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Is Given at ..., Langsville Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 8, 19etl Bashan Socie~: N.cws ClasjMeetsat Ball '"n Home · About A lamUy dinner was held I •J ' Sunday, July 3, at the home of 1 D Mrs. E~ J, Tracy enterlalaed 'l'he bkter was draped tn Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Felly .the Wlllhjg Workers class of BY MRS. A. H. BAIL&Y .,,_ry of J. E. Foster when and of Langsville, for the Zion (:bureb of Cbrlsl Tues- Mr, and Mts. Donald "TrusPomeroy Chapter OES '· Donrue Snuth, wbu was Jeavday evening at her bo!De In sell and daughter, MI. Vernon, 186 ,_. J!,et Tuesday evening. ing July 6 for the Marines. Mr. and Mrs Tim Swan lllld IBall Run. spelll holiday weekend with 'thacker worthy matron, aod Relatives attending were Mr. • family of Colwhbus were guests! The meeting, In of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Date E.' SJ!Iitb, worthy pa I Holiday weekend guests of and Mrs. RaymODd Smith and tbis week of Mrs. Swan's Mrs. EJVe Stelly, VJce presJ. Stanley Trus.re!l, Mr. and Iron, preside<J aod opene<J the I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport I family, Pomeroy, RD 3, Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray F.: ;::"'!, With prayer by Mrs. Charles Marcinl<o. meeting in ritualistic form An I. >nd sons. Jerry_ aod Micky, and and Mrs. Charles Tate and SOilS, Gibbs, Mulberry Ave. I )\Irs. Elma Holter, daughter 1_ lovilalion was receJVe<l to a Mrs. B B. Ze1gler,. were Mr. Cheshire RD I; Rev. and Mrs. . • Edith and her children· caUed combmed Fneods Night. atl 'md Mrs. R. L. Zeigler a" d Robert Smith, Sr., and family, Na~y and VIckie Boso were : -~1 wer~ I~ !by Mrs. : ,· on Mrs. A. H. Bailey Saturday E I Ch t M ddl I children. Carol aod Sue. Beck Pomeroy RD 3· Mr and Mrs overnight guests Wednesday, oil" e repo o mances a a. evening 25 ley. W. V•:• and Mr. lllld Mrs. I Gerald Tate and dauihter, Day: their grandmother, Mrs. Des- , sobon the purchaseb of Mr. Mrs. Deozy White, Raome llan·,;onville and Evan: ' w:lliam Zeigler son .. I ton; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Darst sle Patterson. es Uwndas gJved.o y rs. u- : St. Albans, W. Va., spent the Belpre Sue Zeigler Fourth 0 f J u1Y with Mr· and getme ·ChapterS. . . remamed I 80d 1anu·1y, B8 ltlmore, Ohio; Mrs. H. D. lhle and Mr and o--e Re u erwoo d ood ted for a two-week VISit. , Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lon • . v. n erw repor on Mrs Paul Orr Plans were made to attend C'hm Brown of Morehead, ' and Langsville Mrs. Paul Keiser of Columbus ' the new baptistry being built nt M;. and Richard FlowGrand Chap!CJ St"SSion at Cleve- Ky .. is the guest of her 'auot l ! · Mr. and Mrs Worthy Tate were treceMnt guesndts of the church. Mrs. Virginia Wyatt I ers and family Detroit Mich Ia · 0.. be · h aod 1 Mr and Mrs G· 1 n ' .· parens, r. a Mrs. Harry invited the class to meet at her • • ·• n-1 m ·to r E1g t memu" . - a e aod Mrs Clance LOngstreth, Keiser Minersville home for the August r 1speot weekend with Mr. and 1 e. 1 bers '"" pl annmg to attend Brown and ch11dreo. both of Gallipolis. ' · G nd : e mg. I Mrs. Harold Hager and daugbThe meetmg closed m Jegular Mr and Mrs John Mayer Friends attending the dmner Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hassler Mr am; 1 IIC! 0 8by ters. Hetre<hments .ere serv- and family or Columbus are were Mr. Cecil Bolm, Longs- of Reynoldsburg spent the bt.";, 8 ";Y;,F s the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Deeter ' ed durmg the soCJal hour by guests of her parents, Mr aod ville: John Grate and Steve Foorth of July with her par- wo:nen n 1 th ?,len ; 1 1 Maud a11d F"1 eda l.rue<er. Cia Mr< .. George Memhart Grimm, Rutland ; Martha Haw- I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1of ball pee os I GUESTS OF CLELANDS ra Thum1s P.hbt•l Monr·e <mrl Mr and Mrs Bruce Bmg- kms Columbus · J aek JKe1ser · 1 awa I Ada Hos kin, · ' hn m. and children , RavensPleasanivm""d ed to Rev and Mrs.wee Underwood, ! ViSJtiog Mr. and Mrs. Walter ~- Barbar~ ~~ £0meroy ~ugh~ grand-~· ch~ge o~ned v.:'vo:~~ ~e~·fro~nd:"'t: o;·~~:~~~ a~";r, ;om:~~ ~nd B~tch, I' str~th s~n, !apti~try :!n ~nd Mr~. I J the~rl. wer~B~ ~)urK1 Clon~h ;;;..~·~··ijiijij-~-"l: r ~lr ~1 am;~ ~ p~int e~ PrJ~~ ' ~~~~-famll7or eolumliu.l =~~e:!=. l(lellt Mr. arid vr. w•MW;'~.W... ~::m,-::.~= ..,w: u~.,:OO~~":" ;;~th. ne:::: ~:,:S~N::=~ : : : : Sillger, Pai'kersbilrg, ealled on Mrs. A. H. Batley Tuesday. Mrs. Laura Hager, Columbus, visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hager and daughters ' Mrs A H Batley on t4 ·M,.;,. Reed Eynon of Mornillg Star Sunday. . "Mr. and Mrs. Harold Trussell, family, New Port News, Va. spent hoUday weekend wilh their parents, Mr. and Mrs Stanl Tr II Mr:y Marion Ind. a day with her dau: ghter' and son-in-law Mr and ' . Mrs. Ralph Trussell and !amllyM. d r. ao Mrs. Harold Hager spent Mooday evening w"1th M a d M E 8 I R bi . oson 8 111 a Mr ['M Tru ell .Man n eyD sMr ~ailed ~nd Fayus~rkhart ~pent :d fa~ll r~ ~ 1 ° ~tasi :\.1 ~u~sellr "an~" daug~- onat~ land. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr wert at Mr. and Billie Om' and celebrated Cllnt's blrlhtlfl, Clar Surd . da en;: en spent a few mJs R LOla Sordelt s. u y Orr. • The Almanae By united Pren lltenJalloaal ~rs. M~ ~rs. Today is Friday, July 8, lht 189tb day of 1966 with 178 18 follow · The moon is between Ita !uU phase and last quarter. Th e morning stars are VenUI and Saturn There no evening stara American capitalist and phi lantbropist John D. RockefelleJ I was born on this day In 1839. On lh' da i his fo , : Y n . tory: 1d d • the Liberty Bell Ill n eoce Hall Philadelphllt as it was being rung eve~mg e~:;: ~rae ~~d ~~r ::d ~~~· J~ng~~dle,l 1 1 Ro~ers SOCIAL CAJ ENDAR ~ ~~rsh!~~ f~neral ~I r~~~~ ;lslte~ ~und':l'r ""~~it"g, ~nt I 'J.OM~~~ ~ompleted hopl~gtl na~o"; 800 Je~ings Ste~ff ~here ] lr ' ,,_ !• Feature-packed value • Power Transformer • -":l i10 State UHF TunH • Custum -M.ltt<. IJHF Tuf'~:r • MagiC Mast ' A.ntt"-nn.a ~ ho~e~~e ;:~ ~burch wor~i pw~r~ Tut~sd~:· ~ I Ray L1t-vmg and chtldrcn, Shie! Ia. ftcers. Dues for tho new year I tJOn. Mike, Judy, Sue, and Jane, are now payable . 1 Mr. an~ Mrs. Jack Cummins of West Columbia. Joining the ' BETHEL NO. 62 of the Jo- ' and faouly of Columbus were grou p was another sister and teroatiooal Order of Job's Da11- l holiday weekend guests of their fam1l y. Mr. and Mrs. David ghters will meet Monday 1t paren~, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd • H&Od -••rllld cNn.is .. . ~-lb:l Slon rr aft£': "II" modf.r n h.dnd and . Jeokms and children, Stevie, ·1:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Ma· i Cummms and Mr. lllJd Mrs. d•P SO I ~ L' g fo r Cl/Cl.lrl oo ~n~.; : . ons LP!I, :" nd !J~.w ici of Portsmouth. : sonic Temple. All officers and V1ctor Brown. ol hlit' reliabllliJ · Merri Auit. daughter of Mr. : the choir are urged to attend. Mrs. Paul Hill and family • full Year Guarantet. Manu and Mrs William Ault , is speod- j WSCS of Heath Methodist returne<l to their home, Iodianlacture r' ~ lu l l _,~, i ua r anl~ co~ers mg the week in Waverly with Church will meet Monday eve-j •polis, Ind. Thursday, after a tr~ e~ ~h ;o r,?t' ~~: ~~ ~ of a~~ lube Mr. and Mrs. C. H. W1oe, Jr. ning. July 11 at the church. Miss VJ~JI with Mr. aod Mrs. E. J. or pan pro ~·en df.'h;r!,~e ,n flormal use . .t.rran20l(J lniOll&h us. Iaber Mrs. Dale Mourning has re- , Bess Sanborn will he the pr11- ' H1U and Mr. and Mrs. Hiram u ua. 1 turned from a trip to Houston , . gram leader and Mrs. Emer· Slawter. · Texas. \lisiting with Alice son Jones , devotional leader. Mrs. E. E. Roush of Lake-. Mourning. She accompanied her Hoctessrs will be \Irs. E1·erert view arrive<J Thursday, for a Mof'OROL A daughter aod family, Mr. and Davis, Mr.. Nan Moore Mrs. ' visit with ber sister • In-law ., r:Joelc radio Mrs. William Nelson and chil- · Jamt"s Euler, Mrs. 0 . P:' Klein, · Mrs. Charles Withrow, Miners: · v.~,r~• m' dren. Pat, Peg, Steve and J. 3nd Mrs. William Russell 1 ville. • ~~,:~1 :."" "~ ' B S!ory. - - - ~--· · I Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Burkhold~ Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ReyCOMPLETE PROJECT 1 er and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ' l'o >rl.le" • l ~<zt~l a l~ lll\ noirls spent the holiday week- The Riverview 4·11 Club WiiUamson of Akron are the eod in Morgantown~ W. Va. with recently completed its project guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phil then s~m and family , Mr. and on Outdoor Cookery at Forked ~ Williamson. · Mr~. Val Reynolds and ehil- Run State Park at an overTed Jones of Columbus was ' .,. . dren , mght cam~ out. The meals I an overnight guest Wednesday \tr. and Mrs. Rodney Hill were prepared aod served by of Mr. and Mrs. Max Folmer .· r, d _·:··t 1',• ·:: t~;r ·1 -' ·; qton . p,· the 4-H members. Members at- and Vanessa. V.1 .. wPre weekend guests of : tending were Jackie Bise, Linda ----.I irs . .lean Cooke a"d lall'iiy. ' Brown, Kathie Chichester PatThey were called here for fu- ' ly Dorst, sandra Newlun' and J" n!•r<rl servict's of the infant son · Jean Whitehead. Advisor' Mar· N. 2nil Me. Middleport ·of Mr. aod Mrs. Freddie Cline garet Brown and visitors Max- , 1ot Alaska, who die<! two days lne Whitehead and David Brown I also attende<l. '' Mrs. Doooa (Circle) Multi of HAVE GUESTS Parma, Ohio, was !be honored Weekend guests of Mr. and guest at a stork shower given Mrs. Edward King and family recently by Mrs. Robert Hardwere their daughter, L e o t In aod Mrs. Harold Circle at Norris and sons, Richard and the home or Mr. and Mrs. HatKeith of Akron. Also visilliOt! I old Circle. them were tbeir son, Mr. Guests were Misses Claudia Mr h Shields, Verna and Wavie Cirs. C aries King of Pomeroy ell!, Florence Circle, Ann Carlelllld Miss Cleadith Marko Athens. ten, Mrs. Hattie Roush, Mrs. aPaul Sellers, Rosemary, Mrs. Mary Circle, Mrs. Clara Salllfler bla birth. The baby was ser, Mrs. Betty Van Meter, Mrs. the grandson of Mrs. Hill and Eunie Brinker, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Betty Cline, Middleport Roush, Mrs. Inez Carson, Mrs. Lillian Scarbrough, Mrs. Elsie Circle, Mrs. Louise Anderson, Mrs. Linda Patterson and Mrs. Convenienc ~. Homer Circle. Sending gifta were Misses When you bank b} mail hrre now, you TONIGHT & SATURDAY Eva and Sadie Archer, Mrs. have thal much more _lree tim e to enJOY May Jones, Mrs. Martha Rose "THE HEROES OF our ' ummer weather. And u:lwnever vou Mrs. Leonie Taylor, Mrs. Lin: TELEMARK" bank here by mail--s11mmer or winter--· -Tecbnicolorda Holter, Mrs. Sue Foltrod Klrk Douglas Richard Harris you can bank at an.v hour. anv dav in Mrs. Sadie '!'russel, Mrs. ~ Featur•tte bad weather or good, thr; , •.~: , vour n~r-· Enoch lllJd Mrs. Donna Smith. es t mailbox or chute! · SUNDAY, MDNDAY The children were entertainand TUESDAY ed by Mr. Doyle Multi, Mr. A1~ o r writ~ for our ~or , \:· ll!nient July 12-13-14 Homer Circle and Mr. Harold ~REE banking-by-mail forms TODAY "A PATCH OF BLUE" ~--) Sidney Pottier ""• e. Shelly Winten Prizes were woo by Miss 11:,;~~~~~~~~~~~ Florence Circle, Mrs. Van Melli er and Mrs. Anderson. The Dan Smith family joined tbe party later In the evening. MUOND.. S~OP son:~pen~ ;'rs.thBJI:~ ~ an~ ~ount AT ELBERFELDS on FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 8 and ON SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 Make Elherfelcls In Pomeroy Your Family Shopping Center 1 ... WERNER Ra·di~ & T.V. ' ' I Stork Shower Is Given lor Mrs.Mutti A July Joy ... A Year-Round MEIGS THEATRE Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~!* POMEROY ~~*NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 94 POMEROY yean RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member J'edenl Deposit Insurance Corporatioa W VA . ive·ln TONIGHT "WHAT'S NEW PUSSY CAT' Peter Sellers Peter O'Toole (Color) "THI-andUWARD" Yvette Mlnleux (Color) SATURDAY JULi t "TTWN TAMIR" DaDO Andrew• (Color) THI OLADIATOIII" loler Browne Scilla Gabel .____<c..alo..r..'---~ ..1VIii1fop Communion Servke To lk Held Suruloy Communion services will be beld at 9 a. m. Sunday, July 10' II the Syracuse First United Presbyterian Chw-cb. A session meeting also will be beld In the church annex Satunlay. July 9, at 7 p. m. The new pastor, Rev. Linson H. Stebbins, preached bls flret sermon at the church last Sunday· His topic wu "'llle Faith of Abraham and Our Faltb'' streutng lltat 1 new chapter bas opened in the life of lila con&resatloP. I • :.(;, ·• t.ii~ 4111/<~ ., •.. action nexl _ . t i ? F u• measure lhould WASHINGTON tVPI) -<:on- emergency Viet Nam war dilute SOJ!Ie of the support 1can districts .n 1964 will not returns from a "summer I measures and last spring's lalt Johnson expects_ !rom bis big defect on some matters. _ Ibro.ather" recess Monday to ! increase, Congress still must Democratic maJonties. One ol !be touchiest 1ssues desk aou.ll face a mountain of unfinished ! deal with most of Johnson's The Republicans, hopelul of lacing the House-one_ thai expected Ill pal!!"' bill Oil busiot"Ss and an election-year legislative packase. recapturing at least 50 House could . slow_ the legJSlatJVe Wednesday. N Smale II deadline. Awaiting action, lor example, seats and a few in the Senate, machinery-IS the so-called slated 1o s1311 debB'!_!II_ll II President Johnson WliOts the are urgent measures In the , are trying to capitalize on the open bousmg . proV.'SIOn . of !be and of tbe .. \let!isll•lor·s to stay until they ' fields of civil rights, the war oo Viet Nam war and inflation. Johnson's new crvil b1ll. In !be lollowlq•. ,eet)IIQIIM the re.t of his foreign and '· poverty, education, auto safety,\ They are pointing to the Onee it passes the House, II IB 1leaders hope lo-lllLA!".adMDtl borne front programs. But agriculture, conservation and billions being eaten up by Viet I almost certam to spark to the Senate a .._. bl11loa many, especially freshmen national security. INam and demandmg that \ southem f1hbwter. m the approprlat.loll, D Democrats swept into office iD 1 Controversy is Inherent in! domestic spending be cut to Senate, where there JS no curb exlens1oD Ill 1M the 1964 Johnson landslide are ' several of these, so chances 1keep inflation in check. on debate. program. anxious to get borne eariy to \ they will emerge from Coll- I The President is well aware Spendin&_Bills The Senate IIChedule wll1 lte campaign. Most of !bern face I gress unscathed are nil. Sume ol tbJS 'and has himself ordered _The admmiSttatJoo s $3.3 determined largely b)' btn!' filii , ·" . . . strong Republican opposition. I may not make it at all. Ifederal spending cut to the btlhon fore1gn atd biD and Bouse COD dlspoll Ill . . Every sign now points "' \ Pressures BuUd!Dg Up \bone. But this carries no $17.5 blihon mil.'tary teglsla"'!n- especlally . IM liP' CHECK MAP - Delmar Baum, left, a steenng comiDltlee member for the tardy adjournment, perhabs Election year pressures alrea- certainty that some Democrats ment autbonzatJon are schebiiD wblob 1111111 Tuppers Plams-Chester Water system, shows Carl Lee of Bashan the areas would late September. Aside from 1dy are building up. These could 1who won In normally Republi- duled for House and Senate ongmate Ia till Bous8. be covered. The maps are )?<!Sled at Baum Lumber Co. In Chester and the Sol\lo StaOne exeeption, ltoweoer, II tion in Tuppers Plains. Officials of the proposed system have announced all auto oafety. Tile Senall bu be~!Oiuiloo'l I by~· "I defens~ pr~lillll ~:=:.;"""'··-w,............. ~-··-'"~" NEwSI LI.ttle Hope Held : Trigger Men Get 10 Years =::~E"'5 ~lllsno:·· m• ATHENS, Ga. <UP!) -Two under a federal civil right• they wished to exercise their "pep pills," also_ asked react!: DOt yll Ku Klux Klansmen named as statute. rights under this ruling. mercy. "I'd apprecJate it ~ tho trigger men 1n the 1964 Both defendants had been u.s. Attorney Floyd Buford would let me off," he said. Lemuel Penn 11ightrider slaying tried previously in state courts said he had no objection In "There will he no more trouble drew maximum 10 year federal lor the Peon murder, but won Sims and Myers appealing as out ol me." FROM prison terms Saturday, but acquittal. paupe·~·· noting that Sims' wife Had Good Recorda UNITED PRESS served notice they would appeal u,. Old Law was workmg two shifts m a The federal government then hospital to support eight Defense attorney James at the government's expense. · INTERNATIONAL Iii The two, Joseph Howard brought Sims, Myers and four children." son, who was named to Lions Name Lindsay Sims, 43, and CecU Myers, 26, other Klansmen to trial undl!l' AI the request of Buford, the appeals of Myers and 'lEW YORK _ EDWARD M. were found guilty under an 1870 the 1810 law. The other four however, Bootie rai se<! _!be nminded the court that Meigs County farmers have Lindsey, Lawrenceburg, Tenn., statute of violating the civil went free, but one of theJD bonds of both Myers and S1m' lion reports 011 the _ asked In a furniture manutaflurer, MethWASIDNGTON (UP!) - Negotiations to end rights of Negroes, year-old Herbert Guest - was from $25,000 to $35,000. They showed they had never been m with the eerealleal beetle quarodist lay reader and former strike which has paralyzed five major airlines and ground- Penn -a Washington, D.C., sentenced Saturday to a tolal of were unable to ra1se the h1gher ,any trouble until the Peon antlne. mayor was elected Saturday to ed hundreds of thousands of passengers resumed Satur- educator and a colonel In · !be two years io prison on four amount and were taken from mctdent. According to Information rehead the 8110,000-memher LloDS day, but neither side held out hope for early agreement. Army reserve. counts of illegally dispensing the federal building in hand- "They felt that they had cel..d from John lllimm Stack· Representatiyes of the and the striking In- Peon was returning home ••pep pills." cuffs and placed behind bars cause whether they did or not, bouse, Ohio's Directof OI Lindsey, 50, was chosen with- ternational .\s&OCiatton of Machinists (JAM) were brought from summer training at Ft. In passina oentence on Sims Before passmg s e ote n ce Hudson sa1d. culture, an c:ountlel II! . I h t out opJlosition to 811Cceed Dr. together by Assistant Labor Secretary James P. Reynolds Benning when he was shot dead and Myers, U.S. District Judge Bootie asked the delendants Buford, although State are regulated udpl sevWalter lt. campbell of Miami after they bad deadlocked from a paasing car while Wllllsm A. Bootie noted that whether they had anythmg to pleased with the federal enteen. Included ill 1M ..,nBeach, Fla., as preJident of on wage mcreases and other ntghta on routes where the driving alon& a lonely Georgia under a new U.S. Supreme say. Sims remamed silent but ment's victory, was teen eouoties are Hamilton, the O,.gaoizatlon during Jss:eslhey. ed Ill lk struck carriers bad bandied 25 highway. Court ruling a wishing Myers told the judge: "I'd in bi• comments. "The jury Clei'IDDII$. Brown, '"::'"t)lciils gplden anniversary year. _s e 1a s. per c•nt o1 the ftlll'DIII) service. Conviction of SirrJS and Myers to appeal, but wiu1out funds to appreciate any lemencJ ,.. spoken. Justice hal been dune, Pike, JackMD, - t1 "" 1er .. UDIOn neaoliator Joseph W. . -EIIIerc-r Jri'd . · .the - lint in do so,. could ..ch an can sbow me." he said. He added that be had GaiHa, Albe81, Moi:Jan, Ohio, ·wn hch110ell "thlnl vice Ramsey ind'hli 'lltlloe i!<lllnter- p 0 ot m a 1 t er General Laem Gr10rgla blstory thai a a)llleal at the government's Guest, who pleaded guilty to no Idea oo what the appeal Wubinglon, Monroe, BeiDot, pres!.dent. !tie had been chal- part, WilHam J · were In wreoce F. O'Brien spelled out white man has beeft convicted expense. Both defendants sa1d Iall four counts of dispensing would be based. Harril, and Jeffersoll. . . longed by_ ltuss Nlxoo of St. accord on 110 tbJng · emergency steps to handle the ' In addition, certain towiiShipa LOuis, Mo., but Nixon with- of a quJck deal were dim. malls but informed President Ill Guernsey, Vinton, Noble, and l(rew !be ba!loting started. Both sides were reporteJ . •till Johnson there would be serious MOSCOW (VPI) -Tile SovCounUeo m lllcludscl far apart on wage tuk_e•, delays. lei Union cborg"d Saturday lbe regulated area. Heo41 n1.111rict holiday pay and a cost-of-hvmg The five immobilized airlines !bat U.S. air attacks on Nortb 'lbe meaning of lltla informa. f' allowance, the Issues which Vletnameoe oU depots near lion aocordiDIIo Coaitll EILEBANON, OHIO 34, - Sinking WJL. United brought Eastern on the str ike >ga'nst . •-• C E. B'vd Uam t.. Thomp8011, Trans World carry nation's 70air per mail. cent of the Daipboll& •created SAIG<'N (UP!) -A VietCong Army's lsi Infantry Division. battalion and killed an II lbanl .,.mall....,..:.... · med th • ' • ' , · lbreat to So\'let merwaat force ol some 2,000 men "II w~ a bell of a fight ," one ed 100 ol the I ,.._--. - · was na sou eas. Northwest and National air- 0 directed postmast.e.rs j lhl and tile lbleo of Suvlel llraw, and otblr ern diStrict manager of state lines. to us , ooostrurk to oeumpo-." li uld IIUIChine Salllr<14) .unbu<hed a V.S. Army leer said. troops. 1M 11 II I I .,.. memorial_• f· r the Ohio HistorCall Local Offlcen the _fullest ex_tent," to divert I !Ire -_'".::. --, bit neguaar armo 'ed roiumn deHLerately In the nortb U.S. Air Force In Saigon. •· _ _ .._ :....-..... ~ sent '"'' as "bail" to draw the and NaV)' planes hit North Vie\ found seven deaaJ~ - .._. d H ...attack near the l•mhodian Nam with another mass attack, mines tween two "' ~ .. --. ca Je ere a ay. There was a briet recess in mall to ra.Jiroads and bu""s four Soviet mercbanl ob'be J·eeps the S turd ty h Soc I I Thompson succee s arvey the morning bargaining sesSJJn _wbere possible, and to take during a reid Tbursday. border. U.S. pla!'<S. artilierv otrikiJlll four oil depots north outside !be McCarthy V.S. wbil:h includoll Nalp OlltDtJ, G. CutrJ&hl retired June when union negotiators left to 'm'?e<!late sle!!a to see th_al A SuvJel note banded tbe U. and .housands of !nfantrymen lllJd northwest of !be capital officers billets. '!'hey must be tumlptitttl . .. IIIMI 30 after 311 with the call five local chairmen mall to semcemen In V1et s. Embassy Ia MotJCOW warnIf th dd hil certain requiJim ty. He1 will for the individual lines back to Nam areas_ of_t the ed lbe v. S. IDBSI bear the Cong, prom!'liY movedthem in onback the Viet of day Hanoi duringFriaay a 7!i- omines,e crow e •rea w e before the mow Info ..._ ..... t t oversee 1mamteo1 p __f and_ other 1 driving Into city mission ol raids of Amenran - • aoce o s a e memor a s 10 8 Washington. acJ 10 " g V'!n priori Y to respansibtllty for "Possible the IU·l !''' with a ;o•s of at One U.S. plane, an FI05 lure, were dismantled. which 10 far II cleaa. nine coonty area. Reynolds said the chairmen ports of embarkatron. conseqaeneeL" least 125 communist dead. 'l'hunderchiel jet, was shrot men said it bad not Tile purpoee al tatt qtiii'IIIJ were needed if any progresg The struck airlines lllld the Som•> estill' ales pul the Viet down and it• pilot Us ted as determined whether they line Is 18 pi ileal lite ljtiead Ill Extra Fligldl was to be made on local issue• machinists agreed to continue · Cong tuU as higb as 2JJI' killed. mlssln&. been planted by Viet tbe c:ereal JIII ··IMIII. NEW YORK - FOUR OF wbich are also involved Ill the essential military flights and Amencan casualties "•r• offici· LOclred 111 Colbal terrorists seeking to blow the non-slruck airlines aonouo- dispute the Defense Department was ally described as light in the \ Suuth of t.)e 17th Paralld the American facility. ced Saturday they have put on The nation's travelling p•Jbilc turning to chartered planes and battle that raged for loLl bours border, v.s. su•fiug planes On the political scene, Dine ettra flights for the wet-<- - vacatioolst and busine'lilmBn its own aircraft to meet • 60 nuies north of Saigon after a i winged into the supp.ort tf ~ bJg Premier Nguyen Cao end In an a~tempt to help pas- alike-was faced with prJispeets emergency needs. Conununiot regiment ftU into \South VIetnamese force locked regime Ughtened its con,troll sengen boldin& tickets tor of 60 per cent of all But many servicemen borne !be daring trap laid by the U.S. Ill CQIDbat with a Viet Cong (Continued on page 2) flights cancelled because of the commercial planes standing on leave fOUJJd themselves 0 atrike. idle on the runways. strllllded along wltli tourists, · American Airlines put three A boom rush to railway and conventioneer• and busloell9- " extra sectl~ns on to Chicago bus terminals from coast to meo caught away from borne. and one Ia Boston Saturday. coast continued WASIDNGTON (VPI) -U.S. 1Hanoi depots June 29, ed to unload from ATHENS, Ohio (UP1) -Oidl Della has set up exira flights Saturday. The struck airlines TO miMP STATE Air Force flgbter-bomberl left [" Novy jets struck !be larger tankers 95 per cent of all UD!venllf and I& to Atlanta and Dal1011. serve 231 American cili•• ar.d ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) _ about95 per cent ol Hanoi's oU 1storage and unloading facilities \' VietNam's petroleum lmporll. IUI'8DCt normally carry 150,000 pa.sen- Gov. Earl F. RDivllg, dumped Installations In mini 1r1 tht at Haiphong and- it Is now U.S. officil\1s uld the Navy's ipoiiiiOI' • t _ Donatfl 900 Boob gers a day· by the Democratic • Farmerhistory-making air strikes of ' learned-destroyed or damaged return attack Tbursda)' ment and•11"••h •... 11' , COLUMBUS _ oluo STATE The government, whlcb er- Labor Party, ennounced ll!'tur· DR. THOMAS June 29, tt was learned more than 40 per cent of their oot the two pumping llatioDI, · •. I University students have donal- bausted all legal machinery to day he wW enter the prtDtary DJ:. William Tbomas bu Saturday. target. This was barely more thereby achieving a ltey 11*11 Appel...... . , ed 1100 books, worth ap. fend off the stoppage, took election agalllst !be advice ol joined WI lalber, Dr. R. D. This and other new details of lthan hall the success initially ry objective of the BanoJ. II wu 111lMP11WJd......... roximate'"' ..,500, lor ship- steps Ill maintain mall service Vice President Hubert Humph- Tllomaa, II blo optometry of· the Hano•-Halphon• attack ex- Iclaimed by pilots and an- Haiphoog mission. That WM Ill '"lbe alai t1 II» · raids :nounced by llefensa Secretary !put out of action the only llUdl In lnltiltl w; ll•_l ,·· 757 Pment Monda;to students Ill Ur- and essential military travel. rey, the purty's founder. "I wiD flee Ia lbe Haaklas- Tanller piained why no ' ... the Philippine. . The 1\:ivil Aer0110utlca Board rull oot my old Cbevy otation bulldio1 in Gallipollt. He II a were needed at Nortb Viet 1Robert S. McNamara at a ' shore lacility the enemy dttl» II 1 • IS, 1 alJo sought lo daneta' The boo'k;'";ere collected by damlllld wagun and stump the slate," 11M &o·oduate of Obll S - Nam'1 capital wblle -more :tetevised news conference. :and force a turn to Appaladda," aaillldliC 10 the Ohio State Student Eiluca· on ''e UDSind; arUnes, SliCh Rolvaag uld. "I woulda't be Un!.er.lty School of Optome- strikes had to be made at the 1 Of chief Importance, the first . difficult means of unloadln& Prelldentlle ••• • lion Assn. in response fo·llll ~ 88 Braniff and Amerlc:BII. by Ill thla If I dldll't think 1 ooulclj try. See Pqe lllar complete Iport of Haiphong. strike failed to knock out the i_ __ _ __ _ _ _ peal by Dr. T. Orala,_a authorizing them to add extra wiD II." atory. While the Air Force btl the 1Haipbong oil pumping FIRST SECTION BRIEFS Quarantine Explained For Settlent Of AIf• 1•Iner stri•ke ByAgent ~ iocludin~ qu~iona A&r~ ~" Cur~, ~- i:§ ~ . ~lson mak~ :-~ ~hances ~ Br~eo y~ 0 Any Width ••• Any Length 0 Come in and choose from a world of drapery fabrics and colors. Don't miss this opportunity to brighten your home with custom -made draperies at a budgetpleasing price. ON CUSTOM DRAPERIES FROM A SELECTED GROUP OF OUTSTANDING FABRICS WE MAY HAVE CUT TH E PRI CES . . . BUT WE NEVER CUT THE QUALITY • Custom pteatincl • ~bl~! folded top headlna: with permanent stiffemna:l • Cilenerou• double bottom hem•l • • Blind stitched elde hem•l • Comer wela:htlnK for ..,.,. hanJI(nKI BRING IN YOUR MEASUREMENTS ••• AND ENJOY THE Rod Width SAVINGS! 1111 , •• " FOR WIDTH, moasura the width of ,..,r. rad ar width of dlstlnc:o whora iod Ia to be placed. FOR LENGTH, meo.,,. !ram 111J1 al rad Ill terl&lh IIOIIIN!d. (fl&. 81 ~ocle- Me~, Bai•ted Enemy Lose 125 a-~~~ a~rimes ~to I ::~::~la~:,~\:'~1from ~regmen'·" ~p HanoJ•'S o}IDnmps 95 per cent Destroyed se&~IOintrl u.s., ... a~t ~ ~lite =cava l ry round Tf:!h "" at zt •- J;' In the Philip- ~ . . . ~ furu.er e •J stati~ d v• h »' _ Ia _nte : a r zg t Tf"f ,v~tat!.~ ......., -· ~ =-~ ~~ U.: p::::.-.-:::.- · :r:. ~~:":=::.-..!: Ppip 2-3 .. GenerEadllN"f'l . lllljGr COI\*Ita&ii, 81 :,.';:"~:! "I Elberlelds Io P"ot(roy :.allonlde c:.. :nu·t .••• ..U F..News, vlllla, New Ya, Well ~ P1ge 6-7 .... F1rm Hospital News P• 6 Ia, KeotQcq;.ltl!trflaDd, Vil1lrl' Pay $oolloil or El.se · QUANG LOI. VIet Nm along a d~l8 dirt road fill American casualUes were commando< of the 1st Infantry ITroop was hit by recoilless rifle pp:!: 18-9 . -~'f.~ Ia, ,._ , 11, !bill ~linl. 0 u.:,;.;.- N CO,LVM!I . U - U~!EMPLOY· (UPI) -"We were looklnll for mil.. IIOftb ol Saigon. [official described as light ill the Division, esUmated the number land mortar fire. ...,....,.. •w• ,...,_,,__ --... --' Rnl. " ••lA fc Nl-'-SECOND SECTION ._._, - . - ,.... me~ Compensation Bureau All. ' .,...t. ..... P . ....lu 'l1le "~" forte of tanka and four-hour battle, allhongb five of Communists killed at be- Kelly sent one Alabama) mlnlsll'&klr .-w. P. Dudley ad- 'j(ebeiskl_ of BratUeltoro, Vl1 ltmared personnel carriers was of Bravo Troop's personnel tween 100 lllld 200. He said forward to help and Page 11·12 • · · A varteir .ei:J lit vised ~era Saturday to ~ -~ ~ed c1u1t hil and p!uned rioWII by carriers were destroyed by flrffi count could not be taken follov.ed with tho rest of p :tTV end pm. wllllll .,.tt Mttlo aD 1 14 pay tbelr :aecounts 111 eDd ,IIJI ._ loj-ebead. . recoillesullla and antitank fire Communist fire and Charlie uniU !be troops bad a chance to Ioree. "Then we oge bdlo·L.;.;.;- Jumble wltb tdNIII opc1a1 of thti ~ tlti!y Wish Ill ~1\'tf· I6UIIti what we w~ from bo\11 attlel of the Company toot about the same fan out Ill the hea~ foliage on sniper fire," be said. .... Ia·-. . idS£ ad e1 keep lltelr . ploymenl ta& lor." ·- .. : Mcondary fOII<i> number. each side of the road to find aU Kelly mowited the lop If Ws Page 15-16-17 1 19 · · ·1 rate a\ , eat poeslble, _11, waa a Jibe uld !be ar- The Communtsta also tlbot the bodJio.a. personnel carrier at one point Page ··· C IAda ' 1 0u 'f-.. 20 (4veL • ~ ·a ~- ~ llr!IVO 1ioOP ~ :ColwP.I! waJ eenl down ~own a huge Chinook beUcopter CapL David S. Kelly of and turned 1 .50-oallber p July 1 II lite m- of • 11111 llt•t b!fPII7 DIYIIIall'a 11!8 rod to ijr_aw • that was crl)lllled by pouod w-lcbae. Wuh., tho comman- chine gun oa a age · • • • .::.. aual . . ~ date and ~ 4th -~~ ~ wbldl ~ -~ ID·llrtllle- Ike lllJd erashlanded OD -. ·the der of Bravo Troop., aaid he recoilless rifle near the THI: SECTION ~~" : 'fill! for the lollothe~ d.r!IV'. , , ~~lftipb iiHili;lik .. ~ lrllop 1!111! ·11' IQII ... W .. ~ IUtillorced a road. Two of the men al!oBfd wu following Chari,. Troop ltnocking It ouL p · •. ,. • .... i. _>.: - - • - ........,. A> '. ------•-1 9 21 'e. • . ·• -ll'!pA ,... ,ear 1~ • · u of II! am • waw ..,.v. -,TD"'IIDittt ntreat back toward were """""""· dawn the road in tbe broiling "It waa real ll&ht lor tiMe,Ill . . ; • . Vlei·-Qiif'·>'ICUIIJIIC -~··lli·W~··"C~'• - · Mq. .Gea. Wilillllll de 1'11¥, m1<i111vr1t1D1 Qllrlll ,QIII," Ill al4 P es. SHOP FRIDAY TIL 8 ••• SATURDAY TIL 9 In Appalachia Is Fall Topie ~ c~looal ad~ We'll deliver your finished draperies to you decorator fol!led and ready to hanc ••• no pressing needed. / -~·••...., oerttll<:~lkm throu~hoot ':n7v:~i~\.(~,-·~tu.:l:.t . ~eneral •- ":,~· ~ Development i:edro tfi(.N eonvect~on car~~rs oJ~ho DRAPERIES ARE MADE TO YOUR EXACT MEASUREMENTS ~ ~ Be~ind m · Custoht-u\Aade· ~ ~. r~ghts 1 Spn~, ouR +'~-' ·n Pomeroy-llllddleport SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1966 Glllllpolla-ft. PI.euallt .. 1.. THREE SECTIONS DeDoted To TM Greater Middle O~lo Vallev 28 PAGES ° I •, tnttS ~ ·ttttintl low 101. M~ se~e Rls~:~Jtll bi~IJ6ylm'tlli'ii; ~ "- j J!Jr today tlterlq, cooler, lets bumld. ' lntern~lional. I .... • WEATHER ar~ Mrs. Harold Trusseller, and ·an lamwood W Va VISile<l recently Aft ' nd e. . I Mrs. Edward Stiles, Mrs. Carl ' R. C. Steffy, Mrs. Wyatt and 1' Cleland of Racine over t be ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph TruswJih Iu s mother , Mrs Norma • steroooo od M IPlatter and Mrs. Elias Stiles 1Mr; Gladys Cumings. holidays were Mr. and Mrs. AI- sell and family were guests of 1 IP .1m gue Bs w..-e d r. 8 rs. _ar-1 visited recently in Columbus Refreshments were served by , leo Cleland and Laura of New Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trussell and Mrs. AI Russell and with the form€r's mother. Mrs. the bostess assiSted by two 1Cumberland, W. Va.; Mr. and and daughters Sunday evening . of Joht , fam1lv ol Columbus viSited ovdd h C. b ggy Harry Beabout at RJverSJdc guests, Trudy Little and JaJJ-' Mrs. Gary Lee and Patty of for a barbecue supper. Su ' ChJef Jusbee of the . . an aug ter o1 olum us · Me!hod"1St HospJtal. . preme 1853 Court· rr the hohday weekend w1ih I1 elle Cum 1·ogs· Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Debb'Je and Kay Hager are In her mother. Mrs. Lctlie Roush I J b HoweU and Donnie of Charles- visiting Mrs. Thoma. ti h •d::; Abymerican e•pedl· 1 and other rel atives ' oatirs od aco s of CmcinCOMPLETES COURSE 'lon, W. Va.; Harry Davidson Mr. and Mre. Robert Trusea Co'!'modore 8 !lCJ·ent viSitors with Mr and Je Gmther of Porn- Pvt. James G Ma Iof Columbus, Naomi Wyant of sell aod daughters, Mr. and a thew Perry amved In MJS Cha rles Bennett were J ot Mr. and Mrs · Alvin'B Bashan, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cle- Mrs. Harold Trussell and !am- :an to establish the if children. Mr. and Mr s. r. ao rs. ISS es. of Ree<lsville " land, and James of Athens and lly. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trus/"can rea ons with !bat Ve rnon and family , Oak . , Mr. aod Mrs. Herschel Nor- 11-week rad 10 ' teletype oper": M(. and Mrs. Paul Burt oi Co- sell and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Harhor MJSs Maxme Ben nett ris and son, Clarence, of Le- tioo course at the Army South- lumbus. Ralph Trussell and family spent B an ' . aod Mr and Mrs Warren Ben SATURDAY Itart Fllils, spent Thursday With eastern Signal School Fort the Fourth with their parents, o? n;,ade hJS famous cross nett and. famlly . Columbus. . CHESHIRE _BAPTIST Church ; ber pareols, Mr. and Mrs Elias Gordon, Ga., Jul I.' RUSSELL APPOINTED Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. gold . speech before !be Mrs LJihao has been Jce cream socJai, 4:30 to 9 p.m. I Stiles. I y The Worship Commission of Mr. and Mrs. William Ack- Democratic National Coovenre:urned to her home on S i m church yard. Rt. 7, in Che. LEMLEY IN VIETNAM Heath Methodist Church met ett, son Wayne, and Mrs. A. H. lion m Chicago. Second Ave. from Holzer Hos- 1shlfe. Plenty of good home-. Mrs. Joanne Tatte;sao and i Marme Lsoce Corporal Stall- recently at the home of Mrs. Bailey spent the Fourth WJ!h rHtal she has be<>o un. l made we cream. homemade I family have moved mto their ley R. Lemley, son of Mr. a?d c. M. Henoesy when Mr. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Baile and TAX BOOK der observation and treatment. I p1es and cakes, hotdogs w1th reeently purchased property oo Mrs. Harold W. Lemley, 1 LJb- liam Russell was appointed! daughters Sandr d r The Domesday Book was Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anth- , sauce, coffee and pop. I Ebenezer St. m:'Y Lane,, Pomeroy, is serving chairman due to the reslgna- 1and enjoyed e !be fJrst official record of Kng· ony and children, BMbara and MONDAY , With Manne Attack Squadron lion of Mrs Robert Co Is IJSb property owners and the Joe. spent Monday at t he DISABLED AMERICAN Vet-· Clarence Andrews returned (VMA 211) at the Marine Ex- es o1 the · cr:;m·an . of land they owned. WD· Greenbo State Park, Ky. They erans and their Auxiliary will hJS employment peditiooary air field at Chu discussed with the Rei Max li_am_of Normandy ordered COlDwere acco mpanied by her sis- meet Monday, at 7:30 p.m. 1;' . : ew York Central Lai, Vietnam. Donahue new pastor • 1Mr Clint ;:r w r. ao pilatioo of data soon after be 1 ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. · There wiD be Installation of of- 1 ."roa after 8 month's vaca' · s. r. conquered Eoglaod in 1061. ~ _/ _/ Dt~d = ' ~m I~ N~. rect!lv~dl ~ ~~· •iJa• C~~mmuntst lfitutdli ·- . ~ . w._ • !:i:!3 ~IM ~ter- ~~--TJ - ,. �'' f; . I' \. l • l ' ,$hooting Up North :V:ietnam Oil Tanks Was ToughDecis~on for JohnsOb ' · •·· be d ed th · 11t " · be said 11 0111 point· II II easy to mistake our 'dlf. poril. · JDITOR'o NOTE: Pmoldeal State DeparlmentaboullDlensl· alr hl08 were olruck. lie knewiCrlt"'" amn wao • rJg · . · · rences for weoknetlllel" He aeemed entirely oonuiUt. I 1 deelsloa 1o bomb llle ifying lhe air war against North too lhal aud1 action would be Uteme of his Omaha and Des "Anwnca's P(ll'PQOe 1• lo "AI long as the Communist e The bobmlnJ alllluod Jlur. ted to t h t - OD wbldl kl •1111 . llltallalloll II 1be Haao~ Viet Nam. less popular in BriUiio and Moines . speeches The Umled COOVIDL... NorUt Vlet Nam that leadera lo North Vlel Nam tn: ing the days al forces JI'IR embarked .: Hatpbuna ....., represeated • ' The problems involved were France. But be felt thai hme ISlates mlended to push ahead. tlus ~ of aure~wnf Is too stst 00 waging war by eros~ Johaston rested 00 bll TeiU presa!DIIhll claQer polntra lito WMJ~Dark adioa ill l~e Viet many . Enemy mfillralion ol would oonlrlbule w greater UD· He ro)ecled entirely _lhe ·Idea cosUy, thai this" o ~w~r Ute boundaries of South VIIi ranch and viewed lbe war lie more each day litlbout t.i'4m war. How did be arrive •t iSoulh VIet Nam was riSing. derstandmg ol lhe U. S. pur· lhal tbe rlghgml Jn Vlel Nam cannot succeed, he sak! •• ,Nom and assa,.lnaUnc human lhroUih a alead stream olatabbiDi North VIet NaiD to lllol momeatuo•• decision? Ia ITnere were more and more pose, particularly at home. ,added up merely ,to civil war. , Omaha. IbeinR•; as lona as they spurn combat and lntefngence re- death. ,IIIII dllpaloll. Merriman Smllb, truck convoy~ SouUt. Amencao I TllorouRIIIY Covered He •••d the North • InvasiOn of Pay HIRh Price ~any interest in ne1ollalions, we UFI'a veteroa White House .and South Vietnamese casually I Leadm& up lo tbe June 29 [the South Wllh arms from "The air attacks on military must use our power to resiol 0 :reporter tells bow II came : rates were inchmg upward. The !strikes, Johnson spent. literally i Communi•!. China was targets in North Viet Nam have · their aggreSBioll, and .... our •boat Sa1gon political sttuatlOn was 111 1hundreds of hours d•scussing aggression based on Lhe ' imposed 'B nd will contmue to I power to try to chan1e their ' ..' · _ ferment. the t'ojecl from· every possible ' pbll_ooop~y__!hat~'-gilt_ ~a~es impose ; a growmg burden end I minds." . by MERRIMAN SMITH When Johnson's peace offen- 1ang e. i a high pri'"' on !hose who wage h bee oil bl UP! Wblte Bolli• Reporter sive produced no resYIIs he r During a crlti<al period such ! 10 Iwar against lhe freedom of . Johnso.:; I a: do cea y ' !heir neighbors." SAN ANTONIO, Tn . (UP I l- 1rom·luded something more' had , as this one, the Chief Executive 1 ! ~nee~ d:Onsl~nes o~e;'~ TUUIA, Okla. (UPI) - A three-year llfUIIll ended When Amerrcan attack bum ' to be done lo make aggression builds up within himself a I II was lh1s same speech that I I In tears, bUill and ldases Saturday for a Tulia couple and be'rs shot the hesrt out of North ' I om the North more pain!•!. curiOYS kind of prOSBUnt which WI Johnson look a new lock Nam be misread in Hanoi .. their 4-fear-old dau8hter who had been prevented from V"l Nam's oil storage lacllllies r Ch lting 1 n f 0 r mall y one may reflect 1tself in alternating I replying to hiS critics. evidence of decUnglng U. S. seelnll each other because of an lmmlll'atlon quota. last week, 11 represented a · ' n~ afternoon w•lh an penods of hyperactivity and ! "If you are too busy or ool mu,.,le and determination Little Yuan arrived at Tulia International Air· tough decision by Presldenl : ~:~ciate he used a cowboy'• solemn preoccupation. : inclined lo help," he said, SouUteaot Asla. His every p~ port a after a maulve alrUnel Johnsoh to ' mue the war , analo . 'tn eflecl, he said . He becomes aomething of a ' "please count len before you're lie utterance has been sprl 'strike CJUIId lncreasin,ly cOIIIY for the ' ''Yog:re '" a fight with thiS caged animal walking and I COLUMBUS iUPil - Ohio , hu•t" led hwlth waro•na• to Hanoi thandt of her alread~lon~ success lrylnS lo 1•1 PeuY .. ' ' h h to is critics at hme a 1 t · f om alp to her parentl Then l!e CommM!I'Is fellow and your kmle 1s ngh t at talking constantly around the Community Action D~rectors l He became even toug er l at I h Ill ' · ' · 1 be dele ed ng rip r 11 eruet~ bke a new and IhiS belly. You don't want to problem, he solic•ll voluminous ,! will discuss the stale poverty same mgbt In Des Moines where Jo thnson w ffnorl rr sa. enlisted the ,aid ol P'!ston1 . d d t' o M - - -- ID e war e o . a .ormer na.ooa 4ramati 9 decision, and JohnsDD ,slab him to deoth 1f yo~ can advice an recommen. a ton. r iprogram at • ~onfe~ence o~¥ • Tnopa sueeeedlol u1 waited a Jon& tlme, of &he American kn•w r.here would be an uproar : avoid it, but you want him to ' he Simply may aaze silently for !day through Friday m the OhJOI He said In Des MolilOI thai ll's true today," wept and now a candidate for lrom lbt "doves" at home as ihurt a little. So , )OU put ·long _periods from lhe wmdow 1stala UmvorSlly Student Un10n,, he was ,'Oilfident Ute Commun- fatller, Halas Yuan, as of Oklahoma. well as from some of this ,vressure behmd lhe pomt, a of lhas off1ce or the sec-ond floor IAlbert G. Giles, director of the I isl knew Gen Willlam C dropped to hls knees and M ed laa 1 llOUDirY'I Allios il Europe . l•ttle at a lime, until he _gets family quarter• of lhe Wblte , Office of Opportunity, said Sat-1 w:slmoreland, 'u. s. comma.: embraced Ute youncster. oore~~ Ute' u~. 111 Whtle 11 may have been the 1d101." I House. urday. d 10 So th Vi dramatic, the decisiOn was Plaoaed Ia Advaace Johnsoo aeem• lo think better . . . ' , .. er u, et Nat?,, was Broke IDle Telll and lmmlgraUoa 1,beY The small 111r1, clutching a nytbing bat ••dden. Johnson, ' Plans for the ra1ds on the oil ! while engaged in physical GJies w•ll ak at the open·[ succeeding a~ Utal , 1 ill characteristic manner, had depots al Haiphong, Hanoi and activity. He was lo and out of lng sess•on of e conference. ·~~not defeat him !here. fraU doll and two boxes ol .. , Tined The lteJ been discussln and studymg iDo Son were in exiStence many lhe heated While House pool Other speakers 1 lude Gov .! . But they (the Communists) candy, also broke Into lean. Res Ute man who turned the matler rrf months ; since weeks before the strikes ; many limes. He went for long ,James A. Rhodes, . Wilham IRONTON OhiO <UPI) -A do look lo Washington end to "I lhlnk Jibe's cute," her IS. Ute key," Hopklna said of la;t winter in fact adually were made . Photo walks around !Jie oval driveway ! Will, assocJale d~reclor of Pro- ' former OhiO Highway patrol- America to c~eale enough dls· year-old brother, Willie, sald II Moore, who was at the llrport !.®kiD& back oow al John- I reconnaissance planes constant· in lhe Wbil4 HoUH aoulh . ararn Development of Commun- man. h":' hoen absolv.. d of res- sldence ln. IIlia country to de- the Yuan children reunion. IQII's public at•temenls durmg ! ly reexammed the areas. grounds, sometimes alooe ex- •ly Progress, Inc., New Haven, pons.•blhty for an aCCident Jn· 'f e a~. him I Westmoreland) eyed their sister. After embracing his daugbthat paiaful period ol de!ibera· l The Umted States did not cept for a Secret Servtca agent. Co~n. , and Dr. Meno Loven- volvl~g ' car he had dir""led here, the President added. ter, Yuan lurDed lo Moore, llon it Is easy to see bow blo ' want to strike the oil storage Sornet•mes he walked with his . stem, OSU professor of econ- w dnve to a H•gluo:ay Patrol If he could have talked that Yuan was 10 minutes late hands With ltlm and touiber pollcy in Viet Nam lfacihties wilh RusSian ships io beagle puppies or an old friend iomics. lposl. night of _June 29 to Ute leadera the reunion after golng to lbe sUffiy. ·t<~o~< shape and hardeoed As ' port and thereby accidently I or a staff member. ' "The conferenee will be spon· I A Lawrence County Common of Hanm, Johnson told his wron1 llrporl. ' 'Thank you," Yuan oak!. early 11 Ills! December, in a ' touch off a confronlat1on He was . Intensely worried sored by the Ohio Office of Pleas Court JUry, in a 9 to 3illes Moines audience, thls ll ~rmer world War The reunion climued I lone tpaeeb telephoned from his The ra 1ds were to be ,a bout possible advance !e~ks, l Opportunity and the DIVISion of vote, ruled Fnday thai W.B. w~.at he would have said. fllhler pHol left FOI'JIIO!II plai!Ued by bad wea~ 1 ranch to lhe AFirCIO conven- lallon cenlers--<Jnly the clearly fearmg lhat premal.ure pubhca- ! Continuing Education of the I Mallett, who left 1he patrol a II Is easy to misread the bls wife and their ejghl lhe 81rlmes strike. PeuY I :Uon , the President spoke of the , onducted without hillmg popu-! tion or broadcastmg of . blS ' O~U College of Commerce and r month ago, was not liable . Ill polls. II IS easy lo DI!Sunder- children in 1962, but made stops In Tokyo, 'lmr,.Jidlng oeeessity of lakmg defined industrial targets . The 1plans m1ght mcrease Amencan IAdministration. a $67.000 damage sull armng stand lhe meamng of a debate !ben only 19 days old, Alaska, and Chica10 8 democralle SOCiety where outside the lmmlaralion "lr•rder steps" in Viet Nam. admmistratioo later said this Ilosses or push the North from the accidPnt. wbere she boarded a privall s.- Tbemo Reoecun effort was amazingly soccess· Vietnamese into suicidal retalia- , BOGS DOWN The miShap occur!<d in Oct· we encourage difference of and bad 1o be left beblnd· Commander. Tllo ume theme appeared in lui. . ' t10n. GRENADA, MISS. iUPI) _ 1 ober. 1963 after Mallett had opmion and dissidence, dlscus- orpbanage. A friendly dentist, Dr. Pbllll' Happy with ReSRIII . I A civil rights campaign threa-,dted Walter r',eeman. South s10n, Ills easy tomiSjudge."IO ot Boulder, Colo., volunta. 5t>'ll'alother public ut!erances, All dunng this period of ' iocTilding a June l& news , preparation, .Johnson found it When the ra1ds came off w1th tened m this Mississippi town 1Pomt. fGr a moving violation true nature of a d1verse nation. Gene Hopkins, Yuan's rlly accompanied PeiiJ' from conference in which be sa1d, 'difficult to keep qui•t as he mimmal American losses , John-' by Dr. Marhn Luther King : end told him to drive lo the !- -- - er at Donett Electronics to Chlcaso, helping callD " we must continue 1o raise the , took rough criticism from oil son was walklog on alf. Travel I bogged down Saturday, oppar- ' Soulh Pomt patrol post. I worked Utree yearo her fears and learo whlcb bad cost of aggresswn at 1ts sides 10 th1s country. He was !plans that bad been staJJed or j ently from 8 lack of (.'OOrdma-1 Enrvute F rt'eman collided marked her departure from Dlr 10urce." . , besieged . ~Y those . who wa.nte~ IRei~ m abeyance were sudden~y Ition amoog leaders and scarci-1 wi th another car nt>ar Chesa-1' . orphanaae ''ll'andma" on ForJohnson prev1oua!y had or- , to bomb and ge111 over with, activated . He made speeches m ty of volunteers Grenada is the peake occupied by Mr. and iContmued from page I) TUK BOA, Vlel Naill (VPII dared a 37-day. bombing pause by critics who wanted a detente ,Omaha, Neb , and Des Moines, : spot where lhe · recent " lree- M1s. owen L. Hr11aerson, who , over South Viet Nam by klckinc - lo tile eadle•a atrelo:b of over the Chmlm11 holidays as rap•dly as posSible and by Iowa , and went ahead .w1lh a dom" march started by James were injured and subsequently I five generals out of lhe army aaad daDel llliU IIITOIUIII TuJ wh1le Ameman peace envoys those who l1nd fault w1th ]long Fourth of July holiday "' ·H. Mereditn mel its first en- 1sued Mallett for alleged negli- and giving them tlll-<lay jail Hoa'a -~~~ alrllold alalda ranged the. world seekms some a~most ~~ythm_g Johnson and h1s Joh"llson City, Tex:, ranch. lthusiastie welcome from Jol.-al : genc~ fN (i Jlowinlij: Ji£nderson to [terms because of their rule in oae lone bedraggled palm tree way to d:1ve or lure Hano1 to b1s admm1strataon may do. . The success of the a1r str1kes : Negroes. I dnve under the c1rrumstances. the recent Buddhlst~led rebelNear &lie U&Ue trte looms 1 the bargaining table. But there Johnson fe lt he could ta ~rly evoked from Johnson a new ·· - - ·-- - -- .... t th IIIIlCh tarpr bWbelll'll erteled 11 was talk even then at the While well predict how Peking and 1 public forlhrightne~s about the i2- The Sunday Times·Sentinel Sunday July 10, 1966 ~ :alDI Ute ~?vt"rn:""nl. ted by Amerlcaa Gr1 1talloaed ;House, the Pentagon and the Moscow would react hen the Amencan m•ssion m V1et Nam. ' ' e 1'"' eL ISG 0 Nous 111en - - · --.. -- ·- - - -- .. ---. ~~: s~~· w~e 0 ~ot!"Y:': Ro. Soulli Nallaaal commander ol the northern J'oreol," 1be reedo. province• crealad lhe spark ..,...,..,._....,..,• ...,• •,.. ~ that set off months of anUgoyernmeDI riots and del monstraUons. , Deac:rlbe Trap ' The .darlng , "bail" .trap north let Saigon was set up on the I orders of Maj. Gen. William <le CAIRO IUPI) - Indian Prlme , Puy, lsi Infantry Division Minister Mrs. Indira Gandbl ' commander ,.on a dirt road saturday reiterated her call branching off Highway 13 near reopening of the Geneva the once prosperous Minh Than terence on Viet Nam. rubber plantaUon. Making up ''I Utlnk It could help towards the bail was a column of tanks a settlement and could stop and armored personnel carriers fighting," she told a new• of the 1st Division's 4th Cavalry lerence here. Squadron. Mrs. Gandhi, thr only The Communists, In classic an prime minister now in guerrilla style, opened lire on lice conferred wllh UAR Pro~- I the American column wiUt dent Gamel Abdel Nasser mortars, reco1iess rlfles, and two hours earller machine guns set up in trees 11 the "difficulties and close as 30 feel from the tanks. es" facing Ute De Puy'o cavalrymen swung tlons. Vlel Nam was their 90 mm cannon and .50 tAl have been one of the major ~====::J~~!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!!\!!I!!!S caliber machlneguns on the topics d..lsc~u:"ss"'ed. Viet Cong. As soon as the <i:ommunisb sprung their ambush De Puy ealled In U.S. alr artillery strllres, poured In more armored and rushed up four battalions uf infantrymen, some 3,200 men, to the scene. The Communista broke off contocl followlnl their heavy losses in the ambush and the lnfantrymen pursued them as Utey retreated back wward their "War Zone C" olroogbokl. Jt••...'• oubleque:: W~~· rl ' ' I ( l s. 1 Child, Formosan Parents d F y s • En our ear eparatiOD ''ar.~ed I Oh. pOVerty I program ')} '"I n: t BeD'ISCUSSed 1 I 111 Court FInds Sta: Patrolman not Responsible I 1 1 I BETTER .FOR BETTE WORK Bai'ted bJllhoerd , 1: • ASE Meretarial dlll!t kt are d eairned to provide tM moat efficient work d• k .va ilable. 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Ohio TONIGHT lt~ru TUISDAY "A PATCH OP &I.UI" Sidney Pottier Shelly Wmten Color C1r1Mnt W•••odor a Thunolor July 11-14 NOT OPIJN OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 THE · f~ BANK and SAVINGS CO. Mom~." FederJ R,;rvo lyatom Mo-l P.D.I.C, 2~VERAL PRODUCTS manufactured by the Robbins & Myers, Inc., Springfield, 0., main plant are grouped m this ~••·Sentinel photograph. PIIDAJJ ~tTfllDAY lo M firm announced last Thursday that il will construct a 30,000 1quare foot plant In Gallla county where smaU motors and motor com'' iriliUts wiU be manufactured. Products above, from left to riJhl are t-lnduotrial pump;; 2-Small Moyno special application pump; 8-Series "ICING IAT" -t,Lint.sral hp motors; 4-A new line of shaded pole motors; 5--Direct drive tubeaxial fans; &-Electric wire-rope hoists; 7-Household ~~ Tom CourleDIJ ~awl Jwuaebold window fans; 8--Commerdal flips; ~Portable baseboard beater. .__ _ _ _ _ _ _...ll • covers ....,c~, brld<. stucco, cinder blocl< • no primer needed for repailllln& • tlows on usily with brush "' rollel' • dries fast ta fonn a weafhertlght prol.octillll shield • resists chlppinK. c:.-ackinK. peeling ud l>fistaring • outlasts oll bas' paint ... 111sts ~ 1&1 DBfOB WONDB/lTONBS MIUON Drive-In w vn . POMIIIPY, O. ~oft ~~----~--~--~~ ADMITI'ED TO JIOSPITAL Allee LouiB8 Sorrell, 2, daUih- ttr of Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Sorrell, RL 3, Wellsloo, was , adJ1Uited to Hol?.er Hospital at ' 1:46 a. m. Friday with an amputated large tow oa her rigbl fooL Sbe was IQJure4 wblle a pa1180J18er ·OII a bleycle wben Opp. she caugbt ber toe lD the wboel. Sbe II· reported 1D loed eondl· 11011. ' ·, ,I YOU'LL NEVER CAROLINA LUMBER ·AND SUPPLY CO. ' litO Depot 675-1160 Pt. Ph~••••t Cash It Carry e Cuh & Delivery • ludgat Pla.n - ---- ---- '' - -- There Must Be A Reason So Many People Around the Big Bend Area, For Over 30 Years, Shop Pickens Hardware. See For Yourself! Drive to Mason, W.Va., the Drive Will Do You Goodl �'' f; . I' \. l • l ' ,$hooting Up North :V:ietnam Oil Tanks Was ToughDecis~on for JohnsOb ' · •·· be d ed th · 11t " · be said 11 0111 point· II II easy to mistake our 'dlf. poril. · JDITOR'o NOTE: Pmoldeal State DeparlmentaboullDlensl· alr hl08 were olruck. lie knewiCrlt"'" amn wao • rJg · . · · rences for weoknetlllel" He aeemed entirely oonuiUt. I 1 deelsloa 1o bomb llle ifying lhe air war against North too lhal aud1 action would be Uteme of his Omaha and Des "Anwnca's P(ll'PQOe 1• lo "AI long as the Communist e The bobmlnJ alllluod Jlur. ted to t h t - OD wbldl kl •1111 . llltallalloll II 1be Haao~ Viet Nam. less popular in BriUiio and Moines . speeches The Umled COOVIDL... NorUt Vlet Nam that leadera lo North Vlel Nam tn: ing the days al forces JI'IR embarked .: Hatpbuna ....., represeated • ' The problems involved were France. But be felt thai hme ISlates mlended to push ahead. tlus ~ of aure~wnf Is too stst 00 waging war by eros~ Johaston rested 00 bll TeiU presa!DIIhll claQer polntra lito WMJ~Dark adioa ill l~e Viet many . Enemy mfillralion ol would oonlrlbule w greater UD· He ro)ecled entirely _lhe ·Idea cosUy, thai this" o ~w~r Ute boundaries of South VIIi ranch and viewed lbe war lie more each day litlbout t.i'4m war. How did be arrive •t iSoulh VIet Nam was riSing. derstandmg ol lhe U. S. pur· lhal tbe rlghgml Jn Vlel Nam cannot succeed, he sak! •• ,Nom and assa,.lnaUnc human lhroUih a alead stream olatabbiDi North VIet NaiD to lllol momeatuo•• decision? Ia ITnere were more and more pose, particularly at home. ,added up merely ,to civil war. , Omaha. IbeinR•; as lona as they spurn combat and lntefngence re- death. ,IIIII dllpaloll. Merriman Smllb, truck convoy~ SouUt. Amencao I TllorouRIIIY Covered He •••d the North • InvasiOn of Pay HIRh Price ~any interest in ne1ollalions, we UFI'a veteroa White House .and South Vietnamese casually I Leadm& up lo tbe June 29 [the South Wllh arms from "The air attacks on military must use our power to resiol 0 :reporter tells bow II came : rates were inchmg upward. The !strikes, Johnson spent. literally i Communi•!. China was targets in North Viet Nam have · their aggreSBioll, and .... our •boat Sa1gon political sttuatlOn was 111 1hundreds of hours d•scussing aggression based on Lhe ' imposed 'B nd will contmue to I power to try to chan1e their ' ..' · _ ferment. the t'ojecl from· every possible ' pbll_ooop~y__!hat~'-gilt_ ~a~es impose ; a growmg burden end I minds." . by MERRIMAN SMITH When Johnson's peace offen- 1ang e. i a high pri'"' on !hose who wage h bee oil bl UP! Wblte Bolli• Reporter sive produced no resYIIs he r During a crlti<al period such ! 10 Iwar against lhe freedom of . Johnso.:; I a: do cea y ' !heir neighbors." SAN ANTONIO, Tn . (UP I l- 1rom·luded something more' had , as this one, the Chief Executive 1 ! ~nee~ d:Onsl~nes o~e;'~ TUUIA, Okla. (UPI) - A three-year llfUIIll ended When Amerrcan attack bum ' to be done lo make aggression builds up within himself a I II was lh1s same speech that I I In tears, bUill and ldases Saturday for a Tulia couple and be'rs shot the hesrt out of North ' I om the North more pain!•!. curiOYS kind of prOSBUnt which WI Johnson look a new lock Nam be misread in Hanoi .. their 4-fear-old dau8hter who had been prevented from V"l Nam's oil storage lacllllies r Ch lting 1 n f 0 r mall y one may reflect 1tself in alternating I replying to hiS critics. evidence of decUnglng U. S. seelnll each other because of an lmmlll'atlon quota. last week, 11 represented a · ' n~ afternoon w•lh an penods of hyperactivity and ! "If you are too busy or ool mu,.,le and determination Little Yuan arrived at Tulia International Air· tough decision by Presldenl : ~:~ciate he used a cowboy'• solemn preoccupation. : inclined lo help," he said, SouUteaot Asla. His every p~ port a after a maulve alrUnel Johnsoh to ' mue the war , analo . 'tn eflecl, he said . He becomes aomething of a ' "please count len before you're lie utterance has been sprl 'strike CJUIId lncreasin,ly cOIIIY for the ' ''Yog:re '" a fight with thiS caged animal walking and I COLUMBUS iUPil - Ohio , hu•t" led hwlth waro•na• to Hanoi thandt of her alread~lon~ success lrylnS lo 1•1 PeuY .. ' ' h h to is critics at hme a 1 t · f om alp to her parentl Then l!e CommM!I'Is fellow and your kmle 1s ngh t at talking constantly around the Community Action D~rectors l He became even toug er l at I h Ill ' · ' · 1 be dele ed ng rip r 11 eruet~ bke a new and IhiS belly. You don't want to problem, he solic•ll voluminous ,! will discuss the stale poverty same mgbt In Des Moines where Jo thnson w ffnorl rr sa. enlisted the ,aid ol P'!ston1 . d d t' o M - - -- ID e war e o . a .ormer na.ooa 4ramati 9 decision, and JohnsDD ,slab him to deoth 1f yo~ can advice an recommen. a ton. r iprogram at • ~onfe~ence o~¥ • Tnopa sueeeedlol u1 waited a Jon& tlme, of &he American kn•w r.here would be an uproar : avoid it, but you want him to ' he Simply may aaze silently for !day through Friday m the OhJOI He said In Des MolilOI thai ll's true today," wept and now a candidate for lrom lbt "doves" at home as ihurt a little. So , )OU put ·long _periods from lhe wmdow 1stala UmvorSlly Student Un10n,, he was ,'Oilfident Ute Commun- fatller, Halas Yuan, as of Oklahoma. well as from some of this ,vressure behmd lhe pomt, a of lhas off1ce or the sec-ond floor IAlbert G. Giles, director of the I isl knew Gen Willlam C dropped to hls knees and M ed laa 1 llOUDirY'I Allios il Europe . l•ttle at a lime, until he _gets family quarter• of lhe Wblte , Office of Opportunity, said Sat-1 w:slmoreland, 'u. s. comma.: embraced Ute youncster. oore~~ Ute' u~. 111 Whtle 11 may have been the 1d101." I House. urday. d 10 So th Vi dramatic, the decisiOn was Plaoaed Ia Advaace Johnsoo aeem• lo think better . . . ' , .. er u, et Nat?,, was Broke IDle Telll and lmmlgraUoa 1,beY The small 111r1, clutching a nytbing bat ••dden. Johnson, ' Plans for the ra1ds on the oil ! while engaged in physical GJies w•ll ak at the open·[ succeeding a~ Utal , 1 ill characteristic manner, had depots al Haiphong, Hanoi and activity. He was lo and out of lng sess•on of e conference. ·~~not defeat him !here. fraU doll and two boxes ol .. , Tined The lteJ been discussln and studymg iDo Son were in exiStence many lhe heated While House pool Other speakers 1 lude Gov .! . But they (the Communists) candy, also broke Into lean. Res Ute man who turned the matler rrf months ; since weeks before the strikes ; many limes. He went for long ,James A. Rhodes, . Wilham IRONTON OhiO <UPI) -A do look lo Washington end to "I lhlnk Jibe's cute," her IS. Ute key," Hopklna said of la;t winter in fact adually were made . Photo walks around !Jie oval driveway ! Will, assocJale d~reclor of Pro- ' former OhiO Highway patrol- America to c~eale enough dls· year-old brother, Willie, sald II Moore, who was at the llrport !.®kiD& back oow al John- I reconnaissance planes constant· in lhe Wbil4 HoUH aoulh . ararn Development of Commun- man. h":' hoen absolv.. d of res- sldence ln. IIlia country to de- the Yuan children reunion. IQII's public at•temenls durmg ! ly reexammed the areas. grounds, sometimes alooe ex- •ly Progress, Inc., New Haven, pons.•blhty for an aCCident Jn· 'f e a~. him I Westmoreland) eyed their sister. After embracing his daugbthat paiaful period ol de!ibera· l The Umted States did not cept for a Secret Servtca agent. Co~n. , and Dr. Meno Loven- volvl~g ' car he had dir""led here, the President added. ter, Yuan lurDed lo Moore, llon it Is easy to see bow blo ' want to strike the oil storage Sornet•mes he walked with his . stem, OSU professor of econ- w dnve to a H•gluo:ay Patrol If he could have talked that Yuan was 10 minutes late hands With ltlm and touiber pollcy in Viet Nam lfacihties wilh RusSian ships io beagle puppies or an old friend iomics. lposl. night of _June 29 to Ute leadera the reunion after golng to lbe sUffiy. ·t<~o~< shape and hardeoed As ' port and thereby accidently I or a staff member. ' "The conferenee will be spon· I A Lawrence County Common of Hanm, Johnson told his wron1 llrporl. ' 'Thank you," Yuan oak!. early 11 Ills! December, in a ' touch off a confronlat1on He was . Intensely worried sored by the Ohio Office of Pleas Court JUry, in a 9 to 3illes Moines audience, thls ll ~rmer world War The reunion climued I lone tpaeeb telephoned from his The ra 1ds were to be ,a bout possible advance !e~ks, l Opportunity and the DIVISion of vote, ruled Fnday thai W.B. w~.at he would have said. fllhler pHol left FOI'JIIO!II plai!Ued by bad wea~ 1 ranch to lhe AFirCIO conven- lallon cenlers--<Jnly the clearly fearmg lhat premal.ure pubhca- ! Continuing Education of the I Mallett, who left 1he patrol a II Is easy to misread the bls wife and their ejghl lhe 81rlmes strike. PeuY I :Uon , the President spoke of the , onducted without hillmg popu-! tion or broadcastmg of . blS ' O~U College of Commerce and r month ago, was not liable . Ill polls. II IS easy lo DI!Sunder- children in 1962, but made stops In Tokyo, 'lmr,.Jidlng oeeessity of lakmg defined industrial targets . The 1plans m1ght mcrease Amencan IAdministration. a $67.000 damage sull armng stand lhe meamng of a debate !ben only 19 days old, Alaska, and Chica10 8 democralle SOCiety where outside the lmmlaralion "lr•rder steps" in Viet Nam. admmistratioo later said this Ilosses or push the North from the accidPnt. wbere she boarded a privall s.- Tbemo Reoecun effort was amazingly soccess· Vietnamese into suicidal retalia- , BOGS DOWN The miShap occur!<d in Oct· we encourage difference of and bad 1o be left beblnd· Commander. Tllo ume theme appeared in lui. . ' t10n. GRENADA, MISS. iUPI) _ 1 ober. 1963 after Mallett had opmion and dissidence, dlscus- orpbanage. A friendly dentist, Dr. Pbllll' Happy with ReSRIII . I A civil rights campaign threa-,dted Walter r',eeman. South s10n, Ills easy tomiSjudge."IO ot Boulder, Colo., volunta. 5t>'ll'alother public ut!erances, All dunng this period of ' iocTilding a June l& news , preparation, .Johnson found it When the ra1ds came off w1th tened m this Mississippi town 1Pomt. fGr a moving violation true nature of a d1verse nation. Gene Hopkins, Yuan's rlly accompanied PeiiJ' from conference in which be sa1d, 'difficult to keep qui•t as he mimmal American losses , John-' by Dr. Marhn Luther King : end told him to drive lo the !- -- - er at Donett Electronics to Chlcaso, helping callD " we must continue 1o raise the , took rough criticism from oil son was walklog on alf. Travel I bogged down Saturday, oppar- ' Soulh Pomt patrol post. I worked Utree yearo her fears and learo whlcb bad cost of aggresswn at 1ts sides 10 th1s country. He was !plans that bad been staJJed or j ently from 8 lack of (.'OOrdma-1 Enrvute F rt'eman collided marked her departure from Dlr 10urce." . , besieged . ~Y those . who wa.nte~ IRei~ m abeyance were sudden~y Ition amoog leaders and scarci-1 wi th another car nt>ar Chesa-1' . orphanaae ''ll'andma" on ForJohnson prev1oua!y had or- , to bomb and ge111 over with, activated . He made speeches m ty of volunteers Grenada is the peake occupied by Mr. and iContmued from page I) TUK BOA, Vlel Naill (VPII dared a 37-day. bombing pause by critics who wanted a detente ,Omaha, Neb , and Des Moines, : spot where lhe · recent " lree- M1s. owen L. Hr11aerson, who , over South Viet Nam by klckinc - lo tile eadle•a atrelo:b of over the Chmlm11 holidays as rap•dly as posSible and by Iowa , and went ahead .w1lh a dom" march started by James were injured and subsequently I five generals out of lhe army aaad daDel llliU IIITOIUIII TuJ wh1le Ameman peace envoys those who l1nd fault w1th ]long Fourth of July holiday "' ·H. Mereditn mel its first en- 1sued Mallett for alleged negli- and giving them tlll-<lay jail Hoa'a -~~~ alrllold alalda ranged the. world seekms some a~most ~~ythm_g Johnson and h1s Joh"llson City, Tex:, ranch. lthusiastie welcome from Jol.-al : genc~ fN (i Jlowinlij: Ji£nderson to [terms because of their rule in oae lone bedraggled palm tree way to d:1ve or lure Hano1 to b1s admm1strataon may do. . The success of the a1r str1kes : Negroes. I dnve under the c1rrumstances. the recent Buddhlst~led rebelNear &lie U&Ue trte looms 1 the bargaining table. But there Johnson fe lt he could ta ~rly evoked from Johnson a new ·· - - ·-- - -- .... t th IIIIlCh tarpr bWbelll'll erteled 11 was talk even then at the While well predict how Peking and 1 public forlhrightne~s about the i2- The Sunday Times·Sentinel Sunday July 10, 1966 ~ :alDI Ute ~?vt"rn:""nl. ted by Amerlcaa Gr1 1talloaed ;House, the Pentagon and the Moscow would react hen the Amencan m•ssion m V1et Nam. ' ' e 1'"' eL ISG 0 Nous 111en - - · --.. -- ·- - - -- .. ---. ~~: s~~· w~e 0 ~ot!"Y:': Ro. Soulli Nallaaal commander ol the northern J'oreol," 1be reedo. province• crealad lhe spark ..,...,..,._....,..,• ...,• •,.. ~ that set off months of anUgoyernmeDI riots and del monstraUons. , Deac:rlbe Trap ' The .darlng , "bail" .trap north let Saigon was set up on the I orders of Maj. Gen. William <le CAIRO IUPI) - Indian Prlme , Puy, lsi Infantry Division Minister Mrs. Indira Gandbl ' commander ,.on a dirt road saturday reiterated her call branching off Highway 13 near reopening of the Geneva the once prosperous Minh Than terence on Viet Nam. rubber plantaUon. Making up ''I Utlnk It could help towards the bail was a column of tanks a settlement and could stop and armored personnel carriers fighting," she told a new• of the 1st Division's 4th Cavalry lerence here. Squadron. Mrs. Gandhi, thr only The Communists, In classic an prime minister now in guerrilla style, opened lire on lice conferred wllh UAR Pro~- I the American column wiUt dent Gamel Abdel Nasser mortars, reco1iess rlfles, and two hours earller machine guns set up in trees 11 the "difficulties and close as 30 feel from the tanks. es" facing Ute De Puy'o cavalrymen swung tlons. Vlel Nam was their 90 mm cannon and .50 tAl have been one of the major ~====::J~~!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!!\!!I!!!S caliber machlneguns on the topics d..lsc~u:"ss"'ed. Viet Cong. As soon as the <i:ommunisb sprung their ambush De Puy ealled In U.S. alr artillery strllres, poured In more armored and rushed up four battalions uf infantrymen, some 3,200 men, to the scene. The Communista broke off contocl followlnl their heavy losses in the ambush and the lnfantrymen pursued them as Utey retreated back wward their "War Zone C" olroogbokl. Jt••...'• oubleque:: W~~· rl ' ' I ( l s. 1 Child, Formosan Parents d F y s • En our ear eparatiOD ''ar.~ed I Oh. pOVerty I program ')} '"I n: t BeD'ISCUSSed 1 I 111 Court FInds Sta: Patrolman not Responsible I 1 1 I BETTER .FOR BETTE WORK Bai'ted bJllhoerd , 1: • ASE Meretarial dlll!t kt are d eairned to provide tM moat efficient work d• k .va ilable. 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Products above, from left to riJhl are t-lnduotrial pump;; 2-Small Moyno special application pump; 8-Series "ICING IAT" -t,Lint.sral hp motors; 4-A new line of shaded pole motors; 5--Direct drive tubeaxial fans; &-Electric wire-rope hoists; 7-Household ~~ Tom CourleDIJ ~awl Jwuaebold window fans; 8--Commerdal flips; ~Portable baseboard beater. .__ _ _ _ _ _ _...ll • covers ....,c~, brld<. stucco, cinder blocl< • no primer needed for repailllln& • tlows on usily with brush "' rollel' • dries fast ta fonn a weafhertlght prol.octillll shield • resists chlppinK. c:.-ackinK. peeling ud l>fistaring • outlasts oll bas' paint ... 111sts ~ 1&1 DBfOB WONDB/lTONBS MIUON Drive-In w vn . POMIIIPY, O. ~oft ~~----~--~--~~ ADMITI'ED TO JIOSPITAL Allee LouiB8 Sorrell, 2, daUih- ttr of Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Sorrell, RL 3, Wellsloo, was , adJ1Uited to Hol?.er Hospital at ' 1:46 a. m. Friday with an amputated large tow oa her rigbl fooL Sbe was IQJure4 wblle a pa1180J18er ·OII a bleycle wben Opp. she caugbt ber toe lD the wboel. Sbe II· reported 1D loed eondl· 11011. ' ·, ,I YOU'LL NEVER CAROLINA LUMBER ·AND SUPPLY CO. ' litO Depot 675-1160 Pt. Ph~••••t Cash It Carry e Cuh & Delivery • ludgat Pla.n - ---- ---- '' - -- There Must Be A Reason So Many People Around the Big Bend Area, For Over 30 Years, Shop Pickens Hardware. See For Yourself! Drive to Mason, W.Va., the Drive Will Do You Goodl �' Chtsltr Tan!lthi!l, E:nc. Editor VWight Wetherholt. Editor Hobllrt Wil1on, Jr., Man. Editor Ricll<!rd S. 0101n, Publishfr Jam£1 E. Dan!ltr, Ado. Dir. V•rnon DIIDiele, Adv. Illgr. strains '8nd dislocations within the na· tlon's medical facilities , which are not geared for any great upsurge of demands upon them. . Tht>se strains, if they develop, will require time, mom~y and effort to overcome • But they will also serve to reveal w~k­ nesses and deficiencies in our medacal resources that ought to be remedied even if there were no Medicare. The real long-term success of the program res~ In the hands of America's 300.000 docttr>. They did not want it for tho 010st part; they fought it, but now they 'No', Nasty Word Since 1949, mhen It was constituted, the East German parliament - the Volkskammer, or "people 's chamber" - bas never rer.orded a single "no'' vote on any measure. A eader of 'Young Warld ," the organ of Communist youth, wrote a letter recently asking how this could be. Evidently too young to understand the "i'.'isdom and perfection of the Communist system of government, he asked how it w•.s possible that so many representatives (434) over so many years had always decided in complete unanimity in everything. The reply, from Joh mnes Dieckmann, presldl!llt of the Volkshammer, was simple: parliament for anybody who is against the There is no room in the East German parliament for anybody who is against the majorily. Such a person "would only liioke himself foolish and show himself ~as an odd person indeed." J,Dolisb is right. Aboul as foolish as a nl':lll voluntarily walking up to a ticket eounter and buying a one-way fare to Siberia. Native Uprising The Walloons and F!emlags were at It lgala la Belgium the other day. Rivalry, ofteo degeneratins into rioting, between lh!l . 1)\>o linguistic groups is a perennial adurc:e of discord in the little country. It Is also, apparently, a source of ironle satisfaction to the Congolese, former subjects of Belgium. The government newspa~ in Kinshasa Iformerly Leopold' ille., vi8f;fhg: the situation with as much alarm as- it can muster , has suggested that a • .n on . the point of anarchy and eivtl wi; W4S hardly in a position to tell the Cfligo bow to run itself. I'Mcording to Kinshasa radio, the Congoltfe; government has informed its ambassador in Brussels that it is concerned o~ "the fate of Congolese living in Belglum in the wake of the tribal conflicts BOd acts O( banditry, oi wbieb the coun· try is tbe scene." ~about is probably fair play in thll even if It takes a lillie exaggeration. c. Democratic Liberals have It and only they can make It worll. Let them heed the words of Dr. Charles L. Hudson, new president or the American Medical Association: "'We are not stepping of! the brink Into a bottomless pit of professional destruolion and despair," be said In his laaugurai address before the AMA's policy • making House of Delegates, meeting In Chicago. For many physicians, !bat bottomless pit holds tbe fear ttmt Medicare Is but the first long step on a short road to the nemesis called "socialized medicine." If thi5 is so, and if It is something that should not be allowed to happen, then let them be reminded that the most effective lobby lor socialized medlclae, sa It was for Medicare, is a hidebound mediC'Rl com- munity that says, ••No, no, a thousaDd times no ," rather than, 11 W&it, We bave I better idea." Ralher than waste their "eollective professional energy to belahor the past,'' said Dr. Hudson, doctors must become "receptive to new ideas and become the leaders in experimentatkm in the mecha~ nisms of medical practice." For the simple truth is that if doctors do not lead, they will be led. "My Compliments to the Chef!" · Chico Salmon, a versatile and talented young man who performs admirably at almost any infield spot the Cleveland Indians assign him, was asked what be considers tbe most difficult position. Some ...,." are bettlq Itachel will give Ilalgan 10me .ad of nod, despite !be evident Ideologleal pU ""-• lbelil. U be does and Reagaa beats Demoeratlc Gov. Edmund . (Pall Brown, !be oenalllr'a Jill ou~ :'k will brighten lmmeasuray. It is argued that a Govemor Reagan ~lected for a long earnpalgn of preaching party unity could hardly work to damp 111 Incumbent Republican senator. Without a victorieus Reagan's backing, an Intra-party move against Kucbelln 19e8 would surely be doomfd. It would b&come a narrow right • wing ef. Tbls lime, however the beat forl Kochel won s ID 1 over a But they do not think he baa been pulling his weight as a party man and their paUence baa worn thin. And they have made endorsement of Reagan 1 supreme and urgent test of his Republtcaa regularity. For yeara Kuchel bas made almost a specialty of neilh..endorsing nor working for such IIA!pubUcan nominees as Barry Goldwater, Richard Nixon (for governor., and U. S. Sen. George Murphy. He Is charged with Ignoring an endless array of party functions (Including a bJg one this June 23), and with geoerany going it alone. "Sitting," 5aid Chico, who came to play and not to adorn lhe bench. Chico uttered a philosophical molllbful. Give a youngster - or anyone. elaittoo much time to loaf and you are encolll'aglng trouble. Chieago Salmon should be given still another assigoment - to speok to PTA groups and high school assemblies. Hard on Weber Pvt. Adam R. Weber Jr. ol the U. S. Army bas been 11e11tenced to a year's imprisonment at hard labor for his refusal to fight in tha Infantry la VIet Nam. Serve him right? Well the He And almost a year ago he wrote: "I want very much to serve my counIry. I do now and will continue to serve my country by trying to make it a beUer plaee to live and love. I have bopes of servia! In the Army in some function of nurturing or preserving life." Have you heard of Bimllar offers or expressions from our draft-card burners ~r Viet Cong flag Diers? vj'~ punish- It appears that Private Weber - a mao whose conscience won't permlt h1m to bear arms but whose love of country impels him to serve it in time of trouble - may have received a rough deal. How about a second auess on this one, Army? Washington By-line By BRUCE BIOSSAT going to he easy ID rusb In and WASIUNGTON (NEA) - Ev- throw his arms around 1 flll1 en some ol his best friends and who In 1962 called him 1 soe> admirers are telling Republican 1 laDs! and who In 1964 called Sen. Thomas Kuchel of Callfor- him 1 traitor to his party." nla !bat he'll be In deep political trouble If he does not enAnother problem Is that Kudorse Ronald Reagan I h e chel does net seem to buy thl GOP nominee for go~rnor spreading notion that Reagan • In 1966 is markedly different Unlike scalp-hunting, right • from !be Goldwaterlle he wu 'lrlngers who tbvlously ho}l!! In 1964. Nor doea !be senator Kochel's dlfflcultle's lacrease, aceept tho apparendy contrathese people - who include dlctory argument thai Reagan'a many of the party's seasoned smashing primary triumph hands - say they want to save proves that canservatlJm II on him from defeat In his next 1 aleeply risina curve In CailrHlecUon bid in 11161J. forDia. league baseball player to pinpoint the cause of much of our juvenile delinquency problem. Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time Splinters j Loner Kuchel is Warned: Back Reagan for Own Good It took only one word lor a big Or have you beard of similar ment for any of them? Ill BY WILLIAM 8. WWJE, VIetnamese milt Omlmtmlst ror at !be dreadful state of the Most of all il!fs I! true or !helD !he ipe<IIC!Ie at IIIII lfrld· 'WASHINGTON - The Demo- aggr...lon. In aome eases-say world of reality. Theae fellowo 74-year-old Douglas, !be old old aeotlemao It bay amoJ!I cratle Uberal bloc In the Unit· that of Sen. J. WilHam Ful- don't really wish to run out; dean of deans of the Uberais, the very people - the Ill" ed States Senate, long enurojl bright of Arkansaa - the aban- they only wish that "some- who alone in this .last group is eraia - lor whom he 1111 cloDt to being divided from Its gen- donment would be gradual and thing" could be done to lift this up for re-election and thus is ao much so long. II .18 movlnl erolly controlling moderate and no! 10 much illtend..S 18 !nevi- frlg~tful burden from the one among tbem all !be combat of- even to those, such u lhil col· conaervallve colteagues, ts now table and laesorable. In other world power that simply muat fleer who courts muimum and Wlllllsl; who for ;ear.·· dJ!Io being deeply and perhaps en- lnsllloces - aay !bat of Sen. bear it. Immediate danger on the for- greed with Douglaa on many duringly subdivided within I~ Wayne Morse of Oregon - !be The fourth and last Ulleral ward flriDS line. domeoUc quesllona and baVI self. abandonment would be total faction is behaving with mem- Douglas' campaign apeechos said, on domestio Issues, lllliRY The war In Viet Nam is lhe , and Immediate. orable courage and resolution out lD Dlinois, wbleh are UUie a hard word aboul blm wblcb agent of this fragmentation; for I A aecond faction, t)'plfied by within the liberal dovecote, weU noticed In !be country at large, regreUably ciiUIOI in candor this twilight of any effective auch men sa Senakora Robert knowing aa It doe3 that la !be shine with the lonely quallty even now be retracted. loreseeable unity within the lib- Kennedy of New York and highly simp!Uied leklcon of !be ! of unqualified bravery. The po- The Johnay-come-lately liberal movement In thia country. Frank Church of Idaho, is not paolflst • llberall Ibis Is a sure 1 sltion on Viet Nam of his ralb- erals of !be new pacifism - !soIt Is raising a Imrsh fence of ready to contemplate mere em~ way to be diHtamped as a- 1 er un-Republlcan IIA!puhllcan op. lationism are reaebing for tilt separatism within the liberal tlni and running but Ia so In- gaiast "peace," as la favor. of 1 ponen~ Charles Percy, aeema throat ol a man who was <lacamp !bat will later be found sistenUy opposed to any and war and death, and as blind from lhil distance to be a lit· liverlag for liberal causes when to have been eaaler to erect every effective Allied mllltary stooges for President Johnson. tie bit of everything but not they were la diapers. Past the than to level. step as to handcuff !be resist- Such men as Senators Gale very much ol anything. It Is, at ag\' of 50 he put his personal At least four sets of liberals ' ance should its ootions ever pre- Mc<ke or Wyoming, Philip aU events, !Dtally at variance life on !be Una as a Yolunteer have at least four sets of com- vail. Hart of Michigan, Henry Jack- wllb the forthright stance ol In the Marlae Corps la the aeopeting oollons about Viet Nam. A third faction, Including son of Waahlngtoo and Paul every nationally significant lead- ond World War. Now in thi1 One faction within what Is It- sucb men as Senators Joseph Douglas of Dlinols are standing er in a G.O.P. which is totally preaeot !I'll', which for an Its self only a faction baa no pol- Clark of Pennsylvania, Eugene up with rSN gallantry for the backing the W1ll" of resistance shortcomings Ia at !be end 1 Icy save ono of abandonment McCarll!y of Minnesota and bard duty of this nation to re· lin one of bipartisanship's fla. war also of honor and duty to of the commitment of three IVance Hartke of Indiana, 1.1 aisl Communist aggression to 1 est hours. country, he II putting hll pel. Presidents lo belp the Soulb almply in a slate of dlthery bor- the end. There Is aomelhilli affecllaJ liUcal life on the line. Good Advice He offered at his trial to serve la front lines as a medieal corpsman. just didn 't want to till, he said. • 50 Years Ago on the River Era of Famous Inland Waters Boats, their Captains, Began to Fade'> u• Medicare Success in Doctors' Hands For better or worse, Medicnre Is offielaUy la operation. The hope, of course, is that it will be for the better, that it will both improve the health of the nation's elderly and grant them a new freedom - or nt least a me~ ure of lreedom - from the specter of diS· abling injury or illness that could wipe out their live's savings and make them a burden on their children. . It is more than a hope. It is the behef of millions of Ameri'rans, who exp~ess their wishes through their representatiVeS In Congress. Medicare will inevitably cause some " 4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 10, 1881 )UNDAY WHITE PAPER PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY ' Let's Let Kids Be Kids Parents Pounce on their Child's Free Time !t~~~..~~ r::;:. :~::. o:rw~u0f:~~~~ T0 Set theStage fOr T0 day'S Ulcer Alley ..... llcaa hardly ,.e&led 1o ReaOOIIIOmltlmt: "Everybody'• ping with Reapn," Nol to ro for blm, the maa IaBY WERONYMOUS and somewhat Important ml11 opportunity of personal ag- dl ted would be to ..... 1 We fmd In the pubHcallons of buslnesa were discussing the grandlzemeot far more lm- ~~ oltarply ' 86 ·~=~ of today a number of advertise- problem.o of busin'!ll and the portanl to them than mere lor geo..-at party wrath ments soliciting funds for the sad state of world affalra In a education. Almost daily telepbo.;, calls , aid of unde!'1lrivllege children railroad club-car group. Oae of Since lliDII peycholngista a- from the coast keep the pres1Itt many. lands. The organi1A- the men, ootlcing a group ef gree thai subconscious rebel- rue on. Kuchel is known to be lions whiCh sponsor these boya lounging In the shade of lion. against authority Is a thinking hard abllut the matter. movements are Indeed worthy a maple tree, watchlnl the maJor cause of antagonism to He has told Reagan he wants or praise. Any aid ~ven to train pass, remarked on his !be law and one of the leadtna bJ sit down and talk. The forImprove !be lot of children In memory of gomg to watch the factors la juvenile delinquency, mer actor wrofe him 8 friendly whatever counfr1 they reside train go by, and the serious maybe we could pront greatly letter In response to a congratIs the truest form of charity. conversation shifted to one or from an organization devoted ulatory relegram the senalar And especially to those unlor- various remlaiscenses of boy- to leUing kids be kids, and ,..1 alter Reagan's primary viclunate children who are vic- hood. For half-an-hour !be quit trying to regiment our tory llms ol our own foreign 1118&- business worr_ies and wodd cblldren. B~t fmdlng the proper camlpulahons. probletn~ varushed In a DllSI moo ground is oot au!Dmatic. B t th is t need 01 of exploits or ~ yean age. And SUNDAY Says a Kuchel friend: "It's aot u ere 8 grea on their leavmg the train at "The Jailer optendor or tbll our Chicago lheae men appeared bouse sball be greater thaa I larger movement in country - to reato~ child- much more capable of consid- the former, 1171 the Lonl of hood to our own children. ertng their problems. Fer mag- booll; and In lllio place I will Most every American who 1e are the memories of youlb. lfve prosperity, 1ayl the lAIN bas reached mature age tre.. e1 bosto.• _ Bagpt %:t. uers fond memories of !bat But, will today's cblltl, wben unregi".'enled and untrammel- he reaches 60, have · equally The wellare ol the United ed pennd of prHchool days; load memorlel of bead-start, States calls for stable prosperand of the ncatloas from the of pre-school klndertlartea. IUp- lty and 1 rising standard of uvachool routine of pre-teen ago. ervbed giiJDOI, coacrete swim- 1ng In all parts of the frM The first practical use or mlOfl pools bereft of shade world. _ DaYid Ilo<:tefeller, lhe ability acquired in the treeo, ..- of the early"lfllle ed· Americaa philanthropist. lludy of arithmetic to most ucatioo which IOtD1I to be bllys and girls wu Its nse te meetly Indoctrination. calculate tbt number of tlaYI Tnday'o vacation period for until vacation began. For It many children Ia only the oubW18 In the 111mmer daya of aUI>IIIOD of a slighUy changed •freedom" that moat of our lcltedule of acti\>ites for the TIMES.SENTINEL plealllll memoriea were stored reautar achool roulioe. Any MllltlN tvtry IUndiY .., TMI Vehr hltltlhlnl Ce. up for the future. free time the child may have «**aI.&LLt"LII DAI\ Y TIIIUNI Gl .._.. ........IIMIIIt Ob... Memories of swimming holes, for the simple enjoyment ol tNII. PulllllhH Mtry WHirUy ..,... hCMM lltv'*f• IRttf'lll • tile of !be feel of warm l'G8d dust cblldltood is Immediately ... ,... Office 11 etNI""'- o-.... IHMIIf' lo bare feel, ef the damp even- pounced upon by seme adult tM W llf MINh I. 1lh, M lictMI lng graso which we tried to and quickly converted into a TMI DAILY IIMTINIL Ill MICMftk lti'Ht, .....,.,, 01111 use as 1 IUbstltute for foot- ocheduled program. washing required at day'o end, But far worse is !be tendency ... ucttt .....,...,.......... . . IIIII .... ftii:IUIII ........ .t ,_.,.,. af Impromptu ballgames .wilb- of parents to make their off. 011.. P4llt OHia. Ofl IUIKIIPTION out s!Jmdarized equipment or spring Into slatus-symbols. '!be It' TIIMI ctrr.., Cltllp _ , . lltvrel., restricting rules, of discussions chlld who fails to bring home MAIL tUIICII"ION AATII of matters •ery Important to !Dp gradel, who doesn't sucWalt VI,......_ ... YHr . ,, Ill d!lldren, .... If rldieulo111 to ceec1 bt "maklns the team," ...,.. U1 "fM ........ 111 ..... adults: ali these make up the the Utile-leaguer who drops ..... ......... 11.11. backlog of happy memories 10 the ball an"d aDows tile win- Till Dillr llllh ..... - ,..., 1111 useful when life reaches !he nlng rull for the opposing team, De tlntt.t ,,.. -,...,.,•..,.,, 11 MttttNI .. .... fR' Indian Summer slage. II likely to be glvat a good .....,,,, ,.nutltn t1 111 MWt dltP" ' ' n" Some years ago 1 group of start toward ulter-aUey by Cl'tfMN ft thll ........, end If• wideoUy ouccessful, affluent, pareltts wbe deplore a lost io. The C!UITelll furore ... Xuchel, almost hysterical bt Its overtones, may IImmer dowa 1n the lbs ahead It Is te part lb:;~ct of excitement generated In Calllomla Republican circles by Reagan'• big wiD. But !be prUIUI'el are makiJig some Kochel lnllmalel a lillie edgy. Independent judgments I11P' port !be senakor's claim ID high. ly valuable service to his ala._ He baa been a 11ger Ita gellltti aids of all kinds He Is the lllp Republican on Seoate m terior Co~ crucial 1e 1 state deeply lnvoind with n ter and otbei' resottrCOI dlv" the iba Itt high ooteem. aight where be wao .removed Mate Barton was 011 the to bls borne in a cril!cal co,.. steamer Kanawha for several 'dlllan, hia death following sey.. yea~~ with Captain Ira B. era! hours later. Hun .. ngton of Gallipolis who M8 te Cha I B rio h pronounced him one ol the r ey 8 0 ad were not alone in thetr passing. Ivery best packet mates ho posiUons on many of tho best About that time, too, 01any ol bo H boats laeludlng the old Mattie 1 tile famous me• who manned e~er .msawharness 011 a s earn at. • Roberis, J · C. CrossIey, Greydied 110 to spe8 k these inland river vessels were ' · hound, Loulae, Lizzie Bay, B. passing to the great harbor aSeveral years ago, Mate BarT. Enos, Kanawha of the old bove. Such Is the tale told in too broke his hip falling from Bay Line, Columbia, W. N. a July I, 1916 river news item. a street car in Pa•kersburg, Chancellor, Benton McMillin, but it never stopped him from Capital City, Bonanza, Oriole, work, only temporarily. Being Rutb, Tell City and others. Captala Charley Barton, one a man of remarkable will and of the oldest and best known mates on the upper Ohio and recuperatmg powers, be was Jue It, Jtlf - Captain Ira Great Kanawha Rivers, died ever up and doing, suffering B. Huntingtoa returned home at Racine, Friday, June 30, 1916 excruciating pain, many Wednasday from CiDcinnati and at the age of 67. He leaves a limes while performing his other points itt Interest of the faithful wife, one brother, Ca pduties, but it wasn't hls nature Treasure Stove Company. While tain Tom Barton, and three to be a quitter. at Cincinnati, Captain Huntingdaughters to mourn their A few weeks ago, Mate Bartoo visited the wharf and met loss. The funeral wlll occur at ton aceepted a berth 08 the TeU several of his friends of former Racine; also, the burral City and was on that boat days. He visited the LouisvilleMate Charley Barton was when he leU to the deck while Cincinnati Packet Company's one uf the best known rlverfine steamer City ot Clnclnnatl 6 tanding his watch at East Livmen In this section. He was erpool last Sundny night. With and met hl• old friend, Captaia ever faithful and a trusty maa the assistance of Harry Hein, Bland Pownall, mate of the in performance of flis duties. watchman, and others, 1 h 8 Cincinnati, considered one of He was an honest, kind and upstricken man was taken to his f.:he best on WesterR rivers. right man whose de•th will be stateroom where he lay until Male Pownall boated for a greatly regretted by all his the return of the Tell City short time ia the Pomeroy trade acquaintances who held him___ to_ R_acine late Wednesda:.y_ _IB palmier days. "T"he Cincin- IY DICK THOMAS A ball • century ogo, many or tbo famous side-wheel and atern • wheel packets were vanlahing from the ri'ver. They \ Ratl • Louisville, finest on the river, is reported to be doing a very good business. Captain Jack Llnde•buro commands the Cincinnall with purser L. M. Dupree in charge of the of. fice. Captain HuntingtoB has The Ice moved In the OhiG at Pl. Pleasant 11\81 night about 12 o'clock cro,lodbw tho Healherton down inW the -Telegraph which boat crowded !ato the Luella, knocking doWII ber chimney• and badly damaging her works. Three barges belonging to the Heatherton got away but were caught thl• morning and returned to tho Kanawha River. Two loaded coal boats lD charge of Henrv Fry together with boat iA which be bad ropes and tackles also broke away. The leckie boat was landed at Gallipolis. ond the coal boat was reported sunk. A barge loaded with railroad ties and staves belonging l<t' John L. Charles was also sunk. The Telegraph left for Gallipolio last ove. IIIey bad laid up out of way of Kanawha River ice. It was reported here today that the Louella wao a wreck but •be can sUII be seen afloat from this aide, apparently ail right lbo._b there are some ev~ been Jin charge of some of the deoces of her having a sevent best boats on the upper Ohio lussell. River in their day. The New Era. Dr. Hanson, captain and owner. with five men were carried down in the CAPTAIN DICK Brown has ice but was successfully landbeeR clerking on the Hele• E. ed at Bush'a Mill, about 14 in tbe Huntington trade for miles below. The Telegraph, a few days while Captain Will Atherington, docks were slightGuthrie was off attending to ly damaged : several barges some business matten on carried down and one stave shore. bllat, according to a diSpatch received here tonight. CaptaiA Albert Martin. a well The river Is falling at Char· known and expert Kanawha rivlesion wilb Ice gorges from erman and towboat master and two miles below to Brownstown pilot will move his family to above, and 15 to 20 feet high. Gallipolis from Washington. D. River ae'Wo Joa. 15, 1871, con· The Ohio is clear to Addison C. about July I where they tained the foliowine from Galaevea miles above here. The have been residing. Captain lipolis: Kanawha is clear to the beginMartin commands the D. T. The gorge that bad nm out lling of the gorge. The TeleLane, ol lila Campbell'o Creek of the Kanawha and backed up IJ"aph will ba down at 7 o'clock Line. into the Ohio came out with Ill the morning and take 1 lot 1 rush about midnight last of stock for below. June 28, IPII - River newo ·"'"t • a nd came near wrecki ng -ml'i" Joe river fell seven feet here of JaB. 15, 1879 contained the aeveral boats that were lying !«<ay. Mr. Ridenour bas sold _f_ol_lo_WI_.n..::__ g fr_om __ G_al_li:_po_li_s_:_ _ __:be=io:.:w:_::ll:_.::in:_:lho::__:O:::h:lo~_:W:::h::::ere:.:.__ _:"""~~ba~l~f~o~f;re~maiM of the Mrs. Reynolds Ends Teaching Career in Middleport System TheSundayTimes-SeatineJ,sunday,Julyto,t966-l I BV .BEUUH .lONES dents. bears," eveR If II meant a long Mrs. Reynolds is also an se After 1:1 q.uarter century of They are Prufesser A. W. Me- trip to .'1 city &o .seeure proper live member of the Business ' . kmdergarten classe'S Kay, Melvin , Martin Essexs · material. and Professional Women's Club 'he Middleport Schools, Mrs. (new state school head) L w of M'ddl h h · · ' · · Th 1 te~ k 1 epor 1 wereseserves ' Reynold s. w1th a total I McComas and Clarence Tbompe mus c ac,.er wor s I· f h . ud record of 37 years, has l1son long with Mrs. Reynolds in tbe ' 0 matanc~ c ahuman 8 d pthar11amen nan, as serve ''1rr•red · . · began teaching in t h e presentalloos · . the children . e •· her resignatiOn. She w1tb 'd 1 d . 1 b 88 18 3 long I same room in which she now always giving fine perform- c u .d ptresfl .etsn D , ~"tr· past . Reynolds , after 1 11 · · · Th presaeno1 ISle. of asso~Jatlon w1th small has kindergarten, and had a ances. e years have meant ob,lhn. Is not "hanging up her j class of 72 pupils. After teach· hard work, but to "Pearl" as A member of the Amateur · ". R~ther, she is. ad-1ing in the intermediate grade:;, t~ ~very te~~her, "it's aU In a Gar_den Clu.b, she he·~~ the 1o a hagher grade m a I she finally came into the kin- day s werk. ~~m~anshap of the CIVIC _be~unell!l\'"' ·mg s.tate. She has ac- dergarten where she has spert K n t II!ICal1on committee of DIStrict , . . h . 1 now o mos1 as an eagerl . . . b aver" M s R Jd h II, Ohao Assocmtlon of Garden a ros1twn m t e mter- the past 25 years. merw·l> classes in lhe Mason According to Mrs Reynoldc;' be ' . rl. eyne 9 as Clubs, and is currently serving · een ac 11ve o many communth .. . . h h · W ere s e wdl work own testimony there is never ·ty .. d . on e Sears Beaubhcat1on con. 1 11 1 'th ..._,a,ntajge ' I ac IYI es an orgamza Ions WI ~, us1ng her re- a dull moment in kinderaarten I .th h . . -• test committee. c tl . . . ~ WI er seemmg1y !DcA.naus1• en Y trammg m re-!class. The children tell Mrs. ive supply of energy and Is al- Mrs. Reynolds Is an unasham:::~~~ ' i and modern · ~eynoJds "~verythmg" & some- ways at SOS call for projects ed, patriotic flag waver, and is ~~mes that ~~. what it really is, ranging from parks to hospitals. 1 past president. district direceverytbmg. tor and state of~cer of the DauMrs. began her There are three generations Some project& begun under ghters of Union Veterans of , teaching in 1923, took of many families that have ber guidance and inll!rest are !be Civil War. She Ia affiliated six years due ttt illness, re- been in her class. This is a van- j the Meigs County Cancer Socie.- with Evangeline Chapter, Order sumed in and has taught tage point to watch the "sands ty which she initiated and aer- of tho Eastern Stars, Mary · since that She is a grad- of time fly by;" all the time ved as president for six years. Shrine, White Shrioe of Jerusauate of High School p.reparing. pre-scl!ooiers for the S~e also worked hard to get the , !em. She is a very active mem- :n;ACHER AND.CHILDREN _ Mn. Pearl Reynolds Is working this summer ill the Head Start and . . her. BS degree. in b1g experience of school. Middleport park project 10 the ber of the Middleport Church Middleport. Sh~ wtll teach in !he elementary level this Autumn in the Mason schools. Here 0 ia EducatiOn Ohio U. mv~rs!ly.l Her classroom has changed] road, making many trtpa to Co- of Christ where she ts presi- ley, Gre~t Becker, Dennis Grant, Beverly Hoffmaa (left), and Christine Evans. She has also addihonal over the years as new educa- lumbus on that venture. She af. dent of tha L&yal Pals Class. work al University andl tiona! units and play equipment/so served on tha orilinai Meigs All ol thesw iD addition to R10 Grande · has been added through t h e rMemorial Hospital Board ·and her teacbing S~e has novel ex- generosity of. the .parents, and[ many other publie projects. Perhaps Mrs. Reynolds owes ptlmnces In year~ of teach- school admtmstration which this! Her educational organization ber dynamic energy to h e r mg. She has . m every year included miniature diplo- niemberahip includes the Ohio motb..-, Mrs. Minerva Childers, school m Middleport mas, ?"e of her own ideas. Education Association, ita legis- who Is still very active in her With the of the high 1 A htghhght through the years !alive committee, the profes- 90's. It must run IR the family. school, the old cen-1has been the annual spring op- slooal members committee of We know that Mrs. Reynolds tral school the Post Of-1eretta giVen by the kindergar· the Southeasle111 Obio Educa- will take ber enthusiasm and lice now the P a: k[ten children which traditionally tion M8ocialion, the National ability to lead youngsters to her Street School Hill ,.feature the childhood favof!tes Education Assn., Ia which abe new position, and Middlepert's r the Pearl St. (no~ t.orn[1n Mother Goose characters, an- is serving as the membersbip ii081 is Mason's gam. down), the BuJida~g, . lmals, and others, :Vith music: com~itte~ _ia the l~al area, and We've had her services for and the new build-rand colorful costummg. ' she " affiilated w1th the Amer- long time and everyone should ng on Pearl St. Parents have cooperated with l1lean Association fer Childhood be allowed to graduate someThrougil the she has j Mrs. Reynolds in seeing to it Education. She is teaching the lime! terved Wider superlnten- that bears were "real brown I Head Start program at present Agree? 1 I I ~-- .. ·- · - -·- - - - · - -====--'~-'-..:=:.:..:_____ _ _ _ , BERRY'S WORLD Motel Makes Addition to Facilities ---- --~ (I' .,.,, ,..............,., ............ ....._....... -. ·····"· ,.......... ..... ............ ,..,,,., ............ ... .,... ........... "'................ - -Neartnc completloa a• lbl Bl•• Fouulalu Motel on Uppet' Ri11er Rd., Is a new lw• story brio!< unll of the lateol desip. T)>e onll. which Is i1 tile rear of the orlgtaal motel balldlag will coatain ZO uila with If on each door. Wruupl lroa raillD& will drde the ...................... ................................. serond deck of tile aew aat!, ud lllere wW be pantag 1r· aD lidH Ol the SlnCJ. .... 081 OD •• ro am In with nfvld Man opmen~ SUNDAY wharfhoat 1o Jolla •rv!O raising ber; or 011t IJtf'ltt wreck of the Cornel. T10 Boone will not leave her 111001'lnp till aU danger II past, cake• of onbroten ice paasetl hare today over 2,000 feet Ion1 and ball filling !be river. Wllliam Ward of !be Luelb ~ arrived, reports ber · badlt damaged. The Telegraph Wll forced over agalpst her ·by Ice breaking her hog chalu and damaging h..- upper worts. Three coal boats were loal. The Luella left here . Jbere she waa perfectly 'l"le ..\¥ g• accordingly to Pl. Pleiiaant, the best harbor in 1M '!'Ofld, considering the exteal of !be damage done, facts will hardly bear out !be statement. The Nevius - Alesbirl aad Dunbar wharfboata bolb left on shore by WBter falllllg. RJdenour sold one hall interest ia s1m~en wharfboat to John Pep. pie and measures are being taken to repair aDd raise her. The Boone Is lying at ~ foot of Grape St., uniDJ.ured and will leave for the Kanawha River as 110011 as 0.. river 11 clear ol ice. 't ilis addllloa ralaeo . ~ Blue Fooalala Motel 10 $f units. Ia the other plel11re Is !~~~.. shown a large rdtelter ID froat ~::~1 of the motel office, wbtcb and . D wu receatly built. It ba• • .", ....... ..tU .. ... .... .. �' Chtsltr Tan!lthi!l, E:nc. Editor VWight Wetherholt. Editor Hobllrt Wil1on, Jr., Man. Editor Ricll<!rd S. 0101n, Publishfr Jam£1 E. Dan!ltr, Ado. Dir. V•rnon DIIDiele, Adv. Illgr. strains '8nd dislocations within the na· tlon's medical facilities , which are not geared for any great upsurge of demands upon them. . Tht>se strains, if they develop, will require time, mom~y and effort to overcome • But they will also serve to reveal w~k­ nesses and deficiencies in our medacal resources that ought to be remedied even if there were no Medicare. The real long-term success of the program res~ In the hands of America's 300.000 docttr>. They did not want it for tho 010st part; they fought it, but now they 'No', Nasty Word Since 1949, mhen It was constituted, the East German parliament - the Volkskammer, or "people 's chamber" - bas never rer.orded a single "no'' vote on any measure. A eader of 'Young Warld ," the organ of Communist youth, wrote a letter recently asking how this could be. Evidently too young to understand the "i'.'isdom and perfection of the Communist system of government, he asked how it w•.s possible that so many representatives (434) over so many years had always decided in complete unanimity in everything. The reply, from Joh mnes Dieckmann, presldl!llt of the Volkshammer, was simple: parliament for anybody who is against the There is no room in the East German parliament for anybody who is against the majorily. Such a person "would only liioke himself foolish and show himself ~as an odd person indeed." J,Dolisb is right. Aboul as foolish as a nl':lll voluntarily walking up to a ticket eounter and buying a one-way fare to Siberia. Native Uprising The Walloons and F!emlags were at It lgala la Belgium the other day. Rivalry, ofteo degeneratins into rioting, between lh!l . 1)\>o linguistic groups is a perennial adurc:e of discord in the little country. It Is also, apparently, a source of ironle satisfaction to the Congolese, former subjects of Belgium. The government newspa~ in Kinshasa Iformerly Leopold' ille., vi8f;fhg: the situation with as much alarm as- it can muster , has suggested that a • .n on . the point of anarchy and eivtl wi; W4S hardly in a position to tell the Cfligo bow to run itself. I'Mcording to Kinshasa radio, the Congoltfe; government has informed its ambassador in Brussels that it is concerned o~ "the fate of Congolese living in Belglum in the wake of the tribal conflicts BOd acts O( banditry, oi wbieb the coun· try is tbe scene." ~about is probably fair play in thll even if It takes a lillie exaggeration. c. Democratic Liberals have It and only they can make It worll. Let them heed the words of Dr. Charles L. Hudson, new president or the American Medical Association: "'We are not stepping of! the brink Into a bottomless pit of professional destruolion and despair," be said In his laaugurai address before the AMA's policy • making House of Delegates, meeting In Chicago. For many physicians, !bat bottomless pit holds tbe fear ttmt Medicare Is but the first long step on a short road to the nemesis called "socialized medicine." If thi5 is so, and if It is something that should not be allowed to happen, then let them be reminded that the most effective lobby lor socialized medlclae, sa It was for Medicare, is a hidebound mediC'Rl com- munity that says, ••No, no, a thousaDd times no ," rather than, 11 W&it, We bave I better idea." Ralher than waste their "eollective professional energy to belahor the past,'' said Dr. Hudson, doctors must become "receptive to new ideas and become the leaders in experimentatkm in the mecha~ nisms of medical practice." For the simple truth is that if doctors do not lead, they will be led. "My Compliments to the Chef!" · Chico Salmon, a versatile and talented young man who performs admirably at almost any infield spot the Cleveland Indians assign him, was asked what be considers tbe most difficult position. Some ...,." are bettlq Itachel will give Ilalgan 10me .ad of nod, despite !be evident Ideologleal pU ""-• lbelil. U be does and Reagaa beats Demoeratlc Gov. Edmund . (Pall Brown, !be oenalllr'a Jill ou~ :'k will brighten lmmeasuray. It is argued that a Govemor Reagan ~lected for a long earnpalgn of preaching party unity could hardly work to damp 111 Incumbent Republican senator. Without a victorieus Reagan's backing, an Intra-party move against Kucbelln 19e8 would surely be doomfd. It would b&come a narrow right • wing ef. Tbls lime, however the beat forl Kochel won s ID 1 over a But they do not think he baa been pulling his weight as a party man and their paUence baa worn thin. And they have made endorsement of Reagan 1 supreme and urgent test of his Republtcaa regularity. For yeara Kuchel bas made almost a specialty of neilh..endorsing nor working for such IIA!pubUcan nominees as Barry Goldwater, Richard Nixon (for governor., and U. S. Sen. George Murphy. He Is charged with Ignoring an endless array of party functions (Including a bJg one this June 23), and with geoerany going it alone. "Sitting," 5aid Chico, who came to play and not to adorn lhe bench. Chico uttered a philosophical molllbful. Give a youngster - or anyone. elaittoo much time to loaf and you are encolll'aglng trouble. Chieago Salmon should be given still another assigoment - to speok to PTA groups and high school assemblies. Hard on Weber Pvt. Adam R. Weber Jr. ol the U. S. Army bas been 11e11tenced to a year's imprisonment at hard labor for his refusal to fight in tha Infantry la VIet Nam. Serve him right? Well the He And almost a year ago he wrote: "I want very much to serve my counIry. I do now and will continue to serve my country by trying to make it a beUer plaee to live and love. I have bopes of servia! In the Army in some function of nurturing or preserving life." Have you heard of Bimllar offers or expressions from our draft-card burners ~r Viet Cong flag Diers? vj'~ punish- It appears that Private Weber - a mao whose conscience won't permlt h1m to bear arms but whose love of country impels him to serve it in time of trouble - may have received a rough deal. How about a second auess on this one, Army? Washington By-line By BRUCE BIOSSAT going to he easy ID rusb In and WASIUNGTON (NEA) - Ev- throw his arms around 1 flll1 en some ol his best friends and who In 1962 called him 1 soe> admirers are telling Republican 1 laDs! and who In 1964 called Sen. Thomas Kuchel of Callfor- him 1 traitor to his party." nla !bat he'll be In deep political trouble If he does not enAnother problem Is that Kudorse Ronald Reagan I h e chel does net seem to buy thl GOP nominee for go~rnor spreading notion that Reagan • In 1966 is markedly different Unlike scalp-hunting, right • from !be Goldwaterlle he wu 'lrlngers who tbvlously ho}l!! In 1964. Nor doea !be senator Kochel's dlfflcultle's lacrease, aceept tho apparendy contrathese people - who include dlctory argument thai Reagan'a many of the party's seasoned smashing primary triumph hands - say they want to save proves that canservatlJm II on him from defeat In his next 1 aleeply risina curve In CailrHlecUon bid in 11161J. forDia. league baseball player to pinpoint the cause of much of our juvenile delinquency problem. Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time Splinters j Loner Kuchel is Warned: Back Reagan for Own Good It took only one word lor a big Or have you beard of similar ment for any of them? Ill BY WILLIAM 8. WWJE, VIetnamese milt Omlmtmlst ror at !be dreadful state of the Most of all il!fs I! true or !helD !he ipe<IIC!Ie at IIIII lfrld· 'WASHINGTON - The Demo- aggr...lon. In aome eases-say world of reality. Theae fellowo 74-year-old Douglas, !be old old aeotlemao It bay amoJ!I cratle Uberal bloc In the Unit· that of Sen. J. WilHam Ful- don't really wish to run out; dean of deans of the Uberais, the very people - the Ill" ed States Senate, long enurojl bright of Arkansaa - the aban- they only wish that "some- who alone in this .last group is eraia - lor whom he 1111 cloDt to being divided from Its gen- donment would be gradual and thing" could be done to lift this up for re-election and thus is ao much so long. II .18 movlnl erolly controlling moderate and no! 10 much illtend..S 18 !nevi- frlg~tful burden from the one among tbem all !be combat of- even to those, such u lhil col· conaervallve colteagues, ts now table and laesorable. In other world power that simply muat fleer who courts muimum and Wlllllsl; who for ;ear.·· dJ!Io being deeply and perhaps en- lnsllloces - aay !bat of Sen. bear it. Immediate danger on the for- greed with Douglaa on many duringly subdivided within I~ Wayne Morse of Oregon - !be The fourth and last Ulleral ward flriDS line. domeoUc quesllona and baVI self. abandonment would be total faction is behaving with mem- Douglas' campaign apeechos said, on domestio Issues, lllliRY The war In Viet Nam is lhe , and Immediate. orable courage and resolution out lD Dlinois, wbleh are UUie a hard word aboul blm wblcb agent of this fragmentation; for I A aecond faction, t)'plfied by within the liberal dovecote, weU noticed In !be country at large, regreUably ciiUIOI in candor this twilight of any effective auch men sa Senakora Robert knowing aa It doe3 that la !be shine with the lonely quallty even now be retracted. loreseeable unity within the lib- Kennedy of New York and highly simp!Uied leklcon of !be ! of unqualified bravery. The po- The Johnay-come-lately liberal movement In thia country. Frank Church of Idaho, is not paolflst • llberall Ibis Is a sure 1 sltion on Viet Nam of his ralb- erals of !be new pacifism - !soIt Is raising a Imrsh fence of ready to contemplate mere em~ way to be diHtamped as a- 1 er un-Republlcan IIA!puhllcan op. lationism are reaebing for tilt separatism within the liberal tlni and running but Ia so In- gaiast "peace," as la favor. of 1 ponen~ Charles Percy, aeema throat ol a man who was <lacamp !bat will later be found sistenUy opposed to any and war and death, and as blind from lhil distance to be a lit· liverlag for liberal causes when to have been eaaler to erect every effective Allied mllltary stooges for President Johnson. tie bit of everything but not they were la diapers. Past the than to level. step as to handcuff !be resist- Such men as Senators Gale very much ol anything. It Is, at ag\' of 50 he put his personal At least four sets of liberals ' ance should its ootions ever pre- Mc<ke or Wyoming, Philip aU events, !Dtally at variance life on !be Una as a Yolunteer have at least four sets of com- vail. Hart of Michigan, Henry Jack- wllb the forthright stance ol In the Marlae Corps la the aeopeting oollons about Viet Nam. A third faction, Including son of Waahlngtoo and Paul every nationally significant lead- ond World War. Now in thi1 One faction within what Is It- sucb men as Senators Joseph Douglas of Dlinols are standing er in a G.O.P. which is totally preaeot !I'll', which for an Its self only a faction baa no pol- Clark of Pennsylvania, Eugene up with rSN gallantry for the backing the W1ll" of resistance shortcomings Ia at !be end 1 Icy save ono of abandonment McCarll!y of Minnesota and bard duty of this nation to re· lin one of bipartisanship's fla. war also of honor and duty to of the commitment of three IVance Hartke of Indiana, 1.1 aisl Communist aggression to 1 est hours. country, he II putting hll pel. Presidents lo belp the Soulb almply in a slate of dlthery bor- the end. There Is aomelhilli affecllaJ liUcal life on the line. Good Advice He offered at his trial to serve la front lines as a medieal corpsman. just didn 't want to till, he said. • 50 Years Ago on the River Era of Famous Inland Waters Boats, their Captains, Began to Fade'> u• Medicare Success in Doctors' Hands For better or worse, Medicnre Is offielaUy la operation. The hope, of course, is that it will be for the better, that it will both improve the health of the nation's elderly and grant them a new freedom - or nt least a me~ ure of lreedom - from the specter of diS· abling injury or illness that could wipe out their live's savings and make them a burden on their children. . It is more than a hope. It is the behef of millions of Ameri'rans, who exp~ess their wishes through their representatiVeS In Congress. Medicare will inevitably cause some " 4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 10, 1881 )UNDAY WHITE PAPER PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY ' Let's Let Kids Be Kids Parents Pounce on their Child's Free Time !t~~~..~~ r::;:. :~::. o:rw~u0f:~~~~ T0 Set theStage fOr T0 day'S Ulcer Alley ..... llcaa hardly ,.e&led 1o ReaOOIIIOmltlmt: "Everybody'• ping with Reapn," Nol to ro for blm, the maa IaBY WERONYMOUS and somewhat Important ml11 opportunity of personal ag- dl ted would be to ..... 1 We fmd In the pubHcallons of buslnesa were discussing the grandlzemeot far more lm- ~~ oltarply ' 86 ·~=~ of today a number of advertise- problem.o of busin'!ll and the portanl to them than mere lor geo..-at party wrath ments soliciting funds for the sad state of world affalra In a education. Almost daily telepbo.;, calls , aid of unde!'1lrivllege children railroad club-car group. Oae of Since lliDII peycholngista a- from the coast keep the pres1Itt many. lands. The organi1A- the men, ootlcing a group ef gree thai subconscious rebel- rue on. Kuchel is known to be lions whiCh sponsor these boya lounging In the shade of lion. against authority Is a thinking hard abllut the matter. movements are Indeed worthy a maple tree, watchlnl the maJor cause of antagonism to He has told Reagan he wants or praise. Any aid ~ven to train pass, remarked on his !be law and one of the leadtna bJ sit down and talk. The forImprove !be lot of children In memory of gomg to watch the factors la juvenile delinquency, mer actor wrofe him 8 friendly whatever counfr1 they reside train go by, and the serious maybe we could pront greatly letter In response to a congratIs the truest form of charity. conversation shifted to one or from an organization devoted ulatory relegram the senalar And especially to those unlor- various remlaiscenses of boy- to leUing kids be kids, and ,..1 alter Reagan's primary viclunate children who are vic- hood. For half-an-hour !be quit trying to regiment our tory llms ol our own foreign 1118&- business worr_ies and wodd cblldren. B~t fmdlng the proper camlpulahons. probletn~ varushed In a DllSI moo ground is oot au!Dmatic. B t th is t need 01 of exploits or ~ yean age. And SUNDAY Says a Kuchel friend: "It's aot u ere 8 grea on their leavmg the train at "The Jailer optendor or tbll our Chicago lheae men appeared bouse sball be greater thaa I larger movement in country - to reato~ child- much more capable of consid- the former, 1171 the Lonl of hood to our own children. ertng their problems. Fer mag- booll; and In lllio place I will Most every American who 1e are the memories of youlb. lfve prosperity, 1ayl the lAIN bas reached mature age tre.. e1 bosto.• _ Bagpt %:t. uers fond memories of !bat But, will today's cblltl, wben unregi".'enled and untrammel- he reaches 60, have · equally The wellare ol the United ed pennd of prHchool days; load memorlel of bead-start, States calls for stable prosperand of the ncatloas from the of pre-school klndertlartea. IUp- lty and 1 rising standard of uvachool routine of pre-teen ago. ervbed giiJDOI, coacrete swim- 1ng In all parts of the frM The first practical use or mlOfl pools bereft of shade world. _ DaYid Ilo<:tefeller, lhe ability acquired in the treeo, ..- of the early"lfllle ed· Americaa philanthropist. lludy of arithmetic to most ucatioo which IOtD1I to be bllys and girls wu Its nse te meetly Indoctrination. calculate tbt number of tlaYI Tnday'o vacation period for until vacation began. For It many children Ia only the oubW18 In the 111mmer daya of aUI>IIIOD of a slighUy changed •freedom" that moat of our lcltedule of acti\>ites for the TIMES.SENTINEL plealllll memoriea were stored reautar achool roulioe. Any MllltlN tvtry IUndiY .., TMI Vehr hltltlhlnl Ce. up for the future. free time the child may have «**aI.&LLt"LII DAI\ Y TIIIUNI Gl .._.. ........IIMIIIt Ob... Memories of swimming holes, for the simple enjoyment ol tNII. PulllllhH Mtry WHirUy ..,... hCMM lltv'*f• IRttf'lll • tile of !be feel of warm l'G8d dust cblldltood is Immediately ... ,... Office 11 etNI""'- o-.... IHMIIf' lo bare feel, ef the damp even- pounced upon by seme adult tM W llf MINh I. 1lh, M lictMI lng graso which we tried to and quickly converted into a TMI DAILY IIMTINIL Ill MICMftk lti'Ht, .....,.,, 01111 use as 1 IUbstltute for foot- ocheduled program. washing required at day'o end, But far worse is !be tendency ... ucttt .....,...,.......... . . IIIII .... ftii:IUIII ........ .t ,_.,.,. af Impromptu ballgames .wilb- of parents to make their off. 011.. P4llt OHia. Ofl IUIKIIPTION out s!Jmdarized equipment or spring Into slatus-symbols. '!be It' TIIMI ctrr.., Cltllp _ , . lltvrel., restricting rules, of discussions chlld who fails to bring home MAIL tUIICII"ION AATII of matters •ery Important to !Dp gradel, who doesn't sucWalt VI,......_ ... YHr . ,, Ill d!lldren, .... If rldieulo111 to ceec1 bt "maklns the team," ...,.. U1 "fM ........ 111 ..... adults: ali these make up the the Utile-leaguer who drops ..... ......... 11.11. backlog of happy memories 10 the ball an"d aDows tile win- Till Dillr llllh ..... - ,..., 1111 useful when life reaches !he nlng rull for the opposing team, De tlntt.t ,,.. -,...,.,•..,.,, 11 MttttNI .. .... fR' Indian Summer slage. II likely to be glvat a good .....,,,, ,.nutltn t1 111 MWt dltP" ' ' n" Some years ago 1 group of start toward ulter-aUey by Cl'tfMN ft thll ........, end If• wideoUy ouccessful, affluent, pareltts wbe deplore a lost io. The C!UITelll furore ... Xuchel, almost hysterical bt Its overtones, may IImmer dowa 1n the lbs ahead It Is te part lb:;~ct of excitement generated In Calllomla Republican circles by Reagan'• big wiD. But !be prUIUI'el are makiJig some Kochel lnllmalel a lillie edgy. Independent judgments I11P' port !be senakor's claim ID high. ly valuable service to his ala._ He baa been a 11ger Ita gellltti aids of all kinds He Is the lllp Republican on Seoate m terior Co~ crucial 1e 1 state deeply lnvoind with n ter and otbei' resottrCOI dlv" the iba Itt high ooteem. aight where be wao .removed Mate Barton was 011 the to bls borne in a cril!cal co,.. steamer Kanawha for several 'dlllan, hia death following sey.. yea~~ with Captain Ira B. era! hours later. Hun .. ngton of Gallipolis who M8 te Cha I B rio h pronounced him one ol the r ey 8 0 ad were not alone in thetr passing. Ivery best packet mates ho posiUons on many of tho best About that time, too, 01any ol bo H boats laeludlng the old Mattie 1 tile famous me• who manned e~er .msawharness 011 a s earn at. • Roberis, J · C. CrossIey, Greydied 110 to spe8 k these inland river vessels were ' · hound, Loulae, Lizzie Bay, B. passing to the great harbor aSeveral years ago, Mate BarT. Enos, Kanawha of the old bove. Such Is the tale told in too broke his hip falling from Bay Line, Columbia, W. N. a July I, 1916 river news item. a street car in Pa•kersburg, Chancellor, Benton McMillin, but it never stopped him from Capital City, Bonanza, Oriole, work, only temporarily. Being Rutb, Tell City and others. Captala Charley Barton, one a man of remarkable will and of the oldest and best known mates on the upper Ohio and recuperatmg powers, be was Jue It, Jtlf - Captain Ira Great Kanawha Rivers, died ever up and doing, suffering B. Huntingtoa returned home at Racine, Friday, June 30, 1916 excruciating pain, many Wednasday from CiDcinnati and at the age of 67. He leaves a limes while performing his other points itt Interest of the faithful wife, one brother, Ca pduties, but it wasn't hls nature Treasure Stove Company. While tain Tom Barton, and three to be a quitter. at Cincinnati, Captain Huntingdaughters to mourn their A few weeks ago, Mate Bartoo visited the wharf and met loss. The funeral wlll occur at ton aceepted a berth 08 the TeU several of his friends of former Racine; also, the burral City and was on that boat days. He visited the LouisvilleMate Charley Barton was when he leU to the deck while Cincinnati Packet Company's one uf the best known rlverfine steamer City ot Clnclnnatl 6 tanding his watch at East Livmen In this section. He was erpool last Sundny night. With and met hl• old friend, Captaia ever faithful and a trusty maa the assistance of Harry Hein, Bland Pownall, mate of the in performance of flis duties. watchman, and others, 1 h 8 Cincinnati, considered one of He was an honest, kind and upstricken man was taken to his f.:he best on WesterR rivers. right man whose de•th will be stateroom where he lay until Male Pownall boated for a greatly regretted by all his the return of the Tell City short time ia the Pomeroy trade acquaintances who held him___ to_ R_acine late Wednesda:.y_ _IB palmier days. "T"he Cincin- IY DICK THOMAS A ball • century ogo, many or tbo famous side-wheel and atern • wheel packets were vanlahing from the ri'ver. They \ Ratl • Louisville, finest on the river, is reported to be doing a very good business. Captain Jack Llnde•buro commands the Cincinnall with purser L. M. Dupree in charge of the of. fice. Captain HuntingtoB has The Ice moved In the OhiG at Pl. Pleasant 11\81 night about 12 o'clock cro,lodbw tho Healherton down inW the -Telegraph which boat crowded !ato the Luella, knocking doWII ber chimney• and badly damaging her works. Three barges belonging to the Heatherton got away but were caught thl• morning and returned to tho Kanawha River. Two loaded coal boats lD charge of Henrv Fry together with boat iA which be bad ropes and tackles also broke away. The leckie boat was landed at Gallipolis. ond the coal boat was reported sunk. A barge loaded with railroad ties and staves belonging l<t' John L. Charles was also sunk. The Telegraph left for Gallipolio last ove. IIIey bad laid up out of way of Kanawha River ice. It was reported here today that the Louella wao a wreck but •be can sUII be seen afloat from this aide, apparently ail right lbo._b there are some ev~ been Jin charge of some of the deoces of her having a sevent best boats on the upper Ohio lussell. River in their day. The New Era. Dr. Hanson, captain and owner. with five men were carried down in the CAPTAIN DICK Brown has ice but was successfully landbeeR clerking on the Hele• E. ed at Bush'a Mill, about 14 in tbe Huntington trade for miles below. The Telegraph, a few days while Captain Will Atherington, docks were slightGuthrie was off attending to ly damaged : several barges some business matten on carried down and one stave shore. bllat, according to a diSpatch received here tonight. CaptaiA Albert Martin. a well The river Is falling at Char· known and expert Kanawha rivlesion wilb Ice gorges from erman and towboat master and two miles below to Brownstown pilot will move his family to above, and 15 to 20 feet high. Gallipolis from Washington. D. River ae'Wo Joa. 15, 1871, con· The Ohio is clear to Addison C. about July I where they tained the foliowine from Galaevea miles above here. The have been residing. Captain lipolis: Kanawha is clear to the beginMartin commands the D. T. The gorge that bad nm out lling of the gorge. The TeleLane, ol lila Campbell'o Creek of the Kanawha and backed up IJ"aph will ba down at 7 o'clock Line. into the Ohio came out with Ill the morning and take 1 lot 1 rush about midnight last of stock for below. June 28, IPII - River newo ·"'"t • a nd came near wrecki ng -ml'i" Joe river fell seven feet here of JaB. 15, 1879 contained the aeveral boats that were lying !«<ay. Mr. Ridenour bas sold _f_ol_lo_WI_.n..::__ g fr_om __ G_al_li:_po_li_s_:_ _ __:be=io:.:w:_::ll:_.::in:_:lho::__:O:::h:lo~_:W:::h::::ere:.:.__ _:"""~~ba~l~f~o~f;re~maiM of the Mrs. Reynolds Ends Teaching Career in Middleport System TheSundayTimes-SeatineJ,sunday,Julyto,t966-l I BV .BEUUH .lONES dents. bears," eveR If II meant a long Mrs. Reynolds is also an se After 1:1 q.uarter century of They are Prufesser A. W. Me- trip to .'1 city &o .seeure proper live member of the Business ' . kmdergarten classe'S Kay, Melvin , Martin Essexs · material. and Professional Women's Club 'he Middleport Schools, Mrs. (new state school head) L w of M'ddl h h · · ' · · Th 1 te~ k 1 epor 1 wereseserves ' Reynold s. w1th a total I McComas and Clarence Tbompe mus c ac,.er wor s I· f h . ud record of 37 years, has l1son long with Mrs. Reynolds in tbe ' 0 matanc~ c ahuman 8 d pthar11amen nan, as serve ''1rr•red · . · began teaching in t h e presentalloos · . the children . e •· her resignatiOn. She w1tb 'd 1 d . 1 b 88 18 3 long I same room in which she now always giving fine perform- c u .d ptresfl .etsn D , ~"tr· past . Reynolds , after 1 11 · · · Th presaeno1 ISle. of asso~Jatlon w1th small has kindergarten, and had a ances. e years have meant ob,lhn. Is not "hanging up her j class of 72 pupils. After teach· hard work, but to "Pearl" as A member of the Amateur · ". R~ther, she is. ad-1ing in the intermediate grade:;, t~ ~very te~~her, "it's aU In a Gar_den Clu.b, she he·~~ the 1o a hagher grade m a I she finally came into the kin- day s werk. ~~m~anshap of the CIVIC _be~unell!l\'"' ·mg s.tate. She has ac- dergarten where she has spert K n t II!ICal1on committee of DIStrict , . . h . 1 now o mos1 as an eagerl . . . b aver" M s R Jd h II, Ohao Assocmtlon of Garden a ros1twn m t e mter- the past 25 years. merw·l> classes in lhe Mason According to Mrs Reynoldc;' be ' . rl. eyne 9 as Clubs, and is currently serving · een ac 11ve o many communth .. . . h h · W ere s e wdl work own testimony there is never ·ty .. d . on e Sears Beaubhcat1on con. 1 11 1 'th ..._,a,ntajge ' I ac IYI es an orgamza Ions WI ~, us1ng her re- a dull moment in kinderaarten I .th h . . -• test committee. c tl . . . ~ WI er seemmg1y !DcA.naus1• en Y trammg m re-!class. The children tell Mrs. ive supply of energy and Is al- Mrs. Reynolds Is an unasham:::~~~ ' i and modern · ~eynoJds "~verythmg" & some- ways at SOS call for projects ed, patriotic flag waver, and is ~~mes that ~~. what it really is, ranging from parks to hospitals. 1 past president. district direceverytbmg. tor and state of~cer of the DauMrs. began her There are three generations Some project& begun under ghters of Union Veterans of , teaching in 1923, took of many families that have ber guidance and inll!rest are !be Civil War. She Ia affiliated six years due ttt illness, re- been in her class. This is a van- j the Meigs County Cancer Socie.- with Evangeline Chapter, Order sumed in and has taught tage point to watch the "sands ty which she initiated and aer- of tho Eastern Stars, Mary · since that She is a grad- of time fly by;" all the time ved as president for six years. Shrine, White Shrioe of Jerusauate of High School p.reparing. pre-scl!ooiers for the S~e also worked hard to get the , !em. She is a very active mem- :n;ACHER AND.CHILDREN _ Mn. Pearl Reynolds Is working this summer ill the Head Start and . . her. BS degree. in b1g experience of school. Middleport park project 10 the ber of the Middleport Church Middleport. Sh~ wtll teach in !he elementary level this Autumn in the Mason schools. Here 0 ia EducatiOn Ohio U. mv~rs!ly.l Her classroom has changed] road, making many trtpa to Co- of Christ where she ts presi- ley, Gre~t Becker, Dennis Grant, Beverly Hoffmaa (left), and Christine Evans. She has also addihonal over the years as new educa- lumbus on that venture. She af. dent of tha L&yal Pals Class. work al University andl tiona! units and play equipment/so served on tha orilinai Meigs All ol thesw iD addition to R10 Grande · has been added through t h e rMemorial Hospital Board ·and her teacbing S~e has novel ex- generosity of. the .parents, and[ many other publie projects. Perhaps Mrs. Reynolds owes ptlmnces In year~ of teach- school admtmstration which this! Her educational organization ber dynamic energy to h e r mg. She has . m every year included miniature diplo- niemberahip includes the Ohio motb..-, Mrs. Minerva Childers, school m Middleport mas, ?"e of her own ideas. Education Association, ita legis- who Is still very active in her With the of the high 1 A htghhght through the years !alive committee, the profes- 90's. It must run IR the family. school, the old cen-1has been the annual spring op- slooal members committee of We know that Mrs. Reynolds tral school the Post Of-1eretta giVen by the kindergar· the Southeasle111 Obio Educa- will take ber enthusiasm and lice now the P a: k[ten children which traditionally tion M8ocialion, the National ability to lead youngsters to her Street School Hill ,.feature the childhood favof!tes Education Assn., Ia which abe new position, and Middlepert's r the Pearl St. (no~ t.orn[1n Mother Goose characters, an- is serving as the membersbip ii081 is Mason's gam. down), the BuJida~g, . lmals, and others, :Vith music: com~itte~ _ia the l~al area, and We've had her services for and the new build-rand colorful costummg. ' she " affiilated w1th the Amer- long time and everyone should ng on Pearl St. Parents have cooperated with l1lean Association fer Childhood be allowed to graduate someThrougil the she has j Mrs. Reynolds in seeing to it Education. She is teaching the lime! terved Wider superlnten- that bears were "real brown I Head Start program at present Agree? 1 I I ~-- .. ·- · - -·- - - - · - -====--'~-'-..:=:.:..:_____ _ _ _ , BERRY'S WORLD Motel Makes Addition to Facilities ---- --~ (I' .,.,, ,..............,., ............ ....._....... -. ·····"· ,.......... ..... ............ ,..,,,., ............ ... .,... ........... "'................ - -Neartnc completloa a• lbl Bl•• Fouulalu Motel on Uppet' Ri11er Rd., Is a new lw• story brio!< unll of the lateol desip. T)>e onll. which Is i1 tile rear of the orlgtaal motel balldlag will coatain ZO uila with If on each door. Wruupl lroa raillD& will drde the ...................... ................................. serond deck of tile aew aat!, ud lllere wW be pantag 1r· aD lidH Ol the SlnCJ. .... 081 OD •• ro am In with nfvld Man opmen~ SUNDAY wharfhoat 1o Jolla •rv!O raising ber; or 011t IJtf'ltt wreck of the Cornel. T10 Boone will not leave her 111001'lnp till aU danger II past, cake• of onbroten ice paasetl hare today over 2,000 feet Ion1 and ball filling !be river. Wllliam Ward of !be Luelb ~ arrived, reports ber · badlt damaged. The Telegraph Wll forced over agalpst her ·by Ice breaking her hog chalu and damaging h..- upper worts. Three coal boats were loal. The Luella left here . Jbere she waa perfectly 'l"le ..\¥ g• accordingly to Pl. Pleiiaant, the best harbor in 1M '!'Ofld, considering the exteal of !be damage done, facts will hardly bear out !be statement. The Nevius - Alesbirl aad Dunbar wharfboata bolb left on shore by WBter falllllg. RJdenour sold one hall interest ia s1m~en wharfboat to John Pep. pie and measures are being taken to repair aDd raise her. The Boone Is lying at ~ foot of Grape St., uniDJ.ured and will leave for the Kanawha River as 110011 as 0.. river 11 clear ol ice. 't ilis addllloa ralaeo . ~ Blue Fooalala Motel 10 $f units. Ia the other plel11re Is !~~~.. shown a large rdtelter ID froat ~::~1 of the motel office, wbtcb and . D wu receatly built. It ba• • .", ....... ..tU .. ... .... .. �""' '- . . .. • ....... ~·•·<~~ .. . . -- ~· · ··- - 'S ·:. , .._._, . , ,..._.• :.!;'':r·-·~· .. -. . . . . .lr "-"'".lil '"tlt ''l ' ~''lf" _' _ •!I:.,• .M '*'·- ··· ·•·• · """ · Q. • ""·~ oJII ...~ ...,. ., , ...,....,,..,_, . . .. ._ .,- ..... ' . .. - ..... ., . .. .- --···- .... . . .. - - ~~ PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY Rlehord S. Owen. Publisher E. Dannet, Adv. Dir. Ver11011 Deweese, Adu. Mgr. James Medicare Success in Doctors'Hands Medicare will inevitably cause some stralns 'Bnd dislocations within the nation's medical facilities, which are not geared lor any great upsurge of demands upon them. . These strains, if they develop, wtll r.. quire time, money and effort to overcome • :aut they will alsc serve to reveal weaknesses and deficiencies in our medieal resources that ought to be remedied even lf there were no Medicare. The real, long-term success of the pro. gram rests in the hands of America 's 30P,OOO doctors . They did not want it for the most part; they !ought it, but now they Since 1949, mhen It was constituted, the East German parliament - the Voikskammer, or 11 people's chamber" - lras never recorded a single ''no" vote on any measure . A eader of 'Young World ," the organ of ConunWJist youth, wrote a letter recently asking how this could be. Evidently too young to understand the wisdom and periection or Ute Communist system or government, he asked how It was possible that so many representatives (434) over so many years had always decided In com· plete uDBnlmity in everything. The reply, !rum Joh mnes Dieckmann, presldl!llt of the Volksbammer, was simple: parliament for anybody who is against the There is oo room in the East German parliament lor anybody who is against lhe majority. Such a person "would only • himself foolish and show hlmsell an odd person indeed." . i1tioJJsb Is right. About as foolish as a D!l!li' voluntarily walking up to a ticket counter and buying a one-way fare to Siberia. es 1.··- . The Wajloons and Flemings were al It agQ;t In Belgium the other day. Rivalry, o~~ . de&eDeratina into rioting, between ~:. two linguistic groups is a perennial ~ of discord In the Utile country, lt.'ls also, apparently, a source of Ironic sali!!laction to lhe Congolese, former sub~ of Belgium, The government newsp · = . in Kinshasa l!ormerly Leopoldville), v ' the situation with as much alarm afi F ctlb muster, bas suggested that a lljjl,i'; on .,the point of anarchY and civil !lit"W'II fiardly in a position to tell the bow to run Itself. rding to Kinshasa radio, lhe Congoovernment has informed iU ambas. sador in Brussels that lt is concerned OW "the !are of Congolese living in Bel· 11ltm In lhe wake of the Irlbal conflicts alld aels ol banditry, of whicb the counlrp b tbe scene." ~about is probably !atr play in lhll e41it. even U it takes a litlle exaggeration. ' I , have it and only they can make It work. Let them beed the words of Dr. Charles L. Hudson, new president of lhe American Medical Association: "We are nol stepping off the brink Into a bottomless pit of professional deslru .. lion and despair," be said In his inaugural address before the AMA's policy - making House of Delegates, meeting in Chicago. For many pbysiclans, that bottomless pit holds the fear !bat Medicare Is but the first long step on a short road to the nemesis called "socialized medicine." If thi1t is so, and if It Is something that should not be allowed to happen, then let thorn be remindod that the most effective lobby for socialized medicine, u it was for Medicare, Is a hidebound medical com· munlty that says, ''No, no, 1 thousand times no," rather than, "Wait, we bave a "My Compliments to the Chef!" Splinters j Washington By-line By BRUCE BIOSSAT WASIDNGTON (NEA) - Ev· en some of his best lriends and j admirers are telllng Republican Sen. Thomas Kucbel of caUfor· nia that he'll be In deep polltl· cal trouble If he does not endorse Ronald Reagan, 1h • GOP nominee for governor. Unllke acal!HJunUng, rlgbt • bope Kucbel's dllllcultres tocrease, these people - wbo Include many of the party's seasoned bands - say they want to save ' him from defeat In hls nnt re-election bid in 1968. Wlngers who obviously Chico Salmon, a versaUie and talented young man who performs admirably at almost any infield spot the Cleveland Indians assign bim, was asked what be considers the most difficult position. But they do not think he has been pulling his weight as a party man and their patlenct! has worn thin. ARd they have made endorsement of Reagan a supreme and urgent test of his Republican rogularlty. "Sitting," said Cblco, who came to play and not to adorn the bench. Cbico uttered a philooopblcat motiblui. Give a youngster - or anylllle elloo much time to loaf IDd you are encouraging trouble. ll'or years Kuchel bas made almost a specialty of neither endorsing nor working lor such Republican nominees as Barry Goldwater, Richard Nixon (lor governor), and U. S. Sen. George Murphy. He Is charged with Isnoring an endless array of party functions (including a big one this June 23), and with generally going it alone. Chicago Sahnon should be given sUD another assignment - to speok to PTA groups and hlgb school assemblies. going to be eti!J' to rush lu 1nd throw his arms around 1 guJ who In 1962 called him a '""' lallst and who In 1964 eallod him a traitor to hill party." Another problem •· that Ku ,. • chel does not seem to buy lhl apreadl~ notion that Reagan In 1966 JS markedly dllferenl from the Goldwaterlte ho wu In 1964. Nor doel the senator ae<ept the apparently contradlctory argument thai Reagan's ~mashing primary triumph proves that conservatism II on 1 steeply rising curve In Cal~ tornla. Some IOlii'US are bettlnC Kg. che1 will give Rearan some .., of nod, despiiO lbe evldeat ~ ologleal iUlf betwMD tbem. U he does and Reagan beats Domocntlc Gov. Edmund (Pall Brown, lbo aenator'o 1111 oatlook will brlgbten !mmeJ~sara· bly. It Is argued that a Governor Reagan elected lor a long campaign of preaching party unity could hardly work to dump Ill incumbent Republlcan· senator. Without a victorious Rengan•s hacking, an Intra-party move against Koebel In 111811 wnulil surely be doomfd. It would become a narrow right - wing ef'l'biJ Ume, however the best torl Kuchel won 3 to I over a combination of three opponentl the last ttrne that was tried. Dean hanl'y ,.edded to Rea- Hard.on Weber Let's Let Kids Be Kids Era of Famous Inland Waters Boats, their Captains, Began to Fade IY DICK THOMAS bl hlgb esteem. A bait • century 1go, many or the !amoua side-wheel" and stern - wh~l packets were vanIshing from the river. They were not alone In their passing. About that lime, too, many ol the famous mew who manned these inJa11d river vessels wera passing to the great harbor a. hove. Such is the tale told in a July 1, 1916 river n~ws item. Captala ~1Jarley Bartoo, one of the oldest and best known mates on lhe upper Ohio and Great Kanawha Rivers, diPd at Racine, Friday, June 30, 1916 at the age of 67. He tea m a faithful wife, one brother, Ca!)tain Tom Barton, and three daughters to muurn their loss. The funeral will orrur at Racine; also, tile burial. M:~te Charley Darton was one of the best known rivt>ra rnfn in 1t11 S section. He was Loner Kuchel is Warned: Back Reagan for Own Good league baseball pl~yer to pinpoint the cause oJ much of our juvenile delinquency problem. the He Ill 50 Years Ago on the River I It took only one word for a big He ollered at his trial to serve in front lines as a medical corpsman. just dido'! want to kill, be said. .,' BY WIUJAM 8. wm•,. VIetnamese reels! CommWIIsl lror at the dreadful state of lhe Most of allt~Jb Is true of the 1u the ~peetacle of tbfJ tnt WASHINGTON - The Demo- agsresslon. In some cases-ny world of reality. These fellows 71-year-old Douglas, the old old genUeman at hay IIIIDill ~atlc liberal bloc In the Unit- that of Sen. J . Wllllam Ful- don't reaDy wish to run out; dean of deans of the liberals, the very people - the far II~ States Senate, long enured bright of Arkansu - the abao- !hay only wisn that ''som.. who alone in Ibis last group Js erals - lor wbom he IUiil ato being divided from Its ge~~o dooment would be gradual and lhinl" could be done to 11ft lhls up tor re-election and thus Is so much so Iq. It .Ia movinl erolly controlling moderate and not so much intended as !nevi· lr!g~tful burden !rom the one among them all the combat of- even to those, such u thll colconservaiiYll colleagues, Is now table and laexorable. In other world power that almply muot fleer wbo court& maximum and umnlsl, wbo lor · years dl. . being deeply and perhaps en· Instances - say lhal of Sen. bear It. Immediate danger on Ihe for· greed witb Douglas on many duringly aubclivided wilhln I~ Wayne Morse of Oregon - the The fourth IDd last liberal Wlrd tiring Une. domestic queslloDIJ and have self. abandonment would be total faction Is . behaving with mem- Douglas• campatsn speeches said, oo; domesllc Issues, many The war In VIet Nam Is the and Immediate. orable courage and resolution out In nUnols, which are Utile a hard. wo.il about blm wblcb agent ol this fragmentation; for , A second faction, t.fplfied by within the liberal dovecote. well , nollced in the country at large, regrel!ably cannot In candor this twilight of any effective such men u SeJJBtors Robert knowing u It does that in the : shine with the lonely quality even now be retracted. foreseeable unity within the lib- ' Kennedy of New York a n d highly simplified Ieklcon or the : or unqualified bravery. The po- The Johnny-come-lately liberal movement in Ibis coonlry. Fraak Church of Idaho, Is not paclfM - liberals thlo Is 1 sure , sition on Viet Nam of his rath· erats ol the new paelflsm • !sols raising a lmrsh fence of ready to contemplate mere cu~ way to be dl...tamped u a· i or no-Republican Republican op. lal!onism 11re reaching lor the separatism within the liberal Ung and ruaning but II so in- gains! "peace," as In favor of poaent, Charles Percy, seems throat of a man wbo was d• that will later be found j slstenUy opposed to any and war and death, and as blind !rom this dislllnce to he a lit- Uvering for liberal causes when to have been easter to erect every effective Allled military stooges for President Johnson. Ue bit of everything but not they were In diapers. Past the than to level. I step as to bandcuH the resis~· Such men as Senators G"ale very mucb of anything. It hi, at age of 50 he put his personal At least lour sets of liberals ' ance should Its notions ever pre- McGee of Wyoming, Phlllp all events, totally at variance life on the line as o volunteer bave at least four sels of com· vail. Hart of Michigan, Henry Jack- with the lorthrlght stance o! In the Marine Corps In the seopellng notions about VIet Nam. A third faction, including son of Washington and Paul every nationally significant lead- ond World War. Now In thi1 One faction within what Is it- such men as Senators Joseph Douglas of Dlinols are standing or In a G.O.P. which is totally present war, whlcb for all Its self only a faction bas 110 pol- Clark of Pennsylvania, Eugene up with rue gallantry for the backing lhe war o! resistance shortcomings 11 at tlle end 1 icy save one of abandonment McCarthy of Minnesota and hard duty of this nation to re- In one of bipartisanship's fm· war also of honor -"' duty to of the commitment of lhree 1Vance Hartke of lndisna, II slst Communist aggression to Iest hours. country, he 11 puttlna bJJ .,0. Presidents to help the South simply In a slate of dlthery bor· the end. There II something affecting II tical life on tho line. fessional energy to belabor the past," said Dr. Hudson, doctors must become "receptive to new ideas and become the leaders io experimentation in the mechanisms of medical practice." For the simple truUt is that if doctors do not lead, they will be led. Pvt. Adam R. Weber Jr. of the U. S. Army hao been sentenced to a year's lm· prisonment at bard labor tor his refusal to fight in the Infantry In Viet Nam. • Democratic Liberals better idea." Rather than waste their "collective pro- Servo him rlghtT Well - Native Uprising . ...,. Good Advice 'No', Nasty Word -- '-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 10, lNI )UNDAY WHITE PAPER For better or worse, Medicare is offielllllY In operation. · The hope, of course, is that It will be lor the better, that il will both improve the health of the nation's elderly and grant them 8 new freedom - or at least a me~s­ ure of lreedom _ from the specter of d1 .. abting injury or tUness that could w1pe out their live's savings and make them a burden on their children. It is more than a hope. It is the belief of millions of Americans, who express their wishes through their representatives In Congress. -- - II I CMst.r Tcm~~thill, Exec. Editor Dwight Wetherho!l, Editor Hobarl Wilson, lr. Man. Editor ~ Parents Pounce on their Child's Free Time ~ ~~~~DS~als:::n~ r~.; To Set the Stage for Today's Ulcer Alley t:.. :::;v::m= :;;.: ch~· :.:~\=ca~":. ~: BY HIERONYMOUS and somewhat Important men opportunity of personal Not lA> go tor bim, the mao in- overtonlltl, may Iimmer down And almost a year ago he wrote: We fmd in the pubtlcallons of business were discussing the grandizement far more ~- dlcabtedtoo,w~d bel lA> otandtaroatt In the months altead. 11 II Ia ber of dv • muc ouarp y as a &e part the product of the e•clte''I want very much to serve my coon~ ol today anum a erUseproblems of business and the portant to them then mere for general party wrath ment generated In california try. I do now and will continue to serve soliciting funds !Dr the sad state of world "affairs In B education. Almost dall tele bon~ calls Republican clrtles ,_ Re•ean•a my country by trying to make il a better ~ents a1d of unde.,rlv!lege cblldren railroad cJIJb.ear group. One of Since most psycheloglsll I· from lh e coasyt •oep ,_ p th e pres- big win. But the pri!Mlii'Q ur '"" ara ..__ place to live and love. I have hopes of ' In many lands. ""' nrganlza. the men, noticing a group or gree that subconscious rebel· K h 1 Is kn to he akin K ch 1 luUm 8tel servtce In the Army in some function of !Ions which sponsor these boys lounging In the shade o! lion against authority Is o ~ ebo 1 ~wn It m g some u e nurturing or preserving life." movements are Indeed worthy a maple tree, walcblng the major cause of antagonism to H h I told Rea u he ma ~~ a llttlv ediY· .., . . . e as agan e wan.. Independent judgments 1up. d talk The 1 to • clalm to-.••_ Have you beard of airnllar offers or ex- oI praise. Any 1 ld ..ven to tram pass, remarked on bls the law and one of the Ieadtng to 8It d 1 tit toown ant h" · 1 1 dlor- por e sena r s """" pressions (rom our draft-card burners or Improve the lot of children In memory of going to watch lhe !actors in juvenile delinquencv, • mer ac r wro e tm a r en y ty valuable ·-ice to 1.,_ •ta•a whatever country they reside train go by, and the serious maybe we could profit greaUy letter 1 to · , -· "" VIet Cong flag fliers? •- h r ch · . fled . n response a congra. He h8! been a Uger In gettllla .. I e truest orm o1 artty. conversalton shl to one of from •n organizalton devoted ul to tel lh to ld 1 ll kinds H0 Is the to Or have you heard of similar punish· And especially to those un!or- various reminlscenses of boy- to letting kids he kids, and " ~ter Regram. ! senavl ~ ~ "~ a U,. Senate ~ 11 1 ment for any ol them? lunate children who are vic- hood. For half-an-hour the quit trying to regiment our :;' eagan s prunary c ter~ ~ Ill It 1 tlms of our own foreign ~ bUsiness worries and world children. tlndin lh _ 18':; d ... 1nvoi :'~ltb It appears that Private Weber - a man lpulations. problems vanlshod in a mist u g. • proper com • eep., v w• whose conscience won•t permit him to of exploits of 40 years age. And SUNDAY mon ground ts not ·~~':'a!tc. ter and other resource& tlivd bear arms but whose love of country lm· But there Is a great need of their leaving the train "The latter apleltdor of Says a Kuchel friend: Its not opment. 11 011 11111 pels him to serve it in time o! trouble 1 larger movement In our aucago these men appeared bouse shall be greater than - may have received a rough deal. country - to restore child· much more capable of consld· the former, 1ay1 the Lord of How about a 1econd illess on this one, bood to our own children. ertng their problems. For mag. bolts; and In lhls place I will Army? Most every American who lc are lhe memorlel of youth. gtve prosperity, sayo tbe Lord has reached mature age !rea.. of bOlts" _ Ba 1 2·t aers fond memori01 of !bat But, will today's child, when gp • • anregi~ented and untramrnel· he reaches 60, have equally The "'!ll'lfare or the United Do It Every Time ed pertnd of pre-acbool days; fund memorl01 of bead-start, States calls for stable prosperand of lhe vacaUoDII from the of pre-school klnder(arteu, sup- ity and 8 rising standard of livl<hool routine of pre-teen age. ervlsed games, concrete swim· 1ng in all parts of til tree , The first practical uae of ming pools bereft of sbade world. _ Da•ld Ro~ener f' tile abiUty al!qulred in the trees, ar of the early-trade ed· American philanthropist. ' study of arithmetic to most ucation which lftllll to be boys and glrlo was Its use t. mootly indoctrination. calculate the number of days Today's vacation period lor until vacation began. For II many children Is only the auJ>. was in lhe summer days of slitulion of a slightly changed "freedom" that most of our ocbedule of activites lor the -~ pleasant memories were stored ~gular school routine. Any up for the future. lree lime the child may have Memories of swlnunlng holes, lor lhe simple enjoyment o! or the feel ot warm road dust childhood \ b Immediately to bare feel, ef the clamp even- pounced upoa by some adult ing grass whlcb we tried to IDd quickly converted Into a use as 8 subatltute lor loot- scheduled program. washing required at day's end, But far worse iJ the tendency of Impromptu ballgames with- of parents to make their oft· out standarlzed equipment or spring Into status-symbols. The restricting rules. of discussions child who !ails to bring home of matters very Important to top IJ'Ildel, who doesn't suo· children, enn If ridiculous to o:eed In "making the team," adolts: all these make up the the Uttl..leaguer who drops backlog of happy memories 10 the ball and atk>m • the winuseful when We ruches the ning rub lor the opposing team, Indian Summer stage. ~~~ likely to be given 1 good Some years ago a group of start toward ulcer-alley by •t KHOW wiJ J. do whllf I do-l Iaf - t lvldentiy MJcceaslul, affluent, parelll.l wbo deplore a lost illllll.., wiac • ,_,. · :-em:· ever faith ful and a tru stv man Jn perform ance of his -dutie!:l. He was an honest. kind and upright man whose death will be greatly regretted by all hi.~ acquaintances whu held him Mate Barton was oo tho steamer Kanawha for several years with Captain Ira B. Huntington of Gall ipolis who pronounced him one of tno , very best packet mates he ever saw on a steamboat. Ho died in narness, so to speak. Several years ago, Mate Bar· ton broke his hip falling from a •!reel car in Parkersburg, but it never stopped him from work , only temporarily. Being a man of remarkable will and recuperating powers, he was ever up and doing, suffering excruciating pain, many times while performing his duties, but il wasn 't his nature to be a quitter. A lew weeks ago, Male Bnrton accepted a berth oo the TeD City and was on that boat when he fell to the deck whilo standing his watch at East Liverpooi last Sunday night. With the assistant-e of Harry Hein, wate Innan, an d others, f he stricken man was taken to his stateroom where he lay until the return of the Tell City to Racine late Wednesday aigbt where be wao removed to bls bome In a critical eondillon, his death following se¥oral houri Ioter. Mate Cnarley Barton had positions 0 " many of the best boats Including the old Mattie Roberts, J. C. Croseley, Grayhound, Louise, Lizzie Bay, B. T. Enos, Kanawha of the old Bay Line, Columbia, W. N. Chancellor, Benton McMillin, Capital City, Bonanza, Oriole, Ruth, Tell City and others. Juoe !t, 1911 - Captain Ira B. HuntingtoR returned home Wednesday !rom CiDCinnati and other points il Interest of the Treasure Stove Company. While at Cincinnati, Capiain Huntington visited the wharf and met several of his lriendo of former days. He visited the LouisvilleCincinnati Packet Company·s fine steamer City of Cincinnati and met his old friend, Captai• Bland Pownall, mate of the Cincinnati, considered one of the best oft WesterR rivers. Mate Pownall boated for a short time iR the Pomeroy trado bl palmier days. The Cincin- ••tl - Louisville, tine•! on lha river, is reported to be doing a very good business. Captain Jack Lindenburn commands the Cincinnati witb purser L. M. Dupree in charge of the of· fice. Captain HuntlngtoA has been iin charge of some of the best boats on the upper Ohio R1ver in their day. CAPTAIN DICK Brown ha• beeo clerking on the Helen E. tn the Huntingron trade for a few days while Captain Will Guthrie was off attending to aome business mattent on shore. CaptaiR Albert Martin, a well known and expert Kanawha riv· erman and towboat master nnd pilot will move his !amity to Gallipolis from Washington, D. C. about July I where they have been residing. Caotaio Martin commands !he D. T. Lane, of t he Campbe11's creek Li ne. June 28, 1918 - RivPr oP.W! of JaH . 