABY SHOES • HOUSE SLIPPERS • CHILDRENS WEAR • HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS BONUS:-GIANT STEM-PLASTIC 700 TO SELL-REG. 59~ lb. U.S.Gfitlnspeclld FULLY COOKED FULLY COOKED · HAMS Shank Portion Si1e lb. 'MIGIIIGAtl CIRROTS • • • 1·11>. • Pkt . NEW CABBAGE • • • • • • •. 'RID RADISHES • • 6-oo. FRESH GREEN ONIONS • • • • lUNCH ..... FANCY LONG 011EEft OUOUMBRS .... THOROFARE Beverages ALL FlAVORS Pint Bottle• Wiener or Sandwich There waa a time DOt dlstaut when any bi,P- ...- - In Melp CowJ\y .... ~ ao a good thlrw !or lho eOOIIOti\Y, for ruture Industrial growth, and tor re~ 11111tlq lbe CIIUI1IY and !be Slate "' Ohio. , That Will of thlddng may end August 29 'llhen a hearing Ia held In jho oourthouae BUNS Pkg. of 8 THOROFARE c~flM CHASE & SANBORN SAVEl COFFEE 3·1b c.. ~·27 "lljEW" PUlllfA ,.•. ,.... ... '·\:_•· ·~ : SARDINES :~~·lit . -.r, 1 calm rev!"' allho fada · _,. of 1bom to the - a l pi>llc - - lndlcalolllb&tmen-• . HI-C DRINKS AU Flovon 1-Qt. 14-o•. Can 3111 Y. ,, fLEISCHMANN'S '.BURIN£ 1.lb. ,.Citn. 39( . -•a -oa- ~· -IJIUII .oboad the7.31-Ut~allllla-. ~... lbll jiUt - l i t Marl- wllb ~ Tedlltlo of tbo Stale Ji1 19~ dla-lhal: Hilll- ~ . · - Con1rar7 to tbo _...t lmpnolloa, · are 110 Pliial to .lhe taur' ~ !roin - ~r.<f·, ·~ tbo . Ill -- .... ·~ .... __.... -~- .... ----·--- ...... .. home could be Insured at $17,500 In usubsidlzed" lnsurance, and $14,500 in coverage .at the full rate. Flood insurance for personal property Inside the structure would be llmlled to $•,ooo per dwelling writ at the lower rates with up to an additional ... 000 coverage available at tu11 risk premium rates. LAOTIANS WIN FfGHT VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI) Laotian troopa killed 15 Com. munist guerrillas and recaptur. ed two strategic outposts in mrtheast Laos Wechesday, the olficial Lao Press Agency report.. IV r-.10 30 SUNDAY AUGUST 24. 1969 WASHINGTON (UPO - The United States has been quletl,y conferrlJW with Cuba about the persistellt airliner hijlcldlll: problem, but so f'.ar with limited siiCcess, the state Department disclosed Saturday. The a,pproa.ches to the Communist Haw.lll gover~ ment, with which Washington has had no diplomatic relations since January, 1961, are part or a broad U.S. attempt to arouse the interratioral community's interest in combattil'8 the practice. The United states also is proposing a n international agreement which would require hijackers to be returned to countries of origin despite any claim or the right to political asylum. Even as the State Department reported on the situation,. an Avianca airliner with 26 persons aboard was diverted from Its flight between Bucaramanga ark! Bogota. Colombia, aOO rorced to d.y to Cuba. It was the 39th commercial Uncover eel Saturday. Archeolo- letter a, and h_!s ~te­ gists said Saturda,y they have ments to the press, Mr. Ziegler discovered a 3, tOO year old city has endeavored to create the t:uried under volcanic lava and impression that Judge Hayns- ash as well.preserved as ttte Ro. wortll was cleared or •nv man town of l'l:>rnpell. - ... The cl"Qr is 'lblra, located on charge of conflict or interest in the Island of ~. 70 miles . -~ecU011 with the Darilngton caae. It Is evident that he ,.., U l8tlt of ente. It was cle..!cleared of a ..,lie dllferiml slroyod b)' me same underwater from ,Wbldl Tilt build i " latO - hU ·hli> ~~ milH.. al - ' TIIthll!mtiloslorlmontanonralblaquea, .. ,, .. airliner hijackifw to Cuba thla dlpJomatlc relations with the year. aU but 15 of them being Fidel Castro government were American planes. severed. The United StateB has been Results so far": most troubled by the dl version Cuba has agreed to permit or commercial flights to Cuba. hijacked aircraft to return to Offi cials estimate that since the United states wHh all ita 1961, about 3,000 passengers passengers it pUots agree to have been hijacked to Cuba and accept complete responsibility that attempts contlooe at a rate for passenger safety. of about tour a month. The United Stateo has fUrConcurrent wltll an upsurge nished Cut. with lists fA al tho elll of 1968 alii the persons considered potential begtnnl~ ot 1969, the omcials hijacker s. OJbe. Ills lrxllcateG said, the United States contact- that a limited nmnber of such ed the Cubans through Switzer- persona may be aUCJt~Jed into land, which has represerted Cuba via Mexico. U.S. interests in Cuba since The United States has sug- gested tt.t dissident QaMM llvtrw In the United !Ia.., mlght return to Cut. oo ~ aircraft ot tbe refugee alrllft llying to Hava... Moolha aao. Cuba alii the United Slateo agreed thai lhe airlift coold llJ uniiOjlpy a.•ns to tho Uulted Stltea. tu so lar Havaa ... retused to admit •l'll'one on the return flight&. The Untied Slateo hao pro. posed a bilateral asreement wllh Cuba !or lhe re1urn of hijackers to U.S. custoc11. c...ba has indlcotod that at tbo moment it has no lntereat lD such a Dt.ct. Oops! It Backfires BY ROB SILER J'T. PLEASANT - West Virginia Democrats, plagued for years by charges of election tr.. regulartues, apparently ran a c· cording to form Saturc:la}' inside their own houae. Meeting the past weekerxt at Pleasant Point Resort ln their state convention, West Virginia's Young Democratorganlzatlon ran aroui of ita own rules in the elect! on of a new president It was discovered Friday eV&ntrw that the Credentials eom. mtttee had dlsquaillled one ot its candklates for president. Dr. ll A. (SIIIII\Y) Wells, Morga.-n, was disqualided trom the race when the cmunittee learned that Wells was not a member of his hometown YOW'IK Democrat or- Holy War YOicano that wiped out the famous Palace oC Minoa in Khossos, Crete, in 1500 B. C., start. inl the decline of the Minoan civilization, the first lmown clvru zat1on on European soil. By United Press lntenaticml The eruption of the volcano The Arab world Saturday obcaused a Udal wave that fiood- served a day ol mourning over ed the Greek islands and Ute the burnirw: of El Aqsa Mosque mainland shores ()( the Aegean In Jerusalem with general strikes sea. Then lava and ash rained and other protestdemonatrations against the United States as well down on the sites. An arclleologlcal team headed a.s Israel. Arab leaders renewed by Prof. ~ytas Marlnatoa, gen.. calls ror a Moslem holy war oral lnspe- ~ sotiquitles, dlB- against the Israelis. Observers said the fire which oot"ered 1bi.ra and already has badly damaged the ancient unearthed two - 111ory buildings with doors, windows and air holes moBQ.ue, one ot Islam's holiest on tile root's. shrines, had whipped tensions in The alBO have found roeds and the Middle East to d:Jeir highest BQ!ares t1 a city with an advanc- point since the 1967 War. One ed clviUzaUon, aB well as Minoan said it could do more to unite painted vases, jars and a medi- the wrangling Arab leaders cine cabinet. against Israel than any other other single develq~ment. Israel Fridayannouncedthearrest of Australian Michael D. Roflen. a sheep shearer idem!· fied as a member of the Christian Church of God sect, on charges ot setting fire to the mo'lque on Thursday. The annomcement, however, did little to stem lhe moontlng anger among Arabs and Moslems elsewhere around the world. SAIGON (liPI) Three tton by saying It will be needed sometime. Arabo generally denounced Roo There will be opinions putrorward at the hear. huMred U.S. intantrymen killed hen's arrest as a maneuver d&oo lng 00 the 29th that the $3 million could be a North Vietnamese machine olgned to sbi!l blame !rom laraoL used mach more wiaelJ elsewhere In Meig1 gun erew S.turday ard caplund Hill 101 oo tho sixth day COIIII\Y on the aamo hilbways. of costly ftgflting in South For uample completlm either of the Vlelnam's Que Son Valley. Rl. 7 by.pooa to Five Points or oxtonalon of Sweating and tbirsty, the lour lanes hrto Atheni' would do mudt more Amerteans dug in for the nlgbt for the river eonunWlities served by Rts. 7 _ on the hill 340 miles northeast 33-124. of Solgoo before pushing oo TUCSON, Aria. (UPJl- Alter Even ualng the f3 million, U II mull be spent now, to modernize the Model-T era toward their final objective a year ol trying to place the rood from Rock ~lnga IIIIo Pomeroy would 1,000 yanla awa.y: the wreckage blame elsewhere. authorities ba of Inestimable greater value lhanlnstella- or a helicopter with el.ght have conclllled tlat one or American-··· more old-Weal aiYio vlglla,.. tlon of a aolnl.....mero lllterchallge. According to U.S. cOIIIll, al groopo try11111 to drive out lhe Mueh better, rather, that it be used aome.. least 580 North Vletmmese and Mafia IDI)' be re!POOSlble lor 1 wbal later, wllee more Ia . - tu 1~ to complete the four~ane l1nko a1 Rt. 33 tu Alb- VIol Ceq have boon killed lido 1erles of btlnblnp In lblo week In lbe 10-mil&-long joqle Nsort dl)'• ..,. &not of Rt. 7 to Five Polnta. Demanded Infantry Gets Hill ganizatlon, which il!i one ot the requlremerts for candidacy. WeDs. ironkally, had challenged 19 delegates, some his own. with campaign violations. He said earlier friday that he was doing this, "to clean tC) the Yoww Democrats eleetton aya- tem." A poll of delogateo oo Friday seemed to give the edge to Larry Tucker, Summersville, but Wells didn't thlnk so. He said, ''If the election credentials committee finds my challenges correct, then I'll win by a large margin. I'm real excited, I think we can do it" Dr. Wells, however, was suffering a different kird of exdt&ment F'riday night when the committee informed him of his own disqualification! Wells had an attorney ehetk lhe conatitutton, thea asreec1 lhel the decision was just. Saturday aftornooo lhe .,..q, unanimously elected Larry Tuek.er ItA presidem. Tucker pclously &:!!Pressed his regret ttat the election wasn't allowed t.o carry on because, Tucker sa1d., .. This las clJun»ened everyone's spirits. II took the punch ooa of the convention." In other actioo the delepte1 to the convention also approvod a motion to lower the age l.lmit tor memberahip in the Yoww: Democrats organization tr«n 40 to 35 over a period of yearL John D. Rockefeller IV was tbe speaker Saturday nlghl !or lht concluding..._~ BELFAST, Northam Irelan! (UP0 - Prolos1anl mili1anls led by the Rev. lan Pais18)' Saturday threatened to tq>ple the Northern Irelalll gove~ mert if itdisanned the contro- versial B-Special reserw police force. Paisley and about 300 followers met at Stormont Castle Parliament buiJdi~ outside Belfast and protested against the British anny order friday for the predomh~ antly Protestant B-Specials to turn in their weapons at annories. Desegregation is Found Suceessful WASIIINGTON (UPQ- Excepl tor some white parents, there is wide agreement in desegregated Soutbern schools that black students are getting a better education and that White st.ldeots have not sW!ered academically, tbe government said Sat:urd.Q". This was a major conclusion of a roport b)' the Civil Rlahts Office of lhe Deparimeol of Healtll. Education and Welfare, baaed on Interviews with 1,230 studenta, tea<:hers, adrnlnistraU.s and parents in 13 scbool districts which have been desegregated lor two years. In Raids ATIIENS, Ohio (UPn - Aforee d more than 20 law enforcement o!flcers late Friday 8lld earl¥ Saturday arrested 26 per10111 ill tile Athens area on narooUet charges. A quantity of nareoUu wu confiscated aloog with boUlAio, vials, small bans, pipes, da:arets, cigaret papers, a e1p.ret roller and needles. Raids were made at homes in the area across the lloeldal River opposite Ohio Unlverlit;y. Also raided were anapartmeatln the city snd a boule. One place In lhe Harriaonvllla area ol Meigs Count;y waa al10 raided, but no arrest was made. Athens police, Atbell.s CCUdr oheri!!'s deputies, Lopnpolleo. Meigs CowJiy sherlll's deputieo. and agents from the Bureou of Criminal lnve&tlptim parUdpated in the raida. AuthoriUes said the ra1da fol,. lowed a IOOMllly lnve&tlptliiD. Those arrested ......, eharpd with posaesaioa t1 nareouca .. for bwesti.p:Uoo of poe.aesiUm ol oarcotics. Vigilantes Figured in Bombings American casualties Trame moving lato Pomeroy oil the Inter. valley. were plaeed al 35 ldlled alll150 change will Into a ~w~Wano, coning rood lhal alreaiiY has Ita full pereentap of wounded. All elaht 111011 In me Nortb autoacddontl.· u.s. ..--.. ·n... olw)ouo 'liiOIIiml ~ ... ·, uioa, 1.t1r PAGE 13 Cuba Cool to Hijacli Accord vt.-oe maclllae gun nest The river OOIIIII1IItlltleaoftheCIIUI1I)',-. were .._-tee~ kWed 1n tbo No r<JI!l II aD from Rook IPilllo to Five • Polnla (eoJIIplellnlilha Rt 7 by-B), 110 lm.. the maJorlt;)' ~ popd1tlon Ia concentrated, sue<:esatul American as.Wt Oh - - o f Rt. 33-7-Ut from-~~ and Wblcb are llmsr1 fer any ldad of tao- HW 101 Saturdaio, but three aloo died, lncludlnlol'lllnero¥,-IMlofRt.,33'1f<l\lrtalloo ,.lriol _.o~oa, will rotn notblnc !rom lhe sedlon a1 11111 • ,.... o1a111 -milMgeaad - _ IIOitlldme (thev..,. dtdlllllll ... barcbaage. Nor will any _ aucblht eGOmiJ be - · ••• ' c..mu..tat built! ~. and llllall¥, lilt _ _..-,..... II llbould ba .P,atn to our hl&h- p1m. e~ o ·....he althO m. 1 .bl'.pua - . ~ cwr to 11"1 lbal we mOlt of all madera hl&h· wao bla bel~ Rock Silrlap bllo the prqiooed ~n~o~:, 1111 aeceu to tho - s t (Aihana) lad Froal Aid tbo. HW .....,... . ' , DDr~ll, ~. A 10~·. aoaoull '"""" strlkllw ll'cln """*' Inter....... ·· , ..-aall!ll-'! lanea ·!P:illllbaliuoo ...,...? . ,1 ~ ""'! ·!'"'"'d:.'t '-~--·- -~-·-· -- curves arxl two others that hbxler free fiowing traffic. There was no speclflc reaaon given lor the abandonment of Whatever '11azy" plamlng existed !or the oxtonalon of Rt 33-7-124 Into upper Pomeroy. - Present plBII8 to eont1nue the Rt 7 by.paso !rom Rod< ~lnga past new Molp High School and aCl'Oss-eountry to Five Pointl are of the tlv~-year if not longer va.. rie<y. In other words, tho departmenl ean promloe notblnc. - Present plana for the extenalon of the four laneo of Rt 33 !rom Darwin to Alheua ljiiiUently are leoo ephemeral but hold l!Wo more oub&tanee. About a year ago loten&ted cltlzen.a weretoldiD Columbuaa aectlonwould be oxtended b0101111 Darwin toward Albeoo, but Ito length and coastructlon date remafn. eel to ba dotermined. - Completion of the Rt. 7 b)'.poos fllroulll Laurel cwr to Rook lP'lnP, and lDID the .., me -led tnterehange ot Rock~ "' 33.7-12t. Oplaloaa will be ol!ered II thai hearing ._.tlng that the $3 mll.llaa plua 'projeet moy Indeed pump ..... struellm money Into lbe loeal ........, , WI onlhe other hand: - Add aboolutel¥ nothing to wr poten.. t1a1 for Industry. - Rounlte llelro Couat.Y with IIObody. Tblo come u a shock to texpo.yers . . . . . - to ' !be Image "' • hll!h- de. . - that al-• doe• the ril!bl tblna. No - and "" will be the last to claim 11 - hold• thai the Ohio ~ of 1f1111w1111 doem't have a pretl)' poe~ bal- ~- ~.loiiCbidlledtobe­ lllr avenge In Its Judl!monta of llbal, When;· gln In 1970. ........ tobulld. 'Ibus. thla pleture emeqes: 'Ia Gal. Pkg. I an existing !arntly ·An Editorial: the Route 33 Interchange STATE FAIE All Flavon r single VOl ADA Flogs Nixon s 3-LB. SIZE ' SAVEl For instance, $32,000 vending macldn8a~·1l!l. • . ·\ brlbtt!'Y wu: .lnv.olved, 11111 ~ ... >J _ • · · . • · 110 , . ,... ~d of Interest. uuruog a eaoe he helped dedde. established and · the TexWe lla <OIIIIllOIIIed: ''In his Union Prealdent WUllam Pol. Workers' attorney acknow- release r1 selected excerpta chat>ge." lod< said In a statement that ledged Ibis with an apology, tho llaynS111Jrth•s Involvement with the OOD1JWU' indluted "possible bias" in hil ruling as a U.S. AJII)M.Ia COUrt member. In 1963, llaynaworth voted with the 3..2 mejor:lty in favor of the Darilngton Mam!actur. lng Co., and against the Textile zero. Twenty - six representa- utilized in the 1968 Nixon WASIDNGTON (UPO Workers Union which . had Americana ror Democratic Ac- tives achieved a 100 per cent campaign to a conlition or protested tho dosing of a mW Uon (ADA) Solurday accused mark al'll 103 tailed to vote politleal permanence. ,.The Nixon administration as being an anWabor deYice. tho Nixon administration or liberal, by ADA standards, 011 has displayed an •>Pert agility The union later eonteDcled lackftw leglsladve leadership, all)' issue. Further discussing the admi- in protecting ami building its that llaynS111Jrth had been criticized the House and praised own political base while lacking lalluenced by the fact he was the Senate Democratic leader· nistration, the ADA said: the will to prcpose adequate flrot vtee prealdent of Carolina ship. Veod-A-Matic Co., which sup.. In a mid...gesslon review or "Its failure to recommerd solutions to m.tiona.l problems.'' In its 12-page review of the piled vending macblnoo to Congress, the liberal organiza- suitable tax reforms, its administrative and legislative oeveral mUla owned by Darling.. tion concluded: owosltlon to a simple extension tdl' I pareat compan,y, Deering, of the ellective votirw: rights progress ~ to the congression"Overall, the Nixon adminis- act, its sq>port of manij)ulatlw al recess, the ADA had only Milliken. fne. In IIIIIOOIIIdng President Nfll. tration has set a sluggish pace electoral chai'IR'es, Us trade- one bit of praise for the on's nomtnauon ot the South legislatlveb' am a r~etiOIIll')' quate enforcement of existirw President. After reviewli1K his Carolinian. Press Socrelary one administratively... civil rflhts laws, its emphasis plans for shaking liJ the federal The assessment preceded a on prenntive detention rather welfare system, it said: Ronalcl Ziegler sald llaynsworth "President Nixon has, in ldid OX<IDOr&led "' IIIIJ' nnking of how all sel8tors alii than law enforcement proteceffect, suggested a number of conlllet "' lntereol In lhe caae. J'EPresertatives rated by liberal tion, all go to form a .Zlegler dlatrlliUied excerpts of ataDdards on selected key governinental mosaic conslstlrw: possibilities that should have lellora !rom then Chief Clr<ull lsaues. or a philosophical commitment come unler public discussioo Juclge Simon E. SObolo!! and Ten seiBtors got 100 per cent and ideological conviction that and coqvesaional consideration All. Gob. Robert F. Kennedy to marks and 10 others scored extends the •Southern strategy' a long time ago. .andt. a IRISN BRAND SUGAR CURED Generous Qtestlon remained that Hayns- or NO LAYAWAYS . Ziegler, hc:Mcver, did not say flatly that Park was told alth~ it was clear that he had been informed The South Korean leader had warned Nixon that a big ptJllout might have repercussions of security a g a i n s t Communist forces throughout tlle world arrl particularly on his own border which is threatened rrom the North. AFL • CIO Textile Workers PoHoek said Ziegler released worth ohould have dlsquall!led UJtloo made ,public Saturday s (l1)y uaeJected excerpts of this hlmselt trom the decision, file confidential correspon- corresPondence, along with l'l>llock clalrnecl thai the dence involving the eolllection mis 1.......,_~ charaeterizatl ~aa · ons queatioo raised by the union in between &lpreme Coort mmi- tbereof. u nee Clement F. ~I', ,Jt!~- ,_, Tbe lrion.~llid that , 1963 ~s ~ Bttempted ROSES '•\ Allies Yrere being told. Ziegler said that Nixon had been giving the question of troops in Vietnam a close stwly during the past few dlys arxl tJJat he made hls decision Friday. He apparently did convey to South Korean President Park Cllung Hee his intentions when they woull:l lC) their talks in San Francisco this week. There has been no firm eaUmate r1 the amount that was not covered.) Under the federal program, property Insurance will be citered to endre communt.Ues ratl:ier than to indlviduala. The inltiatlve for flood insurance coverage must be taken by a community, or In &Orne cases, by the state or county. The community must demonstrate a need lor such coverage, including proof oi fiooding and tho !lood history of an area. Umited Coverage Under the federal.prlvate J)r'Ogram, insurance COYerage would be ilmtted to $17,500 per dwelllng 11111t and $30,000 !or any slngle structure. 