http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0583fa0f281a57521a392a45b1bf2f89.pdf 70d3742bc70139ed87a576c049c5fbee PDF Text Text ' ; . ~ ' 111e Dtlb senunOI, ' e_....,.,lll4dlt!>ort, o., ~. ~- AIJIUii ~. 11~ ., " .u · ··.· ;. ~·n · .. ·. - .. _; ·. ~nic Held by Laure~ Cliff-Group ,' . u""' " 111e omua1 Jl(<nlc of :he r.au. ' /j 1"'1 CIUI Free Melllodlot Church ; wu held S.lurda.Y oveniJIB at lhe ' roodolde pork oo ·R - 33. ' lian&Cil, Mr. .,.. Mro. . Wright, Berny .... Becio', Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wriibt, Mr • and Mrs. Gerald Pulllno, ~en. Recreation preceded the pic~ W11M and Gary, Mr. and Mra. ode wllh the Rev. Eugene Gill Klein, Barbara, Keltll and Roger. lllvlns grace. The birthday of Mr. and Mrs. TOm Lane and Clll!erd Klein waa obaened. A Crystal, Mr. anc! Mra. Bill Bal· vote c1. ti!Ds was extended to ley, Rita and RoWley, the Rev. the refreshment committee, Mr. and Mrs. GUI, Nancy, Darla, Kaand Mrs. Klein and Mrs. Rich- thy, and Delores, Mr. and Mrs. 'ard Friend. Steve Eblin, and Greg, Mr. and Attending the affair were Mr. Mrs. James GUmore, Dennis and and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, Mr. and Brenda, Mr. and Mrs. BOO BarMrs. Harry E. Clark, Vicki, Ric- ton. Billy and Ansela, Mr. and ky, 9lerrl, and Terry, Harold Mrs. Lawrence Eblin, Penny and PatQr, Wedding is Event or ChlU'ch or Christ. The Rev. Raullin Moyer will officiate at the ceremony rotlowing a half-hour or nuptial music by Mrs. Chester Erwin, organist, aM. Mrs. John Jordan,. PO ROY NATIONAL ·BANK I RUTLAND POMEROY Serving Meigs County for over 97 years Member Federal Reserve System A FULL SERVICE !JAN I< Westinghouse ' . ' ''VOL. :t¥__NO 31 .;·., ':>· SOUTHERN LOeal Sehool Dlatrtct Teachen Meetlrw;, 9 a. m. Frillay at Soothlft'n High Sebool; important, aU teachers asked to atten!. - MIDDLEPORT Women' 1 Chrlotlan Temperanee Union, 7:30 Friday nlglrt at tile Presbyterian Church. ICE CREAM Soclal al t"oroat Run M-Ill Church, nrving 6:30p.m. Friday. REVIVAL EACH evening at 8, throUii!l Aug. 3latsnowvllleUnlted 111-ot Church on State Route 681, five miles west of US 33. Rev. EYan EdWards, evanpill!. Special slnaing !oalurod. SATURDAY !UGH SCHOOL DANCE party SOturday at the Meigs Junior High School In Pomeroy !rom 8:30J>AD. to 11:30 p. m. The American t... gion will sponsor the dance. The Jays will emcee. foe~ Unih *lnfinit~ Heat Controls *Automatic Tim-ing Center I ~ ·;t;~· ~- -~ ·. . >:::Starting Scho~l Work CONGRATULATIONS . BY !JHARLENE HOEFLICH . ·~ POMEROY - Tueaday, aa -lclJool bella ·: ling aplll, lhere will be numerouo boya and ,-. ' ljlrlo anawerlng tllem lor tile lint tllne. · . ·11 WGUid be dl!llcult todescrlbelhe mixed eOt!ims of ll!e llrat llf1ldera and lhelr parIIIII, boa lhe Ulougbto and lq>eo oil one Dlotb-' er Ire eJPre8ied tn this .essay; ••My.ton starts school tomorrow. h'IIO" , IDJ ,Io be and new to him ltJr awhile, ,( alid I wls~ ..)IGU would sort of treat !lim • t:S,. ' · · , •-you see, ltJ to now, he's been tKlng of jhe Roost'. · He's been boss of .tbe taclcyard. t . have al1frQa been aroum to ·repair his WOunds, ani to soothe hta teelirp. / "But nOw - things are gotrv to be dtf- TO RUMMAGE WANTED Rummage for a sale to be held by lhe Women'a Auxiliary o! lhe veteraos Memorial Hoapllal Is to be taken to tile Court street building formerly .._ted by the PbiiUpa Slaters at 9 a. m. on SOpL 8, Mrs. Philip Mel~>­ hart, chail"lll&Dt announced. HAMMACK ASSIGNED PT. PLEASANT - Army Prlnte First Claaa Timolby W. llalllmack, 19, oen of Mr, I n d Mrs. CIJde D. Hammack,' 1418 Ohio st., PL Plea.1811l, wa1 asaigned as a riOeman will! lhe lot cavalry Division <AirmobUe) In Vlolllam, Job 27. · POMEROY FLOWER SHOP· ·? .. AS YOU HOW YOUR GRAND . OPENING TIDS WEEKEND! MEETING PLANNED A weekend meetiJW at the Pomeroy Lower Light Church will be held at 7:30 _p. m. each eY8111ng through Sunday. The Rev. Rall>h Spirea wnt be speaker and on SOtorday ll!e Eberlya !rom MlcJ>. igan wlU present a sand draw· lqr. The public Ia InVited. Sun., Aug. 3l. 11 :00 to 5:00:: ...-· ·--... YOUNG ASSIGNED Prhate Firat Clua George W. Young, 19, son ot Mr. and Mrs. George J, Yount, RL 3, Pomeroy, was assigned to the lot Infantry Dlvialonln Vleu.m, Aug. 6 ao a oom•t engineer. •• ' "' ..... h BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • 0 • We salult you on your 'ontributi~n to the business life of downtown Pomeroy. Conwatulatlons and best wishes to you. " Elberfelds In Pomeroy •. ' . •• • ~~ ; • Open Friday and. Salllrday Nights Til 9 ' • .. ... 0 .. .. Foqrte~dOfelida.p ' •.. •....• .,.,..•. . ., ~-.. = _ )to~" , ' .,,' ' ~· .. ..<#,...,...... "' ' ~~~ ,~ , ~"'· .. .' ~ ~ .. -rt !'untlngton, 1-!£::·,· :~~·. : .... ,Oot • . PROGRAM ANNOUNCED Mrs. Harold Brown of the Pom. eroy Garden Club will present.a program· oo •'Drying Plant Materials" ·over WMPO at 9 a.m. P~ASANT, .. 'f?IIIEROY- e ; PT. w. Va. - (IJPO- A ~ iW Oi&!" ~s fomlted bonds In tile hoorlqr waa r&oocheduled lor next Frl,day :iiF!~~Count¥ Judp F>'allk W. Port- .,alleriMXNI io magistrate court lor a alee! ., .._,:1~- boild r••7 SO h WIJ. CO/I&IrucUon a~rlntendent cbaJ:ged wltll .., &-.,..&... . , . . . lP,... • ac were not requiring workers on the new Ohio Riwr Archer, W.-Vo.;AmoliiR. Jiv· bridge' to waar lifo Jackets while overt h o · .GalltPollt; R.orald TQ'lor, Pomeroy; 1 ri' R. Fi-y, N"' Haven; Kenneth Cooke, waterTho ,_riqr ltJr Noenlg, a super· 1 · • : ""'~hen Hatr, q,porsandu.. 1 nd or Allied steel 1~ 1. i , , all on~"' cbargea1. ...•'"' Ned R. Pet- lte ent Co., hadbeenoontln. ued to Saturday lroJil Friday oven!Dg In the 1 ' Oi!l, Alllllllli!, 1!11\! ~lp vlolaUon. Forfeiting Court of Justice of the Poaee Olevla Mahan. · , . ~ - ~25 bond~ on cbar&os oldlaturblDJ The •econdpoalponement q!the hearing ' tha Jiea<e WaiHarOld Douglas, Cheshire. w~s macletoallowlheWeotVIrsJIIIaSa!ot;ylloFined In the .court wore lofarPret E. ,&rtment onc1 tho attorney general's ofllce PINilOI'QI', $~0 and coati, piOBing to haw ropreoentatlwa preoelit, the mag!o, aosuted clear cliolance ahead; liar- Irate _.. !akJ. · riot S. · Nolgler, Racine, $10 ""' costa, no "''!ff''lor's bcense; Glenda J. COMoll,y; Rano wera&or~• licenaei Virllo E. $$ ""' coeta, park- ~ ".,. ' '' The charge& aplnat Hoenig were placed by a Weot VIrgilia oa!ecylnopeetor,lltnHay· burn, who said ho had warned Hoenig of lhe violation .. on a ll.lltlber of Occasions." · Sherif! Troy Huf!Dian ol Maaen counll' oerved lhe warrantooHoenlgW-aday. The superintendent poated $50 bondontlle charre. The chars:ea aplaat Hoenig came whUe state and federal investigators p r o b e d charges by three palqtera thatc:0111truction of the bridge ...,.ratruciUte waa laull;y. The painters were !)ired for •tpoor attendance at work/' according to Hoenig. The lour-lane apan reploelng tile col· lap&ed Silver Bridp waa e>peeted tobeclln· plated by latllbla y-. ., ••o J'!IIdioiJ; Walt Oianey's "PETER PAM" (TachnlcoiOf) An AII .. Cartoon Feature Captain H~olc's Pirates, Boll, lndi., and Mermaid Lagoons See tha HAPPY ENDING . ~' .. OSP Asks Motorists ToDriVecautiOusly GALLIPOLIS - The Ohio State Highway Patrol reminds all motorists that school wlll be startirw: next week in all public schools of Gall~ arxl Meigs COunties. The patrol urges extreme caution by all drivers during morniJW aoo evening hours whlle buses are picking up and deliveriJW students. Motorists are also remirded to adjust to the legal speeds within school zones durl"' times spedRed by law. Parenta are urged to make sure that children startit¥J to school for tile first time know the proper ways to walt on the school buses and _also go over the routes w~th the small ctllldren: who are required to walk and make sure they crou th~ street at tratnc WINNER - Puul Lambert, sooo!Mr• and Mra. Ernest lambert, RL 1, Rutlantl, and a member of the Harrisonville 4-H Club, took ftrst place area honors Friday at tile Ohio State Fair with hia exhlhl~ "How TO Uae Three and Four Way Swltches,'t irl Eleetrictt;y n. Paulwatalao orle of two winners ln tile same elass at tile Meiga Courlcy Flair. He waa preaented an electric clock, a blue ribbon and a green ribbon ror enteriJW. This was Paul's l!rat parUcipatlon at lhe Olllo Slate Fair and tllo SOCOIId year at lhe Melgo County Fair. Paol attend& Moiga Junior High Sehool at Pm~eroy. lights and marked lriersectlons. The patrol has instructed scbool busdriv· era to report all vlolatl0111 to 011 tile Ulegal passing of stopped buseaamltheaedrivera will be contacted by the patrol. Parents are also urpd to coNac:t school otriclall arxl report any claogerous conditi.ODI that exist at arcy bus stop. Set- P. D. McCreedy pointed out: 41 Thts area !as a good school bus safety record and we want to keep It that way. Patrol cars wiD be lollowlrw buoeoiiiOI'niDc ande,.n!Dgonall main highways to eheck oo fiiOtorist viola"tlcm· as well as &1'\Y violations by bus drivWL 14 Remember, ttlsaviolatlonofthetramc laws to pass ai'G' school bus that ta•torPea to . pick ._, or discharge J)asserpra alii aU whicles must st:cp at least 10 feet to the tnmt or rear of any sc:hool bus beirw wroiehld,. that ispickinglC)ordiachargiJVpuSBJWWI." Middleport Man Found Dead in Jail K. Stewart, Mlildl.. ' Monday. NOWJ0\1 a luxury · on a Slate-. - ~~~~~:.· .~~~(;usedlJridge ·Official . ~·~ c. aJECll IIAP - Fnd Gaellelo, left, ~ oni noll rt, ""' lllohonl Glasgow, npreaenladve of Aubl&oMitcheU~oa .,.. Aa-woa ot Clnel-, on property linea Involved In lhe $5,280,000 llfelp Counb' lii&M11 ....,..,_.,.. projoct. The Clnci11Btl l!rm Is ercagecl by lhe Ohio llepartme,. of JUalnoays to H<Ure rJaiiHifo Way& needed lor the improvements planoed on 7 and U. S. - . 33. Proo and cooa of lhe impromnont wore aired Friday dorlna o public hearing hUI In tbo <0111111 courtroom by John Dowler, highway dlvlalon 10 deputy director, ond bla olal! of Nlrlet!L Olllciala remalll<ld In the courtroom tollowlng tile hear!Dg to anawer quoetlooa oillnllualll either Involved or interested in tile planned iqroveme~ ~-,..._,..,.;;. ,. Fined ., !!~~~!~g R •·~· TO SPEAK SUNDAY Dr, Lester Rouah ol Gallipolio will be the guest speaker at tho 10:30 a.m. Sunday oervice o! tile Middleport First United Presbyterian Church. lere'"GALLIPOLIS - Three per1001 were 11>- Choohire. · He ea111>lolned d a neek Injury. Ol!lcero ~ tt.IWlnstoo, headed nortb, '•'Ibis morntrw:, he's eo1rw to walk down jured alii a 1963 Olevrotet was demolished pa111ed a car Pd. • tractor.-tn.iler, met an the 11"0111 IIepa, ~.. hie helid, and start on at 12:U p. m. Frida1 when Kemoth Dbwou, oneoming car and forced It olllhe highway. his great adventure thalt wlllprobal>ly include 22, Dexter, Ioiii cOIIIrol ol tile ear on a dow,.. woro, l,ntgedy and sorrow. grad& ol Rt. 143 lo Meigs County, eighl.teotho There was no contact between the two cars. The other veldele driven by Donna Gheen. "To live his life in tile world he llao to ol a mile oorth d RL 692. live lo wUI .....,lrelaltll an:l iovhnd coorage. The Slate Highway Patrol aald thedrlwr 29, Puneroy, wal tor~ed ott on the right "So, World, I wilh you would 10rt or take am Sherrie Dlrwen. 15, Dexter, were thrown berm. Winston's car cut back In lront of tile hlm by his young hand and teach him the out of the car. Both were admitted to Veterans thllllll he wiD have to know. Memorial Hoapllal Anclther paaaeqror, Won-· tractor-tn.Uel;', went off the hl.ghwQ, struck "Teach him ... but gently, II you can. die DlnpBB, 16, also had minor llllurlea, but an embanlanelrt. and overturned onto Its top. "He wl1l lave to learn, I know, that aU was treated at the hospital and. relea1ed. The car wu demall1hed. No one was Injured tn a single car accl· men are mt just, that all men are not true. om cera reported that Dbwess came over dent at 11;40 p, DL Friday on Rt. 588, one t•Teaeh him that for BVWY scoundrel a hlllcrett ard lost control of his vehicle goand 1ix..tenth1 mlle1 west or GaUipolla. there Ia a hero - ttat tOr every crooked pol- ing down a grade. The auto wem otl on a Otftcera said that John R Beam, 17, Rt. Uidan, there la a dedicated leader, that ror curve and struck a fence and !KRI1etreescaus1, oak HUJ, headed west, lost control on a every BIISIDY1 there is a trierd. lng it to be demoliihed. "Lot him )earp early that thebuUiesaro Tho patrol cited DlnaesotoMeigs Courlcy curve alii his car went otrthehlghwayinto an 1he e&Jleat people to lick. COurt on a charge or speed inuceas for road embankment all! ditch. There was minor damage to the car. uTeach him the wonder ot books. Give conditions.. The potrQI cited Beam to GaUia County him QUiet limo to ponder tile etern&llllfstery Charles G. Wlnatoo, 52, Middleport, was Juvenile COurt Sept. 13 on a charge or speed of blrdaln the sky, bees In the sun and flow- arrested on a charge of drivh~ while IDtoxlen on the green hill. eated after an accident at 7:15 p. m. Friday in excess tor rOid COOOiti®s. "TUell him that it iatarmorehonorable on RL 7, one ard four-tenths miles south ot to !all than to ~hoa~ Teach him to have faith 01 · .. his own Idea&, eveo llewryene .... tells r him they are wrong. · · . "Try to give my son the stre¥b not to ro11ow tile crowd when everyone~~ .... getting on lhe •ndw.- Teach him to Uaten to aU men, but to ruter aU he hears on a screen of truth ard to take onl,y the good that comes POMEROY - Theodore T. Reed, Jr., 1hrougb. chairman ot Grcq> Seven, Ohio 811\kers A&"Teach him to sell his brawnall:lbrains aodatlon, and president of Farmers Bank and to the highest bidder, but never to put a price Savings Cmlpany, Pomeroy, announced that on hla heart and aoul. mall)' local ..'*erawlll beatten:llngthegr<qJ "Teach him to close his earl on a howl- sesalon to be held Thuraday, September 11. 1., mob - and to oland and ftglilll he thlnha The meeu., will be held at lhe Lokeslde Golf he's rlglrt. Course in Beverly. · uTeach him gently • World, but don't codB. T. Grover, Jr., president. TheAtheni dle him, because only the teat or fire makes Natiolw.l Bulk, Athe111, ts se<:retary-treaaur· lllleoteel. of GrolCI Seven. CourKies represented in . see what er undsls a big order, World'1but GrfMt1' Seven are Athena, Belmont. Coshocton. 1011 eao .do. ~1 , Guernae,., Hocldlw. Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, "He's such a nice little feDow_," llluakl11(1111, Noble, Perry and Waahlngton. Grou'P Seven Sessw'n •"• qrQdvyj Three Injured In Auto Crash tans Announcedfior •.. Sehooi~Days6are AHereBAgain! STOP AT '' • V' Army ·. CAW\1~ lfn.'!F 0 SUNDAY ANNUAL Hendrix reunion will ...... ~ --"-------~ 'II ~~'Many Childnen Wil·l Be ELECTRIC RANGES WITH SELF-CLEAN OVENS Broil(r) *Piug-Qut Sur• . l:,;t\11 ~The Bells' Toll · . WORLD ALMANAC *Self·Ciean Oven *No Turn Spe~d· I SUNDAY. AUGUST 31, 1969 I· be held Sunday, August 31, in Parkenburg at the South1ide school yard next to the Visco TO MEET SEPT. 3 plant. A meeting of the Ladies AuxREV. BUD HATFIELD will Iliary ollhe Middleport Fire Despeak at 10 a.m. Swtda,y at Grapartment scheduled tor Sept. 3 ham l!aptlat Church. has been postponed to SepL 10. MONDAY CHESTER LODGE 323 Dllllllh· ters ot America will take part bl lhe Labor Day parade at ChesFACTS ter on Monday. · Members to wear white and white gloves, and meet across from the grade school at 1 p.m. DANCE at Racine Junior High School building, MOilllay, 8 to 11 p. m., with music by "Next in Line,'' Rponsored by Soutl1ern Cheerleaders. MIDDLEPORT GARDEN Club, Monday, Sept. 1, at the home ot Mrs. H. J. Russell, 8 p. m. The Nobel Prizes, TUESDAY awarded annually to those MEIGS LOCAL Athletic Boostindividuals selected as havers meeting Tuesday evening in ing made the greatest con. cafeteria or Meigs Higl1 School tributions in the fields of In MlddleporL All parent& urged physics, chemistry. med· to attend ·icine or physiology, literaPOMEROY CHAPTER 186, Orture and peace, are funded throu2h the of the late der cl the Eastern .star, 1:45 p. Allred B. Nobel, Swediab m, 'l\leaday, l'omeroy MaiiOIIIc inventor and philanthropist. Temple. The World Almanac cites REGULAR MEETING, Middle. Nobel's most notable inven· port Lodge 36.1, F. & A.M., 7:30 lion as being in the field of ex p 1o s i v e s, specifically p.m. 'llleaday. All Master Ma. dynamite. sons invited, Carl L. Taylor, master, announces. WEDNEiiDAY MIDDLEPORT Amateur Gardeners, 8 p.m. Wednesda¥ at the home ol. Mrs. Russell MUla. Simplest To Cook On, Easiest To Clean, Highest In Quality GALLIPOLIS - Charles G. Winston. 52, to be ruled & suicide or acddent. PU. Jerry Taylor took Winston•s breakol 667 Sec.,.. Avo., Middleport, an apo parent victim of an attentpted Bulcide, was fast to him aDd tounl him crumpled on the !..... dead at 7 a. m. SOlurday on ll!e Door door of the jail, part or a broken black belt In lhe Gallipolis clt;y Jail. around his netk. Dr. Doneld R. Warehime, Gallla County Winston had been arrested on a charge of a okuli fracture. No olllclal venliciwaolorth- drivirw: while Intoxicated Friday evening by coml.W, .however, on whether his de&.t.h was the State Highway Patrol after anaccidenton ~ Coroner. said Wlnaton'a death was caused by Galli a Court Work Load .. ...... - ' 1;.~ ....... II«•· • "HOOK, LIHE & SINKER" (T ochnlcolo<) Jerry Lewis, Anne Francis SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. '""" '' 10r , ... . ~ 1' • "., • :r ,_ • TOHIGKT, AUGUST 29 •• •• '!:'J "BARBARELLA" - Jon• Fonda ~ ·-·-- COLOR 299.95 T.,.. Arrortted ~ -PLUS- ••• .,DUFFY" JanieS ·Coburn ' COLOR . GET 15 SPECIAL WIRING ALLOWANCE with the purchase of A Flamalass Electric Ranee Orrt:" ro" OHIO POWI" CUITOMIIIS ONLT ... , HU HREY'S TELEVISION AND FURttiTURE · 108 W. Main 992-7242 '• Brown JuiJ• Harris Diahann Carroll Ernatl BC>rgnl•• ' (;OLO!! ,,. . . '' t , "tKE SPLIT" ' ' •.:, . .:\1· ... -~·~ . • (f '' . -'" ' \ SATURDAY, AUGuST 30 GALLIPOLIS - Tho work load in Ga111a Cow!b' Camnion Pleas Court has ~· ...,_ · ~ · duced by 125 eaaea since lhe l!rlllo!tlle year ~cw;re.- caaeo pending are tile lowest In adem hi~. · 1 fact Ia baaed on lhe rtpOtt In Ohio · Courts, alllllothly pubUcadm ollhe (lhlo Sup,...,.e ,((ourt, •'Jjllbliohed by William D. Radcliff, Admlal~:ve Director. , On Juq I, i.8G9, . tllere Were 122 caaes' ' PtQdiqr. morth II case a were iJDd ·; and · · · I•Ying a July'3l ~""e '· :ni!Rh · oil, . A year~. July ' . ' . , t'"· · .. ·· i! . ··~!:' · j i. ,, •' ) :. • . ~'·' .~ -·......,.. -.. ......., . ..... ,_ ·- South Middleport, a sister, Mrs. Pallia· (Virginia) Stallwortb, docro.aso oll71 c:aaea in a year. ol Cor.,., N. Y. HI a father, WWiam Winston, Broken llown, lhe report sboll's tllere preceded him In deatb. , were 60 civil caoes pondlqr Job I, 1969, · F....ral aervlceo wW ba conlucteil at . with lbree Rled and roor dlamisaed leaving 2 p. m. Toooday at lhe 1111. MoriabiiiPlot a Juzy 31 ....... ol 59 caaes. Church by lhe Rev. Nyle D. ot Golll· lo crimlral eases, there were IOpon:li"' polla. Burial will be In tho iiiiMiotplll"t H Ill Juzy I, 1969, lhreo Rled and aevendlsmissed Cemetery• clurlni: the month, lea~ng a balance of olx Frtenda ~ call at tile Rawling..c.ota Juzy 31, Funeral HCIIIO from :/.4 p. m. and 7-$ p. 111. · There were 112 d<BDostlc relotlon cases l4oeday and 1111111 12:30 p. m. Tueaday....,. '< .PondiDJ ~ul,y I, 1969. Durl., lhe mooth, e!sbt tile body will be tlikon to lhe l;hurch'to,Ue In rire llled add ,i'! 'dl'!lftlioed.loavtng ,a Jut) state one i)ll!lr'before1ho &efYiceL Mllilal)' , , , 3~ ¥once fll 49 cas,~ '·,·. , rites will be 1lold at lhe lltiWIIdo.. ca•u• .o;;n.une,.a· · ,.. . ··· , .: . :Heigl S!lbtlidi, lal.l-14:72 ·. ,, ,.. ,·.' .. ·.•. ' . ' ' . .. ' ' lit' ..ll<d roa....-. j\ '•' . RL 7, one aOO tour-tenths miles soutbofO.~ shire. He was booked at the .iatl at 9:05p.m. Friday. Police theorized that Winstonc1lmbed0ft top of the steel bull-9eD cage in tbe jail. lit- · tached his belt 8.I'OWIII his neckUd to an OWJ'Iilo · head pipe and JIIJI1PO(L The olher part ol tile belt was lmnglng !l"om lhe pipe. Winatoo, ac- · cording to police, was theonlyoc:~ofthe jail Frlllay night. Re wao heard movlngar..... In tile jail about 3 L m., acc:onllng to Pollee Chief John Taylor, by an otllcer 011 dut;y. A member d tile Lewis Manley Poat36Z, American Legion, Winstoo servect four yean in the United Slalaa Army In World War D. He was a member ol tho ML Merlah Baptiot Chur:.~~ molher, Mrs. NeOla ·. 1969 Winston, Second Ave., aDII · Reduced Greatly in . Big, beautiful Ford Galaxi~S with as wide a track · as Cadillac-a trunk bigger thari Buick Le Sabre-now going at low, year-end prices. Hardtops and sedans.,-cholce of colors and options. But hurry-they're going fast! · MASONDRIVE· IN 1 OVEN ,, +~~~~------~~~~ - ~2~~~AA~G~E~$~ ' ----~---------·------~---~----·· ______ wm Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporotion All Accoonts Insured Up To $15,000.00 ' ' 'if '~- Colwnbus, soloist. Our bank will not transact business on LABOR DAY, Monday, September 1 . \ Devoted To Tile Greoler MldfUe Ol&iD 'Yalley HW ani! Dlllllf, Gerlach, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, alao Middleport, will be held Saturday at 2:30 p. m. al tile Middleport I - ' JoJce Baker, Mra. Jes. Jean Windon, ~ WW, Barbara, Diane .,.. JlmiiQ' Lowla. . .Mrl. Bertba _Parkor, 'lir..... Mi-a. · tilcbard 'Fri.,.., Brlan, lllarvln, Richard, Mark ""' Jlo.. linda, Jack Jacoba, Jma Acree, Marguerite Lollbelt .... WQ11e, Mr. onc1 Mrs. Clarenee eurti6, air, and 1J.frS. Ernest Powell, Mro. Bob llcJa1>sa ond Robin, and CharlesDiebl. ... -' ' '. The open church WeddiiW of Miss Debbie Grueser. daughter of Mr. and Mra. William Grue.. er. Middleport, to Mr. Mlcllael Let's all join in praising the millions of American men and women whose effort and co-operation have done so much to make our nation what it is today. I, . ' Saturday at 2:30 LET'S ALL JOIN IN PRAISING LABOR- > • ' ·~)< ,. ~: ;{) \ { ,• ~' t ·cJMiol• . f -' �·• k_;. -· '•-"' ' • · , .f. . ., . '•" '' · '.,.- I ,.;, '.',' · . \': ·I -~ •.1 I" , . '··r:l·: -, '-. ·,• ;,..-- , ~- , · it~j,";;t'&~kmhbiltiScltOOu 'Itle Gallia Winter's station, 3:45 to 4 p.m.; p. m. to a p.m.; Clark a.,et, ~ ed FalrYiew, 4:05 p, m.to4:15p.111.; 8:U p. n\.' to 3:38 p, m.; G.....,.. Count;y District Sprl4il6 to 4:80 p. m. lee, 3:85 p,m. to 3:45p, m.;HarIto wlnlor - U e sc e TiitJRsDAY sEPT 4 - Cicio . r!Jbuq: 4•J5 p. m. to 4'30 p, m. -.,uaUrw4htopaonooeround muaEie_...:-,9:1ito11::SOL WEDNESDAY, 10or the c~ overatwoweekper.....-., iod. m.j Waterloo Elementar)', 12:45 Bidwell ElemtiUI')', 9 L m. to Bookmobile servi(!e will eom- p, m. to 2 p. D'L; Waterloo. 2:15 1:15 p. m.; BktweU, Cremean"a, 18 to 2:45p.m.; N~, 3:15p.m. il20 to i:40 p, m.; Bidwell, Phil· mence aptn on Sept. 2 with to s:•s P. m.; Ml.belil:le Dr., f:~O Jlpa, l: 45 P.. m. to 2 p. m.; p~ al<lpa for the first week of oporm. to 4•35 P. IIi. _ or 2:05 P. m. to 2,15 p. m.· Eoo, 1 1 26 p. FRIDAY, SEPT. S- aayne.. 2:io;., 2:15 p. Dl.i K.vc8r, ip;Jn. mentaey, 9 a. m. to U:JO L m.; to 3dS ·p. m.;~e~.rastatloQ.3:30 c::!h::, for the Harao Tnee Hlgt),,.t2:f5 p.m. to 1i45 .P, m.; KIDitlp, 4p. m. to next two weeks of operations (no to 3 p. m.; Smith's, 3:10 p. m. to 4:30 p. m. . . bookmobile on Mondays): 3:30 p. m.; Llyno'o, 3:40 p.m. to THURSDAY, SEPT, 11;, Adela· 'fUES>AY, SEPT. 2 - Hannan 4:05p.m.; HamUton's, f:t5p.m. Trace Elementary, 9 a. m. to 2:30 to 4:30 p, m. p. m. ; Crown Clt.Y Community, TUESDAY, SEPT. 9- Vlrton . ' ' Elemental')', 9:30 L m. to 11:30 3 to 3:30 p, m. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 3 - a. m.; Ewlngton, i2:30 p. m. to Green Elementary, 9 to 11:30 L i2:45 p.m.; Vlnton,lp. m.to1:30 m.; Southwestern High, t to 2:30 p.m.; Glen Smnmtt, 1 ~ 40 P. m.to · p, m.i Rodney, 3 to 3:30p.m.; 2 p. ~;North Gall1a High, 2:05 . GAT LIPOLJS - ... r Llbraryrelhedea~ Vall~. sEJ>i !%: ~11 m:1::. ~3 t~.;.~ ~~::, El~ry,19 v1lle LJQ,.tql_t:tS a: m.; Otellhlre-~ier ~ ... lacy, 12:30.P, m. to 2:3op. 111.;. Cheshire, US p, m. to 3 ·P· '!'-• Addovllle,3:15p. m.to3:30p.m.,; ~---· Cr k, 3s50 to vvv.o.a.., s ee P. m. · 4:U p. m. FRIDAY, . SEPT, 12 - Rio Grande Elemebry, 9 .L ~· . to 11:30 L m.; Centoi:Poiltl; 12.15p. IJ!/ to 12:45 P. m.; Elementaey, 1 p. m. to 3 P. ~. Centerville, 3:05 p, to 3:15 p. m.; Wls Village, 3.45 JJ• m. to 4:30 P· m. ·.;!\ . ,,.,:_ ·" . · ~ ' . . ·'f. ,_., .~.