15, 1879 contained the !oliuwing from Galllpoli" The Ice moved In the Ohio at Pt. Pleasant lost night about 12 o'clock crowdllljf the Heatherton down Into lhe Tele· graph which boat crowded iR· to the Luella, knocking dow:a her chimneys and badly damaging 'her works. Three barges belonging to the Heatherton got away but were caught thl• morning and returned to the Kanawha River. Two loaded coal boats In charge of Henrv Fry together with boat iR which be bod ropes and tackles , also broke away. '11te tackle · boal was landed at Gallipolis. and the coal boat was reported sunk. A barge loaded with railroad ties and staves belonging to John L. Charles was aiM sunk. The Telegraph left lor Gallipolio last eve. River news Jan. 15, 1871, eon~ tained the following !rom Gallipolis: The gorge that had nt11 ou1 of the Kanawha and backed up ir1to the Ohio came out with a rush about midnight last night, and came ne&r wreckJng several boats that were lying below It In the Oblo where they bad laid up out of way of Kanawha River ice. II was re.. ported here today that the Louella wao a wreck but she can sllll be seen afloat from this aicje, apparently all right though there are some evidenc01 of Iier bav!ng a severe luJsell. Tbe New Era, Dr. Hanson, eaptaln and owner, with live men were carried down in the Ice but wu successfully land· ed at Bush's Mill, about 14 miles below. The Telegraph, Alheringlnn, docks were slightly damaged : several barges carried down and one stave boat, according to a dispatch received here tonight. The river Is falling at Char· lesion with Ice gorges from two milea below to Brownstown above, and 1"5 to 20 feet high. The Ohio ill clear to Addison oevea miles above bere. Tho Kanawha Is clear to the beginlllng of the gorge. The Tetearaph will be down at ': o'clock in the mor11ing and take a lot of stock k1r below. The river feU seven feet here today. Mr. Ridenour has sold ont ball of remains of the 'Vi' . orharfboat to Jolm raising her, or ooe ll8J 'tf ~ wreck of tbe Comet. . - T li:t Boone will not leave her moorlngs WI oD danger Is past, ealtes of unbroken ice passed here today over 2,000 feet lona and half filling !be river. Wil· liam Ward of lhe Luella just arrived, repot1s her badl1 damaged. The Telegraph wa1 tort:OO over agalpst her by Ice breaking ber bog cbalu and damaging ber upper ,' works. Three coal boats "!l'l"",,loat. The Luella !ell here : 'Whera she WBB perfectiy Ill'• ,,Ill II accordingly to Pl P"le&jant, the best harbor In the world, considering the pleat of lbo damage done, facio will hardlJ bear out the statement. --"- ud The Nevius - AI....... Dunbar wbarfboats both felt on shore by water falliBg. RJd.enour sold one half intereol ill sunken wharlboat to Jolm Pep. pie and measures ""' beinS taken to repair a nd -•·~...,.. ber• 1 ~ The Boone is Y~ •" ,_ foot of Grape St., uninjured and wiD leave for the Kanawha River as sooa u tho river Ia clear of tee. 1.. ----:~----~~------------~----~----------------~~------~~~1Th~e~Su~rnD~Y~~~~~n~tin~e~~!s~u~nd~a~y,lJ~w~y~l~O.~l~~~~~ Mrs. Reynolds Ends Teaching • Career tn Middleport System r BY BEULAH .JONF:S 1 dent' bears," eveR If II meant 1 long , Mrs Reynolds I• also an ac AfU:r tJ q~art er cenl11ry of , They are Profess~r A. W. Me- trip to a city &o secure proper live member of the Business teaching kmdergart en dasses : Kay, Melvin, Martin Essexs · material. and Professional Women's Club In the Middleport Schoo ls, Mrs .: (new state school head ], L. W. . of Middleport where she serves Pearl Reynolds, with a IotaI McComas and Clarence Thomp- The mustc teacher works • · , .. finance chairman and par· long wtlh_ Mrs. !leynolds ~ the j liamentarian, has served the 1Paching record of 37 years, ho ; son. tendered her resignation. i She began teaching in t h e presentah_o~s wt~h the children club as president, and is a past Mrs. Reynolds, after 1ong 1 same room in which she now always giVIng £me perform- president of its District 11. H'<lrs or association with sma ll has kindergarten, and had 8 ances. The years b.~ve "!~ant ('h Jidren, is not ''hanging up her : class of 72 pupils. A(tt!r teach· hard work, but t~ •. ,Pearl as A member of the_ Amateur ('f" ·, ficate." Rl:lthcr, she is ad- ' ing in the intermediate grades, to ~very te~~her, 1t s all in a Gar_den Clu~, she he~d~ the VJ ~· · in~ to a higher grade in 8 ! she finally came into the kin- dC::~y s werk. c_h~m~anshtp of. the CIVIc .be~u· l'd: l~nbo r mg st;Jte. She has ac.l dergarten where she has spent Known to most 8!11 an "eager lifJcatJ~n committee ef Dtstrtct ( ' I ))l•·d a position in the inter_l the past 25 years. be " M R ld h II, Ohto As~ciaUon of G~en . aver, rs. eyne 8 as Clubs and lS currently servtng r~wti1:1t,e classes m the Mason According to Mrs. Reynolds' been active in many eommun' .. . _ S('hoo;..j where she will work ewn testimony, there is never ity activities and organizations on the Sears Beautiflcahon con wd h a- va nta~e using her re- a dull moment in kindergarten! with her seemingly inexhaust- test committee. n·n'ly cqui~ed training in re-1class. The children tell Mrs, ' ive supply of energy aud is al- Mrs. ~ooids Is an unasha~a nu·'lla l t•admg and mudern ' Reynolds "everything"&: some- ways at SOS call for projects ed, patr10tl~ flag w~ver, a~d I!l m:.rh. times that is what it really 15 , ranging !rom parks to hospitals. I past prestdent, dtstrlct direcGAN IN 1923 "everything." tor and siate olticer of the Dau· \lo s R nolds began her There are three generations Sume projects begun under ghters of Union Veterans of ' 1f':w1 Hng reer in 1923, took of many families that luJve her guidance and interest are the Civil War. She is affiliated si.\ yt•Jr s ~ t due tt' illness, re- beEn in her clao;s. This is a van- the M~igs Co~~ Cancer _Socie- with Evangeline Chapter, Order " ' rned in . t 9, and has taught tage point to watch the "sands ' ty wh1ch she mttisted and ser· of the Eastern Stars, Mary since Ihal 1 ne. She is a grad· of time ny by;" all the time ved as president for six years. Shrine, White Shrioe ot Jerusauate of \lid eport High Scnoot preparing pre-schoolers for the She also worked hard to get the lem. She Is a very active mem- TEACHER AND CHILDREN- Mn. Pearl Reynolds Is working this summer In the Head Start program. in and rece~v . her BS degree In big experience or school. Middleport park project on the ber of the Middleport Church Middleport. Sh~ will te~ch In the elementary level this Autumn in !!'• Mason schools. Herv tilw II with Davld Man Educalwn a1 Ohio University. Her classroom has changed road, making many trips to Co- of Christ where she Is presi· ley, Gre~ Becker, Denma Grant, Beverly Hoffman (left), tllld Christine Evans. Shl' has alsu · ken additional over the years as new educa~ lumbus on thal venture. She al- dent of the Leyal Pals Class. work at Akro University and tiona! units and play equipment I so served on the original Meigs AU of lhe!111 In addition lo , 1f; Rio Grande \· lege. bas been added through 1 he ! Memorial Hospital Board and her teaching ' She has ha rl many novel ex· generosity of the parents, and! many other public projects. Perhaps Mrs. Reynolds owes periences in h1· years of teach· I school administration which this l Her educational organization her dYnamic energy to her ing. She has t· ghl in every year included miniature dipio- · membership includes the Obie mother, Mrs. Minerva Childers, school buildinJ in Middleport mas, one of her own ideas. Education Asseciation, its legis- who is still very active in her with the excepion of lhe bigh A highlight through the years !alive committee, lhe proles- 90's. It must run I• the family. sehoul, includillf! the old cen- has been the annual spring op- slonal members committee of We know that Mrs. Reynolds trai school 1whlre the Post Of- eretla given by the kinder gar· the Soutbeastel'll Ohio Educa· will iake her enthusiasm and lice now s.ando), the Park , ten children which tradiUonatly lion A"ociation, the National ab1lity to lead youngsters to her Sireet School on 1Grav et Hill, I feature the childhood favorites Educa~on Assn., bl wbicb lbe "new pusition, and Middleport's the Pearl St. Sc~l Inow tornj in Mother Goose characters, an- is serving as the membersbip lloss is Mason's gain. downl, the Centrtl Building, . imals, and others, with music committee in the local area, and We've had her services for a and Ute new ele"entary build- I and colorful cestuming. she is affiliated with the Amer- long time and everyone should ng on Pearl St. ', Pa.-nl• have cooperated with ican Association fer Childhood be allowed to graduate someThrough the yelrs she bas IMrs. Reynolds in seeing to it Education, She is teaching the time! Jerved undf'f fiv~ superinten- that bears were nreal brown I Head Start program at present. Agree! I I I 1 lt BERRY'S WORlD Redl&d1 Bui h Shelter 1 • Ratio's They'll ... -- _ --- a fl._ ,j,t, ·--. - -- ••- Motel Makes Addition to Facilities .. ~ II " -Nearing eompletlon 11 the Blue Fountain Motet on Upo pet' Rinr Rd., Is a oew twostory brlek auit ol !be latest design. The uoil, wblcb II in !be rear of tbe original motel buDding will contain 2t UDits with II oa eacb flow. W.....pt !roo railiDI will dr<le the llO<Gnd deck of lhe ..,. UIK, and lb..., will be parking ar· eas oo all sides of tbe slruetore. 'l ilis addition raises lite Blue FouotaiD Motel to 5I onlis. In lhe other pielun: II obowu a Iorge lbelter bt !rout ef the motel o!lice, wblcb . u eaJ!e deeonlloll, 1nd 111 wu r"eenUy btdlt. II bao t early Ameri<alt ap~~lo. Gal11knl.. ••IU ~ till • ef I II)Jtill .. lll -~~- - f- S~ ..4tldifiio• , 1•11 a lotltl ef Ill lltllttl . . 111111 ·,, · lite lila .1' I I II ,_. I.. fq Drr• : : : : uill' ·Ill I ~- �""' '- . . .. • ....... ~·•·<~~ .. . . -- ~· · ··- - 'S ·:. , .._._, . , ,..._.• :.!;'':r·-·~· .. -. . . . . .lr "-"'".lil '"tlt ''l ' ~''lf" _' _ •!I:.,• .M '*'·- ··· ·•·• · """ · Q. • ""·~ oJII ...~ ...,. ., , ...,....,,..,_, . . .. ._ .,- ..... ' . .. - ..... ., . .. .- --···- .... . . .. - - ~~ PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY Rlehord S. Owen. Publisher E. Dannet, Adv. Dir. Ver11011 Deweese, Adu. Mgr. James Medicare Success in Doctors'Hands Medicare will inevitably cause some stralns 'Bnd dislocations within the nation's medical facilities, which are not geared lor any great upsurge of demands upon them. . These strains, if they develop, wtll r.. quire time, money and effort to overcome • :aut they will alsc serve to reveal weaknesses and deficiencies in our medieal resources that ought to be remedied even lf there were no Medicare. The real, long-term success of the pro. gram rests in the hands of America 's 30P,OOO doctors . They did not want it for the most part; they !ought it, but now they Since 1949, mhen It was constituted, the East German parliament - the Voikskammer, or 11 people's chamber" - lras never recorded a single ''no" vote on any measure . A eader of 'Young World ," the organ of ConunWJist youth, wrote a letter recently asking how this could be. Evidently too young to understand the wisdom and periection or Ute Communist system or government, he asked how It was possible that so many representatives (434) over so many years had always decided In com· plete uDBnlmity in everything. The reply, !rum Joh mnes Dieckmann, presldl!llt of the Volksbammer, was simple: parliament for anybody who is against the There is oo room in the East German parliament lor anybody who is against lhe majority. Such a person "would only • himself foolish and show hlmsell an odd person indeed." . i1tioJJsb Is right. About as foolish as a D!l!li' voluntarily walking up to a ticket counter and buying a one-way fare to Siberia. es 1.··- . The Wajloons and Flemings were al It agQ;t In Belgium the other day. Rivalry, o~~ . de&eDeratina into rioting, between ~:. two linguistic groups is a perennial ~ of discord In the Utile country, lt.'ls also, apparently, a source of Ironic sali!!laction to lhe Congolese, former sub~ of Belgium, The government newsp · = . in Kinshasa l!ormerly Leopoldville), v ' the situation with as much alarm afi F ctlb muster, bas suggested that a lljjl,i'; on .,the point of anarchY and civil !lit"W'II fiardly in a position to tell the bow to run Itself. rding to Kinshasa radio, lhe Congoovernment has informed iU ambas. sador in Brussels that lt is concerned OW "the !are of Congolese living in Bel· 11ltm In lhe wake of the Irlbal conflicts alld aels ol banditry, of whicb the counlrp b tbe scene." ~about is probably !atr play in lhll e41it. even U it takes a litlle exaggeration. ' I , have it and only they can make It work. Let them beed the words of Dr. Charles L. Hudson, new president of lhe American Medical Association: "We are nol stepping off the brink Into a bottomless pit of professional deslru .. lion and despair," be said In his inaugural address before the AMA's policy - making House of Delegates, meeting in Chicago. For many pbysiclans, that bottomless pit holds the fear !bat Medicare Is but the first long step on a short road to the nemesis called "socialized medicine." If thi1t is so, and if It Is something that should not be allowed to happen, then let thorn be remindod that the most effective lobby for socialized medicine, u it was for Medicare, Is a hidebound medical com· munlty that says, ''No, no, 1 thousand times no," rather than, "Wait, we bave a "My Compliments to the Chef!" Splinters j Washington By-line By BRUCE BIOSSAT WASIDNGTON (NEA) - Ev· en some of his best lriends and j admirers are telllng Republican Sen. Thomas Kucbel of caUfor· nia that he'll be In deep polltl· cal trouble If he does not endorse Ronald Reagan, 1h • GOP nominee for governor. Unllke acal!HJunUng, rlgbt • bope Kucbel's dllllcultres tocrease, these people - wbo Include many of the party's seasoned bands - say they want to save ' him from defeat In hls nnt re-election bid in 1968. Wlngers who obviously Chico Salmon, a versaUie and talented young man who performs admirably at almost any infield spot the Cleveland Indians assign bim, was asked what be considers the most difficult position. But they do not think he has been pulling his weight as a party man and their patlenct! has worn thin. ARd they have made endorsement of Reagan a supreme and urgent test of his Republican rogularlty. "Sitting," said Cblco, who came to play and not to adorn the bench. Cbico uttered a philooopblcat motiblui. Give a youngster - or anylllle elloo much time to loaf IDd you are encouraging trouble. ll'or years Kuchel bas made almost a specialty of neither endorsing nor working lor such Republican nominees as Barry Goldwater, Richard Nixon (lor governor), and U. S. Sen. George Murphy. He Is charged with Isnoring an endless array of party functions (including a big one this June 23), and with generally going it alone. Chicago Sahnon should be given sUD another assignment - to speok to PTA groups and hlgb school assemblies. going to be eti!J' to rush lu 1nd throw his arms around 1 guJ who In 1962 called him a '""' lallst and who In 1964 eallod him a traitor to hill party." Another problem •· that Ku ,. • chel does not seem to buy lhl apreadl~ notion that Reagan In 1966 JS markedly dllferenl from the Goldwaterlte ho wu In 1964. Nor doel the senator ae<ept the apparently contradlctory argument thai Reagan's ~mashing primary triumph proves that conservatism II on 1 steeply rising curve In Cal~ tornla. Some IOlii'US are bettlnC Kg. che1 will give Rearan some .., of nod, despiiO lbe evldeat ~ ologleal iUlf betwMD tbem. U he does and Reagan beats Domocntlc Gov. Edmund (Pall Brown, lbo aenator'o 1111 oatlook will brlgbten !mmeJ~sara· bly. It Is argued that a Governor Reagan elected lor a long campaign of preaching party unity could hardly work to dump Ill incumbent Republlcan· senator. Without a victorious Rengan•s hacking, an Intra-party move against Koebel In 111811 wnulil surely be doomfd. It would become a narrow right - wing ef'l'biJ Ume, however the best torl Kuchel won 3 to I over a combination of three opponentl the last ttrne that was tried. Dean hanl'y ,.edded to Rea- Hard.on Weber Let's Let Kids Be Kids Era of Famous Inland Waters Boats, their Captains, Began to Fade IY DICK THOMAS bl hlgb esteem. A bait • century 1go, many or the !amoua side-wheel" and stern - wh~l packets were vanIshing from the river. They were not alone In their passing. About that lime, too, many ol the famous mew who manned these inJa11d river vessels wera passing to the great harbor a. hove. Such is the tale told in a July 1, 1916 river n~ws item. Captala ~1Jarley Bartoo, one of the oldest and best known mates on lhe upper Ohio and Great Kanawha Rivers, diPd at Racine, Friday, June 30, 1916 at the age of 67. He tea m a faithful wife, one brother, Ca!)tain Tom Barton, and three daughters to muurn their loss. The funeral will orrur at Racine; also, tile burial. M:~te Charley Darton was one of the best known rivt>ra rnfn in 1t11 S section. He was Loner Kuchel is Warned: Back Reagan for Own Good league baseball pl~yer to pinpoint the cause oJ much of our juvenile delinquency problem. the He Ill 50 Years Ago on the River I It took only one word for a big He ollered at his trial to serve in front lines as a medical corpsman. just dido'! want to kill, be said. .,' BY WIUJAM 8. wm•,. VIetnamese reels! CommWIIsl lror at the dreadful state of lhe Most of allt~Jb Is true of the 1u the ~peetacle of tbfJ tnt WASHINGTON - The Demo- agsresslon. In some cases-ny world of reality. These fellows 71-year-old Douglas, the old old genUeman at hay IIIIDill ~atlc liberal bloc In the Unit- that of Sen. J . Wllllam Ful- don't reaDy wish to run out; dean of deans of the liberals, the very people - the far II~ States Senate, long enured bright of Arkansu - the abao- !hay only wisn that ''som.. who alone in Ibis last group Js erals - lor wbom he IUiil ato being divided from Its ge~~o dooment would be gradual and lhinl" could be done to 11ft lhls up tor re-election and thus Is so much so Iq. It .Ia movinl erolly controlling moderate and not so much intended as !nevi· lr!g~tful burden !rom the one among them all the combat of- even to those, such u thll colconservaiiYll colleagues, Is now table and laexorable. In other world power that almply muot fleer wbo court& maximum and umnlsl, wbo lor · years dl. . being deeply and perhaps en· Instances - say lhal of Sen. bear It. Immediate danger on Ihe for· greed witb Douglas on many duringly aubclivided wilhln I~ Wayne Morse of Oregon - the The fourth IDd last liberal Wlrd tiring Une. domestic queslloDIJ and have self. abandonment would be total faction Is . behaving with mem- Douglas• campatsn speeches said, oo; domesllc Issues, many The war In VIet Nam Is the and Immediate. orable courage and resolution out In nUnols, which are Utile a hard. wo.il about blm wblcb agent ol this fragmentation; for , A second faction, t.fplfied by within the liberal dovecote. well , nollced in the country at large, regrel!ably cannot In candor this twilight of any effective such men u SeJJBtors Robert knowing u It does that in the : shine with the lonely quality even now be retracted. foreseeable unity within the lib- ' Kennedy of New York a n d highly simplified Ieklcon or the : or unqualified bravery. The po- The Johnny-come-lately liberal movement in Ibis coonlry. Fraak Church of Idaho, Is not paclfM - liberals thlo Is 1 sure , sition on Viet Nam of his rath· erats ol the new paelflsm • !sols raising a lmrsh fence of ready to contemplate mere cu~ way to be dl...tamped u a· i or no-Republican Republican op. lal!onism 11re reaching lor the separatism within the liberal Ung and ruaning but II so in- gains! "peace," as In favor of poaent, Charles Percy, seems throat of a man wbo was d• that will later be found j slstenUy opposed to any and war and death, and as blind !rom this dislllnce to he a lit- Uvering for liberal causes when to have been easter to erect every effective Allled military stooges for President Johnson. Ue bit of everything but not they were In diapers. Past the than to level. I step as to bandcuH the resis~· Such men as Senators G"ale very mucb of anything. It hi, at age of 50 he put his personal At least lour sets of liberals ' ance should Its notions ever pre- McGee of Wyoming, Phlllp all events, totally at variance life on the line as o volunteer bave at least four sels of com· vail. Hart of Michigan, Henry Jack- with the lorthrlght stance o! In the Marine Corps In the seopellng notions about VIet Nam. A third faction, including son of Washington and Paul every nationally significant lead- ond World War. Now In thi1 One faction within what Is it- such men as Senators Joseph Douglas of Dlinols are standing or In a G.O.P. which is totally present war, whlcb for all Its self only a faction bas 110 pol- Clark of Pennsylvania, Eugene up with rue gallantry for the backing lhe war o! resistance shortcomings 11 at tlle end 1 icy save one of abandonment McCarthy of Minnesota and hard duty of this nation to re- In one of bipartisanship's fm· war also of honor -"' duty to of the commitment of lhree 1Vance Hartke of lndisna, II slst Communist aggression to Iest hours. country, he 11 puttlna bJJ .,0. Presidents to help the South simply In a slate of dlthery bor· the end. There II something affecting II tical life on tho line. fessional energy to belabor the past," said Dr. Hudson, doctors must become "receptive to new ideas and become the leaders io experimentation in the mechanisms of medical practice." For the simple truUt is that if doctors do not lead, they will be led. Pvt. Adam R. Weber Jr. of the U. S. Army hao been sentenced to a year's lm· prisonment at bard labor tor his refusal to fight in the Infantry In Viet Nam. • Democratic Liberals better idea." Rather than waste their "collective pro- Servo him rlghtT Well - Native Uprising . ...,. Good Advice 'No', Nasty Word -- '-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 10, lNI )UNDAY WHITE PAPER For better or worse, Medicare is offielllllY In operation. · The hope, of course, is that It will be lor the better, that il will both improve the health of the nation's elderly and grant them 8 new freedom - or at least a me~s­ ure of lreedom _ from the specter of d1 .. abting injury or tUness that could w1pe out their live's savings and make them a burden on their children. It is more than a hope. It is the belief of millions of Americans, who express their wishes through their representatives In Congress. -- - II I CMst.r Tcm~~thill, Exec. Editor Dwight Wetherho!l, Editor Hobarl Wilson, lr. Man. Editor ~ Parents Pounce on their Child's Free Time ~ ~~~~DS~als:::n~ r~.; To Set the Stage for Today's Ulcer Alley t:.. :::;v::m= :;;.: ch~· :.:~\=ca~":. ~: BY HIERONYMOUS and somewhat Important men opportunity of personal Not lA> go tor bim, the mao in- overtonlltl, may Iimmer down And almost a year ago he wrote: We fmd in the pubtlcallons of business were discussing the grandizement far more ~- dlcabtedtoo,w~d bel lA> otandtaroatt In the months altead. 11 II Ia ber of dv • muc ouarp y as a &e part the product of the e•clte''I want very much to serve my coon~ ol today anum a erUseproblems of business and the portant to them then mere for general party wrath ment generated In california try. I do now and will continue to serve soliciting funds !Dr the sad state of world "affairs In B education. Almost dall tele bon~ calls Republican clrtles ,_ Re•ean•a my country by trying to make il a better ~ents a1d of unde.,rlv!lege cblldren railroad cJIJb.ear group. One of Since most psycheloglsll I· from lh e coasyt •oep ,_ p th e pres- big win. But the pri!Mlii'Q ur '"" ara ..__ place to live and love. I have hopes of ' In many lands. ""' nrganlza. the men, noticing a group or gree that subconscious rebel· K h 1 Is kn to he akin K ch 1 luUm 8tel servtce In the Army in some function of !Ions which sponsor these boys lounging In the shade o! lion against authority Is o ~ ebo 1 ~wn It m g some u e nurturing or preserving life." movements are Indeed worthy a maple tree, walcblng the major cause of antagonism to H h I told Rea u he ma ~~ a llttlv ediY· .., . . . e as agan e wan.. Independent judgments 1up. d talk The 1 to • clalm to-.••_ Have you beard of airnllar offers or ex- oI praise. Any 1 ld ..ven to tram pass, remarked on bls the law and one of the Ieadtng to 8It d 1 tit toown ant h" · 1 1 dlor- por e sena r s """" pressions (rom our draft-card burners or Improve the lot of children In memory of going to watch lhe !actors in juvenile delinquencv, • mer ac r wro e tm a r en y ty valuable ·-ice to 1.,_ •ta•a whatever country they reside train go by, and the serious maybe we could profit greaUy letter 1 to · , -· "" VIet Cong flag fliers? •- h r ch · . fled . n response a congra. He h8! been a Uger In gettllla .. I e truest orm o1 artty. conversalton shl to one of from •n organizalton devoted ul to tel lh to ld 1 ll kinds H0 Is the to Or have you heard of similar punish· And especially to those un!or- various reminlscenses of boy- to letting kids he kids, and " ~ter Regram. ! senavl ~ ~ "~ a U,. Senate ~ 11 1 ment for any ol them? lunate children who are vic- hood. For half-an-hour the quit trying to regiment our :;' eagan s prunary c ter~ ~ Ill It 1 tlms of our own foreign ~ bUsiness worries and world children. tlndin lh _ 18':; d ... 1nvoi :'~ltb It appears that Private Weber - a man lpulations. problems vanlshod in a mist u g. • proper com • eep., v w• whose conscience won•t permit him to of exploits of 40 years age. And SUNDAY mon ground ts not ·~~':'a!tc. ter and other resource& tlivd bear arms but whose love of country lm· But there Is a great need of their leaving the train "The latter apleltdor of Says a Kuchel friend: Its not opment. 11 011 11111 pels him to serve it in time o! trouble 1 larger movement In our aucago these men appeared bouse shall be greater than - may have received a rough deal. country - to restore child· much more capable of consld· the former, 1ay1 the Lord of How about a 1econd illess on this one, bood to our own children. ertng their problems. For mag. bolts; and In lhls place I will Army? Most every American who lc are lhe memorlel of youth. gtve prosperity, sayo tbe Lord has reached mature age !rea.. of bOlts" _ Ba 1 2·t aers fond memori01 of !bat But, will today's child, when gp • • anregi~ented and untramrnel· he reaches 60, have equally The "'!ll'lfare or the United Do It Every Time ed pertnd of pre-acbool days; fund memorl01 of bead-start, States calls for stable prosperand of lhe vacaUoDII from the of pre-school klnder(arteu, sup- ity and 8 rising standard of livl<hool routine of pre-teen age. ervlsed games, concrete swim· 1ng in all parts of til tree , The first practical uae of ming pools bereft of sbade world. _ Da•ld Ro~ener f' tile abiUty al!qulred in the trees, ar of the early-trade ed· American philanthropist. ' study of arithmetic to most ucation which lftllll to be boys and glrlo was Its use t. mootly indoctrination. calculate the number of days Today's vacation period lor until vacation began. For II many children Is only the auJ>. was in lhe summer days of slitulion of a slightly changed "freedom" that most of our ocbedule of activites lor the -~ pleasant memories were stored ~gular school routine. Any up for the future. lree lime the child may have Memories of swlnunlng holes, lor lhe simple enjoyment o! or the feel ot warm road dust childhood \ b Immediately to bare feel, ef the clamp even- pounced upoa by some adult ing grass whlcb we tried to IDd quickly converted Into a use as 8 subatltute lor loot- scheduled program. washing required at day's end, But far worse iJ the tendency of Impromptu ballgames with- of parents to make their oft· out standarlzed equipment or spring Into status-symbols. The restricting rules. of discussions child who !ails to bring home of matters very Important to top IJ'Ildel, who doesn't suo· children, enn If ridiculous to o:eed In "making the team," adolts: all these make up the the Uttl..leaguer who drops backlog of happy memories 10 the ball and atk>m • the winuseful when We ruches the ning rub lor the opposing team, Indian Summer stage. ~~~ likely to be given 1 good Some years ago a group of start toward ulcer-alley by •t KHOW wiJ J. do whllf I do-l Iaf - t lvldentiy MJcceaslul, affluent, parelll.l wbo deplore a lost illllll.., wiac • ,_,. · :-em:· ever faith ful and a tru stv man Jn perform ance of his -dutie!:l. He was an honest. kind and upright man whose death will be greatly regretted by all hi.~ acquaintances whu held him Mate Barton was oo tho steamer Kanawha for several years with Captain Ira B. Huntington of Gall ipolis who pronounced him one of tno , very best packet mates he ever saw on a steamboat. Ho died in narness, so to speak. Several years ago, Mate Bar· ton broke his hip falling from a •!reel car in Parkersburg, but it never stopped him from work , only temporarily. Being a man of remarkable will and recuperating powers, he was ever up and doing, suffering excruciating pain, many times while performing his duties, but il wasn 't his nature to be a quitter. A lew weeks ago, Male Bnrton accepted a berth oo the TeD City and was on that boat when he fell to the deck whilo standing his watch at East Liverpooi last Sunday night. With the assistant-e of Harry Hein, wate Innan, an d others, f he stricken man was taken to his stateroom where he lay until the return of the Tell City to Racine late Wednesday aigbt where be wao removed to bls bome In a critical eondillon, his death following se¥oral houri Ioter. Mate Cnarley Barton had positions 0 " many of the best boats Including the old Mattie Roberts, J. C. Croseley, Grayhound, Louise, Lizzie Bay, B. T. Enos, Kanawha of the old Bay Line, Columbia, W. N. Chancellor, Benton McMillin, Capital City, Bonanza, Oriole, Ruth, Tell City and others. Juoe !t, 1911 - Captain Ira B. HuntingtoR returned home Wednesday !rom CiDCinnati and other points il Interest of the Treasure Stove Company. While at Cincinnati, Capiain Huntington visited the wharf and met several of his lriendo of former days. He visited the LouisvilleCincinnati Packet Company·s fine steamer City of Cincinnati and met his old friend, Captai• Bland Pownall, mate of the Cincinnati, considered one of the best oft WesterR rivers. Mate Pownall boated for a short time iR the Pomeroy trado bl palmier days. The Cincin- ••tl - Louisville, tine•! on lha river, is reported to be doing a very good business. Captain Jack Lindenburn commands the Cincinnati witb purser L. M. Dupree in charge of the of· fice. Captain HuntlngtoA has been iin charge of some of the best boats on the upper Ohio R1ver in their day. CAPTAIN DICK Brown ha• beeo clerking on the Helen E. tn the Huntingron trade for a few days while Captain Will Guthrie was off attending to aome business mattent on shore. CaptaiR Albert Martin, a well known and expert Kanawha riv· erman and towboat master nnd pilot will move his !amity to Gallipolis from Washington, D. C. about July I where they have been residing. Caotaio Martin commands !he D. T. Lane, of t he Campbe11's creek Li ne. June 28, 1918 - RivPr oP.W! of JaH . 15, 1879 contained the !oliuwing from Galllpoli" The Ice moved In the Ohio at Pt. Pleasant lost night about 12 o'clock crowdllljf the Heatherton down Into lhe Tele· graph which boat crowded iR· to the Luella, knocking dow:a her chimneys and badly damaging 'her works. Three barges belonging to the Heatherton got away but were caught thl• morning and returned to the Kanawha River. Two loaded coal boats In charge of Henrv Fry together with boat iR which be bod ropes and tackles , also broke away. '11te tackle · boal was landed at Gallipolis. and the coal boat was reported sunk. A barge loaded with railroad ties and staves belonging to John L. Charles was aiM sunk. The Telegraph left lor Gallipolio last eve. River news Jan. 15, 1871, eon~ tained the following !rom Gallipolis: The gorge that had nt11 ou1 of the Kanawha and backed up ir1to the Ohio came out with a rush about midnight last night, and came ne&r wreckJng several boats that were lying below It In the Oblo where they bad laid up out of way of Kanawha River ice. II was re.. ported here today that the Louella wao a wreck but she can sllll be seen afloat from this aicje, apparently all right though there are some evidenc01 of Iier bav!ng a severe luJsell. Tbe New Era, Dr. Hanson, eaptaln and owner, with live men were carried down in the Ice but wu successfully land· ed at Bush's Mill, about 14 miles below. The Telegraph, Alheringlnn, docks were slightly damaged : several barges carried down and one stave boat, according to a dispatch received here tonight. The river Is falling at Char· lesion with Ice gorges from two milea below to Brownstown above, and 1"5 to 20 feet high. The Ohio ill clear to Addison oevea miles above bere. Tho Kanawha Is clear to the beginlllng of the gorge. The Tetearaph will be down at ': o'clock in the mor11ing and take a lot of stock k1r below. The river feU seven feet here today. Mr. Ridenour has sold ont ball of remains of the 'Vi' . orharfboat to Jolm raising her, or ooe ll8J 'tf ~ wreck of tbe Comet. . - T li:t Boone will not leave her moorlngs WI oD danger Is past, ealtes of unbroken ice passed here today over 2,000 feet lona and half filling !be river. Wil· liam Ward of lhe Luella just arrived, repot1s her badl1 damaged. The Telegraph wa1 tort:OO over agalpst her by Ice breaking ber bog cbalu and damaging ber upper ,' works. Three coal boats "!l'l"",,loat. The Luella !ell here : 'Whera she WBB perfectiy Ill'• ,,Ill II accordingly to Pl P"le&jant, the best harbor In the world, considering the pleat of lbo damage done, facio will hardlJ bear out the statement. --"- ud The Nevius - AI....... Dunbar wbarfboats both felt on shore by water falliBg. RJd.enour sold one half intereol ill sunken wharlboat to Jolm Pep. pie and measures ""' beinS taken to repair a nd -•·~...,.. ber• 1 ~ The Boone is Y~ •" ,_ foot of Grape St., uninjured and wiD leave for the Kanawha River as sooa u tho river Ia clear of tee. 1.. ----:~----~~------------~----~----------------~~------~~~1Th~e~Su~rnD~Y~~~~~n~tin~e~~!s~u~nd~a~y,lJ~w~y~l~O.~l~~~~~ Mrs. Reynolds Ends Teaching • Career tn Middleport System r BY BEULAH .JONF:S 1 dent' bears," eveR If II meant 1 long , Mrs Reynolds I• also an ac AfU:r tJ q~art er cenl11ry of , They are Profess~r A. W. Me- trip to a city &o secure proper live member of the Business teaching kmdergart en dasses : Kay, Melvin, Martin Essexs · material. and Professional Women's Club In the Middleport Schoo ls, Mrs .: (new state school head ], L. W. . of Middleport where she serves Pearl Reynolds, with a IotaI McComas and Clarence Thomp- The mustc teacher works • · , .. finance chairman and par· long wtlh_ Mrs. !leynolds ~ the j liamentarian, has served the 1Paching record of 37 years, ho ; son. tendered her resignation. i She began teaching in t h e presentah_o~s wt~h the children club as president, and is a past Mrs. Reynolds, after 1ong 1 same room in which she now always giVIng £me perform- president of its District 11. H'<lrs or association with sma ll has kindergarten, and had 8 ances. The years b.~ve "!~ant ('h Jidren, is not ''hanging up her : class of 72 pupils. A(tt!r teach· hard work, but t~ •. ,Pearl as A member of the_ Amateur ('f" ·, ficate." Rl:lthcr, she is ad- ' ing in the intermediate grades, to ~very te~~her, 1t s all in a Gar_den Clu~, she he~d~ the VJ ~· · in~ to a higher grade in 8 ! she finally came into the kin- dC::~y s werk. c_h~m~anshtp of. the CIVIc .be~u· l'd: l~nbo r mg st;Jte. She has ac.l dergarten where she has spent Known to most 8!11 an "eager lifJcatJ~n committee ef Dtstrtct ( ' I ))l•·d a position in the inter_l the past 25 years. be " M R ld h II, Ohto As~ciaUon of G~en . aver, rs. eyne 8 as Clubs and lS currently servtng r~wti1:1t,e classes m the Mason According to Mrs. Reynolds' been active in many eommun' .. . _ S('hoo;..j where she will work ewn testimony, there is never ity activities and organizations on the Sears Beautiflcahon con wd h a- va nta~e using her re- a dull moment in kindergarten! with her seemingly inexhaust- test committee. n·n'ly cqui~ed training in re-1class. The children tell Mrs, ' ive supply of energy aud is al- Mrs. ~ooids Is an unasha~a nu·'lla l t•admg and mudern ' Reynolds "everything"&: some- ways at SOS call for projects ed, patr10tl~ flag w~ver, a~d I!l m:.rh. times that is what it really 15 , ranging !rom parks to hospitals. I past prestdent, dtstrlct direcGAN IN 1923 "everything." tor and siate olticer of the Dau· \lo s R nolds began her There are three generations Sume projects begun under ghters of Union Veterans of ' 1f':w1 Hng reer in 1923, took of many families that luJve her guidance and interest are the Civil War. She is affiliated si.\ yt•Jr s ~ t due tt' illness, re- beEn in her clao;s. This is a van- the M~igs Co~~ Cancer _Socie- with Evangeline Chapter, Order " ' rned in . t 9, and has taught tage point to watch the "sands ' ty wh1ch she mttisted and ser· of the Eastern Stars, Mary since Ihal 1 ne. She is a grad· of time ny by;" all the time ved as president for six years. Shrine, White Shrioe ot Jerusauate of \lid eport High Scnoot preparing pre-schoolers for the She also worked hard to get the lem. She Is a very active mem- TEACHER AND CHILDREN- Mn. Pearl Reynolds Is working this summer In the Head Start program. in and rece~v . her BS degree In big experience or school. Middleport park project on the ber of the Middleport Church Middleport. Sh~ will te~ch In the elementary level this Autumn in !!'• Mason schools. Herv tilw II with Davld Man Educalwn a1 Ohio University. Her classroom has changed road, making many trips to Co- of Christ where she Is presi· ley, Gre~ Becker, Denma Grant, Beverly Hoffman (left), tllld Christine Evans. Shl' has alsu · ken additional over the years as new educa~ lumbus on thal venture. She al- dent of the Leyal Pals Class. work at Akro University and tiona! units and play equipment I so served on the original Meigs AU of lhe!111 In addition lo , 1f; Rio Grande \· lege. bas been added through 1 he ! Memorial Hospital Board and her teaching ' She has ha rl many novel ex· generosity of the parents, and! many other public projects. Perhaps Mrs. Reynolds owes periences in h1· years of teach· I school administration which this l Her educational organization her dYnamic energy to her ing. She has t· ghl in every year included miniature dipio- · membership includes the Obie mother, Mrs. Minerva Childers, school buildinJ in Middleport mas, one of her own ideas. Education Asseciation, its legis- who is still very active in her with the excepion of lhe bigh A highlight through the years !alive committee, lhe proles- 90's. It must run I• the family. sehoul, includillf! the old cen- has been the annual spring op- slonal members committee of We know that Mrs. Reynolds trai school 1whlre the Post Of- eretla given by the kinder gar· the Soutbeastel'll Ohio Educa· will iake her enthusiasm and lice now s.ando), the Park , ten children which tradiUonatly lion A"ociation, the National ab1lity to lead youngsters to her Sireet School on 1Grav et Hill, I feature the childhood favorites Educa~on Assn., bl wbicb lbe "new pusition, and Middleport's the Pearl St. Sc~l Inow tornj in Mother Goose characters, an- is serving as the membersbip lloss is Mason's gain. downl, the Centrtl Building, . imals, and others, with music committee in the local area, and We've had her services for a and Ute new ele"entary build- I and colorful cestuming. she is affiliated with the Amer- long time and everyone should ng on Pearl St. ', Pa.-nl• have cooperated with ican Association fer Childhood be allowed to graduate someThrough the yelrs she bas IMrs. Reynolds in seeing to it Education, She is teaching the time! Jerved undf'f fiv~ superinten- that bears were nreal brown I Head Start program at present. Agree! I I I 1 lt BERRY'S WORlD Redl&d1 Bui h Shelter 1 • Ratio's They'll ... -- _ --- a fl._ ,j,t, ·--. - -- ••- Motel Makes Addition to Facilities .. ~ II " -Nearing eompletlon 11 the Blue Fountain Motet on Upo pet' Rinr Rd., Is a oew twostory brlek auit ol !be latest design. The uoil, wblcb II in !be rear of tbe original motel buDding will contain 2t UDits with II oa eacb flow. W.....pt !roo railiDI will dr<le the llO<Gnd deck of lhe ..,. UIK, and lb..., will be parking ar· eas oo all sides of tbe slruetore. 'l ilis addition raises lite Blue FouotaiD Motel to 5I onlis. In lhe other pielun: II obowu a Iorge lbelter bt !rout ef the motel o!lice, wblcb . u eaJ!e deeonlloll, 1nd 111 wu r"eenUy btdlt. II bao t early Ameri<alt ap~~lo. Gal11knl.. ••IU ~ till • ef I II)Jtill .. lll -~~- - f- S~ ..4tldifiio• , 1•11 a lotltl ef Ill lltllttl . . 111111 ·,, · lite lila .1' I I II ,_. I.. fq Drr• : : : : uill' ·Ill I ~- �\' •' ' '\ J Partners, Urban Neighbors, Review Agricultural Research at Carpenter·· ' Producing Clean Milk Requires 'Some Doing' ::1 tacis BY BRYSIIN R. CARTER ers." suction of the milking Eli. Agent, Acrlmllture Second, use facilities and pi'Oo may draw dirt inlo the Producing "clean mHk" re· duction methods that prevent system. 4flllrOS aome doinl from 1 be sediment gelling in milk. Clean Cowl lime m111t ll!aves the cow until Tbere are hree basic upeca it goes In the consume<'s hands. of producing clean milk: clean I. Clean ~w'• ~t It's important that dairymen surroundings - clean cows - mUklng. DUJ'1111 mJI]dng do aU they can to produce clean and clean practices. eratioM, dirt may fall milt, because the consumer, Clean SurroiiiUilnp the coat of the cow Into ... proces' sor, and the d•;~. 1. Ellmlnate acUviti.. that container&, er dlrecUy mto ·~ - , f be ml'";.. man wont milk which is "clean" raise dust before mllldng. Dus- ea cu)ll 0 """" and not "cleaned." 1y air increas..- the chance of ine. Keep be cowa clean Tblnp To Do sediment getting into milk, eith- the balr clipped around the Firs, examine he fllerlng er direily or hrough he uen- der area, 111 media you use, because the ab- sUs and equipmen, Where polland dry e oence of foreign material gives sible, adopt a routine that jut P_'lor to .mllldnl· Uy clear evidence of the eUectiv&o will keep the air at milking mont m milk 11 trequen ness of cloaD milk-producing time free of dust. the teats and udder..Dryinl )N'acUces. Conventional milk 2. Avoid the dropping of !tat udder is of apeciBI filters or strainers sbould be cups during mllklag. Obvious- in producing clean used only as indicaiDrs of ly, tire dro pped cups WI'II be servt~ •• paper IDwels "clean" milk production prac- contaminated from the bedding ommended. Ices and no· as milk "clean- on floor - aod additionAlly, the Cleaa Praclicel 2. Waah Meigs 4-H News, Events I Roundup will Feature Panel I .I Finishing ol 1 seam was the\ home of advisor, Mrs. Shirley demonstration presented by Bally.- Karen Baity, Marge Riggs at the recent Reporter. meetlni of the 7 Teen SUtchero at the Bedford Youth Center. The borne of Ruth and Kay Advisor of the club Is Mrs. Ri· Ward was the meeting chard Mees. Fair plans were for the Dexter 4-H Club qiscussed and each person re- past week. Advisor ported on how far they were was Belly Longstretch. on their sewing project. Re- Plans were completed fresbmenta were served by Nan- have a wiener roast at the home cy SL Clair and Wendy Carper. of the advisor on July 14. Lin- Marge News Report- da Brogan brought cookies for ruas, ~~:.::'l h~w s~m~:k:nd Gross Income From Cattle JncreaSI•ng 'ftle SUnday TJmwll u!lneJ, lultdiJ, laJT 10, 1:::;' \ ~ 1 ' ; f .. . .; . ' On the Farm Front ' crop Report"IDJ' Sem"ce 'f1o' on Monday A h N t• I Make ..... the mUll ..... uaational eveot for cotnm81' oaly el•n plpelllln, alen- clal farmera will be held I r;! . ...~. IIIII equlpulent. week earlier than last year ·~ before using, rln8e and Seplember 21, 22, and 23 - at _,,_ mllkln Tbe Oblo Stale University Alr·1 saneqJtlzepme~ ~;·and _ ~ port, elgbt miles northwest of -~· the nation. . men celehralllll of he tonh all meaM- the belt tank. Ex· the cam)IU!. . i WASHINGTON (lJP,ll - At be !ialbed -.~~~-the crop aDDiveraary of tile uop, repo'1' amine gaskets In the pipe- According to Dale T. Friday, ,lexactly 3 p.m. <EDT) next Moo- u,~W31Upbe g''uarded as close· ' inll ayatem. ~ governmend enlt' ·•· taiD General Manager of the event, d an official iDa small room ma.. aecret Bull basic fiCure1 on Ol'OP IVO; line system to m....::': b nearly 300 Individual corn hy·la~ythe Agriculture Department's ly as ID1 mili~--e .ubllc lstock procludillll - state ~y, they are not being atlacacu Y d t led ,.. ad arte ill at 3 p m. they -.~• P ' b··" u ......, 1 brealc th I ing mpoun•· and hrlda will he emons ~a , P IWashington he qu rs w I ;., information directly · stalt -10 ..... ,.,...... , e c ean CO "" llin unUar propropet.,, M6 contributing black particles II ~: :!~~ be~daay s I sa~~g~:rd will be the aignal ialfectinl farmdecprls\:' ~sa: • to iut ;.en that W'UII'I the fidr lhe milk. Those interested In narrow for ,..tease of the department's ,of ~arm and ~ poll~. \U.S. crop reporllng sernce. The 2 Use dean water. Examine ill Drsl waa aeat to l!:ngland Ill! 1 18 of 30- Jul Cr RoporL Within mm· ernmenl the' setllnrent content of water :~ p~":"!: .,.-:: S:me with ute! govemment'a official'! The July rtima~p~ I President George Washlqgton in used In cleanlngnd and aanltlztngflak• zo"inch spacing. Corn harvest· est~ates of crop production will ~~ctionto 'ptaoyr :•~ . ; role ill' the 1790s at the bri!QU~~~~~ • Sediment a -or rus1 •• 1 d 20 I - ·-- ..,.._ 1 neer En&Us -~-- · may get into milk from the wa· ing oper::.,"!,:~~e totai Iheavy ferillzaion, and lrriga· abaping "erac:;e::::is::: ~: and writer Arthur Younc ter supply. A rwoty waltr pipe ~ ~ In all equally divid- Uon to be the major weapons ~wheth,.. -··e in wheat acreage :J741-1820) . ~ a~"P be th !fend Cbec): this ""' Bu' the tte t to pusb yleldJ up ..,... - lllltorJ • ,_,... ,. mayntttng eo a mprodpucera and dal'·l allotments for 1967 - vital in-' Yo""" "••• ,.._ ..;...tl•' by severaerl·thl·'-···es .,....... ed on the three daya of lhe Re- '[ lnu esock ...., whose wr'i....,.... of clean cheese cloth over the view. Nearly every piece of will again find much of fol;maUoo to wbeat farmerr. ••ex· influen~ Englilh larQI'l!J, hatl end of the water outlet, and minimum tillage equipment a- ~rest 1n the apedalllvestock pclftert~ill~ :elplik · asked Washington for fiAiui8 ': then examining the cloth after vailable bas ~ ~ :: pre- exhibit area housing the fle. The report is ~par~ by the I average yields b:~ wl·n SI" gnal ActiOn cross t e a 100 esll-\ th"! 810 :h: :U ~w~.:""~ ~t~ ~~e:e~. ":'a~.:~:; ":t er: :.·~.:'~ces.• ·t he Agriculture Departme:·s .Del muimum yield plots of corn a dded Iesure a.porUng Boad, whl . wor farm CO!Its in the JOIIDI .eounOur mHk supply too often d beanS •-onomlsta en- Sc1ence. An a -"'~ing through a network of 43 field ol· try _...., __ ! an 1DY · ""' ' wUI be a nearbY cr •.,....' fi The "" t · r ed co• ·"'-" tbe In b contalna too muc ......- . and lao! pest experts I II ld and cea. cuor IS mane The president coll"'""" Tbe ulution to the problem ~ lch thpl wits with wea- center where "';~on Y ~e but operatively with the state&. • formation hy making lilo C!WD Ilea in wpiDS the sediment m~ ~ons and plan batch units wh ope~~ 'lme Basic Information on crop ,mallsurvey of promlneot farmout of milk- not taldaC It"';"- her, •.....-. w!U ~alch their his year fodryr in~ lns!llalons conditions flows through tbe era in New ork, New Jersey, Use the conventional milk pest ....,.. . permanen state offices to Wasbing!On. Pennsylvania, Maryland and COLUMBUS (UPI) mters or stralnera on the farm wits with weather, soil condl· will be demonstratedhas not Moat of tbe data comes from · Virginia. Young eventnallJ I& 0 cattle have become the aee A C<JOI, w~al~r:iday'a en- farmers and buslneumen ~ · eeived a report of aeveral ~81 lndicatora of elean milk pro- Ions, and pl&ll ~ss largest source of gross ducUOII practices and not as how much prodUctiOn per acre dampened d n!idence lhat 11 supplemented by the services dred words and four atatistical income in Ohio, tbe number "milk eleanera." can be made when feriUzer, thuSiaSDl an co ill be the own staff members, who inter· : tables. cattle doubling In the FARM IICIENCE REVIEW water, and weed competition ~ 1966 Rev~~ " fNery· view farmers and check crop Nes:t Monday'l crop report since 1950. am Obio - Oblo Stall Farm Scii!IICe are D6l Umltlng laclors. Dr. biggest yeft. . e urg:pplying conditions. will consist of about 75 cloaeiy Dr. Charles lngrsh . • me Richard Davill Associate one who is armmg, · ted pages and tables with 1 ill State Uni~e~~ly .ExtenSIOn Review move• ln:d: fo= Chairman of the Department of farmm or otherwise re!ted: vi~:! ::ai''wi~~ :ndl::::..alell of state and national vic~ specl& 10 t said year with an~l:.e tl farm Agronomy and head ol the com· Ohio's larg..t berna!1 bave one added feaure. I will production of majcr llllll minor use. IIUIIIJIWY I ~~:e~i::::~se lndu: I 23~d~~nd~~~~~la~n~to~·~~~tt~en~rd~·-·.i.:be~h~e;_:hi~·g~hl~igh:;;_,:o:;.l..a:,.de~p~ar-;,.;.ct~".ips•......_.......,-....._...,_,, ~:~~~~~m~ey~~~an~d~n~~~ed~ue~a~U~o~:·~m~i~'!c~":~~~~~~h~p~la~." ..ut~:~p~u~l':"~ion~ts~:~~~l·~.~~~~len~ eliP er. in !be Raclno Jolly Neighbors met cookies as a part of ber project. heel cattle Industry changes are al feaures. Obio s larses st the Methodlat Church annex Jane Redman will give a re- occurrmg In the marketing. with advisor, Mrs, Harriet Nell· port on her project at the Ingraham conducted 8 •-·-·" ler and junior leaden. MMgar- meetiog. - Karen Wheeler, of more than 200 Ohio et Cole and Carol \YIIcoleD. The News Reporter. from 1960 thro~~l !111'111. made •'••• to have a Tbe stody sho o group ,...... ers increased cattle on feed barbecue to complete Garcia Tbe Columbia Make It ho 1 10 per cent each year McGraw'• project and al!o Club met at the a u uri . the six years sur· made final plans on who was School on July I with fro':.. d ~the average finish Biling ID e1111p. Safety report Whittington and Freda Smith, vey h ~nr tbe period wu 1,041 was atveD by LouiH aDd llP- adviaora, 1n charge. Tbere were welg ~ 0 nis Cole and Cbarlotla Tu!ord. 1i members present. Tbe group po';,.. number of cattlemen Recreation waa to cbaiWe of decided to have a dance on feeding eattle to lhe good grade Angela Popp. ed b July 15. showed an Increase and 31 per R~Sbware ":, Y Stralsa McComas, Jenny cent of those Interviewed IBid Rho aron · - Whittington Kathy Lowther, Ice waa tbe reason they aal· Rhonda !r$, Newt Reporllr. Rosemary 'Lallden and !:;ted a certalJ1 market ciwmel • ...~. Chocolate lyo Boyd pve demonstration~. for finished beef durlnl !9115. How to ......., a About 3$ per cent ol the 08 "How to Make o Bean Bag, Milksbate"~~::rn:: "How to Finish Seams," "How catUemen bought feeder caltle by Sharon I to Sew on a BuUnn," "How that oriJinated In Ohio, II per lng last week of the loR Quell ~-•-• 1 Bean Bag" and "How fr Vlr•;n;a 9 per cent B Tile IIOIIP met at I be • ..,... cent om .--• ees, of dvllnr Ann I.amberl to Make an Apron." A speclal from Kentucky and a per cent :~• F.!oc. Well II allo ~ report '"' Jl081ure was . from Weal Virginia. b advisor Patti Well was 1r1n. Whittington. qraham uid Tesaa wu 1 ~u Gl 'ncrutloL 01111 of were aerved bJ Jenny oaly 1tato weal of tbe 'lllallu1~charge piiJed ,... "Ell too, Ruth Ann Jordan, and ippi River that allowed an k I ~~ were ll8l'- tby Lowther. - Mary Haning, crease 1n feeder catllll .shi11ped II ~~a~ Jan Be121ng and Ginger Newa Reporter. Into Oblo, climbing from 1.8 uums. - Sheila Hawk, R&o cent of the tlltal In 19tl0 to Cu 1 Diana and Cheryl Black per cent ia 1166. por er· eled tbeir garments wben The PomeroJ Fuhlonable PorUand Learn and Do Maidens loR Club met at the Club met at the borne of Mrs. Reports on home ol advisor • Mra · s u e Don Johnson. th · rojects Woods last week. Project wort gress on eor P includ~ plaos for getting the given by all members~ by Gauae readtnp oewing projecta completed by ~s~~;u~:~; e;:;..n iD is Dam 12.8, 12.5, the group playof _the meeting. Diane on ed ball Relnshmeall were aer- Black was m charge of the ?Jl.Mo 69 Kanawba Falll ved ~ Karen Batty. Tbe nell reation. - Kathy Dailey, ton . ' 18.94, London, meeting will be bel4 at the porter· and Winfield Dama were the sills. BIRTHS, DIVORCES Boat Movements: REAL EStATe Oblo ruver - Harley Branch down 13, 7:30 p.m.; Jim Hou&· DEATHS, MARRIAGES land up 14, 1 a. m.; Walter MAIIIAOI LICINIII llltea an4 n~;ph.ewa . He wu I Beckjord doWD 14, $ a. m.; lam.N a . aube~Wa~al. II, O.WpoU.. * of Pm• Gron MeUao4ttt laD up l4, 5:15 a. m.; EndeaV• 11Dd Dtull IUIIIblDt, ITo Qallipolll . ~b at Bn~h Hill. W. Vao. 54l:rv tee• wel'tl hekl TUudiY aft.amOOD or down 15, 6 a. JO.; Chris Jr. IIITHI o• Wllll at Mllle r'a Home for Funera~. and New Mar- But in the • - • Sunday limes·Sentinel One Wagon For All Crops ..• ~ New Holland ~~owl LOADI!R TRACTOR I River News Ju~~~e!::ti.on First Jmr-cat with unit·frame hay !Jitft' ~nd corn! For chopped materials, the :1 New Holland Crop-Carrier has a vertical elevator '! for fast, trouble-free unloading. It unloads up to \ 6.6 tons of forage into bunk or blower in just six l:m NEw HOLLAifD ., FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 992-5101 down 15, 6:35 8 . m.; tinsvlllt dOWD 18, 2:10 8 . m.; Melvina Drummlftd, A. • M · (If OalUa county, died SUnday dOWD 17, 5:30 3, m.; momlnl lD I f':olUIDbWI bool . .pJYI. ~. G. down 17, 1:50 a. m.; er an ext.nded lllneu. S w•• ,.."'I widOW ot Edward. Druwnond. up 18, 2:30 a. m.; Kay wu borD ID th1JI counQ> S.p\. :w,, C'ly of t. .. J'ri(Q', ll81. di,Uihtc!f of thl 1.&~ J'ral\l 18,_ 7 8. m.; 1 -=:-,..-::~ and J:11il TbOmWn BJlHU. SurYI¥· LonJs up 18, 7:20 &, m.: 81ATHI Ofl WIIK lnl childreD are Mn. tklrman Moer· elrtftn a. arew& n. ma~r Gl VIDIDn ••"' of ctncilulall, L v . s.~,· ~~:.~:~ down 20, t a.m.: 4led Nl'b Tuea4Q momlnl in John and A.ln l)rUmmond. ... o do - 5 n a m. 1• Ho... r HupiQI. Be had """'d Columbul, Franklin Dnnnttaond. t.tf WD .w, : - ' .. VInton maJOr for •••rllm,.:::""':!!:' Mlc:blian ~ Norman SbnW of H. Bosworth U up 21, -t:30 lu..,.ll - Mr. UMI lin. .,\Jdlill Gt.uaan of Rt, 1, ltwLnfton, IOU. .fo:U 1. L at Ho!Rr Holpltl.l . NetlnHCin - Mr. and Mn. Dono •l4 A. Carman. M&~ &eeond Ave.. Gaull).llllJ, aon. 8:J:I P· m. PrlciiW - Mr. and Wn. tlebarl •• panllll ol 11M Tbird A.w., .on. ~: 31 Eep are ll'lldeci lmmrdl. ateiY after they IJ'e laid :md ll'lldually decnue In qual· 11y from thea. oa. OD<e ~ ten, a fruh grede AA (biJibeet quality) ea caa be tected because it spreads a.. over much leu of an area than do eggs of lower 1 ra d e s. It also displays a MIGS IQIIPMENT CO. round and upstanding yolk . a~~;d a large portion of finn, _... u4 tad He Be at one time opeuted • -h had eqeted tn eattle WM 1 ..... ran of World wu bora ill G•WpvU. 188&. IOD of the ..~ Bert Blanche Blater arowo. He married, Drs& to Orao~ lb1ck white and a medium. sized outer margin of tllin Porneroy 1 white. of Vln~ IIU"ri... seeond . .. to ' whc "',:::·oo.. ·~;u!~.~::: S CHEST FREEZERS AI Low A1 upr1g . ht a ALL SIZES IN STOCK Chest 11-15-19·23 21 Cultlc foot 15-11-20-23 C..lc Poot Don't Meltl See Our Air-Conditioners Todayl OPEN TIL 9:00 DAILY =~~v Half-gallon of FREE ICE CREAM for each cubic foot capacity you buy in a UNICO Freezer, Refrigerator or Combination. ..... -· .. GOOD USED FREEZER - - -- - only $100 GOOD USED REFRIGI:RATOR _ _ only $65 WE DELIVER-WE SERVICE WI FINANCI ON PINNIIw..oAY PLANI .P0~!!~9! Cowllle. ,_.., WY,HIII . olaoiiW,, ~,Mp. ..-,., .. ., ......... ,&a ..... u,;lriiWI .. ........ OPEN TILt P.M. ~~Y: lllru IATU!lDAYI IUI'Yiv• aloDI lllra. DIIIIM Cen~-- :: DIV· S1~~E~';~;~;·5:-·J; NOW' Super Market Sale of FREEZERS, COMBINATIONS and REFRIGERATORS ~ llano .,' Mr. Advertiser: This information is important to your business bUrial wu In Gnv rl H!U eemeter.f . Yercerville. Tbere are 1!\ a randch1L dnft. Two ...m.ma mten are Mn. Vu"' BUrll:e ol ColumbUI and )In eon Pro"ttna of Northup. ltr> . . . . ,...,. •'"' • IlOilo POMiiROY Subscribers ro~•::e:~~oyd, Week's Roundup j Here'J IIIII modem sell-unloading wagon for foraga, ·, minutes! To handle bales or ear corn, just remove 'i the front panel. Watch the conveyor move the crop 0 out the rear in 90 seconds! Ask us for a demon" stralion. Free literature. Easy financing. ~ge Delivered To a. m.; Franklin Pierce In Gallia and Meigs Counties do Sunday nm11 Sentinel WD 21 , &·. IJ a. m:, 7Jtomer up JS, ~ Wll\111 beld TuMdal' altemOOD • I m . !110 Peno1Jl911da & ~ r L SWAts 1"'\mtiral home " ' ., au .._ t2: !.a butiJ. .;. .. in ShHY _....,.. doWD J2, 5 I . JD.; A1A41 up I OVEC tlown 2S 1·10 Plf'l'lele lUI lltnttn. Ul.rH-411-oW 6 L m.; ' . d hter of Enid a• end J OY'lll MUI· . a m . Brtrneatone up 23 . 7 .. aUI laaton. cUed Satur«u. 1111 a4dl· , '' ~'caB to &hll pat"f!D.U, l hl II .urvhed m.; Philip Sporn do~~=~ WD bJ four N\4!~ a'ad tour brotben, up B·25 p m.. Lady ,.,..uti llr. and m•tamal !tiN. John c . down· Meldahl ai bOIDI: ~N su"lflnl trall4· • ' 4:6 P· m.•• Illlller :!o'f.h=-Mr. -:!4 Comparison of Sunday Newspaper Circulation Athens Sunday Ml•ngar I M~~= toa Zephyr down Me1dabl 7 Se~~* m • Chippewa up Yeldabl ..,.end........, '" ._ Mel~ bu1111 . . . ID I b. p. "m.; Harry Dyer ...... ........ _... dabl IIII\UII6 ' Joeeph Or ol u.. llc:Ca:J l'un•ral Home. up Meldabl 4:30 a. m.; co Meldahl 6:411 a. m. Qalllpolll Dalll - JlriiD B down 5:40 p. m.: Defellder up II:IO a. m.; Badley• Stata do1lll I:JO a. m. ~ aiM' - All. L Merrill up Ltmdnn 1:SI a. m.; IIMltaiD Slate down Wlnlilld IO:JO p. m.; Sldri.IJ dc.WD W(ao lltl4 11:111 p, a; A. J. up Willtllld 1:411 L IDol _ ... • down WII1IWd 1:40 .. m.; l:n =b.. t aa. 1. 2,371 Columbuw Sunday Dlspatc•• --------~--656 Huntington Harald Advertisar - - - - - - - - - - - Vlntoa. -···•·lit· 1111t11 Z. dod WIDIItld I L W. 8. SIIPW, Jr., liP tleld 1:16 a. a; La5J Jane Luw up W' u• ·lzll a. m. • • . important because you are interestecl in having the largest possible audience in your shopping area read and act upon your advertising message. Sunday Times �\' •' ' '\ J Partners, Urban Neighbors, Review Agricultural Research at Carpenter·· ' Producing Clean Milk Requires 'Some Doing' ::1 tacis BY BRYSIIN R. CARTER ers." suction of the milking Eli. Agent, Acrlmllture Second, use facilities and pi'Oo may draw dirt inlo the Producing "clean mHk" re· duction methods that prevent system. 4flllrOS aome doinl from 1 be sediment gelling in milk. Clean Cowl lime m111t ll!aves the cow until Tbere are hree basic upeca it goes In the consume<'s hands. of producing clean milk: clean I. Clean ~w'• ~t It's important that dairymen surroundings - clean cows - mUklng. DUJ'1111 mJI]dng do aU they can to produce clean and clean practices. eratioM, dirt may fall milt, because the consumer, Clean SurroiiiUilnp the coat of the cow Into ... proces' sor, and the d•;~. 1. Ellmlnate acUviti.. that container&, er dlrecUy mto ·~ - , f be ml'";.. man wont milk which is "clean" raise dust before mllldng. Dus- ea cu)ll 0 """" and not "cleaned." 1y air increas..- the chance of ine. Keep be cowa clean Tblnp To Do sediment getting into milk, eith- the balr clipped around the Firs, examine he fllerlng er direily or hrough he uen- der area, 111 media you use, because the ab- sUs and equipmen, Where polland dry e oence of foreign material gives sible, adopt a routine that jut P_'lor to .mllldnl· Uy clear evidence of the eUectiv&o will keep the air at milking mont m milk 11 trequen ness of cloaD milk-producing time free of dust. the teats and udder..Dryinl )N'acUces. Conventional milk 2. Avoid the dropping of !tat udder is of apeciBI filters or strainers sbould be cups during mllklag. Obvious- in producing clean used only as indicaiDrs of ly, tire dro pped cups WI'II be servt~ •• paper IDwels "clean" milk production prac- contaminated from the bedding ommended. Ices and no· as milk "clean- on floor - aod additionAlly, the Cleaa Praclicel 2. Waah Meigs 4-H News, Events I Roundup will Feature Panel I .I Finishing ol 1 seam was the\ home of advisor, Mrs. Shirley demonstration presented by Bally.- Karen Baity, Marge Riggs at the recent Reporter. meetlni of the 7 Teen SUtchero at the Bedford Youth Center. The borne of Ruth and Kay Advisor of the club Is Mrs. Ri· Ward was the meeting chard Mees. Fair plans were for the Dexter 4-H Club qiscussed and each person re- past week. Advisor ported on how far they were was Belly Longstretch. on their sewing project. Re- Plans were completed fresbmenta were served by Nan- have a wiener roast at the home cy SL Clair and Wendy Carper. of the advisor on July 14. Lin- Marge News Report- da Brogan brought cookies for ruas, ~~:.::'l h~w s~m~:k:nd Gross Income From Cattle JncreaSI•ng 'ftle SUnday TJmwll u!lneJ, lultdiJ, laJT 10, 1:::;' \ ~ 1 ' ; f .. . .; . ' On the Farm Front ' crop Report"IDJ' Sem"ce 'f1o' on Monday A h N t• I Make ..... the mUll ..... uaational eveot for cotnm81' oaly el•n plpelllln, alen- clal farmera will be held I r;! . ...~. IIIII equlpulent. week earlier than last year ·~ before using, rln8e and Seplember 21, 22, and 23 - at _,,_ mllkln Tbe Oblo Stale University Alr·1 saneqJtlzepme~ ~;·and _ ~ port, elgbt miles northwest of -~· the nation. . men celehralllll of he tonh all meaM- the belt tank. Ex· the cam)IU!. . i WASHINGTON (lJP,ll - At be !ialbed -.~~~-the crop aDDiveraary of tile uop, repo'1' amine gaskets In the pipe- According to Dale T. Friday, ,lexactly 3 p.m. <EDT) next Moo- u,~W31Upbe g''uarded as close· ' inll ayatem. ~ governmend enlt' ·•· taiD General Manager of the event, d an official iDa small room ma.. aecret Bull basic fiCure1 on Ol'OP IVO; line system to m....::': b nearly 300 Individual corn hy·la~ythe Agriculture Department's ly as ID1 mili~--e .ubllc lstock procludillll - state ~y, they are not being atlacacu Y d t led ,.. ad arte ill at 3 p m. they -.~• P ' b··" u ......, 1 brealc th I ing mpoun•· and hrlda will he emons ~a , P IWashington he qu rs w I ;., information directly · stalt -10 ..... ,.,...... , e c ean CO "" llin unUar propropet.,, M6 contributing black particles II ~: :!~~ be~daay s I sa~~g~:rd will be the aignal ialfectinl farmdecprls\:' ~sa: • to iut ;.en that W'UII'I the fidr lhe milk. Those interested In narrow for ,..tease of the department's ,of ~arm and ~ poll~. \U.S. crop reporllng sernce. The 2 Use dean water. Examine ill Drsl waa aeat to l!:ngland Ill! 1 18 of 30- Jul Cr RoporL Within mm· ernmenl the' setllnrent content of water :~ p~":"!: .,.-:: S:me with ute! govemment'a official'! The July rtima~p~ I President George Washlqgton in used In cleanlngnd and aanltlztngflak• zo"inch spacing. Corn harvest· est~ates of crop production will ~~ctionto 'ptaoyr :•~ . ; role ill' the 1790s at the bri!QU~~~~~ • Sediment a -or rus1 •• 1 d 20 I - ·-- ..,.._ 1 neer En&Us -~-- · may get into milk from the wa· ing oper::.,"!,:~~e totai Iheavy ferillzaion, and lrriga· abaping "erac:;e::::is::: ~: and writer Arthur Younc ter supply. A rwoty waltr pipe ~ ~ In all equally divid- Uon to be the major weapons ~wheth,.. -··e in wheat acreage :J741-1820) . ~ a~"P be th !fend Cbec): this ""' Bu' the tte t to pusb yleldJ up ..,... - lllltorJ • ,_,... ,. mayntttng eo a mprodpucera and dal'·l allotments for 1967 - vital in-' Yo""" "••• ,.._ ..;...tl•' by severaerl·thl·'-···es .,....... ed on the three daya of lhe Re- '[ lnu esock ...., whose wr'i....,.... of clean cheese cloth over the view. Nearly every piece of will again find much of fol;maUoo to wbeat farmerr. ••ex· influen~ Englilh larQI'l!J, hatl end of the water outlet, and minimum tillage equipment a- ~rest 1n the apedalllvestock pclftert~ill~ :elplik · asked Washington for fiAiui8 ': then examining the cloth after vailable bas ~ ~ :: pre- exhibit area housing the fle. The report is ~par~ by the I average yields b:~ wl·n SI" gnal ActiOn cross t e a 100 esll-\ th"! 810 :h: :U ~w~.:""~ ~t~ ~~e:e~. ":'a~.:~:; ":t er: :.·~.:'~ces.• ·t he Agriculture Departme:·s .Del muimum yield plots of corn a dded Iesure a.porUng Boad, whl . wor farm CO!Its in the JOIIDI .eounOur mHk supply too often d beanS •-onomlsta en- Sc1ence. An a -"'~ing through a network of 43 field ol· try _...., __ ! an 1DY · ""' ' wUI be a nearbY cr •.,....' fi The "" t · r ed co• ·"'-" tbe In b contalna too muc ......- . and lao! pest experts I II ld and cea. cuor IS mane The president coll"'""" Tbe ulution to the problem ~ lch thpl wits with wea- center where "';~on Y ~e but operatively with the state&. • formation hy making lilo C!WD Ilea in wpiDS the sediment m~ ~ons and plan batch units wh ope~~ 'lme Basic Information on crop ,mallsurvey of promlneot farmout of milk- not taldaC It"';"- her, •.....-. w!U ~alch their his year fodryr in~ lns!llalons conditions flows through tbe era in New ork, New Jersey, Use the conventional milk pest ....,.. . permanen state offices to Wasbing!On. Pennsylvania, Maryland and COLUMBUS (UPI) mters or stralnera on the farm wits with weather, soil condl· will be demonstratedhas not Moat of tbe data comes from · Virginia. Young eventnallJ I& 0 cattle have become the aee A C<JOI, w~al~r:iday'a en- farmers and buslneumen ~ · eeived a report of aeveral ~81 lndicatora of elean milk pro- Ions, and pl&ll ~ss largest source of gross ducUOII practices and not as how much prodUctiOn per acre dampened d n!idence lhat 11 supplemented by the services dred words and four atatistical income in Ohio, tbe number "milk eleanera." can be made when feriUzer, thuSiaSDl an co ill be the own staff members, who inter· : tables. cattle doubling In the FARM IICIENCE REVIEW water, and weed competition ~ 1966 Rev~~ " fNery· view farmers and check crop Nes:t Monday'l crop report since 1950. am Obio - Oblo Stall Farm Scii!IICe are D6l Umltlng laclors. Dr. biggest yeft. . e urg:pplying conditions. will consist of about 75 cloaeiy Dr. Charles lngrsh . • me Richard Davill Associate one who is armmg, · ted pages and tables with 1 ill State Uni~e~~ly .ExtenSIOn Review move• ln:d: fo= Chairman of the Department of farmm or otherwise re!ted: vi~:! ::ai''wi~~ :ndl::::..alell of state and national vic~ specl& 10 t said year with an~l:.e tl farm Agronomy and head ol the com· Ohio's larg..t berna!1 bave one added feaure. I will production of majcr llllll minor use. IIUIIIJIWY I ~~:e~i::::~se lndu: I 23~d~~nd~~~~~la~n~to~·~~~tt~en~rd~·-·.i.:be~h~e;_:hi~·g~hl~igh:;;_,:o:;.l..a:,.de~p~ar-;,.;.ct~".ips•......_.......,-....._...,_,, ~:~~~~~m~ey~~~an~d~n~~~ed~ue~a~U~o~:·~m~i~'!c~":~~~~~~h~p~la~." ..ut~:~p~u~l':"~ion~ts~:~~~l·~.~~~~len~ eliP er. in !be Raclno Jolly Neighbors met cookies as a part of ber project. heel cattle Industry changes are al feaures. Obio s larses st the Methodlat Church annex Jane Redman will give a re- occurrmg In the marketing. with advisor, Mrs, Harriet Nell· port on her project at the Ingraham conducted 8 •-·-·" ler and junior leaden. MMgar- meetiog. - Karen Wheeler, of more than 200 Ohio et Cole and Carol \YIIcoleD. The News Reporter. from 1960 thro~~l !111'111. made •'••• to have a Tbe stody sho o group ,...... ers increased cattle on feed barbecue to complete Garcia Tbe Columbia Make It ho 1 10 per cent each year McGraw'• project and al!o Club met at the a u uri . the six years sur· made final plans on who was School on July I with fro':.. d ~the average finish Biling ID e1111p. Safety report Whittington and Freda Smith, vey h ~nr tbe period wu 1,041 was atveD by LouiH aDd llP- adviaora, 1n charge. Tbere were welg ~ 0 nis Cole and Cbarlotla Tu!ord. 1i members present. Tbe group po';,.. number of cattlemen Recreation waa to cbaiWe of decided to have a dance on feeding eattle to lhe good grade Angela Popp. ed b July 15. showed an Increase and 31 per R~Sbware ":, Y Stralsa McComas, Jenny cent of those Interviewed IBid Rho aron · - Whittington Kathy Lowther, Ice waa tbe reason they aal· Rhonda !r$, Newt Reporllr. Rosemary 'Lallden and !:;ted a certalJ1 market ciwmel • ...~. Chocolate lyo Boyd pve demonstration~. for finished beef durlnl !9115. How to ......., a About 3$ per cent ol the 08 "How to Make o Bean Bag, Milksbate"~~::rn:: "How to Finish Seams," "How catUemen bought feeder caltle by Sharon I to Sew on a BuUnn," "How that oriJinated In Ohio, II per lng last week of the loR Quell ~-•-• 1 Bean Bag" and "How fr Vlr•;n;a 9 per cent B Tile IIOIIP met at I be • ..,... cent om .--• ees, of dvllnr Ann I.amberl to Make an Apron." A speclal from Kentucky and a per cent :~• F.!oc. Well II allo ~ report '"' Jl081ure was . from Weal Virginia. b advisor Patti Well was 1r1n. Whittington. qraham uid Tesaa wu 1 ~u Gl 'ncrutloL 01111 of were aerved bJ Jenny oaly 1tato weal of tbe 'lllallu1~charge piiJed ,... "Ell too, Ruth Ann Jordan, and ippi River that allowed an k I ~~ were ll8l'- tby Lowther. - Mary Haning, crease 1n feeder catllll .shi11ped II ~~a~ Jan Be121ng and Ginger Newa Reporter. Into Oblo, climbing from 1.8 uums. - Sheila Hawk, R&o cent of the tlltal In 19tl0 to Cu 1 Diana and Cheryl Black per cent ia 1166. por er· eled tbeir garments wben The PomeroJ Fuhlonable PorUand Learn and Do Maidens loR Club met at the Club met at the borne of Mrs. Reports on home ol advisor • Mra · s u e Don Johnson. th · rojects Woods last week. Project wort gress on eor P includ~ plaos for getting the given by all members~ by Gauae readtnp oewing projecta completed by ~s~~;u~:~; e;:;..n iD is Dam 12.8, 12.5, the group playof _the meeting. Diane on ed ball Relnshmeall were aer- Black was m charge of the ?Jl.Mo 69 Kanawba Falll ved ~ Karen Batty. Tbe nell reation. - Kathy Dailey, ton . ' 18.94, London, meeting will be bel4 at the porter· and Winfield Dama were the sills. BIRTHS, DIVORCES Boat Movements: REAL EStATe Oblo ruver - Harley Branch down 13, 7:30 p.m.; Jim Hou&· DEATHS, MARRIAGES land up 14, 1 a. m.; Walter MAIIIAOI LICINIII llltea an4 n~;ph.ewa . He wu I Beckjord doWD 14, $ a. m.; lam.N a . aube~Wa~al. II, O.WpoU.. * of Pm• Gron MeUao4ttt laD up l4, 5:15 a. m.; EndeaV• 11Dd Dtull IUIIIblDt, ITo Qallipolll . ~b at Bn~h Hill. W. Vao. 54l:rv tee• wel'tl hekl TUudiY aft.amOOD or down 15, 6 a. JO.; Chris Jr. IIITHI o• Wllll at Mllle r'a Home for Funera~. and New Mar- But in the • - • Sunday limes·Sentinel One Wagon For All Crops ..• ~ New Holland ~~owl LOADI!R TRACTOR I River News Ju~~~e!::ti.on First Jmr-cat with unit·frame hay !Jitft' ~nd corn! For chopped materials, the :1 New Holland Crop-Carrier has a vertical elevator '! for fast, trouble-free unloading. It unloads up to \ 6.6 tons of forage into bunk or blower in just six l:m NEw HOLLAifD ., FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES 992-5101 down 15, 6:35 8 . m.; tinsvlllt dOWD 18, 2:10 8 . m.; Melvina Drummlftd, A. • M · (If OalUa county, died SUnday dOWD 17, 5:30 3, m.; momlnl lD I f':olUIDbWI bool . .pJYI. ~. G. down 17, 1:50 a. m.; er an ext.nded lllneu. S w•• ,.."'I widOW ot Edward. Druwnond. up 18, 2:30 a. m.; Kay wu borD ID th1JI counQ> S.p\. :w,, C'ly of t. .. J'ri(Q', ll81. di,Uihtc!f of thl 1.&~ J'ral\l 18,_ 7 8. m.; 1 -=:-,..-::~ and J:11il TbOmWn BJlHU. SurYI¥· LonJs up 18, 7:20 &, m.: 81ATHI Ofl WIIK lnl childreD are Mn. tklrman Moer· elrtftn a. arew& n. ma~r Gl VIDIDn ••"' of ctncilulall, L v . s.~,· ~~:.~:~ down 20, t a.m.: 4led Nl'b Tuea4Q momlnl in John and A.ln l)rUmmond. ... o do - 5 n a m. 1• Ho... r HupiQI. Be had """'d Columbul, Franklin Dnnnttaond. t.tf WD .w, : - ' .. VInton maJOr for •••rllm,.:::""':!!:' Mlc:blian ~ Norman SbnW of H. Bosworth U up 21, -t:30 lu..,.ll - Mr. UMI lin. .,\Jdlill Gt.uaan of Rt, 1, ltwLnfton, IOU. .fo:U 1. L at Ho!Rr Holpltl.l . NetlnHCin - Mr. and Mn. Dono •l4 A. Carman. M&~ &eeond Ave.. Gaull).llllJ, aon. 8:J:I P· m. PrlciiW - Mr. and Wn. tlebarl •• panllll ol 11M Tbird A.w., .on. ~: 31 Eep are ll'lldeci lmmrdl. ateiY after they IJ'e laid :md ll'lldually decnue In qual· 11y from thea. oa. OD<e ~ ten, a fruh grede AA (biJibeet quality) ea caa be tected because it spreads a.. over much leu of an area than do eggs of lower 1 ra d e s. It also displays a MIGS IQIIPMENT CO. round and upstanding yolk . a~~;d a large portion of finn, _... u4 tad He Be at one time opeuted • -h had eqeted tn eattle WM 1 ..... ran of World wu bora ill G•WpvU. 188&. IOD of the ..~ Bert Blanche Blater arowo. He married, Drs& to Orao~ lb1ck white and a medium. sized outer margin of tllin Porneroy 1 white. of Vln~ IIU"ri... seeond . .. to ' whc "',:::·oo.. ·~;u!~.~::: S CHEST FREEZERS AI Low A1 upr1g . ht a ALL SIZES IN STOCK Chest 11-15-19·23 21 Cultlc foot 15-11-20-23 C..lc Poot Don't Meltl See Our Air-Conditioners Todayl OPEN TIL 9:00 DAILY =~~v Half-gallon of FREE ICE CREAM for each cubic foot capacity you buy in a UNICO Freezer, Refrigerator or Combination. ..... -· .. GOOD USED FREEZER - - -- - only $100 GOOD USED REFRIGI:RATOR _ _ only $65 WE DELIVER-WE SERVICE WI FINANCI ON PINNIIw..oAY PLANI .P0~!!~9! Cowllle. ,_.., WY,HIII . olaoiiW,, ~,Mp. ..-,., .. ., ......... ,&a ..... u,;lriiWI .. ........ OPEN TILt P.M. ~~Y: lllru IATU!lDAYI IUI'Yiv• aloDI lllra. DIIIIM Cen~-- :: DIV· S1~~E~';~;~;·5:-·J; NOW' Super Market Sale of FREEZERS, COMBINATIONS and REFRIGERATORS ~ llano .,' Mr. Advertiser: This information is important to your business bUrial wu In Gnv rl H!U eemeter.f . Yercerville. Tbere are 1!\ a randch1L dnft. Two ...m.ma mten are Mn. Vu"' BUrll:e ol ColumbUI and )In eon Pro"ttna of Northup. ltr> . . . . ,...,. •'"' • IlOilo POMiiROY Subscribers ro~•::e:~~oyd, Week's Roundup j Here'J IIIII modem sell-unloading wagon for foraga, ·, minutes! To handle bales or ear corn, just remove 'i the front panel. Watch the conveyor move the crop 0 out the rear in 90 seconds! Ask us for a demon" stralion. Free literature. Easy financing. ~ge Delivered To a. m.; Franklin Pierce In Gallia and Meigs Counties do Sunday nm11 Sentinel WD 21 , &·. IJ a. m:, 7Jtomer up JS, ~ Wll\111 beld TuMdal' altemOOD • I m . !110 Peno1Jl911da & ~ r L SWAts 1"'\mtiral home " ' ., au .._ t2: !.a butiJ. .;. .. in ShHY _....,.. doWD J2, 5 I . JD.; A1A41 up I OVEC tlown 2S 1·10 Plf'l'lele lUI lltnttn. Ul.rH-411-oW 6 L m.; ' . d hter of Enid a• end J OY'lll MUI· . a m . Brtrneatone up 23 . 7 .. aUI laaton. cUed Satur«u. 1111 a4dl· , '' ~'caB to &hll pat"f!D.U, l hl II .urvhed m.; Philip Sporn do~~=~ WD bJ four N\4!~ a'ad tour brotben, up B·25 p m.. Lady ,.,..uti llr. and m•tamal !tiN. John c . down· Meldahl ai bOIDI: ~N su"lflnl trall4· • ' 4:6 P· m.•• Illlller :!o'f.h=-Mr. -:!4 Comparison of Sunday Newspaper Circulation Athens Sunday Ml•ngar I M~~= toa Zephyr down Me1dabl 7 Se~~* m • Chippewa up Yeldabl ..,.end........, '" ._ Mel~ bu1111 . . . ID I b. p. "m.; Harry Dyer ...... ........ _... dabl IIII\UII6 ' Joeeph Or ol u.. llc:Ca:J l'un•ral Home. up Meldabl 4:30 a. m.; co Meldahl 6:411 a. m. Qalllpolll Dalll - JlriiD B down 5:40 p. m.: Defellder up II:IO a. m.; Badley• Stata do1lll I:JO a. m. ~ aiM' - All. L Merrill up Ltmdnn 1:SI a. m.; IIMltaiD Slate down Wlnlilld IO:JO p. m.; Sldri.IJ dc.WD W(ao lltl4 11:111 p, a; A. J. up Willtllld 1:411 L IDol _ ... • down WII1IWd 1:40 .. m.; l:n =b.. t aa. 1. 2,371 Columbuw Sunday Dlspatc•• --------~--656 Huntington Harald Advertisar - - - - - - - - - - - Vlntoa. -···•·lit· 1111t11 Z. dod WIDIItld I L W. 8. SIIPW, Jr., liP tleld 1:16 a. a; La5J Jane Luw up W' u• ·lzll a. m. • • . important because you are interestecl in having the largest possible audience in your shopping area read and act upon your advertising message. Sunday Times �,L l' • TlteSUndayTimes·Sentlnel, Sunday,JulylO, I:Mft--1 AiLens Outlasts Meigs, 13 to 11 SPORifS Haller's 2. 0ut Blast After Error Nips Reds . '· ' Braves, Redlegs' Buffalo Advance. World Middleweight Bo9t • On Channell3 July 13th ; t . .ft---. . . .d_y-:::--____,,In Kyger Creek Baseball Tourney=:~:=~~~--.~ lbr~IJ Sundoy Times-Sentinel . · .. .·· I , 1966 Predictions• Runnm·g Archer will be oeen by corry lbe flebt ~r The Middleport Braves, II. Steve Dunfee started lor efght MIDI and four bill for an Frldl . State television aporia lam IWiu of .MadiJOD Square Oaf. • • Cheshire Redlegs, and Buffalo, the Braves, was relieved in the 8-1 lead after one ilmin& of I Pom!o; ~;e~tc~::;:. Channel IS, Wjldnesday . den Geaeral IIJiorl!l. w. Vo., were winners Friday second by B. Vaugban. and play. Buffalo IICOred lhree more Redless 9 Pt ,. 130:,1 m. DST. !lobi. ' rush! In the E11hth Annual Ky- John Slaven came on In the in the bottom of the third HI~ Buff11o 1j G8Ill ' "'' ' . ger Creek toornament lor Ut- third and 101 credit for the tlng stars for .,, ...... wer~ Nor· ' polls Tigers I. event •n aeven months to be Ue Leapers. win. man Trowbridle who 11US WEEK'S GAMES preoented by Madison Square IUIDLBGS U BUFFALO 11·1 three lor three '·'·" Liay ~ar- Mollllay - 6:15 p. m., Pt. Garden . RKO General NEW YORK (UPIJ- Whenl'lad' atatu. thai It acquired Hlshllght of Ute eventas was Alvis Null pitched lour inn· rison, two for three. Trow· Pleaaant Kiwanis vs. Racine; P;:;;entatlonsnt' henational the ilMil! pleasure boat season and lost, in the fifties." ' Ute first over the fence borne- lngs ol one hit ball •• Bullalo bridge bad two doubles and 7:!10 p. m., Addaville Sluners ~ ences. w.. tel.,,ast big- William E Pearson vice run of the tournament by downed the GaiUpolts Tigors 11· Garrison hit a double. vs. Gallipolis Athletics; 8:30 p. yve k"';;it in Votlor sot underway, Industry •i&s predicted the most profit I prealdent and . eneral .;ana er catcher Barry Morrow,. With I In a game shortened by the m., Harrisonville Bombers vs. or y. e eran able year in history. It looks of the MFG Co of one on m the fifth lnrung, as IIJ.run rule. The Tilers' Brent For Bu!fa!o, Null allowed one Gallipolis White Sox. er, Don Dunphy, will as U they wUI he on target. City, Pa., reported that for the his Pt. PleaBant Reds dropped Sanders had the only hil, and hit , wallced three and struck Taeoday - 6:1> p. m., Pt. er the rlnls•de .commentary. model th sh A a U game to the Cheshire IICOred on , fielder's choice in out seven The Tigers left five Pleasant Dairyland vs Galli· For Griffith, thiS will be the Reports !rom oales and earn- dollar ~ear taro~ b ~r 11 30 Redlegs In tile second contest tile top of the first inning. 