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Lettie Roush, tle'"Ju)y meetilog ot the, Busy I Mrs. Lawrence Bing, and EJiz. ~~· ' Class of the Moddleport abeth Slaven. . first ~~ti~t Church Thurs- 1 Devotions were .§•;en by Mrs. •.. .. " • day eV'e~1ng at t~e church. Beu- Charles Bennett and included Jah Wh1te, pres1dent. pres~d~. a meditatwn entitled, •·p ull ~·~h ~~: Cera Pu!len gtvmg from Above'' taken from "The 1 Secret Place.'' Members anI swered roll ca ll by giving a f<Jvorite JOke . Plans were made for a "come as you ~:~re " party in August . 1 Attending in .addition to the " • •' • -• I Service On Request 1 i r n....U.t ' n.vDti1S'On ·5"• P.O . MI!ROV KAREN DIANE MATTOX .Fielding Hawkins. August Event cation. POMEROY NITIONAL BANK is Planning Btuaar '!'he August meeting will with Mrs. RUT~AND \ Member Federal Reserve System "'"'"'"""' ~ c. A. B arnett. be Build Peace Chapel, and a em, A Revelation. She gave a meditation from 35 teet off a building while I with the pledge to flag and inspecting fire protection equip- moment of silent prayer. ! ment. communication was read nurse, expressing a for cards and letters received. --- A birthday box of in~:~:~:! gifts brought by the 1 was sent to Miss Thoma and also a round robin car<l. A SACROPEDIC i 1 I i 1 1 Wateon. iI Annual PictJic 01 Garden Club Held at Park In order kl Piislep. Terrifle values, recntar sites and haU Gre~JUT J Middle Ohio Valleu G~ Plet111Dt SUNDAY, JULY 24, 1966 ~} ......... 0 Pomeroy-Middleport They ·came when they held sponsored preSB confere....,, lnveatigaUon · showed tile ,... swers they dented giving wert supplied by 1 French tnterpre.. ter in a language nelibll' understood . Sen. Allen J. Ellellder, D-LI:, said Saturday lbat If the North Vietnamese try U.S. plloll aa · war criminals wUJ try to ~ that the U.S. d'11'f' wllatevfl Jt, necessary to . ''obliterate'' the government of Nortb VIet · Na,.,, CONTINUED On Page I TODAY'$ THOUGHT "All bumaD wl!do.Ji Ia IIID med up ID two wotdt ... ·,ftl and bopo." - Ale.uncler DluD .. tbl EWer. I :--: i'"-;, ... THREE SECTIOI'I. \j' ----~::-:::-:-:--::---·----------------- " ".J -- PRICE 10 CENT& "' ift Freedom Is For All ing Trail Garden Club was held Wednesday at 6 p. m. at Royal Oak Park with Mrs. C: L. Heat- ;. ,;~.....- HtrJ't thf llol~tlll'l1 for btclrllllhll t1u1 to tiHplnr on too toft • ft'llftnu. A $20 11~ln1 on tile mtttr"' that' a mt<le for tmllhlul bKio. ILIP9QI'I lftd 1011nd, eomfort.ble alttp. The Sacropedlc feltiJru Unlfllucte c..trvcflOn, • fltlllll¥t deep quiltlnt ptOCHl thtt CGmbirltl IUKUJiOUI IOftntM lml hulthful i&UpPOrt. And Ia top It oil, th8 a.mco S.Cropldk: has . _ . . , ~ . _ MIIOYllll mattr . . lauttoM 01101 and for d Ill. Sacrt~Pde IIIPEIIII.a rqul• $89.H deluu m•Hreu now only ..Q.tl Quil~ .....,._ "Tht Wotld'• at.lul s~Hp~nc Pit~· only $71.71 INGELS FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT conducted by Mrs. Lewis, president, and plans were made to plant more an. nuals and clean up the front entrance to Beech Grove etery. Projects for the coming year were annotmced by program committee_ Mrs. Lewis discussed county meeting on July 1 which the club was host. members plan to make a tour of strip mines on Wednesday, August 3. '!'he traveling prize d!mated by Mrs. Walter Bento was awarded to Mrs. Joseph Struble. '!'he next meeting will be held at the home of M r o. Struble on August 10 instead of August t7 due to the fair. A tour of the park concluded