-t·' < '·' • ,< I < "· ) 'I' L ', '·· " ftM '· . ·\Air,_. ~~T. ,. ed at the &elllon are located In Pomeroy, Jack1011, Atilens, Ironton, Lopn, Ctrelevllle, New Lex- Cente~ Ington, Line: aster, Marietta and Chillicothe. This meeting will be the ..,. DUal Knlitlto Templar training llld aclv!Jing achooi In lllllruc. lion, ThO»"e will be lnslructlon, llld dtscuuioo of new, and preseniq OJllll'(IVed metlloda ot pro. cedures Ill rltualla11c work, and full All oltlcetl and membera of the visiting and loe&l CoDllllallderlea are urged to bring IJ:elr m: A cl.eck-up of your house and property iJ alwaya !mporlmlt, but it iJ eipecially 10 In the fell. · Your home faces IIJ1 wont period in terms of puuiJhment from the weather. Your own comfort, as well u lbe well being of your prOperty, ,depends on a thoroup fall Inspection. Tblo Ia the bOat -time of lbe. :rear· for painting. The .. ~ather reDUI!ns eomfortable enough to work outdoOrs but not too hot to be uncomfortable. Wood slciiDg baa bat! a good~ to dry - out--unlike the spring, wben · It may sliU retain moisture from tile. previous winter. · Do~t aedioet f....• and 9:30 tU 5:00- · WEDNESIAY,· SEPT. 3 9:00 til 4:30 l:OD-2:00 form_...•. wives, The Gallipolis Chapter, Order ol Eallem Siers arran,pd an ly MR. FIX ' seaiOIIal ftlliJeo. 'l'ltey really ..... .paiDihl mON ofle!> lllu yow·boue, · Make · ro¢, 'gutter 111d and inspect the furnace, not the first cold snap. If you are unsure of what to do, call in a heating contractor. On forced-air furnaces, make certain you have a clean filter installed. lupeet driveway, lhle· walb, brick 1 t e p 1, 1toae fOaDdalloaa for craeb. MU. repeln ID coaerele and mor· tar befere cold weather armH. Oace !Wed with molalare, llle alienate freezbc ODd llloWm( WW mob lbe craeb much lar(er by lbe time wDier b over. Clean out all loose material from the cracks. Widen them slightly, maklug them wider at the bottom than at the top. Use ready-mix materials and just mix with water. Mix ODiy what you need Immediately. Keep the patch moist for sever& days. Put garden tools away clean and sharp. Scrape off mud and give metal parts a light coating of oil. Hang them up, rather than slack· iDg them iD a corner. Drain the garden hose and coil it neatly before storing it. · .. Before eeld weather eonin:, torn off tbe water aupply IAI oulllde faucell. ()pea aud dralu tile faueela. Call arooad tile plpea wbere =~~~ome through lbe 0'/sen aptiuto. ReDall that water Oowsha~n~ger,~s~s~o: · Clean ouj leaves · You wW have to eral .times during Take put .. :~· Mrs.' Gary Stephen Anderson llre<lnaboro, and J. Jeffrey ~ and Lake Loulae they will realde lair. :: · ·~. 'ftle.:atttndai!ta were all · r•lla 'a...Nr bl\lo - PaPt II'Oiraln hala Ill llllllral 1traw PI!. ribbon. Their bouquet& ...S... with IIIli IY7·l1Ml ' od' prdan flowera will: atbluecomtow.ra, 1be brldoiroom•a lather "~ .· ICil II - at 199 Beooett A-ve., Long Beach, The bride' a mother WOf'l'<'a Calif. ~ colored peau de sotr sciJm Kl . ,, =s . . . . -- TOwn's Claim To GALLIPOLIS, OHIO · RIO •' COLLEGE , alte o1 tile ......u bouse or t11o Indians ID the late 18111 Century. First Semester, 1969-70 Dept. Ed. Class Location Cr. Day 412 Ttaehi114 Natural ea-.us 2 TH Science 1n El. Ed. 303 Seminar Ia American Cmpus 3 W Enj. / Literature Enc. Etll. 413 Shakespeare 233 Childn!n's Phii.·Rel. Poi.·Sci. Ed.,Psych. Splleb , Llt.atwe 223 New Testament i05 lnllodllction to Time .6:30 6:30 ·Jackson 3 T Ca-.us 3 T 6:30 6:30 American Goweri1JIIt11t Jl3 Social PsrdtoloiJof· ~!'!! . ~ ~ 105 Flllldamentals · Speech . Be rather bountiful tban expenalve; do eoo<1 with what tbou hall. or It wUI do tbee no good.- WOllam .Penn, Quaker founder of .Pennll'lvaota: 6:30 6:30 Cmpus 3 II . . CllllpuS 5 T·TH , · -..- ll' Ill 7,000 that Wapekoneta Wu U:e primary vUI&ge a!ld . SUNOAY TIMES-SENTINEl. ,......._ t~l7 s.dl¥ llt -lht Olllo V111w P-.Jt.N.. (.,._. G...u.tPOUI DAILV TIUBliNt · 4S.j. P. . IDI1'hliill AW.,GIIl"""-11, 0.!-'! u.... __,...._,...._ ...~~. 51c011S HL. clt.11 h*-' Nd' at Gdllltlllll,. Olio, , . . '. Oil this !l!e~ rptcial • ' ' ·• · · llltli\4Ji4,.1110111tiUVhO · (~f!' T~irr. r~'i·::·~ SIIJI'tllll! Jt'ii ,,' tour. . ll .~ was · 1a the Cll;y Br<:lherl,y Looe that .- ' ' of ';..'~- culprlta llole Milrp,y•a favorite pullor a1orw wiU: hla woods and .. trona. Ellhl &<>!fora ooored a 61 1 lnclud!Jis Phil ~·· .Bob Smltli, 'Bob Lunn, ~ Pace, R.H. Slkeo, Jerry A-, llal Uuderwood liMI Martin Roeil!* · of Holland. . ' . ' Jaclt Nlcllaua, · Glib w1o early lbla iflir II Bait · Dlqo, joined oil othar .playera · II'GI!Ped at ~. , . · Aleo iboQI!III a fl ,- ., ~- · *• 6:30 COLOJI ALSO · .. ~ ' .·. ' ., { ' .' ' :· -i ' IN ·"TO HEll.· I' ' REGISTRATION FOR EV~NING CL;ASSES ' '' f,. • '• •• IS ·IEDNESDA YSEPTE.ER3. U&l 6:»1:30 P.M. IN COIIMUNITY HALL ' ' ; ; WIS .' door prize. The host:e11ea ed a dessert course. '< ' < ,,. llerY-. BARBS ly PHIL PASTORET If the bathtub never hal a ring around it, you have a wile who is a scrupulous housekeeper, or else you have awfully dirty kido. • • • their mind& u a hai?pieee. • • • All lome men have on Smart kids take an apple to the teacher. Wise ones year-. · The given bytllecom- 10 TO 3 10 TO 3 THESE ARE JUST A 10 w 30 SCHOOL BOOK SATCHEL QUART LIMIT 4 Excelle~~t preun&aUon of .JI.. IWDmer'a p WHITE - COLORS REG. $1.49 PRINTS 3~~G.96e 4 ,h 0' tf!!!t/J~ ~ STRETCH NYLON PANTY HOSE REG. 1.27 Nude heel, seamless mesh for unbeatable fit and beauty . Run Ban at end of panty . Small, aver., tall and utratall. 8 lo 11 · 11 2. Newest fashion shades . thfl . on u-. -· PANTIES llillllillll- ' - achedule by the newa-r hu PfOGiced newi.IIOreatlntllo-- , mobile. A variety of new booka ' were offered th6 truck. The atalf madO every poaalble elfort \O'prolide anlnviUngalmolj:honl IAIIJ:e maOj' patrono. If you didn't Vil!t tile - bile this past IUII'IJIIer, we hope to - 1011 1114 winter. II' you llYe In IJ:e COUII\Y lo a settlement that we mla.tdthfa·J*ItlllDlmer/ add wouiQ lido service noxt l)llllmer, pl•aecoolact us_110d11t\ we can lac:ludt your area In 2-12 Reg. $ 33 2.99 . SD HANDY FOR YOUNGER In IJ:e month of Aujplot, addlnll tit¥• to the agenda. Ao expanded schedule waa used which included some ol the 11101t untravelled areas ot the COWJ.ty • , GIRLs " VALUE LIMIT 3 GENUI PRINTS AND SOLIDS 20"140'~ 'lATH '' . • . . tribute to those 11,11iion's workillfl 'achiev.enrenrs whi'ch rite· progress 'rhe 10~.o,~::.~lie~t~s. for the . To A111crica's '' t·• •• 6:30 ·. .... proi ptrity of this · illeilfjth Arr4 illtc(jr/ty ·. 'btll~r flltwe wc.'rc . liriir.crs, our iDdllt: ' ·. I ' ! R~ .Taylor. in , TOHI~I! a Tree" and encled will: a homomaker• .Pl'&)'er. _·! ., lira. Pbl Flllher recoiYed tha · mltlee on tile pledge to the ,flag _ . . . the flrat check to see whether abe wears ator.. bought chop. -ling wiU: Mra. Fred Neue pers. CONVERTIBLE STRAP OR HANDLE enUre aehedule. Alao, tor the first time the unit was operated ·CLASSES IEGIN IONDAY, SIPTEIIII 8, 1969 '":' A report .; ', givlng dovollono takell from Luke . mmwtodl- J7. 9le J'8ld ra JOeiJl HP1antJiw i ; ·-s SUPEBLEND 3,257 volume• ror the summer. The lncreaae Ia due to several factOrs. One Ia tbe equipment waa In ruludng condition tor the WAPAKONETA, Ol!lo ·(UPI}'- . The Ol!lo lllatorlcal Soci<Q.Olllllonr Nell ~ aald Saturdlljo' It hal! ordered olllclalb . has ~ 1110 ·· ..,. hiBiunY markers prepared bllaila ao thla ' com. f<ll' pOetlrw at il1e - · • ciQo IIIUII!t:y•i principle · clalni to llmlla; 1be new Blsn• will r that Wepakonela Is tllo bomatDwD Ill the Apollo 11 u. · tranaut, !!rat ·man oo t h e CUrrer:! markers loll vlsllota to lbla wetlem Oblo oommunl- ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~UM;;~·......~....... SCHEDULE OF EVENING CL.SSES ' A Ar-- books from the truck. 'l1dll corn. pared wltll last yeer'o ftgure of · · •Famels · . Renlaced 302 SECOND AYE. · . . . . . · · · r · ' I, . Yide_...i•wuii••I>¥Mn. Fred ~. !lhe ..... IIMil'be diYided In tile IPIIJw, that lllo mfddlo llhould be and onq three or fwr ol t11o uMd."For beat reaulll per-.Ia aboalcl never be lel! in the ~Pte place more than tbree ylar1, M.ra. Nease potatod out. Ao ell • !olllae arrangement waa exhibited by Mra. Edlaoo Hol!oO. Timely l:lnta were liYen bJo Mra. Vernm Nease. !ile auegeotad that lrees and lll:rubll be planted In 1118 fall, lllit ever. greeful be truapluted now, and that cb1')'8111themuma be given support to bold il1e llrailltL ••llilllnl FrOm U:io Rrst of June IJ:I'OUIII the 28U: Ill Augult It baa been on : tho roed 48 dayo mlslllntr .., achedulecl al<lpl; 84 dllferent loeaUono In IJ:a COUIIIl' were'vlalt. ed every other week • Patrons borrowed over 14,500 llrflllaF'ttlnd j -' BAGS summer. ••••• .. IINid ·plnltl•.., wll talll . . . . . . . . ,..... Y4lli'll . . . . . . )'Mit ._.finial all,..._ .. ,_·~ ..., ........ llhlllltlillln fill/fill ... 1 laS ....... -~ 1l.OO "'child. . v.. _., ....,., lbc7'• ar -........ - 1101' PIIOOfl, ·-~CliO....... .a.__. aur .,.a.~ -,__,.._ ' I o SPECIALS! MONDAY ONLY Gallll eouDIY Dlatrlct Ubr&ry Bool!moblle colllllletaslta bualeat NATURAL COLOR TOOl -·tian ,..,.,..fk!ww, naming their most sucee11f'Ul vacation draws to an end, the ........ ,.,.. . . JYit . . . . ,.., ~.... ·--- h&YI Interesting program By JOIIIIJ:an E. Louden GALLIPOLIS - Aa summer 1ft l :to : ' mot c- Has 48-0 · Go Record . )IOU Olft ..., Pl)ltnltt ' c: . . . . . . . . . __-.. . .. .·~ullir«ry '"' 98c . .. ., ........ ..... _... -··· - • tor il1e ...adleo do DOt have to belong to t11o Eallem ' . POMEROV - lilkll!l' or a ""· Slar to allend. trljJ to llawaU ..... ...... Reaervlllona for tile oveut bJo Mra. !liltoaiiOuclaolijolt lhould be melled to Dwlalrt tile Wildwood Gardea Clob Wetherllol~ 6i0 Firat Ave., Gal. Wedneldt¥ nlalrt at tile borne <it 11110111 bJo Sept. 8. Mr1. Clllrord Phlilfjll w!U: lfn. other R o 1 e COUunandery evenla upcomiJia lneludeille York Alfred Yeauger 11 tile kollleaa. Rite to be held iiWiclal' Mra. -llhiu alao llhowed Sept. 7 for ell members Ill GeL. 11lldea ol arrangements made llpolia Chaptor, Moriah C<lwlcU from dried and other long • laotand IJ:e COmmanclery. The oookout wUl be held at 4 lnl!.materlala. p.m. at IJ:e K,yger Creek Reerea. blblled at tile meellq were AA!IItton area. Reservation& lhould ed will: blue rlbllonabelngawardbe made by e&lllnl! a.ymond M. ed to Mra. Denver Holler, !Ira. Jones, ThomaiJ E. Mills and Fred Neaae; Mra. JUramFIIher, •Mrs. Edleon Hol1oo, and Mra. Dwight WotbelboiL l'llllllps. Alao plamed iJ a full form op. During tile meeting prelided enlng revue for Commandeey over bJo Mro. Karl Groeaer, tile wlvea. A reYival of IJ:e pot. lu<k dinner !or Slr Knlibll and Me1p Count;y Fair a- their wives Prior to stated coo. wu dlseused. Reportaweregtv. clave• are being plamed ror the en on entries ol the club. Mem.. bera reaJ>OIIIIecl to roll cell bJo faU Winter months. m~<an~~;r.,;:~ picture of your ba6y _... ' lace yoke and corsage~ orchlcl. 1be bride- ed here many Urnes. ~.. modler wore an amber Among tile guests besldea the IIOWD and a cymbydlom or. bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Olear M. Havecatt ol CO.. A garden reception fo"- lombus and IJ:e groom's grand. U:e 200 &Uellls and relaUvea. mother, Mra. R. A. Means of The bride Ia a graduate .fll st. Petersburg, Fin., were Mr• College, the briae. and t.lra. Wendell West, t.lr. and Jroom, a P&duaiAI of Maaaachlt. Mrs. Paul McNealey or GaJllpo.. lnltlazte Te<lmoiOCI' lla and Mrs. Frank HeniOn of Pt. both ue 'StudiGti. . Pleasant, aunta and uncles of the Br~·!.; I ~ t . 111H (!I 1J ll r ·· .,, . , - ·l1 "'': ,, ..•... ,; (BUICK • WHilE) ,..,.... ,• , The bride's father la a native of Galllpolla and she haa vlait- !!::~~ BxtO . . . . . ._,..LY~TA"fttD. r li MURPHY Get a beautiful lor only of:· .1 OPE BORD Clean out rubbish, especially In the :dc,tai\Y .'1! 11\Q ~ 'f!mul\l• '.and liiallnc pJties. , . to clean •. , ~~- 'i-P'IH A.O..I ·' . '.'1 Take Another Look . will dOWDJ)iout repairs DOW. Nall. down roof ·siiiDIIel.llalin · with a blf of rOof: c:Oa · to pre. VOJII rust. .· . :Saud and pain( r u il t y spots on pttera and d.owu- t ' of the Fourth Division on Saturtlt¥, ~· i3 !rom 2 to 7 p.m. Commlllderies to be represent- FALL :IS . BEST TIME TO WINTERIZE HOME 2 ' 'GALLIPOLIS - The Roae COmmiiQilery No. 43, Knlitlto Templar wUI boll oltlcera and Sr Knl&hll of all Commanderlea I .DO-IT-YOURSELF TUESDAY, ' :•;" 1 .,. ' 'r :'..;. j, I t· ·~ yWeds -, Ann:ual Knights Terrrplar Mis. Houdoshelt Shows · ' . Training Session Set olumbus For· Wildwood Garden Ciub anon-.. . ' ... ~ ~ 4. DOZENS,' • " O..f I ' HARDWOOD CHARCOAL IOI:UND 2 FOR $1 ~- 57c EACH LIMIT 2 �·... nftS.•~~Cia)'·' Tlm~s-.'ienUiic~l :!·k·. !.~iikuw: it,31::1ood '~ .~. . '\::V ' I .. s" . e .~.m.g ani ~~!!~~:.~~;~·Missot AMMr. Loo- ' ! ' ·., ~ ' . tied wUh whUe satin· atroaP1&rs. : '··"I ' .., E O\ C L ng~d '" .,:qw~. )< - ··Attfl!nill~. Miss UeesasmatrQn ;,'• · '' ..... nQ .. ·..~· ' •." ', •ca. marked with White setinbowsaOO llly~f-the-w;Uey. Serving as alta~; boys were Master John Cor- nell and Master Kenneth Collier. ::A· ~alf-hoW' of w~illlJ music ~~.,"presertJe(l by Mrs. Louis F';rt~, ·· Jrr, ·Pret~eding the cere- ~. t :'the bride was estorted to the ·· altar b,y her brother, Ll.. j.g. D. lAOOard Rees.. Her formal length A-line gown of white organza was fashioned with an Empire bodice, bateau neckline and long tapered slee"Ves. Imported late inserts reembroidered with seed pearJs and bugle beads trimmed the long sleeves and the neckline. lhe motif was repeated on her dctach~~le chapel length tunnel train. · Her bouffant veil of illusion wa" attached to a rose or organza embroidered with seed pearls a n d crystal tear drops. Tucked in her •' sleeve was an antique linen harrl'. kerchief. _, Sbe carried a cascade bouquet ' -:or li.ly~.the-vaiJel, gJameUias, ·' carnations, and slephanoUs an:l t; . •:• LADIES SHELLS RAGLAN SHOULDER SllES 42 to 46, ss.95 Darnbrough's ' Department store GaiUpolis .l h· • i !f ' ., '• '''r''" , •• ,, 'f... ~t.;• '·~· ~. ' .· ,,,. ' ' 1 .. ~,.:,..~"\\j• if, -~ ••/., •·~f... ..... ' '1t ~ ... . A ·,· ' Th. . ·' ..... . . ;rm." · .omQs ':tf , . ' ·:"I", ::~ ·V•t j ' ' ,. .. ' • f , . . '- • "I ~ '. 1N :. , ~ :.;.1·~ •. • • ' ' .. 1 t ,. ' •. ' ' \ /.•f ',' '• ' ' ...... • .,, - ..1/,• •. ... --·bod I'Umetw and baen -.cla1li ~ u tiouu ' por_...,.; ' I( lhe GaliiJGIII • - a . Prlo. Out~ of· town guestsaUen:li11!: were Mr. an:l Mrs. Edward Va~ hala arxl CamUy, Elkhart, 100.;; Mr. ard Mrs. Paul Stropki, Ga~ llanm; Mr. and Mrs. David Sloan, North Olmstead, Ohio; Mr. ard Mrs. Michael Vereb and family, Erie, Pa. i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lt. and Mrs James Walter Grywalskr by members of the United States Navy al'ki Marine Corps. Friends of the bride and groom who par~ ticipated were LL Dan Gerhardt arxl Lt. Robert Hartman of the Marine Corps, Quantico, \ 'a.i Lt. j.g. Frederick Sautter, Lt. j. g. Kenneth Miller, U. j.g. Patrick Stacker and U. j. g. D. Leonard Rees, all of the U. S. S. Power, Mayport Naval Base, Mayport, Fla. Immediately following the ccr~ emon.}· a reception was held at the Lafa;)•ette Hotel. Ilo~;tesses for the buffet supper and dance were Mrs. Lawrence foucy an:l Mrs. Dale Hoehne, Columbus; M% ,~J~.!i~Eha;<I~ , M~ §!~rUng; 'J>I,i,ss . '!'111\~· ~rrl,ca)" , Oxtq.;<J; · Miss~J Susap , Grywa)ski, f:anton, and MiSs · ROOin Franc~-~ GaUi~ pous. · The buffet table was ·entered with an arrangement of white pompon mums an:l fern on an antique crystal cake stand wtlich had belorged to thebride'sgreat~ grandmother. The bride's table was beautiMly appointed with crystal acces~ sories including candelabra holding white tapers deeorated with turquoise ribbon a~ lily-of-the"Valley. The tiered wedding cake, topped with the traditional minia~ ture bride and groom figures, was sur'roundl'<l by turquoise and white salln ribbon. Using t he groom's sword the CQltJie eli. the cake, after which it was served by Mrs. Dan Gerhardt and Misa Robin France. Near the close of an nening or dancing and follOWill[ the tradl~ tional Polish weddiJl: dance, the couple left for a short weddi~ trip which took them to Camp LeJeune, N. C. 1 where Lt. Grywall!iki will have several weeks or training before leaving for a tour of duty in Vietnam. The new Mrs. Crywalski will then return to Miami University to complete her senior year. For tra "Velin~ the bri~e c~~ed Minotti, Yourwstown, Ohio; Mr. Justin Miller, Miss Deborah •A. llooo, Mr. Grid Mrs. Chor.les ; Saunders . Marcia, and Roger Lee. Mrs. LIG,Yd Roullh, Mro. Chester tern. ley, Mrs. Harold Mack, Mra. eo.. mer Bradbuey, ~s. Ivan· Gro. ver, Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew, Mro. Forrest McNeal and Ramona, Mrs. James Milt Shelley Buck, Mrs. Junior How- Pre-. ard and Missy. Mlsa TMnmy Matthews, Mrl. Melvtn Uttle, Cl!;r~ 1919 polls. They have lbree grandoons,, ~~~;;pft;,';d- -~~"'"'""''"'"'ow.~_.~ Wed. dinn."' Band~"'! llrs. George Brady · and Mr.· and Mrs. Jorey PIJlPOII and chlldron, or Froilprool, Fla, and Ml,. Marsb Karr ol l>fracuse were ll\lestll this · week ·111 the home ot•·Mr, 'and Mrs.~ Frazlsr. 11telr 11011, Roderick and hll wile and baby or Columbia, have also been vle!tlni. ROd and . !amiJ,y rii1Urned loColumbloyea. Matia0ally Ad..,.lood London, Ohio; Mr. a.IXI Mrs. El~ den Stalder. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wlnzinek, Mr. Carl Snyder, Mr. am Mrs. SamL. Arlastasarxl sons, Sammy and Larry. Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Dragovich, Mr. and Mrs. Dennls Gragovich, Min Marie Fisher, Canton; Mrs. Richard Ruasell, Miss Ceee Rusaell, Bay VUlage, Ohio. . IOljllol, preooilad I - Y-, Ladles Wecldlnt . ,RIJII ..... ; .... $12.50 Mens Weadlnt Rllll ... .........$22.50 ~-.-- ·~ ..e..... ::~~u:..,~;_*:s.! TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio "*'' -0. Wei...,.. Youngs Host H . v h ,... Fellows"~ ~uc~v Marl• '-=..m."'*!~eCharlesL,Ec. 'niO,li '!'tf.'r"!·.· W~Mai!; OatttU4illlillaiiW~I it~. t -~~-· . ;~ f • ·lna Jlotrl1':i.';ii;t · .. .,_ · ;·' .... r....t· FOR BACK ·TO ·SCHOOL ... ~ HAND KNITTED Roush Reunion Held (!""~"""'~ "~011" .0 ~u\.~ 0 • Sdnda1 "~ U!_•11IJ:.t ...... r Mrs. William H. Word Jr. :::·.s.~E · Dorofhy Lynne Jllllem or ·Polni de Parll lace for lho -co llid l q !lor dlolalllllllh ~ ..... ' ".' .. :.HAVE lillliSI!ll RECENTLY TIIELMA SIIAVER~S atn1Unc loco. oclaod will! matchlnc laee. !lbe Mr. and Mrl. WWiam Walker. j .._ 'W .ba back In circulation by tllo time,... roa411do, but lkaow carried a caieade or while IIIII Scorlnr for prtzoo ..... lbe _,boo baen- 111o traalber ~or u. - · ,...loom. lflhl blue - - dallies q , e1ontattt1 boo dane a lot or IJOOd 110r11 tor .... COIIUIIIII!I1.' · l'f, ' ond low net - Jodie Foldeo aad 11to bride's ~ were Charles Neal; Low PJ111 - Bot. Milo VIcki ~.maid or hoD. · Sommer 01111 Dr. R.D. 11tomar, and Mloo Jo.rco Hollmu. 11i Cloaest to ptn on No. 7 'lbllf - . !'horl OlO«Vo, Ooar Irma Evano and Dr. IL B. 11!om. leallh A • liDo 11011110 or Ullbl u; Moat 5•• - JUIIdta Ntal aDd -dolled lhrioa wllb on ~ John Evans; Moat 7'o - Ava~ or llldte dolled .,.., aad match. Luck and Harriet Thomao; C.... blr bowo Ill lbelr balr. 11toy car; solation III'OIS - Mary Tbomu ried calllll ilooep,yo or· llldte Mrs. James J Enyart and Barnoy Weover, VlqlnlaDaD~~r~Ue~;lte daloloa. , lolloo , Ma!IOio El......_, ln'as and centered will> a three tended Rio Grande College. !he vles and Clarence ""'"'tdoce ct lbe brldolroom, wu the tier we<ld!aa cake Iced In llldle la emlJioJed as a teacher at Ad- Pbyllls !loeeto and Frat* !Wter. n-t ldrl, WMrlqafloor llllllh ·8101 deooraled will! yollow rooea. davllle Elements.,. School In lbe Driving the 1111 No. 16 ' ' ,!, HAVE YOU THE NIFTY • - l l f l Job dane at 1537 .... or '..., blue• • carried • Prelldlng at lbe brlde'olable Kyaer Creek Loc:al School Die• were Charloo Neal, (tllo ..., ~ . l!lulmt. Jalltl aad Glaob'o Br-llloe dane II? " lo hit within tile marbd c:lrcle) buket or ·Jellow 1010 pe~a~11.., were Milo Bralda Gr..,, M111 trict. • Dr. R. D. 11tomu, Dick Roder11le ,brfde•a - . a Palsy Schuldt, and Milo Kay i · , LET'S Not ·FORGET DICK LAKINI IOII\rtlmea !olko are foraot- bt limo II'.., -lace Vollbom. A eraduate or caliDa Hlllh Ick, Joe F-beoch and Boop will! llhlte aecoooorleo andaccr. Whenlbe COIIIJleleltforaweekSchool, lhe bridegraom Is aloo 1111 lltila.- their--~~- d!!Dadt. Aller alaag 1Jme or bordlhl,p like lllck'o bod, aa •CIIInllltl-.tll lip or llhlte IDirii\IOritedelolos. end wecld!ng trip tile brldelravel- a gradUate at Miami Vnlverstv 1be brldeJroom•amoa.rwore ed in a steeveiesa AJine tualc at Oxrord, and Is employed as 1 "drelo ct llllht blue bJoeadod or Ice blue ombosoed Korean driver educad'"' lnllru- and Loltlo Yam, llr. and Mrs. Luo. oaUa will! llldle acceaoorles 01111 allk, Her <or liP was or white asaJ stant football coach at Gl1lla HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER tor ~ lit. and lira. Delbert a cortiap iot llldle lll&riUorlle mar111erlte dale!oo' VlsldJW hours Z-4 and 7-8 p. Academy lUilh Scbool. Davlo, llro. ~. lho dallies. 11te bride lo aeradllate or Gal. m. Parents ooly 1111 Pediatrlco 11le COUple reside on Like OrriS rOUt ROY, and Mrs. Marlon WUllamo, , Boot man wao Glen Trout, for. lla Acodomy Hlllh School 01111 at- Dr., Ward. at Rio Grande. ~ TomKJrb:y,Mrs.Ceclllfor. mer GoUla Academy IHilh School · ADMISSIONS PublicaUon of admiaalona Ia 1 YOUJIB, Bom!o w......... prohiblled until 1\trther notice. , ,,., holt, 01111 Rooo Marlo lla- ker GAllS ltJolba1l cooch and ' · BIRTIIS ... GAI.I.II!f\LJII •.. l!ldwltt"""'~~~Dt:,,.~4r:;;;....:_ ·,·or · GALLIPO~- Tbeltoullhh- Lester Roullh, Mr. aad Mro, llro. Gary c. caJilhaa, Kerr, ' . ('.. • hOld "BOb tJqyd Rwsh, lolr, and lolro. .... 4:118· p. m. Frldoy; Mrs. tt lho 11\tirto/; lliry f"'i ' ' .._ EYIIIII Flrttio Shelter House, will! James Rouoh, Mr. and lira. Gro- Charles R. ~at, New Hav· 1<' ~· all.ri'lde followoclllll a ~; Torua llid CalbJ Xc!iell;· WWWblleOnTtiomao 'broli..r · 8~1nallendance. •er Cromoano, Mr. and Mn. OD, dau&ltter~ 9:24 p. m. Frldoy; at 1be 1iomo or Mr. , D11111f lllvel,r, ~ aad ate ct t11o . bride, wao at U., IIUOit D e s - ol Oreoteo and Tom Cremeans and TOOIJII¥, Mr. Mrs. Elvin 1. - · 111. I, i, atil ~·- DU:ni )t'~ , KJrb:y,. . . .....,., Lottie Roullh tnjo)'ed a bountlll11 Mr. and Mra. Thomas Rapo, MlddiODOrt, dau&ldor. 5:44 .. m. :· Itt ocldldott 1o the boil IIIIi boo. Guelllo-werolloprW~, ca. 11to reeopdoo wu held In tile dinner and social dme. Mr. and Mrs. Lowoll Call, Boclcy, Soturday, > ~ 111o foiiO!dna ...,.. or 11>1 FWihler, Garey Kerr and ch1lreh dbdq .._ where tile In charge ol acllvldosll)J' lbe Brende and Beth; Pam Rlpu, DISCHARGES c; loOIIi ...... were prenat, Mro. llebblo liollt•.Cldpper Kfi111, brlde•o table no oclorned will! di.Y 118re Frank Cno~ liar- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rapa, Tom Amot R. lforrl- Eulos N; : ',,;,.· pJIOw ....... in &luo candela. old and Lowell C&ll. and Todd; llr. and Mro. Frank 'l'urMr, Mrs. 1. Melvin SJdd. , · ODd Mrs. Stewart, Kalby and Marl¥; lira. more, Mra. Gertrutle Markle, ., Holllo Whlll, Jimmy l»ckman, 1 ' ,' . , ••~,,."ll'iT•"V• Mro. Goldie Cremeans, lira. 1 l· , Lewlo Seolt and Ranc17, Mr. aad :. • .. . Mrs. Cl,yde llradbury, llr. and !'IM!irJEEN Mn. Paul ar......,. and Stev111, Mr. and Mrs. AllliiiiScoll, Lori, Cl!rlo and Denise; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Scott, Julie and Tancb"; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Creme101, Fred!IY, llatV and Kim; Joan GALUA COVNTY Rld!JW Club lfu!dns, Mr, and Mrs. llarold wW meet at 11 L m. for a ..:. Wallier, POlly and l..etlf, Mr. traU ride at Ule Cllarley Bar- · '" and lira. llorrlll Brucker, BlllJo CUI tesideact. Brine Covered dill>. ' and Jlmtnr. Mr. and Mrs. Foroil 11ar<1e111, Mr, and llro. Lloyd HOMECOIIINI; at Pop!arllldp t:,• Roulll, Jr. and ~hBdrenj Mr. and ~CIIurch, IOa.m.Buliet llro. Kenny GrojJea and ...... dlnttez: atiiOOJt. ~lalala&ers. :rol!ll4 l!lifll ~~•s on sllllpelhp Mr. and Mrl, Robert ~ atil PAINT CRED< Churth - . . ~t{l . , . our ".Loll!p41p" I• ll"'t• SIIOPIII cblldna, Mra. Pauline Yuag!n. ....... dlmei will be served ,lelllbe,,~ ..... Mr. and Mrs. Bill wu...., tollotdq &tttday School boor Mr. and llro. Frank c ......... and IIIOrtda8 -llhlp ... J· ' ' IIIII cart, Mr. and Mra. AIY& ·,, ·, Pltll• litYfted, Roulll aad Debbie. ' ' . B08)'ER • WU.IJAMS r-on NOll YtiJ' tile rouolm wUI be GaWo CouniY Jua!or Fairheld atlbe ADIO place m Aua. - - . , malnstap. 