011 base. Larry Daniels was on polls Oriole• · 7.30 p ~ Mid· first defell8e of tile middlelngs from a mnnber o1 repre; •pmen nd 08 w:re of tile night Buffalo bats rallied off the hill for the Tigers. He al· dleport Senaior~ vs ·PI .,Pie weight crown he won from Dick sentatlve flrms for the early :::'en23 per ceo1 1 un1I 9 11" Cheshire rolled to a f-2 lead .- . lowed six hfls, walked five ant Cit Ice and F~el · · 8.30 as- Tiler In Madison Square Garpart of 1116& moslly show figts up·= r~ cent over the after four lnnln&s of play. Morand •truck out 911. The Tigers m G!Ulpolis Senal 's . p, den on April 25 In a close but ures far In excess of the aame sa.~~~" haas Y~~r. d th row's homenm over the right left lhree on base. Bedtord Braves or vs. unanhnous decision. For ArchINS FORD period last year and moving d shls ac eve the field fence narrowed it to f-5 LAST WEEK'S RES Wedneoday · Galli 1. T' er, who has defeated such up at a record pace soee • up pmenls Is 8 nd PI PI t d tb · ULTS po'" li!· contend R11 b'10 " 'lurri· l cylinder. ' year lhr ugb dd'tlo to 'ts • easan score ••r W•dnesdoo - G Ill r T' Pleasant Pure Oil vs Galllpolers •• ' · beautiful 0 Hatter•• Yacht Co., produca I ns I last run In the top ol the sixth y • po IS lg· . . can" Carter, .. well •• Tiger lllwp. er of large flher1iass yachts, • fleetd hnproved Morrow also hit a triple and ::..::; Midp. Po:; it il the chance at the middle: reported a 63 per cent aales oatimg. acJ~ an .~eo;gam· WaB two for lhree at the plate. Fruth' 2 Pip~ eaaant royPiratea· 8. 30 p m · Middle weight championship he lncrease for the IIIX • month ~ 10 p urea, e re- Jeff Viclrers was three for WI i 811 ' p . y Kt· port Brave~ ~. Syn~use • been teeklng for three yearll. 0 period ending April 30. Earn- r · . three Including a triple . Che· · The 28 • year • ool~dle~!~~j 1 n s ' omeroy a ees · Tbmdo _ 6: 15 inp for the same period in- I CresUmer reported that shire's John Baird was three Junior Jamison 1macked a Thursday - Harrisonville 3 y · p. m., Porn- who Is also tile w 1 creased 68 per cent. of d C'<>mp:;:y's for three and R. Roush was lfand slam home run In . tile Gallipolil Red Sox 1• Middl; ;•· m champion of the world, is 1 INS RAMILI. AMIU · Company President David R. f rg alsss ~~II a ;~,num M' ats two for three including a douh- lop of the f1rst Inning Friday pori Senators 6, Galli~Us lndi· Redlegs' Pt ·Pic~' ant M~~ first boxer to hold two or SADOR, power steerinJ, Parker Jr. said tho firm enter- rom 1 e a s, mn., le. night at Memorial FJeld to I ana 2· PI Pleasant p 0'1 bl . . ' a . , championships power brekes, new tiret, 1 pl~nt for the model y 1 th Whit Sox · • · ure I ea tt Iron· 1·30 p m Port2 ed the last haK of fiscal 1966J !b h A 'I ear John Melzl!er, winning pitch· g ve e e • i- wm 15, Cottageville Dodger. 14. land ., r.iJddiepori Red So ly since Henry Arlll!ltrong automatic, V-8 engine, ~· dio. · with 1 "sizable backlog o1 1 roug prl 30 were 122 per er for Cheshire allowed six over the Red Sox and put tile 1· ·- .. - · x. the featherweight · ordero and "we expect to Nil- · cent of deliveries for the hits walked and struck White Sox In first place In the and welterweight at Unue strong for the balance ol same period In 1965 · out '15. Morrow started for Pt. Gallipolis Lillie Leal"•· record is 50 victories and 1964 CH~VROLET 1 VAll, Beautiful marooa the fiscal year." To ';;',s'"~\~ s~lp~en\ •~ - Pleasant, was relieved by Jeff The Red Sox are now in 8 record is 50 vidor.i::, and llnlih. 4 ipeed traoo.U. A IIJ.fold Increase In profits orne, e t • han"/~" 1 • VIckers In the second and three way tie for second place l defeats with I! knft"outs. liou, radio, white tires. 8 8 was reported by Winner Boals nowdingon "to woO· 'u Cas • OC· Morrow caught. Pt. Pleasant with the Yankees and Atblet.l "1J this will be the chs1mpion'•ll $1195 Inc. of .IC kson, Tenn., for the cor . 1cs, . all lhree w1th . 4-~ records th'1rd bo ul of. the year 'd arre d ameron j left lhree on baN! ond O...h1re 0 1 1 1964 FORD 2 DR. HAlO. first six. months of the current, ~~:._r::•• en an genera left nine. The White Sox are ii-I. . Archer. a 23-year-old TOP, V·II, automatic, Jo, · year, With net sales for the l "" BRAVES 8-7 nCOUD er man from the Bron< , cal owner, 28,001} actull period up 86 per cent over the Steve Dunfee singled In the To open the White Sox first , York, has one of the b<!St miles. · 1965 period. : SLOW PITCH bottom of the sixth and scored Jeff LewiS, R~eky Boone, and I Drawmgs were held Friday The Gallipolis Pony League cords in the boxmg game Peter W. Ulfldn, president of:TEAM STANDINGS I when Dave Boyd was safe on Chu~k Perroud smgled m suc· evemng for the Pee Wee tourn< Phlllles lambasted the Reds . 41 wins and just 2 losses. the firm which produces run-1 w L R OR I an error to break a 7·7 tie and cessiOn to load tbe bases. Then amen! to he played at the Sy· 22-li in a conference lame on has knocked out eight oppon· ll .~~:a~];,~~l~~~~:,1 aboula and cruisers from It lo G&J . . . . . , , .. 6 2 81 35 i give the Middleport Braves an came JamiSon 's blow that bat· ! racuse baseball park. Eight I Memorial Field Friday even· - -21 feet, credited a "senerallyl Ne~l ' " " 5 2 58 25 18-7 win over the Pomeroy Ti&· ~ •n four runs. JamiSon was leaiTII will partlcJpale. [mg. WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT good economic climate" with 1 ~;:10nwlde . , . 4 4 58 64 ers. two for hvo at the plate, 1•t· Tournament manager Robert , Both teams scored lhree nmsl The Recreation COiltributlng to the upturn in l Baptist . " . ~ : : ~ Pomeroy le~ &.3 after three 11:::f ~ :mg~. URJ~har~ SU!ele w~ks Indicated action will get . In the opening innmg, but from 1of Wellslon Is sponsoring 10 Y 8 •e 8 so ••ng· l: d~way on Monday, the profit picture. JNazaren~· " " " '%/ lnnlnls but Middleport held the ~ed with 1 that point on, the Phils climb- 1 Women's Slow-Pitch Soft:ball 1964 FORD FAIRLANI 4 2 6 58 DOOR. 6 cyl., automatic, Winner, Incidentally, wlll ... TOTALS · · · · Z3 l%3 upper hand 7-fi after four Inn· 1 ~ epo~ opposmg Racine at ed on a total of five Reds hurl· Tournament. It will 6 13 323 white tiras, wheel covers, ler ths sailboat market for tile LAST WEEK'S RESULTS· ings. Tho Tigers scored asaln Dean Lucas scored the Red . p.mhedec~nd game that eve. lers for II hils, finishins the ' Aug 8 and end Aug . 13. radio, sharp, and rarin' to 11 1 lint time with a 241>-foot 1 Nazarene GSI In the top of the sixth to tie it Sox's first run un errors m the ~~f· sc u ~'i,.toM ~g~ evening with 21 markers. fee IS $10 The first twelve (12 ' &0. masthead fin keel sloop, to be Nationwide10 G'-l 9 e rt ur V!l i The Reds are now 5-4 for the teams te apply w11l make 7-7. There was one out when second lnnmg and Dave Schoon- Add P m ' wl $1495 1 7 8 introduced at the Chicago boat Baptist • Neal _ p d the Braves scored the w1nnlng over tallied their second run 1 G~:;~; on Wed son. tl•e tourn• ment If 1960 PLYMOUTH 2 DOOII trade show next loll. THIS WEEK'S GA~S· run. In the sixth on errors. Both ' 13 118 S nesda~, July I Jeff R... wa• credlled w•th call or wnU!· Wayne D Berg· SEDAN. good 1eoood oar, William C. Scott, president MODday _Nazarene v,' Neall Top hitters for the Ti&ers were unearned runs , I er~ Pat&·~··~· a~~~~ ~m· the victory. Dan Cook, who doll , Roule No. 1, sharp. of the diversified Oulboard UOI!wide were Roser Abbott, lhree for Jim Steinbeck started and on Y vs Ches~re . at 7 45 n as- •tarted for the Reds, was cbarg. Phone 384-2430. Marine Corp., reported that G&J vs. GSI I four; Jim Bates and RORer went the route for the White The ~i-finals will be 1:·: , <;d with the loss. He was re-; ---1964 MERCURY sales in tho ~rea of QIIO mll· Tuesday - Baptist vs. Na- Dixon, two for lOIII', and Chuck Sox. He allowed two bits gave on July 15, Louks said p y ~v! by ~ave Burnett, Tom I MEN'S TOURNAMENT CLAIR 4 bon and earmngs equal to or 1Clark, ene ~r one. up one walk and struck' out I Results of Pee Wee ·League il~n. ws , · Bush and R. Ham- ~ The Recreation Det••. rilnent 'l l TOP, power er brake., exceeding the $13.1 mlllloa re- RETRIBUTION Brave hlttmg stars were rune Stemheck h"' appeared actwn on Friday ni•ht at S a M d h of 0Wellston " 11 11 tires, beauUful cord of 1959 "appea r reason. BERLIN (UPI ) - The East1M'k · games Has a 2-{) record 1'cuse found Cheshire• scoringyr a· 1o ea ows 1 e ·ray 1or ~ 1wo for four; an d ill follr h0 ad two hils· for tile Me •s Sl ow-p c. is b. able" for the current ltscal German Com m u n 1s t s an· Danny McCloud and Dave Boyd , has pitched j6 lnnmgs allow: ! 10-2 triumph over Addison to l r ser~l co~~te: siX safe- , Tournament. It Will sta rt Aug . nounced Friday the execution two for three, wltil the latter Ied nme hils walked n;ne and win the American League Dlvl ~ ~~~ed t th ·~· \bases ,15 and end Aug. 27 Entry fee l year endiDI Sept. 30. About 75 per ceot ol OBC's of Dr. Horst Fischer C'Qnvicted getting two doubles. Pomeroy Istruck out 24 batters sJOn of the activities The Pom. oF .:~p em 120 \ 1 $10. The first 1 . rod I' Ia the ' 1f . · · or ~ wmners e R•rs ose bad is . P uc Ion In marine of 11 erlmes agaln.; t humanity" e t 11 men on base and Mtd-~ woy Angels scored 8 10-4 wm 1Urr ' eams to app Y wall up fietd, •the company being the while serving t thP Nazi dleport had five stranded. Dave Sch~onover worked five Iover Syracuse m the first game Ian:et~: ~~~issr:~t~ five ru~s. \ the tournament lf inle'"''"" worlds la11est manufacturer of Auschwitz coocentrat100 camp. Roger Abbott went the route: mnUJg~ for t1.1e Red Sox, allow-,of the evenUJi. Jes were trap- ! call or wnte: Wayne D. outboard motors and a produc- Fischer was convicted of for the Tigers was charged I ed seven hils, w•lked one i D8I S d h d I f , doll. Rt. I , Wellston. phone er of other Cbn!umer products selecting 70,000 Inmates, includ- with the loss, g~ve up nine hits, I ~nd ~truck: out five. His record ~ GAWp0LJS U'ITLE five :co:e~n f!~ r:ns o:d hao; ,2430. such as •tern drive enllnes, InK women and children, fori walked three and siruck out I" now H. He has worked 28 , LEAGUE STANDINGS ' . ' - - -·- - -- - - flbefllass boats and trailers. extermination in the gas · -· .. - - -· momgs , allowed 22 hits , walk· TEAM W L R OR two .~•pies and a homer for six Russell 8 triple. "With the Increasing trend chambers while the camp. GALLJPOUS PONY led II and struck out 46. Wh•t< Sox ... 5 I 3ll 291R~ 'canada b j Rose fanned five and wallced toward outdoor recreation and doctor from Nov . 1942 until ; LEAGUE STANDINGS , Bob Williams and R 0 1 Ph Red Sox .. .. 4 2 !t 20 iri ie for wad a double and three. The Reds hurlers fanned water . conservation and re- January 1941. TEAM W L R OR ,Saunders got singles, the 01 > Yalikees 4 2 31 20 p Ulllers, and Ron 10, but .walked • total of 13. clamallon, boaHn1 II a strong He w., sentenced to ~eau 1 Dodgers . .. .. . 7 1 78 43 ly Red Sox's hits. Athletics .. .. ... 4 2 40 24 · and lfOWinl lnduotry," Weott March 1.1 by Jhe East German Phlllles .... , .. 8 2 103 52 . . Senators .. .. . 3 3 31 24 said, "quite apart from the Supreme Court Reds .......... > 4 76 69 Llnescore :~ , Indians .. .. .. .. 2 4 19 50 _ _:__:_ _:___;::_.:::_.c=- .... _____ . I Giants .. " .. . 3 6 M 78 Red Sox 810 001 - 2 2 I Tigers . " .. . . 2 4 32 37 IBraves .. .. .. .. 0 tO 50 119 While Sol 400 tltlx - 4 7 2 Orioles . 0 6 25 48 TOTALS zs 23 Ill 3111 Batteries: Red Sox -Schoon· TOTALS %4 %4 %5! %5% · LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: ,over and llood: While Sox _ ! LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: 1 Amerkaa Leape i(IH) . Ph illies 7 Braves 4 iStembeck and Perroud. ' Tigers 8 Orioles 2 (lsi game) ' i Reds II GiantM 5 ; Senators 13 Indians 1 . Chicago 0011 001 0011- I 8 0 FRIDAYS UNE SCORES ' Dodgers 211 Braves 4 1FOR THE ROAD AU1letics 3 Yankees 1 Boslon 101100 OOx- 3 9 1 1124s zzbylu vlyd results 7-9 mt Phlllies 22 Reds 8 1 1'0KVO 1UP11 . - Bon vivants While Sox t Red So< 2 Lamabe, Higgins (5) , Wil· National Leal"• THIS WEEK:s GAMES: who f1mshed their evenmgti too. GAMES THIS WEEK: . -~ ··~. helm •8) and Romano; wnborg Phila. 100 030 100- 5 11 t Monday - G••nts vs Braves drunk to dme are bein1 11 Moaday - Oriolea vs. Jn. 1$-71 and Ryan. LP-Lamabe Chicago 001 001 110- 4 8 1 Taesday - Reds vs . Dndg- rescued by a Tokyo firm thal dtans 14-6). HR- Foy t5th) . 1 Short, Knowles (9! and ers sends over an experienced.! Taeoda,y - Athletics vs. Red 1Uecker : Holtzman, Koonre !6) f2nd game! Wedaesday - Pbillies vs. Gl- . college · trained , teetotaler to 'iSox vs . Cbi<ago 000 010 1100- 1 53 Lee 18) and Hundley . WP_: ants l navigat< the tarnily car home. W<daeoday _ Tigero 3oston 000 000 In- 5 4 1 Short lliJ.o l. LP- Hollzman 13. Thursday- Bravea YB. Reds !The fee I• .two buck~ lor the iSeDlltors Howard, Locker 18) HiQi118 9). HR- AIIen (21st), Williams Friday - Dodgers vs. Phil· f1rst Ioiii' IIllles and f1fty cent• : FrtdaJ - Indians n . Alb· !81 and McNertney; StanKO (3- 1!5th l, Browne (lith) . lies a mlle thereaiter. letics 41 and Ryan. LP-wcker !ii-71. 1tlat pme) HR-Berry 16th). !New York 000 010 001- 2 8 2 ' , Pitts. 310 001 321- 10 14 0 Calif 000 000 100- 1 5 0 Shaw, Bearnarth (7) and Bait 000 lltltl 011- 2 6 0 Grote, Stephenson !8) ; Law <S. i:;opez 14-91 and ftodlers; · 3) and Pagliaroni. LP-sllaw Sbort, Walt (6) , Flsller 18), S. IIHI) . HR- Stargel! (20th), M11ier !91 and Etchebarren. (!ad pmo) WP--S. Miller (7·1). HR- New York 001 000 100- 2 9 o Powell I19th). Pitts. 013 004 lOX- 9 10 0 ' Flaher, Bearnartb (7) , 111d (1st game) Stephe1180n ; Slsk, O'Dell 111 Wash 500 0111100- 7 9 1 and Gonder. WP-8isk (3-1) . New York 032 010 11t1t1- 6 11 0 LP- Fisher (IJ.9). HRS-Slai' Bosman, Lines (31, Kline 19) gell 121sll , Mazeroskl (7th). I ·~ Casanova; Stoltlemyre, ' -1 Hamllt~6), Renlff 17) and Houslllll 100 Ill 100- I IS I Gibbs. WI'-Lines (2-0) . LP- St. Louis 000 000 010- 1 3 o1 Stottlemyre 17-10). HHs-Mant- Bruce, Raymond (9) and le (17th), Pepltoae !18th). Bateman: Gibson, Woodeshick l'llld game I !&), Brllu (6), Jaster (7), ' ~ ..... ~ER Wash 230 000 100- 5 10 s Dennla 19) and McCarver. WP New York OOS 010 211- 7 II o1-Bruce (2-3), LP-Gibaon (11·8) 11 Hannan, Cox <5), llosmmdiRS- Bateman (lltb), Fr1J1co. pvbll1heclln the interest of (71, KHne 18) and Camilli, Ina !31'11). Casano•• !6); Peterson (&.5) , and E. Howard. LP-Bosman AUUII 040 101 000-- 1 81 "' (2-61. RR-NaaUt !lith), L.A. 1011111 011- 7 1 ear . ~....;,!Reds ~~~ r.r- ~tr':i True to Form ID Boat"IDg frosm~orl!lcash B~at National League All-Star Team Rated 7-5 Favorite Un~on Wh"Ile sOX TakeOver r"~k ~·111~ t: ~!"'~nts ~dda~ll~e ~~~~ F•IrStPJace .":oo :i ;1.!":!"";/,~e:r~ v~·· a:nt l~e :'~.~~e:;: v; M~!:r't 1 shea~ tw~ 1 Drawm'gs , Reds22 £I'n PL E Announced I ~rowns Philli'es Rip p W I ee ee t . 1 I.... i I ?'t . th: s YOUR "d ' M • I • I"I ay s aJOr IDe cores F Cubs Beaten I HONDA DEALER SAYS: ·,,,,.," ITIS SMART ' TO PLAY SAFE! ., 1 I - . ·- Clonillpr, ~ (I) and Detroll ODD loti 0011-- I I 0 ' Torre; Sutton, Moeller Mlnn 1100 5QO 101:- 6 I I l'1mlDoetl (7), lletlaa li) and Lolich, Splnna (&), Monboia- Roaeboro. WP-I'ernuloltl t!lqUIIIe Ill and Freeban: Kaat f). LP-carroU (4-S). Ill~) and Bllltly. LP-Lollcb 17-7). HR-Kaat (2nd). Cln. OOl t11111 000-- s s 1 san Fru too ou 110:1- 1 8 2 Cleve• lltltl lltltl 101- I I D Flldler, DavidaOD KI!D City Dill ODD 112x- S t 1 adtun (7) and>d1'-..:=~~.~~ ~ o(H) · ~~~t~ Al<lll; 11-*1 UH), U ·~ II) IIIII 'f). JII$:..HaJier luam, RGDI (t), WP-Krauuejport mil). Kr·-· DRIVING COMFORT IN VIEW! Come In, Guest Drive A New AIR-CONDITIONED OLDSMOBI'LE or CADILLAC 6 TO CHOOSE FROM Karr& VanZandt Motor Sales Oldsmabii..Cadlllat POMEROY safety BY .' ·' -·' I I t ~. .. ~ RAWLINGS "ONDA SALES. .: ' S. SECOND I MIU STREETS . -~~ �,L l' • TlteSUndayTimes·Sentlnel, Sunday,JulylO, I:Mft--1 AiLens Outlasts Meigs, 13 to 11 SPORifS Haller's 2. 0ut Blast After Error Nips Reds . '· ' Braves, Redlegs' Buffalo Advance. World Middleweight Bo9t • On Channell3 July 13th ; t . .ft---. . . .d_y-:::--____,,In Kyger Creek Baseball Tourney=:~:=~~~--.~ lbr~IJ Sundoy Times-Sentinel . · .. .·· I , 1966 Predictions• Runnm·g Archer will be oeen by corry lbe flebt ~r The Middleport Braves, II. Steve Dunfee started lor efght MIDI and four bill for an Frldl . State television aporia lam IWiu of .MadiJOD Square Oaf. • • Cheshire Redlegs, and Buffalo, the Braves, was relieved in the 8-1 lead after one ilmin& of I Pom!o; ~;e~tc~::;:. Channel IS, Wjldnesday . den Geaeral IIJiorl!l. w. Vo., were winners Friday second by B. Vaugban. and play. Buffalo IICOred lhree more Redless 9 Pt ,. 130:,1 m. DST. !lobi. ' rush! In the E11hth Annual Ky- John Slaven came on In the in the bottom of the third HI~ Buff11o 1j G8Ill ' "'' ' . ger Creek toornament lor Ut- third and 101 credit for the tlng stars for .,, ...... wer~ Nor· ' polls Tigers I. event •n aeven months to be Ue Leapers. win. man Trowbridle who 11US WEEK'S GAMES preoented by Madison Square IUIDLBGS U BUFFALO 11·1 three lor three '·'·" Liay ~ar- Mollllay - 6:15 p. m., Pt. Garden . RKO General NEW YORK (UPIJ- Whenl'lad' atatu. thai It acquired Hlshllght of Ute eventas was Alvis Null pitched lour inn· rison, two for three. Trow· Pleaaant Kiwanis vs. Racine; P;:;;entatlonsnt' henational the ilMil! pleasure boat season and lost, in the fifties." ' Ute first over the fence borne- lngs ol one hit ball •• Bullalo bridge bad two doubles and 7:!10 p. m., Addaville Sluners ~ ences. w.. tel.,,ast big- William E Pearson vice run of the tournament by downed the GaiUpolts Tigors 11· Garrison hit a double. vs. Gallipolis Athletics; 8:30 p. yve k"';;it in Votlor sot underway, Industry •i&s predicted the most profit I prealdent and . eneral .;ana er catcher Barry Morrow,. With I In a game shortened by the m., Harrisonville Bombers vs. or y. e eran able year in history. It looks of the MFG Co of one on m the fifth lnrung, as IIJ.run rule. The Tilers' Brent For Bu!fa!o, Null allowed one Gallipolis White Sox. er, Don Dunphy, will as U they wUI he on target. City, Pa., reported that for the his Pt. PleaBant Reds dropped Sanders had the only hil, and hit , wallced three and struck Taeoday - 6:1> p. m., Pt. er the rlnls•de .commentary. model th sh A a U game to the Cheshire IICOred on , fielder's choice in out seven The Tigers left five Pleasant Dairyland vs Galli· For Griffith, thiS will be the Reports !rom oales and earn- dollar ~ear taro~ b ~r 11 30 Redlegs In tile second contest tile top of the first inning. 011 base. Larry Daniels was on polls Oriole• · 7.30 p ~ Mid· first defell8e of tile middlelngs from a mnnber o1 repre; •pmen nd 08 w:re of tile night Buffalo bats rallied off the hill for the Tigers. He al· dleport Senaior~ vs ·PI .,Pie weight crown he won from Dick sentatlve flrms for the early :::'en23 per ceo1 1 un1I 9 11" Cheshire rolled to a f-2 lead .- . lowed six hfls, walked five ant Cit Ice and F~el · · 8.30 as- Tiler In Madison Square Garpart of 1116& moslly show figts up·= r~ cent over the after four lnnln&s of play. Morand •truck out 911. The Tigers m G!Ulpolis Senal 's . p, den on April 25 In a close but ures far In excess of the aame sa.~~~" haas Y~~r. d th row's homenm over the right left lhree on base. Bedtord Braves or vs. unanhnous decision. For ArchINS FORD period last year and moving d shls ac eve the field fence narrowed it to f-5 LAST WEEK'S RES Wedneoday · Galli 1. T' er, who has defeated such up at a record pace soee • up pmenls Is 8 nd PI PI t d tb · ULTS po'" li!· contend R11 b'10 " 'lurri· l cylinder. ' year lhr ugb dd'tlo to 'ts • easan score ••r W•dnesdoo - G Ill r T' Pleasant Pure Oil vs Galllpolers •• ' · beautiful 0 Hatter•• Yacht Co., produca I ns I last run In the top ol the sixth y • po IS lg· . . can" Carter, .. well •• Tiger lllwp. er of large flher1iass yachts, • fleetd hnproved Morrow also hit a triple and ::..::; Midp. Po:; it il the chance at the middle: reported a 63 per cent aales oatimg. acJ~ an .~eo;gam· WaB two for lhree at the plate. Fruth' 2 Pip~ eaaant royPiratea· 8. 30 p m · Middle weight championship he lncrease for the IIIX • month ~ 10 p urea, e re- Jeff Viclrers was three for WI i 811 ' p . y Kt· port Brave~ ~. Syn~use • been teeklng for three yearll. 0 period ending April 30. Earn- r · . three Including a triple . Che· · The 28 • year • ool~dle~!~~j 1 n s ' omeroy a ees · Tbmdo _ 6: 15 inp for the same period in- I CresUmer reported that shire's John Baird was three Junior Jamison 1macked a Thursday - Harrisonville 3 y · p. m., Porn- who Is also tile w 1 creased 68 per cent. of d C'<>mp:;:y's for three and R. Roush was lfand slam home run In . tile Gallipolil Red Sox 1• Middl; ;•· m champion of the world, is 1 INS RAMILI. AMIU · Company President David R. f rg alsss ~~II a ;~,num M' ats two for three including a douh- lop of the f1rst Inning Friday pori Senators 6, Galli~Us lndi· Redlegs' Pt ·Pic~' ant M~~ first boxer to hold two or SADOR, power steerinJ, Parker Jr. said tho firm enter- rom 1 e a s, mn., le. night at Memorial FJeld to I ana 2· PI Pleasant p 0'1 bl . . ' a . , championships power brekes, new tiret, 1 pl~nt for the model y 1 th Whit Sox · • · ure I ea tt Iron· 1·30 p m Port2 ed the last haK of fiscal 1966J !b h A 'I ear John Melzl!er, winning pitch· g ve e e • i- wm 15, Cottageville Dodger. 14. land ., r.iJddiepori Red So ly since Henry Arlll!ltrong automatic, V-8 engine, ~· dio. · with 1 "sizable backlog o1 1 roug prl 30 were 122 per er for Cheshire allowed six over the Red Sox and put tile 1· ·- .. - · x. the featherweight · ordero and "we expect to Nil- · cent of deliveries for the hits walked and struck White Sox In first place In the and welterweight at Unue strong for the balance ol same period In 1965 · out '15. Morrow started for Pt. Gallipolis Lillie Leal"•· record is 50 victories and 1964 CH~VROLET 1 VAll, Beautiful marooa the fiscal year." To ';;',s'"~\~ s~lp~en\ •~ - Pleasant, was relieved by Jeff The Red Sox are now in 8 record is 50 vidor.i::, and llnlih. 4 ipeed traoo.U. A IIJ.fold Increase In profits orne, e t • han"/~" 1 • VIckers In the second and three way tie for second place l defeats with I! knft"outs. liou, radio, white tires. 8 8 was reported by Winner Boals nowdingon "to woO· 'u Cas • OC· Morrow caught. Pt. Pleasant with the Yankees and Atblet.l "1J this will be the chs1mpion'•ll $1195 Inc. of .IC kson, Tenn., for the cor . 1cs, . all lhree w1th . 4-~ records th'1rd bo ul of. the year 'd arre d ameron j left lhree on baN! ond O...h1re 0 1 1 1964 FORD 2 DR. HAlO. first six. months of the current, ~~:._r::•• en an genera left nine. The White Sox are ii-I. . Archer. a 23-year-old TOP, V·II, automatic, Jo, · year, With net sales for the l "" BRAVES 8-7 nCOUD er man from the Bron< , cal owner, 28,001} actull period up 86 per cent over the Steve Dunfee singled In the To open the White Sox first , York, has one of the b<!St miles. · 1965 period. : SLOW PITCH bottom of the sixth and scored Jeff LewiS, R~eky Boone, and I Drawmgs were held Friday The Gallipolis Pony League cords in the boxmg game Peter W. Ulfldn, president of:TEAM STANDINGS I when Dave Boyd was safe on Chu~k Perroud smgled m suc· evemng for the Pee Wee tourn< Phlllles lambasted the Reds . 41 wins and just 2 losses. the firm which produces run-1 w L R OR I an error to break a 7·7 tie and cessiOn to load tbe bases. Then amen! to he played at the Sy· 22-li in a conference lame on has knocked out eight oppon· ll .~~:a~];,~~l~~~~:,1 aboula and cruisers from It lo G&J . . . . . , , .. 6 2 81 35 i give the Middleport Braves an came JamiSon 's blow that bat· ! racuse baseball park. Eight I Memorial Field Friday even· - -21 feet, credited a "senerallyl Ne~l ' " " 5 2 58 25 18-7 win over the Pomeroy Ti&· ~ •n four runs. JamiSon was leaiTII will partlcJpale. [mg. WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT good economic climate" with 1 ~;:10nwlde . , . 4 4 58 64 ers. two for hvo at the plate, 1•t· Tournament manager Robert , Both teams scored lhree nmsl The Recreation COiltributlng to the upturn in l Baptist . " . ~ : : ~ Pomeroy le~ &.3 after three 11:::f ~ :mg~. URJ~har~ SU!ele w~ks Indicated action will get . In the opening innmg, but from 1of Wellslon Is sponsoring 10 Y 8 •e 8 so ••ng· l: d~way on Monday, the profit picture. JNazaren~· " " " '%/ lnnlnls but Middleport held the ~ed with 1 that point on, the Phils climb- 1 Women's Slow-Pitch Soft:ball 1964 FORD FAIRLANI 4 2 6 58 DOOR. 6 cyl., automatic, Winner, Incidentally, wlll ... TOTALS · · · · Z3 l%3 upper hand 7-fi after four Inn· 1 ~ epo~ opposmg Racine at ed on a total of five Reds hurl· Tournament. It will 6 13 323 white tiras, wheel covers, ler ths sailboat market for tile LAST WEEK'S RESULTS· ings. Tho Tigers scored asaln Dean Lucas scored the Red . p.mhedec~nd game that eve. lers for II hils, finishins the ' Aug 8 and end Aug . 13. radio, sharp, and rarin' to 11 1 lint time with a 241>-foot 1 Nazarene GSI In the top of the sixth to tie it Sox's first run un errors m the ~~f· sc u ~'i,.toM ~g~ evening with 21 markers. fee IS $10 The first twelve (12 ' &0. masthead fin keel sloop, to be Nationwide10 G'-l 9 e rt ur V!l i The Reds are now 5-4 for the teams te apply w11l make 7-7. There was one out when second lnnmg and Dave Schoon- Add P m ' wl $1495 1 7 8 introduced at the Chicago boat Baptist • Neal _ p d the Braves scored the w1nnlng over tallied their second run 1 G~:;~; on Wed son. tl•e tourn• ment If 1960 PLYMOUTH 2 DOOII trade show next loll. THIS WEEK'S GA~S· run. In the sixth on errors. Both ' 13 118 S nesda~, July I Jeff R... wa• credlled w•th call or wnU!· Wayne D Berg· SEDAN. good 1eoood oar, William C. Scott, president MODday _Nazarene v,' Neall Top hitters for the Ti&ers were unearned runs , I er~ Pat&·~··~· a~~~~ ~m· the victory. Dan Cook, who doll , Roule No. 1, sharp. of the diversified Oulboard UOI!wide were Roser Abbott, lhree for Jim Steinbeck started and on Y vs Ches~re . at 7 45 n as- •tarted for the Reds, was cbarg. Phone 384-2430. Marine Corp., reported that G&J vs. GSI I four; Jim Bates and RORer went the route for the White The ~i-finals will be 1:·: , <;d with the loss. He was re-; ---1964 MERCURY sales in tho ~rea of QIIO mll· Tuesday - Baptist vs. Na- Dixon, two for lOIII', and Chuck Sox. He allowed two bits gave on July 15, Louks said p y ~v! by ~ave Burnett, Tom I MEN'S TOURNAMENT CLAIR 4 bon and earmngs equal to or 1Clark, ene ~r one. up one walk and struck' out I Results of Pee Wee ·League il~n. ws , · Bush and R. Ham- ~ The Recreation Det••. rilnent 'l l TOP, power er brake., exceeding the $13.1 mlllloa re- RETRIBUTION Brave hlttmg stars were rune Stemheck h"' appeared actwn on Friday ni•ht at S a M d h of 0Wellston " 11 11 tires, beauUful cord of 1959 "appea r reason. BERLIN (UPI ) - The East1M'k · games Has a 2-{) record 1'cuse found Cheshire• scoringyr a· 1o ea ows 1 e ·ray 1or ~ 1wo for four; an d ill follr h0 ad two hils· for tile Me •s Sl ow-p c. is b. able" for the current ltscal German Com m u n 1s t s an· Danny McCloud and Dave Boyd , has pitched j6 lnnmgs allow: ! 10-2 triumph over Addison to l r ser~l co~~te: siX safe- , Tournament. It Will sta rt Aug . nounced Friday the execution two for three, wltil the latter Ied nme hils walked n;ne and win the American League Dlvl ~ ~~~ed t th ·~· \bases ,15 and end Aug. 27 Entry fee l year endiDI Sept. 30. About 75 per ceot ol OBC's of Dr. Horst Fischer C'Qnvicted getting two doubles. Pomeroy Istruck out 24 batters sJOn of the activities The Pom. oF .:~p em 120 \ 1 $10. The first 1 . rod I' Ia the ' 1f . · · or ~ wmners e R•rs ose bad is . P uc Ion In marine of 11 erlmes agaln.; t humanity" e t 11 men on base and Mtd-~ woy Angels scored 8 10-4 wm 1Urr ' eams to app Y wall up fietd, •the company being the while serving t thP Nazi dleport had five stranded. Dave Sch~onover worked five Iover Syracuse m the first game Ian:et~: ~~~issr:~t~ five ru~s. \ the tournament lf inle'"''"" worlds la11est manufacturer of Auschwitz coocentrat100 camp. Roger Abbott went the route: mnUJg~ for t1.1e Red Sox, allow-,of the evenUJi. Jes were trap- ! call or wnte: Wayne D. outboard motors and a produc- Fischer was convicted of for the Tigers was charged I ed seven hils, w•lked one i D8I S d h d I f , doll. Rt. I , Wellston. phone er of other Cbn!umer products selecting 70,000 Inmates, includ- with the loss, g~ve up nine hits, I ~nd ~truck: out five. His record ~ GAWp0LJS U'ITLE five :co:e~n f!~ r:ns o:d hao; ,2430. such as •tern drive enllnes, InK women and children, fori walked three and siruck out I" now H. He has worked 28 , LEAGUE STANDINGS ' . ' - - -·- - -- - - flbefllass boats and trailers. extermination in the gas · -· .. - - -· momgs , allowed 22 hits , walk· TEAM W L R OR two .~•pies and a homer for six Russell 8 triple. "With the Increasing trend chambers while the camp. GALLJPOUS PONY led II and struck out 46. Wh•t< Sox ... 5 I 3ll 291R~ 'canada b j Rose fanned five and wallced toward outdoor recreation and doctor from Nov . 1942 until ; LEAGUE STANDINGS , Bob Williams and R 0 1 Ph Red Sox .. .. 4 2 !t 20 iri ie for wad a double and three. The Reds hurlers fanned water . conservation and re- January 1941. TEAM W L R OR ,Saunders got singles, the 01 > Yalikees 4 2 31 20 p Ulllers, and Ron 10, but .walked • total of 13. clamallon, boaHn1 II a strong He w., sentenced to ~eau 1 Dodgers . .. .. . 7 1 78 43 ly Red Sox's hits. Athletics .. .. ... 4 2 40 24 · and lfOWinl lnduotry," Weott March 1.1 by Jhe East German Phlllles .... , .. 8 2 103 52 . . Senators .. .. . 3 3 31 24 said, "quite apart from the Supreme Court Reds .......... > 4 76 69 Llnescore :~ , Indians .. .. .. .. 2 4 19 50 _ _:__:_ _:___;::_.:::_.c=- .... _____ . I Giants .. " .. . 3 6 M 78 Red Sox 810 001 - 2 2 I Tigers . " .. . . 2 4 32 37 IBraves .. .. .. .. 0 tO 50 119 While Sol 400 tltlx - 4 7 2 Orioles . 0 6 25 48 TOTALS zs 23 Ill 3111 Batteries: Red Sox -Schoon· TOTALS %4 %4 %5! %5% · LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: ,over and llood: While Sox _ ! LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: 1 Amerkaa Leape i(IH) . Ph illies 7 Braves 4 iStembeck and Perroud. ' Tigers 8 Orioles 2 (lsi game) ' i Reds II GiantM 5 ; Senators 13 Indians 1 . Chicago 0011 001 0011- I 8 0 FRIDAYS UNE SCORES ' Dodgers 211 Braves 4 1FOR THE ROAD AU1letics 3 Yankees 1 Boslon 101100 OOx- 3 9 1 1124s zzbylu vlyd results 7-9 mt Phlllies 22 Reds 8 1 1'0KVO 1UP11 . - Bon vivants While Sox t Red So< 2 Lamabe, Higgins (5) , Wil· National Leal"• THIS WEEK:s GAMES: who f1mshed their evenmgti too. GAMES THIS WEEK: . -~ ··~. helm •8) and Romano; wnborg Phila. 100 030 100- 5 11 t Monday - G••nts vs Braves drunk to dme are bein1 11 Moaday - Oriolea vs. Jn. 1$-71 and Ryan. LP-Lamabe Chicago 001 001 110- 4 8 1 Taesday - Reds vs . Dndg- rescued by a Tokyo firm thal dtans 14-6). HR- Foy t5th) . 1 Short, Knowles (9! and ers sends over an experienced.! Taeoda,y - Athletics vs. Red 1Uecker : Holtzman, Koonre !6) f2nd game! Wedaesday - Pbillies vs. Gl- . college · trained , teetotaler to 'iSox vs . Cbi<ago 000 010 1100- 1 53 Lee 18) and Hundley . WP_: ants l navigat< the tarnily car home. W<daeoday _ Tigero 3oston 000 000 In- 5 4 1 Short lliJ.o l. LP- Hollzman 13. Thursday- Bravea YB. Reds !The fee I• .two buck~ lor the iSeDlltors Howard, Locker 18) HiQi118 9). HR- AIIen (21st), Williams Friday - Dodgers vs. Phil· f1rst Ioiii' IIllles and f1fty cent• : FrtdaJ - Indians n . Alb· !81 and McNertney; StanKO (3- 1!5th l, Browne (lith) . lies a mlle thereaiter. letics 41 and Ryan. LP-wcker !ii-71. 1tlat pme) HR-Berry 16th). !New York 000 010 001- 2 8 2 ' , Pitts. 310 001 321- 10 14 0 Calif 000 000 100- 1 5 0 Shaw, Bearnarth (7) and Bait 000 lltltl 011- 2 6 0 Grote, Stephenson !8) ; Law <S. i:;opez 14-91 and ftodlers; · 3) and Pagliaroni. LP-sllaw Sbort, Walt (6) , Flsller 18), S. IIHI) . HR- Stargel! (20th), M11ier !91 and Etchebarren. (!ad pmo) WP--S. Miller (7·1). HR- New York 001 000 100- 2 9 o Powell I19th). Pitts. 013 004 lOX- 9 10 0 ' Flaher, Bearnartb (7) , 111d (1st game) Stephe1180n ; Slsk, O'Dell 111 Wash 500 0111100- 7 9 1 and Gonder. WP-8isk (3-1) . New York 032 010 11t1t1- 6 11 0 LP- Fisher (IJ.9). HRS-Slai' Bosman, Lines (31, Kline 19) gell 121sll , Mazeroskl (7th). I ·~ Casanova; Stoltlemyre, ' -1 Hamllt~6), Renlff 17) and Houslllll 100 Ill 100- I IS I Gibbs. WI'-Lines (2-0) . LP- St. Louis 000 000 010- 1 3 o1 Stottlemyre 17-10). HHs-Mant- Bruce, Raymond (9) and le (17th), Pepltoae !18th). Bateman: Gibson, Woodeshick l'llld game I !&), Brllu (6), Jaster (7), ' ~ ..... ~ER Wash 230 000 100- 5 10 s Dennla 19) and McCarver. WP New York OOS 010 211- 7 II o1-Bruce (2-3), LP-Gibaon (11·8) 11 Hannan, Cox <5), llosmmdiRS- Bateman (lltb), Fr1J1co. pvbll1heclln the interest of (71, KHne 18) and Camilli, Ina !31'11). Casano•• !6); Peterson (&.5) , and E. Howard. LP-Bosman AUUII 040 101 000-- 1 81 "' (2-61. RR-NaaUt !lith), L.A. 1011111 011- 7 1 ear . ~....;,!Reds ~~~ r.r- ~tr':i True to Form ID Boat"IDg frosm~orl!lcash B~at National League All-Star Team Rated 7-5 Favorite Un~on Wh"Ile sOX TakeOver r"~k ~·111~ t: ~!"'~nts ~dda~ll~e ~~~~ F•IrStPJace .":oo :i ;1.!":!"";/,~e:r~ v~·· a:nt l~e :'~.~~e:;: v; M~!:r't 1 shea~ tw~ 1 Drawm'gs , Reds22 £I'n PL E Announced I ~rowns Philli'es Rip p W I ee ee t . 1 I.... i I ?'t . th: s YOUR "d ' M • I • I"I ay s aJOr IDe cores F Cubs Beaten I HONDA DEALER SAYS: ·,,,,.," ITIS SMART ' TO PLAY SAFE! ., 1 I - . ·- Clonillpr, ~ (I) and Detroll ODD loti 0011-- I I 0 ' Torre; Sutton, Moeller Mlnn 1100 5QO 101:- 6 I I l'1mlDoetl (7), lletlaa li) and Lolich, Splnna (&), Monboia- Roaeboro. WP-I'ernuloltl t!lqUIIIe Ill and Freeban: Kaat f). LP-carroU (4-S). Ill~) and Bllltly. LP-Lollcb 17-7). HR-Kaat (2nd). Cln. OOl t11111 000-- s s 1 san Fru too ou 110:1- 1 8 2 Cleve• lltltl lltltl 101- I I D Flldler, DavidaOD KI!D City Dill ODD 112x- S t 1 adtun (7) and>d1'-..:=~~.~~ ~ o(H) · ~~~t~ Al<lll; 11-*1 UH), U ·~ II) IIIII 'f). JII$:..HaJier luam, RGDI (t), WP-Krauuejport mil). Kr·-· DRIVING COMFORT IN VIEW! Come In, Guest Drive A New AIR-CONDITIONED OLDSMOBI'LE or CADILLAC 6 TO CHOOSE FROM Karr& VanZandt Motor Sales Oldsmabii..Cadlllat POMEROY safety BY .' ·' -·' I I t ~. .. ~ RAWLINGS "ONDA SALES. .: ' S. SECOND I MIU STREETS . -~~ �~A tin 1, Sunda J'•'•lO 1.... SundayTimes..,..n e y, ..., ' AIIIUII tttll IIIII IIIII, •vv will be dlrecled by Robert Hoe- ~~::,;:::.;;:,.:.::;,.:.:.;:__..;.._~"'":'"'":'~~:::= Iflich. lloefllob preseataUoos are sure erowd-ple¥trJ. 'nlere will be many other aod informative again the harness racing will highUght daytime r 'ly ' Meigs ews Beat , DOCfOR _, ~... _.. rr _..• ••-·..., -.. SA}'$ = ...":.:'., ,.. .00 In ~ 1 in 1 ~ or for other boats, swimmers rind ~~ ~ ~":~.:: when reacbll!g for a lure in a IIUhmerged rocks. mo une vW. box full of tackle • Maoy such ~--•..- •- - Iller •-··"" !ails! four · in ~, Billlt, -; • ed b ~wwon .. 800 """"~ 111111. • ..,it . . - - -I m: 1 high~~11\1 m for the ~ 66 county fair at Rock Springs She went to the town hall len Ball, 14 ye~~e~~tdF~~ ~ :~~opr::~: :;;,~:;':a:; woll as usual be sohd with enjoyable attractions. buiidmg very much concerned ! mgs. 5 years, d P . el Post for domestic livestock garden , Headlin~r of the new attractions is the Rotroff All- that she would be assessed an Jr., lhree years, an aic d mmer~lal pu 'es." Girl Auto Thrill show that will be the grandstand feature I additional penalty of $1 tl the , driver Phohp D. Radford. 4 anT cot listed =Delmar on the first evcnong of the \ _ ________ I ticket were not paid in short I years. B rus e::'mdsey Lyons Carl fair beglnniog at8 p m I Meog s County's Big Bend Min- order. . ! aod Eldon Gaul Mr. Retuming for tv.o night strel Association presenting the The woman, a resident of HI WE "·AVE LEAR~D t~e ~ar 8 resident of rs grandst811d shows will be th<' [Big Bend Talent Show case of neighboring count)', hunted corporotton to provide ~ pu- Pions, is the statutory 11th annual appearance oi r 1966 This show, to be staged through her purse and found she vale water system for a etgs mns, "".:::in I = =~=ts• c:.~ !;.~':!er a~ Th =b~ ",!.ard Q- Whal -coDIOI rhoids? What makelllhem llcb! Can they beoome canl!I"Ous? Be boida pU 01 Amoro or are a form of vsricose vein located at the outlet of the bowel. Th,e cause may be prolonged strainln at stool, a congenttal weakne:s of the tissues surround! the veins of the rectum o:Spregnancy Irritation of any tissue at a l~vel beio that of true pain may cause 0 1 Middleport llllb ' SCIIooL k aDIII : emor- Itching: Piles may itch when there 18 a slight break in the overlying mucous membraoe or wben the stool Is highly acid. PUes do not increase the dao· tetanus to•oid booster to pre- ger of cancer of the rectum veut Infection. but the twa ~ndltiona may coyou are fishing from I exlsl b NOW ytJIJ KNOW th There are now more Z al 14?,000 followers of the oroastr~ faith in the world, aocording to the World Alamac. MODEL 811-968 ~larao-&ou .... -· wall big .. llolp :f4ll ...... llogla .... Dtrlll" v . . . aa.. ... 111111. ..... DOIW! . .. . cmol • ""' .... So - ' Eoiof tbo - .._ C1oar •-::•:•al:~at~11oio= Rhl9wukc..w..r with ltl ~ -TR'liiOWI ._ 1111 Plllt )lOW fott - of ·: ,S't+i ~ ~ SQ~al". ~ ~t VOL. 1 NO. 23 HOSPITAL PICNIC - A lot of swimming and plenty of tasty food was enjoyed Saturday afternoon during the nnual _p1cruc for employees of Me1gs General Hospital and their families, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Seiim J. llaz~;v1cz. The larger p,tcture shows Mrs._ Viola ~dwards, herself several times a grandmother, supervising a group na swtmmm~ tram . Dr. Blazew1cz ISm the nght background. Below, Nurses Bonnie McFarland and Darlene l'ldan, along wtlh Lab Techmcoan Mary Bowman, at right, prepare to serve barbecue hotdogs. SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1966 SECOND SECTION Termination of Baker's Contract 'Will he Challenged Says Attorney i The 15th session of the public lone dissenting voter in all ac- lion of the Ohio Revised Code,' a ~ vote with bolb lllorpa hearing of Clay Baker, ousted tion against Baker said no. pertaining to termination of a and J, Merrill Carter joJaiDI b local superintendent, ended Abstaining were board presi- contract, read into the record majority of the board Friday night when the South- ~' dent John R. Morgan and J . of the public hearing, as folSbeell aUed •&or lltl western Local School District Merrill Carter, both of whom, lows: bnnl ' ~ board of education voted to while sitting In judgment, a- "3319.16. After bearing, the diu&• .. -·-terminate Baker's contract. gamst Baker, llad left the benchl board, by majority vote, may cain abstained from vallltll After about 25 minutes deiib- to testify against the oosted lo- enter upon its minutes an order on the tte<ODd roD ea11, ttlatin(: eration, at the conclusion of cal superintendent. of termination." "'I have already voted; I'm DOt the hearing which began .May Warren F. Sheets, defense Prosecuting attorney John A. taking part in aoy lllt«al vote." 21, the board voted to lenni- counsel for Baker, objected to Epling, legal counsel lor the , nate Baker's contract by a 2.-1 the board's action pointing out board, after some argument, Baker 1 counsel uld Saluro vote. that a majority of the board did asked the board to vote again. day morning that U ~ On roil call, John Uoyd, not vole to terminate Baker's Sheets again objected, aod was will he llled in GaDia C!OUIIlJ vice-president, and Charles contract. He was overruled. again overruled. Tbe board vot- COIIliDOil pleu court, and lbal Carter voied yes. Oscar L. Cain Sheets had the followm;: sec- ed again and this time It was a tr~!1.~. lbe II tlel8ioa ..::::.:.:=:~;___:__;___:___ _ _ _ _ ____;:_____!_ __:::__ _ _;___:____;_____:_::IPublic - - II belni prepal'ed . __._::! ..... Ia. you h rm .. Medicare Covering 33.,000 BIG 18 THIS IS Ill t1 m·tnt·t·~;:~:·: · 1 'loi: •' to-. ol._ rx JW&r BaUoct r 1 Is a gmduate of Pomeroy Higb School. - - - - - ::.:.1. H REFRIGERATOR T-.'llte tbJiBecl CDt kllchiDI . _ T•lr:" d ·gr a.cr.allcl , 'wd fg 'eo .. BOYD PROMOTED Frederick c. Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. WUUam M. Boyd, 203 Rock Sl, Pomeroy, bu been romoted to altman first class the U S Air Force. Airman Boyd a .vehicle oper· ator at Lockbourne AFB. He &ei from your Oesh thea snippeel off with a wire cutter Your doctor Is equipped to &, this and pve you anliblollco und • THIS 13 CU. FT. GilSON • BIG 16 CU. FT. :b tioned a\ Fort . Bragg, N. C., ami arrived overseas in Oc!Ober ~9Gii. HF li a 18112 graduata No Gimmicks! No Give-Aways! JUST GOOD GIBSON PRODUCTS AT THE LOWEST PRICES!! $299 Representatives of the Ohio !dents," said Crisp. ,year. 111011 plantin( JII'OII'- 1!1 llf!l!l Water Commission will conduct , The association is a non-prof- Th Le d' C k W ter bed priority areu where OoniiCIII• a hearing this week to detet- it corporation made up of in- A e . a mg tha ~elg !meuurea would l"tl!uirt lliif mine if flood control Is needed terested citizens from the Lead- s."-:n. ~ ' : ' ~ e Uo s COlt, but ltllh ltenefltl, In IUfln the Leading Creek Watershed ing Creek area, its membership D. 1tr~ 1 M . ?""eo" 8_,~ ceas-prone Jiroiec\1. _'l'be mtjilo - County, IIa approXImate . Iy 400. .I 'ts IC' Relgs uiti: area 0 f MelgS tl d un., VIII m.~ m benhip 0 I tha . l~hhed .. The hearmg is slated I o r . . . stoners, . u an • age 0 • claUon Is blunUy ....u.t1a .in ita Thursday, July 14 at 3 p.m., Purpose of the assoctal!on ts CJals, Metgs County Farm Bur- appraisal thai, II CIJIIIIil correct at the Rutland Elementary to effect the _p~ogram of Rood eau, Mtddleport Village oflu:ials, lhe serious 6o.ion problems school gymnasium. contr?i, m~mc1pal water sup- and Pomeroy Village. caused by unwise mining priti!' I "It is of vital importanee that ply, ondustria! water . supply, The association hopes to ac- Iicea over maoy years, bu~-'11 all residents of Meigs county, recreation, practical sot! and compllsb the following: I oeeks to correct lbo8e ....0. Iespecially residents of the wa- forestry management program•, AGRICULTURAL - lmprov- in upper reaches of the basin tershed area, be present at aod_ new Jobs lor restdents of ed plowing, grazing, forest and that are both tecbnicaUy and this meeting," Jack Crisp, Meigs_ County, 30 well as the management practices, aul!- economlcally feasible. chairman of the Leading Creek ~stabhshment of new mdustrles I mented with terracing, strip I 10 the area. Watershed Assn .• said. !cropping and erosional meas- l FLOOD CON"I'ROL - Flood 1 "The lack of good attendance Crisp said the loss of salar-~ ures. · pmlecUon m~ ~ IN at this meeting would probably , ies of employees alone being MINING --:- Control of sourc- cbamel impiUve&~.~t­ be mterpreted by the commio-' blocked by flood waters from es of actd mme water pollutton, mg, brush aod tree ti, sion that the proposed project getting to work would amount reclamation of mine opou · channel atralgblelllng, and upis not wanted by our resi- to approximately $20,000 per 1 banks and selective reforests- stream floor s':=t! ~ !59th Engineer GfOUP, entered ' 95 -- lbe Army in June ,'1965. B e com leted bulc training .at .FL hemor- Ja~on, ' s. c., wu lui ita- GIVING SMALL TOWN PRICESI MODEl. , .. , • Flood Control Hearing IS Thur· 1 AT THE BIG STORE Another 'Grate' •• ' =~~:. =~~~~~~=eo-.: Pu!.ugb :.:.s\:;;e ofdo": barbs that are not ill use. CUI-to and a first-aid kit with you. ing Is potenUaUy dangerous . sh:p ti~ke::rn:;~ ~h~: ~rvice ed ~n such'manner af payments, racing rapids or sa e a eed th al But the your prey m some Station, Reuter Insurance Agen- agr to e propos · . boat, you have chosen • sport fellow fishermen. Some of cy, Simon's Pick-A-Pau· Shoe lady departed m her sle,~~..~ thst gets you out of doors and :'bazard Is removed from Store, BRW Hardware, Mtddl~- lom??•le, afteghra hfum~lel provides time lor quiet refiec- lhla practice by using ao over· 'port Departme~l Store, Martm you, and SJ o rete . lions. head motion rsther thao a sideRestaurant, Waod Cross Sons on I _ - lll'lll motion. If you prefer the Racine, Kautz Feed Store at Four rural earners of the should move to a · By ROBERT WINGETT I Chest..-, Harden's Grocery in 1Pomeroy Post Office and a de- County area received 1 cbar· 1alter J'~ from your com, "''O~AY'S THOUGHT -It is a wise man who knows Syrat-use, Lewis_ Sohio Service! livery man of Parcel Post mail ler from Bocretary of State Ted safe·ons~ nee ovhen he IS wrong Station at Hsrnsonvolle snd have been presented safe drtv- W Brown Saturday. , pam book from a .... . . _ Millhone Sohio Service Station ong awards Postmaster Char- Arttcles were filed Friday by In removing the filh 0 The 103rd annual Meigs Counly Fm IS JUSt around In Tuppers Plains. les Diehl recently gave cerlifi· the Tuppera Plains • Chester fllh you shoaldth bo~,t!' 10 that the corner. • cates and lapel pms, sponsored Water assoclaUon. The purpose llnnly under, 0 •• le - D. E. Reuter, secretary, IS busy gettmg the 1966 prr A LADY OWNER of a 1966 through the National Safety De- clause said the organization Its bead Cllll t ftop ~ wlsl mium list booklets ready for mailing tfh M~gs f~'le2b model Cadillac got a parking partment for postal employees, seeks~ "~~elate memb~rs ~~ U'"tbe book ::: ~u~l ;,ou to Agricultural Soctely members prwr to e , ugus ltcket in Pomeroy recently. to Fred Goeglein, 36 years; AI- gether to complote, mamtaln - d of a The b':t, Ul! be . &e Little .. - ;uief01 ';ur boat and be .... to heed radio Promoted to A·S4 · w::'boot. Tills waroiDp of an apPmarbtng , . · may body 11"1· otDrm. Wben your boal 11 in Mlehael R. Lillie~ ·II, IIOD01 0:::1while hook ' : , ou are motion keep watchful eye olll Mr. and Mrs. jaCkie Little, Tbls, however, did not bleck her determlnailoa to avoid_paying in exeess of' the UBU81 . 25 eents for such a Ylolatlon. , · "Will you ak acceptth ~;ce By Waylle o. Brudsladt, M.D. stamps to m e up e er- It Is again time to take your ence," she asked has she pr"' fishing tackle out of moth duced them from· er over - balls Wheth dm ' line ac;;;ic~ltural Society ~emb~~ ~~f~";!::0:\.!~~!0.: off ~ bridgt..':.l:, ,.. ... * • • w Ill ... "' . . . . ~~~~~~ ---'-'-t •- maa"'•l a -er available. lloll'l overlold the $218 Model 3612 COMPACT 2 DOOR REFRIGERATOR FREEZER Now, you cao enjoy all the advantsgea of Gibson'• blgh alandard of quality and outstanding feature• at 1 price 10 low it will amaze you! Two separate llarago zones with two aeparate temperatures Jet you store foods properly to keep their pmper flsvor and !reshne11. Gib10n'a uclusivt "Quality Mile" perfoi'IIIIDCe test cbeckllor complete operating efficiency before it ever leaves the factory.lt'a your assurance of trouble-fret dependabililf for yean to comt. 11-111 Wind Symphony Coming lo Meigs-Gallia For River-Front Shows on Julv 27-29-30 Basis of the appeal, dler than points of law during the 15 sesafons, will appareuiiJ be that, after tha hearinl t b e board's action to lormlnate Baker's contract was '"Dot 1 major· lty of tha vote" of the board. bel!•• 11 ou.lt, ' Ia 'J'III You'D bo tllllilod lo .._-at._~ JdtcbiDI . . . TGit d 'ptr ' - ' 3 B 1 hoi tc _,... .. _...,. 1 I .......... .. I _.._ wd I I ... loao .. loolp ""' plaa • loglla .... . . Dtllpv StdM 00.. • • • alii . . we ' 1 . - . Clllli .. ""' wtolo. So ...,. flttloor .. c.~ar • a I :::·::..:ot~61o: ..... I: : ... I ,_a.. I IIIIIILIIIf_... WITH 210 lb. Freezer \ Friday night's hearing with nearly three boors of cruso examlnaUoa of Baker by pro. . cutiDc aliomey EI_>1in1. Board prealdent Morgao was called back for rebuttal testimony to deny, among _ othi!r lbiBgs, that the April Jot aotic. of the April 14 wtlllt. wlaich alated aa its purpo11 ~ terminate tha COD!racl d. Q,aJ jlaker," was draws up Gil QrjJ 12, and DOl DB April 10. The Southweatem Bolnl II Its April 4 re&lliar meeting v~ ed not to rehire Bd'lir Whoso contract explret • ~ 31, 1966. The board lbeD, !lllbsequenUy, on April lf alitiii qain on April 15 voted lo llimiDa!e Baker's coutract - Need An Air Conditioner? GIBSON IN ALL SIZES Check Our Price- Before You BuyI MODEL IWU Moda HU25 6ibs11n Holds 879 llts. Frozea Foods Tbe cl<opendnhk , . _ tbal...,- blq llally .-Ia! Provides meal cdt8r meal wltltoulnullaDce llipl to tho mariutl .•• teop.laado cmd Bcnadallaaq• with nm- latll.-llt 1MJ• Doolgneclb- ..... 5 1~·- YenieDOe with 2 t ; bJe 'xzl ota • lldjnlllllble p tltioaa • .-...L.I • t • .,... ..-• 2 IDtorior cmd pooMr guardlcm llgblo. Built-la IIJib>9, too, to Bne rlqbt up with ldl<:ba d • ota. GO GIBSON WffH THE 2s11 FREUER! cu. ' - ·~: BIG FAMILY • $29995 · :L-----=:::~:::J 17 cu. ft. Dozens of Meals At your Fingertips Dependable Service WITH EVERY SALE Not Just A MoHo, BUT A REALITY! eWE DELIVER ............ at--to-Mio-rtoplaa eWE FINANCE! PHONE 742-4211 Cllldp 1 lkrY•anotn!l-lbopplacJtdJ>o. S«r01 "'...,.. - · too. l>oca1M rou ... bur 1a _.ur"' . . wd a I FCIIDCU Glheoa. quality mea. 1nXIldt hw '""' :r- at ... dOL Aut 1llll: light .-r :::1::11 ~ Yoa on youmaH tbecoanaieru:e ol11lio 1na1f Gllloolo Fr..,.. ia ~ bomo. liGy - cit this pat ...tool I BUY NOW AT THIS BlEAT PillE# EASY PAY DAY TERMS AT RUTLAND FURNITURE ARNOLDGRAJE WHY PAY MORE? COME TO RUTLAND, 0. time without 1'11: · iatter Baker requested a ptlltlle llearlng aod uked ' tbet . . . . . . . galnst hlme be DUidt· tpedllc. The SouthwesterD board at May 2 meeUng oet Mq 11 .. dati fur the hearlq. Dr. Thomas, Optometrist, Joins Father �~A tin 1, Sunda J'•'•lO 1.... SundayTimes..,..n e y, ..., ' AIIIUII tttll IIIII IIIII, •vv will be dlrecled by Robert Hoe- ~~::,;:::.;;:,.:.::;,.:.:.;:__..;.._~"'":'"'":'~~:::= Iflich. lloefllob preseataUoos are sure erowd-ple¥trJ. 'nlere will be many other aod informative again the harness racing will highUght daytime r 'ly ' Meigs ews Beat , DOCfOR _, ~... _.. rr _..• ••-·..., -.. SA}'$ = ...":.:'., ,.. .00 In ~ 1 in 1 ~ or for other boats, swimmers rind ~~ ~ ~":~.:: when reacbll!g for a lure in a IIUhmerged rocks. mo une vW. box full of tackle • Maoy such ~--•..- •- - Iller •-··"" !ails! four · in ~, Billlt, -; • ed b ~wwon .. 800 """"~ 111111. • ..,it . . - - -I m: 1 high~~11\1 m for the ~ 66 county fair at Rock Springs She went to the town hall len Ball, 14 ye~~e~~tdF~~ ~ :~~opr::~: :;;,~:;':a:; woll as usual be sohd with enjoyable attractions. buiidmg very much concerned ! mgs. 5 years, d P . el Post for domestic livestock garden , Headlin~r of the new attractions is the Rotroff All- that she would be assessed an Jr., lhree years, an aic d mmer~lal pu 'es." Girl Auto Thrill show that will be the grandstand feature I additional penalty of $1 tl the , driver Phohp D. Radford. 4 anT cot listed =Delmar on the first evcnong of the \ _ ________ I ticket were not paid in short I years. B rus e::'mdsey Lyons Carl fair beglnniog at8 p m I Meog s County's Big Bend Min- order. . ! aod Eldon Gaul Mr. Retuming for tv.o night strel Association presenting the The woman, a resident of HI WE "·AVE LEAR~D t~e ~ar 8 resident of rs grandst811d shows will be th<' [Big Bend Talent Show case of neighboring count)', hunted corporotton to provide ~ pu- Pions, is the statutory 11th annual appearance oi r 1966 This show, to be staged through her purse and found she vale water system for a etgs mns, "".:::in I = =~=ts• c:.~ !;.~':!er a~ Th =b~ ",!.ard Q- Whal -coDIOI rhoids? What makelllhem llcb! Can they beoome canl!I"Ous? Be boida pU 01 Amoro or are a form of vsricose vein located at the outlet of the bowel. Th,e cause may be prolonged strainln at stool, a congenttal weakne:s of the tissues surround! the veins of the rectum o:Spregnancy Irritation of any tissue at a l~vel beio that of true pain may cause 0 1 Middleport llllb ' SCIIooL k aDIII : emor- Itching: Piles may itch when there 18 a slight break in the overlying mucous membraoe or wben the stool Is highly acid. PUes do not increase the dao· tetanus to•oid booster to pre- ger of cancer of the rectum veut Infection. but the twa ~ndltiona may coyou are fishing from I exlsl b NOW ytJIJ KNOW th There are now more Z al 14?,000 followers of the oroastr~ faith in the world, aocording to the World Alamac. MODEL 811-968 ~larao-&ou .... -· wall big .. llolp :f4ll ...... llogla .... Dtrlll" v . . . aa.. ... 111111. ..... DOIW! . .. . cmol • ""' .... So - ' Eoiof tbo - .._ C1oar •-::•:•al:~at~11oio= Rhl9wukc..w..r with ltl ~ -TR'liiOWI ._ 1111 Plllt )lOW fott - of ·: ,S't+i ~ ~ SQ~al". ~ ~t VOL. 1 NO. 23 HOSPITAL PICNIC - A lot of swimming and plenty of tasty food was enjoyed Saturday afternoon during the nnual _p1cruc for employees of Me1gs General Hospital and their families, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Seiim J. llaz~;v1cz. The larger p,tcture shows Mrs._ Viola ~dwards, herself several times a grandmother, supervising a group na swtmmm~ tram . Dr. Blazew1cz ISm the nght background. Below, Nurses Bonnie McFarland and Darlene l'ldan, along wtlh Lab Techmcoan Mary Bowman, at right, prepare to serve barbecue hotdogs. SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1966 SECOND SECTION Termination of Baker's Contract 'Will he Challenged Says Attorney i The 15th session of the public lone dissenting voter in all ac- lion of the Ohio Revised Code,' a ~ vote with bolb lllorpa hearing of Clay Baker, ousted tion against Baker said no. pertaining to termination of a and J, Merrill Carter joJaiDI b local superintendent, ended Abstaining were board presi- contract, read into the record majority of the board Friday night when the South- ~' dent John R. Morgan and J . of the public hearing, as folSbeell aUed •&or lltl western Local School District Merrill Carter, both of whom, lows: bnnl ' ~ board of education voted to while sitting In judgment, a- "3319.16. After bearing, the diu&• .. -·-terminate Baker's contract. gamst Baker, llad left the benchl board, by majority vote, may cain abstained from vallltll After about 25 minutes deiib- to testify against the oosted lo- enter upon its minutes an order on the tte<ODd roD ea11, ttlatin(: eration, at the conclusion of cal superintendent. of termination." "'I have already voted; I'm DOt the hearing which began .May Warren F. Sheets, defense Prosecuting attorney John A. taking part in aoy lllt«al vote." 21, the board voted to lenni- counsel for Baker, objected to Epling, legal counsel lor the , nate Baker's contract by a 2.-1 the board's action pointing out board, after some argument, Baker 1 counsel uld Saluro vote. that a majority of the board did asked the board to vote again. day morning that U ~ On roil call, John Uoyd, not vole to terminate Baker's Sheets again objected, aod was will he llled in GaDia C!OUIIlJ vice-president, and Charles contract. He was overruled. again overruled. Tbe board vot- COIIliDOil pleu court, and lbal Carter voied yes. Oscar L. Cain Sheets had the followm;: sec- ed again and this time It was a tr~!1.~. lbe II tlel8ioa ..::::.:.:=:~;___:__;___:___ _ _ _ _ ____;:_____!_ __:::__ _ _;___:____;_____:_::IPublic - - II belni prepal'ed . __._::! ..... Ia. you h rm .. Medicare Covering 33.,000 BIG 18 THIS IS Ill t1 m·tnt·t·~;:~:·: · 1 'loi: •' to-. ol._ rx JW&r BaUoct r 1 Is a gmduate of Pomeroy Higb School. - - - - - ::.:.1. H REFRIGERATOR T-.'llte tbJiBecl CDt kllchiDI . _ T•lr:" d ·gr a.cr.allcl , 'wd fg 'eo .. BOYD PROMOTED Frederick c. Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs. WUUam M. Boyd, 203 Rock Sl, Pomeroy, bu been romoted to altman first class the U S Air Force. Airman Boyd a .vehicle oper· ator at Lockbourne AFB. He &ei from your Oesh thea snippeel off with a wire cutter Your doctor Is equipped to &, this and pve you anliblollco und • THIS 13 CU. FT. GilSON • BIG 16 CU. FT. :b tioned a\ Fort . Bragg, N. C., ami arrived overseas in Oc!Ober ~9Gii. HF li a 18112 graduata No Gimmicks! No Give-Aways! JUST GOOD GIBSON PRODUCTS AT THE LOWEST PRICES!! $299 Representatives of the Ohio !dents," said Crisp. ,year. 111011 plantin( JII'OII'- 1!1 llf!l!l Water Commission will conduct , The association is a non-prof- Th Le d' C k W ter bed priority areu where OoniiCIII• a hearing this week to detet- it corporation made up of in- A e . a mg tha ~elg !meuurea would l"tl!uirt lliif mine if flood control Is needed terested citizens from the Lead- s."-:n. ~ ' : ' ~ e Uo s COlt, but ltllh ltenefltl, In IUfln the Leading Creek Watershed ing Creek area, its membership D. 1tr~ 1 M . ?""eo" 8_,~ ceas-prone Jiroiec\1. _'l'be mtjilo - County, IIa approXImate . Iy 400. .I 'ts IC' Relgs uiti: area 0 f MelgS tl d un., VIII m.~ m benhip 0 I tha . l~hhed .. The hearmg is slated I o r . . . stoners, . u an • age 0 • claUon Is blunUy ....u.t1a .in ita Thursday, July 14 at 3 p.m., Purpose of the assoctal!on ts CJals, Metgs County Farm Bur- appraisal thai, II CIJIIIIil correct at the Rutland Elementary to effect the _p~ogram of Rood eau, Mtddleport Village oflu:ials, lhe serious 6o.ion problems school gymnasium. contr?i, m~mc1pal water sup- and Pomeroy Village. caused by unwise mining priti!' I "It is of vital importanee that ply, ondustria! water . supply, The association hopes to ac- Iicea over maoy years, bu~-'11 all residents of Meigs county, recreation, practical sot! and compllsb the following: I oeeks to correct lbo8e ....0. Iespecially residents of the wa- forestry management program•, AGRICULTURAL - lmprov- in upper reaches of the basin tershed area, be present at aod_ new Jobs lor restdents of ed plowing, grazing, forest and that are both tecbnicaUy and this meeting," Jack Crisp, Meigs_ County, 30 well as the management practices, aul!- economlcally feasible. chairman of the Leading Creek ~stabhshment of new mdustrles I mented with terracing, strip I 10 the area. Watershed Assn .• said. !cropping and erosional meas- l FLOOD CON"I'ROL - Flood 1 "The lack of good attendance Crisp said the loss of salar-~ ures. · pmlecUon m~ ~ IN at this meeting would probably , ies of employees alone being MINING --:- Control of sourc- cbamel impiUve&~.~t­ be mterpreted by the commio-' blocked by flood waters from es of actd mme water pollutton, mg, brush aod tree ti, sion that the proposed project getting to work would amount reclamation of mine opou · channel atralgblelllng, and upis not wanted by our resi- to approximately $20,000 per 1 banks and selective reforests- stream floor s':=t! ~ !59th Engineer GfOUP, entered ' 95 -- lbe Army in June ,'1965. B e com leted bulc training .at .FL hemor- Ja~on, ' s. c., wu lui ita- GIVING SMALL TOWN PRICESI MODEl. , .. , • Flood Control Hearing IS Thur· 1 AT THE BIG STORE Another 'Grate' •• ' =~~:. =~~~~~~=eo-.: Pu!.ugb :.:.s\:;;e ofdo": barbs that are not ill use. CUI-to and a first-aid kit with you. ing Is potenUaUy dangerous . sh:p ti~ke::rn:;~ ~h~: ~rvice ed ~n such'manner af payments, racing rapids or sa e a eed th al But the your prey m some Station, Reuter Insurance Agen- agr to e propos · . boat, you have chosen • sport fellow fishermen. Some of cy, Simon's Pick-A-Pau· Shoe lady departed m her sle,~~..~ thst gets you out of doors and :'bazard Is removed from Store, BRW Hardware, Mtddl~- lom??•le, afteghra hfum~lel provides time lor quiet refiec- lhla practice by using ao over· 'port Departme~l Store, Martm you, and SJ o rete . lions. head motion rsther thao a sideRestaurant, Waod Cross Sons on I _ - lll'lll motion. If you prefer the Racine, Kautz Feed Store at Four rural earners of the should move to a · By ROBERT WINGETT I Chest..-, Harden's Grocery in 1Pomeroy Post Office and a de- County area received 1 cbar· 1alter J'~ from your com, "''O~AY'S THOUGHT -It is a wise man who knows Syrat-use, Lewis_ Sohio Service! livery man of Parcel Post mail ler from Bocretary of State Ted safe·ons~ nee ovhen he IS wrong Station at Hsrnsonvolle snd have been presented safe drtv- W Brown Saturday. , pam book from a .... . . _ Millhone Sohio Service Station ong awards Postmaster Char- Arttcles were filed Friday by In removing the filh 0 The 103rd annual Meigs Counly Fm IS JUSt around In Tuppers Plains. les Diehl recently gave cerlifi· the Tuppera Plains • Chester fllh you shoaldth bo~,t!' 10 that the corner. • cates and lapel pms, sponsored Water assoclaUon. The purpose llnnly under, 0 •• le - D. E. Reuter, secretary, IS busy gettmg the 1966 prr A LADY OWNER of a 1966 through the National Safety De- clause said the organization Its bead Cllll t ftop ~ wlsl mium list booklets ready for mailing tfh M~gs f~'le2b model Cadillac got a parking partment for postal employees, seeks~ "~~elate memb~rs ~~ U'"tbe book ::: ~u~l ;,ou to Agricultural Soctely members prwr to e , ugus ltcket in Pomeroy recently. to Fred Goeglein, 36 years; AI- gether to complote, mamtaln - d of a The b':t, Ul! be . &e Little .. - ;uief01 ';ur boat and be .... to heed radio Promoted to A·S4 · w::'boot. Tills waroiDp of an apPmarbtng , . · may body 11"1· otDrm. Wben your boal 11 in Mlehael R. Lillie~ ·II, IIOD01 0:::1while hook ' : , ou are motion keep watchful eye olll Mr. and Mrs. jaCkie Little, Tbls, however, did not bleck her determlnailoa to avoid_paying in exeess of' the UBU81 . 25 eents for such a Ylolatlon. , · "Will you ak acceptth ~;ce By Waylle o. Brudsladt, M.D. stamps to m e up e er- It Is again time to take your ence," she asked has she pr"' fishing tackle out of moth duced them from· er over - balls Wheth dm ' line ac;;;ic~ltural Society ~emb~~ ~~f~";!::0:\.!~~!0.: off ~ bridgt..':.l:, ,.. ... * • • w Ill ... "' . . . . ~~~~~~ ---'-'-t •- maa"'•l a -er available. lloll'l overlold the $218 Model 3612 COMPACT 2 DOOR REFRIGERATOR FREEZER Now, you cao enjoy all the advantsgea of Gibson'• blgh alandard of quality and outstanding feature• at 1 price 10 low it will amaze you! Two separate llarago zones with two aeparate temperatures Jet you store foods properly to keep their pmper flsvor and !reshne11. Gib10n'a uclusivt "Quality Mile" perfoi'IIIIDCe test cbeckllor complete operating efficiency before it ever leaves the factory.lt'a your assurance of trouble-fret dependabililf for yean to comt. 11-111 Wind Symphony Coming lo Meigs-Gallia For River-Front Shows on Julv 27-29-30 Basis of the appeal, dler than points of law during the 15 sesafons, will appareuiiJ be that, after tha hearinl t b e board's action to lormlnate Baker's contract was '"Dot 1 major· lty of tha vote" of the board. bel!•• 11 ou.lt, ' Ia 'J'III You'D bo tllllilod lo .._-at._~ JdtcbiDI . . . TGit d 'ptr ' - ' 3 B 1 hoi tc _,... .. _...,. 1 I .......... .. I _.._ wd I I ... loao .. loolp ""' plaa • loglla .... . . Dtllpv StdM 00.. • • • alii . . we ' 1 . - . Clllli .. ""' wtolo. So ...,. flttloor .. c.~ar • a I :::·::..:ot~61o: ..... I: : ... I ,_a.. I IIIIIILIIIf_... WITH 210 lb. Freezer \ Friday night's hearing with nearly three boors of cruso examlnaUoa of Baker by pro. . cutiDc aliomey EI_>1in1. Board prealdent Morgao was called back for rebuttal testimony to deny, among _ othi!r lbiBgs, that the April Jot aotic. of the April 14 wtlllt. wlaich alated aa its purpo11 ~ terminate tha COD!racl d. Q,aJ jlaker," was draws up Gil QrjJ 12, and DOl DB April 10. The Southweatem Bolnl II Its April 4 re&lliar meeting v~ ed not to rehire Bd'lir Whoso contract explret • ~ 31, 1966. The board lbeD, !lllbsequenUy, on April lf alitiii qain on April 15 voted lo llimiDa!e Baker's coutract - Need An Air Conditioner? GIBSON IN ALL SIZES Check Our Price- Before You BuyI MODEL IWU Moda HU25 6ibs11n Holds 879 llts. Frozea Foods Tbe cl<opendnhk , . _ tbal...,- blq llally .-Ia! Provides meal cdt8r meal wltltoulnullaDce llipl to tho mariutl .•• teop.laado cmd Bcnadallaaq• with nm- latll.-llt 1MJ• Doolgneclb- ..... 5 1~·- YenieDOe with 2 t ; bJe 'xzl ota • lldjnlllllble p tltioaa • .-...L.I • t • .,... ..-• 2 IDtorior cmd pooMr guardlcm llgblo. Built-la IIJib>9, too, to Bne rlqbt up with ldl<:ba d • ota. GO GIBSON WffH THE 2s11 FREUER! cu. ' - ·~: BIG FAMILY • $29995 · :L-----=:::~:::J 17 cu. ft. Dozens of Meals At your Fingertips Dependable Service WITH EVERY SALE Not Just A MoHo, BUT A REALITY! eWE DELIVER ............ at--to-Mio-rtoplaa eWE FINANCE! PHONE 742-4211 Cllldp 1 lkrY•anotn!l-lbopplacJtdJ>o. S«r01 "'...,.. - · too. l>oca1M rou ... bur 1a _.ur"' . . wd a I FCIIDCU Glheoa. quality mea. 1nXIldt hw '""' :r- at ... dOL Aut 1llll: light .-r :::1::11 ~ Yoa on youmaH tbecoanaieru:e ol11lio 1na1f Gllloolo Fr..,.. ia ~ bomo. liGy - cit this pat ...tool I BUY NOW AT THIS BlEAT PillE# EASY PAY DAY TERMS AT RUTLAND FURNITURE ARNOLDGRAJE WHY PAY MORE? COME TO RUTLAND, 0. time without 1'11: · iatter Baker requested a ptlltlle llearlng aod uked ' tbet . . . . . . . galnst hlme be DUidt· tpedllc. The SouthwesterD board at May 2 meeUng oet Mq 11 .. dati fur the hearlq. Dr. Thomas, Optometrist, Joins Father �:~ '· '- ...._. ,, ' . " 1!--The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July Vinton Woman is Fined ( . to.._lllll4r _ } ... f., ' • l h 1 Junice Marcum, :~. Vinlun, Sarr.dt, 51, <-tallipolis, $15 and! $27.50 bond ror lntu"icatlon. arrested by U1e Gallla coumy costs. failure to stop within the Wallace Hou('k, 50. Gallipolis, I sheriff's department, Saturday j assured clear distance; and Job arr ..ted by the State lll&bway In Galhp<>lls munciipal coun, Dewitt, 54, Gallip<>lis, 120 and patrol. was lined f50 l!ld coots was fined $30 and costs l'or costs, intolication. Hanna Per· for overload; Elmer F. Geora•, speeding and $15 and ro!its for :.inger, 53, Gallipolis, forfeited 25, Rt. 1 Vinton, t20 and costs: reckless operation. speed in exeess for road condi· Harley Payne, 59, Bidwell, lions: f:lmer Canterbury, 31, Oak Hill, $20 and costs, fictit.- aiS<l arreslt!d by the sheriff's department, was fined $2d' and co~ts for intoxication. Judge Robert S. Betz, in city 1 - -- - - and costs, left of center, passing al an Intersection: Kenneth 1 Halfhill, 22, Rt. 2 Bidwell, and Roger D. McC:elland, 33, Galli· p<>lis, each 115 and costs, speed· ing; Willlam E. Mitchell, 43, ' and Mildred L. Mllchell, 41, e'" :d \ I Twenty winners of the Venita : Rich Talent Contest Revue. I conducted at the Galli a County · [ Junior Fairgrounds Frtday E g~!Hl!ll ~~~~N d dc N-• H . 0 • • • Ne one was injured but two 1failed tu stop. Tht Sarrelt car 1 vehicles collided wuh cber o: Lebaaoo bas enlisted in the U. s. Marlae Corps and will report to Callforola July zoth. Mescher was griHI· ' uated from Moeller H lh •-b 1 80 8 11 •h 1· ~ · 1 be.,.,.ys bsc p1oo m c·tncoo1anal d • w re e aye rlgbt 111ard 00 their cllamp- I • 1 . mmor l good turnout, one of the fmest 10 hi f tball te beinl .:·first ill extended care nursing home in Me1gs County were discussed' ' by Cong. Walter H. Moeller al ' a luncheon meeting Tuesday, July 5, at Bailey's Restaurant, Pomeroy attended by Meigs County Commissioners, the Veterans Memorial Hospital Commission and the hospital's board of trustees. Harold Sau· er, president of the board, was in charge of the rneetins. Cong. Moeller endorsed and promised whole-hearted aup1 to secure Hilt - Burton and Appalachia funds fo~ such a P""b• ject, and he outlined step ' step the procedure required. He later visited the county hospital and praised officials for 118 efficient and capable managemen!. ted th nolder It la repor at eo • c •f•I p•IDS, pa h ., Gibbons, Russell Brown, Earl Clark, Andrew Cross and Sauer. I Award d c a "' ::,{ "'E CCI ... ·""' 0 "= z 't) [f) ~ ~ ~ VI ~ >al VI 0 l:ll:: u z I d 4-H I .r w 8 t' l .. ~ ·---" 1M: ~" c0 wera Commissioners Kenneth MeElhlnney, Charles Karr, Sr.: hos pllal commission membert Leo Vaughan, Pele Shields, and H ugh Custer, who II also a trustee; and Trustees How· ani Nolan, Ala HosklnJ, Wayne 1 w JJ R IS ..,.., -Q •s h &utoa werf heavily damaged in 1struc:k the back of tht> Miller · damage. No one was injured , ~he ha~ encountered .thus fa;, l t:i~ ~a .:: ~tate 1 rear end collision at 8:55 a. I car ' and no charge was filed . Itn the Southeastern Ohw area. able pro~ss on the nursins Others attendin• were Walter . . 1 · . . . · · t r th t 1 t s !be Greater Clnciaaalf league home 1 h a1r •• •·-n • rn. Fnday m front of Bob Ev- • Mrs. Sarrett was cJ ted to Another purkmg lot acc1dent . A maJ.ony 0 . . e_ a en wa. ! proJe<: as · ,e-.uy ~ Stewart, hospital admlnlstratans Ste1khouse on Eastern Gallipolis municipal court on occurred at 4:58 p. m. Friday, 1m the Jumor dtVIS, 10[]: Par~ICI·; He Is the nephew of Mr. made since Tuesday 11 meettq. or, and Bernard V. Fultz, l•~~"al · t h 1d f G Ilia Me1gs and Mrs. Joho Mlteh of Pom..., ~ve. In Gallipolis. . a charge of failure to slop with-. at lhe A&P Store on Sec'Ond pan s ale rom a ' ·I Altendlng, In addition tD counsel for the hoopltal board. It was one uf three ac<'Jdents in the e~ssllred clear distance. I Ave. Police said Roberta W. Mason and other nearby coun- eroy and his mother is tbe ln~tigated Friday by city AnoUJer two cur co llision oc- ~ Holzer. 45, Gallipolis, was tJes . former Joao Harbrecbt. poliet and brought the year's cu•Ted at 2:10 p. m. friday on • backing out and her car struck Talent of all.lypes was VIeW· e r t i cates, tc es a r e e accklent total to 21l accidents · Eastern Ave ., near the Skid- a parked car owned by Goldia ed m the prellmm~ry revue. SYMPHONY In the first 1119 days of the year.' more MarkeL Officers said that A. Hood. 52, also of Gallipolis The 20 wmners Will appear on 1 Mrs. Yvonne Seally, R e d I Begioner (41 Red Cross pin, Beginner I (Pateh, Tadpole), P~ce said .Geraldine E. Mil· Richard J. Phillips, 27 , Dan- I There was no damage lo the the Talent Revue, which 11 , Cross Swimming lnslruclor at card 11nd patch (Minnow) Tim· Rodney Batley, ,Marty 1D1els, ler, 0. Thurman Star Rt . head- ville. Ky., was backing out of Holzer car and minor damage:;: a feature a~ the G aSI Ja !Continued from Page II) the Middleport Swimming Pool ·my Scltes, Jill Walburn, Patty Debbie Harlenbach, Slepbed northeast , had stopped tu a parking lot just as Evelyn to the right rear fender of jdaun ty. ~tun~r : Jr on atur- ! ians who come from all parts awarded the swimming classes Heaton, Marc Fultz, RonnJe en Jewe11, Kenny Byers, Bo• 1 1of the United States and from with certificates, pins make a Je'ft turn. Behind her, ; Miller, 44, of. 44 Sy<'amore St .,1tht Hood car . No one was in- ~· nlg 'f ~· ;. 1 t R and Casci, lJonel LaFaber, Greg nie Burton, 01~1 Huber, Roy 1 LucUle Sarrett, 51, GallipoUs .. ~a~ - pullmg m.to the lot. Tb~ j~~ ~d and n~- char~ was filed . ~ at l~en~a~ia C~unt~ en J~~~~ ICanad~ and Ja~a~ to perfor~ patches at the conclusion ef Camp, Tommy Roush 1nd Bneswllt, Connie Burton, Lee , Fair will earn 3 trip tc New a vanety of ongmal compos•- the two-weeks course last week. Carl Jeffen. HaU, Trina Gibbs, Kim Kraeut• • sm"""""illlliWJmii'J•exmt!'l!N--'iZII ~ y 0 rk to audition on Ted lions writlen for the brass. Receiving the St!ahorse, tr Befllnner 3, Patch (Fro&), ter, Jean Durst, Janey Scally, Me•gs e • epresen e Bobby Ortl, Midlilep<>rl Park Mack's Origmal Hour televisiOn . woodwind, and percussion line- Rl!lf Cross, pin and patch were Geot'fle Losier, Bob Titus, Dale Beginner I, (Patch, TurUe): dir.ctor ba• announced tbat I up of the orchestra. John Pat Riley, Terri Ingels, Lewis, Mickey Davenport, Judy Jilt Batty, Rickey McKnJ&hl, 'o Club Congre!'IS the Mlddlep<>rt swimming pool ' A opecial. concert for young Leslie Ingels, Pat Cochran, Ka· OWen, Steve Bachner, Dick Roy HeatDn, Glnflel' Cullens, At Ohl " will bel'" remaining open people wtll be presented as ren Baily, Vicki Fletcher. Olh· OWe~, Chuck Follrod, Janet David Camp, Palty Boyles, Vet. Dawn Carper, Patty Dorst, Paliy Koblentz. Donnie , MoiHiay eveoln1• from 6 to 8 wen, with the musicians ers were: Hams and Kim Sebo. vet Swisher, Rook Hajeoourl, ed m van-colored costumes to Cris Ingels, Terry Profitt, A• Cheadle and John Meredith represented Meigs County al j p.m. for adult owlmmlag on· the Ohio 4-H Club Congress .July 6·9 at Ohio State Univer- ' ly. • diStmgUJsh the dtffe~ent secUons Sul't A.olks C o u r t to Cancel gie Profill, Laura Sldall, Kim sily. James H. Meredith , an 1 To qualify as a• adult, 1 "' Weldon, Valerie Lewis, Shayne · . of the orchestra. :lSU sophomore, was a l"'Un· i "Human Motivation ." One re- swim':"ers must be 16 or over. ! At the children's concert, the Brownson, Tod. Clark, Ana 1 ;e'or allh~ congress. peat performance was by Mar· II reSidents take adva.ntage I youngsters will be invited Deed for cres FIIA!b, Crisli Hess, Kathy WhitThe openmg speaker was the ' Jiyn Van De Buer Atler, M1ss of the otgbt 1wimmiag. 1t will board the barge ''Point latch and SberrJ LaFabeL Rev. Oti• Maxfield, pastor of America of 1958. She spoke ·1 be conliDuod lor the rest of Ten Boy Scouts of Syrakcuse t terpoinl" to see the music be· Ed d A t' Alb South Ogden Columbus Crawfish (-ldng Inward · 1964 ,, tile 0n1 'd Troop 242 spent last wee at war us tn an, 272 , • . . LaFa•"' th e F.trst Co mmum·ty Cb orr h in '' bne. 11 y to th e group m ~. summer, ,., . h mg played at hrst hand. fll d t•t· F ·d · Gallia county common pleas lhe1r first patch), "".. Col b "H 1 · Youth 1Th. he t · . "GoBI Camp Arrow ead .. They were . e a pe 1 10n n ay m ••- M u •• ._ " urn us. on e pmg . . " I Is year . ~. oplc was s ruz am~ David Li scomb Steve Wine- ~eneral chalrma~ for th.e court to set aside and cancel a deed to 148.043 acres in en, Jeanna WeaAa, ea nu•r ll ·velop Values foc Lmng. and Dreams. i P . ' . Wmd Symphony'• vi!lt to Galli· Ra T Gallia county eoourl, David Barton, Debra 0_ Everett L'nd Publ'c Rela· ' d T eenagero Th row brenner Cratg Cotlr•ll Rndney . . . . ccoon wp., • K •• . I sey, • July 7 was government ay H 1 n' Kevin Stolle~ Frank· poh• " M1ies T. Epling. Named defendant in the petition was Roland L. Ed· Ha11, -~tt BroWIIliOil, ev.. . linn• Director, Gulf Oil Com- wuh Professor Meno Levenste~n Debris Trasheans 1/ ;a ' J h R't h R' k Many residents of the 1240 Wyandotte Rd Weldon, Juet Horkey, Sbiela pany, Houston, Texas~ festured who sp<>ke at the morning as· NEW YORK (UPII -About Amh 'Dzerk, os n g' r ·~d B;~a~ ' have opened their homes to ,, lion that when Hughes signed Harkey, Tracy Sayre, Windy In the program on F r1<1ay on bl H' · ·c·t· s • Jc Y auva e a I w· d s h 1 · - ·-··-.. sem .Y· IS to~~~. ~as, J 1- 700 marallding leen"'.gen hurl· Ritchart. ~~ ymp ony mus Clans, The plaintiff charges thal th e deed •"" th e pror"""I .... y , he Long, Viekl Hood ' Kathy Hest, Sht Run of Year .zensh1p Responstbthltes. ed bottles, trash cans and other Adults accompanying them, wh1ch, In elfecl, presents a on Aprtl 27 , l!lll6, James Lloyd was lacking In menial capac!· Becky Long IDtl Melodte SlssoD. i . '~ tlle afternoon tb.e gro~p debris from streets and roof- at various times, were Scout· "cultural exchange" Hughes was owner of tlle Rae- ty, dl.le to 8 stroke which bad Made by Firemen viSited the State Capital 1n tops, in a predominantly Negro master John Sauvage, assistant the performers' brief stay here. coon Twp. property, and thai damaged his br~ln, .ID know Oil Dmmt Put on Tile Gallipolis volun- fire downtown Columbus, where : Brooklyn slum area Friday George Holman, who was ac· The Wind Symphony he executed ~ warranty deed what he was domg and thai Firecracker Show t!fpartment made it• 51st run they conducted • mock legiSia- 1night but an elite p<>lice companied by his son Kenton ; gram Will range all lhe way for the property 11 the defend· the defendant was well aware of the year anti tbe fifth of the 'Uve sesSion. : battalion quickly moved in and the Rev. Wendell Stutler, Dick from Vivaldi to Modern Jazz, ant. of Hughes' condllloo, PERTH AMBOY, N. J . (UP!) month ~t 3:25p.m. Friday w a Friday afternoon the group Iquelled the melee. Ash and Bill Winebrenner. and will inclnde outstaiHiing Alban also stales in his peli· Tbe plalniiR also cliarled- Six hundred 55· &atlon oil II'W ltre along Rl. 7-:IS, two loured the campus of Ohto . Asst. Chief inspector J o h n The previous week Keith Lis· works by some of the world's that tbe defendant wu a nepllo drums popped lib lirearaekers miles nonh of Gallipohs. State Umversity. In the even· 1Wyann said the disorder le, Ricky Ash and Franklin most brilliant conlemp<>rary GAllS i 8 Praised ew.of Hu1bes, and that he ex· and foor 1t,Gflll.&allon alonge Seven men and one truck mg there was a symphony pre- I erupted shortly after e p. m. in Rizer were there ror Junior composers. ercised undue mfluence to ob- vats were destroyed Friday 81 made the run. Fire chief James Isen ted by the Columbus Youth the Bedord . stuyvesant section Leader's training. David Lips- TI•e 19 • city 1966 Downriver For Its Standard8 lain the ezecutod deed. a sprawling waterfront oil tank A. Northup sp<>tted lhe ftre Symphony Orchestra. Iof Brooklyn, the scene of wide· comb spent a week for Senior Tour by the Wind Symphony Robert S. Rowe: Dean of Hughes died May 1, 191111 and f~ eruptetl In flames. fran), his car. radioed the Jl<l· Nme hundred boys and girls spread looting and deslruclion Patrol Leader's training, will carry the barge from Vanderbilt Umverslly, m an- on May 17, 191111, bis will was ~IVe persons were Injured lice . department and the. call attended this annual event. . during the summer r~ot of 1964. Ail>gheny and Monongahela nouncmg the InclusiOn of Dell- admltlal 18 Gatlla ceunty pro- wh1le ball& of fire shot lolo lha wu transferred to the f1.re de· i Meigs County delegates were COMPLETES COURSE ers in the Pittsburgh nis Avner on the Dean's List bate court. The pe4llion further air and. ohetls of Oery partmenl. A carelessly diScard· sponsored by the Cihzens Na· l ASK TO WED L'l R·de Chester h•• d tl Oh' t th T for the sprmg of 1966 In the stated that the will of the de- petrochenucals and 10lveoll eel dl;arette from a sin . . . , Ia I nour, ' CUJ own te IO o e ennes. . ed dell red the I tate IDrl I r ed ~ big twnal Bank, the St!niDr Fatr I Applying for • marriage II· completed a course In Cosme- , .. River where the last stop Sehool of Eng~~~eerma, was ceas ve rea es from the drums spread IICI'OU mo ~ ::_~s lSi as. pro a e I Board alid the 4·11 Council, , cense Friday in Gallia coun· wlogy and advance hair sty!