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' I ,I '\, •rwent surgerY l:nda'l Her roollljll"mber lll . 01 BrewtngtDD · !Irs. Ml4dleport ll!ld sister, Srb. El ther Kissler of Columbus ·spenl a day recenUY with ·their aunt, Mrs. Homer Sllowers, RUt ,1 , . ' ' 0:; ~:talno:a,.en": . _ M Neut I' rS. Leads Devotions I c· I M n ee .. ' uv11 mSchenectady, N. T. .. Members of \he Five Points Carla Fisher. Guests were ed Mefllodlst churcb, Pomeroy, will serve \he greatest number Loyal Pals Class ·o flhe • star Stitchers <1-H club and flle\Teresa and Cindy Gooch, David ved a new tan for of members and friends of dleport Church of Christ Wildwood 4-H Garde' Club, ac· Nease, Alan Holter and of diVIne pworship local church, wifll Tuesday evening at the b e • comPameD oy w.lv~u :.~l;;. ;;.~~;::-::, ~.~~ _lnhn .l.Mfera_ auU ciuli i.:l, Owll.Vl ~..;~; ~:: ! ~~~;-~A1't~tlnn fBJ' e!Ur• Aud~li'rosLThe . \1-P. . MfL_:A__._,_R_.~_t!bt~_~vt:,_ ...sortnaL~RQ_a~. -- R~Roy Holteo, Mn. Dwight Mil· Mrs. Milton Houda~helt, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise re- summer weeks. ~ edule and convenience of agteed to wtlte letters to njem- tonigh! lor Natlonat Ulrl l>Cou• Mr. and .~"· hoan, Mrs. Oris Ginther and Mcintyre, Mrs. EdtSQn Hollon ceived an Invitation to atrend From Sunday, June 19, 1 ery family. II is suggested that bers of Congress In regar~ to Tralnlng headquarters at Camp Steele :and dilughter • ~ ton Mrs. Victor Hysell, made a tour and Mrs. C. K. Nease. · the wedding of Mary Ballentine, through Labor Doy Sunday, the the :,enlptias!s largely concerns \he prayer question. , Edith' Ma~, Pleasantville. N. were Ti/esday business visl of the Ohio Valley Baking Co. daughter of Bgd. Gen. and M.,. worship hour will be advanced every family worshipping Ml" Nina Russell ""! prl)o Y. She will be accompanied by In Columbus. and of the Royal Crown Bottling ng Samuel Ballenllne of Mar1etla two hours, commencing prompt· gethel' corporately... ll'llm chairman 011d use~ I~ ber sister, Mrs. J. W. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Clarence · Har Co., both in Middleport, Thurs· zI to Lt. John Pryor Emmett, held ty at 8:30a.m. ES'i'. The church The P~stor said, All persons, her theme, "9Dest for Lll v e. ·and daughter, Becky .of .Glen· brocht ~f Hamilton are : day morning. at lhe Naval Academy Chapel. school hour will remain virtual· It ls,. felt.,.lill?U)dbave the Devotions were given ~ !Irs. dale, W. Va. wbo wilt ~IStt rei· guesis 61 her lOSier and ~~pi AI flle bakery, Bob Byer and t Etnm~tt is a 2nd Lt. in .flle u. ly lhe same, starling at 9:30 a. \Unity lor corporate Lester Bailey. 'I'll• ~.avellng er-ln·laW, Mr. and Mrs. Jo Marvin Jeffers conducted flle trC ~ S. Marine Corp. Mr. Wtse re· We are Dlllking opportunlUes prize was awarded Miss~ Frall· VBS CLUSES . . Raub and son, Jack, I tour explaining mixing pro- Devolions by Mrs Ben Neutz· sided wlfll the Ballentine !ami· vallable_\0 aU sorts of people, ces Roush. Mrs. Donald Hicks Pl ins comnilin Mr. and'· Mrs. sam ~d• cess'ing, and wrapping of ling opened a meeting of the ly several years while located · ·. wl: all 60 0: was a guest lor the a:erage atteitd: have !E'chased t bread and doughnuts, after Federated Circle Wednesday in Marietta. anAllavoca on~ty acsUoners dessert course was rv d f over 100 and ·will close propeo 'l on bur : . which the grou~ were treated evening at the church. Mrs. Alma Nlewoehner or\ V and f:~~~ltors a"r. lbe bostessel, Mrs. Frost an ;."~.; with a program on Soil· tnbved :re~ 8 ~~· Glntbel to doughnuts. i The group sang, There Shall Dayton is visiting wifll her ..d'.J 1y invited to the corporate Mrs. B"\'•Y· day at 7:30 p. m. at Tuppers Mr. bome llfteJ Mrs. Harry Moore fllo :Be Showers of Blessing, sister and brofller-in·law, Mr. FRIDAY vine worship •t the earlier hour Plains Christian Church on the havedlreturnSO::ral days at Mid group thrhough the Bottling Cof.t \'ud by a perdayePrropoeyer~·. Genesis and Mrs. James Weber. YOUNG ADULT CLASS of of 8:30 a.m., at the Ea.tern FHA to \heme, ''God Lives Today." spendletow~ wiih \hell'. . !Oli .• .•' and eac were g1ven a so rranswer . · . M lbodlst . cll h M ]ul ll ' drink. 2:2·7 on the breath of life and Mrs. Essie RusSI!ll has been the Federated Cl11~ch wtll have t ore · eet on ~ .daughter-in-law; ~. and : 11r1· Following the tours, flle group a poem, Humility, were read returned to her home from flle an ice cream soCial at the The Eastern F.'!·"· chapter Curtis. • James Ginther and '" tim!lY went to the Middleport park by the leader who cloired Ute Meigs General Hospital. church, Friday, begmning at held Its regular nie~ J': The ne:xt meeting will be Ju· They attended ll!e, comrnencc1 for a potluck picnic dinner. Mrs. devotions. with two poems bas6 p. m. Ho'?e made Ice cream 8 at the school· .Me rs Pa ly 11. Members · are to altend menl at Lakota Hlf!b ScMci Herbert Mdntyre asked grace ed on scnpture, At Bethany and Mr. and ~·. Albert Rou~h and cake Will be sold. amp On tending were lAnda Perry, Utn this meeUng dressed as If they when their granllsbn, Georg• d the g oup ang the Doxol- The Good Samaritan. and fam•IY vts>tmg recently m Harris, Sandy Curtis, Mar . to school . : Ginther was one o! a cluo o ~n rece~ing ~e dinner. While For flle program, Mrs. Neutz· Beaufort, s. C., wifll their SATURDAY UY .Curtis, Rita W~tson, Brenda we~e c~~~ngplans to have a 143 to receive diplomas. !~t:d at the table each girl ling read an article from Sun· daughter and famtly, Sgt. and HAPPY HARVESTERS class Leaders and Troops of Baer, Carolyn Muey and booth t the 1966 fair. All mem- Mrs. Ray Riggs and Mrs. Bel :old how she prepared the shine Magazine, If these o I d Mro. Donald Matheny and of lhe Federated church will. borhood One Girl Scouls are Bunt. Advisor MrJ. Janice bers,;. to help work on \he Neutzllng were Tb111$day vlsl food which she brought. Enroute boards could talk. . children. They were accompan- sponsor a jitney supper at the making plans for day camp dlie, Chapter Mrs. Jun-1 booth tors In 'Columbus. home they made a tour of the Mrs. Roy Seyfroed, preSident, ied home by two of the':' grand church Saturday beginning at be beld at Camp Klashuta tar Hunt, Uid Mrs. Pau · 1 Excelsior Salt Works. conducted the busmdessf sessmn children, Jeff band CUrtis. Cynb:_ 4 p.m. Fried chicken, ham loaf CbesC~r, Jul~ trll-115. hi b M bers making the tours and plans were rna e or a piC· fllia was una 1e 1o come v and meat loaf will be served. amp reg1s a ton w c ·~aro! Bill Sheila Kraut· nic dinner at 6 p.m. in July. at cause of a broken arm. $'1 per. girl must be given by were . M'rnt re Debbie the church and named on the ber MONDAY Troop ·leaders to Mrs. Richard ter: Marilyn,.. c Y • committee were Mrs. Clara Mr. and Mrs..vernon We . THE DISABLED American Rupe, business manager lor ;~~e;:~ui;:~:~h!t"r~~ni~:nz~~ Karr and Mrs. Clarence M~s- ~cc~:,~··~d~;·:~~~~ \:~~~ veterans and Auxiliary will the cemp, by Wednesday, ' d Heidi sar. A report was gwen on the 1 o , meet at \he D.A.V. Hall, MoD' 15, Ann Holter: Peggy an rummage sale held recently, attend th~ Buckeye Boys da June 13th at 7:30p.m. Elec- . Mrs. A. R. Knight will be di· Milhoan, D•ana Grueser. s~:;. and the secretary was instruct· State s".""tons bemg held at the tio~' of officers wiU be held. rector at the camp and otbGooch, Sandra Roush, Be ed to write a note of thanks to UniverSity. Tbe ~ys w•ll be All members are u111ed to at· ers assisting wlll be Mrs. ly Houdashell. Linda Hol~on, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Boothe for housed on West Green. d Uoyd Wrl•hl who will be In Grace and Kosta Hysell, and f " b 'ld. It d ten · · • • use o uoe UI mg.. was e- Mrs. Jimmy Stewart and chll- BETHEL NO. 62 of \he Inter- cllar«e of · heal~ examination 1Jse Elber(elds Parking Lots - One at .• . "~~ toT:!d~r .'~u•l cakes to dren have returned to her home national Ord<' of Job's Daugb- on the first day' of camp; Mrs. seTh:rmeet~ngsg~~~:d with \he in. Columbus, Ga., where flley ters, wUI meet Monday at 7:30 Paul Chapman, bandicraft; Warehoose on Street, Miz ah benediction, after which will remain lor several weeks p.m. at Pomeroy Masonic Tem- Mrs..WIIUan\ Oblinger, nature P ed b before returnmg to Germany to 1 There will be Installation study, and Mrs. Marvin Burt, Aiaotlaer Aeross from Se~ond Street Store FOR ALL OCCASIONS a dessert course was serv y k th . b me p e. music Mrs Clarence McNeal MI'S. Phil Williamson and Mrs. maMre edir M0 W'll' Houck of officers. All parents,. M'asons will b~ lady.o! the \he lodg.e and -We. wil:C-itOWN;fVCrYWh€n Adam Ebersbach · an rs. 1 IBm and Eastern Stars are tnvited. Eatranee. _ _ .. ____ · and children, Beth, Carol and DAUGHTERS OF Ruth class Troop 261 will be camp aides. WY 2-2039 SCHOOL ANNOUNCED Lynn have returned to their of the United Methodist cburch OR NIGHT Wi9·2951 The Minersville Methodist home in Matlon alter spending will meet Monday all 2 p. m. Get.Acquainted Tea 1 Sh Church will star! its Bible here several days wlfll her par· at the home of Misses Lucretia Held in Welhton Pomeroy f ower op School June 13 !I will last from ents, Mr. and Mrs.. P. L. Mitch and Ada Genheimer. The four Buck e Girls IV. Main Pomeroy the 13th through flle 24th from and .wlth relatives. 10 Galhpolos. MEIGS COUNTY Salon 710, delegates from ;l;ddleport Mrs. Millard Van Meter 9-11 a.m. Everybody welcome. Mtss Sere~.f'"WISC ~~dent at I et 40, will have a picnic at their mothers were In Wellslotl\1 ~::;:nc;rol~aso~as :.t:,ed ~~ the MiddleportMpar~ Mond~y0 Saturday for the Eighth Dis· her home for flle summer vaca· at 6' 30 ~· m. eslml ' are trict American Legion, ge~ae. take thell' own verware. . ted te M D I Maur . uon. She was accomparued MARY SHRINE, White Shrine quam a. 1'!1. a e n borne by her father, Mr. Wll· J alem will meet at the log, an offi.er of the atWllary llam Lewis and daughter Oli· of erus d of Feeney·Bejmell Post, accom18 ta Lewis a~d Marty Nich~lsoo. ~!!~l~f~:!J:.n wlll : panted the group. Mrs. Max Lambert Is recup- conducted by Beatrice Blue, AlleDendlbnbglelroGm . d ,._ . g f surgery at St . were · rueser an "" •· I era m rom · . · district deputy. All off1cers are William Gruaer· Janis Sclu01oll, \1 Anthony Hospital m Columbus. urged 18 be present. d M Robert' Schmoll· s Ml'!l. Della Carnahan and her an ro. • ue daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ray Rue and Mrs. Tom Rue; and Carnahan of Bucyrus are 1m- 102 are Enrolled Sandy Swartz and Mrs. Gene proving from recent illnesses. In Chester VBS Swartz. The glrle will leave Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wise, Jr. . capital University in Columbus and fllelr grandson, Cbuck Han· Chester Community VBS ~ June 19 lor the Girls State nabs, have returned from a va- gan Tuesday, June 7 ~tfll session. caUon trip through VIrginia. enrolled, and will co?tinue un· ----They visited Williamsburg and Ill June 17. The ~losing ~roSPONSOR SALE other tourist attractions. gram will be Frtda) evenmg, The Children's Band of June 17, at 8 p.m. The theme Middleport Mount Moriah 8aP" for flle school Is "God Lives list Cblli'Cb are sponsoring a White Rose Lodge Today." bake sale Saturday, June 12, al Auxiliary Meetl The special offering taken the TrH.ustre Cleanen In MidWhite Rose Lodge Auxiliary each day will be used to buy a dleport. There will be a of Brolherhood Railway Train- gift lor the Mokpo Christian of baked goods Including Da~e<l ll . men met Wednesday afternoon Cblldren's Home, Mopko, Ko- beans, potato salad and ""'11-11 at the legion hall in Mlddieport rea. ries. In ritual form, wlfll Mrs. Wll· i Uam Robson, president, in charge. Following the brief business session the group went IG Jack's Dairy Bar for refreshments with Mrs. Joe WiiSQn, Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Mrs. James Pullen and Mn. Lester Bunce aa oatosses. Attending were Mrs. Da· vld Entsminger, Mrs. William Woodard, Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Otho Watts, Mrs. James Souders, Mrs. Herman Bailey, Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Mrs. Artb· ur Lewis, Mrs. Norman Way· l4nd, Mrs. Joe W~son, Mrs. A. R. Pullen and Mrs. Robson. ~: =~~: n \ i ,,. · ~lance cempalgn agatnsi llie ,egtine of Premier Ngu)<e~~ Cao Ky. In· the northern ctty of Hue, c~nter of rebellion n~ainst the governD)eilt, riot pollee and military forces arrested about 100 rebel leaders while Bud· dhlsis monks led thousands of · followers on an anU-govern· ment march. The Catholics gathered' early at the .1o1m F. Kennedy Square, ' ounterman>.t;;. for Ame . . .'I neer the Catholfc cathedra~ lti .COPIJlBilJI·slzed units l'!lllgtng from 50 to 120 and marched to a waterfroitt park with signa Iii English and Vietnamese readIng: "Yankees, · Koreans, Au&'les and ealanders, you are great. Thanks." And, "Chin upt Sl\'ellt revelers ,.are merely Jungle's .·snlo pers. ''Brothers In arms, we are body and soul with you.'' . An iitbnated 8,000 10 !2,000 Catholic parUcipated m the march. Buddhist leaders called lor a big ,demonstration Sunday in ·SnigOll's main Vie Hoa Dao pagoda. T~e creation of a national "counciJ of protection of nation lilli Buddhism" was announced by Thlcb (Rev.) Ph'11111 Mlnb, a llelttenant ol moderate Buddhlll leader Thlch Tam Chau. Artillery, Bombers ·Lash Cornered Reds ' 0~ ~ ~ 0 <~>/.1' ~,. ·--~ '1' o l'o ~ At the sain& o / 'r,-0 v denounced ai · a · '1: military lunlal'' btch. 0 .J civilians ·in lite lltllng .1811 military Nal,lonal Lea4ersltip Councll., He sllld the move was' staged to actually strengthen the position ol the ruling generals. deve!opmeDta -. 111tderICOred the :tumlltg ill the Buddhisis' month strug. gle to the Dli\ltarJ · The . j .. ~ ..._' by violent muDS to wli'a( was COIU!idtred. a greater threat to the . gow~I­ *IIO!Iviolent, noncoo~aUon." The Saigon hunger strike was In sympathy with the lour-day fast of military Buddhist lender Thich Trl Quang in Hue. He said he would 110t eat food until be either dlea or President Johnson belps bring down the military government. . The 34-year-old monk, subsistIng only on fruit juices and tea �.• ..• .. . .' "> ·d - ' • 1 . ·PastGhaplain .. ~~~s. Co~ty.Mt~ Cpmpl~te. Ohio. fD:stallsnew · ·Traiirin~- at New Ac~de~Y, .. . June 12, 1968 . ' _Ig. ·. 1 . -• I .I • ~ ~~ =::•!u~~ ::.W~v: Fr=ng~q,=~ ~ off ' ors. . • :o: ~ .. . I . . ,. . . -·"" =r=::auty ,..,.. the sll area hlch o¢1ool. QueeJIJ, Boy ·BDd Girl • Seoul .va.,,bands ,ofr Eaotern, Mlddleporl, ~ IJid liN dopirlmentl of .M,ason, l':· . Middleport and Pomeroy were Pomerpy, t!acine, Rlltlan!l and and emeqeney liQUid units, bad .more dined' oolidly ~ .. the parede \vaholma: antique cars, Nation- . 'l'l!e paracle, led by tbe Amer~weol by rma4e'lts way ihrougb tlie area a1 Guard vehlcleo, borses,lloall> lean Legion oolot IUard units . · . ' . of Mason, Middleport and Pom11' :::1 · '' ' ' .1i , eroy, stepped qff from tM Mas,'! ·: 1 ', ' ·1 on Drive-In Theater al%:30 p.m. · The proeeulon m o v e d lhrou&b the business cllstrlcts of Mason, Mkldleport ond Pomeroy and disbanded at the Pomeroy Junior High Scbool. Cooa Cola, PepSi Cola, Royal Crown and .liis •.... . Streets ·· . ·- I 7-Up provlord N''aoe~hment<~ for all participants during 1 briel rest period In Middleport and at the end of the parade in Pomeroy. Phtl Globokar, Parede Marohall, today expressed his appreciation to Pomeroy Band Direclot Donald Miller lor his 1ssistance In the event Globokar also thanked everyone who participated and all those who helped. Trophleo were presented winners in four unit divisions. Winning floats In the commercial division were Landmark, first place, and the Mid- liAYMAN BARNITZ Porn School of Dance, second place; the non - commercial float winners, Beta Sigma Phi ·I · Sorority, first; ACS ConservaI tion, second; Middleport Church THIRD PLACE- The Middleport Church of God float, filled with cliildren havln& flags and IOQ& .buOb U'll·:~ 'WINS TROPHY..:... April Smtth receives a la<ge trophy from Cong. Walter H. Moe!- ~~!~; ~.!Ju: the ~= dressed as choir members, won tblrd place in the IIOJKommer~l class. • . , .. • 0 ler lii behalf of the Beta 'Sigma Phi Sor~rity. The Beta Sigma Phi ~up had t~e pla<e, • flQat judged the best m the non-commercial class. Thousands of napkins were used 1n Getllng tro hie th vreparitlon of til!! award winning float that depicted a boat on tho beautiful Ohio Uque <11'1 ~vls:X,11 luver. · Lieving In a Ford Road.oler ' first place; MeiYin Utile In a• ,, Dateline: Gallia ~ \ As Extra Man On Ma$on Force w.:. ::; MASON - Roger Hysell, Ida· son, was hired as an utra pol· · leo officer when the MUOD Town Council met ~tly. MrL Charlotte Rotllb, town Rocor4er, actecl 11 mayor 1t1 the absence of Dayton RlrJWl· Ford touring car, second : Ber- nard Cook In a pickup truck, third, ond Dr. R. D. Tbomao In a Pontlic, lourth place. Horses winning trophies were .Tl1e council agreed that garbage to •.be picked up by tho co~ lector• should be placed Ill 20 gallon garbage containers or 1101u cOD!IIinera with bandlel Tl1e public is Informed thet na garbage.,l'ill be picked up Ia 141-55 gallon drums. Many Fin~ . . Had 2onds. ·.. , . Taken Up I, ' ! ,, 1 • ~ ... 'i .N .. , ~ ·' Sherrie Williams, fir•t place; Mr. IJid Mrs. Lawrence Parse<ond, and Rick Hawley, third place. Judges lnr the parade were Mr. Charleo Hayes, Mr. Willer Bunce, Mr. Bob Garren an4 Mrs. Ward, all out • of· county resldenls, '"!"'· John Lewis asked II!• coonell to replace slotlll driln Ule ill mat of his properly With I larier one. Tl1e coutltli agreed. -Massive Search on For Scouts CouncU has asked the public · to support Ito local fire-depart. men! at the Regatta tb!a ••elid at their concession alaed on the village green. Attending the meeetlng ...., _ ' Charlotte Roush, recorder, , , llliiNI~ VOUnctlmon Roger HyseU, Wtl· ter Werry and Robert Kay WJ~ ..,. Mayors from three neighboring towns rode together u the Regatta Pat:ade toured ori Friday. Seated In the front seat is Mayor of Pomeroy while Mayor ).;layton of Mason, W. Va. Is at left ill C. 0. Fisher Is seated on the 100. ., PLUII· CAIITOOH ---~--=·=-:......:." I " , . . , \, IT'S MELON Tl MEIGS THEATRE REGISTER NOW Lana Turner For Fall Day Quarter Classes Begin Sept. 9 ~ Tho lleHor Jobs Go To jPIC GrfchritHn . . H.;._...., Appro..., J!.,. V.,.,.,. ·Tralnlng [ Ulldlll' ~ Now Gl Bill ., . . j • .t~• J_ ?,.; :l>l C4!iiot on<finformollon ililftfo U,.., R01111t1l ~ l:t"~' . <.,:, .\\.' ' And all the Sharebolders in this Company wDJ bt "MADAMI X'' John Forsythe f'l'eeboioolor) Celorurtoona ' luna 15-16 ' • ANNUAL DIVIDEND. WEDNEsDAY a T~uti$. NOl' Of'IN · ~celving their. ~PCI oF QUit LIIIR,jll. • liMit · I. �.• ..• .. . .' "> ·d - ' • 1 . ·PastGhaplain .. ~~~s. Co~ty.Mt~ Cpmpl~te. Ohio. fD:stallsnew · ·Traiirin~- at New Ac~de~Y, .. . June 12, 1968 . ' _Ig. ·. 1 . -• I .I • ~ ~~ =::•!u~~ ::.W~v: Fr=ng~q,=~ ~ off ' ors. . • :o: ~ .. . I . . ,. . . -·"" =r=::auty ,..,.. the sll area hlch o¢1ool. QueeJIJ, Boy ·BDd Girl • Seoul .va.,,bands ,ofr Eaotern, Mlddleporl, ~ IJid liN dopirlmentl of .M,ason, l':· . Middleport and Pomeroy were Pomerpy, t!acine, Rlltlan!l and and emeqeney liQUid units, bad .more dined' oolidly ~ .. the parede \vaholma: antique cars, Nation- . 