23 will! Tom Rapn, AlllooaScolt ~AL NEAL BOUllion wUI ba and ~ Jr. In <harp, ~ . ' bOIAI at Clerl!'o ~ . ANNvAL PETERS roudonwUI v terdl,y, and Mrs. Geol110 Moo<b', Mr. and Mrs; ·RoberiL. Sending glfls were Mrs. JooeJh or 227 Second Ave. and latnlJ¥'are Whiting, Marletla; Mr. Blake Burger, Mrs. Marguerltte KaU, vaeot1on1na at Myrtle Beacb. Traendly, New York. N. Y.: Mr. Mrs. Ora Kall, Mlu . Comle Mr. aad Mrs. John Allleoo and Milan P. Vahala, cambridp, sWisher, Mrl. Joey Le&eb, ,Mra. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Db Jamea Rodgers and dou&lrtero, ..., John, . . - yellferday and family, Orrville, Ohio; Mr. Mrs. Jom Cooghooour, Mro, c. from a lllldni trip on Lake Erie. and Mrs. Joseph Pi.lck alii fam- W. Buck, Mrs. Don Skaill, Mra. While In llllrtllem OhiOthOTvllllily, Pleasali. City, Ollio; Lt. and Orville Bratton, Mrs• .Johnnfe ocl points or ~merest In tile oreo. Mrs. Dan E. Gerhardt, Mt. sterl~ J-lood, Mrs. Robert atrehette, 11te boautlflll pork or SandullliY ing; Mr. David R. Weekley, Cl~ Mrs. David Scott, Mra. David 'created and. malntalaed by clvlo clnnati; Miss Kathy M9rrical, Ox- Mallbows, Mrs, Elwood Howard, clubl was a hlshllllht or lbe trip. ford; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gry .. Sr., Mro. Jolm A. Evans. Mra. rra Neal or 74 Court walski, Mr. and Mrs. John VahaAfter lbe bride • elect aclmotr- !lreet rocenllf had as guests, la, Sr., Mr. anJ Mrs. John Vahai4, ledged tile glfls, refreshmentl or ber nieces, Mra. Ral Greenlch, Jr., Miss Parti Vahala, Byesville, cake, punch anci mlntswereserv. Gary Ward Greenlch, Elyria, and Ohio; M1·, and Mrs•• Jotm Bush, Ina Ward !rom oear Columbus. ed. ' Mr. and, Mrs. Lonnie Fouty, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Story, Mr. aOO: . r,ll;J',,AIID"o Ho<~ •. Ml:a. D,ale J, , . Mrs. LesHe Hawley, Misa Karen Hawle)", Middleport; Mrs. George Hawley, Mrs. Michael Fry, Mrs. Violet Ruasell, Cheshire; Mr. Mervyn Nugent, New ''' r---------, COLUMBIA aC tllpl!ol .,.,.. .... lira. llerboli IIGI.o, Jnoohond, lrorboli Ill nljldo.l IOiiellona Incl...... 0 j'rGmloo lfe, JleeauM, 0ao lllltd - One lliarl, Walk Hand II ~. The Lonl'o Preyer, and · Tba lflddlnl! PrQer. ' 11le brtde ""0 OI<OI1edlo 1ho allir lllr bar tatber.... - ocl In a llldle A.llite poau de oolo over lall'ela will! an all • over eelet?ra:te~~J·:~~~~:,,:~ Wra wUI $1nclay, SePt: 7 a! tllelr home localed.., Rl. lU,at Centenary. Frlllllls and relallvea ore lm'lted to atteod 1 reception pl"'"'ed !rom21A> 4 p.m. Mr. andMr~-· were marrlod Soplem. bar 3, in Galllpollo lnd are tile parontS ·ot two children. Mro. Irene Roberoqn. Atirora, Dl., and IMmSoundorsor Galll- lo~ b~own aril, bl3~k 'llnen:A';ilne .- H9ehne, Min Kar:~n Fu1ick,. to-dress with black accesSorie.s. lwnbus; ~. Paul KraaWa, Mr. The coaple, arc at home to their arxl Mrs. Jamea J. Shaw, Toledo. friends at Apt. 58, Hinson Anna Apartments, Jacksonville, N. C. The bride is a graduate ofGal~ lia Academy High School ard is a senior at Miami Uni"Versityma~ joring in elementary education. She is a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority and the Associa~ tion ror Otlldhood Education. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. George Hawley, Cheshire, and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. ()ptegraff. Gallipolis. Lt. Grywalskt Is a graduate of Central CathoHc High School, ao ..... awarclocl ..~.., 1!> YIIIIA>ra and local ,..,.,., ~ fol.. . lotto: Low - o - -..a O'Brien and ~ SmlUo; Low IIIli - - . , -~.. and !lor" riot Thomu; ~- llq F ............ aad- Rich. ardo; Conooldm ptiU - Acaeo Brown, Alvora ll<tin- and Juonlla NNI; Low pdto- lrlrlan l!:borlllach and llllloJ ..... mer. 'l'lran\1 couploo pliJocl In the Sc:olch F101r- lbodoJ, tllo lourlh - or tbl oo•-· Ar· J'IDIIOIIltlllo ...... In chirp ., llr, and lira. Av• U..., uolotocl 1>1 11r. aad lira. Jom llalll- wllu. lladlall aad dololuandlv. W•• ' "*"" ValloJ ,.. . ... ....... the varsity football team for lour )'oars ard was chosen for memo bership in the Red Devtl's Uub tile retreshment table decoraand the MiaJDI "M'' Club. . 111111. . The rehearsal dinner was host· Games were played will! Mr•· ed by Mr. arrl Mrs. Henry Gry~ Arthur Sounders and illllle walskl on Friday eYe~I"W. August Jo Clark wlmlnl! prbel. ·· ·' 8th, in thB Rivertx.t Room at OsOther II\IOsls attending tile car's. Following the dinner the shower weire Mra.. Harold i... weddi~ party and other guests Clark, Mrs. Jo&eph Leaoh, Mrs. were entertained In their home Iva Clark, Mrs. Wa.yneYattl'lews, by Dr. anti Mrs. Evan Roderick Mrs, Donald Leath, Johmlo, Mary. Of tindiW'IuacW~ ' . . . . patio. ca...._ and receive!~- hlo bashelor's degree lrom Miami VIII· Elizabeth alii ... La. . . . JIIOIII aoJolocl ,U . , rumer and daughters, Itt . . . tltii' ,,, 101! .... held .... Sablrlll.7' AlicUil 14, at tile Bracblry 'ailldll!lln Chelldre, Mro. Jaek Malihel!o ·, 1!14 . Mro. Rallil Neodo were lioetoloo. · · eo for tile evenlns. · Gins for Mlos Cll11< wereP!ac, · ed 111 a lable leaturhir a ~sO white weddiJia bell '!Ill! m!al srtten streamers anCI • 'of pale yOuow neWng, lbe' ln'lde'o colors. 11le ereen and ~lloor eolor ·ocheme wos corried out In verait;y where he also did gra~ ' . .... Gt>lf Aloodltlatl '!i!lt .... ' . ;. IIi, loclloo - u ~:"' . ·.' ~ -.,,.., Cr.uwl tiidt, late work. He wa1 a member of .' ' 'bAW!'oLIB ':. ·Two tluW rit; -~ 'Mill ~ tluk, ' Golf ~~venfs · ,. A~l(ldil~­ ,,GAI;4f0Lis- Uni vcrsity. T h e I r ldentlcall,y styled noor length gowns 01 aqua and turquoise satin, with the colors reversed Cor the honor attei'KIant, featured the Emplre bodice with detachable back panels. Dai nl.Y satLn rulfies edged the small round collars and long sleeves. Their matching headpieces were of net attached to tailored satin bows. The atterdants· carried white baskets of turqooise and white Marguerite daisies tied .with white satin streamers. Paul Grywalski oi Canton served his brother as best man. l lshers were- Richard Arndt, Cantoni Paul Krasula, Toledo, and John Rees, brother of the bride, Gallipolis. Guests wen• registered by Miss Susan Grywalsk.i, Ute groom's sister, of Canton, and Miss Robin France, Gallipolis. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Rees chose Jighlbluedress with matching petal haL Her ac~ cessories were white aOO. she wore a corsage or white carnations. Mrs. Grywalski, mother of the grO'Jm, wore a green ensemble trimmed with crystal beadingard complimented by matching hat and shoes, and a corsage of white carnations. As the couple left the church an arch of swords was formed JEWEL NECK, SHORT SLEEVE ·:(~·~: .•.. .·· '"'•''! ' i; i•'' t .I. ;'o I ., ·.r,~··'··. ,::-1 s·n·,::,~ · B \ r1 (f ,' , 0w_er sister or. tri'e groom "' ~~ ..:> ' BrLdcsmalds wer~ Mlsa Tercy Jine ·l024 &.key., Euclid; Ohio BuSh, ·columbus. ani M~~~Mo1r~~ · l Ave. eX..hanged marriage vows in an Mathews, Pl)rt Huron, Mlct~ •. Impressive double ring ceremony classmates oC the bride aUiian•l , of. Mr. alll Saturday evenire, August 9th, at·'S&int Louis Catholic Chruch. .~~ Rev~ Ri~hlrd lllndel, 0; s.~ a dose friend ol the couple, l'nim.st. Meinrad Semina:ry, st:·"Meinrad, Indiana, to read the 6 ~ m. n~.~JtJal mats before analt.IF decorated with standing \'ases ot white dalsies,-gladloli, baby's bre~Ul and pal~ Tfte pews were '' ' . filooar:ea Wfih 'United states oit '(.: 'i : ' ' or honor was.M1·s. IUcha.rd Amft.. · .. and Lt. James ··~··.~·,, ..rt·:·' l , ,_;4. KCilthFCiark ·, ', . I ·,. '··'· -~· .1 .• Ruff Weds W. H. War · Jr.' GALLIPOLIS - Mlasllorolby exehangea vows wi PONCHO FOR CASUAL FALL WEARING New Jeraey, at 2 p.,n. August24, a. llll:•· Mary 11. llavlo, Mrs. ~ at t11o Louis Cl!urch of GaUl• ar..:to.s.· Mra. Alonzo Mwrta, JQllo. 11te Rev. A. J. Golubiew. lki.IOiemnized tbeWf · • lg' VOW"a. The 'bride attendc. .ebraska Woolliru Vnl_verslty a., ; gr~ ed from Rio Grande College, where llle was a founding meni ~ bar c1. ber social SOforh,y, Al,pli MliBeta. 9te ! · a '-- ~r> . '1 reach6 fl. blolocr at , · --.lern School. llr. Ward ' 'tended Rio Gr e Collep and Montclair Stale Co,. lop, lie Ia elllJ>loyed as a Ulejo --~~.. for Plotooor cap Co, or Clifton, New Jerl40'~ Aller l -Wedding trip lA> llatnobur(, Va., the will no!do at Rose Mamr · · _., Well Patersm, N. J. ~ Mlct.ol E. Mallie, VI- R. EYallll, Mils Ilana C. Bt<!p-, Jlllt Atlo Powell, lira. llamlltoo, Mrs. Eddie Stewart, Halley C. Webb, Mro. Elsa DeLawder. Jr., MrL FrederiCk· Prfdd1. Mra. RGnlld X. Nlcbolaa 1 Mrs. Alan C. WUt, Mrs. Robert A. Oun, lllro. BooU C. llalley, Mrs. Marlin D. Rose, 11ro. Richani L. Jolforo, lira. Ml'rtlo Bnmtlleld, Mro. J -.. E. Limbert, IIGMr P. lluddleotoo,Gary A. stewart, Mrs. Jfarvln L. llall and IDionl Mrs. William R. Gumoll and- ..... H;d VETERANS MEMORIAL • HOSPITAL ADMITTED - llorOiha Foster. Racine; Dottie wm. MIDersvWe; Sherrie Dbwuss. Dexter; ~~e.- ~ Dexter; Mark Dalley, Vldon; Orlo llalibui, Clloahlre; Uev!qr, Mil- llanr 11wd Jobs Are Waitlnt far GBC Graduates J.. oon. f).l.L QUAIRTER BEGINS SEP,,T. If F For cotofoo. write, whit, · or call 4464367" DISCIIARGED - FO<l'estftd>. lnaon, Slenrt, Alena Utdo. Gallipolis Business College MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMITTED - Bo1Q' Boll, Ill· elnoo. 36 Locost GYM sns ,,,.. $198 SAYINGS CERTIFICATES ·oF DEPOSIT NOW EARN ' JACU'F$., . fr011 '$,7. 98 ,.' ' ' '• frill S4.oo · , •..!... INTEREST ' be heldatFt,elelior Cbi(JOIIIIU, Jullortlq. Utar~d. Bultolclliiner at._'All re1a. tlvei biYiad. . . TliE. Siw:rs and w.._ ao!lllott at 11 .""" .., · 11ot11J Fin 'Road, I DJ!Io ort Bt. 218. 1111111!1 aad allet'Doait. / '· ball..., . '' ·ISSUD 101 90 DAtS .. ' IINEWAILE · EVElY 90 lAYS ~ $1000··· · '( VI!' ~,. TO $15,000 ·;':"1':.' 1"14 ~· ";! .: I !• (. ' USE OUR -OR Gollipolis DISCHARGED - N - . , •lllllil4 · STORE HOURS: Sat. 9:00 to 5 Jr , Wi " .&l ; 14'DM Hull, dau&ldor or Mr. and H. Ward Jr.l son 01 JI. Ll . " :' tWt~ Mro. Frank H. - or Tburmon, WWlam H. Ward or .imoke l!~se, WHAT A GROOVY WAY ·TO GO! ' PONTIFJNO, PJ ,EAS E! the J()l)k rarl'ies n strong fa Ahiun mt! S ~U.Ij!t· in it~ long hdted ju~ket und p(~ rfcctly pt·oro•tJOnt\ll pants. The multi mlor stri p£' hlou.st! ad• Is da~h to a . Wicker 1 C••:U"hnmn tor C. runlll•t"J")' 11~nt su1t of 100 '/r. · D-.u~ron~ JlontatiM. Si:r.ns: 8-16 Jocket~$36 Ponts-$20 Blouse-$18 d ,> :·- . . �'. ' . ri-~:ooflfY: ' i .• < ,_ ' Citizens Band ' ' Giv.en· ' '• ' . Picnic Meld Kalil)' Me~ Hood 1111 r.ur iDolllb old Jefhr)' Paid, wll1 01\IC>y, Octdlor'a brl&l1t Ill• weolhor In Gmaa~~r tldl;reor. Tho two plan to l1y to Allpbuq aboul Oct. 1 to JoiD "'" 4 Jollll Hood who Ia sllllonod there with the U. · S. Aim¥. Tho llunlly will return to tho Statos about Dee. 2L John lo duo thee far hill , _. . ~- ..... '. ..;.1. , - .....,... ·-.:.. ,''' . ' SYRA!lqlil: ·-,'. '!!It Tri ~ · Cllli.U ~.... Clllb bekl-. Ill Ails. li"iaf:iina at 1111 10aoi . ~~~~~~~· ~~~~~:;~~ ~ .~~."-~~- - -1 Miss Gloria Buck to _Teac~ Dance Locally I GAL:c:L~'I'Jiorla'~ School r1 Du opens the first "eek , ~ Septe . ber, Registration blank m- lor I'Vmeroy and Gallipolis Ia ~ ·• 8, Gloria Buck, who has . been teaching since age 16 has atterMIed Kent State University where lbe wao maJoring In pbyolcal od. ocadon with concentradon In dance. She atterMia Ohio University majoring In dance and lheater. A limited number of a1uc1on1a will be liCCepted due to her schoolIng at ou. Gloria's training In batoo came frorrt Judy Riggs, rormer Miss ~ of New Mexico; Gall Fucb, Orange Girl at 5yracuae Unlverolly In New York (100 boys and 1 gir~ 1964 Grand National 1 and 2 baton champ; Wal. tor M - ~Baby!...; New York former WorJd Champ; and Fred Millar ~ the famous Blackhawks. She lo a re&llteted profeoalonal toadler wilh the star Line Batoo Co, She ottetxled the lot Natlonol Baton Teachero Cllnlc In Miami, Florida In 1965- ondtheNadon. al Teacher& CUnie ID Mllwaukae, Wloconsln In 1968. She was assiotant batoo teaehor atOhloUniveniQ> Band Camp In 1965. She Ia a member of UnHed Slates Twldlng Anodatlon. Glorltl attended Ohio University lhla liUIIIII181' lll1d waa an' ac- tive member ~ the Ohio Valley Summer Theater Company linllng .... danclng In file Brood.., mufeal u1be Bo)'frlend." Sbe Ia a member ~ tho COium. years. Miss au~·k was the only featured twirler Pomeroy ever bad and the first In tho SEOAL league. She teacheo file prize wlrutlng Glo-Ette beton corpa. Ste was also Miss Southern Ohio ~ file MI., American Pa. _ . In 1i6-r.-''She ..0. 1h!a dUe doing a modiOI' of dance and baton and - - to Ulo Mloa Ohio Papont. She bas_been a judge at beauty paaeanta lncludlnc Ulo Mlas Ma1011 Coun1;y, ol the Miss Ameriea Pageant and the 4111 or tile July .u.;..r her - - ........ """""' ,.,.., at GtO lliatM!r. IIUIII Hotel; Ill oiiUtf- of llro."" S.V-• IJirtlldiJ' -ver. ...,.. Caruthers -- Crllfll Cll Soptember 12, 11_. ltto· learnlhaator)'~ti»Sioul IIOOIIIo u lho.v are todo,r and u lho.v-•durl.'111heButreloEra. WOrmodon bn an 1e11ifl11 and aclleduled lhrouotlaut file com1n11 monthl 11 a>OIIIble f~W~: Development Dope.-ur-. - - Contral, lloJ< 1001, Colll)llbul, 43216. ev- a..., jpooundl at Tomaln Park In Pen- . fnoula, ()bjo• . Family R~nited ~-by. Party Held Anniversary SYBACUSE - Nrs. ~ Jobtooa, ~ Wolf Pen road W.. -.a~rator for a To,r ladles party at tho home ~ Kro. 1'tllliY . KANAUGA - ·Mr. 1111 llfrl. staata m Water St. Wlmltta- llar17 GriiiJn wll1 be co,l-llng prizea were Mildred Pierce. Ag.. a helu.d 5001 W'lddlnr llld;w.. ... White and Karen Gulnflter. ...,. SUnday, ,Sept. .7," ...._ 2 During tho aoctal hour nlrelb- ... 4 p.m. ments were served to Eleanor lion at lhalr ltome. ' : Bahram, Aline• White, Mildred Tbe;y haYe IIYed Iii [C(nettp tl1r more lhan 3$ ,_... llr. Pierce, M,yia - · Wlllda Qllnlher, Ada Slack, Tamlnl', Grilliot OWIII andC!PI'i'atlaldaown Oler)'l and Terry Joltnooa, Korabove'""-· en, Kemeth 01111 Terry Gulnflter; Tho Grifllttl are 111o ]lerOitta of Patrlcja AnUierson, ftaalbr, Bu- five cldltlren, Mlrvbr, Gltllljtolla; ry, Dean and Leuame staata, IIQf It, Cbllll-; Lewlo;a-. ulhera. and Debbie Pierce. IJMIIlte; ....,. Grlllln 01111 lira. . Mrs. O'Brien woo rewtlted wllh Jack Fllllleum, -lit. L 11111J her liatero, Mrs. Earl Hoffman (Aiberltl), Mrs. lloDry Ililln(Hes.. Mra. Ronnie Taylor ~ El,yrla, have 19 srOIIddtlldron iotl tor), Mrs. Lewla To,ylor (Daisy), Mro. Jlatlor Leudermllt, Middle- ~. for file !lrli Ume In ton years. port; llfr. 1111 Mrs. Jamoa CaroSoenllldlleard Mrs. Maafe caruthers has ten lhera, Pem,y lll1d Becky, IJluls.. llfr; .... lira. Jolm 11.-lflllr.living cbUdren, tltlrty • lhroe v!Ue, Ohio; Mro. Doria lllad<t, living grandcldldrOil, lblrteen Long Bottom; Mr1, Bess Larkflla, daoqbtor Bartora, M11i.. Jai.et great - grandchlldrea. One son, RiedovUle; Mr. 01111 llfra. Goorp DeVault and M1aa Jliq Grlflllh Russell, Ia serving In the Mer- Carulhen and cltltllbter Geor- ba•e relurnad fromatrlplhrottttb vlaltet1 charrt Marines, DDif aboard the pna, Beach City, Qtlo; Set. and the weotarn . -.. llblp S. s. Thelia In fila Ylelnlty llfrs. - r t Carulherl, ·Ew:t will>~·-. ~, . !'110 U" . . " it .. ''ftu~ ""- ~apan ·aM PNrl IJuliOr~ A &1~1, VL ,.;~ ..,.. ""•I ft'IUUU, ·JIII:U, • I "' ,U .•• •• ' " grOIIIIaon Jlmi!Q' Carolliela" Is , . .,· lf''i ' .. :; .. : aervlng with the armed force& In Vietnam. Other recent visitors ol Mrs. c:aruthero have been Mr. and Held ! GROVER STUDIO ..... MIDDLEPORT, O. PHON~ 99:.1>2475 FOR- APPOINTM~NT "'""'"Oiijl ·eorlield · * ,. .;!:tThew~~~ ~~-""':~a •man:~ new Mrs. 1968 "GarOeld Ia· l · 1963" gradoate o! :Lalte Rect0n High school, Ani.·· ·beim, eaut. aad has -~ veil . iaw lohdol In oantotriia: .., hfld. lllPiece airved 10...·--••withthe unu• •ol ebalillll,y ·statea Morlno,COI]I_~ crylilllL • : nte cooP!o'teii\>GrOri!¥.- roalde at PilmetoY. · , . lac&: NEWEST,lOOK IN SHOES :' • • ' .• • • ) '_tiiretl • "lhte -\ . '' - . . '. .W ~p;a_;W.ne. -·. . ' ,\ u! ....... · . . wPJNIIIDAY 12:6. • ; • MiDDU:POR( AJnateO.r ·Gore It Is no -at thbta to bediner• 8 p.m 'fldne-·-lt Hoe . .,.... • •. . • . .....,. ~• ·. humble whe n you are home ~ .Mrl. ,)lusaell 11111"· lii'Ougbt low; but to be hum· · ·· .ble when you are prllsed li · SHAKEsPEARJ Clul>, 11:30 P. · a great and tare ittaillment. IlL ltincbeon W....aday at"Bal- -&lnt llemard Abbot of l.r'a ~~~-,~. ·. ~lrYaus, Frellt:h eeelellu- · ' ... ..•,..,.,._A,..,..,._._ '119··· . . ,, . ...J ~..... •• • , . .,., .. : , . , . , , Ot ,.,.,.,.,. • .,..,. , . . StlectiM C.,pa..,.- -~~~~~ • "H~·TOIJ'' LMftlMM eor.lrtcl,.,., Baker -Furniture MIDDLIPORT; O. ' .·""' -·' ., bluit Wit alan wore . · ' . HARRINGTON WINS WINGS · ' .. Navy-Lloutonanl(jwtlor-crade) cathy DouRia• K. Harrllliloft, 110n at wore a -Mr•. 01111 Mra. Frod -'. .lfariolns· . • .._- . ton · "'-~- 2, Galllp)lll, ,llu · alii' , <Otlll)letlod fl1ll'! lrslnlns lll1d waa .ciO'!i&nated 111 aviator lei file Na. . 'tal .. .!\!r. statiOn•. ,...... ·rlold, · • ae.v!Ue, -T...- · llll ·r_eeelved bll , . Btlde0: .. "WinKi ~, Gold" ~ . • -MI.. ·- :-~.."';.0 11- -·•~Uio.,..... . ~v ' "'"' " · . and·aliout "o k - Ill• " ' Cbrltti'*~ .. sram. ' !lrrlriltl at ~· for hla . l!reliten; " Ohl~ .'- ....~Ji!wo-~tralniq. · G{blue cr... - v..,; a_. ... GALLIPOLIS 'J\~~ ' :""'' 3.. ~ u . • 30 -~Lodse •...,.;· &u.~. " · - "·'... Thtn lilt .,.;,.~•<>! liracl ~.~.. '" ;, ,_. p.m:. ,_.,..., !"' · - - __ <illd cht lclftgr·htlfllbled Ch,.. ani MOomtaln State: lluslnenCO!• ·. 10111 Invited, carl L, To,ylor, .. twS g¢"IOid, ''Tht Lor\i : lep, Parkersburg; W,. va:· llr! mu&er,~UmCJU~~qta. . .. it righteous/1 -H Claron. Garflelillu' · School andlllle Df Eaatern llltlii r ,. I . rred Steptit•PheM 992-2175 for .,.lm..nt. Here is Jarman's ! ~ J'*" ~· • ·.Hoffman-~arfield .Vqws iar!!IM,·.. . .r- .---~ A' .. Mrs. Eskew -· Read. at R.a· ke·.r.s bUT.'JT . .. ba.._. _ ,..,.,., tember 12_, 13 and 14, will prl·sent Sioux Indlanl-fJ'Gll'l P t n e RldgO ReHrvatlm, S.D. The Jn. cll101 attendial lhll foadvsi are ANNUAL rtwtlon w11j . direct descenolaiU ~ .lho Sioux . be held "Sonlay, .AltiUS! 31, "" who,defeatec! ~p Armpong . Parkarlburg· a( tho Soutllaldtt . Cuater (a· nod'" Ollloan) lllo-flle .ohool yard nell. to file VIsco . Ulile 1111 Honr. . .. . 'j)lant. .', . , Matqjot Ule pi. .OII'IUO Sioux REV. ·BUll H:A.n'IEIJl wll1 hive lntorertlng Jtamos. Et1una ivtr. and Mrs. Richard Wilber Garfield • apeak at 10 a;lli.i;$imdoJ at Gra. . HoU.. Hom, Cal Jumping BUll, I ,. liaJn Baptl&( Cb~h. _ Joa One Feather; Allee Blue Lei• .. . ; . .. . " ' MOI!IOAY and Olarlle Red Cloud will be at CHESTER l.OiiUr. -"S bausb- !bot Festival In buckakln and !ea. . •, : .· ters~ Ameriea'jllllllko par( In · "thers -to dance, sing and , _. , · file Labor DOl' ~ at Cbea- strate craft making, f!:~~~~-llallcallwum. ' POM£ROY·-UiqoiJ,_blrilt-. toronMooday. _.......,...ltowoar· A SloW<-otylo oummer leePee i1 , llx -~· pre- daY MrQ' bt'tt~Drin~Mri DtPne white and white ilovea, 01111 meet camp will be set up be~ Loke I verse~ leri&JIUrt 1!jten "Eokew. WBI held "TIIuldtlj aill!t ··.· ." :r. f ~_;:~ -"•-• at Tamlln where 32 Sioux lndianl 1 '· 1 rom.·~r --:-~ . · · 0 __ CIUa~lhe. Firotlhdt- · li ·tbe~LitieOinHWroll<, . ' . ...... wUibullvlngtorthelhree-dlt 1 ~ Clwreh mit Ill dliin. _. ·' ·, · · · ·· -~~::~~-' Baa~to ofl!hlte ·uihers were Mr. Larry Hollman, p.m, ' ., · · • 'acUrillao, Miuty dl file bllalll_. 19 .-ihe, cf!!R.cb Alq. • -lloltPNa. tbt Ulo Plrlf""" .• 11111.,-wlj:ltacenleJll\ece brother oflhebrkio,andMr•.Tony . DANCE at RU!ne Jwtloo: Hilll' will be Owdns and 1eWnCthelr Mlilll&W . prealded ~ Mra; Eokn'l.llalltlblilr,· Cl7JW, carnatlot)l' "dl&iai; and IUios , Coleman, Ual'rltiburg;_ w. vo. · School bulldlllliillr!o~, 8 kill · .W. .handiwork, Featlyai vjailora , meeting witb-roadlnl cbar-; ~t, : ·~ae;· ..Uar ,Provided. lite ~to,•· . F,or her ~VJhl•~• Wedell~, p. m., wllh- 111-;jj~ b)' "Nelli In ' lt!tvothe extra lllrin ~ botJ. -~aaftn. '11111 waa follow- Bev,.-IJ, and file waddlrrg of Ills.· . Mrs. Ho!lman WCil'f: a lhreeploce Line," by .5!'"UI&rJI. - kqf cllreetly .from file _....,, ,IG .. WIIIIl .l!l'arer. l!eiiOrta ware· Caito, leo ·..s.- eoeree· or POII'l'.ha~ ~ a eollei!tlon 10 Mr• . sroen toil! suit witb a-white car- Cheerleoders. 't """ "'"" acoopted. ware ' _...;.~! to u.. -' .lfrs. . . , . notion co<,q.: Mr~ MltlDLEPOR'I'.- GABilEN elm, jeWelry, rup, Ja1ntlnp 01111·pot. ~\ ;,~~F_amite Four · Letter Cltirlei - · ·llfr. lll!l"llrl. was wiable toattottd '_tbewaddlrrg !tlondas, Sip4 ~ 11 file homo~ · tory, ·seleeted eapec~ file brNOI'ItliiiVIncentfllal; C l -.- - - . - Soiolii 01111 . c e - ,_ , . llfro. H. J. Roi)sell, -8 p.. m. Festival by _experltl. ' l>JRiclialllel!tlce;"A · ~Nrli.Bdlert~, ia· ~fie·' Aroceptloofoll_owedflleeereTti:sDAY 0.. ~mao~ Ia_ Ulo Wind" by Mild 1\ar cnieJer DO!tilleKIJII;,.. mQIII' attheHalldaylnnln -Parl<MEIGSLOCAl\.AihleilcBooat- valuoclat $3,000andlofOI'aale. Ada Slack read "'11111 ifr. 1111 Mr~ Klneb for. _f'ie>rport,VL The wed- . eraburg. The bride's table lea- ers meeting ru.tsday .ovenlng.ln Ills a rug as 14-asflle lido~ "A ·. Prayer for JfteriJM·Maunt lllarllnr.llhoof June i at .tored albroe-tieredwedcllrrgcake cafeteria of High, School a barn and represents two Yearl Foltl; l,eoderl" !!,F~ retlda ;,ntit .lltoi l!!sk~ ,.,.,, :~~~~~:!':~-~\'":.~~~,':~~ IOIJped wltll amlniaturebrldeaad In Mlddlepor~ .GI parents urged - k for a Naoojo family. One~ . · vo.Thebrldo groom. .loa"·"" · ' . · thelargest -l'UB&OVermadeOGiha lli!J"·,IIttdooil; ·.concludlni 'liWi.. altar .... her For a we;Jdlns· triP to Canada POmOY CHAPfER 1!16, or. Navajo Reaervalil>o, It Ia 181eet .. 11111'·1161mini rioldln& "IJte.Bo- ": "' " of ani the New EiWlattd states Ule der ~the Ealliim star, 7:45 P. aa bour Ill· 116." ·All from bookloil -bride changOd 11)10 a pink dreso · m." Tueaday, POmeroy ..._. < air.- - . _ ..., ,,,, Betty Rose.. Tamsln Part< .,.:I file liotfo Club of HIOIM!n, tlb)o, the Feallval tills year, on Sop. m IIDJDLEPORT - 'tweaty • - · ~ Ule llunlly ~ MJ:o. lloale Carutbora, ' 760 -.,_ ell St., Mlcld'-1, ...... at tile ..,. park ... lliittia u; Attguat 23 In ...... ~ Nr. and lito. RodnOI' O'Brien (Rilla car. uillera, formerl)') and children, ·Jo, Rusoell, !lad, 01111 IIGWd, who are here from Seatdo, Waob., for a visit wllh lin. COrutllera 01111 olher frleada 01111 relative• ~ lhla area. Pre- at the rounloa ....., lin. Rldlard Conltherl 01111 dllldren, Barbara, Del>ble, J lllld Rlc:kf.e, Bunker Hill; lira. Lewla TaTior, - , Timothy, LoaDie and foatv - Ral]lh, POmeroy; Mr. 01111 llfra. Edward caruthers, Eddie aDd Benmle, ~ Chelhlro; Mr •. and Mrl. Earl - . BeUvtlle; llfrs. 1lenry DIUn, Dreema and IIGnnle, POmeroy, R.D.; Mr.OIIIIMrl. O'Brlm and family and llfrs. Mlale COr- River Festival Papant!n Galli. polla. She also· was a judge for the recent ~ C()llleatheld at the Maaon County Fair. A tunber ~ Gloria's atudenta have beeome moJorettea, bead mo.loreltel, 01111 drum ~ore at Middleport, Rmteroy. Heclne and Point Pleasant lll1d the new Mel&a High School, Clasoos In POmeroy will be hold at lho American Letlioo Hall - Legion Terrace, West Main st, '!be Gallipolls meeting place will be annoomced later. '-ond · - - - -.....---------,~---, draWl! b)' tho liOUild ~ druma ancl ·..;..,;, dancing !eel to tho fottl•ll 1 -the lftiiiP. "'· GLORIA'S SCHOOL OF DANCE POMEROY ' bol': llentliaqo,_W, Vo., Ftldu ·tbr .:.a w,. !i'OIII-a, . . . . . .v~ -- .... _.,.,l.. , _. . dlo"""- --~~~ ~ ...... ,... ....ti!!4 IQ>;'dot ..... TALENTED Karen Gr!IDUI, one of aewnl Melp Coomly youlh ..-.