· will be ai Knoxville highly complimentary tD Gal· tD the plaintiff. . I narrow channel dividing New ~uMbo !"- ~"'· whi ch burnty probate courl were · Timo- ing at Southertoo • Martz Beau· Th I te hed. I J I lia Academy High scbool for Jersey and New York's Staten - a u,- a ..· u.acre · . e comp e sc u e: u Y 'Is fl ed II I land ""CONVENTION ENDS Island ASKS DIVORCE thy H. Bickers, 18, Bidwell, ty Academy. She is now em· 18 "- . kl . J 1 1• B ' ne uca ona s a.... . · d s j Re ed th L B t - =WIC ey · u Y ' - ea· Mr Avner son of Mr and Richard Browo of Brown and k d 1 ~1;\GE APPLICATIONS _ Sheila Little 317 Park • St true riVer, an on nae ploy at e a Femme eau· l ver Valley · July 211 - Steuben· · ' · Dan! 1 • N 11 'd 1 . .· . ' . . ' Rece 17 Vinton at home. ly Shop In Belpre, ' . Mrs. Max Avner of Hedgewood es a onwt e nsurance Fpilklm Delano Gheen. 29., Middleport, has filed a petition ' ' ' New Martms- Drive, Galtip<>iis, was ai.So ...,. Agency, Gallipolis, returned tD PLACE CHANGED 1 ville; July 22 lyraoose, U. S. Manne Corps, 1 for diVorce from Milton Ltltle, v1lle ; July 24 - Parkersburg; cently app<>inled by the presi· Gallipolis Thursday following a "Effective July 11, lha Social and Donna L. Hayes, 24. ~hd- 1 Jr. , ..me address, In Meigs wimming Pool pen July 26 - Ravenswood ; .July dent of the Vanderbilt student three and one-half days conven- Security representative witt dllptl'l, walll'ess: James Alan County Common Pleas Court. 27 - Pomeroy ; July 29 and 30 body to the cabinet tD repre- lion at Cedar Point, 0 . Brown meet people wbo wish 1o see Nutter, ~. Rt. I, Coo lville. U. The plamliff charges gross nef Ad Gallipolis; July 31 - Ash· sent the sophomore class. He Iwas honored for being one of blm at the Post Office building s. ~rmy_. and Barbara Sue glect o.f duty and extreme cru· Mon a y •ghts o r u ts land ; Aug. 5 -.owensboro; is secretary of student and Itbe IDp production men In the In Pomeroy rather than the city Ha~. II, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, tele· elty. She IS seekmg custody of . Aug. 6 - .Evansville; Aug. 8 public affairs for the schoolll'lesl Virginia, Ohio, and Michl· ball as in lhe past, f!Yery MODo operator. one mmor chtld. Swimming lesson schedules for the remainder of the - Paducah, Aug. 12 - Savan· year of IIIIIH7, san region. day as uaual at 1:30 a.m. summer were announced again today by Yvonne Scally, i nah; Aug. 14 - Florence; Aug. Red Cross swimmin~ instructor at the Middleport pool. ' 16 - Decatur; Aug. 19 - Chat· The schedules mcludes registration to be held Sat- lanooga ; Aug. 22 ~ c urday, July 9, from 10 a.m. until noon at the pool for The popularity of t_h_e pr<!SSI!d beginning July II j Symphony on tour is ••1 continuing through July The following time• and class- in the fact that as many 22. es have been announced by Mrs. 40,000 people have gathered Pool offlclalll also loday an· Seally : ' tbe river banks tD hear a ~ the facility will be op· Ad . gle performance. All the COMPLETE LINE OF USED CARS en e11ery Mtnday from 6-8 p. 9 · t ·Utha.Jm. :- vanct! !~lm· certs, wherever the Symphony · 0.. ~ \.... • • Tho mer WJ umor or .;JEntor m. \for -.~It swmumng. se L'f . tif t u re- plays, are free, and f'hont 593-7781 per&bas Pfticipating in the 1.e ~vmg cer .. ~ca e ly epen to the publie. Monday ; evening swimming . quJre prerequ~sJ e. Athena, 0. must be at least l& years of age. 9 a.m: - Sw~mer, trdving ' passed mterme<:hate. Lt. King Honored 9 4i> · 10:30 a.m. - lnlermed· iale swimming, having passed Upon Graduation Lieutenant Rooald C. advaneed beginners. 10:30 • 11:15, advanced be- Dental Corps, U. S. Navy, son ginners, having the beginners of Dr. and Mrs . Harry H. King or "3," 11:15. noon, and Red of 21 Edgemont Dr., Gallipolis, Cross "4" having passed begin· was honored al graduation cerener 3, noon to 12:45, adult swim· monies June 30 rnarkJng com· mec classes. pletion of his Internship at the All the above class.. a r r U. S. Naval Hospilal In Oak· Red Crl08 except the adult land, Calif. clllsses. Adult IWimmlng on all Lt. Klllt! was among 23 med· levels will be held and adults ical and dental Intern• honored may enroll and will be pla<-ed in by Admiral John Clark, Comclasses according to skill, mandant of the 12th Na•al Dl> July 23 al 10 to noon will be !riel al the Officers' Club. Di· registration for classea to "5" plomas were pre11ented Rear 48 St1to St. Upper Rte. 7 Gallipolis,. Ohio for be,mnersl·z..H. Pool char(· Admiral H. J . Cokely, es for aU tbe above lessons are Corps, commanding officer ~.Sf), lbe hospital. 1!!0 gSl 0 ~~!~tt~~~~ !~·~~;; ~r~;:::: an~~r;•~;;~.~;~:oll M~:: Ste!~n~~laneto secur~~ejport ~~!~P. eRo!~~n~and ~~~oel~r, 1 NEW INSTALJXI'ION _ Charles Merrill, rar ri•ht . completes installa!lon of one , i of the 22 new Ser\i'us-Fones at Crow's Steak !·lou se Drive-Inn area on We~t Main-St. in · of. the G~:~lha Coun Y unlor , Pomeroy. Looking on as Merrill makes adiu•tm ents are Robert [far left) and Thomas Fa1rl>oard. . r Crow. Installation of the new food ordering device Saturday ended an extensive re- I . Approximately 35 persons pa · modeling project in the Drive-Inn area of the Steak House. l>clpated m lhe aud>llons , ':'htch -·- - began at 7 p.m., and contmued -· - - .. - --- -I d ' throug h 10 :30 p.m. ·,nformed local • Venl.ta Rl"h ' lsi On ea In tos ama ge ;. olfic1als that it was a "very • ~ '-"'·- .. Forfeiling bonds on patrol ebarges were Carroll Williams, I29, Robertsbul'l, W. Va., $27.· DISCUSS NURSING HOME - Cong. Waller MoeUer, 50, overhelght vehicle, and Ger· Harold Sauer, Asa Hoskins, Dr, Porras, M. D., and WaJ. Iaid o. Farrar, 25, Jackson, $37.· ter Stewart, Ito r, reYiew steps in obtaining an extended 50, speeding. care nursing home In Meigs County, Later in Week c 11• • . .!! !Jf_E , I~~!k'~\~;.,~ach f2ll and costs, Will be Known 'I D . A H TW0 U VI V ·"'. I • T8 Ient WIOOefS ·. j ~ iious information on an oper1· ; tor 's license; Joseph B. V'an Metre, 60, Wayne, Mich., $20 police cases, fined Jean F. Cobb, 44, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, $15 and costs, speeding; Lucille -- -- ' .' I < 0 -a Ten SyraCUSe Boy SCOUtS 148 Galii·a A At Arrowhead . o-- . 1 1 1< j 1 I s d N• wi}} 0 I 1 : NYE UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN SALES 'e SERVICE e EHective July 14th, 1966 And Untd Further Notice, The GaUipollslanb Wdl R._ln Closed AU Day On '111unday. Open All Other W... Days9 A.M. ulltll3 P.M. COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK OHIO VALLEY BANK ... - .... ~ ....... .. * 35 -1966 BUICKS • BIG DISCOUNTS • LIBERAL TRADES Late Model Trades • Wanted Large Stock Air Conditioned Models SMITH BUICK CO. ., LH e..r-.t.;:. ' ' " •.• ' . . c- /; • 0 �:~ '· '- ...._. ,, ' . " 1!--The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July Vinton Woman is Fined ( . to.._lllll4r _ } ... f., ' • l h 1 Junice Marcum, :~. Vinlun, Sarr.dt, 51, <-tallipolis, $15 and! $27.50 bond ror lntu"icatlon. arrested by U1e Gallla coumy costs. failure to stop within the Wallace Hou('k, 50. Gallipolis, I sheriff's department, Saturday j assured clear distance; and Job arr ..ted by the State lll&bway In Galhp<>lls munciipal coun, Dewitt, 54, Gallip<>lis, 120 and patrol. was lined f50 l!ld coots was fined $30 and costs l'or costs, intolication. Hanna Per· for overload; Elmer F. Geora•, speeding and $15 and ro!its for :.inger, 53, Gallipolis, forfeited 25, Rt. 1 Vinton, t20 and costs: reckless operation. speed in exeess for road condi· Harley Payne, 59, Bidwell, lions: f:lmer Canterbury, 31, Oak Hill, $20 and costs, fictit.- aiS<l arreslt!d by the sheriff's department, was fined $2d' and co~ts for intoxication. Judge Robert S. Betz, in city 1 - -- - - and costs, left of center, passing al an Intersection: Kenneth 1 Halfhill, 22, Rt. 2 Bidwell, and Roger D. McC:elland, 33, Galli· p<>lis, each 115 and costs, speed· ing; Willlam E. Mitchell, 43, ' and Mildred L. Mllchell, 41, e'" :d \ I Twenty winners of the Venita : Rich Talent Contest Revue. I conducted at the Galli a County · [ Junior Fairgrounds Frtday E g~!Hl!ll ~~~~N d dc N-• H . 0 • • • Ne one was injured but two 1failed tu stop. Tht Sarrelt car 1 vehicles collided wuh cber o: Lebaaoo bas enlisted in the U. s. Marlae Corps and will report to Callforola July zoth. Mescher was griHI· ' uated from Moeller H lh •-b 1 80 8 11 •h 1· ~ · 1 be.,.,.ys bsc p1oo m c·tncoo1anal d • w re e aye rlgbt 111ard 00 their cllamp- I • 1 . mmor l good turnout, one of the fmest 10 hi f tball te beinl .:·first ill extended care nursing home in Me1gs County were discussed' ' by Cong. Walter H. Moeller al ' a luncheon meeting Tuesday, July 5, at Bailey's Restaurant, Pomeroy attended by Meigs County Commissioners, the Veterans Memorial Hospital Commission and the hospital's board of trustees. Harold Sau· er, president of the board, was in charge of the rneetins. Cong. Moeller endorsed and promised whole-hearted aup1 to secure Hilt - Burton and Appalachia funds fo~ such a P""b• ject, and he outlined step ' step the procedure required. He later visited the county hospital and praised officials for 118 efficient and capable managemen!. ted th nolder It la repor at eo • c •f•I p•IDS, pa h ., Gibbons, Russell Brown, Earl Clark, Andrew Cross and Sauer. I Award d c a "' ::,{ "'E CCI ... ·""' 0 "= z 't) [f) ~ ~ ~ VI ~ >al VI 0 l:ll:: u z I d 4-H I .r w 8 t' l .. ~ ·---" 1M: ~" c0 wera Commissioners Kenneth MeElhlnney, Charles Karr, Sr.: hos pllal commission membert Leo Vaughan, Pele Shields, and H ugh Custer, who II also a trustee; and Trustees How· ani Nolan, Ala HosklnJ, Wayne 1 w JJ R IS ..,.., -Q •s h &utoa werf heavily damaged in 1struc:k the back of tht> Miller · damage. No one was injured , ~he ha~ encountered .thus fa;, l t:i~ ~a .:: ~tate 1 rear end collision at 8:55 a. I car ' and no charge was filed . Itn the Southeastern Ohw area. able pro~ss on the nursins Others attendin• were Walter . . 1 · . . . · · t r th t 1 t s !be Greater Clnciaaalf league home 1 h a1r •• •·-n • rn. Fnday m front of Bob Ev- • Mrs. Sarrett was cJ ted to Another purkmg lot acc1dent . A maJ.ony 0 . . e_ a en wa. ! proJe<: as · ,e-.uy ~ Stewart, hospital admlnlstratans Ste1khouse on Eastern Gallipolis municipal court on occurred at 4:58 p. m. Friday, 1m the Jumor dtVIS, 10[]: Par~ICI·; He Is the nephew of Mr. made since Tuesday 11 meettq. or, and Bernard V. Fultz, l•~~"al · t h 1d f G Ilia Me1gs and Mrs. Joho Mlteh of Pom..., ~ve. In Gallipolis. . a charge of failure to slop with-. at lhe A&P Store on Sec'Ond pan s ale rom a ' ·I Altendlng, In addition tD counsel for the hoopltal board. It was one uf three ac<'Jdents in the e~ssllred clear distance. I Ave. Police said Roberta W. Mason and other nearby coun- eroy and his mother is tbe ln~tigated Friday by city AnoUJer two cur co llision oc- ~ Holzer. 45, Gallipolis, was tJes . former Joao Harbrecbt. poliet and brought the year's cu•Ted at 2:10 p. m. friday on • backing out and her car struck Talent of all.lypes was VIeW· e r t i cates, tc es a r e e accklent total to 21l accidents · Eastern Ave ., near the Skid- a parked car owned by Goldia ed m the prellmm~ry revue. SYMPHONY In the first 1119 days of the year.' more MarkeL Officers said that A. Hood. 52, also of Gallipolis The 20 wmners Will appear on 1 Mrs. Yvonne Seally, R e d I Begioner (41 Red Cross pin, Beginner I (Pateh, Tadpole), P~ce said .Geraldine E. Mil· Richard J. Phillips, 27 , Dan- I There was no damage lo the the Talent Revue, which 11 , Cross Swimming lnslruclor at card 11nd patch (Minnow) Tim· Rodney Batley, ,Marty 1D1els, ler, 0. Thurman Star Rt . head- ville. Ky., was backing out of Holzer car and minor damage:;: a feature a~ the G aSI Ja !Continued from Page II) the Middleport Swimming Pool ·my Scltes, Jill Walburn, Patty Debbie Harlenbach, Slepbed northeast , had stopped tu a parking lot just as Evelyn to the right rear fender of jdaun ty. ~tun~r : Jr on atur- ! ians who come from all parts awarded the swimming classes Heaton, Marc Fultz, RonnJe en Jewe11, Kenny Byers, Bo• 1 1of the United States and from with certificates, pins make a Je'ft turn. Behind her, ; Miller, 44, of. 44 Sy<'amore St .,1tht Hood car . No one was in- ~· nlg 'f ~· ;. 1 t R and Casci, lJonel LaFaber, Greg nie Burton, 01~1 Huber, Roy 1 LucUle Sarrett, 51, GallipoUs .. ~a~ - pullmg m.to the lot. Tb~ j~~ ~d and n~- char~ was filed . ~ at l~en~a~ia C~unt~ en J~~~~ ICanad~ and Ja~a~ to perfor~ patches at the conclusion ef Camp, Tommy Roush 1nd Bneswllt, Connie Burton, Lee , Fair will earn 3 trip tc New a vanety of ongmal compos•- the two-weeks course last week. Carl Jeffen. HaU, Trina Gibbs, Kim Kraeut• • sm"""""illlliWJmii'J•exmt!'l!N--'iZII ~ y 0 rk to audition on Ted lions writlen for the brass. Receiving the St!ahorse, tr Befllnner 3, Patch (Fro&), ter, Jean Durst, Janey Scally, Me•gs e • epresen e Bobby Ortl, Midlilep<>rl Park Mack's Origmal Hour televisiOn . woodwind, and percussion line- Rl!lf Cross, pin and patch were Geot'fle Losier, Bob Titus, Dale Beginner I, (Patch, TurUe): dir.ctor ba• announced tbat I up of the orchestra. John Pat Riley, Terri Ingels, Lewis, Mickey Davenport, Judy Jilt Batty, Rickey McKnJ&hl, 'o Club Congre!'IS the Mlddlep<>rt swimming pool ' A opecial. concert for young Leslie Ingels, Pat Cochran, Ka· OWen, Steve Bachner, Dick Roy HeatDn, Glnflel' Cullens, At Ohl " will bel'" remaining open people wtll be presented as ren Baily, Vicki Fletcher. Olh· OWe~, Chuck Follrod, Janet David Camp, Palty Boyles, Vet. Dawn Carper, Patty Dorst, Paliy Koblentz. Donnie , MoiHiay eveoln1• from 6 to 8 wen, with the musicians ers were: Hams and Kim Sebo. vet Swisher, Rook Hajeoourl, ed m van-colored costumes to Cris Ingels, Terry Profitt, A• Cheadle and John Meredith represented Meigs County al j p.m. for adult owlmmlag on· the Ohio 4-H Club Congress .July 6·9 at Ohio State Univer- ' ly. • diStmgUJsh the dtffe~ent secUons Sul't A.olks C o u r t to Cancel gie Profill, Laura Sldall, Kim sily. James H. Meredith , an 1 To qualify as a• adult, 1 "' Weldon, Valerie Lewis, Shayne · . of the orchestra. :lSU sophomore, was a l"'Un· i "Human Motivation ." One re- swim':"ers must be 16 or over. ! At the children's concert, the Brownson, Tod. Clark, Ana 1 ;e'or allh~ congress. peat performance was by Mar· II reSidents take adva.ntage I youngsters will be invited Deed for cres FIIA!b, Crisli Hess, Kathy WhitThe openmg speaker was the ' Jiyn Van De Buer Atler, M1ss of the otgbt 1wimmiag. 1t will board the barge ''Point latch and SberrJ LaFabeL Rev. Oti• Maxfield, pastor of America of 1958. She spoke ·1 be conliDuod lor the rest of Ten Boy Scouts of Syrakcuse t terpoinl" to see the music be· Ed d A t' Alb South Ogden Columbus Crawfish (-ldng Inward · 1964 ,, tile 0n1 'd Troop 242 spent last wee at war us tn an, 272 , • . . LaFa•"' th e F.trst Co mmum·ty Cb orr h in '' bne. 11 y to th e group m ~. summer, ,., . h mg played at hrst hand. fll d t•t· F ·d · Gallia county common pleas lhe1r first patch), "".. Col b "H 1 · Youth 1Th. he t · . "GoBI Camp Arrow ead .. They were . e a pe 1 10n n ay m ••- M u •• ._ " urn us. on e pmg . . " I Is year . ~. oplc was s ruz am~ David Li scomb Steve Wine- ~eneral chalrma~ for th.e court to set aside and cancel a deed to 148.043 acres in en, Jeanna WeaAa, ea nu•r ll ·velop Values foc Lmng. and Dreams. i P . ' . Wmd Symphony'• vi!lt to Galli· Ra T Gallia county eoourl, David Barton, Debra 0_ Everett L'nd Publ'c Rela· ' d T eenagero Th row brenner Cratg Cotlr•ll Rndney . . . . ccoon wp., • K •• . I sey, • July 7 was government ay H 1 n' Kevin Stolle~ Frank· poh• " M1ies T. Epling. Named defendant in the petition was Roland L. Ed· Ha11, -~tt BroWIIliOil, ev.. . linn• Director, Gulf Oil Com- wuh Professor Meno Levenste~n Debris Trasheans 1/ ;a ' J h R't h R' k Many residents of the 1240 Wyandotte Rd Weldon, Juet Horkey, Sbiela pany, Houston, Texas~ festured who sp<>ke at the morning as· NEW YORK (UPII -About Amh 'Dzerk, os n g' r ·~d B;~a~ ' have opened their homes to ,, lion that when Hughes signed Harkey, Tracy Sayre, Windy In the program on F r1<1ay on bl H' · ·c·t· s • Jc Y auva e a I w· d s h 1 · - ·-··-.. sem .Y· IS to~~~. ~as, J 1- 700 marallding leen"'.gen hurl· Ritchart. ~~ ymp ony mus Clans, The plaintiff charges thal th e deed •"" th e pror"""I .... y , he Long, Viekl Hood ' Kathy Hest, Sht Run of Year .zensh1p Responstbthltes. ed bottles, trash cans and other Adults accompanying them, wh1ch, In elfecl, presents a on Aprtl 27 , l!lll6, James Lloyd was lacking In menial capac!· Becky Long IDtl Melodte SlssoD. i . '~ tlle afternoon tb.e gro~p debris from streets and roof- at various times, were Scout· "cultural exchange" Hughes was owner of tlle Rae- ty, dl.le to 8 stroke which bad Made by Firemen viSited the State Capital 1n tops, in a predominantly Negro master John Sauvage, assistant the performers' brief stay here. coon Twp. property, and thai damaged his br~ln, .ID know Oil Dmmt Put on Tile Gallipolis volun- fire downtown Columbus, where : Brooklyn slum area Friday George Holman, who was ac· The Wind Symphony he executed ~ warranty deed what he was domg and thai Firecracker Show t!fpartment made it• 51st run they conducted • mock legiSia- 1night but an elite p<>lice companied by his son Kenton ; gram Will range all lhe way for the property 11 the defend· the defendant was well aware of the year anti tbe fifth of the 'Uve sesSion. : battalion quickly moved in and the Rev. Wendell Stutler, Dick from Vivaldi to Modern Jazz, ant. of Hughes' condllloo, PERTH AMBOY, N. J . (UP!) month ~t 3:25p.m. Friday w a Friday afternoon the group Iquelled the melee. Ash and Bill Winebrenner. and will inclnde outstaiHiing Alban also stales in his peli· Tbe plalniiR also cliarled- Six hundred 55· &atlon oil II'W ltre along Rl. 7-:IS, two loured the campus of Ohto . Asst. Chief inspector J o h n The previous week Keith Lis· works by some of the world's that tbe defendant wu a nepllo drums popped lib lirearaekers miles nonh of Gallipohs. State Umversity. In the even· 1Wyann said the disorder le, Ricky Ash and Franklin most brilliant conlemp<>rary GAllS i 8 Praised ew.of Hu1bes, and that he ex· and foor 1t,Gflll.&allon alonge Seven men and one truck mg there was a symphony pre- I erupted shortly after e p. m. in Rizer were there ror Junior composers. ercised undue mfluence to ob- vats were destroyed Friday 81 made the run. Fire chief James Isen ted by the Columbus Youth the Bedord . stuyvesant section Leader's training. David Lips- TI•e 19 • city 1966 Downriver For Its Standard8 lain the ezecutod deed. a sprawling waterfront oil tank A. Northup sp<>tted lhe ftre Symphony Orchestra. Iof Brooklyn, the scene of wide· comb spent a week for Senior Tour by the Wind Symphony Robert S. Rowe: Dean of Hughes died May 1, 191111 and f~ eruptetl In flames. fran), his car. radioed the Jl<l· Nme hundred boys and girls spread looting and deslruclion Patrol Leader's training, will carry the barge from Vanderbilt Umverslly, m an- on May 17, 191111, bis will was ~IVe persons were Injured lice . department and the. call attended this annual event. . during the summer r~ot of 1964. Ail>gheny and Monongahela nouncmg the InclusiOn of Dell- admltlal 18 Gatlla ceunty pro- wh1le ball& of fire shot lolo lha wu transferred to the f1.re de· i Meigs County delegates were COMPLETES COURSE ers in the Pittsburgh nis Avner on the Dean's List bate court. The pe4llion further air and. ohetls of Oery partmenl. A carelessly diScard· sponsored by the Cihzens Na· l ASK TO WED L'l R·de Chester h•• d tl Oh' t th T for the sprmg of 1966 In the stated that the will of the de- petrochenucals and 10lveoll eel dl;arette from a sin . . . , Ia I nour, ' CUJ own te IO o e ennes. . ed dell red the I tate IDrl I r ed ~ big twnal Bank, the St!niDr Fatr I Applying for • marriage II· completed a course In Cosme- , .. River where the last stop Sehool of Eng~~~eerma, was ceas ve rea es from the drums spread IICI'OU mo ~ ::_~s lSi as. pro a e I Board alid the 4·11 Council, , cense Friday in Gallia coun· wlogy and advance hair sty!· will be ai Knoxville highly complimentary tD Gal· tD the plaintiff. . I narrow channel dividing New ~uMbo !"- ~"'· whi ch burnty probate courl were · Timo- ing at Southertoo • Martz Beau· Th I te hed. I J I lia Academy High scbool for Jersey and New York's Staten - a u,- a ..· u.acre · . e comp e sc u e: u Y 'Is fl ed II I land ""CONVENTION ENDS Island ASKS DIVORCE thy H. Bickers, 18, Bidwell, ty Academy. She is now em· 18 "- . kl . J 1 1• B ' ne uca ona s a.... . · d s j Re ed th L B t - =WIC ey · u Y ' - ea· Mr Avner son of Mr and Richard Browo of Brown and k d 1 ~1;\GE APPLICATIONS _ Sheila Little 317 Park • St true riVer, an on nae ploy at e a Femme eau· l ver Valley · July 211 - Steuben· · ' · Dan! 1 • N 11 'd 1 . .· . ' . . ' Rece 17 Vinton at home. ly Shop In Belpre, ' . Mrs. Max Avner of Hedgewood es a onwt e nsurance Fpilklm Delano Gheen. 29., Middleport, has filed a petition ' ' ' New Martms- Drive, Galtip<>iis, was ai.So ...,. Agency, Gallipolis, returned tD PLACE CHANGED 1 ville; July 22 lyraoose, U. S. Manne Corps, 1 for diVorce from Milton Ltltle, v1lle ; July 24 - Parkersburg; cently app<>inled by the presi· Gallipolis Thursday following a "Effective July 11, lha Social and Donna L. Hayes, 24. ~hd- 1 Jr. , ..me address, In Meigs wimming Pool pen July 26 - Ravenswood ; .July dent of the Vanderbilt student three and one-half days conven- Security representative witt dllptl'l, walll'ess: James Alan County Common Pleas Court. 27 - Pomeroy ; July 29 and 30 body to the cabinet tD repre- lion at Cedar Point, 0 . Brown meet people wbo wish 1o see Nutter, ~. Rt. I, Coo lville. U. The plamliff charges gross nef Ad Gallipolis; July 31 - Ash· sent the sophomore class. He Iwas honored for being one of blm at the Post Office building s. ~rmy_. and Barbara Sue glect o.f duty and extreme cru· Mon a y •ghts o r u ts land ; Aug. 5 -.owensboro; is secretary of student and Itbe IDp production men In the In Pomeroy rather than the city Ha~. II, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, tele· elty. She IS seekmg custody of . Aug. 6 - .Evansville; Aug. 8 public affairs for the schoolll'lesl Virginia, Ohio, and Michl· ball as in lhe past, f!Yery MODo operator. one mmor chtld. Swimming lesson schedules for the remainder of the - Paducah, Aug. 12 - Savan· year of IIIIIH7, san region. day as uaual at 1:30 a.m. summer were announced again today by Yvonne Scally, i nah; Aug. 14 - Florence; Aug. Red Cross swimmin~ instructor at the Middleport pool. ' 16 - Decatur; Aug. 19 - Chat· The schedules mcludes registration to be held Sat- lanooga ; Aug. 22 ~ c urday, July 9, from 10 a.m. until noon at the pool for The popularity of t_h_e pr<!SSI!d beginning July II j Symphony on tour is ••1 continuing through July The following time• and class- in the fact that as many 22. es have been announced by Mrs. 40,000 people have gathered Pool offlclalll also loday an· Seally : ' tbe river banks tD hear a ~ the facility will be op· Ad . gle performance. All the COMPLETE LINE OF USED CARS en e11ery Mtnday from 6-8 p. 9 · t ·Utha.Jm. :- vanct! !~lm· certs, wherever the Symphony · 0.. ~ \.... • • Tho mer WJ umor or .;JEntor m. \for -.~It swmumng. se L'f . tif t u re- plays, are free, and f'hont 593-7781 per&bas Pfticipating in the 1.e ~vmg cer .. ~ca e ly epen to the publie. Monday ; evening swimming . quJre prerequ~sJ e. Athena, 0. must be at least l& years of age. 9 a.m: - Sw~mer, trdving ' passed mterme<:hate. Lt. King Honored 9 4i> · 10:30 a.m. - lnlermed· iale swimming, having passed Upon Graduation Lieutenant Rooald C. advaneed beginners. 10:30 • 11:15, advanced be- Dental Corps, U. S. Navy, son ginners, having the beginners of Dr. and Mrs . Harry H. King or "3," 11:15. noon, and Red of 21 Edgemont Dr., Gallipolis, Cross "4" having passed begin· was honored al graduation cerener 3, noon to 12:45, adult swim· monies June 30 rnarkJng com· mec classes. pletion of his Internship at the All the above class.. a r r U. S. Naval Hospilal In Oak· Red Crl08 except the adult land, Calif. clllsses. Adult IWimmlng on all Lt. Klllt! was among 23 med· levels will be held and adults ical and dental Intern• honored may enroll and will be pla<-ed in by Admiral John Clark, Comclasses according to skill, mandant of the 12th Na•al Dl> July 23 al 10 to noon will be !riel al the Officers' Club. Di· registration for classea to "5" plomas were pre11ented Rear 48 St1to St. Upper Rte. 7 Gallipolis,. Ohio for be,mnersl·z..H. Pool char(· Admiral H. J . Cokely, es for aU tbe above lessons are Corps, commanding officer ~.Sf), lbe hospital. 1!!0 gSl 0 ~~!~tt~~~~ !~·~~;; ~r~;:::: an~~r;•~;;~.~;~:oll M~:: Ste!~n~~laneto secur~~ejport ~~!~P. eRo!~~n~and ~~~oel~r, 1 NEW INSTALJXI'ION _ Charles Merrill, rar ri•ht . completes installa!lon of one , i of the 22 new Ser\i'us-Fones at Crow's Steak !·lou se Drive-Inn area on We~t Main-St. in · of. the G~:~lha Coun Y unlor , Pomeroy. Looking on as Merrill makes adiu•tm ents are Robert [far left) and Thomas Fa1rl>oard. . r Crow. Installation of the new food ordering device Saturday ended an extensive re- I . Approximately 35 persons pa · modeling project in the Drive-Inn area of the Steak House. l>clpated m lhe aud>llons , ':'htch -·- - began at 7 p.m., and contmued -· - - .. - --- -I d ' throug h 10 :30 p.m. ·,nformed local • Venl.ta Rl"h ' lsi On ea In tos ama ge ;. olfic1als that it was a "very • ~ '-"'·- .. Forfeiling bonds on patrol ebarges were Carroll Williams, I29, Robertsbul'l, W. Va., $27.· DISCUSS NURSING HOME - Cong. Waller MoeUer, 50, overhelght vehicle, and Ger· Harold Sauer, Asa Hoskins, Dr, Porras, M. D., and WaJ. Iaid o. Farrar, 25, Jackson, $37.· ter Stewart, Ito r, reYiew steps in obtaining an extended 50, speeding. care nursing home In Meigs County, Later in Week c 11• • . .!! !Jf_E , I~~!k'~\~;.,~ach f2ll and costs, Will be Known 'I D . A H TW0 U VI V ·"'. I • T8 Ient WIOOefS ·. j ~ iious information on an oper1· ; tor 's license; Joseph B. V'an Metre, 60, Wayne, Mich., $20 police cases, fined Jean F. Cobb, 44, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, $15 and costs, speeding; Lucille -- -- ' .' I < 0 -a Ten SyraCUSe Boy SCOUtS 148 Galii·a A At Arrowhead . o-- . 1 1 1< j 1 I s d N• wi}} 0 I 1 : NYE UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN SALES 'e SERVICE e EHective July 14th, 1966 And Untd Further Notice, The GaUipollslanb Wdl R._ln Closed AU Day On '111unday. Open All Other W... Days9 A.M. ulltll3 P.M. COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK OHIO VALLEY BANK ... - .... ~ ....... .. * 35 -1966 BUICKS • BIG DISCOUNTS • LIBERAL TRADES Late Model Trades • Wanted Large Stock Air Conditioned Models SMITH BUICK CO. ., LH e..r-.t.;:. ' ' " •.• ' . . c- /; • 0 �' .. ' 12--The SundayTimJ!S·Sentlnel, Sunday, July 10, 1Pil4J Vinton Woman is Fined - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 10, 1966-11 J Janice Marcum , 3.1, Vmlon. S<.~rrcU , 51 , Gallipolis, $15 and $27.50 bund for Intoxication. arrested by the liallia county costs. failure to stop within the Wallace Houck. 50. Gallipoli!l, sberit'C's department, Saturday assured clear distance; and Job arrested by the State Highway in Gallipolis munclipal court, ' DewitT: 54, Gallipolis, $20 and ~alrol. was fined f50 and custs was fined S30 and- rost~ far eosts, tntoz:ication. Hanna Per- ror overload; Elmer F. Gtor1,. speeding and $15 and cost.s ror singfr, 53, Gallipolis, forffited 25, Rt. 1 Vinton, and MAts, re<:kless opel"3tion. speed in excess for road condl· Harley Payne, 59, B i d w e l l , l lions: F.lmer Canterbury, 31, also arresled by the sheriff's Oak Hill, $20 and <'Ollis, flcli~ department, was fined $211 and j ious information on an operacosts for intoxication . tor's license; Joseph B. Van 1 Judge Robert S. Betz, in city Metre, 60, Wayne, Mich., $20 police cases, fined Jean F. and costs, left of center, passCobb, 44, Rl. 2 Gallipolis, $15 ing at an inlersecllon: Kenneth , lind costs, speeding; Luci lle Halfhill, 22, Rt. 2 Bidwell, and - ------ --- - -Roger D. McClelland, :13, Galli· I 1 \\ no \ I' Talent Winners Will be Known polis, each $15 and costs, speed· ing: William E. Mitchell, 43, and Mildred L .. Mitchell, 41. , Gallipolis, each $20 and l'OSts, ' intoxication. Forfeiting bonds on patrol ! 1 charges were Carroll Williamo, 2!1, Robertsburg, W. Va., #/.· DISCUSS NURSING HOME - Cong. Walter MoeUer, 10, overheight vehicle, and Ger- Harold Sauer, Asa Hoskins, Dr. Porras, M. D., and Wa!. 1aid 0. Farrar, 25, Jackson, $37.· ter Stewart, I to r, review steps in obtaining an extended 50, speeding, care nursing home In ~eigs County. 1 Later in Week ! NEW IN,STAI.LATION - Charles Merrill, far rig~t of t.he 22 new Servus·Fones at Crow's Sl.eak House D Pomeroy. Looking on as Merrill makes adjustment• Crow. Installation of the new food ordering device ! modellng project in the Drive-Inn area of the Steak J --- - ----- l'fHllnlPIPiil in.:otall.tin .. ,.f ....... I Twenty wilmers of the Venita Rich Talent Contest Revue, conducted at th~ Gallia Cmtnty Juniur ~·airgrounds Friday I night, will be named sometime B. this week according to B. Matthews and Waldo F. Brown I JOE MESCHER -- ~ 1 • •· - ~ -- 'l;,wo Autos Heavily Damag~ N~. one was injured but two) failed to stop. The Sarrett IUI.oA were heavily damaged in : struck the lNick of the N. 1 rear end. collision at 8:55 a. l car. m. Friday m front of Bob Ev-1 Mrs. Sarrett was cited ans Steakhouse on ~vt. in G&llii'Oiis. Eastern Ga llipolis municipal court . a charge of failure to slop 1 Jt was ooe of three accidents in the assured cl~ar distal ln~tigated Friday by city Another two car collision ~li~ and brought the year's curred 11l 2:10 p. m. Frida: ICCident totlll lo 211 acr.idents Eastern Ave., near the : In the first IU9 days of the year.' more MarkeL Officers said Ptqlce said Geraldine E. Mil· Richard J . Phillips, 27, ; ler, 41, Thurman Star Rt., head- . ville, Ky., was backing ou -ed northeast, llad stopped to a parking lot just as Ev make a len turn . Behind her.J Miller, 44, of 44 Sycamore LucWt Sarrett, 51, Gallipolis, was pulling into the lot. Meigs is Well-Represented At Ohio 4-H Club Congres~ Dawn Carper, Patty Dorst, Patly Koblentz, Don Cheadle and John Meredith represented Meigs Count) the Ohio 4-H Club Congress July 6-9 at Ohio State Unh sity. James H. Meredith, an' :>SU sophomore, was a coun· i '' Human Motivation .'' One ie1or at the congress. i peat performance was by !\ The opening speaker was the : ilyn Van De Buer Atier, ~ Rev. Otis Maxfield, pastcr of , America of 1958. She sp the First Community Church in Ibriefly to the group in 1964 Columbus , on "Helping Yooth l This year her topic was "G ll""velop Values for Living." : and Dreams." Evemt _Lindsey, Public ~ell· I July 7 was government Puna 01rector, Gulf Oil Com- with Professor Meno LevenSl pany, Houston, Teaas, featured wh s k 1 lh . In tho program on Friday on po e. a e mornm.~ - - --___ sembly. H1s top1c was ( Sill Ruu of Year ·zenship Responsibilities." I In the afternoon the g:r1 Made by Fiftlmen :visited the Slate Capital The G211ipoljo Yolunt.er fire downtown Columbus, wh· dfpart!jl<nl n{ade its 51st run , they COIIducted a mock legi1 of lhe year and thO fifth of the live session. IIIOIIlli ..til 3::16 p.m. Friday lo a Friday aflernoon the grt fll'&ll fire along RL 7-35, lwo toured the campus of 0 mllu north of Galhpohs. Slate University. In the ev Sevea men and one truck ing there was a symphony p made lhe run. Fire chief James Isented by the Columbus V01 A, N<lrthup spotted the fire Symphony Orchestra, lron'J' his car. radioed the po. , Nine hundred boys and gl lk!e ;lfePartmenl and !be call ' atlended this annual eve wu 1ranoferred to the fire de- !Me'g C IY d 1 ••• .........-.. t A d. 1 s oun e egaloClll Wt t-- .-.n . care 1ess1Y ~ ~ca_rd· :1sponsored by the Citizens r til cfiMn!llo from a passmg tiona! Bank, the Senior F IIJOI«Ist waa hsted as probable :Boa d 8 nd th 4 H Co .1 UUJI ol Aile blaze. which burn· r e · unci · ° 1 M about_a .If-acre. ASKS DIVORCE Af41¥llj!,GE APPLICATIONS Sheila utile, 317 Park Ft.Jll<lin Driano Gheen, 29. Muldleport, has flied a petili lyri<!U!IO, U. S, Marine Corps, i for divorce from Milton Litl and Derma L. Hayes, 24, Mid- IJr , same address, in Me' dltpllli, ll'altress; James Alan I County Common Pleas Cou Nutte, liJ, Rt. I, Cool viii•, U. lThe plaintiff charges gross 1 S. ~rmy,. tod Barbara Sue Iglee! of duty and extreme ct Halik, Rl. 3, Pomeroy, lele·lelty. She is seeking custody . . one mmor child. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . )fYE UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN @ :; f:'e SALlS - - - - - - - -- - - - : : : ";~ Cob WCliS TV-I WRTN T\'-11 e Phone 593-7781 EHective July 14th, 1966 ~ FurtwNotlce, The Galipol WUI Remain Closed AI Day 0~ Open All Other Week Days 9 AJ4 \ '·COMMERCIAL & SA FIRST NATIONAL OHIO VALLEY W.M.P.O. Radio ' 5,50 Mel~s CT RFD EASTERN STANDARD TIME 5:55 News. Cbann<!l 4 Movies \ ~', : ~~~Iller Show ,., 1 novlirht 1966 JUlY L,__!1_,_1_ 11:011 Hem's Dairy Bar Top 11:30 -:u!~w& RoDer's Top 3 4· 5 w-- i f ;_s_ ' 1 2 G 1 . si 9 lO 11 '1213 '14 15 '16 - 17:1819 20 ,21 22 123 1 24 125 ,26 ,27 28 '29 30 1 31 ' ' . and RADIO The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 10, 1966-- JOAN CROSBY'S TV NOT EBOOI( wens wQ•z TV-S Bob Crane Comes Strong ··~ g-oo Cartoon• God Is Pig I!ealles 11 ·1111 Ton Cat (Col.) Tom & Jerry 11 :31) Fury Qulclr Draw Cartoon I\IAI!lll• Gorilla Father Skv Kina Linus 12:30 Movie 12:45Fllclnl 1:00 '!torclter 1:30 Ru•s BUIIIIJ Monster Roppltv Hooper Bandstand Llvin~ Legion ~- 45-Jubltee Beanv :md C~ 111·00 Lamp lA ·, . - Look Up Peter Potamus r,.mera 3 Bullwinkle Film Oi"cnverv 10· 45 l.ivine World 11·1111 Ult 11 111 ('hristlnheni 1? M - TV f'tHU'Iel 12 ·,0 400 Yeats Face 'M1e Noticn ,.,"" ABC Soope Auo::fri~ 12:45 Roberts Crusad• 1:00 Meet Pre,. Orflll 1:30 At Issue H!>- Faring Life Rarmony BOY! 2:00 Soc. Security Lighlhou"' I 1 w*' RPITeve 2·'W Spts. Spectacular 2A5 Heart & Hand Th~atre 2:30 I Detectiv~ Talent Hunl Movie 4•110 Singin' Time 4::111 5:110 Viet Nam 5:30 Mr. Ed Ted Mack •' 6·110-Newo 8:30 News 'lOt.h Century , J Donna Reed San Francisco Beat Addams' Family 7:011- Lassie Martian Voyagr Ed Sullivan F.B.I. 7::10 Walt Disney \ I ' -oy, Route 1, tching marri· R ·h e ous • "?n louie 1. Miss ool this year m Pomeroy. ntrol depart· eport, and Is 53 The open at 7:30 ft .m. ·p tion WI. be Matrons Patrons Of Past Years Are Recognized · Neigler Family Reunion Held At Harden Home N:~er~~:i./"':.~ou~~~ J:; 1 4th, at the home of Mr. and I Mrs. William Hardeo Syracuse. Racine Ro d i P8llt Matrons and Past Patrons of Evangeline ChapA delici.::.· icoic dinner was ler, Order of the E;c;terr. Stars, were honored Thursday . d P by Mr and evening at the regular meeting of the chapter. Mr. and eajoye a1 noon · Mrs. William King presided as worthy matron and worMrs. Robert R. Hardeo, dangh- Past matrons of the chapter 1 ter Pam and soo Ralph of Nor- were recognized and presented read from Mrs. Jobn Vroman folk, Va. , Mrs. Drucy House, with roses by the worthy rna. , Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, tr 'lh Mr Be . K' Plans were made for Friend ' . on . w1•• sSie . daughters Melissa aod Marc1a; trs. k. ~ 1qg, ,,_ N1ght to i>e held August 2f assoc1a~ rna oo, ma '"•·"""'"" 'th th . 'ted lD· . Mr. and Mr s. Da Ie Smith , dauataf wl o er chapters lDVI 1 ghter Shelia; Judy GaiKlee and ~~on~tre Mrs. Charles eluding Harri~onville. Pome Clyde Davis, of Columbus: Mr. Bennett Mr M L F b 1roy, and Racme. Mro. Km1 ' •· Hayes · · Mrs rene, andM r!. Arlhur N"l etg er, da~ Mr Walter E _1 announced th at th e Rbe o 'l'U: ghter Joy Beth and sou Rod· Joll08, Mrs. Mane, Ha~- ~ Circle picnic would be beld ney : Mr. and Mrs. Ralph NeJ8- kino, Mrs. Fielding Hawkins, August 18 at New Marshfield. ler, oooo Bruce and Kenny, and Mrs Walter Bunce Mr E . It was also anoouoced that 1iso DeLillo, daughter Peggy; Mr. and Mrs. · Norton Mrs Willis\n~- Charlene Cochrane would be toward; Maur- FolTI!Sl Neigler, ud Tammy, :::Mrs john Lyons M moving witb her family to Galslallve Ag!"'t Brian, and Tereu Harden, aU ~ H.,;.ah Mrs 'wuli:~ lipolis. •yoold, p1amsl of Racine · Mr. aod Mrs. Car· ' · . ' . · liiSpected by 11 N . 1' da hi N 1 Reynolds, Mrs. Evelyo LewiS, Followmg the meetmg reKenoeth Ward. ~aren "!fund:~::: Mr. :.~ Mrs. Earl Knight and Wiltiam freshments of cake and ice Ball was II" Mrs. Morrlo Harden Ill Syra- Klag, past patron. cream were served by I h e !lneDJiial memd the b 1 d hostess Officers pro tem were Mrs. bosless comrmtlee. Au auction iL I cuse, an French and Mrs. Jones. Mrs. was held during the _.· evening ing will bt Mr. aod Mrs. Lilliu Steiff, chapler organist, with Mrs. Lyons ser~. as }ruga on Ocl was reported recuperating lrom auctioneer. Mrs. Cit . . BellI lime officers Hines.< at her home aftor being nett was welcomed tbo lor the two at Holzer Hospital for several , chapter after ~~~~ her , meeting will dayo. A oote of thanks was 1 home. er,:;o I Eveninjl Shows ":r:.:'.n. Movil by the baklnc esto. Sims ' Bridal Shower Is Gl"ven for Mrs . Foster • A bridal shower f..N · retent1~1 by ~:Jean Schoon: :·Mrs ... ~JO:;.~ lorBe:.: dical secrelal7 EureJ<a Women's Society of Inon recenlly. Th~re wen! tal and Clinic. Bollby tLinda Dill )Footer ill Cbrtslian Servtce. heard a pro- e1ght members, and two guests graduate of tbe baiiOlllODI of lbt Ent.!rprtse gram oa tho SOCJal nature . of present. High sehool E U 8 Ch h poverty at tis regular meetmg Mrs. James Sauoderl gave ,f 1!1110, aad of -~ · '"" · 1 eel arul held at tho home ol Mrs. Fraok the scripture readings, aad pre. mes were Pay - -- - - -- ' sertled the program on 1111 sui> ege. pnzetl wo• by Mrs. Mary Star· ject "P ty Arwutl 'I' be '" Chandler cher, Mrs. Judy Starcher, GreWorld ,over ~-. ' 1gy, a part ol gory Miller, Mrs. Evelyn Nap. IY bt Allanto, per, Richard Dill, Miss MarThe program opened wllb ·me u, where he jorle Bentz, Mrs. Jean Schoonsinging of "Blessed Assm:d," studies at the over, Il<!bble Schoonover, Ml~ . and " What A FrieDt! 'We Have Betty Dill, Miss Cathy Dill, Ill Jesus." Prayer wea ollered U be ~n event and Miss Sharoo DIU. Gallia County Citizens Baad, by Mrs: Jack Stutler. 1! Grace Meth- Also attendinR were Mrs. Radio, Joe., honored Mrs. Rob- , Readings were gwen by Mn. Gallipolis. The Mary Curtis, MJs. Sara Dill, erl Cox, a member, with a Norma Halley , Mrs. Cl.nc-e >es will per· Mrs. Carla Carter, Mrs. Vtolet stork shower al its meeting F1sher, Mrs. Wayne Baker, 10ny, and the and Jerry MIUer, Mrs. Bonnie We<btesday night. Mrs. Irion, Mrs. Cll.rl Baker, ol ope• cbureb Miller, Tommy and Tammy Mrs. Josephine Gibson aod Mn. L Schoonovor ud Mr. Bobby Mrs. Cox received many love- :Charles Martin. Footer. ' ly gifts. Refreshments of jeUo, During the business meeting ON TV CABLE Ch. 11 :Jn ;. Semina lifts were Mis8 San- mints, and cake wen~ served. I a fa n:;:,. picnic was planned , dra Gilmore, MiSS08 Sundy, The coke was decorated in piok for Aug. 4th. II will be held at MON. -Jnternational MagaW!e .range Candace and Sherry Hutton, and wh1le, with pink booties 011 6 p.m. at the Ivan File picnic International Cinema ,trlol Grange Mr. and Mrl. Don Hu1111el, Hel- the top. grounds. The meeting wss cloooppn!Ciation of ea, Joyc'O, Emma Lou and Mrs. I Aile d. , Mr and M ,ed With prayer, and dur~ a TUES.-USA Poef.ry nd n lng w••re . rs. ' ._, h the h~· · ed Bacb and His SonsI Creek Grange Robert Davis, Mrs. Alta a Bob Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Jim SOCI,u our ~-~ serv Minneapolis Symphony and Conme, . Mr . and 1lovely refreshments. · Swan Creek Connio Dill , Esther and John Roms, 11. excellent per- Dill, Mrs. Linda Pullins, Mr. Mrs. Glenn Soles, Mr. and Mrs. WED.-The Green Thing lling and cl• and Mrs. Kenny aod Randy Fox Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Oli· Evaluation Seuion Jazz Casual 1Miller, Mr. and Mrs. James ver Stover, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Held by Church1!8 Your Government 81 featured by Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Orville llaU, Mr. and Mrs. John Sa!lu, USA Artists ~ conslslinl Watsoa, Mrs. Judy Miller, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson, Au evalua1Joo sesswn lor THURS.-:Fisblng The East igs, 1 k i I o, Katbrya Evans, Miss Gtne- Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sommer, workers and teachers of th• ... Cbjldren's !longs of Japan r aumbers. A vleve Stoblrt, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grube Doe Haskins Jobn r""'niiY completed vacatwo 81 aerved dta'· Eldon Weeb, Miss EIJzabelh Pasquale, Marlin Kingery, H. Bible School at Heath_ MethoFRI.-Uncoln Center Stage IIICial hour. Davis, Rev, and Mrs. Menzel P. Balch, ud tho hoooree, and , dlat and United Methodist chur. The World Gf Cat! Sindbur& Smith, Mrs. Delons Wll~ Mr. Mr. Col. The next meeting of : ches was held Wednesday evenUSA Artist. . and Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. lhe club will be held July 20tb. mg at tbe home of Mrs. Ben" Franee~ car.,ton, Mr. and Mn. ard Fuita. Ralpll Foster and Mn. Mabel AD outdoor pi<ulc supper preIoog Moore. Revitlfll Meeting• ceded lbe discussion. Slalf 161 Ttl!.. Ave. Mrs. BasD Being .4mwunc:ed members attendini were Mro. Annual Prenie it Jaclr Slaven, Mn. Keunetb Bev. L. V. Gauae, pastor o1 Taylor, Mrs. IM-·CNw, Mioo allliv""' .4nnoruu:eG by Club Triedatone Baptist dturch, Bess Sanborn, Mn. Nan Mttore, 281b. The Meigs County llolslein 8IUlOIIIIced today that a aartes . Mrs. Waiter Hayea, Mrs. C. obsening chtb wiU have tto IIIUIIIAl picnic revival sorvk!ee w111 begin Melvin Alkti'e, Mn.. J of.b !I ""m;pO.o Evans lbelr Saturday, July 16, at the IWt the church July 10 and conlin- Seho, Mrs. Bob Old; !ln. tiJ ~ met at the Rhenelield farm, begiiUiing wllb • lbnlu&b July :D, eacll Guinlher, 111'11. Wflllam R u • tboM II8JDf.d above and Mrs. 1Evans home, and went ta Hunt- a basket dinner at neon. 1n1 at 7:lll1 p. m. sell, Mrs. Roy Reuter, 1111. ~lllltllilqJIRI•rd Cainpbtdl, Mrs. Henry !lngton where lbey had dinner. The Shenefield !ann is Joear,. Rev. 11e11ry Fletd!er, and Mrs. Mal J)nne(re,, ~ '!:~,!~~~~ Lena Graeser, Returning to the Evans home, ed otf Rl. lt4, neer Salem ator of tbe ProYideace Babr, .Pam ·L b• • II'Ciiaa. J: · ~ and a I they ended lhe ol)servance with Center. Everyone who II lnw- Alloelatloll, wD1 be tbe li!l J!IFIIII!I pql,, lira. 11.- Fisher. pr&)'er, and eJCbaDied •1111. ested il ...elceme. pllat '11* pilllllt l1JIIIflljl4. News Stork SL11uwer ON TV CABLE Given for Club Member This Summer Discover The Cool World of Educational TV - Adult Entertainment Movie Fare for TV Tube Viewer . ' ------------------------·--- WOU8 Ch. 20 Ohio Univ. 1 1 8:00 Hullabaloo Wayne Shuster 6:30-Fiatt. Scn11lfl Fllnll!tJ>n.. Wagner! ~lhera Bro 7:ilt-FII-· Showeue 'l'ammy OD.1e •n<l Itarrlet I 7·116-Port I II:M:Oil rJeanie .. Smlll'l t Let's Go to tla. . Seeret Agent ~Walk 7 ; 1 2:00 llasellaD 2:3&- Sea Runt Rln '1'111 Tin 3:011S::111-S:e- BowiJD& 4:0114::Ill- .•. '' Henry Aldrich (.J "'. ' Jim Wallen D...,. •' Corps, commandin& lbo hospilal. Miss Obli 1·30- lO:II . 1 1lam ue \ Jloll)'1r!Jod , ..... ~ Nature ot Poverty Around WorJ,J.: Is Topic ot Eureka WSCS Group WOI glveD Movie -------------------! ~ky I' 3:30 Saturday 111·00 Secret Soulrrel Ml•hiY Mouse tG ·liO Underdng Lassie · Answer 9·30 3:110 !18"""' Satnrdav WWI'IIJ TV-13 8·45 "i'.j;.,. llliseboll 2:30 p. m. Sun. - Cleveland vs. Kans.. City 1:15 p. m. Sat. -Cleveland vs. Chleago I t'btiDHI It lleDy Fealurto : 9 a. m. -- Lucl's Toyshop t p. m. - Girl Talk with VJr. . . ginia Graham 7 p. m. - Lookma Wllb Loafl: 1 · =..NeWII, Weather, and TV-t Churcll 2:15 J EH Rad• ••·M Savin~• Ti'"e 1966 1 .,~_ Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. Lisle, Syracuse, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rosella Lee, to Mr. J o h n Redovian, Jr., of Bergholz, 0 . I Miss Lisle is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and is I MR. AND MRS. HAROLD E. SMITH employed by the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. · Mr. •nd Mro. /Kwa kmal Sunl SP-4 Harold E. Smith Mr. Redovian is a grad~ate l were united in marriage May 31 at the U.S. American. of Springfield Local HIgh Embassy in Seoul, Korea SP-4 Smith is home on a 30 da~ School and Ohio University . He ,leave after serving 1 ~1 months in Korea. He will return to served as an officer in the Ar· lForl Campbel , Kentuckv. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. my Intelligence Corps and is Harold II. Smith, Kingsbury Road. Pomeroy. now employed as a teacher at ! -~~-· "-- - - Middleport Higb School. The event will be an open church wedding Aug. 6, at 2:30 p. m. in the First United Pres- 1 byterian Church, Syracuse. I Sunday Newt~ 4 p m. Sun. - "Tennessee's 8·011 Biil Miller Show Ten Show Partner, R. Reagan and 8 45 Baker Furniture Auctlon\12:011 National News . 7·115Danv Word R. Fleming. I 9:011 News 12:15 A.S.C. Prgm., Meigs Olt. 7 · ~5Bozo Church ot Christ 9 p, m. Tues. - "Wegoninast· 9:05 Coffee With Janel .12:30 Mason Co. Agr. Ext. 7' ~ er," w. Bond and J. Dru 9:15 'Thurs.l Coffee Wllb 12:45 Jim Meese Saturday Show ft'f'ofl~t~rcher Fun School Janet Roush Sro Show 7:55 News Fmal 1,05 a. m. Thurs. _ "Strange R·,fl.Fascirration," H. Haas 10:011 The Swap Shop 8:011 Sign Off 1:05 a. m. Fri. - "Fire Over 10:15 Mnmin• Meditations , SUNDAYS 9·00 Mll<e Dcuglas Capl Kangaroo Movie Africa," M. O'Hara 10 ,30 Bill Miller's Brunch show 8:00 Sign On- Forward Faith 9·~08:30 Baotist Layman's Hout 10 p. m. Sat. _ '·Female on ,,.no Ohio News the Beach,'" J . crawford 11 · rt5 Thw's Country Junction 7:00 Master Control f .ucy • tn ·rVL"VP. f':uess and J. Chandler 11 'W Tinv's Countrv hvmtlme 7:30 Gnod Life 12 :30 a. m. Sal. _ "China Ven· 12 :00 Pomeroy Cement Nal'l 7:4& Bible Speaks ThP Mrf'Qvs 111 'WI -rn.,l"@ntrat. ture." E. O'Brien News 8:00 Larry Anderson Sunday 1 ~unerm~r~et 4n!lv r.rlffilh 11·00 f.ptf.er 12: 15 Farm•r< Bank Show Datine Game Dick VAn 'lvke I Ull Showdown Cbaaael t Sporls 1 Local News 9:00 Spreading Kingdom 12 Noon Sun. - S!l0rt!1man's 1?: ·25 Rizer Oil Co. Soorts New!!! 1:20 Congressman Moeller Donne R~d Love 01 Life 1? M-,Jeooardv Holiday: Salmon fishing iD 12:30 r.oessler Guest Show. Fri. 8:00 Larrv Anderson Show . NPWS the Atlantic, hunting pheas- 12 ·:1(1 L~rrv Ander~nn Show 10:~0 Countrv Hvmntimers Father Knows Best ~"'"r"" F'n~ Tomor 1? ·10 Swin~in' ant in Nebraska, and a eli· 3:00 Miles Kusic Show 11 :30 Quiet Hour 1? · t; _ Guiding Ligbl noe trip in British Colum4~15 Karr & Van Zandt Show :12:00 National NewS 1 2·~ ~ -~ News bia. Curt Gowdy host. 1:30 f:o1s. & So. Electric Local 12:15 Christian's Hour Ben Csaey Wom~n·s P11~e 5:!5 p. m. Sun. - Soap Box New• 12::111 RPV. Merlin Teel8 I ·"".,<) World Turns 1· :ut-- <iin~tinl! Derby Workshop 5:00 News 1:00 Rev. Eddie Bover 1 Channel f Dally Features ! 7:55 News Final 1:30 Countrv Preacher ('on 1•'>dentl•l P ::~c;:~ word 2·1"10 f"\nr f .iv~s • Ti'me For Us 9 a. m. Paul Dixon Show 8:110 Slvn f\11 ' '00 Ohio News House Party ? ~ - l)octors ., th Women's News 12 Noon - 50-50 CUb (Ru SATURDAYS 2:05 Miles lfu sic Sunday Show 2·5!\-Lyons) I 5:50 Prote•tant Hour 7·55 N•ws f;nal ~-M-Anoth World Tn Tell Truth Gen. Hospital 2 p. m. - The Coffee Club 6:00 Family Worohio Hour 8:00 Sim Off 3"'15News 6 p. m. - 6 o'clock Reports W/ 3·30--dnr'l Say Edoe ()f Nl~l The Nn"es Ohio News, Weather, and , W •. • • • )0 Sporls I 4·00--Cartoon Q,.l"'rel Stllrm Dark Shado ws N 4-:lllBo Where ~ction Is Cbaunel 1 Moviel Mondav throu•• Frltla• 12:111l Loco!. Ohio I. at, Newo zo ~-M ~~.,; Qn. Bon Kautz Show 12:20 Bulletin Board 10 p. m. Fri. - "Operation 7·45 Fehoes of Jov 5:00 Adventures Cinema Soupy Sales "'~" t"!orden Clnh of tile Air 5 :30Rifleman Mad Ball," J . Lemmon R:M Ohio Vonev NeWI 12'45 Soturdav Motlnee - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11:30 p. m. Sat. - "Return ol ~·115 World Newtl l :llfl N•w• Headlines October," G. Ford Evenlnj! Shows t'btlnnel 1 Dally FeaCarn 8·1R 'l'olk of tlte Town t :55 News I · !L~ t'.ommuntlv News 2·llfl lllPWo Headlines - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - 7 a. m. _ OVer Ughtly 9:110 'l'olk ol t.he Tnwn 2·55 News 8:30 a. m. - Jack LaLanne •. 1• 1 M q - • - •• HeadllWeather News 1·110-News !1:30 p. m. ~ike Dougll•~ ;.~ .:,.. '~..,.:ty ;:~ ~= ·~ Ernest Tubbs CBS News 6 o ~News 6 p. m. - Oh1o News with , •. ., l.otcltstrlng 4:55 News llfovle 7:00 Caravan N•ws Nick Basso 11 ·110 Newo 5:1111 News Roundoo 7:30 Death Valley Wild West 11:30 p. m. The Merv Griffon, 11 ·45 World News 5:15 The Gond Lir. Show. Speelal .guests: Sun. ill ·5$. MAson Counlv News S·llfl r.t>mmunitv Choirs 8:00 Rank -Joe E. Lewio, Vlr_ g mla t•·no Comm•milv News «·no nJnner Musicale Hogan's Reroes 8:30 Special Graha.m: Mon. - T. F1elda, ,. 05 Noon News 8:00 Sign nlf Roney West t :OO Mr. Roberts Gomer Pyle G. Price: Tues. - J . Mur· Rull•tln Board Farmer's Daughter Movie 9•30ray, B. Rydell: Wed. - H. l!·~n Count-. A1ent I :M Slm On, Sln~ng PreaelloP Gingold, W. JordaD: Th.ura. 1!·45 t',onntrv C.. Round 1:15 Newo Coorl Martial 10:00 U.N .C.L.E. - J . Lester, S. Langdon. Hill Newt~ Beat I:MI Herald ol Trulll Paeemaker NeWII Haanel 11 M~viel t:!;ft N~s Beat 4·M 'Prnf~~>d~"' Hour 11 :00 News 11:30 P· m. Sun. - The Sound ~ · 110 Ml~ Wov Matinee 9·!41 Aunt Bertha 11 ,15Action Theatre 11 ·:111 Tonight Ill Murder," 3:55 News Beat 9·45 S•1ndav Musle Ne"" 9:30 P· m. Mon. - "Run SHent 4'110 Dl..,lnr with Do,. 10:ll0 FiNd llanlisf Churcll Late Show 11:50 Run Deep," C. Gable. 4·llll Jnierdtant!f! 11:!11 ChRdren'o Chanol 12:011 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 11:45 P· m. Mon. - "No Time 5:00 CommunitY News 11 ·45 Musical Interlude To Kin," J. Ireland 5:10 World • Nation•! Newt1 12:00 News 11:30 p. m. Tues. -"Rebecca," 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 12:15 'JI!oi!!COoal Churcll J. Fontaine, L. Oivler 8:00 Sign 011 12:45 Catltolle Church lUll p. m. Wed. Best of BoSaturday 1:flO Chureh o1 r...r prt, "All '11trough tbe s:no ~~ ... nn 1,, MUP11er 1:30 Goooel can Daylight Savints Time Daytime Shows Night," 7:ll0 Chat & Chew ~:00 Old Folks !four 11:30 p. m. Thurs. - "Nude in 7:45 Eclloes of Jov ! ·118 Cincinnati Red! WIITN 'J'V.IJ WSAZ TV S I White Car," R. lfos"'in 8:110 Oltlo V•Uev News 5:M 111111 mt Parade 7·110-Almanae 11:30 p. m. Fri. - "Movie Mys- ft·M World News 5:55 News Neirzhbors 8·1111-Popeye Capt. Kangaroo tery of tbe Week - Chiller\ 8:10 Soorls Toda' 1:55 NeWI . Women 8·15Night 8ol6 Loa Mueller . Show 7:11!1 News Word of ur. 8:3011:50Onp, m. Sal. - F. "Strangers 10:30 Solll! & SWry Time 8:110 S)JDI Granger _ _ _;__....;;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ Olf _ _ _ _ _ _• I :011-Jelsonl Retkle & Jetkle 11tan... It Sperta 1:30-Atom Ani 'l'enn Tuxedo Engagement ot Miss Lisle Is Announced -- -··""'"'"'"" t:IS Larry Andert!OII Show 7:10 Pomeroy Nallanal !1111111: 5:31) Sign On - New!i 5:3$ Sl!cred Heart ROSE'M' A USLE •' l)ollv Word Mike Wallace 7•1111-Today ]l),·M p .....,h. .,, ·- A . Tr~in." SERVICE COMPL'ETE LINE OF USED CARS Daylight Savlnlls Time • ·- TV-Cable • hi"I" h. fS HI'! Friday Daytime Shows .•• Sunday Times-Sentinel Trinity Lutherao Church Edgerton, Wise., waa tile seen~ of the wedding of Miss Shirley Rae Yeske of Madison, WI~. and Roller! Edward Frick who is stationed with the Air Foru at Truax Field, Madison Wise on Saturday, July 9. ' The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yeske of Edgerton, Wise , and 1h e groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frick, Pomeroy, 0. Past.r Richard E. Larson of Bethel Lutheran clturch In Madison read the vows at 7 p. m. before aA altar decerat· ed with arrangements Qf while gladioli. ..,..,.,..,.... -..... Joe Mescber, son of Mr. • Vows are Taken I I ere., I ' �"' ' ' ' .. .. .···•·· .. .. ·' ·; ... ~ ... ••• • ' . U-'lbe Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July Vinton Woman is Fined ' to..:tii81J _ 1 ~-~~. I \ ~in~b~~ Harley Payne. 59, Bidwell, also arrested by the sheriff's department, was fined $20 and t'Osts for intoxication. Judge Robert S. Betz, in cily police cases, fined Jean F. Cobb, 44 , Rt 2 Gallipolis, $15 and costs, speeding; Lucille - - - - -- - - - lions; Elmer Canterbury, 31, Oak Hill, $20 and .,..ts, llctit1 ious information on an ope·ra; tor's license: Joseph B. Van Metre, 60, Wayne, Mich., $20 and costs, lert of center, pass-ina at an intersection: Kennelh , Halfbill, 22, Rt. 2 Bidwell, and Roger D. McClelland, 33, GaiU· polis, each $15 and costs, speed· lng: William E. Mitchell, 43, ! and Mildred L. Mitchell, 41, ~ Gallipolis, each $20 and costs, ' intoxication. Forfeiting bonds on patrol , 1 eharges were Carroll Williamo, 29, Robortsburg. w. Va., $2'1.· DISCUSS NURSING HOME - Cong. Walter MoeUer, 50 overbelght vehicle, and Ger- Harold Sauer, Asa Hoskins, Dr. Porras, M. D., and Walatd o. Farrar, 25, Jaekson, $37.· ter Stewart, I tor, review steps in obtaining an extended 1 50, •peedlng. care nursine hnme In ~elgs County. I I Talent Winners Will he Known Later in Week ;I I Twenty winnl'!rs of the Veni!H l Ri,·h Talent Contest Revue, conducted al the Gallia County Junior Fairgrounds Friday ' night, will be named sometime this week arl'ording to B. B. Vows are Taken I Janice Mai·eum, 33, Vinton. Sarrett, 51, Gnlllp\fiis, $15 and 1 $:!1.50 bond lor ·lntoxlcallon. arrested by the Gallia county L'OSls. failure to stop within the Wallace Houck, 50. GaUipolis. sheriffs department, Saturday ; assured clear distance; and Job arrested by the State Hlgbway In Gallipolis muncllpal court, ' Dewitt, M, Gallipolis. $20 and patrol. was fined too and costs was fined $30 and rusts for costs, lntozication. Hanna Per· for overload; Elmer F. Georg~. speeding and $15 and ro~ts t'or sio.ser, 5:!, Gallipolis~ forfeitPd 25, Rt. 1 Vinton, t20 and oosts, ' \ 1 JOE MESCHER .Joe Mescher, 1011 of Mr. NEW IN,<;TALLATION ---Charles Merrill. far ri•hl. completes installation of one IMatlhews and Waldo F. Brown and MrS. Floyd <Dutch l Meso! tile 22 new Servus-Fones at Crow's Steak House Drive-Inn area on West Main-S! in of the Gallla County Jumor ' cher o: Lebanon bas enlisted Pomeroy. Looking on as Merrill makes adjustments ar· v . •.c --- " . Crow. Jnstallation of the new food ordering device Sat modeling project in the Drive-Inn area of the Steak Ho -.-- - --~· -----·- - - -'- Two Autos Heavily Damage• a.l Meigs is Well-Represented At Ohio 4-H Club Congress Daytime Shows WSAZ TV-' 6:45-Corn Cob ••• Phone 593-7781 Atheno, 0. EHectiYI July 14th, 1966 At Further Notice, The GaUipf Will RIIIICiin Closed AI Day ~ 1 Open All Oth1r Week Days9 AA COMMERCIAL & SAVIN FIRST NATIONAL f OHIO VALLEY BJ ' ·-- --~ ... ---· _.., .. - .... I 1:25f:30- ,,._ n:• Letm U:31 Sbairrlon. Iil D:fi&-JoopaniJ 12:2!1-12:30 SvriDgln" 12:4512:55--News 1:1101:30•~~~ttc I:S$ 2:00 Our Lm!tl 1:11 llrlcfoN 1:51- I REZIP b tDOITUS t I I Now ananr• i the drded lettna1 ta form the !IIIPrito llllwtr, .. all iu tbemseives.'" H Lesley is a aewcomer to Hollywood. sbe is an old hand Supermarket DatinaGame , Route 1, tlng marri· tloush, son lie L Miss I this year Pomeroy. rol depart· ort, and Is Tbe open • 7:30p.m. ion will be Past Years Are Recognized . 4th, at the home of Mr. and :s: WI= Harde11 Syracuse. I Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Evangeline Chapdinner was [ter, Order of the Easterr. Stars, were honored Tbursday 1 Mr ci~s p!cnbc d evening at the regular meeting of the chapter. Mr. and =Y R t!, ~nH ~ · Mrs. William King presided as wortby matroa and wor.. · o · 3 en, N Past matrons of the chapter ter Pam and son Ralph of or- were recognized and presented ' read from Mrs. Joim Vroman. folk, Va., Mrs. Drucy House, with roses by the worthy rna· · Mr. and Mrs. James Smltb, tr 'th M Be . K' Plans were made for Friend ' daughter• Malisl!a and Marcia; on . Wtl trrs. ssk!e Ingth ' Night lo be held August 2: assoc1a e rna •R ma mg e . · "ted In Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smtih, daur ' w1th ?ther chapters mVI · 1 Shelia· Judy Galldee and prHese•oreda Jon. Mr Ch eluding Harrisonville, Porn . e hter g ' on were s. ar1es . Clyde Davis, of Columbus; Mr. Be ett Mr M L F h 1 roy, and Racme. Mrs. Km~ and Mn1. Arthur Neigler, dau- Mrnn w' 11 •·H' · · M renEe ' I announced that the Robert< s. a er ayes, rs. m· c· I . . ould be h 'd ghter Joy Beth and son Rnd• J M M . Ha \ rrc e ptcmc w e, ersOII ones, rs. arle wA 8 I N M hfi ld . N lph ney ; Mr. and Mra. Ra e1g- tins Mr F. ldiog Ha kin ugust 1 a ew ars e . Wa~r :unce, E~ It was also announced that ler, IIOI1J Bruce aDd Kenny, 1l1ld t DeLDie, daughter Peggy; Mr. 1l1ld Mrs. N ton Mrs Willi ADth· Charlene C&chrane would be ward ; Maur- Forrest Neigler, sad Tammy, gene : jolt sM moving Wllh ber family Ill Gal· tlive A&e•t 1 Brian, and Teresa Harden, all ~ H s. ah yons,Willir s. tipolis. mold piallist of R . M 8lid Mrs Car arr , rs. am cied })j a~nei r. · Ia. Reynolds, Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, : Following the meeting rf"1 pe th Ward roll Neigler, .daughterds MrNo Mrs. Earl Knight and William · freshments of cake and iee ee · !Karen and Linda; an · 10 Killg past patron cream were served by the ll was II>' Mrs Morris Harden of Syra' . · A!llllial mem- , · boat d boateos Officers pro tern were Mrs. hostess committee. AB auctton I cuse, and the an ' Fren<h and Mrs. Jones. Mrs. was held dunng .the · eoerung wUI be Mr. aod Mrs. Harden. Lllliao Steiff, chapter organist, with Mrs. LyoJJS as 1 on Ocl was reporled recuperating from auctioneer. Mrs. Ch . Bet> 8110 line officert tllness at ber home after boing nett was weleomed -to tho Jt the two at Holzer Haspital for several , chapter after ~ ber meeting will days. A rote of thanks was ]home. . Thursday t::"u . !J . · . 1 cla.:;'h- 1 at obow IIi&. Sbe !iUrred In "110 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 111 1be saw.le" oa Broadway played the tille role mthe D • Sh Daylighl SavingB Time CSS.TV speciaJ. "CindereUa." aytime ows - Mr: Mrs: ':.t L d ?!" ' 111• baking Bridal Shower Is Gr"ven for Mrs. Foster • .. A bridal shower """ give<! 'ims f..a1 ·' Nature of Poverty Around Ww'fJ Is Topic o1 Eureka WSCS Grar1p. - recenuy by Mrs: Jean Schoon~al secr<tary over, Miss Mar)O~ b ~~ Eureka Womeu's Society of Irion recently. There were 11111 Clinic. ~u:ttyDill )Foster ~ Cbristian Service. heard a pro- eight members, IIIII two guests raduate of Y a g:ram oa the socml nature of present. school lbe basement of lhe Enterpr!lle poverty at its regular meeting Mrs. James Saunderl ga .. aad of E.U.B. Church. pi ed ad held at the home of Mrs . Fraok the scripture readings, and pre, Games were ay a - - - - - - · - ·' seoted the program on 1111! subThe Mce.,-. e. pnzeo WOI1 by Mn. Mary Star· ject "Poverty ANUnd "T be Supei'markel Andy Grllflth Chandler cher, Mrs. Judy Starcher, GreWorld." "S", Datin& Game Dick Van Dyke !, • part of gory Miller, Mra. Evelyn Ntll" Ill Atlanta, per, Richard Dill, Miss Mar· The program opened with .tloe Donna Reed Love of Life , where he jorle Bentz, Mrs. Jean Schoonsinging of "Blessed Assurail.." News ludles at lbe over, Debbie Schoonover, Mnt and "What A Friend 'We Have Seardl For Tomor Father K:Dow:o a. Betty Dill, Miss Cathy DID, U r Ia Jesm." Prayer WU ofler«i Guiding Light 118 an event and Miss Sharon DID. Gallia Coont)l Citizena Balld , by M".. Jack Stutler. ~ac•,. Me' l ' b elhAlso attending were Mrs. Radio, Inc., honored Mrs. Rob- \ NReadmHgsllwere MrsgJVenCbly.Mn Ben Casey awpo IS. Mary Curtis, Mrs. Sara DiU, ert Cox, a member , with a orma 3 ey ' . nc~ • will per- Mrs. Carla Carter, Mrs. Violet stork shower at its meeting ' F1sher, _Mrs. Wayne Baker, ny, and the and Jerry Miller, Mn. Bonnie Wedaesday night IMrs. IriOn, Mrs. C8rl Baker, ( qtea church Miller, TllllDIY and Tammy · I Mrs. Josepbine Gib30n and Mrs. Conlldentlal PUsword Schoonover aad Mr. Bobby Mrs. Cox """'ived many !ove1 Charles Martin. Time P'or 111 Homte Pllrt1 Foster. ' b gifts. Refreshments of jello, ~ Durmg th~ business meeting Women's News • Sending gifts were Miss San- mints, and cake were served. !a farr::....i ptcmc was planned Gen. Hospital 3:00-Anoth. World To TeD Trulb 1111 dra Gillnere Misses Sandy, The eake was decorated in pink \ lor Aug. 4th. It will bo held a< Ylllfle Candace and Sberry Hulton, and white, with pink booties oa 6 p.m. at the Ivan File p<cnic 3:21>TheNun01 3: 30-llan1 Sa1 Edge Of Night iot GraAge Mr. and Mrs. Don HUDBel, He~ the top. grounds. The meeting waa. clo• !Jpreclation of Joyce Emma !Au aad Mrs. nd. Mr and Mrs I ed With prayer, and durwg a Dark Shadowa 4:00 Mr. Cartnoil Secret Stonn 011• • • Atte 1ng were · ·:social h0 ur the hootess serveu WlloftAelim!ll 4: 30-lladt Bound Bozo Creek Grange Robert Davis, Mrs. Alta and Bob Woods 11r and Mrs Jim Swan Creek Conore Dill, Esther and John Rollins, Qmnie, Mr.· and ,lovely refreshments. Soupy Salea Cinema 5:00 Adventure~ rcelleot per· DIU, Mrs. Linda PulliM, Mr. Mrs. GleDII Soles, Mr. and Mrs. I Rjftrm• 5:»,jog and clot!- and Mrs. Kenny and Randy Fox Grant, 11r. and Mrs. Oli- Evaluation SeS~ion 1 Miller, Mr. and Mrs. JIIJIII!l( ver Stover, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Held by Churche• ~featured by Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. OrviUe Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Jobo Sallaz, Evmos Shows :in consisting Watsoa, Mrs. Judy Miller, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson, AD evaluation se5SIOO b skits, KatbryR EvaJJS, Miss Gelle- Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sommer, workers and teachers of th• Weather New . aumbers. A •ieve Stobart, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grube, Doc HaskiiiS, Joho . re;:enuy comp . Ieted vaeat<on 8:-Newa CBS News WeDs Far&o 1;30-News served dur· Eldon Weeki, Miss EUzabeth Pasqnale, Martin Kingery, H. 1distBI':-~UIOOI:.:tMHthea,:t;," MehtiJo. ~I bour. Davts, Rev. and Mrs. Ml!ll!el P. Hatch, aad lbe honoree, Sid , onu n ,.,. e .,....t c urHave GilD 7:U!I-IIolto News _. Smllh, Mrs. Delores Wlll, Mr. IMr. Cox. 1be Rel(t meeting of chel wu beld WednesdaY evenBatmaD Munsters 7:• Du.oand Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. the club wm be beld July 20th. l1lll at the home of Mrs. Ber"' Gllllpa's Ill* Gidpl 1:00 ,, Frances Carl,ellln, Mr. and Mn. ard Fullz. Ralpb Foster 1111d Mrs. Mabel AD outdoor picnic supper P~ Double ura MJ Tllree Situ Lanrla *'m of I~ Moore. Revirol Meetinl• ceded tbe discussion. Sta(f MaYle Bewitcbetl . II Mrs. Basil members altendinrl were Mn. Peyii!D 'l :'la t:30 lliclde Fm liM Mrs. HoBeing ..4.nnou~ Jack Slaven, Mnl. Keonetb Annual Picnie polis, cele. Rev. 1.. v. GaUIIO, putor of Taylor, Mrs. 1M-Crew, MiSl !be 11.1.:00 Dean lllrtill · ng aDRiver- Annou~ by Club Triedstone Baptist d!urch, Bess Sanbam, Mnl. Nan Moore, u:W IlSsa . 28th. The Meigs County Holstein announced today lbat a aeries Mrs. Walter ~. Mrs. C. 11:21News obsemng club will have Ita annual picnic n!Yival sa vld!a will be&lu at Melvin Alkire, Mnl. J o ba 11:31· TMICJtl L416&118W. ·' .: :_, , EvaJJS lbeir Saturday, July 16, at tbe ReJ; tbe charcll July 11 ll!d cootit> Sebo, ¥"· Bob ON. Mrs. GJ111 - ,. ' 11:50.i! . • • . ··.; i'f, met at the Shenefield larm, beginning with • lilnlugll .Ja1y 11, eacb star~- GumIller, lin. 'lfiUiam R u o\.went to Hunt- a basket dinner at neoo. Ill& at 7:30 p. m. sell, Mrs. lWy the f had dinner. The Shenefieid !ann is Iocar.. Rev. llenrJ Flelcber, Moder- IIIII Mrt. Mu t'ola -~:~-: '€vans home, ed off Rl. 1!4, '"''" Salem ator of the ~ Baptist Baker, observance with Center. Everyone who Ia inter- Auoclalloa, wUI be tile .,_. Beuler, pra)'er, and escbanjed ~IlL ated Ia welcllme. pitH. 'Dil ...-. ill aid ' lllda set.l a-.1 lloopiW 0f d Site's fouol a home at D i s n e y l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - WCIJll TV-I where lbe personnel are ws,u n.a Donna Reed Loft Of Life 6:45-Corn Coli .. fii'Jfedi"" .. ber Newa 11Ie studio fathers Dally Wd 7:00-Today Search For Tomar. ll':tllher K!Kows Best 1111 to.cut dresses, snug Mike wanace 7:Guiding Llgllt sla<b aDd bikinb. Dally Word -.... 7:25Davy 1l1ld GoUalb Bozo "We did a aceoe that I didn't 7:30Woman's Page Soc. s..uritJ' 7:45tbiDk waa particularly good lhe .U World Turnl other d"f and I ....,, " Lesley B:OOStarcher I:::~ '"l'bere wu a 9:00 Mike Douglas Capt. Kangaroo Conllttonllll I• · silm:e ,. the Moolt Tline For Us 1 was told DOl to do that 9:W<lmeoaNewa Lucy 1:00 'P'I"L World To Tell Truth I:S$NeWI 1:30-Don'l Sltr fildle ol Nl&b& t:GI llr. Car1Do6 4:30- aDd 11J10iled; Neigler Family Reunion Held At Harden Home N:er~:tv'":~"\~~ J:; 1 "And datilljl actors is the worst bas you can' se1. into. You don't find out they're llla1'ried until after you've gone out with tbem. Tbey ..,n't cater Ill a sirl becal1se they bave tbeir plck of the pr<ttiest girls io the world. It's awful. ~~~: The McCoys ADdy Griffith Dlclr Van Dyke Mat rons Patrons "It Ia lerribly disi1lustoning to male stars. Tbey ar< self J'uD~ Movie 10:00-Eye Guess 10:25-News 10:30-Concentral :!t, rfltltl Sfar k ShoWer Secret Storm Bozo Given for Cl bMembe Eft!lling Shows I: ....Newa 1:31 Haas ,. CBS I'IOWI ,,.911...... .,. Lost In Space 1:30- Blllbllllel 1:00 Bob Hope 1:30- Green Acrea Dick Van o,te 7:-Dr. Kalan •=• IS,. News Wealber ll!d N""" WeDs P'argo ·- Have GoD Wll Pa!Q DuD Bhll Lllb& Tbe 81& Yalley Jallll Gary SliiiiP and 10:30- U:OO Neft 11 :11>11:2611:30-ToaJ&bl ,. News Pacemaker Movie 12 Newt~ ' f tbrate "'161')' a:• ,,_ liSTEN :,:en.= elt &30 AM WMCN......... "· YL - Dolly Word Navy Film t:OO Mike Douglas capt. Kangaroo Dan Thomas & Son l~ ~HI WHTN TV·ll Dally Word Mike Wall~~<~~ Slar<her l:lt1:311-- Channel20 11:~·=~~·~:.. X.~~ . . . 7:• p.m. ,.,_•a lioll . . .IL..:;;:;= Todar f :OO f:GS- WOUB-TV SPRING a!MI -MER SHOES. wmsn.a 1:46--Cml Cell ea..., •. e wsun-1 and UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN Lisle, Syracuse, 81lnounce the engagement of their daughter, 0 Rosetta Lee, to Mr J o h n Redovian, Jr., of Bergholz, 0. , Miss Lisle is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and ;, MR. AND MRS. HAROLD E. SMITH employed by the Columbus and ' Southern Ohio Electric Co. Mr. and Mrs . . !Kwakmal Sunl SP·4 Harold E. Smith Mr. Redovian is a graduate lwere united in marriage \lay 31 at the l!.S. American of Springfield Local H <g n Embassy in Seoul. Korea . SP-4 Smith is home on a 30 day School and Ohio University. He ' leave after serving 13 months in Korea. He will return to served as an officer in the Ar· !Fort Campbel , Kentuck·;. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. my Intelligence Corps and is ' Harold H Smith, Kin gs bury Road, Pomeroy_. _ _ __ oow employed as a teacher at -- --··-- --- -- --Middleport High SchooL I The event will be an open church wedding Aug. 8, at2:301 p. m. in the Firs I United Pres1 / byterian Cburch, Syracuse. "'turn to during the day. DayUght Saving& Time Daytime ShoW!! -------------1 l!rt (UPI) -Sub- she was relody to "edncsday -----------------IFrencb 1 COMPLETE LINE OF USED CARS By VERNON SCOIT very quickly, I'm prood of be- of 118 appeal to the m.U. HOLLYWOOD (UP I) -{;yn· ing Latvian." domlllated allow. 7:00-Today thia Lynn is the oaly mother of Cynlbla's double life as IC· It 11 possible Cynthia will 7;05Daily Word two lD Hollywood who spends tress • molher are rarely in not return tn the show whea 7:25Faith Bozo her days working aB a secretary conflict. Her friends are oot In filmiDg resumes for next sea.. 7::10m a German pmoner of war show business. on. Her work is not ba•ed 00 Fun School Starcller 1:110camp. O.ldoor lJfe ecoaomtc necessity and Lee B::JOHer unique position is ac· On weetendl she and Lee believes I woman's place is a& t:OO Mike Douglas Capt. Kangaroo counted for by b<r rote as Hel· bead for the beach for water home with the children. Movie 9:30ga, the well • rounded blonde siding or to the mountains on "We atitl haven't decided stenographer ID Kommanaant camping tripo witb the chil· whether I'U go back," she says. Lucy 10:00-Eve Guess Wilhelm Klink in "llog1111's dren. Lee is a golfer, and Cyn- "1be - k Isn't that difficult 10:25-Newo The McCoys Heroes." She also collaborates lbla sometimes goes along ID or time consuming. But I would 10 ·30-Concenl. Supermarket with Colonel Hogan, one ol the ride in lhe goH cart as a spec· like Ill spend more hours with n:oo Chain Letter ADdy Griffith The DaHng Game American captives. Iaior. Lisa and Tony before they'.re Dick Van Dyke 11:30 Sbowdown Donna Reed This is all beady stuff for Her personal wardrobe con- old enough ID go 111 school." !~:Oil-Jeopardy Love of Life Cythia who · . 'od ID Lee sists malnlf ~ knit dreaaea, Either 'W"f, Cynlbla will be News 12:25 Father Knows Best Sands a sailS mam and llkirls. Her role . a happy, well • adjusted girL 1 We sweaters · Search P'or Tomor 12:30 Swlngin' Their • childresman, Lisam r<a requ Ires her to wear bl ouses Sbe has 11Q amb'ltiODS te be3 Guidiue Ught 12:45Tony, 1, are~ucl! y~ and stirlo which give a dash, come a major star. 12:55 News 18 watch tbeir mommy oo lhe Woman's Page 1:011 News tube. As World Turns 1::101: JS-Singing The ~ ~1--------------------------------------bedroom ranchlive house in Encino, • Confidential 2:1111-0ur Lives Password a cboil:e location m lhe Saa Daytime Shows Daylight Savings Time A Time For U1 House Party 2:30 Doctors FernaDdo Valley, Cynthia bas ,I!IAZH:IT11'VI'il:l-lr----:-11W"'t.11S~.,.tV"'-s:;;-----:--.w"D"'TN""fVw.nqr-Gn. Hospital 3:00 Another World To Tell Truth deoorated "'" nome 10 go1dl e·6-Com CGII and antique while 11101il with · News 3:25The NursM D.O, Word GreeJL aDd ilmDaD aver10neo. f:ot-TodQ 3;30 You Don't Say Edge Of Night Mike Wallace 7:Dark ShadoWI Secret Stllrm Some day sbe hopes 1D buy 7:4:00 Mr. CarlooD Where Actioo II Bozo 4:30 Yogi Bear 1111 outbeDtie i1mDaD - u t y I e 7:311Bozo abode with colllllllll, reflecting Soupy Salel Payhouse 5:00 Cheyenne Starcher 1:110pools and lbe whole bit. lUfJeman 1:301::10Cynthia pa1111s moila, 1110011,y -scenes, wbtcb t:GI 111b £Wl&lu Capt. Kaugarao Evening Shows crowd tbe walls al the eatey 8:30aDd Uving I'UOIII, but Lisa and 18:--Eye Guesa Lucy Tony illhibit her art wort with 18:2$-NWeather News &:oo-News The McCoya curlous lillie ftngera. 10:»-Couceubat. PetorJenntngs 1:15WeDs Fargo Supermartet _, 6:30-News News Andy GrlfDtb Fortunately, Cynthia works 11:00 Letter Dldl: VIlli l>fb 1be Dating Gaml News Report Have Guo, Travel onlf two and a haU days all1:30 Showdowll 7:00 Movie week, driving a luxury sedan to To Tell The Truth 12 0 Clock liiib 7;30Love 01 Life lloiiDil Reed Desilu sltHIIos. The remalnllljl 12 :00-Jeopardy News 8:00I've Got A Secret I days of the wee! are devoted !2:25Search For ToiDOI'. Father KnoWI IIIII Vacation Playhouse Jesse Jamea 111 cleaning bouse, cooking 12:30 SwbtgiD' 8:30-Gutdinl Ltp& playing with the children ~:::N Sh<nandoab 8:00 Muslc Hall Andy Griffith just being a good wife. · eo Peyton Place Hazel 8:30Woman'sP.,. Ben Worklq llllllor 1:00-Newa .U World TllrDI Avengers 10:00 Run for LHe Talent Scouts "It's not difficult to be · a 1:3tl All Star Ball 1:35 News News 11:00 working motber ll you have a Password Conlldentfal 11:15aystem aDd live-In belp," says 2:. Bouse Par!J A Time For U. Late Show 11:Cyothia. "1 have a strJ who 2:10 Women's Newt1 Movie 11:30 Tonight St.• 11ves wilh us and takes care al 2:5$12:00 the childrell. But I .., the 3:GI Gell. llllopllal Te TeD Trulll cookin&-" Nen S:21>7:30 All Hour With J<r111 NIII'IM Edge Of NI&bt S:30 Sutherland Her culmary specialty is beef Duk Shadow Stroganoff althou£h abe admits 4:011. . . . . Secret Storm 1:31 Paria 1100 9:30 USA: Arts and lbe Unlv. old • fashioned Amerlcaa dillies 4:t\5-Mr. CartlloD Where Acllolt II News Prolile-ft11e Hlll' are preferred by Mr. Sandi. UO-Woaclpecter Bozo Soupy 8alee Clllema On working days Cynthia iB ~;00-CheyeDIII MONDAY ftiOeman 7:00 p. m. Wbat'o New U Y NORTH SIGNED up at 5 a. m. 1l1ld aH Ill the 1:311J 7:30 International Mag. HOLLYWOOD IUPI) - Jay studio by 7. Sbe arrlm bome ----------------------~----------• 1:30 ctnema JntemallonaiHilll:~:=- the Menace) North has ' in Ume to prepare dinner for Eve-'-• Showa 10:15 News Pro!ile-Kyle to become a vocal star'1the youngsters before memo- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TUESDAY • ~~alma-Barbara Produetiolts rtziD& the lines lor the next 7:00 p. m. What's New oermr "Space Ghost." day's sbootlng. t:w-!Cewl Sea Htlll& Weather Hen 7;30 USA: The Novel Cynthia is a native of Lalvla 1:15Jenntnga ftewt 1:00 Parts 1900 '1'0 JI1LM BEST SEU..ER who lived in Gennany during 6:30-News CBS NOWI Wella FarF 8;00 Roomful of Music World War 11. She ourvlved the 7:00 Joilll Foraytbe News Have Gua 10:00 News Profile-Kyle HOLLYWOOD (UP1l - Best. bombing 111111 bas a borrw of 7:3!)-Molber • Car Daktarl Combat WEDNESDAY IIIIVel "Vlllle, al t b e war that almosl prevented her 7:00 p. m Whnt's New will be filmed by aceepliDC her rale in tbe 8:00 Dalsiel McHale'• NaYJ 7:30 The Green Thumb at ZOtb CBS.TV series. Sbe speakl 1:30 Dr. KUtlanl f' Troop 1:00 Jazz Casual Latvtao, Ruuian and German 0:00 Mu'llll Peylan Place PeWcoat Jtlltt. 1:30 News 1n Perspeellve addllloll to naw1eu EDgllab. e:sOe:30 USA:Arts and 1be "F11111 lbiiik I'm Germaa IIIII . Fugitive aJ8 Report~ 10:00 News Proffie-Kyle approach - frequeolly speak· 10:11010 THURSDAY iDg Ia lhal la118'1'111"·" sbe '• Pacemaker Nna 7:00 p.m. What's New "lllnt!ta rau &IDee Ullltl" aaya. "But I 1111 litem straight 11:00 Newa Nen 7:30 The Gr<al Soelet7 11:311Late Sbow 1:00 Way of A Sb1p Api lor ABel "Peybt I ,!!11J!::Iiti-'!;:!1.2!!!1!!!.!•~·L----l!Muvle2!J!..,!!D!,__...., 1:30 Eglaaeerfnl Botb!B IIIPI_., .Is • Yo111181l I:G Brltlsb Calendar ~ 1:• 'l'be Ill& Plctare t:aO lllduslriea Gt Japall m• "!".. ~e an nd Engagement of Miss Lisle Is Announced o..I Mr. and Mrs. Chart.. ject: Lesley Ami Warren. Manbaltall. "Fortunately I did a lit!'e Ago; It. "1 waa absolutely mlurable," wort -11 couple ol televis;on Occupation: Actress she oaid at Disney Sludlos guest appearances -bill I was Problem: Frustratioll where she's ..,.starrlllg in a ready to pack up and go horpe Lesley II a bright-eyed young new movie with Fred MacM"T- two days before tl:·e picture thing from New York City who ray and Greer Garson. started." arrived ID Hollywood five "I didn't kllow any<llll! but montbs .... with mlons of llgl!lll. I took •• apnrtment Her fir•l IIIOVie Is "The augar piiDIII (whatever t~ey Westwood and spent weeks Happiest M1lliooar1e," but oilare) and glamor dancing In her staring at the walls. 1 went lbe little actresa still is lmagioatioo. see a movie every other mlurable. Sbe's getting around But within 1 matter of weeks by myself aDd visited muse"msl more, having dales, bot she's ---------------~-------------lanythiog bul happy [ WI "It's nol much easier r. me now that J know people <n this - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l t o w n , " she said. "H's a very cold, indifferent pi~. Tuesday peut rterformance was by Mau SERVICE WJITN Tv.IS W. ' The opening speaker was the ' ilyn Van De Buer Atler, Mif Rev. Otis Maxfield, pastor of America of 1958. She SJIOk the First Community Churl'h in ' briefly to the group in 1964-6! Columbus, on "Helping Youth i This year ner topic was "Goa fl -:- velop Values for Living." 1and Dreams.'' .,, Everett Lindcey, Public Rela- ! July 7 was government tia UnM Director, Gulf Oil Com· with Professor Meno Levenstf:i pany, Houston. Te:xas. ~eatured wbo spoke at the morning 1 ; In program on Fnday on sembly. His topic was "Cil zenship Responsibilities." 5hl Run of Year 1 In the afternoon the groo• Made bv Firemen visited the ~tate Capital I The G•IIiPoU. •olun~r fire downtown Columbus, wher tlf.."""..,l Rilde its 51st run tMy conducted a mock legis!& uf lhe year and thie fifth of the tive session. monlh .al'3:25 p.m. Friday to a Fridl!y afternoon the grou; !P'Ul fire along Rt. 7-35, two toored the campus of ~ mOos north of Galhpohs. Slate Umversity. In the ever SeYea men and one truck ing there was a symphony pn md tile run. Fire chief James Isented by tbe Columbus Yllllt A. Northup spotted the fire Symphooy Orchestra. •i,l' his car. r~dloed the J>O- Nine hundred boys and lice . department and tbe. call , attended this annual eveit1 wao transferred to the f<re de- i Meigs County delegates ;ier partment. A carelessly d1scard· , spon,ored by tile Citizens N• ed Cilaretto f~om a passing tiona! Bank, the Senior Fai JDOI«Isl waa hsted as probable Board and the 4-H Council, eau11 ol MM blaze. wh1ch burned about a lll!if·acre. ASKS DIVORCE ~~...~ f\PPUCATIONS Sheila Little, !17 Park • S'. FJ'Jjlklin Delano Gheen. 