'l'l!e paracle, led by tbe Amer~weol by rma4e'lts way ihrougb tlie area a1 Guard vehlcleo, borses,lloall> lean Legion oolot IUard units . · . ' . of Mason, Middleport and Pom11' :::1 · '' ' ' .1i , eroy, stepped qff from tM Mas,'! ·: 1 ', ' ·1 on Drive-In Theater al%:30 p.m. · The proeeulon m o v e d lhrou&b the business cllstrlcts of Mason, Mkldleport ond Pomeroy and disbanded at the Pomeroy Junior High Scbool. Cooa Cola, PepSi Cola, Royal Crown and .liis •.... . Streets ·· . ·- I 7-Up provlord N''aoe~hment<~ for all participants during 1 briel rest period In Middleport and at the end of the parade in Pomeroy. Phtl Globokar, Parede Marohall, today expressed his appreciation to Pomeroy Band Direclot Donald Miller lor his 1ssistance In the event Globokar also thanked everyone who participated and all those who helped. Trophleo were presented winners in four unit divisions. Winning floats In the commercial division were Landmark, first place, and the Mid- liAYMAN BARNITZ Porn School of Dance, second place; the non - commercial float winners, Beta Sigma Phi ·I · Sorority, first; ACS ConservaI tion, second; Middleport Church THIRD PLACE- The Middleport Church of God float, filled with cliildren havln& flags and IOQ& .buOb U'll·:~ 'WINS TROPHY..:... April Smtth receives a la<ge trophy from Cong. Walter H. Moe!- ~~!~; ~.!Ju: the ~= dressed as choir members, won tblrd place in the IIOJKommer~l class. • . , .. • 0 ler lii behalf of the Beta 'Sigma Phi Sor~rity. The Beta Sigma Phi ~up had t~e pla<e, • flQat judged the best m the non-commercial class. Thousands of napkins were used 1n Getllng tro hie th vreparitlon of til!! award winning float that depicted a boat on tho beautiful Ohio Uque <11'1 ~vls:X,11 luver. · Lieving In a Ford Road.oler ' first place; MeiYin Utile In a• ,, Dateline: Gallia ~ \ As Extra Man On Ma$on Force w.:. ::; MASON - Roger Hysell, Ida· son, was hired as an utra pol· · leo officer when the MUOD Town Council met ~tly. MrL Charlotte Rotllb, town Rocor4er, actecl 11 mayor 1t1 the absence of Dayton RlrJWl· Ford touring car, second : Ber- nard Cook In a pickup truck, third, ond Dr. R. D. Tbomao In a Pontlic, lourth place. Horses winning trophies were .Tl1e council agreed that garbage to •.be picked up by tho co~ lector• should be placed Ill 20 gallon garbage containers or 1101u cOD!IIinera with bandlel Tl1e public is Informed thet na garbage.,l'ill be picked up Ia 141-55 gallon drums. Many Fin~ . . Had 2onds. ·.. , . Taken Up I, ' ! ,, 1 • ~ ... 'i .N .. , ~ ·' Sherrie Williams, fir•t place; Mr. IJid Mrs. Lawrence Parse<ond, and Rick Hawley, third place. Judges lnr the parade were Mr. Charleo Hayes, Mr. Willer Bunce, Mr. Bob Garren an4 Mrs. Ward, all out • of· county resldenls, '"!"'· John Lewis asked II!• coonell to replace slotlll driln Ule ill mat of his properly With I larier one. Tl1e coutltli agreed. -Massive Search on For Scouts CouncU has asked the public · to support Ito local fire-depart. men! at the Regatta tb!a ••elid at their concession alaed on the village green. Attending the meeetlng ...., _ ' Charlotte Roush, recorder, , , llliiNI~ VOUnctlmon Roger HyseU, Wtl· ter Werry and Robert Kay WJ~ ..,. Mayors from three neighboring towns rode together u the Regatta Pat:ade toured ori Friday. Seated In the front seat is Mayor of Pomeroy while Mayor ).;layton of Mason, W. Va. Is at left ill C. 0. Fisher Is seated on the 100. ., PLUII· CAIITOOH ---~--=·=-:......:." I " , . . , \, IT'S MELON Tl MEIGS THEATRE REGISTER NOW Lana Turner For Fall Day Quarter Classes Begin Sept. 9 ~ Tho lleHor Jobs Go To jPIC GrfchritHn . . H.;._...., Appro..., J!.,. V.,.,.,. ·Tralnlng [ Ulldlll' ~ Now Gl Bill ., . . j • .t~• J_ ?,.; :l>l C4!iiot on<finformollon ililftfo U,.., R01111t1l ~ l:t"~' . <.,:, .\\.' ' And all the Sharebolders in this Company wDJ bt "MADAMI X'' John Forsythe f'l'eeboioolor) Celorurtoona ' luna 15-16 ' • ANNUAL DIVIDEND. WEDNEsDAY a T~uti$. NOl' Of'IN · ~celving their. ~PCI oF QUit LIIIR,jll. • liMit · I. �·, WHITE PAPER . CIVl M !; l:ai Mi .- - ~T4tlnehlll, Euc. P:dllor DIAriQM'\Velllerho!t, P:clltor Hoban Wilson, Jr• Jfcm. Editor ----------- . ·IY pUAM & 111W11&1'1'f'IIIB WHGfoN - Tbe btt- limfllnra!lolllll 111e e~vn llowlDa aver agalD. Beeauae Jlillel Meredith WU Vmum Dewue, Ad1l. Jlgr, • . in MJa(g!ppl in 8 private acl Ill MDIJ8lesa vlllo ltnce hy aiiiDIIe white uaauin, atreme NI!III'O !elden aga!D Indict the whole fl. tbe state, the whole ol the South and the whole of this aatloD abroad. Moreover, they proceed to threaten the whole of Collgress, 1110, unleal II WW CO!Illent to abandon IDJ pretense of orderly and constltuUonal procedure and agree at once and without debate tn pass the AdminlstraUon's new Ollllllhua civil rlgbtl bW. It Is to every reasonable man a far • reachiDg thing, at Jeut, ud Ee !eQulring car&lul examlnaUon ID the Interest el elementlry civilly in a parllamentlry society. Some of the white members Ill the freneUc fringe of tbe clvU rigbtiiiiOVellleDI, too, are WOUDded Higher Jinks for Higher Ed One thing that's m•klng blgber education higher Ia the mounllnc cost of the high school prom. This year, the prom Items add up to as much u '100 for a girl and '150 for a boy. In some cases, they come to consider- ably mon. Remomber YOUR prom:, mon and dad? ou daDced In the scbool gymn, ate a midnight lill&ck at Joe's Hamburger Hav· en, Wt!llt home with a few close pals tn dance a Uttle more, to recorda - and you haven't forgotten II yet! And now? Proms by the hundreds have deserted the gym for posh hotels or swank night clubs, where the boys in their rented lui· edos dance with corsaged girls in uqwslte new frodrs to a name band before J!ll1' taking of a late, late, expensive supper prepared, by the hotel's tmporled chef. And lllit lsll't an. In more lnslantes than you'd imagine the prommers board a chartered boat or train for aU-nlgbt dancing en route to .;orne spa or summer resort for a day..after·prom funUme. Now this ts real cool for boys and girls whose old man can alford it. But it's rough on kids whose dad isn't so heavily loaded. Attempted IO!utloos to the problem range an the way from dad vlslt!Dg bl! friendly nelgbborbood b811ker Ill the atud· ents conducting fund.ralslng e~~~~palpl . with concerts, sbowa and pancake break· fasts. One IICbool - and lllls Is ~ - even used federal lunda to rescue boYI who couldn't dig up dough for a reDied tundo and dinner Uckers. (Mier aU, what's the Federal Elementlry • Seconl1117 Educallon Act for?) Ill those schools tbst are holding to th• IYDI • bamburger • home and moi!HOOk· ed breakfast routine, a boy can get by for around $36 (lux rental, corsage, food and Incidentals) and the girl for ~hatever It costs for a new dress, hairdo and accessories. Nobody wants to lmock ..melldng u Important and unfOl'letlahJe to I blgb acbooler as a prom - 10111etbllg ACODd only to the automobile as a leeiHip llatus symbol. But It Is also Important that somelllirll be worked out ao every member 1'1 tb barrassment or the threat of 1anopinr class may participate without worry, ombankruptcy in the tamUy economy -and sllll meet the hlp IOCIIl requlrementl of blgber public ICbool edueatlou. · . attaet rlgbta laue Ia James E. DG!Iner, Ado. l>lr. ~ AI malterl 11aad, the dliute here II lDcredlbll """Ch Blll had J111114!S Meredllb Ioiii 1111 ' life, &be - - . - to thtl DBtloD wiu1d hm belli lraCfa beyolld mn&lll'& Not llone lor the sake 41 the 'tlctlm blmstll but for tbe like of this COUDlrJ, every man lbould aee l!llill no eovery a ullonal dleatter Jlll'o nwly uetled. For It Ia net exaggeniiD& to IIJ tbsl pi Meredith .DOt 1111'vlved lllls usiJ atteck, &be fevers now beiD8 wlllpped up would have belli eaiJD u tgaiDsl those wblch could have an but npealecl tbs vrt7 ri8bt r est in tbe world. Farm production, reports lhe IDler· American Development Bank, has shown an uiWitlslactory average annual Increase of only U per cent over tbe past five years. Ptr capita output of such nutritionally btiBJC foods as milk, meat and eggs •eema aeilaaDy to bave decllned. "'11ie JeDeral picture In housing and public bealtb Is reather bleak," says the bank. NeariJ 45 million persons live under Impossibly OVI!t'<I'OWdtd conditions on the continent Ill Lima, Peru, witb a populi· tion of over a million, more than a third "Uve l!i shanties and do DOt even bave acceu to running waler or even a street pump or;ftll" Other Boala of tbe alliance are not being nulla• -.:~ · - · Sou~ -· , •.. · IDIU#DD of lllls ·country 1 racial problems hu always lain equal• 1y at each far en dor the same lllc:t. AI - epd Ia 1 amaU llrtleu mlporlty of prolesslorlal . loulbflll.., .u lbe other It a . llllill.mlnoriiJ ol 1 white-trash in 1111 Seuth lor ·wbleit Dille u a wholt Ia no man respolll!lble lhail were the peOple of the North wllen cor· nfl or frfCh~ lurlel there were tumiD&.-over our great urbali centers to pnpter rule a . pneraUon lp. senmble men, whatever their' ' honest ouli'aie and lruslrallon, did not then rashly demand the deslnK:tloD of the jury ayatem Itself because the judielal process wu ulldenl•bly beiD& perverted ID lllall)' cuea. ..._ rd DOW, whatever their honest outrage and lrutlniUOJ!. sbould not rusll in te SelislbJe meD an abdlcatlon of lellalallve process Itself demand But Is It Art? tha be- WASHINGTON (NEA -Ronaid Reagan's Cllpture of the Republican nomination for the CIUfOJ'Dia aovemonJdp 'I'll J.UJpec~ec!. IDtmal Uea more meL Stra;ght oH the Birch Boric Falcons Complain Of Slanderous- .Misuse DM!Ied. Of their Time-Honored, Royal-Like Name :::'fol~mr: : : t..~=:: Major Bills Largely Tied In Legislative Sidetrack. WASH!NilTON (UP!) - On the White House scoreboard, the ttb Congress already has granted 35 to 40 per cent of President Jdbnson's lflllslattve requests. Bl4 II all depends on what eoes on the Ust. PUt on there such Items as . the 0118 of lha lilllie "bawk" 10 tempi to censor lhe Idle o1 ho 11r a1 the cran and lbe IIJiil'" an amazing amount of an-ealled a ~!t~~ II wriUai eould ~i,: rows, or the bad tempered scoldtrlcky-traciL lime 1 fcml 011 , names of parrotsgc ot cuckocu_ 1111 of the bluejay, We do, how411 BY IUBaONYMOOI ta :reaid':~ tr:O ~ · 111 ~tal suppleMII _ So~ "u,. =·Ia my back doors: a ron of what ! Whoae belle!• and melhoda aN :ar:..toco::r:!rth our lndeaclpherable 1ll'IIIDI- I 'have · · DOW suceeedecl ID trBDSlatlng We dt lit 111 tlelm 111 any "gray raolli pliiJoBapiQr ;" oun 81 . IIDin It fti .: Ia tlrlctiJ that of hl«bess lev· To H1eivDJmoD1 e1J. We da:Dolllke iiiUe wJth lnm.J aome 111 )Jour llate- ourllflll+a~:~,elthertliciee...millis we have decided you 8N by, or thMie far .any In Oilier 1o faftll' af the rl&ht to defeM ~ oar l'lllly tiled but ~~~ !.,mpletw! ~ SUO! A VICI'ORY would must reach If he Ia to lit Tallr• willi rant-aad-llle COIIo == If toUih~ Hatlo's They'll Do It ' I~ ~ bq~ t1on. Our liiiiDI II an ancleal once, often uaodated wllb roy· allY ud with bleb ~ I am wbat 1011 Jllilh.liouDcl 1erea11Urea speak of u a hawk, or falcon. And t1ae names an bein& ..- to Identify a 1Jpe af noisy, ~ld. and smelly d• vice which you call aulol. A device deWald Gl 1eaa or Hip and lhaefwe !llilble to ·.traftl tJCep~ • · llad !ldll ~ u roads (or vei7 inpcujiiii.J ~mon · u ·~·). Wblob, I"**D& either lie 1!1- h!!llpnce or tha lfeallbl• Ill plde lllelf. mill! be pitied bJ (M!Iii'DI '!lbo alleJi dllplay tallalile 11rr111wy 'lllth tldl.otlJ. • of that IUiilie IIIID tbe er llid tiiiDt Glil7 &be •MIDI lbat some of the "lilwt" ,.••.•,. ,. ary .,.. - l!eedL J:ldi lr) to mate "plpolw" of to bl! OWIL . · YOIII'I trulJ, Our vl8loil li linoWD to be P1!'17 OrllifJ Faii!OO pbeDomenat; lbe llirD "~Mi'teye 'fleW.'' ft!D to hattb liid eaglea; neverto"tllelesaeblrds. With the broad viewpoint from that vlalon 'Itt lill!l .a wltitl oar •ll&dlau •• r..U peril of larp laullwttlliirWarm nm. ·' . ~-- .. _ _ TH.OUGHTS lll'Nii.ll '• · · -'•! iilil ... ''Jie. - l l i l l d lloJQI, 1 - ,_ "- 1 even 1n1 Gl tbele abiUUea, liid ...., dlt·. lc tne, • , . l!r who must tliemseiVII be aaJd' llmi? Yeti aae ......, ed hy a COilfuiiOD ilfllCna. 1»- . . . . . . . ., IIcea, 8Dil palulld u.. ¥a 11a 'Due hcltb and fllcail1rav-11 the l'fll bJcbi&JI liid btlvt U yoa beUm Ia the Lari1, 111 contem wltb 111e d ua 1 He wW do balf lbe wan - liut lblalm Iii the .,.. oJ people « the last bait. • belpl . . 11ii mad wbld! ollai beapaltell who ·~~q~ I' Tii'Avll. ~ llttal. . H. K. Curlll, American ...... Jll4.1hat .. but • minllr CiQIIIo , . . . pabllllier. ~~ • a~~re tib,lectloaal .l l Ncif do • lllllil .to, or .., .-u , -• ' ( ..t. '· • ... ,I "' I . ' .. ' ,. "' r:' ' ~ . ' .. ,. . ~ ·~ • ' ... . are ma!cllll , . addt!_d '-' ~w1U,:'.li2111~Pln«..,; ~ :.nara '. ' , jlj..- · ' ~ cease opera~0111, I ·~ ' ·. . luf~ 01 • pae•• iiPlii~t ·i• ~ Pwular , llellger or any m~ber of ~,. . . •. h ' Capteln David Hartley of Rtebie .has Hid bft Whaellioal to qinl!!r Wllllam MariJn. : and Mil, Alva Martin, of · CroWII CIIJ Alvia Martin Is elerl OD lbe Dunbar. It Is a good wharf. ~I ·and larger lhJn tbe old "" In_use at Crowa City for <' aeverat ,earL ·, .\ · ea...... - ...._ ......... ec~· ;t ;r'~O'h\{ibr~ ·""'* ·llil· wllo Ww rebuild . tJe · ~1. Captein Joh!i Mlruey'. or llie Bellaire Wharf; and .C. D. .,,Dltp .-e also bldd~. Tho Oblo'• machinery, If we're not · ~en. was on the old tow. · ~I and . pocket Elaine ID the Parkenburg and Wheeling lrade ·,over 20 years ago. · ·'J - It; 'IJII - Captain Miles B. Brown, Veleran rlverman, may taka command of a boat fa lbe: .Huntington • Gallipolis lnlde. Captein Brown owned :· and operated tbe Carrie Brown for over 20 yean aad she was 111e Ill the most successful silllie deck pocket. on the Ohio River. Captain John IV. Lane of Cbarleston, owner of the Vall•y .Belle and tbe Helen Lane, was . ' June II, !tit ,- The ....., .. ' · CaPtain Lew Blair, ' er of the Ill - fated .Sam Brown, that blew up Feb. ·2, was found a .sbori· lance from the wrect. (lapt.IW· Blair's identity wa. lain by his wa!Oh.- 3'hel was shipped It . burial over the •B&O ; Only one victim of the. S Brown now is left Iii· the·ltlier, r .t" •'· 'l!oe body was dlscovereol'ljf workmen employed at "11M Ji1i land Creek Coal · Compaofj docks opposite John•lml's Lllae. The body was badly lllllifed by the terce of the The Sunday Tlmes-8entinel, Sunday, June 1l!;':t968 :':~! Features of · Tri-Co Area Lawyers, Boys,. Everybody hiid: Fun in Regatta· ... Frog Jump Test ,, ' ., FRED CROW, POMEROY ATI'OltNEY, may11ot . '• p~;,.:..; -~. ali'oyed. Admirally pr'ocj!ed.IQ£1 ~e brought ·and the wrtctap Will advertised for sale: . · r • . ""!..< ~ •!fha 'River, belnc · almost' de- ,, t:l 5 muo. c < I ,_ . . hy .))epuly u. s, - ·,MltahaJ ~~ · to Captain Bea s. I'DP' for The ~team­ .. .,.. ~ ·by~ 0111o Pa&. tt·eo. and 11 liiJI be' Nme!llbe.-. ,lfl'<wal burned i!Omil' lime· aao wlille lylllg in the Utile K.ail- '·' . ' . .·~· ( ; . .. 1 Minor las_i Monday .after ri:: lurnln8 borne rro'll· a, s~ceest- · lui venture: -.. . . The. qallla. and Melli hun I· •, ers killed a 200 pound .black bear. Five others were sighted. ' · · · ' · . ' It took several sheta to kiD 'the !JACK MJNOR, Rolljlh Rd., Che~ltjre'. II pictured bere bear. · · · ' · · . Wtb a. 20Q pou";d black ~ w.bich' he and Charles R. The Ohioans also ' . ,sighted ~ds, Rut18J!d, killed l~t week Ill Canada. two m<Kise and one fox. :rbey . . · . · , reported Several ·w91f . track!.- .Moese season. IM!glna pet: 2 ton rlflet 'an tbeJr trip. Coal · Beavers w~e plentiful. ·Locense fees are $101 for non • the complete trip 11as $110 Some lndovlduals : · reported 1resldents. ·Spring be"" licenSes man. caiching 14 and 18 pound lake are $10.50, and fall license $21.· Guides ftre .livellable tro~L ·I\IIJ"Y 'a~t !»~e ran(f- 50, . · the men dlil not. it~ · 'w"'·'!o-~ ; ini , Ulll.fll 411 !llclil\0 and . 20 · The m0011e lleense Includes due 11 priivlQl!;l , ~ pounds, imcl waDeyes up _ It liillose, bear, deer, ~If a' bd !he area . . '~f'k ':f<t'· fi:';i 9* pounds, . . sm•U game. Non-resident fisb- Daylight bo!iil' !Ntt'Ji,· . The ,men reported bel\!' sea· ing licelises 're $6.50 for , , the, and lemj)erature perfect. son .Is open through June , 30. year ' ·.. ,,. · took -17 hOW'S It drive to It willl'llllpen on Sepl. L Tbere Minor and Eads· Jised, G. C. area, located about 150 · mUea is no brig limit. . ,_1 ·, :. : lllggins 30iiiJ and 2f4 Reming· from the M~ga.Gallia area . '., - eareiessiii!U. ... the las! fld Buckeye tar!o, ~ada, 20 mllel! north, _west of the White River; . ''The bear lind mtiose.. hunt· lng wa, ex'l!'llent. Fishing . in that llljel Is Uflllurpused," 11ld ' ; •• ' ,, IW!Ill • the . a · ptotectlon,~ llf*·iliid rtbl ' ~w'• IIIIOking_ cou14 not enter be,.,, . · · " deck or fre'ftht f 'tit t UtlnguJSilecl ' ',fi!w 'oo • .,. v> :!,,, ... ,., ••e !'! . . . ·"' room 0 a ' - ~ wjth a - · ck '< •· · ·. .. • .' ~el and there wu a watcfl. bOat; ,:: Nttea Jlllli 7,1tll -!!pe(lk. " . aja;i there to' see that you did· ·' ., •.,.... :PI"8r -,.··: ' lira lng of lire on steamboat~, !Iii•·, - n!t · · around chlriijleya, breeches and late Cblll'ley Mubleman of :!Iii. ·• stove pipe$ witb waler buckels famous old WheeJbir • Clncin: - _ 'l'lie. Diamond Ceai Co. has and barrels kept lull of water , aau packet Andea and. 8 . moat · tr ..... lh and In handy places, are"' the ~·lui rll'ermu , .feartd ;;:!k ~~ ~~tb a :!r•~;~~ best protecUon from fire ever · llrti. He I!!VV had C:...··liecauu 121 feet long by a 28-fnot heam. · placed on a steamboat," said he had an· acellent watcliman .ll'he Marietta Manufacturing eo. the ex-lnS(Iector. : , . on every deck of !bat wlll Install compound machinSteambo~t lire,o often_ were boat }D ·f•ct. be had a C:empe- 11'1' and the J H. Williams Co., traced to, smoking of .~arettea tent crew all around. We never .Middleporl, bas contracted t. and pipes; o~¢iealecl' etotl!,, he;ard of a lire ever bre8klng. / liUJid new boilers lor tbe btat. etectrlc wires an~ f!ie "expledout or occurring Gn the Andes ' lng lantern." Fire,o someUm~s and other packet boiis oi form. .The big towpoat Exporter br,oke out iroWkl breeches. The er claya were no doUbt just a1 possed down this morning from lanlerJJ was generally gi'v!!ll as web -'equipped. _ Pittsburgh to Huntington witb the cause ll'a boat , while · Flree on boatl mnt generally tow of empty barges to be 1 iJ~W: stea.·~ .!.~:· ',;~'-ifa~~-fromtli!Jt ..... · ..,..1' . · . oommtp~ · ild· ·1 ~ · . Hunter's paradise! That's how , · Jack Mi~or, Roush Rd., Cheshire, and Charles R. Eads, So!lem St , · Rutland, described their recent ~Y bunting trip ·near Oft. CDII- '\ '_"'A·rg'.reUable e of aJi!ll Wlltcbqilll!."'. '~~ llilid with lllind -~ 'eOii; ; 'IIIII ~ojlbi -' ~- that ran ,to Plttsburgb hie~~ in&..rn, t...,.. qb'!J wai$)!,Q ~ • · _, ,~· . _.' fr#n!;,SI. Lotils, the•one beltra ' .... ,.,_ . .lO!d".t ...... watchman were .~lfe,a- : die jast,Buctwe Slate. A pas. 111t !If .. Grllflu, . wbolll lie _.. ttl I ~- lbll ~ ....... Actr y, the moderate~ I candidate' of 1111 ~~ 1111 badly thai IDOII ,oll'- , . t.o=··: I ·.;. ' ' /II., • .'- • I' Meigs·Gafti.a Huriter Pair Bag Bear in:Cana·da Wilds · ~~ ~ ·~ BERHfS t ,. · . , ~ Ck, u·HLD • a 11'"' I o~ to the --... ·.· :or~~·..0:110~~ : ' m:!~~ :-=~-~= them af ar Ill BidiDR U: tn' a bl8 11111111 governor's do.: ~ ~ _ ":.}."..::t llle enemy diDoae Ia In Older. 10 ata.~_ . ~ litasoll, • ~ 1 ' ,u • Americas IDly llrernlgbl potsenger vessel on Inland waters On ·June 18, 1916, It was reported: .. . "A recent ruling of the Board of United Statea Mirlne Super. vlsing Inspecton ·afteJ:. Jan. I, 1917 ·that lreiBilt deeb on all passenger boatl .oyer ISO feet / long must be prolectec! . by en- . closing them witb noa • com- · bustlble mat~ and ~tailing · an overhead SJI{Inkler IYIIe!i! • to prevent lire, which bums aJi · the~ 4iJtl•• • ~ Queen If they to chair '"T.I7 ltDt from our opinions. Yet 101118 Impatient mllllanls. lag - as I! .. • i""'""'-" W lberelore, bope lo ealll& clearly are ready to advance IJI 1M lit . the Viet !"am . 