-~ -:-; ' si'Wirv this week with tho AII.allo Y- Oloir- at Ulo Ohio Slate Fair, lo playiJW trUIIQ>el solo partto with the enqt. !lie wu aolected particularlY (or the solo work on the "Battle Hymn ot the Repli»Uc." •. . ; lncldenlally, the group , has been IM!tod to parUdpate In tho ierndwllhlldr Sep4 6 !estivldes honoring AstrOIIlut NeU Annslroojf. '11111 Is just one ot numeroua concerts which the choir wlU be .PI'eMntiltl over -· · - · rr,;' the :Mate thil winter. A three week tour ol seven eowdrieliD Europe and 'I'IIIIOav-;· •iJr; ~ and lil!lr~; is planned tor next summer. Mr. m1 Mra. Boii:i -~,._::llr. BARBARA SCITES, Cunmunity Action Prqp-am Mailh nurse and llro. Junlor "Hill.._, Brod who b'"'ded the move to gather clolh!Jv few Hurrl...., ComWe vi.,. .... Paul, Carol t1lae. Urns in the Biloxi area, aays that the reaponae was just tremendouL Harold ww, . Jr., . But then Bend area residents ean alwaya be couated on in •a emer· l'llelpa, lilke N«llzlllt& Shollir gency. Plckena, CUrti& OIIIIVIalatWolft, Just how much came in tr<m Gallla County, Barbara Isn't sure, Le1107 Foreatv, : Marpnt 01111 although she reports lhst lour plclav truck loads went trom Melp Geraldine E;YDan, Nr..... Mn. County. Her hus-. Jack, provided the truck totranaport the clalh- Doug Hem.._,, Acne• Whitt, lng rrom Meigs County to the llll'&es dormitory at Holzer where it Rleb&rd DuckMwlb, 01111 llfr.llld wat~ sorted, folded. labeled ani packed by student nursea. And no Mr1. Paul Pl....., IIIII ftaalbr, Tho Sept. 11 . - . . , will be easy task that was! The Salvation Arm,y truck came Wednesday to Gallipolla tor the bold at the ~ Acne• White. t.oxos, returned the same day to Cincinnati, alii was scheduled to Members are to bling ll&lrt releave Thursday !or Biloxi. There the Salvation Army will handle dis-- treahmenta. · llaYera&e wll1 be " trtbution. fUrnillllod by lira. ~ •• lfrl. Pierce and Mrs. White. A jamboree will be hold at file SOMETI!ING new is being added at tho -Ueboadquarters on East \fain .!l. by Mrs. Mu1ha.JaneWWluns reeently promoted to Fairfield Falr8l'OUJida atl<lncao1 ;;;a.de .., •,slstant. She plaruJ to do wirllow displays on speclal eventa tor Aug. 31, wilhUioForeaylloee G.B. Club as bOoless. Httur1 wll1 ·~·11:~ week tlle window features a IS&lute to Mrs. Patrick Loehary be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. wi1o Yt- ~t'· rday as Meigs C<lmty's cham,pton cake baker went to the 0hio Sta~ Fair for the semi..firwl bake-oft A cake using her recipe for "CraOOmother's Buttermllk Cake'" center• the display which ~ ncludes 25 cookbooks. After Friday these books will be aw.Uable on bus Civic Ballet AaaOci.uon. the bookmobile. Bealdes her dance credltafrom Included in the grllq) are '''nle Presidents' Cookbook," "The Kent Slata obe bas token leoaons Amer•can Home All-Purpose Coollbook," "Let's start to Cook," !rom Mr. Pavllab and Nr. Rich"'Food :tnd Life", 14 The Celebrity Cookbook" by DIIBh Shore, 11 The ard McDonald former dance Art of Good Cooldng" and Peg Bracken's Appendix to "The I Hate To toaehero ~ POmeroy, Helen C-:1)k Cool\hook:" - to mertion a lew. Schraeder ~ Charleston, W.Va., t. ''r.-> of Mrs. Williama' OOjecttves In her new .POsition Is to d~ and Stella Becker of Columbia, w.lop mm·c l·iult interest in readirw,. One way she hopes to do this Oblo. 1a througtt 'l'll'C kly wiOOow displays. SIJe lDvites suggesdonB as to the She has appeared In charity dlsplsy subJe c~s. shows since she was ten years By the way, if you stilldon'thavethe recipe tor that prize-winner old doing solos In baton 01111 of Mrs. Lochary's, copies of It will be distributed from the book- dance. Ste hUperformed8years mobile next week. wiUI the Big Bend Mlnltrel. She na the teatured twirler tor Pomeroy High School Band lor four v~ ~. "" "!· . tO 1011 waro.lha ......... il . ·lad_lhe ·W,-., -~!_!!on ~· .T - llltll · ~ -their pOaleollll ~lhalr ..-vallon IJPlt<lr - · "by . . ,MiriiPiollor,~~lo- kJ; .and ~ • lontl t>'ok to , will - '/'U"adar 1!i =fro~~\ ~ tllilr tiew ...... II» IIIII- · Ulo .1'1!1'.,.. AYt ken'"\ wll1 loo l)en ,ddt lulliPI Rivet, ·. . Ill 'IIIlA, ~ -'tel>! by ·ldljllrenlt, llfr• .xl . J!td "·tl» Amerlcan .lndlan bas·,. lti7, "A "I'IIIOraDIII lira. TldFJthor,for ·U~- ...... tlllk!Q a roti1rn Ylolt .to IIGi'UJ' Al!terl!llll. lnillan :, CUIMark'l ~• .lfr•. •~ , . Ncirthoni 0ti1o NthFinf!IJ'- ..,.. ,. , ·lllll·dlllfilll)t ·al;IGOI seeMi-o,lljramF~·- ' ' : · · Jio,-i ..W to tekeputln"'lllo · ~:~ iiiO' rall!alalill 'artto 'and lfr • ~ ~·· ·O!ar~O,~. readvsi ~ A!nerl...., Indian Arltl o:rttiU , ~ Ulo 'AinOrlean Indian. are opoitdlngtho,.-ln .~ andCraftl • . · T!IIO.Ha•oJo lntllanl, !lllldal.an· llmtbul wilh b-Jn.hw . . Prvvlng · lhat ~n~ereai bl the 11111 ~~~tat art1san1, will llo deftt.. and siator,: Mr.,}D'I lfrl, H_ " f· Atn8rl..n 1Dcllan boa no( _dwln- ..,llraunl tiOIIdpalnlblga, ru& bert.J-. Thor- oapeclOII¥ diad are the tbollii!Mis ~ lndlltl weovlng ·and •Dveramllhlll&. for parenta• eli¥' JJf Ule AII.()blo lorelovert,lndlan arteolleetoio Fastival edmlaei<Ml""'ceaare: Yoolh Choir ~- J.looday. Tho uc1 lho JOOltl lana~ ''COI!boyl . $1- for children .and f2,J;O for Grll!llhl' '~...,.; ~ slnp . and flldtanl" .....ie1 wbQ- are """""· ~I lftiiiP ratoa for ' aid · · . n,;,· u.s. fliP~ Constella· . · tlon, · tbe naUOD:a - old-.t · · ', ,_ 'fi2btllll, il!fp, wu ·_built ln · .Pti>- , 1'107 iti!l II DOW permaneilt· . v*. . ly·mocired at Baltjmpre, lid. . . .. Tap, Baton, Jazz, Acrobatics, Ballet. QASSES STARTING 1st WEEK OF . .... ·AHllllll That Has ........;;,will •••••• This Is The Sd1ool Of The Prize Winning ' I ' I ' \ "'' - '·"~~:' ·At '- Pftte You . C:• .Aiinl. REGISTER NOW AND MAIL TO INSTRUCTOR GLORIA BUCK RT. 2, POMEROY, OHIO 45769 OR PHONE 992~ · PLAID: prettied with · a leather look . s-hy overcoot has plaid 0 • e (85"' ,; ~--------------------- , L > . \" . ~zc_. .;.;t,.) ~· f, at: , • • • <1<1 )~,,.,-:,, .' ;~~t1'ft/f.."< ,'' - .. ' ..,.¥ :; JL,,~' ,, t.•Ct ~t·'~ ''I • '~)' .O."J· ·.TJf.sew.r) •••• .,. .cDiW••··· •• • • • j ' . TIJJSE '" • . ' leather buttons, C9flar rim and tiny I>Joc~ l>elt with metal loops. famou• Betty Rose ·fine tailorlna: all file way. Siddle; Rult. 6'16. ADDRESS ............ . TOWN .. ...... . AGE • PHONE ......... 0 ·YOU t wool/15% nylon) •po~ins mode ------------------------NAME ••.•.......•..••...•••.•••. I . FAMILY IN THIS .FRECISION COIIFORT·EN~EERED . RATE. NA:PE OF TOP'QUALITY WOQPS - ACCENAN~ PECOR. , .· · , · · · . . · $50.00 •••• . OF THESE NP!iiLE HOMES YOU WILL F'ALL !~ LOVE GLO-ETTE BATON CORPS 0 . ,.\ 1 . .l. • • ._, ' I ' 1/1 l 1,, ' -\ t .. •' • • 7 Ill �' ,. ' ~· ·'.. ' ['' ' Pair Season I ' ' ' •, ~"\· . "- ·,- . ·r . .' ! ' ' .; - I}'(,:_;'.' ' ' ~>\ " WAi!IHII'iiGT(!N, (UPJ)- NIJQDI admlnlotratlm · clllclalo ore · w01'1dJW doloo .to the w1ro on the to<wiJ prdJiem at ho!l to aoklhe s...te to' lllek o11 at ..... .,. , COLmmtJS (UPJ) - Olllo's euto to tile lila relonl bin will>18!19 .....,ey ~ - - --..1 0111 tncurrll!l polltleal 4amip. olf 4urillll the eomiiW week, ao Tholr lliadllno: Thuroday lhe ·OhiO Slate Fair wao to end moral~, wbon Treaoury Secrt>loloodaf nlilll. tary llllvld M. KennedY oh'"'o "' N..... county and one tndopea- before the Senate Flnall<e COftl. donl evon1a will be cloal~ thlo mltteo wllh tile admlnlotrattm•s week, wldle olx will be otarttag. prq)OI8!a tor alterations Ia the loloodaf win:lll>o allo wore popular ochoduled for tho C..... The bill waa IIIProved by the 11 Fairot Burtm, Mahon!~ c..... Houoe by a IOIJislded 394-30 110te l,y at ·CUIIel4, Sen:luoky Cou:sly. on Aug. 7, with moototthe_... al FreJnoot lllll the Richwood 1,.. d_.tonl Sholo In Uldoo Cc:urlcy. 1- fr~P oil otate The admlnlotratlon Tuellloy will 100 tho cloae ol tile bill In -ral - ln:lee4, the Hancock Coo~~~: Fair at Findapokoomao ha._- out oltholr lay' Montcauory Cc:uatJ Fair ~t Dayton and Stark Cot11>1J Fair at canton, while the Wa~in8tnn CIMIIII,y evert at Marl- r~Jwo down tile curtain Wodneaday. Tho Van W011 and Fulton C..... ty Fairs at Van Wert and Wauoeon wind 01J1 Thuraday. The llfchlalllllllll Morgan COUJ>. IJ Falra open at HUlaboro and VOL. IV NO 31 McCOnnolsvlno Tuaaday and W-oday. Both end Saturday. Th.uraday starta were scheduled for the Bolmont alii Hardin CIMIIII,y Falro at St. Clairovlne and Kenton, wldle tho Williams CouDI;y Fair &~~ts underway at Monipellor Ftlda)o lllll the Wayne CcJunQ< IVOJII at Wooater Selm"· '. This .Week .'/· '"~-~ r . . ~'pers Off · •. .,. ·" ( . . ' • _k ' - ~~, . . If ':t ;:y -..re. Geo.,_ _..,men. '"'porta 9 P.M. · COLUttAN KODAKM-12 SUPER 8 lOYAL I'' IOVICAIEU $2218 TYPEWRITER ~,i ./ . IUAIL · YAWl $22.95 . mAILVALUI$31.95 "¥ ,....., • ...,.,m,..;. '""' _ ..ol Obboo ,._,. ' l>oal e , ... •... ......................."'itt •.,.. ~- . . ' ' ~ 97 1 $12 88 SUEPIIG BAG IOU COMPLilUON SID Feature' 2 lb. acelott filllnt · ... 36" zipper . . . A sleeping bog to keep camper' 1nug, dry and tomfortable. clock with '"""P ""'Cind hDnd • 4N ct,-- MOTOR OIL IOW•~O ' QT. 39c RUAIL VALUE $12.95 nomic 1pt0ktr for rich big iOIIIId • High impoct polystyr.nt cobiMt • Ofift compen1o0tor .,, A c!Yil trial milled tnr lack ol prooecutlon. al:hedulod Thuroday in Gallla They wer(i: Lloo E. Saunders, Galllpolio . Cc:urlcy Cc:aunoo Pl•a Court has been <IIICOUed and tile case aet- ..; Mabel t:. Sallldero. ~oall­ . tied out at courL , lm; Bet~J Lou Mc!lulre vs. Mel.Settled alii dlomlaaed wu, the vin ..B. MoGulre, both of Galli.. case Ill Harlan Wlntamo, lit; ; poljl; JOhn W. Hall. 44 Bell Ave.. Crown Cit)' vs. Jclta M. Coldwell. '••· Leora V. Hall,. ·Pt. Pleaoont, 8t. 1 Crown Cl\1'. The plalutllr and Goldla M. Mitchell vo. c;:hor· · \ Was oeekl1111 damages of $5,0111- Ill E. lllltchell, both of RL I, ·.:12 In tro!llc accident on OcL It, ' Blilwe!L 1181. A aecorkl eaae waa also settled Ard, Sua Helllerson, Rt. 2, 0111 o( cour1 llld dlsmlaood. It · Nortln4> YO. Joseph A. Hon:lersoo, wao tho outtatiiABdwayE>prooo, Jackoon; Boirlle J. WaUih, YL ·tnc., Akrm, vo. John s. Slllllh, . Clarenee W, WaUih, bolh or RL Patriot Star RL, aeekinldsmaioa I, Northll>; Marlene C. Jolmson, GALLIPOLIS - QUAKI. STATI 99 • So~d $tGlt cirt11itry • "vtomoticolly we~k• tg mUJic • Qvolity GE tt.dric . 51099 lftAIL VALUI IS• QT. 8'x10' TARP or GROUND CLOTH COLD POWER 6AND 12VOLT FITS ALL CAI5 Made of heavy vinyl complete with grommets on each corner_ : Elchl -~"·· rela4iona PANTS n. ..-.,t'"" ......put sac twlt - - ,.., .. ~ .....~o~oor ................ .,...~wr. ' siliiT's $255 AC.OC ggc GARBAGE CAN • SCOPE MOUTHWASH ggc lotail Value letaH Value $2.95 $1.91 S.CRET temablp PlEL~ SHAMPOO DEODORANT sse 68C ..... letoll ·a...H v.... $1.09 $1.65 ' . . .,...." ., oz. l \' 10115011 .f . . program w1t11 -eots who doalre special tralnini for rural cburches after aamce In gr161atton. ' The Rodney cbarge near Rto Grande. wltll n.. small cbureheo, has been selected ao ~first locatlm In aoutheaotorn Ohio for this relativelY .... approach to the education <( mlnloterial ,; a. ~, ·~~·· Gltkla'a ncllltenslou, 1hepns.. inCOftlO · level and sell-11•_.t. ldMI of the Greater Clovellllll families IAQIIng millions have Alloclated Foandatton said here climbed ablwe • povorl)' and some 1101· a toot an tbe ladder -..Jay. that wW lead to affluence, •• he •we Whltea make black men said. . · · count ftrot," oald Dr. Jomeo A. Norton. "Now tile blacks moot make lt count.'' 1llllle hlo remarks tD tho 1,365 gralluataa at the Kent State Unher~ IUIIIIIIOr comDAYTON (UPO- Wtlburstlrt~ mlte, 20,'Dayton. was ldlled alii ·~~~ 1here em be no .... lor a 11lack child who three - . . . received mi..,. 11>1111&111 !eel t11ot only Whites jurleo late Saturday when I h e " - · ...._ to be proud," he truck tlley w~re In craohe<l; oo ; ...... "You could never hdid the llllyton Elrpreoaway on the , jill ••co•• •ceaaary ror run northeaot aide. Pollee aal4 the truck owr-. \... JiUtldl>ollon Ill iiOC1eQ' ... turned. Sllrtmlre was taken ·by ' . Norllln aloolold the g r - a ambulance 1o Wrig!!t • Pattenoo ' ' : lllelr aaal tO 'mike ""'""I, in Air Force Bose Hoopltalan:lp"'" n00111ced 111 UrivaL "*'4om IOcie1l, ~~ ""'block $1.10 LIQUID ANTI·PUSPIIANT '. letoHValue 11.5 oz. 30Z. ' . 6.5 . 240Z. ' 94~. . ~ Cox, One Killed, Three Hurt lo 31. $4.29 $2.21 20GALLON ~~....,~ ',; toW co*or1 Gild prints In Retail Value IOAIL VALUI " LADIES' Similar to Illustration So!ld·ll•" . . .~ .. . .......,....,.., <ir- ' ® FE5CO PLASTIC 32 QT. 51T·ON ~·· we~~·.1110'· ~~·. KENT, OhlQ (\!PO- All Ai!'-' pnJpesl Whl,eh bod been ma4a Ofl...,. IDIIII· ,.....,...... black In the pslt.. prldo II' order 1>o reue.e tile "II :rou the meaoure ol c..-. u.so Limit 1 ptlr' cU'~tOmer RADIO •od letaii·Value IUAILYAWE FM·AM ~ $222 IDAIL YAWl $2.99 CIIEIAl men~: WiM, .IIi .... 1M II .,.. $199 IDAIL VALUIIO 1.98 ' • • ........... c.IM! ,..,, 51.~, 10LI.70Z. CHOICI RIO GRANDE - Tho Jackson ta eox;EoiNlili Star RL, NortOn Urgif$:·$rreouragernent Of Bltitk Pride By Everyone · JOI .... chtlfs It)' _., cood . • ' ............ !.., "'-'~"' ... " " "" , . . pHilo . . ........ ioopl4 .... - an-ollc 1 REV. ·11. DALE SMll"ll Brawl Probe Nearly Over j REV. ARTIRJR LUND POMEROY- The Rev. Arthur Lund ~ DawiOfi, Mlm.., Us been oame4 new pootor or the st. Paul's I.Artheran Church In Porn~ For Jnquest =~F::::-~~~~· , Su.b:ooenas r r. tlfe abKiiilt will return r 1i1 the oemtnary to complete hla third year tor gralluatlm. The Seminary has sent Rev. M. Dale Sllllth, a two • year otu.. deal, witll his wife, Janet, a fOB· - latered nurse. and YOUIII son, lo tile Reid for tralnini. ROY. Slllltllla werldniundortheSVjiOrvtalm o1 Rev. Blddl8; m. rector af tho Jack1111Area Minis. trloa and Dr. Kamelh Pohll'. Dl. recfor of the IDtem Program for tile United TheDiostcal Seminary. Having raiand In a rural commuatv and aorved the Celina Clr<ult without clinical oupervt. aloo, Rev. Smith aold, "Expert. .IIICe wlthoul oupervlston Is by trial anderror.&lpervlstonhelps ooe pt o1 the heart <( tile mat.. ter, i.e., establishes priOrities, GJem CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C. (UPO - lllllitary authorities have dloclosed that an lnYOstlptlon Into the Jull 20 ractal brawl wldch resulted in the dea\h or a Mioslsstwl Marine corporal was aearll COftlPieta. 'lbree Negroes and two Puer· lo Ricans, lncludlnt! Edward Combs, 18, of Weirton, W. Va., technlC~Je&, methods, etc .•" Thlo program to also a help lnd ~!water HWidley of Me-. to tile rural churches, maklni Ohio, were cllorged withtllemur- )IOislble for them to have a train. der of Cpl. Edward Bonkotm at ed man 00 tile Reid. pastor Picayune, Mia&. The Incident occurred durl~ lllll - ' e -~ tbrouib the a l&rewail part)' for the 6tlllletll· lnlero Program '""' belni plm. mont or the lit Bottalton, wldch ....... In south...- . Ohio. was , shlppecl lo the Madlterran•n. ' Eienm more arrests Frl~ brou(l>t tile tAltal ct.rged -:tth . I~IJ!Io ' , .., tr .'"'!.. * SUNDAY. AUGUST 31. 1969 Followlni his complotlnn of hlp school at Dawaon, tile Rev. Mr. Lundatlended COncor4la College [rom whic:h he wa1 awarded hia bachelor of srta degree In 1965. He received Ids theoloelcal tralnlni at Wartburg Seminary at Dubuque, Ia., wbere graduated on May 23, this year, witt. a bacbolor ol dlvlnlll' deiree. During his seminary tralnlni. the Rev. Mr, Lund served hio tnternshll' at st. Peter's Luther. an Church in Baltlmore, Mel. Jn his senior year at the seminary, he also served the Chapel ol Faith COIIII"ePtion In Sagevtlle, Ja. , as student pastor. He was Wlited in marriage oo June 4, 1966 to Corrine Gran or Area Mlnlstrleo and the United Theoloslcal Somlnu7 .... coop. arallng tbrouib eltort, IIOed, ...,. pl,y lllll demand In • cllaical tn. • ·~· Dec, 21, 196~ ..,. •. .. J,,., kli!ltll¥·'- o d . ' bill rllod1 tor 1!0111!1.1 '"'-"·lll¢h!clo a tl2b1Uton, 10, ~L S!·' , yoilr'maau..natt»rosram.•tt .. oa~~~oa;*'~ , ,~l~~~~~3:' bi1111J11 lim1b aool•tanee - · ,. dblo .to ,.,_ ....,. do~ tonplacetho,.... !Ill llno1 . lore 1)'..-,.aildthoplanto"'""' .In a cliole..-e_.,IIOO.,...... fodonl tucGUectlonswttllotateo ato lllll llwN -boro, llllldl on! loealltlea at ao oYOnlllol coot wW roc:onclle liiJ 4111'-eo., , at"' bUlilln 1 year. While LlqJ, from otJ..rleh ' While Co~Wreas reee•secl, ad- lolano, llfS he -ralll mtntatrotlm ofllclals lrunod the House bill. hlo otrq propoaed ehlrwea In the House's liC!too locuo.. on 111 Cit lqlslatlon and acorea or lobby· the oil depletion a l l tats .POilsbOd their arguments to 27.5to20porc0llf. .' ''' convinCe the Serate Flranct~ QmTho bin would COitlhe lnluoll7 mttteo to gore 1!41111ebu4y el...o "'to $eGO mUtloo a year.~ oxen. an pr~ a malli.. Flnanee Cclnmtttee lllalnnan ttolrw -'an IDinot . . _ Russell B. ~[)..l.a.,promi.ed ~ wltb tile dopletion all...._ eroy • Program Announced or $t,535.44.J)Ic<~·~~~-!!.:,~le~ vr~~::; ...-•. .~1:~~;( """'emit .. ' _, . FAMILY SID The administration fear& the lo01 of $2.4 billion a y•r In Ia> 'reve~~.~ea might crimp etrorts to 41)'. Clinical Internship Trial Cancelled ~' ·~ ~~Itt~ lliitoce...,...iollio!ll,...,...iai!J 1111 Solato thit ill ·~~~:: .~ ill law 1111HIIooo the J'ret- cCIII)IIIItteo •onloo o 1!011 wao Jal4"'1 mea- to Goa- ' suu fiun Pre1~t NI.OO.!.. . ,but they are -hatagbao~ at Ita ..,..rot~tJtol'"'·'""""'"lllll mlddle-i....,.. ta>P&Jero. Tho bUl would cut nrarll .,.. oryono'o taxes by an avorap af 5 per cent, lllll eliminate h....,.. ta>atton tor tho 5.2 mlllloo poor· esttupayoro. What bolbero the White lkluoo. Treaoury lllll Bureau or !lie get Is U,t lf8dUally !hr...., I~ it would increase federal~ ues by $6.9 blllloo by cloat~ loopholes for corporations lllll the rtcb, but would ghe away $9.3 blntnn tllroogh tax cuts. ' liTAIL VALUE $1.40 79c GRAND OPI!NIIIG - 1m. Von Van IIMr.PIM till~ ........ ......_ abel.., for the grand _.t~ ol tile P-.,y Flowor Sb<lp lrool 11 L m. 1005 p. m. today (Sundoy). Visltora 1Q U,.- h - , 108 Bu~ A'lllo,maytlow- $110 lliJIIer,.lhop ~cUI\)' q,erated by Mrs. Van M8tor andllor llulllon:l, M1llarll, allll tbttrltqqiloJIU~ whlcb are oo tile oeeond Door ol tile""" IMIDdilllo nero win be Hkuh!DeDto; -.~e· ayil ......i. · KODACOLOR .FILM <® ":.: ' &BARS ., KODAK ex 126-12 lET AIL VALUE $49.95 SOAP . 51 599 ' " " " " ' _ . _ .... , . . . . . . . . . . od ...... ................... . . . . . ~ ~. . .u . . ... to -~4Jni ·,I f ' . PAGfl.i. Name NewLutheranPastor Resume . ......................._,. . . .,..t '..l!or ....... ,..... "'""" ..... ®. . . . . <®> fulw<o" • lov<~- oo! "'"'lint """ IHIPf" ..blo 1<0IM • W.do <OO"<io>tt ••••• otondo•d bvoino11 On•olopo e Co~b•OIH P"P"' bool e ._WJblo COOLER " W11 a•ion:Wor Warren Local Downed, 6-0 By Meigs US. IIDlDLEPORT - Metp handed WarteD IA>cala 6.811efeattna oloJI)Ib' played ocrlmmap at Warnn 1A>cal Seturday. , Tho ..., """'e came from Mallo .reoarvo Allen WUUamo on ati!O ylir4 1"1111. · Till' ~· baclllleld woo elaw llldllle leiin !JI-alwas slop. llf· , . , attemplod idne passes . · U! ..ilnptelid m1J two witll " · ~~Wheatllepme'o ·....., ~ · olme It took tho MNa HIP Reaorvos to 4o IL .~ ... . .' •,' . MEIGS IIAIIRIAGE LICENSES ' EDGARTOWN, Maoa. (UP1) least 20 penona have been subpoenaed to testl(y at the ln. 1118111 Into the death of Mary Jo .M Kopecbne. Dlotrlct court clerk Thomas Teller said nine <( the persons had accepted the ~~ by tate Frldl)' afterooon. The - r 11, who live fUrther away, are _.ted to receive their sum. monoes toda3. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy wu among tho 20. Tho Inquest Ia ochedulell to boiln Wedneaday but could bode. layed if attorneys lor the witneaaeo decide to " - ' District Judge James A. Boyte's ruling dtiiYini tllom (the wltoeaaes) the rlihts given defendants In crimInal trlnla. The lawyers - Friday to dla. cuss tile aweats tjiiOitioas but they made no pbllc comment ar. terward. IIIIas Kopeclme was kiUed II'CIUIIII ml4oight JulY 18 when a car drhen by KeMedy went olf a narrow bridge Into a tidal !IOIId on Chappa~J~Iddlck Jaiand. Included IIIIIOilg the 20witnoss. es summoned for thei~q~est were Hallock, Mlm. The Rev. and Mrs. lJmd are ocbeduled to arrho In i'llDIOIW' week. He will be lnotalled aa pootor af tile l'oiiiOIW cburdl this Oil &11141)'. Sept. 7. . all tllooe, Including Kenned.Y. who Chappaquiddlck Island which preattended the cookout reunion on ceded the accldenl Return Bodies Only small white tags marked the simple caskets ot the .ftve YOWW sotdlera backfrotnthewar.1beir loved ODe& stared indisbeliefaM pain, thea wept IBICodrollabiJ. The bodies of the National Guardsmen, who were killed by a Commantst lanl mine only a week before they were to head home, were Down Saturday to Grenier Field near this lMustrial city. At least 1,000 people stood in brliht olmlight alii watched the Northeast Airlinesjetllnertouch down at 1 p, m. on a flight frmt Dover, Del The silver~ metal caskets were taken from the plane and lined 11> along the runway. Each casket bore an American tlag. A small wldte tag was the only way to tell them apart. Flags all over the state new at half-starr In mourning lor Guy a tapo4 trMrv1ew lo &lildl,y (tile ~­ ~. If he drop lolltcheU. You think he Io tile pervuive tnnuence on civil rliblli laaues In this admlnistratlm, lllll 111e Preoldent ougl:t to crack on him: I& that Salary Dispute Between Board, Teachers Solved .. COLUMBUS (UP1) - to oaJ. ary 4lllpllta ·belweon the Colum. boo ol E!Ucattm lllll tile Col....... F4lcottnn AIIIDC!a. 11m •baa been resolved lly arbltratloo. ~ '.uiomiiJ ilobort tl. llof!OU, oetlai aa •arbttralor tn Ilia' llllttar, ~ed • ""' loac<b••' . .....'"i'lit............ :, ~ ~~' ~. ~1"­ advlsot7 . . . ' b,y Ill ··:'-.! ,, . • If Dopo..-,. Being Served MANCIIESFER, N. H. (UPD - s j RAVENSWOOD, W. Va. (UPO GALLIPOLIS - Tho Gallla - Ferry service 011 tbe Ohio Rl.,. County !!l>erifro or bl>tweeo here and Ohio 1U returned WWiam Jeu Da~ia, near Racine, Ohio, r e - SU. 42, Parkersburg, w. VL, to ur4l)' morning. Gallipolis lrool Wood County The service wu aNndoNd a Jail at Parkersburg to taco month ago for lack ol buai'Na. a cbarge ar ........,portlnGalThe Cindy-Kay made Its '""" . . ' lipolls Municipal Coort.llavts Saturday morntrw with t:I,IIOf refused to waive extradition worth or radio agd radar .....,. from West Virilnls to Ohio mont. Owner Earl Naytnr aaldllo and extradition proceedlrw• were carried out to bri~ him llgured - -poteut:lal ·· · u -.. since some Ploi!IIIIWWI beck through West VIrginia were reluctant to ride lbe bolt Gowrnor Arch Moore. Davia on fORID' mornings. was returned to Gallipolis Fri· · Naylor, a former tlllutrial day afterooon. rt Yor pilot, resumed the fiOrr)' ~ service for 90 dayl!l after u • eeoce ol any crossbw ,_. ...., e ral mOiths. Blanchette. Richerd Genest, Ga&tan J. Beaudoin, Robert E. Rob!· chaucl and Richard P. Raymond, an sons of the city's predomi~ antly French-Canadlanwest slde. sen. Thomas J, Mcintyre, DN, H., was am011g the many dignitaries at the airfield as Roman Catholic Bistq, Ernest J, Pri· meau conducted a brief memorial service. The 18th U. S. Army band !rOOt Ft. Devens, Mass.' played the national anthem, but sobs could be heard rr ... the soldiers" rammea andfrieir:l.s.Th.eO.vepastors rA. the churches where each man uoed to worship tried to comlort the m.,...ra. The bond played hymns •• one at a time the caskets w e r e 1 wheeled on silver-colored carts to waitiq:; hearses for the trip to the five separate funeral homes. Two funerals will be held Morday and tllree Tuesday. Wants Mitchell Out WASHINGTON (UP1)-Civll Rlaltta leader Roy . Wllktnt ooaeated Seturday tllat Pros14oat Nixon ftre All,!'. Gen. Jolin N. lllltcheU. "I doo't tlltnk thel Mr. lllllcbel~ wltll the k1nll af lllo be led ao an _.-t In bcmd triiiNCIIODo oo Wall 11reot .•• · llad. ..J,D accaotm Ill In COIII&ct Wllh ·thlloo,clal forcoo t11ot lnfolve black )eople In tllio COIIII!ry," WUktna Hid. -"'be exeeudve MC1elar7' ol. lhe NatiODal Alaocla- lor tbe ~ or Co I ore d Verry erv •ce ~ what you mean, sir? Reply: .. I don't know that I would adopt yoor words 'center Airliner Arrives for Passengers DAMASCUS, !IYrio (UP1l - A chartere4 II a 1! an airuarrived Saturday to plek ,. PllleiiiBrs of a TraDs World Alaltnes jetliner thai wao hijacked Friday by .. Anb commando couple. ~ officials aald all 101 pa1sengers and 12 erewa.m. bora aboard tile hijacked pl-. wore free to l...e, lncludtnlllx llraelis SVrta said earlier it would detain. TWA aald the two hijaeken, an American womaD and her roor cb1J4ren lllll a. pilot <( the hljackell , . _ chose to remain temporart)J Ia Darnascus, •--· .......1IIJ'I'er. An American school !rom Colifomla, who roiUiod 1o be _.ated from tho !au llraeU women ~board, tn"etad that she would not liiYe Damascus Wlless the . . . . . . were allowed to leave too. '1111 arrtaas cmllllt.ed. • Byrd Favors Improvement PETERSTOWN, W. VL (UPO - Three pll&aeo or Social ill' bosllles tnereased 11Q11101D should be Improved, Sea. Rallolt on• Mr. MttcbeU. I feet he hll C. Byrd, V.W. VL, told a lfa&. ple!lty o1 aceompttces. Mr. roo Count.Y Democratic ParV Mitchell's trouble II he )lot Fund ralal1111 dtmer hare simpiJ doesn't know." 41)' nllii!L AI lor tile Prealdont, Wilkins said: "Mr. Nhon has shown the arall7 llenollts · -atbeage - 60, -available -ncy. despite what I bolleYO ... - b e e1iRible to ....... lo be Ida peraonal commttteont, benollta at 50 and eaoter . . . . 