29. ; Middleport, has filed a pedtlor Syracue~ U. S. Marine Corp§. 1 for divorce from Milton Littlt and llorillll L Hliyes, 24. Mid- ' Jr., same address, in Mila diOf!Ort, !tailless; James Alan 1County Common Pleas CouJi Nutter, Ill, Rt. I. Coolviilt, U. The plaintiff charges gross !It S. ¥my, end Barbara Sue glee! of duty and extreme crv Haft, Rl. !, Pomeroy, tele· elty. She is seeking custody o one minor child. Iron!; WC!Ill TV.S IIOtLYWOOD Daily Word Mike Wallace Dawn Carper, Patty Dorst, Patty Koblentz. Donnl• Cheadle and John Meredith represented Meigs County ~ the Ohio ~-H Club Congress July 6·9 at Ohio State Unive1 sity. James H. Meredith, an ' · :>SU sophomore, was a coun· i "Human Motivation ." One r1 ie'or at the congress. Daylight Savings Time ROSE'ITA USLE Miss Warren Frustrated IHome, Children are More ----------------------- Th Stardom to Actress Monday NO: one was injured but two I failed to stop. The Sarrett c IUtos" were heavily damaged in . struck the back of thr Mill• rear end collision at 8:55 car. Ill. Friday in front of Bob Ev· • Mrs. Sarrett was riled to~astern Gallipolis municipal court 1 ans Steakhouse on ~ve. tn Ga\li!KJiis a charge of failure to stop wit lt was one or three accidents in the assured clear distallct !nve_stigated Friday by city Another two car collision o poll~ and brought the year's rurred at 2:10 p. m. Friday ' 1cciclent total to 2ll accidents Eastern Ave., near the -:ski In the first 1119 days of the year.' more Market. Officers said~ih P<qice said Geraldine E. Mil· Richard J. Phillips, 27, l)a ler, ~.'Thurman Star Rt.. head· ville. Ky ., was backing out ed northrast. had stopped tu 1a parking Jot just as Evel~ mako 1 lefl turn Behind ner .; Miller, 44. of 44 Sycamore S· LucUit Sarrett, 51, Gallipolis. was pulling into the lol. n Trinity Lutheran Church, Edgerton, Wise., waa the scene of lhe wedding of Miss Shirley Rae Yeske of Madison, Wis. and Robert Edward Frick, who Is stationed with the Air Force at Truax Field, Madison, Wise . on Saturday, July 9. The bride ts the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yeske of Edgerton, Wise , and the groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frick, Pomeroy, 0. Paotor Richard E. Larson of Betbel Lutherau church in Madison read the vows at 7 p. rn. before aa altar decocated with arrangements of white gladioli. Nuptial music was presented by Mrs. Floyd Palmiter and Nonnan "Y~.~ke ,. _ l!rfl~ . 2I....Jm"- .-/., ,·, ~ ,\ I~ ,. ~~ · • 2, •'' ! P•-N- "j. u Ill•. �Vows are Taken J \ I Trinity Lutheran Church Edgerton, Wise., wafi the seen~ of the wedding of Misg Shirley Rae Yeske of Madison, Wi~. and RoUert I!;dward Frick, wh~ is stationed with the Air Forca at Truax Field, Madison, Wi s1 on Saturday, Jul..,, 9. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yeske of Edgerton , W I!«' , an<i the groom Is the sun of Mr . and \1r!:i. Paul Frick, Pomeroy, 0. Paster Richard E. Larsc:m of Bethel Lutheran church in Madison read the vows at 7 p. m. before an altar dccera(· ed with arrangements of white gladioli . Nuptial rnusic was prPsented \ I ROSETIA USLE Engagement of Miss Lisle Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. Lisle, Syracuse, announce the engagement of their daughter, , Rosetta Lee, to Mr. J o h n 1 Redevian, Jr., of Bergholz, 0. ! by Mrs. Floyd Palmiter and Miss Lisle is a graduate Nnrman YP~kr. unrle of the bride . wh11 s;111g , o Pt·rfed Lrm•" and " The L(Jr·d ·s P:ay1 Pr ., of I' Pomeroy High School and Is · em~loyed by the Columbus and I Southern Ohio Electric Co. Giv!•n in marr i a~e bv her f~lt ilf·r. tht· bridt• wa~ lOvely in <1 lloor lt•nglh gown :Jf cbantilly MR. AND MRS. HAROLD E. SMITH Mr. and Mrs . tKwakma l Sunl SP-4 Harold E. Smith Mr. Redovian 18 a grad~ate , were united m marriage Ma:v 31 at the U.S. American of Springfield Local H '8 h iEmbassy in Seoul , Korea . SP-4 Smith is home on a 30 d•Y School and Ohio University. He : leav~ after serving 13 months in Korea. He will return tO served as_an officer in the A:· !Fort Campbel , Kentuckv. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. my Intelligence Corps and JS ' Harold H. Smith, Kingsbury Road. Pomeroy . now employed as a teacher at .--- - - · -- - · -- ---·- -'-- " -- - - Middleport High School. The event will be an open I church wedding Aug. 6, at 2:34/ j p. m. In the First Unitl'd Presbyterian Church, Syracuse. f ,, ,I :[ and rwt over sat in. which kaltlrPd a basqtiC bt~di r e A cuT let H( lace formed lhe col· 'l 1<1 1'1' ' Matrons Patrons J ! the 1llus1on voke. Wide lal'f panPis <ll Uw front and ~­ Mrs. Robert Edward Frick ba('k ot tl1e sk irt resembled panniprs. !!t•r threP quarter length vP il wa-: fasl('ned to , green sheath gowns with pep- land Wayae Boucher wert~ atpt·::arlt~d tJeart-s htlped petals. ~ permint green inserts and cum· llm.dants. Duane and Warner Sh•· eorned a ,.,scade of yel- i mberbunds. They wore green Granzow, cousins of tho .bride, low mums and wh1te daisies. nylon headpiecPS with bows ttf served as ushers. • i ,\ Irs. Jutm Slagg, sister of I peppermint green and canied A receptioR , . 150 guests I I, ,I . I' I' \' 1!1 ' 1 the bride and matron of honor, : bouquets of green and white WB! held in the Undercroft of · 1,' 11 ~ 1 l1 1 .: I •ore • lloor length yellow daisieS the church whtch WBI decoral' sht"ath taffeta gewn with gold 1 JancUe Granzow, cousin of ed with miniature bride and l &EVERLY JOHNSON The aanual reunion of the in s:· rt s a~d cummerbund and ! thf' b~ide as flo~e: girl, wore groom Ill floral arrugements I Mr. and Mrs . Joseph R. Johnson, Pomeroy, Route 1, Neigler family was held Ju1~ rwad p1~e of yellow _nylon j a wlnte ~own s1m1lar to that of yellow and ll'&eD. . are announcing the engagement and approaching marri· 4th. at . ~e home of Mr. an gold buw. She earned. a of the brtde. Kenneth Slagg, Fo11owlag the reception, tbe age of their daughter. Beverly Elaine to Lee Roush, son Mrs: Wliham Hardeo syracusePast Matrons and Past Patrons of Evangeline Chapluttqu<ll o! gold and white daiS· : nephew o! the bride was ring couple left lor • short trJ~. of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roush, Middleport, Route 1. Miss Racme _Road. . . ter, Order of the Eastern Stars, were honored Thursday . . . ; bearer and Kevm Slagg hghted For travel~g, the bride chang- Johnson graduated from Pomeroy Htgh School this year A dehctous pJcruc dinner was ' evening at the regular meeting of the chapter. Mr. and 'l ed to a wh1te 1beatb dre5s wttb and is employed at Goessler Jewelry Store m Pomeroy. en1oyl'd at noon by Mr. and I Mrs. William King presided as worthy matron and warbndesmatds, MISs Paula , the altar caoole<. sister of lhe groom . MiSs : The bride's brot11er -In-law ,, navy accessorteo. The eouple Mr. Roush is employed in the production control depart- Mrs. Robert R. Harden, dBugh- Past matrons of tbe chapter ·=--'-=<...::=:_"::__::= -'-:..:... Ellner and MISs Con- , John Sl~gg. was best man and I w1ll. reside at 30211 Webb St., ment of The Jmpenal Eledrtc Co. of Mtddleport, and Ill ter Pam and son Ralph of Nor- were recognized and presentl'd ' read from Mrs. John Vroman wore floor lenglh mint I Jim Re111y, Charles Blackburn MadJ.SOo, Wtsc., alter July 14. a graduate of Mtddleport Htgh School, m 1963. The open folk, Va., Mro. Drucy House, with roses by the worthy rna. . - - --church weddmg will be an event of Aug. 6. at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. James !lmltb, tro ilh Mrs Bess' King I Plans were made for Fnend ' IiliA""" £ z 1= at The Zion Church of Christ. A closed reception will be daught1!1'1 Meltsoa and 1\larcta; as." wte matr · . ~· lh Night to be held August 2: 1 ' ma mg Tile !ln. ami Mrl. Max at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mro. Dale Smith, da~ pr ":::tation e lwith other chapters i.uvited in· DoDBhue aD<I cbUdreo wi'l ghter Sbella; Judy Galldee and : red ;..,. M Chari _ eluding Harrisonville, Porn•· he lullltJnd wllll a ,..ep~~o~o Clyde Davis, of Columbus; Mr. llenn':;t Mr ~ Lrs. Fren ~' 1 roy, and Racine. Mrs. Kin! at Bealll Methodlll Clnlreb and Mnt. Arthur Neigler, dao- Mr Walter"'Haye," M Ec :·l announcl'd that tile Roberu ill Middleport Wedtlftday ... ghter Joy Beth and !JOB Rod- er s. J .. M Mars. Ha~- Circle picnic would be held enlog, July n, at 7:31 p.m. ney; Mr. and Mra. Ralpb Neig- ki:• ;;:. 'Fi~~ing ~· kin i August 18 at New Marshfield no Women'• tlaclely ol lbo [ ler, !OBI Bruce and Kenny, and M ' Wal~r B e ~w E s: It was also announced that charcll hu charge c1. lllo ar· Officers were elected when Cully, Flora; Louise DeLDle, daughter Peggy; Mr. and Mrs. .::; Norton M':c Will' \n~- Charlene Cochrane would be 1 rangemeula. Memben and ' Gallla Pomona Grange met 1Lady AsSistant Steward; Maur- Forrest Neigler, 81ld Tammy, g Mr j h "M moving with her family to Gal· \I rs. David Warner, the former Cheryl Niday, whose frieoclll of lllo char<b are i8- tbia week at the Springfield . ice Thomas, Legislative Agellt •Brian, and Teresa Harden, all ~ H s. aho ~ yoD!l,Willlr s. lipolis. 111 • "·"II• to Mr. David Michael Warner took place July vlted to alleDd aod ...,.t tllo Grange Han. Seve• grange• and Marietta Reynold, piaDii!l. 1 of Racine; Mr. alld Mrs. Car· arr ' rs. am , . . """ .as honored recently with a bridal shower at the new Dlbllsler and ldo famDy. were represeHted. ' Pomona was inspected by I roll Nelgler, daughters Nola, Reynolds, Mr~. Evelyn Lewts, ~ Followmg the meetmg rell',lllt' ,rf Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Holzer, Jr .• 525 First ~t~~Jw iif'Wto"' FWtliMi;;~ Elected were Ishmael GUles- Worthy Deputy Kenneth Ward. ' Karen and Linda; and Mr. and~- Earl Kmght and Wtlluun l freshments of cake and ICe i\\ I'II Ul', Gallipolis. pie Master; Everette Clark, j ~rs. Annabelle Ball wal ap- Mrs. Morris Harden of Syra- Kiag,_ past patron. cream were s.erved by t~e t •.l nn·~ furnished dlverstoll : - o.'erseer,. Florence Tram · er, [pointed as the centenaial mem-- cuse, and~hOSt and •··tess Officersandpro tern were Mrs. hostess committee. • 11ft:' UUB , h ld · hAD auction · 1 t-dl l\ In the evenmg, with a· Canaday, of R~o Gran~, Mrs. I.Mturer; Lawrence Holliday, bership chairman. Mr. 8Rd Mrl. Harden. French . Mrs. Jones. ~rs. was e durmg t e · everung ""'"' go<ng to Mrs. Harry Bai- !Lawrence Bast1ant, Mist Jtlll S Steward; Daniel Evans, Assist- The next meeting will be Lnllaa Steiff, chapter orgarust, with_ Mrs. Lyons se'11!le as I• '. \I , Jill Bastiam nad , Bast tam, MJSs Heanetta Cberant Steward; Marie Thomas, held at Rodney Graast on OcL was reportl'd recuperating from ·l auctmneer. Mrs. Chaol., Be~>;.1JSS .I<Jilf Douglas. The gifta \rmgtoA, M1ss Ana Wallace Chaplllin; T. F. Burleson, Trea· 3rd, and at th:at time officers illnesa at her home after bemg nett was welcomed b -.. &o tbt ''"" pi,,, •.I 11 a 001 artistJcal· Jackson, M1ss Jane Douglas of _The Frtendshlp Claa of tile IIUJ'er; Kathleel Darst, Seer&- will be installl'd for tbe two at Holzer Hospital for several chapter after ~J ber 1. '""·.ed'" white and <enter- Chester, Mrs. Harry Ba!ley, FIJ'IIt Church of God ol Galli- tary; Joe Durst, Gate Keeper; year terms. The meeting will dByo. A oole of thanks was 1bome. · Rutb lalso be marked by tho baking ' " "''h" bride. Little M i ss iMrs . Blanche Canaday, MJSS polio enjoyl'd • _Potluck ouppor !:dilh Cornell, Ceres; ·lr/!1 HI<IH,. assisted Mrs. I Carol Jean Stgbt of lrontoo, 1 on Friday everung. , . event Eva••· Pomona; Marla M.,. and sewing contests. v ,11wr 1n opening ber gifts. Mrs. Bette Ryal, Mrs. J1mmy 1took place oa FortificaUon Hill. - -- - · -· A bridal shower waa given . '.,, tile gifts were openl'd Steele, Miss Tona Arrowood, l!eY. L. E. Foody gave tlumko recently by Mrs. Jean SclJOoo. '"''' ~ractoUllly acknowledged, Mrs. Ralph Warner ol Masoa, lor tbo bomltiful mppor. Preeover, Miss Marjorie Bentz, '5 ' . 10 tlw ww sts were invited to the W. Va., Miss Mary Alteri, eat wen Mr. and Mn. Jehn Mr. &Ad Mrs. Frank Tabor ployed as a medical secretaey aRd Mrs. Betty Dill for Mrs. E~~a Wc~en Soctety of 1~ " recently. There were appointed dining IMisses Christi and Amy Hoi- , Brammer, Mr. and Mn. Tom- of Patriot Star Rt., Gallipolis, at Holzer Hospital BAd Clinic. Bebby (Linda Dill )Foster ill ChrJSban htard a eight memb.rs, and two guests nr(lm \·h~rf' punch, cake, mints 1zer , Mrs. Ferrell Niday. Miss my Evan&, Mike and Sherry; are aRDOURCing the eagagement Mr. Sims Is a graduate of the basement of tbe Enterprise gram oar _e socgulra nature . D pr~ent.J S d ~~ nti mt ts v.t>re .served. Mrs. · Anita Chesser of Athens aAd Tammy Anderson and Roger approaching marriage or New Lexingtoa High sChool E.U.B Chureb. pobeveldrtyt !bat hitS reo! Mrar meFeb~~ th rs .. tames ad~ ers dgave f l960 ad of M. p B ·k ....~"'""'-- Mr Joh Jef "th lh 1 • ~.1 _.~ a e ome s. ra- e scrtp ure rea mgs as prelllllZI'r wall ass•sted by her ; 1ss eggy ec . Br&t1U..-......-u 1 , s. D - their daughter, Kay Fra»eea, WI e c ass o , a Games were playa. BIIU. - · ---, ted th ' tbe bd,lllgt•tN" \ tisses Chnsti and Sending gifts were Mrs. Bar· fen and Jill, Mr. 1Rd Mr1. to Mr. Arnold Gail Sims, _scB Rio Grande College. prizel!l WOIIr by Mrs. Mary 0 ''"" ll .,lt.tr. , tow Jones. of Pl. . Pleasaat, Noah D. Houck, Keith and of Mr. and Mrs. AlDOl G. Stms He attendl'd the Chandler cber, Mr>. Judy Starcher, Gre{vorld." r .,, ·\ll<·mi 1 ,~ ~ere Mrs. Albert Mrs. MorriS Haskms, Mrs. Deborah, Jeff Rhodeo, Mr. and of Rt. 1 Now LeXJagton. School of Theology, I part of fi'ITY Miller, Mra. Ewlyn Nap~l ruhnlle, \t~ . Eva Ives, Mra. , Donald Wedge, Mrs.. Elmer Mrs. Leo& Stollings, Letha Miso Tabor 1a a graduate of Emory Uaiversity Ia Atlanta, per, Richard Dill, Miss MarThe program openod witb ..llle Ell i t' t:, rl;~nd\ Mrs . Marshall · CaldwPJI, M1ss Jackie. Evans and Davidi Mr. ud Mrs. Ken-- Gallia Academy High school Georgta, last year, where he jorie Bentz, Mrs. Jean Schoonsinging of "Blessed Assurail!Jt." , atl<~d·•Y· '.11s~ Joyce A 1 n ali~ M1ss Mary~: Halliday. __ nath Betz, Mr. and Mn. Clar- ia the class of 1965, and ia em· will conti~ue his studies at tbe over, Debbie Schoonover, Mrs. and ''Wbat A Frieod·'We Have \ - ·-ence Myer• and their two school thiS fall. IBetty Dill, Miss Cathy Dill, Ia Jesus ." Prayer was offered tar of 1 i~ ,l l 1 1 ~II' Of Past Years Are Recognized · Neig/er family Reunion Held At H d H ar en ome I 1 Master Elec ted ent Bride lS uest at Shower "' . . ~ ... WNW NNN .... ~~ ;:;::a::t:a L Potluck Supper I f • ecJ b nJoy Y Church ClaSS ofl ... 'I ° Brl'dal Shower Is Gl'ven for Mrs. foster • ld s· rno lms M' T bor 'II Wed A ISS a WI f.al Nature of Poverty Around World,.· Is Topic otEureka wscs Group pr~ :rv•co "''"""!"'" 1 Star~ S k Sho tor Wer Given for Cl ub Member 1 Rodney ~scs Program Theme Centers n 'Where the Women Are children, and tho Rev. alld Mn. Tbe weddig wiU be an event and Miss Sharoo DIU. Gallia County C!tizelll Band by Mrs. Jack StuUer. L. E. Foudy. of August 28th at Grace Meth- 1 Also attending were Mrs. Rad In . honored Mrs Rob- I Readings were gtven by M1'1 Games were p~yed and ndist church ill Gallipolis. The Mary Curtis, Mrs. Sara Dill, ert ~~ • • ~·member, with a Norma Halley , Mrs. Cl.nr~ A ro )' rtm ftllitled "Where ' Mrs. Jtm M('Guire. everyone had 1m enJOYable f!V· I Rev. Hughey Jones will per- Mrs. Carla Carter, Mn. Violet !ltork shower at its meeting Fisher, .Mrs. Wayne Baker, 'l'lt<· ~"~''" Are.'' was present- The society decided to hold enillg. The Dell meeting wiU form the ceremony, and the and Jerry Miller, Mrs. Bonnie Wednsday Dight. Mrs. Irmn,. Mrs _ C..rl Baker. . th Rod its August meeting tho second be held Suaday, August 7, at · gracious CUlltom of ope• cbureb Miller Tommy and Tammy Mrs. JosephJDe Gibson and Mrs. t'd at the ~t't:-~H"f te1 of eCbris week of the monlh due to 8 tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Mn. Karl Grueser, assisted : will be observed. Schoo~ver asd Mr. Bobby Mrs. Cox received many love- ICharles Martin. ney Womcns ' 0 th~ l cMflict with the Junior Fair. D. Houck. There will be 1 by Mrs. William Fisher, enter- !• Foster. ' ly gills. Refreshments of jello, • DW'mg lhe business meeting tlan S..rv: ·e T~ 1 Z~ 8 1 Miss Louise DeLillo led a plcnle tlimJer at 1 p. m. and tainl'd the Past Chiefs of Mag- A iation ilr Sending gifts were llisiJ San- mints, and cake were served. I" far.~., picnic was planned new home 0 1 rs , nan 0 w- dis sion scheduliRg pro- various lamel will be played. nolia Temple Pythia• Sisters, pprec dra Gilmore, Misses Sandy, The cake was decorated in pink · for Aug. 4th. It will be held a< 00 on . iller had tbe gr:: for UJe nexl year. Each Thursday evening at ber home Extended Grange Candace and Sherry Hutton, and white, with pink booties p.m. at tbe Ivan File ptcn•• Mrs. Blanche M . a 'member is to presen• a proII MiaorsviUe. Mrs .. Gladys Officials of Patriot Graage Mr. and Mrs. Don HuDBel, Hel· the top. grounds. The meeting was cloodc<otwns, whJ<n lntludl'dRoo I "rru'ng women of Cockier was a CORtrJbUbAg hos- 1have expressed appreciation of ... Jo~ Emma Lou aRd Mrs . I A d' Mr and M led with prayer, and during a readmg from Ute Upper m. gram r.onc... tes ' J""'"'' tten mg were . rs. : . I b the h ed and she ai>O presented the pro- the Bible. Mrs. Blanche MU!er, s. the visit by Swan Creek Grange Robert D~viB, Mrs. Alta and ' Bob Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Jim ' ~ta our ootess serv ram. She stressed lhe lmporl-lmembership chairmBll, The meetiRg, In eharge. of I Thursday rughl Swan Creek CoBllle Dill, Esther and John Rollins, and Connie, Mr. and ' ovely refreshments. !.ce of wome. in lhe olficalledholdingthemembershlpdrive Mrs. Frank stewart, prestdeat,[ Grange ga~e an exceUilllt per- DIU, Mrs. Linda Pullln.s, Mr. Mrs. GleDR Soles, Mr. and Mrs. · k f the chW'ch. tbe first three months. 'lbt Ihlrd and tourth degrees opened with prayer and two , rormance 1n opemag and cloo- and Mrs. Kenny and Randy Fox Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Oti- Evaluation Seuion I ra~u~i~g the business meeting Mrs. Carl Gillespie offered were I!OII!erred on five e811dl· readlnga were ~ven. ing the meeting. 1 Miller, Mr. and Mrs. James ver Stover, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hehl by Churches ron can was given by nine prayer, and deltcmus 111d dec- dBteo at tile meetlag of Eao American Flag, l>y Mrs. The meeting waa featurl'd by Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. OrviUe BaH, Mr. and Mrs. John Sallaz, . embers Ther<' were two orative refreshments were llr· Grange held TUesday night. Grueser and "lllllepelldeoce a literary program consisting Watsoa, Mrs. Judy Miller, Mrs. Mr and Mrs James Anderson An evaluatiou sesSion for m sts Mrs B~tty Owen and ved by tbe hostess. Next meet- Due lo the illness ol Worthy Day," by Mrs. Lawreaee of music, readings, skits, KathryR Evans, Miss Gene- Mr: and Mrs: Mike Sommer: workers and teachers of Jh• gue_:... ... .:. .. -- lng wiU be Aug. lith, with place Master El'tM!I1t Greenlee, tile Lano!Rg. poems, and other aurnbers. A vleve Stobart, Mr. and Mn. Tom Grube, Doc Haskins, Joha recenUy completed vacauon W' to be aonounced later. Deputy Master, Kenoetb Ward, I Plans _ . made for tile an- potluck dinner waa served ~ur· FJdnn Weeb, Miss Elizabeth Pasquale, Marlin Kingery , H. i Bible School at Heath MethoCarol}o~l IIU presided. nual pk:Dic ID be beld at the , ing a dlillghUul social hour. Davis, Rev. anq Mrs. Menzel P. Hatch, and tile boooree, and ;dlst and United Metbndist chur· Grange Contell Receiving tbe rHualistlc work bnme of Mrs. Amanda Kaspar ~ Smtih, Mn. Delores Will, Mr. Mr. Cox. The ae1 t meeting of ches WBI held Wednesday evenThe apple muffin contest was BIRTHDAY OBSERVED were Mr. and Mro. Frank Jib;, on Thursday, August 4 It 1;30'I Couples Celebrate and Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. tbe club wiD be held July !lith. mg at tile home of Mrs. Ben> Mid when Hemlock Grovt Chuckle Legar was guest of Hottle Swisher, Walter Kalbloo- p. m. and members are to take J . .4 . FrtiiiC011 carl,eton, Mr. and Mrs. ard Fultz. Grange mot recenUy with Ca- honor at cook-GUt recently at ld, and Beary stll-. A pio- their OWII table service. The I oint_ nn&VeriiJTY Ralph Foster and Mrs. Mabel An ootdoor picnic supper pre1 r<l Joaes, worthy master, ]lie- _ lure o1 tbe Golda Sbll<l mom- traveliJtll prize donated by Mrs. I Followmg a custom of long Motre. Revitml Meeting• ceded tbe discussion. Staff sid,ng. Miso Ada Hoskins and tile home of his grandparents, bers, MistJ Blanch l'ttdetiek l,amtiag waa awarded to Mrs. ! slanding, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Beina Announced members atteodinl were MrL Mrs Claro Paulsen were jndg· Mr. and Mrs. Jollll Terrell, ud Mrs. MIDale Palmer hu Gnteser. 1 Evans, and Mr. and Mrs. HoA. nual p· . . ., Jack Slaven, Mrs. Keonetll es and Mnt. Joaes won IIr!l, Mulberry llelgb~, Pomeroy, In been fr~ and buog in tho Glllllll were pl'tlyetl with , bart Craft of Gallipolis, ~olen &eRif Ia Rev. 1.. v. Gause, pastor Taylor, Mrs. IM-'Ciew, Mn& ond Mra. StaRford Stocllton, ae- ollllervance of h10 birtbday. A Grance Rill. prize& awartled to MistJ Tbelma [ brated the1r wedding arwver- Announced by Club Trfedstooe Baptist dlurcb, Bess Sanhom, Mrs. Nan Moore, cond. ~ duster waa eatered. decorated birthday cake and Mr. AWe Sllmper and Mr. Grueoer, llfrtt. Ray ~abel, sarles together June !Btb. The Meigs CoUllly Holstein t111110t111ced today that 1 series Mrs. Walter Hayee, Mrs C. The meeting opened In ritual- lee . m:oam were eerved lollow- Reed HadtJoY were reported 01. Mn. Kaspltl and Mn. Arnold The Crafts were observing club will have Its annual plcmc revival oerv1cea will begin Melvin Alkite, lllta. J oh• bljc form. ourJ~W ~ bus!Ma jlbg tbe dJm!er to Mr. and ~- iWre8lunellll · o1 ~· keol-ald l!Qa A 41eYert """!"" waa their 46th and the Evans their Seturday, July 16, at tile Rei the churcb July 10 and coolin- Seho, Mrs. Bob Ord, Mn. GUJ ~on pJ4118 we!1 ..., . ooepb Struble .aad Mlcblel _. Iced tea ,... ilened to It served by Ihe hostesses to 40th. The couples met at tile Shenefield farm, beglunmg lrilh ,. tJ1rou8b Jullt :IS, eacb Guinther, Mrs. William R u stupectlon Satur<lay, July 16 at 1111:: ud' Mrs. Gene Mlteh ud mem)!on ud·lhree vlslten c1ur- lbos4J ttamet1 above and Mr1. 1Evans home, and went to Hunt- a balket dinner at MOll. lag at T:IIO p. m. sell, Mrs . Roy Reuter, tile !ln. 1 p. m. and aU members are~ and Mark, Mr. ~ Mra. 1118 a1001al bour. Nat meotbl(t Rlcbanl C8mpbell, Mrs. Henry llngton where they had dlaner. The Shenefield fmn is local- Rev. Henry Fleldler, Inti Mrs. Uu JlonoltM, 'fo!ll urg~ tQ attend. Refresbmenii -:J'ei'rell and Mr. 8lil Mrs. Cblr·,. July 12th wiD be marked by Reibel, Mlu Lena Gruesq, Returning to the Evans home, ed off Rl. IM, - r Salem 11or o1 the Pro>/ldenCe · BtWr, Pam . Crew, L.~da · aer:"ed at lilt oljlM ol lei I.e~ .and IIJIIle, ',~ ~- ~ lei~ ~ Mn. tllomas ·c;ook and they l!llded the observance with Center. Evei'J(one wllo II Inter- AltO"lalloa, ..¢ be lbe ~ meeti!Ji. , . •· liN Cbi)cldt. '~ ·· • '• """ Ill . , _ , filii, Yra. IWOII Fltbet. pra1er, and exehangl'd &1111. uted il welc11111e. aeJ1a1, 1'1itliilillf •••· L 1 -I '1'/ l Past Chiefs of Magnolia Temple •nee/ Are Enterfal ~::1 "Pov~ ~~:n ,. T~~ ~uggest- oa l6 f' C d'daf IVek Deg an I es Ta e rees ! By EnoGrange "The[ I I I ::.1~ tf ;, , ' l.J<lf! : ~ '' ' j i rIf IiU of\ 1 I ror •I ----------.......---------------~ • , 1 t . I I • . •• 11 I ' - • ' • d · �Vows are Taken J \ I Trinity Lutheran Church Edgerton, Wise., wafi the seen~ of the wedding of Misg Shirley Rae Yeske of Madison, Wi~. and RoUert I!;dward Frick, wh~ is stationed with the Air Forca at Truax Field, Madison, Wi s1 on Saturday, Jul..,, 9. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Yeske of Edgerton , W I!«' , an<i the groom Is the sun of Mr . and \1r!:i. Paul Frick, Pomeroy, 0. Paster Richard E. Larsc:m of Bethel Lutheran church in Madison read the vows at 7 p. m. before an altar dccera(· ed with arrangements of white gladioli . Nuptial rnusic was prPsented \ I ROSETIA USLE Engagement of Miss Lisle Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. Lisle, Syracuse, announce the engagement of their daughter, , Rosetta Lee, to Mr. J o h n 1 Redevian, Jr., of Bergholz, 0. ! by Mrs. Floyd Palmiter and Miss Lisle is a graduate Nnrman YP~kr. unrle of the bride . wh11 s;111g , o Pt·rfed Lrm•" and " The L(Jr·d ·s P:ay1 Pr ., of I' Pomeroy High School and Is · em~loyed by the Columbus and I Southern Ohio Electric Co. Giv!•n in marr i a~e bv her f~lt ilf·r. tht· bridt• wa~ lOvely in <1 lloor lt•nglh gown :Jf cbantilly MR. AND MRS. HAROLD E. SMITH Mr. and Mrs . tKwakma l Sunl SP-4 Harold E. Smith Mr. Redovian 18 a grad~ate , were united m marriage Ma:v 31 at the U.S. American of Springfield Local H '8 h iEmbassy in Seoul , Korea . SP-4 Smith is home on a 30 d•Y School and Ohio University. He : leav~ after serving 13 months in Korea. He will return tO served as_an officer in the A:· !Fort Campbel , Kentuckv. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. my Intelligence Corps and JS ' Harold H. Smith, Kingsbury Road. Pomeroy . now employed as a teacher at .--- - - · -- - · -- ---·- -'-- " -- - - Middleport High School. The event will be an open I church wedding Aug. 6, at 2:34/ j p. m. In the First Unitl'd Presbyterian Church, Syracuse. f ,, ,I :[ and rwt over sat in. which kaltlrPd a basqtiC bt~di r e A cuT let H( lace formed lhe col· 'l 1<1 1'1' ' Matrons Patrons J ! the 1llus1on voke. Wide lal'f panPis <ll Uw front and ~­ Mrs. Robert Edward Frick ba('k ot tl1e sk irt resembled panniprs. !!t•r threP quarter length vP il wa-: fasl('ned to , green sheath gowns with pep- land Wayae Boucher wert~ atpt·::arlt~d tJeart-s htlped petals. ~ permint green inserts and cum· llm.dants. Duane and Warner Sh•· eorned a ,.,scade of yel- i mberbunds. They wore green Granzow, cousins of tho .bride, low mums and wh1te daisies. nylon headpiecPS with bows ttf served as ushers. • i ,\ Irs. Jutm Slagg, sister of I peppermint green and canied A receptioR , . 150 guests I I, ,I . I' I' \' 1!1 ' 1 the bride and matron of honor, : bouquets of green and white WB! held in the Undercroft of · 1,' 11 ~ 1 l1 1 .: I •ore • lloor length yellow daisieS the church whtch WBI decoral' sht"ath taffeta gewn with gold 1 JancUe Granzow, cousin of ed with miniature bride and l &EVERLY JOHNSON The aanual reunion of the in s:· rt s a~d cummerbund and ! thf' b~ide as flo~e: girl, wore groom Ill floral arrugements I Mr. and Mrs . Joseph R. Johnson, Pomeroy, Route 1, Neigler family was held Ju1~ rwad p1~e of yellow _nylon j a wlnte ~own s1m1lar to that of yellow and ll'&eD. . are announcing the engagement and approaching marri· 4th. at . ~e home of Mr. an gold buw. She earned. a of the brtde. Kenneth Slagg, Fo11owlag the reception, tbe age of their daughter. Beverly Elaine to Lee Roush, son Mrs: Wliham Hardeo syracusePast Matrons and Past Patrons of Evangeline Chapluttqu<ll o! gold and white daiS· : nephew o! the bride was ring couple left lor • short trJ~. of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roush, Middleport, Route 1. Miss Racme _Road. . . ter, Order of the Eastern Stars, were honored Thursday . . . ; bearer and Kevm Slagg hghted For travel~g, the bride chang- Johnson graduated from Pomeroy Htgh School this year A dehctous pJcruc dinner was ' evening at the regular meeting of the chapter. Mr. and 'l ed to a wh1te 1beatb dre5s wttb and is employed at Goessler Jewelry Store m Pomeroy. en1oyl'd at noon by Mr. and I Mrs. William King presided as worthy matron and warbndesmatds, MISs Paula , the altar caoole<. sister of lhe groom . MiSs : The bride's brot11er -In-law ,, navy accessorteo. The eouple Mr. Roush is employed in the production control depart- Mrs. Robert R. Harden, dBugh- Past matrons of tbe chapter ·=--'-=<...::=:_"::__::= -'-:..:... Ellner and MISs Con- , John Sl~gg. was best man and I w1ll. reside at 30211 Webb St., ment of The Jmpenal Eledrtc Co. of Mtddleport, and Ill ter Pam and son Ralph of Nor- were recognized and presentl'd ' read from Mrs. John Vroman wore floor lenglh mint I Jim Re111y, Charles Blackburn MadJ.SOo, Wtsc., alter July 14. a graduate of Mtddleport Htgh School, m 1963. The open folk, Va., Mro. Drucy House, with roses by the worthy rna. . - - --church weddmg will be an event of Aug. 6. at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. James !lmltb, tro ilh Mrs Bess' King I Plans were made for Fnend ' IiliA""" £ z 1= at The Zion Church of Christ. A closed reception will be daught1!1'1 Meltsoa and 1\larcta; as." wte matr · . ~· lh Night to be held August 2: 1 ' ma mg Tile !ln. ami Mrl. Max at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mro. Dale Smith, da~ pr ":::tation e lwith other chapters i.uvited in· DoDBhue aD<I cbUdreo wi'l ghter Sbella; Judy Galldee and : red ;..,. M Chari _ eluding Harrisonville, Porn•· he lullltJnd wllll a ,..ep~~o~o Clyde Davis, of Columbus; Mr. llenn':;t Mr ~ Lrs. Fren ~' 1 roy, and Racine. Mrs. Kin! at Bealll Methodlll Clnlreb and Mnt. Arthur Neigler, dao- Mr Walter"'Haye," M Ec :·l announcl'd that tile Roberu ill Middleport Wedtlftday ... ghter Joy Beth and !JOB Rod- er s. J .. M Mars. Ha~- Circle picnic would be held enlog, July n, at 7:31 p.m. ney; Mr. and Mra. Ralpb Neig- ki:• ;;:. 'Fi~~ing ~· kin i August 18 at New Marshfield no Women'• tlaclely ol lbo [ ler, !OBI Bruce and Kenny, and M ' Wal~r B e ~w E s: It was also announced that charcll hu charge c1. lllo ar· Officers were elected when Cully, Flora; Louise DeLDle, daughter Peggy; Mr. and Mrs. .::; Norton M':c Will' \n~- Charlene Cochrane would be 1 rangemeula. Memben and ' Gallla Pomona Grange met 1Lady AsSistant Steward; Maur- Forrest Neigler, 81ld Tammy, g Mr j h "M moving with her family to Gal· \I rs. David Warner, the former Cheryl Niday, whose frieoclll of lllo char<b are i8- tbia week at the Springfield . ice Thomas, Legislative Agellt •Brian, and Teresa Harden, all ~ H s. aho ~ yoD!l,Willlr s. lipolis. 111 • "·"II• to Mr. David Michael Warner took place July vlted to alleDd aod ...,.t tllo Grange Han. Seve• grange• and Marietta Reynold, piaDii!l. 1 of Racine; Mr. alld Mrs. Car· arr ' rs. am , . . """ .as honored recently with a bridal shower at the new Dlbllsler and ldo famDy. were represeHted. ' Pomona was inspected by I roll Nelgler, daughters Nola, Reynolds, Mr~. Evelyn Lewts, ~ Followmg the meetmg rell',lllt' ,rf Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Holzer, Jr .• 525 First ~t~~Jw iif'Wto"' FWtliMi;;~ Elected were Ishmael GUles- Worthy Deputy Kenneth Ward. ' Karen and Linda; and Mr. and~- Earl Kmght and Wtlluun l freshments of cake and ICe i\\ I'II Ul', Gallipolis. pie Master; Everette Clark, j ~rs. Annabelle Ball wal ap- Mrs. Morris Harden of Syra- Kiag,_ past patron. cream were s.erved by t~e t •.l nn·~ furnished dlverstoll : - o.'erseer,. Florence Tram · er, [pointed as the centenaial mem-- cuse, and~hOSt and •··tess Officersandpro tern were Mrs. hostess committee. • 11ft:' UUB , h ld · hAD auction · 1 t-dl l\ In the evenmg, with a· Canaday, of R~o Gran~, Mrs. I.Mturer; Lawrence Holliday, bership chairman. Mr. 8Rd Mrl. Harden. French . Mrs. Jones. ~rs. was e durmg t e · everung ""'"' go<ng to Mrs. Harry Bai- !Lawrence Bast1ant, Mist Jtlll S Steward; Daniel Evans, Assist- The next meeting will be Lnllaa Steiff, chapter orgarust, with_ Mrs. Lyons se'11!le as I• '. \I , Jill Bastiam nad , Bast tam, MJSs Heanetta Cberant Steward; Marie Thomas, held at Rodney Graast on OcL was reportl'd recuperating from ·l auctmneer. Mrs. Chaol., Be~>;.1JSS .I<Jilf Douglas. The gifta \rmgtoA, M1ss Ana Wallace Chaplllin; T. F. Burleson, Trea· 3rd, and at th:at time officers illnesa at her home after bemg nett was welcomed b -.. &o tbt ''"" pi,,, •.I 11 a 001 artistJcal· Jackson, M1ss Jane Douglas of _The Frtendshlp Claa of tile IIUJ'er; Kathleel Darst, Seer&- will be installl'd for tbe two at Holzer Hospital for several chapter after ~J ber 1. '""·.ed'" white and <enter- Chester, Mrs. Harry Ba!ley, FIJ'IIt Church of God ol Galli- tary; Joe Durst, Gate Keeper; year terms. The meeting will dByo. A oole of thanks was 1bome. · Rutb lalso be marked by tho baking ' " "''h" bride. Little M i ss iMrs . Blanche Canaday, MJSS polio enjoyl'd • _Potluck ouppor !:dilh Cornell, Ceres; ·lr/!1 HI<IH,. assisted Mrs. I Carol Jean Stgbt of lrontoo, 1 on Friday everung. , . event Eva••· Pomona; Marla M.,. and sewing contests. v ,11wr 1n opening ber gifts. Mrs. Bette Ryal, Mrs. J1mmy 1took place oa FortificaUon Hill. - -- - · -· A bridal shower waa given . '.,, tile gifts were openl'd Steele, Miss Tona Arrowood, l!eY. L. E. Foody gave tlumko recently by Mrs. Jean SclJOoo. '"''' ~ractoUllly acknowledged, Mrs. Ralph Warner ol Masoa, lor tbo bomltiful mppor. Preeover, Miss Marjorie Bentz, '5 ' . 10 tlw ww sts were invited to the W. Va., Miss Mary Alteri, eat wen Mr. and Mn. Jehn Mr. &Ad Mrs. Frank Tabor ployed as a medical secretaey aRd Mrs. Betty Dill for Mrs. E~~a Wc~en Soctety of 1~ " recently. There were appointed dining IMisses Christi and Amy Hoi- , Brammer, Mr. and Mn. Tom- of Patriot Star Rt., Gallipolis, at Holzer Hospital BAd Clinic. Bebby (Linda Dill )Foster ill ChrJSban htard a eight memb.rs, and two guests nr(lm \·h~rf' punch, cake, mints 1zer , Mrs. Ferrell Niday. Miss my Evan&, Mike and Sherry; are aRDOURCing the eagagement Mr. Sims Is a graduate of the basement of tbe Enterprise gram oar _e socgulra nature . D pr~ent.J S d ~~ nti mt ts v.t>re .served. Mrs. · Anita Chesser of Athens aAd Tammy Anderson and Roger approaching marriage or New Lexingtoa High sChool E.U.B Chureb. pobeveldrtyt !bat hitS reo! Mrar meFeb~~ th rs .. tames ad~ ers dgave f l960 ad of M. p B ·k ....~"'""'-- Mr Joh Jef "th lh 1 • ~.1 _.~ a e ome s. ra- e scrtp ure rea mgs as prelllllZI'r wall ass•sted by her ; 1ss eggy ec . Br&t1U..-......-u 1 , s. D - their daughter, Kay Fra»eea, WI e c ass o , a Games were playa. BIIU. - · ---, ted th ' tbe bd,lllgt•tN" \ tisses Chnsti and Sending gifts were Mrs. Bar· fen and Jill, Mr. 1Rd Mr1. to Mr. Arnold Gail Sims, _scB Rio Grande College. prizel!l WOIIr by Mrs. Mary 0 ''"" ll .,lt.tr. , tow Jones. of Pl. . Pleasaat, Noah D. Houck, Keith and of Mr. and Mrs. AlDOl G. Stms He attendl'd the Chandler cber, Mr>. Judy Starcher, Gre{vorld." r .,, ·\ll<·mi 1 ,~ ~ere Mrs. Albert Mrs. MorriS Haskms, Mrs. Deborah, Jeff Rhodeo, Mr. and of Rt. 1 Now LeXJagton. School of Theology, I part of fi'ITY Miller, Mra. Ewlyn Nap~l ruhnlle, \t~ . Eva Ives, Mra. , Donald Wedge, Mrs.. Elmer Mrs. Leo& Stollings, Letha Miso Tabor 1a a graduate of Emory Uaiversity Ia Atlanta, per, Richard Dill, Miss MarThe program openod witb ..llle Ell i t' t:, rl;~nd\ Mrs . Marshall · CaldwPJI, M1ss Jackie. Evans and Davidi Mr. ud Mrs. Ken-- Gallia Academy High school Georgta, last year, where he jorie Bentz, Mrs. Jean Schoonsinging of "Blessed Assurail!Jt." , atl<~d·•Y· '.11s~ Joyce A 1 n ali~ M1ss Mary~: Halliday. __ nath Betz, Mr. and Mn. Clar- ia the class of 1965, and ia em· will conti~ue his studies at tbe over, Debbie Schoonover, Mrs. and ''Wbat A Frieod·'We Have \ - ·-ence Myer• and their two school thiS fall. IBetty Dill, Miss Cathy Dill, Ia Jesus ." Prayer was offered tar of 1 i~ ,l l 1 1 ~II' Of Past Years Are Recognized · Neig/er family Reunion Held At H d H ar en ome I 1 Master Elec ted ent Bride lS uest at Shower "' . . ~ ... WNW NNN .... ~~ ;:;::a::t:a L Potluck Supper I f • ecJ b nJoy Y Church ClaSS ofl ... 'I ° Brl'dal Shower Is Gl'ven for Mrs. foster • ld s· rno lms M' T bor 'II Wed A ISS a WI f.al Nature of Poverty Around World,.· Is Topic otEureka wscs Group pr~ :rv•co "''"""!"'" 1 Star~ S k Sho tor Wer Given for Cl ub Member 1 Rodney ~scs Program Theme Centers n 'Where the Women Are children, and tho Rev. alld Mn. Tbe weddig wiU be an event and Miss Sharoo DIU. Gallia County C!tizelll Band by Mrs. Jack StuUer. L. E. Foudy. of August 28th at Grace Meth- 1 Also attending were Mrs. Rad In . honored Mrs Rob- I Readings were gtven by M1'1 Games were p~yed and ndist church ill Gallipolis. The Mary Curtis, Mrs. Sara Dill, ert ~~ • • ~·member, with a Norma Halley , Mrs. Cl.nr~ A ro )' rtm ftllitled "Where ' Mrs. Jtm M('Guire. everyone had 1m enJOYable f!V· I Rev. Hughey Jones will per- Mrs. Carla Carter, Mn. Violet !ltork shower at its meeting Fisher, .Mrs. Wayne Baker, 'l'lt<· ~"~''" Are.'' was present- The society decided to hold enillg. The Dell meeting wiU form the ceremony, and the and Jerry Miller, Mrs. Bonnie Wednsday Dight. Mrs. Irmn,. Mrs _ C..rl Baker. . th Rod its August meeting tho second be held Suaday, August 7, at · gracious CUlltom of ope• cbureb Miller Tommy and Tammy Mrs. JosephJDe Gibson and Mrs. t'd at the ~t't:-~H"f te1 of eCbris week of the monlh due to 8 tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Mn. Karl Grueser, assisted : will be observed. Schoo~ver asd Mr. Bobby Mrs. Cox received many love- ICharles Martin. ney Womcns ' 0 th~ l cMflict with the Junior Fair. D. Houck. There will be 1 by Mrs. William Fisher, enter- !• Foster. ' ly gills. Refreshments of jello, • DW'mg lhe business meeting tlan S..rv: ·e T~ 1 Z~ 8 1 Miss Louise DeLillo led a plcnle tlimJer at 1 p. m. and tainl'd the Past Chiefs of Mag- A iation ilr Sending gifts were llisiJ San- mints, and cake were served. I" far.~., picnic was planned new home 0 1 rs , nan 0 w- dis sion scheduliRg pro- various lamel will be played. nolia Temple Pythia• Sisters, pprec dra Gilmore, Misses Sandy, The cake was decorated in pink · for Aug. 4th. It will be held a< 00 on . iller had tbe gr:: for UJe nexl year. Each Thursday evening at ber home Extended Grange Candace and Sherry Hutton, and white, with pink booties p.m. at tbe Ivan File ptcn•• Mrs. Blanche M . a 'member is to presen• a proII MiaorsviUe. Mrs .. Gladys Officials of Patriot Graage Mr. and Mrs. Don HuDBel, Hel· the top. grounds. The meeting was cloodc<otwns, whJ<n lntludl'dRoo I "rru'ng women of Cockier was a CORtrJbUbAg hos- 1have expressed appreciation of ... Jo~ Emma Lou aRd Mrs . I A d' Mr and M led with prayer, and during a readmg from Ute Upper m. gram r.onc... tes ' J""'"'' tten mg were . rs. : . I b the h ed and she ai>O presented the pro- the Bible. Mrs. Blanche MU!er, s. the visit by Swan Creek Grange Robert D~viB, Mrs. Alta and ' Bob Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Jim ' ~ta our ootess serv ram. She stressed lhe lmporl-lmembership chairmBll, The meetiRg, In eharge. of I Thursday rughl Swan Creek CoBllle Dill, Esther and John Rollins, and Connie, Mr. and ' ovely refreshments. !.ce of wome. in lhe olficalledholdingthemembershlpdrive Mrs. Frank stewart, prestdeat,[ Grange ga~e an exceUilllt per- DIU, Mrs. Linda Pullln.s, Mr. Mrs. GleDR Soles, Mr. and Mrs. · k f the chW'ch. tbe first three months. 'lbt Ihlrd and tourth degrees opened with prayer and two , rormance 1n opemag and cloo- and Mrs. Kenny and Randy Fox Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Oti- Evaluation Seuion I ra~u~i~g the business meeting Mrs. Carl Gillespie offered were I!OII!erred on five e811dl· readlnga were ~ven. ing the meeting. 1 Miller, Mr. and Mrs. James ver Stover, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hehl by Churches ron can was given by nine prayer, and deltcmus 111d dec- dBteo at tile meetlag of Eao American Flag, l>y Mrs. The meeting waa featurl'd by Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. OrviUe BaH, Mr. and Mrs. John Sallaz, . embers Ther<' were two orative refreshments were llr· Grange held TUesday night. Grueser and "lllllepelldeoce a literary program consisting Watsoa, Mrs. Judy Miller, Mrs. Mr and Mrs James Anderson An evaluatiou sesSion for m sts Mrs B~tty Owen and ved by tbe hostess. Next meet- Due lo the illness ol Worthy Day," by Mrs. Lawreaee of music, readings, skits, KathryR Evans, Miss Gene- Mr: and Mrs: Mike Sommer: workers and teachers of Jh• gue_:... ... .:. .. -- lng wiU be Aug. lith, with place Master El'tM!I1t Greenlee, tile Lano!Rg. poems, and other aurnbers. A vleve Stobart, Mr. and Mn. Tom Grube, Doc Haskins, Joha recenUy completed vacauon W' to be aonounced later. Deputy Master, Kenoetb Ward, I Plans _ . made for tile an- potluck dinner waa served ~ur· FJdnn Weeb, Miss Elizabeth Pasquale, Marlin Kingery , H. i Bible School at Heath MethoCarol}o~l IIU presided. nual pk:Dic ID be beld at the , ing a dlillghUul social hour. Davis, Rev. anq Mrs. Menzel P. Hatch, and tile boooree, and ;dlst and United Metbndist chur· Grange Contell Receiving tbe rHualistlc work bnme of Mrs. Amanda Kaspar ~ Smtih, Mn. Delores Will, Mr. Mr. Cox. The ae1 t meeting of ches WBI held Wednesday evenThe apple muffin contest was BIRTHDAY OBSERVED were Mr. and Mro. Frank Jib;, on Thursday, August 4 It 1;30'I Couples Celebrate and Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. tbe club wiD be held July !lith. mg at tile home of Mrs. Ben> Mid when Hemlock Grovt Chuckle Legar was guest of Hottle Swisher, Walter Kalbloo- p. m. and members are to take J . .4 . FrtiiiC011 carl,eton, Mr. and Mrs. ard Fultz. Grange mot recenUy with Ca- honor at cook-GUt recently at ld, and Beary stll-. A pio- their OWII table service. The I oint_ nn&VeriiJTY Ralph Foster and Mrs. Mabel An ootdoor picnic supper pre1 r<l Joaes, worthy master, ]lie- _ lure o1 tbe Golda Sbll<l mom- traveliJtll prize donated by Mrs. I Followmg a custom of long Motre. Revitml Meeting• ceded tbe discussion. Staff sid,ng. Miso Ada Hoskins and tile home of his grandparents, bers, MistJ Blanch l'ttdetiek l,amtiag waa awarded to Mrs. ! slanding, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Beina Announced members atteodinl were MrL Mrs Claro Paulsen were jndg· Mr. and Mrs. Jollll Terrell, ud Mrs. MIDale Palmer hu Gnteser. 1 Evans, and Mr. and Mrs. HoA. nual p· . . ., Jack Slaven, Mrs. Keonetll es and Mnt. Joaes won IIr!l, Mulberry llelgb~, Pomeroy, In been fr~ and buog in tho Glllllll were pl'tlyetl with , bart Craft of Gallipolis, ~olen &eRif Ia Rev. 1.. v. Gause, pastor Taylor, Mrs. IM-'Ciew, Mn& ond Mra. StaRford Stocllton, ae- ollllervance of h10 birtbday. A Grance Rill. prize& awartled to MistJ Tbelma [ brated the1r wedding arwver- Announced by Club Trfedstooe Baptist dlurcb, Bess Sanhom, Mrs. Nan Moore, cond. ~ duster waa eatered. decorated birthday cake and Mr. AWe Sllmper and Mr. Grueoer, llfrtt. Ray ~abel, sarles together June !Btb. The Meigs CoUllly Holstein t111110t111ced today that 1 series Mrs. Walter Hayee, Mrs C. The meeting opened In ritual- lee . m:oam were eerved lollow- Reed HadtJoY were reported 01. Mn. Kaspltl and Mn. Arnold The Crafts were observing club will have Its annual plcmc revival oerv1cea will begin Melvin Alkite, lllta. J oh• bljc form. ourJ~W ~ bus!Ma jlbg tbe dJm!er to Mr. and ~- iWre8lunellll · o1 ~· keol-ald l!Qa A 41eYert """!"" waa their 46th and the Evans their Seturday, July 16, at tile Rei the churcb July 10 and coolin- Seho, Mrs. Bob Ord, Mn. GUJ ~on pJ4118 we!1 ..., . ooepb Struble .aad Mlcblel _. Iced tea ,... ilened to It served by Ihe hostesses to 40th. The couples met at tile Shenefield farm, beglunmg lrilh ,. tJ1rou8b Jullt :IS, eacb Guinther, Mrs. William R u stupectlon Satur<lay, July 16 at 1111:: ud' Mrs. Gene Mlteh ud mem)!on ud·lhree vlslten c1ur- lbos4J ttamet1 above and Mr1. 1Evans home, and went to Hunt- a balket dinner at MOll. lag at T:IIO p. m. sell, Mrs . Roy Reuter, tile !ln. 1 p. m. and aU members are~ and Mark, Mr. ~ Mra. 1118 a1001al bour. Nat meotbl(t Rlcbanl C8mpbell, Mrs. Henry llngton where they had dlaner. The Shenefield fmn is local- Rev. Henry Fleldler, Inti Mrs. Uu JlonoltM, 'fo!ll urg~ tQ attend. Refresbmenii -:J'ei'rell and Mr. 8lil Mrs. Cblr·,. July 12th wiD be marked by Reibel, Mlu Lena Gruesq, Returning to the Evans home, ed off Rl. IM, - r Salem 11or o1 the Pro>/ldenCe · BtWr, Pam . Crew, L.~da · aer:"ed at lilt oljlM ol lei I.e~ .and IIJIIle, ',~ ~- ~ lei~ ~ Mn. tllomas ·c;ook and they l!llded the observance with Center. Evei'J(one wllo II Inter- AltO"lalloa, ..¢ be lbe ~ meeti!Ji. , . •· liN Cbi)cldt. '~ ·· • '• """ Ill . , _ , filii, Yra. IWOII Fltbet. pra1er, and exehangl'd &1111. uted il welc11111e. aeJ1a1, 1'1itliilillf •••· L 1 -I '1'/ l Past Chiefs of Magnolia Temple •nee/ Are Enterfal ~::1 "Pov~ ~~:n ,. T~~ ~uggest- oa l6 f' C d'daf IVek Deg an I es Ta e rees ! By EnoGrange "The[ I I I ::.1~ tf ;, , ' l.J<lf! : ~ '' ' j i rIf IiU of\ 1 I ror •I ----------.......---------------~ • , 1 t . I I • . •• 11 I ' - • ' • d · �·~ . ... .. . . . . . ... .. ... .. .. .. . .. -.• . .. . . . ,,,,., , . , • ., . ., _, ·-~-• • '" '" ' • •• ~ ow.o'•••' • •• ·• • .. - . 1- ~I ' ~. -- -- ~-· -· "~·- \ •• ,, ' . . ltal'll - ;:: .... Flower Show Satur- Ue Ofllclala of the sho arglng all af those wh: are lo enter to ell expect th p this schedule m ;-e newspaper for future reference fro Th h. . .. !loth e s ow " a Jomt effort of - s, "Cor!H.'Ob Report," ~ntlng some phaBe of farm hfe. .. Class I, Days af Our Uves," A moden. arrangement suggesti"" 11 ... • va ey ndustry. Class 7, "Report1From Japan," An arrangement showing .._ -~- ..... ~ .... ';;':'comnullees and rules . 11. K•"!f•·Jofc::: large 1 88 1 compos• on Including ct 23 Zin or on: three ·' · 0 accessory. Cia one color. Class 13 "Bonanza," An ar- color ss 25 Aster, three of one rangement . 26, Gladiolus, . ered wood lncorporati ng waslh - Class red, one · spike Class 14 "Bewitched ., You . . own mteci>retati n ' r Class 27, Gladiolus, white, one C spike. - DIVISI~N ."""'"' ,.. ""' , color three blooms. Class 38. Potted Plant;s. can VIOlet, 3-inchPlants pot. IYPOLLYCRAMBR.MIA Class 39 Potted DEAR POLLY - Da U7 ' • of you kD lb be 1 lum, one pot. ow e I WIJ .. ,. Class 40 Potted Plants Tub- dean a!umlnum oorm erous one pol • dowo and doors? II II pout- ~. Beg~nia "· ...... '111--~- DEAR llllaller I'OLLYneater I.._ __ - -· - ... ~- .-.. ............ '...:::: ...... "" ' ....... DEAR POLLY ;;. this on file I•• ion ' ' an an lee IIW..,. machine or acrylic sweiter IDll U tw , uaiDJ a medium lfltch. UBed o always srech far be· ( Class~~:g:ment;, tan ID .' sugg~~n, aA corsaf:~~~~~hNe B"Prom." ....... •=· ~ - -.. ., =..;;.."":''.:. -.. : ~":: :. :-.::..-::-..: ~ ::;:. ."\":.:.,.';.... ""' • .., - •""' "'- ,... "'"'" •'",.."" • .. ..,. • • ... - 33, ~7-ss several thiclmesses of members of garden pompom, group, later to be placed Class 21, Rose, Grandafiora, ":sm'Marigold one ste. l . · I flowered, three blooms. large thbelldGallipolis State Institute uDlvloloa mgs. E, Educational. Helen ': Help US Personal Notes From Pomeroy Meigs Events.-~. 4E§l!W~S!I!iJ!i!* By Helen Bottel · :n!U'il By RICK DU BROW private eye Phihp Marlowe , Mrs. Lydll Stewart returned SHO HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ -&>me- And then sudden! I th . h I 1er s words and characters home Tuesday alter a month's ULD GROWN SON STAY demanding that! do """'"""""""' ' .,.. .. limes televiSIOn " an umnten- of the man people Yare a;:!! mold the pubhc Image visit '" North L1ma with Mrs. 'I ALL NIGHT? lhing else for him. MONDAY tIona II Y wondrous medium forgetting 't I d'd Los Angeles IwhiCh they Edward Swank and Mrs Har-' ar Helen. We don't even have a DISABLED AMERICAN Vet· by mdiscrmunately toss- fellow who created J.t If Hollywood's off- ry Wagner and ai New Sprmg- I We have a 21-year-old son The reason Is becllllse he erana and lheir Auxiliary will lng together old and new films, able prototype of the 100 s o IS people continue to field with Mrs. Joseph Guy and ... mg at home He doesn't tr.mk I'll want to dnve and all meet Monday, at 7 30 p.m . C."ts through generations hke a eye, and who was best on film (which they at Golumblana Wlih Mrs. G. C '1t IS to occasionally drivers are crazy. There Will be installalJon o! of· time provJdmg flashmg l wnter about Los Angeles who I deep down there, Roush. She was accompanied I mght He says he church: that's for "lazy fleers. Duea for the new year ImSJghts mto the American ever hved, the tate Raymond ' Cha: ere, the late Raymond home by Mrs. Swank, Mrs. :;:' mg wrong, JUS! goes club- I am not a neurotic, ore now payable. dream. I Chandler. I thought oi him ha s bern ha s a hand m what Wagner and Mrs. Guy who re- ng and enJoys good musJC m ways enjoyed hfe, but BETHEL NO. 62 of the In- For the televiewer wh t I because the fruits of his lahor I ha ee bhappemng and " turned to their homes on Wed- the! company of mce, sociable liml!fl I think if I could go ternational Order of Job's Dau-1aside the bourgeois hiS onginnls and thelf Even as much nesday. claims. as as he sleep and not wake up, it wouJd ghters W11l meet Mooday <t of merely seekmg "high camp" - are constantly VISible on And It I k E. Oblinger of or solvt everything. What? 7:30p.m. at the Pomeroy Ma- symbols in the old mo ·e television , and also lfecause of late •R d a e the Y n IS e guest of Mr. and 'come h h" oh enough to TRYING sonic Temple. All office . d th . . VI s, the somewh k . aymoll andler's m- Mrs. Elmer W1ckham. ome w en e pleases. the chOir are ur ed an ere IS a genume opportumty that has a1 remar thmg fluence over Murray the K and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dill and Am I wrong in ahoolulely Trymg: wscs ol Heathg musty fine friends. For in the Mrs. Walter Walker returned this? He reads adWhy don:t you admit you Church will meet M d ' le s o t e en- Hoi! d o lip Mar lowes and their home Tburaday after • VlSlt co umn too and we'll all m e a nustake and ask yoor Ding, July 11 at the and Hollywood:s he used to leglhmate offsprmgs-m the 111 Columbus With Mr. and Mrs. your answer. children to help you jump out Bess Sanhorn will be th ng ?' II. In thiS case, It " j Wh t h priVate eyes of Bogart and Manon Howell and other rela- MR. R. K. of the lire and back Into the a le e pro-, the mediUm Itself-television- , a 18 appenmg, baby, IS Powell and even m h · uves pan There 1 :. .. I Its IS I allies Dr and Mrs. J. B. Marshall son than a Hostesses wilt be Mrs Evero-'1 ' . . rounds not long a o de e y, say, !Joyd Noland-there " and John and MarUIIIIIa left In home then h s ! H Dav,, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. You can blame Mike Ma,urki ; less than half a f m no somethmg to the real Thursday for Mingo, W. Va. to rule•" """""I James Euler, Mrs. 0 P. Klem for the above paragraphs and shops I was told that gram than in all the :ter ;;;,''t With her mother, cause It Is ?.Immoral'; and Mrs. William Russell. ' the sudden A I was seeking were long by Charlton Ba: and her out all night, but simply to CBS·TV press release and people are constant! mte nt a ere IS a tough Mr.' and. atson. his parents "rest easy." ~the ~ ~tped ~;~ e~em~ el ;' a~dh riva~; th~ ~d~und wb~eh, caps~le, ~UT ou~~llwro~g so~ ~en stat~s p~~ r~t ~.~:~e~o~e~ef co~ll~wl~and ~e~ho~~i c::rc": ::I'::~d~haracter, olfshoo~, a/:;~:·lfl~nds~r ol':"~~fo~~g~ble~ :~ ;~tis writ~::utBoulevard ~on~~~ :~~n~rs. l~a~:~: ~~r:~t quality~that ~t :'P~~:n::;er; ~.~ mt~d ~ghlhe;,.ted d~.,;,:nth~ ~e:e ~merlcan clos~ g~n! H~s':~ ~hed contemplatio~. Sixth Birthdoy Is Celebrated MISs VICki Lynn Jordan celebrated her sixth birthday a party given at the home of her ,parl!llts. Mr. and Mrs. Eureka. Star on Jordan, 2lld. Games were_ played and re- gen~~uly ~· 'll'~tte literate movre heav1es would a regular netct season ID a new "lt's two plltt i!t> spaceship the prebistortc era andback ter cavemen. ••. ,;. . .!!.~ 1-. '~-~· Jackson. ters•t_~.~l,oee.aUeall com~r_ serl~, Tlme.~,!II-;Whlch ~v~ly," portr~y~~ ~ur ~ S:~r ~s ~ ~ot•l•v I'IIDII~Y Mr~ss lf~tle~ w~:w~ Jo~~ Malloy, the pathetic, monstrous killer-goon seeking hiS long-lost girlfriend m the old . "Murder My Sweet " moVJe starred Dick Powell ' and been seen repeated! on sion. And then thought of Hum hre Bo "The Big Sl g Powell he In also ' 'd ' a VI eo MILWAUKEE, Wi!. (UPI] County General Hospital clals say mallard 13 residents of the facility's may have been killed kindness. The duckl are examined to see if they from hotulism , a poison could have been formed decaying food tossod to birds by kind-llearted ~ddenla~ r, ~ pl~';."ed =· -· G .,.""'""*--1l a la E t ~~rned ven s .,. ' ' • """"'*1:WO*"-•"' B~ ~ BULA~ILLE S~wart ; i;"Georg" '" "e-"Hu~m~p~br~ey~s,=Ja:ek:·:Do:n:ea:n:':H:a:tli·e:=Cool===·::::--; _....,. lub •• • .................... ,.. ........... ' Furniture IN MIDDLIPORT PAINT CREEK BAPl'IST CHURCH, Church school w111 hold its annual picnic ot Lake Jackson. 'l'ranaportallon will leave at 2 p.m. from t h 0 ehurrh. SADDLE and Sirloin Riding Club will meet at the Junior Fmgrounds at 7 p.m., lor 1 hamburger fry THUJISDAY · NORTHUP MISSIONARY soiety I • p. m. at the home ol Mrs. Katilryn Green GAWPOLIS GAR!)EN Cl b w11 . u I hel<l 1ts annual potluck dinner at the home of Mrs. Wilson Rusk, on State st. Ex· b!n!llnn at 6:30 p. m. Memben are asked to bring their """ !able llerVice. 1 ~eir. G~ Vermon~ ~ ~rs. Hos.pt~l vacatto~ ~ =· w~· S~Donald ::::. recu~ kom Mlller~burg• ~ ~~=- ~me hospl~L ~rare her Is at the m His room numMrs. J.,;,es Hubbard and chlldren ChriS and Eric ol La visiting with h: parents Mr. and M Ha Stove ior several / '· Mrrry ays. s. : : Is the former Shlela apartment. A I PICNIC IIELD 11 And that mlghl not be a amlly picnic was held Idea. - H. the Fourth of July, at the •--- · OtJT OF THE FRYING ___ _ •.::dHelghldrs.tf.olm 1·~, I remarried seven years hi~ because I was lonely. Ga., is spending a month with Mr. and Mnl. John Lyons and I hill grandparents, Mr. and Mrs son, Johnny, have moved from Harley Brown and with theJr home on Pa lmer Street to aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mn. thelf new property in Gallipo- Roger Spencer and daushter. hs Mark Mitch spent Thursday Mr. Steve Johnson and son, With his grandmother, Mrs. Don, of Rockhill, S. C. have John Terrell to home after a Mrs. Mitch and daughVISit here With hiS brother and ter, Shari and her father, John family, Mr. and Mrs. James Terrell, were Galllpohs visitors Johnson and family of Locust Thursday. .. St. Miss Gail Foster of Barrie Moms Skidmore of Dayton lB is the guest of the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Char- aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. lea Clarkson and son Charles. Cbarles Legar and family. Van Johnson and Sandra Sue Mrs. Charles Qulvey ml Johnson are spendig the week· aon of Columbus were Friday ed In Bucyrus . with relatives. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Evert! They accompanied tl1eir grand- Thomas. mother, Frank Irion and Uttter, Cuyahoga FaD• !lave Miss Zenia Shaw to Bucyrus. returned from a at th Miss Carol Scott, a senior at Chalet Club, Lake Lure, N. C e Holzer School of Miss Berea Lewis, student at Nursmg m Gallipolis, Is spend- Warren Wilson College lng the weekend with her par- ville, N. c. Is leaving lor and Mrs .. Paul Scott. the Scioto Presbytery camp at claaa accomparued by a New Plymouth where 1lbe will mate, MISs Pal Cannon al- serve as I so a senior, of St. Albans W. weeks a counse or for two Va. Miss Scott is doing affiliate Mills f work at the Athens State Hos- and Mrs ob Mr. pita!, Athens. turned as Mr_. Noah Haskins 1·s he bas '-• when! Y . _ . llleDdiD& the eratmg from major surgery at view Bo !he Chillicothe Hoapltal, CbUli- Larry cothe. Hill aon. Charles Jia&. to bii . bas. tins of McArthur, is with him w KetteriDi ~~~-~J Dear Helen: ll lll)'lh'!J8. .........-. OPel .... tbe .. _-. _. here___. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emeraon Jooea. Mr. and Mrl. Ike Will cldldn!n, Pat, Chrla, IIIII llllb Columbll8, have ' - opeDcimg a vaeatlml willl 11te1r ents Mr. and Mrl. ~I Ree.;..t Saelens 8lld Mr. 81111 Mr1. Mrs Karl':ts of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. l1111es Mo<-11 Mrs: Paul WI:,::.~ ing and children Dale, · hunbus and Mr and Michael, Oolmnhos, 8lld Goodrich of ~~ Ml'l!. Jobn and Mrs. Carl MDurnlng of mty. Mr. and Mrl na. were recetll guesll oflbelr son of Kansas City, are m'::'r Mrs. Dale ol his IIIOther M . · and Mrs. Gll!llll Robson The iam~y· 1 Williamtiug have returned from a visit to . L' ' s VISI Re"""'alar, N. y where !bey ~iff •ma ~~~in~· and Mrs. vi•lted with her sister, Mrs. w. Th~ReCiv. andgMrs. am. K. Wilson. They visited enrou11! Max Don- II<'-·· In Ber 'tb their ahue and children Kl and . eo "' G • m gbter and family, Mr. and Mrl regg, were at Jacksoo Lake George Doolltue and ' Thursday to attend the annual Th Portsmouth District lamil . ey accompanied Mr. and Mrs. nic and outing The R ~ Chester Knl&ht and Mts. Pete hue Is the ne~ stor ev. • Elberfeld. Mclhodist . Chur:, of Heath Chen Mayer, Mr. and Mrs Donald Mills spending the summer with IDd Mr. and ~ L. C ~-•- grandparents, Mr. and Mrl. s. · """" Geor&o Meulharl. : 0 william .!'! Cba The man I got turned out be a slave driver. We llve a farm , and I am forced to with all kinds o( livestock, scares me to death. u wrong or the get loose, I am cursed and scre8.. ed at. I do all my own baking even brelld, and 1 am a 1118118f1er IDd housekeeper. allowance ii.IO a week for eerles and all spending DIC)'lfY.II I try not to let my grown dren (three) !mow bow thingt are, as wbea they IIJOUnd be acta ldnd and !<mini, II AD ''UIIIIIIet I save wherever I can for the clllldren's and bil Cltrislmas. He aever gives me They_ell QIJDe wllb fine gifts for bun, ml 1mow1nc that the UWe I for comes from me, not blm. to to 1118 my amaH sa\'lnp round out our apeDII!;,/1 though be bao pllllty of money Wbea I am lick, be Wllll'i take 1111! to a doctor. He all -ea are "" ......• - ,.. "" _,_....., •• _....., women ftr aUt.,.. HD!idayl? He ltl\'er eND my birlbdayl I liE and befort be ,:;:;: ha~ alway~ were Mr. and rles Legar, Mlllie, t;h1•ck··ll and Maria, Mr. and Struble and Ml.choLel Gene Mitch and Shari and Mr. and loin. Ter- D•yBegin Quarter Cleans Sept. 13 Ctt1log 1nd lnforrutltn Av•ll•blt Upon Request Gallipolis Business College U Locuot lt. who calla on me buys 1 new HEARING AID ONE •ncl- tell theml What about your hearlq-hu It reach the atage where you wonder whether or not 1 aring aid would be beneflci•17 Our teatiDg IJ aod without obligation, aod our recollllllendatlo based on seventeen year'• experience. NOW II e time to privacy of call Ill' write for an appointment In j l \ ' THE SHOE B= O X ••EPORT, o._ I Dwiabt Ii Dur~. Rol.; cuest. SHOE ER C. Wetberholl CARL'S HAS THE HOnEST VALUES IN TOWN I Natural Bridge, Jacqueline, ond Miss Wonderful Voluoo to $14.95 NOW A HOT VALUE AT - - - - - or ~ I!U~ ~ '*"· • ··~ .,. eltuiCit baa Light Weight Cushioned Sole OXFORDS VIIUOI To $11.95 NOW---------- SUMMER SANDALS HIGH & MED. HEELS ValuOI T•$Uf NOW----------- Connie• ond Mls1 WonderfUI Val- To $11.91 IIALLY HOT - - W1sh1ble Nylon Mesh $6 88 .. •7.88 ITALlAN SANDALS Then Are Red Hot Val'-let SUMMER OXFORDS Vol- To •3.88 $5.H ~· -------------- *2.88 - •3.88 - '4.88 Chi,l dren·' s SHOES --------------------TENNIS OXFORDS Group of Childrens Striclerite YOUR CHOICI •1.88 ... *2.88 STRAW PURSES Dress Pumps & Oxfords YOU $5,88 I QIOICI - - - - - - - - - TENNIS SHOES aM OXPOIIOI llod, Whn., 11.. - - - - - - - - ~.88 VALUES FOR THE LONG HOT SUMMER More VelUM Throughout The Store. And Don't Forget C.rf• Is Alr-Conclitlonecl For Your Comfort. ~ ~ bul1]arlee. two ibootlngsfour lnllll highwayand In- CGIIII'!I&tion eJtureb will bave75.I 'l'bl eidillts. paclJ:1 of !!om to. 11S. w · ME.bi'S SHOES :: Wbrnents SHOEs" · HIGH & MED. HEELS Larry Says: ! I I lARRY'S WAYSIDE FURHI1UII P. 0. e-143 M"a~~rlll 08 ~on!.~ ~ I PHON• .,_,.22 ·r • AL E McC.~ a~ f~~~tcs:"~·~.~~~ 01., pncts., yourbome. ' mem~er ;n~uatrlal NOT EVERY PERSON . ~ and cotton dreos lrl&hl)Inlogeomelrleolly by Gene Nell·dotted lor Debbl 11 Smock-lop voileDeboon. of Daoran has coutmllnl yoke and dotted surf. Suey Parker of Rutland and ing program that might reach called to KaHI'I Martel on Hilda Hart, of Rt. I Pomeroy, to $175,000. Rl ill where a trailer wbeel hoth Ohio Univenlty students, broke off a gu meter. On the IN MEIGS C0VNTY Vanadium Corporation'• an- are operating the tourist cen- City CommisSioners apprOV• 4th firmllen battled five sep• ' .mc'Oment of an expansion ter in a trailer that is parked ed the entering Into of an op- rate griSS fires iD the Eureka r '<>gram was big news In the in Pomeroy. Dr . Harold Brown eratmg license with the U. S area. Tuesda7 afternoon they ::end area this wee!<. The plant of Pomeroy is leading the c•m- Corps of Engineers for the new were called to the Homer WaiL.cated at Graham Station in paigu for the reelection of Con- boating facility . Represen~Uv<s ter property on Vanden's Point I ·1son county, will install one gressman Walter Moeller in Iof the recreation board inform- where wiring In a dishwasher \1 o: the W<>rld's largest electric\ Meigs county . Donald Wolle , ed the comrnlasion thai they Ignited. l'flaces for the processmg of who has served as principal and contemplate askinJ for 1 one ; ·rroalloys. The capacity of teacher at Raeine over a 29 and a half mill levy to run five SehoolB also were ID the newa ' > new lacilley will be 115,000 year period in the Southern L<>- years to raise $17S,OOII !Dr the this week. At Hannan Trace · · V.A. Willi 'G1llla's RobbinS • cal Districl has been hired as building of a new swlmnlinl Geor&e Evaua, principal and · vers expanolon also snnoune- a commercial teacher at Pome- pool on top of the present, and hl1 wilt, Mary, a teacher, re' I this week. news roy Hlgh school. Albert M. Cox to enlarge the recreation pro- sJcned their posl!lono. Kyger ' 1s the bl& ..WI. has purchased the Cuckler Real- gram. A delegatl<>n of EIIILI Gal· Creek had two resignations. LuGaltla - Meigs Communiey ey firm in Pomeroy. Dale War- llpolls residents appeared to eille Smith ol Choter, with 43 : ction Program has been ap- ner was inStalled as president ask lor the paving of I b el r years of teacblnll will go into oved lor a 1967 Neighborhood of Pomeroy Uons Club this streets. government work, and L. D. ·'outh Corps program. The pro- week. Rutt of Gollipolls rellred after ·' ram will otart next SeptemSheriff Denver Walker IDll se years of ~~rvicf:. Mrl. Vlnu IN GALLIA COUNTY his deputies were bii8Y lhiJ Lee of Raclnt was hired. ' ' r lor 25 yeutha for a period ' : 12 months. The announce- Gatlia countians were thrill- week Investigating several 1 :ent came at 1 meeting held ed this week wben announce- breaking & enterlngs. On Tuell- Dr. Francis Shane of I h e ,· ·is week, and Mr. Clorenee E. men! was made that Robbins day two were reported. Bidwell- Gallla County Health Depart. •'1ompson, assistant direc!DI' of and Myers, Inc., of Springfield, Porter school was entered and manl, nporll that 171 Head ! YC in Gallia COIIDtY, aave a 0., will build a plant 711 acre the robbers helped the!nselves Start pbyllcall have been 1eporl on what yaulb In the site off Rt. 11 and on the Bob to food. Moebler Martin of Rt. completecl Ota Carl8on of Gal· ' ·ogram are accomplishing In McCormick Rd. Groondbreak- 160, near Porter, reported I llpolis, plant manager of ·lbe toe county. 1ng lor the 30,0011 square feet boat abandoned on bll farm Gaoclyear plant at Aa\11011, W. plant is expected to take place pond. Mary Evans reported her Va., wu reeenlly presonled Meigs County Mental Health within the nell two monlll8, aod trailer had been entered atll:· wilb bll 21-year tlefVIce pia. Association met Friday to operations are expected to star! 30 p.m. Thuraday iD Young's WIDiam Nortbup, wbo .,,. Guldexplore the stalull of mental Jan. I. Trailer Park. Olarles Jollllaon ance directDr It Gallla Acatlhealth In Meigs roiDlty. Plano. of Kettering bed ltema atolen I!IIIY, b81! been tlllllld to rewhich include the establish- The plant, a part of an ex- from his car at 9 p.m. Thura- place llabert Penrod, wbo rement of a school for mentally panslon prosram of tbe firm, day In 1 parklna spKe al tha •lined l l plno:lptJ of North retarded children is one of the will see the local plant making bowling lanes. Gallla Hlgb schooL Melvin Car•oats. The meeting was held at omall motors aod component tel' ol Oak IIIII hal been named St. Paul'• LutheriD Church paris. Two hundred workers The big enlettalltJDeDI of tile Plralll coach. Nita Walden ol with Rev, Joeeph R. Kraly, pres- will be trained for the opera- - k Ia the annual appearance Pl. Pleuanl, daalbllr of Mr. !dent of the local chapter, pre- lion prior to the opening, and of the annual American Legion and Mrl. Cllar.. Waldea w" sldlng. the employtl)enl 11 expected to carnival at the airpOrt Qlllltd Ardtlr7 QIME 8& lila eventually be several hnndred natlotlll ll'eDI held Pl. Tuppers Plains - Chester wa- more. Firemon were active Ibis PleasaDI the holiday ler system may be in operallon week. On Saturday tbeJo ...., weekendwithin a year was the w o r d The lite of the plant lB 011 tbo romlllC out af a meeUoc ot 150 Burleson farm, wbich adjoinl Interested persons at a public the Evans warehouse. City com· meelltt& bllltl TuesdaJ D11h1 In missioners approved the emEallern Hlgb ldtttoL The oat!- ployment of a coi!Sultieg llrm mated eool of tbo propoaed pro- to draw plans lor a two mile ject lB estimated at $1,666,0011. water line from Teus Rd., It makes sense to save money - and Map of the plan Ill on public to aerve the new iastallalion. you can seve 20-40% on fine quality furnidispJay at Cbester. Gallia IDll Melgo countlea ture. Drive to Upper Third Ave. at Olive Melp men were elected as were fortunate over the boliStreet •nd -for younelf •• , we -lcom• ofiiC(Jls Ill tbo Southeastern day, with na fatalities being Ohio Beef Catue Auoc!allon In reported. There were llx pershoppers I a meeting bold In the Gallia •ua jpJured In tight accidents C..mi1 EsteellOil office this ID the two counties. Ill& IllOf course, you'll never know untl~u week. Lee Gila of libarPSburg. tractions iD lbe area IYifl! the do stop in end see. Atheltl <OUDIY, wu Mltlod to arrival of many boaters. The hea~ lite _.tallolt 1111 :Leo GalllpollB boat taunehln« fac6. Store Wide Sale Now Going On StorY was aamed vtee pnal- U, 8811' 52 boall wllh W ..dent IDll Paul Beer, uerei&I'Y· 10111 hlWD& the water llwtday, treaSurer, both ol. Meigs. IDll on the 4th 32 bolla wllh U5 penons. A crowd of ~ SlleriO lfarWtheeb Juul · a ana folk attended lite ltyaer bill)' monll! lD JUJ18, lila depart- Creek horse show on Suttday. ment booUd a el the etiUlltY jail, and 16 aCCidents _ . hi' French City Baptlat blllke tesllglted. QuilarS of tbe de- pJid Sunday at Mills Stalloll partment travel~!~! over 1,000 JOr tbolr 111w cllut'd1· T be miles. - anon, lnveStigalr ~ Tblnl Is preseatly ed ......Amaii!J one lor a train.., AVI., . localed 11M 011a By ''The lletter Jobt Go T0 GBC Gr1d111IH" GBC Has BHn Approved SUMMER SHo /· E TRE LITI'LE-GIRI, LOOK lor oummer has been adopted by grownups. Checked dress with dropped wal&l llelt) by Tracy Petites Is In an easy-care blend of Daeroa and rayon. Banded and buttoned In whlle,lt has its own •carf. u s Announced Expansions Industrial For F•ll ' 1 Highlights of the Week REGISnR NOW SOME DON'T & t.lill\ ·~~led ghe~:U': : -·~ ....·;;:c:~t, an~ do~ts :I gne:,~ h~K~l8 ldn~ ° ~~-•- Diles Radioear Co-*'pany •vlllt;~:;ll -~ ·~ For Veterans Tralnlllfil Under the New Gl Bill blrt~ hours, But If he Wlllll8 to keep hlo be should also keep zip-quick cut and lade Pervat~ ~. Mammo~ P~': can from midnight to dawn ... visited were My Old Kentucky Ho place of Abraham m;:incoln Lake Louise on the Gal..; Brown farm and the Calumet farm. Jeffrey Brown ol Valdosta p ersonal Notes f rom M'ddleporf ~~ ' awa~ting ~":' 1:~- ~~-~our finally managed copies of "The pants. B1g Sleep" and "Farewell My """"""" which was Chandler's =.JM£1J .....,&£1.& A m or1gmal I!Ue lor what the mevil!fl changed to "Murder' Sweet" I SUNDAY VALLEY GARDEN lULL HOSPITAL Club is sponsoring a home - Mr. and Mrs. Lee show, and silver tea at the ::-;ers, Ptdro, Rt. I, • son, home of Mrs. Jake Moore Ray, July 1: Mr. and 435 Third Ave. Visiting Glendon Nichols, Jackwill be from z IG 5 p.m. The a son, Kevm Thomas, Jupublic is invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eugene MONDAY 9 daughGRANGE No. , . Pal'iio(j Ann, July 4, and 2031 w11i meet at 7:30 p.m., let l and Mrs. Charle• Edward lllr. for 118 annual inspection. wurermilk, Wellston, a daughMembers aated to bring sandJuly 1. son: Mrs. Lucy Roach Rt wiches, pie and cold drinks. - Hayden Oak Hill • . 2• TUESDAY Sbelton, , atrlot, RL 2; Mrs. Patieub Released - Chester RL 3, Oal< Hill; Rice, Merlin Miller, Sarah Fox RIO GRANDE Calvary BapWilli MaxineRa Robbms, Jackson; William Childers, Luther Mill: list Auxiliary, 7:30 p, m., at ..,. am sp, Sooth Webater: er, Connie Sue HaUield, John the church, with ladles ol ,. Baker, Ray, Rt. 1: Mrs. Jaml!l Rawlins Sunpsoo Chapel Methodist Morgan Oak Hill R A ' Church as guests. . . • : ev. Ita Weaver Edward FRENC II Flelcber, Oak Hill: Mrs. Ruth Fial<er Harry . H CITY Garden Club Joseph Savey, Jackson; Iiams, Robert Mr will meet at 7:30 p.m., at the Bowens, Rt 3, Oak Hill; Alma Kiser Oral ' home ol Mrs. Jack HackJlaJmolld Howard, Rl 2, wens- Marcum Nada Wolf worth, with Mrs. Von Tbomp88 • ey. w hop on Program ''Flower aonill be wor co-boksstess. Arranging._" Each member sbould brmg container and Rowers to participate, and to make plan• to enter tbe e~~ Gallla Connty Junior Fair flower show DOUBLE Wednelday . WALL dim. ~~ding 'nd_, influenced aovermnent . . . election were to be held right ..s, and Pam on The TID CollllltiDdmeDia. SIODe, Mr. and Mrl. PIUII l'llrThat's why he's moving In bil aow" ... The Pal Brown loyal- How to Set A Tab!•· Others present were : Rita ter and family, Mr. IDII '* own carefully ,..searched and lots are playlnK it cool, walling Nancy Needa preaitled at Brown, Joyce and Hellll Cbarll!l 88r<UI and family, Ill'. - f.rm luhlon In Viet Nom 110 for Reagan to "make a mlo- the meeting and Billie Jo Haynes, Jan and Ann Steveu, and 1\lrs. HormiD Parcell lltd Prof. F,red V. Bouie of Rio In Holzer Hospital, wishes to matter hoW Bobby and Wayne take" Paramount espe ts Clark led devotioll8. Mrs. LyJIII and Arle111 Loll&, Joana family, Mr. and Mrs. Jaat Gronde. a of the Gal- thank his many friends for howl. LIJ Ta ·1· 111 mak th c 1_ Geor&e Moody and Ml'll. Ralph and Alma Bartley and Cathy Queen, Mr. and l'dn. Jllll iipolis Kiwanis Club attended their kind remembrances of I ed wlth . e pro Needs are advisers. Netct meet- Carpenter. Tht Auc. 2 tllllllnli Slone and J-.y. th.e 51st convention ol Kiwanis him, with the sending of cards, Lut aeneraUon'o aa&e D. ,w Caine ing will be July 18 at borne will be at the home of Jnyee Fslr projeell IDll lair International held in Portland, and visits, while In the hospllal Parkerlom that men seldom Allred e;,T 0 of Mra. Needa. und Heltn Baynes. borship oalao were mala lllml ore. There were 15,000 Kiwan- nad since bll return home. make passes at gals who wear Curtain" h' r n Present were: Nancy Needs, AI a recont meeUoc of the of bolinesl at tbl .-& meetMr. and Mrs. Thomas L ians and families present at glasses might prove lhiJ I""' uiar rna e •m pop1 Blllle Jo Clark, Kathy and Boooterellel t-H Club, Krialy 1111 of the Freneh Clly Llve.Iunes and daughter, Tina, of the event, which represents Hammerfest, a Norwegian eratlon's utter faloehood after ll In asE Germany • A f April Moody, Pam McCarty, Bluer WBII appointed •oretary wires 4-H Club. Wl)'lll Clark Washington, D. C., were here 275,000 Kiwanlans In S,400 club fishing port 280 miles ahove the the wolvet get a look at Greek ca snrth':e as: Penny Shuler, Bllrbara Rider, and the club aoeepted an !Dvi- prelided, and Everett Clark, r•ccenUy visiting Mr. and Mrs. in t7 countries. Arctic Circle, Is Europe's north· sinter Nana Mouskourl ... On &tel e Anita Dowdy, Becky Scapi tation from the Rio Silver adviser, bad charge of I be ll'ayne Phillipa of 562 Fourth ernmost <lty. the JohnnY Caroon Show, apart n avana and Shlela Freeman. Guests Thimbles for a aw!mmlng par- proll'am. Tht next -ut!C wiU 1111 Ave. and his brothers, Don and Mr. Howard P. Lloyd, a well- India, In 11164, ranked 7th a- from her most attractive be- hotel " can be the were Ruth Athey and memhoro ty ID August. Dianna Whlte ibe July 15 at the Clarll: ,.... 8 Newt Jones. known resident of Rt. 1 Oak mong nationa of the world In spectacled Impact, lhe sang In Comrade Hilton b- It the big of the Addison f.H elub IDll gave a demonstration on "How ' dence. Hill, who was a recent patient floh production. an excitingly unique style ... m revarloluUonaryRedhu of 1Latm MabJones Sandwlchea," Present were Latry Wayne Dobaon. Clark, can revo utlon .A . ·. Mro. Carolyn Burnett, adviser.'\to Sharon "How to SetandA David )lmnoin• Doubletalk comedian AI Kel· The GaiDa Cloverettes f.H I Table." ' wayne Ellloll •Johtl AUiaon ly's opinion of his former part- Club discussed a •wlmmlnt ' · Sharon Curnutte presided and David and ner Joey Adams eonta1n1 net- party at Cora during Its July 5 Nlckie Burnett led devotions. Smith. Mrl. John Alllllm wu thar dotlbletalk nor Joke&, moot meeting and Lyndl Ra!III8Y Mrs. Ruth Miller is club advil- la 0 lnr 19 yea ra r th e c en tra1 Soya 0 Co is a patlent in Medical C<nter Hospital. He is recov' g from a beart attack, W•IICh he. suflered on June 27. Tl ose Wishing to send him •· ords should address them in · :<re ol Galhpolis Medical Centr r. DEAR POLLY - I llnd II very ·easy to rinse out sud small things as hose and glove• In a plastic juice shaker ot jar. b:dd • lew smooth clean mars to the suds and as you shake our mlnlahn "w.,hlng machine" the poundln of the marbles will loosen the dirt. - MRS 0 It J . . .. ~:. :~~~ :~: J:Y the other ~:~b;!~g.:::~er ~::s :e~ rec~v.J: a ,::n~f ~~pr:':~~~ ~on and Sher;1, ~~~ Bla! ca~ c;:l~:.:i~s"?.~:,you~~" ble portrayer of massive, a fairly hot It=~ ag~in~ ~ ~~u~ c~=~t, bke a good pa~r tr~c~ ~::::u~:;er:m~ys on a tween 8 and 11:311 p.: as be~=~~a::~ fr~shments enJoyed by several Suddenly I was thlnkJng Chandler's to television, now , and frtends. Cup cakes, ice cream about Mike Mauld as offspring. It Chand· and kool-ald were served by her mother assisted by her grandmother, Mrs Fred Northup. Present were Marcy Plymale. Nk:ky lllblli!r, Kim and Lynn !lllddy, and Rocky .Melmda and Carla Speneer, Timmy Chevalier, Linda James, Teresa and Jeffrey Evaua, Ten·i Criner, Chuclcy Derifield, Nelson and Randy Jor- ~ ~n'~~ l~ng shame~u~~thtnglddl8graceful DaM~ M~ c~' •ta~ du~s • Frank Sinatra IDd Mla Far- Real ster sluff ... Elder Parll IDliiN&I from AI, probebl7 the Miller, carolyn Ball, NIIIIC)' IDll lDII of lila Bl4'lilli ..., 1111s row bsaded the July 4 week· designer Coco Chane! thinks the untveruUy liked obowbil Ethyl F•guoon, .PIID Klier IDll •u dub. Dll<l 1 ed wI f 1 end guest IYI at Bennett Cerl'a new thigh-blih lremllneo are ciUzen amons hi! own profot- l'dn. Ferguoon ....., CIJ81III. · p1u1 1« ID ou1111 lor oldar suburban wblme)'IIDd . . . The "ridiculous," as we do on all siOD. m.,W..IItlll11,_,mtly proo Whlla Houso ballroom hoya an but the yoUJ18er airls, and only Miss Pat Gila, r.ounty, es· \ jecl. Plllla l1 ll'len pl'llldtd at II llfaln, wllb LBJ aitlea on those with splandld aams . . tension agent, home economies, ..,.t Barbarl llledepr led ._ Marvin Watson and Jake Ja- Have a peek Into the faahion obowed a 111m on "Health" ll vollolll- 'l'bl Jllly .16 lllllllnll cohloD at touerheadl with BIU future : already Invented Ia a • the July 6 meeting ol the Cet- will be at tbe bome Ill Mn. Moyen, because of what on- dress that changOI color upon ervllle Chit Chala t-H club. Betty Satllldln. OIIMn al lhe lookers lOY Ia Moyen' new ad· "hearing" a whiiUt· we've aeen Gallla Oou!J Tba club diiCUited Ita lair meelllll WIN: Palli' 8ouDden diction to the "Ivy League Ub- cheeks do that but never The Chesblre t-H Club hll hoolb. Debbie Samuelt P'""lll- Jane Snotlrpr, JICqUB llbodes: .n-al II'OOP" ... Bclwy. produe- froelut . . There's also dress been o!Oclally nomod the Cbe- ed. Mrl. Phoebe Coffee II 1111- llhlrrY llld llalle WalllltiiOD, er David lolerrlck'o auditioning fabric that shifts color in dll· shire Call t-H Club. Officers visor, Mary Riltlll, Manila McCJal· a mf8bty pretty Miami pi . . ferent lighll. are Nancy Needs, 'flee l'reMDI were Anita Walker, laod, Lea X., BigThe bottlllDod aewa of the How· Geraldine Chaplin says she deal; Billie Jo Clark, seer&- Sharon Chaney, Debbie 8 a 111- ley and Mary NeaL .l'DitDIII ard Hughes mov.,.in on the woulda't mind the romance it- tary ; Kathy Moody, treasurer; uels, Cathy Coffee, Linda Jonet, llluldM wu a &QIIt. Teleprompter Corp. and the ems if true, but adds. "My host April Moody, recreation lead· Marcie Lewla, Dawna Jo Walk· I .Nitta I'D'I'tiMn aU•••'-' 1111 Att'y Gen. KaizeDbacb • vtnus- friend right now Is my black er; Penny Shuler, song lead- er, JIDel Belnan, Doris Llojld, 1recent mestlq ·ol lbe ..... J. Ediar Hoover showdown bulldog Boris." .. . Sonjl Clay, er; Pam McCirl)'. baalth Redlth Bolter, Mary WllliUll, ' Whlel f.B Saddle Cltt\1, a.tplit feud weren't news to readers of ex-wife of Gaseous the champ chairman; Barbtra Rider, • • Rhonda Rutt and Bomteel1 Wortman, adviser, bad _ , . lhla pillar . .. Deopite the bub- launches a olnglnl career ty chairman; and Pam Misner, Lloyd. GUilla were of lite proaram. Paula Wadlo bleheaded screamen, LBJ day with a group called "The news reporter. GIUI, Mro. Otarles Wllllallll man led devottolll. Alte'l'll came out intellectually and po- 1mpre11lons" . The CaiU. Cpl. J. D. Jwtkinl, Gallipolis and Mrl. A. E. Rulb. \were : Jimmy IDll Cathy .11111!1. lillcally triumphant in his band- state legislature's most power- post, State Hl&hway gave Ten members attended the . Pam Saundaro. Debbll Parcell, ling of the Dominican Repub- fu1 !ella analyzed the political a lecture on "Bicycle Safety" July 5 meetbll of the Vlnloll David Martin, Virginia Pwllr, lie but If he'd listened to the polls and decided Gov. Pat at the club's July 5 meeting. Jolly Workers f.H Club. Mrs. Paula Workman, RoDDie SloiM K th Moody h d d While, ell · and Freddi Q ,....., reactionary lefties,dominated it now would Brown Ronald would take a walloping a yo.n. "How aToa Flnlah emonatra·a El eanorLynn Long led viiOf, liN' eluded Mr.e and ueenMrl. . ..,_w lit bave a eummle or from Reagan .. 