the --------------------------------------------------Jieve~. J!, ; Praises Fighters in Asia, Asks Equal Spirit at Home FROM UNITED PRES$ INTERNATIONAL • lt.BIIIFELDS SELL THE GENUINI ' waist. I, ii L.EE OV!RALLS Lee Oversll• are taUored sizes - bavt 4 In 1 bfb pocket, 11fety watch pocli«, ruot proofed butlono, shield lock biple aeams and many other feat~ to make them wear well, Itt well and satisfy you. At ElherleldB you'll find Boys Sizes 8 to 18 wRANGLER BRUSHED DENIM WESTERN JEANS ' ciJ'Penter overalll in white or hie!kory atripe, painters ove.-.ua in white, blue denlm OYeralls for genel'll wear, and 1hlckocy stripe for leDWal wear. Slzet 34 to M. KNIT SPORT SHIRTS SHOP APRONS Bib front style at waist. Also 1 Complote Seloctlon of LH O.nlm Jackots in lined or ·unlined stylu. Sins 36 to 50. lova $1.95 lliort IIH•t MENS BLUI DINIM MENS WASH N WEAR In olzes 3 Ia 7 allj( 8 IIJ · 18. SQiids and strlpeo ties regular colftr style& and Henley neck" 2 UTiliTY JACKETS s~yJes. SALI PRICI for $3.00 I' , , ' Made of Dan River popUn In charcoal or navy blue. Plaid flannel lined - zipper front - 2 pockets. Sl2e1 small, medium, large and extra large. 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Duck BIB OVERALLS IAU Another shipment of these popular rugged work overalls. Made with double kneea. and reinforced poe· f<eto. Sanforized shrunk. A Complete aelectlon of aim. lor'• Ll...tWotght ztpr Jackets Washable. 100% cotton wilb ppfald fillute1 tlnlq. a llan! pockell. Stu 8 to a. suro to - the •ther Carhart! Brown Duck Work Clothes. CarP.,.ter"a Ovorallo - Lined Button front Jockoto - ZlpjMr froni lined Jackals --, Lined Snap on Hoodo. 18 in 10Ud color red or obar<Oat. · I Wctr,l9t ,.... No More ~~ugW . ~.oo· ·····Mot S . ' . JANLO'N-.· - ~;: and the Is ilol hiJ r,al nour~; not to use bla io mutwil SPORt SMIRTS • ' '> Soll,d coloN blue;· ,.._ maize, bqllon·'front. Osble sUteb lrlm. Small, medfum "". ~ Onlr, .~......· tarce.- . •4~88 Don't forgtt Our Furniture Sale end the Cu1tom ~g'r•pity $!t:Je · ELB.E.RFELDS I.N POMI·ROY.· . Tensions Tightened by Death Of Negro in Cleveland Slum Sbeo smaU, medium, lar&e $5.95 sanforlzed shrunk. Made of long wearing cotton twill. Dark olive, forest green, tan, dark grey and !lilver grey. Tho Shirts are in sizes 14.,. to 20 and in your proper sleeve leiJgiJ!. lave down shirt type collar, anchored· buttons, two button through flap pockets. Brown Henley neck to 50 in solid colora, green 1'11• Pants are In size 29 to 50 waist measure, are C:.rhartt $2.95 Short StHva KNIT SPORT SHIRTS dpper closure, two large root!tJo poeke15. s;,.. 36 "Big Yank11 WORK UNIFORMS .$6.00 Mons With nylou ojJIUt llnlnR. Vat dyed army twill, S.V. Friday and Saturday '!'he annual picnic of the Wind- on asking grace. A short business session was il stripes, $3.95 and winter. the hostess to the above and Mrs. Thomao Clark, lllrs. Jed 1 1 Webster Sr., Mrs. George Mow-~ roy, Mrs. Olin Knapp and a i guest, Miss Unda Mowrey. Nationally atWertised ytar 'round ptlce $59.91 PHONE 992·2635 - - - - ---·-·"'"-. t'OL. 1 NO. 25 Dl!110ted To 2'he 24PAGES 420 Nylon In Blzea 6 to 18 tipered style ·- hao adjustable waist - bo cuffsblatlr, wheat, olive green or )oden green. Soft and rugged. Brushed denim In popular blue color. Tapered fit. Sanforl2ed ahrunlt. Sbea 29 to 38 ~~··~· .. For 'yample, he was in need of treatment. The prisoners are on their own even in these minor matters, however, because no exceptiona are officially recog· ~;, 85'% CottOp - 15% to Mrs. A. V. Howell, a •hut·in j Saturdey Nights Plald1, f\oraiB, circum· prl""""r can give his ''name, rank, """Bf·~ lilrnl>er alld date of the Information "II blm,tcal to the United o~,.. 