'aid In our appeal for . hi! name lor the 1918 no'llln&- have to 10 :1111 pt If ltbtd' reglstraUon rules lor , agalnlt Blander. iW' lion. "nie appeal of his GoJd. Dlll'y roult,'tl--:taa<ll&· foreign lobbyist!, lending sbljis Nam there· AI for .the ''dova,",.. water • style vlelra (hardly I'OleeoulldeMirJ'IM•tlilll to Turkey and the Phlllpplnes, question IAiund them, with the uceptlon modified Jn bl! Calllornla cam- elforllte OIIIIPOIIand authorizing V .S. parllclpa. the milltary . . II of one variety the turtle-dove palgD) 11 overriding. enl. backtn t1 lion In an lntemaUoi!al cultural Cougresa al8o has one's self against -tloJill powerful flabtlng ability Is Ulld wbldl lite the bawb Jive To the uleDI that Reagan a tteqaD ~·t -Ill • center in Florida. Then lump tax revisions he . or l(anden. 1 118!11 to Clbjeet only Ia oJ oar own 1!1 peace, be more noisy bec•m• factor In 1868, 1111 jlllt mllht be die 01111 ttl 110 than IIWl1 1 an tbe big and Uttle stuff beeause of the war. tbsl, to tbe use of my family nam.. Delli, or 011!' ~Ia. qJIIIiTe)Jome more paUent ad.-nlrtn _ look· oblige, ' together and It turns out that IContinued on page lt) to di!SC!lihel hinp of liD CO!III(IOo w.... .,; dlvlde4 the • birds and eau ooly condone w ' · c!lle._ •••• ae.:;:::: ., pa~".!"al 0~ if~ .Gr!e quickly elevate Reagan's stat- lldered seriqusly for 1988. Ht Alreldy a 1J11jor ben o( I!JISI DOl ll!ily win IV ell:"= the COO.I&UJel, be would In bJc.thtl I~ jber ,tq, ·"- Cll'li1 aervaUves suuest lbal many think 1168 would be lioo 90011 Ill pusb him fornnl, Aware ol . , _· ' ~ . '. -~~t ~~~~,t ~ ~x:feder~~peetor reo H.... _,_, "-'h OD, m~~- that~ "' . lriakinl9ul ~ Sleair!bqjlt Qjal CaiiiiOt IJt l!'t. 1a1 bid. " '\ • ' . • ~' ~"'' qui.:Joi,: v.-c:iUise;·., _4 l!as on arThese _ ..... . · ·~-..... Wl'i"ll ...,.. ' Jar to .pending)"""''•tlon tbat =..::::;: =:; ao-. L, . J:!--JIIfll!!"·ll~~_, ·l""· the flrli>i'Dollng greatly templed. 'nlole 11110111 tion. White House Scoreboard ' ,'t.l ' -. . ' .·'z:.-ran=.~i them who C111Tt9111y ISpo!lll NlXllD for. 1918 1~ ciD 10 wJtboat deep wdl+el~ 'l'l1ey cllnllo.t&oa, they • growblg mapllude o( biJ dldJy declare, U I Wl)'olle!lot 1breat to III!Seal lm:wnbent en route to tile aest "trUe Pe:t 1>·cratlc Gov. E'Am!md G. aervatlve," as 1 man tbeJ lqle (Pat) Brown. could help them - III!1IIUiall1 Over lbe fUI'I, a email teg. ar olliEnlae - liDid tbt U.. hu arlseo tblt llroWD Ia publlcan ,.., machltlery "'" "'bntable by even the atem- of the DiDderalel' P~ bo ell toe. lliii'IISOIIIIdlnl ~ (lerl, ewer Wllllam KDowlaDd ID 1t58 . llid Rlcbarcl NlXllD 1D 111111 built ANY SUIIII'ANTIAL llfl1l llifl DOIIon. • lor lteepn ID 18 IIIIVIJ, a. Troables have often 1ilk 'the woald duJilp l'llloD'a uplra-, PoDs bavt' 11iibd lioDI. AI 1 m(n!nnn, lnloalll low. Bat wl!eii Jiil 1Wonl divide IUPJiDrl lbal 0~ - ~ agahalt RepubllcaD mJabt- be lila aJoae. AI _., lll'lllDf k deelslve combat, _. It mfgllt tlinlsl 111m Cllilo 1111 IIIJ hreaslplate. hale fallen i- m ;ve iibelf, fl'onl wlddl lie ny and Brown, a 11101t ~ 1lllght lit broJi8bt oat !IIIIJ If lit tJ lml8ht, hu taken the hoilon. 1I1ft lieell u a "'" . t) peaceThis lime however, be car- illlker between Wlft'lila t'fl!" ilea the .-.led bunlen of lei'Vative aDd ~ealn M2 toler grievances, real or faetions. · ded, whlcb IDJ governor Ia Nlmn'a rb•De!S of ..,.,. Ultely to generate In eJcht long heavBy _IDto ~~-~ years In olflce. 1be bll vote for aeem to IIUW ...,... llil. bis primary riva~ Los Angeles Pe!UIS)'Ivanla Gov. WJlllilia Mayor Samuel Yorty, may be Scr-"ton'a dlai¥Owal o181l_ftlri. a forecast of trouble. tbar political amhltloa bacl\1111 11 wotdd be a twist If R•agan, effect of ceateriDtl lba IIIOIIer1 candidate of vastlr smaller ales' ~ etlU 1110re ill stature than llroWD's earuer ad· Gov. George Romney oJ MleJd. versarla, sllould be the one san. 1D allaller tbt legend and bring Some plfiJ pnillsslonall art down tbe 11v ldenllly , I • '' . : . .· DOWQ~~eli¢~ ou;Fii-¢.DarigerS ift Pat_Ji~'l6at Freight· . r.... • ' • ·. lit lng toward 1972 - woald 8\ BRUCE BIOSSAT YouCan Have 'em· Cla.urooms lor a mWloa pulls have ,. ~ - · · "'+ "-'""- Reagan's Win Hones Rapier For Duel with Wily Brown ·4t' Some 110,0110 housing units have beeii built under tbe Alliance, but 15 mlUion are . • been construeled, but apiD populalloll growtb has overrun tbl! achievement Land reform, which lllall)' COJUI(der the key need of the conliDent, hu bmiJ belpl underlaken, and rural lncomel conliDIIe ., be atremely maldlstrlbuled, 11111 ~ank. . . In Cbile, for wmple, the upper Otllt per cent of the landholding families .$ceive one • fourtb of the total farm ID«dd while the bottom ltl per cent of the llbor force receives ooly oue • tbblrd. ' And 1110 many eomfortable Amerlclllll occasionally are dlslraeled from Bab~J!a! and Robin long enough to ask, ''Oh, Ia there another revolution going 011 · don Under?" The !raiDing of 17,500 doctors a year was iniUaUy projected; only 7,500 are being trained. Only eight out of every 1011 cblldrea who enter achonl complete a secondary educa- ' ... the moat )fteDChlng despair It those who Jovt the true Soutk and eveo more vanerate tilt · . pi. of true naUon.al union ia . this· ~esainnal "Soulherners" of 1 klDd wiiO slander,.lha me1111111 of tee ud Jackson and Jef. feraoD Davla ·are with erlmiDII lrresponslblllty endlessly feed. lnJ the plmlllve 81111· 11011ther11o lam of'IM Nnrlbern utremlsta. Tllese latter life IIU!'ely free ol evU p!II'Jiose. Nevez:lbeless, tbey are hopelessly entrapped In good Intentions which, by lhefr Vef7, •tnllmlled emotlonll ' violence, are aJk lbk·•pavlnJ blocks ~n that ,well • •known road to beD. Lincoln - the flnt President to be caught in thtl frllblful eJtber • ,or cou'lplu, Who wiD be the last President lo feel Ita dammy emhra_ ce1 Onl,y Prof. dicen - or If Pile prefen fato ~ can lmow the annrer. lllln&al'" ¥~·~••· .:L..: River · l!'p~ ~"''OJla·.um ., •• -.ff'aiii -.-·alolil- m ·• •• -"'""- .-..-., ~~.- • Congress ot the United States. rt I»' indivldua~.~e somber · .of 111 q!if .. 'lbe .real curu to ~ flllr. realltles, the one thet hrin81 Alliance for Progress, too Little too Late Now in Its middle year, President Kennedy's 10 • year Alliance lor Progress, designed to bootstrap LaUn Amerl"" up to mid - 2oth - century levels of er· anomie well • being, may still be an alliance but it appears to be less and less of a progressiVI! one. It Is the familiar story of gains, already below projected goals, being more than eaten Ujl by a birth rate that is the high· :. '-Tilt SID141Y Times-sentinel, SUnday, June 12, 1988 tri~it& ··· thought. Tbey . . . up. &be ... cldeDt .to r-. Ia ~· able 1lfiOII ~ Federal Bureau Ill ~alloa. Tile FBI, eo J'Unil. their .utra~rdln­ aey biD (II lltlpeaelunaDt, II ft8!17 ~ for lite ~ ' &1111 bJuta lbat prm!eDitalJJ cUd DDt end the life of the llrat Nqn poaduate at the uamrllty of Mlalalppl . . H • well .ql emotloDal over- Rlch4nl s. Owen. Publtsllet .. ' O versimplified ts -Issue -._--.--. uae- - PVBUSHBD BY TBr OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING COJIPANJ . "!\ ·~~ -- - --- £. .. >'--. f have won ~he fi'Og jumping contest at the Big ·Bend Regatta Friday, but he caught.tbe eye of practiC4111y I!Veryone wiUI 4is wearillg apparel Shown.here performln.g .as a member of the frog·.jum~· . contest coiiUDlttee, Crow is elad in sttlpes a polka-dots. The other two, photos show youngsters · nc ~. pt their entrants Ill the contest jumping. E~ from whistles to banging hammers wu used to· encourage the .more than 100 frogs entered. (Set Page 11 for results of ~/pops.) .,, ·· j ~ .' �·, WHITE PAPER . CIVl M !; l:ai Mi .- - ~T4tlnehlll, Euc. P:dllor DIAriQM'\Velllerho!t, P:clltor Hoban Wilson, Jr• Jfcm. Editor ----------- . ·IY pUAM & 111W11&1'1'f'IIIB WHGfoN - Tbe btt- limfllnra!lolllll 111e e~vn llowlDa aver agalD. Beeauae Jlillel Meredith WU Vmum Dewue, Ad1l. Jlgr, • . in MJa(g!ppl in 8 private acl Ill MDIJ8lesa vlllo ltnce hy aiiiDIIe white uaauin, atreme NI!III'O !elden aga!D Indict the whole fl. tbe state, the whole ol the South and the whole of this aatloD abroad. Moreover, they proceed to threaten the whole of Collgress, 1110, unleal II WW CO!Illent to abandon IDJ pretense of orderly and constltuUonal procedure and agree at once and without debate tn pass the AdminlstraUon's new Ollllllhua civil rlgbtl bW. It Is to every reasonable man a far • reachiDg thing, at Jeut, ud Ee !eQulring car&lul examlnaUon ID the Interest el elementlry civilly in a parllamentlry society. Some of the white members Ill the freneUc fringe of tbe clvU rigbtiiiiOVellleDI, too, are WOUDded Higher Jinks for Higher Ed One thing that's m•klng blgber education higher Ia the mounllnc cost of the high school prom. This year, the prom Items add up to as much u '100 for a girl and '150 for a boy. In some cases, they come to consider- ably mon. Remomber YOUR prom:, mon and dad? ou daDced In the scbool gymn, ate a midnight lill&ck at Joe's Hamburger Hav· en, Wt!llt home with a few close pals tn dance a Uttle more, to recorda - and you haven't forgotten II yet! And now? Proms by the hundreds have deserted the gym for posh hotels or swank night clubs, where the boys in their rented lui· edos dance with corsaged girls in uqwslte new frodrs to a name band before J!ll1' taking of a late, late, expensive supper prepared, by the hotel's tmporled chef. And lllit lsll't an. In more lnslantes than you'd imagine the prommers board a chartered boat or train for aU-nlgbt dancing en route to .;orne spa or summer resort for a day..after·prom funUme. Now this ts real cool for boys and girls whose old man can alford it. But it's rough on kids whose dad isn't so heavily loaded. Attempted IO!utloos to the problem range an the way from dad vlslt!Dg bl! friendly nelgbborbood b811ker Ill the atud· ents conducting fund.ralslng e~~~~palpl . with concerts, sbowa and pancake break· fasts. One IICbool - and lllls Is ~ - even used federal lunda to rescue boYI who couldn't dig up dough for a reDied tundo and dinner Uckers. (Mier aU, what's the Federal Elementlry • Seconl1117 Educallon Act for?) Ill those schools tbst are holding to th• IYDI • bamburger • home and moi!HOOk· ed breakfast routine, a boy can get by for around $36 (lux rental, corsage, food and Incidentals) and the girl for ~hatever It costs for a new dress, hairdo and accessories. Nobody wants to lmock ..melldng u Important and unfOl'letlahJe to I blgb acbooler as a prom - 10111etbllg ACODd only to the automobile as a leeiHip llatus symbol. But It Is also Important that somelllirll be worked out ao every member 1'1 tb barrassment or the threat of 1anopinr class may participate without worry, ombankruptcy in the tamUy economy -and sllll meet the hlp IOCIIl requlrementl of blgber public ICbool edueatlou. · . attaet rlgbta laue Ia James E. DG!Iner, Ado. l>lr. ~ AI malterl 11aad, the dliute here II lDcredlbll """Ch Blll had J111114!S Meredllb Ioiii 1111 ' life, &be - - . - to thtl DBtloD wiu1d hm belli lraCfa beyolld mn&lll'& Not llone lor the sake 41 the 'tlctlm blmstll but for tbe like of this COUDlrJ, every man lbould aee l!llill no eovery a ullonal dleatter Jlll'o nwly uetled. For It Ia net exaggeniiD& to IIJ tbsl pi Meredith .DOt 1111'vlved lllls usiJ atteck, &be fevers now beiD8 wlllpped up would have belli eaiJD u tgaiDsl those wblch could have an but npealecl tbs vrt7 ri8bt r est in tbe world. Farm production, reports lhe IDler· American Development Bank, has shown an uiWitlslactory average annual Increase of only U per cent over tbe past five years. Ptr capita output of such nutritionally btiBJC foods as milk, meat and eggs •eema aeilaaDy to bave decllned. "'11ie JeDeral picture In housing and public bealtb Is reather bleak," says the bank. NeariJ 45 million persons live under Impossibly OVI!t'<I'OWdtd conditions on the continent Ill Lima, Peru, witb a populi· tion of over a million, more than a third "Uve l!i shanties and do DOt even bave acceu to running waler or even a street pump or;ftll" Other Boala of tbe alliance are not being nulla• -.:~ · - · Sou~ -· , •.. · IDIU#DD of lllls ·country 1 racial problems hu always lain equal• 1y at each far en dor the same lllc:t. AI - epd Ia 1 amaU llrtleu mlporlty of prolesslorlal . loulbflll.., .u lbe other It a . llllill.mlnoriiJ ol 1 white-trash in 1111 Seuth lor ·wbleit Dille u a wholt Ia no man respolll!lble lhail were the peOple of the North wllen cor· nfl or frfCh~ lurlel there were tumiD&.-over our great urbali centers to pnpter rule a . pneraUon lp. senmble men, whatever their' ' honest ouli'aie and lruslrallon, did not then rashly demand the deslnK:tloD of the jury ayatem Itself because the judielal process wu ulldenl•bly beiD& perverted ID lllall)' cuea. ..._ rd DOW, whatever their honest outrage and lrutlniUOJ!. sbould not rusll in te SelislbJe meD an abdlcatlon of lellalallve process Itself demand But Is It Art? tha be- WASHINGTON (NEA -Ronaid Reagan's Cllpture of the Republican nomination for the CIUfOJ'Dia aovemonJdp 'I'll J.UJpec~ec!. IDtmal Uea more meL Stra;ght oH the Birch Boric Falcons Complain Of Slanderous- .Misuse DM!Ied. Of their Time-Honored, Royal-Like Name :::'fol~mr: : : t..~=:: Major Bills Largely Tied In Legislative Sidetrack. WASH!NilTON (UP!) - On the White House scoreboard, the ttb Congress already has granted 35 to 40 per cent of President Jdbnson's lflllslattve requests. Bl4 II all depends on what eoes on the Ust. PUt on there such Items as . the 0118 of lha lilllie "bawk" 10 tempi to censor lhe Idle o1 ho 11r a1 the cran and lbe IIJiil'" an amazing amount of an-ealled a ~!t~~ II wriUai eould ~i,: rows, or the bad tempered scoldtrlcky-traciL lime 1 fcml 011 , names of parrotsgc ot cuckocu_ 1111 of the bluejay, We do, how411 BY IUBaONYMOOI ta :reaid':~ tr:O ~ · 111 ~tal suppleMII _ So~ "u,. =·Ia my back doors: a ron of what ! Whoae belle!• and melhoda aN :ar:..toco::r:!rth our lndeaclpherable 1ll'IIIDI- I 'have · · DOW suceeedecl ID trBDSlatlng We dt lit 111 tlelm 111 any "gray raolli pliiJoBapiQr ;" oun 81 . IIDin It fti .: Ia tlrlctiJ that of hl«bess lev· To H1eivDJmoD1 e1J. We da:Dolllke iiiUe wJth lnm.J aome 111 )Jour llate- ourllflll+a~:~,elthertliciee...millis we have decided you 8N by, or thMie far .any In Oilier 1o faftll' af the rl&ht to defeM ~ oar l'lllly tiled but ~~~ !.,mpletw! ~ SUO! A VICI'ORY would must reach If he Ia to lit Tallr• willi rant-aad-llle COIIo == If toUih~ Hatlo's They'll Do It ' I~ ~ bq~ t1on. Our liiiiDI II an ancleal once, often uaodated wllb roy· allY ud with bleb ~ I am wbat 1011 Jllilh.liouDcl 1erea11Urea speak of u a hawk, or falcon. And t1ae names an bein& ..- to Identify a 1Jpe af noisy, ~ld. and smelly d• vice which you call aulol. A device deWald Gl 1eaa or Hip and lhaefwe !llilble to ·.traftl tJCep~ • · llad !ldll ~ u roads (or vei7 inpcujiiii.J ~mon · u ·~·). Wblob, I"**D& either lie 1!1- h!!llpnce or tha lfeallbl• Ill plde lllelf. mill! be pitied bJ (M!Iii'DI '!lbo alleJi dllplay tallalile 11rr111wy 'lllth tldl.otlJ. • of that IUiilie IIIID tbe er llid tiiiDt Glil7 &be •MIDI lbat some of the "lilwt" ,.••.•,. ,. ary .,.. - l!eedL J:ldi lr) to mate "plpolw" of to bl! OWIL . · YOIII'I trulJ, Our vl8loil li linoWD to be P1!'17 OrllifJ Faii!OO pbeDomenat; lbe llirD "~Mi'teye 'fleW.'' ft!D to hattb liid eaglea; neverto"tllelesaeblrds. With the broad viewpoint from that vlalon 'Itt lill!l .a wltitl oar •ll&dlau •• r..U peril of larp laullwttlliirWarm nm. ·' . ~-- .. _ _ TH.OUGHTS lll'Nii.ll '• · · -'•! iilil ... ''Jie. - l l i l l d lloJQI, 1 - ,_ "- 1 even 1n1 Gl tbele abiUUea, liid ...., dlt·. lc tne, • , . l!r who must tliemseiVII be aaJd' llmi? Yeti aae ......, ed hy a COilfuiiOD ilfllCna. 1»- . . . . . . . ., IIcea, 8Dil palulld u.. ¥a 11a 'Due hcltb and fllcail1rav-11 the l'fll bJcbi&JI liid btlvt U yoa beUm Ia the Lari1, 111 contem wltb 111e d ua 1 He wW do balf lbe wan - liut lblalm Iii the .,.. oJ people « the last bait. • belpl . . 11ii mad wbld! ollai beapaltell who ·~~q~ I' Tii'Avll. ~ llttal. . H. K. Curlll, American ...... Jll4.1hat .. but • minllr CiQIIIo , . . . pabllllier. ~~ • a~~re tib,lectloaal .l l Ncif do • lllllil .to, or .., .-u , -• ' ( ..t. '· • ... ,I "' I . ' .. ' ,. "' r:' ' ~ . ' .. ,. . ~ ·~ • ' ... . are ma!cllll , . addt!_d '-' ~w1U,:'.li2111~Pln«..,; ~ :.nara '. ' , jlj..- · ' ~ cease opera~0111, I ·~ ' ·. . luf~ 01 • pae•• iiPlii~t ·i• ~ Pwular , llellger or any m~ber of ~,. . . •. h ' Capteln David Hartley of Rtebie .has Hid bft Whaellioal to qinl!!r Wllllam MariJn. : and Mil, Alva Martin, of · CroWII CIIJ Alvia Martin Is elerl OD lbe Dunbar. It Is a good wharf. ~I ·and larger lhJn tbe old "" In_use at Crowa City for <' aeverat ,earL ·, .\ · ea...... - ...._ ......... ec~· ;t ;r'~O'h\{ibr~ ·""'* ·llil· wllo Ww rebuild . tJe · ~1. Captein Joh!i Mlruey'. or llie Bellaire Wharf; and .C. D. .,,Dltp .-e also bldd~. Tho Oblo'• machinery, If we're not · ~en. was on the old tow. · ~I and . pocket Elaine ID the Parkenburg and Wheeling lrade ·,over 20 years ago. · ·'J - It; 'IJII - Captain Miles B. Brown, Veleran rlverman, may taka command of a boat fa lbe: .Huntington • Gallipolis lnlde. Captein Brown owned :· and operated tbe Carrie Brown for over 20 yean aad she was 111e Ill the most successful silllie deck pocket. on the Ohio River. Captain John IV. Lane of Cbarleston, owner of the Vall•y .Belle and tbe Helen Lane, was . ' June II, !tit ,- The ....., .. ' · CaPtain Lew Blair, ' er of the Ill - fated .Sam Brown, that blew up Feb. ·2, was found a .sbori· lance from the wrect. (lapt.IW· Blair's identity wa. lain by his wa!Oh.- 3'hel was shipped It . burial over the •B&O ; Only one victim of the. S Brown now is left Iii· the·ltlier, r .t" •'· 'l!oe body was dlscovereol'ljf workmen employed at "11M Ji1i land Creek Coal · Compaofj docks opposite John•lml's Lllae. The body was badly lllllifed by the terce of the The Sunday Tlmes-8entinel, Sunday, June 1l!;':t968 :':~! Features of · Tri-Co Area Lawyers, Boys,. Everybody hiid: Fun in Regatta· ... Frog Jump Test ,, ' ., FRED CROW, POMEROY ATI'OltNEY, may11ot . '• p~;,.:..; -~. ali'oyed. Admirally pr'ocj!ed.IQ£1 ~e brought ·and the wrtctap Will advertised for sale: . · r • . ""!..< ~ •!fha 'River, belnc · almost' de- ,, t:l 5 muo. c < I ,_ . . hy .))epuly u. s, - ·,MltahaJ ~~ · to Captain Bea s. I'DP' for The ~team­ .. .,.. ~ ·by~ 0111o Pa&. tt·eo. and 11 liiJI be' Nme!llbe.-. ,lfl'<wal burned i!Omil' lime· aao wlille lylllg in the Utile K.ail- '·' . ' . .·~· ( ; . .. 1 Minor las_i Monday .after ri:: lurnln8 borne rro'll· a, s~ceest- · lui venture: -.. . . The. qallla. and Melli hun I· •, ers killed a 200 pound .black bear. Five others were sighted. ' · · · ' · . ' It took several sheta to kiD 'the !JACK MJNOR, Rolljlh Rd., Che~ltjre'. II pictured bere bear. · · · ' · · . Wtb a. 20Q pou";d black ~ w.bich' he and Charles R. The Ohioans also ' . ,sighted ~ds, Rut18J!d, killed l~t week Ill Canada. two m<Kise and one fox. :rbey . . · . · , reported Several ·w91f . track!.- .Moese season. IM!glna pet: 2 ton rlflet 'an tbeJr trip. Coal · Beavers w~e plentiful. ·Locense fees are $101 for non • the complete trip 11as $110 Some lndovlduals : · reported 1resldents. ·Spring be"" licenSes man. caiching 14 and 18 pound lake are $10.50, and fall license $21.· Guides ftre .livellable tro~L ·I\IIJ"Y 'a~t !»~e ran(f- 50, . · the men dlil not. it~ · 'w"'·'!o-~ ; ini , Ulll.fll 411 !llclil\0 and . 