1-1 the lion sided. devotioN J l.ID pros~ Gallipolis. Mr. and' Mrs. Clarence Hivel}' of Fremont, 0., were holiday -,uests of lrlends in Gallla - -- county. J Im Stem . beck , sn employee ' 4HClub News t>f Orlando, Fla., Is visiting in several tlml!fl with the . ' saml - good results. - LINNEA DEAR GffiLS - I did not bave 1 oo-lar(lr Orlou sweaer to lry lid& method, bat u 10 m&lly oentla Ibis same lUI· paHoa I feel II mast lla •ome merl.. And it be liweave lo not wearable as II II, moat anyhlna 1• ..orb a ry. 1 do ~ve a lriead who ndaeeo tbo ..... of sweaten, band knit 1 or maehlne, by sllteWq them 1 ap on her sew!lg macblno ao Mro , I, 0. H. sagleoed POLLY '1- '• ~ Mrs. Mildred Abersole Poor I I. Space, A Supper on the patio. Class 20 Rose Florb nd ooms. . Class 10, "The Dating Game," three ste.;s of dne a, th Classbi34,Dahha, arrarlgellient An vari~t; 0.;_ • f., ,, -.r Jack O'Briall Pvt. 1!: 2 Richard Steinbeck was home over the weekend tu visit his father, John Stein· beck, who ts recovering from a recr 1t heart attack. .-..!!.. """' ''" ......"· ~ ~-· . - stem. "-" ~"-- --···· -. -~ - - .................... _ ...-.: Cla8S1~" " D&~-~~ .... for. one, Choose one of the fol- Class 18, Rose •ellow DIVI~ION D They really did look llke cut. Buttonhole llltch tile raw turkish towels to serve _ .... !" - · ....... """" """"' "'" ••. - .~ . .,. er~"""'"'· .... ·~ CI81!E 44 _ , ..... _ , , - - ... · - - .the·'-· - .. ....:: tburc ," ,. gement for a City A shower luncheon lor the bride- Class 19 Ros bl. d • one bloom. "Nature's spot lint to oee how II matching color. PNu W81! dry II bad retumed to Ill eta!·~ ~w':allnsanctuar;;. to-be, An Informal dinner, or Tea, one 'steme, en , Hybfld bl Cia" Dahlia, cactus, three Club," Arrangements made oa yours. - POLLY seam with pressing cloth original size. I have done lhi! ">MO .......... I llr. . . . . . ~ '-Jill!·· ~'*" cltib'l .Jaly • Z I .... It ' llfiiiti ...,.. iii' . !Ia .... llllt, • · - . .• Rob<rla Klier prelldod · IDfl 'Wblle, Brenda '!fallaee ittd Mary Ramsey led devolloltl'. PaW J'rettCb. Otban . . . . . . . . ., Lllda Ramsey Kll J .....,.,.. Twelve II. . . . ·114 . ' 1 . ...,, ..,._ Jlllll •ltlm""''lltll rtUill _.. 11M .... to .Voice of Broadway Mr. lltd Mrs. Earl Tope and cU dren are vacationing along t ., coaala of North and South C' rolllll. Before returning t ,;ne, 1\lr. Tope will spend a d · v or two at the Southern Furn \ure Market attending confer· ences and buying furnitue. under the seam. - MRS. L.O. IDll go all lila lbroqh lila tll'lllbale IIIII II way I ,\mong those attending the J•.. ty 5th perlormtiiiCO of "HOD< -· ~· In -Tbe Rock," Clvll War • :deal, · near Beeklef, W. Va. '· · e Marlo Van Gilder and .'..eye Houck. match Class 8 "The Tonght Sh " C one spike. t th ' • tllem• - STASIA will be released at a later date A mod ab tr ' ow, lass 15, Rose, variety, Peace, Class 29 Gladiolus Ink one po • more an one varle. 'lbe achedule I'' the li d' : er • s. act, or avante- 3 stems. spike • • P • one ty pennltted. ::...."""'- ,. . :: : : =... "':;'!;' ,:::=:: ~~-"./:::'•"'· ~~"• ""' ' ...,.,., ""·" "- "· "" w•• • . -- I \ )een and Heard up the H. lldes of lbe IWtllel'_.., 10 lila ribs -··--;dad ' 1' \ · Junior Fair Flower Show Has ) Divisions Pollf• l'ol)doro · .... _ ... ____ te '*':lorF-~~~une;";!lnl~'~~~::.:.:.:~ r!!~ssA 1~ti~taln ~~o~~na floc;.~ 36Un-:~s s l w l ~A~&,startlnga~.na.m. a~· a~l~:!'.":'~s.';:;,!I!~·'Igurine. ~tor."": antasy,threello~::~3&u,..'!!"l::;.,,_ tee s ·'k A . -- • ·" "'· -"- ~-- ........_. ·.:.:::: .~, •..... - ""'·· ....... oo tn es gaLn t OPEN FRIDAY NnE nL • P.M. USE v-.. CHARAE ACCOUNT AT " •·• ... • vva "" .. 1 .._, a~ rall&*_' !!!\lt: t~,..lii"!'~·;. . .,.O!"'~.---~--·"Ii'io t;..."~-! '1' ·•-----------------------""'""'-""'""""""~'!I'I'"""""_...,"'!!'I@II!P-!J!I!II ., . __ ' .. I �·~ . ... .. . . . . . ... .. ... .. .. .. . .. -.• . .. . . . ,,,,., , . , • ., . ., _, ·-~-• • '" '" ' • •• ~ ow.o'•••' • •• ·• • .. - . 1- ~I ' ~. -- -- ~-· -· "~·- \ •• ,, ' . . ltal'll - ;:: .... Flower Show Satur- Ue Ofllclala of the sho arglng all af those wh: are lo enter to ell expect th p this schedule m ;-e newspaper for future reference fro Th h. . .. !loth e s ow " a Jomt effort of - s, "Cor!H.'Ob Report," ~ntlng some phaBe of farm hfe. .. Class I, Days af Our Uves," A moden. arrangement suggesti"" 11 ... • va ey ndustry. Class 7, "Report1From Japan," An arrangement showing .._ -~- ..... ~ .... ';;':'comnullees and rules . 11. K•"!f•·Jofc::: large 1 88 1 compos• on Including ct 23 Zin or on: three ·' · 0 accessory. Cia one color. Class 13 "Bonanza," An ar- color ss 25 Aster, three of one rangement . 26, Gladiolus, . ered wood lncorporati ng waslh - Class red, one · spike Class 14 "Bewitched ., You . . own mteci>retati n ' r Class 27, Gladiolus, white, one C spike. - DIVISI~N ."""'"' ,.. ""' , color three blooms. Class 38. Potted Plant;s. can VIOlet, 3-inchPlants pot. IYPOLLYCRAMBR.MIA Class 39 Potted DEAR POLLY - Da U7 ' • of you kD lb be 1 lum, one pot. ow e I WIJ .. ,. Class 40 Potted Plants Tub- dean a!umlnum oorm erous one pol • dowo and doors? II II pout- ~. Beg~nia "· ...... '111--~- DEAR llllaller I'OLLYneater I.._ __ - -· - ... ~- .-.. ............ '...:::: ...... "" ' ....... DEAR POLLY ;;. this on file I•• ion ' ' an an lee IIW..,. machine or acrylic sweiter IDll U tw , uaiDJ a medium lfltch. UBed o always srech far be· ( Class~~:g:ment;, tan ID .' sugg~~n, aA corsaf:~~~~~hNe B"Prom." ....... •=· ~ - -.. ., =..;;.."":''.:. -.. : ~":: :. :-.::..-::-..: ~ ::;:. ."\":.:.,.';.... ""' • .., - •""' "'- ,... "'"'" •'",.."" • .. ..,. • • ... - 33, ~7-ss several thiclmesses of members of garden pompom, group, later to be placed Class 21, Rose, Grandafiora, ":sm'Marigold one ste. l . · I flowered, three blooms. large thbelldGallipolis State Institute uDlvloloa mgs. E, Educational. Helen ': Help US Personal Notes From Pomeroy Meigs Events.-~. 4E§l!W~S!I!iJ!i!* By Helen Bottel · :n!U'il By RICK DU BROW private eye Phihp Marlowe , Mrs. Lydll Stewart returned SHO HOLLYWOOD (UPIJ -&>me- And then sudden! I th . h I 1er s words and characters home Tuesday alter a month's ULD GROWN SON STAY demanding that! do """'"""""""' ' .,.. .. limes televiSIOn " an umnten- of the man people Yare a;:!! mold the pubhc Image visit '" North L1ma with Mrs. 'I ALL NIGHT? lhing else for him. MONDAY tIona II Y wondrous medium forgetting 't I d'd Los Angeles IwhiCh they Edward Swank and Mrs Har-' ar Helen. We don't even have a DISABLED AMERICAN Vet· by mdiscrmunately toss- fellow who created J.t If Hollywood's off- ry Wagner and ai New Sprmg- I We have a 21-year-old son The reason Is becllllse he erana and lheir Auxiliary will lng together old and new films, able prototype of the 100 s o IS people continue to field with Mrs. Joseph Guy and ... mg at home He doesn't tr.mk I'll want to dnve and all meet Monday, at 7 30 p.m . C."ts through generations hke a eye, and who was best on film (which they at Golumblana Wlih Mrs. G. C '1t IS to occasionally drivers are crazy. There Will be installalJon o! of· time provJdmg flashmg l wnter about Los Angeles who I deep down there, Roush. She was accompanied I mght He says he church: that's for "lazy fleers. Duea for the new year ImSJghts mto the American ever hved, the tate Raymond ' Cha: ere, the late Raymond home by Mrs. Swank, Mrs. :;:' mg wrong, JUS! goes club- I am not a neurotic, ore now payable. dream. I Chandler. I thought oi him ha s bern ha s a hand m what Wagner and Mrs. Guy who re- ng and enJoys good musJC m ways enjoyed hfe, but BETHEL NO. 62 of the In- For the televiewer wh t I because the fruits of his lahor I ha ee bhappemng and " turned to their homes on Wed- the! company of mce, sociable liml!fl I think if I could go ternational Order of Job's Dau-1aside the bourgeois hiS onginnls and thelf Even as much nesday. claims. as as he sleep and not wake up, it wouJd ghters W11l meet Mooday <t of merely seekmg "high camp" - are constantly VISible on And It I k E. Oblinger of or solvt everything. What? 7:30p.m. at the Pomeroy Ma- symbols in the old mo ·e television , and also lfecause of late •R d a e the Y n IS e guest of Mr. and 'come h h" oh enough to TRYING sonic Temple. All office . d th . . VI s, the somewh k . aymoll andler's m- Mrs. Elmer W1ckham. ome w en e pleases. the chOir are ur ed an ere IS a genume opportumty that has a1 remar thmg fluence over Murray the K and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dill and Am I wrong in ahoolulely Trymg: wscs ol Heathg musty fine friends. For in the Mrs. Walter Walker returned this? He reads adWhy don:t you admit you Church will meet M d ' le s o t e en- Hoi! d o lip Mar lowes and their home Tburaday after • VlSlt co umn too and we'll all m e a nustake and ask yoor Ding, July 11 at the and Hollywood:s he used to leglhmate offsprmgs-m the 111 Columbus With Mr. and Mrs. your answer. children to help you jump out Bess Sanhorn will be th ng ?' II. In thiS case, It " j Wh t h priVate eyes of Bogart and Manon Howell and other rela- MR. R. K. of the lire and back Into the a le e pro-, the mediUm Itself-television- , a 18 appenmg, baby, IS Powell and even m h · uves pan There 1 :. .. I Its IS I allies Dr and Mrs. J. B. Marshall son than a Hostesses wilt be Mrs Evero-'1 ' . . rounds not long a o de e y, say, !Joyd Noland-there " and John and MarUIIIIIa left In home then h s ! H Dav,, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. You can blame Mike Ma,urki ; less than half a f m no somethmg to the real Thursday for Mingo, W. Va. to rule•" """""I James Euler, Mrs. 0 P. Klem for the above paragraphs and shops I was told that gram than in all the :ter ;;;,''t With her mother, cause It Is ?.Immoral'; and Mrs. William Russell. ' the sudden A I was seeking were long by Charlton Ba: and her out all night, but simply to CBS·TV press release and people are constant! mte nt a ere IS a tough Mr.' and. atson. his parents "rest easy." ~the ~ ~tped ~;~ e~em~ el ;' a~dh riva~; th~ ~d~und wb~eh, caps~le, ~UT ou~~llwro~g so~ ~en stat~s p~~ r~t ~.~:~e~o~e~ef co~ll~wl~and ~e~ho~~i c::rc": ::I'::~d~haracter, olfshoo~, a/:;~:·lfl~nds~r ol':"~~fo~~g~ble~ :~ ;~tis writ~::utBoulevard ~on~~~ :~~n~rs. l~a~:~: ~~r:~t quality~that ~t :'P~~:n::;er; ~.~ mt~d ~ghlhe;,.ted d~.,;,:nth~ ~e:e ~merlcan clos~ g~n! H~s':~ ~hed contemplatio~. Sixth Birthdoy Is Celebrated MISs VICki Lynn Jordan celebrated her sixth birthday a party given at the home of her ,parl!llts. Mr. and Mrs. Eureka. Star on Jordan, 2lld. Games were_ played and re- gen~~uly ~· 'll'~tte literate movre heav1es would a regular netct season ID a new "lt's two plltt i!t> spaceship the prebistortc era andback ter cavemen. ••. ,;. . .!!.~ 1-. '~-~· Jackson. ters•t_~.~l,oee.aUeall com~r_ serl~, Tlme.~,!II-;Whlch ~v~ly," portr~y~~ ~ur ~ S:~r ~s ~ ~ot•l•v I'IIDII~Y Mr~ss lf~tle~ w~:w~ Jo~~ Malloy, the pathetic, monstrous killer-goon seeking hiS long-lost girlfriend m the old . "Murder My Sweet " moVJe starred Dick Powell ' and been seen repeated! on sion. And then thought of Hum hre Bo "The Big Sl g Powell he In also ' 'd ' a VI eo MILWAUKEE, Wi!. (UPI] County General Hospital clals say mallard 13 residents of the facility's may have been killed kindness. The duckl are examined to see if they from hotulism , a poison could have been formed decaying food tossod to birds by kind-llearted ~ddenla~ r, ~ pl~';."ed =· -· G .,.""'""*--1l a la E t ~~rned ven s .,. ' ' • """"'*1:WO*"-•"' B~ ~ BULA~ILLE S~wart ; i;"Georg" '" "e-"Hu~m~p~br~ey~s,=Ja:ek:·:Do:n:ea:n:':H:a:tli·e:=Cool===·::::--; _....,. lub •• • .................... ,.. ........... ' Furniture IN MIDDLIPORT PAINT CREEK BAPl'IST CHURCH, Church school w111 hold its annual picnic ot Lake Jackson. 'l'ranaportallon will leave at 2 p.m. from t h 0 ehurrh. SADDLE and Sirloin Riding Club will meet at the Junior Fmgrounds at 7 p.m., lor 1 hamburger fry THUJISDAY · NORTHUP MISSIONARY soiety I • p. m. at the home ol Mrs. Katilryn Green GAWPOLIS GAR!)EN Cl b w11 . u I hel<l 1ts annual potluck dinner at the home of Mrs. Wilson Rusk, on State st. Ex· b!n!llnn at 6:30 p. m. Memben are asked to bring their """ !able llerVice. 1 ~eir. G~ Vermon~ ~ ~rs. Hos.pt~l vacatto~ ~ =· w~· S~Donald ::::. recu~ kom Mlller~burg• ~ ~~=- ~me hospl~L ~rare her Is at the m His room numMrs. J.,;,es Hubbard and chlldren ChriS and Eric ol La visiting with h: parents Mr. and M Ha Stove ior several / '· Mrrry ays. s. : : Is the former Shlela apartment. A I PICNIC IIELD 11 And that mlghl not be a amlly picnic was held Idea. - H. the Fourth of July, at the •--- · OtJT OF THE FRYING ___ _ •.::dHelghldrs.tf.olm 1·~, I remarried seven years hi~ because I was lonely. Ga., is spending a month with Mr. and Mnl. John Lyons and I hill grandparents, Mr. and Mrs son, Johnny, have moved from Harley Brown and with theJr home on Pa lmer Street to aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mn. thelf new property in Gallipo- Roger Spencer and daushter. hs Mark Mitch spent Thursday Mr. Steve Johnson and son, With his grandmother, Mrs. Don, of Rockhill, S. C. have John Terrell to home after a Mrs. Mitch and daughVISit here With hiS brother and ter, Shari and her father, John family, Mr. and Mrs. James Terrell, were Galllpohs visitors Johnson and family of Locust Thursday. .. St. Miss Gail Foster of Barrie Moms Skidmore of Dayton lB is the guest of the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Char- aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. lea Clarkson and son Charles. Cbarles Legar and family. Van Johnson and Sandra Sue Mrs. Charles Qulvey ml Johnson are spendig the week· aon of Columbus were Friday ed In Bucyrus . with relatives. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Evert! They accompanied tl1eir grand- Thomas. mother, Frank Irion and Uttter, Cuyahoga FaD• !lave Miss Zenia Shaw to Bucyrus. returned from a at th Miss Carol Scott, a senior at Chalet Club, Lake Lure, N. C e Holzer School of Miss Berea Lewis, student at Nursmg m Gallipolis, Is spend- Warren Wilson College lng the weekend with her par- ville, N. c. Is leaving lor and Mrs .. Paul Scott. the Scioto Presbytery camp at claaa accomparued by a New Plymouth where 1lbe will mate, MISs Pal Cannon al- serve as I so a senior, of St. Albans W. weeks a counse or for two Va. Miss Scott is doing affiliate Mills f work at the Athens State Hos- and Mrs ob Mr. pita!, Athens. turned as Mr_. Noah Haskins 1·s he bas '-• when! Y . _ . llleDdiD& the eratmg from major surgery at view Bo !he Chillicothe Hoapltal, CbUli- Larry cothe. Hill aon. Charles Jia&. to bii . bas. tins of McArthur, is with him w KetteriDi ~~~-~J Dear Helen: ll lll)'lh'!J8. .........-. OPel .... tbe .. _-. _. here___. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emeraon Jooea. Mr. and Mrl. Ike Will cldldn!n, Pat, Chrla, IIIII llllb Columbll8, have ' - opeDcimg a vaeatlml willl 11te1r ents Mr. and Mrl. ~I Ree.;..t Saelens 8lld Mr. 81111 Mr1. Mrs Karl':ts of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. l1111es Mo<-11 Mrs: Paul WI:,::.~ ing and children Dale, · hunbus and Mr and Michael, Oolmnhos, 8lld Goodrich of ~~ Ml'l!. Jobn and Mrs. Carl MDurnlng of mty. Mr. and Mrl na. were recetll guesll oflbelr son of Kansas City, are m'::'r Mrs. Dale ol his IIIOther M . · and Mrs. Gll!llll Robson The iam~y· 1 Williamtiug have returned from a visit to . L' ' s VISI Re"""'alar, N. y where !bey ~iff •ma ~~~in~· and Mrs. vi•lted with her sister, Mrs. w. Th~ReCiv. andgMrs. am. K. Wilson. They visited enrou11! Max Don- II<'-·· In Ber 'tb their ahue and children Kl and . eo "' G • m gbter and family, Mr. and Mrl regg, were at Jacksoo Lake George Doolltue and ' Thursday to attend the annual Th Portsmouth District lamil . ey accompanied Mr. and Mrs. nic and outing The R ~ Chester Knl&ht and Mts. Pete hue Is the ne~ stor ev. • Elberfeld. Mclhodist . Chur:, of Heath Chen Mayer, Mr. and Mrs Donald Mills spending the summer with IDd Mr. and ~ L. C ~-•- grandparents, Mr. and Mrl. s. · """" Geor&o Meulharl. : 0 william .!'! Cba The man I got turned out be a slave driver. We llve a farm , and I am forced to with all kinds o( livestock, scares me to death. u wrong or the get loose, I am cursed and scre8.. ed at. I do all my own baking even brelld, and 1 am a 1118118f1er IDd housekeeper. allowance ii.IO a week for eerles and all spending DIC)'lfY.II I try not to let my grown dren (three) !mow bow thingt are, as wbea they IIJOUnd be acta ldnd and !<mini, II AD ''UIIIIIIet I save wherever I can for the clllldren's and bil Cltrislmas. He aever gives me They_ell QIJDe wllb fine gifts for bun, ml 1mow1nc that the UWe I for comes from me, not blm. to to 1118 my amaH sa\'lnp round out our apeDII!;,/1 though be bao pllllty of money Wbea I am lick, be Wllll'i take 1111! to a doctor. He all -ea are "" ......• - ,.. "" _,_....., •• _....., women ftr aUt.,.. HD!idayl? He ltl\'er eND my birlbdayl I liE and befort be ,:;:;: ha~ alway~ were Mr. and rles Legar, Mlllie, t;h1•ck··ll and Maria, Mr. and Struble and Ml.choLel Gene Mitch and Shari and Mr. and loin. Ter- D•yBegin Quarter Cleans Sept. 13 Ctt1log 1nd lnforrutltn Av•ll•blt Upon Request Gallipolis Business College U Locuot lt. who calla on me buys 1 new HEARING AID ONE •ncl- tell theml What about your hearlq-hu It reach the atage where you wonder whether or not 1 aring aid would be beneflci•17 Our teatiDg IJ aod without obligation, aod our recollllllendatlo based on seventeen year'• experience. NOW II e time to privacy of call Ill' write for an appointment In j l \ ' THE SHOE B= O X ••EPORT, o._ I Dwiabt Ii Dur~. Rol.; cuest. SHOE ER C. Wetberholl CARL'S HAS THE HOnEST VALUES IN TOWN I Natural Bridge, Jacqueline, ond Miss Wonderful Voluoo to $14.95 NOW A HOT VALUE AT - - - - - or ~ I!U~ ~ '*"· • ··~ .,. eltuiCit baa Light Weight Cushioned Sole OXFORDS VIIUOI To $11.95 NOW---------- SUMMER SANDALS HIGH & MED. HEELS ValuOI T•$Uf NOW----------- Connie• ond Mls1 WonderfUI Val- To $11.91 IIALLY HOT - - W1sh1ble Nylon Mesh $6 88 .. •7.88 ITALlAN SANDALS Then Are Red Hot Val'-let SUMMER OXFORDS Vol- To •3.88 $5.H ~· -------------- *2.88 - •3.88 - '4.88 Chi,l dren·' s SHOES --------------------TENNIS OXFORDS Group of Childrens Striclerite YOUR CHOICI •1.88 ... *2.88 STRAW PURSES Dress Pumps & Oxfords YOU $5,88 I QIOICI - - - - - - - - - TENNIS SHOES aM OXPOIIOI llod, Whn., 11.. - - - - - - - - ~.88 VALUES FOR THE LONG HOT SUMMER More VelUM Throughout The Store. And Don't Forget C.rf• Is Alr-Conclitlonecl For Your Comfort. ~ ~ bul1]arlee. two ibootlngsfour lnllll highwayand In- CGIIII'!I&tion eJtureb will bave75.I 'l'bl eidillts. paclJ:1 of !!om to. 11S. w · ME.bi'S SHOES :: Wbrnents SHOEs" · HIGH & MED. HEELS Larry Says: ! I I lARRY'S WAYSIDE FURHI1UII P. 0. e-143 M"a~~rlll 08 ~on!.~ ~ I PHON• .,_,.22 ·r • AL E McC.~ a~ f~~~tcs:"~·~.~~~ 01., pncts., yourbome. ' mem~er ;n~uatrlal NOT EVERY PERSON . ~ and cotton dreos lrl&hl)Inlogeomelrleolly by Gene Nell·dotted lor Debbl 11 Smock-lop voileDeboon. of Daoran has coutmllnl yoke and dotted surf. Suey Parker of Rutland and ing program that might reach called to KaHI'I Martel on Hilda Hart, of Rt. I Pomeroy, to $175,000. Rl ill where a trailer wbeel hoth Ohio Univenlty students, broke off a gu meter. On the IN MEIGS C0VNTY Vanadium Corporation'• an- are operating the tourist cen- City CommisSioners apprOV• 4th firmllen battled five sep• ' .mc'Oment of an expansion ter in a trailer that is parked ed the entering Into of an op- rate griSS fires iD the Eureka r '<>gram was big news In the in Pomeroy. Dr . Harold Brown eratmg license with the U. S area. Tuesda7 afternoon they ::end area this wee!<. The plant of Pomeroy is leading the c•m- Corps of Engineers for the new were called to the Homer WaiL.cated at Graham Station in paigu for the reelection of Con- boating facility . Represen~Uv<s ter property on Vanden's Point I ·1son county, will install one gressman Walter Moeller in Iof the recreation board inform- where wiring In a dishwasher \1 o: the W<>rld's largest electric\ Meigs county . Donald Wolle , ed the comrnlasion thai they Ignited. l'flaces for the processmg of who has served as principal and contemplate askinJ for 1 one ; ·rroalloys. The capacity of teacher at Raeine over a 29 and a half mill levy to run five SehoolB also were ID the newa ' > new lacilley will be 115,000 year period in the Southern L<>- years to raise $17S,OOII !Dr the this week. At Hannan Trace · · V.A. Willi 'G1llla's RobbinS • cal Districl has been hired as building of a new swlmnlinl Geor&e Evaua, principal and · vers expanolon also snnoune- a commercial teacher at Pome- pool on top of the present, and hl1 wilt, Mary, a teacher, re' I this week. news roy Hlgh school. Albert M. Cox to enlarge the recreation pro- sJcned their posl!lono. Kyger ' 1s the bl& ..WI. has purchased the Cuckler Real- gram. A delegatl<>n of EIIILI Gal· Creek had two resignations. LuGaltla - Meigs Communiey ey firm in Pomeroy. Dale War- llpolls residents appeared to eille Smith ol Choter, with 43 : ction Program has been ap- ner was inStalled as president ask lor the paving of I b el r years of teacblnll will go into oved lor a 1967 Neighborhood of Pomeroy Uons Club this streets. government work, and L. D. ·'outh Corps program. The pro- week. Rutt of Gollipolls rellred after ·' ram will otart next SeptemSheriff Denver Walker IDll se years of ~~rvicf:. Mrl. Vlnu IN GALLIA COUNTY his deputies were bii8Y lhiJ Lee of Raclnt was hired. ' ' r lor 25 yeutha for a period ' : 12 months. The announce- Gatlia countians were thrill- week Investigating several 1 :ent came at 1 meeting held ed this week wben announce- breaking & enterlngs. On Tuell- Dr. Francis Shane of I h e ,· ·is week, and Mr. Clorenee E. men! was made that Robbins day two were reported. Bidwell- Gallla County Health Depart. •'1ompson, assistant direc!DI' of and Myers, Inc., of Springfield, Porter school was entered and manl, nporll that 171 Head ! YC in Gallia COIIDtY, aave a 0., will build a plant 711 acre the robbers helped the!nselves Start pbyllcall have been 1eporl on what yaulb In the site off Rt. 11 and on the Bob to food. Moebler Martin of Rt. completecl Ota Carl8on of Gal· ' ·ogram are accomplishing In McCormick Rd. Groondbreak- 160, near Porter, reported I llpolis, plant manager of ·lbe toe county. 1ng lor the 30,0011 square feet boat abandoned on bll farm Gaoclyear plant at Aa\11011, W. plant is expected to take place pond. Mary Evans reported her Va., wu reeenlly presonled Meigs County Mental Health within the nell two monlll8, aod trailer had been entered atll:· wilb bll 21-year tlefVIce pia. Association met Friday to operations are expected to star! 30 p.m. Thuraday iD Young's WIDiam Nortbup, wbo .,,. Guldexplore the stalull of mental Jan. I. Trailer Park. Olarles Jollllaon ance directDr It Gallla Acatlhealth In Meigs roiDlty. Plano. of Kettering bed ltema atolen I!IIIY, b81! been tlllllld to rewhich include the establish- The plant, a part of an ex- from his car at 9 p.m. Thura- place llabert Penrod, wbo rement of a school for mentally panslon prosram of tbe firm, day In 1 parklna spKe al tha •lined l l plno:lptJ of North retarded children is one of the will see the local plant making bowling lanes. Gallla Hlgb schooL Melvin Car•oats. The meeting was held at omall motors aod component tel' ol Oak IIIII hal been named St. Paul'• LutheriD Church paris. Two hundred workers The big enlettalltJDeDI of tile Plralll coach. Nita Walden ol with Rev, Joeeph R. Kraly, pres- will be trained for the opera- - k Ia the annual appearance Pl. Pleuanl, daalbllr of Mr. !dent of the local chapter, pre- lion prior to the opening, and of the annual American Legion and Mrl. Cllar.. Waldea w" sldlng. the employtl)enl 11 expected to carnival at the airpOrt Qlllltd Ardtlr7 QIME 8& lila eventually be several hnndred natlotlll ll'eDI held Pl. Tuppers Plains - Chester wa- more. Firemon were active Ibis PleasaDI the holiday ler system may be in operallon week. On Saturday tbeJo ...., weekendwithin a year was the w o r d The lite of the plant lB 011 tbo romlllC out af a meeUoc ot 150 Burleson farm, wbich adjoinl Interested persons at a public the Evans warehouse. City com· meelltt& bllltl TuesdaJ D11h1 In missioners approved the emEallern Hlgb ldtttoL The oat!- ployment of a coi!Sultieg llrm mated eool of tbo propoaed pro- to draw plans lor a two mile ject lB estimated at $1,666,0011. water line from Teus Rd., It makes sense to save money - and Map of the plan Ill on public to aerve the new iastallalion. you can seve 20-40% on fine quality furnidispJay at Cbester. Gallia IDll Melgo countlea ture. Drive to Upper Third Ave. at Olive Melp men were elected as were fortunate over the boliStreet •nd -for younelf •• , we -lcom• ofiiC(Jls Ill tbo Southeastern day, with na fatalities being Ohio Beef Catue Auoc!allon In reported. There were llx pershoppers I a meeting bold In the Gallia •ua jpJured In tight accidents C..mi1 EsteellOil office this ID the two counties. Ill& IllOf course, you'll never know untl~u week. Lee Gila of libarPSburg. tractions iD lbe area IYifl! the do stop in end see. Atheltl <OUDIY, wu Mltlod to arrival of many boaters. The hea~ lite _.tallolt 1111 :Leo GalllpollB boat taunehln« fac6. Store Wide Sale Now Going On StorY was aamed vtee pnal- U, 8811' 52 boall wllh W ..dent IDll Paul Beer, uerei&I'Y· 10111 hlWD& the water llwtday, treaSurer, both ol. Meigs. IDll on the 4th 32 bolla wllh U5 penons. A crowd of ~ SlleriO lfarWtheeb Juul · a ana folk attended lite ltyaer bill)' monll! lD JUJ18, lila depart- Creek horse show on Suttday. ment booUd a el the etiUlltY jail, and 16 aCCidents _ . hi' French City Baptlat blllke tesllglted. QuilarS of tbe de- pJid Sunday at Mills Stalloll partment travel~!~! over 1,000 JOr tbolr 111w cllut'd1· T be miles. - anon, lnveStigalr ~ Tblnl Is preseatly ed ......Amaii!J one lor a train.., AVI., . localed 11M 011a By ''The lletter Jobt Go T0 GBC Gr1d111IH" GBC Has BHn Approved SUMMER SHo /· E TRE LITI'LE-GIRI, LOOK lor oummer has been adopted by grownups. Checked dress with dropped wal&l llelt) by Tracy Petites Is In an easy-care blend of Daeroa and rayon. Banded and buttoned In whlle,lt has its own •carf. u s Announced Expansions Industrial For F•ll ' 1 Highlights of the Week REGISnR NOW SOME DON'T & t.lill\ ·~~led ghe~:U': : -·~ ....·;;:c:~t, an~ do~ts :I gne:,~ h~K~l8 ldn~ ° ~~-•- Diles Radioear Co-*'pany •vlllt;~:;ll -~ ·~ For Veterans Tralnlllfil Under the New Gl Bill blrt~ hours, But If he Wlllll8 to keep hlo be should also keep zip-quick cut and lade Pervat~ ~. Mammo~ P~': can from midnight to dawn ... visited were My Old Kentucky Ho place of Abraham m;:incoln Lake Louise on the Gal..; Brown farm and the Calumet farm. Jeffrey Brown ol Valdosta p ersonal Notes f rom M'ddleporf ~~ ' awa~ting ~":' 1:~- ~~-~our finally managed copies of "The pants. B1g Sleep" and "Farewell My """"""" which was Chandler's =.JM£1J .....,&£1.& A m or1gmal I!Ue lor what the mevil!fl changed to "Murder' Sweet" I SUNDAY VALLEY GARDEN lULL HOSPITAL Club is sponsoring a home - Mr. and Mrs. Lee show, and silver tea at the ::-;ers, Ptdro, Rt. I, • son, home of Mrs. Jake Moore Ray, July 1: Mr. and 435 Third Ave. Visiting Glendon Nichols, Jackwill be from z IG 5 p.m. The a son, Kevm Thomas, Jupublic is invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eugene MONDAY 9 daughGRANGE No. , . Pal'iio(j Ann, July 4, and 2031 w11i meet at 7:30 p.m., let l and Mrs. Charle• Edward lllr. for 118 annual inspection. wurermilk, Wellston, a daughMembers aated to bring sandJuly 1. son: Mrs. Lucy Roach Rt wiches, pie and cold drinks. - Hayden Oak Hill • . 2• TUESDAY Sbelton, , atrlot, RL 2; Mrs. Patieub Released - Chester RL 3, Oal< Hill; Rice, Merlin Miller, Sarah Fox RIO GRANDE Calvary BapWilli MaxineRa Robbms, Jackson; William Childers, Luther Mill: list Auxiliary, 7:30 p, m., at ..,. am sp, Sooth Webater: er, Connie Sue HaUield, John the church, with ladles ol ,. Baker, Ray, Rt. 1: Mrs. Jaml!l Rawlins Sunpsoo Chapel Methodist Morgan Oak Hill R A ' Church as guests. . . • : ev. Ita Weaver Edward FRENC II Flelcber, Oak Hill: Mrs. Ruth Fial<er Harry . H CITY Garden Club Joseph Savey, Jackson; Iiams, Robert Mr will meet at 7:30 p.m., at the Bowens, Rt 3, Oak Hill; Alma Kiser Oral ' home ol Mrs. Jack HackJlaJmolld Howard, Rl 2, wens- Marcum Nada Wolf worth, with Mrs. Von Tbomp88 • ey. w hop on Program ''Flower aonill be wor co-boksstess. Arranging._" Each member sbould brmg container and Rowers to participate, and to make plan• to enter tbe e~~ Gallla Connty Junior Fair flower show DOUBLE Wednelday . WALL dim. ~~ding 'nd_, influenced aovermnent . . . election were to be held right ..s, and Pam on The TID CollllltiDdmeDia. SIODe, Mr. and Mrl. PIUII l'llrThat's why he's moving In bil aow" ... The Pal Brown loyal- How to Set A Tab!•· Others present were : Rita ter and family, Mr. IDII '* own carefully ,..searched and lots are playlnK it cool, walling Nancy Needa preaitled at Brown, Joyce and Hellll Cbarll!l 88r<UI and family, Ill'. - f.rm luhlon In Viet Nom 110 for Reagan to "make a mlo- the meeting and Billie Jo Haynes, Jan and Ann Steveu, and 1\lrs. HormiD Parcell lltd Prof. F,red V. Bouie of Rio In Holzer Hospital, wishes to matter hoW Bobby and Wayne take" Paramount espe ts Clark led devotioll8. Mrs. LyJIII and Arle111 Loll&, Joana family, Mr. and Mrs. Jaat Gronde. a of the Gal- thank his many friends for howl. LIJ Ta ·1· 111 mak th c 1_ Geor&e Moody and Ml'll. Ralph and Alma Bartley and Cathy Queen, Mr. and l'dn. Jllll iipolis Kiwanis Club attended their kind remembrances of I ed wlth . e pro Needs are advisers. Netct meet- Carpenter. Tht Auc. 2 tllllllnli Slone and J-.y. th.e 51st convention ol Kiwanis him, with the sending of cards, Lut aeneraUon'o aa&e D. ,w Caine ing will be July 18 at borne will be at the home of Jnyee Fslr projeell IDll lair International held in Portland, and visits, while In the hospllal Parkerlom that men seldom Allred e;,T 0 of Mra. Needa. und Heltn Baynes. borship oalao were mala lllml ore. There were 15,000 Kiwan- nad since bll return home. make passes at gals who wear Curtain" h' r n Present were: Nancy Needs, AI a recont meeUoc of the of bolinesl at tbl .-& meetMr. and Mrs. Thomas L ians and families present at glasses might prove lhiJ I""' uiar rna e •m pop1 Blllle Jo Clark, Kathy and Boooterellel t-H Club, Krialy 1111 of the Freneh Clly Llve.Iunes and daughter, Tina, of the event, which represents Hammerfest, a Norwegian eratlon's utter faloehood after ll In asE Germany • A f April Moody, Pam McCarty, Bluer WBII appointed •oretary wires 4-H Club. Wl)'lll Clark Washington, D. C., were here 275,000 Kiwanlans In S,400 club fishing port 280 miles ahove the the wolvet get a look at Greek ca snrth':e as: Penny Shuler, Bllrbara Rider, and the club aoeepted an !Dvi- prelided, and Everett Clark, r•ccenUy visiting Mr. and Mrs. in t7 countries. Arctic Circle, Is Europe's north· sinter Nana Mouskourl ... On &tel e Anita Dowdy, Becky Scapi tation from the Rio Silver adviser, bad charge of I be ll'ayne Phillipa of 562 Fourth ernmost <lty. the JohnnY Caroon Show, apart n avana and Shlela Freeman. Guests Thimbles for a aw!mmlng par- proll'am. Tht next -ut!C wiU 1111 Ave. and his brothers, Don and Mr. Howard P. Lloyd, a well- India, In 11164, ranked 7th a- from her most attractive be- hotel " can be the were Ruth Athey and memhoro ty ID August. Dianna Whlte ibe July 15 at the Clarll: ,.... 8 Newt Jones. known resident of Rt. 1 Oak mong nationa of the world In spectacled Impact, lhe sang In Comrade Hilton b- It the big of the Addison f.H elub IDll gave a demonstration on "How ' dence. Hill, who was a recent patient floh production. an excitingly unique style ... m revarloluUonaryRedhu of 1Latm MabJones Sandwlchea," Present were Latry Wayne Dobaon. Clark, can revo utlon .A . ·. Mro. Carolyn Burnett, adviser.'\to Sharon "How to SetandA David )lmnoin• Doubletalk comedian AI Kel· The GaiDa Cloverettes f.H I Table." ' wayne Ellloll •Johtl AUiaon ly's opinion of his former part- Club discussed a •wlmmlnt ' · Sharon Curnutte presided and David and ner Joey Adams eonta1n1 net- party at Cora during Its July 5 Nlckie Burnett led devotions. Smith. Mrl. John Alllllm wu thar dotlbletalk nor Joke&, moot meeting and Lyndl Ra!III8Y Mrs. Ruth Miller is club advil- la 0 lnr 19 yea ra r th e c en tra1 Soya 0 Co is a patlent in Medical C<nter Hospital. He is recov' g from a beart attack, W•IICh he. suflered on June 27. Tl ose Wishing to send him •· ords should address them in · :<re ol Galhpolis Medical Centr r. DEAR POLLY - I llnd II very ·easy to rinse out sud small things as hose and glove• In a plastic juice shaker ot jar. b:dd • lew smooth clean mars to the suds and as you shake our mlnlahn "w.,hlng machine" the poundln of the marbles will loosen the dirt. - MRS 0 It J . . .. ~:. :~~~ :~: J:Y the other ~:~b;!~g.:::~er ~::s :e~ rec~v.J: a ,::n~f ~~pr:':~~~ ~on and Sher;1, ~~~ Bla! ca~ c;:l~:.:i~s"?.~:,you~~" ble portrayer of massive, a fairly hot It=~ ag~in~ ~ ~~u~ c~=~t, bke a good pa~r tr~c~ ~::::u~:;er:m~ys on a tween 8 and 11:311 p.: as be~=~~a::~ fr~shments enJoyed by several Suddenly I was thlnkJng Chandler's to television, now , and frtends. Cup cakes, ice cream about Mike Mauld as offspring. It Chand· and kool-ald were served by her mother assisted by her grandmother, Mrs Fred Northup. Present were Marcy Plymale. Nk:ky lllblli!r, Kim and Lynn !lllddy, and Rocky .Melmda and Carla Speneer, Timmy Chevalier, Linda James, Teresa and Jeffrey Evaua, Ten·i Criner, Chuclcy Derifield, Nelson and Randy Jor- ~ ~n'~~ l~ng shame~u~~thtnglddl8graceful DaM~ M~ c~' •ta~ du~s • Frank Sinatra IDd Mla Far- Real ster sluff ... Elder Parll IDliiN&I from AI, probebl7 the Miller, carolyn Ball, NIIIIC)' IDll lDII of lila Bl4'lilli ..., 1111s row bsaded the July 4 week· designer Coco Chane! thinks the untveruUy liked obowbil Ethyl F•guoon, .PIID Klier IDll •u dub. Dll<l 1 ed wI f 1 end guest IYI at Bennett Cerl'a new thigh-blih lremllneo are ciUzen amons hi! own profot- l'dn. Ferguoon ....., CIJ81III. · p1u1 1« ID ou1111 lor oldar suburban wblme)'IIDd . . . The "ridiculous," as we do on all siOD. m.,W..IItlll11,_,mtly proo Whlla Houso ballroom hoya an but the yoUJ18er airls, and only Miss Pat Gila, r.ounty, es· \ jecl. Plllla l1 ll'len pl'llldtd at II llfaln, wllb LBJ aitlea on those with splandld aams . . tension agent, home economies, ..,.t Barbarl llledepr led ._ Marvin Watson and Jake Ja- Have a peek Into the faahion obowed a 111m on "Health" ll vollolll- 'l'bl Jllly .16 lllllllnll cohloD at touerheadl with BIU future : already Invented Ia a • the July 6 meeting ol the Cet- will be at tbe bome Ill Mn. Moyen, because of what on- dress that changOI color upon ervllle Chit Chala t-H club. Betty Satllldln. OIIMn al lhe lookers lOY Ia Moyen' new ad· "hearing" a whiiUt· we've aeen Gallla Oou!J Tba club diiCUited Ita lair meelllll WIN: Palli' 8ouDden diction to the "Ivy League Ub- cheeks do that but never The Chesblre t-H Club hll hoolb. Debbie Samuelt P'""lll- Jane Snotlrpr, JICqUB llbodes: .n-al II'OOP" ... Bclwy. produe- froelut . . There's also dress been o!Oclally nomod the Cbe- ed. Mrl. Phoebe Coffee II 1111- llhlrrY llld llalle WalllltiiOD, er David lolerrlck'o auditioning fabric that shifts color in dll· shire Call t-H Club. Officers visor, Mary Riltlll, Manila McCJal· a mf8bty pretty Miami pi . . ferent lighll. are Nancy Needs, 'flee l'reMDI were Anita Walker, laod, Lea X., BigThe bottlllDod aewa of the How· Geraldine Chaplin says she deal; Billie Jo Clark, seer&- Sharon Chaney, Debbie 8 a 111- ley and Mary NeaL .l'DitDIII ard Hughes mov.,.in on the woulda't mind the romance it- tary ; Kathy Moody, treasurer; uels, Cathy Coffee, Linda Jonet, llluldM wu a &QIIt. Teleprompter Corp. and the ems if true, but adds. "My host April Moody, recreation lead· Marcie Lewla, Dawna Jo Walk· I .Nitta I'D'I'tiMn aU•••'-' 1111 Att'y Gen. KaizeDbacb • vtnus- friend right now Is my black er; Penny Shuler, song lead- er, JIDel Belnan, Doris Llojld, 1recent mestlq ·ol lbe ..... J. Ediar Hoover showdown bulldog Boris." .. . Sonjl Clay, er; Pam McCirl)'. baalth Redlth Bolter, Mary WllliUll, ' Whlel f.B Saddle Cltt\1, a.tplit feud weren't news to readers of ex-wife of Gaseous the champ chairman; Barbtra Rider, • • Rhonda Rutt and Bomteel1 Wortman, adviser, bad _ , . lhla pillar . .. Deopite the bub- launches a olnglnl career ty chairman; and Pam Misner, Lloyd. GUilla were of lite proaram. Paula Wadlo bleheaded screamen, LBJ day with a group called "The news reporter. GIUI, Mro. Otarles Wllllallll man led devottolll. Alte'l'll came out intellectually and po- 1mpre11lons" . The CaiU. Cpl. J. D. Jwtkinl, Gallipolis and Mrl. A. E. Rulb. \were : Jimmy IDll Cathy .11111!1. lillcally triumphant in his band- state legislature's most power- post, State Hl&hway gave Ten members attended the . Pam Saundaro. Debbll Parcell, ling of the Dominican Repub- fu1 !ella analyzed the political a lecture on "Bicycle Safety" July 5 meetbll of the Vlnloll David Martin, Virginia Pwllr, lie but If he'd listened to the polls and decided Gov. Pat at the club's July 5 meeting. Jolly Workers f.H Club. Mrs. Paula Workman, RoDDie SloiM K th Moody h d d While, ell · and Freddi Q ,....., reactionary lefties,dominated it now would Brown Ronald would take a walloping a yo.n. "How aToa Flnlah emonatra·a El eanorLynn Long led viiOf, liN' eluded Mr.e and ueenMrl. . ..,_w lit bave a eummle or from Reagan .. 1-1 the lion sided. devotioN J l.ID pros~ Gallipolis. Mr. and' Mrs. Clarence Hivel}' of Fremont, 0., were holiday -,uests of lrlends in Gallla - -- county. J Im Stem . beck , sn employee ' 4HClub News t>f Orlando, Fla., Is visiting in several tlml!fl with the . ' saml - good results. - LINNEA DEAR GffiLS - I did not bave 1 oo-lar(lr Orlou sweaer to lry lid& method, bat u 10 m&lly oentla Ibis same lUI· paHoa I feel II mast lla •ome merl.. And it be liweave lo not wearable as II II, moat anyhlna 1• ..orb a ry. 1 do ~ve a lriead who ndaeeo tbo ..... of sweaten, band knit 1 or maehlne, by sllteWq them 1 ap on her sew!lg macblno ao Mro , I, 0. H. sagleoed POLLY '1- '• ~ Mrs. Mildred Abersole Poor I I. Space, A Supper on the patio. Class 20 Rose Florb nd ooms. . Class 10, "The Dating Game," three ste.;s of dne a, th Classbi34,Dahha, arrarlgellient An vari~t; 0.;_ • f., ,, -.r Jack O'Briall Pvt. 1!: 2 Richard Steinbeck was home over the weekend tu visit his father, John Stein· beck, who ts recovering from a recr 1t heart attack. .-..!!.. """' ''" ......"· ~ ~-· . - stem. "-" ~"-- --···· -. -~ - - .................... _ ...-.: Cla8S1~" " D&~-~~ .... for. one, Choose one of the fol- Class 18, Rose •ellow DIVI~ION D They really did look llke cut. Buttonhole llltch tile raw turkish towels to serve _ .... !" - · ....... """" """"' "'" ••. - .~ . .,. er~"""'"'· .... ·~ CI81!E 44 _ , ..... _ , , - - ... · - - .the·'-· - .. ....:: tburc ," ,. gement for a City A shower luncheon lor the bride- Class 19 Ros bl. d • one bloom. "Nature's spot lint to oee how II matching color. PNu W81! dry II bad retumed to Ill eta!·~ ~w':allnsanctuar;;. to-be, An Informal dinner, or Tea, one 'steme, en , Hybfld bl Cia" Dahlia, cactus, three Club," Arrangements made oa yours. - POLLY seam with pressing cloth original size. I have done lhi! ">MO .......... I llr. . . . . . ~ '-Jill!·· ~'*" cltib'l .Jaly • Z I .... It ' llfiiiti ...,.. iii' . !Ia .... llllt, • · - . .• Rob<rla Klier prelldod · IDfl 'Wblle, Brenda '!fallaee ittd Mary Ramsey led devolloltl'. PaW J'rettCb. Otban . . . . . . . . ., Lllda Ramsey Kll J .....,.,.. Twelve II. . . . ·114 . ' 1 . ...,, ..,._ Jlllll •ltlm""''lltll rtUill _.. 11M .... to .Voice of Broadway Mr. lltd Mrs. Earl Tope and cU dren are vacationing along t ., coaala of North and South C' rolllll. Before returning t ,;ne, 1\lr. Tope will spend a d · v or two at the Southern Furn \ure Market attending confer· ences and buying furnitue. under the seam. - MRS. L.O. IDll go all lila lbroqh lila tll'lllbale IIIII II way I ,\mong those attending the J•.. ty 5th perlormtiiiCO of "HOD< -· ~· In -Tbe Rock," Clvll War • :deal, · near Beeklef, W. Va. '· · e Marlo Van Gilder and .'..eye Houck. match Class 8 "The Tonght Sh " C one spike. t th ' • tllem• - STASIA will be released at a later date A mod ab tr ' ow, lass 15, Rose, variety, Peace, Class 29 Gladiolus Ink one po • more an one varle. 'lbe achedule I'' the li d' : er • s. act, or avante- 3 stems. spike • • P • one ty pennltted. ::...."""'- ,. . :: : : =... "':;'!;' ,:::=:: ~~-"./:::'•"'· ~~"• ""' ' ...,.,., ""·" "- "· "" w•• • . -- I \ )een and Heard up the H. lldes of lbe IWtllel'_.., 10 lila ribs -··--;dad ' 1' \ · Junior Fair Flower Show Has ) Divisions Pollf• l'ol)doro · .... _ ... ____ te '*':lorF-~~~une;";!lnl~'~~~::.:.:.:~ r!!~ssA 1~ti~taln ~~o~~na floc;.~ 36Un-:~s s l w l ~A~&,startlnga~.na.m. a~· a~l~:!'.":'~s.';:;,!I!~·'Igurine. ~tor."": antasy,threello~::~3&u,..'!!"l::;.,,_ tee s ·'k A . -- • ·" "'· -"- ~-- ........_. ·.:.:::: .~, •..... - ""'·· ....... oo tn es gaLn t OPEN FRIDAY NnE nL • P.M. USE v-.. CHARAE ACCOUNT AT " •·• ... • vva "" .. 1 .._, a~ rall&*_' !!!\lt: t~,..lii"!'~·;. . .,.O!"'~.---~--·"Ii'io t;..."~-! '1' ·•-----------------------""'""'-""'""""""~'!I'I'"""""_...,"'!!'I@II!P-!J!I!II ., . __ ' .. I �I ·' .. ' 1It's Easy to Do Business the Want Ad Way-By~~llon~,_ · l 18-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 10, 196G J ' 1 • UIIPI• · -MTII - - - - - ··•• · ·-··'" 1 For Sal'8 FOR SALE WANJED · - . 1;;QALAXIE Ford, P.S.- p. NEW GMC TRUCK IIELIABLE babysitter lau•• b """" dltl ... 11 1 ' ' " - · ........... '" ••-11111 ""I ,;:.,... _ Ira • - con oa.llll).":o HEADQUARTERS 1 · - ,.. _ , . , dialely, call tli-3297. ~r ~ , _ w!O ,.. INTERSTATE --·--- . ·1 - 1853 ~ ton Fordo ~"....,.. 1955 CHEV., S dr., auto Iran&. 1955 ~ to• Chevrolet ..,.., W , SEMI un&•u.u __ Mea • - _ lo •• ...,.. 1010 lsl Avo. ooten s 1961 3-4 Ton Chevrolet ;- "' "" - •• .. •• • " -...._"'-.... . , :.!":.:; :•::::., •:: E n- ..... - - 1 WB: ARE uow Hlectlni 111111 Sohto. 111).3 IDierviewlag men from Ibis 110 BROWN Early American area to train u Semi Drlf· lOla and matmiJI& rod<er, ers. No experience oeeessary, $90 1\Jr both, one S poe d 11111 10 Jllled 1o relocoll. Eara Queeo oulomallo washer, exover $11.25 per hr. after' nlleal •-tioo, ~. ORe e sbort traininl!. FUI" oppUQIJ- x 11 broWI oval ruP IIIII 3 liOD and interview call li13omall ones 018 t X 12 zu-~tn :H br IJIII'fi or Vlllyl t8, 1 maboi· 11~9. write ~~r op- IllY tabilfl, 112. Ph. 992~16, pDcstion 1o Ioterstall Seml Middleport, 0. on oorner of · 11110 11o Ton Dodge 111111 Cbev. llo toa 1958 F 600 Ford -~ Real Estate For Sele t: t Extra Cash The Want Ad Way .... The Sunday Times-Seutinel, Suud,y, July 10, 1~18 Male and Female r,;;·-.; ::' .:'--=::' "' m 1w...i ....& 0: ;.';mle~~!:.,~:"!n ~=i lull basemen~ 4411-1517. aiSI~YATIONS -.~£['.§' ' e SALES e I EXPERIENCED WHEEL AliGNMENT ..... IRAKE SERVICE BlaeHnars I »• ue 3110&. tiii).C IR INTERNATIONAL Supor REVIVAL NOW IN PROORESI S RM. lura. IPl Prlvalt beth "C" Tl'lclor IIIOwilll 1taobat lbl Oblo Ook Baplill aed atranco. Adulla, !DO tu, piDWB, dllc, IIIII a1119• Olurch. Rev. Andrew Par· fth ground floor. 1111).tf lora. t91ie 1 qL Olt<r. .,.. IODI, Ev8J11elill. Ref. Her- 1 1\( jldUSB: dOH 1o .mool I'll. 441-ali. liH an Skqgs, Pallor, wei- 1: ilorel. Coli aflllr 11, 441 • ONLt 0NB lili'fi 1\itC P0M . tt> puhllc! to ' 1 ttend. !111).4 0968. 11f.lf PUPPY RII:D OIIANGJ: ST opeMdl Sbareo'o Salon .FURNISHED Apt., utiliU111 ps1d. MALE - It wetb old. 441of Beauljl, lit. 7, Cboohire, I Good locatlol, C48-J181. 118-4 after 1:10 11 wo !leeds. a. m. 1111111 I p. •· 367-7!1111. 1 IIIII-I 156-Z& BRADBURY furRIIbed apart· · . I menll, adulll only. tSII-3 ESTATE Gu Range, double FLUFFY oofl and bnght aa _ ovens, one bar-b-cue, aook! .....,. :rbat'o what cleanmg TRAILER. 3 rm. • balb, lSI meot less ohrinka Olle I'I!M. _ .!Will do _ whea you u~ Fourth Ave. GI G-3188. regul~r oven, m:~. llghls Bl!!e Lllftre! Relll .•lectrl< __ . IDH 1: broilll"!, top eeater grUI, ~ II. Farmer I Hard· 3 BEDROOM brick bouoe ill oonverll to Iorge INrnw for _fliP. : ISH[ Rio Grl!lde, Ohio, I'll mo. soupo, oalllling e!G. Very cood CAU.0WAY Furniture - Top Call CH 5-5439. 156-3 condiliOJJ. 180. C. M. Ramsay, ftllllt'·otampo wilb every MODERN Houselraller. .--191111 4411-1928. llf.3 .-.. Rl 17 Henderoo., w. J Cb In t st _. · 157 Va. w' (1111.) ID-211 es n . _ 1F CARPET beauty doean'l -~ --SMALL furnllbed apl., lit ftoor. abow! Clean II right and B . -LEE Beauty Salol - · iiH watch II 11ow. 11.. 81.. Luipermanent wave spectai MOll· • tre. Reol oleclrlo llhampooer day tbru Thursday J"ellu!M ~' WI!:M or OlODIIl • Sleep~ flt ,perm"...at l6 oO ISU n10111 furaiiiJed apl., trailer II. Farmen Hardware. I~ ::;:1! , · · opaca Coolal.'t Slelll Amok!. CLEAN carpel~ wllb euo, w~, ~UY old gold and dla· Pari r.....al Rote!. 111-11 Blue Luslrt makes lhl1 job 1 lll!'¥a, Tawoey Jeweler•. •n~"'"""IIED pi o.... A 46-U vnr v~·~ a ., I rm. bneza • Relit electric &bam· 1 ""'' vo. batb. Contact Empin Fum. pooer II. llllopplrd. liiiS Ill Wenlld To Do 1211-11 Avt. _1115-e - -· · :- : : wnCE rar , _ IAII Ill x Ill ~ Pb. 'ti!LL dd b"" llttlq for IIIID· GJ 1-2142 ....., 1 LIL liD 1 11&-8155. aH 1 11-~ p.m. ._3M· oo· ttl-361i0. PIANO, uprlgbl $1.5: &by DOLL ~ Nlli'II!IJ transpor ROOMS by week or JDHth. Ll- baiBilletlt wilb H1ri 18.50. ...... •qi!able, reaSODable fayetll llotel. Pb. ttl-2521. Ph. Ill 4383. a7-e l'llellc_.., for lboppmg or 11411 CEMETERY lot t plol bl tlldlDi mothen ~ly dai' ' J,J·'GI' netly ra~ Pb, 146- 2 BEDROOM Housetrailer, aU Memory Garda. CaB l5e • ~ . iG-11 utilitieo pd. 1'11. Gl G-21101. lllO. 117-' · 155-U SPECIAL JULY ONLY "·le Help Wanted LOST bright earpel rotors .. PORTABLE "''*'Miter CHI!ic ~ ., r$1Z.IIO· Cleuilg job for $9.75; IN!IIRAN . CE SALES• Oppor- restore tbem wiU. Blua L111• "'tre Rent eleetrie .h ...........- Clean your typewriter DOW, IUIIIIJ for two (21 meo ia · ~~.....- bo ready 1.., acbool Ia Aug· ~ly CompiiDy, P. 0. Box $1. Central SupplY_ Co. 155-e ust SIMMONS PIUNTING 41 jng .'llld fringe benefils sup- I BEDRM. fora. apt. alililies OFFICE EQUIPMENT. 151-1 P11f1!. Elpenenco helpful but pd. 258 State st. Call ~ DOt IMded lo earn $150 1o afll< 1 p m 141-11 GET THE Letters 12 Porlabll! _:. . . • · Ty .te _ ...-. por w.,. m commisSions APT 1 bedrm equipped · willll pewro r, was ....50 now pd - For illlerview, r · 0 and ~- 460 181 4411- ' $69.110 fpr tbo oludeal that'& mall to _ BaJlkers Life & 1 ; : 'IIS-tf gomg place&. SIMMONS "'lf•lf7 Colpany, P. 0. Box~ --- . . PRINTING 11 OFFICE 5I( IIJJI'alller1 Obio. IIIO-J OFFICE ROOM or mote, mud- EQUIPMENT. 151-e '. ~. _ erg, •ir cooditiaaed, inquire i4rn 'II oervict work oppor- Paul Davieo Jewelero. Gl G- FERTilJZER,-llell priCe In .lullllJ o1 111111 1 week 1o start, 11147_ 1(7-21 eouoty. Carl Winlerl, Rio II!UR bo bondable and have UPSTAIRS ........, I *If ·, App'• M lith 81 PI• balb ua1 a..--eall, room. Grande, MUIII. • Y ·• Call 446-2374 or 446- WW, LOW, PRICES • - . -PituaDt, t lbarp. ~ OZ84.' · 13'-lf tresses. Rice IIIII Corblll Jl'ar!d' Mr. Bt · -· - - -· - allure. ..., HBJ1 WANTED o:li~esr.:."="po=--~ oouo · cloan 1llmp IIIII • .·. . . 1111!1111. P!J. ~ J».tf <011. Carl WI!Jierl, Rio • WOMEN w !lied S Gran1i& Pbollt C11 WUS. ....;..;-, to work 25 boon per S ROOM apartment, UllfUDlSIIO W. of tor;;;: !D ura fl5 , . woet oc1 with ....U n10m fer """" types """' ma .~-- C K. R"-· Rl 2. age. Privati. Jamet E. DID- ~-doblwoct• ,liDbrlle~ seetcwerCiaplpeude' , ,, · uv7 ' • ...... • -. • Oblo ar tall ... IS PIDo. Ph. 441-az'/ II- - · - Rio ~--'- 0 CH . ..- • ter ' lfl.lf . .4711. 156-3 · 11-1121 IIIIer l 5-11 . 11'01' .Bt1NTIMG .me Sale or Tr•• DUE to !llfortuuta o1reum11:uIOILD • 1-•1If your...._ -ceo, wo now haveS r.,.....• 1 Appi'IIIN1I, lallfl, ..me. ,. ' ROOMS, bo-.ent, water 1n ed E«:troluz ncuum elelll'jmra. Aballaverace ....-~ bouse, ootbuilding, lpprol. I .-. at- a IIUbstaoliai llfings, .... II . . . . 11 ICJ'I of griiiiiKil In Bidwell. 11111 yr.'a model Ph. 675-2941. YIW, Ill. - N Ci. V. Q-lbVM, IIIW41L IaH IS'l-U I' pur-[ 0.,.. ''*" n:.;- 1 buD••... a _.. n•-.. .......... . = d :;,. Db~~;;. S :~ ::~~·= :.:: ~ ~ =~ .!t Mow...; .. .. . .. ' .. .., . -·· .. ~ -- . . ~ .. PlaiD or. will! lioiU.Sige, mushroOm. oombln~tlona. ..... 12" - JS.· .. 1.10 Comp- Corry-0.. - CALL WY,MfOI Plek up At G. & G. CAP'I POIIIUOY KEITH GOILE FORD ,.., 2-11H Mllldl...rt, 0. AUCTION ;, , SERVICE For Compltta Auctlo11 . l'HIS IS Model764 White. Our Selling Prtce jl $133.00 Service Call . . JIM CARNAHAM , The WhiM..., .. Centw, ef!on-lh, 01* ._ moilod """-.,. Df biJit leiten .._..,. yw " won $75.00 011 I Whilto Iewing MMhiM. T1lh • d.! 764 II the iheyr brt.... lt't ..... NIMd t. WI 9·27,0t,.,,, RACINE, o.,,, ~, 10.,...- $250.00 and thon the $75.00 deducted $175.00 to pay for a $133.00 ..,.chine, jusl what you he,. won. IH¥1111 On oil White Machin~~ hi!Ve 1 Dl_,nt 11p .. tiOI with ""' rlliting the price. WILl. TRADE bay for calves. Pb. 992-7931. 1I ... ... folo biJttlr buy ............. - - SIIPPARD SEWING MACHifE SALES & SERVIa For lent •OUR room bouae, lar&e yard, close to Pomeroy Elemenlllry School. Tile on three rootlll. Call 992-:IMO or 192-IIIJ. 7 10 Sip Gelllpolh, .Ohle 162 lot Av.. Now Serving This Area The New York Life I Call 992-2571 or m-397~- 7 7 tfc ~plftmint, 6 In buaineu since 1845 I If you have an inslH'ance need or fust want to talk over your present situation writ• N. Y.L field Underwriter or call 44(>.1353. l \ 1'001111 and bath. Call 790 Mlple Sl. from a a. m. to I p. m. or 1lfler I p.m. 77 Stc ! i furnished, laB, to use clole to my no•no.} WDI rent to penslonen private peno11 or 1 COUjple.l VIolet Brewer, Portland, 0. Ph. 114$-21100. 7 I ltc lOUSE, t 1'001111 IIIII full basement, aUic otorage, ed yard, driveway. On LinCilin Heights, POJ-oy,l Ohio. Ph. 9t2-2'1811. USED FURNITURE buemont, gas ~unlace, SyracUII, 0. Pb. lift-SilO. 1 Ute I ROOM HOUSE, Hartford, W. VL Ph. IIG2368. 7 I lip rHREE onct lour room ~ eo olld Ullfllnllabed •putmeals. WV ..s&:lt 12 8 •·-•-• =:t:: ljft UPHOLSTERING ; SUPPUES ..... do-lt-Jounell - men. We &ovoa eampleto ot.ook -~~lat-· fali-Jf.::."uU and liMn! IIUJ>P ' oom usED · FURNITURE J m11cello...... llaw..S ar OICII. • . Mall St., PW&UJ • _01.._ • ~-.·w ••··• ' , AT ITS GREAJESJ . •Any Type m fit.. SALE Ail New &liitir SIMi •Cor eTruck •HNIW "' Cor• eBullrlolw - . ROUTE 124 At S~racuse Corporation SERVICE RAY HOUCK HOME ON BULAVILLE Rd., I Bedroom Briel! borne, fomlly room, Hot Weather Specl•l eFn!oelllmolet fireplace, 1 balbl, full ba.. , au... THE llliT RAJ omv., ... elncluding houses and - t 1 car •arport Jar... cRAZY. RERB'I A ......,. .,.,. • Jlnral Churdles ~~· • ~ ,. . o• BIDIWOM COLONIAL lW<CB WITH lDt Can bo seen by appoonl- •.um.Y 800,., 8 ,...1JTD'UL 11, ' CEILUIIC Bo\THS, J'IREPlJt.CK AND menlonly. Ph. 446-2300, .,. LABOR GARACIE LOCAnD oN ,. WIITI IRNIIT THOINI oee Raymond Hawk. 1111).7 ~~ ~ ~,:>",:'.~.f':;,'l.,;;; .!".:h.::":iJ's~ 5 ROOMS • bath, with fuml- ~~~-:_T~ i!ff ~~~~...~~~;o::;=:;;~~~;;Jj . · i7 Madisoll TO,,_ AND ADD A .....,. ,._!' _ • a.T.u. Alii CONDITIOND. u T TBRM1TB PI!8T CONTROL ture, >IQUtre 1~ Ave Clty '1'1118 BOT IPW. PAY on Poa nEE - . . . all fM H ·• · __ You. TAD ADVANl"AOII or TBII - ......-~ HOME silea, Iorge loll_. re• COUL oFFER. llerrlll O'DeU, Operator lor ooRiblo, natural gas. •• low Excellent Locetion lblermllal 'l'lrmllll Service 181 district in Bigbt of KYler you·u. AGRU........, _ ,0 TIDI II Be!UWJI Dr. •-U Creek ocbools EM 7·73.'1. 1 n. ow ao111 THAT rr 11 "' " 1'BIIl4l'l'E ar lkllcb lfiO..l I'IJIIrd LOCATION. IT IXCLUDD 3 CammerclaJ l'llidtatial II ="'::'.::;ac~~LOft UVVIJ! 1 cu Ia ...: tar lea, Fain 0. D. PARSONS ~;, •~ .....~.:.:;,:;, - do II. Tbomaa IV. hill Realtor PlllCI IWI BDN UJ>UCZD no• \ See ...._..,..,.. 0.. 1 ~;;!;;~~~~~:;; -IIAJ'1'\" rowN TO 111-. wru. 11111141 Ave., ffHill TO BROW rr :re • ..., AT 1.m. to 10 p.m., Wbxl- - · FAIIMS YOUI1 COJIV.....,..,.. · bJir1, 0. I'lL PB ~- lHI BPABE TIME INClOMIC SPecial - 39 ICI'H farm, I 130 Acre hrm KEAVY • 1111 back boel ud REI"'LLLNG IIIII room, bath, I A. bollom, bal. ~ ::=_~ro~ doura, uperieDCed operaton, !IIOney from NEW TYPE II pas~. JWit off Stall Rl '1t'1TH PUCNTY or WATD. TH1 Lop! luoaiDc • IJIOIIbl&. Air quality coin operated dlspim168• prtced 16,250. ,:u,..:.~. ~ cmopre11101'1, looll, e1te. wol· sen ta 11111 area. No l!elllng. OANGm roo IWIIY IV'I' WOULD I dora. Coil 111, 141°12 Joo T0 qualify !llllSI Wt bava tho property. Wbal .. w•AL roa ....,..,... • - CAT· lliller . lfl-2& you "' need II oome buyers. ~-. GOOD L.UG< BOlli ~L reiSever~e~lo, ~elvloo a \HOED roa 1 ,..vn;IM WJTB •-.. ~. ~" BATH AJIJ) ruRNAc& nva.u. _,.... ~-LO can et 'll:elk!R Wt havo farmo from I to SOli CONCUTII 0 ...... AND OUTBUILDw.....y n ~ acres at price& to sell. _......, I!IOS. PRICI IWI . _ UDUCD IIIJII:J: lblDp 111 look for wban moathly lllcome. More city 1111 village property, we '1'0 ""r~- WISEMAN ,... b11J lnsur8111!8 - a -good time. For pm'llllllal~ :=~ believe we can suit your do.,. · _ , , Ialii cUim1 ller'l'ice write WINDSOR D ma1111. Coil ..- come in. Agtncy llld IMr ralll. We luoYo all TING COMPANY;.;-Iirrssmwti Slleomaa lbree M lbe Neal Ina. Agel> BALPH AVE., r Wa7J10 Amobary, •o .=.~.~W7M ~. yoor GJ'I!ICO Ageall. See PA., li:lta. Include Earl Wilton, MHI!I 1, H. Wluma"' 81 . , _ llllm - . llll!lbar. .u-1 ' TRAILER SALES IADIATOt o~· FOR FARMERS -- I BIG BEND Ill W. MAIN eTri-Counly ServicePlus .!faooa Co. Will VL e31 Yean Elporletn locollly. ""I WY 1-2151 MIDDLIPOIT. OHIO CAMPERS 0., on Route 7. en., ----- · · - lewllngs Honda AND tween Pomeroy and Cbester PTO: .,300 DICK RAWLINGS TRAVEL TRAILERS Air eontiitloned, 3 baths and .:--- ee,eoo. -- lota and Iota of extraa. Be- = J:,. . : Mo..,, W. ~ •. 773-5611 Mo>ion St. SpociDuo 9 Room Brick Ranch Home "" . . J:ltdrlo. IN llltb& Wall all ..,.U.,. I BEDROOM - · fSi Flnt bath gu ~:.,. IMIIId- 1 ACU, I booM llld tiiiiAn. elegllllly lurDiebed, " lag aU the mltore. 11r lllol &bade, ••'1rJ1b111c 118W. Wall to wall BOIIAR't DD.Hlll' ~ Ia ~ea. Cal 411-2al « ......... lll!dlr 441 441-_,f •• Ill 111-11 1147. rz~ fMIIII « H....... .. •• VERY NICI: I bedroom 1'111111 IIALEBS, iwoi'DUtraatloDBil oao EvBallp ta-1111 olylo bollll wllb ulillty n10m, win ooo otrtac lie. Twa aasa Bm Nllrillap 1111!11 playhouat lot 11D11M eblldrsB lllrlng tie· OBI lon« string o D n•n~Ns with "xcellenl location. See ' . . · ·~ He; One RoaBoke strmg tte REALTOR by appoilltmenl o•ly. Clll wilh Bale thrower ; One AC II! Znd Ay0., 441-41111 44tl-tll8ll after 6 p.m. 153-12 J'Oillld; Two Massey Harns: 7 ROOM bath ud llo balb One New Holland; Several downtown. Priced to seD, LARGE I bedroom home: 3-4 Joluo Deere. Price 1100 to $9_ 750. Look tbll over. Call 1111'0 Ill oltJ, woJ.IdnC. .U. $375. ua. taBco to acboola. 011 biD Wtlb FORAGE Harveatera: ,.,., Jolm lovely r l - view ud Deere, one PTO one Motor I ROOM, bath, ~ t A., creta occesa. Lar10 c~ Dr>vo Two •a.. o.. 25 fruit trees, otorm wlndowa, od, llr oondilfolled family latm"DaUoaal btl job wtth 111 .._, aluminum •WIIIn&. 1 room, modem ldlchel, I~ cylinder motor; Pricea 1'1$ mi o~l PrieN 1181111, I llreplaceo, double to SOOO· ' " " carport. $211,5110. Call lfler I 1..- most tracton; WE HAVE larmo , _ llo SilO p. m. IM W. liH PI o.. of k M00t 09ery. ra es. ac1'1lll at pncoo 1o oeD. Allo S. . Offe,.j thing lleeded 011 tho farm at city old villlge PI-I). We _.:;:,;.rY~I;:;C'81=.,,.;;;.;.:;:::.;;;::,__ 1 beUevo wo ean 1111t your dillow tOll BID Goodwin, "'--d Stock mlles from WllkesvU!e. I~ mand. Call ..- ..,. 1a. ...,. ~,.....,.., SPEcrAL 81lesiiiiB Removed Free av""""" PRE-HUNG lllumiJlum siorm 1 Wayoe Amobary, 411fllt WILL remot1 your dead door•, aomplete. Cash aDd Eaft WiDlen, fll n bones. 00111 IIIII mu1e1. CaD eollect JacUolt 11114$31 or Carry $23.50. FlU'IIlert Hardware, 44&-0748. 144-11 ar Cblllicothe 7'1Urle. SWEET potato plallta ud tomalo p1811ts. Pb. CH 5-lil21. PAINTING leal &tete For Sale ROUSH & LYONS Camping Trailen FOR ee,· *• etampln1 Equlpmente NICIST '101'1.11 PIZZA ". "=..::· '1 • RENTALS • Pomeroy fr-•· I ___.~ Crow's Steak House ,,.I . I COMING SOONI lloclronlc Ordorlnt To .,._ Our Drl'l•ln _ _s._rv_lc•_ ;,w.,., .........""'===-===tl HONDA NOW TAKING RENT AI. ~ DILLON AGENCY ' . FOISALI Real Estate For Sele :C I ' - - - ... •• BEDROOM . . • . carpeted UVIlli J BEDRM ohe 11' by 411' lll"ge and dlnmg room, lot IIIII x ' ·-• 1. . ••~•110 In MUll VUiage, can tako l carpeocu ovong nn, ......,. \ rm, paneled famUy nn, ~ over $V• per eenllou. Owner balb wasber in kitchen, lllo ' Dr., Gallipolis, Oldo_. _ l57~:VALUE and CONVENIENCE J~-let ~ ~ - - ,., • , _ ... ~ ~~"" n ta tbll euslom bulll homl. 1162 'Ill too G.M.C. ~~':·!:~!.TOR Four bedrooms, In townl _ ... tor · - .., • .. 111M 1 loa lnlm"Dallollal Orchard Hill. owaer Jeavinl ? ._ ._ .., _,. - I Mlnneop..lil Molino Powtr 114 A. FRUIT farm lncludlq Stllto. MUST SELL. p II one U- '•(" li A. Peaches, largo pack!Df! ttl-2861. J1H l.. In Memory llo ln~llonal •buDding, olorage building, I_:==----' ----- -- - -I> Too Ford will sen with..- wltbout oqulpBAIRD REALTY CO. 19111 1 ton GMC Dump ~ ~OR'(' fl. Rn. Albort menl 1 11110 Ford - 1> too T. Wllcll wbo passed away OSCAR BAIRD, Realtor . - J.oer ago, July 8. Tr. Dept., ..., Transportalloa, 4th ud Uncm St. JIII).S 111119 Cbev. 1 ton I A. I bedroom home, ..,00 YOU'LL LIKE tbll two-year • 0o11 dear H111band Bldg., Room 428• 307 E. 4th IPOWER tools, jeioler, lalbe, 1958 Cbev. I> toll" oondillon, low tu dlotrlc' old bomo will! 1 bedrooma, 11111 dacklf, ~tree!, Con .• 0 · __ I56-IO [ drUI press, saw, motors, sand- 1958 Dodge ~ ton fiDe riverview. Price reduo- lovely ldlchell, Dice ceramla'. Tile J(p called you bome, "WANTED TO BORROw• I er, grinder, ole., ~110. Pb. 1958 Chevrolet llo .,. ed. Make ua u offer. rmm.- w. balb, gu fllruoo heal, Yo~ ·oi~Necl your eyeo iu RESPONSIBLE lifetime h><ai 4411-14iill. ISII-3 IIIII& Oldsmobile d!ato posseBiion. oily water, 2 loll, located ~ sl..p, 1 tamily - wUI paJ 11.1,400.1111, 111M CHEVRQLET ss, ~ark New 60" Rotary Culllrs f211t.• w1tb1a walklng dlllaJQ o1 511 '!Oiir- ·;..rk on oorlb w••i or 32 per cent total BIR!ple oilver gray ioW.:ioc very FAMILY grooory at<ft good city schoolo and atores. Why doH. ·· '' · inlerelt, to • private lndivid- clean, 44&-l369. ISII-3 New 5 ton farm wagons wllb localloo, Sell buildinC lnclud- oot JJJ11ke u appointment to What Would wo gin w ,.. ual, for the laan of $35,0110.110 .. tires 1129.110 up ing equipment and illvolce 11 , lll,500 Iii 1 co cash. Money will be repaid , '114 HONDA, e1C11lOIII conditooo. New 8.25 1 20, ID ply nylon lock • · 1 · Jill '~o!,'handlto touch, in 132 equal moathly pay- I Pb . .. s711-2258_. _ ___all-3 lire• $55 inc. federal Ia&, lalelmn HERE'S A I bedroom borne To bear bio voice and w ments of $350.110, woth a final 1966 YAHAMA Motorcycle, 600 Oblo vane, Implemeal e.. Jobll I. Rll!l!aniJ, Ill tal and bath, atonn door IIIII bil smile payment of $200.00. Tbis is miles, Pb. 116 - · ISII-3 US Pino Sl., Pb. 611-Zi3Z Ruloll Wood _ , wuldows, gBB floor furnace, ' b 't more interest thu most oa•· - - ---- -- - - - - Bn. I a.m. • I p.m. tDSTl 1>. • ubinell in kitchen, leoced Tbal m18111 so JJIIIC lo us. . . 2 JEEPS, oDver pig80D """"" ==~=--:--.;--.;;:-;;::::::-1 Sadly missed by Wifo and mgs accounts mil pay. A er, '63 Deluxe stlltiol wagoa HOME Heating on, Ph. PomeIn yard, waiting for you. It'o . Ooildren. IIIO-I Mortgage lnsura11.,. policy , (Volkii'Nagen) See back of roy V9!-21BI coUect. Gallii>O> located off Easlerll Ava. - [ for the full lace value of the . IIJ-VIaloa 11111-11526 15-11 101. ~ LOVING momory of Mr. C loan will be take• oul 1o P"'" Blua Fountain Mo)l!l. ISII-SI · 55 Acres Real Country j C. Burlls who psooed sway S teet the lender in case of ac- 3 YOUNG purebred boars. Call l93t FORD, Z dr. Sedsn, mo- U • 'th IIAL- City years ago, July 10, 1963. cidental death. '!'be mon.,- GI l-21i96. I58-S lor complete~~ rebwll, body Ylng WI I THW OWNER would llkl 1 ,...... ' His smiling way and pi•••· ill be used to purchase 8 - ~ In good condiU011. Pbou 446- CONVENIENCE - 2 milM bil offer 01 tblll2$ A. farm, . . ant face wf . I ---• 4 CIGAR vending machones at 11'195. I.Sf.ll from the city llmill, I BR, I room lriiiDO homo, .I lob. · arm, car, eqwpmea • r....... a bargain. Belli 7 branda. -• 1 ,........._ "''""- wl"' ..... ba10 2 b I d, Are pleasure to recall eling, furniture, and olher Call GJ 6-055! or ... Robert ~~ .. ........,. .. ..... aru, llriD P 0 • • He bad a kindly word for eaeh commitments. SeriOUI Inquir- C Gulhrlo U River APPUANCE SAL! washer, fireplace, farced air IOIDI limber. 11'~ located • And died beloved by oiL ies Only Please. If interested, ~ ' pper liH furBa<e oily water, I oar bout 7 mllM from lown. Remembered by wife Myrtie , Pbone - 7 allor I p.m. . Our big lflmmor ""'""' garage, large bara tobaCco llobtn -.rN, Ia!_.. IDd family. 1110-11 low baoe. If you want 111 lin II Olllot P.... 61HT!Ii, U ln. 157-e Good used oombinatlon coal N~":.u!:: and gaa range $48.~; Se- prices on Free2ers, Relrilero , lbe 0011»lry tbll propo!ly II , --r Wanted To Buy veral good ued Roll· aton, wuher-Dryer l'lln, Ideal for light larmial • • D. B. WOOD, REALTOB +----...,.'--- _ __ away b e d 1 $9.95 to Ele<. fllllleo oad AJr.(;ooull. horae farm. ta-l• JIOG, blai:k JJborl haired, while NEW or 1I80d lomall ttakes. f29.95; Good used 8 ft. lloaen. I A.. NEW boma I Nlllllt, lip on taU answers to Crick· Ph.~-~ ilalll display._ f29.~; ~~,!'·IIH $14,500WIR luy llllldon ldtcheo, oeriiDie ot lost on' Georgeo Creek. ro- -W ted T R \;aJloa cans of Port &r: It ou, II. Choot TillS oeat s BR borne, large tilt bath, battled 111, bot ward, 44H!S5. an o __e_':!t_ _ Beaus Bile ea. Save moa· of Proo leo c~: LR, aU bulli-IB kltcboa, polio, water furaa.., lwo aor poct 1 ~3 , 0011 - · _ .. ----HOUSE ted t of lo b ey at Wicklines "EVERY· for ooch oublo- copoclly I llached lasulated llonJI wildowa. SMALL black feisty dog, along waa ou wo y THING" Store, Bidwell, ,.. buy In a Unlco liWII ags a llll'l(!l, river on W.Va. Side, over ! Sepl AL 1Hl884. lill-3 Ohio. ~ 10rata•••comblnotlon. just outside ~ill limit&. WW LARGB brlciJ lllnH downloWI. 4th of July weekend. Please Ph. WY :1·2181 J'IU. • V.l. tofaderD kitchell, two.., piR1, retuna, belongs 1o small cbll· for Rent ELECTROLUX YIICUIIIII oleoolio ID aparlmeal 01 oecond 4rell, 6'15-4318. ISII-3 1BE GENTLE, ba klld, 1o that .- juot JIIPOitllllof~ POMEROY 3 Br.lrfclc floor oume paymen •• per mo. OHIO e1pen8ivl carpel, clean II 01 lbia Je&r'l modal, ....,. I ROOM oao floor plaiJ, 1111 Notl~ with Blue Lustre. R•t - . aew guarantee M 1 liVing•. • lurlllloo, pngo, larJII!Iol with VERY 111o1 1 bedroom oao lloor tric sbampooor $1.. COJJtral Ph. 6'1&-2111. Iii-If ..... W. Cuwy, Mgr. gardoll, well wat.r. T'*l piiJt, - port, JDOdera kitcbRUGS • .,..1 Cleon.., leu Supply Co. 110-e prloe ~ A bar.., bldg. 1 a•umiMim 111th Blot Lustre. ilalt tlecAWNJNGII YUU llldldlai 1 trlc sb•mpooo• $1. Sheppsrd, 2 BEDROOM, Houlelraller, Rl. CANVASS l1 Almnlnpm, J1'raat II an lidfal loaat.d Ia luwn. 11112 lot Ava. ~~ 35 near Bu- Restauralll. lkJbia!!O!J, PIL . .10. JIWII lioiDI w ,... ilei'DI - •· $10,500 Enalllo ""'" oO oato ... I AQ . . . . . - - ra tM ....... Business Servi i' rl lL\RL GRUESER, jllllmblag ud bellini, Mlnemllle. Oblo. End your ....... l!dlll. We bave all size macblllell. ReuoDBble l'llla.' 0111 WY lWI'- ciQ or ~ ' · I IS'IIe r �I ·' .. ' 1It's Easy to Do Business the Want Ad Way-By~~llon~,_ · l 18-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 10, 196G J ' 1 • UIIPI• · -MTII - - - - - ··•• · ·-··'" 1 For Sal'8 FOR SALE WANJED · - . 1;;QALAXIE Ford, P.S.- p. NEW GMC TRUCK IIELIABLE babysitter lau•• b """" dltl ... 11 1 ' ' " - · ........... '" ••-11111 ""I ,;:.,... _ Ira • - con oa.llll).":o HEADQUARTERS 1 · - ,.. _ , . , dialely, call tli-3297. ~r ~ , _ w!O ,.. INTERSTATE --·--- . ·1 - 1853 ~ ton Fordo ~"....,.. 1955 CHEV., S dr., auto Iran&. 1955 ~ to• Chevrolet ..,.., W , SEMI un&•u.u __ Mea • - _ lo •• ...,.. 1010 lsl Avo. ooten s 1961 3-4 Ton Chevrolet ;- "' "" - •• .. •• • " -...._"'-.... . , :.!":.:; :•::::., •:: E n- ..... - - 1 WB: ARE uow Hlectlni 111111 Sohto. 111).3 IDierviewlag men from Ibis 110 BROWN Early American area to train u Semi Drlf· lOla and matmiJI& rod<er, ers. No experience oeeessary, $90 1\Jr both, one S poe d 11111 10 Jllled 1o relocoll. Eara Queeo oulomallo washer, exover $11.25 per hr. after' nlleal •-tioo, ~. ORe e sbort traininl!. FUI" oppUQIJ- x 11 broWI oval ruP IIIII 3 liOD and interview call li13omall ones 018 t X 12 zu-~tn :H br IJIII'fi or Vlllyl t8, 1 maboi· 11~9. write ~~r op- IllY tabilfl, 112. Ph. 992~16, pDcstion 1o Ioterstall Seml Middleport, 0. on oorner of · 11110 11o Ton Dodge 111111 Cbev. llo toa 1958 F 600 Ford -~ Real Estate For Sele t: t Extra Cash The Want Ad Way .... The Sunday Times-Seutinel, Suud,y, July 10, 1~18 Male and Female r,;;·-.; ::' .:'--=::' "' m 1w...i ....& 0: ;.';mle~~!:.,~:"!n ~=i lull basemen~ 4411-1517. aiSI~YATIONS -.~£['.§' ' e SALES e I EXPERIENCED WHEEL AliGNMENT ..... IRAKE SERVICE BlaeHnars I »• ue 3110&. tiii).C IR INTERNATIONAL Supor REVIVAL NOW IN PROORESI S RM. lura. IPl Prlvalt beth "C" Tl'lclor IIIOwilll 1taobat lbl Oblo Ook Baplill aed atranco. Adulla, !DO tu, piDWB, dllc, IIIII a1119• Olurch. Rev. Andrew Par· fth ground floor. 1111).tf lora. t91ie 1 qL Olt<r. .,.. IODI, Ev8J11elill. Ref. Her- 1 1\( jldUSB: dOH 1o .mool I'll. 441-ali. liH an Skqgs, Pallor, wei- 1: ilorel. Coli aflllr 11, 441 • ONLt 0NB lili'fi 1\itC P0M . tt> puhllc! to ' 1 ttend. !111).4 0968. 11f.lf PUPPY RII:D OIIANGJ: ST opeMdl Sbareo'o Salon .FURNISHED Apt., utiliU111 ps1d. MALE - It wetb old. 441of Beauljl, lit. 7, Cboohire, I Good locatlol, C48-J181. 118-4 after 1:10 11 wo !leeds. a. m. 1111111 I p. •· 367-7!1111. 1 IIIII-I 156-Z& BRADBURY furRIIbed apart· · . I menll, adulll only. tSII-3 ESTATE Gu Range, double FLUFFY oofl and bnght aa _ ovens, one bar-b-cue, aook! .....,. :rbat'o what cleanmg TRAILER. 3 rm. • balb, lSI meot less ohrinka Olle I'I!M. _ .!Will do _ whea you u~ Fourth Ave. GI G-3188. regul~r oven, m:~. llghls Bl!!e Lllftre! Relll .•lectrl< __ . IDH 1: broilll"!, top eeater grUI, ~ II. Farmer I Hard· 3 BEDROOM brick bouoe ill oonverll to Iorge INrnw for _fliP. : ISH[ Rio Grl!lde, Ohio, I'll mo. soupo, oalllling e!G. Very cood CAU.0WAY Furniture - Top Call CH 5-5439. 156-3 condiliOJJ. 180. C. M. Ramsay, ftllllt'·otampo wilb every MODERN Houselraller. .--191111 4411-1928. llf.3 .-.. Rl 17 Henderoo., w. J Cb In t st _. · 157 Va. w' (1111.) ID-211 es n . _ 1F CARPET beauty doean'l -~ --SMALL furnllbed apl., lit ftoor. abow! Clean II right and B . -LEE Beauty Salol - · iiH watch II 11ow. 11.. 81.. Luipermanent wave spectai MOll· • tre. Reol oleclrlo llhampooer day tbru Thursday J"ellu!M ~' WI!:M or OlODIIl • Sleep~ flt ,perm"...at l6 oO ISU n10111 furaiiiJed apl., trailer II. Farmen Hardware. I~ ::;:1! , · · opaca Coolal.'t Slelll Amok!. CLEAN carpel~ wllb euo, w~, ~UY old gold and dla· Pari r.....al Rote!. 111-11 Blue Luslrt makes lhl1 job 1 lll!'¥a, Tawoey Jeweler•. •n~"'"""IIED pi o.... A 46-U vnr v~·~ a ., I rm. bneza • Relit electric &bam· 1 ""'' vo. batb. Contact Empin Fum. pooer II. llllopplrd. liiiS Ill Wenlld To Do 1211-11 Avt. _1115-e - -· · :- : : wnCE rar , _ IAII Ill x Ill ~ Pb. 'ti!LL dd b"" llttlq for IIIID· GJ 1-2142 ....., 1 LIL liD 1 11&-8155. aH 1 11-~ p.m. ._3M· oo· ttl-361i0. PIANO, uprlgbl $1.5: &by DOLL ~ Nlli'II!IJ transpor ROOMS by week or JDHth. Ll- baiBilletlt wilb H1ri 18.50. ...... •qi!able, reaSODable fayetll llotel. Pb. ttl-2521. Ph. Ill 4383. a7-e l'llellc_.., for lboppmg or 11411 CEMETERY lot t plol bl tlldlDi mothen ~ly dai' ' J,J·'GI' netly ra~ Pb, 146- 2 BEDROOM Housetrailer, aU Memory Garda. CaB l5e • ~ . iG-11 utilitieo pd. 1'11. Gl G-21101. lllO. 117-' · 155-U SPECIAL JULY ONLY "·le Help Wanted LOST bright earpel rotors .. PORTABLE "''*'Miter CHI!ic ~ ., r$1Z.IIO· Cleuilg job for $9.75; IN!IIRAN . CE SALES• Oppor- restore tbem wiU. Blua L111• "'tre Rent eleetrie .h ...........- Clean your typewriter DOW, IUIIIIJ for two (21 meo ia · ~~.....- bo ready 1.., acbool Ia Aug· ~ly CompiiDy, P. 0. Box $1. Central SupplY_ Co. 155-e ust SIMMONS PIUNTING 41 jng .'llld fringe benefils sup- I BEDRM. fora. apt. alililies OFFICE EQUIPMENT. 151-1 P11f1!. Elpenenco helpful but pd. 258 State st. Call ~ DOt IMded lo earn $150 1o afll< 1 p m 141-11 GET THE Letters 12 Porlabll! _:. . . • · Ty .te _ ...-. por w.,. m commisSions APT 1 bedrm equipped · willll pewro r, was ....50 now pd - For illlerview, r · 0 and ~- 460 181 4411- ' $69.110 fpr tbo oludeal that'& mall to _ BaJlkers Life & 1 ; : 'IIS-tf gomg place&. SIMMONS "'lf•lf7 Colpany, P. 0. Box~ --- . . PRINTING 11 OFFICE 5I( IIJJI'alller1 Obio. IIIO-J OFFICE ROOM or mote, mud- EQUIPMENT. 151-e '. ~. _ erg, •ir cooditiaaed, inquire i4rn 'II oervict work oppor- Paul Davieo Jewelero. Gl G- FERTilJZER,-llell priCe In .lullllJ o1 111111 1 week 1o start, 11147_ 1(7-21 eouoty. Carl Winlerl, Rio II!UR bo bondable and have UPSTAIRS ........, I *If ·, App'• M lith 81 PI• balb ua1 a..--eall, room. Grande, MUIII. • Y ·• Call 446-2374 or 446- WW, LOW, PRICES • - . -PituaDt, t lbarp. ~ OZ84.' · 13'-lf tresses. Rice IIIII Corblll Jl'ar!d' Mr. Bt · -· - - -· - allure. ..., HBJ1 WANTED o:li~esr.:."="po=--~ oouo · cloan 1llmp IIIII • .·. . . 1111!1111. P!J. ~ J».tf <011. Carl WI!Jierl, Rio • WOMEN w !lied S Gran1i& Pbollt C11 WUS. ....;..;-, to work 25 boon per S ROOM apartment, UllfUDlSIIO W. of tor;;;: !D ura fl5 , . woet oc1 with ....U n10m fer """" types """' ma .~-- C K. R"-· Rl 2. age. Privati. Jamet E. DID- ~-doblwoct• ,liDbrlle~ seetcwerCiaplpeude' , ,, · uv7 ' • ...... • -. • Oblo ar tall ... IS PIDo. Ph. 441-az'/ II- - · - Rio ~--'- 0 CH . ..- • ter ' lfl.lf . .4711. 156-3 · 11-1121 IIIIer l 5-11 . 11'01' .Bt1NTIMG .me Sale or Tr•• DUE to !llfortuuta o1reum11:uIOILD • 1-•1If your...._ -ceo, wo now haveS r.,.....• 1 Appi'IIIN1I, lallfl, ..me. ,. ' ROOMS, bo-.ent, water 1n ed E«:troluz ncuum elelll'jmra. Aballaverace ....-~ bouse, ootbuilding, lpprol. I .-. at- a IIUbstaoliai llfings, .... II . . . . 11 ICJ'I of griiiiiKil In Bidwell. 11111 yr.'a model Ph. 675-2941. YIW, Ill. - N Ci. V. Q-lbVM, IIIW41L IaH IS'l-U I' pur-[ 0.,.. ''*" n:.;- 1 buD••... a _.. n•-.. .......... . = d :;,. Db~~;;. S :~ ::~~·= :.:: ~ ~ =~ .!t Mow...; .. .. . .. ' .. .., . -·· .. ~ -- . . ~ .. PlaiD or. will! lioiU.Sige, mushroOm. oombln~tlona. ..... 12" - JS.· .. 1.10 Comp- Corry-0.. - CALL WY,MfOI Plek up At G. & G. CAP'I POIIIUOY KEITH GOILE FORD ,.., 2-11H Mllldl...rt, 0. AUCTION ;, , SERVICE For Compltta Auctlo11 . l'HIS IS Model764 White. Our Selling Prtce jl $133.00 Service Call . . JIM CARNAHAM , The WhiM..., .. Centw, ef!on-lh, 01* ._ moilod """-.,. Df biJit leiten .._..,. yw " won $75.00 011 I Whilto Iewing MMhiM. T1lh • d.! 764 II the iheyr brt.... lt't ..... NIMd t. WI 9·27,0t,.,,, RACINE, o.,,, ~, 10.,...- $250.00 and thon the $75.00 deducted $175.00 to pay for a $133.00 ..,.chine, jusl what you he,. won. IH¥1111 On oil White Machin~~ hi!Ve 1 Dl_,nt 11p .. tiOI with ""' rlliting the price. WILl. TRADE bay for calves. Pb. 992-7931. 1I ... ... folo biJttlr buy ............. - - SIIPPARD SEWING MACHifE SALES & SERVIa For lent •OUR room bouae, lar&e yard, close to Pomeroy Elemenlllry School. Tile on three rootlll. Call 992-:IMO or 192-IIIJ. 7 10 Sip Gelllpolh, .Ohle 162 lot Av.. Now Serving This Area The New York Life I Call 992-2571 or m-397~- 7 7 tfc ~plftmint, 6 In buaineu since 1845 I If you have an inslH'ance need or fust want to talk over your present situation writ• N. Y.L field Underwriter or call 44(>.1353. l \ 1'001111 and bath. Call 790 Mlple Sl. from a a. m. to I p. m. or 1lfler I p.m. 77 Stc ! i furnished, laB, to use clole to my no•no.} WDI rent to penslonen private peno11 or 1 COUjple.l VIolet Brewer, Portland, 0. Ph. 114$-21100. 7 I ltc lOUSE, t 1'001111 IIIII full basement, aUic otorage, ed yard, driveway. On LinCilin Heights, POJ-oy,l Ohio. Ph. 9t2-2'1811. USED FURNITURE buemont, gas ~unlace, SyracUII, 0. Pb. lift-SilO. 1 Ute I ROOM HOUSE, Hartford, W. VL Ph. IIG2368. 7 I lip rHREE onct lour room ~ eo olld Ullfllnllabed •putmeals. WV ..s&:lt 12 8 •·-•-• =:t:: ljft UPHOLSTERING ; SUPPUES ..... do-lt-Jounell - men. We &ovoa eampleto ot.ook -~~lat-· fali-Jf.::."uU and liMn! IIUJ>P ' oom usED · FURNITURE J m11cello...... llaw..S ar OICII. • . Mall St., PW&UJ • _01.._ • ~-.·w ••··• ' , AT ITS GREAJESJ . •Any Type m fit.. SALE Ail New &liitir SIMi •Cor eTruck •HNIW "' Cor• eBullrlolw - . ROUTE 124 At S~racuse Corporation SERVICE RAY HOUCK HOME ON BULAVILLE Rd., I Bedroom Briel! borne, fomlly room, Hot Weather Specl•l eFn!oelllmolet fireplace, 1 balbl, full ba.. , au... THE llliT RAJ omv., ... elncluding houses and - t 1 car •arport Jar... cRAZY. RERB'I A ......,. .,.,. • Jlnral Churdles ~~· • ~ ,. . o• BIDIWOM COLONIAL lW<CB WITH lDt Can bo seen by appoonl- •.um.Y 800,., 8 ,...1JTD'UL 11, ' CEILUIIC Bo\THS, J'IREPlJt.CK AND menlonly. Ph. 446-2300, .,. LABOR GARACIE LOCAnD oN ,. WIITI IRNIIT THOINI oee Raymond Hawk. 1111).7 ~~ ~ ~,:>",:'.~.f':;,'l.,;;; .!".:h.::":iJ's~ 5 ROOMS • bath, with fuml- ~~~-:_T~ i!ff ~~~~...~~~;o::;=:;;~~~;;Jj . · i7 Madisoll TO,,_ AND ADD A .....,. ,._!' _ • a.T.u. Alii CONDITIOND. u T TBRM1TB PI!8T CONTROL ture, >IQUtre 1~ Ave Clty '1'1118 BOT IPW. PAY on Poa nEE - . . . all fM H ·• · __ You. TAD ADVANl"AOII or TBII - ......-~ HOME silea, Iorge loll_. re• COUL oFFER. llerrlll O'DeU, Operator lor ooRiblo, natural gas. •• low Excellent Locetion lblermllal 'l'lrmllll Service 181 district in Bigbt of KYler you·u. AGRU........, _ ,0 TIDI II Be!UWJI Dr. •-U Creek ocbools EM 7·73.'1. 1 n. ow ao111 THAT rr 11 "' " 1'BIIl4l'l'E ar lkllcb lfiO..l I'IJIIrd LOCATION. IT IXCLUDD 3 CammerclaJ l'llidtatial II ="'::'.::;ac~~LOft UVVIJ! 1 cu Ia ...: tar lea, Fain 0. D. PARSONS ~;, •~ .....~.:.:;,:;, - do II. Tbomaa IV. hill Realtor PlllCI IWI BDN UJ>UCZD no• \ See ...._..,..,.. 0.. 1 ~;;!;;~~~~~:;; -IIAJ'1'\" rowN TO 111-. wru. 11111141 Ave., ffHill TO BROW rr :re • ..., AT 1.m. to 10 p.m., Wbxl- - · FAIIMS YOUI1 COJIV.....,..,.. · bJir1, 0. I'lL PB ~- lHI BPABE TIME INClOMIC SPecial - 39 ICI'H farm, I 130 Acre hrm KEAVY • 1111 back boel ud REI"'LLLNG IIIII room, bath, I A. bollom, bal. ~ ::=_~ro~ doura, uperieDCed operaton, !IIOney from NEW TYPE II pas~. JWit off Stall Rl '1t'1TH PUCNTY or WATD. TH1 Lop! luoaiDc • IJIOIIbl&. Air quality coin operated dlspim168• prtced 16,250. ,:u,..:.~. ~ cmopre11101'1, looll, e1te. wol· sen ta 11111 area. No l!elllng. OANGm roo IWIIY IV'I' WOULD I dora. Coil 111, 141°12 Joo T0 qualify !llllSI Wt bava tho property. Wbal .. w•AL roa ....,..,... • - CAT· lliller . lfl-2& you "' need II oome buyers. ~-. GOOD L.UG< BOlli ~L reiSever~e~lo, ~elvloo a \HOED roa 1 ,..vn;IM WJTB •-.. ~. ~" BATH AJIJ) ruRNAc& nva.u. _,.... ~-LO can et 'll:elk!R Wt havo farmo from I to SOli CONCUTII 0 ...... AND OUTBUILDw.....y n ~ acres at price& to sell. _......, I!IOS. PRICI IWI . _ UDUCD IIIJII:J: lblDp 111 look for wban moathly lllcome. More city 1111 village property, we '1'0 ""r~- WISEMAN ,... b11J lnsur8111!8 - a -good time. For pm'llllllal~ :=~ believe we can suit your do.,. · _ , , Ialii cUim1 ller'l'ice write WINDSOR D ma1111. Coil ..- come in. Agtncy llld IMr ralll. We luoYo all TING COMPANY;.;-Iirrssmwti Slleomaa lbree M lbe Neal Ina. Agel> BALPH AVE., r Wa7J10 Amobary, •o .=.~.~W7M ~. yoor GJ'I!ICO Ageall. See PA., li:lta. Include Earl Wilton, MHI!I 1, H. Wluma"' 81 . , _ llllm - . llll!lbar. .u-1 ' TRAILER SALES IADIATOt o~· FOR FARMERS -- I BIG BEND Ill W. MAIN eTri-Counly ServicePlus .!faooa Co. Will VL e31 Yean Elporletn locollly. ""I WY 1-2151 MIDDLIPOIT. OHIO CAMPERS 0., on Route 7. en., ----- · · - lewllngs Honda AND tween Pomeroy and Cbester PTO: .,300 DICK RAWLINGS TRAVEL TRAILERS Air eontiitloned, 3 baths and .:--- ee,eoo. -- lota and Iota of extraa. Be- = J:,. . : Mo..,, W. ~ •. 773-5611 Mo>ion St. SpociDuo 9 Room Brick Ranch Home "" . . J:ltdrlo. IN llltb& Wall all ..,.U.,. I BEDROOM - · fSi Flnt bath gu ~:.,. IMIIId- 1 ACU, I booM llld tiiiiAn. elegllllly lurDiebed, " lag aU the mltore. 11r lllol &bade, ••'1rJ1b111c 118W. Wall to wall BOIIAR't DD.Hlll' ~ Ia ~ea. Cal 411-2al « ......... lll!dlr 441 441-_,f •• Ill 111-11 1147. rz~ fMIIII « H....... .. •• VERY NICI: I bedroom 1'111111 IIALEBS, iwoi'DUtraatloDBil oao EvBallp ta-1111 olylo bollll wllb ulillty n10m, win ooo otrtac lie. Twa aasa Bm Nllrillap 1111!11 playhouat lot 11D11M eblldrsB lllrlng tie· OBI lon« string o D n•n~Ns with "xcellenl location. See ' . . · ·~ He; One RoaBoke strmg tte REALTOR by appoilltmenl o•ly. Clll wilh Bale thrower ; One AC II! Znd Ay0., 441-41111 44tl-tll8ll after 6 p.m. 153-12 J'Oillld; Two Massey Harns: 7 ROOM bath ud llo balb One New Holland; Several downtown. Priced to seD, LARGE I bedroom home: 3-4 Joluo Deere. Price 1100 to $9_ 750. Look tbll over. Call 1111'0 Ill oltJ, woJ.IdnC. .U. $375. ua. taBco to acboola. 