1be act also permits tlood Insurance at tull..rtsk premium rates to be sold tor coverage In excess d. the $17 ,500and$30,000 amounts, but not to exceed twice these fi~JUres. ATHENS ( UPI) - -Tho thai effect. WASHINGTON (UPn WE Hl VE GONE THROUGH OUR ENTIRE STOCK, EVERY DEPARTMENT AND WEEDED OUT ODDS & ENDS, BROKEN STYLES, SLOW MOYERS ETC. & REDUCED THESE TO • oth~r Uon. Haynesworth's Record is Questioned Old City U.S. Go•t. lnopecled ALL BELOW COST Ziegler said that the military intelligence have some information or the probabtliiJ' of a new Communist offensive and Nixon wants to analyze further tbh potential new figflting and also take another look at infiltration levels from North \'iet.Ram into the South. before be makes a final decision. The President is due to return to Washington around Sept. 6 or 7 and Ziegler said that within a matter of weeks or days after that Nixon will make an announcement on troop t:eplacements. Presidential Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler sald Nixon had J>U1 ol! a decision he had planned to make late next week on further cutbacks in American troop levels in Vietnam. Ziegler saki that the chier executive wnts to evahate turtller the VIet Coqe: an:I The U.S. has infonned the N or t h Vietnamese activit;y South Vietaamese government which reached a new high point in Saigon ol the decision to put in mki-August ani he has asked off any announcement ot for further reports to evaluate further reduclon in American "the significance or thls actlvi· forces-which wm'•not displease Q. II them-ard it was assumed WHOLE • NOT ALL SIZES • NOT. .ALL COLORS • ALL ARE BARGAINS approves current fisc&J 1970 appropriations - which gives small comfort to persms who were wiped out during recent storms. · (The Insurance Inlormation Institute In New York reported Friday that Hurricane Camille alone caused insurance...covered damage of at least $2 00 mUlloo and possibly up to $225 mU. Nixon Delays More 252 THIRD AVENUE, GALLIPOLIS_ U.S. Govt. Inspected IN THE kept the premium rate 110 high that many can't afford IL Repeated disasters along the Eastern and Gull Coastl, caualng untold billions l1 doUars in uninsured damage, prompted Congress to make flood insurance available by subsidizing private companies. Small Comfort The program was approved ' Private ln5UI'ance companies AT EARLY owners beeause of the Inherent mder the Housing arxl Urban hll!h riak hwolved. Companies Development act of 1968. lt" is atfertng such lnsurance have ready to go when Congress lloodlna 11-- .PUll= men to bomb &manno' s hoote. work of a vigilante gnq,. She said ohe was told thai lhe 'Well Known People' agent warud to start a war Without naming -.a, GDII...... dl!ferent !actions of me lnaoo Aid wbeD me lnveotqa.. Mafta in Tucson so that they tlon waa CGIDpleted, ••There are would drive each other out ol golrw to ba • 101 "' """' the city. Involved lhtl you would .,._ FBIInvestiptor suapect in a aitultion 1uch a• She identifted the agent oo1y thlo. A 101 of waD .._, .DOOIIIo as 11Dave.'" are J0in1 to haft to IDIWir lar The DOll! day FBI lllrector J, their aetionl." Edpr Hoover oont a opecW lnveatlptor here from WaohOne of lht WIIDOIUI al 1nrtoo, D. C. , to look Into lhe the Jul,y 12, prelbliii8J'Y ..... charge. lloover 1110 said lhet Ina: Wll "81111_.. ...11111" lhe lmolwd In lbe BlnnDo,. lOll fill. . . . . . .. all•doo no 1cqer workod r... ... He to&tllloct lhet lit ... !be bureau. been ........... bl1 tae:u•a . Pollee _.-entty ·•ve wOJ'kloi oo lblo theory for oeveral - . but If onb- <11110 to publle a-111 eorllar IIIlo month. Durtrw a Dl'Olfllllnal')' hooruw far two men accu.Hd ·of. 4-111 · lwo btlnbJ ol lht """"' , of~~ ldqptn JOMph Gl'oe . . . . .o) _,.., S...rol - · ................ that the .... Oll Jlly 22, iHI, ·tbo first Plillle II wu lnvol'fod In tbo dvp hod qodt lnlcllal of - • aataa wu hll Jab with tbo FIIIMl tbodQ ro..toot rue... the_...._. .•...,.._...... . lulmo .... _ ........... II wao bolo-. lit llo • • of the ........... llyllw- ...... .. .......... :. 111111 WJ1 lolo I OIU!a lail It' · . the .......... ••••• lit . ' 1. Tho .....,... _ .u-t!rlead of a be,... ~ OCibll ·Police a.ter . , _ of of tbo occ:uood Wllllalll. net- ~ llool _ . , . lo - -- ·!1.-le w.!4.bo ,for ll!f ..~..... !"'! , ~~ ~ oil', 111111 teatllltil abe llacl told .. . ~ to fillkllr,· DOI Jll'll!ll ~ ~ blrnpa, .., . tbo lW<i ""'... lbal 111 .bll - · ....... ........ , -~ ij1lrlto4 .llllllviU!o ~ ~ ,'ollor laoclctdllll Gill .. . - ill lilt Fodoral llunioa of ll'tlll'll ........ tbo ... 12 wu ._ .. 11t ll1l ~,c IW·• ' ' lo -thO hoorbic thla - · IJiailoelut -ro. ·-~ the lwo W·· ··~ -~ ,·· 'It• . -o1- •1• .. ar. ' i w r.. .... · - -- ......... ... .' . . . . . . ., . . . .. . ,_ .'. - ;>\ ,,:,,.. ' �•I • ' - ., .. ··- . . . . '" ' • 14 - 1tte Sway Times -Sentinel, Sunday, August 24, 1969 No One Injured in Two Accidents on Friday ~}~~@lj~Mt~~~~~~:ili@~~:~:~:m;:~~1~:~:j~~li:i~~jllM~tl:t.~ POMEROY - The Ohio Liquor Control Commission report a GALLIPOLIS - No one was was making a left tum. To the Injured in two accldenta investi- rear, Mrs. Lambert was WI· pted In Gallla County Friday by able to stop, attempted to pass the state IU!IIlw'¥ Patrol. One her and the two vehicles eoliid~ ded. Both cars we~ off the len driver was cited. a lf.d&Y suspension of the G. aoo C. care, W. Main St., begtnDlitJ: at noon Aug. 21 and erding at noon Sept 4 tor allegedly selling 1toxicating liquor in and upon the permit premises to a minor, I\ \... ~~~~~~::;o=-.~.·::-.·:~=-.·:=.·~~:::.·::::::.·~===~~.·:;:t.:-,:~~t:i:j~~-:::.··:::;::.=:.;::~~~:::=~W: \~~~~~~~~-:.-.....~ ~ ;•X>;-.·:o:o....:.u.-.::~ ... . The patrol cited iblrley A. Lambert, 25, Jacksm, to Gallipolis Mwtlcipal Court Aug. 25 on a charge of failure to stop .......... •'•'• ..... ;o;;o; '.-... ........... ' ' . \ 12 Defendants Fined POMEROY - Twelve deCeOOants were fined and set.'en others forfeited bonds Frida;): in the Meigs County Court of Frank W. Porter. Forfeiting bonds were CarJ N. Schwenk, .Pittsburgh, Pa., $22,50, posted on speedil"lt charges; John Lewis Dodson, Thornville, $27.SO, speedill!:; Elmer L. Pemberton, Coal Grove, $27.50, inse-ci.U'e Iced; Larry W. Maier, Co-lumbus, $25, lea\li~ a trailer setting on a traveled portion . of a count,}' road; Donald R. Clagg, Lesage, W. Va., $27.50, no pro-tective headgear while riding a motorcycle; Charles B.. McQueen, Weston, W. Va., $27.50, stop sign violation, arxt Oscar Wicker, Baltimore, Md., $27.50, Lose 10 lbs. in . Grapefruit Diet Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sarver, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma and Patricia. They also t.'isited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and chlldi'en of Langsville. Mr. aOO Mrs. Frank Saner, Johnny and Eddie, Mrs. Howard Thoma and Patricia were MoDday diMer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson. Recent callerS of Mr. aOO Mrs. Lincoln Russell ard Guy Russell were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillogly, Vicki and Bruce, or Albany, Terry Lynn Russell of Pomeroy and KathJI Gilkey Qf Albany. Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyce am Marty Hedman of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Venoyandfamily oC Pomeroy all:l Mr. and Mrs. Robert Venoy and l'amily of Middleport were recent callers or Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell. Mr. aOO Mrs. Gar~ Be.mitl, carol Mary a:ril Ellen, of were weekend \fisitors of her mother, Mrs. Alice Robeson, and Chester Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seyre arxl family of Chester were Sunday visitors of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ClJ.arleS Sayre ard Don. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roush and family of Gallipolis spent several days with her mother, Mrs. Helen Johnson. Mr. James ~rouse was here to attend the funeral of his aunt arxl while here visited with Mrs. Goldia Sargent, Guy Sargent and Mr. R. V. Heilman. Becau.te this diet really works. We t.ave lttat imonialt reportin~ on 11~ succen. If you follow t u:actly. you should los<: 10 pllunda in 10 d.ilyl. No we og!-!t Jon in the first fololr d,l yS but you will luddenly drop 5 pounds on lhe 5th da v. Thrre01fter lose one pound a day until the 10tt1 day . Tflen you will lose 11/~ pou.,ds every two days until you get down to your proper weight. Bnt of iilll. there Wil l be no hunger pangs. Revised and enlarged, this diet lets you stuff yourself wilfl formerly "forbid· den" focods. such iiiS steaks trimmed witfl 111. roa.t or fried tfl icken, graviee, may· onnaise, lobster swimming in butter, bacon fate, sausage. lrtd scrambled eggs 0111d 1tiiJ lo1e weight. The •~eret be· hind lflis "quick we't;!lt loll'' diet ie simple. "<~t does not form fat. And tfle gr1pefru it juice in this diet acts n a cat· aly1t (the "trigger"), to start tfle fat burning proce11. You atu" your•elf on the permitted food listed in the di~t plan. ;nd etill lose unslgMiy fat and euee• body fluids. /1.. COPY Of thil ltlrtllftg euCCIIIful diet can be obtlined by lending $2 to '· 5.211 w. JefferiM L.A. Ciilif. 90011 Money-back guarantea. If lfter trying the diet you have not !oat 1 pounds in the flrd eeven days, another I pounde In the ne:d 7 daye, and 1V1 pounds every two days there. .ttu, simply return the diet plan and your $2 wil l bt ,._ funded promptly end without argument. Tear out thle sage e1 1 reminder. Decide Plow to regain the trim iiltb·lotive figure af JOUr youth, and stopped In a ditch. 11te V&hicle was not damaged, nor was Koehler 11\jured, The Pcmeroy emergency squad answered a call to the scene. The department is also Investigating the thert ot an aluminum gate from the Cllarles Lewia farm on the Harrisonville Roe.d. urdaJ' on the Addison - Bula.. ville Rd., four-tenths of a mile west ol. Addison, Officers aald Donald W, Saxon, 17, Addlll<lll, lost control, his car went otr the .. ' School and Office Edition. "THAT OLD FASHIONED COODNISS" 2Dd • Olin St. Goll'rl!a. 0, . Pb. Me4612 Revco's Price Save 52¢ on Plas~c Covered Save 211t n #2 Eram-npped LEAD PENCILS 12~33c R Save 29t on easy writing SaYt 14t and S~ck to LePage's Revco·s. Price MINIMUM 20 SQ. YDS. INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET NOT INCLUDED IN THIS SPECIAL! $1.00 HAIR BRUSHES 8 ASST. COMBS ~:o·• al110 ~ aviation, "Juat lor fun." In order tD get her Ucenae, laaued two weeka agoo, ~-~ had "' lly c:roo~ atleut 200 mDes. ll!e made tbe trip from Ft. Lauderdale tD 1laytona Beach. It f\1 houri, Her lnterell In ..laUon bepn at Jack1011 Count.!' Airport llld wa1 completed at tile Burnold80tt Avlatloo Training Caller In Opalocka Airport, Ft. Louderdale, one d. the worlcVa IS. lng svlaUon training "'nter1. Work at Burnslde.ott Included ground achool, two houn of olmulaled Rllllol .tnatructlco!, 25 houri ~ obi .... 25 houri "' solo air Ume. Most tchooll reCJI!re Jull 20 houri ~ each, c1ua1 llld aclo. ''Unbelievable, unbelievable" Ia the way Charlotte describes = SAVE 25C Stallltu 100% Nylat! I PANri-BOSE : First Quality. In proportioned sizes to perfectly fit all heights. Compare at wtlh $1.98. $359 'lr~.";g:r' 94c coupon I I I I I I I I ······-----· ~!.JJ on BY HOBART WILSON, JR. u. Army Clpl. Jolin (Sam) - · · 27, ... o( Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Mallbewl, lo at It again, oot,y now ho Ia !nlllructlng U. S. Army 11ounta1n Rinser volunteera at Camp Dahlonega, Go., !nllead of leading a rifle com- s. •• $1.19 atREVCOI DISCOUNT HEALTH & BEAUTY CENTERS ~ -· ·- -· OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. 11L 9 AVENUE Ohio •er. O.ly l:ncer Has Te-adtray Br•Bd S.ulle-l'reU Predllft, •.Hkl, s,teial• PI• Tep V•lu Sta.....! w. Armo11r Star ++++ liced Bologn MATTHEWS, who suffered rllllol ankle wounds In VIetnam on lla,y 26, has regained lull &trength . (at leaat he laid It didn't bother him while home on leave here in Jub') as he continues his milltary career . ++++ THE 19641 GARS graduate and wlmer o1 the coveted Music Key nine years ago entered the U. S. Army after graduating from Ohio State Univeralty in Jm1e, 1966. He was the top ROTC student In blo graduating clooo at OSU. He arrived in Vietnam on Aug. 25, 1967, and received right thigh wound& on Dec:. 4, 1967. lb. ++++ from sewers who do not and will notfteyevlllqeaewersavall. able. A llat ol reoldenls who fall wl1hln thla category will be eom.. piled. 15, acc:ord:lq to the former reg.. eouncUmen preseut waS drawn The rellel being provided aome water users in the community will be IUbatantlal. The llrat bills sent In late July amounled tD abool 167 per cent of the water bills for some sectors at town. The new !Iaure Is about 100 por cent of the water bill llld clrop1 down to from 30 tD 40 por cent ol the· water bill lor extremely larp oilers of wa1or, . .. . , Tho ordinance poned Friday nlllht llllllllmousl.r b)> tile live by Squire, Slw!de:ri llld DempOtll<lals report that a 'to per aey, the ccmunwtlt,y'a bonding 1)0118ltj< Ia provided U the .:lrm, at the requeot of Mayor bills are not paid .., the clue Cbarles Lepr llld other officiate llld IQ1INIId blllo can be . r:lale who had promised that steps cortlfled tD tile Melia Count;y would be taken to equalize the Auditor for cqlleetfon with reo! rates. Jamea Evans of Ohio VIdeo ellale taxes. Leslolatloll paoaed by vlllaft alllr:lal1 also....,_ Inc., Tilfln, alao mat with COUO: Yldeo that Water Clll be llll'ROd ell Friday nl.!ht to ci~CII&B prooff In homes whore bills are not greu made lor the lnatallaUon pold, , of cable televlaloo aervloe In There are .UU tD be aome l'llmeroy, He has alao been authreolclenta who will not bO requlr. orlzed to ln&tall a ayatem tn "It was ratnlng whfm ] BOlO.. ed the first time. 1bat dl~'t help any,'' abe aald. HJt was exciting tD be C0J111ni Into an atrport Wbere Jato that lly 200 miles &n hOW' are comlne In all the time." "l gueiJ the most dlmcult thing abool learning tD lly lor me was coming out ot Jtalls. 1 SWEEPER HAS ADJUSTMENTS TO. TAKE. CARE OF INDOOR· -OUTDOOR, KITCHEN, \ . ". '-: & al I, Arii1Y Comm011dat1011 Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Vlelllanj Cempaiga Medal with five battle stars; National Defense 5ervtce Medal, Combat Infantryman'• Badge, and the Vietnamese Cross ~ Gallllllb'y with Palm. ++++ WHEN asked 1f he would go back, Matthewa replied: "Yes, 1 would. The work there lf38 rewarding. We have fine young men fighting over there. When they oome back home, 1hey wUI make us fine leaders in the future. rm very proud of the men I nrved with over there." ++++ ASKED what wiU happen lt the United States withdraws all Middleport. its troopa, Matthews answered: uThe North Vietnamese will take Evans reported that proper over immediately. The South Vietnamese are not ready to take appUcatlons have beea filed wfUt. over · · · yet. Mal'he ln another two or three years. But not now!' t h e Federal Conununlcattou He- added, "Since the bombing lull, North Vietnam has built up Commission for permls1IOO to Its forces con8iderab1y. They are weD--equipped at this point.'' bring In the fringe olplo from · +' ++ statJ_~~ Jp Jarp clUes. The ap.. MATTHEWS said the Vietnam War was a udirty war" but felt JIU~_.~ - · hU labn plac8, . .!!!!<, _KO\'ean YS &"'HotIDAYS 10 A.M. 11L "CHICKEN PARTS" Kntltr Bftl Barbt'fue Ribs ... 59c' Fam01111. Bucket Steaks lb. $1.29 llurt•red Sliced Pork Loin 1-. 89e Cook.. Fish Cakes lb. 49c I:I'Oifr'A hlly t:OUNTRV CLUB ALL FLAVORS Cream ~fl llld World War D wao wvroe. He-~ "1~ •11-r:ir""-l!Wh!'~ dope, "but notver)'•m&11)'1IMIIID·wr OU1ftt were inVolved with' drugs. Moslly thoae staUoned 1n the Fresh Breasts wJau.. !h. 69e Fresh Wings lb. 39t Fresh Livers ~-. 69e Fresh Whole Legs lb. 59e Pres• Racks & Necks ... 1ae Fresh Giblets lb. 39t lfrna:u Bra•d Btlttf'rmll• Bread 4 Buttermilk 2 \l-oa!. 7Aa ;J\: lf•o1n Brud f.ttM. KROGER STOUS to the qreeaunt rear or non-combat areas where it's safer in Vietnam than 011 8 - . , t h e llrmondPomeroy~. U, S. hljjl!wa,y, ACCG!'dlng fir:lala, tho ~ baa 90 days In which "' get atarted 011 the IDstallatlm ol the O)'olem. That period hao not yet e>plred. EYono salcl the aame oltuaUonexlatafor the communlt,y of Middleport. Allendlns the meeting Frlcla3 nl.!ht were lla,yor Logar; CouncUmen Fulu, Robert UyaeU, R o 1 Reuter, Don COl Una and Franklin Rizer; Clerk Jane Walton, llld E. F. Roblnaon llld Wllllam Baronlck, both members ot tbe lloar<l of l'llbllc Alrslra. THE CURE FOR HEADACHES! ,H UV" device, one Silver ~. with another pending; two Air Med- jUit hope you'D re- R OPEN SUNDAY ++++ 10 A.jf, • 7 P.M. "MOST of the mea (who range between 19 and 22 years o1 ag8) begin COUIIIIng the day& they have left In VIetnam Wilen they llrat arrive," said Matthews. &»me resent being in VIetnam while their friends escape the draft. ++++ CAPT. Matthews said a majority of Vietnamese want peace. SOme don't care how lt is obtained, and others don"t care whether or not the Communists or Americans w1n out. StiU, there are others, according to Matthews, who want tbe war to go on because they are makiD& a fat profit, despite lnflatlon. He added the ecooomlc conditions are bad, and the people are tired. "'lbat's proba ably wh1 the,y let tbe Americana do moat of the work and fi&llt- lna'' continued Matthews, ++ + MAT'l11EWS, ll rifle company commander when wounded last apring, said he felt the SOuth Vietnamese have beep spoiled somewhat by the Americans. Once we get them turned around and going ln the right direction, they should be able to protect themselves - with our equi_pment and EUWlles. Right now, they Hke 9~11 work hours 1n the morning, 2-4 in the atternoon, five da.ya a week, with weekends open for picnics. ll EXTRA TOP \'ALliE STUIPS •i&b lhls e.1pan a1d pul't"hallf' of Bnn 1: Se"e Dinner Rolls 5 :~. $1 Aolorlod Kroger Donuts 4 ...... $1 JCNIH' A Wiener Buns 4 ::•. $1 PU"'"'ry • Ballard Biscuits I pk~. ClliCKF.N P.\RTS Exp. 8/27/69 Sa~dwlc!• lO FXTRA TOP VALVE STAMPS •·lth 111111 ('.Oipon and purebase or 2 pk1s. Filly Cooked lo"'ISH FILLETS ++++ "SAW' Will never forget such names as Lai Khe• Ben Cat • Bear Cit, Pboc Vlnh, Song Be, llld Loc Nlnh, He spent nearly two years fighting the Comm.unlata in those areas, located 40 miles northwest ol Saigon. Ilia job now Ia to teach volunteer .moun- Exp. lt/27/69 tain rangers how to survive. "After aU,•• concluded Matthews u ~ • most ~ the U. S. deaths in Vietnam are caused by careleuness OC oldtimeu who are just about read)' to pull out, or to inexperienced new arrivals who don't really know what l't•s aU about." ++++ 541 EXTRA TOP VAI.UE STAMPS TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the flies ol U.e Daily Tribune and wltll &his weekb' GaUia Times •.•• Rev. Otarles W. Lusher accepts call to Palnenllle Cl!:urc:b, etrective Nov. 1 •••• Work begins on Morris 5 & to ..~nt Store addttlon here .... Cllrl Baker, vet.11r11n GAHS ...,.d, ID,Iured In pre-sea..., driU1 .... Bees llj)IOI 5-4 by Pt. Pleaunt, Syracuse claims Jllare of OVA buebaU c:rown •••• Pt. PleoiOQI swimmers defeat Gallipolis 21'-158 tD <aj)1ure Howard Yorpo Memorial Troill>7. ~Y.YN!ilXr'$:.Y.'..t NEW YORK (UP!) - A mlaloldrted Bornadelte llevltn . - atop a car on Fifth A..,. nuo Salta'day and ...,ed thoro would be "no .PIIce'" lnNorth- ern Ireland "lf there Is no .tu.Uce" ..... tile catholic mlnorlv. 'lbo 22-yetii'-Ghl ct.u 1'1111111 mUitaat aDd C'n..., y<~~mpst . """"'"" ~ \be Brl)lib Houle ol gltl lila C&lllollc Jnlnoriti)'1 ·will, unever qlln" ~ 1111 ri!l4i oJ \be UnlcJn. .!at ~ . In Ntll'thom·lrelallll ~ tho ~ ~ ~~~?-' . . .... "tho nllt 314 . PRICI!S I!FFP.CTI\'E . THRI1 WI!D., AIIGUST 17, INti JI&I111n war.wwn VIetnam. member to pull the flaps.'' · THE NEW 19c ~=:::::::: ----=-...; or Travel. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS I Revco's price •I • • EXTRA BONUS COUPON• •'I MOST ANY SIZE TO FIT ANY WINDOW IN STOCK! · --.-··-. .- ·- - u hilled. The new rates will take etrect at once and will be Uled to figure sewage bills to be sent late this IIICJIII.b, The new ordinance O(Jiallzlng rates - liven all three requlr. ed r~s as emergency leg. lslall.oo Friday nl&bt - aloo changea the clue date on sewage chargoa 1D be poid. The due date il by the lOth of each month tllereby making tile 1¥8ter biD llld tbe oewap bill clue elates eolnr:lde. It w... reported Friday nlsht that 101110 255 .1'!1~~ liiv~· not JOid ]>Ills IDiallnHballt ~:sllu.ll< The water billa were <!lie.., Au,. 10 llld the aewage bU11 .., Aug, Durable nylon. READY·lADE DRAPES ~.·~ "'PIQ' the .... oewage charge. These are homes ot people lo- ed caled more than 100 feet away With matol cloop. Sewel Package of Rev<o's price Cbarloao'a 12.,yearoCJid broth- er, Damy, anc.t her father are fllsht. "You (Contlnued 11'<10 - 1 ) 79C CUP BOARD $1.19 Save 71t Compere at $5.99. Revco •s price SaYt 40t n 9x12\Hnch Revco's Price Lightweight. For Home Ov ... 500 Colors and Pattertts To Select From. 21c Compare at~ DRYER~~ • NYLON • WOOL • ACRILAN • HERCULON o( radio - · Cbarlojte e>ploloed tho lalereallnr "loL lcJW ibo noadlo'' . . . - o( ...... plloobyVortae. Charlotte will teoch llflyolcol - - In Dublin, ...... Co. lumbua thla comloi: )'ORl' but oometlme ohe 11101 consider fl.rtng commerclallT. Now moot women ln the field 11 aviatloll ue In sir tralllc cooUd, but who know1, u Charlotte'• fatller loomed - It' a hard tD toll what tain a pllot'a U.O.ae. • When tile Kmaawha and the a woman Clllllld w!U do when lhe Mill Bowman Ia the da1111hter Ohio joined... her miDd tD It, A aolo Uconao requlr~a IOQ ~ Harold -..... ~ Waterloo Ccel, Ook Hill, llld · the graMda1IIJhler ~ !lr. .... Mra. Hobart DWon, Lower R.i.v. or Rd. GLUE OR PASTE PAPERMATE PENS Save $1.451 W'lfh Free Markers Revco's price ELMER'S GLUE-ALL MINI-HAIR Sq. Revco's Price Sawt I' on 1\4-oz. AII.Purpost San $2.40! ss.95 ",, "' Compare at 98~ Compare at $2.64 PADDING & INSTALLA liON Come In Todoy and Make Your Selection Sewerage POCKET STAPLER Re'o'CO'S Price BY PAT HOUCK lore fi1ID8 llld eapoelally love tD GALLIPOUI - Kuol • OJOd, fly oror tho 0<1111. The ......... blondo Cbarlolta 1llnnnon, 21, .,. chanrllll colon oltlle ....., of Ook IUD bao reallaod two ue very beautiAil. ambltlolu thlt IUIIIJIIOI', .... 1>3 "Prlnte f1,ytng hu tncreaaed 10 dolnll hat !>I'OVed tD bar fa- my pl......., lo !lying on COIDo ther1 ••yau tan't W'ldereatlmate morr:lal fllllhto, Eopor:lallJ' when 111opoworotc.,......" I c:omo home from Florida. I Charlotte li'lldualed thlt IIWII- 1maw tile _plane waa eronine the mer from Ohio Vlllftl'tl~, am.. Ohio rlvll' because the piOM blllon No. 1 achloved, llld lhe .b_, tD benk lor Ita ljlp1Uch tD Ia up .., her dod by btlng Port ColwniJua, Fnm that height tile firll In her lllllll.r" tD ob- tile river looked brown. I could THE former slugging llrot baseman lor Galllo Acadeii1Y IUllh DoniUooo oontlnue tD be recelftld by the Mello Count,y AooodaSchool's 1959 ehampionBhlp baseball team is Gallia Coulrt1'• most tloo lor Mentally Re1arded <lllldren llld Adult&. Dr. Harold Br.,.n, decorated Vietnam War hero. While in Vietnam nearly two years, 11110Ciadon prealdent, exteols 1. Iris thank& r.teat contributor is the the sensaUoo ~ realizing you Matthews earned two Purple Hearts, tllree Bronze Stars with Ute Modem Homemakers ~ ReedavUle. are alone and on 10UI' ftrst solo SaYe 59tl W'lfh 1000 Staples Revco's Price Compare at $1.29 A regular meeting or the Meigs County N.F.O, will beheldatR:30 p, m. Monday at the Chester Grange Hall. All members am persons interested in agriculture are invited. ! • Nameo of re11donta tllroolll>out Olllo making "' 'lbo Olllo lnfor· matim1 Ccmmtuee have been amouncecl- one tor •ch county. Meta• COUDCy'a member ia ManDlna: Webster, Pomeroy attorney. Mr. and Mra. lollllard Van lofO!er will obaerve urand opening next Sunday, AuK. 31, at their new bulldlrc on Butter111t Ave., Pwn· oi'Oj'. 