20 · The m0011e lleense Includes due 11 priivlQl!;l , ~ pounds, imcl waDeyes up _ It liillose, bear, deer, ~If a' bd !he area . . '~f'k ':f<t'· fi:';i 9* pounds, . . sm•U game. Non-resident fisb- Daylight bo!iil' !Ntt'Ji,· . The ,men reported bel\!' sea· ing licelises 're $6.50 for , , the, and lemj)erature perfect. son .Is open through June , 30. year ' ·.. ,,. · took -17 hOW'S It drive to It willl'llllpen on Sepl. L Tbere Minor and Eads· Jised, G. C. area, located about 150 · mUea is no brig limit. . ,_1 ·, :. : lllggins 30iiiJ and 2f4 Reming· from the M~ga.Gallia area . '., - eareiessiii!U. ... the las! fld Buckeye tar!o, ~ada, 20 mllel! north, _west of the White River; . ''The bear lind mtiose.. hunt· lng wa, ex'l!'llent. Fishing . in that llljel Is Uflllurpused," 11ld ' ; •• ' ,, IW!Ill • the . a · ptotectlon,~ llf*·iliid rtbl ' ~w'• IIIIOking_ cou14 not enter be,.,, . · · " deck or fre'ftht f 'tit t UtlnguJSilecl ' ',fi!w 'oo • .,. v> :!,,, ... ,., ••e !'! . . . ·"' room 0 a ' - ~ wjth a - · ck '< •· · ·. .. • .' ~el and there wu a watcfl. bOat; ,:: Nttea Jlllli 7,1tll -!!pe(lk. " . aja;i there to' see that you did· ·' ., •.,.... :PI"8r -,.··: ' lira lng of lire on steamboat~, !Iii•·, - n!t · · around chlriijleya, breeches and late Cblll'ley Mubleman of :!Iii. ·• stove pipe$ witb waler buckels famous old WheeJbir • Clncin: - _ 'l'lie. Diamond Ceai Co. has and barrels kept lull of water , aau packet Andea and. 8 . moat · tr ..... lh and In handy places, are"' the ~·lui rll'ermu , .feartd ;;:!k ~~ ~~tb a :!r•~;~~ best protecUon from fire ever · llrti. He I!!VV had C:...··liecauu 121 feet long by a 28-fnot heam. · placed on a steamboat," said he had an· acellent watcliman .ll'he Marietta Manufacturing eo. the ex-lnS(Iector. : , . on every deck of !bat wlll Install compound machinSteambo~t lire,o often_ were boat }D ·f•ct. be had a C:empe- 11'1' and the J H. Williams Co., traced to, smoking of .~arettea tent crew all around. We never .Middleporl, bas contracted t. and pipes; o~¢iealecl' etotl!,, he;ard of a lire ever bre8klng. / liUJid new boilers lor tbe btat. etectrlc wires an~ f!ie "expledout or occurring Gn the Andes ' lng lantern." Fire,o someUm~s and other packet boiis oi form. .The big towpoat Exporter br,oke out iroWkl breeches. The er claya were no doUbt just a1 possed down this morning from lanlerJJ was generally gi'v!!ll as web -'equipped. _ Pittsburgh to Huntington witb the cause ll'a boat , while · Flree on boatl mnt generally tow of empty barges to be 1 iJ~W: stea.·~ .!.~:· ',;~'-ifa~~-fromtli!Jt ..... · ..,..1' . · . oommtp~ · ild· ·1 ~ · . Hunter's paradise! That's how , · Jack Mi~or, Roush Rd., Cheshire, and Charles R. Eads, So!lem St , · Rutland, described their recent ~Y bunting trip ·near Oft. CDII- '\ '_"'A·rg'.reUable e of aJi!ll Wlltcbqilll!."'. '~~ llilid with lllind -~ 'eOii; ; 'IIIII ~ojlbi -' ~- that ran ,to Plttsburgb hie~~ in&..rn, t...,.. qb'!J wai$)!,Q ~ • · _, ,~· . _.' fr#n!;,SI. Lotils, the•one beltra ' .... ,.,_ . .lO!d".t ...... watchman were .~lfe,a- : die jast,Buctwe Slate. A pas. 111t !If .. Grllflu, . wbolll lie _.. ttl I ~- lbll ~ ....... Actr y, the moderate~ I candidate' of 1111 ~~ 1111 badly thai IDOII ,oll'- , . t.o=··: I ·.;. ' ' /II., • .'- • I' Meigs·Gafti.a Huriter Pair Bag Bear in:Cana·da Wilds · ~~ ~ ·~ BERHfS t ,. · . , ~ Ck, u·HLD • a 11'"' I o~ to the --... ·.· :or~~·..0:110~~ : ' m:!~~ :-=~-~= them af ar Ill BidiDR U: tn' a bl8 11111111 governor's do.: ~ ~ _ ":.}."..::t llle enemy diDoae Ia In Older. 10 ata.~_ . ~ litasoll, • ~ 1 ' ,u • Americas IDly llrernlgbl potsenger vessel on Inland waters On ·June 18, 1916, It was reported: .. . "A recent ruling of the Board of United Statea Mirlne Super. vlsing Inspecton ·afteJ:. Jan. I, 1917 ·that lreiBilt deeb on all passenger boatl .oyer ISO feet / long must be prolectec! . by en- . closing them witb noa • com- · bustlble mat~ and ~tailing · an overhead SJI{Inkler IYIIe!i! • to prevent lire, which bums aJi · the~ 4iJtl•• • ~ Queen If they to chair '"T.I7 ltDt from our opinions. Yet 101118 Impatient mllllanls. lag - as I! .. • i""'""'-" W lberelore, bope lo ealll& clearly are ready to advance IJI 1M lit . the Viet !"am . 'aid In our appeal for . hi! name lor the 1918 no'llln&- have to 10 :1111 pt If ltbtd' reglstraUon rules lor , agalnlt Blander. iW' lion. "nie appeal of his GoJd. Dlll'y roult,'tl--:taa<ll&· foreign lobbyist!, lending sbljis Nam there· AI for .the ''dova,",.. water • style vlelra (hardly I'OleeoulldeMirJ'IM•tlilll to Turkey and the Phlllpplnes, question IAiund them, with the uceptlon modified Jn bl! Calllornla cam- elforllte OIIIIPOIIand authorizing V .S. parllclpa. the milltary . . II of one variety the turtle-dove palgD) 11 overriding. enl. backtn t1 lion In an lntemaUoi!al cultural Cougresa al8o has one's self against -tloJill powerful flabtlng ability Is Ulld wbldl lite the bawb Jive To the uleDI that Reagan a tteqaD ~·t -Ill • center in Florida. Then lump tax revisions he . or l(anden. 1 118!11 to Clbjeet only Ia oJ oar own 1!1 peace, be more noisy bec•m• factor In 1868, 1111 jlllt mllht be die 01111 ttl 110 than IIWl1 1 an tbe big and Uttle stuff beeause of the war. tbsl, to tbe use of my family nam.. Delli, or 011!' ~Ia. qJIIIiTe)Jome more paUent ad.-nlrtn _ look· oblige, ' together and It turns out that IContinued on page lt) to di!SC!lihel hinp of liD CO!III(IOo w.... .,; dlvlde4 the • birds and eau ooly condone w ' · c!lle._ •••• ae.:;:::: ., pa~".!"al 0~ if~ .Gr!e quickly elevate Reagan's stat- lldered seriqusly for 1988. Ht Alreldy a 1J11jor ben o( I!JISI DOl ll!ily win IV ell:"= the COO.I&UJel, be would In bJc.thtl I~ jber ,tq, ·"- Cll'li1 aervaUves suuest lbal many think 1168 would be lioo 90011 Ill pusb him fornnl, Aware ol . , _· ' ~ . '. -~~t ~~~~,t ~ ~x:feder~~peetor reo H.... _,_, "-'h OD, m~~- that~ "' . lriakinl9ul ~ Sleair!bqjlt Qjal CaiiiiOt IJt l!'t. 1a1 bid. " '\ • ' . • ~' ~"'' qui.:Joi,: v.-c:iUise;·., _4 l!as on arThese _ ..... . · ·~-..... Wl'i"ll ...,.. ' Jar to .pending)"""''•tlon tbat =..::::;: =:; ao-. L, . J:!--JIIfll!!"·ll~~_, ·l""· the flrli>i'Dollng greatly templed. 'nlole 11110111 tion. White House Scoreboard ' ,'t.l ' -. . ' .·'z:.-ran=.~i them who C111Tt9111y ISpo!lll NlXllD for. 1918 1~ ciD 10 wJtboat deep wdl+el~ 'l'l1ey cllnllo.t&oa, they • growblg mapllude o( biJ dldJy declare, U I Wl)'olle!lot 1breat to III!Seal lm:wnbent en route to tile aest "trUe Pe:t 1>·cratlc Gov. E'Am!md G. aervatlve," as 1 man tbeJ lqle (Pat) Brown. could help them - III!1IIUiall1 Over lbe fUI'I, a email teg. ar olliEnlae - liDid tbt U.. hu arlseo tblt llroWD Ia publlcan ,.., machltlery "'" "'bntable by even the atem- of the DiDderalel' P~ bo ell toe. lliii'IISOIIIIdlnl ~ (lerl, ewer Wllllam KDowlaDd ID 1t58 . llid Rlcbarcl NlXllD 1D 111111 built ANY SUIIII'ANTIAL llfl1l llifl DOIIon. • lor lteepn ID 18 IIIIVIJ, a. Troables have often 1ilk 'the woald duJilp l'llloD'a uplra-, PoDs bavt' 11iibd lioDI. AI 1 m(n!nnn, lnloalll low. Bat wl!eii Jiil 1Wonl divide IUPJiDrl lbal 0~ - ~ agahalt RepubllcaD mJabt- be lila aJoae. AI _., lll'lllDf k deelslve combat, _. It mfgllt tlinlsl 111m Cllilo 1111 IIIJ hreaslplate. hale fallen i- m ;ve iibelf, fl'onl wlddl lie ny and Brown, a 11101t ~ 1lllght lit broJi8bt oat !IIIIJ If lit tJ lml8ht, hu taken the hoilon. 1I1ft lieell u a "'" . t) peaceThis lime however, be car- illlker between Wlft'lila t'fl!" ilea the .-.led bunlen of lei'Vative aDd ~ealn M2 toler grievances, real or faetions. · ded, whlcb IDJ governor Ia Nlmn'a rb•De!S of ..,.,. Ultely to generate In eJcht long heavBy _IDto ~~-~ years In olflce. 1be bll vote for aeem to IIUW ...,... llil. bis primary riva~ Los Angeles Pe!UIS)'Ivanla Gov. WJlllilia Mayor Samuel Yorty, may be Scr-"ton'a dlai¥Owal o181l_ftlri. a forecast of trouble. tbar political amhltloa bacl\1111 11 wotdd be a twist If R•agan, effect of ceateriDtl lba IIIOIIer1 candidate of vastlr smaller ales' ~ etlU 1110re ill stature than llroWD's earuer ad· Gov. George Romney oJ MleJd. versarla, sllould be the one san. 1D allaller tbt legend and bring Some plfiJ pnillsslonall art down tbe 11v ldenllly , I • '' . : . .· DOWQ~~eli¢~ ou;Fii-¢.DarigerS ift Pat_Ji~'l6at Freight· . r.... • ' • ·. lit lng toward 1972 - woald 8\ BRUCE BIOSSAT YouCan Have 'em· Cla.urooms lor a mWloa pulls have ,. ~ - · · "'+ "-'""- Reagan's Win Hones Rapier For Duel with Wily Brown ·4t' Some 110,0110 housing units have beeii built under tbe Alliance, but 15 mlUion are . • been construeled, but apiD populalloll growtb has overrun tbl! achievement Land reform, which lllall)' COJUI(der the key need of the conliDent, hu bmiJ belpl underlaken, and rural lncomel conliDIIe ., be atremely maldlstrlbuled, 11111 ~ank. . . In Cbile, for wmple, the upper Otllt per cent of the landholding families .$ceive one • fourtb of the total farm ID«dd while the bottom ltl per cent of the llbor force receives ooly oue • tbblrd. ' And 1110 many eomfortable Amerlclllll occasionally are dlslraeled from Bab~J!a! and Robin long enough to ask, ''Oh, Ia there another revolution going 011 · don Under?" The !raiDing of 17,500 doctors a year was iniUaUy projected; only 7,500 are being trained. Only eight out of every 1011 cblldrea who enter achonl complete a secondary educa- ' ... the moat )fteDChlng despair It those who Jovt the true Soutk and eveo more vanerate tilt · . pi. of true naUon.al union ia . this· ~esainnal "Soulherners" of 1 klDd wiiO slander,.lha me1111111 of tee ud Jackson and Jef. feraoD Davla ·are with erlmiDII lrresponslblllty endlessly feed. lnJ the plmlllve 81111· 11011ther11o lam of'IM Nnrlbern utremlsta. Tllese latter life IIU!'ely free ol evU p!II'Jiose. Nevez:lbeless, tbey are hopelessly entrapped In good Intentions which, by lhefr Vef7, •tnllmlled emotlonll ' violence, are aJk lbk·•pavlnJ blocks ~n that ,well • •known road to beD. Lincoln - the flnt President to be caught in thtl frllblful eJtber • ,or cou'lplu, Who wiD be the last President lo feel Ita dammy emhra_ ce1 Onl,y Prof. dicen - or If Pile prefen fato ~ can lmow the annrer. lllln&al'" ¥~·~••· .:L..: River · l!'p~ ~"''OJla·.um ., •• -.ff'aiii -.-·alolil- m ·• •• -"'""- .-..-., ~~.- • Congress ot the United States. rt I»' indivldua~.~e somber · .of 111 q!if .. 'lbe .real curu to ~ flllr. realltles, the one thet hrin81 Alliance for Progress, too Little too Late Now in Its middle year, President Kennedy's 10 • year Alliance lor Progress, designed to bootstrap LaUn Amerl"" up to mid - 2oth - century levels of er· anomie well • being, may still be an alliance but it appears to be less and less of a progressiVI! one. It Is the familiar story of gains, already below projected goals, being more than eaten Ujl by a birth rate that is the high· :. '-Tilt SID141Y Times-sentinel, SUnday, June 12, 1988 tri~it& ··· thought. Tbey . . . up. &be ... cldeDt .to r-. Ia ~· able 1lfiOII ~ Federal Bureau Ill ~alloa. Tile FBI, eo J'Unil. their .utra~rdln­ aey biD (II lltlpeaelunaDt, II ft8!17 ~ for lite ~ ' &1111 bJuta lbat prm!eDitalJJ cUd DDt end the life of the llrat Nqn poaduate at the uamrllty of Mlalalppl . . H • well .ql emotloDal over- Rlch4nl s. Owen. Publtsllet .. ' O versimplified ts -Issue -._--.--. uae- - PVBUSHBD BY TBr OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING COJIPANJ . "!\ ·~~ -- - --- £. .. >'--. f have won ~he fi'Og jumping contest at the Big ·Bend Regatta Friday, but he caught.tbe eye of practiC4111y I!Veryone wiUI 4is wearillg apparel Shown.here performln.g .as a member of the frog·.jum~· . contest coiiUDlttee, Crow is elad in sttlpes a polka-dots. The other two, photos show youngsters · nc ~. pt their entrants Ill the contest jumping. E~ from whistles to banging hammers wu used to· encourage the .more than 100 frogs entered. (Set Page 11 for results of ~/pops.) .,, ·· j ~ .' �I ' ' j ,,,' ' ' ,{ ' ... y' ' ' . I •• For Pee· .' ' ' e RAWLINGS ti b •I a •• d b ;~'rt'oian ' ~~ ~~ J ~ t;am is ' tl Falored ,.., . ; . I i • p CLEAN SWEEP SAlft'' I ' Gallipolis ' WE ARE GOING TO SWEEP AU. 1HI'UB' · ' •M- i.i'TWO WHEa UNITS OUT OF STOCK ·•'. : .... BARGAINS ,,,.,. SAVE DOLLARS. · • "' • . PbilsTh~p ~: • ~.......£ ·,,. ' Reds,l2to6 .... ·1. f (:' e1953 Harley DavidsOn · . 125 Series, 8 Speed. W111ta y '' ... ' • I •1958 LambreHa Scoot.i., ., ,,. . ~" 3 Speed. Blue • ~ • • ~ .0: •1960 Hercules Cycle· · .:: :a Speed Black ' •' •1963 Moped •. •( .. Needs Rings, Available at Sears Store Fcm A, •.• 1• . Cost of BOc s ·95 YOUR CHOia OF ANY OF THE ABOVE ••• ONLY ' •, This lndudes Tax end Title Fees ltlmo On In And T1lce Adv1nt• Of Thl1 Onoe 1n A Llr.tlmo S.rvlin. DrJ.. Thlm Out, Push Them Out, W1lk Them Out . . . Just AI a.o.,. AI Ther Go By July I. RAWLINGS HONDA SALES PHONE 992·2151 MIDDLEI'OitT, 0. Friday's Major Line Scores '-*a ~apt OliO 11110 a.- 0 11 · Willi Clm ~ ·~ 1 111110 Ills-Ill Ortego IH) and ca.mova; SWierl (W) ud Ascue. lfR. Four Records Broken, One is Equaled in Meet S~k C!), .Mikkolsen · (B) and I.J~~~!:'7~ (4-6). I lJR.Stargell (lith). W~&~~or , ,(,tlb). •( ·, - ooa WlDB W08IiDof ' . JI'A!J:'HBB.'8 DAY llblD . Qdcago llosweU GIPT8 . I .~II ~ . ~uvhtt on our foDsd Pfrilm HIS STORE. We've 110i11f Ideas for honoring. yin!r h10U11e· ,' , ·• one sure to . ~ fi~W~t na1111.1 . ,.;...;,,._ Sh9p Thomas.. 'cloihi,rs . ~-, __ ... • ~~--- - ~··-- ···--· ·-··----,-·,... ....... _.., _...;.._ , ......- ·-..... -··· ,.-- ...... , . ' ' i, I II Esqul,. Socks $1.00, English Luther All ...,,... paw Lolltn · $1-50 up, ManhlfttoWin'-n. Shirts P,flo$6.t5, Puriton Bon Lon Shim $1.95, Htwar a Walk Shorts $4.95 · up, J11111tn Swi~~~WWr $3.9547.95, Manhllhln Handktrehr.fs 4 t.r $1.00, Craoliy Sh- $1p.ts up. Pl.ol'lhll"' ..,_ $19.95 up, · Wtlllbliy .Ttw $1.50 ..p. J•ol•• s.-. .· lHOMAS CL. THlERS ' . ! d II , I �I ' ' j ,,,' ' ' ,{ ' ... y' ' ' . I •• For Pee· .' ' ' e RAWLINGS ti b •I a •• d b ;~'rt'oian ' ~~ ~~ J ~ t;am is ' tl Falored ,.., . ; . I i • p CLEAN SWEEP SAlft'' I ' Gallipolis ' WE ARE GOING TO SWEEP AU. 1HI'UB' · ' •M- i.i'TWO WHEa UNITS OUT OF STOCK ·•'. : .... BARGAINS ,,,.,. SAVE DOLLARS. · • "' • . PbilsTh~p ~: • ~.......£ ·,,. ' Reds,l2to6 .... ·1. f (:' e1953 Harley DavidsOn · . 125 Series, 8 Speed. W111ta y '' ... ' • I •1958 LambreHa Scoot.i., ., ,,. . ~" 3 Speed. Blue • ~ • • ~ .0: •1960 Hercules Cycle· · .:: :a Speed Black ' •' •1963 Moped •. •( .. Needs Rings, Available at Sears Store Fcm A, •.• 1• . Cost of BOc s ·95 YOUR CHOia OF ANY OF THE ABOVE ••• ONLY ' •, This lndudes Tax end Title Fees ltlmo On In And T1lce Adv1nt• Of Thl1 Onoe 1n A Llr.tlmo S.rvlin. DrJ.. Thlm Out, Push Them Out, W1lk Them Out . . . Just AI a.o.,. AI Ther Go By July I. RAWLINGS HONDA SALES PHONE 992·2151 MIDDLEI'OitT, 0. Friday's Major Line Scores '-*a ~apt OliO 11110 a.- 0 11 · Willi Clm ~ ·~ 1 111110 Ills-Ill Ortego IH) and ca.mova; SWierl (W) ud Ascue. lfR. Four Records Broken, One is Equaled in Meet S~k C!), .Mikkolsen · (B) and I.J~~~!:'7~ (4-6). I lJR.Stargell (lith). W~&~~or , ,(,tlb). •( ·, - ooa WlDB W08IiDof ' . JI'A!J:'HBB.'8 DAY llblD . Qdcago llosweU GIPT8 . I .~II ~ . ~uvhtt on our foDsd Pfrilm HIS STORE. We've 110i11f Ideas for honoring. yin!r h10U11e· ,' , ·• one sure to . ~ fi~W~t na1111.1 . ,.;...;,,._ Sh9p Thomas.. 'cloihi,rs . ~-, __ ... • ~~--- - ~··-- ···--· ·-··----,-·,... ....... _.., _...;.._ , ......- ·-..... -··· ,.-- ...... , . ' ' i, I II Esqul,. Socks $1.00, English Luther All ...,,... paw Lolltn · $1-50 up, ManhlfttoWin'-n. Shirts P,flo$6.t5, Puriton Bon Lon Shim $1.95, Htwar a Walk Shorts $4.95 · up, J11111tn Swi~~~WWr $3.9547.95, Manhllhln Handktrehr.fs 4 t.r $1.00, Craoliy Sh- $1p.ts up. Pl.ol'lhll"' ..,_ $19.95 up, · Wtlllbliy .Ttw $1.50 ..p. J•ol•• s.-. .· lHOMAS CL. THlERS ' . ! d II , I �• ' . BY 11\YION IL C.UTEI\ ElL Areal, , AlrJ<alhp'e t-!1 Camp llm8 Is lUI\ lround ~ COI'QOI' for Gallia 1-H memben - 1D fact, It's less lhen a ~ awov. We hOpe that a Feat ol boya littj. ·&Iris ·In Ga!Ua County will lake ad·~t~~~e ollhll opportUnity "to make the boot better." · Camp reservation foims and Information about 4-H camp may be obtained from each !Oo •at 4·H dub advtw'An . paal years eaeh 1-H member recelved a camp letter and reservalion form In tile mall. T h Ia year we are not malllns eamp letters to eacb Individual f.H member; Instead, we are send· nun"' lng onoo•<b eamp letters ·and ~v: 1 forms to the 1-H club adv.sors, so Ills very 1myortani~Pr boys and ~Is piaunlng.to 10 to 4-H camp fl> ot; lain thelr Jetter and mervaUon form their 1-H club advisors. line for camp reservatioM July 1, 111116. Camplq dates for 1911 •• follows: Counselor Trolnlng. Camp Jpne 211, 'll, 28. (RegiStration 5 to 7 p.m. on June 28; camp closes 10:30 a.m. on· June 28.)_ 9 a~ 10.Year-Old Clmp lftve , counltes) ,- July 8, 9, 10: Thla Is a .new venture In smce the program designed apecUically for 1 and (Re~atralion all P·lll· 1Uly 18; IG-ya~-old 1-H members. This camp wllt eloae uotliJd'· t:30 a. camp il lor t-H members who m. July 12.) . are at least nlne years of , age l Clmper JHa IIlii before January I, 111116; m'!ll· CoUDHior'a cost mum age lor thfB camp.-must tD OOUIIIelon. be under eleven years of age 1 1 and .Jo-YeiMlld CIDlp camp lime. (Regtstrai!On 1:· 1'1.&11. p.m. July 8, ai1d camp wUII JU4lor 1-H Camp - $11.50. after lunch on July tO.) Senior 1-H Camp - $11.00. Junior 1-H Camp - July 10, All the abova fees tnclude all 11, 12, 13, 14: For 4-H membera Cl!'afts fees eliCepl Jampa. Camp11 through IS as of eamp ers maklol lamps will 110ed 1< IS-year-olda have a lake an extra $3:00 to camp to choice of either Junior or Sen· pay for the lamp. !Nine and 10. lor camp. (Reglalrallon at 3 year111ds will not ·be makiD& p.m. July 10; camp wlll close lamps, just Junior and Senior aboul9:30 a.m. July 14.) campers.) Counselors pay hall Senior 4-H camp _ July, 11 the regular fee for camps whieh 22: 14 and over. they &erve 15 <OUIIIIelors. Callip-"" BIRTHS, DIVORCES Week's Roundup Meig~allia . REAL EST AT1 DEATHS, MARRIAGES Eligible for 3%JAans w. tuni•~ - ¥r· lDCI Mtt . .J•hn Rt. 1, VInton. 1ot1, 3:08 p. m.., f1111~. •• Hol•r HHPlt••· . Mr. and lira • .J.... W, Monltay Dowdy, Chuhlrl!, d.aurhter, 1:08 p.m. 1t Hobtr ilolpltal, Wedlttlhy - Mr. and. Mrt, liO'I tl Col•m•n. JU. J, vaw.. cl•urllter, 1:1/J p, m. 1t Holair u .. p1111. ' ... .. , LCTe. F • g=--~~~~~h:: ~:~o: Spread in Farm and Retad ood Prices W/i}} s =~~i!:. Could be Reduced, Co mmJSSIOn " ay In the establishment of le- below ffie legume seed stimu· growth rate of legume • l' WASiiJNGT0N. (UP!) - 'l1le : r.,ge of 1M -'" ""' 11oalill otller . COI!IIIIIssion· . . ·Ir Mll!i(a\t In the recent National Commission on Food farm 1< larder. Ita report II ben, said tbal "tho sweeping iii'" e of the 11165 Farm Buai- MarkeUng Is preparing to scheduled t< be publiabeol bj IIIII ..-,o,..slll,. Iegjalatm ijs AnllY8\i'"""'" by the repott that lle lpriid' ~ July L jlnlpOUII Ia IIW •• iepOrl bavt ~ 0 ~1191! Exlenal011 Ser- farm and retaU food pri~ - . . , .· I. plunged 1111 oommlsoloners On 191f0llio dairy farms most of H processing and dJa. The report Is ~ 1o Ia'/ lntel'llal -met 8lld hlgb Z$,)1er oetlt allowed • trlbutton coata - could be ,... the poonbth!_l' ~'"!W~ farm. and have 10 . ·111h income of over 116.000. duced. . · · · · . to-relall prico :'-• ll'el~ oji!WI ollll low :15. Jl!!' cent llhowed a . . ' est In the case of a f!iit ·prod- practical·purp•e• ·no meanlnlcam,~ of atigbtly ov· The comnusBion s report II - · faodo .the eomm!p haS fill report of ·!be coounlliSIWIII 17 ,lllll.1'''· " eiPO<ted to. say th,al making found to be marke~ IDol- 'can be submlllid f1> lhe Presi~r e fat;.