011 biD Wtlb FORAGE Harveatera: ,.,., Jolm lovely r l - view ud Deere, one PTO one Motor I ROOM, bath, ~ t A., creta occesa. Lar10 c~ Dr>vo Two •a.. o.. 25 fruit trees, otorm wlndowa, od, llr oondilfolled family latm"DaUoaal btl job wtth 111 .._, aluminum •WIIIn&. 1 room, modem ldlchel, I~ cylinder motor; Pricea 1'1$ mi o~l PrieN 1181111, I llreplaceo, double to SOOO· ' " " carport. $211,5110. Call lfler I 1..- most tracton; WE HAVE larmo , _ llo SilO p. m. IM W. liH PI o.. of k M00t 09ery. ra es. ac1'1lll at pncoo 1o oeD. Allo S. . Offe,.j thing lleeded 011 tho farm at city old villlge PI-I). We _.:;:,;.rY~I;:;C'81=.,,.;;;.;.:;:::.;;;::,__ 1 beUevo wo ean 1111t your dillow tOll BID Goodwin, "'--d Stock mlles from WllkesvU!e. I~ mand. Call ..- ..,. 1a. ...,. ~,.....,.., SPEcrAL 81lesiiiiB Removed Free av""""" PRE-HUNG lllumiJlum siorm 1 Wayoe Amobary, 411fllt WILL remot1 your dead door•, aomplete. Cash aDd Eaft WiDlen, fll n bones. 00111 IIIII mu1e1. CaD eollect JacUolt 11114$31 or Carry $23.50. FlU'IIlert Hardware, 44&-0748. 144-11 ar Cblllicothe 7'1Urle. SWEET potato plallta ud tomalo p1811ts. Pb. CH 5-lil21. PAINTING leal &tete For Sale ROUSH & LYONS Camping Trailen FOR ee,· *• etampln1 Equlpmente NICIST '101'1.11 PIZZA ". "=..::· '1 • RENTALS • Pomeroy fr-•· I ___.~ Crow's Steak House ,,.I . I COMING SOONI lloclronlc Ordorlnt To .,._ Our Drl'l•ln _ _s._rv_lc•_ ;,w.,., .........""'===-===tl HONDA NOW TAKING RENT AI. ~ DILLON AGENCY ' . FOISALI Real Estate For Sele :C I ' - - - ... •• BEDROOM . . • . carpeted UVIlli J BEDRM ohe 11' by 411' lll"ge and dlnmg room, lot IIIII x ' ·-• 1. . ••~•110 In MUll VUiage, can tako l carpeocu ovong nn, ......,. \ rm, paneled famUy nn, ~ over $V• per eenllou. Owner balb wasber in kitchen, lllo ' Dr., Gallipolis, Oldo_. _ l57~:VALUE and CONVENIENCE J~-let ~ ~ - - ,., • , _ ... ~ ~~"" n ta tbll euslom bulll homl. 1162 'Ill too G.M.C. ~~':·!:~!.TOR Four bedrooms, In townl _ ... tor · - .., • .. 111M 1 loa lnlm"Dallollal Orchard Hill. owaer Jeavinl ? ._ ._ .., _,. - I Mlnneop..lil Molino Powtr 114 A. FRUIT farm lncludlq Stllto. MUST SELL. p II one U- '•(" li A. Peaches, largo pack!Df! ttl-2861. J1H l.. In Memory llo ln~llonal •buDding, olorage building, I_:==----' ----- -- - -I> Too Ford will sen with..- wltbout oqulpBAIRD REALTY CO. 19111 1 ton GMC Dump ~ ~OR'(' fl. Rn. Albort menl 1 11110 Ford - 1> too T. Wllcll wbo passed away OSCAR BAIRD, Realtor . - J.oer ago, July 8. Tr. Dept., ..., Transportalloa, 4th ud Uncm St. JIII).S 111119 Cbev. 1 ton I A. I bedroom home, ..,00 YOU'LL LIKE tbll two-year • 0o11 dear H111band Bldg., Room 428• 307 E. 4th IPOWER tools, jeioler, lalbe, 1958 Cbev. I> toll" oondillon, low tu dlotrlc' old bomo will! 1 bedrooma, 11111 dacklf, ~tree!, Con .• 0 · __ I56-IO [ drUI press, saw, motors, sand- 1958 Dodge ~ ton fiDe riverview. Price reduo- lovely ldlchell, Dice ceramla'. Tile J(p called you bome, "WANTED TO BORROw• I er, grinder, ole., ~110. Pb. 1958 Chevrolet llo .,. ed. Make ua u offer. rmm.- w. balb, gu fllruoo heal, Yo~ ·oi~Necl your eyeo iu RESPONSIBLE lifetime h><ai 4411-14iill. ISII-3 IIIII& Oldsmobile d!ato posseBiion. oily water, 2 loll, located ~ sl..p, 1 tamily - wUI paJ 11.1,400.1111, 111M CHEVRQLET ss, ~ark New 60" Rotary Culllrs f211t.• w1tb1a walklng dlllaJQ o1 511 '!Oiir- ·;..rk on oorlb w••i or 32 per cent total BIR!ple oilver gray ioW.:ioc very FAMILY grooory at<ft good city schoolo and atores. Why doH. ·· '' · inlerelt, to • private lndivid- clean, 44&-l369. ISII-3 New 5 ton farm wagons wllb localloo, Sell buildinC lnclud- oot JJJ11ke u appointment to What Would wo gin w ,.. ual, for the laan of $35,0110.110 .. tires 1129.110 up ing equipment and illvolce 11 , lll,500 Iii 1 co cash. Money will be repaid , '114 HONDA, e1C11lOIII conditooo. New 8.25 1 20, ID ply nylon lock • · 1 · Jill '~o!,'handlto touch, in 132 equal moathly pay- I Pb . .. s711-2258_. _ ___all-3 lire• $55 inc. federal Ia&, lalelmn HERE'S A I bedroom borne To bear bio voice and w ments of $350.110, woth a final 1966 YAHAMA Motorcycle, 600 Oblo vane, Implemeal e.. Jobll I. Rll!l!aniJ, Ill tal and bath, atonn door IIIII bil smile payment of $200.00. Tbis is miles, Pb. 116 - · ISII-3 US Pino Sl., Pb. 611-Zi3Z Ruloll Wood _ , wuldows, gBB floor furnace, ' b 't more interest thu most oa•· - - ---- -- - - - - Bn. I a.m. • I p.m. tDSTl 1>. • ubinell in kitchen, leoced Tbal m18111 so JJIIIC lo us. . . 2 JEEPS, oDver pig80D """"" ==~=--:--.;--.;;:-;;::::::-1 Sadly missed by Wifo and mgs accounts mil pay. A er, '63 Deluxe stlltiol wagoa HOME Heating on, Ph. PomeIn yard, waiting for you. It'o . Ooildren. IIIO-I Mortgage lnsura11.,. policy , (Volkii'Nagen) See back of roy V9!-21BI coUect. Gallii>O> located off Easlerll Ava. - [ for the full lace value of the . IIJ-VIaloa 11111-11526 15-11 101. ~ LOVING momory of Mr. C loan will be take• oul 1o P"'" Blua Fountain Mo)l!l. ISII-SI · 55 Acres Real Country j C. Burlls who psooed sway S teet the lender in case of ac- 3 YOUNG purebred boars. Call l93t FORD, Z dr. Sedsn, mo- U • 'th IIAL- City years ago, July 10, 1963. cidental death. '!'be mon.,- GI l-21i96. I58-S lor complete~~ rebwll, body Ylng WI I THW OWNER would llkl 1 ,...... ' His smiling way and pi•••· ill be used to purchase 8 - ~ In good condiU011. Pbou 446- CONVENIENCE - 2 milM bil offer 01 tblll2$ A. farm, . . ant face wf . I ---• 4 CIGAR vending machones at 11'195. I.Sf.ll from the city llmill, I BR, I room lriiiDO homo, .I lob. · arm, car, eqwpmea • r....... a bargain. Belli 7 branda. -• 1 ,........._ "''""- wl"' ..... ba10 2 b I d, Are pleasure to recall eling, furniture, and olher Call GJ 6-055! or ... Robert ~~ .. ........,. .. ..... aru, llriD P 0 • • He bad a kindly word for eaeh commitments. SeriOUI Inquir- C Gulhrlo U River APPUANCE SAL! washer, fireplace, farced air IOIDI limber. 11'~ located • And died beloved by oiL ies Only Please. If interested, ~ ' pper liH furBa<e oily water, I oar bout 7 mllM from lown. Remembered by wife Myrtie , Pbone - 7 allor I p.m. . Our big lflmmor ""'""' garage, large bara tobaCco llobtn -.rN, Ia!_.. IDd family. 1110-11 low baoe. If you want 111 lin II Olllot P.... 61HT!Ii, U ln. 157-e Good used oombinatlon coal N~":.u!:: and gaa range $48.~; Se- prices on Free2ers, Relrilero , lbe 0011»lry tbll propo!ly II , --r Wanted To Buy veral good ued Roll· aton, wuher-Dryer l'lln, Ideal for light larmial • • D. B. WOOD, REALTOB +----...,.'--- _ __ away b e d 1 $9.95 to Ele<. fllllleo oad AJr.(;ooull. horae farm. ta-l• JIOG, blai:k JJborl haired, while NEW or 1I80d lomall ttakes. f29.95; Good used 8 ft. lloaen. I A.. NEW boma I Nlllllt, lip on taU answers to Crick· Ph.~-~ ilalll display._ f29.~; ~~,!'·IIH $14,500WIR luy llllldon ldtcheo, oeriiDie ot lost on' Georgeo Creek. ro- -W ted T R \;aJloa cans of Port &r: It ou, II. Choot TillS oeat s BR borne, large tilt bath, battled 111, bot ward, 44H!S5. an o __e_':!t_ _ Beaus Bile ea. Save moa· of Proo leo c~: LR, aU bulli-IB kltcboa, polio, water furaa.., lwo aor poct 1 ~3 , 0011 - · _ .. ----HOUSE ted t of lo b ey at Wicklines "EVERY· for ooch oublo- copoclly I llached lasulated llonJI wildowa. SMALL black feisty dog, along waa ou wo y THING" Store, Bidwell, ,.. buy In a Unlco liWII ags a llll'l(!l, river on W.Va. Side, over ! Sepl AL 1Hl884. lill-3 Ohio. ~ 10rata•••comblnotlon. just outside ~ill limit&. WW LARGB brlciJ lllnH downloWI. 4th of July weekend. Please Ph. WY :1·2181 J'IU. • V.l. tofaderD kitchell, two.., piR1, retuna, belongs 1o small cbll· for Rent ELECTROLUX YIICUIIIII oleoolio ID aparlmeal 01 oecond 4rell, 6'15-4318. ISII-3 1BE GENTLE, ba klld, 1o that .- juot JIIPOitllllof~ POMEROY 3 Br.lrfclc floor oume paymen •• per mo. OHIO e1pen8ivl carpel, clean II 01 lbia Je&r'l modal, ....,. I ROOM oao floor plaiJ, 1111 Notl~ with Blue Lustre. R•t - . aew guarantee M 1 liVing•. • lurlllloo, pngo, larJII!Iol with VERY 111o1 1 bedroom oao lloor tric sbampooor $1.. COJJtral Ph. 6'1&-2111. Iii-If ..... W. Cuwy, Mgr. gardoll, well wat.r. T'*l piiJt, - port, JDOdera kitcbRUGS • .,..1 Cleon.., leu Supply Co. 110-e prloe ~ A bar.., bldg. 1 a•umiMim 111th Blot Lustre. ilalt tlecAWNJNGII YUU llldldlai 1 trlc sb•mpooo• $1. Sheppsrd, 2 BEDROOM, Houlelraller, Rl. CANVASS l1 Almnlnpm, J1'raat II an lidfal loaat.d Ia luwn. 11112 lot Ava. ~~ 35 near Bu- Restauralll. lkJbia!!O!J, PIL . .10. JIWII lioiDI w ,... ilei'DI - •· $10,500 Enalllo ""'" oO oato ... I AQ . . . . . - - ra tM ....... Business Servi i' rl lL\RL GRUESER, jllllmblag ud bellini, Mlnemllle. Oblo. End your ....... l!dlll. We bave all size macblllell. ReuoDBble l'llla.' 0111 WY lWI'- ciQ or ~ ' · I IS'IIe r �J • . N~lae Cea~escu has success- 6y HOBART WILSON, JR. WEDNESDAY, July 6, 1966, was a historic, but hectic day in the Old French City. It was historic in that foim of national Communism Gallia landed a new industrial _plant-Robbins & Myir~cpendent of the Russians, . ers, Inc., Springfield, 0. The company diplomatic sources said Saturwill manufacture small electrical moday. I tors and motor components. It was I hectic because of a number of reasons: It was clear after the juJ:it i I cohduded summit meeting of. the Communist Warsaw Pact natio.ns that the 48-year • old party Secretary General has been victorious in face to face talks with Soviet Community party leader Leonid N. Kosygm. • • • IT WAS hot and humid. And a "press conference" for local news media was called off after an hour's deliberation, for fear· the story might be broken prematurly by out-of-town news sources. Had this happened, the whole deal could have been wrecked. • However t in order to keep an outward look of unity, Ceausescu ugreed to stgn two declarations - one denouncing U. S. • • .~. ;.1> • ·,.1 ... are. WHEN the Community Improvement Corporation met late Wednesday evening, the only thing President Gary R. Short co uld reveal was "the deal has " aggres&Um'' in Viet Nam and been completed. We now have a new plant." Short had ·lhe other calling for t h e I intended to inform the CIC of the project, which was strengthening of peace and se- the purpose of the session. • • • cur itv- in Europe. .I QTJH;R than a busy telephone line (understand we uNIT PRIC:E cONTRACT IPJ"aJect and work Jenrt · · 1Ohio's 43 000 two wheeled mot· ...... " , •.• I pcopu&als wU, be re('eh•ed fee.t or 0.3a mlle. f · ' weren't the only one kept occupied by the phone) at Sealed the ~;~rtiCil ~;~f the state Hlahway 'Tbe date aet for compleUon ° or vehicles. NEWS ABOUT former resl. thll li'Ork 1hall be u set forth in the Lieutenan~ is derived from 1 Thursday morning, everything went off as scheduled. l)ir:~t·,r or oh1o, caJumbue •. ohl ... bhldlnr propoul'' Attention to the cycle safety dents - David J. Warner, caFrench wcii-da meaning ''ho!d-1 About the only thing we'd like to add is that Galhans unttl 10:00 .'\. M.. Ohlu teaater!l Stand· Ea h bidder lhall be nqulred to • the del radio dispatcher at the ard Tlmel, Tuesday, July 26. 1966. for ftle ~lth bll bill a cerllfled check for I problem will be paid by lng the place ol." now begin preparing for an all-out welco~e for the lm~:~:~~~."'~::· I thru 8 lnrlualve an amount equal to five per cant of 1967 Ohio General Assembly Gallipolis State Highway Patrol hll bid, but In no e v~nt more than , . Robbins & Myers, Inc. When ground-breakmg cere- "' offered a,,• '",e rollt~act,a~d ten thouund dollar~ or • bond lor and recommendations, It IS post ' before he graduated from monies are conducted m a couple months, let's show wll 1 be eoru1 eru un t e ~s II tan eftt of hll bid 1M able to ' of thu lolal amount bill. t he ri~:.c~r. ' Y said, are now being prepare d the patrol academy and became ·em that fine Gallia county hospitality. Alht:RII Co~~~~o·~~!oN:.n ~ecUon ATH Bidden muat lpply, 01'1 thw!e proP•" I fQt consideration of the law- a uniformed officer is return• • • ' ' - forma, for prequaliflcatloD tb t II ' (Wl..U.OO. State ,••Tute No. 691 b HI W~t· lUihway Credit Exanllner at Colum.. makers. ing and has been assigned to FOR some individuals, it takes pl~~ty of hard work to erloo and Yo1· ownships, Y app Y· bw Obi0 t leut 10 da,vt bllfore tbe J New regulations will he p. the Jackson patrol post. 11 11 bltumJnoua £'old mix •urlillu d~t; aet i0a open bid•. remain in good phySical condition. For example, in "u~~~~ment Width 18 teet . The Mtntmum wa1e to ba Pllld to l But the cyclist, like the auto Dave son of Mr. and Mrs. Dateline has been participating in the Gallipolis Slow d W Jt gth l all Labor empleyecl on thls contract fewer Earl Warner ' · Projectl•,n "l or 1en - 213504 ,. . l llaU btl In accorclance lliith the driver, is the key to of Jackson, Is a Pitch Softball League ail summer. He's pretty good at eet or :1. nu el. "Schedule of l'revalllng Hourly Wqe · • 1 nd · ' Propo•at No. 2 Ratea A•certaJned and netennlned by acc1dents. Has cour eous a 1955 graduate and outstandmg taking daily (five minutes) exercises. He tries to watch ~~~h~~~ ~~.s;~~:o~n ~~;the Departm•'•"' 1••, 11"••,.•1n.al ae01•-~ athlete of Jackson high school. his diet. But what happens? He goes swnnmmg, show ~~~~;~1131co~t~~· • h b bit J tlonl appllcll e o ta e 1 way e- 560 I an Towlns i.p. y ,app1y1ng II um n · partmenl lmprovem~nh ln arcordnnee • A five year veteran of the off, and it's two or three days before those unused ou• cod mtK sur ae~ coune, with sectlon.t 4ll5.03. 41UJ.04, Jachi• patrol be senred preVIously · Pavement Width \arlou• 41111 .0$ 411Hlfl and Utli.0-4, of the In addition to the Appa at muscles quit aching. 711 '8 Revlred Code of Ohio.'' r::~~~'O:"!i~s~rk Je nrlhlo.8 an funds $124,280 will be proPort Ctinton and Marlon since • • · Pl•n• anti epl!clficaUons •~ on flle , , , Propoo'•'l1 NO .•• II G •L_ In the Department of Hl(hwayl and vtded by the Federal Aviation be left the patrol acadelny GALLIA County has many commissioned "Kentucky Ga Ill a County. 63 Chevrolet o, on ec ona ,. f Th 01 l l D t ' I on epU y Agency (FAA) and $49,712 by Dave is married to the formColonels" but we'll bet Mrs. Dwight !Alberta) We- ~:14·~1$.1MH6.41). SMe Route No: "'· ~~ee~~c:_cr 0 Btl Aire 2 Dr. 8 cylinder, Auto. Trans. Radio and The DlreoWr renrvr• the rliht to the Tri-State Airport Authority. er Sarah Jane Jones of Rio therholt is the county's first commissioned Commodore ~~~~;:!~~;!e c~~:n~~·.~:.,.~~pl~~:~.: , , reJed llPY and all bld1. • heater, Whitewall tlrts. Pavement 'o\ldth \arton P. E. MASH117I'ER. nDRECToR The money wtll be used to Clt· Grande 'lbey have two sons in the "Fails of the Ohio River Navy." ProJ«t and work len11th - 24,340.8 July 10 lind 11 . ~ • • I' • I tl o2 Ford Gal. 500 * 4 dr. 8 cyl. At Trans., P steering, radio 1nd heater 64 Galaxie XL Convertible. 8 cylinder, euto trans.. power steer· lng, power brakes end windows, radio & he1ter 64 Ford Fairlane 500. 1 Dr . Herdtop, I cyl· lndtt, Radio & heater. Whitewall tins. 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. 8 cvlind•r. auto. tr1"'- Radio end healer, powlr s.. ering, whitewall tires. 6~ C!,evrolet lei Alre. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. Standard tuns. White wall tires . 63 Ford Galaxie SOO 4 Or. 8 cylinder, auto· matlc trant. Redlo end huter, power steering, JMhlte wall tlrtt. ~ Feud F-700 Dump Tfuck. 8 cylinder. 5 s!)Qd trans. 1speed axle. Long ' rtlr wheel but. ' 62 Ford Falcon 2 Or. 6 cvlindtr, stendard ~ . . .. , 6:1 Mercury 4 P,.J.~Fj':••r Steering and lri-~,. ~utomatir: tnns. 65 Dodqe Dart , ~0 •Series, 6 cylinltlndUcl trans., ndlo hiller Fo~d Galaxie • • rret or ., o1 miles. ... Juty 11 and 18 MRS. Wetherholt was commissioned a C~mmodore in cama coun~~~,.~~~~. ~:·s:cuon• GAL · • Louisville, Ky., while attendmg a national conven- ~:.-t;}~.' 11~~~~o~ ~!~~~~onst:~ ~:::~ t•on , on June 19. She received a sealed document Sign- •r o ...n~hlPI. by applyJn• a -buuminoua ed by Daniel Culpepper Boone, Yeoman. The document 9urfaee Pll~ementtreatment. Width VarioUI. was accompanied by a history of the Falls of the Ohw. r:oeu;e:: 1~d m:i'e~~lt Je nrlh- 31.2::14 .0 1 • • • '~"" 1 "'· ' 1 County. Onlo, o n Se('Uon MEG· UNDERSTAND Soupy Sales, of ABC Television (Cha~- Mf'IJ• 12Hl.OO. State Route No. 124, tn SaL . nel 13) fame , may make a personal appearance m ::!:. !~~~f:· "~~:!P!ro::n~ bttumln· Of Pt. Pleasant on July 26 for the prermere showmg of ht.s new movie "Birds Do It." A Columbia Pictures pubh- ~::je~:"!n~'td,!~o~: f~:~·rth _ J!l.ooo WASJUNGTON (UP!) - The dty agent.' Myron Eichler, was ,in th_e area last week '"I " ,,,. m11... Melr• coun~!~~:~~. ~:·S:euona MF..a· Appalachian Regional Commismaking arrangements for Soupy s vJStl. JJll-«t.0$-9.93) a. 15.36. st11te Route No. sion Friday approved $74 5t18 $14,568 Grant Is Approved F Airport • * • :138, 111 Letart and ~banon 'l'own · 8 ' THF. ANNUAL Gallipolis baseball excursion to Cin- shlpl, by applylnr a bltum\now IUr· grant for major improvements at Tri-State Airport, West Vir~ cinnati is scheduled Sunday, July 31. The Reds Will ~Mc:.!'::ttm;~~lh V;~.rlou•. P<Oio<l """ w..t ,....,. - ,.,211.• •inia. battle Houston in a twinbill that day. In the past, mel!'· feet or 8.29 mil es. • •~-·' ••- r The alrporl serves Huntingbcrs of the Lions club have supported the bus tnp 5 0 :fr:.oo:~t:~·a~~~ ~~. :; '~ ':. ~~;. ton, W.Va., AshJand, and faithfully. However. there's room f?r 37 persons, and 1 I 1 bllllm• Ironton, rison Townah_lp, by IPPIJiin& Ohio. Total construeMax Tawney is selling tickets on. a frrst come, firs~ se~­ rokl m1x aurface cour•. • Pavement W!cttb 1a fret. lion cost 18 estimated at $248ved basis. The chartered bus w1ll leave the Ga!Upolis lnoua parK!ront for Crosley Field at 8 a.m., sharp on July 31. Tickets are also available at Brown and Damels Insurance office on Second & State in Ga!Upolis. Ky., * • _ .;::;...;.;:-..;. SEA OVERSTRAND, Eng Ian (UPl J -Henry Pamphlelt his wife, who had their ga1·det1l DOWN TO vanish over a 150 foot cliff · __ ,.-..;;;,._ · - -~ - pand the a1rport apron, purcar ase additional fire and rescue equipment and for expansion of facilities for handling com· tena • J and pr1va 1e pJane.!l. Tommy and Timmy. He is a veteran of four years service with the 82nd Airborne Divis· ion. Mrs. Warner 11 a graduate or the Holzer Hospital School of Nurling. NO SEATS IN ""MMn•• . t ----. -__ ...,.,..-._ _, ...... . ..... : • -~ · - - --- --~--- 100 . seaside house two years had to evacuate to the Friday when thi dining and hall went the same route. l Myers county treasurer • KeeIer, 'counrecover $370, b0 nd preml· urn .... Clair (Pat) O'Hara ... • SJgnS as prbtcipal at Kanauga 5choo J; bas emp Joyment In Columbus .... Warden Lewis is • agam manager of Hughes Waldru green g store SUCCeeding Nelson Whee"ler who succeeded Le WlS · 15 mon th s ago . . . . 42 f 60 " )aunch drYe J to o soliCltort raise $1,200 for United Service 0 rgamzation • • (USO ), 0 1 wbi cb ' w. w. Sigler Is· chairman. July 11, 1911 - The Clnclnnati ball club has reached 1 ''home'' at mid-season, uhome ' being at the foot of the oolumrr 1 a place eagerly sought by several rlubs in the league but yielded to Cincinnati for merit - from W. G. Sibley's editor~ ' J coJumo '.'. Carl Myers J8 went to Pittsburgh Saturday to look alter slock for the Gill w Vl'll' d Cl Clergymen of the Church of ANOTHER JACKSONITE - Pro uce Company . . . . erk England the Church of Scot- Lew Davis, former staff mem· Charles Phillips of the Waodland the Roman cathollc ber of WJEH Radio and. resi· man has received a cheLuckclfo1r Church are not eligible fiJr deQt of Gallipolis, has rejolnt!d ,1, 000 to pay to Mrs. Ie membership tn ijle British the staff of Radio WRFD Wortb· Henry, widow of the late John H •• of Commons P~rs aov- ington. He will be director of Henry wbo died 81 result of a ou. ..... sherlffs I k lr ho F I d ernment contractors Its agricultural services. kic om a rse ... ' r en !I and tax collecton al~ are bar- He is a graduate of Ohio her~ bad a pleasant mrprlsa red from seals therein State University with a B. S. last week when they learned of ' Degree In agricultural educa- the weddlng of Ml ss J ane Wal'.. Forty million Americans tion1 has eight years expert- er to Charles {Bob) Robinson. gave b.illton to DOD-profit ence In radio, and two years as at pt, Pleasant I week ago J "' Sa unf organizations durin11981i. teacher of vocational agr c~~ t ay. and ns ., ... ·~· in our ('Otnpany reeeived ·;~" • THEY SAY THAT SURFikiG. I~ A lREMENOOUS THRILL! at our bia: Did you get your share1 .quettetllree 'lnll4t tile 10111 1&Jim111ie. probablf coed Ill, ·. " W8l fauDd orpll Ill lbt jaW-~ lno!luNd. 11111 beell raped, I !It' lloW The Gallipolis Savings and Loan Company 80 Years of Financial Servlce U•l,~ppo•lte Post Office Phone ~3832 CHIIipolis, Ohio eALL ACCOUNTS GUARANTEED IN FULL UDe 1 I at Colwn· befor. the Jbt. Ht to OPfiD • Th• JllDI.mum to be p.lld to .U labor .amployali oa thll contract lhall be lD aeeol'daaee wlt.h the !khrd... ale of Prenllinl Hourl.f w..e ft.ltu Meertlllned and ~termllled. by the Departm•at of lft4ultr:lal Rei•UINIII tpplieable to state H11hway Departmoen.\ Improvement. La. ~~eeor4anet~ l :l~!leetiolll i115.03, 41UI.04, 1 UtD.oe:. and 4US.G'I' .. lila I' Code of Ohio." m4 ...-clflclluou ar. oD 1 :-:~ ttw Depubnent of flichWIYJI I Olfletl ot U.• Olvlaloll I ,.,e I •• i I ~======= ' I ""P""Iu=mbing & Heating II'J'ANDARD PLUMBING ai nber o1 the Bar~ ellant ooville Gl'all8' btl wife, Norma. larence, Ml V. VALUE-CRAFTED TO KEEP ITS BEAUTY NEW Tho cboioo of U.. comfort minded ... tbe deep button tufted foam' back adda a oophioticated touch of elepll"" into a fo""!" or infonnallivinc room. It'o beauty ill covmed ••• every 1110b ••• with Kroobler'o l q wearinc porfonnance .telted tabrica U..t......, ynr afW year of lutinc lllllll)'. Colllider tbo comfortJ tba beautifl!l <rilp 4eoicn. the ultra value , · Visit Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture Department and· take advantage now of the great savings on Kroehler and Valentine Seaver Living Room Suites during this sale. r~ Belville, Ohio, ces aod nepbewl. temen11 were bl MariiD Fuaent KROEHLIR ALONE GIVES YOU THUE VALUI CIIAmD FIAtUIIISl --·cua•.,._... _ Cited DIIPOOILIIA1I N'IDIAUUC:·PIIIUD IIARDWOGD IIIMII PlliFHIIAIIcl nSTU r-ca nrt , • Middleport, !' lflddleport VBII~ of dri"' • ·Wilner fol. idnt Ill 1:35 a.m. BEATING, 5tM lliCC*t Ave. I f46.l/81 1-11 M»BNBR•MIID l'laiiii!IDI tDd RntiDI • J'ourtb Ave.-446-la'l 11M UBWII I I'LIJMBING AND IIE&TING prompteours. • Ruppel! Glllo!.. Ia tile Weill ean. ~:~~~~~~~-~~~~~~,~ ~o~r • ...- eau m .,._ ,:ji~==============-JI ROUTB . . far .... lloiiiW whtl rlllilrl il lbt R«tpllaa lifter ~held to~ tile Baullotl. m c:bardl With !arnliDc he r Ill Meigs COUll· He eened • N..-a Selllol wtt.b the r· • ll!fJ . IPIJ-· \] 1 to JOUIII, ... Rut!. ., ·1 DIUCTOB 01' - lD no ev•nt mo111 Ulan dolll.l'l or a bond for e1 hit ltlcl, pa,-abJe to ~H!•iiuiWi. r read'Dp ..• I . . rtebt you should? 1 !llday IIIII led tueadl leld ter Lee 1 If not, don't you think • SIG DEAL! ·o.:"-,:.--::..0 1hall be reqWrri to bid a e•rtllM4 rbeelr: equal to flv• par cent for thP (irst half of 1966 ' • propo~al."' In interest and dividends . .... I Pavement WIO.th V.rtou1 Work Lenftb - J.W.W Mt. or 101· 1 .96 mliM. ' , ''TIM " ' for eomplatioa of be .. 111t fortb In $34,000.00 .. ,. SO HERE GOES\ sofa with matching chair patnUA&. tnore than ... ,u : . NoJ . 21, 50. 50·A, Roo::,,::.,-·;;__ 16 and 618 In Wuhlnt· ~positors and Shareholder• - r dverslt7 ol ;lib tower Mon· ton CoWltY by appi)'ID.J edp 'L. ad- wlesdlto- 1006, . s. Route . 34U In Noble . .., dm1D& till .!be Ill* arch oed NOTICI TO CONTIACTOll STATI Of OHIO DIPAR.T'MINT OF HIGHWAYS ; ltbellal8. bit celltrtl I KRO EHLER Mi3ai~NSI -. July 38, -- A ~RF£CT DAY TO LEARr.J HOW TO SURF! Traditional choice ... the lasting luxury of Legal Notice Time. '• ' • ColumbUs, Ohio, Julr 1. lf6t Centnct S&lel Le1al CoPJ No• .WU UNIT PIICI CONTRACT Sealed Ph.lJIWIIill will be rffelved the ollce of the statfl IJJflhw•y of Ohio, Columbua, Ohio, 10:00 A. M., Ohio <Eutern) Stan· the sea since they bought . D ga Inst'Emm~l I::~ • di ty au tor, to 1 paid f or amoun ELBERFELDS • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily Tribune and weekly Gallia Times ... Ruth Mtller, Catherine Morrison resign teaching_positions at GAHS ... Mercury climbs to 98 degrees m Old French C1ty . . . Gallia Roller Mills hit by blaze .. . A. W, Carman, 69, retired railroad worker, succumbs ... Rio Grande College softball .player '!Varren SheeiB hurls second consecutive no-h1t game m Independent League Bees split twinbill with Racine. ---- wo:k!DI • IN OUR TOWN :BUCHAREST IUPI) - Romanian Communist party chief fully asserlecl his nation's detclminaUon to pursue its own C•l.. ·'' He II now 1111 Master's Degree at q111. .-. . For !be pasl two Y!l'fr Dafll ..liu t,alllhl at MI. Ven!QIL ll 1863 and 111114 be was 1 ~ lime ml!lllber of the WRFD · staff. He also worked In ra<llo at JackSOn, Wellstoo, Cbllllcll' BY DICK THOMAS the and Portsmouth. He II IIIII' The rising number of deaths and Injuries 'resulting rled and bas two chlldren. from accidents involving motorcycles, motorbikes, and motor scooters has caused Ohio Safety offlc~ls to become alarmingly concerned about the safety for riders NEWS BRIEFS you mlghl two wheeled vehicles. . bave read 10, 25, or 50 yean on the local scenetbe problem Is also becoming aao: 1ac1Ute. with the sale last month to GaJJia county reside11ts of 22' new motorcycles. A couple of yean ago, 1 was one I!"Y It, lt5f - Vernon and of the few persons who EIB1e McCoy IDe suits In eomrode a two wheeler. Now defenSive performance on the mon pleas co.urt lotalinl $54,1111 they're all over the place. hilhway Is vital to the succ... against Paul Hershman, VInton. An average of two motorcy- of any safety program. In 1954 accident . . . . Total a.. cllsls are killed and 30 In 40 sets of tbree Gallipoill banks others injured In accidents ovc1· Not aU blame, bowever, can iri their etatements of condition the Buckeye State every week. be coolributed In two wheel at the close of business June M t dyed-in-the-wood cyel- operators. Some auto drivers 30 just missed $20 million mark. OS ignore !be rights of the cycllsl, B anks had $19,730,363.06 ...... TALKING with the Honorable Gerald Ford, Minority Isis are safety • consc1ous. and some purposely refu se to Mls R th Th hired Leader of the House of Representatives, is Clarence E. However. there Is a new breed yl ld the 1.ghl 0 f Oth s u omas 81 ~ way. ha edr teacher iri North Gallla DisMiller, Tenth Disll"ict Congressional Candidate. The meet- of two wheel riders who are dr~ 1 1 ing was one of several during a series of conferences with obviously fascinated with their Ivers cam eye es are r trlct . . . . Top three teams ill new toys, and are prone to be toTshee. In th bl Gallipolis Little League wert Congressional leaders in ~shingto11_last wee ._ k_._ __ unawaringly reckless in their nd e slaansrlwetor d beetterpro eml' Red Sox 7-2; YankB 5-2; arid - - ProJect •nd Work lenstft - it.f!M.8 • 8 8 W&r eye e Wb ' I feet or 4.68 muu. operatton. de dri tte Sox 5-3. ____:Le::.;!ga Notice oam• coun~;~~~. ~:·s!cuoiUI GAr.. Better safety education and safety, wlll be ma when vliM.C:20.t7-:ao.ll3> (Che~hire). st.te • . Is ers of both cars and cycles Jul 1• .., 1 d NOTICE TO CONTRACTORt Route No. Mt. ln the Vllluo of Che· stricter hcensmg requiremen I to t th rights 0 f f u, . _ - Man 8ffiUI DEPAR;1~~11· ~" ~~~0HwAvs •blre, by •PPlrtni • bltumlnou• calli are seen as part of the answer eatbm ~especth b'egh proceedings were filed in coflloo c I 1 '"' tnlx surface COU I'Ie. bY 0 ers usmg e 1 way. o umbu•, 01" 0• July • Pave to the problem created moo PIeas court today by E E 1 wtll'b vartoua. c:.ntnct Satu Legal Copv Nu. ••·561 meu h. 1 7U 4 ' • Gallia Dateline: ~\{ussians ., i.wt. . Qmdlfl'l velllell In Elberfelds PomeroY 1._____________. . ;.; ___....___________________... f w.- owne.r., tl!i~· "' . ., ..- ..- !I' �J • . N~lae Cea~escu has success- 6y HOBART WILSON, JR. WEDNESDAY, July 6, 1966, was a historic, but hectic day in the Old French City. It was historic in that foim of national Communism Gallia landed a new industrial _plant-Robbins & Myir~cpendent of the Russians, . ers, Inc., Springfield, 0. The company diplomatic sources said Saturwill manufacture small electrical moday. I tors and motor components. It was I hectic because of a number of reasons: It was clear after the juJ:it i I cohduded summit meeting of. the Communist Warsaw Pact natio.ns that the 48-year • old party Secretary General has been victorious in face to face talks with Soviet Community party leader Leonid N. Kosygm. • • • IT WAS hot and humid. And a "press conference" for local news media was called off after an hour's deliberation, for fear· the story might be broken prematurly by out-of-town news sources. Had this happened, the whole deal could have been wrecked. • However t in order to keep an outward look of unity, Ceausescu ugreed to stgn two declarations - one denouncing U. S. • • .~. ;.1> • ·,.1 ... are. WHEN the Community Improvement Corporation met late Wednesday evening, the only thing President Gary R. Short co uld reveal was "the deal has " aggres&Um'' in Viet Nam and been completed. We now have a new plant." Short had ·lhe other calling for t h e I intended to inform the CIC of the project, which was strengthening of peace and se- the purpose of the session. • • • cur itv- in Europe. .I QTJH;R than a busy telephone line (understand we uNIT PRIC:E cONTRACT IPJ"aJect and work Jenrt · · 1Ohio's 43 000 two wheeled mot· ...... " , •.• I pcopu&als wU, be re('eh•ed fee.t or 0.3a mlle. f · ' weren't the only one kept occupied by the phone) at Sealed the ~;~rtiCil ~;~f the state Hlahway 'Tbe date aet for compleUon ° or vehicles. NEWS ABOUT former resl. thll li'Ork 1hall be u set forth in the Lieutenan~ is derived from 1 Thursday morning, everything went off as scheduled. l)ir:~t·,r or oh1o, caJumbue •. ohl ... bhldlnr propoul'' Attention to the cycle safety dents - David J. Warner, caFrench wcii-da meaning ''ho!d-1 About the only thing we'd like to add is that Galhans unttl 10:00 .'\. M.. Ohlu teaater!l Stand· Ea h bidder lhall be nqulred to • the del radio dispatcher at the ard Tlmel, Tuesday, July 26. 1966. for ftle ~lth bll bill a cerllfled check for I problem will be paid by lng the place ol." now begin preparing for an all-out welco~e for the lm~:~:~~~."'~::· I thru 8 lnrlualve an amount equal to five per cant of 1967 Ohio General Assembly Gallipolis State Highway Patrol hll bid, but In no e v~nt more than , . Robbins & Myers, Inc. When ground-breakmg cere- "' offered a,,• '",e rollt~act,a~d ten thouund dollar~ or • bond lor and recommendations, It IS post ' before he graduated from monies are conducted m a couple months, let's show wll 1 be eoru1 eru un t e ~s II tan eftt of hll bid 1M able to ' of thu lolal amount bill. t he ri~:.c~r. ' Y said, are now being prepare d the patrol academy and became ·em that fine Gallia county hospitality. Alht:RII Co~~~~o·~~!oN:.n ~ecUon ATH Bidden muat lpply, 01'1 thw!e proP•" I fQt consideration of the law- a uniformed officer is return• • • ' ' - forma, for prequaliflcatloD tb t II ' (Wl..U.OO. State ,••Tute No. 691 b HI W~t· lUihway Credit Exanllner at Colum.. makers. ing and has been assigned to FOR some individuals, it takes pl~~ty of hard work to erloo and Yo1· ownships, Y app Y· bw Obi0 t leut 10 da,vt bllfore tbe J New regulations will he p. the Jackson patrol post. 11 11 bltumJnoua £'old mix •urlillu d~t; aet i0a open bid•. remain in good phySical condition. For example, in "u~~~~ment Width 18 teet . The Mtntmum wa1e to ba Pllld to l But the cyclist, like the auto Dave son of Mr. and Mrs. Dateline has been participating in the Gallipolis Slow d W Jt gth l all Labor empleyecl on thls contract fewer Earl Warner ' · Projectl•,n "l or 1en - 213504 ,. . l llaU btl In accorclance lliith the driver, is the key to of Jackson, Is a Pitch Softball League ail summer. He's pretty good at eet or :1. nu el. "Schedule of l'revalllng Hourly Wqe · • 1 nd · ' Propo•at No. 2 Ratea A•certaJned and netennlned by acc1dents. Has cour eous a 1955 graduate and outstandmg taking daily (five minutes) exercises. He tries to watch ~~~h~~~ ~~.s;~~:o~n ~~;the Departm•'•"' 1••, 11"••,.•1n.al ae01•-~ athlete of Jackson high school. his diet. But what happens? He goes swnnmmg, show ~~~~;~1131co~t~~· • h b bit J tlonl appllcll e o ta e 1 way e- 560 I an Towlns i.p. y ,app1y1ng II um n · partmenl lmprovem~nh ln arcordnnee • A five year veteran of the off, and it's two or three days before those unused ou• cod mtK sur ae~ coune, with sectlon.t 4ll5.03. 41UJ.04, Jachi• patrol be senred preVIously · Pavement Width \arlou• 41111 .0$ 411Hlfl and Utli.0-4, of the In addition to the Appa at muscles quit aching. 711 '8 Revlred Code of Ohio.'' r::~~~'O:"!i~s~rk Je nrlhlo.8 an funds $124,280 will be proPort Ctinton and Marlon since • • · Pl•n• anti epl!clficaUons •~ on flle , , , Propoo'•'l1 NO .•• II G •L_ In the Department of Hl(hwayl and vtded by the Federal Aviation be left the patrol acadelny GALLIA County has many commissioned "Kentucky Ga Ill a County. 63 Chevrolet o, on ec ona ,. f Th 01 l l D t ' I on epU y Agency (FAA) and $49,712 by Dave is married to the formColonels" but we'll bet Mrs. Dwight !Alberta) We- ~:14·~1$.1MH6.41). SMe Route No: "'· ~~ee~~c:_cr 0 Btl Aire 2 Dr. 8 cylinder, Auto. Trans. Radio and The DlreoWr renrvr• the rliht to the Tri-State Airport Authority. er Sarah Jane Jones of Rio therholt is the county's first commissioned Commodore ~~~~;:!~~;!e c~~:n~~·.~:.,.~~pl~~:~.: , , reJed llPY and all bld1. • heater, Whitewall tlrts. Pavement 'o\ldth \arton P. E. MASH117I'ER. nDRECToR The money wtll be used to Clt· Grande 'lbey have two sons in the "Fails of the Ohio River Navy." ProJ«t and work len11th - 24,340.8 July 10 lind 11 . ~ • • I' • I tl o2 Ford Gal. 500 * 4 dr. 8 cyl. At Trans., P steering, radio 1nd heater 64 Galaxie XL Convertible. 8 cylinder, euto trans.. power steer· lng, power brakes end windows, radio & he1ter 64 Ford Fairlane 500. 1 Dr . Herdtop, I cyl· lndtt, Radio & heater. Whitewall tins. 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. 8 cvlind•r. auto. tr1"'- Radio end healer, powlr s.. ering, whitewall tires. 6~ C!,evrolet lei Alre. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. Standard tuns. White wall tires . 63 Ford Galaxie SOO 4 Or. 8 cylinder, auto· matlc trant. Redlo end huter, power steering, JMhlte wall tlrtt. ~ Feud F-700 Dump Tfuck. 8 cylinder. 5 s!)Qd trans. 1speed axle. Long ' rtlr wheel but. ' 62 Ford Falcon 2 Or. 6 cvlindtr, stendard ~ . . .. , 6:1 Mercury 4 P,.J.~Fj':••r Steering and lri-~,. ~utomatir: tnns. 65 Dodqe Dart , ~0 •Series, 6 cylinltlndUcl trans., ndlo hiller Fo~d Galaxie • • rret or ., o1 miles. ... Juty 11 and 18 MRS. Wetherholt was commissioned a C~mmodore in cama coun~~~,.~~~~. ~:·s:cuon• GAL · • Louisville, Ky., while attendmg a national conven- ~:.-t;}~.' 11~~~~o~ ~!~~~~onst:~ ~:::~ t•on , on June 19. She received a sealed document Sign- •r o ...n~hlPI. by applyJn• a -buuminoua ed by Daniel Culpepper Boone, Yeoman. The document 9urfaee Pll~ementtreatment. Width VarioUI. was accompanied by a history of the Falls of the Ohw. r:oeu;e:: 1~d m:i'e~~lt Je nrlh- 31.2::14 .0 1 • • • '~"" 1 "'· ' 1 County. Onlo, o n Se('Uon MEG· UNDERSTAND Soupy Sales, of ABC Television (Cha~- Mf'IJ• 12Hl.OO. State Route No. 124, tn SaL . nel 13) fame , may make a personal appearance m ::!:. !~~~f:· "~~:!P!ro::n~ bttumln· Of Pt. Pleasant on July 26 for the prermere showmg of ht.s new movie "Birds Do It." A Columbia Pictures pubh- ~::je~:"!n~'td,!~o~: f~:~·rth _ J!l.ooo WASJUNGTON (UP!) - The dty agent.' Myron Eichler, was ,in th_e area last week '"I " ,,,. m11... Melr• coun~!~~:~~. ~:·S:euona MF..a· Appalachian Regional Commismaking arrangements for Soupy s vJStl. JJll-«t.0$-9.93) a. 15.36. st11te Route No. sion Friday approved $74 5t18 $14,568 Grant Is Approved F Airport • * • :138, 111 Letart and ~banon 'l'own · 8 ' THF. ANNUAL Gallipolis baseball excursion to Cin- shlpl, by applylnr a bltum\now IUr· grant for major improvements at Tri-State Airport, West Vir~ cinnati is scheduled Sunday, July 31. The Reds Will ~Mc:.!'::ttm;~~lh V;~.rlou•. P<Oio<l """ w..t ,....,. - ,.,211.• •inia. battle Houston in a twinbill that day. In the past, mel!'· feet or 8.29 mil es. • •~-·' ••- r The alrporl serves Huntingbcrs of the Lions club have supported the bus tnp 5 0 :fr:.oo:~t:~·a~~~ ~~. :; '~ ':. ~~;. ton, W.Va., AshJand, and faithfully. However. there's room f?r 37 persons, and 1 I 1 bllllm• Ironton, rison Townah_lp, by IPPIJiin& Ohio. Total construeMax Tawney is selling tickets on. a frrst come, firs~ se~­ rokl m1x aurface cour•. • Pavement W!cttb 1a fret. lion cost 18 estimated at $248ved basis. The chartered bus w1ll leave the Ga!Upolis lnoua parK!ront for Crosley Field at 8 a.m., sharp on July 31. Tickets are also available at Brown and Damels Insurance office on Second & State in Ga!Upolis. Ky., * • _ .;::;...;.;:-..;. SEA OVERSTRAND, Eng Ian (UPl J -Henry Pamphlelt his wife, who had their ga1·det1l DOWN TO vanish over a 150 foot cliff · __ ,.-..;;;,._ · - -~ - pand the a1rport apron, purcar ase additional fire and rescue equipment and for expansion of facilities for handling com· tena • J and pr1va 1e pJane.!l. Tommy and Timmy. He is a veteran of four years service with the 82nd Airborne Divis· ion. Mrs. Warner 11 a graduate or the Holzer Hospital School of Nurling. NO SEATS IN ""MMn•• . t ----. -__ ...,.,..-._ _, ...... . ..... : • -~ · - - --- --~--- 100 . seaside house two years had to evacuate to the Friday when thi dining and hall went the same route. l Myers county treasurer • KeeIer, 'counrecover $370, b0 nd preml· urn .... Clair (Pat) O'Hara ... • SJgnS as prbtcipal at Kanauga 5choo J; bas emp Joyment In Columbus .... Warden Lewis is • agam manager of Hughes Waldru green g store SUCCeeding Nelson Whee"ler who succeeded Le WlS · 15 mon th s ago . . . . 42 f 60 " )aunch drYe J to o soliCltort raise $1,200 for United Service 0 rgamzation • • (USO ), 0 1 wbi cb ' w. w. Sigler Is· chairman. July 11, 1911 - The Clnclnnati ball club has reached 1 ''home'' at mid-season, uhome ' being at the foot of the oolumrr 1 a place eagerly sought by several rlubs in the league but yielded to Cincinnati for merit - from W. G. Sibley's editor~ ' J coJumo '.'. Carl Myers J8 went to Pittsburgh Saturday to look alter slock for the Gill w Vl'll' d Cl Clergymen of the Church of ANOTHER JACKSONITE - Pro uce Company . . . . erk England the Church of Scot- Lew Davis, former staff mem· Charles Phillips of the Waodland the Roman cathollc ber of WJEH Radio and. resi· man has received a cheLuckclfo1r Church are not eligible fiJr deQt of Gallipolis, has rejolnt!d ,1, 000 to pay to Mrs. Ie membership tn ijle British the staff of Radio WRFD Wortb· Henry, widow of the late John H •• of Commons P~rs aov- ington. He will be director of Henry wbo died 81 result of a ou. ..... sherlffs I k lr ho F I d ernment contractors Its agricultural services. kic om a rse ... ' r en !I and tax collecton al~ are bar- He is a graduate of Ohio her~ bad a pleasant mrprlsa red from seals therein State University with a B. S. last week when they learned of ' Degree In agricultural educa- the weddlng of Ml ss J ane Wal'.. Forty million Americans tion1 has eight years expert- er to Charles {Bob) Robinson. gave b.illton to DOD-profit ence In radio, and two years as at pt, Pleasant I week ago J "' Sa unf organizations durin11981i. teacher of vocational agr c~~ t ay. and ns ., ... ·~· in our ('Otnpany reeeived ·;~" • THEY SAY THAT SURFikiG. I~ A lREMENOOUS THRILL! at our bia: Did you get your share1 .quettetllree 'lnll4t tile 10111 1&Jim111ie. probablf coed Ill, ·. " W8l fauDd orpll Ill lbt jaW-~ lno!luNd. 11111 beell raped, I !It' lloW The Gallipolis Savings and Loan Company 80 Years of Financial Servlce U•l,~ppo•lte Post Office Phone ~3832 CHIIipolis, Ohio eALL ACCOUNTS GUARANTEED IN FULL UDe 1 I at Colwn· befor. the Jbt. Ht to OPfiD • Th• JllDI.mum to be p.lld to .U labor .amployali oa thll contract lhall be lD aeeol'daaee wlt.h the !khrd... ale of Prenllinl Hourl.f w..e ft.ltu Meertlllned and ~termllled. by the Departm•at of lft4ultr:lal Rei•UINIII tpplieable to state H11hway Departmoen.\ Improvement. La. ~~eeor4anet~ l :l~!leetiolll i115.03, 41UI.04, 1 UtD.oe:. and 4US.G'I' .. lila I' Code of Ohio." m4 ...-clflclluou ar. oD 1 :-:~ ttw Depubnent of flichWIYJI I Olfletl ot U.• Olvlaloll I ,.,e I •• i I ~======= ' I ""P""Iu=mbing & Heating II'J'ANDARD PLUMBING ai nber o1 the Bar~ ellant ooville Gl'all8' btl wife, Norma. larence, Ml V. VALUE-CRAFTED TO KEEP ITS BEAUTY NEW Tho cboioo of U.. comfort minded ... tbe deep button tufted foam' back adda a oophioticated touch of elepll"" into a fo""!" or infonnallivinc room. It'o beauty ill covmed ••• every 1110b ••• with Kroobler'o l q wearinc porfonnance .telted tabrica U..t......, ynr afW year of lutinc lllllll)'. Colllider tbo comfortJ tba beautifl!l <rilp 4eoicn. the ultra value , · Visit Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture Department and· take advantage now of the great savings on Kroehler and Valentine Seaver Living Room Suites during this sale. r~ Belville, Ohio, ces aod nepbewl. temen11 were bl MariiD Fuaent KROEHLIR ALONE GIVES YOU THUE VALUI CIIAmD FIAtUIIISl --·cua•.,._... _ Cited DIIPOOILIIA1I N'IDIAUUC:·PIIIUD IIARDWOGD IIIMII PlliFHIIAIIcl nSTU r-ca nrt , • Middleport, !' lflddleport VBII~ of dri"' • ·Wilner fol. idnt Ill 1:35 a.m. BEATING, 5tM lliCC*t Ave. I f46.l/81 1-11 M»BNBR•MIID l'laiiii!IDI tDd RntiDI • J'ourtb Ave.-446-la'l 11M UBWII I I'LIJMBING AND IIE&TING prompteours. • Ruppel! Glllo!.. Ia tile Weill ean. ~:~~~~~~~-~~~~~~,~ ~o~r • ...- eau m .,._ ,:ji~==============-JI ROUTB . . far .... lloiiiW whtl rlllilrl il lbt R«tpllaa lifter ~held to~ tile Baullotl. m c:bardl With !arnliDc he r Ill Meigs COUll· He eened • N..-a Selllol wtt.b the r· • ll!fJ . IPIJ-· \] 1 to JOUIII, ... Rut!. ., ·1 DIUCTOB 01' - lD no ev•nt mo111 Ulan dolll.l'l or a bond for e1 hit ltlcl, pa,-abJe to ~H!•iiuiWi. r read'Dp ..• I . . rtebt you should? 1 !llday IIIII led tueadl leld ter Lee 1 If not, don't you think • SIG DEAL! ·o.:"-,:.--::..0 1hall be reqWrri to bid a e•rtllM4 rbeelr: equal to flv• par cent for thP (irst half of 1966 ' • propo~al."' In interest and dividends . .... I Pavement WIO.th V.rtou1 Work Lenftb - J.W.W Mt. or 101· 1 .96 mliM. ' , ''TIM " ' for eomplatioa of be .. 111t fortb In $34,000.00 .. ,. SO HERE GOES\ sofa with matching chair patnUA&. tnore than ... ,u : . NoJ . 21, 50. 50·A, Roo::,,::.,-·;;__ 16 and 618 In Wuhlnt· ~positors and Shareholder• - r dverslt7 ol ;lib tower Mon· ton CoWltY by appi)'ID.J edp 'L. ad- wlesdlto- 1006, . s. Route . 34U In Noble . .., dm1D& till .!be Ill* arch oed NOTICI TO CONTIACTOll STATI Of OHIO DIPAR.T'MINT OF HIGHWAYS ; ltbellal8. bit celltrtl I KRO EHLER Mi3ai~NSI -. July 38, -- A ~RF£CT DAY TO LEARr.J HOW TO SURF! Traditional choice ... the lasting luxury of Legal Notice Time. '• ' • ColumbUs, Ohio, Julr 1. lf6t Centnct S&lel Le1al CoPJ No• .WU UNIT PIICI CONTRACT Sealed Ph.lJIWIIill will be rffelved the ollce of the statfl IJJflhw•y of Ohio, Columbua, Ohio, 10:00 A. M., Ohio <Eutern) Stan· the sea since they bought . D ga Inst'Emm~l I::~ • di ty au tor, to 1 paid f or amoun ELBERFELDS • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily Tribune and weekly Gallia Times ... Ruth Mtller, Catherine Morrison resign teaching_positions at GAHS ... Mercury climbs to 98 degrees m Old French C1ty . . . Gallia Roller Mills hit by blaze .. . A. W, Carman, 69, retired railroad worker, succumbs ... Rio Grande College softball .player '!Varren SheeiB hurls second consecutive no-h1t game m Independent League Bees split twinbill with Racine. ---- wo:k!DI • IN OUR TOWN :BUCHAREST IUPI) - Romanian Communist party chief fully asserlecl his nation's detclminaUon to pursue its own C•l.. ·'' He II now 1111 Master's Degree at q111. .-. . For !be pasl two Y!l'fr Dafll ..liu t,alllhl at MI. Ven!QIL ll 1863 and 111114 be was 1 ~ lime ml!lllber of the WRFD · staff. He also worked In ra<llo at JackSOn, Wellstoo, Cbllllcll' BY DICK THOMAS the and Portsmouth. He II IIIII' The rising number of deaths and Injuries 'resulting rled and bas two chlldren. from accidents involving motorcycles, motorbikes, and motor scooters has caused Ohio Safety offlc~ls to become alarmingly concerned about the safety for riders NEWS BRIEFS you mlghl two wheeled vehicles. . bave read 10, 25, or 50 yean on the local scenetbe problem Is also becoming aao: 1ac1Ute. with the sale last month to GaJJia county reside11ts of 22' new motorcycles. A couple of yean ago, 1 was one I!"Y It, lt5f - Vernon and of the few persons who EIB1e McCoy IDe suits In eomrode a two wheeler. Now defenSive performance on the mon pleas co.urt lotalinl $54,1111 they're all over the place. hilhway Is vital to the succ... against Paul Hershman, VInton. An average of two motorcy- of any safety program. In 1954 accident . . . . Total a.. cllsls are killed and 30 In 40 sets of tbree Gallipoill banks others injured In accidents ovc1· Not aU blame, bowever, can iri their etatements of condition the Buckeye State every week. be coolributed In two wheel at the close of business June M t dyed-in-the-wood cyel- operators. Some auto drivers 30 just missed $20 million mark. OS ignore !be rights of the cycllsl, B anks had $19,730,363.06 ...... TALKING with the Honorable Gerald Ford, Minority Isis are safety • consc1ous. and some purposely refu se to Mls R th Th hired Leader of the House of Representatives, is Clarence E. However. there Is a new breed yl ld the 1.ghl 0 f Oth s u omas 81 ~ way. ha edr teacher iri North Gallla DisMiller, Tenth Disll"ict Congressional Candidate. The meet- of two wheel riders who are dr~ 1 1 ing was one of several during a series of conferences with obviously fascinated with their Ivers cam eye es are r trlct . . . . Top three teams ill new toys, and are prone to be toTshee. In th bl Gallipolis Little League wert Congressional leaders in ~shingto11_last wee ._ k_._ __ unawaringly reckless in their nd e slaansrlwetor d beetterpro eml' Red Sox 7-2; YankB 5-2; arid - - ProJect •nd Work lenstft - it.f!M.8 • 8 8 W&r eye e Wb ' I feet or 4.68 muu. operatton. de dri tte Sox 5-3. ____:Le::.;!ga Notice oam• coun~;~~~. ~:·s!cuoiUI GAr.. Better safety education and safety, wlll be ma when vliM.C:20.t7-:ao.ll3> (Che~hire). st.te • . Is ers of both cars and cycles Jul 1• .., 1 d NOTICE TO CONTRACTORt Route No. Mt. ln the Vllluo of Che· stricter hcensmg requiremen I to t th rights 0 f f u, . _ - Man 8ffiUI DEPAR;1~~11· ~" ~~~0HwAvs •blre, by •PPlrtni • bltumlnou• calli are seen as part of the answer eatbm ~especth b'egh proceedings were filed in coflloo c I 1 '"' tnlx surface COU I'Ie. bY 0 ers usmg e 1 way. o umbu•, 01" 0• July • Pave to the problem created moo PIeas court today by E E 1 wtll'b vartoua. c:.ntnct Satu Legal Copv Nu. ••·561 meu h. 1 7U 4 ' • Gallia Dateline: ~\{ussians ., i.wt. . Qmdlfl'l velllell In Elberfelds PomeroY 1._____________. . ;.; ___....___________________... f w.- owne.r., tl!i~· "' . ., ..- ..- !I' �"f •, •' ' . ' • •1 ! l'.----· dar ' was clear Jt ~ cobcluded sUlllll) th~ Communist I nations that the party &cretary h'¥'n victoriOIIS I talks with Sov._ party lt!llder Leo How:evet~ in. ' outwanj lgpk. ut cu ·~ 19 1llil dfl tions - oae " ag~" in ·lhe olber callih strengthOiling . of curily in Europ. CONSIDER 'QJR5ELF A. LUCKY WEt.ICH~ 'TIS NOT EVEIO!Y 81T OF FLUFF T!-11\T CATCHES A CAPTI\IN'S FI\NCV! Lieutenani.• js French w.wllr • log the place oJ •rms biDkilllllll ... : IOWardl lbl llall, ed to bit cealn1 w.IJm durinC ~~~~ .-1 Gl tbe IIIII I · - ud ~ res both today aud e especled to reaell lth knr rew'''l' 63 Chevr~ B•J Aire 2 D1 Auto. Trans. - llei he1hlr, ~"«.bit'• 42 Ford$; 4 dr. 8 cyl. I lt••rlng, rllll• 64 Galaxit Search eCoed --·~·· Conwrtible, 1uto trans.. 1 . lng, power windows, rali •Jd few leadJ to: a Uolvenity ot castl•llke tower 64 Ford F~ 500. 2 D•. 1c1o lnd•r, Redif • Whitewall tlr 64 Ford G. r 500. 4 Dr. 8 eo '· Ire,.. tadlt powir ~rlr. .. '4 Hres. 61 Chevro lei Alre. 4 Standard trait! tires. ne Jaquette :a room 1JIHe \ >irall IDIIde the !r. Orgaa mUiie, ldlng, prolllllil1 18 lut II ,_rllt • Jx;,.., .. lbl • '..._ Iori! loolbl1ll laallalnl. ll'<llcl cced 63 FordG; ,.Whlto ....,.won Itt oveJy,w ~ 6!\ Ford F.: 5 ....... tra~ oxl!l., Long W1o louDd autoply-. )JIJR SINGER IS '' -~~ 62 Ford P1 Georp ~'NAWRALf• 1!"_2 ~r . 6 cyllnc -"'~!' W8l er ID orpa Ill lbl HerjaWW81broo kuD lnoekired. 8bl have belli ....,ed, O~m111 · ¥ruck. '"' d.l .u. laD, JOUIII, ,.. 500 4 D•. I <l • matlc tran1, ~··tr... ll ol Bowt 11\1'' ·'! .. ~ ~Mereu, ~Held JU$T KEEP TIGER REI:AJQiP, EP6Y-GOING, HAPPY. WE'LL MAKE A MINT ON lHIS FILM. ... YOU WERE JUST LOVERLY! me. fol' ·lfomlr .IllenaiDI.. ... Holpitl1 IIIIer 1 !MI..... ', ..t. ,, ·---· · · ·.· 'WINTHS ~ P ,_. •erla CUT! TIGER, BABY, 'i>'··· . NAW! I TOLD DR. CASEY TO we'ae 00/Nra -ro PL..AY60M& LONG DIS11INCE CALL FROM A Pf(. Bel Cl>6f!l OF OOIWTY GENERAL. tlERE'S 'THE OPERATOR'S' NUMBER NBW 6.A.M&5 AND WeAJ2. FLJNNY HA'"P5/ · KEEP ME POSTED. EVERYTHING!; JU5T FINf.. RELAX. ~ Wbo . at · ... - Ba:u belli.... "" !iaa e1ll!'dl wltb ani Rappel~ . . wu Ill lbl Willi .ember ollhe Jlar. llbyterlaD dlaftt 1SOIIVI1le G1'1D81 I flrmiBc be WU .... In Melg8 COUll· •. He served .. d Norlbem Sch...t yean. . . :.""~ . .... ,.., ~,_...... . . . ..''!';: ... ... .....,·.:... .··.,· ·~·~ tt• .. 1•. - - - - e biJ wife, Norma, Clarence, MI. l)o. arl, Belville, Oldll, ece!l a! nepbewl. li!SMDia """ Ill ' Marlin Funerll Cited ·' The anc 8 r ~·. 1 �,,' 1:" ~~ ,_~·II. . ... · fl'Ali~JICUGets ,rr~ oint.t\ -~· ~20-The sunday'nmes-Senttnel, SUnday, July 10,1968 .- wrMQPiJl? -- - .., · · · -- --· --- . __.,. ___ _ouR N . . - ,.._,..,..,.._...,o_....,...,, .. _________ . ....... - -·- .. . . . ---"·~ .. ----~---- .,.....,.__. __;_, __ ~-- . . ~ -- - ~- .. - b-...J&..N -~ f fofm of ,, ......•. . - - ~ t--·- ...• ~br :X.eslie ---- • ;.{1 . 1' • l • _ _.,. •. '· '' .. .. ~~-· ';: .., . Ii' '' " ' I ! ' I .. .' ·~ )I ;;,. FI-VE-~. -~ ;.. ·~ . ~ · -~~~~ --. i• lSli If·· • cohciuded summ th~ Communist I n3tions that the party &cretary bl!jen victorious j talks will! Sov141 party 1!18der Leo outwanl l(\11\<. ol Tullle'l vellloo flied. :~ depat luii!llt rt,. j 'wreck CID Staft' =1 1e •.. &blll7 ~ . . ILM'¥i#'OD !It I ~t~ o~. to ~ cme del cu ag.-...1 "~'' in .u.er -the calliil strengthoping of curi'y in Europ Lieutenan~ . • WeN q l Howe vet~ iD ~ .,. ~"' l! was clear • lions - -· ··- .. .. .:,..... c . . natioru ir.dcpendenl of diplomatic sourc day. It . ~n _.ra.. __._ _ _ _ __ -~•'< ;_.' •. CAPTAIN BUCHAREST C nlan Communist1 Nitolae Cea~esc! f~ I uJiy a..er'led ~ " tctmlnaUon to p -,... -----~-~--------~--- • · , nDpssi '-'1' I ' 1 ure. He II DOW wori<IDC • Ill Master'•· Degree •~· "· For lhe pallt two DaY. f 1loiE lPG 5EINICE!i tiT Wt4l> OF 'IW!f, tLL ' II! 115 LAU6111N6 STOCK OF WALL STREET! is French words -i1 ing the place bl ' '\ I ru: ~p ' I lilt. ~f .f ar 118 lbe l'llill iibela peel. Lllbl· ...... l &ET Ttoi£Y•LL COME ASHOR!:,A~ I(!!P AN EY! 01'<1 £\'!ltV GtR.L WHO (PMES OUT OF- ii-IE Wll>Telt Grli!Ji ' trms I. I!IN: IOWardllbe IIIII, 63 Chevrc ... BelAire 2 D1 \ Auto. Trent. he1ter• .,h!J- ' b2 Fohfe 4 dr. 8 crt, I steering, r•l· 64 Galaxi1 .a§~· lng, power windows, r.adi 64 Ford F1 VIC! WOMNJ IS ACTING lilu&PiciOUS - Ll Ke SHI! 16 A SP't' 0~ 64FordG 500. 4 Dr. I c· h'o~ Rodlo '*''"' powtr tlre!l. ) • .. lui torai loolbllll or Bel Alre. 4 IDaltaiDI. Stand1rd fran tires. til, laD, JGUIII, "" Cl ovely," wa louDd er an arpa Ill lbe matlc trent. ~hlte dt'' !IHid coed 63 Ford G. ~teeter, ti ,_. at .......... lilt! · 6~ C"evra 500 4 Dr. I room tJJree rira1J lnll4e tile !r. Orgali lll1llie, \dlnJ, probably SOMETHING\ ··~ It ' ne Jaquette 'Will ~ ITI THAT .I : a University ol wtle-Jike t&wer U~E 500. 7 Dr. Ht lndtr, Radio Whltew•ll tlr tenloca res bolh tDdaY ml • upected lo readl 1111 law nadhlp •Pli few Jeada to- ~~· TH5fti= I "r euto tr1ns .. r ·. Search eCoed ' Convertible. eel to bit ceDidl ' leCIIo»' dur!DIIila 11!1111 ol tbe llala PQ1111C wall tl: ' Her In,.. broo ·kuD fraelund. 11M ban heeD raped, •' 6!\Fw~ Ft' Dump T'i-~o~ck. 5 speed tra-. IX".· L9na ..., 62 Ford F• George Bowe aulopiJ- I ''''r""'- ' ••,, 1 ~. lda7 alllc.:i ba4 1894!11 peopli, ml If lilyNII . '• 'II .........- ..·~. ~ ...~ .; ~pee~~.•• ~Held ~ ·l •• .. ,· • tmer Lee I rvieel loP lloDIIr 1 Rut1"""• whO ' 89elliDC II b .. 'B:lll '.l'IIB FBBN1Z'.· _ II'AR:L\1 . . • II Hnoplta1 Iller · lbe wereJlarrllo&. bold to. at !'iu ebarela Wltb . arcl Ruppe1t . . was lR lbe Willi .ember of the Bar- esbyleriiD ..... 1sonvllle G1'11181 ' 18I'IDIDI .. be ••• In .Melp ecllll· •• He llei'Ved d Ncr111a'D khool years. • biJ wife, Norma, Clarela, Mt. 0. arl, Belville, Ohio, lei' eces and nepbewl. ,gemenlll I < MartiD iJI Fulllra1 Cited ·urt Middleport. Vllo ol dri .. folo . ' ·. ·, . •....: : ~. : .1":.0 - a. • ·~ ~ _- •• . �\. ' ' .• ~ I'' ' 1_ .. . .c _ _ -. / '. . ' ~I . \'. •:,' ·-· ' -~ ,_.. --... . - .. ,. -. > •. '. r -. . .., ~~ ' .' FIVE aHII '·.. • I I curity ,,.~· · LieutenaJ:U French wei ing the pia• NO WONOE:R DON'T DO GOOD IN H\':3TORY.' lrms I!W.,.. fl ' • g towardl lblllall, t.ecl Ill hit l>'lllral - a teelloDI durinllbl / ~ 1111111 ol tbe llatt ,.._ """ both taday ..... re expected to readl wltb low ned!ap lll'el 63 Che Bel AJr~ Auto. Tr· ~2'F:! .t tSW'ch by W'alt W'etterberg ... re Coed CHIEF.~ e·, t 4 dr. steerlftg. SOMEDNE'S FOR 'IOU~ 64 GAll - OUT OUR W'AY APP~'iiNG OL.D JOa!! ConvtdQ. tfoa, IUIO lng, pow• windew~, 64 Fore 500. 4 Dt. ,IJ:I• frtftl,. ~- JtOWit '' YOU RI!!ALIZE, . t • 1 HOPE, THAT A DCCI COULO!o.l'T . 6~ Che1 iJdinl, problbl)' lbllalt 11 ,... at LIVE ONA DE.TECTI'){I!:'S lei Afrt, St11ndard t tir•s. • ROIIICH!I 500 4 Dr. heater, 11 I'VE war OFFI~ 'IAE SUNSET••• 6000Jollbi\T, ALd NE, UKEWl&E - GOOPI'IIGAT, !VE~eoDY! IM !>OUND A5LEEP- GOOONIGf.\T, EVf.R'1'80DYf G'IIJI6AT. MOM 6'NI~T,DAD (. oxJo.•• - .. lite ul M-mtatu, ' m•tlc triJ s:!:~ ...... ,,. . . • """ - ddorli foothllll ~'FW.'!-A 63 Ford White b~ few lead& to>f a UDivenlty of nne Jaquette Ice room tlmle IPirals IDIIde tile 1er. Orgill Jll1llic, 64 Fore 1- tires. ' eastl•llke tower 500. 2 Dr lndtr, Ra Whitewall I 'e8!'0id coed dt' 'tall, tu, JOUIII, No lovely,. fGuDII ullr ID orgmln lbl le. Her jD - 1Jro. · skuD fnduNd. 8111 'ba...... raped, 62M ' Geoqe 6 tD I!Ef()~ t Exrt v.tOUWNI ~eEMiOODTIME FOR WE llEARD AN016E ... SOONDED ~CAK£AIIX>60MEIGE~1)~ LIKE lilE.GREM\FAli.INGON CAKE! 11oft 1811' eeHeld lomer Lee """""' for .' ' fr autopiJ - L 1 Rnll-' lay llamlr wbo ' evi!IIIDI Ill lbl aenJ llolpltal lfttl illneu, .... boldll> .m. at tile llmilollo yterlu C!llll'ell wltb oward Ruppelt ~ ial wu Ill lie Willi CORI-IIIII.I-4E. .·; 'IT ll PT. SQUIIIIII member of lhe JW. Presbytlrlan ollarS 111/1'~· "'~"'" . arrlsonvllle GI'IJI8I 'fl« TfRS,NOil , acl>er In Meigs coon· !an. He eened u ! old Noa them ScboCII P!etDID T'o MM(I l ltiii(T TIO Mel~& . '' ' ) .. 'l · OIDHii-·nD~1Ni'Am~ JbiiiiiDMI!DOIT '!'j ::' ,_. " l ·t •I :-,. -~- \; ., ' ... '. ' w····~I ·.) , ~· . . ... ~ .,_, . ,.. "-.t . •.~- ,j ' tofarmlacbewu 'Y yean. : are bil wife, Norma, rs, Clarenae, Ml n. ; Ear~ Belville, Obll, I nieces IDd nephftt. T~IIIIINID the Marlin Fullerll ',,~: ~ i :~. ·' ., ' ~r ' I I, M Cited uourt .. '; J •ALL I i I t. · ·· ..··.. ..... . . .. , .··-· . ~ ~ -- - ~ ~ - ~· .. ' ... r �., .' '· i. '), • .• """"'I; I of •/ ''/ .1 ,. "' \:-.£.~1'il<l-\ lt: ... ·: '":N {.,,r'\ If ..•~.~"!, ,..... .. J ·•• • .. ' 1 'I I I ' ,... : ' en tine~ at y e ' " • ~f .'""· ' ' .' •, VOl XVIII NO. 58 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO. MONDAY, JULY 11, 1966 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------:.----~\.4 FIVE aHfl . ' 0 11-,~ A GRENADE OIJ6HT .. - I LieutenalJI , French wdi lng the pll· . TO DO IT! ONE GRENADE RIGHT ON THE OL' TARGET!! I PULL THE PIN .. "'. '' '~"' ,,,, \., the 63 Cb~ Criticism Expected Bel AI ... ' lr ' ·~;·~ ; 4 dr. ~·~c steerlftO, 64 G•l• I Conw-.t• I YEH, I!I.IT snu. WE\IE oor A. WAA10WJN-SO NOW A TACTICAL CHANGE IS IN ••• Ina. pow1 windows, · 64 Fore sao. ' lnder, Dr R• Whitew1ll 64 Fore 500. 4 Dr . . ..."" ,II.• pow•r ~lf!t tires. r ' 61 Che Bol Alro. 1 i sao 4 Dr. ......,, ' ' metic frat enee expected to bring sharp denunclatlons of stepped • up U. S. air raids against Communist North Viet Nam. The churchmen from mM! lhan 200 hgllcan, orthodox and Protestant denominations with SOIJ1e million members a!400 expected to criticize were 80 racial mjustice and Western complacency about the world's widening gap between rich and poor. will he the first major 11 church lorwn on soctal prot>lelll• since .e end of World CIIICAGf' _ TORNADOES and severe thunderstorms ckd to . pa 1 1ng w1n s uped 80 moehs ur scream across t e 1· ho west Sunda ht and e rl tod Th y 0 bu a y ay.! e wea erl reau wLarkned ohi ansevereCh'c r se m a t! M' 1 ga .: 1 ago, ht' 1 storms from n and Wisconsm. across northero lilmots to Power Iones were down In section• of Chicago and throughout the nortnwes' ·n suburbs. 1 M~dn Wthltt WI) ~:e« s ......... ~!·~ erations of the cbin. neck and stomach, and a passenger in his car, Diana Balderson, 21 , ~~ ~ m;t·,~~~:' Jnd~ana. derson automobile. The motorcycle caught fire shortly after the accidenl The fire was ex· Parkersburg, suffered knee and leg contusions. on a car drlvlll by Terry h.-ew- llngulsbed by the Chester Vol· unteer Fire department. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach indicated this morning the ml&bap is still under investigation, er, 20, RL 1, Portland, going lOUth, raportedly failed as tbe' ear approaehed the interseetlon. Brewer's car struck a parked vehlele owned by William D. Tuttle, Rt. 1, Minersville. Brewer's automobile carne to a stop later alter It hit a cuard rail. Sheriff's department deputies returned to Chester at ll p.m. Sunday to investigate a two • ear accident at the intersection of Route 248 and old Route 7 In front of Summerfield's Restaurant. Authorities said the There was damage to l h e left front fender and hood of Brewer's car and to the left brakeJ fow~ # ri.. w-. !Jiir' ..... parked aloiJIIIbe ~ il1ft was aldenlped. till*·...,.. It agee I '' . I ,. .. I I:~~:ti~~;t!~~fi~~~~dr~y ~escue ; ~am ,ac;~mjill;~ Husband held u.s. moruiliC IIIII ol lbe alate TuesdaJ alta- .ud lflo Ding. Temperatures both todaY and Tuesday wen expected to read! !be ~ with low rew!Jvp arouod '/11. -~ BOULDER, Colo. (UPI) - Pollee bJd few Ieadl 111day in their search for the sex slayer of a University of Colorado coed who waa attacked in a eastle-llke tower of the university's Maclcy Auditorium. Beautiful and talented Elaura Jeanne Jaquette slain In a dingy, littered music practice room flights up a creaky l!talrcase which splrala lnlld8 the building's ivy-covered romanesque tower. Orpll muste, reverberating eerily through the bulldln& pl'llbably muffled her death . Jaquette'o body, alayltlgs lJl IIIII IIIt II Jl8ll'l at on1y In a bhlnlire, '1m lla4lolttdi 'qpu,-18 the Saturday In the organ ruggedly padDrll loolhllll ol a:: -~ Traffi'c Deaths I Hit Holiday ~ a running battle oo miles north helicopter . was . forced down , A man in lhe Dayton suburb 1 of Saigon during the weekend 1 Sunday rught Wllh mechamcal [ 1 of Kelterin~ was electrocuted ! had dtlftculty today fmdmg I trouble 12 miles west of . Chu · Saturday when he touched a members of the Viet Cong Lai, 350 miles north of Saogon. 1200 volt electric line wluch was force which fled Into jungle ' Anuther Choctaw commg to Its ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - A blown down near his home. near the Cambodian border resrue was knocked down by woman was shot to death early 1• In Columbus Jightrung touch· Viet Cong ground r·tro tod lie dly by her under heavy pounding. ay a ge : cd off a $275,000 lumber yard Pounding Storage Areal A Jhird Choctaw was brought estranged husband , just a few . fire as well as a number of The petroleum storage areas down today but U.S. spokesmen bours after she bad moved out smaller house lires . · of their house · I Authonlles · · throughout · · pounded Sunday by the Navy saod no Amencans were k'lled 1 cenlra1 Cap ri coous wea ther - pareh· and Air Force hombers were I !Continued on Page 6) Mrs. !sahel Fore, 44, was and southero parts of the state ing temperatures followed by I proportiODS • 1 room. She apparently seJrually assaulted and after a terrific struggle. Her attacker, who police musl bear marks from the scuffle, escaped. Detectives say th h 1ew cues 1 nd no ey ave • suspects. The killing was at least tbe · a senes · oI fourth 10 =~~:=~g~~~~g~ ~."~~t ~~~~ D - call~d m. tower cubicle Her " - W8l · and her okull lrMbutd. liM appeared to ban beeD but ~--_ ..,.,.,.. ~ """~ , ~,.. results ol aa aulopiJ - ,..w 0110 perso~s - - - - ~ - - . • r1ght~ • ~!hers 1 ~ "f. ':,.;~~.!- ... Service Held For Homer Lee ow~ C~; M~:~~p-~ns, ;';..i . nigh~ N'iddl~port· aaiurday ~ e. 0~ a~~· dr: 1 1 1 I ~aday a~ old reoc~ Steinbeck Answers Yevtushenko Into Court ~ orou~ ta ~k-118~-~dedlo _!.~~ qsll~ '~. o!PI!!:t 11., ·Jatr. ., ' · ·~~~·~ _,~ \' . O'illlflil. Ra_,.,;~ ~ lA r::..~• dri; ~ :r, ~ "~ tbaJtohDSielnbeek(ca''~.)»Syear- ==~~~~~;~~;~~ 70I Ita 1111 bow I de4elt aU war, 1111& lti' ~.. .~r!r.n IIIII : ~I!' ,, ~ Driver Cited KentuckyDerby 0 { c k F"~~htmg • Rmded • · .·' ,. scribed u tall. laD, J01ID& teo llgtous, and lovely,• wu foullll sprawled under 811 orpaln tlie 50. 1 ~ANOTHER lliiNG- dttl CHICAGO (UP I) _ Dr. Martin Luther King · peoding the filing ol charges. , GRENADA, Miss . (UP() - · five killed in one crash ple-sl, Middleport, passed Gl upon the nation's Negroes Sund~y to .~esolv~ thetr dtf-1 They had. been separated and Civil rights leaders vowed to- [ near Elyna , doed on auto acct- Sunday afternoon in _,_. GOP Direction ferences in a "coalition of consctence and JOin forces I she had flied for divorce. day to renew demonslrations , dents from 6 p.m. Frldsy un- hospital. , WA' 'ffNGTON - REPUBLI· in a nonviolent army that no political machine could A woman who had helped , broken up Sunday by a squad ol j til midnight Sunday, a •urvey Born June 4, 11104 in cans In search of the way back defeat. Mrs. Fore move Sunday had 1 state police who sprang out by United Press International ville she was &be da~~:.,:! I to power have been urged to King a Nobel prize-winner, spurned the call for •gone to the restaur ani with her J of hiding and banged heads and the Ohio Highway Patrol tbe 'late Levi and take a leaf from the Kennedy black separatism as unrealistic and said Neg_roes and · to get something to eat. . She ; with billy clubs and gun butts showed. Pierce. notebook - put the accent on white were "tied in a single 1said Fore approached the1r car 1in a wild melee at the county I . dr ed d 8 ·vors include her 1and one of youth . New . faees and fresh arment of destiny .,, CIVI) in the parking lot, invited t?em cc-·· ouse _ Six persons ' an_ b urVJRoscoe · 1 dau ter Mn. programs atmed at the young g King led ahout 5,000 persons movement's choel proponents ol to eat with him and was reject-[ " If you don't like what hap- three were kolled In oth Jenkin;on Flmeral aa dew foP people who will come to domi· on a two-mile march to City l"black poyer" on the Issue of ed. •pened today be here tomor· l er aCCidents to boost the acCI- tw J 'k Satterfield 11 Rt. 1 Bud""" · who nale the electorate in the next Hall, where m(e his reformation vloleoce. Floyd McKissick, \ She said he returned to his row ," Leon Hall, a field worker dental death loll to 33 for the :d Dan ' efenlnlll. der•'e ••tll be a key to GOP namesake he posted on the prestdenl of the Congress of car, she got out of the car Mrs . i for Dr. Marlin Luther King Jr ., I weekend. f' ld 0 0 1 b th Meigs General Jbp!tal filler rejuvenation, according to a door his iisl ol 14 demands to Rac!al Equality !CORE l, drew I Fore was in and wen! in the told a rally attended by about \ Over the long Fourth ol July : (>· (> wo years illnelll,......., hoM tofrank report called "where the make Chicago an "open city ." an ovation when be told the restaurant, then heard a !hol l70 persons Sunday holo'day 3! persons dt' ed in traf- Pn terceo"'1 omber ' sister al2 p.m. at"'- Ban..,. " d th d' I d F , II \ IBeterce, urn us , a ' .... vote s are. The actlon was symbolic of crow ere was no 1sagree- an saw ore~ car pu away. Hall said Negroes would fie accidents . th M ti two grandchilPresbytmiu d:llrdl Wltb The report, prepared by the Martin Luther who tacked hi• ment between CORE and King · He was. found at his trailer attempt to use the facilities at • . . · . ' , "and a:n."'great-grandehild. the Rev. Howard lbqlpllllflle. conservative • oriented Senate "95 Theses" on the door of the : on hat poonl. borne. behind a bar he owns, by Sardis Lake, sw•m in the Kiwa· 1 The vtctom• mcluded, ln n, iatlog. Burial wu Ill lie Willi Republican policy committee, castle Church in Wittenberg. ! "Black power, oontrary to sberifl's deputies. nis Club swimming pool and in- soulheastern Ohio, William B. Mro. Satterfield was a mem- cemetery. was released during the week· Germany, in 1517. fl was what it has been misrepr.esenl- i tegrate oUI<r facilities. Hounshell, 24 . Rt. 2 Beaver, be:' of tbe Chcrch of Chrosl of He was 8 member ollbe Jill'. end . "Sill<'f party idenlificeti"" Luther's first public act in his Ied to mean, docs not advocate , CLINIC REPORT killed when hi• car left Ohio Moddleport. . . riaonvtlle PreabyterlaJI .-c111 Is al Its weakest among voters crusade for reformation of the violence," McKissick saod. "Jt l Gallia county health nurses Mayor Takes Up 220 in Pike County and crashFuneral servoces will be of HarrlSOIIVIIIe Grautll in t,_,ir early and mtddt• 2 1S, catholic Chureh. advocates political and econom- last Saturday administered 24 d d ed near Waverly. at 10 a.m. at the Prior 1o farmiJie be wu we suggest presence of enorTwo dozen people passed out , ic power. fl is not a slogan . It polio, 31 DPT's, s!x D-T's, 33 Two Ban 8 Satur ay mgsCoats Funeral B'""': . schoolleacber lJl M8ip COUll· r.-.ous opportunty; opportumty from tbe 9S-degree be Some lis a movement wblcb seeks to tuberculin skin tests, five ly- Two persons were fined and Rev . Donald HICks olfiCI8ling. m y-ears He l!eiVId to make the!O new voters Re- 1011,000 persons bad been 'lchange conditions from wh!cb phold innocuiaUons and six two forfeited hoods in the court Vetel'BDI Memorial Hospital Burial will be In Gravel HID "::lthe lbtbera public""S; opportunity to expected to attend the rally riots erupt." smallpox vaccinations. Since the of Pomeroy Mayor Charles A> --ti.,lons Salllrdoy _ Ford , cemetery m Cheshire. Frlenda Board many years. these new voters in terms of Jhat King Isler said was a King has been highly crKieal first of the year free lmmuni- Legar Saturday mght. Goodnight, Reedsville; Mrs. may_ eall at the funeral borne Surviving are bJ1 wife Norma, !heir own problems, their own "tremendous •ucce!B." · ol the term "black power," zations to GaUia residents have Ernest E. Blake, 42, Colum- Kermit Fisher, Cleveland. anytime. brothers CJarenco' Ml 0. Issues. their own needs and The rally marked an ap- contending it carriea overtones totaled 501 polio. 564 OPT' s. and bus, wa• _fined 'IS and costs Florida; Earl, Belvine, OliiD, (Continued on Page 4) parent detente between King Iof black supremacy. 286 smallpox vaccinatior on conviCtion of reckless oper- Dlschar8es Salllrday - Mrs. Melp General Bolpllal and era! nleces IIIII pbewl , ation and Roy Sidney Sansbury, William Levacy and daughter. Admll81ono S l - y sev arranpmellla De .,; 47, Middleport, $5 and cost!, Admlssloaa Sanday - Alma zo Menchini, Pomeroy. 1 !be Martin ;:..II 0 failure to yield right of way. Doss, Coolville; Edna Leach, Discbal'IM Satorday Forfeitures were by Mary Pomeroy; Katherine Weaver, Admlulou Somday McDaniel, 28, North Carolina, Harrisonville; Francis David- les Harrison, Middleport; assured clear distance, $25 bond son, Langsville. Ia Redekin, Albany. GARDEN CITY N.Y. (UP!) Sovlel poet in an open letter this one I bave a partl<'lllar and heavy and aopl!lslleated wea- and stanley Kiser, Letsrt Falls, Dla<barges SUnday Sadle Dlscbafpa Sunday _ Betty ldcEihilmey. Bailey. - NOOel Prize.wlnnlntl ~erica published in New~, for personal batred. I am against pons they carry to kill our sons. lntollcatlon, $25. aovellst Jf!hn Steinbeck today wblch be bas been wrltlng a this Chlne•e-lnspired war. 1 And where lbat oU and those IIDld Sov)et poet Yev1eny nationally synldlcated week)J don't know a slDIIe American weapons come from, you Yevtuallenb . !bat "the ,&illll column. who Is for IL But •. • you probably know better than I • , ()C ftB!ph Cundill Middleport would fall sUeot and our dear · The Pulitzer and Nobel prize- uked me to denounce half a , ' ' 10118 _9!!'1ld come home" lt winning writer asked Harry F. war, our half. I appeal to you "f hope you also know tbal If KINGSTON, Mleh. (UP!) Police got an early tipoff raid. Only four "'ll cll8d IniAl' IDddleport Vllo 1\Iinla eolllld persuade North Guggenheim, Newsday's .editor to join me In denOUDclng lhe lbose weapoDS were nul being State pollee camouDaged In about the eoct fights billed by managed to escape as !age court of VIetNam agree In &ood Jalth and publisber, to mge bls whole war. aent, we would DOl be In Viet treea the site of its promoters as Kentueky pollee 011 the JP'OWl!l l'ii<IOJlOdl aoekleat a.JD. Ill ne&olla!e. . c:npyrlgh~ reply slD!WiaDeous- "Surely you don't belleve !bat Nom at all • , , .... ' ntucky Derby of cock Derby of eoct flghtlng." in. 11111ay 111 Gl'llft.IC In a poem publlsbed Jull 7 In ly available to all news media. our 'pilots Oy Ill bomb "I beg you to use your very 1 1 g h t 1ng," Sunday swooped Wearing special camouDage Pollee Slid Hille IIIOilf7 •Poll<e uld ()Jndlll's velllc'lt a ~~ Ulerary newspaper, In ao doing, Guggfnbelm cblldrell,' tbal we send bombs CODSiderable Jnlluence oo your down on olgnal from a pollee outfits, state troopers were conllocaled boe&UIO the balk parUc1 Yevllk notedld and ht*vy equipment agalJlst people, your govemment, and plal:e tv break up the bloody, bidden In treea and a1ou1 the coek light beltlnl 11 :. """' tebl- inJillcent olvlllana! Tbls Ia not on those who look to the Soviet lll=l oporl edges ol tbe woods where the with 111 etlllral ......., pr; •6 f ·' _.,. bec , 11!11111 • ....,.. r "'"uwr o son, oil the VIet Nam war beck, II c:urrently a U.S. soldier Easi'Berlln In 1153, BudapeallJl Union for uslstanee, to stop " fights were held. The tarteSt """""' o1 · , '• !11'1"! . ' . • II protest the VIet N!UD. lfl66, nor .• Tibet In 11159.. sending the murderous mercll- Olfioers arrested 88 of the M a prearranged moment a ncovll'td - ·from a · 011 North VIet l!t"pbeclr'a open teller read, "You !mow aa well as I do, andlse tbrougb .North VIetNam speclalora and eonftscated 1.10 state pollee airplane circled !be Dlllflt.• lland · 11M up bJ1 II! jllrl:. " ... You !mow"'~ Geoya, ~t we 1re .,..btlll oil be used agaillatlbe South., birds. Thltleen of the battlinijrl&h.l area and through a ~ , _ ..... 1 IT.'••. N:>l' Maaltalna. The 28-yoaHid eoe4 181 I FO~ lbe l:toclc)' . ~r,:;.~"f,.-;,:"~i~c~~~~:... Service will ~luaive. ing lot ol the Spamsh Main ResemonstratiODS deaths isis this weekend as traffic 'd ~. I taurant, about t2 mile! east of hit holiday proportions B Wdn sd Sunday olllowa ball bore on u.s. T0 be Renewed lor the second straight week. . e e e ay quite • lew lrlladlJ lliJiuclbrC Her husband, Denver. 50, was beld in Atbens County jail \ At least 24 persons, Including Jemlie Satterfield, 62, 790 Ma· or two boy frladl. Bu& J 1 LOOK, WCM\AN, WHEN I ~NT YOU/l OPINION I'LL Alit!< ""'*'til Few Leads Found m· Search For Killer 0{C0IIP.tJe Coed %rt F0..- Murder I Near Athens \ were A line ol Jl • I I Wl . . ted sweeplllg llnrouda.lbe lllle, were tlpecll!d Ill hit ceDtral lllld lllllllllem oeelloD! UlDg lbe 1 2~__IIIm~es A k d R } Negroes s e to eso ve D"ff • c I" • I erences In oa Ilion The slleriff'• depiltmelll ...,; ; ported IIDOiber wreck .. ~ ' Route 248 at !be IDMised'_. ,Of' old Route 7 wbere a ~· by Larry Kellh lll1l. "' lit. I, . Long Bottom, ..... time Friday Dl&bl b1 ,. Wled automobile. far Violent weather swept Ohio lightning and a hail storm witb read 68 at Toledo, 66 at Cle~~ Ibis past weekend with at least stones "as big as goU balls" land and Manetta, 69 at Cur one tornado, a hail storm, light- struck western Montgomery cinnali and 68 at Colwnbus. ning strikes and high winds. County. 'l'ballderstorma 0. Tap A small tornado hit near Ay- Heavy rains soaked mll)ly Althougb tbe weather mnderersville in Defiance County Sat· I parts of the state with up to ated late Sunday and remained urday night , demolishihg a , lour inche• of water, but oo ma- lcalm overnight, it looked Uke 1 noU>e trailer and injuring six I JOr flooding was reported. more thunderstorms w o u I d occupants. Sheriff's deputies The storms lowered tempera- \' move into the state later ill the said four adults were in good tures, but only temporarily. By day. cr~wl Co~mun-[ ~otor side and door ol Tutlle's nllloo le. No diaries '""" flied. By United Prest loteraal!onal Ireported small fires caused by daybreak today tbe mercury :: ' treated and released. v COLUMBUS (UPU-GrOODd Commt~nist gunners ~Wtught down one American ' ·•••· · 11 '' The twister also wrecked a wDI be broken July 21 for implane, an Air Force F4 Phantom, but its twQoman ULA RIDENOUR garage and blew a barn off Its! provemeol of a road oD doe was quickly rescued. An A4 Skyhawl!. from the c•rnerl . foundation. II knocked down north sho... of Rocky Fork USS Constellation waa missing and presumed down. IJia Rodenoar, Chesler, bas scores of treea and cut a path !' Lake Highland County, markTwo land-based Skyhawks sank an armed eompleted a course in Cosme- through a woods. II was lhe on· 1ng the atart of the APJIIllacbist vessel with Zuni· rockets and, 20 milh!"eter \ tol•i!Y and advaoc•• balr otyl· 1 Jy tornado reported in Ohio ai- . Ia highway program in Ohio. cannon shells as the boat raced toward the two ai.J'IIlen ing at Southerton • Marty though more severe ones swept Glenu Rhodes of Mouat eight miles off the coast. An Air. Force Albatross Beauty Academy. Sbe Ia now tbrough Michigan and Indiana. Orah will do the work amfer plane picked up the downed pilots wtthm \ employed at _the La Femme Wmd and --:as 8 $3ll,248 contriH't. after they parachuted into I Beauty Shop lD Belpre. panied by It g h n lt n g Reloeatlon of u. s. 5! at the sea . situated 130 miles west-north[caused numerous fires an ,.,1e,,burg another Appa1 The United Stales lost lour west of llano!, 20 moles north· I knocked down trees and utili!) / Jt:;a project, 11 oxpeetecl to 1 helicopters in the Soutb and northwest of tbe Panhandle poles. Dayton was blacked out ; early aext mouth. A M.l four servicemen were , port of Dong Hoo and another , for up to an hour Saturday million eontract already bas killed in one of the crashes. . ,32 mtles nortb-northwesl ol when eiectr•c wire• were beeD awonled .for tile ...... American infantrymen . who ,-tai Vinh. . , 1 .knocke<l do\1ll. , -.,. killed 238 Communist troops in 1 I A U.S. Marine CH34 Choctaw \ .l · Mao Killed Madame Nature Mad 63 Ford The handle bars of Heaton's cycle ripped through the wind· shield and left side of the Bal· u.s. Air F?rce and Navy planes SAIGON (UP!) _ W~r fl. · •. .. St.anderd t 1 tires. · of the road over an embank· ment. Balderson sustained lac- eoU.::~IE:t Chu~: w(~~ ~:C~u~~~·N~;;: ~l~/Wa:. t~~n~i~i~a~I·:~~~s::~ Tuesday opens a 12-<lay confer- reported today. . Alt.LEY• OOP euto trar Balderson,s car, follDwing the Impact, ran off the right side More Oil Depots Hit by Bombers In Northern Raid ·. at WORLD Auto. Injuries. Ginther, a passenger on the cycle driven by Heaton, also suffered a compound tractura of his left leg. The victims were transported to Pomeroy by the Pomeroy emerJ:ency unit at S:fi p.m., transferred to a Ewing ambulance ad rushed to Holzer. Two ambulances, with oquad members ln each, took the vic· lims from Pomeroy to Holzer. The Meigs County Sherifl's Two Meigs county men were seriously Injured In a molorcycle-<:111' collision Sunday on Route 7, just north of Chester. Rushed to Holzer Hospital and admitted with severe injurIes were cycllsl!! James Heat. on, RD 3, Pomeroy and Ray Ginther, 27, of Chester. Hoapltal officials said today Heaton's left leg had been am· putaled by surgery . Heaton suffered a compoond fracture of bis leg, and multiple other Balderson told authorities he saw the cycle dart toward the centerline, pull back, then started to pass a southbound car, crossing the (e[]terline and striking the left front of Balderson '9 northbound car. department said the cycle, a Harley-Davidson, ran headon into a car operated by Thomas H. Balderson, 21, of 2303 Highland Road, Parkersburg. ·. • I ' ~ ,t,•t,~~ .~ ~t~ - ~ . r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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