'lbo hour1 wDI be !rom 11 a. DL tD 5 p. m. durlne which time Ylaltor1 may inapeet the new structure which houses the Van Meten' Pomeroy f1ow,r Slqt, At the same tln;le, visitors may view the new llvfzW CJJ&rtera ot the tam1ly which are on the seeon:l floor of the new building Durable, roomy, with full·zipper, identification tag & leatherette handles. 3-RING BINDER NFO TO MEET Included At Regular Price As Low As ••••.....••.•••.•••••• , ., Cllflord Hall may be ,........, of I~ bill manr Syracuae reoldento and olft.clals are 111Jprectat1ve ot hla work In the comm~~tlty. Each dQ' Clifford takes care of ralatrw and loweriJv the Amer· ·lean !lag at Municipal Park. The !lag ,., 1ecured 1>3 Guiding Slar CouncU 124, llall!illtero o1 America, t:hroQgh Congresiiii8D Clarence Miller aod at one t:iJn8 I ftow over tbe While Hooae. The council lor a lone whUe waa Ulllblo tD 1ocure anrone tD take care ol handling tho dally duty of ralolng and IOW8l'lo¥ tile !lag untn HaD waa recruited by !lra. Ma Slack, actin council member. =:=~~~rice $119 9 2C ....I nre r·~,...•... -· ··--~-· ·· · -~ - -·-.- •• : • The clalle• Is outf ' Pomei'OI' ftremen are chlll<nwlng 'Ill areo !Ire ...,P.r~mew to part In their bucket brlpde and pmuper conteota ocheduled u a part of thl 01111111 Lllbcw lla3' celobraUon on 5epl. L lArge lno!Jhlea will be &WJ<ded tD tho do!>orlmenta taldng!lrot and second place honora iD "Uieae two evtrtl whleh are an illnofttlon to the amuol tabor lla3' observance. lo<ldeiltally, tho Pomei'OI' Fire Deportment t11roo111> varlouaproJecta """' a• tbe tabor lla3' celebration, contrlbuled- es.ooo towards the pwct.1e ol a new tire truck which ia betrw outntted ror deUYOry thlo !all. The Labor Di.y CODtestl .amorw the area fire decertmenta are ochoduled tD bel1n · - 2:30 p. m. ulal!oa on lite - · ! ' I' &4akt i4nppt Compare Assorted Revco's price styles. AII·Nylon bristles. ea. ;· •' 16" ZIPPER GYM BAG Comp•re at $1.69. CARPETING '' Mado With That OLD FJ.SHIOH GOODHEU SaYt 81t PARKER JOTrER ' .''~ Milk Shake road and struck an embank- WEBSTER'S NEW WORLD DICTIONARY , Compare at 59¢ m•• The patrol oald that Jolm F. waa Injured In a aingle car acei- Euleton, 16, Rt. 1 Bidwell, head· .ed north, -rently leD aoleep. IUs car went ott the road. into a ditch llld overturned '""" Ita top, There was moderate damage tD tbe car: No one was injured 1n a lingle car accident it 2 a.m. Sat. Proves 'Power of a Woman' TRYA DELIGHTFUL, HEALTHFUL CREAMY Rt. 55t. Save 70t eeiPR Citrus Diet Plan dent at 8:15a.m. FrldayonWblte Ook Rd., .3 of a milo of cess for road eondlUona. Compare Revco prices with those of other drug stores ... then do a little arithmetic on your own. It's easy to figure. You'll find that you can save as much as 30% everyday. Like everything at Revco, school supplies are discount priced every day. This means true savings ... not on just a few school items ... not for just a few days ... but savings on all school supplies ... every day. So don't be fooled by "here-today, gone-tomorrow" specials. For scholar-wise needs at dollar-wise savings shop Revco's complete dept Johnny arxl Eddie, or Michigan spent several days with her par- u.s. 'lbo l!"trol r:lled_sum "' Go!- IT'S EASY TO FIGURE • • • REVCO SAVINGS ADD UP News, Notes H 0 l LV W 0 00. CALIF. I S ;1 e~,a1l Tt.' is tt.e revo· lloltlonary grapefr uit diet tflat everyone is suddenly tallrin~ abol!t. Tt.o vsands of cooies ha ~ e be~n paned frcm t101nd to t.and 1n factories. plants ant! off oe es thrtlughout the lllhool. sign violation; Clarence S. Jordan, Pomeroy, stop sign violation; Billy G. Kincaid, New Hav· en, W. Va., assured clear dis-tance; Ada E. Hottman, N e w Haven, stop sign violation; Wila liam II. Jamerson, Gallipolis, stop sign. Fined $15 and costs on charges of speeding was Margaret D. Setr, Columbus, aOO Glenn T. McAllister, Vinton, was fined $20 and costs on speeding charges. Wolfpen 10 days on "' Fined $10 and costs each in the court were Hubert M. Goodnite, New !Iaven, stop sign; Robert H. Rayer, HWllock Creek, Pa., speeding; Ray Warth, Cincir"" nati, intoxication, receiving also a 10 day suspended jail sentence and ordered to leave the county; Sally K. Waugh, Cheshire, step netd. "11lere was minor clamage to both cars. No charge was Died llld noono Driver Fails To Make Curve p'OMEHOY - Sheriff Robert within theassuredcleardistanc:e. Harterimch's Dept. investigated Mrs. Lambert was involved ln a two-car collision at 4:35p.m. an accident on the flatwoods Friday 011 Rt. 3S, one and two- Road .8 of a mile west or Route tenths miles west ot the junction 7 Friday afternoon. A car driven by Clarence Boy of Rt. 160. Both cars were headKoehler, 64, Tuppers PlairuJ, ed east. t. Officers reported Ule.t Penny went out of control on a curve at K. Haner, 23, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, the crest of a hiJI, ran off the road, specdi~. olde of the hl!illWO¥ llld Into a ment. 1be vehicle waa demol.. Ua Count,y Juvenile coUrt Sept. 13 .., a chirp of speed In ox- . were madeoothe()peratlonBiack Uolll' !licket Uoe at - of lour McDcnakr a restaurants on the clt,y'a eoat olde Saml'lla7. Five~ tbe !licketa, who are domandlnr black owneroliiJ> ~thelranchlaos and other cwteesltoaa. were arr e - lor dl-..e the peaco. aad ,.l't!hase PI 11-Jb. or larpr bq I'OT.\TOF.ll FrHII Ill Sloe llatllell FIVE PICKETS ARIIFSI'I!Il CLEVELAND (UPI) - Arrelll CHpOII Pears KNCfl' 6 ••• 49t Lo-<All Drinks es �• • ., · ~ ···· · ··~ ...-.. . .. ... ... .. ..~ ... .,. · -·~ ···- · ~. ,, ' , . - 1'111 ~ 11meo- SOnllnel, Sunday, ,, ... , ... .. ,. · ---···---· ~" • • ···•• ;'""' :""~· ,....--.. --..- .... . .- ·-·-· ··-··-., ...... , ...... ..... ..... .. ....·· ......,.......'' .............-.. . ...... ...... ~ ~ .. .' August 2t, 1969 17 - Funeral Homo where friends may call anytime. Burial will be In · GALLIPOLIS - Mro. Jlllie M. Beech Grave Cemetery. Hobinaon, 71. of BidweH. widow ol Charles (Bobby) Robinson, diad at 12:30 p.m. Friday In Holzer Joseph W. Roush ~cal Center, First Ave. NEW HAVEN _ Joseph W. . Born Oct. 2~. 1893, In '*ring- Roush, 45, died Friday at the U. &ld 'l'wp., she was the daugh. ·Public Healtll Hospital in New tel' of tbe late Wilson and Cora Orleans, La. Born here Feb. 1, Mae Welker, the last ol her lam. 1924, at New Haven, he was the lly. A daughter preceded her In son of the tate Winfield and Rosdeatll. etta Weaver Roush, Mr. Roush · Sle was married to Charles was a deck hand ror the Union Roblnaon July I, 1916. He diad I Barge Une 2.l years. J¥ly 19, 1969. 11>03' speiil their Besides his parents, he was eRtlre married life in Bidwell. preceded in death by a brother, · ~rvtving are · a daughter, , Harrison, In 1932. Mro. George (SleDs) H e r o n, SUrviving are two brothers, Allhbs, N. M., three sons, Brad- ton, Letart, w. va., and Oscar, ~ Roblnsoo, Garlsnd Robin- Bradenton, Fla., and five sisters, • and Charles Robinson, all of Mrs. Elva Davis, Mason; Mrs. q,J.urnbus, and nine grandchil- Nora Cross, Kansas City; Mrs. Mary Dum, Mrs. Zana Emble1::-s. Robinsoo was a member ton, and Mrs. Oma May BalcheaC: tile Bidwell United Metllodhlt lor, all ol Richmond, Ind. Funeral arrangements are beictorch· ~ral services will be con. ing completed by tile Foglesong dolctad at 2 p.m. &mday at the Funeral Home. lilccoy Flmeral Home at Vinton b; the Rev. Fr9eland Norris. BurSanford Thomtk3 tal will be in Fairview Ceme- s. ' HUNTINGTON, W, ~a. (lJPO - Perry Moss am Ell Jcilnson 22 oz. COSMETIC IEPT. 44( MIDDLEPORT - Sanford Jo&: 1117 II llr . eph Thomas, 66, Broadway St., ;,. i iam urrijield Middleport, diad Friday In Holzer ~ALLIPOLIS _ William (WU- Medical Center. Mr. Thomas was 114) Brumfield, 76, of No. 4 Vln- born Nov. 11, 1902 at Glenwood, ~ Ave., a retired employe o1 W, Va., the son of the late Josthf; Ga.llipolis State Institute. died e~ and Moilte Morrill Thomas. at ; 10:1-l p.m. Friday in Holzer Mr. Thomas was a crane oper. M~cal Center, First Ave. He ator ror the New York Central had been in tailing healtb a year Rallroad 36 years. He also workand a half and in serioos condi- eel as a mechanic for the Colti~ five weeks. lier Coal Co. He was a member Born May 1, 1893 in Guyan ~ the Middleport Church olf n,p., lle was tile son ct the late Christ. J8li'J;es M.. and Martha Lanier Survivors include hi& wUe, stel.8rJ,lmtiald. Two sisters and a Ia; three dall8hters, Mrs. Blaine br(JCher preceded him in death. (Wanda Lee) Haskins, West Jet$tnivors include his widow, the ferson, Cltio; Mrs. Zol (Mary Lou.. former Ora Wise, whom he mar- ise) Maggied, Charleston; Mrs. rted May 15, 1915; a brother, Milford (Polly) Hysell, MlddleVaaee Brumfield, Mercerville; and port; two -sons, Harold E., Mid-a lister, Miss Vada Bnmlf'ield, dleport, and David R., at home; Jackson. two sisters, Mrs. Flora Bailey, He was a member of the Blue Middleport, and · Mrs. George l.()dge of Mai!IOns at DJ.reka. (Pearl) Fry, Columbus; a brothServfees will be conducted at er, Forrest, Glenwood; 12 grand. 2 _p,in, Monday at the Waugll _ sons, two granddaughters, and sevHalley -Wood Funeral Home. The eral nieces and nephews. mlniBters will be the Rev, CharFuneral services will be held les W. Lusher, The Rev. Bruce Monday at 2 p.m. from tbe RawUoroe, and the Rev. Allred Hoi- lings COats Funeral Horne with ley. The burial will be in MOWJd tbe Rev. Raullin Moyer oftlciat.. IDU Cemetery. Friends may call ing. Burial will be In Memorial 2-4 and 7 -II .~ at tbe fu. Gerdens. Friends 111111' cell at ,11!" '". home. · funeral home after 10 a.m .... tO- . day, 7 HOUSEWARE OEPT. ' ' MIXETTE New endo.ed hondl• l•9htwei91lt and pOwtflul • Lorge non-splosll b~t er1 po•iti•e beater II'(OK lor . sus i; IITAIL VALUE $1.50 ooch DEODORANT 514 (OSMITlC HPT. GENERAL ELECTRIC e 25 treble butt om key~ e 6 chord e Hond volume control • On/off ~witch Muiic rock "· N3100 IIPT. NO. 5400 VINYL PLASTIC •.• . '_/- .ROSE · G IIPT. • IIWILIY IADWAII HPT. HAIDWAII In Walker Cup Play ELECTRIC JIWILIY DIPT. HTAIL VALUE $].95 By Bonallack, 5-4 ··'' 1888 RETAIL VALUE 12.98 • • • %" 150' Rq. $2.58 CAR CARPET SI.BB pt, Pleasant Store OniJ · e MOST POPULAR COlORS 10QT. • EASILY INSTALLED • LOOKS LIKE ORIGINAl EQUIPM~NT .'FOOTBALL SET ALUMINUM lETAIL VALUE $4.95 ' PAIL Mode ol quol.ty le<O!he •eW~ .,.,th 1peci ol lo nnoqe lor de~ p . nell <<>Ia• ond "'"'b-o"ed lor eo,oer hondhn9 . Come\ "''\I> pum p ond ~idu ng tee . $299 formed to lit l(rewdrivtr! witt. p•eci~ o n tip . Man >ire handle lor 'il•eott'r power . 1empered ond. hordt<1ed roo11teet blodt • 1OJo ........ •••• RETAIL VALUI49' DIPT. ''MR. BUBBLES'' (2 Only) No. 440.4 AS 511N ON TILIVISION Rog. $54.99 '' pt, 539·99 J Pleasant Store Only Toy Dept. BUG TEA SET PLANE RID'EM CAR ........... .,. ........ ........... . . . . ~~.Tr -''49~ Durable M•tal Constr.uction, Neorly 2ft. in lenCI1h. $177 •·w •••mE n'" • w -·.............. -· •· a. mm ......, Wall" . . .~ · VAi.UE . Tj!Y ""' IIPT. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ceded putt. Oaks Chop Orioles 4-2 pmes, Mike. CueUar, shooting for blo eighth stralllht victory since the All.star break, s 2-1 lead Into the bottom of the eighth when the A's, whom he had beld to Justlhree bits, erupted. · A double by Dick Green, a bunt Bingle by Touuny Reynolds and score. A plnch.blt alngle by Tlto Fr.....,. preeedod slnilos by Campsnerls and Jackson I o r C1ak.1ancP s other two runs. l' •• Paul Lindblad. who roUrad the mly batter he had tl. lace In ro11el ct Jim lllimer In the eighth, gained credit lor tho victory, hio elalrth colllpll'td to foor Ioao- es. Cuellar, seeldng hl1 18th wiD, took his lOth loss lnatead. state. Nelaon said there is a chance that Mare..U might be relnalllted tn the Mid-American Conference. He said MAC CommlSI!IIoner Robert James Indicated conference officials "would do all In their power to help ·Marsllall." Nelson added that a Marshall lacui\Y ...,. view committee had recommeOOed action against Moss, Johnson arat assistant Qlacll Pete Kon:los be short of dismlssal. Kondo! announced his resignation Thursday. Nelson said a meeting would be held this coming Tuesday concernille Kon:!os' action. Athletic Director Eddie Barrett, who also resigned his post, will continue to help get the fall program in effeet at the request ol Nelson. In the mearrtime, Nelson said Manhall was looking for a replacement Cor Barrett. The president said the action was taken in hopes that the NCAA would not take an,y further action 11 the MAC was satisfied Mar. shall had righted Itself. Nelson also said plans for improvements for physical facilities had been sidetracked by the investigation. He added that the ellglbillcy of some athletes at Marshall was being reviewed and that recommerxlatlons would be made in light of this investigation. British . Held .Off Rallies by VIMY. Giles all:l DickS:I.derowf ~,JOin thelaot"!j~s~fl)leli'WrJk­ .•. - ,,.,... ....... ' ~· ens at the Ohio state Fair here Monday wltll the holding <A the featured ~7,000 Ohio State Trot. More than $135,000 in punes Houston 11-5 were to be awarded during the next week's afternoon racing, which al10 includes the Buekeye State Pace Tuesday, Director c1 Agrieulture Pace Wednesday and Governor's Cu,p 11'ot 'l'tu.trsdal. MONTREAL (lJPD - Tho lllontreol ~ loot • - - ' header· to the Sen Francloeo Gt.,o SnU Friday nlil1t but ICOI'od . . , victory at the box otllee. M A , , _ of 28,$61 took In the two pmes to peolt tho ~ · home attendance ower the c:llht million mark. 1be new MPIQM sion club now hu • tocaJ. hcaeu attendance ot 1,013,619. The ~ PdJ average Is 17,473 lana lilt date. •H Serlof By Angels OIS~~u:;s Sale s1000 Stock! Culp Captures 17th Victory '68 lUlCK GS 400 E BEAT ALL ~~iJf CHEVIOLII,~ 8ELAII . , . .I !> \· ,,· ·. . t'ran 1~II~I1J11. - DEALERS PRICES '67 INTERNATIONAL '65 OPEL STATION WAGON SALE PRICE:--A~$895 TRANSPORTAliON Berth in Finals ·-dtr '66 BUICK ELECTRA '225' . BEAT ALL Lutz, Smith Gain 68 COLUMBUS (UP~ - 1blf-day harness racing~ op.. Trimmed .Ermine wliite . 9.!100 .M:tual ' ~ Pace Cub's Over Detriot et ctel matchesstoodolfaBrlUsh comeback Saturday and pre. served a 10-8 victory for the U.S. team in the 22m international golf cconpetltlon. It was the 20th win ror the U. S. in the series, inwhichtheBritlsh have won once with another playocr halved. But the victory came over one of the best British sqtads ever and a team which came close to triUIJiph. Neither Giles nor Siderowf scored points in their afternoon singles matches, flnishing even with their British OiJPOnents, but they came frCBn behird to prevenl the British !rom picking,.. vital CHESfNUT HILL, Mass.(UPn points which m.ighthave,pl'Olllced - Scra_ppy Bob lAitz and tall Stan a win. Smith, fighting thebattles of their Giles, In fact, had to win both lives, won epic victories o v e r ol his last two holes as he well Davis CU,p teammates Arthur to tbe 17tll tee two down to Irish- Ashe and Charlie Pasarell Satur .. man Tom Craddock andtwohol.es day to gain the men's singles lito play. Buthepe.rredthel7thand nals of the U, S, National Tennis Craddock bogeyed when he Championships. missed a four-root putt. Never ln the history or t h e That left GOes down one with L.ongwood Cricket Club, the oldone to eo~ a~ again he came eat ~s club 1a the country, through with a par as Craddock have there been two llmultane. hit Into the crowd with his secOfll ous batUes to compare with those shot, whenhisapproachwasshort S.turda,y, matching four or the and he chipped J)ast the cup, to top..ranked players 1n the naUon. bogey, J.utz, who seemingly had t h e Siderowr, who Wll!l 2-q) on match won In Ute fourth set but Bruce Critchley at the turn, lost who fell behind in the tlfth, ralthree of tho next lour holes to lall 11ad brlll1ontly aplnst tbe dobehind 1!111 was onedownafterthe fending chsm_plon and top.aeed. 17th when he missed the green ed Ashe to score a 3 1..2-hc:l.lr and bogeyed. victory, 6-4, 4-4, 10-11, 6-8, 6-4. But Critchley gave him t h e Smith, Lutz' double PIJ1Der chance to survive when be put his aDd tbe second seed, alJO was 1econd shot far below the green ~the brink of extinction when on 18 and bopyecl as Slderowf Pasarell, the flllh seed, was plaJied coaser,.Uvely for h I s serving for the match In the iDat<h-aavlrw par. 18th game <A the flllh set. But The U. S. forces could win only the bl<XId Callfomlon, hao two ot the elgh! stogies mat<hea been playing tbe belt tennis ct against the determined British. OilY American this yeer, bl'<lke Allin Miller, a studentattheUnl- ~ell'l serve then and again verol\Y or def•ted Ml- In the 2Bih game to win anolhchael Klog, l.q~, and Joe Inman er three aall a half hour mara. Jr. downed Brllllln'sPeterllenka; !bon mateb, 2-6 6..2 8-6 2-1.1or tlleoe points. ~ " Feature of Fair Expo's Million CHICAGO (UPn -· Jim Hick- gave up a leadoff single to Don man llammed two homera, in- Kessinger, who was forced at · cluding the fourtb l!l'and •lam- second on Glem Beckert's mer ot his eareer, to power the l!l'oonder. Billy WU!lams, wbo Chicago CUbs to an 11.,'; victory had gone O.tor ..19, doubled Beck .. nual Babe Ruth World CALIFORNIANS WIN ~8!l18!MAt.~ Over the Houston Astros Satur- ert to third. saturday by defeatlng Levlllowri!" MATTOON, 01. (UPl) - E1 Ron Santo, WhOse 26tb homer day and belp southpaw ]{en HoltzPa. 2~. Segundo, Calif. W011 the 18tll anman to his 15th vlctorr of tile had g!.ven Chicago a 2.0 lead In :!he first, was intentionally walksel8011, The victory enabled tile Cubs ed to load the bases. NEW RANCH TYPE HOME FOR SALE Ernie Banks, "hose 17th hOto mslntaln their 51\ game lead over the New York Mets in the mer of the year had tl.ed the National Leque's Eastern Di- score at 3-3 in the fourth, struck out before Hickman hit his 13th vision. Hickman' II grand slammer, his homer rA the year to send Glad13th homer of tile year, c:ame ding down to his fourth loss witll two out ln the seventh inn- against two victories. Holtzman, who pitched a noing and gave the Cubs an 8..5 DELMAR BAUM, CHESTER, OHIO hitter on Tuesday, recorded his lead. Hla first homer of the game came in the fourth inning and put 15th victory against seven lossPHONE 981-3301 o• 981·3302 es. the Cuba ahead 4.:1. ANAHEIM, CaliL (lJP0 - Jim Hickman's grand slam was hit Spencer sparked a thre&-run Ca.Hoff reliever Fred Gladding, who In rornia rally in the sixth toning 59 2-3 lm.lngs and 45 previous Saturday with a two--run homer as awearances tills year bad not the A~ls trimmed Detroit 5-2 given up a home run. and snapped a five-game Tiger Gladding, who had saved 26 winning string. · games ror Houston pitchers, reSoothpsw Rudy May limited die placed Griffin in the seventh and Tigers to five hlts, but two of On Now: 25 Cars in them were heme runs- by Mickey Stanley and Bill Freehan. May All Cars Are Factory Air Con.Picked ~his sixth victory against lU losses, Rookie Mike Kll kenny was touched ror six hits, including a pair or homers in five am onethird lnni~s. He took his fourth BOSTON (lJP0 - 11a.Y Culp loss in seven decisions. won his 17th game of the y~r 2 DOOR HARDTOP, demo, 16 000 2 DOOR SEDAN, automatic, power In the fourth lming with two Saturday as the Boston Red Sox mil~s, automatic, power stee;ing, steering, brakes & seats, factory oir outs, Joe Azcue broke a 1-1 tie blanked the Chicago White Sox rad1o, tape stereo, new title. conditioned, one owner. when he hit his first homer in a 2-0 witb the aid of Rico PetroCalifornia uniform. celli's 30th horne run of the seaAurelio Rodriguez preceded son. Spencer's seventh round tripper Culp, whose record now is 17ol the year with a single to knock .8, gave up Cive hits aOO one walk in Rick ReichardL .Reichardt while goi~ the distance. led off the sixth with a single aoo The White Sox reached t h e took secord on an infield out. Boston starter lor a hit and a 4 DOOR HARDTOP, automatic, pow•• The Angels tied the score at walk in the first inning. but CUip 4 wheel drive, 16,000 miles, steering & brakes, factory air condi· 1-1 in the third irming as Sand.Y settled down and later retired. $1995.00. tioJted, one owner nice car, Alcmar singled and Jay John- 14 in a row. stone ripped a double to center Chicago starter Bill Wynne set before Kilkenny could get an down the Cirst nine Red Sox batout. Alcmar came home on J 1m tfllrS in succession. However, F•e . I'~,,......,...,... -.....~ -•• . •· ' IWJ , )like And...,.s ,nll!ad to.;looohll&.c. Detroit'S stanley; leadouman, the fourth, went to third on Dal· hh his 11th homer of the season ton Jones' singleandscoredwhen in t:te tlrst inning over the 375- Carl Yastrzemsld hit into a foot mark in lett on May's fourth double play. 4 speed tronsm i ssion, radio, buy plt<h. Petrocelli hit hJs homer into this borgain today. Freehan hit his 14th homer the left field screen leading otf with two outs in the eighth. the fifth. 'l•-rtKii~, .heater/ · ... Hickman's Homers · Harness llacing '65 By U.S. MILWAUKEE (UPO - ery tbatq.'lionshil)s. Rogers hiked his point total to 1980 points, leading Ed Ellason of Se&ttlewtth 1972polnta. Mr.11.. Wilber 1 wbo placed seconS in the world champiOI\oo ships here last WMk, took a commandl~ lead in women's coq)etltlon over Mrs. Viotol'la Cook, delendlognadonol champion from Minnea,polis, Mim,, 1893 points to 1865. u $1.91 TOY - Sept. 20 at Morehesd VALLEY FORGE, Pa. (lJP0 -Ray Rogers, tonner world and radonol titleholder fr(lltl Muscogee, Okla., and Mrl. 0. reen Wllber o( Jefferson. Iowa, held the leads Satur*Y In the 90th amual U. S. Ardl- Georpa. RETAIL RETAIL VALUE $3;49 ..... ...._ •• J' ... $100 c Johnson' II saerlttce fly tied the $1.98 BOEING 727 FRICTION ll PIECES quallftcallono In addition to a draw on his reeord. RETAIL VALUE PLASTIC l f'r ·~· ··· liTAIL VALUI45c lA. ~ . 