· ~ and manage. auch reductions will be d.Uficult, lidently !'r'lo be sol- al ua- deal 1114 11 . . Qoef1re1t." . . filnl lncoftie Of the low 25 per but that Dl8!'kellng IDJllii1B ~u usually hi&h prices. . 1 . • ·!l!bo ,....,.,llaltmelll, It wu ilft was $1,252 u compsred be cut wHbout red~lng servtces The COIIlllllsslon · ~ did · ' fhlllied tbat the coa@ithe labOr and management to consumers or unreasonably oot, a1 .that poilil; .St.5 . ally etuuoos approved by a H IE me 'Of $12,..7 or ten Urnes lowenn,pamlnp of lite food In- Identify any food prod But misoloa majlriy concentrate u liiP 25 per cent. dtlstry. In anOther section, ttw ''regulilleo18 and · gove a net morgln of 5 Even ulltese margins ... re- says inefficiencies were found but ran fl> meet problems cent for the low 25 per cent duced, however, the eommlssi01 bl distribution of bread i!nd, fl> In the ::~=~!: ~ 30 per cent for the high 25 believes they will still remaia a lesser meat, of ' milk. "the cent bigb. The panel say11 this Is IJe. The report also Indica.. tbal IJIIlllpotltive view eause processlns and distri· the cost of retaUing !lll'al bl coDunodlu.. wilt ifurlber carried oulln bution Of food Is. cosUy, ev01 boosted In lOme cases by !aU· capital investment. The when It's performed at top ef· ure to use centralized pdllnc 25 per cent of these farm. ficlency. facilities. .·~ , . r i 1 and · ~~ II capital im'l!!=.tll""~t. The 15 ~ member commlssi0111 DIIHDC StnJal : • lednJ COIIBUI!ief Jboqld be cteat.d. PureeD'a lot Air 2 Dr. I cyllndor. Auto; TronL Rodlo .... JINTUNATIONA~~ · ho~r, Yfh.,..oll llrto. HAY COND'ITI ', ,. · 62 Ford G,1l. 500 '. I dr • .I cy). ' 1 \ one of the Grsvlly- lllilbll IIIII powafallllllltbe:high-rorqueGa..IJ'l'nl*!raadtbeiiJ.por-<lrivt 30" Rotary and seewbat tber ..;. ~ tbeihat have owned a Granly for 10 JaN Then, if you don't lleHN them, pick yi)ur ""'c'...t 010win1 job and aak at to show J001 wbat . . GloiiJ· cen do. Or pick on• Ill olir OU.. 88 attadnn•to. All JOU have ro do il calli IN ohio'• t Dr. 270 lorloo. • cyiiO> tlor, alo1141inl tro01., •ldlo · 1111111 hllahr Like now 60 Ford '1-i Ton Plcli~to. ~ cylltidor. CENTER -·~ ...... Blted . Frida1 lli{Utij , .. ,~;;;;; · o. 500. 4 Dr. I cyllntlor, outo. luna, llotllo •"" hllltr •w•r ..,... ttttrlnt. whlttwl0 ~ CHEAPIESI ' ' ' ·~·' ' · ~ -- .. . b.: a .' . 111\lt II'~· ;.. . .. ,,.,' u'.\o··.u.•s.. ..Pti~~~ f · .· f'' . · ·T ' •· , ' • r, · ' 1-~ ' • !' tFREE~ERS' '· .-:. . . ' .··· ~oarti '· . oN ALL YO~I F~ ·..• -.. . ~· :.~ . FIITqN-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 1 ,.. 2·S10fl' ,..,... . "· - • SPRING AVE. POMEROY'"' - .- -. . . . . r • I cyJ. heater. 64 Ford Gtlaxia GALLI~IS . ' · REINR)RCE 'lOP Willi T..7 2 AN8LE IRONS ON V.CW SIDE l't' ' .' ··,~w~.HERS~DRYiRS, r ' . . • ..'ll ,.:. :~:: •a. aa• ton. Rtftdl, of Dunn. N. c. Brolhert tnd titter. t urvlvln.t y~ rreall: ~ Muon. va .. .1.-,k or Kantu••· Nn. Brnle Dellll)' of Lon~t Btaeh. ~::aur.. Mrt. Alton Acoetl or w. ,· f · , " ,' L fiNIIII ~ Aal\.lu.R AEDWOOO fi'AIN • J..-·2&1t,'--l ..._•••~••CLIP A~D Holzer Hospital Vlsltlng 11 •·30 am Friday·• "Walter · • mu. hours 2-4 and HI p.m. Paren~ M. Taylor, Oleshire, aon, 9:35 only on Pediatric• Ward. Admissions M · I p.m. Friday. J)ile•·-es " . -• rs. Carl W. Pols ey, 1624 , Gregory T. Bane, William M. Chatham Ave · ·• Mrs•· Walter M • Blackburn• Mra • r.......,e F• Bos.......... aad Martha. Taylor, Cheshire: Carroll R. ter Mrs Edwia Cozart Mr s bOll! or OtlllpoUt. · Sh ' · ' Hay-· I eels, Eureka Star Rl.; Thom- Charles Green, Gary R. •• I. Bush, Vlnt<n; Mra. Clar- nes, Mrs. Iva Bell Lee, Oils :•nee Potts, Rt. 2 Cheshire;· Lewis, Robert L. MU!er, Mrs. Charles E. Adkina, Pl. Pleos- Ronald Morgan, Mrs. John R. 81)t: Mrs. Jimmy W. o.em, ·l'elers, Pal Price, Lee Rudisill, Haven: Mrs. Anthony F. Mrs. Howard Sheline, Game T. Atkinaon, Mason; Mrs. Charlet Thornton, Mrs. Mary Walsh J. Keller, Rl 1 Racine; Mr a: RObert H. Wood, Mf"s. Lonni~ Nora Eas)man,. RL 3. Cqotville: R. Wooten, Conrad Be~y, Mrs. Mrs. Joseph D. Ha)'liWI> Rt. 1 Jesse W. Dowdy -end Infant r,,arme~ed " wbo wlsn to eon· Bottom; Mrs. Bert W. · daughter, Mra. Albert M. Pierce for a "new f~rm' ilt. 2 Rcsciae; James I and infant son. ment for the 11167 crop 'Of W. Wilson, Jackson. ler. wheat on a farm Blrllto · doea not have. a 11611 wheat .Mrs. Carl w. Polsley, 1624 Veterano Memorial Hospital lo!ment should get In Chatham Ave., son, uz a.m. Admilslollll - EmU Knlgbl, with their ASCS county Friday; Mrs. Charlea J. Keller, I Hartford. duilng the nell few ween, J. Rl. 1 Racine, daughter, 8:50 a. lltacbarll"t - Buddy , Kuhn .. Melvin .Gilbert, Chairman, Gal- m. , Friday; Mro, Jbnmy iV. Mtl(t Goerll Hoopttal lla Agricultural StablllzaUon Deem, New Haven, daughter, Admlsotou - Evelyn 'Fi<k, and Conservation County ComPomeroy, OrvUle Watson, mittee, said today. th , Reedsville, Farmers have untt!'July I lo e current year s.'ncome from ftle ~Ucattons fer ouch an the tots! produclioo on the Dllcbl'(eo- Robert Crats• allotment. farm (not lncludiD& the antlci· A froducer oUgiblo fl> file palM Income from wbeat pro- PleaiiDI Vllloy lfllllllal aueh an application Is one with diJ<ed on 8 "new fa~" allo~ ADM11"l'ED: Mrs. George W. •1 farm for whlc~ no wheal ~t). Denny, _Apple Grove: Mrs. ~nt qas been .establlllhed v~ht!r fact<rs 1re Involved, Frank Gordon, Henderson. 1 llil:l fer which nettlier the own· and II, Ill suggested that tnte,.. DISCHARGED: Robin Burner. nor the operator has an 1no ei!M producer~ dl~ t h • . am, PL Plessanl; Mrs. !ley teiYst In lite wheal anOirilenl detalbl wllll offtctalut his AS- low, LeoD; Gresory Allan Byer, on . other faim wbo lias CS county office. : Pl. ·Pteiloanl: Eori ,Rars~ Pl. ll11~· . adequate The . . . . . said th~~ for- Pleasant ... '• faclllttei for mat . appi!OaUon for 1 n e w pi!iilucUon o[ ,o farm" wheal allotment may be "Hishban" ariginaUy crop on-ibe farm, who mnde by ftUng a wrltten applt. a ban raised u a illhal for 1~ 5 rearo has ,P~ 11 an. ASCS collftty office railroad trllns to go ahead or y!i~· nper- iirlOr to I!Mi, JIII,, 1 deadline. speed up. ' whe,ol. and ~ fl> Lambflrt: SAV IILLED IN MISHAP EAST PALESTINE, (tiP!) - Gregory W. Lange, 18, East Palestine, was killed ly today In a two-car erallh a Columbiana County road tween here and Unity. The state Highway Palrol said Lange'a car co!Uded with another vehicle driven by William A. Pfinsten, 2D, Route I, East PaleaUne, who was Injured. cara wound up In a ditch after the collision. ' ,.· Deadline Is JulY1 ' ' ' " ,. OWE SALES ....a ffOo!W 'fhla op,.,.....lly 41W!iloW. . , ....... 1 ;:HilL :;.r:· Mlly $1.95 PM IM!IIt. If tro,,ll.,}ll.· fer''"" $1000 Nn.w~ ..;..,.. Mall This Caupon for ' · Full HOIIMI Planning lnformallon '" ·~.~ '' " e SERVICE NYE MIDDLE STATES HOMES -A· P. 0. hx 24031 Oaklancl Park Celumbus, Ohio 4l22A Unlv.rslty Volkswogon Pbono 593-7711 Simpson & Pllmtr Stl. Athens, 0. Everybod~ soonej or · later ends up at Pick· eDS Hardware. Every· body " ; ' SOME Mason. . , ·· , . . ·lmmediQtt iielivery on most models! , Glt the full-line on these axtl'a good values at sto.t , . .' 1, "-· . ~ •' • • OPEN 8 A.M.'Til9 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAY. ~8,, A;M. 'TIL 6 P.M. . ' . . ~-.- . ,>, I : I. ' _ ·1· ' ' ' .., ; '!" ,I . ''' fj 700 planJ"' ' Plckeos ~~ware b . I N~· VOLKSWAGEN "'w ,f ewE ewE BUilD Allotment N01. EVERY: PERSQN ·WM e~J" o~ 1111 IIJ'Yf' ~w ' ., ' ''• \ . WHAT TO DO If · you plan to aUend camp thfB year, then obtain a 1-H camp letter and ,.,,,..,. ( lion form from your 4-H odvi>or immediately. We a r not sendinl Individual resem•- 1 tion forms to each 4-H me1mber I we have in the past: Instead, are sendiD& enough tetteo" 1 forms for aU club mom- I to each 4-H club advisor . ia e1lremely Important advisors make sure 4-H members wbo ore · I ,' " ·-·~/. ~ *·R~FIUGERATORS 1 . .,.on ...,.. ..,. ...... total I,IM,NI,II8 baJIIels. on. , H~op, lnder, l&dftt: & Whltowoll tlroa. lliltl. ....._ ·wliNt . ,. Cloan 64 Forcf Falrl1ne 100. 2 Dr. ,.. ll. w.llo wu ~ In .elton In VIet _,.IUD, Frtdq, .lua, 3, Will be hekl &t I p. m. SWl\SaJ' It MW.r't Home l or F\IJWr&ll, Tbe tMid7 m ind In Huntua,wa tarb' ll.tudai. Atter Hl'\'lcn here Ute ~ wtll!Mi taken to Dunn, N. c.• for ~ rttu en4 burtel. "" wu ltOm MU'eb 11, 1913, aon ol Mr. and IJrt. Wade J'Jnnk!um of 68~ 1114 65_.Hondi CHUCK .COLLIER SERVICI STORI BIGGEST • . ·' APPUANCE WA!IIDNG'fON (UPf-'.· 'lltt. ' ·tm:REw JloLLDD· I cyllndor, .65 Dodge·fOart GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES &SERVIa POMEROY, P.. •uto r- r ~ Int. _lrt .....,.,.,..... ond wlndowt, nollo &' htolor ASK 112 E. MAIN ST. Tnol., 64 Galaxle XL Ct~~ ..rtllllo. WY2-297S • ; · IPC:: .1 ... 11 Otlt 'lanlcum, Loratn, a.u,. tiHrlnt. """- ond hooter ,, .~ .flle&Cr doparlmeal 181d wlJiter wheal proapec;ta dOc1lled If 'l•;of 00111 laat monllt. Tbe _,ectlve IolBI wtD· ~ and IJil'lq erop Cllmparoo wlllt IN& proclunUoo of t,Sl7,7f7,eot blllbelo. Tl!t Apt. eabare Deporlm..l ......... bd •'~"' •ted IIIII U bdtu ...... 'r. •blttnDaDJ llfgb, I 1 fa tbe IIIIU'I mark Nor eaaou eoull ~ •• blgb •• 1,12t,oeo.ooe to . ·~.0011.100 lluobflo. raising · tbe of tart~~er cut • v. 8. wllfat reaent!t. · ~.• At Jenltet !:~lleA~•·.:V.::JU~~·hi:O 63 ,Chevrolet . So·.il...- = JleW• with• LANDMARK'S • .. ...... ling Jmstock, p-alo, hay was established by President OVer-all, the ~loll II supplies, machinery and Jolmaoa to look Into the whole expected to say that in. . food marketing Is being ~ olfl. cienUy. But it wiD quesli!ID lhe Ya!ue to consumers ol (DJIII food advertising and.~... It was leamed, ~bile, that one member of lllij <!llmmtssioa-Rep. Grabcl l'urceD, D · Tex. - has ffied L.sharp dlsseol aimed Ill those· purtlonl of the forthcoming~ · · "c00c1ude11 tbat '- · ' control Js needed fOr if''IOQd !Inn$; that 110111e tot:y legtslati9R·~ tts!i~ . wllll tan to sll barsatntng. power; Stover. Into Clean Livestock Bedding! li•"""- 500 - J DNr I crt. Aino. trono. Whlto. woU 11.... · ' ' a.:_,._ · 64 Ford Galaxla . ...·--. -- • cyl. Aut. 500, Conv. I lrant. liM , lndilncdlllr ' ~~mero to com- & 63 Ford Galaxlt ~Mo,..RIALLY • SPEOAL FROM MIDDLE STA1 2 dr. Nonllop, U, ioatno, tlon4onl fronL l'odlo ond hooter . Is thi~,"~ , Ridlllg T.... IIICI J&l . Aft.~IOf On the Farm Front and legumes. bad 65 Ford <aal. 500 " ' ' Among other experiments 'condu• · • 4( 1J!( IIir\n which assist farmers in being competitive ar~> lhose in cootro1 of weeds by herbicide.. 'Ill·t<matoes, corn PA110' OR PORCH PLANTER WASHINGTON IUPil-EIIglble farmers In 24 Ohio counUes may seeure emergency loans lhrougn June 10, t~. from the Illhe ~~~~'~H~~o:;me Admtnlstratlon, Department said Friday. The counties aro: Adama, BrowiJ, Clark, Clermont, Cltnton, Erie, Fairfield, Franltlln, Greene, Hamilton, Highland, ;,;;;,;!<'<.'t her Rt. 1 Huron, Licking, MadlsoD, · Mon:. ~~ ~=~· Montg~ry, Morgan, Mus'' ... ktngum, Noble, Perry, Perry; Portage, Richland, Scioto and Warren. The department alao extend· ed the designation to 13 oilier pbto Counties. Tbey are: Athens, Belmont, Champalp, Delaware, GaUla, G~rnsey, Hocking, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Morrow, Vinton and Washington, ' .,\11 ~ t-H Campa wtU .. Ito vile rwbnminl ll!:llvlll... Old- ·Onct • "'" member held at Clnter'• Cave t-H camp er t-H club members wiD serv~ a tamp le~ from the club rwe mUel norlhWI!SI of Jack· •• ..,...lora' for approxtmat&- vllor, then the yowipler . 'tO ,,.... 1101!, lllil one mile off U. S. 1y Ito lfi-H members. oomplete the t-H tMIP . -•. Route 31. , During the camp period t-H vatton and mall or dellver It to Glllllt County ciUilperl aro member• participate tn educa- the Galll1l Counly CooperaUve · booed In cablna aeoommoclal· Uonal ctu8fs and actlvltlet ElteiiiiOD llei'VI"" oitJre a.;·,,,.. i ing 8 to 18 lndivldll4ls. A nurse .. conservation, nature 1or .July l, ttll6, atone with I h 1 to oft"lhe camp groundJ at all swimming and water oalety, fee. If the lee Is paid by tillltiS. Each camper Is covered vespers, camp fire ~?.:~ I E~~then mai<• the checl: by a limited accident and sick· ~ and out-door to Gallla COunty f.H , neso lnsurane policy. The c..mp fill{l ceremonies, aporia ground, and facilities, Ia owned Ues, and others. by the 1-H Clubs and members Additional Information · eonof Meiss, Gallla, Jackson, Law. WHO WILL BE AT CAMP what to briD& to renee, and Hlghland Counties. In the 9 and to-yeor-<>ld wlll be .found ~ In the cimp County Extension Agents from Camp, our Gallla County . ler, which 4-H memhero each county will be on hand as and glrla will be camping obtain from the f.H club ad!'iJ.I members of the camp staff. youngster• from Hlpland, Jaclk· l'"'· A wlllauper- oon, Lawrence, and Melp We feel lhel 1-H camplnJ Ues. lvor JOftj!B, County oulslandlng .opportunlly Agent, Agriculture, boyo iDd ctrlto - and Ill I County, will be tile tloned before, we want an 1-fl IDI!'.e_c~r. I will be Director flub members In GalUs County the Meigs and Ganta Junlnr fl> take advantage of this op1uunt: and Chuck portuntty ll at all possible. Por· I~:::!., Extension Agent, as well as 4-H members I• In Meigs advisors are encouraged to Director of the uo here at the Extension UIIE 2' REOWOOO 1 Iand-1\le~IS Senior 1-H if they have questions a· 'I'HIIOU6WOUT, Z•ollo Palsy Glass, County bout the 4-H camp Jli'Oiram, IN AI.~ CoU£8 EXCEPT I ~DSiorn Agent, Home for making reterll"' 1•810P here In Gallia plus any other matlera Director of Counselor fl> · 4-H camp, 0 u r lng Camp, whlcn will LOT OWNERS! HOME IIUILD&SI counselors from Gallia, land, Jack·son, Lawrence Help Counties. ' ' ' . . . ' ~-"~"'~·~·" · ··r! �• ' . BY 11\YION IL C.UTEI\ ElL Areal, , AlrJ<alhp'e t-!1 Camp llm8 Is lUI\ lround ~ COI'QOI' for Gallia 1-H memben - 1D fact, It's less lhen a ~ awov. We hOpe that a Feat ol boya littj. ·&Iris ·In Ga!Ua County will lake ad·~t~~~e ollhll opportUnity "to make the boot better." · Camp reservation foims and Information about 4-H camp may be obtained from each !Oo •at 4·H dub advtw'An . paal years eaeh 1-H member recelved a camp letter and reservalion form In tile mall. T h Ia year we are not malllns eamp letters to eacb Individual f.H member; Instead, we are send· nun"' lng onoo•<b eamp letters ·and ~v: 1 forms to the 1-H club adv.sors, so Ills very 1myortani~Pr boys and ~Is piaunlng.to 10 to 4-H camp fl> ot; lain thelr Jetter and mervaUon form their 1-H club advisors. line for camp reservatioM July 1, 111116. Camplq dates for 1911 •• follows: Counselor Trolnlng. Camp Jpne 211, 'll, 28. (RegiStration 5 to 7 p.m. on June 28; camp closes 10:30 a.m. on· June 28.)_ 9 a~ 10.Year-Old Clmp lftve , counltes) ,- July 8, 9, 10: Thla Is a .new venture In smce the program designed apecUically for 1 and (Re~atralion all P·lll· 1Uly 18; IG-ya~-old 1-H members. This camp wllt eloae uotliJd'· t:30 a. camp il lor t-H members who m. July 12.) . are at least nlne years of , age l Clmper JHa IIlii before January I, 111116; m'!ll· CoUDHior'a cost mum age lor thfB camp.-must tD OOUIIIelon. be under eleven years of age 1 1 and .Jo-YeiMlld CIDlp camp lime. (Regtstrai!On 1:· 1'1.&11. p.m. July 8, ai1d camp wUII JU4lor 1-H Camp - $11.50. after lunch on July tO.) Senior 1-H Camp - $11.00. Junior 1-H Camp - July 10, All the abova fees tnclude all 11, 12, 13, 14: For 4-H membera Cl!'afts fees eliCepl Jampa. Camp11 through IS as of eamp ers maklol lamps will 110ed 1< IS-year-olda have a lake an extra $3:00 to camp to choice of either Junior or Sen· pay for the lamp. !Nine and 10. lor camp. (Reglalrallon at 3 year111ds will not ·be makiD& p.m. July 10; camp wlll close lamps, just Junior and Senior aboul9:30 a.m. July 14.) campers.) Counselors pay hall Senior 4-H camp _ July, 11 the regular fee for camps whieh 22: 14 and over. they &erve 15 <OUIIIIelors. Callip-"" BIRTHS, DIVORCES Week's Roundup Meig~allia . REAL EST AT1 DEATHS, MARRIAGES Eligible for 3%JAans w. tuni•~ - ¥r· lDCI Mtt . .J•hn Rt. 1, VInton. 1ot1, 3:08 p. m.., f1111~. •• Hol•r HHPlt••· . Mr. and lira • .J.... W, Monltay Dowdy, Chuhlrl!, d.aurhter, 1:08 p.m. 1t Hobtr ilolpltal, Wedlttlhy - Mr. and. Mrt, liO'I tl Col•m•n. JU. J, vaw.. cl•urllter, 1:1/J p, m. 1t Holair u .. p1111. ' ... .. , LCTe. F • g=--~~~~~h:: ~:~o: Spread in Farm and Retad ood Prices W/i}} s =~~i!:. Could be Reduced, Co mmJSSIOn " ay In the establishment of le- below ffie legume seed stimu· growth rate of legume • l' WASiiJNGT0N. (UP!) - 'l1le : r.,ge of 1M -'" ""' 11oalill otller . COI!IIIIIssion· . . ·Ir Mll!i(a\t In the recent National Commission on Food farm 1< larder. Ita report II ben, said tbal "tho sweeping iii'" e of the 11165 Farm Buai- MarkeUng Is preparing to scheduled t< be publiabeol bj IIIII ..-,o,..slll,. Iegjalatm ijs AnllY8\i'"""'" by the repott that lle lpriid' ~ July L jlnlpOUII Ia IIW •• iepOrl bavt ~ 0 ~1191! Exlenal011 Ser- farm and retaU food pri~ - . . , .· I. plunged 1111 oommlsoloners On 191f0llio dairy farms most of H processing and dJa. The report Is ~ 1o Ia'/ lntel'llal -met 8lld hlgb Z$,)1er oetlt allowed • trlbutton coata - could be ,... the poonbth!_l' ~'"!W~ farm. and have 10 . ·111h income of over 116.000. duced. . · · · · . to-relall prico :'-• ll'el~ oji!WI ollll low :15. Jl!!' cent llhowed a . . ' est In the case of a f!iit ·prod- practical·purp•e• ·no meanlnlcam,~ of atigbtly ov· The comnusBion s report II - · faodo .the eomm!p haS fill report of ·!be coounlliSIWIII 17 ,lllll.1'''· " eiPO<ted to. say th,al making found to be marke~ IDol- 'can be submlllid f1> lhe Presi~r e fat;.· ~ and manage. auch reductions will be d.Uficult, lidently !'r'lo be sol- al ua- deal 1114 11 . . Qoef1re1t." . . filnl lncoftie Of the low 25 per but that Dl8!'kellng IDJllii1B ~u usually hi&h prices. . 1 . • ·!l!bo ,....,.,llaltmelll, It wu ilft was $1,252 u compsred be cut wHbout red~lng servtces The COIIlllllsslon · ~ did · ' fhlllied tbat the coa@ithe labOr and management to consumers or unreasonably oot, a1 .that poilil; .St.5 . ally etuuoos approved by a H IE me 'Of $12,..7 or ten Urnes lowenn,pamlnp of lite food In- Identify any food prod But misoloa majlriy concentrate u liiP 25 per cent. dtlstry. In anOther section, ttw ''regulilleo18 and · gove a net morgln of 5 Even ulltese margins ... re- says inefficiencies were found but ran fl> meet problems cent for the low 25 per cent duced, however, the eommlssi01 bl distribution of bread i!nd, fl> In the ::~=~!: ~ 30 per cent for the high 25 believes they will still remaia a lesser meat, of ' milk. "the cent bigb. The panel say11 this Is IJe. The report also Indica.. tbal IJIIlllpotltive view eause processlns and distri· the cost of retaUing !lll'al bl coDunodlu.. wilt ifurlber carried oulln bution Of food Is. cosUy, ev01 boosted In lOme cases by !aU· capital investment. The when It's performed at top ef· ure to use centralized pdllnc 25 per cent of these farm. ficlency. facilities. .·~ , . r i 1 and · ~~ II capital im'l!!=.tll""~t. The 15 ~ member commlssi0111 DIIHDC StnJal : • lednJ COIIBUI!ief Jboqld be cteat.d. PureeD'a lot Air 2 Dr. I cyllndor. Auto; TronL Rodlo .... JINTUNATIONA~~ · ho~r, Yfh.,..oll llrto. HAY COND'ITI ', ,. · 62 Ford G,1l. 500 '. I dr • .I cy). ' 1 \ one of the Grsvlly- lllilbll IIIII powafallllllltbe:high-rorqueGa..IJ'l'nl*!raadtbeiiJ.por-<lrivt 30" Rotary and seewbat tber ..;. ~ tbeihat have owned a Granly for 10 JaN Then, if you don't lleHN them, pick yi)ur ""'c'...t 010win1 job and aak at to show J001 wbat . . GloiiJ· cen do. Or pick on• Ill olir OU.. 88 attadnn•to. All JOU have ro do il calli IN ohio'• t Dr. 270 lorloo. • cyiiO> tlor, alo1141inl tro01., •ldlo · 1111111 hllahr Like now 60 Ford '1-i Ton Plcli~to. ~ cylltidor. CENTER -·~ ...... Blted . Frida1 lli{Utij , .. ,~;;;;; · o. 500. 