1o tot .these otllor olamanta Ill ards to determine 41oabllll!' J110o hlo 'p eriJ 4etermtne tile WI)' m0111a abould be enactod, Jlrrll. tbe PliV shall go," aald. Made •eommit:me~ts' IIJrd told tile AUe4 to eleboraie, be said: 1-oudtJoalallttaallla q! thlri< Mr. Nixon has certain commltmonta 1o tile !""'them jiDlltldans be!are 1&. Iii!, certalnl7 at llllaml, . IIIII . . . . . ibice llllaml. Wile . _••1.. .. ' 1 Wllbia ;alao wao ...,. ,..... a~e.g~cP ... . a-...... �• ~t()res :·jJ· I! -~,, ~·~ ' Will Re ' '•: I ' :~j .. • !' 10 ·OPEN 50 Years ~on· t~-- own Thomas -Iaiii~- GALLIPOLIS- lnternoUonol Racoway Park opeedfn& Grand Natloral otock caroln the big W. VL 300- ll,y 1111preoalon- "A lillY coold get kiUecl out there,"lllllhonoedoot neceaoarUybeadtlver, Fmn my point In the infield of tho track IIIII the pU area I morwled at the skill of tho big tl!ne drlwro; _,. wbo 1114 run at Daytcn, as they lapped the oman track, IIIII shuddered altho dooleni,.roorolthobigonglnoo. Race drivers rareb' get kiUed -I mean you don't averace 0110 per race. But as I stood on the Inside of tho No. lind 2 tDrnl, al ..,. end oltho track, I k<pt wonder!Q! where I'd COli CD! olthose thundering metallic monsters woold decide to taka me out or the .an~age play. "A 8Ul' coold gel killed out there," porhopalunthorralh statement but ao a novice to tho track, the lhOOII!IIt e!Ured my mind. Thoro was onb' one thin& - II one came my wa.v - Pd aeta now record !or the 100 yard dash. There's one consolaUon - tho lnolde of tho curve Ia prebob!J' the safest place at ttte track since the centrifUgallol'ce tends to pull the racers toward the ottside of the 14-degree banked turn. It was a thr1111~ race tn:m start to finish.. MQbe, it won't be after I've atterded a few. But it was exciting. I newr used m,y $1 grandstand seat. I u1ed my track pass which allowed me lnalde the infield, and a plt pasa, after I signed a paper releaslqr: them or all responslbWQ' In ease of an accident. The only accident I 1114 was when the yellow jackal tried to oU,. me. We were both at the concesatonstaOO. I was get:thw: a hamburaer and coke ead tho yellow Jacket Wll about to get me. He (cr she) landed on the inaIde ol my lorosrm, poiBOd lor tho ,lab, IIIII then I lot hlm have it. His (or her) oUJWOI' evlde~ broke tho akin lllcauoe lloh i~ The arm started owelling. I put ice oo i~ Tbo swolllog vanlabod but a week later, you can see ~ imprilL There was a time early in the nee when I decided J should go to the grandstand. But then I raalized I wao trapped by thoao opeedinl metallic monsters. It would have been impossible to get across the track - worse than Ja.ywa1k1ng &I Broad and lllgll, ColumbuL If the cars didn't get me - the officers on duty would. I tboroo.ogbly onio.Yod the afternoon. It woo lnteroatlng to oee a Grand National stock car close~· They're not what you would lmqine. The ears have no wir.low glasa alii the inside has been atrlppld. Longlludlonsl braclogs nm fl'""' the lell IrOn! to right roar and rl&hl lront to lett roor to reinforce the body, Tbo lnatrumont panel Ia lUll ol puges. Under the hood Is a SOI(IOd ~ poworplanl. Tbe driver Ia aqly secured by seat belt and tight ahoulder harness. Ramo Slott from Koouk, Iowa, picked ~ all the marble a, •• they say, 'llt'ben he ftnisbed f1rst ahead of Benny Para0Jl8 of Detroit, Mich., the 1968 A.utanoblle Racing Club of America champion. He drove a 1969 Plymouth Roadrulmer alii Parsons, a 1969 Ford Torino. I took s~voi'al plclureo (throe rolls otlllm) but oniJ' one &GIIn the pa,per - the one o£ Pbllip U.shinsky, IRP President, preseatin& tho tropiQ- to Stott. Laohlnaky uoeo a big Honda cycle to get oral the track. n beats waUdrv. .' I ~ and completed lnl919, Dom No. . tornoyo s.m.nute, IIIII 24 wao one oflbree·damo pot out >:O!'"'.oOmtnl tho Enlll' of "'"'niiDn when the ne'w C.Ut.. prloe Morino pock CO. Of Pl. oil Roll Dom Eure · · ·· • u -:"-1 1-ka.T . wabe" ,lloopulfnklln . ••• ,.. "' " ·" wore Noe, . 25 . anl 26. : : . : :·wherethe_,.,r'llaa· Ani ._, :;o yeors later, thoro Ia aoothor lock and dam 01 Ra· The suit In the Admli'alil' Ia cine, awroprlateb' named the uld to havablenbroll&htbl<auae llaclnoLocksandllam.Tbe$28.8 of al!o&ed de!Jia owed tho Pl. LOCK AND D.UI NO. 24 looat- ·mllllm Racine Lockl and 11om Plesasnt dock c..,...ny. Tho od ,... Racine wtl put 1a1o • became operaUonsl in 1967, · Noi111 Side DoveiGPm•DI CO., a eraUan loot Woc!l)leday. 11 hoa Hero are other lntereating Weal Virlllnla ecnv,, Ia alao I been olx y-a IInce work 111ft.. ltemo lrom the River News o1 defendant In the caso. ed on tho Job. II !1 aald !hot tho Gallipolis Dally Tribune: Dom No. 241atholoweotDDthe AUG. 26,1919- '111EOblo Rlwr. J, Ed GnhamolGal· AUG, 25, 1919 _ Altschment II, B. Hulirwa wltlilwo'iarpateol Ita C0ou1Q' Ia lockmooter In proceedings against the otsamer lllrROa laid over here Monday cbarp otllom No. 24. EmDy were b-whtln'-·theFedo nlghL Tbe Hulqa wtU Dom No. 24 waaotartedln1913 oi'al Courl ,.ic;.,.les-;:,. by At- _ larpa to Cairo where thoywOI GAUJPOus ,;, 'Old J:.ock IIIII ...:r ljaclno 1114 a Ult. !t wao )lat 50 yeors aeo tllio.·wllol! tlat tbo lock and dam - · lato cportUon. Elll>J:.ock aad Dun' No. 24 · wao aut ot opentlon. Tbo Rlwr Newo of tho 1J1W. Jlolla llall1 1'rllilno 011 AUIIo 30, 1919, bad thlalllm: ~ ~.. ·i!om .No. 2t -l'Oiit•- ~ad~ ~ro Pl!._.•,loatit.J.·,~.andFn , :! •-~ "hliilloir, 11 o.'"' boola., • ·-In. . ·~. ~. II·~ . ~ · · they · · · f • • · ' <' • ' ' I . A\J!l. -tp,. ,Jtl.O< ..;. I,. flOW USDA CHOICE Tenderau tl 11)\il\~ ' I~I>I~JIItQblo IIQ~~" P~ h.~~!':F!ti.. · Jt·~~.~li!'ldle ~ ~ J•. on 0 haw ""' ·Round O. •·t!ilo' ,.. ·Tbli . Ia, ol lll'vet'.', , '' and ,.,,....,., · •cit. Ptit"- ' 1\ourH · · · ' and la 'a , ,........,, · · ·WCII'kil.ijpaetad '4nirlai . the P&G Uqo lo i:kiliiJ ' . . ·· '"!'· ..U obHI'Viltl tbo IO'I8i'llttlfo! 111rP AIJG. 29, 1919 - '111EGaMi'al c - ' - lo '112f. ' Ia of lila .ill. .w... waa delaYed again Wedlf111111t Loodi aDil Niw Orlouo. Dowti ill1 bJ llollar and ll)llclllnol')' 1ll6 r..t-looi, .'llle. trlpl wl\b ltie tb11 t!Jne atSiaten"'Jo, · .... jltp """' bot GP Ia•. boiit Ualtl. Tlio' pocket loot CMir& dlJ mal[. llrlll!l[lil ·A .wittior Ia iho cooldproaCIUI'Iial IIJJ·II!U'I-o¥e•Jol. etedl on to 1111 .... , Willi a foal IPlJI, IIW bJ I dalaalt a1 1llf niliilli !If • thiJ ll)o Wood'l .,.. ' biidlii .O·aillUit-ai .ol Jo1111 1;.tNbo-. ciiiDol')',wJil,clliiii!)OltltOIIIfGI.. tw... 111 1'. - _ wtU 1111 leloMI II .W ·ll*t . - Lolli.- oft 111111 roplaeedbJ.a1104!1ortillio. oio4 !I wai a 'Linl ·loto ll'lde thlttltepacloo! il!ridP 1tilll a 6n tGOI • wDIIa'triodad oiL , ...,.: · · · ·~~~c~::. ot U..ri.i ' line. ,..,_--~ ~I ~. Cbo~ ~ *""'"· J'l .1~21 ~~~~~. I~ ail!o:a.'JrU~,biotdp ~- ~e~ ~ ·~eted -Nthe~SnV..)Irlctp jaq•U........... -'""'!'"' Tta*"P~ ' ~ n(loi~llllliftlhe PI~ ~ lhil!oalllllllldla~,_, ~ rlllllir~ Whole ~- ~Uil. uil ~PI~.-~ tow~ ~e-CIDcl!ll!tlU ~11 ""'~ lllo· ~ ,~iod.oL~bioi-.''; lb. r------------------------------------~----.,..--_,..;,..________....:,_,..:. :·,:',, ;·, ';.~_,..--,..:._;,.. I' ~· ' ' OC ,<R IJ~ CHOICE TF.Nilt:RAY TEIDEIAY Steak ':r ..... .... Wll diU.... . . , - . . I ' ..U 1onuot. 111 an Roast I ,I I ., -1,'11• ' .• . .• i.fi 1 -~~ ._j / ~ l lh· f ; . , ..... ';fT ,t 'J"J '·'· •'·. ·;;:, ' ' -\ .. ~ ' lh. 69e Ham ~~b. . : Get Up To ··.c~;J56 Extra ,Kn...- AP11ortN ..... $1. Dressings 3 heUtos . II FRJill! TOP V.U.UE STAMPS wlllt IIIIa • • - ... ,.,...... Ill I . J-lba. er mere FRI!!IH GIUKJND MEATS E<pci/0/69 Kro•eor BraiUI Tea Bags lb. .IHJg . KROGF.R PLAIN • SELF· RISING ' 50 FREE 1014'ALUR STAMPS wltk 1111• pard1ase ef eM,.. •*' ! lbs. K-witk Krlsp, sHn '• Save, or Krv&er Brud Slleed lloroa Exp.1/3169 ... (lltiQ, · Blltter (8th), ___ (11111), Tovar . . _.(7110• • 4 at least a reapprai11l, however ,lb. · Jar • WITH COVI'ON 5I FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS \ft!llttt Kregf'r Bread 5 $1 loavto1 %001. Vaa Camp Pork ~ Beans 7 1-lh. ean~ $1 Gelatins Slo..ly c...w a Pineapple Sll<od Fruit -·• 5 tha. pkp. $1 Slo..ly Catsup 5 .!.~ $1 Stoftly t•t Gl'ftll 5 ·:::.-:-· $1 .!~ $1 5 '.'!:' $1 Stokely Cl'f"am Sb'lf' a 12 7 Dflict.s Flavon Pies STOKELY - 1I Fla¥11'!1 Khlf'r Bra ad. Buq•f't Cl'f'lllll ._, .... ·' IIIII - ............. of ql. J[....... MA\'ONNAISE Exp. 9/3/89 ftele Ker~ttl 12 oz. Corn 5 ~-~.;;,!.... $1 Stokely Tellll.io Juice 3 ::· 89c •KhCf'r BraDd E,.a,. Milk 6. 1411""'· 89e ra•~ II EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS wkl ..51; Mllpel and Jtllh!ILaif' .r Z pkcl. ltropr SANDWICH A WIENF.R RUNS }o;)o;p. II EXTRA TOP VALliE STAMPS •ilia &WA tCIII,_ aM JMift'MR IC !Utlb~J' Pear Halves 3 1 lb.cans13 ••·: $1 · ~~~'·:; ., ' !ltobiJ • Applesauce 6 1 !~·.! ••· $1 . . •.•r' •{ . - ~~-, ,~', .. r . ' ... . }; .•• . '.. ~ .. .I, -~Iii ' ' . • r .\.• ··r·,7~~·.. ~ ·, II ' ... .. ,. . You don't have to take yo\W phone with you when you move. Phone serVIc.e ia OJ:\'e thing l'_o~ Qeed,n't worry abou~ .Just call,yo1,1r .Ohio ~ Bell Bervtce representatt\re ea:t!.l: and·o(der all t~~ pll()p.es you,*(ant for. in.~ . )at~qn, ~t ·'on~ tlDle, and p~y . a smg~e. one.tlN-~. -~mc::~ coq- · . n~ton cllarire. (Adclitt~~9ne•tit,#e 1c~ea li\Cil •!LPPly<for cofor and prem~mq phon~.) ~AAd 1f you're m.ovipg '~ut•of.'towh ·an)'Whe~.l.n , • .~ '·•·'· ' " . .J.. \·..'j >.! ·J ·' . " ·' ; •C) 'j ... ·I'' . J.· ~. I' . ~· ....,.. \' "j ~ i',.• . ,I . '.' '. \ .. ,,,," ' .... ., ,. ' " -' • 9/3/69 cans ' "· . . . ..,.. .,-~- 'l-Qji Value Stamps t.'II.D 3 ', in a box so dlftlcult u to require ' ·• 69e Coffee ulaUon. It woold be ROin& to ellnmea to predict that the ProoideDI Ia now got,. t.m Vlotu with all guna blazing, II would be equall)' foolish, however, not to reeacnlze that 1 policy of actually largely aomanUcal yielding and yielding bas put tho President do"' $1.29 • (!'"·~ •-rt ' .. FiUets lb. tniOOER SPOTUGHT BEAN Biggest Fiction · Of All Exploded I . -·· Ceaatry Clab Caaaed . ,..., Cook.. ~ ,• ('" agonizing, Ol!lclal Waohllwton denies that the suspension oftroop withdrawalls a major charve iaprinclple, and lhlaenUreiJ' undorllandsble. lila psrUcularly so lnlilhlolthe !act that Slcrelary ol Slate wn. llam tqero aad Slcretary olllolenae Melvin LalrdbsdbeenlalkiDK of more ard more withdrawals rigllt ~ to the hour when the · President himself aald in ettect: No more now. an,yh~. For Mr. Nixon's 'whole IPpmach for man,y weeks hit been grounded ~on an earnest and h"' deed almost despente atteqt: somehow and to some extent to placate the new lsolationlatdofti of tile Senate am to get at least some of their pressure ott hia back. The attitudes ofRoprian:l Laird may be eiiPialned by lhlo circumstance. put arleht here at home. Both were trying, as the sayIt almost convinces a man that there really is something in the ing goes Can1 goes ard goea and old saytrw that truth does some- goes), "to keep open the diatimes r i s e again, however logue" with antl~Vletnun poilU.. crushed by mere hope aOO facile dans and commerators. This was a normal and perfectly le&ltalop.neering. Yet this formal finding by the llnate polltieal ploy, and all thoae Nixon administration thal the Big who are not lntereated onb in. Rock Candy Mountain does not scoring debating points mUJt r~ exlat is perhaps as important for grel that II did not work - so ill tlmh.- as for its substance. lq, U.t ia, as the PresLdent For it is lasued in ttlewakeofthe did not dn •11)'11>1111 oerloosiJ' to Preaident's decisiontohaltindel- weaken our amai posture mUi-initel)o bit erstwhUe plan for . taril~ in VIetnam. The t.ro.mle, holft'ever, it that ateady troop withdrawals from even thouah Mr. Nixon'• yleldirw VIetnam. li la obviou1 that this could be and yielding wat In truth more Uled to what lo f,lmoat symbolh:al than real, alnce he c:er&aln now to come. This is a never il'ltended to even art)' poslarder Une in Vietnam, hcmever albllity of genuine retroa~ ltwat it may be described, not because not seen in that wu by either the adminiatradon loves "esca- tho Communlll ....... .. tile lation" and all that. but because dnvaa or tho Semte. 'l1ie Iormor aow llao evlde~ ol another haroh reall!j<thatolmof woakaMd Amarlcan wiU alii ' .PIJ' COllllOtbewlabedawl)'. Thiola , tbe realicy that .._ted one-old- hllve actod ac-.IJ', Tho chose to see ·It •• a flat ~ .Amorlcen """"oaslons to the promlu ol oorcy American recoDununlll IIIIIDY bave dOIIIOIIainllly onb' emboldened hl!n to tirement and wiD I!IOOt outsb' .W!Jeie that, hovl• alroody &GI scream the bouse clown If the ~. hi can at leowlh getlt Praoldtnt lo now fOrced to i"' all and' ft>rcellll Amarlcan caplt- crealt our military action. 49.!' 1 . USDA CIIOICE Teo..ny - - Rolled Romp \Y!lShington White. Paper BY WILUAM S. WIUTE WASIIINGTON - The biggest and moat llaJ'd1 ncttOn of currert tl!nea, the ....,.ct that il only the war 1n Vietnam were not there bllllona ~ biUiooo woold Ill iJ>. otanUy at l'end to eure aU our urban uta, has at long lut beea IIIPioded. The man who is surely notlacki!W iD interest in urban reform, White Houle urbanaftalrs assistant Danlol Moynlban, baa olllcl· ally -and with obvious reluct~ ance - reported to President NixOn that even if the war encled tamorrow, all those tags otmQiloo ey slmj>IJ' woold not be avaUablo tor oew social programs. T h e vast uaurplus" so long predicted would in t'act be eaten ~ by the rising OOBtS of other programs, not excludi.I8 the new defense allocations that would be unavoidable if we allmred ourselves to be defeated in Vietnam, and by rising coet& in general aOO the rising population curve. Thus it ts that another argument ot the extreme ..peace" bees has joined a long list of bankrupt conlentioos. Sic transit the old allblthot II only we would aet out of Vietnam, all could be \ Tflldfray taU:" dw IYt'!MWorlr. out of ba)'iDIC hrtf! NEW YORK (UPO - Tbo -~omeroy-Gallipolis Steak 111. $1.39 -KROGER STORES VSDk-:C:HOIC:I! OP~ ,SlTNDAY THderaf GHOII(. Steak lb. 99e 10 a.m. • h•.m. -·-- T-Bone Steak .' In I ~ USDA CHOICE = _,. 'hlldrray C•lle 20t!; 1-pkp, DANI!III PAI>TR\< E>p. 9/3!69 �GAU.JPOUI- lllrleltll, aid- 30 ·'··< ill 117 !<lor Gllllpolla ·IUmblennd -'11~ oc:Ored lwl<e - plqo from • • " - - tmu29. .•.. lllr· ~Nm· · · . ht· " . . Golllpeilo plaed 77 yardl In ~ ,DIOmlrl& willie ·2~ l'llllllln8 attempll,l!\d ~et­ C..c!i C. L (.JolloiJiy) Ecker'o ed 111reo ol four . pooseo for 32 Blue Devil• pmehed over one yll'da, IMna tile Galllau 109 '' 11x • po~mor In a so •minute srld yll'do rulhlng and pasllll(. n l<l'llllml&e 00 Memorial Field. Marietta .... limited to 69 Doth Tlpr touchdowns <1111e yards rulhlng fn 18 atleQI!a. ~ • &'Mitl. The Nartetta 1corea , were oel UJ> by two TOm Prose The Tigers oompleled aeven ol , llud>leo deep In Blue Dovll ter- II passes for 99 yardo, pYIDg tho villtoro 168 yards rullllng ritory. and passing. Bolh squada jlicked ' Otberwite, It was a. nip 8Dd qp HVeo llrsl _,., Tom Prole · - - · TheBiaeD..lloru ' ' I I . , .How . . I '41st WASIIINGTON (UPl) - Frank llmrard hit hll Uot bolller IIIII llole his nrat bue ., t11e - om IIIII Ken McMIIIeD cracked lour lll'al&ftl hill, lncllllllna hlo 12th bomor ao tile WallhiDiton :!lellotora celebrated Vanopr Ted WWiamo' 51at blrthcJQ' with a ......, hfslt 17. hit attack and an 11-3 victory Salurdoy over tile Oaldlllll Athletics. · McMullell druve In three nms with o two • nm double In the SLOW PITCH TEAM - The Fanners Bank and Savings Co. slow pitch softball team wlll wrap llrot and a selo homer In the up ita 34--21 season Morday at 4 p.m. at the Labor Day celebration in Syracuse when t1te team will third. Lee MIJe doi¥>Jed IIIII ala. meet Red's Club of Mason, W. Va. Team members pictured are, front row, left to riRht. G r e & Sled twice and scored three nms Batley, Mickey Menchini, Bob Grueser, Jerr.v Van lnwagen, Bob Whaley, Mike Wright; back reM, 111111 Howard added a double IIIII left to right, Larry Grueser, Ted Morarity, Don Nelson, John Wolfe, Ed Beer, Rick Gilmore ilnd -two singles. KeM)' Wiggins, manager. Team members not pictured are Denny Evans, Don Swisher, Dick Werey, Ata Bradbury aOO Jeff Burt. The team took part in the Elks Tournament in Gallia CounlJr l<iida)' Oilton Named niBIL Cubbies Edge Braves, 5-4 \ ' LAKEVILLE, CCM. (UPn '!be $25,000 Elngllah Leather GraDd Prix will be run Monday poinls. Adamowlc• finlohed IOC· at Lime Rock Park, and the race ood In Canada Aug. 23 Ia his Ea. could the Continental gle Cbe>y. Other entrauta !aclude John dwnpfonllhlp. - , . tha Uat ol entries lor Camoo of Pasadena, Calif., in tile 70 .lap race Is Tony Adamo- second p!ace with 27 polots, Sam Posey ol 9!aron, Com., driving a McLaren Chevy with 26 po!alo HOUSE FOR SALE and George Wlntoroteen o! VU. o-_. moved out ol stat•. Thr.. lanova, Pa. ~4toom brick, l'il bath1, carpet, lk• ""'· 14JLU Fomlly fQIItn OMclals at Ume Rock conI wiiCHI burning f/,.ploc•. I~Wo1W, disposal, two firmed Saturday thotactor James !~• .-flos. E~eno bulldll'lg on Garner wiU be at Lime Rock for HI', jtlus hwp brick gorog•. the race, directing his team Gar~ . . . I~ running frum Rt. 218 •t• river fronl. C•ntrol oit eun. ner Is expeeled to bring along CALL pholograP,ers to rum parts 0[ Rex McCormick the race for inclusion inamovle. CHEVROLET INC. Leading the foreign entries KENOVA, W. VA. •• will be David Hobbs o1 London, Ph. 4S.t-134~ •• ltallan Andrea De Adamich and AfNt 6 Phone • ,63a4335 Canadian Goorgo Eaton. ~ :4'''"''""· SVAC President Braves scored Ia the elihthwben CIIF8HIRE- PlwlDWon,beod Bob Didier led off with a double baskelballcooch atlflmlaTr..., and came home on a sacrifice fJ1 High Schoo~ was elected prollby jlinch bitter Felipe Aloo. clent ol the !iqulbern VaiiOY Ath, Regan, who relleved Ken John. letic cooterence Frldt,y nlaht at ....ches' meatiq held aiK,ypr SOli Ia the aevonth Inning, was IIlJa. ky throughoot the llnol two Ia- Creel< High School. lie replacea nlngs but gvt Clete Bo.Yer on a Mel Corter, head football coad! pop to end the game with a rwt- at North Gol1la. . ner on nrot. Oilier olll<ero 'Include Jolm Sana ol Kner Creek, vice • proHOSI'S WINTER GAMES aldG Wrlaht ol Eut. · ,"!fii LAKE PLACID, N. Y. (UJ'I) , em; --eecretary ~· treasurer - Notlficatioa wa1 received group, in oller matters, dealghere Friday from tile Fodera- naled tile noimbar ol PIBIOI far lion lllternallonalo s p o r t a tha 1969-70 athletic oeaac>11. Ea~ Unlversltes Ia Tur!a, llaly, that ~chclol._wiU ~ allocaled 15 Pl"f: ·· Lake Placid """ tile honor ol es, a wao IIIIIIOWiced thai the IKixl hoollnc tile 1972 World C<>llo-- meeting will be a dlmer aeaalon giate Winter Gimes. More than at Oacar'a Reotsuraut Ia Galll500 athletes are expected to poll a oo Nov. 5 at 1Vhich time tho oompete Ia the February, 1972, arntal SV AC AU-star toam will games. be-. · ·:Dan Could Decide '69 Champ wic• ol WUton, "hh., wbo Is tho current po!at 1 - r wilh 36 • aver FOREST HILlS, N. Y. (UJ'I) Rod Laver, claimlng ••you can't live on a reputa.Uon" registered bia 26th consecutive victory Sat. urday to set up a quarter ~ f1Dal mecllng with Dtmnla Ralston ol Bakersfield, Call!., In the $137,. 000 u.s. ()pea tennla cbamplonlhlps. The red -hatred Laver moved closer to cempletlng the llrat Grand Slam by a prolesotooal as he wore down Jatme Flllol ol Chile, 8~. 6.1, 6.:! Ia tile center courl olthe WeatSideTon. nlo Club and the 16th seeded Ralston heal Tom Gorman ol Seat. tie, ll-9, 6-4, 1-5. Americans OUedthoftralthree Q!arler llnal berths to be decided ln the women's siqlea. Sixth - seeded Nancy SUI lRS Anielo, Tex., ralliedtoover- como wln1101110 Wlmle Sbaw ol Seotland 3-31 6.4, 6.:!; HY.ch .. seeded 11<11omar7 CUtis ri Stm Franc:loce rooted Pear;y Mlc:ltol of Paciltc: Palisades, eaut. 6.3, 6-1; and Peaches Barllolwlcz ol Hamtramck, Mich., beat Fran. else Durr of France, u. 6..2. Billie Jean Klngoli.oog-ch, Calif•• tile third seed, motDealae Carter ol Loa Alto, Calif., Ia the f!aal ""men' a matdt ol the ~- '!be four other quarter .n. nal bertha will be~!lleday. Ral111m laid earlier In the week that ho bo!>ed both be IIIII Laver would aurvlve -thelr'IW18rtlnal match ' - - h e wu ...,_ n - he CQI!cl!be t11e cmeto lflip Laver's bkl for a l1un. Hawev .. llid!eY ol er, tile 27.,yeor-old RaJ- came I • • ) .E PHONE 446-0296 11 ln F.,PIJ>'BJ.l .N ·· '' . · I ', , - -- hll rut. .~ ages K .• , sen to tlo tile same .lh the fourth quartor, then hit Fred HOI W\tha tali · · · 14-yard scorlngpsoswlth7:49r&o ~. 011 · ~ PfO&fiiD, about 8 . ~lnlng in the pme Salurdl¥ to p.m. the raoarve ·seat drawing ally the Phltadell>hfa Eaileotoa wUI be ..;.,. · 24-17 pre-season victory over the . , ...,... \!Jew York Giants. . , ' Tho Giants led 17-10 going Into the last quarter when ~ lofted • long pass to JackiiOO, . · who took It on the Giant 17 alii nTIas . '~ L. ea d •cored easily. The Eagles moVed ' ,Open 'nto tile lead when s ....d bit HDI vith a short pass on the eight and llll scampered alona the right :ideline Cor-the score. The Giants took a 10-0 lead In bird on the fourth and llll"fowly rnl11oda ~r !ora par four on tile .12. llodpro, who called hla two rouncla ••cme of the best l~ve 'bad/' llld Brewer's pointers. In thO clubhouse prior to Sat~·· round helped him. Ltmn, who bas earned $42,974 this year, on the 'vet' , prred all WtJI through back nine Willi he birdied the par f. . 18th. NlcldaUI, loaldna far bio llrat loo!rnOY win . . shot ' ' his· all'al&lrt three under - 118. The thlrdleadlnaall-ttme ill~' winner, aDaa\wlnnertirtce the .San Dleco CI(IOn last Fibruary, had clllly ..,. q,y, on the sbOrt par ihrea llllb hole, when he had blalled aut of a bunker. F'-'"1 round leaders Jeat GnldSl"tll\l, Bob Mulph,y and J. c. SIIBI!d had their -biOI Satur- In-•-•· ' day, Goltlilt,and, of Wlll1IIIJI8Ioll, Mhm., 1111li:Ped·to a threeoW:rpar 74 afte< ... Clpeoilll( round 66 for a 140 tlltai."Mmpby Clllleln with • 73 far • 139 lad Sneed, nephew at SaiD ~alaocenieda74!or &140. ·Former U, S. ~· champ Leo . '!'revlno ..... Ia 1ilth • 67 far. 137111d dOfeodq CGO ,~~arnp~on lillly lhola 68 fnr a 138. , .Mike lloaoor ol West P a i m Beocll, FW, Wbo lhot a fs Ia the . ,OJIIIIIIW round, ""' dlsqU.UIIed "'!' -slcldlll an lncerroct scoreCUd. ' ~Do lillrafd, 'IIIIo ...... IAiliine7''1n 1967; fli'td.' 65 far a lJI Wldl.! ·hwi'llllll- wl. . J. .Frank' IIO!Q• of· J,.oulivllle, K,y;, . wlio-a' 72 J.clan ~ · ill Giants, 24-17 the , In . ca- w. . A,IIo ...,..,. lnlo tile _..,._ tiaiJ 1'011!111 "!'"' ltib ~II!OW - -E .I' · Over 25 per cent of the emoloyed registered nurses ln 'the United States were leso than 30 years old, in 1006. When opoortunitr/ is dillinquished as h a r d W01'/c at lceep• lots of peo· . pie from sueceeding.. · ·, •·. ., -. ·~ .. .. '{ ·seven-yard field goo!. Fran Tarkenton marched the Giants 85 yarils after Pete Gogo.. lak had given New York • 3-0 lead with a 25-yard flold goal In the llrsl q111rter. Tarkenton put the Giants ahead 10-0 with a Dve- DEFENSE - A mtmbor at tile 19119 lllonhold State UJd.. voraiQ-'s No. lclefonslve unit Ia GallipDI!a' 5-U BW Wsmsley, a 200ilound Golden Eagle oenlor Unobecker. A sracNate ol Gallla Ac:odemy High School, ho Ia tile son of Mr. and Mrs. Clal:ence Wamsley of - - vlcto17. · Toaar. Son F.....IH.~ ia at Oaklllllll 11111 Dmrer , . , Bo- at tile Galor - ', .... JackiOIIVIIIe, Fla. 'l1le loss to tile Chloft - ·t: ceatiJ mo for tfio belliaHd ~·- ~beck Cbar.., .l<lltniOII took • blow cii tha held IIIII bad 1o leave tile ....,. thJid par!Od. 1'lllltltr Chuck Latourotte • • " - ~ry Ia the cortellt ._.· Ia tha wiU underlJI aurgery. SIGNS CONTRACT .. BOSI'ON (UJ'I).:.IIonf)' Fla.: kel, )IUrchaled 1111 ..... rrola tile. Stm DiolJI Rockets, ....... a eautrad with tha Boaton Iague. Collies Frldl¥ for tile 1969 • 70 Len Daw1011, ODDiidered to be National Basketball " - - tbe molt accurate puser 1n pro football, toaaed two toochdown passet, llttle Mike Garrett plunged for a third score and --· Kyger Creek Could Better '68 Record CIIF8HIRE - Eight lettermen rorm the rllculeua ror the 1969 Kyger Creel< High Scheolfootball yard TD pass to rookie Don Herrsquad wl!lcb bas been working mann. hard Wider tho watchful eye o1 Rookie Ernest C&UIMa,y heed COOch Howard Leo Miller. blocked a Giant fteld goal at. Tho 11168 de!endlng Southern tempt,lnd, Nato Ramsey retunwd VaHey Athlettc Conference the ball to the Giants' 20 to aet champs will open tbe season•• up Baker's field goal Camr>allin agalnat Fairland o1 Joe Morrison ran 22 yards lor Lawrence County. a touchdown in the third period Retumiag from last year's to give the Giants a 17..3 lead. IQUad which oomplled an oversll The Eagles cut tbelr cletlcit to record ol 7-2. are: five aeniora 17-10 late In tile third q~Brtor - Dan Polcyn, 225~ tackle; as Harey Wilson ran tive Yards Jack llon100, 136-pound fiU&rter. ror a touchdown. beck; Tom llyaell, 190 • pound Leroy Keyes, the hlg!