3 $100 FOR choiu '39'! ~r!' HOUSIWAII IIPT. OAKLAND (UPI) - Singles by Bert Campsnerls and Reggie Ja~son and Bob Johnaon's sacrifice tq were tile key blows In a lhree-nm eighth fmlng rally Saturday tllat carrlad the Oak. land Athletics to a 4./1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. The victory, which kept t h e A's 21h games bebin~ MimeIn the American League Weot, was mly their sec:ond <A tile year over Baltimore In 10 Ol.lvare 1 also has me 10 .. round ~ dlctllon 1nd two wins on dls- _ No. 4401 tJJe seven to capture the ·cup. ll.Y the UP! Lionel Rooe <A Australia Frldl.y Diehl walkad Into Olivares• olashing 0 Its W.Orlng the bantam crown ana left In tile fifth round without tile title and the 48th knockout vl<tlm lor the MexICID In 52 Ogbt&. BOARD BUBBLE BATH (3 ONLY) .............. _.0.0. le to win tbe hole. Earlier, he had knocked a 3.wood two feet from the p,. on the 49.yard 3rd hole to set up the only eagle in the compodtlon on a con- , w11111 "" a 12~ · .!P"...-..en ' .Brttbll ...:;;w. " ....::·'f, A~ ~· _.laft:.,se.llrl: Crown on K.O. DELUXE 12 OZ. lOX LAWN MOWERS :;::99 s4g.95 4raWoTr . . . . . . . C..Mo.N.Ja. IOUSIWAII IIPT. IIPT. HUFFY boleyed II> tl!i'tl ~odown. Bona!lack won three .;r the five holes plaJied on lhe ~ nine, twice dropping birdie/putts of 10 feet to elose out Booallaclt'J ormance gave the British ·a! solid chance to come from bllti.nd ami perhaps win tile Walk$- Cup lor the secOlld time In 22· matches. BrlUih players were leading In three of the other alngles matches after 9 holes, trailed In two and were even in two others. However, they had to win five <1 if.' Olivares Wins IITAUIUI$2.41 ~ RETAIL VALUE $4.95 11.1. STm. $129 SCREWDRIVERS Bonallad<, palred with Peter Tllplng, contributed one point m the British total With a 4-3 win over Edgar Updegraff and John Bohmam Ln the morning two _ ball foursomes. while u.e BritIsh scored another victory when Peter Benka and Bruce Crlt<hley earned a 2-1 decision over Flelaher and Allen llllller. The only U.S. points came on a 6-5 decision for Dick Slderowr and ]..amy Wadkins aver Rodney Foster and Michael King. T h e fourtb match was halvad (1f Charlea Green and Andrew Brooks <A Britain aad Vinny GOes and Steve Melnyk <A tbe u. s, Brookollllvl8edlhehalfforthe tht*ch. AUTOMO&IlES KING MILWAUKEE (UPn - Michael Bonallad<, pla.ving captain <A the Britfsb Walker Cup team, trounced American amateur champion Bruce Fleisher S-4 In the premier sfnales match at the biennfal International solf cornpeti. tlnn Saturday 1o pull the Brltlah withln two points at 8-6 wttll seven matches left. Fleisher, who played the Brit- :ah star even In a singles match ;ortday, couldn't contl.rue his SJIIU'I and thoogh he went 1-<~p wltll a par on tile 4tll hole S.turday, he til en shot three successlve bogeys, lnlsslng the lairway oo each hole lo go 2-down. Bonallad< hit a trap and bngeyed the 8th, 1· butJ~ was behind a "'*oo ~ e FITS MOST POPULAR SPOilS .......... Fieis'n er Trounced 2 FOR$1°0 oz. uno: I VALUE $1.05 $699 IIWIIIY IIPT. positive heat setting' • Removobl• wo~hobllt Nelson said an actl~ football coacll wUI be named to replace Moss. The replacement wUJ most likely come from the present start Marshall football players will report this comtnr Thursday for pre-season ,practice. The ftrst game ot the season was scheduled ' DHIJ~f ffATUIIfS Al THIS ECONOMY Pl!l(f . Wide roQ,, 1loh '~'~"~d l•h llondles . pop up <0" >0 \je . nin., po•ition d.Oe ty~ ronhol for IO<HI tilt way you l1~e •t , ""''" 3 1p~ed (Onl•ol • 3 lET AIL 2 SLICE TOASTER PORTAILE • PAD cover GENERAL ELECTRIC HAMILTON lEACH • e 1 year 401uarantee e Wetproof plastic jacket TUSSY SPRAY 65' -HEA ,., Colg ate RETAIL VALUE BARBS • • • COLGATE TOOTHPASTE LIQUID at am ,promotion of athlet- ics Cacllitles, tor develqnnent of external financial support COr athletlcs, ard for adminlstnttve reorganization of athletics programs at Marshall," Nelson said. Although ~coaches said they were disappointed In riot being reassigned to coeching duties, they l!laid they agreed to go alOtV ~lth the changes. The annouru::emen't came in a press conference here after eonJiderable controvetfsy over a recoriunendatlon b)' ~I son that the· two coaches be d~smhsed. Net.. son said lle llad i-eassigned the coaches for a ohe,.year periqd "to other duties Marshall lversU~·. Neitbe~ wlll have any coaclltng dutieS/' Nelson said. UJohnson Will assume a position In the d..,.I1mept of physical education and qoa.ch Moss wUI lwork in an •dvisory post .tor NORTJtERN OZ; PAMILY Sl:p! SWAN taj,-. • • PlaMing have been reassigned positions at Marthall UniversitY, butneith.. er wiD serve ina coaching capacIty, Marshall President Rolam Nelson armounced Saturday, J, POMEROY - Paul Zirkle, 53, By PHIL PJ.S'I'ORrr diad 111oxpectedly saturday mornBein_g thankful for someIng at his home at 2 COal St. thing lS much easter when The ~roy emerpncy squad you don't have everything. answered a eall 10 the reBidence just !'Iter I a.m. but Mr. Zirkle It's remarkable h o to wu deed upon the eq_uad's arri- few peop!e find it neces· val. Death was belleYed to have sa111 to stick to a strict diet w~en the other party been caused by a beut. attack. Survl'llllc are hl.s wlfe, Norma; is picking up the check. lhree daughters, Mrs. David Aeh• More than one youngster Iey, Pomeroyi Mrs.GeorgeVauabbas given up tobacco for111, Chlllleothe, and Mrs. Robert ever at age 10 after being ~, AlliaDce; a son, R.ay11111111, of Pomeroy, and a broth- bit in the stomach by a line drive while sampling a chaw •, Olelter, also ol Po~. of terbacker at first base. Mr. Zirkle waa a meD'Iber or lllo EllB Churcb 81 Mason, W. Often when you put two Va. Ft..-al services will be held and two together it adds at 2 p.m. Monday at tile Ewing up to a bridge game. ' ,N elsonReassigns Mos~ and.TohnsOn Janie RobiiUOn Paul Zirkle The SUnlla> Times· Sentinel, Sunday, Auguot 24, 1969 ing ovations at the cm.clusions ~ both matches. Lutz, wbo wlU be 22 in five days, broke Ashe in the sev-, , entiJ game of the fourth set ami' · ooly needed to llold service tor two games to win the matcll and avenge last year's defeat to Ashe In a fiv&-aet finals here. CARS Pricea As ow As ... 1 100 1M. Ashe broke back oa the alxth break point or tile mara. thon elghtb game and broke again in the 14th game to even t he match at two sets apiece. · In the final set Lutz broke Ashe In the lblrd game tile lanky Vlrgjnla broke right back to even the match and take the but momentum. We're out to finish_ off the ~rand other truck dealers · 1n one fell swoop. Gallipolis MOtor Co. Is wlndlll( up tile model •r e• bJ makine Hhard for everybody. Hard for otllel deal.-s to co!ile anJwhn near 'Chtyy c!leals. . . Han! for JOii to resist the kl1!41 ot satllws wi'we ' .. rllht 1111•. Ca-.1111 Pickups. Vans ' !: ' We're out to wipe out the complete stocks of '69s we've stillaot on hand. And the slim hope otla deal•s had t11at Jill ml&ht not end up with a new Chewy tills , ... �-' ... · ·•. .. , .. ' , Av.co Oassi·c· Or b Go f Go' lt9 :!~,! ::..."':';.:~: . M . uy e 0 y •• :~~e::. ::r ::~doy~ opaaq day. For tho most part 11 - 'lbo &IIIII!' T!Jneo -sentinel, Sundl1. Auguot 24, 1969 Jets Grounded 111e wind died duwn 10 ~ CGIIfortable breete !"' ..,.._ 1 , . ·, By Buffalo, 3-0 SIJTrON, Maaa. (IJPi) - If Tliat ....-. J'l' otpt ander • ' SOFT!IALL TROPIIIES- Here'• t.hOII'<IIlldoo11Jatdl .. PNIOiltedtowlnner• oftheGoDIpoll& Area JQcees' womea'• som.D tourrament rdlolrbw toda1 1 1 c~ game at the Jay. cee Diamcnl at the Cair81'ounciS. Taipei Downs SU;nta Clara conf'ustrw, walt 'til you ne the Avco Classic. Tho '150,000 tourname.i ts qpslde -n, beckward, and a little wacky. Billy Cooper missed lhe. cu~ So did Don Massengale, Bob Goalby, Billy Maxwell, Deane Beman anr:l t.bron Harris. Gary Player and George Archer made it by a stroke. Orville Mood.Y made II by two. And Arnold Pabner was preaert only as a televi1ion coounentator, not a player. or the 12 men selected tor the U.S. Jcyder Clip team Just last week, only three qualified lor AVCO's thin! and loorth rounds. An<! the best ol the lot, ''~ 1- Old pro Johlllll" Unllai hal f.,.-n a lot more ~ niOkle O.J. Simpson haa 1-ned but the veteran q,.r.. te.,.ck at the lloltlmore (;olta aliU nmombero that wlml~ la II"' ,name of the some. tJnltaa, who like stm,pson ia worl<fng to win a Job In the 1tutlna: line..,, ahotred he's relllnllll' the rorm which mode hbn ooe of pro !ootllall'1 reiiPectod qoarter..cka Friday nltlht when he guided tho Colts 10 a 2o-7 triumph aror stmplon and his Buffalo Bills - ' ' a Better Run "-..cbln bail 'Ecker's Wreckers' Need Texm Boy Some Wrecking P:tactice ·Wins ·,Soap by Box Der .........., ........ '-"" clu1llona to- victory. The triumph IIW the NFL a I[IUI I• .two games wllh Amerlcen FOOkll Leaaue rlftla Friday nltlht 11 the Houaton Oilers came from behind to down the ChiC&&~> Beara, 19-17. The NFL has a IZ1 eclp In lntorleaguo oxhlblliOn . _... Gollipolio Motor Co., Your Local Chovralot·Oidamo• bile Dealer is proud to announce Everett Saunders as their Saleoman For Tho Month of July. Only thru excellent 1ervice and a 1trong de1ire to · please the pooplo of this area can this bo accomplishe<l. Mr. Sounder• r11ide1 at 202 Kineon Drive, Galllpoli1, with his Iaveiy wifo Lillian and 2 children, Cryotor and Konard. Gallipolis Motor Co. and its omployoo1 · and management take pride in extending to Everett and hi1 family, Congratulation~. - -• - CARPET 12FT. WIDE . 50 SQUARE YARD First Se•uter, 1969-70 Dept. Location Cr. Day CaiJIIIIIS 2 TH Class 412 TeachiRC Natural Science tn E:l. Ed. 303 Seminar in Ant•lcan Canpus 3 W Llteraba'e Jackson 3 T 413 Shakespeare Ed. Ena. Ena. EnaPhii.·Rtl. Poi.-Sci. ~•.Psrch. Speech 233 Chlldrln's Litlrature 223 New Testamenl 105 lnlroductlon to American Gow.-nment Jl3 Social Psycbolao 105 Fundame.qls of Campus 3 T Can pus Canpus 3M 5 T·TH 3T 5H Speech ClASSES .BEGIN MONDAY, SEPTEIIEII, 1969 REGISTRATION FOR EVENING CLASSES IS WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 1!169 6:30-8:30 P.ll. IN COII8UNITY HALL Time 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 POhta. 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 . . . Hard wearing, easy-care lloorcovoring for indo«s or out • • • ~room, ~It­ chon, both or polio. Resists weother, w.ar, aoil, stains. Spot cleans. PT. PlEASANt · .rCINCINNATI (UPQ• """' T·ll·lll !1. _, hll llrot .._. Ia ..,. triO.- ho ........... . tho $1,100 l'UniilltilYir Dcnolla Race 'lnGI\ hlln h:J. do,y. . ··I waa Mec.l ·6nd• ...wmun !tllid- wulhbil. .. ,a.; . 'lbo «<II.Y - · eoatli'atltil' of 8./l pold M3 .. SUra.- lbo llrat race llld GrOIII)' K.le lbo oecond. · ••••• LITTLE LEAGUE STANDINGS TEAll W L R OR Senators , : • .• , ll 2 120 25 lncllans, ••...• II 2 99 40 Orioles . . . • • • 9 4 105 39 Tlgers .. . .... 8 5 99 52 WhlteSox ••••. 4 8 48 17 Yanks , , ••. . .• 4 8 56 118 RedSox .••••• : 4 9 48. 96 AthleU•s • _ .... o 13 49 166 TOTALS •.•.•• 51 51 613 613 GAMES NEXT WEEK: MoOOay - Semtors vs. Tigers at 4 p. m. and White Sox vs. Oriolea at 6p. m. Tuesday - lnllians vs. Red Sox at 4 p. m. and White Sox vs. Yanks at6p. m. ' I ••i• _,...,..o, Doc Sheppard Mandibularizes X For'Second Wrestling Win ... JACKSON, Ohio (UP!) - Dr. Sam Sheppa.rd, using his ravorite "mandibular nerve" hold. alq with. hh; trainer, George Strickland, won his aeCOIXI wrestllng mAtch here Friday b&rore a near capacity crowd or 3,700 at !>16morlalliall. Sheppard and Strickland met jjWUd BUI:' Scholl,. whom 91.~ pard defeated in his wrestling debut- 1e~ral weeka ago, arxl "Mr•.t.X" in a two-out-of-three . ran tag match event. Scholl beat Strickland In the In just 12 weeks, H & R Block, America's Largest Income Tu ~rvice ~. will teach you how to prepare income tax returns . .. and how YOU can rr.ake extra money as a trained tax consultant. An ideal course for ho'-'sewives, students, ret ired . people-anyone wanting to make EXTRA MONEY . No previous eKperience required . Enrollment op'en to anyone. and Green had a single arxltrlple in tour trips. 0 0 I 0 0 2 209 3-14 'I 4 101 1- 3 2 5 Red Sox Athletica 30 p.m. San Diego at PIIUadelphla 1:30 i Yanks in U.S. National ' f~ . ~ ~ ENROLL NOW I } ClASSES START SEPTEMBER 15 -rae first !all wltll Strickland back oo deleot Mr. X In lbo second fall, Sheppard. uaing tbe "malldibuJar nerve: hold," took the ddnl fall over Mr. X. n.e hold 1• achieved by placilltl a !Inger 111>der the of his oppcnant and pre:ssirw on the nerw. ._e Scholl termed tho hold "lllocal" am "murder." strieldald said tho hold "II the llrst naw thing I've seen in my 29 )'111'1 in wrestlirl&" e LOW CIST Tllfllll IICWIII AU • n&U IIIII I'UJ.TI• IMMYMIIIT UP'I'DITI.ITih • TIIUIKI" 11" DPIIIDICD ILOCI ru I'IDPU 366 SECOND AVENUE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ------N~cr-------SET ADDRESS HERE Plene 1end me a registration form and information abuut the 1970 H & A Bloc:"' Bni c; Income Ta)l Course. This is 1 request tor inform.tlon only and places me under no obligation to enrolr. NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP CODE • .__; lion In the 12th 11100 or the loorth set and cleorly oo the de!enalve wllon he puUecl hls some tosolher long enough to turn the tide. FrQm 30-.'10 In the )2th some, he held His serve, broke stone In the next some, held bla victories Friday to join Davis aerve aaatn to take the set. llld Clip teammatea stan Smltb and broke 1181ln In the first 11100 o! Charlie Pasarall In the round. the nltb set lor the vlctocy. Ashe, the dolencll~ cbamploa, had to slap a clramatle Marauders rally to pin a llVHOt tlctory over ~year.old Allan Stone of • Aostralla, lbo IIIUrtb ,......, aeecl ar.d the last ,_AmeriCUI In the melis slfwles u. w, &-8. MlilDLEPORT - The Melt!a · 8-6, 6-4. . ,,. 'lbo ·Jtl-;yeor.old Virlfnllil, Jlar&lldera lawlched lbelr 1969 •· flchtllltl Ia preoerve hll ratlldns fOOiboll ....... Soturda.Y with a ,, aa the COOIIIIrJI'• top tennlo :12-D scriiiUilaPviclor7arer BeL'~plo.yk after • ,........,. Billlll. pre llijll Sdlool 111 tile Mlcldle. ):WII two [IOinta !rom ellmliB- port fteld. CHESTNUT IIILL, Maoa. (UPI)- For the IIOCond lllralgbt rear lour America!\ men lave (lalnod the oemlllnala ol the U.S. Natlonol Tennis chomplonohlJ>o. Arthur Ashe alii Bob Loa teored dlfllcult quarterllllal ;,..,.. nu~" .'.' " .... . NEW YORK (UPI) - lnlleiCIer Bill &ldakh o! tile Loa_Ange. les Dodgers was hospitalized Sst. urday after complaining o! stomach palna. &ldakls, wllo said he hOB .,_ -•red by the palna lor lhe lalt lhree daya, underwent a series of testa et Roosevelt Hoa.,tlal. He Is hltllng .241 In 94 pmes. Belpre, W"m 12-0 • Marauder searing waa on a .. :tGary Player To Perforni · nino :rard paaa from Pal O'BriiD to Jill Kloea llld on a ~ i ""' by Williams. The ftrll serious ceauallf of tlat IIIKII waa ~-­ Bleb Hawley, a nJWYe lack, li-actured bltl loc 011 lhe laat ,..,. of the •crlmmlae wlllll bu . wu teddecl alter taklatl • Pill on a - - paltem. .m' -. WE .SPECIALIZE IN THE . NEW' 24I WI DES (SECTIONAL HOMES) The go down on an our - 1 '- . IWft.l~ ~~~W: . Tenn~ 1Semifinals Again .- ,-·At Por18mouth · coMPLETE SET UP Tom S. Vietoriou In .His Third 11ry I 0 0 2 0 0 3 il>eneer wiU ._ttolbo .... Bradenloo, Fla. ~ at the IBt of 'h ll IJil'lnl ter or lralhman ~ st OldD Untveraley. In tile June maJor the Uecls picked l:llceer fer lit Sioux FaUo club In lbo Nctrtbo em Leape IIIII l:llccer; irter a tryout at Clnclnnalllalledtoto lenlll witlllbo - · fniDIO(.. nee. Attack ' '• Pt!$thy Takes Pentathlon Title RIO GRANDE COLLEGE I GALLIPOUS - TOIIID1J' ~ ...... aee hurler llld alar alldole of Gallla Ai:adomy llllli Sdlool, waa al(llled Frldl,y by the Cincinnati Redo atanundloclosedprleo. il>eneer. a t9&a GAllS Jll"aduate, waa granted a roor year lootball acho'larsblp earlier Ibis year Ia Ohio Unlversley. AI GAllS, liFencer excelled In loot. bell, baskeihall, basoball and track. S..: ~ 675-1160 c. Wood, c-ct •.••..• 1 W. Wataon, 3b ••••••• 2 G. Snowden, 11>-p ..••• I T. Tope, rf ••••••. . 0 D. Bingham, rl . . .. - I TOTALS •••• 18 ""'lll>all -.11 ,_ Good Selectl1111 Of Colors The acore was t1ed 2-2 after GALLJPOUS - Tho collar twa tml~a but tho Uecl Sox puihed dwoWng Athletics railed to wln apit\ Friday- even!J8 on Mem· across nlne ru1t1 in th~ third aad orlal' Field In Uttle Leap> play three In the loorth wi!Ue the Alllao lhey !oat 14.3 to the Red Sox letlca acored ibelr other run ln in a rour imd.ng lO.rlBI rule con- the boiiAim oltholourthThe Red Sox ·committed lour tel~ It wu the 13tb consecutive error• ~left four menonbese. loll ror the Athletics, now G-13 The Athletics had nw error• aad the wln broke a alx pme • and left ft,. men atranded. AB R H · 1os~ streak lor the Red Sox RED SOX B. SCboon'vr, 2b 1 3 0 "who are now aeverth ~th a 4-9 B. Johraon, c •••••• 3 3 ~ record. D. Wloeman; rl-as , •• 2 I 0 Brett WUaon wert all the way lor tho Red Sox and gave "' only B.WU1on,p ....... 4 2 I two hila. He walked three a n d R.Green,3b ....... 4 l 2 B. Saunders, lb • , , • • 3 I I atruck out nlloa Anly li1mO started for tile Atl>- M. HerdWs.y, II .••••. 2 I 0 letlca and went two and one-tlllnl D. Mulford, Bt-rf ••••• 2 2 1 iminga. He gave up two hila, TOTALS , •••.•••. 21 14 7 walked rour and struck out rour. AB R H Gary Snowden pitched the last ATHLETICS C. Lane, U ••• , ••• • • 1 0 0 one am two-thirds Innings, gave D. Baker, If •••• . •••• 1 0 0 up nve htta. walked three a n d R. Baker, 2b ........ 3 1 0 atiuck out one. Hits oft WUson were a Bingle C. Tackett, ss , •...•• 2 0 0 by llyme and a trlple by Snow· J. Preston, c-ocf •••••• 2 0 0 A,Jgme, p-lb .• . .- •.• 2 0 1 den. Brent Johnson and Robbie Green each had two of the ~ letlca' aeven hits. Johnson had a brace ot singles in three trips GRIDDERS TO GET CARJJS GALLIPOlJS - All prospecp.m. Clncimall at Plttsblrl!h 1:30 p. ti ve seventh aid eighth grade football players must pick L~» m. Johnny Unites Houlllon at Chicago, 2, 1:30 p.m. physical cards rrcm 8 a. m. as yarc~a_ Atlanla at 81. Louis 2:15 p.m. to 4 p. m. MDnday thri>Uil' Frl· day this week at the GaUla Acad· Pete Beot.hin! hll Mac Halk Monday's Games o,_,ver 1 , a~velan:l at SaD elll)' High School oUice, aecording Clnclmatl at Chicago. with L' II·Yard scorlns PI" DIOCO. Waahlngton at Atlanta, to Ed Stewart, AthleUc Director. wllll 1:26. loll In tho pme to (Only game scheduled') Th~se cards must be signed by pve lhe OUors !.holt win over Minnesota against St. Louis at SUNDAY'S GAMES 1 Mempbla, Ttnb., and Pltparents and brought to Waahlngthe Beora at Houston. Natloml Leaiue tsburtlh ve.-auo New Orleans at ton Elementary School at 6 p. m. OIIC&&I' hod goae ahead wllll Loa Ansolos at New York Bi.tooi ·Rqe, ..._ . Aug. 28, when physicals wUI be 4t39 loll when Galle -Seyaro San Fran at Montreal raced 97 yardiJ wltll a ktckort' No pmes were scheduled San Diogo at Philadelphia given. At this time, three dollars return. The Ol.lers took an •rl.Y . aul'lla)' · ilaamuch as the Clnclnnetl st Plttsblrgb for insurance, oranotefromparents saying theplayeriscovered, ~ load m OIIOCond quorter 99of. major cley Houston at Ollcago, Z :rard ' relur)1 witll 1 fteld p i iiladlums have pr.ley In their Atlanla at St. Louis plus 75 cents ror a mouth guard will be collected. attempt by Ken Houston. uae. American Leaiue Any parents who have que stlons , Elsht 111001 were PlaYed last The world ~hampton New BaltiJ!lore st oakland, 2 nlah4 headlined by tile Kanaaa , York Jela battle the Oakland Detroit at Callfornla about this procedure may tel~ phone the athletic director at · Clt;y at Los Ansol•* 1'111 Green lia!dera ~ night on the Cleveland at Seattle Joyal Dlllao CODteata. \Veal Coos! and the Detroit Washington at Kansas City the high school. In ot.hOr somes iiiomi · ia¥fll l,loila talltllo with the Hooton New York at Minneaota at Cincinnati, FriiiC:i!"JJ ,.£_. ·Pt'trl«s a1 Boston. Chicago at Boston NOW YOJICAN CAIPU SEVERAL IOOIS Al LOW COST II $. p.m. San Franciaco at Montreal 1:- Slmpaoa, making hla hOO!O lleld debut lor the lowly BW.a, oorrlecl ftve limes to. 21 yarcla, eaught .two pa11e1 ror seven prds and returned two kickofta --·· OPP. 1&0 DEPOT SCHEDULE OF EVENING CLASSES Saturday' a Resulll · New York 3 Los Angeles 2 Chicago II llousllln 5 Cincinnati at Plttsblrgh (nigbl) Ajlanta at St. Louis (nlgb!) San Diego at PIIUadelphla (night) San Francisco at Montroal(nll!h\l Sunday's Games (All times FDT) Loa Angelos at New. York 2 lht dolondlng Natlonol FOO!Iboll Carolina Lumber &Supply (o. SAN ANTONIO, Tex- (UP0 Paul Peat!Q', 31, ol .lan Allkwllo won the u. s. Modern P Ion Cllampllllllhjp at Ft. Sa m Houston Saturday wilh a 111111 ICGre of 4,90L Dr. Bob Beck, aliO of s li • Aalonio ~~~~~- . . . . wtih .... 824 p<Uq, 69 polnta . - of thlnl place llnllher lot U. Bill COIIroy, 25, o! Drexel, PL In fourth place -.., 1st Lt. Chip ~. 23, o! l'aliiiiN, Callt. wtih 4,480 polalf, ......, edtlllltl oit llllh place llnlabor lsi Lt. Taj>lor, 14, of Pwtland, Ono., who lU .f,4M lllial (Nishi pmea· not lnelude41) East W. L. Pel GB ChiC&IO • • • . 17 48 .616 New York •••• 70 52 .574 5I; st. Louis • • .. 69 55.556 7\1 Plttaburgb , ... 641 56 .Ml 91'1 Phlladelj1hla • --50 72 .410 211'1 Moolreal ..... 39 87 .310 381'1 West W, L, Pel GB Cincinnati • . 66 M .550 Loa Angeles •• 67 ss· .545 .,., San Fran • . •• 67 57 .MO 1 Atlanla • • ., • 68 59 .~5 ll'l Houalon ••••• 65 58 ,528 21'1 San Diego •••. 37 87 .298 31 Johnn.v U,, a veteran ot ·13 ........ whn sat oot moot o! last y-. nursing an alllqj elbow, fired touchclown ~ "aatl· ol . lour llld 70 yatdo to tlsbl llld Tun Mitchell In dlro<tliw ccmpetltion Wll.LIAMS!'ORT, Pa. (UP!)- walked three. Both Jlll<berahurl- """" Gobe BOyea walkedllld went Talpel, Republic o! China (Tal. od no-ldt pmealn tlltllr llrotap. to ...a..t oo olntile l>.Y Lollswan), woo the 23rd Uttle Lea&Ue paarancea earlier In thO series. ford, """ W&l P.lll'lnB with par. World Series In Ita first try Hq.IW Yu lhe - - - • permlsaloa with a hairSaturday by defeating Sanla ond lmtni rally with a ..,. • oot line fracture o! the loll arm aulChea lored oo Thursday. Reyeo SUTTON, Maso. (UPI) - Jocu- par 72, 7,212-yard course forthe Clara, Calif., 5-D, behind the - l o to loll. three • hlt pitching of Tau-Yen olngled llld stole IO«<IId. Yo oonr- lhlrd 011 a ground out, but Chom lar Tom hw continued his ooe- first time. Cheo. eel and Chen lhlrd oo a wild threW a third strike past CarOnly nine of the 144 entries man assault on the PGA reeord A wild pitch and a passed pltcb by carbls on a fourth bell bls to ead the Inning. book Sabmiay as he boostod his broke psr on the wtnd-whlJ>ped opChen' a II strlkeoutaJO!Ihedhls •Ish~ :!ilaw, who eaded a tl vealrea<b" record tying lead ao high ening day and just 19 did it on the led to three Talpel runs In the to ChlUig-Hal Tal. He stole aoc- toa1 Ill 32 In 15 lmlngs of World second day. About 13 of the first secoocl iMlng and two em>ra ...,. ond and went to 1hlrd wldle Chea montb slump by snatching tho aa a speetacular aewn strokes Series pitching. He [aMed 21 26 finishers shot sub-par rounds trlbuted to two more runs In the o...-ecl iln a passed ball. Kal • opanlns round lead by a stroke, In the openll• minute• of his third In ntne lnnlnga of oo-1111 pitchto laum:h the thin! day olplaybefourth. ~ Chuang alnlled ""lhe midmitclled hls last atart Friday round In the Avoo Golt Clasaic. Inti Wednesday aver Vallaytlold, to fore a maasive gallery that might. Tau-Yen Cben struck out II clle to drive In Tsl. post an impresalve 6~8The 2S.year-old bw, a resiQuebec. have been even bigger but for a batters and walked two In a met Yu led of! tho lourth willl a 136. dent oC Golf, W., fired an eagle Taipei's vlctocy brwght the of no - hit pitchers with Sanla Bingle and -ed Ill lhlrd three on Pleaunt Valley's 531J.. traffic tieup. Uttle Leaaue title Ill lhe PacifJoe Carr, an occasional tour- Clara's Chuck Carbla, who allow- third beseman C....,.y Lalllford yanl psr ft,. second hole to puU ic lor the thlrd cmsecutiveyear. eV81L. farther away from the field ist am local native though he ed alx hits and slruch oot lllxllld threW the ball Into rllhtllold. Japan wu vl<lorloua In 1967 Hung-Chin Chen hit a IJ'OUIIIIor that he already had outllislancecl playa out of Honolulu. had t h e to Lsnllford, but ftrot baaemm llld 1968. early round Saturday with a best 8r 36 holes alii was BbootlDS to on Friday. In a cansoladoo game earlier C&nadlan Geol"IO Klulson ell! six under 66. But his 54-hole lol- break the corrent PGAtourmark Roo Smith clruwed the ball. Chea Saturday, West T&mpe, Fla., and Shaw's margin back totlveas the a! of 215 was likely to be well ol a five stroke lead after 54 stole second, ~ Yu scored on Elyria, Ohio, battled to a 1looder bogeyed the t:!th hole and back of Shaw providing the ~ holea oet by Leo Trevino In the a sacrlllce lly by S.q-Hal Tlal. 1 tie for 3nl and 4th place aver Knudson picked 111 a stroke with way leader could keep his seDSa- Tucson Open an<! matched by lJay Chen scored on a ground ciut. nine Innings lor the ftrot knotSanta Clara's only llrious Floyd In last week's PGA chamtwo birdies ontheflrstftve holes. tionol pace. threst came In the lldnl imlnl ted coolest In seriea history. Several tour veterans headed pionship. Shaw, followed by a huge gallery already nicknamed ''Tom's by pre.-tournament Cavorite Gary Troops," waa gw:ring for the Player got belatedly hot under sumy skiea on a warm, windlesa tao,ooo top prize and hb first Ssturday. Player, Bob Dickson bls paydii since winning the DoraJ Open laot March. Hla beat and Jerry McGee all canled lour ftnlah since Doril was a 19th ln under 6Sa, while Charles Goodthe Tourrutec;. of Qlampions. win, Miller Barber, Tom Wet ... Slaw, 'ffho went into the third ~~ and U!e Elder !Ired 6'lo to ., rOWJd at eigtlt urder par, was move in on early finisher carr. "We've got a long way to go, cavaliers caused at least llix ' Shaw had tied the current hich Dine uMer after 11ve holes as the especially In lhe bell - handling Blue DevU fumblea, all o! which field as a whole was breaking the mark with a tlve stroke lead a~ department, but I feel that we hurt • cnmchlng grouod pme lllat Coach Ecker' ...... had ••• 'l'hls alatemenl ownmed 11t1 lablished. Coach ·Jolul Ecker's leeillp Coath Ecker lllatecL ''We ran AKRON, Ohio (UPQ - steve - h i s 1969 Bluell<Nilfoolboll what we wanted to - to deter- Souter, 12, ~ Midland, Texas, son ocrlmmlga saturday morn- mine If changes should be rpacle delested Richard Behan o! DoID the grouod pme, -...e ver, llld Davia Quinn of Oialard, Ing apluat CIIIIU-,__,_ ... llii ~ l!l'iol· wo decUnecl to PISI the ball Bl C&!Jf., In the llnal hell Saturlron, •'Eeker' 11 Wreckerau were much ., wo _plan to lalsr In the day Ill become the 1969 All • out.aoorecl throe toucbdownl to eeaaon.•• American SoapBoxDerllychaJni>one by a big, Iaiii cavaUor teem. Ooly pili•• _.. "" lon. Sa1cl coa.cbEcker. ''Thelrteun tellljlted by the BluOilevllo ·ollh Souter, a 4-toot-11, 81..pogld was ameh better than we were to. me completion. aeventh sndor, "'"' the Mldlllld Dolenalvoly GAllS loollad pret- Derlly In hla lint try llld whipd8y." He omJIIIaslzecl that ChUllcolbo was a quld<-bltllng team ty lou8h against a vorllllle cava. peel aU conteatants ID the 32ed llld periiOIIally clasalllecl t h o Uer ol!enae that featmed power Nllllng o! the Soap Box Derby Ca.valiera u ••a ran ftne team running, quick.blttera, m a n 1 Saturday llltemal. for tbls early ln the drills." passes, and revertel. The alert The MW champlOII, de- • The Blue Devils' looe touch- Blue !'levU doiOIIIO -.epted scribed hla racer •• a 11 Red down was scored by Fullbuk Utree Chillicothe . . . . ., one ot ~." turned In lhe lutelt Chuck Neal on a two-Jan! Ill...., them by David wblch be lime of the day w11en he raced capping a sustelnecl 70 • yanl returned 35 yards llebiDll a IIIIo the derby wack In 27.22 drive agalnot the Chillicothe wall of.blockers. Refllllng and collecting moneY from NEW IM· aeolllll• In the lrot heal and awtlngunll Altboulb oo otetlltlcl were waa clocked at '11.34 ID the llnal PROVED highest quality attractive coin operated Anolber poaslhle GAHS touch- kept 011 the acrlmmap the cava. lap. confection dispensers in your area. Company secured locations. No selling. You must have car. down opporllallty was squandered Uers dominated OVII1'J cleplrt. "It foela mal IIOOd llrwln thO We'll exchange references. Investment of $1,497 wllen a Blue Devil beck lumblecl ment due to the 111810' 81110 Dew- ebamplonlhlp, •• Souter said as to $2,995 cash. Ten to twelve hours weekly. For 011 the Chillicothe two - yard U fwnbles which gave them more he received a big hug livm hls personal Interview write: Une with the host team recover- game plays. mother. It was noted by Coach Ecker Ing. ,,. me tal monlha to · Fwnhles hurt the GAHS team that the Blue Dewila came 1llroullll ldld my car llld I wao &Qtng In every JllBIIIIer sotur<Jay Includ- the lou8h aerlmmaae wilhout 11111 to use the '7 ,GOO llrst p r l • e Ing 0110 that waa recovered by !JQurtes llld evorybo(b la!nti(IOd - l l d p to lllrlher my ecluChilli-• lor a touchdoWn In ohope to resume lbo ~ - - I _ . to be a 1-ral the 81110 Devil end zone. drllla 011 ~ ......... J'l'&eti.Ucmer," ~ said. ~ out <I a Notre Dame lour-lour deiODIO lhe power!ld · ....... the nrst round, the tournament shaped up as a Wins World Series Crown Notional · Lolpo Slllldlnp By United Prell lnternatloaal "'oot Aller Record Book Going, Lose 13th Straight UPI !\lorll WHter Dan Sikes, waa exactb' 10 strokes otr the midway pace. between "who's that?" and "what's his name?" but ..what'& hlt name?" has already been wiped out. "Who's tt.t7" turna out to be Tom Shaw, a ll'iMl..:, stocll;y, long-haired roaldent ol Golf, Ul., and while he may not be very weD known on the tour, the 211-year-old Sllaw !tgurea to be richly aiiOI\l'IIICIUS by SUnda,y . ·. . By STEVE SMILANICH GALLIPOLIS M010R CO. ·SALESIAN OF THE;IONTH Reds, Spencer:. Athletics Keep Streak "O.J•.,Make Season Debutfor Colts ·sHAW KEEPS MOVING 1n this ean turned out to be stlTroN, Mass. (UPI) slender C&na~Da• Georp Ktul- Beotle-llalred Tun ShaW held hls aon, whoae 611-72-141 made him bll~rllw pace with a third auc· thO lont!>' OI!Cllp&nt of the celllYO llDfar roond ol67 Sotrunner~~> apot. 72 urdoJilf> HI a tour..,..l record Only nine playera broke willl a aevea-atroke leed after M on the bltl, Juab Pl•sant holes In tha AYOO Cla•alc. . Time~~ Sentinel, SUnda,y, Aupst 24, 1969 ,._ • . I! -:, 'l1le ~ .Johnny U, JO<I tllOusbt the demonill'&llao>-- par and nve atrokea battar than marred PGA championship wu · a~ else. u Anybody elle~' COLUMBUS (l!PI) - A Coluftt--__.-- Socon:l - Jlloco Tid.,..tor · buo loaa, .,_1101 with two Louis· whlpped Toledo 12-5 an<! Ia 11h ville willl have pushed the Jets games oft the lead. two n..n ~ea behind: Che Ieque The Jets' mounted only 0111 leaders In the Internatloral serious .soortrw threat. nat League penrant chase. came In the secotMiinni11t whell a.ffalo blallkod the Jet1 here Elvio Jimenez and Bob ll<lbonFrlday nig1113-0onGeorge Wood- son atrokecl ..ck-t<Hiock stngln aon's fouNrltter. It marked the with two out, but George KctJ~,CI tblrd time tn the last eiaht games grooMed out. that the usually ha~ittlng Jets Only two oCher Jets reached have tailed to score. Steve Arlin seconl base agalnstWoodsonwhD burled a seven-hitterandtookthe posted his loth win against 11 losses. Arlin is 2-3. loss. Columbus and Bul!alo played a MeanwhUo, Croot-runni~ 100>lsville swept past Syracuse 12.4 night game saturday at Jet stadium and play apln toolay. and 7-1. Shaw Charging, ...' lhOJ' blamed II on the )Ntnd t.hll IUolod lip to 30 mllos an hOW"· goes on and Furys. . • ' • "I ; �. ... . _ T " o .. ..... ~ . '- .• . ' . . . ··-- ..' ,, 20- The Su~ Tlmes- SenUnel, Sunday, August 24, 1969 greea, last year - 93 degrees. Avenge low temperature for wt"'''k this yll'llr - 60.1 degrees, las~ year- -70.2 degrees. Tbtal precipitatiOn ror the week this year - 1,50 inches, last year- 0.62 of an inch. Total precipitation to date this GALLIPOLIS - Temperatures, predpitaUon and weather year - 22.83 inches, last year conditions for each 24 hour per- - 31.84 inches. Normal average precipitation iod aa recorded by Peter McCormick at Fairfield Weather annually - 40,70 inches. The morning stan are Venus By Untied !'roll lnlernldonal and Soturn. Today !1 &mday, AiJ&. 24, the The evenlftl stars are Mercu2361h clay of 1969 with 129 to ry, Mars and Jupiter. follow. The moon lo between Ita flrat Week's Weather Station. Day &mday . • quarter and IIIII jlhale. 1bo Almanac .'~ tt- ' ' The SUIIda)' Time•- Sentinel,~· Ausuot:U, 19il9 . Items Advertised Here Go So Fast, You'll Thinl{ They Went Into otbit · All ells ero rollrldolll to their aiM! to tho ,.fUI., D•llr TriiiUM 1t~l1 of tr-,. ,r...,· 'cl•••lflc-"1 .... ,........ ,.... ..:.. , 'ct.."'• ..... c,..JV .... lttM On this day in history : In 79 a.d. thousands of people were ki Ued when Pompeii and In thl orlglnol .1..- cloulllod e~lll· · Afs iM-4srolll fOI' thr• ., •I• tl-• • nif• 1t~ Mf•• e•plrotlon will ~ ·~ cM.-,.4 f• onl~ "umb-r of tl""• tho 1111 dqt• •orn..l; 0••:111•: 4~3(1 p.ta. d·il~ •nd 11 •·"'· Seturlllor. To lntrMvco bull"••• ••rvlu Goltl11•ll• oteo, full Of tlft'lo. Sp•cl•lty Of lnto~ttlble •x11orlenu holpful, SUO ••••I~ twront•e to •Pften. • "''.,'"' ''" NqUIN-IIfl. SlloltiCHt •••h~"-•· C:JPhlll, Holhl•~ '""' Ports• IIIOVth 3~2151, 8 tO ftlen tlfl~ 7 to 9 P.M.. Monill•y tllrouth ....... ~. son of Gallliolls, Rt. 1, wishes BUD CARTER, GALLI A COUNTY Extension Agent, Agri· culture, tells farmers about the Rapid Adjustmerft. F'arm Pro- ' I The way to mca1urc fee.:l Yalue• i. to C01apore the re-sultl with tl.e CC*L Fcc:d Red Roll<! to yo•u cowa, cal..e., •teeN, ho~ pip or poultry. Ynu'll &nd tf.al the mil. you I!ICt from your cnw., the beef a"d por• you send to market, ~ tbe e•p )'DU pther ..-c the reoults you have been hopiDI fM •• to p i rh.t estn profitl En:.,- bac of Red Ru.e feed you buy contai"• high quality inr-redient.···plu• th.. un.ee" ingredie"t. ol Red ROM" ~M-arch and Y"r'll of manufacturing experience. Be determined to make your pro6table one! Decide lu UR Red f1nn operation a mo... Ro~e Feed• I BIDWELL MILLING BIDWELL PHONE 388-8283 OWNER, TIM BICKERS rrlsn't it fun to romp on a cozy, warm floor?" Extension Specialists Sam Bone e(Jlipment. Local farmers were encourand Larry Sllepherd, John Unaged to use band seeding with derwood, Area Extension Agron· press wheels when making Jeomist; Joe Prohaska, G e I g Y Chemical Company, and Jim Mus- gume..grass seedings, use up to grave or the Boggs Equipment 120 Ibs nitrogen per acre on Co. of Tuppers Plains, repre- pastures for increased procluc. senting Alita - Chalmers rarm tlon and hlgller protein rorage. check corn fields now for plaut populat1on and MDM ln order . MUter Fllnenl Home, and all who sent Rorol ol!irlngs and rooct, the Lemley QU.rtot and · :the Rev, Dotaney. Eata Johalon & Family 199-1 BY C. E. BLAKESI.EE Extension Agent, Agriculture Meigs County POMEROY - Meigs A r e a farmers will be interested to know tha.t all systems are "Go" for the Farm Science Review to be held September 23, 24, and 25 at the University Air_IXlrt.JJon Scott Field, in Columbus. Plenty of ralntall, hot wea.. ther and timely plantings hue assured that crops on the site in northwestern Franklin County will be well developed for NEW IN · tices and products that will en .. able producers and consumers to OOeome more informed about horticulture for the 1970'8. The SchOol of Home Economics will provide a program for women "Reviewers" entitled "New Knowledge for the Homemaker.'' It will feature textile problems shoppers should watch tor, new household equipment makeup, a new look at family meals, and the latest in new fibers and fabrics. New displays for women are being assembled by the Ohio LP Gas Association and the Obio Farm and Home Electrihe-atton COuncil, Inc. At this year's review, the Department Of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology at Ohio's big annual farm show. Ohio State will present several Exhibitor oombers areruming new dimensions in agriculture. ahead or last and a rec- New developments in food disord number is expected to b tril:utioo, farm management, on hand. Several miltlon dcllar: crop reports, foreign trade, live. worth of equipment and supplies stock marketing and rural life will be shown, much of it in op- will be featured. eration, and the rest in a 30 _ Grade and yield seUJng wlll be acre exhibit area. the main theme the Uvestock Improvements are be' mad marketing exhibit. Marketing aL In this central display F:x.~ ternatives or selling cattle htblts by departments or the Col- thrOIJgil auction on a carcass lege of Agriculture and H 0 In e basis, with adjustment for qual.. Economics at The Ohiostateun· icy and cutability, will be shown versity and the Ohio AgricuJ~ through pictures and sale lnforal Research and Development mation. . . Center will be more accessible The. dynamic d8J.ry mdustry in and compact. Ohio 1s currently the focal polnt One feature of the review this tor consolidation of five federal year will be The Wonderful World milk market orders. The consolof Ohio Hortieulturelnfou are idation of the Columbus, Cinein- vegetable crops, rrw/crop~: nati, Miami Valley, Northwestnowers and ornamentals and ern Ohio and Tri-state markets food processing and tech~ represents 8,500 Grade A dairy According to Dale Kr t h~~· farmers producing 2.7 btllion .Professor, horticulture ea~ fo:~ pounds of milk per year. The estry, emphasis will be on look- subject of merger will be pieing ahead to the 1970's. Visi- torally presented through maps tors to the Rev-iew wi u see 28 and up..to-date results ol the tedlighted display panels covering eral ~lk order hearings, new horticultural varietiel!l and Agncuftural exports are the plant types, new productionprac. market (or one out ol tour U. S. tices and processed food pro- cropland acres. About one.fiftll ducts, ol the value of farm market nlustrations and examples will sales in Ohio were exported in depict new horticultural _prac- 1967. Predictioos 1are that ex .. FARMING ------ ------- soli teat lnlormatloo lor hlgll- 'NEW INTERNATIONAL· tractors are here, with POSITION COMFORT DESIGN er yields. BROS Auto Wrecking Get the full comfort story right here on these new 5 and 6-plow tractors-and see how you'll finish the day less tired, and with more work done-? Here are a few of the many standard and optional features we can offer you on the 756 and 856: • New type of seat adjusts up and down, hydrauJically, slides fore and aft, tilts, adjusts to your weight. That's living-room comfort in the field. • Th¥teering wheel adjusts to five different positions to puJtt exactly where you want it. 446-4060 367-7598 GUARANTEED USED AND REBUILT ,,PART.S,. . • Popular "H" pattern gear shift, plus new, easier shifting. • foot pedals have curved face, "fit" your foot from any angle for e:dra comfort, reduced fatigue. • Platform is now 40% wider for extra footroom. • Many work·proven features. For instance: exclusive torsion bar draft control keeps you plowing evenly ... Torque Amplifier boosts pulling power and doubles your choice of speeds. Tllor'rowollfllllilo'jolilllilw~lhenow !n!fWtloolllond lnlornoUooal · ...hnrionN-156-on.l,.-•••llrytllsrnout. - · ·. - . · MEIGS .EQUIPMENT OWNERS: Henrr, Don, Rear Meits General Hospital Poul Bal..! GOOD u1ed turniture. Rlce'a New & Uaed Fum. , "4 Soc. Ave. 446 9523. 176-tf clean Good ~1~4. -------~·------ PEKINESE PUPS AKC registered. Ph. 245-5198 aner 5:30 p. m. 198-3 MUST SELL 1968 VW, purchao· ed new. Will eell ,1,500 cash or terms. Ph. 675-1401. 195-6 -------------SINGER SEWING Maclili.e wllh -------------- round bobbin, like Touch'N Sew, in lovely walnut cabinet. Equipped to zig ... zq, button-hole, bUill hem, etc. Pay $56.80 cash or terms. Phone 446-1634. Fill Rent ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner complete with attachments, cordw:lnder and paint spray. Repoasessed but in Hke new condition. Pay $37.45 or terms If desired. Phone 44&-1634. --.------------ -------------- ALL TYPES Of building ma.. -------t--- wrrH suMMER nu or _______ _ 159~ _....,: house, 9 mUea out, 11 rooms, ELECTIIOSTATIC oopylng. Copboth, on hard road. Call 446ies aru1hiD& while you wait 190L 19~ as low as 5e per copy, Slm.. mona Prlntlns & O!llce Equip. SLEEPING rooma, wookly Ph. 4H-1397. 186-tr rates. l'lrll CeDirol Hotel. 711-U NEW SAWED tobacco· stocks, -------------- "We DOll' give manlcurea. ~ ~Jal prices ott MOI'IIQs. Tues- ;Jiya, Wedneodal', r.., $2.50 only tL 75. Holr 1.uto, reg. t2 norr $1.50. Call ~16-4442. :\Dan!. ...,. --- - ,-~- . PAULA KAY'S Boouty Solm norr ipn on ~1 lilru Sotur·. '·~· A!tettl~ workl<e lllrla·' '~ evonllllt by llli>olnlmelt - - - -- - -----:------- ~~ 446-- ·1lf2. 196-S . ;~, ' ~;over • A11-PutpOse Tar~ -;· •Hay Cover SLEEPING age, Excellentcond. Fred Wood 812 Second Avo., 446-4159. 199-."1 on. Rent electric shampooer $1. Central SI(Jply Co. 199-8 FLUFFY SOFT and bright are carpets cleaned with Blue Lus· tre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Lower G. c. Murphy store. 199-6 NEW FASHION colors are Sue's dellght She l<eepo her carpet colors bright- with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Fanner's Hardware Co. 199-6 trailer, 16 rt. with gas refrig., auto. furnace, twin gaa bottles. Cell 44&-1102. 199-3 1967 PLYMOUTH 4 door, good 199-."1 J l\ll]IIEI\1\I > .. . . . New M.F. Wagono $135.00 each. 7 New M. F. Blades, 7 ri. at dealer's cost. New 5 11. Bush-HO(Io, $275.00. Just received new shipment of -------------- weehly ...... Gallla 4H.ll206 WATERMELLONS, . muakmelloa, 159-tr cantei.CI)e1 Jwtet corn, Lower Raccoon Rd., 2~866. . 2 APAHTIIIENTS, Galli4 1Jo. 193-8 lei, ~206, 159-ti REDUCE and foot wllh GoBoso tableti - E-Vap ..,._ ter pOlo, GUll ...... Drui- •Pond Oi I. T reatt.d to give more ht:tat and less soot. • Degre-e Day Delivery • Metered Tickets * Easy Pan Plan. Un8r . "YOUR FARM SUPPLY SERVICE.CENTER'' (614) 992,.2181 j ---------------------~--- ESTIMATES POMEROY LANDMARK Caruy, Mltr. Open TU 6 Mon. Th1u Sot. A Delux Home Really Worth The MoneY. 1962 lnl 1800 1965 'h T. Chov. Pickup 1964 1;2 T. Chev. Pickup 1966 '12 T, GMC 1-'lck'-4) TOWN. 1966 'h T. Chev. 1966 lh: T. Int. pick~ 1955 '% T. Ford pic""' 1955 34 lloclge Utility New 5 T Farm Wagons 1964 2 T. International 1955 1.12 T. Dodge picku,p 1 Minneapolis Moline Power Unit New 8. 25 x 20, 10 ply nylon tires $55. Inc, Federal tax. Dhlo Volley Implement Ca. 133 p;no St., Ph. 446-2532 140 FIHAI~CIHG Ph. 446-4318 UP TO 24 MOHTHS Tri·Coui!IJ Asphalt Paving Co. ·· · Route Ho. 1 a•• Golllpolis, Ohio Central $0Jtl. of Ohlo,,j ·:· :, .. .. 3RD &SYCAMORE STR~E'rS / ' ' ' ' ' , . . . . and 1:ollldl111 IIOIItY flem NEW , IIi.'l lih:titt coin oPerat• , In YOU"LL FIND At Centanary $18,500 T11N nAa OU> ROD. VB-Y NICE TKnl& 8JI)IIOOM wml BATH, CDI'I'!LAL lmA'l'INO AND (;JTY WATER. UVINO BOOM 12:dl, LARGii IU'ICHDf AJm CAR PORT. HUOE FLAT LOT, AfC) '~~laB, SHR1JBBER.Y STORM WlNDOW'S AND DOOB8, ILIIIKNT..