4 Dr. I cyllntlor, outo. luna, llotllo •"" hllltr •w•r ..,... ttttrlnt. whlttwl0 ~ CHEAPIESI ' ' ' ·~·' ' · ~ -- .. . b.: a .' . 111\lt II'~· ;.. . .. ,,.,' u'.\o··.u.•s.. ..Pti~~~ f · .· f'' . · ·T ' •· , ' • r, · ' 1-~ ' • !' tFREE~ERS' '· .-:. . . ' .··· ~oarti '· . oN ALL YO~I F~ ·..• -.. . ~· :.~ . FIITqN-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 1 ,.. 2·S10fl' ,..,... . "· - • SPRING AVE. POMEROY'"' - .- -. . . . . r • I cyJ. heater. 64 Ford Gtlaxia GALLI~IS . ' · REINR)RCE 'lOP Willi T..7 2 AN8LE IRONS ON V.CW SIDE l't' ' .' ··,~w~.HERS~DRYiRS, r ' . . • ..'ll ,.:. :~:: •a. aa• ton. Rtftdl, of Dunn. N. c. Brolhert tnd titter. t urvlvln.t y~ rreall: ~ Muon. va .. .1.-,k or Kantu••· Nn. Brnle Dellll)' of Lon~t Btaeh. ~::aur.. Mrt. Alton Acoetl or w. ,· f · , " ,' L fiNIIII ~ Aal\.lu.R AEDWOOO fi'AIN • J..-·2&1t,'--l ..._•••~••CLIP A~D Holzer Hospital Vlsltlng 11 •·30 am Friday·• "Walter · • mu. hours 2-4 and HI p.m. Paren~ M. Taylor, Oleshire, aon, 9:35 only on Pediatric• Ward. Admissions M · I p.m. Friday. J)ile•·-es " . -• rs. Carl W. Pols ey, 1624 , Gregory T. Bane, William M. Chatham Ave · ·• Mrs•· Walter M • Blackburn• Mra • r.......,e F• Bos.......... aad Martha. Taylor, Cheshire: Carroll R. ter Mrs Edwia Cozart Mr s bOll! or OtlllpoUt. · Sh ' · ' Hay-· I eels, Eureka Star Rl.; Thom- Charles Green, Gary R. •• I. Bush, Vlnt<n; Mra. Clar- nes, Mrs. Iva Bell Lee, Oils :•nee Potts, Rt. 2 Cheshire;· Lewis, Robert L. MU!er, Mrs. Charles E. Adkina, Pl. Pleos- Ronald Morgan, Mrs. John R. 81)t: Mrs. Jimmy W. o.em, ·l'elers, Pal Price, Lee Rudisill, Haven: Mrs. Anthony F. Mrs. Howard Sheline, Game T. Atkinaon, Mason; Mrs. Charlet Thornton, Mrs. Mary Walsh J. Keller, Rl 1 Racine; Mr a: RObert H. Wood, Mf"s. Lonni~ Nora Eas)man,. RL 3. Cqotville: R. Wooten, Conrad Be~y, Mrs. Mrs. Joseph D. Ha)'liWI> Rt. 1 Jesse W. Dowdy -end Infant r,,arme~ed " wbo wlsn to eon· Bottom; Mrs. Bert W. · daughter, Mra. Albert M. Pierce for a "new f~rm' ilt. 2 Rcsciae; James I and infant son. ment for the 11167 crop 'Of W. Wilson, Jackson. ler. wheat on a farm Blrllto · doea not have. a 11611 wheat .Mrs. Carl w. Polsley, 1624 Veterano Memorial Hospital lo!ment should get In Chatham Ave., son, uz a.m. Admilslollll - EmU Knlgbl, with their ASCS county Friday; Mrs. Charlea J. Keller, I Hartford. duilng the nell few ween, J. Rl. 1 Racine, daughter, 8:50 a. lltacbarll"t - Buddy , Kuhn .. Melvin .Gilbert, Chairman, Gal- m. , Friday; Mro, Jbnmy iV. Mtl(t Goerll Hoopttal lla Agricultural StablllzaUon Deem, New Haven, daughter, Admlsotou - Evelyn 'Fi<k, and Conservation County ComPomeroy, OrvUle Watson, mittee, said today. th , Reedsville, Farmers have untt!'July I lo e current year s.'ncome from ftle ~Ucattons fer ouch an the tots! produclioo on the Dllcbl'(eo- Robert Crats• allotment. farm (not lncludiD& the antlci· A froducer oUgiblo fl> file palM Income from wbeat pro- PleaiiDI Vllloy lfllllllal aueh an application Is one with diJ<ed on 8 "new fa~" allo~ ADM11"l'ED: Mrs. George W. •1 farm for whlc~ no wheal ~t). Denny, _Apple Grove: Mrs. ~nt qas been .establlllhed v~ht!r fact<rs 1re Involved, Frank Gordon, Henderson. 1 llil:l fer which nettlier the own· and II, Ill suggested that tnte,.. DISCHARGED: Robin Burner. nor the operator has an 1no ei!M producer~ dl~ t h • . am, PL Plessanl; Mrs. !ley teiYst In lite wheal anOirilenl detalbl wllll offtctalut his AS- low, LeoD; Gresory Allan Byer, on . other faim wbo lias CS county office. : Pl. ·Pteiloanl: Eori ,Rars~ Pl. ll11~· . adequate The . . . . . said th~~ for- Pleasant ... '• faclllttei for mat . appi!OaUon for 1 n e w pi!iilucUon o[ ,o farm" wheal allotment may be "Hishban" ariginaUy crop on-ibe farm, who mnde by ftUng a wrltten applt. a ban raised u a illhal for 1~ 5 rearo has ,P~ 11 an. ASCS collftty office railroad trllns to go ahead or y!i~· nper- iirlOr to I!Mi, JIII,, 1 deadline. speed up. ' whe,ol. and ~ fl> Lambflrt: SAV IILLED IN MISHAP EAST PALESTINE, (tiP!) - Gregory W. Lange, 18, East Palestine, was killed ly today In a two-car erallh a Columbiana County road tween here and Unity. The state Highway Palrol said Lange'a car co!Uded with another vehicle driven by William A. Pfinsten, 2D, Route I, East PaleaUne, who was Injured. cara wound up In a ditch after the collision. ' ,.· Deadline Is JulY1 ' ' ' " ,. OWE SALES ....a ffOo!W 'fhla op,.,.....lly 41W!iloW. . , ....... 1 ;:HilL :;.r:· Mlly $1.95 PM IM!IIt. If tro,,ll.,}ll.· fer''"" $1000 Nn.w~ ..;..,.. Mall This Caupon for ' · Full HOIIMI Planning lnformallon '" ·~.~ '' " e SERVICE NYE MIDDLE STATES HOMES -A· P. 0. hx 24031 Oaklancl Park Celumbus, Ohio 4l22A Unlv.rslty Volkswogon Pbono 593-7711 Simpson & Pllmtr Stl. Athens, 0. Everybod~ soonej or · later ends up at Pick· eDS Hardware. Every· body " ; ' SOME Mason. . , ·· , . . ·lmmediQtt iielivery on most models! , Glt the full-line on these axtl'a good values at sto.t , . .' 1, "-· . ~ •' • • OPEN 8 A.M.'Til9 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAY. ~8,, A;M. 'TIL 6 P.M. . ' . . ~-.- . ,>, I : I. ' _ ·1· ' ' ' .., ; '!" ,I . ''' fj 700 planJ"' ' Plckeos ~~ware b . I N~· VOLKSWAGEN "'w ,f ewE ewE BUilD Allotment N01. EVERY: PERSQN ·WM e~J" o~ 1111 IIJ'Yf' ~w ' ., ' ''• \ . WHAT TO DO If · you plan to aUend camp thfB year, then obtain a 1-H camp letter and ,.,,,..,. ( lion form from your 4-H odvi>or immediately. We a r not sendinl Individual resem•- 1 tion forms to each 4-H me1mber I we have in the past: Instead, are sendiD& enough tetteo" 1 forms for aU club mom- I to each 4-H club advisor . ia e1lremely Important advisors make sure 4-H members wbo ore · I ,' " ·-·~/. ~ *·R~FIUGERATORS 1 . .,.on ...,.. ..,. ...... total I,IM,NI,II8 baJIIels. on. , H~op, lnder, l&dftt: & Whltowoll tlroa. lliltl. ....._ ·wliNt . ,. Cloan 64 Forcf Falrl1ne 100. 2 Dr. ,.. ll. w.llo wu ~ In .elton In VIet _,.IUD, Frtdq, .lua, 3, Will be hekl &t I p. m. SWl\SaJ' It MW.r't Home l or F\IJWr&ll, Tbe tMid7 m ind In Huntua,wa tarb' ll.tudai. Atter Hl'\'lcn here Ute ~ wtll!Mi taken to Dunn, N. c.• for ~ rttu en4 burtel. "" wu ltOm MU'eb 11, 1913, aon ol Mr. and IJrt. Wade J'Jnnk!um of 68~ 1114 65_.Hondi CHUCK .COLLIER SERVICI STORI BIGGEST • . ·' APPUANCE WA!IIDNG'fON (UPf-'.· 'lltt. ' ·tm:REw JloLLDD· I cyllndor, .65 Dodge·fOart GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES &SERVIa POMEROY, P.. •uto r- r ~ Int. _lrt .....,.,.,..... ond wlndowt, nollo &' htolor ASK 112 E. MAIN ST. Tnol., 64 Galaxle XL Ct~~ ..rtllllo. WY2-297S • ; · IPC:: .1 ... 11 Otlt 'lanlcum, Loratn, a.u,. tiHrlnt. """- ond hooter ,, .~ .flle&Cr doparlmeal 181d wlJiter wheal proapec;ta dOc1lled If 'l•;of 00111 laat monllt. Tbe _,ectlve IolBI wtD· ~ and IJil'lq erop Cllmparoo wlllt IN& proclunUoo of t,Sl7,7f7,eot blllbelo. Tl!t Apt. eabare Deporlm..l ......... bd •'~"' •ted IIIII U bdtu ...... 'r. •blttnDaDJ llfgb, I 1 fa tbe IIIIU'I mark Nor eaaou eoull ~ •• blgb •• 1,12t,oeo.ooe to . ·~.0011.100 lluobflo. raising · tbe of tart~~er cut • v. 8. wllfat reaent!t. · ~.• At Jenltet !:~lleA~•·.:V.::JU~~·hi:O 63 ,Chevrolet . So·.il...- = JleW• with• LANDMARK'S • .. ...... ling Jmstock, p-alo, hay was established by President OVer-all, the ~loll II supplies, machinery and Jolmaoa to look Into the whole expected to say that in. . food marketing Is being ~ olfl. cienUy. But it wiD quesli!ID lhe Ya!ue to consumers ol (DJIII food advertising and.~... It was leamed, ~bile, that one member of lllij <!llmmtssioa-Rep. Grabcl l'urceD, D · Tex. - has ffied L.sharp dlsseol aimed Ill those· purtlonl of the forthcoming~ · · "c00c1ude11 tbat '- · ' control Js needed fOr if''IOQd !Inn$; that 110111e tot:y legtslati9R·~ tts!i~ . wllll tan to sll barsatntng. power; Stover. Into Clean Livestock Bedding! li•"""- 500 - J DNr I crt. Aino. trono. Whlto. woU 11.... · ' ' a.:_,._ · 64 Ford Galaxla . ...·--. -- • cyl. Aut. 500, Conv. I lrant. liM , lndilncdlllr ' ~~mero to com- & 63 Ford Galaxlt ~Mo,..RIALLY • SPEOAL FROM MIDDLE STA1 2 dr. Nonllop, U, ioatno, tlon4onl fronL l'odlo ond hooter . Is thi~,"~ , Ridlllg T.... IIICI J&l . Aft.~IOf On the Farm Front and legumes. bad 65 Ford <aal. 500 " ' ' Among other experiments 'condu• · • 4( 1J!( IIir\n which assist farmers in being competitive ar~> lhose in cootro1 of weeds by herbicide.. 'Ill·t<matoes, corn PA110' OR PORCH PLANTER WASHINGTON IUPil-EIIglble farmers In 24 Ohio counUes may seeure emergency loans lhrougn June 10, t~. from the Illhe ~~~~'~H~~o:;me Admtnlstratlon, Department said Friday. The counties aro: Adama, BrowiJ, Clark, Clermont, Cltnton, Erie, Fairfield, Franltlln, Greene, Hamilton, Highland, ;,;;;,;!<'<.'t her Rt. 1 Huron, Licking, MadlsoD, · Mon:. ~~ ~=~· Montg~ry, Morgan, Mus'' ... ktngum, Noble, Perry, Perry; Portage, Richland, Scioto and Warren. The department alao extend· ed the designation to 13 oilier pbto Counties. Tbey are: Athens, Belmont, Champalp, Delaware, GaUla, G~rnsey, Hocking, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Morrow, Vinton and Washington, ' .,\11 ~ t-H Campa wtU .. Ito vile rwbnminl ll!:llvlll... Old- ·Onct • "'" member held at Clnter'• Cave t-H camp er t-H club members wiD serv~ a tamp le~ from the club rwe mUel norlhWI!SI of Jack· •• ..,...lora' for approxtmat&- vllor, then the yowipler . 'tO ,,.... 1101!, lllil one mile off U. S. 1y Ito lfi-H members. oomplete the t-H tMIP . -•. Route 31. , During the camp period t-H vatton and mall or dellver It to Glllllt County ciUilperl aro member• participate tn educa- the Galll1l Counly CooperaUve · booed In cablna aeoommoclal· Uonal ctu8fs and actlvltlet ElteiiiiOD llei'VI"" oitJre a.;·,,,.. i ing 8 to 18 lndivldll4ls. A nurse .. conservation, nature 1or .July l, ttll6, atone with I h 1 to oft"lhe camp groundJ at all swimming and water oalety, fee. If the lee Is paid by tillltiS. Each camper Is covered vespers, camp fire ~?.:~ I E~~then mai<• the checl: by a limited accident and sick· ~ and out-door to Gallla COunty f.H , neso lnsurane policy. The c..mp fill{l ceremonies, aporia ground, and facilities, Ia owned Ues, and others. by the 1-H Clubs and members Additional Information · eonof Meiss, Gallla, Jackson, Law. WHO WILL BE AT CAMP what to briD& to renee, and Hlghland Counties. In the 9 and to-yeor-<>ld wlll be .found ~ In the cimp County Extension Agents from Camp, our Gallla County . ler, which 4-H memhero each county will be on hand as and glrla will be camping obtain from the f.H club ad!'iJ.I members of the camp staff. youngster• from Hlpland, Jaclk· l'"'· A wlllauper- oon, Lawrence, and Melp We feel lhel 1-H camplnJ Ues. lvor JOftj!B, County oulslandlng .opportunlly Agent, Agriculture, boyo iDd ctrlto - and Ill I County, will be tile tloned before, we want an 1-fl IDI!'.e_c~r. I will be Director flub members In GalUs County the Meigs and Ganta Junlnr fl> take advantage of this op1uunt: and Chuck portuntty ll at all possible. Por· I~:::!., Extension Agent, as well as 4-H members I• In Meigs advisors are encouraged to Director of the uo here at the Extension UIIE 2' REOWOOO 1 Iand-1\le~IS Senior 1-H if they have questions a· 'I'HIIOU6WOUT, Z•ollo Palsy Glass, County bout the 4-H camp Jli'Oiram, IN AI.~ CoU£8 EXCEPT I ~DSiorn Agent, Home for making reterll"' 1•810P here In Gallia plus any other matlera Director of Counselor fl> · 4-H camp, 0 u r lng Camp, whlcn will LOT OWNERS! HOME IIUILD&SI counselors from Gallia, land, Jack·son, Lawrence Help Counties. ' ' ' . . . ' ~-"~"'~·~·" · ··r! �l ,' ' n . 1- . ' ·,\ . . •' _ iunb~ ~hnts ":.$-ttditttl : ·Fro~ •_ .. Meigs 4-H Youth JJI VOL. I NP." 19 SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1966 SECOND SE.CTION.. Page rH Gallipolis Head Start Classes Open Driveroff.ar Crowded Off RoadUnLoh . MAN .. ' ' . co IN A... . , ·5ummers . ,. ' ' . . .' " A Breeze In· An Air-Conditioned THI FARMERS BANK GREAT FRIENDI "66 OLDS .'. ' WITH· ·• . ,' ' ,.' .·,". ' • ~ ,• THE A~ION 151 THE FARMERS BANK IIIII SAYINGS CO. Mtmbor Podorol Rooorvo lytltm Mt...r P.D.t.C. , , ~· KARl anll YAN ZANDT '· MOTOR SALES . ,. . . , .· Oidsmobii..C:adllloc tft;Df2' ,., . POMEROY " -~ ~ I ... '. ' . •t.,.· 'l·' COME WHERE .. '·,I ' Sevarii,Modtls n Stock OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMIIIOY, 0. llll~Sport~ .. ~~' ~ :~ ' ' ,. ~ ' '· .1·· r• . ~--·· ,. '; .. ;;~- (",If," .... . ,, .~· ' ., '• ;~. t.~, ' '· ' 1_', ~ �l ,' ' n . 1- . ' ·,\ . . •' _ iunb~ ~hnts ":.$-ttditttl : ·Fro~ •_ .. Meigs 4-H Youth JJI VOL. I NP." 19 SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 1966 SECOND SE.CTION.. Page rH Gallipolis Head Start Classes Open Driveroff.ar Crowded Off RoadUnLoh . MAN .. ' ' . co IN A... . , ·5ummers . ,. ' ' . . .' " A Breeze In· An Air-Conditioned THI FARMERS BANK GREAT FRIENDI "66 OLDS .'. ' WITH· ·• . ,' ' ,.' .·,". ' • ~ ,• THE A~ION 151 THE FARMERS BANK IIIII SAYINGS CO. Mtmbor Podorol Rooorvo lytltm Mt...r P.D.t.C. , , ~· KARl anll YAN ZANDT '· MOTOR SALES . ,. . . , .· Oidsmobii..C:adllloc tft;Df2' ,., . POMEROY " -~ ~ I ... '. ' . •t.,.· 'l·' COME WHERE .. '·,I ' Sevarii,Modtls n Stock OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMIIIOY, 0. llll~Sport~ .. ~~' ~ :~ ' ' ,. ~ ' '· .1·· r• . ~--·· ,. '; .. ;;~- (",If," .... . ,, .~· ' ., '• ;~. t.~, ' '· ' 1_', ~ �I,. ~ ,. ' )\ J ' .. ,. ! • •• ! • '. ' .' . ' . 0 -Q 4( ~ ~ I Be in Racine c 0 lll!presentatlve Ralph W•nror II wUI meet with Racil>e Council Monday June 13th at 8 . m. ooneemlrig lhtl Stale llii~W"l'i . Willford· prll(l!!i'l)r on · Pomeroy Ro&il. Any iesldent leresled is welcom!l ·to also tend at the Town HaD. It 18 asked that aal~l &;'''::.~11 O..ners In Racine •~ 11 loll cleaned of weeds within tile next 30 days or they will be cut by the Street Com· missioner and the owner bUied. The Racine Flrtmen Aullil· ary will bold a regular me1!tin.ldl en Tuesday, June II' 11 p. m. at' the town han: Tha.nksll are exlended to people who naled lor the chicken barbecue dinner ......,uy sponsor!d II $EE ADEMONSTRATION ....H H\ 1 r f ·'· . BAKER FURNITURE .,.·:1 \ i()l' ·. .:··!If• ' Mlclclleport, 0. :. llremen on Memorial day. "' AIR -. Conditioner SALE! .. " · father's 0Qy, Ju,ne ·19 ~ · RATED 0. GREA.T FOR THE JOB Look good on the job and have foot com fort tool '"'" • to.m• In, try on 1 pair of these rugged ptrfonnet'll LEATHER WORK SHOE ' ·. s ·.sa ,,. .. . .·• MA.~~An~~ ,. S~ELY .. .... $5.99 ' Riveted Blutcher. hamless Quarter. Rub,. ber H"l. !. EWidths•. Siiea 6Va·12. GUNS ' ' '· . ALL KINDS •• WE SELL OR TRADE . ...... ....... COMPLETE LINI Of THE SHOE BOX ' ·:. i \ '· . ' MI~T,Q, Gun Shop · liUT~ND, .' .,, •'; ~t . ..' '. . .,; ' �I,. ~ ,. ' )\ J ' .. ,. ! • •• ! • '. ' .' . ' . 0 -Q 4( ~ ~ I Be in Racine c 0 lll!presentatlve Ralph W•nror II wUI meet with Racil>e Council Monday June 13th at 8 . m. ooneemlrig lhtl Stale llii~W"l'i . Willford· prll(l!!i'l)r on · Pomeroy Ro&il. Any iesldent leresled is welcom!l ·to also tend at the Town HaD. It 18 asked that aal~l &;'''::.~11 O..ners In Racine •~ 11 loll cleaned of weeds within tile next 30 days or they will be cut by the Street Com· missioner and the owner bUied. The Racine Flrtmen Aullil· ary will bold a regular me1!tin.ldl en Tuesday, June II' 11 p. m. at' the town han: Tha.nksll are exlended to people who naled lor the chicken barbecue dinner ......,uy sponsor!d II $EE ADEMONSTRATION ....H H\ 1 r f ·'· . BAKER FURNITURE .,.·:1 \ i()l' ·. .:··!If• ' Mlclclleport, 0. :. llremen on Memorial day. "' AIR -. Conditioner SALE! .. " · father's 0Qy, Ju,ne ·19 ~ · RATED 0. GREA.T FOR THE JOB Look good on the job and have foot com fort tool '"'" • to.m• In, try on 1 pair of these rugged ptrfonnet'll LEATHER WORK SHOE ' ·. s ·.sa ,,. .. . .·• MA.~~An~~ ,. S~ELY .. .... $5.99 ' Riveted Blutcher. hamless Quarter. Rub,. ber H"l. !. EWidths•. Siiea 6Va·12. GUNS ' ' '· . ALL KINDS •• WE SELL OR TRADE . ...... ....... COMPLETE LINI Of THE SHOE BOX ' ·:. i \ '· . ' MI~T,Q, Gun Shop · liUT~ND, .' .,, •'; ~t . ..' '. . .,; ' �•. . ·' ' - ,, . ' ,. ·,. ~~ )\ 1 ,.< • ' ' 'i Observe 50th Annivers ~- llld, Mrs. O!arleo M. loflner, Sr., 1100 Soulb West llreet, Find~. lormerly · tl Po11101oy, 'IIlli celebratt t b e I r 10th golden weddinll aooiverWJ today at ibo Centrai Church of Christ In Findlay from 2 to I p.m The Hofl· ners baq lour children Uvtng, Mrs. James (Marilla) Cbain, Mr. Lee Albert Hoffner, . Mro. George (Macy) Sta~· and \Mr · Char!eo Hoffner, Jr., aU ii(lFin~: lay. There are two chilclre!l de. cea>ed, one In infancy and a son, Harvey, "a' kllled tai;Jec. 8, 111M. There aro nine grallifchlldren and oil greot grllldcblldren. Mr. Hoffner bao two llsttro ond OBe brother Uving, Mrs. IJotrn., haa two sisters ond two broibers ·living. two si~ and one brotloer are· deceased of Mra. lfO!Iner. Mr. Hoffner hao Jbree brotloero and one sister decea>ed. The pareRII of both are deceased. , Mr . -· ,. ' ' ...' - ,:. "' ' """'· " ~- t' • .. , .js....; ""· 7·30-- .: . "' .~~ .. ."' ' ~I •. ,_ . . i, .. . - 9•011 Mlk' DoUglas. Capt. Kangaroo .~ ,I. ~ 9. :10--:..' • ' tn·nn-m..· Giless IO ·?.;_I!ewt • -- Movie ' ' ',, ,. ,j -~. . .. ..,..... . lQA!'tv.J ,._ '... .- '1:45 "--I ·' •• " . ' ~~=- -· McOovl 11 · 1111-~ornJng ~ndv .Gnmtto UO Cartoonll 12 ·1111-Jeilflardy Love Of Life 12'!5-12'!11- Postol" ... INS12-55--N..,. News ~"'"" For " .r-::-' .,.. . ' t.. . s·»-c~or, SaJ Living Legion Beanv and Cl:cil ' Perer Potamus III ·M- 10:45 Living World IH'III Life .. ·" 11:30 ' 1'lilllo( Chri~tioher! .- r~mera 3 Film Bullwinkle Discovery Partr . A ,IIIII 'hr' lll . Face The Netioll ABC Scope Oral Roberta Facing LUe Crusade Soc. Security We Believe Spto. Spectacular Lighthouse l Harmony Boys Presents Ta~ Fit_for Daktari TV Show •• Reuse ' :Athlii·tics Keep Cheryl Faiber - ~ l'a~ · · ' " Conllde!l!!lll • "" Is Answer Lamp Look !Jp 10.00 c.tding Ugbl w...1d God 1'45-Jubhee WOin1111'1 PaRe • Ben .cUeJ. All World 'fllr-. "' · '. ' 2'55-. !·1111-Anolh. 1·25-- TV-IS Church t•3D ,, II 311-Porodi,. Bav Diek Van 'lvke ,.,.,_Ooctm - ·- CHS TV4 Truth The t-110-0tll' Llveo SoviD!E8 Evange11sm i ·, ·~ \. . •• " ; ' 1--~~----------------------novllgbt ThlllJ· Dayttme Shows ""' -~ "1-' ~ ... ' ' LucY !D · ~ncentrat. .star ' ' ' '-.. ,··.. r..~ ., .':'." .• 8'1111- · :' .. .... 'i . . ' ~ ~; . '"'"' ' · W4[lace Word . Miko • ..,·-· DaRv ~Word 1Chuft>h t1f Chrtsl llooO :. . '. ·.· Fun ScbOof ~~ ~ :- ,; .~ t, . ,~. ~. ·' WCIIS Tf4 · ' :i ._ II'IITN TV·U l--"'1< • I .'! '' .} . 7'1111-Today 7·115-- - : l. Sunday l1wlt I Am A Soldier 'lbe Big Guy ·~ · - · · New lliiL ·lliiiPiiiJ ' 'l'o reu Trutll N.,.. Edi!O' nr Nlttllt W..J.Ell. Radio ... , . 'lbe Jl.uriel M~ Too YOiiii -~!i '4:311' 118-CartDoa iRYAN ryan ·aken I 7:011 Caravan 7:311 Deatll ,...., 1:1111 Rank 1:311 Sing Alonl Jlosan'o 1:00 Mr. Robfrll 1·311- Gomer Pyle Movie llerOII ~Well ~ . . 11:1111 U.M.C.L.Z. Farmlr't llatlll!la: -· . . e.urt ..~ . 11:011 Newl 11 ·1"" ·~-­ ~- ~- ..... 1:\pur_- ,; ,< -~-- Mews l~ ,. .:P ., , r,.i!J, .. ... :.... ... .."' . . ~ Saturday· .:: T ,._ r ·. F0 '' Jlovle 01~ - ~~ - 11:10 Ti>oJghl ' ' .~::., j ~ j .: • -.: • \ ' I • _ IIRMI.f'atniiVLt~SUrp F~ Peet•le•.-4 Da.,..CalJie TV . ' ,, look good on ·the (ol fort tool "''"" ~· these rugged WSAZ TV t 7'1111-Aim8Die i ptrfornl LEATHER~ 1·-Popeyt 1·111- tfoodord 1:30t:~ 1:30--Aians Aid te:IO Bllld . 1t:l8 lleeMe ' Jeelle ~ Teon. '-'" - Mighty-- ,, Lasole 11:10 Tom ' lr!rtJ QuiS Dmr . 11:111 . 12:1111 Ba<ll. , . . . .,. ; 12:31 Till Uaal ..< · 12:15-The bride's mother wore 1:10 Till .,........ blue dreslllld a wbire bat. l:SI Till ·' ' . Riveted Blutcher. I ber H111l. !. EWidtbJ. 