>i>rlced tackle • guard; Jon Rolhpb, 205 AJ1.American from Purdue who pounder who bas been switched signed his procortractthlsweek, from end to fullbeck; Mike Hallmade his first pro appearance in kina. a 195 pound center; Wade the second hal!onklckol!alllpunt Hon!IOII, 150 pound end; Earnle ~eturn ~s. but never larxlled Vatz(lllf. 180 pound Iackie • th ...:.. . e~ . ~. _,. ·~· ~ IIJIIrd and Gary Souaders, aflaet. fooled 1411 pound halfback.. Other toam membero compst. poUud guard; Marshall French, 112 lb. halfback; Mike llulhes, lag lor positions Include: Tom 120~ lllllback; Kemeth Ba,y. Denny, a 140 senior half. lor, 104 pound halfback; Johnny back; Jerry!WI,I25poundJuntor Baird, 9~ lb. 111W1erbock; Brian halfback; Kenneth lkown, 162 Thcker, 148 pound center-«UUrd; pound end; Sophomor..: B I II Nicky Mealge, 120 pound end; Rouah, 171 lb, guard; B1U Buck, Orland Cremeena, 190 (lDIUII( tac125 lb. quarterback; Roy Thomp.. kle; John Rouab, 132 pound half. 1100, 145 lb. endi Terry Moles, back; Greg McCarty, 117 pound 131 lb. guard; Jolt Zerkle, 120 ond; Jim Bias, 188 pound hallpound ballback; Richard Rumley, back; George Curey, 148;>ound 132 pound end; Jack l'lr!IOIIo, 134 end and David Slump, 116 pound -halfback; Dan Sw!aher,159 !UUbeck. pound guard • tackle; Paul RalHere ia the Bobcat scbedule: tltJI, 136 lb. auard; David White, Sepl. 5 ........... Filrland 127 lb. halfback; Glom Smith, Sept. 12 • . • , •••. At Wabam& ItS lb. quarterback; Rick Who. Sepl. 19 , . . , •AI Southern lloeal brey, 155 JDIIl(l fullbeck; Roger Sept. 25 • • •• AI North Gl1lla AlhtJI, 176 pound tackle; ldlke Ott. 3 • . . . . . . .. . . . Eastern Beebe, 149 pound tsckleandGory Oct. 10 •••••• AI Southweotern Coll!as, 140- halfback. Oct. 17 . . .••••••• Alexander Froabmen: James Nibert, 132. Oct. 24 ••.• AI Hannan, W. VL (lDUDd fullback; Mark Darst, 135- ol:t: 3o •• : ..... Haman Trace " Fall Tour Possibly Off Limits to Arnie OAKMONT, Pa. (UJ'I) - Amaid Palmer said Saturday ho Is looltlng forward to doing tltlngs be ~ done 1n years such as going to 1-11 game& - II a hlp aliment prevents him from returning to the pro gulf tour In tho fall, · Palmer, •ttendfn& the flnal ruund ol tha National Amateur c:llalnplonlhlp, oald he bas aa. swered hundred& olleltera from helpful 11110, lacludlng mo who . IDicl him he could cure tile bip with a dally - e ola ooftdrlnk. Goif'a all • time leading . _ OY winner laid he """ld lit down with ,bis pll,yllclaD, Dr. Corl Elsenbela ol l'lltsiJoargh, on Tuea. day ·for a ._..mlnotlon. Jlul he llld II WIXI!d be ·II> - t .,._ ~be U ~· filum 1D tile tour Ia delayed. "I have tote o1 things to de rlgltt now asldelromplaylnggvlf, and that's keePng me pretty butJI," he oald. ''I'm loddngfor. ward to doing a lot ol tltlngs 1an.· joy doing IIIII haven't been able to do Ia 10 years - Uko going to and ultrasonic fa.rs, the same oomblnatlon that cured blm In a when thosllmentllratflar. ed Ia 1966;-'11le &Oillns sreot said he p1an. ned a quiet celebretlon o1 hio 40th birthday, Sept. 10. On Fri. ~ had knocked doitlr rumorlfootball games. •• that he planned 111 run for gover. Palmer . has not played com- nor ol ~IQ'lvanla non year. petltlvel,y since he shot an 82 In the llrat round ol tho FGA tour. · 1111110nt at Dayton, Ohio, Aug. 14, IIIII then withdrew because ot tile problem with his bip. "l:'a awfUlly hard not to play (llllt, • Palmer said. "I'm etiU open minded a - tho fall tour. IIIII It I play I will P11mer 1111k1 be bU been tsk. .ol deep beat _M.... ;,i;j:'"' month CARPETING ..,. Included At Reeular Price JIIIIViD8 Oll(lDilellt .by the Ia- ' OFFENSE- Earl (l!utc;h)lfeCorml... _ctMr.llld lira. Lciblo MeCormlck, a srad~ate ot ~ Academy Hlglt Sc:hool, Ia a '!!ember o! tho Morehead State Unlveralt;r's No. 1 otfenalve unit. A sophomore, McCormick Ia 11-1 arid welaha 215 .... S.Ond ldcjlod 811aialn .-ial! a.. PADDING & INSTALLATION th&n:La- .... ' ". the dllrerealirpel 01 - . . 11111 _ _ , _,,U be Ins thllt \ w•-· ver, llllkl be ,.._ tired oat il7 ·SETUP · .. j!clior'"-: ~lil SMJLANICH UPI~ Writer , The Ka!lua City Cblofa are · '"'tile warpalh Uform' ......., UW. to prove they're '\ Clll"fOIIIII' tile - a t toam In · Pl'feaotooal , ,_II IIIII tile lnoat lollc:al c:haUanaer to tile world cha\nplon New York Jata. The Chleta, Putlclplllta In the rtrst !llpsr -1 same Ia 1967 when tiler were lntlmldat. ed by the Green 1111' Pickers, honthuecl to jlick UJ> moman.. .tum In tho oxhlbltlon campalan FrkJa.y "qlght by cloWni!J& lhe St. Lcibls Clrdlnals, 31-21. , 'l1le victory for the Amerlct111 F-11 Loaaue toam was tholr fifth wilhoul a loaa and tha third at tile . _ ,.. ol a rival from the National Footoou - the .' Dla1,*" hil . pRINCETON, N,· J. (UPJ) the ftrst halt before the Eagles 1i11f will·Coieh, ~ thO . nm · Ulrculh a f... tila.Ys io famiUar. Norm Sneed thi"ew a 112-yard soored with one second remab~ ·lze fi¥.' llld sila<:tatora with toochdown paso to ~old Jacl<- trw In the half on Sam Baker's .,.-- se..n feel and .lbeli blfdllld .the ,' .,,.,,, nlnih tnD two fest ~r lils liOo fOot~ f ! " ' . - eqii•Jiire. ly ~Pill tho bGii. ' . Melll:lk than mlaod ·t~~e-11111 . . ' ' crand boROYed. hit a 'II'I.IIGil· the .Pil'-three 13 and ~ for a - o bogey, .birdied iho 14th fr<lm 18 feel and mlllod tile 16th creea for a bos~Y· ·· ' ·~- Ia elll!t , ...s - 'cOMPLETE . .. ,, \ ' olthe l.lnlftriU;f ol Jftoml, - VIIT OUR LOT & SEE THE LARGE SELECTIOI OF ....•• FRENCH CITY . ,-, I ' ~ · ~O.:·~.,the Short ·On. Cas-h? -.. . ... ; · . -s Cllll C, B8 to 6& low honors were ..... 1o' Ken GlOmi of Jack!IOII with a 77, 111111 loW lilt bY Jac:l< Sallera, J. . . .wlth a70. C1U1 D, 55 to 59 aaw low 11'01• ..... bJ' Dave Wrlabtsel, McArlbur, with an 88, while Jrt"r7 Dobbins, Jacluiolt, CGII()ed loll' Ponllk.,., . e..a~ FINAfCCING AV~It,ABt;E ·. · co-·- · a70. OAKMONT, Pa. (VPI) - Steve 19118. ed tha t34-yanl qJOnlll( hole!..Melnyk, winner of the Weatern ADen Miller ol tho fourth all'al&ht dl¥.llutGUeo Amateur gU!tournantOIIIearllar ' Fla., who -Into tile iiDal iound bogeyed tile nellt two IIIII Melnyk · thla year, added the 1969 U s. lied with Gltea for liecmd piscO liepn his parade ol blrdlea. Amateur champlon.hlptoldsreo- at ol.....,f11V, three shot& beMehiYk, who luat ilnllhed hll ord Soturday with a cloolll( ..,._ bind loleiDyk, ilred a 74 and ft1>- · itnal . year on tile University of · under-illf 70 lhol pve 111m a 1 - with a 293. Florida PI ·team, birdied tile lour-round 296, nve shots .better Then eame Robert Zender ol hole from 12 feet, eolled t.ban his -.eat rival Skokie, DL, ai'I0-295; Jalm ·Far- the 534-prd fourth hole from 'l1le 240·pou"" Brunswick, Ga., quhar ol Amarillo, Tex., 73-296; deep 'tn a Ifill' 50 feet trcm the golfer blasted 01t o1 a trap for Tom Watson of ilalllas ·at,y, . pjn,.J>Irdled tile .a!pll hole from an easte and acldocl111ree blrdleo 75-296! Dr. E. E. R. llpdqraftol ; ; ·' · IIi a blazq ~ U Tuc1011, . Ariz., . ~P'J;• .B4dw · on tile li'olt nlneolthe6,~ Foiter at Yorkshire, EIWIIDd. Oakmont Country Club,CGUfsa to . 7U98;' twOolbqe fanl)er clialql open his lead to eliht otrollea, . CbarUo coe ol Oldal-. Clt;y,' then coasted ln. Hlo " " " ' - 13-298; and Bruce Aamlorlh ol .YOUR · M~DICAL RECORDS total Will two over par. , Las VIIJI!• Nev.,~. ,· VlnnJ GOes ol Lynch,burg, VL;· · It wal tile ftralllma liDce the ARE ON FIL£ AT · a former Unlveralb' ol 0-.Ia U, S. o\mateur 1111 cliall(ld to golfer, ahol a ~ 72 strob piQ Ji!!or years ,P thlt THE .HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER ond finished oecend far the third 11'8 llllllll~llliu'tiD-JIIOl'lllhon '' --~ otralgltt year with 291. & leat o~ alrake. 'lb6 !ail w~ by , CLINIC by one . strolco Ia bolh 18417 11111 t ~ llll1'aln liu JaCk. NlcldaU., W~(belt DudloJ Wnq.)r, 8111d SYCAMORE .BRANCH 6 lrllbatob·pla;r at Ptblu Beach, Call~, In 19l!L Giles,~ fa the IIIIIOiwoscme with .lolelll!'li. dj)lod to With:; close to leallll( hll ehance u he Ia two ohols afte< - below hlo beat form aplnol ClormaD. After llrUUIInc thraulll the lets, Ral...,led f.3 llrat with hll own .erve cornlna Ia tile fourth HI. a.t'atdeoce, bedou. ble faulted IIIII hit a wild vollu . . to !poe the serve. However, he . / spin In the 11th liiDII IIIII this lime held to win the matc1i. Laver, Who baa won Ule Au... lrallaD, Fnach 111111 Enalllh .......,..,.ahlpo for tile llrlt Jew. llx ol tile crown, bad bia aerve brakeD Ia the verr Drat l!IDII iiY FWol, but be held bl.o aerve lbrGu&ll the reat ol ,fl!e ..-. Allblloqb Laver•· Hl'Yed Cllll¥ !<lor ac:.1, be Nicl he no Yll7 llllallod with hll sorvtee. He hun't loot a match llnoo booibc '*·...,...,_Bob,... Klnlogl at si. '... e.t, 6,4. . .. WDII)II Ill Scioto' CGutliq with 701. F.,.- Clala II, 65 to 70; low .,V.. wa1 W... .IIY R, il. White, lilllJiioll'- ;With ~ 83; IIIII Jdlj ~.. ~ - loW !pot with Steve Melnyk Fires One Under Par 70, Wins U.·~5. Amateur il!d · . co . --..1·.-o;w. ~Die Gl "" """ . ~ flU- .24' WIDEs-IOillt HOMES-IIlVEL Tdhlt~C-ItS .,.. . Win 11111 · bu, ........,lb~ -.~~~~~~. FIBal, a U.,eardd • • • • . 24' WIDES {SECTIONAL HOMES) '. . ..Uve leldor member ol Filrlflllll".!lie framed cerllll~te ~~~'~""'*' by Dr. EdwOrd Mlebael, - - It the coaclu. 111011 "'tile-.-:* be""ot. PreIIIII Solilll!lnl IIIIo - · (IOit al Falral-s -·~a,.-­ CCitllltry club. lllclucle 'O, F. hrP. ~Arib'r•· Low lilt hollora were """ 117 the llld Roy Ho!mei, Jackaon, llbol A!uJ Frick llr. G1 fblledlllplda, an 88, lmd had a net H. Low net Pa. ( . For Cilia A, Jllllfera 70 llld was Rev. Cllftord Tbo. mas ol Jackom had an lit over, low arots Wll won b1 W. with a nst 85. H. lfarlraf ol C<>lllllliiU; CounJack Slllrler Sr., Jackaon, a try Chi> .with ... lit; 111111011 lilt chairman ol tile .... - Uod iiY O.<er IIWer IIIII Ed surprlled with I cUtlllcate ,.,_, ~ ~IIIII BIII aWard bciDoriDg him aatho ''DIOII the - ' ' '' to_..,..l*N~ In tile ~·Club~ c WE SPECIALIZE IN THE NEW .. ' '.' .' R. - · Md Pria. ~:~~:::• N, tor. Davis, Ed 91 l!f"' NeU II; Stmclen; Athletic Dlr- ·Fd .Siewart; IIIII Chairleacler1 Dellble CCIII.. · doO, Laulso Glrpl, lllrcla .... lane, Kltt;r lllodiiio, llilllln · NIdi¥ IIIII .ro,ce Y-. Ned will be I.Df Pouli¥, pre. ol tile• Bhle Dml Boostori Club. '!ben oomos tile lnlroduetlon ol tile .,..chea, lnchid!Jur Head F~l Coach .1atj1 Ecker IIIII h11 llllr fl. asllotanl coad!eo lnchidlll( llOon ~~a....; Jim~. Edward hult.ll, - . w..,.r IIIII Roller >Gor!Q>. Coach Eckot' will IDtroduce all · tile mtmbors ol tho 1969 GAHS Joltes 'fins Top ' Slams --held Grand Prix Runs Monday, " • ,. hit a two - run homer, his 21st or the season and the 495fll ol bis eareer. The Braves came back with two In the bottom ol tile Inning on a string ol ldnaies and actually would have tied the score It Ham Aaron hadn't held UJ> on a ball which RlcoCortybitsafelyto rlgltt lleld. Aaron was cut down at secmd after the belated otart. ~!(~wever, Aaral made amiiDIIIID tho sovonthlmlnswben be smashed bia 37th homo run ol the sea. son, the 547tll ot his career, h1gb Into tha left Oeld seats. The CUbs Dmed ahead 4..2 In tile second when Keallll(ar tripled homo Oscar Gamble. '!be ' 1 .' ball adter. 1 • ~ctlonl · Ww bttllli at 7 ~:~· . - this ...,.,.,~ . ' GALLIPOLIIi! ~ Blitow.Janta,. GoUlpeUo, woit'low II'Oii hCIIIcirs with a ~ .lhntO • over • pii- 75 ~ II tile third ID· ATLANTA (UJ'I) - Gl..., BecAcrifice fly soored Don Keallnger with the clecldlng run Ia tile seventh Imina Saturday IIIII reliever Pbll Regan held off AtlarU the rest ol the way as the Chlcqo Cubs edged the Braves M. Keallnger, who drove Ia a run earUer with a triple, led off the MVentb with a double, and moved UJ> wben Larry Mule un<ork. od ;:Wild jlitcb. Beckert then llfi. od I UOrWce lly to !efland Ke!J. otnaer scored easily. Tbe CUbs got three runs in the Drat Ianing after two were wt wlum Billy Williams doubled, Rm S1nto alalied and Emle Banko ' ' .·ck'tiiT ' kert'• ' 'l ' .l ' ' --·... - . . .. 1 As Low As•.·, ••••••• ·••• , ....... .. $·&.95' •NYLON •wooL •ACRI~ •HERCiiLON o... 500 ~.... ood ,.• .-.•• t. S.l- , __ C...olo Today ood M••• Y... S.loct!Oit ' <hi' •.• '" ~. ·, ,, ·~ MINIMUM 20 SQ. YDS. INDOOR-OUTDOOR CA!lPET NOT INCLUDED IN THIS SPEOALI . ' �,, l • ., '!'" .... \ ·.•· So Fast, Far.S.It . . .sr£. L·· l!~ -.- E>lilia!don ~·~cui ..... ,, ....,_. . l .... POIIEROY ~ "!Yoleuned how IIIII!' do tbelr mllklns. We told ..ach other hOw 11M lise different ..,.,Sa In talk. We jearned new . redpef, oome ol• 10j!lch we had never heard d. befon, went coon iwn&Jng .... ahol tlJO coon and painted Mn. MJ:g:y\a kitchen to IUIIIriM il 1: her on .htor blrthda,y wblle lhe was at wotk." 1beee are a 18111j>llng or tile reports liY tbe 35 Soulhem Ohio t..H club members lrom the COWltin d. Meigs, Gallla, Athens. and Jack1011 ~pon · their return !rom an exchange wltll youth ol three counties in New York. Moat ol tbe 35 had ootatan<ilng experlences. Threeolthemarealready l.olldng a.bout r.VJSJtJi,gtlleirhost tamllie& 1n New 'York during Quistmas vacation. The three counties visited in . '; v. ~ - t Norwich, "1tb331! miiUon jlllllllda. ' Ill 'lbe atata o1 New York lbelio c:ountles ttb, 5th, and 8tb In the top 10 .....Uoa• ~ tbe belt WIIJ to OX. plain the tour II to giYO ol the personal experiences ol.&lau Scrugp of Cheshire .... lbe writer who lived for flve marveloo.s days with the Holpr and J1UIO Strlecler family oo their better than 400 acre farm on "Wlndy HUJ.» The Strlealers are a typleal, progressive dolry family wltb rour children, Dale, Vlclcy', Norma, and Kl,y, ranging btagelrom ~ to 15. Brent Seott lives and works on the rum aDd goes to ochool from the Strleg)or - ·Tho 42 oow Holstein herd hall an average in excess f1 13,000 pounds ol milk annually. Those cows are the second mostimportant on tbe farm. Of !Ira! lmportance Is the family. The family works closely together seeing that the eows are well cared for and continue to provide tbe ecooomlc bose. Mr. Striegler (COrky} is an exceUent dairyman. He feeds his r..., . tllllls~ . Will weighed lib. 4 oz. The venerable ••Mid," who at the age of 19, is still in rOOust health, alert an:l active, remi• isced about some or his early days in SoU Conservation Service. One instance, in particular, Pleasant after retirement. He which he recaUed was the co• told ua about catchi~ two large- . stru.;tion ol a farm pon:l on the - - -- - - -- - Henry White far1n now Ol'lned liY Paul White and Ro~Bid White. He said that this pond was buUt liY - - - - -- - - --the use of a wheel tractor and a rotary scraper. This scraper was mouth bass recently in one orhis fixed with a rq~e attached sothat favorite ponds. It seems tiBt it could be set ·to dig an:l set uwn was pretty sdlecttve in so that the tractor could move the the two fish tna.t h~ ilecided to earth and then again so it would catcb trc.n thispon;l,becauseactrip and spread the soil where it cordina to .his report each or was needed te make tbe !Ill. them was 13lh " l q and each Mid also mentioned that ~ BY JOHN COOPER Lay of the Land r---------------------. .be )9q'1r•.- -,J,n rr•:-,'/ ' - ---------- i'IUCIS &-FARM lng units in the ttall barn. Dale assists liY prejllll'lns the . - s 'LOVING~ .o l - - · i orlllllll'......_,,lfr._ Ctr- , -~ rio Alii-· wbo ~ a!IQ FEATUREs,AT . . s-a Co ,'!:efrnt:ct.~l,.eia ..... 35, .....,, 0111• ( 1. ,.... ... ..... 81, - · l •Yaur're not toraolloB, - · .t. <!eat. other local venerable fiJhenna.n in his 70' s, 0. 0, Haynes, had caught an 8-lb. t.ss trom this pond about two years ago. 1bel fish meesured 22 Inches .... Mr. Hsynes told us tlat he hod the fish moWited. CHARLES L. MATHENY, of West Virginia Pulp ani l'lj>er Conwan,y, announced that his c - would like to have pine cones of Virginia pine ani shortleaf pine. 1bet company wiU pay $5perbushelforconeadelivered to lbelr yard at Millwood, Bidwell, Ohio, or at Hurricane. He said that the cones must be of this 'vear's cone crop and be picked from September 1 tbrough October 17. This is because of the state of maturity at which cones are toond 11 that time After the middle of October the ~OJ»s are .mature·anHbe ~ has"i1i'eM/'iiii6ll ~~-114 It III>.POO.rs to uo that where s harvest ofpuipwoodisbeiJWmade that It would be profitable to cut these cones t:rmn ttle tree topa_ which are on the grOWD. GOLDEN KECII, whose tarm Is on Pond Branch above the 4-H camp, Is plannl• to boUdafarm ponl. 'Ille site investtsatlon was made recently by Denver Yoho of SCS. Mr. Koch plana to build tbe pond In the bbltomill near the base of a hW. It w be what Is known as a duauut pond. HOWARD L. PERRY of Huntington became a cooperator ol the Weotern Soil Conservation District. Mr. Perryboushtafarm on Guyan Creek which waa tormer1"•• the Rufus Holley tum. This farm cooalats o1180 &CI'1lS. Mr. Perry asked Cor helpinmaklng a eooaervotloo plan because he aold lbet he was lnlnreslad In using the land according to ita ciPibiiiUes. - ·• · · ' SOUa liiSII• '$Uaied~JG1cs and made available by the soil ccmservatlon district show tbe CIPibDicy ol each acre olland. -·' ' ' Voice along ,.-y7 Br ,. aJv Week~s GALLIPOLIS- ,._ture, precipitation and weother ~oniitl)>nfor •ch:M._perlada•recon1011 11r !'eta McConnlek at Foirflelcl Wtlllhei' Station. DAY HIGH LOW ,siiiiiiQ ••• , ... . ... 88 Ginger ;::;•; huobetd Bill Morsball IUIChed at Sordl'a and e,.. more quietly wu served a 111nmons that wasn't on the melll. •• Roll1rw S:t.onekelta Richard and lctreSa Anita Pal• lenber named their tw"""eol!. old sm Morton, Iller Bralllo ..... Director Haokell Wexler couldn't talk Rebert Fcrster ani Marianna Hlll out of their Hlf.. conaciouene11 at the nude bellroam ecene in "Medium ......, ~., so he o<ived It liY shecldiJW IDS elothee Wblle dlrecti~tbatseene •••• Willi no In llf.Yre Breekenrld&e, Jaffe's - IIIOiocl•• "TheF'ameGame"DDY8lla·abr:llt a hO.aliit bQy-cJrl mo4el. ErstwhDe N. Y. Mirror critic Fronk Quinn's oltay after brain surgery In Miami Beach •••IJealb of former N. Y. oerlbe Sid Wel>er In Miami Is a puzztom..t: MoaoiiiJ •••••. , • , , 88 'l'lloaday •.•••••.•• 88 Wednesday., •• ., •• 85 Thureday ••••••• •• 8~ F'rida,y • • • • • • • • • • 90 SAturday. , ••••• , • 13 53 55 59 55 52 81 81 Averqe hl&l> ...,.rotun flii the ·treektldo~- 85.4dell'loa, laotyeer- 81.8d,....._ A..,.... taw laullllrotun for the week this year _ 58.4 d&creea, last rear_ 54:.SdelreeL TotalpreclpltatlOIIfor the week Udo )'OIIr _ ,...; last year_ MDL Total precipitation te data tbll year _ 22.83 lncllos; laiiJe&r31. .. iaebaL 1,, , ~ GALLIPOUS-1be 1970 Wb..t Allotment for Gollla COWIIy Ia 1,372 acres, accordirw to J. Melvin Gilbert, Chairman of tbe Gal· lia councy Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Commi:ttee. Individual farm allotment notices will be mailed on Aug. 29. The 1970 National Wheat Allot.ment or 45.5 miUlon acres was announced by Secretary of Aarl· culture Clifford 14. Hardin oo Agust 11. This ia a 12 per cent reduction from tbe 1969 ratloml allotment of 51.8 mHlion acres. The Ohio Wheat allotment for 1970 is 1,300,867 acres. In 1969 ;;;;;;::::::;:::::::;:::~ GoUla it was 1,476,808 acres. The 1970 cOifllty wheat allotment ol 1,372 acres compares with acres alloted In the count~' for 1~69. Features of the 1970 Wheat Program, according to Cha.lnnan Gilber4 include: The national averap price.. S\Ciport loon level will be IL26 per bushel, wtchanged from recent yeers. Thlo level Ia behw maintained In an ellorttoachlave malilmum udlizatlon of through increased e"PPO"ts and continued large lh•atock feed use. A diversion program at the maximum payment rate of :)0 _per cent or county l<anratee Is aimed at avoiding production or 80 to90 miUlon bushels or unneeded wheat. This teeture will allow producers to tailor tbetr plant.. ings by di ~ertl~ up to one-hllf or their acreage allotmenta.whOe -t The perf~ all 'round horse feed , processed for 't 1!2bal!otb lfarrlnll<n, get to you sooner. fresher. I ' I ., ~ ' THE - _..p, ' .,, lh ' •••••" ' --------- -- ••i......{GCtor~tWiolt, fllhi' ~· ~ . -.lei! 4vlloo. Koowlo4goof lntlotat"ai.Wow~looJ· cloiMI, ho.,llallaatloo lno....,.• aacl croollt ool01t1 ''""'""~ · Hour• I to• 5, o5 olaya por wofl. A_,;• oilooo•il••• ••ltol • ' ~ • "I o . ttetvs open. , -· ii- •C()NTAJNS ra ~ l workinll lliuplwne whkh ucts as both an 1mliSt!phc: and on Qnlibac· h~• iul a~cnt. • CONTAINS excellent fly repellenll-which also sive animals additional protecHon. liever for topical applia.Uon -b11tyl amir~ohenzoat e. ttwobs, shaker cans, aalves. and puffers are so difficult to .i.e. , Let Ulli tell you more. about PURINA WOUND PROTECTOR-)·ou'll be !Jiad we did. ·, J. D. NORTH PROD.UCE . , , 81 Olive Street o1 heotlng oU. Dellftry J - 1 HOUSE, t rooms " bllb, full llzed beMent. $80 moatb, Cheatnlt st., call U6-139L 21M-3 .:.... ---~--------1!FFICIENCY . . . - , 2 rma " - . utllltloa !llrlll-. :Ph. ttt-1258. 202~ . '- -------------- full-. -------------- -------------- lanted lo BUY .GOillmcnn :rau had to luvo111, 1968 CHEVELLE ltation w....,, . ':rau did not .. alent, 18,000 _ nlilea, exceL cood. I'll. .. II\# . ELECTRIC holile wlrlttlt a n d plll111blll!l llcil> Boatwlck. I'lL " ·• , .... flll1 at D10 - wltiJ )'OU t48-IIM1. · , 118·12 87""""1". , 2DU 'l'liil''' ,- lia 11101 ·- · - - - ::"- - - - - - ..,. - -:'" : ------~ -----....:. AKC REG. , Calm TiiiTier papp1 DilftU DV ' 1'\rir 0 TO loi.a, JOii · ~ ,....,_ GOOD I)SW pickup ·&ruek, reo. ~ •• I'll. ue.tMt. TO Gtlloro .1wt1 put at'ibeplil, 201-3 !... • ' . I~ . • r:mt · ·' ·2ou -------------- ·-------------_.,litem. Bot.'to Ul wbe loved .... JOlt " ' EARLY AJIIIICAN·atareo.· AM, . 11111 · . WANTED ay WeeiYaco (W. rodlo, '4 opoed ehalller, Your , ilomorJ will alWIJIIaat. Va. Pulp " l'lpoi Co~ Vlrlln- FM ~ Toke le " lhorUeof p ·eoileo, WUl over jiOliiiOIIIi- ol $5.75 per pa,y II per llllltal lor frelb tiiOIItb · or 1101 balanc:e doe COIIII fromeurreDtyeerlcrop, $113.15. can H!I.J02B. dellYered to llldWell, ~ 106.3 Mill-, W. Vo. wmdyarda. For more lnformltlonca!l MS· SOLID STATE , _ . 1969 wal. 8323 or 27S.SM1, reopeedve- . nut ·iereo CXII1IOit 11itb t • ly. 20M opoed llltomatle Toke or --------------aor. ' "'"': jiOI'IIIOilll "' $8 per - or pa,y balanc:e doe $87.30. can H!l-1028. 105.3 ' ' . a frame ....... Allacbed ....... - " - · ~clopoaol,~ pet Iii U¥1Qi roam, 'hall, dlnllii area. Nlceloeallon,lll'lelatOD elcl 35 eeroao trQIII Alplna lofo. · teL can 44f.0821 be-n 1 tuld 9 .. m. 1'J3.tf ear - · llall-bolli, eiV tar,._---*.'llul~ ldteboe, . WJJOtad llvlnc room. PI fore· to Auguet 31. I'IIJ1IIOftt due Oet. 1, 1969. BurDie OU Co., Jabber "' 'l'llre-Vnlon 76 Producll. t46-1119. 128~ LOW knr l/rlcol m oultao and mattroseea. Cor. .bin Fmlture Co•• lttl-1171. This Nn Hllllll Ntlds A Tauch of LoYin& C•• . MAKE AN OFFER. Br.... new 3 - , prqo, dey water, Greon Aereo 9Jbdlv. Ph. U69523 or ttt-12SS. 20s;u promi•• ~u it can become on;• o! the beat loo~i~ in the entire sub-diwision. All it nnds 11 for you to IM.ft, in. It has a large carpeted I iving room and dining. rOOM , ((oould bo family ro..,) modorn kitchen (dishwaahor, ront" 0\lln etc.) 3 Iorge bedrooma, 2 both• ond gorogo. Loc:ot-• ed a largo Spring Volley lot with nice view. You'll like it and owner Is anxious to u)l. f can ......., ed air - · lnoulatad ollie, .. tJtrou&llaul. tllld beoudflll11111ner -· llv" Cllll or lbe aree and to .,... . tbll 111'-'1. 0.: LARGE TWO STDII"f LOCATED IN CJD3m!E - 8 BB, formal Dll, nice l d . . wltb plonll eablneta, ...... Q CHEV. for Ale liY Bill \l'ollb, . mont, Pf toreed air turnaee, good mechanical condltloiL Ph. 2 eer IU'IIO, lart!e lot wltb 4t~31. __ """'! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _20S.3 _ - ' lhade treeo, Pl>saesaloo m delivery of deed. 1965 GTO, ftCOIIont oondltlon. Call MB-3889. Z08.3 $8,900. BUYS THlS 3 BR home, w.w ear .. rYPEWmTER and addl• mapet in LR, lar&o kltehea, huechine rental,· new and used. mont. 60' frontap lot. This Simmons Pig. & Office Equip, home lo In aood oondiUon. 44&-1397. 