\II.Y. GAUd· POLIS H.S. EXCELSIOR Salt Works -Coal for sale, Jump, egg, stoker and mine run. E. Maln St., Pomeroy, o. Ph. 992-3891. . - 190-t! Real Estate F111 Sale New Listlnas horiie, iiirge LR, paneled TV room, full basement, storm windows and doors, concrete street. Price Sl2,950. 7 Rooms 3 BR, formal DR, laundry, bath, one car garage with work shop, fenced lot, plenty water. 204 Acres HERE is a real good farm with 75 acres of tractor land, 25 acres Raccoon bottom, large 2 story colonial home, drilled well. Land Contract PRICED TO SELL 61 A. FAKM wllh 6 rooms. -Modhcuae. bath, partial base.. Real Estate F111 Sale 0. D. PARSONS REALTOR Form, Village, City Property Fint & Olive Phono «6-G219 RACCOON TWP. 7 room, two story, large barn, 3 polds~ 1;0<111 soiL timber 1o pasl'll"f• Equip. 103 ACRES home, lg. barn, far.n lanO,pas· ture & tinlber, fruit. Really nice. 92 ACRES ST. RT. 32~, 6 rm. two story, barn, nice land on Little Raccoon, some timber. VACANT LAND $6,000 $4,500 $3,500 f2,500 $800 up 45 ACRES SO ACRES 21 ACRES, SOLD 38 ACRES LOTS TRAILER TWO ADDED rms. 10 x 18 liv. rm. with two acres land. Cellar, Outbldg. Walnut Twp. 1968 TRAILER TWELVE WIDE, carpet, fund shed, complete, steps, blocks, . 5 RM. HOME, new ohllllla roof, porch, well, clatera, spring, 1h acre. $4,000. Terms. fr·ont __________ __ Donv., K. H;gley, «6-0580 .:.._ BAIRD REALTY CO. Oscar laird, RHhor 116 ACRE FARM FIVE ROO)(, two story hoose o,.rlooks - t ofthls116 aero lann 00 - · Rldp RaotL Second ......, has four rooons. EJahty acroa Is lllloblo land with 10 acrea permanent pa .. ture•. h acn tabacco bal8. Good borri, elalel,n; and du~ weD. lmmedllte ·,POIIIJiion. ment, forced air, fuel oil Air· noce 0!11 CIIPel In tMrv room \ 'and ~~~~~~~ rOom, Hoi I 40' X NICE FARM HOME so• 110ro 1n 110011 conolttl.._ 'h · NICE 'tWO 1tc1:J limn IMine with A. Tobacco boH. some tima~.ml..... . - 1s 1-lod ... . bor atd coal. 24 acre• onuiac-otn Plb., Two 1t0Ds wllil walor In tho klldlen. lllr • l>orpln. See this Tobacco bon qf .41ac..,. Good On S · acres of PrJ..:-~,;aoo: ·L!c~, llat1, Full born. oat, ..... Nort""'-.,.wm mu,u -rrr.,- 1oom trodo p...,...q., • Office,._ •• , ' i ms • ;i-. .., Ruuoll D. Woods, ~ 18 John!. Richards, 446-0280 Ronald Canaday, .u6-3636 3 BEDROOM BIUCK front CoiOI>ial, attached garage, bunt..in kitchen, living room carpeted. large lot. Location Bulaville Rd. $16,900. Cell 448-3746, Raymooo G. (Tony) Barr. 16.1-tr NEW 3 bedroon-i house at Gallipolis, 11;2 baths, carpeted, ap-o plianees, garage, large Itt. city At Addisnn $10,1100 OW f'A.IHIONID TWO II'I'OB.Y FRA.YE. REAL MCE INSIDE. LOT8 or PANII.IN'O, lOll& CHERRY HAADWOOD fLOO-RS, 3 .r>ROOJI5, IIIAU. CZI..L.AJl BASElMENT, NIIW P'URN4CII: AND NJ:W WIRING lN Jll'l'. ALL OP' LOT 8 AND PARTS or LOT t AND T, GOOD ~ -DEN SPCI'T. KYGER at.E!X ... 801100L DIB1UCT. LOW T.U::- water. Green Acres Business Opportunities SPORTSMEN N•w OrtJ~Oifu"lty f« tho sport•· minded mon Of womgn to lil.t l11 the fl•ld the)' e"lgy th• moll, w, Mve a limited "umbor of openln;• fof tho ombltl- poro 1an who would like til r~6P the reword• of tho ev~ .-4-ricroaslng r~c .. atlon oxplo1IO". Real Estate For Sale MASSIE REAL ESTATE BROKER TEL. 446·1998 YOU CAN !ARM WELL OVER $900.00 PER MONTH IN THIS AMAZING BUT FUM 8U51HE55. Yov do ,...d at l1t~~f $16-47.50 to $3600 c••h to start. Writ• (11lving pho"' number). ALL SEASONS SPORTING GOODS C:O.-Dept.ld9 7262 Naturol lrldgo Rill. St. Loula, M,l11011rl 63121 ONE of the best farms 1n Gallla Co., I'h miles east or R t o • .\lpnde ~ ~ ~e ,wt!'. '!I . , Ca11111inl ·• ~\pmlll\ S.: Rt. 3il H{gh enpugn to never Oood ~ Iorr ~nough to be CLOSE OUT SALE ON ALL l~ 69 ' CAMPERS & TRAILERS. See in the back yard and see over the 1970 models on duplay all 73 A. of it. Modern 5 room now. AllaceessorlesawUable. house 2 large barns _poultry Camp Conley starcratt Sales house: garage, cellar,' and oth· behhxl Pleasant Point Resort. er bl'dgs. Plencywater. FroJta 195-tt on3 highways. -------------- NEIGHBORHOOO RD. NO reasonable otter refused on tllis 10 year old 3 br. home and lh A., lot. It has city water alii gas is available. Asking $10,000. IN CITY PRICE reduced on this 3 br. hm1e. It hal!il new tile noor in tJJe kitChen and has been redecorated throughout. PUBLIC SALE Every Saturday Evening at 6:30 At Knotts Coamunity Auction Barn, Corner Th;rd & OIIYO. "WE SELL AMYTHIHG FOR ANYBODY.'' W• Also Boy Complete Estates. OWNER MOVING 6 RMS alii bath, H. W. doors, full base., coal stoker furn. Located on 5 A. lot. Price with furniture, $ll,OOO. SO A.. ard Groc. store 87 A. (50 A. Ievell, $10,500 23 A., I/, A. Tob. llase, $4000 3lh A. Modern house, $9500 Jay Sheppard, «6-0219 Earl Winton, 446-3828 Woyno Aotobory, 446-0239 86 A. IN Cheshire 'IWp., See. 25, 6 room houae, needs a lot ol repair, ~.ooo. GROCERY STORE - Oooe to town on main hiiflway, meat case, slicer, se&les, all stock, large cooler, erlnder, casb register, belli saw, ml11cella· neous equi_ptitent, $4,500. 'PRACTICALLY new home, DlOIJ.. ern cabinets, carpet. closets. Lot &lopes from road to Raccoon Creek. Nice boat landing, 6 miles from town. 4 BED.ROOM home, 1 A., on U. S, 3~ close to town. City water and ps. Evenint•: Subdlv., $16,900. Ph. 446-9523. or 448-3262. 164-t! OTHER PROPFRTIES ADDISON TWP. Phone~1066 ------------- ~Jat and gently rolling. Stand RACCOON TWP. Moder" 3 BR D.H.VVCM)D,Iei&er BRAND NEW 3 bedroom, garap, . FARM 120 ACRES Real Estate Fill Sale Call CooiY11le, Olllo, 667-."1080. 198-3 THIS t( THIRD AVE. & STATE ST. I Owner Transferred QIAIUIDfiO ol MIWXIII, IIAI · &A111 CAR OOD HO!IIJI:. HAS A nN1S111D J'AIIILY AltD UC · ROOM, I nB& Jll..ACa, LAR6E CIMRIIING IJ'IQIEN, ~ DINING BOOM AND ON A L.ULCJt: SHADY Im'. ftl<e TO sn.L '1'1118 DON"T MilS IEDNIIl 'l1DI. CAlL 11[1 WISDIAN. CJRa;N Neal Realty INCOME l Yr. Old Split Level w.-ac. $139.50 en BATH AJriD ON HOLOOKB Jill£, ONID t1ll TKI BIIIT I.OCATIO'NB . . .u6-2674 Lucille or Howard Brannon Evenings 446-1226 · • Granary Cover Serving Meies. Gallia & Mason Counties Joe~ W. pickup 1964 1;2 T. GMC pickup Lots High trade--ins and specialprlces ALWAYS on our new M.F. 3 RESIDENTIAL, RESTIUCTED F. It A. Iota, located in Lincoln troctora. HJts,., Pomeroy. 100' ~ GALLIPOLI$ TIIACTOR SALES 200' deep. AllutiiiUosoopaved Your Massey·FercuaonDea.ler street. Price $1,500 each. Upper Rt. 7, Gallipolis, Ohio 44&-1044 HOBART DILLOH, Realtor 198-1 BIG SPARE ·. TIME wrnt NIIW l'tlllN.A£Z, C MDROOIII. GARAGE AND 11ANY Goon BAJWif8 A1CD Ol1I'BVIWINCMI. NEW 3 BR HOME on acre lot, Poulan chain saw a. garage, drilled welL Located 5 mile from Gallipolis, ALSO, close-out prtc~s on good ul!led hay conditioners aid used ·····~ . WfOCK J'.YM. 'YDY OOOD FARM HOD ONE FLOOR PLAN located In BidweU, Ohio, on a large lot. ·l'' Fill up now with Landmark Fynon Home Heating • tNGS. HAS BD:N DAlB-Y COm.D M.F. No. 12 balers, $2,125.00 sOle Prlce$425.00 M.F. Wheel Rakes, $450.00 Sale Price $375.00 M.F. Pull-Type Rakes,$640.00 Sale Price $485.00 a& SUU AND liB THII ONE. Ito ACBIB wrnl liD Aaml OF JOJTOM AND 80 ACRilS TD..LABIA, 10 AC8D 01' 0000 PAS. 'J'URE. coaN BASE. ~ ,A. TO. H SEASON CLEARANCE ON ALL HAY TOOLS IN STOCK No Interest on new M. F. balers untO Aorill, 1970. M.F. No. 9 Balers, $1,960.00 sale Price $1,525.00 M.F. 7ft. mowers, $525,00 If You Want One of Gallia Counties Real Good Farms PBIOOUa. 10 QAL. P11R IIIN.f W.A.'Ia IN AlL KAIN BUJLD. !W 'li'roRv;· · ;~ iiii Sole Prlce$1,650.00 ....... 1963 F600 Ford truck ATIENTION .. 18 TB11 LOVJLY :II JIJDROOM 110111: TODAY lot. MlLI: F.llOIW.1 Cll'1l' ON u.s. • vzay wt:LL KIPr WITH WALl. TO WALL ClAIINl' 'l'&aOUGIIOtiT. loAMI FAMILY 1100111 AND NZW GA· 1967 3 T. GMC 1966 3 T. GMC. 1966 34 T. International . Owner Wants Home Sold-Movlq To Fla, ·= ..... ........... . . . Ddlon Agency oOO Excell ant Location 4 Bedroom Grape St. 1964 1 T Chevrolet 1960 Jlh T. Ford 1962 11h T. GMC 1965 2 T. Chevrolet 1962 F700 Ford dump ------------- "SAND & GRAVEL Off. 446-3643 Eve. 446-3796 446-4500 Our Best Buy This Week con:lition. Call 379-2668. Llk' fut!l it llllvt'll. YOU CAN CUT FUEL COSTS AT LANDIARKI • NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS 1968 SHASTA LowRito tra..t Slt;(;LJ-:H h;tll tht" hi~:. huilt -tn Hlu1ooer !->y~U:>rn an<l t"X · chllltYt' lnnt'T' Ileal Tuhtotl th;rt t1'"t' you the t"Ornfort m•rad•• ufSI!I'f:H FIJH)U 111-:AT. Come in and ·•Mk (,-"a dr·nlflnllraliun ;md !lee how thU. rM'W Sil'[l;)t'T will p;oy for tl.lelf ~~o·ith SUPPLIERS OF: *ASPHALTIC CONCRETE *PAVEMENT SEALER • PROTECTIVE COATING *CRUSHED STONE THE WISEMAN AGENCY 190-12 sharpened, 379-2168. 192-26 5 ROOM• secood Roor IUI!urn.. lalled oporlment, &Mil ooly, REGISTERED q,.rter h o r s e $2,250 balers. COIIVenltnl dorrnlown loeo. BUYS TIHS ONE STORY, 4 room mare and coiL Coli 44~413 tloD. Bent t60 mo. See M<lrbome in the village of Eureka, aller 5 p.m. 198-6 Large selection ol good used rll Hollldrut at Tho <lllo Va!Ohio. Gas furnace, plenty wattrattors at bargain prices. -----------~-- lo,y .Bam. .. 143-tr . SWEET er, small lot. can be seen any CORN for rreezlnc & time. co111i._ Ph 379-2671. 19&.11 I Cobey Forage Wagon Olke new) ----------.., --------------your conveaience. can Hotel, __ ,-, .,,""' ___________ _ . -. ---------- - - Help Wanted are -------"":'- -------------' IMPALA CHev., 4 dr., P.S., P.B. and air, coOO., low mile-- THE PROVEN CARPET cleaner 195-6 Blue Lustre Is easy on the budget. Restores forgotten col- lAVE HOUSE, 5 RillS., bolil on Plno St. Adulta praferred, also form ':""----- -------- . ance duo $69.60 Ceii44&-I028. 199-."1 196~ heeUne oil. Dellvery June I P ~ULA KA} 'S Beouty Solon - ...:;j:;~_-----------~ SO!JD STATE STEREO 1969 Walnut stereo console with 4 speaker, 4 speed automatic changer. Take over payments of $5..25 per month or pa,y bal· 191;.6 ------------ Notice .:0 ·-~, 367-7187. - - I-------- ______ ,...._______ _ size BNut.Yrest ma~11 & box sprlnp, oecUonal Kroeh· ler living room suite, Gl~ refrigerator, run size paneled bed, swivel rocker. Corbin Furniture Co., 95~ Second Ave. 446 1111. 190-tr radio comblration. Tbla is a beautllul solid sta~ unit wllh 4 speed danger. Take over pay.. ID68 CHEV. 2 ton dllllljl $6500, 1967 Ford TSOO tandem dUJq> ments of $6 per m~nth or pay $8000 1960 GMC flal bed balance o! $84.20. For f r e e $750, 1959 Foid flat bed $300, home demonatraUon call 44S.. II II. dllllljl bed $400. Ph. 1028. f -------------- ------------- MAPLE STEREO GOOD USED FUIINITURE: BaSiett bedrocxn suite, queen 198-6 1969 Early American stereo \ : -------------- ._.i.,....--.;,.,------- -- Has Many Uses Aroun• The Farm An• Home REGISTERED P.O.A. (Appaloosa Pony) . .re, 3 yro. old. Appaloosa geldtna: 4 )'rs old, good 4..H or ladies hor~. 1 yr. old gelding, t.lf Awalooaa. Ph. 446-2222. 199-1 con:IIUon, tall 24s.. terlals, block, brick, sewer No one knows the anent heartpl.pe, windows, lintels, etc. ache Claude WinterS, Rio Grande, Only thole who have lost can 0. Ph. 245.:il21 after 5. 91-tr tOll . COMPANION TO elderly lad:, or the srter lhat'a borne In Monday lhru Friday. lialll PEACHES and apples - Red silence houaework. Call 446-455.4. · Haven, Fair Haven, Sun Ha .. For the one I loved so well. 19B.a ven peaches, others to follow. More and mote eochc!ayimlas Markel open dally !rom 8 a. him, m. 11> 8 p.m. and &mda.Ys FT.Ienda li1ay lillnk the wound Is Wanted To Buy 12 to 6 p.m. Wello Orchard hoaled. ONE UPRIGHT plano In good conand storage, I mi. S. of Uttle do they know the sorrow dllloo. Call Elmer Geloer, 388WUhosvllle, 0., on St. HI. 160. That lies within my heart ca. 86&6. 197.3 165-tr cealed. Sodly milled by wife and A GOOD IJSED boby bed or porto• · ' · daughtora. crib. Cell 266-6761. GOOD CLEAN LUMP and sk>k199-1 199-.1 er coal. Carl Winters, Rio ' Grande. Phone 245-61U. S.tr ~ost ELECTRIC houae wlrq a n 9 plumbloc lid> Bostwick. Ph. 11' YOU are bulldlrii a oew BLUE WALLET. Ir found take to 446-2967. 198-!2 home or remodelinl, see us. Tl'lbune Offl<e or like 11> 156 We are builders. Distributor Socood Ave. orphooe~671. for Holpolnt Appllaaces, Alll. A reward WIU bo .,venlffound. Wanted To Rent 1IOit El~c. 154 tf 197.3 ENGINEER AND WIFE need •2 or 3 bedroom house wa•·r 5 HEREFORD steen hetwro, ba r with 1m "'nnACLE ~ - Sottner- sott" lba. Reweisht trom SOO to 700 aemeDt or saraie or : · ens ~nd reJQOVtl. .rust. Nor,ar.~ If -·DorOthy Ratit<iilh l"e<!la\0 90~''""''''' X...v~ mea \ man SleWa11'1 1. Vlnloa, 388..8377. S87---7576.~t -'l :· •. ,'1l J) ' ll$ "Oftii13"U •moAIIII.i fDc aw&oa:at..l7.&o:l041i 1H.J 1 , . .. -. before 4 p.m. • . 191-tt · · YQI! CAN BUY Whitmer's Black "Diamond Llnlmint at 1924 E. Aw., Galllpolls, Ph.-446-2089. 199-1 . • Bunker Silo OIL HOME HEATER CALL .u6-1609 HOUSE, 6 rooms.& bath, yard, 1o August 31. Payment due rumq ~ . two week special on I"" Mill Crk. Rd. Ph. 4Hoct. 1 19•• BurlUe Oil c... .., • ~. • permaneilto ~"''1111 A"• 25. · 1268. 197-."1 Jobber or I'Urt>-Unloo 76 Pro, ,- " $1~50 tor.IO, $15 for $12.50. - - - - - - - - - - - - - duets. 44 6-4119. 128-tr 'Perfect lor llloft,.ck-to-achool ~ BEDIIOOM unfurnished apl, _ _ _ _ _ - - - - look. Coli "'"'lor your-In!> ground Roor, $70 monlil, call LOW low prices on -oom ment 448-3700. 10 to 4, 44~63. after 4, 44~ suttos and mattreoaea. Cor. 199-3 1203. 198-3 bin Fmlture Co., 446-1171. ;!a,, Fl children prime cooaideratic:n AWiy to Aln L. ~raguo, E>ecutlve Secretary, Chlldren"a Home, Rt. 1, Gallipolis. 199-li ALL STYLE'! Boouty Solon Is or EiiEii CO~ IN LOVING MEMORY or my busbond, Jameo Hutlon, who pa1.1ed aWl)' one year aso Aug. 24, 1968. PH. 992·2176 Year give your family a healthier, happier, warmer home with a beautiful, new ------------- CASEWORKER wanted forciilta CouniY chUd Wel!are. C..Uep degree requlrecl. lntereat In In Memory BAIRD ports wUl decline In 1969. Much ingenuity and effort will be required on the part d. the U. S. if the nation is to continue to increase world markets for agricultural products. Here's a chance to learn more about the complexities of world markets, balance or trade and agrieultural product export through the for .. eign trade exhibit, say economists plaru\Jng the exhibit. Several aspects or rural are and its changing environment will be explored in the Rural Sociology section of "New Dimensions in Agriculture." The areas being presented this year include the resUlts of a recent Health and Safety &arvey intormation about rural zoning, population shilts and the number one pollution prOOlem racing rural countl.es(Continued on Page 22) 756 to plan the 1970 corn crop, and fertilize crop land accordlnl to All Systems Go for Farm Science Event COUNTRY ACREAGE wanted. Columbus peq>lo waDI form or "'cant grou,...S. Call colloctove. VIrginia L. Smllil 237-1806 or Nool E. C111bbe, Rooltor, 2377861. 199-8 ttanka isextencledtoDr. Shane, 45 Tour and Talk with Experts at Field Day GALLIPOLt; - Forty - five people attendet: the Corn and Forage Field Day at tlle Glem Graham farm Thursday with GalIta County Agricultural Extension Agent Bud Carter the host. Local farmers toured and talked with Ohio State University Wantecl to lllank all ror their ldndneos Jtnd ~11011 during hlo lllnooo. ond deolh. A l!podal gram on the Glenn Graham farm ant\ eJPlalna the corn ferUlization program followed in 1969. male. er. ,.tt THE FAMIL'( .o! Georplt Johri- hi MHer prafits I GOOD FEEDING starts when yo• use led lose .-.. your farm I Norwegian Elk Hound, 8 roonth AKC Registered lui Est.te For W. ·For Sale TD 9 INTERNATIONAL bolldoz- SALESMEH Catd of Thanks GOOD FEEDING pays off For Sale FOR SALE . vfttls•iMM wiU II• c....,.d th. ret• .. 2SC Herculaooum were burlod by the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. In 1814 the British captured Washington, D.C., burning the Capitol and the Executive Mansion. t, - For Sale MECHANIC - . Must hue own 1!and . toolo. Conlaet Rdllrt Fournier, · Sorv. lofgr, at Maoon Cotmlf Chrfoler.P~Iil Center, h:. Phooo 675-!225. 193-6 NN. . High Low Prec. . ••. 91 65 .08 Monday . • • • • • 87 68 .21 1\lesclay . . . . . . 74 69 . 72 Wednesday . . . . 84 64 . 49 Thursday . . . . . 78 55 Frlda,y . . . . , , . 84 SO Saturday . . ..... 71 50 Average high temperature for the week this year - 81.2 de- Help Want~ . }. . ~LA!SIFifD RATES Cflit D•y-Oftit ti- • • • · • ·11c 11.,. a111 '••,.Kutl¥1 ftyt • • • • •ISc II• ThrM unncutl.,.. •~• - • ·16c 111-.. Advertl•l• ••rH for lrr.. ule~r ln~ftlonl- 'wU' talco tM _one u - NEW BIUCK house, 3 bedrooms, 1~ baths, basement. garage, paneling In kitchen, dlshrraoher & stove, garbqedi8J)Oal.l, ear.. pet In Hvl~ , . , hall, dintni area. Nlcelocadon,largelotm old 35 across from Alpine Mo~L Call 4~821 between I aoo 9 p. rn. 1T.l-t! PUBliC SALE THURS., SEPT. 18 10:00 A.M. Comer Firat Ave. and Court St. Galllpol;s e..... th. of Viole Ble.e Plr•le Ptl """0 Mcrvtl• al••e. ,...,, Solllnt Will Be A 2 Doy $al .. Wotch F• c..,lote LlltOn Su... S.pt. 7 aM s.,t. 14. '"t• COL. R. E. KNOTTS AuctionHr �·~·-· · - . ' Z:- The Sunday Times. Sentlnel, Sunday, Services Offered · --------- -- --CUSTOM SPRAY PAINTING . I . \' I '\ 1 • oncorr ect inoerliol\ . 5 ERNEST TH9,RNE ·12 Hv• Thurman, Ohio 18 LEE'S PLUMBING & REMODElING, Crown City, Ohio. Ph. ~ ~· . '' j ' . RA'TES For Wont Ad Ser.,.in cenh per Word one •nnrtion Minimum Charge 7Sc cent I per word th,.., tonte cu· intertianl . ce nh per Word I•X consecultYe inoert io nt 25 per ce-nr Oi,.:o.,nl on p11id 11 1h 33 years experience Phone 245.5269 or Central Soya 446...2463 -~ · ~·!' · ~ I ·-t·- ·-"' '\' ... 11nd 11d1 po1d ..,,,.,,., 10 d<Oyl CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 SO f01 50 wnrd m1nimu,., E11 oddit i<O no l word 2c . BLIND ADS Addit ion<OI 25~ Ct.orge per Adve< - 127-lf OFfiCE HOURS 8 ,30 a .m. to 5 :00p .m Daily 8 :30a .m. to 12:00 No<>n S.Otur~ny I TERMITE PEST CONTROL FREE inspection, call 446-3245 Merrill O'DeU. Operator for Extermital Termite Service, 19 Belmont Dr. 267-tf Help Wanted WE WISH to eJqJress our f:lncere lijJpreciation to our many frlerxls, neighbOrs and relatives who helped in IIV' way during the Illness and death of our beloved mother and grand· · mother, Mrs. Iva Miller. Special thanks to Dr. Ridgway, Dr. Dlrnaculangan and nurses, to all who sent cards, nowersand food, to Rev. Arnloy ror his conSoling words, the pallbearers, and to the Strong Funeral Home for its efficient service. Mrs. Minnie Marsh Mrs. Marvin Miller and Family 6-24-1tp NURSE R. N. lnduetrlol nuulnt pGeltlon with Ko;~l ..r Aluminum I Ch.flll• c11l Corporet!on'• Rov•n•w6od piCirtt, LlberGI wlory, YOUTH ASKED FOR IT This oolumii ia for young people, lheir problems and pleasures, their troubles and tun. As with the re-st of Helen Help USl, it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serlous question with a brust:-Off. Send your teenage questioils to YOUTH ASIGID FOR IT, care of HELEN HELP US! this news- ----------- I Healing -----------CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 830 Fourth Ave. Phone 446-3888 15s-tf Brammer Plwnbing & Heating 300 Fourth Ave. Phone 446-1 637 Gene Plants, Owner 298-tf -- ----- -- - -~- lnsurante FOR ALL your insurance needs, check with your Grange ag.enta at the Neal Ins. Agency, 64 state St. Agents for auto, fire, Homeowners, hospitaJ and general liability. 84--t! I I I· • •f ----- - - - - - - NATIONWIDE INSURANCE AUTO. rire, lite. 45 State St. WaJdo F. Brown, W. R. Brown, 446-1960. 24 u E:r.:cellenr S.nd r.. um• In eonfldenc:e to1 Mary Boahom, P•r•onn•l R•lotlont P. lo:r.: 98, Rav•newood, W.. t Vlrelnlo ( 30~) 273-.011 on equal opportunity •mploy., o. NEW IN FARMING (Continued (rom Page 20) wlid waste. Many steps are being taken to create a better social and physical environment for rural people. A substantial part of "New Dimensions in Agri culture" wiU explore Communit;y Resource Development, and how a program of teaching, research, and practical application work hanrl in hand to create better living for rural people. The turn of the decade brings us to another census year, The 1970 farm census will be the first farm census ever conducted by mail questionnaire. Actual 1970 census forms and the latest Census Bureau information will be exhibited. Tickms for the Farm ScienceReview may be purchased rrorn 5 rooms, OutbuU~ lost AUIMINUM .C CH.IWICAL CINf,.,lfA'r'UHrl POMEROY - 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 11/z baths, washer, dryer. dishwasher. Wall to wall FEMALE: BEELINE Stylists. carpeting, 2 car garage, hot Thanks for vlsitirw our booth water heat, $20,01111. at the (air. Why don't you join Beeline? Part or rull time HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD work. Excellentearnl!fls, free ASSOCIATES 992-3325 wardrobe, no collecting, Jean SYRACUSE Trussell. Phone 949-3703. ll--22-3tc 8-2~tc LUNCH BUCKET between Athens arx:t Kingsbury Road, has initials "W. A,'' contains motor- cycle parts. Phone 992-6831. 8-21-3tc ------------- displayed great empathy for parents who, Pm sure,teel supremely unobligated to provide a love- CHINA CABINETS, round llbloo, ly, expensive wedding for a girl old clock•. etc. Write or eal1 who chose HER way to their wey M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomei'CQ', six months ago! - H, 992JI271. 6..2~c · Dear Helen: I decided to brjghten your day by telling you just how great I ROOF PAINTING ard patchlng think life is - probably an unby contract, ''Experienced". usual letter ror an advice colFor free e:;timate, phone 992- Wanted To Buy Notice umn. r II be a sophomore next ran 2806. (We go anywhere). 8~22-tfc and J am an honor student, have wooderlul parents, friends and teachers, mostly. Also an older I WILL NOT BE responsible !or any debts contracted by anyone sister, a dog, a cat, and God. other than rnyselt We've had problems. Whatfam.. Robert F. Priddy Kanauga, 0. ily hasn't? But J finally learned 8-22..fltp that I must live each day to the fullest andlettomorrowtakecare GUNSf INTERESTED in locatl!lr of itself. Kentucky riOe made by Isaac Haines. Call or write Tom B. Wilson, Wilson's, Delaware, Ohio, 6J4.,J63-9322or614-3633781. 