1 GUNS 1:10- .; ,ALL KINDS •• WE SEU. OR TIADE . , . ! .....-"' , COMPLETE LINI Of' l._,kllllqvlpmtnt, P'~Shellol lullell ---.... . • .,_ . J:1:30-- ,. ..,. •:•• I ,. ~f:ot- THE .SH :' ,.~, JS,. ~,... . -cJ:so Goll j'}j ' ~1 . ........ . -·liii,TLAND, ' . .. '' 'r ' . . Tbeltre ' . . Lel'a Dance -· ~- ¢', ,·, ::o.ll:"';·•ci.·~·-l'i:2 . ·-..;; • . :-s:Git s.t:11 .,_ Gun· Shop '!bwD ' Oullt ,.. 1111 l'lci1D , -... .:' 4 ' Jim 11ant '\ ' , . w.' ~ ~ molber of lbt 8'00111 wore �~. f'i ~·· ~- .,. ' , 1..'"·1 ' '' ' t . )\ i.· . r .' ~·~( 'i'"· , ...... ' ,1 ' J!'. Chrlll Bible SebtOI W:el~t!l Politi O!b!!!'· 1'!ft 1 blank space. 1ndthe wl!e or hQsbond -know the .. ...ell 1, aow ill ...,108 11111 held lts 1could not ,C<Implete a true pic- Post apprectale!l thO time and . Jane" I! !rom 1;30 1o 1:30 Nl(bt" the Iture. talents ~acb had given for Leg- 1 ...,_ evealng Mouday throlflb I '"!~ ,Sot. W, Sgt. Davis was accompanied .loil projeeta. . , . ; , .~.. 1 Frlda.v. Bible lhidy and o;i'of~ of the Ohlo.l by hlt,Wif-t, a ·f~t rreuuent 01 Represenl$tl" thlph ...:Wet):. I. work are offered eaell. day, the . . PAOt ,Jt _AuxUI~ry. and •I pre,. er remarked·on till!· "bew:J,Ielgs aloof with diU....I ...,.... '~clk;;;,:iJ;;.j Pom· enl chainn_. an, of the 81b Dis- Caunty," ' aod bow it! people donal ,e~videl, CbUdrea of ·" fol'lll- k(ol A~XIh•ry s . Americanism bad 'oined'lor<eS to work to get ' all cbarcb prel....,ces are of Post 39, program.\ I · be boo' and I · ' ~erican Le1ioo Chalnnan fo~ the even!'!!! was =~i~,;:ads, ~,:;;:;:..,'''Mr. ~me. · . ••en1e h~ (I :'onk A. ~Vauahon ~~ Intra- Welker re.W~ his poiltion _, 1 ,,...• ., ~ '" , our points, ueed eac . pel'l!'n tiOU ·DOted 'to work Ill. every'<wAY . to oerve 'I')VO BUFFLARS BORN <Family, . aod a ,'cle\"U, !hal that person bad peoplt anilaiW'ays' tcl iie ol ser- PT · PLEASANT _ Mil!ard each pomt ~ , dOne the pasi year. Also, be 01. . . · .· . Legion pl.,ed al\>lail\fd' theresson'for lhe "Ap- vice to his _feqow man. ··, • Wall~,, manager of the Ch'•: . oi!e wltboul the preclatlnn . N!ib~" being to let . Mr. C. J .. Rhodes, .past Post GoriiSta!k Hunting Ground!. re ,__,;:,.__.:___..:c..:__=.;. -. - · - - · -- · - ComouaiJIIer~ ,ll!elp Service 01• ported the bJrth of t~o ; more n~ fleer, and· Legion Service Off~ baby_ buffaloes we>ghing ap· ers remarked on bow he hod prol:amately 50 pounds each. iven the American Legion Currently on the ' HunM~ , ·. , Q a~~ any~lng but the te&ion bM<al. grounds, there are 12 buffoloes .> spoke I I or vcceosed Memb by Ph ., thea Cl ::· i , 1 .' :,:, • , · · ·• • " · ' panled by Canaday. Mr. 0., 0. Patterson,' lofln~:Marcla •l)enlaon save the trea· Gosptl Four, Davlcle,Grate, '14, boilr~ ol !llm:lfs lj)eejlp&, 08 Rutlan('lll&il,Sc~Q9i )eac!1er surei'o report Coral F. Pier..,, ,Jofin Grite, '68, 8\eVt Grt•mm.!Tues~ay be~~ng •1· l2:30 p,' · and prlnclpal,.was horulf'\d dur- 1 chai•maQ. of,. nominating coil> '66, and Gene Grate, a soph<> m., at Osc" 1• ' ing the program ·oJ th' ~ent miltee, presented the following more, _presenled 1everal Uu~:;u•.:: !!~5!i ~!i;:;v! 1:~u;iuW i names ·· for e1e1.;~;uu ::. :'~~~ .. ~ ~~~> 1 ~""*~,..:. :~...... ;.~-;:Tlu;w Uy ClC TO MEET .~ Banquet Ackriowledg,ement of lor 1917 ~od these """"' WlOnl· Debbie. Smith. Miss Is . 'i Mr. Patterson wao glyen byfmousiv aporoved; Pre•ld<!nt, !P'OOP .~tqglng of thO .ac_ii<IDI I The <laiUa ~:<!Wily IniPrO~!!' Mr. Robert Snowden, vice - J~hn .Colwell. 1915: VI~!- iionl, Three Chf!!~ ment •CorporatiOn will hold Ill president of the a986clatlon. denl HerhPrt Grate, 111811: Sec- lond HIRh Sciu>ol, J1111e directors meet.- ' Mr. Patterson gave a 1ho~ talk relary, Lioda Haley, 19611: and Mrs. . Morlha Bolton ' uig at 12:!0 p.m., Monday· 11 ort lnte•••li~ll 'lid . -h~morous 1 'l'r•.,uror, Mrs. Maxine Dyfr, 1~ wha~b W'J~ Osc.a f't events duriJlg __Ills IU!mlnjstra.- ttl50. . • "'"· Catherilie .,.........,.,..;;f;;ri;;;;;o•iii~ tive career. Mr. · li~vi4 Wise· Th 11 .11 1 man, president, ptese!rted a •-!"' ' 8 0 personalized' Bib!~ an~ a large t~en, : with Mr. Wehei' . p(clure of the hl&b- s<hool · to ·bold being lhe only . . Mi-. Pattersoia on belaal( ·or Ill• the first crad~ating cia!l Rutiapd Alumni. 1. , . 1910 In atteodance. Mr. ' ·. . ' mond Johnson, 1935, The)7!" an~·· banquet was !altimnl tra~llng the · ~orli~!'l..!' ,.,rve\1 liy the Rutland PTA to ' distance, bavlng·come from ,r.';l pPmSistrung Mr. ond Mra; Charl01 M. 11116 South West , ltreet, Flnd!IIY, former Jy · ol ! Pomeroy, wm celebrate the 1r fOtb plden Wedclin& B!lDIVetUl'J today at the Centrai Churcl! of Christ In Findlay lrolil 2 to I p.m 'lbe Hoff· netJ hive four cbildreil living, Mrs. Jamee (Martlu!) Cbaln, Mr. Lee Albert Hoffner, Mr8. Georp (Mary) StaCil ~ ~Mr• . Charlel llof!nar, Jr., on o(<i'ln4· lay. 'lllere are two cbi1dreo decealed, one in Infancy and 1 son, Harvey, was kllled 11 !)ee, aotfner, l!r., board 'ol \ 8, 195f. ,' There are Dine crarufcbildren ond oil: great (randchlldren. Mr. HOflaer lw two otslerl and. oae brother living, Mrl. Heffner has two olsters eod two by the prayer poem wae liven by Mrs. serve his cou~try aod follow . · ol the .Rutland Meihodlst bad ils 25th re•mlon, with of the Middle- Chester Erwin. Americens. Once a man puts on TO MEET TUESDA'Y I Church gave the Invocation. members present Thu~sday Reported on the sick list the uniform of his country nev- The_ Leadi~ Creek Wotershed Mr .. Wi!ll>man welcomed the "!Iss Latlschla Gate~·.,:~:~m~:~ . Mrs. Wen- were Mrs. JenrUe Satterfield, er can be truthfully quit serv- Assoc1abon will meet Tuesday, alumm a~ gues~ and extend- torlan, a~ Mr. dell .. presld· Mro. WilHam Bradford, Mrs. lng. Mr. Rhodes was given 8 June 14,' at 7:30 f. !"· at the 1ed a spec1ai creetlng to the :rl Saiut4torran, were "';.... 1 .• · Gliff Russell Mrs Harry MiUs standing ovstlon at the •nd of Legion Hall All meelingst here- Imembers of the J966 craduat- as th• honor 8tudenls ,of ~- }!letf!iat., opened with Mrs Briqs ' Mrs· Minerv~ !lis remarks after will be scheduled on Tues- ing clas$ that were present. The 1966 class. · In~ 00. IIQDC~Idllowed by devo- Childers, M;s, ~ Childs, . .' , · day evening due to other cretary's report O(a9 r e a d .....,lll,.iss_-J~ea,,.n__.TI.,'Iii•_j',,'66.;,,.,_..;:.,d;_~~;'!!~~ 0 ta~~II'Y1!I! !JY. rs, Edgar AI· M 0 E M Kl 1 Rod 11 Eag_!P.J DtstrJct Commander , llictinR events. , bv M,.,_J,.n..P.Arker ond .Mr~ c• 0 Jeri!ib~; M ings giving ver- r. · · c n ey, e Ben · · ~ ·1 ' si<ilr<~r)IR Wd'l Prayer were Stelly, Theo Neutzilng, Blanche sue: . <>ffer6ll' bf-'M"r£ Otho Watts, Gilkey, Homer Jones, Lena Me· in J Mrs. .·WHIIam Reynolds, Mrs. Elhanny, Clara Dllgard, May vi~ Gertsch, Mn. Leslie Ervill, Lightfoot, and Mr. Cunningham, min MrS. 0~~ Roush, Mrs. Ernest nephew ~~ Mrs. Lallance. Thank 39 ,I Lallance, 14 ~. Alfred Roush you notei!i were read from ~s. bfto g.Ve 1 ·rerulliig titled "A Lit- Wilbur Theobald, Mrs. Ch1lds YOOI . ' and Mrs. McKmley. to 1sr UurinM the business meeting • "'-· - G" Daytime Shows DayUghl Savlap 'llme . M1M .... ~nf!r IlleS a bakeless hoke sale was con- lfll 1 Party /}If, eekend dueled and it was reported that over _ws..::....Az_"_" ._:.._.,:__WHTN ___,....•• • ~ :: 1 the float for the regatta parade lflq 8:6-Com Cob BY I ,oillh, .and llllnonds aoked i!lfNI!YLAND ~ till ~iss ~~~ S. Turner enter· !was compiet~. The class voted ord ' ROLtft'OOI) . fNBA.) -~Cari to help lalm ,........te thla firs! of aeveral' new: atllllcUon• taihed ~it, -~ :-weekend party to provide an arrangement of Wh! 7:00-Today DaRy Word J1'00TI.008Il AND laney tree: ':set, :• . scheduled to ~ 1111• !lllllllllell at the~~ ol ~~r parents, Mr. flowers in the sanctuary Sun- ovli 7:0$Mike wanace , way PerhaJiil the . a addest i1oJner ...........,.,. every de"It's A 1lliall World" wu ani ~rs. 'Everett TW'ner . of day in memortam for deceased ~ DaRy Word 7:2Scommentary 011· the illale olilll of the , . .._ lftD llela,brougbt baet to''lbe park after Faith Danvlll~. Th_!L_&irls enJoyed members. The meefing in July Ipj! 7:30television ~- <0111011 !rom .,laioijB.e os a l!tfoolraob nf1two smash ;years at the New swiplrp'~,,Lfd?~ke Alma, ne~r will be a picnic on the lawn of. FunSchool 8:Slarcher E. Jack Nedman, eurrently ..,. Frallldln Roosmll• the woD. JYork WorM • Fair. Wellston. br;wl1ng, and a movte, the "Little House" beginning at I " 8:311-procjucing' the feature ftlot,la loor of u~ ·- ud bolt• I The oneninl were and on,SI!Jllf!aY ?'omlng they 6:30p.m. The picnic committee ' :~: "The Vene!ian Aflslr," . with a. raler DafiH Ia llle toni of I . fuH of bands llld 4nD<erB and •II aU~ed serviCeS at the will be Mrs. Lallanct, Mr lose, 9:011 Mike Douglas Capt. Kangaroo Rohei'l Vaug"'1 ~ol lib Sorn- sOwlliiJ ""cbtaO, ..., the """" speecb!a and batitJy faces. The Salem, ~ntett'ethodlat Church. George Meinhart and Mrs. GerMovie 9:311mer, · wu 111ref, ohow here Ill ha8lllaJiy the same Attend!pg ~· Debbae Smith, lach. a 1~:00-Eve Guess Lu<? Sabra 'Coniiilaji, Darlene Smith, , Gu N Ia lbe IUD wbo .,.. Re. -1180 lllartled Jose Fer- ai It In New VOlt ,but II 10·25-N""' eaman · ucb leviJ. rer, wlao Is In lao l>leture. by Is bou8ed In a much more otBarbara;,~·u~ms, Linda Shene- For the program members m~ 10: 30---Con<enL The McCov! field. K~ \Jklght, Pat Kenne- wore their favorite flower and Gufd :ted~~ prod~~lld:a:: Mr proving that · be could dlsa!!- !rRcllve b>JI!dln• - rnmnl>'te dy, LU!y -hpbilden and the bos· told why they had chosen 11. er ~ {{' k . : sem~l.e •n4 reaaemllle a s.,.. with a clock thot goeo off fVetf !llpennarket 11:011-Momlng Sla Andy Griffith ova tnr macbine. ·~~ than ' !S minutes with ligures marebtess, Mii!IS "'!"~· The memorial service for de- 2nd l Th• Dating Game 11:30- Paradlse Bay Dick Van .Dvte ~ : .·; ' ceased members . was in charge Ke 1 asked 'blm If .lle'il ge bact !II vears away frOm 'ft. lng III'OIIIId. Dnnna ll!ed 12:110-Jeopardy Love of Llfe to television or If he's eommlt''Maybo Carl hasn't taulhf me fn August. Disneyland will O{le.i llouJe Plunned of Miss Mildred Hawley & Mrs. cer~ . 12:25 N~>ws ted to .Wbrldng ill the future anvthln~ about ..Ung." open New Orleans Sqoa... More of Ma98 M1idred Hawley and Mr 8th Father lmwl By Syracuse Couple Oscar Roush. 12·~11-Postolll<e Seorch '"" 'l'llmor Gil !Ibn .~No ~ . oal4. ''llul rm me •• expert on 11tat later - Ill .\ugtlllt. If 12:4SGuldlftc lJifd Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mumaw This service Included a anct,. : '!'Piml)>." 1111. _ . . '"' IMIIIflll moclalnel ....... be eraet. 12:55 Neww of Cleveland will observe their duet by Mro. Edgar Truil . .. .......... 1110 Ia televldell 50th wedding annivenary Sat- worth and Mrs. Chester Erwin Jewe 1:011 19en Woman's P'Bn 111111 urday June lith with open liUed, "The Lights of Home. C. - ~ 1:30AI World Tunll ~ 1 house. Red roses were placetf in a and~ 1:35~nl!fng ;",.tl!l¥i!tttt .. ' . The Mumaws are former res- crystal bowl by Miss of l.j( c.nflden!lal Dat .... III!IL• ""· ........ Onvtfme Shows . nnvlighl Savina '11m• ldents .ef Syracuse where Mr. as M111. Roush read the list Pa"'rord A 'nme !"or Ul -party Mumaw was born and reared, oames, closing with prayer 1:lol ..PI 11JGIBI-fot,__ , ··- n,-.. .•.-as were their two children, Mrs. George Childs. 3:00 Another World To TeD '!'ruth - lllll· pll!: fl!!ti'.I!!IIMI' 'l'be W!IAZ .'IV-I wall Thomas and Virginia. Thomas Following the meeting 3:2'News .,_, .... 1111 ·1:45-Com Cob passed away about two years hostesses, Mn;. Allensworlh, 1::10 You Don't Say Edsle 01 Nll!fll The lfnrseo belt .... W'illd- lid 7·1111-'NIJ Dllllv Won! ago following open heart sur- Mrs. Erwln, Mrs. Roush and ,_ .......,. ..._ Never Too ,.,_ Gll))r one llaal Ml't aell. When ,_._ Mllre Wolb!e \ 4 _.,,~, _ , . . • ...,. I tllat f t l ..... ....... M g•ry. Virginia also Jives in Mrs. Watts with Mrs. Lightfoot Dally wart 4:t\5 Mr. _......,~ Cleveland. Their home address contributing, served 1 Life ol .r.... 4:3t V~ Boor 'll!mpte Wlam Aelft11 II ·-~ ·is 111616 Hulda Ave., Cine- course In 19 members and ..... i!dlololl land 4. 1guest, Mrs, Elliot of 1:011 Claeyenne !looP!' Sa111 · I Wl!:llf OVBB .. A1abJ 1·1101::111Belfer !lmt!n'a bone Ill • 'I'OIIJ l · Look 111m. ''Bull 1:81 MB:e Doaglu Catll ltanF• Mrs. ~ Mov' llllllll Y.tN Deal" 11111 wluat l:a- . 1 trict 1 Evening Shows ·, 40LiqWd lnellln brothero Uvlng. Two staters and one brother are deceased of Mrs. ~- Mr. Hoffner · haa · tl!r.. brotbera and one lister deeealed. Tho parent.r .r both are deeeased. Mr. con- l.. to rl;bi, atanding, Mrs. ~~·e! Srisgal, Moderator, St. CroSB, Glous~; seated, Mrs. ' Alice Rowan, Pre•., St. president, Sacred Heart, Pome· .•. Monday BuchteL Callan, S~g UpsJr~~~~Trying To Make it into These Sma&TV Tubes Show Beat ]j•' - - - - - - - - 1 Talented Producersjn Unending \V~Ik ~-wens_"_"' Awav from TV:Studi~s to Theater. Fi~ If ,, ;Jl' s. l ""'""'nnl., J Sam'lltlledl<i · · I 1:45-Corn Coil' " ..._.,......... .Tuesday • •an. ,.., ...., · c.- ,......tl"a."... . 1 "Gont to J'OIZl' 4 Fknrrer-- . had!" 8-aad~ G.Hambllqer 12Chtmicll i11fMt dh.raw13 .a OWructl lt Sovh!C.... 0401-H liJ Spltltlell U Dlamount.e4 ,..... ·=-Eve JD:-Nows Guelll ~ ~~2 Fultz, !Inger 18Ptrtalllaltl 1 13 BJnl bill p)... to ':n.w: w11111 M fabril II*UciDI .. ''Kon ltlltl, &;J..- 21 Befc.re II At aD. U... 24. "Ara ....-... of If Bitter vetcb IIIMl" . DOWN ... . 1--0faU. :1'7 ...... 10 . . 32UaltedJoi.Bilrlee 36Roulldld ===- .. 2~ I'HalaIPil , .._ _.. ···-Rve ,::: E.~ . ·•=• · 10:011 Nen Prollle-IrYie BID IJ!ICauie'Df•.lbe 11!1111. I t<M-"'~er ,,.._ 1:00 Special t:altlpf ~· GUNS 7:30 8:00 ' , . ALL KINDS •• WE SELL OR TRADE .... ~- ··~ COMPLETE LINE OP Gun Shop · · Rtm.ANII. Great Sclclel)r . ol 1:!0 ~"c\'U 1:45 1:110 "" 1:30 10:011 I, " 10 nu11m~~ of . . York. . t~i~ , "~ .-......~.,. '""'"'" :.::.. ·. ~. ,.,. Fur 111 womens Nen 10·-Eve Guea te·-Nows General llosptlll 10:!0-Concentral TheN.... The McCovs Andy Griffith Diet Van Dvke • Llfa Love ot Nen ' ,, Dnn' . .•.. Searcll ''"' - ,· OukDnl Llgld'Tomor ,,Fatlier' - ~ '. .' l:~r uVea Rave Gun Wul BatmU 1 I· i&-Doctorl t:SS- Patty Dub !APt RBibllllet Blue Grei!D Acrel Tile Bli Yill"' DldVm)>yte . ' Dauny ~ Long Rol Summer · I'IOIIIIUibr lien S·IIO-Anolb. WWI "Stave McQaeen, Jim Gar- 1:115Vap Dyke, Deo Klotls, of tbem ..... 10 \eotl tile doir open . Callan ukl. 1-lbe serlell lo ..... lldnp lor me in ptctures. • ' 1:311-Dnn't Say f:OII Mr. cartooo Ul-Hucli J.l!laod <. . . .~~ CcmfldOI)IIial ·: . -·:rt me """'""• "·!K .. u: _' .. •\ Women's Mlrill' · Gea. Ho9J1IIil . ' To TeD Truth Nen Edc• ot Nllbt Secret Storm Slllrley Templt· ,e Nurseil lie''"' ~!"'" Too voanc Actlan Ia ' Rtlleman Beaver ii~­ &:30- ' . -ther News 8:110-Ne.wa 1:110-Newa ,, NeWI a..... au. f!lii-Hobo 7:311 Dan lloOIIe .Batl:nu < l:ot GllilllaD'I Island 1:311 Lando ' ' 1:111l:lt Mletle Fiml !If Three- ' Dean Murtla 10:11•• l wens Fargo MoVIe . ...-. . ::::Llfa Bewltdted PeyiOD Place _. . IIIII · ~ . - Evening Show• Red Sb!IGn ' Fun Sd!oat 0tm Fqlllve . .J"i\, Olnl!tfenllal 7·-Dr. lmdl!e T:lll .VIralnla I:Gtl RDNu'l _,. Calnal What's New 'S.....lty '.,... Shirley TeQiple Dafly Wori llovy and GoUa• Woman'• P•lie All World ,.,.,. l:oo.-aao,- 1(ews m PPoernlplldlllldl1111 '111t1SD.tY . .. Mike wanace tlabl JOHN T. BRYAN (pwstBryan ~:·: are Taken w... Dally 1:10 Mr. ClrlioCin .,.. S!nr!n !ildrler 'l'lmple 1 7:1111 "'oaldlllc "" NP MRS. Da111111 Gomt .,._ "'' """tloaal IJSA:Arta .and The • • ~e Daylight Savings Time Searela ..... Tollllll'. I:Sit Docloll MONDAY ~·M-Cheyoant 7:00 p, m. What's New l&Y Ntlltnl ~ f~ fl · l·lltl7:30 · International l\log. . HOU.YWOOD WPJ) - lay abJuudtng.lbe people at Colum-1--------.....,-----:--...-----1::10 Cloema IDemala tho Menace\ Nortti has bla. ,.,._.,., art EvemDif ShoW. · 10:15 "''" Profile-Kyle BID::-~~~~~""~ aJ!JIMII•. Simlllada Ia ......._ _ _ _ _ _ __.._._ _~-...----;--,·TUI!SDAY . """'lira ............, lbe . 111!11 f4r . ···~ -Wwftlas Weather N7:011 jj, m. What't No lll!l'ieo "Sp11ee 01n1.• lhe · , f:l~ :; _;", · · ·, Jonnln.ll 1'0111 7:!0 DBA: The llo9e! •i ll·:itl-riewt : · C11s ife,. .Wella Fargo - lAift 01 Life l:li5l:llll-o\Dolh. World To TeD ........ 1:2'Hen 1::111-Dnn'l . ..., Edlle ., lft8lal ~-1. keejJ8 lllem In lbe 8:110 1:30 1:!0 10:00 t.ae, ,.. lleOIJI ,, ' ' >· ' , WI!8NIIID.\I . 7:110 •·:...m Wllal't Ntlf ·, 7:3t - ·.qfte ~ . • 2:00 Our !Joel . J;it Au ROOf . ~th Jfllia. ~~JI..; Ill New t·!S' iN. • ' S!!fl!orland ' ' ' fill !rife. ..:111 """'t.SoY ' !dee 01 Nlthl ·· I:J!' Paris tuiit" . !l!•·~'lo IJiow. here. But •-~ Secret stmyn Channei ~ZO DBA: Arts aDd 11ae Unl•. 'llliy'• Ulhmo klcka •·ns-Jofr ~ • . Nan FRm Donne Reel 1:11111:101:15 -!!!~ ·. · ' · · ·'• • t'OUJ.TV lto _ _ _ _ su,...toolbythullovtcorloollo ['#]HI HAD A''U I II]"( I I I J] (J Dally Wood D:IJII.;-Jq4ftlf D:D:IIi>-Newa """'! . ,_, __,:- 0 Dally Word !;uj16iillfbt 1!:-~"'M"'Iolllelbll-· ... -~PHd" IIPon.b IDeaUN I I Mike Walleee ll:OO,..'IIara Sllr Grl!ll6 Dlda:' Von o.te 11::111-Pancll• Bay """' 11:2'- ---------.:.....'----...,....-..,;...,,('ilgenf.& play- .... Cllllell a- ....,. S:-Newt LaW111811 Westber Meww "Ow IliaD Ill Moroboh.• 1ft·!S-Neww I:ISPeter Jenillnp . . 10·~l The MeCoon 6::111-Newl NGWI Wells l"a!'g, 'I'OIIJ eoplala<d tllal IIIII 1111 I IMotlean print, and tllev're II ·1111-Mom~ T:Gtl Movie N.,.. llellort Bave Gun. '1'rnll cbisfflr ilae lill!llor 1be Unit- 1H11-P111'11oll.e 7:311To Ton The 'l'rulla 12 OC!ock Rl&b ed lititei. ft'• 11J10tber 1n lhe ~ 1:00J"tt Gat A s..nt ~-spy eycle aod t1 Ills Ill tt•!S1:311Laey Sllow J...,. Jamea 1110mefttt. 1111111eolortv whon fll).'tft-Po!tomoe . ...., cela llmllved with - INSt:OII Mualc Han Andy' Grllfllh ~~oP!aabco ell. . I!·KS-N... R 1:311aze '"'-' I ...metn1ier when Tllnv woda: Avengers ed Wltl> I .lion Ill "rtui!J" be I ·1111-Newa lO:Gtl Rill lor Lift Talent lleoufl ·lliJIIIIi~f!net! bltlelV about the · I·MNews · ll:Gtl ' ._.. .;· llaia~i ~~~· aod 1 1-15-stnrln' l1:15'· dlred ' ' !Iii' found mnell, ~·- u- ,_,., l1:28oLate ljbolr· ' ~- ' .· . •·!lfj:..Doekft &ule pan, 11::10 Tonlllbl s>a ·•·· ;:,.v;;-.... . Movie .. ·-~ -~·to,....... r.- . 2·5S- . . 12:01 :~ ~ ,~·., ill·~,- ...,.It unelllald .,.._~~h w..td :;{ -M"11'uth ident, KnapP ..... ..... .... f:lltl Todar f:OS• r:!Sr::lll- I ,1::111- 7·,_ 1!11111 011 ... - ' ""'""'to ··-- -------------------flbmdall'• ·,... Franlt ' . ... Mite Doqlu . OlpL llaopNe tllal . !lltfi.ler ~ll1J~-u.J-.JIJ.J,- I l:oo.- no• w·..,. - be de. opmeot " Is preoldent of Noof three tlvlty ·Oeanery : Catbollc Womtel:l:w''es. The ian's <;lub Of the Steubenville i II he Dioc.,.;. , bII tEMuSH I I] I u -y.~~~~~;;;;;;--~;;;;;;;--~~~~co~~m:~edi~c~(bopefu!ly) mlsunws~ rv.a wCBS rv.a WIITN TV·II ·~~ '!"ell,~ Ferreri » I r · 1'ednaruay_ __ w• 1 Convention June 15th u...........- .....Jumbl11, mUiion people watch you an TV ·ont lattet 1o uch every wee!<, lt'a a pretty good form four ardln117 wordo. bet a Jot of them ..UI go to see 1 [ your movies. 1 !FFlT(tj::r.:-.,-.:::.Good For Rim "If I thought thla aew aeries burt me, I wouldn't do II. ~ where can an actor , _ JIE_!!!{ so much money so fall? No other medium pays so weU." .....~===::..:t.-.1-..l The new aeries, "Occasional .J Wi£e/' stars Callan as a junior V"'ii execuUve In a baby food company who pretends be's -. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - married lo a beouUiul prl In ~ , • to cet a oalary ralae. FISHTE Now uranr• theelrcletlletltro Dpvtime Shows DavHehl SaVJn!!S Time The situation leads to a serlea r- tht ,_,....,...,, oo HOLLYWOOD (UI'l)-Lille ahave uaed vldeu ao 1 18lmon swlmmlllg UJHiretllll, stone to plctureo. .actor Michael Collin Is buckln8 After 14 movies, lnclodlftg ihe curran~ lao!ad~ from lhe "The lnlenlll," "Cat ' Bollon" bl« inovle ..,.., to the sman and "The VIctors," C&llan television· tube · ..mu;, l1l0flt of decided te!evlsl011 would do his - fellow perfermers aremore to help Ills eareer than ·.,yin• 14 make 11 In the otherlijms. direction. ''Proclucer9 today are 1mDick Vm Dyke. David (re!led wflh teleVIsion Janssen and 1 dozen othmmre,,. he explaJned. ••tr DI9Jt.ILIJND . - . Observe 50th Anniversa· 0_ C '1'1> .. ' ;.· -- J ' • ., :H _ 111,j J,11ne l,.ucoo, '86, • J.V '' ' 1eb .·. ste _ . r Post ld.s t'irst . ' *'~·:~=· ~"·' ; ~a';~:· Rutland\·· · . : u mni,AsMe ,\' ' iat , io~' 1:1-'f~e ~Uildil)l 'fimer&nan~l. ~unu•Y. Juu•l~,lijuo l rs tbrouP' tl,l · · c oF . MIIJET 1 .·, Ni§.h,l.·~.·.· .ith 'D.'aviS,· s_·. ~~ :·. ....... _ .L . ·er ::.~r:::::~~ ·~ Honotos~ 0 ~: 0~ Patter~()n ~ :~.~Bo~"":;;!uwe'lorf:acC<)pl· ~~.~~\:~lsho~~rJun~' V~llo&l ~abra. fro.tD 'i �~~:::~=~- 1"(,=- ~---- ·-.- ,{. .. ·:;~;.t. -.~ ·· ·...;~~=-~:.=~~=~=!!!~!!!~!~~;~;;e!~~ ... ' .......... ' ' ,,., I + ' I ' ' . ' . ' j ..... '' ' -' 1. - ; ! .. .... .. t;; -- ~· ..... .... ,.·l '$'1 ij ii ii. " ' ' • ,.' Observe 50th An.nive~.JU·'·,' I - ' ' . • •• i ~~{EI ' ~. lo <t Cll ~ l:r' ; l ~ ~ =l --..· ~ llfl ~ i' :i - ~ ~ ifi li - 3 " ,,,_ ·., .1, ,.. '(' -~ .;:. 1 l .I " '• '\: .. ,- - ·r.. ' ~if' I'• If 4, �~~:::~=~- 1"(,=- ~---- ·-.- ,{. .. ·:;~;.t. -.~ ·· ·...;~~=-~:.=~~=~=!!!~!!!~!~~;~;;e!~~ ... ' .......... ' ' ,,., I + ' I ' ' . ' . ' j ..... '' ' -' 1. - ; ! .. .... .. t;; -- ~· ..... .... ,.·l '$'1 ij ii ii. " ' ' • ,.' Observe 50th An.nive~.JU·'·,' I - ' ' . • •• i ~~{EI ' ~. lo <t Cll ~ l:r' ; l ~ ~ =l --..· ~ llfl ~ i' :i - ~ ~ ifi li - 3 " ,,,_ ·., .1, ,.. '(' -~ .;:. 1 l .I " '• '\: .. ,- - ·r.. ' ~if' I'• If 4, �•I' /1, . ' I '111~ ,., . THAT WILL .MAKE ' J At Pot-5on_age ' LINKS AND TIE-TAC In gold or silver finish metal .. .. .. In many . " . .' 1 .' I handsome designs. $2.98 and $3.98 l '. LATESTCOLORS; MOST • ·. WANTED FABRICS, . ' A R " R y ~- ·• l No-Iron Tapered Shorts Polyester and cotton hold crease witbout ironing, . . Belt-loop model. ~ Ccwerecl,.JIKt To Suit You and A¥1llable and New, F1bulous, ' . .Quick Delivlry ,rograin by . ' ,:_' ' ROWE. No-Iron Dress Shirts ,, .' _," $5.00 to $8.00 lpl'eld, button down or tab collars; white or Keep Dad, cool, crisp and neat this summer. Polyeater and cotton abort-sleeve lhlrts wltb tolid colon. GIFT TIES: quality tieli In stripes, paisleys, so· lids . . . Luxury fabrics. $1.50 to $2.50 FREE .' Mr. IIICI ""'· Alberl Meyers of Urbana we"' In Gallipolis Friday 1o villi her brother, Gary T. Bane, who underwent surgery at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Virgie Howard spent two weeks visiting relatives ln lndianapali!, Ind.. and they accompanied her home . STRETcH Bobby Hatcher, 1011 of Mr. Mrs. Howard Hatcher, of Harrisburg, has enlisted in the SOCKS: a fine gift. L u'x u r y blends of wool and ny· Jon. 1 lize fits an. ti.OO.ncl $1.50 •n4 Nary and flew by jet to G<*al Lakes Traininl center, where he will take his boot traininl. .. COWlDDE WALLET Ill broWJI or black. Clear· view card bolder. Dad will Jove tbls. $3.95 to $7.50 ·'' ' TO ·BUY .FUitNrFURE , r A 4Jroat luyl Bt:JC:ta:ROO y., _ Frederick Stoll" and daughters of Upper Arlington are visiting ber sitter 1nd hus· band, Mr. IIICI !fn, Den! Roes. ' ' Miss Ann Morgan 18 home from Bewling GreOII St a t e University to speod the summer with her pal'OIIIo, Dr. and Short Sleeve Sport Shilts ,,,, ... Mrs. Thomas Morgan. KNtTJl'()RT SHIRT In care-&. 1iylou. Short lleeve . , . ·Spread col· lar. Miii{ COIOI'I. ~tot'.GO .. ~ ,,. . "'., .!r . ,'.· f ' • . , .,_,_ Just rJcht for Dad's Jelswe hours. Shc•rt-IJee'i;li)"; atyles In plaid, ltri!I'S, paisleys and solll4 ors. Small, medium and 'large sizes. HurrJI ._ " .•• �•I' /1, . ' I '111~ ,., . THAT WILL .MAKE ' J At Pot-5on_age ' LINKS AND TIE-TAC In gold or silver finish metal .. .. .. In many . " . .' 1 .' I handsome designs. $2.98 and $3.98 l '. LATESTCOLORS; MOST • ·. WANTED FABRICS, . ' A R " R y ~- ·• l No-Iron Tapered Shorts Polyester and cotton hold crease witbout ironing, . . Belt-loop model. ~ Ccwerecl,.JIKt To Suit You and A¥1llable and New, F1bulous, ' . .Quick Delivlry ,rograin by . ' ,:_' ' ROWE. No-Iron Dress Shirts ,, .' _," $5.00 to $8.00 lpl'eld, button down or tab collars; white or Keep Dad, cool, crisp and neat this summer. Polyeater and cotton abort-sleeve lhlrts wltb tolid colon. GIFT TIES: quality tieli In stripes, paisleys, so· lids . . . Luxury fabrics. $1.50 to $2.50 FREE .' Mr. IIICI ""'· Alberl Meyers of Urbana we"' In Gallipolis Friday 1o villi her brother, Gary T. Bane, who underwent surgery at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Virgie Howard spent two weeks visiting relatives ln lndianapali!, Ind.. and they accompanied her home . STRETcH Bobby Hatcher, 1011 of Mr. Mrs. Howard Hatcher, of Harrisburg, has enlisted in the SOCKS: a fine gift. L u'x u r y blends of wool and ny· Jon. 1 lize fits an. ti.OO.ncl $1.50 •n4 Nary and flew by jet to G<*al Lakes Traininl center, where he will take his boot traininl. .. COWlDDE WALLET Ill broWJI or black. Clear· view card bolder. Dad will Jove tbls. $3.95 to $7.50 ·'' ' TO ·BUY .FUitNrFURE , r A 4Jroat luyl Bt:JC:ta:ROO y., _ Frederick Stoll" and daughters of Upper Arlington are visiting ber sitter 1nd hus· band, Mr. IIICI !fn, Den! Roes. ' ' Miss Ann Morgan 18 home from Bewling GreOII St a t e University to speod the summer with her pal'OIIIo, Dr. and Short Sleeve Sport Shilts ,,,, ... Mrs. Thomas Morgan. KNtTJl'()RT SHIRT In care-&. 1iylou. Short lleeve . , . ·Spread col· lar. Miii{ COIOI'I. ~tot'.GO .. ~ ,,. . "'., .!r . ,'.· f ' • . , .,_,_ Just rJcht for Dad's Jelswe hours. Shc•rt-IJee'i;li)"; atyles In plaid, ltri!I'S, paisleys and solll4 ors. Small, medium and 'large sizes. HurrJI ._ " .•• �' . ·~·' . .. .,, ,,, . •,v ' I ' . • .-~ '• !·. ~"t;'.~t'l '!'~ I· ' :.f·~~~· • ;< ' • ,., ' '\ . .... : i ... . ' : ', • 1 . ; .. ' ~ . \: ( ' ~-; 6et Extra Cash The Waitt Ad Wav 1 •. , , <' ' . ' . I' • (~ 1\ •II ' ' •.1' ' ~ . ' --- ... ., .. ., ' . To . '. . ' .t . : '·'· ~ t 'il' ;: ·• -.._ ' .. Gullett, Brammer, lleMey, Mr, lllllllllfli Skidinore, Mr. Rev. r . / ;I L.~Nfl IlANK used new • ,~/, used $9.95 to Money at Wicklines " E V E R Y• Store, Bidwell, COL.·ANDREW · I.EMLiiY · . Auctl- 1.~ ­ Relllll.. ·llembecl Nallmull, Oblo iDd Wlil Vlrlli>la . A»clloDeen - ~ ·· ........ ·~~lrtl!llil . - ...........'iriiil·., '"'"' SAND BLASTING Remodeling and Cement Work Baisden Brothers ...... til ltrvlct lillfloool It Ill ,... lndhldllol _.. ,.,_ If lllrlloo LfMilY · -AiidiON SERVICE ' General Contracton Call Collect 286-1358 .. ct.iatoottoa .... Cqalton, Oblo ....... 44WNI: GtUI..U.: .~ PAINTING FOR PARMERS aemce- e'MOiuDIJ Plus 11a10a Co. Weot VL •11 YWI Elperl011j:t . . . . -te· "' lo<tlltJ. elildlldlJul'hoale& and . llolrol Cliuftlleo f' ' ._1 • .J • ''11MB ' Her husband did 1afely Ill her and ber chlldren liP and f4]l !!.~ blessed. �' . ·~·' . .. .,, ,,, . •,v ' I ' . • .-~ '• !·. ~"t;'.~t'l '!'~ I· ' :.f·~~~· • ;< ' • ,., ' '\ . .... : i ... . ' : ', • 1 . ; .. ' ~ . \: ( ' ~-; 6et Extra Cash The Waitt Ad Wav 1 •. , , <' ' . ' . I' • (~ 1\ •II ' ' •.1' ' ~ . ' --- ... ., .. ., ' . To . '. . ' .t . : '·'· ~ t 'il' ;: ·• -.._ ' .. Gullett, Brammer, lleMey, Mr, lllllllllfli Skidinore, Mr. Rev. r . / ;I L.~Nfl IlANK used new • ,~/, used $9.95 to Money at Wicklines " E V E R Y• Store, Bidwell, COL.·ANDREW · I.EMLiiY · . Auctl- 1.~ ­ Relllll.. ·llembecl Nallmull, Oblo iDd Wlil Vlrlli>la . A»clloDeen - ~ ·· ........ ·~~lrtl!llil . - ...........'iriiil·., '"'"' SAND BLASTING Remodeling and Cement Work Baisden Brothers ...... til ltrvlct lillfloool It Ill ,... lndhldllol _.. ,.,_ If lllrlloo LfMilY · -AiidiON SERVICE ' General Contracton Call Collect 286-1358 .. ct.iatoottoa .... Cqalton, Oblo ....... 44WNI: GtUI..U.: .~ PAINTING FOR PARMERS aemce- e'MOiuDIJ Plus 11a10a Co. Weot VL •11 YWI Elperl011j:t . . . . -te· "' lo<tlltJ. elildlldlJul'hoale& and . llolrol Cliuftlleo f' ' ._1 • .J • ''11MB ' Her husband did 1afely Ill her and ber chlldren liP and f4]l !!.~ blessed. �• '"' ' . ' .... ,1, -: Mei~s - The -- . ...,. "''"'" . News Beat . ·-~ • ' . . ' .. , '· . ' .,, '- '. \~ ' -, . ;. ,_ . · •-A ' IKE.AND Harold Wiseman, ~~ the Wlsetnan lnB•orai(ae Agency, G•IUpoUs, ·vf\w'!Jielt hug; west of Gallipolis urging use of seat belts. · ' OD Rt. MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER · . ' .,. . 3. • ' e Fumitl,!~f!"·'Pioor Coverings and Furnishings for Your · Home • ·W:eerin' Apparel lor your Family , ' ri/rMIIRcoMPACT $ .•. Reg. 349.95 . r' A tiO~tBLE MOIJSTER. WITH . BIG GREEk! EARS .M.JD A &U€" . ' Nm,€. AI\JD BIG Wl-\l"ft. l"EE'rn AtJD HE WAS. GRI~tJitJG AT Mt:J ' and ALSO AT ELIERFELDS WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC., l COMP.ACTTWO·DOOR REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER STREET WHERE WE SELL UNOLEUMS and LAWN MOWERS. filS Into ·30" cl kitchen apace, yot poriorma lib a qian~ Gives 13 cubic feet of lloraga IDcludlnq 110 U.a. froo:on food In the frOOJC. CoDnnlence atoraqedoora on both refrigerator and &.fter add to capacity. Porcelain euamel c:rlaper halcla 30 qta. lieoh fruita and veqetablet. Gibaan Automafic 'Cycle dehosting means no~ to emptyno dials to remember to twist. Frost ia whisked · away automatically. See this great buy today at B• Thri/IUI Save A!! of Your Sales!ips From ELBERFELDS ·IN POMEROY .. and i!!IJ8r8Dll, ••• cllill llle. . . ida, wllilm ., .. Martin 'Ford RUTLAND FURNITURE ., ARNOLD GRATE .. WAHl I HAD A 1\JIGHTMARE. ABOUr FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ON SECOND STREET 178 REfRIGERATOR·FREfZER . '· .Eib&rf•lcls Are·Open· W.,kdajs Untd S... . ' Friday Until 8 and Saturday U!lfd 9 Model H-'153 8TL ' . ' . • F ~- & ' Jbfo~• ' RUTLAND, O. 742-4211 '. I \ MAN < • ---,. .__ ____ • -- OF THE 1966 GAI.AXJE. ..500.. MONTH Carol! Snowd111 Your Stolt Farm Family Insurance Man We are proud to recognize Caroll Snowden as the le~ding agent for State Farm in the Stele during M.y intur~nct....a. Barnett F. Lilly, Agency M1111ger · STATE FARM : -... INSURANCE COMPANIES ' . -OffiCII: IIHml ....... llllloll / .' ' '',j- ' . Automatic transmission; radio, beater, power steertnc, tinted wlodabield, 39a v.a··eng~ne, automatic transmJs. slon, ndlo, heater, power steering, power brakes, whltewaU tires, many oth· MARTIN'S PRia Ctll him for Ill your euto-llt..-flre I MONTCWR.4 I)J. SIP~ snCJ(ER PRJa $a420.2i Park Central Hotel Bldg. 1 2 DOOR HARDTOP whitewall tire&. .' 1966 COMET 1966 MERCURY . ar extras. · · . · SrlCB' PRia $3619,00 . . . . , ·r, . •·', ": , .,. l ' 202 SEDAN s cynDder, 8tandar4 transmlsllou, .n- illo, beater, . ' whitewall tires, wheel . co- · veri. t]'' STICICER-·PRICE $2368.05 • .). .•t<5 'li,_ •• _·· , •• -MAITifft, ., PRICE . · ,. · ' ' ~ ' . p ' . . '' ... -1 F ·; . -,.' ' .- ·. t • - ·-· �• '"' ' . ' .... ,1, -: Mei~s - The -- . ...,. "''"'" . News Beat . ·-~ • ' . . ' .. , '· . ' .,, '- '. \~ ' -, . ;. ,_ . · •-A ' IKE.AND Harold Wiseman, ~~ the Wlsetnan lnB•orai(ae Agency, G•IUpoUs, ·vf\w'!Jielt hug; west of Gallipolis urging use of seat belts. · ' OD Rt. MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER · . ' .,. . 3. • ' e Fumitl,!~f!"·'Pioor Coverings and Furnishings for Your · Home • ·W:eerin' Apparel lor your Family , ' ri/rMIIRcoMPACT $ .•. Reg. 349.95 . r' A tiO~tBLE MOIJSTER. WITH . BIG GREEk! EARS .M.JD A &U€" . ' Nm,€. AI\JD BIG Wl-\l"ft. l"EE'rn AtJD HE WAS. GRI~tJitJG AT Mt:J ' and ALSO AT ELIERFELDS WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC., l COMP.ACTTWO·DOOR REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER STREET WHERE WE SELL UNOLEUMS and LAWN MOWERS. filS Into ·30" cl kitchen apace, yot poriorma lib a qian~ Gives 13 cubic feet of lloraga IDcludlnq 110 U.a. froo:on food In the frOOJC. CoDnnlence atoraqedoora on both refrigerator and &.fter add to capacity. Porcelain euamel c:rlaper halcla 30 qta. lieoh fruita and veqetablet. Gibaan Automafic 'Cycle dehosting means no~ to emptyno dials to remember to twist. Frost ia whisked · away automatically. See this great buy today at B• Thri/IUI Save A!! of Your Sales!ips From ELBERFELDS ·IN POMEROY .. and i!!IJ8r8Dll, ••• cllill llle. . . ida, wllilm ., .. Martin 'Ford RUTLAND FURNITURE ., ARNOLD GRATE .. WAHl I HAD A 1\JIGHTMARE. ABOUr FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ON SECOND STREET 178 REfRIGERATOR·FREfZER . '· .Eib&rf•lcls Are·Open· W.,kdajs Untd S... . ' Friday Until 8 and Saturday U!lfd 9 Model H-'153 8TL ' . ' . • F ~- & ' Jbfo~• ' RUTLAND, O. 742-4211 '. I \ MAN < • ---,. .__ ____ • -- OF THE 1966 GAI.AXJE. ..500.. MONTH Carol! Snowd111 Your Stolt Farm Family Insurance Man We are proud to recognize Caroll Snowden as the le~ding agent for State Farm in the Stele during M.y intur~nct....a. Barnett F. Lilly, Agency M1111ger · STATE FARM : -... INSURANCE COMPANIES ' . -OffiCII: IIHml ....... llllloll / .' ' '',j- ' . Automatic transmission; radio, beater, power steertnc, tinted wlodabield, 39a v.a··eng~ne, automatic transmJs. slon, ndlo, heater, power steering, power brakes, whltewaU tires, many oth· MARTIN'S PRia Ctll him for Ill your euto-llt..-flre I MONTCWR.4 I)J. SIP~ snCJ(ER PRJa $a420.2i Park Central Hotel Bldg. 1 2 DOOR HARDTOP whitewall tire&. .' 1966 COMET 1966 MERCURY . ar extras. · · . · SrlCB' PRia $3619,00 . . . . , ·r, . •·', ": , .,. l ' 202 SEDAN s cynDder, 8tandar4 transmlsllou, .n- illo, beater, . ' whitewall tires, wheel . co- · veri. t]'' STICICER-·PRICE $2368.05 • .). .•t<5 'li,_ •• _·· , •• -MAITifft, ., PRICE . · ,. · ' ' ~ ' . p ' . . '' ... -1 F ·; . -,.' ' .- ·. t • - ·-· �' ~if, K. ..,. -. ' '. "' . -. i ' >: ••• • ., ~- . t '1:1• ~· •' ! ,- ' o¥ . I ·- I ' ~ ' \. " .... . ...~ ...~. .0 .......... . . ..... . . . . '• . t - of •O~ - ' ·~ ., . . . . . . .....--.._ ... ..,. ... I ' Motlier's . Little Ill ilub met af the hori Vernon Weber, RuU I. Roll call. was taming a favorite' all eleven membe~ Mrs. Weber and f 'i ·-· Futherland wilre pr~ ing dates ana. a Mt: were discllsS'ed. f Ocmoosta;~ions wer bv Ka,..n SUt!terlan~ \~ise, Debbie Gates • rr.ary Rice on '•How Cake," Beverly Thon '·How to Gather,'' .. '• B'UNNY Bel:mdahl·· .. ' ,-·) .,-r,· /iillsD R£FRIGERATO CO.MPACT1Wt fila into 30'' of qiantl Givea j II 0 lila. frozen atoraqe cloora c to capc~<ity. l' qts. &eal1 lrui! · WITH 'floll6 CL.IJQK VA matJcCyo!e de ;rus·~·T no dials to rei ~;~wgy crufomat RUUJ WIN.' . ''.io.'· . • , ' 1?· .,_ .' \ .. " '·' - ~· < ohl«r• ·~· ~ ' 1 I • •· 742-4211 '·' ••• .-•..• ." .,."" •• ..••'...' "' •• ..' . . ' ' --.: ,. ·~ " WINTHROP -~ · you HAVE' 10 5E,e THIS KI'-IP . ·Of THING 10 BI:UBIE �' .. ' ' .' • :t,_, . ~ ,....- . .......-...., .~-- ~ -.-- ................ '" · - . - ...... - - ..... ..,.r-••·· •· • •••• 'f •....... .,.... " "· •• , ,. , •• .II· \ ~ \ ., ; . · _/ ' ·• ... ..... .,_,._~,..,, _.., _, ~' lo< r1 ' I • ....... -·Jf-..··.,. ., ,. r·T "'1""1"·· I , . . • . ·a- •: f •r • t • • ,. ··•'-t~-' ·~- · . : ~ .. w .. • ·•· ~ ·.,._,.,..., ... ... ~ · • ·• • flll·"" · •-"'"-1" _._._._._..,...~ 1 ' .1~'...,.,.' , · ;M-·.......- -....~... , - J '• ' \ Ht elub met a(the ~on\ VerllQII Weber. Rutl I RDU· "4Th W&s ani laming a fav<irite ! •II eleven memberi Mrs. Weber and ·~ ~utherland wtie pre• ing dates 11!14,, a ~ were Qise1Jised. ' DemonstJ;,.iqns we~; bv Karen Sulberland Yl!se. Dobbie Gates mary Rice on "How Cake,'' Beverly Thon ''Ho.W to Gather,'' • ., l, ,,,• .i . . ... ' ; ;,, " . ·. .. '·+. \ \ ..' .• • •J THE9'f /lflie '!lie PL~E.9 TO ~ usep 11'-1 'THI! D06FI6HT SCIONES '!OQJ\Y1 CE:CE'LlA! \HIS ONE'S A 9PAD WI'TH SPE:CIAL MoDIFICATIONS! ........ ·- TIIB BORN LOSBR b7 Art SaDsom AND THEfltll!' S ROCK 9AI.Ti! 1 THI!. GR!l'AT STAI\1 He'S PLAYING THE Ff\E!Ncl( ACE. 1 ~. L. 'R)weRf!AU . ' /iillsD REFRIGERATO COMPACTTWt lila Into 30" ot giantl Give• i 110 U... frc7.on our storaqe doorac to capacity. F qta. llesh fruit mat!e'Cycle de no dials to rer . H&.VJ :no~Ai'l> M'fCAATEI cwcq automat RUTU • 742-4211 .SPAol Tl-1/>iT'S WH'< PIERCE: 6AIIE IN! THE ACIS OF SPADiSI \II~ I'M I!OIII!OYJ~ ..' -.............. . -... -"' ,. ~· · 1T,ell6TER! " -·- ~ea'a eUiu dlJille. ·' II' today 1lilldll . . ell""" IOhfo!a i .,.,. lwtotfli iiMiwf • .!J .. \ 1uay ; ' OVB BOARDING IIO'USB '· ' ~ ' nism." -1 '. ...... ' 1104 I I pmeal, lib progrlllll, '· TBB �'>'' . ?;., -~~ '' ' • ,'I;. < 'j, ,. _,;~--..., "' ~ ,... ., • ' 1) ' ' ' . ,.... ' (~ 1 ) ~<i'' • ' ~ '' ' ,,\tr.~~l~o!'''f" .··' ·~·- .. ~· ... .-~.t.X.:\, . .1 ,. ' 1" . . . .. , . . ... . .. } • 1... ~ . ~ . . . ..! . 1 . . . . -~ .., ... ,.._.0 . . ,.. . . . .. ) ._... ' by Wise, mary Rlce oD••"IIi Cak~." · . ''HGw OUT OUR WAY DETECTIVE FOSDICK (SECOND aASS) SLA'/S -+~INNOCENT PAAADERS, JN ATTEMPT" 10 APPREHEND \ UNUCENSED BALLOON rt1 VENDOR.!! Bolloon Vendor~ COMPACT' fita Into 3CI qicmtl Gi\ llO lila. b:t atoxaq•do YOU'RE NOT MOVIN6 OUT Jllf.T BECAUSE WERE MOVING IN, ARE WM.Y. TAAT~ WOIIlOERFUL. MR!>. WIL-LET! . to capaci~ li'esll mallc'CycJ no dials tc qta. GWCIJ fi[UtO 'IQ.J'QE~ RU1 ~~~ DI!AR··· 742-4211 ·, 15'1'Aif> SOMET"ING IM~R­ ., 't ' ,.. . : 1· IJ•'if •• -,~, •: ,. ,t I li\NTP IT WA~ ON YOUR R::lRCI\ • J" )f Dont Yom i~mea �. ''· ' t/ . - ' ., ' . t·-;.:,· . - ' ; . • ' .... .. ' . ,.. ·~···· ,, • • I' .. - ar y e ., ~) • enttn·e '" .... VOL XVIII NO. 39 iss -......outhern by Wise, rna.ry Rice on ~ Cak~," Nearly 1,000 pel'fiOII! applaud- ~ Katy Mor..-Ity, daul!hter of Mr. 111gb Scbool,.lduate, wblle ~ ed Saturday night when a p ,,,i·l and Mra. Pete Morarity, Lin· Ventura, Ohio University ttu!!'Of girl was 8111l0UJ\.ced tile Icoln Hetshts. She Is a 1961 dent from Claveland, was secwinner of the M!Bo Southern graduate of PomerOy Hillh ond runner-up and wu also preOhio Pageant held In the Pome- Scbool and Is employed by the . sent.ed the Miss Congenllllcy roy Junior Htsh School Audl- Pomeroy Ceinent Block · Co. trophy. Iorlum. ' Taking a large trophy aa firSt Miss Southem Ohio sang the Winner of the Mlea America runner-up of the pageant was theme song from the Andy Preliminary contest was Mlea Alice Smith, a 1961 Eastern rfi1h show as her talent wblle - - ''How tp I orar ~- Miss &utili slllii' "Today" and · ·MiJs Veniura recited a poem. I Jira Mefl, WMPO Racllo pro- I gral!l director, was in ch.. r~e of the lhow uslsted by Ralph · weriy. · Judges wert Carl Cook of r WBRJ Radld IIi Marietta, Be.- : erly FrankliD ol WSAZ-TV In HunUngton, Lot!uadla Anstao, I 1Program Dlreetnr., wArn aaAthens, Judy Housthold-, · A 500· Monks, Nuns s U. S·. End Aid to Ky ·- Sbf:.l:;~g cllrector:...:.~Qs~;~; : ]lll'ticJpaUng as con- I were Ia tbs pageant """ Racine: Wanda Hal~ Cbeohire; LiDda Latlley, Ru~ · It land and Vlcld Fetty, Pomeroy. Miss Wllllaml and Mills Sbra- 1, del' were two ol the live fino!- : Isis. I · DanMorri~ ALLEY OOP Employed• By Board -----------· HEY! 1 NEVER SIW 1WV OF THIIU: GIJYS . &:FORE! THEY'RE NOT MOOVIAN611 Iii/a REFRIGERI COMPACTT fila Into 30" glanU Giw 110 lbl. frao storaqe dOOJ to capocity, qto. !ruh ~ OH, I'LL GO Al.ONG WI'IH 1'1-IAT AU: ~lloCycle RIGHT... SAY!! · WJ-llti{~S THAT · · AAO<ET? no dicrla to away auteur RUT I .- 742-4211 ' .' ' -~.·' • ' .......... ·'"· ....-· ' ANOY CAPP' WEl-L, I CAN'T KEEP . PUTTIN 1 IT OFf- I'VE GOT i' 'TELL 1ER ~OMET!ME•• ., .. In WORLD ... - I l I ' . - ... '"· - ' I • ' I l. I .. \ ' ' \ , -. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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