2014 NEW LISTING ONE FLOOR PLAN wltb 8 BB, WILL SAciuF1CE Singer Zi&IJOIIeled LR, udllcy room, feae. Zag equipped desk model eew· ed yard. lng machine. El<ceUent coodltlon. Only $37.60 cosh price. NEED 4 BR? Makes buttonholes, embroid- 1'h STORY - 2 BR m aecood ers, ani monograms. Phone fioor, apaclouo LR wllb wood· t46-1634. burning fireplace, buemellt, ZOI-6 2 ..,. prage loealad .., St. Rt. 35, vacant. ---~- - - -- ---- Ntw Llsth~ . • Don't lalt For Hlp• Prim 159~ -------------- INTEREST RATES AND PRICES ARE GOING UP. WHY NOT BUY NOW? THIS LOVELY ALL CAR-PETED 3 BEDROOM HOME INCLUDES A LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH LOG BURNING FIRE PLACEl DINING ROOM, MODERN BUI T IN KITCHt::N ------ --- ---- (RANGE, OVEN, DISHWASHER, ETC.) .1. CAR GARAGE, SIDe. POACH AND A LARGE FLAT LOT WITH PLENTY OF SHADE. EXCELLENT LOCATION . This Week's Best Bur YOU CAN LOOK AT ALL THE OTHERS AND FOR $15 900 YOU"LL COME BACK TO 'fHIS LOVELY 1 YR. 0\.0 3 BEt> ROOM WITH CATHEDRAL CEILINGS AND THE BIG KIT• CHEN WITH LOTS OF CAll• NETS. ITS DIFFERENT TO LOOK AT AHD JUST RtGHT FOR MOST FAMILIES. LOCAT• ED ON A FLAT LANDSCAPED LOT 1K MILES FROM DOWN TOWN. Larp Older Home Just Undlr ZAerts ------------- THIS LARGE 4 BEDROOM BRICK HAS &EEN KEPT IN GOOD CONDITION AND WILL SUIT YOU IF YOU NEED ROOM. CARPET LIVING AND DINING ROOM, NEW FURMACE, ~~w.~~~~~'T~~E~:a1~1~'t. PRICED TO SELL NOW. More Far Y0111 Maner EICIIIent Location _IIDdtlm 4Yr. Old OINER' IILL TRADE OR HELP"FINANCE LOVELY THREt; _,.,.,brick rancll wllb • - facade .... at. tacbed two eu ......., eat1 bo ,..... rlabt - · OWnir will UIIIIIOI f1111ocine &lid,._ · ...,.. Into tlllo f1Do bame WltiJ a larp family room, - · lui )lllleled .... bull~ Jdt. ...... larlo 11111117 room, polio, me .... hllfceramlctllobothl. clfl water, beautlflll 11at lot. A reo! blrpln for lbe l!l'OWbtl ~· OHico Ph... 446-4775 :U Mrs. Evaol•• o.,. W........lt, Ph. 446-42U Rollort L. hi.., Ph. 446-»36 Here's A Real Bur Home & 5 Acres THE OWNERS OF THIS ONE HAVE SPENT A LOT OF TIME AND MONEY BliT THEY HAVE ' REALLY DONE A JOB ON IT. ITS A NICE ilLDER 3 BED• ROOM HOME WITH FULL BASE .. MENT, HEW FURNACE, NEWLY REDECORATED THROUGI'fa OUT,~ MODERN KITCHEN CABIN£ t S AND VERY EASY ON THE POCKETBOOK. LOOK AT IT • ITS A GOOD BOY AT -----~-------- . 0. D. PARSONS Fa~m, $1,500.00. a-ts 4 .utJe out 70 ""' . Je0LLIMG TO HILL LAND WITH 20 A. TILLABLE, TOo BACCO AND CORN BASE PLUS SOME TIMBER. LARGE BARN"' 5 ROOM HOME. FULL PRICt. LOOKING FOR A REALLY fine bamelllll:l 2'h mllu from Blo Gr-. NiDo l'OIIDII S~· l1lo CCIJDII)IIII ~ ceramic t11o .,_"((b Llvinl: rm. ., 11111 3 - - ....,.,.. -• Larae roe. room wllb Oreplaee. Tell aer... $9,500.00. ZAerts FARII SWEEr CORN, 3 mi. oot ol Gat. llpolla m 85W. Earl Wlntara, ONE of tbe beat farms In GoUla t70 Jaekion Pile. 204.3 eo., 1'1z mlloo eoot of B I o Grande at>U'Iz mile nortb ol BALDWIN PIANO II> be picked & HI. 35.-'llllh IIIOIIgb to nevup In till• ..... ..., be bollgbt Oood iniJ lGir eiiOUgb to be at lllp savlnge. For lnforma- IIIII 111111. pttly ro1UJ1c. Stani tkll write: Paul G r a v e a, In lbe boek ,.rd 1nd - over Graves Plano & Orson Com. all 13 A. .or IL Malern 5 room h<Nee, 2 lup barns, poultey - · 383 Eaat Brood st., eo. llltllbus, Ohio, Zot-12 hoUie, prqe, eel1ar, and adlerbl'dr!L PI-ntar.~ It CU, FT; 2 dr. refrigerator. on3 hllb-o. EkeeUent condition. Ph. 4t63882. 20t.3 NEIGHBORHOOD RD. NO reo..,..ble refUsed .., APACHE CAMPER, sleepe 4. R. IIIIo 10 year atd S ltr. hometuld E. Knotto 4t8-2917' 1183 Sec'lz A.. lot. It h10 clcy weter ani ond Avo. 204.3 ps Is a..uablo. Alk!rw $10,· Firat & Olive Phano 446-0219 i HtRE IS A Yt.KT CHARMING • BEDROOM HOME WITH 2); BATH, FAMILY ROOf!, . FULL BAsEMENT • FINtSHEu JIEC. ROOM. 2 •IA!l'LACES 1100• ERN : IC.IlCHEM (RAN'GE &. ' oYEH) DINING ROOM 2 OAR GARAGE AND GOOD LOCATION ~MILE OUT OF TOWN. Nearlr New Home IF YOU UKE A COUNTRY AT.. MOSPHERE AND NEED A PLACE FOR A GARDEN OR A ~_Town HORSE THIS WILL MEET YOUR APPROVAL. 3 IEOROOMSJ THIS COMPLETELY CARPET• LARGE LIVING ROOM ANu 3 BEDROOM HOME HAS A BUILT IN KITCHEN. CITY ED LOVELY KITCHEN WITH LOTS SCHPOLS AND GOOD WATER. 0, CABINETS (RANGE, OVEN, ETC• BUILT IN) FULL BASE• Own•IIOvlne To Fla. Vfl"l Anxious To Sell HERE IS A QUALITY BUILT HOME WHICH HAS HAD EXa CELLENT CARE . IT INCLUDES 3 BEDROOMS. LARGE LIVING ROOM AND 12x24 PANELED FAMILY ROOM. MODERN KIT.. · CHEN (RANGE & OVEN. WITH LOTS OF CABINETS. LARGE ~~~t~Je •~r~EASH 0 ~ou~~~. LIICE THE BIG LOT AND EXa CELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD •• MIN. DRIVE TO HENDERSON. W.VA. NEIGHBORHOOD RD. . HALF MILE cod. Nice s· room frame - . with poreh. laled. OUIIIIdl. FraiL CitY we. zs A. Edce er Rl!iALTOR Vlllogo, City Propooty ~=lbe~~Gfc:~·~~ ~r~ TURE. 15 OF WHICH CAN BE EASILY DEVELOPED. WILL SELL SEPERATELY. We Need Llstines We' HAVE HAD ANOTHER EX· CEPTIOHAL YEAR AND HAVE SOLD FAR MORE THAN WE HAVE LISTED . IF YOU'RE THINKING OF SELLING CALL US. WE REALLY NEED PROP• ERTY TO SELL. tar " ·~- 'Almoat ........ 17 ACRES RECONDrrro~ 8 room~ • -Slata· au. SOf.IJ::.al boat.~ Rd. In IL•• Twp. 120 ACRES BACCOON · TWP. 7 room, two llory, ...... barn, 3 ....... tinier & pooture. Good soiL i41Jpneot. 103 ACRES 92 ACRES 198e PLYMOUTH Valiant 200, ST. RT. 325. 6 rm. two llory, Real Estate Sale IIIIo., low mil-. aood ecm' IN CITY bora, nlee l&lld oa little Rae; . dillon. Ph. U6-4857 alter 5 PBICE rOduced on Uds 3 ltr. NEW 3 BEDROOM house II Gal· coon, aome timber. p.m. and &mday. 204-3 heme. It MS tile floor In lip>lll, 1'1z ........ eorpetad, THIRD AVE. & STATE ST. tbe - n ....... been,.._ appllaDces, lll'llfl. Iarae lot. VACANT LAND 1980 BUICK. Good eondltloo, aood -tad tllrqltout. eeU COolville, Cillo, 687-3080. 25 ACRE FARM 45 ACRES $8,000 tina, Cite owner, phone 256. :rot-3 80 ACRES M,500 1137. 204-3 OllER lOVING LOCATED ON ~Roed2'1z .,,500 8 RJIS aalbatb, 1LW. Doors, fttll NEW 3 !IEIIJ<UOM - . , Gr-. mllel Jrom Vlntm, ado. Has 38 ACRES $800 11)1 NEW SAWED Tobacco atleka, belL, .... otoker tum. Locata 4: room boul8, barn and a LOTS A<rH - · Fblaacine a..ll. aharpetiO!I, 379-2186. 192-:8 ed oo S A. lat. Prlcewllb IUrnl1983 Ill' X 80'. 3 BR lld>lle able. Call tt6.1100 ... tteTRAILER tun, ttl,lllltl, Homo. 2890. 2011..3 TWELVE WIDE, carpet, furalllt- Neal Realty i968 ' • . •1L .\ WITH 50A.aao1Gnc.Stln 87 A. (50 A. to..O. $10,$00 23 A., '1z A. Tab. bole, ftOOO Slh A. lfGden - . ti500 · IJM I T Chevrolet 1HO 1\1 T. Ford 1HZ 1\1 T. GMC I~ 2'1"· Chevrolel IH2 f700 Ford~ ' 1H3 f100 ford truck • 1117 3 T. GMC ' .io . .. . 1'" · . oil tile down,("ydroullc:ally, ,. to your wel8ht. That's D.~D,RMitor .• rl ' - ~tel!iiii I~ ' ' ~~ 1:.. a.;~ "'"~ Chev, J>ICta(j tHI Pte...,. ,.' . 446-1066 NICE home rocmiY remodeled, '"'" lltorf mSocond Avo., cloee ·to <ldwlllhwe. New 1111 - · ' . SO.tlllohcno. lH. - ~lloaal · ,JiilM\ ·I"' . · .,t!IM'_\i.,T, GIC~ ~le!nl> 'lith OJ;~!~:~:117.~~~;:: are a lew of the many slandard 81 wo ca~ oftoi y0 u •'· ·• NeW ---·- --------- ·I~~ .1'. Calc. on thoM new '5 and finish the dav less -------------- OTHER PROPERTIES NEI GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS . / I BEDROOII,, recreaUon .....,, ioeolod'.., Garflelcl Ave.,.,.od ~... - ........ JOt 50'113410'. Prlcol .......ble. ~ ···•.t"' (f,.';1 .., . FO!I §ALE In CDorrille, 7 room lioliH .......... ~ -~~­ ed )noldo. New - · "*"r h,Oter .... batb lUll. '.It ·acre ~ lat. RoaciY to DKI¥e lato. Price M,8oo. can lt5~ or ln. quire II Soldo Servlee Statl101. IM-3 ,~ ------------- &i ACRE FARII ed, -..~.. lllpo, bloekl. e ROOM dwelllns. Hal llatb, fuel olltumace and corpot in llvlnc " dining rooms. Good Ill' X 50' barn, 'lz A Tobeeee 111111 ...,. Umber ......... LAND CONTRACT t ROOM HOUSE wltb and 19M 3 BR lllobllo Homo 12' X ttl' located .., a 1 amo lot ·tw mlleo from - . Prleetl to lou. OI'PICI! l'ltOME >W6-16t4 EVENING a..r~..... 11..1 ~1Sot6 '"i~· Mlchool lkol >W6-1503 ~ ' I l 1 ,.' ~ llr, m~. 000. For I I RACCOON TWP. S BR • ! home, lg. bora, farm land,i ture & timber, fndL RoaiiJ -------------- ~ ··:r" '' ;.... THIS HOME hu a brick frGat,. HOB~RT DILLON, Roaltor >W6-2674 ,_bad: . Gallipolis, Ohio · l'h ........ ~. ­ poDOIIJtr lnkltehea,lll..,..alher · . Modern Home lith dlffarent pooltlons ' ' . piUS new, Nslar ~, · CARTER AND EVANS. INC. BEAUTIFUL THREE BEDROOM RANCH -------------- SILAGE . S•l• Evonlnga, 446-2730 BEEF UP or gram... F. NEW BiucK houee; a..,..._,, 1115-1 " GALLIPOLIS, OHI~ R•l Ettate lN·d ------------ -------------- -------------- ..,,:a_. 11141 s.<vE .wrrH &JMMER no - ,SedJy tlll_._,diuiJbtar,llrl. ' Lowell GotiJard 81111 flmll1. \ VINE STREET . 'Oft ·IIIitH woUnds- where, Water--- removea rull. Nor· D1111 Stawart, Vlnlon, 38U377, .,. and t . ROOM Wlf• .downatalr opt, Ph. t4UZII3, '2ot.3 VACANT ~.~. ' IF YOU ere ~ a - · ...........liD&....... . We era liull4erl. Dlotrlllltor for lfDipolnt ~·. Alii. .., Electric, 154 tr Far Rent wh 0 -·-her . SECUR_E APP~ICAnON FORMS SEPTEMBER B, 9 anillO, 9 All. TO 5 f'.ll. AT COMPANY'$. ~ PLOYIENT OFFICE. NO PHONE CALLS. ' _.,_nt PUHINA WOUND PROTEC- hard-to-reach ~ -.1-·- TOR has no oft'ensive odor- and •CONTAINS dramatic Ronntl t."'mes in a handy, ready-lo-11 superiar insecticide use. aerosol bomb. E:u-ellent for wbit'h quickly kill~ enr ticktl, .screw worms, Hccce worms and hlow 'llies. • CONiAINS the ideal poin re- I ----------- ----------MIRACLE Help Wantld - - ---.--41:. . -..,. .-;. . . ~·- . ' FANTASI'll: tA'VIId'' . GOOO CLEAN LUMl' ltd - · · or coal. Ctrl Wlnle!:o, Ria ALL.. TRAVEL ~~ · NMeot Grinde. 245-6115. ~~ · to ..oa. F~ CIIJ ·, , ; Aboait ol,tlllld llappedbeatlng For Sale . ;-Two llda!aa - II root. J . ; . . - - - . - , - - - - - ' lm-cAiliLLAC C<lupe De Vlllo 2 dr. hardtop, fac. DO )'00 poriGitalloilr lorJ elr, knr mlleqe, 4t6,')I - · . f¥? '•Aft ~ . --·?Con \ 1508. 205.3 IIIII be only - · tbe bel~ 11101 orpallo? W11101 oro IIIII per-, don't cheat fOUl"OOif . God·lmcnn11101 hid to 1 - •• 1988 FORD COE 11950 'J1! tracnut ol a •c.,olful career. ~)IIi tOol did not .. alone, tor 250 CUmmlllo RT910 RoadIn 581 .,.,.. ,.n "' ... wen! wltb )'OU Wrtta for rii!IW 38,000 lb. bollh 1020 Road. Ga!Upolla, rubllor and 1969 35 II. FI'IIO' l'bo ..., tlo 11101 homo. Oldo. ' 203.3 ' ' hau( fill apreod !<slier, oU iJur dtiNilltl wiD seal bearlnp, 1020 rubber, .: ~r . aeel. cood. Forced to eeU bei"To I lfl\'eiiOt· far ._,, ..... o1 uineoo•.UM~ 205.3 ~· :we 'IIIJOd - delrb' " lorld 0111, 'Jiitt U1reo yeora 0111 ' 1Ddll)'. IS ONE Of TilE BEST DRESSINGS YOO WI USE Jk'C'UU~ 1 " 0 Ell........ Orllbt The OliPrellioD "neither flsb nor Cowl nor' good red ber!inl." to JDeCII. oval tlinel and meana lOmething not aultlble for IDY of people. Not filii, w meant food for ' mollb; not low~ wbleh would have been ltlllabte for the seneral run of llOOPle; nor IOOd red herrbu!; wlilcli woufd have been lor tbe pjJoreat people. OF YOUR :'.#, .. ... THE FEEDIIIIG VAI.U' Excnotlnt ••• lulldii!II 'Col!ltr-s } .\ pulid 'a ilq_y_llll'lo. ...,. 81, 1986. PURIIIA WDUIO PROTECIUR BOOST ' in· '' ' liiiiEMOIIY oln11 deer - · ' ' '""* RED ROSE HORSE .FEED crened diBestibiljty, blended for appealing taste sc~entifically formulated to promoted healthy growth: 8f1ng out the best that's bred into your horse with Red Rose Horse Ft~ed ... made throughout the Eaat to '' ' !:"< "" • JL,~i· their newly arrived mtdel Jack m ... sen. George MeGovorn Is taking over a lloek ot Teddy Keonedy'l -chlt111W ••• 'Ille TeddJr K. otor)' lo e - bjaerlnEIIfOIII than hen ••• One llome_.ltld a 1o>wer otory oo tile caae wHkl maintainiJW ill<:<liDes througl! di- alter It ~ than It bed .., aJ II S&rule for 1tltbma taeta version PIU1I'leflta. ita OWD aovel'lllnelt'a cablaetcri- atd Pl•eed them all IIJolq)ly ••• The 18\lonal wh..l 1ereqe al- slo ... Prot ~h A. Clark o1 Quite • few lldwy. ani bollneel lotment of 45.5 million acres Ia Fort Worth, TtL, w.....-s D tolk fft1 bomeleu •• llllQ designed to reduce stoc:ka and reo- Buddy HackoU feela ....... llellry Noore•a cloaea, leariiW ow.r ' . verse the three - year ~ Fonda Aid he was tbe Ideo! Arua Moore a muiU-mUiw.ln trend In carryover levels. This cool eo to plaj> tbe clolm In Hank'I ... 1be - t old w. lltb St. tPOt iB a 12 per cent reduction from new .,l.lcm Quixote" film: uHac- wDI mako - for l1lllllher eklodthe 196~ national aUotment or ketl'o rcle Ia ..,.ed alter lbe scnper and hao 110 plana 51.6 million acres. oortb and ola -mule," t o - ~eeloo.;.1beaua­ Wheat marketing eertitlcates tbe p'tl!ollll" IMites. tatvry _.-poro lnellldeEx-lldwy. pollee eoplaln ArtbiU' or Dick llad&WI, ro, cy._Da.. wiU be paid on 48 per cent ol the projeclod produetlon oo the Sehultbelao II ~ !« .....X, Waltor Wlneboll, radldo· aUoted acresolportlclpotlngpro- hlo e•olloo• Sodn GoreUk lor 1be Fltzpraldo, oountlaoa ducers. For 1969. certUlc:ates at the N, Y. eounc11 preoldaney ••• wrltera,p~o.~ · a record of$1.52 por buallel are Talent ...._ PIIJII' Brunaan newlltawlul, lneludhw YCIUI'I hltJ>. . being poid on t3 por cent of pro- eheeked Into WUI .\I<IIers Hoaptt. crlli. jected Jll'OI)uctlon. They ore add•• more than POD mUUon to the farm value of -~ P/ii'Dienla per bushel reOectlng tbe difference between wb..tporlcyonJul¥ 1, 1970, 1nd tbe avemp loUrate a1111111111eed todiiJ will be as hlilt or hllber fOI' the 19'70 erop. . ' . 'Illo Oj1tloll !IIIIer which a proSI~QE dueer can sullstltute lbe plaDIIJw of wheat for teed ,rains or feed tll'liDI for - l i n aii)C~ lion will be available. This JD. creaaes far1n. ofllclency liY providing prodocera tbe flexlblllcy of adjuau,. aer-o tn fielcl sizes and of producing tbe more suitable crop lclrthelrportlcular Silaee is hith In entriJ, but low in pro· operations. tein and deficient In many e$sentl•l The ASC Chairman also Slid, minerals and tr~ce elements- 1"10tably uwheat rarmers ln Gallla cow.. calcium and phosPhorus. You c.n 11:1· _ crease the~ pr1otein eon~nt of your .a ilqt , · t.Y wiU be i.Ureolad lnSecrela17 ' by 50% ~~·~9....... ~ ~ i!HiiO \J!Ih . .· Hardin's camments ~hen l• •• ·· ·anctfl, , . . ·pp 'for bNf .a~ ,.._ VP . nounced tbe volomtary wheetfor dairy tattle. ' ' , ·., . ·"' J£• " , lby Gilbert Third & Sycal'l'lare StrHtl . ·"'"f------------- for wounds of all kinds Weather ,_ ' . . . 'lhall11101 be; ~ AI 10111 a1 lite &lid tiiOIIW7 ' Jut fwo-.} Wl-l>er - · •l Vomon. IIOJel " Family 2116.1 ,. WheatAllotment ;: .,~~'::".r~r~ .cr:.:r ANYWAY YOU LOOK AT IT, CALFLAC IS STILL THE BEST REPLACER MONEY CAN BUYI CENTRAL SOY A OF GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ' '\•- Dre-- Middleton has Dandy 'Fish Tale' Soil Consenation Service Mason County PT. PLEASANT _ We were talld~ with A. G. Middleton, former District Conseqoationist in thls area, who still Hves at Pt. • ' ,Strleiler• were Dnllhlntuptbelr tblrd eutilng o1 h/17. Qver 180 New York are in the heart of for rnUklng liY weahlng 'wltb an toa1 ol hal were In the bora &lid dliryland. producing over one Iodine soludooiiJllll'OXimatalyooe Mr. Strlagler wu gl1'lng lbe billion pounds of milk Cor the New · miJilte before tbe mllkera are pqt. ~~~rplua aWII)' to ne~at~~Jors. The community worka tery York market each year. Ostego on. Corky and Brent watch the milkers closely, feeling not only closely Ingather. The fir at nlaht County, where Cooperstown is we were there a call came In to Joc:ated, prodUced 381 million ~ the cow's udder b.lt al10 the pounds of mUkbtml8; was closemilk tubes to be aure 1he milker · help a nellbbor where ly followed by Delaware County, cows well and he pays close at- Is removed promptly wtumever leoed "-se of defedlve wirIng, 'Ille secood nllbt four flml. COUIJ1;y seat Delhi, witil 366 mil ~ lentloo to details. Atmllldngtlme the udder Ia milked out. lies got !Dgatlter for on outdoor lion pounds, and Chenango Coun- he and Brent operate three milkThe week we were there the ·I afoar hua. -•• '"· S.O •JOliNf. IIMVILLE -. S.cret•ry·,~. · .,· to .P~r•.-••1 . ~ (•d··:~rln cor·p~r.~tlin~~:· · . { " ------------Phimbine , Heatl111 .cAlrrER'S PWJIIINC AND HEATIIIG aa-•• ------------..... ttlllil . . . . . . Plwz'lll • "•"• :101f'Gu!111A• -4414117 GoiiO !'lui.. OlliJir r :i ..,. .• ,. '• '. ~- :·l·' ., .,•• ;·.•." �-..··• ' j;.;.' uS ~To:-.,. ,.., ' '~'"·.\ PAINTING Far F1r111ers Wn'H 1 ' \' I ' • ·' Thurman, Ohio 331Ml'l upertence l'l!ono Z45-SZ69 or Central Soya 446.:!463 DEAD STOCK $2.00 Service Charge Will remove your dead horses an:! cows - can Jackson286-4:531 - - --..- - - -·- --C::..ntral Air Condltlonhw Hes~ & tsn•t a good idol. ll 1 say any. · thing against Jim, II will make things worse. What CAN 1 do?Pegi!Y Dear Peggy: D' Tod baa ••gljt: it," he'll soon outgrow Jim. II he haan'l, better you should learn now than later. Wall ond hope, ond make It other excepUorhlamotJJer.h'! a wlteh. Fm potrllled of her, !lie Ia so mean to her own daughter thot lhoy don, apeak. Rick Ia an onJ.y son, end terribly babied, 10 she's eolng the other wa,y with ,.,.st.. atr••· ERNEST THORNE ,, I i t1 Free estimates s.wart'a HardWare Vinton, Ohio - -----------KENNETH STEGER'S WATER DELIVERY SERVICE Ph. 446-0347 ------------ALBERT EHMAN Water Deliwry Service Palriot Star Rt., Gallipolis Ph. 379-2133 243-tf easier on yourselfbyda.Ungother ', guys,- H. Dear Helen: Every apeeles of animal baa some kind of protection. l'l>rc.._ pines have quill a. Man Is gl!led with highly developed brahla for his protection, Yet we ca-t aetlle ..r· dlll'......,.a except b)' ·l;lur Not: . ,... -lea! live tour'ioiPd fair lhako: , _ FREE ._uon, csll lforrlll O'Dell, Ooerator lor a( to kiD- '01117 lof:rlahlolloadlllbdue. '!'hoy hordlyor'erdollberotely • murder" their own ldnd. OL b' bumaaa. amciag the hlaber mammals, do thoL - H. Dear Halon: lliend end 1 - boot) going ateocb' lor two end now we're enaaied, but we ~ pi married :mtll we llnlllh coilege- a long wait. We'll be a~ at school three years. We are just perfect for each boy 1-• tl . . . .nr. m IUitil la- ter- when perbap wUleolYe horolr: ·Thor loovlr out 11i0 otlllk- ltaeU. Heed.on prt Rick on 1ng· roauty o( wai: The shatter- tho defensive, bola graduallooo. eel homes, tho kids slarYing, the anlng of ties wiD poobobly come ~ ~w So~~~[j~~~n~~~e~s~.~~~=:~=-~n~amr~a~UY~.~~H~-~====~~ P£ST CONTROL Services Oft.ld FAIN ExtermlnaU,.. eo.;Wbeol. CERAMIC TILE and llnoiOIDil oraburg, Ohio. P1l. 574-6112. work. Phone 1 AlbWorth, 44~ . 232-tf 9368. 196-tf LEE'S PLIJMIIING ol! REMODELING, Croom Clt;y, Ohio. P1l. 256-6664. 127-tf ·------------- - . moth or WOF daily or weekly 4522. era, rates. Ph. 446- 56-tf Eatate~o. .- 446...~0 367:7598 ' EED USED AND REBUILT • PARTS I 1 ' j Stnlth ~hnmal, on th. 2ht doy of Autult 1969, filed hl1 ,..ltlan In the Pt'McM CoUit w lthln and for the CCHI"'Y of Motta•• and Stm of Ohio, bel"g Ca.. No. 20,UO praying for .,....,al of hl1 et.ctlon to puroo chno thto following d,•cflbed rtl91 11tlllte at ft1 01ppitl•od 'lllolue./- o• pr~Wided In Section 2113.38 ot thlo Ohio R..,ll-.:1 Code, to-wit: Ohio. EKCEPTING ~,.., the a~~o- "oct tho following 6 c:omo•yonee~J, t~ft: 1/100 oF an OCfe COIW'I~ by Cl~e H· Sm1th to ThorH• ~lerk and Chorlo1 Swatnl by deitd tllltH 3-2-4-.49, and rec:ord.d 1n Vol\11111 l63f !II.. 2, of tho Ms1t• County O..d Rocord•. 1..50 Oel'lt CCI"Uyod by ClyM H. SMith to Fl•ltl Co•pMII by dMd clotod S.7·52 and •ec:orclod In Volu• 170, Pogo 53, of tM Milt• County O..d RecOfcll. 2 ecro• and 6 CICfOt corw1yitd by Clyft H· SmHh ~ Char~ oncl At•• LoyMI by ciHd dated 6-3-52 ond ,... corded In Volume 170, pclfSI •15 of tho Mol11• County DeN R•cord•· 14/100 of on CICfl cOI'IVeyed t.y Oydo H· Smttk to F. A. Swet..lllnd Chari .. Swot rei by de.cl d.-ed 7•1 ... W and Nt«cled In Volu... 179, PCIOI 429 of the Molt• COUftfy O..d Rec- I Aut· 17, 24, 31 PUBLIC AUCTION l notice that -RayiNIId Harold Gin~n~~l •urvlvl"' tflfl"l Ill Bolcut Ooc•...a.., Henry, Don, i toiie Located on Jock son County Read Mo. 3. Ju1t off sR-• 279 ond oH of Stata 35. 9 01lloa Eaat of Oak Hill and 18 •iloa Wost of Gallipolis, and 2 •IIoa Sooth of Cont.,.illo, Ohio. Watch Ia. Pu~lic Aoclion Signa. ord•· 50/100 of on aero colft'ey.d I.J' Clyd• H· Smtth to Fl•lcl Co•""ll .. , ciMcl cllll•d 1~1-53 ..,. JK~ THURSDAY, SEPTEMIER ~ 4, 1969 Stortl111t 1:00 P.M. death of our dear husband and dod, Paul Zirkle. ~clal !honks 1D all lhoee who sent Oowers, cards, food: and aUta "'f money .and also to Crow's Steak House for the dlmer, Rov. Ralph Mahanoy for his consoltrw words, Pomeroy emerpncy squad, Dr. Davis, pallbooren and Ewing Fuoeral Home arxl its staff Cor their ef· thOIIght!Uiniiio,darlng her Wness aid deoui. ·A very IIPOdal thonks Is extended to'Mro. Horthe SnlitllandMrL AudreyT... rePce, doctors alii liii"MI ol Holler Medical C::..llter, Rev. IN MEMORY of OJarlos E. Mao- ~~·· ~tlrl··.,d lfl .'l'llof. . .0'1111 tit~ ' ='·, ., nt •• ~.. Ired to answer tt. ••1111 on or b•for• the 13th day of Oetoh•r, 1969 or l...lgrn~nt will be t9k1n ogo1"1t th.a. ItA YIIOND HAROLD GIMMEL, Plc.latlff Welt1ter _. Fult11, Attemeys for Pfol..tlff 812... 8/31,9/7, 9/14. 9/21, 9/28 6tC ' -------------------LEGAL NOTICE ~ IN THE COMMOM PLEAS COURT. MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO .... Hr ..ll 1601 Borror ROOF PAINTING and Plltebllll bJ contract. uEJPe;rlenced". For !roo oatiDIIte, phone WZ1808. (We go 8DJWhore). -ct. 8-oZZ-tfc -------------- ROOF PAINTING by For estimates c:all WZ-2239 Oris Hublllrd. E>perleoeed. -------~~~~~~-~.... WILL OFFER f$0 reword IGJ' iD- !ormation Ioodl,. to tho arre1t of ·the driver who hit tho two while poodles, kWlng one, on -.....eu st., 1n lollddloport on ...,... A•w Z9 · ,..,,, •·•Q p. ' ;.:s;;r;•Be;;.rd(;rn;;:'"' 8-31-3tc ------------- ,- -------------SHOOTING MATCH, SUnday, Alii- ~eu. Darrel Goa', La~~tWe. phoDI 742-ii,IOL • SA81o. - .... ------------ . 1959 FORD end 11157 Cbo'l)o. Ilia Dick Gorten, Racloe, Ohio. .·66tOYAIR olecltk llhomj1oOor ••· . . . . , .. tlrts· SHARP. . run. Exc:elalor Slii--iin.. Eaot -:~~~jo .,;;;~r,= ' 912-5'109. 'NEED~D S.Z8-3tc --- 1::----:-~----.-~ IN MASOit 14 FORD •·9 .......... OCioa!b'1 .- w""" cor 'h or lit ""' , Jliclolp at ._ . 'faluoo' flloao '178-56t0. , . a.:iutc _Galaxla500 4 .P.S., R&H, Ill ' ftlnaee~;: THIJ , . For Sale ------------- HOISJEUEI 94~433. 1 8-31-31< . BAWWIN PIANO 1D ba ... Lucille P-•· et ol., ---If. ,_~!MM. Write A G. 6 ACRES- 6Honlhouao,plollo 0 · Box 43 • Mlddl.. l,y al water .and ·OIIIbulldltWo. PfiDOJ'G1 ' ' a.zt.atc Lucille Pow••• Gen1va Slmp•on, ,Jolllll lkyont, Jr. and Maude t.t. Grant, oil of who. . Clddrn••• ore unknown; tho unkn-n hslrr., ft\111••u, lsgot•••• aclmlnl•hvton ond ouftn• of Asbury Bryont, dec:oo•.cl; t ... unkMWn heln,' Clevlt••t 1 1•101": t.11, aclmlnlltrllf~ and oult,. of Fro"k Bryollf, c~ec-..t; tM tlftknow" hen, dl.,ls..s, l.. od111l"l•· tNtors o..cl ouign• cl G•ort• Aft-> . . . 8ry11nt, dec:eosec:l 1 w111 notice thot on thl 3rd Oily of 1969, the Plaintiff• D11M C. gnd juM Hy•oll, fl thllf Pet tlor! ggglnr;t th- In tho Coutt of c-mcm Plo11e, Melli• County, Ohio, tho •om. ~lng No. 1•.a1 ·for the P•· tltlon of real 01tote, w'lch rool utoto I• tt.•crlbed In tho PlfltiOf"l n foil-s: Sttuote In Rutl111'111 Tow"shlp1 Melo• County, Ohio. B..lnnlng 25 rod• •outh of the n-'hwut Cot'ftlf of S.~lon 1, T- " 61 Ro"lll 1•; thonee SOUih 52 rodiJ Gntf frn llnh; tftance ..., 31 rollt; thence nCiflh 1 d..,.. Met · .. 1 rod1 MMI 17K llnh; thence Mrth 74 c1 ... tr•n wost 33 red1 111M 2K llnh to the place of bo,lnnlr~~, c:onoo tolni"JJ 9•W100 OCNI, mOM llf THE CLUB RESTAURANT loRaclao wW ba cloaod Labor Day. 8-31-ltc ,32,- , ot•••• NO TRESI'Aa!ING or b-.g on Ill)' prapert;y. Addle R. Borton, Rt. 1, Racine, Odo. 8-31-41p t•"• J"'••r H1••h MIDDLEPORT - 10 . - a ; 1\2 bathl, ""' enclosed pordtoa, <:UPOrlo piqo. ftO,iiOO. -------------- ••illl Drive, Belle~, NebraUa, ,.... 68005. 307, Molt• SHOOTING MATCH 0.111 R1foNMI: Vol\11111 82, Poge Count~ O..d Rec ... d•. The ..-~- of .. ld Pltltlon 1• For tM partition of •old rNI ettote """ otMr eqult•l• Nllref. Solei O.f•ndontl or• re~~ulred tv on•..,• •oW RACINE GUN CLUB P1lltlon on tlw 13th day of Octolter, ludtMnt will be fOlk.,. oggln•l them, . Done C. HY••II .... June Hy .. ll. SUNDAY, AUGUST 31 AT.l:Oo •••• Pa.lntffh. 8124, 8/31. 9/7, 9/1 .. 9/21, 9/21 61C -------------------- . ' . NEW RANCH TYPE HOME FO~ .sALE ' SMITH AI,ITO IALI$ IAMAUOA, OHIO 'l!j! .., 'r •' '.'· ',, . WI! Of.F!R . ' IIL®R .I'UMS · . ~ACCESSORI~S *PECORS . . - '• · 'i'ius .... ....... ,..,. --- -----------· - · llt'k............, A• ~,pproximately PHONE ~-nsi, .. three ,..., ....,.... -GUARMTEEDPHIIIE 112·2014 ' 111 tractor;' 8-31~ ~UYIIJI A~,~l'b. or W:I.IGII. ~ r-.- ----------', .wt.u. POODLE PUPPIEs. AKC T Ol· · ,, llliQiun, f'15UIII.._.,...,;. . "~...,end_..,.. . . . .tl~e .