8-21.,Jjp Pve also learned that H you want people to be your friends, you must give them a chance, And if you want to learn how not to make mistakes, watch people who make them and resolve THE CHESTER Fire Dept. will to be different. · Lile·is' sOriiet.ime·s !Utf O"fsut: ....bold. u. p.nnual Labor. ~lib' ebratiOI'I M~, cilSepL 1 wiUl fering, pain, p.wert_y • hearta chicken barbecue and spare ache. But life has a good side, ribs, homemade ice cream, pie too. It has many wonderful peo.. and cake. A parade at 1:30 p. pie, beautiful things, freedom m., a garden tractor pull at (in America), a chance for a 3 p.m. Those who plan to eJP fine education, and if you look ter the tractor pull must subfor it - love. mit their entry by Aug_ '1:1. If you want the good things Weigll slips must be in contestof life you have to seek them. ants' possession day of pull. 1f yoo want the prejudice, hate, Serving will begin at 11:30 a.m. ugliness, you needn't look far. 8-21-Stc I would be a liar it I said I have no problems. rve had a THERE will be a rummage sale lot or very serious troubles. I at 231 Mill St., Middleport, Frigive them each their share or day rrom 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.; my Ume, but I don't let tbem Saturday rrom 9:30 a. m. till get me down, though 1 can't ignoon. Nice School Clothes. nore them. Sponsored by Stella Guy. Thanks for Ustenlng to me . 8-2!.,Jtc rattle on. Tomorrow you may get • another letter rrom me asking RUBBER STAMPS made to or• your opinion on a grave problem. der, 24 hour service. For more rm just glad you•re there to tnrormauoo call Dwaln or wu. listen and lend a helping hand. ma caoto, Pordand, Ohio. - HELEN APPRECIATOR 7..29-30tp Dear H. A.: And thanks tor brightening my VACANCY lor two elderly pe0. . day. You really did! f - H. pie. Prefer priYate paid paFOR YOUR COPIES OF Uento. Ploone Muon, 77WI85. '~WHAT IS A BOY FRIEND?'' 1~Uc AND "WHAT ffi A G I R L FRIEND?" SEND A STAMPED WILL CARE for elderly person SELF • ADDRESSED ENVELOPE in my home. Phone 992-5770. TO HELEN HOTTEL, CARE OF 8-2ll..fitc THIS NEWSPAPER. This column is dedicated to HAM SHOOT, Sunday, beg!Ming family Uving, so if you•re hav .. at 1 p, m. on the Bob HilJ Farm, ing kid trouble or just plaintrou.. sponaored by the Rae ine Emble, let Helen tlelp YOU. Ste ergency Squad. The proceeds will alsoweloomeyourownamuswill go on the new emergency ing experiences. Address Helen truck. 8-19--Stc Bottel ln care or tbis newspaper. -------------- -------------- -------------- .. WORLD ALMANAC FACTS SKATE-A-WAY will be closed August 29 aOO 30th, Sept. 1012-13, Watch for back to school party. Free gifts tor everyone, 8-2Mtc ---------- ·- -- GLORIA'S SCHOOL of Dance, tap, billet. acrobatics, jazz and baton. Watch for registration ad In Sunday, Alii. 31, paper; or call 992..6922, Gloria Buck. 8-24..fljp ------------Employment .Wanted The Grand Can>.'on's 4,00IJ.loot cliffs make 11 the deepest or the 19 canyons along the 1,400-mile course of the Colorado River, The World Almanac says. The canyons were formed over 600 million years by the river's eroding layers of rock while the land moved upward in a slow unheaval. 9early seen st:'ata and fossils on canyon walls reveal more of the earth's history more vividly than anywhere el..ae in the world. REMODELING W 0 R K. Phone 99U039. ll--19..fltc ----------Insurance AUTOMOBILE Jnouraaee eueelled? LOll your open. tor•o license? Call 992..2966. 6-1o.UO. --------------- p- For Sale or Trade 1968 CAMERO 327, 4 • speecl 992-65t7. 8-21-<ltc ,< For Rent THREE ROOM apartment, completely modern with built-in kilchen, wall oven aOOtabletop unit; stainless steel sink with disposal unit, large bath and large closets. Nicely decorated. Call 992-2278 tor ap-pointment after 2 p. m. 8-22-t!c -- ------- ---FJVE ROOM house, bath. lr¥;~uire at Mapl13wood Lake. 8-21-6tc ----- -------TRAILER, BROWN'S Trailer Park, Minersville. Phone 9923324. 8-21-12tc -------·------- TRAILER WITH buUt-o11 living room. ideal for young or elderly col4)Je. No children. Call 742-4936. 8-21.,Jtc -------- -fOR RENT - Modern futnfshed aDjlrtment. 3 large rooms and bath. All utilities tu.rrdshed. See at 256 So. Fourth Ave., Middleport. 8-13-12t;p - - - - - --+ - - ~·.;_ _FURNISIIED and unll!rnlahOd aparlmenta. Close to school. Phone 99U4J4. 1Jl..1R.t!c BLAEnltUS l'ollloro1 n1u IUHLDHN TilES TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO (ARBAUGH ADDITION) 667-3682 NEEb> II. P. GeNrich o....,..... ,..,........ Complete FIOIII·End and Brake S.Yice I".OxiS o-4reet P•lro .. u (S.•It4t) L...... I" wl ... ~OUNTED & IALANCIO POit Tilt! TAICioOPP. leniiA-rtc..-4 ...,_~ BLAETTNAR'S IN POMEROY Business Services STANDING AT STUD to limited number or mares, Lo Tanyeden No. 40345, Grandson of Ratnes, fee $50. Return privileges. Eskey Hill, Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy, Phone 992-6880. 8-24-Stc SPORTSMEN min:led :nn or woman to (et in the field they ertioy the moat. We have a limited number openings for the ambitious person who would like to reap the rewards ot the ever increasing recreation eJPlo.slon. SEPTIC tanka cleaned. lllller Sanitation. Stewart, Ohio. Ph. 662.3035. 2-12-Uc -----...-.---=~--- HARRISON'S TV AND ANTENNA SERVICE. ~e 992~522, 6.10-Uc You Can Earn W•ll Ov., $900.00 P• _,h In tftla ••••'"' ~ut fvn eu ........ -------------SEE NEIGLER ll!lldlng lq>ply You do need at lea at $164?: 50 to $3600 caah to start. Write (giving phooe IIDDber). lor buOdlng your !lome. Call Guy Nelgler, Racine, 0, 3..28-Uc All SHa.-.1 5,.,.1"1 GHCia C•· Oapt. 651, 7262 thtw.l Brhl,. Rd St. L~NII, MIIIMrl 6l121 -------------- CIGARETTE vOlldlng machines and service, ABC Enterprlses, Maaon, W. Va. Phone 7735543. 6~-Uc For Sale ONE HOT POINT 40..1nch olec- efftctooey Mldd'-t- ~ tjiOl"tiDOIII. 1112-3871, Jl.6.t!c -------------- TRAILER LOTS, Bob's MobUe COurt, ~racuse., OhloonSate Rt. 124, Phone 992-295L . 8-II..Ui UNFURNffiHED 4 rooon ~~ ment at edge ol Pomeroy, Ph. 992.2639. 8-24.,Jtc For Sale, Rent 4 BEDROOM HOME, lull-oized basement, gas furnace neat, gas hot water tleater, rutly air conditioned, deep well, one allll one-ttllrd acres with fruit trees and large garden spot. One mile east or Racine on Route !24. Call 9t9-2013. 8-22-6tc Wanted HOU'1 t: MANAlt.t..;H, man Oil- w~ man, w1llpve 50 per cent ec:m-minion, ABC Cleaners. Ma· W. VL ' ' 7-2'/..U. GOOD HOME lor poodle, l'h years old. Phone Coolville, 667.,')332. 8-21.,Jtp -- -- --------- • I ••s Pomeror. LEGAL NOTICE IH THE COMMON PLEAS COURT. MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ..._ U,417 Oa ... c. Hr••n. •• •Jun• Hy"ll 1608 e..,.. R..d · AUCTIONEER o .,175; one Phi co automatic Walher $75; one sev. en-p Iece dl nette Bet ..- • All are In new condltioll an:l would lUte to sell bv Sept. lit. Max • A. Etchlrwer 992--5526, 8-24-Gtp refngerator --------------aer. C. C. BRADFORD Gr'"' Pia Cltr.~ Ohio, ntiH1, ••• L~o~clil• Powart, et al., o.f•ndlrth. ComJ)Iete Service Phone 949-3821 Raclne. Ohio Crltt Bradford L~o~clll• P ower~, G•n•vu Slmpton, jum" Bryo"', Jr, and Mo•d. M. Gfont, oil ot wh•• u4*Meo• ore Ynltnownj tho vnltnown '-lrt, d...,l- e~dntlnlttrotors ond unl1n• of Atbwv Brront, llonoMCI; the unknown Min, devl••••• l..a- ••"• '-fat•••• READY - MIX concrete deliver- M•• odmfnlttrotOI't and atlltl'll af Fron\ IHyont, d•eoo ..d; the unknaw" ed rlllbt to your proJect. Faat helr-1, dtivl ..••• lolilctt•"• odmlnl•· tratOI'I ond o1111n• M Go011• A"" and easy. Free eltlmates. Ph. df.w Bryont, deceC11ed1 win toh 992.3284, Geog!eln Reaclf..Mlx notlee that on the 3rd fliOY of June 1969, ,.._ flllalntllf•1 Ooi'ICI c. t-tr••tf Co., llldllleport, Ohio. and June Hy .. ll, fllltd tl,elr Pat tlon ogolnlf them In the-Court of CDitlmon Pleat, M-l91 Counly, Ohio, tho , • .,.. llol111 Cote No- 1A,487 f• ttw Par• tltlon of ro111· ottcrto, which to14 1eol Hta,. 11 deterli!ed In tho Petition 01 follow•: .. 64 BUICK Slcylark, v-II a u - Sltwt• In Rutluntl Towrtohlp, Meta• Cou""!• Ohio; leglflnlftl 25 tic, 2 door hardtop. 992.. rocb 1outh o the ftorthweot cor,_ of S•~lon 11 Town 61 Roneo 14;: 5679 alter o p.m. lOuth 52 rocll and I~ 8-21..Stc thine• llrtko; thence •aot 31 rod•; thene• nol'th 1 dqr. . utt 41 rode and th. .c:e ftfHth 7~ d .. '63 VOLKSWAGEN, good condi- 17Y:r liflktl wnt 33 rod• ond 2)'1, link• tion, John A. Jeffers. Phone to tht place of b.,lnnl,., cono 9•:Z.t/100 octet, ~t~oro ., 992-11773, li--21.,Jtc toll'lll'tg lou. DeN Ref.renc•: Vol- 82, Po,. 307, Melt• County D. .d A•c.wdt. 6~.;(· ------------ Auto Sales can -------------- I'"' -------------- 1966 FORD 'h -ton picki.C), 28,000 actual miles; radio, delwce heater. Phone Cheater 985--3350. Can be seen at Newell'• Sunoco. 8-19-tfe The proy• of told fll..-ltlon lo lor tho portlt!On of told reol otto•• and other -rrvltoblo rellof. S.hl O.f•nd• anti oro re~ulred to antwor tald fllotJtlon on the 13th dar of Octi~~Mr, 1969, oo iudt-nt will h t•k•n ..alntt tho111. Dtflt C. Hr••ll 1962 Falrlane 5(!0. Phone 949·2344. a.-.t JftHio H11all" Plolfltlff,, 8-J~tc ------ ------- 60 DODGE SENACA, six, P.S., A. T.• snow tires. wheels, best MECHANIC, muet hne own hand tools, Contact Robert Four- · runner, $300. tall alter fp.m. 99:1-,5233. nier, Service Manager, Mason 8-24-Stc CouiiJ,y Lbryolor • Pbomoutb Center Inc., 675-1225, ---- --~------8-19~tc 19&6 OLDS CIJTLASS, black vinyl top and burgand.Y, pluo many BEAUTY OPERA'I'OR, Warner's extras. Excellent corKiltiOQ. Barber alii BeauJ,y Shop. Muai"aell, (goiow to ochooil. Priced to seD. Phone Chester 8-24-31• 985-41111. WOMAN for pneral otftce work. S-24-31p Typtne netlded along with....,. knowledge of boold<eeplne, Write Box 70Jl..A In earo of 1946 FORD COUPE, good condition, Phone Cheahlre The Dally Sentinel, Pomerw, $67-7512. Ohio. Leonerd D. Smith ontl G•or11lo Smith. who rotldo at 3131 5th Av•·t Chorl .. ton, W.. t Vlrtlnlo, G•ro:~lll Smith end Nann• Smith, who tnld• at Wett Dunbar, Wett VlrJ1nlo, e/d Gonetol D•IIYory; Frane•• Nichol• ond Rlehord Hlcholt, who retlde 11t 506 21•t 5ffnlo Oun~ar, Wetf VI,.. tlnlo~ Jimmy Sntlth e~n4 ,Jean S...tth, who ,.., .. at 307 ehanan Str•at, Charletton, Wnt Vlrlillnla; Willard S...lth. wha ro•ldo1 at 307 B~o~ehanon Stro .. , Ch•letton, Wott Vlrtlnl•; Clyclo Smith, Jr, ctnd J• Holon 5~nlth, wt.o r••lcko Cit 7U)ol, Ctoteont Roed, Chorlotton~ We•t Vl,..lniGI Na-Yo Batet and LJe>rwer lot•• whou ,.,._ r:l.nc• I• unkn-n · and tM ""known htln, deYIIMI, at. . l, ochnlnfo.: traf01'1 1 OXOC"'OI'I and IIIIJfll af Clyde H. Smith, d.c:eo.N, will to~o nolle:• thor Rey•ond Harold Gl"'maiL turvlvlnt 1pou•• ol Bole• S...lth ulm~~~el, on the 211t Clap of . AUfiiOt 1969, fll•d hlo prttltlon In the fllrcNote Court within ond 101' the County of Molt•• cuN State of Oftlo, h.lno Co•• No. 20, ~ 40 proyl"' for opprOYol of hl1 oloetlon to purchat• tM followlne de1Ct"lllod r.al ••toto at lt1 approl••d YOIUIO, •• pr,vldod In S.etlon 2113.38 of the Ohla Revl"d Code, t-It: radio & heater, w/s/w tires. F·85 VIsta Cruiser, 9 pass., 4 door, 8 cyl., auto. tr•s., P.S., P.B., radio & heatar, w/s/w tires. 65 FORD.-------------$1195 64 RAMBLER----------$795 Galaxie 500 2 Dr; K.T.,' aeyl., std. trans., radio Classic W110n, 4 door, 6 cyl., std. trans., radio & heater, w/s/w tires. & heatar, w/s/w tires. FIFE- CEIARD CALVERT- CLIFF PHILLirS- DAN THOMPSON I I I I I Reward yourseH with the lowest prices of the year. I 1 A<JB088 1. Ridlag •••"•ory Gu.ta.v t. Hebrew cockatoo letter 12. Penitential .....,n 5. 1 28 . Frlvoloull gal of 11011g 30. Seismo- 8. Expunge graphic 9.An article recordlnp in a contract 11. Eastern Irish clan 1967 Cadillac ......................... $3900 28. Corresponded 32. Unit of 38. Earth goddt!8ll 41 . Seed coat 42. Ceremony tt. Stockpile .. 31 . Cel't&ln flehennen 33. Greater 45. Purposes 3:1. .W. Jewish nana 24.SOurce 2'1. Asaam w... tree 7. La.s11ie's friends river ... 36. Hawaiian n.ountaln 17. Ouido'a loweat note 18. Put outside radio, tinted glass, w/s/w tires, Climate Control Air-Conditioning, real sharp, only 18,000 miles. .,.. 47. Passing Colonial month inSf!cts lW. weight Nonstop talker 3:5. NL rival 87. Felled tree 39. Ral.lroad 40. Close time 48. Heb1'ew 1 1 I 1 I1 I One owner, low mileave, VB eng., auto. trans., like new w·w tires, radio, white nylon top with turquoise bod~. i964 ~HEVROLET BEL AIR STA. WAGON $li95 VB e'ngine, auTo. trans., good w·w tires, radio, beau• tiful white finish with red interior. I I I I I I I I I I I I1 ,,.,. .,....,.. 1968 TOYOTA CORONA H.T. CPf .... $1695 Local 1 owner, new tires, 4-speed trans., radio, color white with black vinyl int., factory air-conditioning. i963 CHEVY II ......................... $895 3.. Seat-. Waeon, VB engirte, automatic trans. Power steering and brakes, good tires, radio and heater. pootUvely DAILY CBYI'TOQVOTE- Here's bow to work It: AXYDLBAAX& 18 LONOFBLLOW Ont letter limply .tao~ for another. In this oample A is UMd for th• Utne L'1, X for the two O'•· etc. Single lettera, &pCI.tropllu. the leqth uut fonnaUon of the worda are ali bllltl. llaeb 4ay the code ltltenl an dltfennl A C!r'rftepam QII,_Ue= kWUJ'O'J hl.ahwoyo: Ro,_.nce D"d1 Val1.1m9 193 page 355 of the Melg1 Co~o~ntr D.ed RoC• UTOUJK proyor of tho P.tltlon ,, few tho rlthtoJ lntet•••• CHtd "'"' of 111 11 of the De ondant1 to b• tl.termlrtod ocliutt•d ond P"otocted, ond thof th.i AdmlnlttrotOI' of tho •otot• of Y•te.,... ......n. PO RP IIJ'UPYRP 8alcut S1111th Glmn.el H a..thorlaocf SRY JCSZVOVKE OBVKCRFE Save As Much As $1,000 NOWII POMEROY MOTOR CO. ord•n and "'ll•f. Tho pert~'onl flnt aitov• ••ntlon.d will further tolto notice that t ... y ltovo b"n Made portMt defendant to nld potiUan onlll that tt..y ore required to ortlw., tht 101110 on bafaro tM 13ft. day of 19; "ho l~nt will bt token oialntt 196.3 FORD . Oc:t._., PGKVOU. - Thunderbird. P.S. Auto•.trans. •· 1963 CH.EVROLET $695 9/21. 9/28 6tr: Impala 2 t. kdin. VI. Alto. lrMs. Radio 1964 c ~ Ton Pickup, 6. cyl. ET $995 •. trii)S. . . be.) For Sale l'nr Sale FOX TERRIER Pouteo. Phoao AWNINGS, olclr'!!l dooro a n G 116N DAY OLD or otartotl I..,. )lora pWiots, botll !loor or cap IJ'OWA awrfi•Ne. PoultryhouiIOW 111111 a.-uan. Modern Poultry, 399 W. Main, Pom~· Ploone 99WI64. W4-11A: __ lt;blj:il Jtd:tr ldur _,.. wlnd•a. carport&, marquees, blown 11111 inlulatlon. El· mer White, talea rtpreMDta- '*tl tlve. For treeeltilnatel.pboal Charleo Uola, Sync- V. V. J-... 11111 Son, lac. ~I..Uo COLT, (lhone 992-5039. 8-20-etc POODLE PUPPIES. AKC T o y eGo! miniature, f15 and up. Stlllaar· ~-- ·....-.locat. All vlco alii P"OIIIIlin&. Phone 992plfoolllll hllitar• ..,..,, Good 5t43. ll..s.tlc e...tllklll. Dbld ~. OlaoiOI', OdD. P'- 98.1-3989. ~------------EXCESS BODY !luld with Fl!lfdo> . 8-2l4tp .,.~---··--- I I I I I PHONE 992·2126 POMEROY, OHIO Q')'»*•tute: 19~8$. $1095 63 Bonneville Pontiac SB95 4 dr. Hard Top. All white finish. PS PB & AT. Nice all vinyl interior. ' -BLAETTNARS AND MANY MORE wXAM!III~ BUICK PONTI A(. ------------- PHONE 992·2143 For Sale For Sale -· ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner BEAUTY Shq> oqlliPmont. Equtp.. cCIIJPlete w i t h attachments, peel for 2 or 3 operators. Ph. cordwill:ler and paint spray, 992..2278 alter S p. m. 8-22-3tc repossessed but in like new c:ollllltlon. Pay 1137.t5 or 10rmo 6ROoM-HOME, b.lh-:-;; garIs deolred. Phone 992-2685. age, several lots, in Maeo~~t W. 8-19..fltc Va. Colllac:t LWlan Grimm. 8-21..3tc LONE STAR boo~ motor and P- traDer. N e" 8111ah, $525. 992..2288. 8-19-tfc 8-N FORD tractorai'Mlmower,ex· eeUent CODdlUon, John V. Boprd, Lmw Bottom, 0 h 1 0. PhiXIO 843-273t. 8-19-3ip --------------- -------------STERID,1969early MAPLE Am- erican stereo radio eomblnatl.m.. Tbls is a beautltulaolid Illite unltwltht..apoedcloanl!er. Take over payments of $8 per month or paybalaneeoi$8UO. For !reo homo demonotralloo For Sale _.00. Far Sale l: HO~- IN IIACINE, I ....... btill, cloold lA Ji&ckpordl, .._ _ ...low. _ _ · lllllkll~ sOdh. cu ..... : •r4 or "' OIUU.O !lidtli. • . lets, $2 each. N. E. Vanaman. RutlaOO - Harrisonville Road. 8-22-2tc ----- --- - ---- 1956 CHEVROLET 1h ton pickl!Po 8 foot stepslde, $300,phone 992-5361, Can be seen at 191 N, Third, Middleport. 8-22-liic ·.•' For Sale tiques. Can be seen in atternoon or evenings. Harold A. Hood, Long Hollow R4Jild, Rt. 2, Phone 992-6114. 8-22-2tp - - - - - - - - - - _- _ TWO SADDLE MARES. E. A. Wingett, Racine, Ohio. Phone 9492441. 11..22-3tc ~WJ~M;-!:~== Untcramble thfte' four Jumbltt. one letter to eaeh ~quare, to form four ordin•ry word•- ____ I RUCOS . _........ ................ - eall 992..:1352. 8-SI-'tc LOSE WEIGHT oa!eb' with !laxA-Diet Tablolo, Glib' 91 CODio SO!JD STATE lleroo. 1969 walIll Nolaon Dnro . nut lllereo CONIO]O with 4 spook. en, 4---apeed lllltOinatlc chaqrlaiJiota, aaly fl-48, at NoiiiR! Droq. 7-2Wtq; or. Tallo over JIQIIIOoU ol .o<EANS, hall r,...., pick your t6,2S per JIIQnlb orilOYboluco own, P buabeL Brtow contaiJ>o oloe $69. 60. Call 992-33$2. er. Andrew Croae, RL 2, Rall..29-ltc clne, Ohio. s-:l0-8tc SINGER SEWING mach!• with ''I'WO ROOM ~~a~ .. Ia qJiotar, rount llollbln, llke toueh'nHW, · Watar, ioleCII'lc and po, allo In liMb Wllllllcallinat. ~ lnellllea eooldnli 11111 lteolilll Ped to alalia. buttotlhola,lllllll a t o v o o 111111 ro!rlpratar. '-· ... I'll' tH.ilO ..ol! Ill' fi,OOO. l'hooo t8s..s89t. tonQ.Pla.ttWtl$. . W0-8tp · S-li4tc --------------- .Loit .\ POMEROY, OHIO 20 WHITE CORNISH Rock Pul- USED FURNITURE, some an- -------------- -------------- . GMC TRUCKS 116 Y•au of Continu<H.ts Business -------------- .. $1,495 I I Your CheYY Dealer OPEN EVENINGS TIL t SUWRP co- ... J'eotDntl ·~ Biscayne Z dr. H•ll Top. 19,000 miles, 6 crl. Std. trans~ Radio. PI'~ $2,195 Goloxie 500 2 dr. Custom Coupe. Factory air condi· tioned. Beautiful burgundy with wf-lite vinyl kip. One of the sharpest '67 anywhere . Fully equipped. ---------------------------,I I'&ARANCS.-VJCTcm BORal: 1967 CHEVROLET $1295 67 Ford VB I I I I I I I I I I I I I Still A Fine Selection WHBN AN OPIJ:RA STAR SINGS HER HIIAD OW, BID USUALLY IJIPROVI:R HltR AP· AUGUST 15 Galaxie 500 4 dr. Sedan. Air conditioned. Extra clean car inside and out. PS, PB & AT , New Ponti a~ trod .. in. I I of '69's On Hand 31. Tar'• tenn &I.AFint Lady 992-5342 ond Ol'dor•d to Mil to tho un...... •llilned (Nitltlorwr the teGI ....,. oa.:ove Ntcrlbed at tho orralaod val11e th-of, and for a otiWJ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I &0. Decl&na Karr & Van Zandt •tor Sales OPEN EVES. Till I I I 1 I 1 1964 FORD GALAXIE ................... $895, I Convertible, local 1. owner car. Super Sport model, bucket seats, good t1res, 6 cyl., J speed shift, radio. Popular Model. Brand new motor. $1,B95 Monterey Convertible Coupe. The one they used for King and Queen ot Fair. Wasn't it like new. Beauti· ful light blue with spotless all white lop. Fully equipped. I 500 H.T. Cpe. VB engine, automatic. White finish . Clean interior, good w.w. tires. R&H. 69 Pontiac Catalina $3, 29B .10 I I I I I I I I LocOI owned low mileage cor. VB engine, std. trans. Good tires. Clean interior. Blue finish . Radio. 9 Pass. ~ation Wagon . One c;areful local owner. PS, PB & AT- Bea~liful bronze with buckskin vinyl top. 66 Mercury 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 DR.......... $695 Gynt" or "Nut- "YOU'Ll, LIKE OUR QUALITY I'AY OF DOING Bl}SINESS;; USED CARS I 1 I I I 1962 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE .......... $499 II I 1 Radio. Drive this car for pleasure and comfort. 49. "'Peer 1 s..lan DeVille AND 67 Ford VB 1965 CHEVELLE CONV. COUPE ........ $1295 I 46. A tblrd ONLY TWO 1969 CADILLACS UFTI NEW BUICIS-PONTIACS. GMC TRUCKS ·-----------------------:.------1 ......... ..aln White with blue interior, full power equipment, air· conditioning, 71,000 mi lea. Sharp one! FOR I 1 I I 1964 CHEVROLEH TON .............. $1095 I 8 ft. Fle&tside, 15" comm. wheels, new front tires, I 6 cyl. engine, clean and solid cab. I I 1960 CHEV. ~ TON PICKUP ............. $500 I 6. cyl., good tires, sound mechanically. I •Ukworms i967 Cadillac Calais Coupe ............. $3900 I Coupe DeVille than enough 6. Piaa's :11·. Anoiont · Coupe De Vi lie. Full power equipment and factory air conditi~ning. Darll blue finish. br y~·~·,.·· 26. More 141. Clauify 18. Greek to dry i967 Cadillac .......................... $3900 :z, . ,,. 20. What ! Sedan De Ville, full power equipment and factory air-c::onditi on i nSJ. · EXCEPTING ftom th. obtWo froet tho followl., 6 comeyanc.et, t-lh 1/100 of on ocr• cGnvoyed br Crrd• H. Smith to Thomo• ¢lark ond Charlo• Swotnl by deed doted 3-U-•9 ond HeOI'd.d In Volvrne 1631 po. . Gf th. ,Molgt- County D..• Roeordi. 1.50 oc.re1 conqyod Clyde H. Smllh to Fl•ld COmpbe I by_ Noel dot•d 5--7•52 ond roc.arcl•d In Volu... 170, Pq• 53, of the Molt• COunlr O.od Rocord•• 2 oCNI ortd 6 acr. . comeyed br Clyclo H. SMith to Chari•• an4 Atne• Layne by i.od dotod 6-3.S2 and ,.. corded In Volume 170, ..POll• 415 of the Melg• County D. .d R•ecwd,. I 4/100 of an ocr. tonvoyod br Clyde H· 511llth lo F. A. SWQtr:ol OtJd Charlet Swoh.ol by de•d doted 7<-1 ... 54 and rec.ardod In Vol~o~1110 179. ,a1o 429 of th• M•le• County D11d Roe• ordt. 50/100 of on octo c:onuy•d b_r Clydo H. Smith to field Cantpbell by deed doted 1:P1•5J and ,.e«do4 In Volume !76, ~ 42.5 of the M-It• County O.ed R•cordt, 1.25 ocro• eonY•yod by Clyd• H. S•lth to Chcwl•• ond Agn•• La'JM br d. .d d.r•d 7•6-55 and recarde In Volume 1831 pogo ~75 of the Melt• County DHCI RaCardt. Subject, how .. .,, to 11 Rlghl·of. ""lllr•nl•d l.y Clyd• Smltf'l to The Co ...nbut cand Southern Oillo Elot~trle Com,ony- dmd 4•21•52 and reconlod In Deed Boolt 170 at PGO• 7 th.,..f. Furthermore t-vbiect to all lotol St. lng 2:1. Eye Anthony' .II 13. f'amOUII Sun PEOPLE ARE RUSHING TO BLAETTNARS 2 dr. Hard Top. Only 4,391 easy miles. So near new we have it in showroom. All vinyl interior. Power steering. Power disc brakes. Automatic trans. R&H. 1 I god 19. Paddle 22. Shoat 23. Roof oover· or evangell.11t ••tcrt• Hi. 3.J"rrend lng 10. Palm White with turquoise interior, full power equipment, rec:llon ........ tob•,nan- .J~ Cadillac. Calais H.T.•.s.-...... ,,...$49011 lngdi· 2. Diamond 9. Slope for Pre-Owned A. Arthur I. - 5. Tall atory 112A, 8{)], 9/7, 9(14 ... ·----------...: I I 1 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DR........ $1595 1 VB engine, automatic tran1. Power steerinv, radio, I heater. All good W.W. tires. Pleasing 2 ,tone black I over grey. I I I DAILY CROSSWORD DOWN 13. Cook· YEAR·END SALE NOW IN EFFECT! Ohio. . I I I 6 cyl. Powerglide, radio, clean interior, like new I W.W. tires, green finish. I 1 1963 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE ...... $1Z95 1 A·Dr. Sedan, new tires, spotless clean interior. Grey 1 finish, full power equipment, factory air conditioned. WIISTU AND PULTZ Attom•r• fof Pl•lflfiH "·' ~. 1 Pomeroy Motor Co. 1 67 Bonneville Pontiac $2,595 I 1963 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DOOR ..•.• $795 af •a• I II Tho f, llowlnt reo I ••tote 1ltuoted In th• ·(. unty ol Melt• In tho- Stot• af Ohlo, and In tM Town1hlp of Letart and llounclod ond doaerlllod oo fc.llowlf B•tlnnlng, It Nino a po" of Free• tle~nc:rl Section Tw•ntr•l• (26) In lawn Two (2) of Rar~~• Elov•n (11) In tho Ohio Company'• fllur~~:ho"• belitlnnlng et o ttalie fout rod1 abovo tho mouth Tom'• Run an tllo be~n~ of tho Ohio River fo11owlne "'T om'• Run wlfh the ,....ondHinQI of the c.rMk .. Yenty (70) rad• to o tiona In th• c.ntw of oe~W crHk n•• a 8Het. tree Bout :ZA lnchot; th•nc:o In a aouth•lv dlrectktn S.nnty ond ono•holf (70lia} rod• to o ttoke on what w.. fO,....,Jy H"'ton'• u,pet Uno neoar a Wolnllf 12 lnchot ond .llbo_ut 1 ~ foe:! _Sou!,h IJ0111 told eDI'Mfl Ohio River banlt thlrt)"''nn (31) rodt· to the ploA of ~.. lnnl"f, contolnltlf •-ntrtwo ond GM-ha!f (22¥.1) ecr•• maro 01' I•••· · Tho oforonld 4uerlbod ,.ol ••• toto b•lna tho ,.ol cv•yod bt. Colvlt~· S1ttlth end t.torla Smith to E"""o Bo.,le lty d"d doted O.Ca.t..r 11, 1J2!d and reeonled In the R•card• 01 1, Meloo County, I I 1 65 OLDS WAGON-----51495 Jetfire 2 dr. H.T., 8 cyl., auto. trans., P.B., P.S., radio & heater, w/s/w tlrei. --------------- I . oM NOJi8t,~lS 1J». , dlilt, ~ $I$0'n'.w RC]J"1f1itrl• .lla':Ji.::.tnJoiJ~oa~'ro i~~= pool ·(rosittH ' 14 cUbic toot' ' 'ttl• OhRI' River _,kJ ,._,.. up;elw AIR CONDITIONING Rektgera. , '' b'dif~ ii'ervlce, Jli!lt"'lRetrleera.. l tion, New Haven. Phone 882-. 2079. ~.Uc ------- ______ _ -------------FORD , ~-'Itt.\ ai'TSi MOnza Convertible, 6 cyl., 4 speed trans., 65 OLDSMOBILE.------$1295 L.iGAL NOTI~E f.. New opportunity tor the sport&o ------------- room heater, w/s/w tires. e.. Business Opportunities SEWING MACIIINES, repair SLEEPING ROOM over w l n e vice, all makes. WY 2..22114. store, phooo 992--5293. 7--8--trc F~~~><K !i!op, All. thOrlzed Singer Salee and SerNEWLY DECORA'J'ED Ctlrrdshed vice. We hrpen SclsBOra, apartment Can be seen at New3.:19-Uc ell's Sunoco, Chester. Phone 985.,'1350. 8-10-tfc FOR Hm.E. new trencher water line, cesspool drains 4 to 12 wide. Paul Anderson, Ma1011.. FURNISHED three room apartW. Va. Phone 773-5788 otter ment, ahower, ·newly decorat.. 3:30 or 9i9..3915, Racine. eel, 507 MDI SL, Mldcllllport. t.S9.Uc Phooo 992..2792. &-22-l!c f1JRNISHED Orot floor one becl- I If you expect i I to be rewarded I !tor your patience! I come to ! 65 CORY AIR ------SB95 2 door H.T., 6 cyl., std. trans., radio and LEGAL NOTICE YIWIR CAR N•w) S•lfMdtne Hollftr h'*"l•) 'f\'e 67 MUSTANG--""----51695 MIDDLII'OIIT, OHIO tric range, double see-through FOUR ROOM !unilahod Ojlart• ment, ''bi.&, adulla 'A nt' 1-eterencea, J14'h Mulberr,J' Ave. Ploone 992..fl698. 7~5-ti< F• Tilt Fastest S..lce . . DAY or NIGHT ... CAlL RAIUNGS SERVICE DAY t9Z·2151 NIGHT 99Z·13Z4 R. H. RAILINGS'SONS "••nr w.a-• PHI •99i-21t3 Ir---·------------------~I GOBLE FORD -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 H•••'& Alfll -a 1. Mollo Po•e...,, 0. From lho Truth ar ·Bull*>- - - To Tbo !Onalloot H - Con. -...... t;, · · s5.55. rooms, bath, carport, 2 bedrooms. Above all floods, $6,500. - ~ WIIIIIAII11. .t 5 bath. Nice level lot. -""' DPfiT GEO. HOBSTETTER, Broker HARRL~iONVILLE -~ ; EIPEIIEIKEI ......_Strilct HOBSTETTER REALTY RUTLAND - .... _.. 'u siness Services RODNEY DOWNING Root Elllalo. 892.S342 , MlddloJIOI'I, Ohio' 11.1341 KAISER the County Extension Oflice un.. til September 22 at a cost of 75 cents each, or they may be purchased at the gate ror $1.50. Aull. 17, 24, 31 Estate For Sale lngs, $7,000, year round, Contact George F. Morrison, Sr,, Qlester, Ohio, 985--3837. 8-24-6tp TERMITE & PEST CONTIWL FAIN Extermination Co., Wheel- paper. THEY SPEAK OUT ersburg, Ohio. Ph. 574-GL12. 232-tf FOR "HONEST" BRIDE Dear Helen: Regarding the Jetter that dingDOLL HOUSE Nursery. Transad a couple who planned a big portation available. ReasollabJe rates also for shoppiJl: formal wedding after living toor working mothers, hourly, gether for six months: How about daily or weekly rates. Ph. 446- the majority of other brides who 4522. 56-tf have been more discreet, but are nevertheless not virgins? We are living in an age where BACK HOE Or scoop loader service. Call Charles L, Roo.ch. arvthing goes as long as we 446-9230. 183-tf can get awa,y with it, and people pretend not to know. Many YOI.Dlg couples l think, prerer PINKIN~ SHEARS sharpened, $1.25 up, scissors 45c ~· honesty with themselves and others, but fear public diaappro•• ~rd SewtrqrMa<hl..,.les val. They get the big wedding, & Service, 862 lst AVe. while the couple who did the 199-6 same thing, except openly, are denied it, - R. B. Dear Helen: • $2.00 Service Charge The girl and her future husWill remove your dead band obviously '"tried on t h e horses and cows shoes before buying" but does Call Jackson286-4531 this mean they can't have a DOZER WORK - with new 450 big wedding or j'people will think Case. Ph. 256-6503 or 446-- it's just ror the loot?" 9359. 1574! So what It abe did live with him? Her parents still owe her the wedding ot her dreams, the & joining or two people, rormalSfANDARD ly, PLUMBING & HEATING You displayed a great lack of 215 Third Ave. 446.3782 intelligence, Helen, when you said 197 -tf she shouldn't ·expect tlte frosting stx months after she had DEW!TI'S PLUMBING eaten the cake. - A FROSTING AND HEATING LOVER Route 160 at Evergreen Dear F.L.: Ph. 446-2735 Moral consideration aside, I 271-tf Plumbing b•n•flte. work ------------DEAD STOCK I, ~eal "-·"~ In Sentinel Wa.nt Ads Auto's To Yo-Yo's YOlJNC MAN to learn general conslruction trade. Steady ---------- --- ,' I I ' F~;om KENNETH STEGER'S WATER DEUVERY SERVICE Ph. 446.()347 ALBE RT EHMAN Water DeliverJi Service Patriot star Rt., Gallipolis Ph. 379-2133 - 24, 1969 WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 p m . Day BefOO"• PYblication ~ondlly o.adl i ... 9 a .m. C an~•llol i ont- & COO"reetion• 'tlj oi l be o~~•pte~ vntd 9 o.m. lor Day al PublicoliOn REGULATIONS The Publish.• ""'"'' lhe right to ed ot or ' 'I'"' any odt dee""d ob· 1•-et oon.o l T he publitker will not be rnponsible lor mo,. thGn on• WITH Central Air Conditioning & Heating Free estimates Stewart' s Hardware Vinton, Ohlo 144-tf .. - " Card of Thanks ftr Farmers 25~664. . Find Everything CERAMIC TILE and linoleum 1f:Ork. Phone Ashworth, 4469368. 19&-tf 1. ~at . ' •. . .."-· :'-' ...,.... '**• ,. �,, .' . 24 - 11te '"- ~ ··· ··- --······· ·~·· ·· ·- .. -' Surdalo· Times -Sentinel, Sunday, Au~.:ust 24, 1969 . A tholulht for the day: Robert 11:. Sou.tbwell said, "When fortune 1.· amlles, I smile to think how quldd.y she will frown." '· i -·- · · .. :».~!:::».».:::~.;~:!.:*:::~«~~;:!:=.~~ The Meigs County Bloodrno. bile wiU be at the Pomeroy Junior High School Monday, August 25, from 1 to 6 p.m. Vernon Nease, blood program chairman, urges all residents to visit the unit as there is a 200 pint deficit The a.. lim- It ror blood dooors In good health, has also been extended to 65, he said. The Columbia and HarrtsonviUe Grange are in charge of the canteen. ToWDThomas Credit c8rd coverQge and 25% more contents pi"otection ror ttome owne" at no extra cost. ,. ;.. . 'tl , ,, 't l,' ' .~· ~f '' . Only at State Farm ... numt.er one In homeowners Insurance, with rates lower than most. I can give you king size home".,' ..... owners coverage and probably save you money. .. Call me. ......._ ... ,.,,u .... <, • .._ ........... rrm ... • , . CAM.Il _ , . Caroll K. Snowden Por .. Central Hotel Bld11. 446-4518 ~-6801 GALUJ>OLIS - Bill Watter· son, his wife, Mary Ann, and family, Keith, Lu Ann, Brian and Jody, are here frMl Florida visiting friends and relatives. /\ former employe of Hadio WJ EH, Bill is at Bradenton, where he's an associate of Arbuckle, French and Jones, Realtors. !lis wife (an RN) Is a former employe of Holzer Medical Center. Bill dropped in to see meat the office last week, brought me a brochure, arxl said, ''Come to Florida. •• I'd sure like to. The French in Arbuckle, French and Jones, is Carl French, Conner manager of the GaJJipolis Department Store. Arbuckle is the mayor of Bradenton. When the Wattersons lived in Gallipolis, his son, Keith, was a member of my Little League White Sox. Keith's now 16 arxf is as tall as his dad Keith and Kim Meadows were the two smaiJest ones on the While Sox that year. Bradenton is a town of about ( ~.>\-'fittf,~~lft~~ y !! F'or lone distance dialing information and area codes ••• Ohio Bell JO,UUO ard a beautiful city rrom the views on the brochure. It's the scat or Manatee Countr.)'. The Pitt~burgh Pirates have just signed a 40 year lease ooa s.pring training site at Bradenton, says Bill. There's a place there called the Pirate Inn, referring, of course, to the Pittfiburgfl Pirates. BOO McCormick of Hunting~ ton, W. Va., also came in the office to see me recently. He used to live in Gallia County, was a rarmer who had an apple am peach orchard. He's been in Huntington many years and comes up occasiomlly. H used to J.,.., that McCormick knew nearly t:•eryone in Galli· polis. "But, now I don't know one per cent of them," he pointed out. Attorney Henry W. Cherrington, dean of Gallipolis lawyers, is the only one living of 15 persons who helped form the Gallipolis City Charlcr, according to McCormick. The Columbus Jets let me down Friday night. They lost 3-0 tothe Buffalo BJsons of Heclor Lopez. Before the game I was standing down in !ront of the Jets dugout talking to MallD.ger Don Hoak arK! Eddie Fisher of the Columbus Dispatch. I heard someone calling to me. Up in the stands there was Clayton Miller, the Hev. Glen R. Hueholt and Miller's sons, David and Phillip, I believe, and some others - I don't remember who. Hoak wanted to know if I knew them. I said yes. They're !rom Gallipolis. He seemed surprised. Lacer, the He\·. Mr. Hueholt carne down to talk to me. It was his first Jet game, he said. It was a beautiful night for baseball. Not a good night for the Jets, though. They got only four hits while the Bisons were pounding out 10 hits off three Jet pitchers. The Jets dose their season Labor Day against Tidewater. 1'11 be there - I hope. Last Sunday, mywifeanditook a drive to Langsville. We stopped at Gravel Hill Cemetery and on the way at Cheshire. Saw B i II Scott aOO Mildred relaxing under a shade tree aOO Bill was listenlng to the Cincinnati Reds game on a radio. Coming horne I noticed the old building below the Pilot Wheel tavern has been converted into a GRANT APPHUVAL WASHINGTON - Congressman Clarence E. Miller has been ad~ vised by the Economic Develop.. ment Administration that a $44,490 grant has been approved to the Ohio VaHey Regional Development Commission. The grant is to help continue plaming economic growth in an 11 counl;y area which includes Vinton, Gallia, and Jackson counties. BY ROB SILER ed to attract a great number of viewera. The group originating tho Idea, &peorhooded by Jim McComb and Leon Put>, mot Rrst last Thursday to oot up guidelines tor the three~ay event. These are: Only amateur photogri)Jhers may exhlbit. The event Is limited to the Junior High and up age bracket. With tho annual noticed it'? , NOW YOlJ K~OW ,.... ' " ,,, <f>,>' ..... , .......... , .... ,,- M'""' ~-' ~" ____ __ - .....-.,.. ·-·. . .. .. ~- . -· ... -'·-WEATHER REPORT J · - · - - - .. ----- --~ ' • ('' . .;.;'II' .. .. I ·, •'-' ' In tile ll8o lo mild IOIQIJt, to mid IJ8o, I .-r •': ,, '..,. ... . . . . . . .... ~~~ ' ' EN CENTS ' ' Two Meigs Girls Receive State.:.wid;e Honors POMEROY - Two Meigs Coon. t.Y girls have received 8tate-wide honors by being selected to represent Ohio in national competition and at national conferences. Miss Lenora Michael, daughter or Mr. W. S. Mlcha0l Bnd the lalo been selected to represent Ohio in the Citizenship Contest. 9le will submit her report in natiooal com,P8tltlon and. wi.U be ooe of the Ohio delegates to Na.. tlonal U-1 Club Congress in Chicago, Dlinois, November 30 to DecCillbor 4, 1969, &~~~~«':0>.::».8-:::W.~~:::::=: PT. PLEASANT- Ohio Gov. James A, Rhodes was in Point Pleasant Saturday night to attend the wedding o( his neph- Sponsor of this award Is Ohio 4-H FOWldaUoo. ar Miss Jenniter Dean, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Eart Dean, Route 3, Pomeroy, has been selected to represent Ohio in the Dairy Efficiency program. Her award is a trip to the National Dairy Conference to be held in Chicago early in December. Both Kirls and their parents are invited to ,participate Ina spe. clal 4.H Recognition Day to be held 00 Saturday, AU!.'JSI 30, in the Youth Center West Auditorium at Ule Ohio state Fair, 2 to 4 p.m. The pur))Oie or this 4-H Recognition Day is to recognize key 1969 wiMers and their par. ents, and to ofricWJ.y recognize ond U!ank Invited doooro or 4-H awards programs and 4-H events. J OIIOI>h C. Whit1.1. The from Miss MlkkiNibortandJames Paul Reardon Jr. worewtlted!n marriage at 7:30 p.m. in the 1 U.lted Med10dist Church wiU! tbe Rev. Charles S. ThOJilDBOil oMdatlng. The Open Church custom was observed. Nlss Nibert Is tho daugh .. w. Nibert or ChorIeston and the late Mrs. Betty Nibert o( Point Plealllrt. He is the son ot Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Roardoo or Worthington, 0. tor or John :=:::--m:::=:::=:::--:=::::::::::~~@:::*.:!3£~ DIVORCE GRANTED Judge Calhoun granted LOuise 9\ellne, Rt 1 Gallipolis, a di\'orce from Gllbert 9leline, on grotmds ot extreme cruelty. The det'endantts cross peUtion was dismissed. weekend wtth Mrs. Evelyn Moore and Oleryl. Miss Elizabeth Merritt is visitill! with Mr. am Mrs. Roy Kay at Milton, W. Va. Mrs. Roy Winebrenner, Mr. and Mrs. William Gorden Wine-brenner, Mary AnnandPaulaSue, spent a weekend with the former's daughter an:lson-in-law, Mr. and Mn. Harold Weaver, and Carnily of St. Louisville. Miss Cheryl Moore accmnpa[)jed her sister arxl brotller-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George {Petie) Cundiff of Charleston on a vacation trip to Spring City, Tenn. and Mrs. Wilbur Harris of fo.!r. coiled Into tbo od ttat tho trio 1966 Plymouth, 111n1y or Nlcldlellday night Tho r was alaadcmed car was stolen. JENNIFER DEAN LENORA MICHAEL - ,, ." -~ tge '• Dla..,. onc1 Debbie Cuodllt Steubenville were recent 11.1ests · of Mr. arKI Mrs. Die~ Harris and other relatl.ve11. Mr. ard Mrs. Robert Harden . arxl son, Eric, of Marlon were weekend guests of hill parents, . ' . ...... Syracuse News, Society BY ADA SLACK Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rackley or Morgantown, W. Va., spent a or Chorleston hove visited with their erardmother, M r a. £velyn Moore. ,. Mrs. EulahBrackonofllolrllng- ton and EdwinNorrlaofBeUef(& ~ Iaino visited here wllll Mr. alii Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden, Mra. Ross Norris. and sister, DE-bbie. Mr. ond Mrs. Clyde Triplett or Mr. Earl Custer, who has q,- Pomeroy '-ve moved into the erated a barber shq:t in Racine· prq>ert.y of Mrs. WOllam Hubtor many years, ha.1 11old out to bard (Mildred Selsor) on Apple • • .- • • • • • • • ~ ' • • • ilurbecl In tbo ond t h o ltcauae ot tbla, . -obout Ito own >at or tbo oort1s oqualodcmtba 8001011< DWI,)' obllterat.ecl or blo by reeolll St Paul Hill of Letart Falla. Recent guests of Mrs. Pauline Morarlty were Mr. and Mrs. Wa}.. • - 1 Mr. and Mrs. a....... Quillon of Los Angeles, CaUL, spent ter Lemley arxl daughters, Sharon aome time here visiting Mn. and Kath,y, WashiJlrlon, D. C.: Moille Guinther and other relaMrs. Orna Truax, and Mr. Earl tives and friends. Morris, Mal-ietta; Mr. an:l Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ruuell Marriaon William Birchfield of Findlay; or Aohtabula visited Mr. and Miss COrmle Morarity alii ~ Mro, Alpho Cottrill and other rollrlml, Bob Haqoford, of Colwo- m hBYellfe' I acitlng new1," w aource llid.. It "tile Jet•• from the lunar rock. 10011 tbalr tivea and~~~~~~..=== higan Elherfelds Is The Place To Shop For Your Back To School Needs With a compa11, • hilllt-ed to pick up Alllo.HoBBiclbo mplSI headings ~ the radio laaa (II was not u old have been." a a little 1101111 j t>I10IIOd ll in the slore. New fall merchandise ....m.y boulo t.l1 : d arrives each day. In the Ready To NCEI Weor Deportment you' II find complete . Jlloctlng on tba , "I told hlm I IP for wwk...W selections of womens and girls • dlm't....,loo n is an elet..-t:ro. .. coals, dresses, car coats, slacks, skiris, blouses, sweaters, beautiful •, coordinate groups. In ihe mens department you' II find a wry~derful IHE:i\1! I I OHIO VALLEY BANK on the main floor. Come in and look around! II SQ)(e on your favorite styles and 1hode1 of Famou• Berkshire Pantyho~e and Stockings during our Big Annual ) ---·-·- __ n!ontey Dlvtalon 0 brldp . . ...-ADKileiM t or lldam. 'lllo ,.. . of 20 mLI . . . rodllt ' I r------------------~-.----------, CUSTOM MADE DIUPERY SALE I I IIIII wltll lilt !IJIII"· bad! \! . . ny 4'l"d jrtm.., I I1 : I I ~-::'~::~~:~:~':'~~O:i::~:a::·:~------J I I I I on~ Now you can add tho wonntt. ollfllnco of beautiful Cu1tom-Mado Drapedo1 to your ha.;.o, ..,d lo•o lll!5 durlnt our Spoclol Solo of CulloM Modo qrapo1. Stop by our 2nd Fl- Drapery D~rt- today and 1oloct tho fabric and color ju1t right for jour homo. II . I ' I L------------------------- -----..... ELBERFELDSIN POMEROY 0I tu: Arine Rll killed ltded In the 10 hting. Five Vlot dUod ond two ...,. BERKSmRE STOCKINGS AND PANTY HOSE I SfflPOIJr.' slips - bras - girdles - an outstanding selection of school supflies I·------------------------------, NOW ON SAf-E • . . I 'INTEREST STARTS DAY OF PURCHASE OF THE<M ~o;rr~ SHAI'S' ·up OR lbe encl0111n department on the 111ain floor - beautiful selecrions of sleepweilr - 1 LA5f ONl'> • !lag bolide • <foro IIIOJ' ...,. !rousers - sweaters - shirls - underwear - socks -Shop the lingerie .1 ' I OIWfAGK · apparel for boys including ;a,kets - I - lO!J10 COO!/{.fii selection of back co school wearing " his wife to assure them .t, tl1en beaded lo . dlmor w!U! • by Ma,yor Joba I he would like 18ck lo Mld!ipD hll cloullldJ Shop in comforl in every deporlment ' carn1 a Holldo1 ...-g, K,y. Pollee ew. church caUed the GoodNews Center. The place used to house a tavern. Back in my sophomore year at Cheshire High School we had a basketba.U court on the dance floor when the building housed the New Villa tavern. At Cheshire, we played and practiced basketball on an outdoor court aTKI played aU of our basketball games on the road until the New Villa was utilized as a court I'd say the GoodNews Center was an improvement for the building. A little rarther dCIW'n the road, I noticed something urusual On top of the K_yger Creek plant, there's the large outdoor, artificial Christmas tree, lights ard all Guess they ne\'er took U down arter Christmas. Have you pictures. Each pldu[o will be oo smaller dlan Battle Day11 drawing near, local ·photosra51(7 or larpr thin 11xl4. phers have undertaken a new project that lllbjecls .,., be ~ anything excopl sclllllit expected to beo:>me a.n annual affair. Uy clad airl1.· October 10,11, 12. Battle Days, eonunem~ No declollliJo No deciJIOll his been made on an entry orating the Battle of Ft. Pleasant, Oet. 10, 1774, tho first annual All Local Photogra. tee. The deadllae tor entering is Oct. I. )lhero Exhibit (ALPIIO 69), will be held In Alllntoreojed parties should contactollllor do""town Point Pleasant. McComb or 1 Pub and should attend a secThe exhibit Ia expected to draw more than Tho exhibition will be open to all MaBOn 100 of the area's best photographs, taken by County photographers provided they exer. ond orpnl'fldonal meeting at 7:30 p.m., the amateur photographers of Maaon COWI- else good taste in their selection ot the Thursday, AIJi. 28, at McComb's realt.y ~­ !Ice In U!o Prcfooslooal Building, ION1Il Point ty. In addition to the large number ot ex- photos dlsplayod. J)e(ted exhihltou, ALPHO Is also expectEa.ch exhibitor may enter as 11\BJl)' as 15 Pleasant. 1 POINT PLEASANT - Mrs. Michael, Minersville, has POMEROY - At least 100 pints or blood will be needed Monday when an American Red Cross Bloodmobile comes to the Meigs Junior High School in Pomeroy, the former Pomeroy Junior High School. Walkin donors are needed for the visit which will be from I to 6 p. rn. 1~11-12 ALPHO '69 Event Set for Sept. riUilllli:Urlln llriUo. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 24, 1969 brunfield robinson roush thomas welker zirkle