·' ll+d. ----·- -------MODERN· RANCH, 5 I'G01IIIo bath air -~~- •. ,.au 1D ital1 carpet "' UWw-41111fW ..-, ..,, ........,llllaomont,liln"!iliw'llnplaco, morblowm. . dll!/, 'amo. ~ I aero o( irii!lii Prlcio hdllcod far 1111- NOW I . . ' F•TIItF..._. ~CIDAYor liGHT • ~ • CA'LL DAY-2151 NIGHT 112-1324 ftlrna<O, catp01'I, JIIOII oeipboro. In S)Tacuat. can 99ZIQII6. 8-31-41< "*" or POMEROY, OliO RAIU18$ SERVICE ------------- Pholio 247-ll24G. CMC TRUCKS PHOME 992-2143 ss~ss FOlJ.R ROoM HOUSE !Ike new, Llkonow. -rw-heal POMTIAC 1"16. YHrt of Conttnuou~o Bu~olness :rv1ces PHILCO refrl&erotor, ariHldal 111 ranp; J)Uih mower reel QPII, ; _ . , . ·aeylhea, two · P.H<hfWJII, hql ••• and au. . er. ~ Pholie 912-5676 or fiUIIU. 8-31-litp tnllot for - W I IIIII ....... l'H MIDDLEPORT lUlCK • R. tt. RAWUNIS SONS 18.DOLIPOn';iltuo ~CIGAIIETTE - , . mochlool automatic Wlndl- ·· for lar&e P..,Y. elide Ku1m, ~ ... . l'lalnl, ...,. 8882. ., . ,. . R. lt. RAWLINGS· SONS CO. ------------12 GAUGE 124. 1100 .._.AIItl_, oholgon, $1,095 64 PONTIAC AND IANY MORE acroi. WW sell rea-..lo to settle oofate. PhOne 91248115 or 992.S67S. 8-3!-41p hllt'h. electrtctQ", water. LOW PRICE$ DilLY ------------- ;slil!ii tRAILER, BROWN'S Trailer 19112 BUICK lP:clal. V611111111ard aldlt, radio. Price f8$ortnde Park. Mlnoravllle. PhiD WZ- 3324. &.21-12te WILL PAY lor any Information concemlrw Lewl1 Ruft'corn or 1111 ol hlo relati..,a, Botn In Molp Coon\J, 1832, end ....... rled a - r . Was a ClvU War ...teron. Am ll')'IJw to tnCIIIJ1 ------------~lamlly tree. Pl...o write to . POUR ROOM lllmlobod llllflrtDerreU - - lOS Kl,., - · bath, ..... and ....... 7 rocms, , A ,VARIETY 01' · plcl\ed f $2,595 Bonneville pall. Wagon. One ·careful owner. Show aood car. PS, PB & AT. . 19S8 FORD VI ~..:..----------- 'On •••., ,, CANNING TOMATOES. Y•plck, ., per bllahe1. Rll8or 'l'holll, 3 mllea ealt ol RaciDo on Ill. Albert lUll, RadDe. p.._ 114U288. U9-8ic: S1195 GALAXIE $195 HOI[SE FOR SALE on Union Ave. . ·:!~t·~· Rl~_sa~. .,...,.llelleiits· .. FVliNISHED ~ DilLY 8-31-121<: :~·Se,e .rh -'-----·- - - - - - - For Rent 67 FORD Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. Like now liniah. PS, PB & AT. Gra..,, itar _____________ O.fenla..t•• ., .., In thla area D10J ba bouglot at huge oavlngo. For Information write Paul Gravel, PlaiD and Ol'l!"o camj:any1 - · st., bua, ''3Ba '?iiiG..E.!" ·;;:.~~ <;......coium'"" ·STOP .IY OUR 1111 · L""" .. ' s . LOW' ·PiltES .. .· E:;~~31"1:1'",1 i'Oiii .. ~~.to-!'0 ·- JQ!ir" +- rku. ......~ IPIIrii tilDe. ll)'llii!IJ . ' , ife'il. - -~---18,000. . CHEAPIES! STAHQARD TRANSMISSIOM. POTATOES, LlnloyHart, Radno. .GEO •. ~ISTI.TTER, 'liol<or 1 V8 Goloxio 500 4 dr. Sodan. Air conditioned. E~~~r<~ cloan car in~oide and out. PS, PB & AT. New Pontiac tra&.-in. 1'S8 OLDIMOMLE POIIIOJ'01. Phone WW164. 8-31-ltc ... - .- ., ....,.-· ...,!;-'•-";;;~ ' 800· $1,895 .n BOd SAYS CLEAR\,G\MG TKE _L(J'I'I 67 PONDAC 'IIITK BARGAINs 9 Sta. Modern Poultry, 399 W, Main, 1:1800. . _,,, " ~ · 0111a. H AND N DAY OW, or started ........... pullets, Both Roor or ea.- arown awailable. Poultry hou11ni and automation. IIIUOn care al HUNDREDS 69 POITJAC $3,291 Catalina 2 dr. Hord Top. Only 4 391 oa1y milot So,_, 67 FORD_ ·Motor Sclles 'flt:t.t .u Com-.· lEALlY.. ' Cataltna .4 sedan. Driver training car, j'ust uaed few ~lcs thrs IUIImer, only 1,502 easy Mile~o. foctory alr-c:orto d:tianing. Foclory oquipmont. new ~· could put it in showr.oom.' All vln,.l interi~. Pow• stnr.ng. Power discs brakes .. Auto. trans. OPEN 'EVES. TIL. 8 . THE Codotei- "'u :u;'· ·,_ WrlleBox-AI~ The llaiJl Splloel -~ 69 ,PONTIAC 'door SAVE Factory air-conditioning, low mileage, like new-condition, .. .. ~ ..:. · ~... .:C..: ••:::'- MINI!RSV!LLE - 1 .rOama, ballt, ·~· u-c~.., poftbu,""I.Dont;~anp.., 1 :-=.:.. · . P.S., P.B., oula. Irani. ;... \' "· OF DOING BUSINESS;; AWNJNQS, waton • · 1 Sodon DoVIIIo . USED CARS . -.,, & Van Zandt .·2.;11r. 11.T. 390 ~-. * .trans., filii pow•, air At7rolloBILE bannco ~ concalled? Loot fOUl' ator'• U......? ~ wa~ · ' POMEROY _____ ______ _ c-. ·; - ·CLifF PttiLuri- DAN rttOiirsON· a..n.r; Ohio. · . "Y.,'LI, LJKE .!JUR QUALITY I'AY $&95 · · . .. laetarf yjtwo '1969 -CAALL.MS LEFTI 1 G-po •Villo , . clnd. R&tt. 1/ltlres•.SHARP. ·. oquipon.,, ond ct'IIC............................ . . $3900 ONL · ,lnSIIIIICI f' ' Coupo KV:IIo. Full - · oquiponot~l and foeiory air candJ.,..fng. Dark blut lini 1h. -------------- PHONE 812-2962 • GLADYS lfaybori'J~' dotlteo. Sbe - · •• 75 a IDOIIIItiii'J'Illo rNOIIIIJw the RaJ!WP 00. 2 or'...,.. . doJa*riJjindu... ery Pmv "' II ' oa dod:oo. Glad1o ~ """' ...So wUJ )'<Ia. Write .,., living llllllO, addrell end ~ _..,, •a.lru. , _ T How'·'.., Co. p 0. u - · ~:.1967 $ '- · · \ ~ . '67 FOlD · _..... . ----. ----t----,.---24-mCII STEEL lllfll MUSTANG 'Futbock. Coli ._ _.,_..._ '! Sodon ,D;:'vm., full af~ondlltnlng. · zDoar H.t Auto. trails; Aadlo llllillahr. 111 8~ -----------..... COAL,·WMP, ora, ~\llllnl · 9tWII8L . . . DRIVER TRAINING CARS ' . 1M7 ,..~••• •:•..·~. ~ •••••• ._. •••...•••••$3111 •' ·. HELEM or VIRGIL TEAFORD - - - - - -'- _..__--IIQU'11!: IIAIIUb.ot;K, llllllla- ASSOCIATES 9924325 NO HUNTING on StarH.. Muur -.WIIlllw .IO.JIOI' cellt....,. SYRACUSE ~c prOJIOl'lY daring 1969-7Q huot.mlulali, ABC a.-o, W.. lng season. W, Va. · 1..21-111 _, MR. and MRS.I!,EN CHANEY, OWNER ,. mu.p, - · DIUit ' SU!IIIi' 4 or:, ic~.; •. ~·· u., P~B;, . !l&H; 1/1 u... SH.~RP. · . . · ,_ 8-311-2tc .. low . . ' Oil ALL • ••NEW CAliS, ...,..,., 'J)od elan, w/o/w tlroa, Climate Control Air.C...IIJ!Itlaninv, .roal aharp, only 18,000 miloo. . i• Funtllllre. ; ~·. ·19&8 c-.lnac Calats H.T.•Sedan -•• ; •' ••••$4900 Whl.te'. w\\1: IIWquoiao . lnlorior, full oquipo:..t, d!:lired Ae~~d • : lin~ exeol!oal ·T ~ uoo. l'lloaO 992$38. . . ON SEPT. 5, 1 wDI ....... llham~ 1• ..., port. I - Geod l'enc!oiL ""',"""· · J>(IOllw corpe1a 11 a reo1011.., """ able price. Phone 99:1-7249. a. LETART - 4 lata 1111 rl..,r, 6 8-31-lte ---------- --I'OCIIIII, bath, ~bel •. ------------- ' . . . . .- - -· . . . welL ti,I!Oa '. . . VACANCY Cw two oldmu;.;. . ;.,-.. ·. :'!'F"'"r,---,;,~w:r.Jk Pnler prhate pa111 .,.. _ WOIWJ:rw·~il!ll<e .,._ , . • . · • ......., ....._ , _ ..._ '17UIIL .t,p~ -..1 a!arWwlil: scin1t ·alldoo, otil,.,, ltam, ~~~ . lo.llte - · r o( boold<eopillllo IW~ end jlal'tloo. TERMS: CASH Rte. t, 0111: mLL, Ohio Daryl Alban, A.uctlmeer, Oak HW, Ohio NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS -------------1169 PLYKOIJ'I'II · Rooclnmer, . ~ ., . Notice PI• ntlff,, 01 :;.' 1!!. . TWO CARRIIIS- aoJatlon " - C:l:r,, Ohio, 1969, 1 ------------Help Wanted glan. c... .. . ,, .IH&--.:----L---::AIWII.LYS'Iiop rw 11"'-JIIW ,, -------------- But lthasbeensuchagreatcon- ust 81, Rutland American Leo r.d r ... IIIIo- ' 19M FORD \2-plckllp, 28,000 ~•.ste· • aotual . ndle•I ' radio, do!U. ---------=:---~-' htolOr, l!llclno a.utar Ni5o- , RAG RUGS, aii:O dolnti· .,.._ 33110. '-" bo - a t Nndlo . rUB -vi!Wo. ,WWiallt ;l!-·. -"'lrd acrolwilll fruit-·· SUnoco. &.lt.Uc ,_WW11511. .<.•.. •· . I ~ and 1ar1e ptde11 opot. . Ouo milo ea,t ol Ho<IM '"' IM6 FOJII!I QOUI'E, 10011 ..,.. - - - - - - - - ~- - ~ 124. Coli 949-,2103. . dillon, 4400. , _ Olollhlro BRACE •VOURSELr .lor a~U 8-3W!c: 367-7512. ·' ., . tho llrll time )'llU ..., • • S.Zf.flp Luatro to dOOII rup. 'toill 1967. We are so loneb without )'OU. Death Ia aunotlllng wo Just can't understand. DoN ~. Hyt~ell, JUM ------------Alto Sales . For------------Sale, Rem aar who pallled away Sept. 1, Just 1D knolo you hevo claiiJ)ed GIMI's hand. Sodl,y m!BOed b)' his wlte, J..ao. ta; son, Starn,. and lUIJI7; oephew D:aYid Rlggaandlunlly 8-31-ltp ~· ~ . ----- -In Memory l*.8tc AKC lll!GIS'I'ERED baediiiiP . 6 .,~ .. Coli 317-7468.. . wor, •ewe __ _._______ Cord, the orpailt, pollbeerera, the Ewing Funeral Homo aid all who halpod 10111UCh. YOUNG MAN 1D l•m pnoral coPatrucuon trodL Steod1 JJullhond, Gerold VIolet; Brothwork year round. contact er, Virgil Roulh; Staters. MaGoorp F. Morrlaon,Sr.,'Q:bel Goqleln ,and Elsie !PIII!'e wr, Ohio, 9115-3837. 8-31-ltp ters, Diara Ashley, Pauline Vaughan alii Janice Sprlapr. 8-31-ltp Cou"'y D1.d econl•· Su'll.c:t, ho"'o.,.,, to o Rlthl•of• grontld by Clycf1 Smith to Tho Co undlut 11nd Southern Ohio Et.ctrlc Company dot.d ....21•52 and recotdH In DHd Book 170 at poge 1 th••of. ~-ltc ~-­ iluo t8'f,30 Coli lltWH,. ., 11IE FAIIILY of Mro. Gladya 4 BErmOOM HOllE, ruu..11011 , VIolet wishes to thonk lho biieNol,' ... ~ ,..-, . aelghbors. rrtendls and re• ,-, hot .,.tor helwr, flllbo air tlves for 'tfietr kinllueaa ant CQidltlonid, deep won, """end flclent service. Wife, Norma; Son. Ray; Daugh- '" Vcdu!M 176,./ote 425 of th• #Mit• County 0. Record•. 1.25 OCI'II COfiY.,..d l.y Clyd• H. Smith to Chorl•t 11nd Agn111 l111M l.y d•cf cfGtitd 7•6-55 oM reclll'ftd I" Volu- 183. ,r.1• ..7.S of the MeiDl nmUY of Sanford J. 'lllomas WUSTER AND FULTl AttwMJ• lot Pl•lntiH co.q, E3 Tractor, eo.q, trcn end._..,rubbertired..,... on (4: wheeled), uUltf;J carrier, Roto-tlller• bolts. Cherry and oak HCretarlea, marble top table, .Pitcher and wuh bowl, Aladdin lamp, dinner bell, tre11 kettles, porch swiJWa, mUk cans, bookcase, pigeon hole desk, living room suite, nhOKalll drCJP lead end fable end cotreo !able, gun caao, blacklmltb tiae, anYil, platform scMes, eleetrl.e motors, pa en,,..., ...... and juga, 011IER ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION TERNS: CASH The ' Card of Thanks ..,.............lift••"'... .......will ~ . . . ........n -~,_,... • to uld potltlon and that they ••tot• OWNf.RS: Paul Bolnl • The follow!"" real oltote 11tuoted In the Courly of Mill• In thl Stot1 rd Ohio, aM In the r-"'hlp of Letort.•ncl bOi.INied llftd detcrlltod ot t.llowt: · ·a111 1nnlng, It b1lng o pctrt of Froc• tloncd S.ctlon Twonty-•1• (26) In r-n Two (2) of Ro..• El..,•n ~11) In the ()hlo Compo~'• Pvrchll••• botlnnl::r, at o •••"- four rod• above the movt of T0111'• Ru" on the bonlc of the Ohio Rlvlf follow1"JJ., T...,'• Rrm with tt. -•..d•lngl of the cr•k H'+'O"ty (70) rod• to • •tone In thl center of Mid erH" MOl' a Beech rr.e Oout 24 hchl•; theiiC.I Jn o .outt-ly direction Snenty 11M · ane•Mif (70~) rod• to • •••"• on whcrrt w11• fllf"*IY Hutton'• \IPpel II"" .._. o W11lnut 1:1 1nc:hl• 11M ohout 4 fHt South ~- 1olcl c:orl"'lr;.. thettce olo..g Nld ll~t~ fortr .. l• ortd .._..hoH (•9¥.!) rocl• to a ltorw en tho Ohio Ri...., b11nk~ the..ctr up the Qhlo Rl.,... l.o"k thlrtyo6110 (31} rocl1 to tho place of b01lml._,, contahtlng t-ntyotwo oncl -~M~If (22Ji) GCf'el 1'1101'1 or ..... Tho af-•old d..crlbld ,..1 ••· toll being tt.. ••• real c.,.,..tl by_ C.Mn SMith o..cl' ~lea Smlttt to Ell'llftll Beegle by deetl doted 11, 1903 llflll roc:orc&od In tho Rft:ord• Of o..d., Melt• County, Auto .Wrecking ·.. ;r; ., ,.,.., tr~i. ••~vr:w. ~ our..,., Clyd•' H. Smith, dllolo•ld, ------------- "WE SELL ANYTHING FOR ANYBODY.'' Wo Alao Boy Cotnploto BAIRD BROS ..,, wordo. OFFICE HOURS FurthermOf'l •'*lect to 11ll legal Charl~•ton, W"t Viralnlo, Gorold hl;hway1. S~t~ith and N-a Smlth, •ho Nolcht Rofwenc. O.ld1 Volume 193 ;ov• gt W1 •t Dunbar, W1at Vhtlnla, c/o 355 of the t,\llg• County 0..41 acGener41 Ooll'lllery; Frane•• Nlcholt 11fdl. f . I f and Rlc:hord Hlchol•, wfto re•lclo at Tho pray• o the ..,ltlon Is or 506 21 t Strwt DvnbGr w..t VIr- tho rlght•llnterosts and Uent of all ln1o• ; •., S.:lth end J.e~n SMith, elf the 0. onclcmt1 to bo dtotHtnfMCI, ~ho ;...lclernyat 307 B.. chonan Sft11t adlutted Clnd protec:tft, ond thot Chariest..-, Wast YIJtlnl~ Wlllor4 the Adml"lttrotOf of the 1ftato of Smith, who rwldes at 307 BuchGnan B.lc:u• Smith Ghnrn~l M outhorh:H Str 1 ot, Ch•l•••on. Wo•t VIIJinlo; oml ordoNd to .. 11 to tft. undl,.. Clyft Smith, jf, a"d Jo Helett Smith, •lt"ed pllltlonet thl rool -eliot. who Jllldo 1111 72..Y.a Crose:oflt RoeHl, H•crlllod at thl ..,.luJI Chort.•t0!'4..... w.. t Vlrglnl•; MIYo .,.lue th.,.of, orMI fer 1111 other 1:""""-.,,, eor- Third & 011... .~. ' LEGAL NOTICE L•orwwci D. Smith e~nd GeortiOI S1111th who ... 1d1 ot 3131 5th '"''•·~ DOLL HOUSE Nursery. TraDI........,..... .. ....~"-"'e ....,..,._~-~.-~{ ~. ' - 7-' illlh ~;"'Vttk "' ~""U1' ~ ' -able ~ mo'lbr 1....... ~ ..... admlol•:o.. .... 1t1111nlty Auction Barn, the" ... WE WLSH to upress oor sincere thanks to our many friend•~ netahbors and relatives who helped in any way durin& !he him. Sbe expocta him 1D Jumi> when she speaks - and he doea. Our onJ.y lights havo-oboul my not wanting to live even fn the same statewlthher.Jiolhlllko we should live close.' 81.)'1 1 just don't want to accept ber alter Bhe had ovel')11dn8 sneaky 1D break us up. Is there a chance for a Dill'· rlage that won't be Jn..Iawed to death?- D. B. tlllng::t ..e . .. . . Raw!. ., - Ceata Funeral ·end HoY, Oiar101 Slmont lor his c,...ollnr 1:30 o.m. to S:OO p.lll. D111ly 8!30 o.lll. lo 12!00 ~ Sotvrdoy murdering ooe lllllllher Uke am~ Dear D: mala. Y<lO 011 there's lllill a long Then they glorl!)' the glltier wall (or marrlale. WJil' IIIII sol & Simp..., ,.,a 19-Dr. TERMITE fHtl-t. The ..,ltliot.f will net c•"'' per lliO oamo llpO<:Ioa ao1dom fllllt ond exdtement, tile heroic ad- the lnJaw Ths P'IAtllthii- ilefot-• the~ ~11ht .. 114111 ., ,.... ,...., . . . ....., .... "1._ r •......,.... ...........c ~·-!l'ikoovor~ O(~~~or!IU • .. ,• . fill hte.,...cl IMorO:len. ' AATU For Went AO S.r.,lc• 5 e.ftll ]10f W•tl OM ln•tHIOft Mhtllnlllll Clwrfi! 7Jc , , ' 12 -~~~ ttW"' cqn1•e•• tlvo 1"'111'tl0ftl.· U nnt1 pet' W•d •ht c:on...cutl'llle lnoert1""•· 25 ,., cent Dlseount on pg1d 11cl1 •"" o4s ..,lthln 10 clctyt . CARD OF THANK$ & OBITUARY $1.50 for 50 word ..lniiiKitn. E11 . cttldltlonol wOfd 2c, BLIND ItO$ A4tlltlo,..l 2!c: Chetrgo ,... ..,.,.,. U dO,-.Ihon)'OUI' M.Y ~ REGULATIONS ... •••,...rl•t·. ,. II!IW' ,- 1lriDil . - poaeo. vante, the brawny returning war TERliiTE PEST CONTROL win J!e. A.a It,... v• ,. ' ~ our time" ~~;;::; Wo would •~ lhank Dr. J, ~via, J • • . to meet. My big Worry Ia tlllo: · Tod II a prelcy ll!rtaltic all......,.. athlete. 1D1 big ambition Is to bocome • blab school albIetica teecher. Lately, hoWeVer, he has maclo llienda with • leilow - · having lllGIIOY ond charm, tends to get jlllt what he wanta - oopoclally. Slrla. Tod seems lo be trying hl1 I'OIIIe. Thlo guy, Jim, hal aothlmdrlnklng ond conslanlly lnUoduces him to I don't mind him going out (much), loll Jim has potential power 1D ruin Tod'a d!OII<OS lor a acholarobii>. I don, want 1D lose him but llllllll3, I don't want him 1D lose hlmsell. Tod'a Cather died when he wu young and he has alnya needed someone to look up to. But Jim ,.... . ', SOLID '5Tt.TE STEREO,JJ969 wllili! a1ort0 cOiilol• a p.-411"" _ ,lieU_ y IN=~~~~N ! -.·' ·Far Sale • DEADLINES 5 p.M. Doy I•*• Pvllola-tion • · M.nfty t eJ~t~ r ~ <:onnlltJII~, t. C~ct~~· Will ... M'C·~ ..... ' •••• fclr Ooy .. ...... ~ .. '·" . 1fT boy ........, ll.lliO -telll, . I·moot loallo guy )'llll'd over wllil 11at"':,, :i,;;": f .. ' ------·· ------ SEP1tC tanka l cioliiOd. lliWer SonllatiOil. SJIIwart, Ohio. Ph. 112-3031. ------;..-----'!J AND ANTENNA 'end oorvtce. AIICEnteQ>riiOI, lfa11011, W, Yo. Phone 'I'ISo 5110. 6-8-tfc AI" CO~NING, llefrlpr- I =~~:: atloa oorvtce. Jack'1llefrlpr- .I ' otion, New lla- Ph- 11&:1- 2079. RAIUIISON'S SE1MCE. - . 992-11522. .," .&.10-trc: ·----- ------ .....,... oale. Coli DJck Rawlltw• for lllllOiniinoatendprlce. 1112-lllll ... 11&:14131 . 8-31-trc IIOOli _,. w I 1 o SLEEPINC "-z.ma. 1-Mc -----.---' .....··' --. NEWLY DECORATED ftlrnl1hod itoto, pholio ' ~Ill. cpbe .... atNowChuter. PhiD all'• -.._ ·~ ........ &.10-trc ------"'!""--.----. od, ,101 1!111 .... _.,.. __ ... ,.._""!:' ___ -~· ·· .1 ;_,_ ' I·''' "1"'" OPI!M EYES. TIL I �I ~(\.!' • _j ' . ' - \ ' Cloud '' ..- l POMEROY ELEMENTARY School otudoala wUI bogl~ena chance to "beat the I"'P.. Tuesday when claases resume. II aeema tlllt 110111e oi the plt)lla hue books IQOW o..rdue lfol!l Mr. Edell', tho bookmobile. Mr. Eddy will vlolt die Pmnaroy Elemer>· 111')1 School Tlltlldoy l!ld those wllo return the books oo Tlltoday wUI not be required to pay the overdue charges lnwlved. I IIIIDDLEPORT Is llylng a ...,;, American flag, Well, not really but It Is bola& used for the lint time at vlllqe hall a11ar being presented the comllllllllcy by C<qreuman Clare""" Mlllor. The flag originally new over tho ~llol. l 1, YOU CAN'T BEAT Clcy Hall and yoo .can't kill a sunllower. SOth F. Nicholson of Rulland Route I writes that he had a • ..,.. a....r over 10 feet 1a11 when u ..... blown down by. hard storm .. July 11. n Ia now lying llat on the groond but It Is as heollhy as ever. Flfbo-llve blooms are on the sWillower the stalk of which Is 16 Inches around and about 20 more buds are preparing to burst Into bloom.. · ' I 'I MRS. GERALD MINOR of Dexter Is pictured In color In the Feb- ruary, 1969• edition of ' The WoOOertul World ol. Ohio". 4 '!be story acC<>JDP&~~Ying the photo deals with quilting and polnta U.l Mrs. Minor quilted lor a hobby 20 years ago l!lll now quilt.. out Ia& has bocane an ellioyable, prolllable pastime lhatalwaya neta her \ GALLIPOLIS - City police invtlatlpted a truck-car collision at 1:18 p. m. Friday on VIne St. at die entrance to the GaUipolis a..t Club. Noonowasllliuredand ono driver was cited. Pollc:e cited James L. Waugil, 55, Rt. I Crown Clt;y, driver oC 1118 truck """"" by the Gallia ~ lll&hway Department to GalllpoUa Municipal Court on a cbarp oC rauure to atop within the assured cleer dlalanee. omcera o&ld Kenneth Boater, 57, of 6%6 Third Ave., headed . . . .aat on VIne St., had a\Qpo and struck the bock of the Boster car. There was moderate damage to both vehleles. Police investigated another rear erd collision at 10:44 p.m. Friday 011 First Avo. , In front of Kirby's Soldo SOrvlce, above Sycamore st. No one was injured. No chsrge was llled. omcers ~ that Warren D. Reischman, 20, Rt. 3 Woodsfield, headed southwest on First Ave., had st.cJA)ed and a car dri vby WUllam M. Herr, 35, of 66 on Vine st., ta.Ued to stop. Barr's car struck the rear of the other ;M-ID a left turn Into die vehicle, doing minor damage to bcllt ellil. Behind hltn, die tnick both cars. ' by Waugil lalled to atop drhen • • KENI' - Four Kyger Creek .Weston were In Keutlhill week abndlng the 24th ~ Local Leaders Conference of the Obla EdufatiOII AaiO<IatiOII, Those In attendance were Melville Wlthero, high achool tllllh teacher at Kyger Creek HI& h School; Mrs. Fay Souer, hllb school ~ah and Lallnillstructor II Kyger Creek llll!h; Mrs. 24 • 27. Wlthora Ia prooldent of Kyger Creek ~al Tes<hera Aasoclatloo MIBs Reese Is president - el~ and )Ira. Sauer and Mra. Kirby are mem. bora of tho Profeulonal Nelli>!lations Team. MIP Kirby Ia <halrmsn of tho PN Team. During the conference, the Ky. ger Creek delegation hoard such speakers as Holl!ll Heln, prooldent elect of the National F4J. • <Gatton Asaoslclatlon; Roborln'~ reer, as stant supe tc~U~;~m. or urban education for the state D partm nt of F4J t1on and 0~ Pro oldeut ~a8 K:...U,. e &lbiecta dlscuased at theloorday meeting included local UIOclatim responalbUltleal!ld tunclions ill lnstructlonal Improvemem, profeaaloual negoUo(ions, legol rlshtllllllllabUitleo of tile teacher, and the teacher's role Ill political actlvlt;y. I THE COUNTDOWN IS 19 And We're Not ' ·\. out To THE CAaoA '·DAY "HoLIDAY wE ~OFFER THRU MONDAY! . ~ ;; · ' 'AvE · E1cruo~o THIS . . . . Sale 8 Tax wllectionS f. T.. Caldw~ll . Show I ncrease ,ames .' ' :::;;;,t= . n::::.::; PS, PB, air cond., vinyl interior. _65 PONTIAC STARCHIEF ~ DOOR SEDAN. Aut. PS, PB, vinyl 1ntenor. Real nice car. ' j[ ' ' , SALE PRICE.-.$17¥~ WE BEAT ALL CITY.DEALERS PRICES 67 FORD GAL. 500 2 DR. HT. Red with white top. Aut. PS, PB.• Vinyl interior. 65 DODGE CORNET 440 4 DOOR SEDAN. Aut., PS, 318 V8 engine. On• owner. 35~ ·SIZE ', o. Gallipo~ls Cif Co.' r I' ' •• ' llatrl)' E. BoWera, Middleport, are ..-<lng tile birth afa-en lQIId, tour ounc:e, Mm, Jld»ert Eddie FUo ofi'Vmoroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Boworaofl'llmoroy Boote 3, Great - ,ll'&lltiPUI!IIIa are Mr. and Mra. llolrbert MlUor,Middleport; Mn. JIGH FUe, Chelldre; lira. ca-rt. .J.awrenc:e af ()ale,. land, Calif., llllllolarloD OUer of ·0 /'69 models • -..,. Cafe Given '. ransportatlon ' . 1959 TO 1963 MODELS . PRICED AS LOW AS $100 •ats Doc. Smith's ·Service or Warranty You Ca1 Buy With Conti•ence ._tho pormltpremlaatoamt- . . . ot l2 ..... Saturdi.Y. 'lbe~ ai-PQII of permit lor taWnir 1Q pottt • minor lng odin 1ft a _ . _ place Ia and tile permit JlriiiiiMI wiU boiln ot 110011 ' ... l1 and wiU 111111 at 110011 ... Sip. 25. . ' ' ' w N.TS. ., 111'11 _..... lor die sale of btloxlcatlnllllpJr ill and IT COSTS LESS TODlY TO &ET lOll ' • / '· ' • • "'I ~' \ ,' I ' \ ! .- ' . , ./ ... ' . . .. ' ·, ~ - . WE ·I-lAVE TO SUIT·UP FOR THE &AL.L .6AME, 5NOOI"i.. "THAT ·()LD FASHIONED COODNISS'' -· -:."-·- st. ., 'l1le ' ( - ' -, . i ttkt &4nppt During miiiiiOIL > ' ~- \ 'b$PBEIIY It's Costs Less To·Get·• COLUMBUS - Tllo 14 - dol auapellllciU have booa ~-tile Whllct lfoule Colt ~' I'ViwCI1 bl tile Oblo LIQJor ~ eom.. ... I .. · ' ·'·-·y- ' .. .. ... ,_.;' \ '. ····.,-·. .. ;"· \~,.,·':' ' "'"" .. '' ...... r--..-----~-----..;...;.______~--~---...---.-,;,.,.---i...iioj,jij Suspensions l"'"l" • . • . . ... :. "; ."- . .EX(jpt ·aot FUN!, JUm• PECAN Medical~. Gr~ are Mr. andMra. ,, ~- j . ·" ' . .. ,, l!lJ&Ono, em Alii- ZO ot the Holzer I . f .. . (, ' .·ALL.FLAYOis REG. ~ I ' MIDDLEPORT- Mr.andMra. 4 DOOR HARDTOP. One owner, aut., ' ' -·· ~-. • ~ . i Nsvy year to date eolleetiona. CollectiOna lor the period endIng Aug. 16, 1969 IIIIOUilted to $11,883.08 •• COIJIPIU'ed to $8,699.32 lor the """'PU'ab'e 1110 weeks of iut year, On die 7ear to date bases, oollectlolla lor the current fiscal year 111-.od to $32,363.50 u ..,.,ared to 435,977,87 lor the prevloul ftaealJe&r. ·' i ', ..l . '' ~ ' •• • Untoo Coldwell, two'folteraooa, Noel J, Simpson, Canal WID<haotor lllld Howard G. Simpson, V S. ot VIrginia _.,., Vs.: ' a brodler, Francia R. of Canal Wlnc:hOIIAII" five grandchlldrtD and sever.i nieces and~·· Beside hi poren11 he • a • waa crease 011 tile bl-woold,y rejlort.. 1ng period 11111 1 decrease on tile ' • I • &lrvlvlng are. hi• will!, Lucille caluse year, tax ooll-, like sales tax coljectlolls, 111ow,.t an m. ' .. ' Sl. .loselil lloapltal ill Parkeraharg, W.Va., following an extended Wneoa. He was die lOll of tho late Enoch and Lola Price Caldwell of CoolvUla IIIII wu a retired atlel ~r lor tho Ohio Fuel Ges Co. for which he workocllor 38yeara .' . . - ' '· " COOLVILLE- JIIIIIUT. Clldwell, 64, Cooltllle, died SOiur- day IIIOI'IliDg It die ~~ " J • Bowers' Have Newborn Son ar I' ' GALLIPOLIS-Biweekly saloa tu colloctloos In Gallla Count,y lor die perlnd ontllns Aug 16 1969 ~boWed an ill< se or" 0 114 coli 1'1"' ' ~er1110 : : : ":;".: · s!:te Jobn D Herbert. Horbert• -·'d ~--• •·-coiltor the perlnd Aug 3 through Aug, 16, 1969 totaled $17,294.54 as agalnat $16 217.93- an ln. ' crease over tho COIIIJ)IU'able two waeks of Jut year of ,1,077.21. Year to date sales tax eolleetiona (July I, through Aug. 16• 1969) totaled ,47,118.55 u oompared to f47,126.28, a de<reue of $608.73 over tho preoiOua flo- .. .. '. -; ', Priced To Go-Get ~~ i; •, ·1 Teachers Aug, Automobile-Truck Crash ("~ '*::l '·J .. ,., ' f> Kyger Creek pital In COlumbus where he Is undergoing a aerlea of tests pr~­ er at Cheshire -Kyger Elementsry, tory to a~ry. The addre1s 11!1 UniversU;y Hospital, Mean Build.i~, Room 257, The foor delogeteawereiUDDIIII 650 leaders or local teac...ra Columbus, We. organizations tlu'<lushwt the state who parllcll)8ted in the CODference at Kent Slate Volverslcy Gallipolis Police Probe ' - scmetimesasmuchas $200 for a '"masterplec:e", She uaually SPends two or three hours every day quilting and Jut year ohe made five average size quill!l and a large 0110. Mra. MiDo< does each quilt by hand and cul!l every piece that she uaeo sO(IIR!ely. The quilt In the frame pictured with Mra. Minor was v1v1an Kirby, 1st - grade teacher at Cheshire • Kyger Elemen- 1'811ulria& over 9,000 pieces. tary, end Miss Marl1)'n Reese, POMEROY'S Delmar A. Colllday is conf"med to University Hos- 4 • 6 • grade social oludles teach- IDll'O' momentS of run and ' ' ·, ' . Y·OU CAN1 .GI A ' i ~ERE'S I{OU~ CAP....IS MINE ON RIGMT? I WANT IT 51'RAI6HT, 6lJT NOT TOO 5fRAISHT ... � 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 31, 1969 caldwell lewis tripp winston