1'_... ~'>,. DRESS UP SLACKS $'1'.4i· round robin card was also se11t Refreshments were served by op¥Hfifday and Sele tan or gr~J. Stoek up now on your needs for this fall l Ung and Mrs. Owen l Dress Sleeks In certai.1 MeCiuro of n1;~~~;. They were of 'li6S irter yean by the VIet 1 member. I Games were played and priz, eo awarded kl Mrs. Ben Neutz· l I Mens ol conduct Is strict are iome permissible exceptions were started, lhUe would be no end to them. Even in the case of torture, the code provides only that "once a man il placed in a position wher~ It Ia beyond his abUity kl resist answering further questions, his further answers are made entirely on his own · responslbUity. Upon repatriation, the circumstances of capture and conduct through the perind ol detention will be examined." The c~arges, later dismissed, were brought against Sgt. George E. Smith of Chesler, W. Va., and Sgt. Claude D. ...t· ~~ ·l~ BOYS PERMANEN'I' PRESS WESTERN JEANS several articles Paratroopers Constance Thoma, tt:h:e:r:::::~ ' S.le $6.48 · are now held Ill North VIet Nam. tlje bulk of the 63 lmoWio to have been Another 2lZ are nmy hne been lllzed. Military o:xperts feel that H the praetlce ol allowing tmts • tnhc•Ael sizes. "WRANGLER" BRUSHE.IJ DENIM of NILES,MAN Ohio KILLED (UP!) - John .Bay Mrs.Psalm Geraldbook. Wildermuth, prE>!· I· K. Engelhardt, 49, Warren, was I ident, was in charge of t h 1 1 killed here Thursday when he business session, which openea I fell Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation $7.95 Mens Dress Slacks $8.9 5 Past Presidents 01 Auxiliary Meet Wednesday ial guest, Mr. C. A. Barnett. including, Serv1ng ;: ,. ~gs Cc11nty for over 94 yean Sele ----- Gladys Williams, and a spec- leader, read zipper and wrlljl ,to hi.! molber, .a prlaoner would 11avt to disci~ .at least her nam• . If the )kter Willi sent through the Red CroSB, or her name and adilrts~ Where the services of the Red Cross were not recognized. Some Small ExceplloBI It II unlikely_he wonld receive black marks for· having done so, though the Pentagon withholds the names of relatlveo and addresseo of men who have been captured. Or he might give his own medical history II • Fair wltb Hltle lemJI"''ature Mondsy. aba•c• toDIJbl and DRESfts · terrific values. : Rutland. The WSCS ol Reedsville was recently entertained at an all were WEATHER conGN otn. siJH. Bll' l!lection, and Mrs. Arthur Roush. hue is a former resident Clilml Laek ""''dac Worntm1 SIHVtlell front · styleo. Regular and $S,.q·. $6.95 Mens .Dress Sl1cks Force Brosdculs from Hanoi haw a~ted repoftodly. that AmeriCilft •. ~ llave. "a!IQioglzed" f!X' bom~lpl C<imllibolfst oil di!poll alld .other Installations .. T)oo .broadcast. ta~k the auth..,. lie ~or of sfined statemenla obtai.. from some POW• in the Korean war. '!'he milltaty code of conduct I< getting ito first test In a ohootlng war. It was drawn up . beeaUBe of the behavior ol iotne of Amerlran prisoners In the Korean 1\'ar. Twenty-two of lbe refused to be repatriated SPECIAL PURCH.tlll Button front and •. ealbhate "lnsufftclent-rildence." $5.95 Mens Dress Sleeks-- S.le$Al88' Buckley, Mrs. Hazel Buckley, Road in Syracuse. Mrs. Nancy Buckley, Mrs. C. A. Barnett, Mrs. Rushla Shum· '!'he meeting opened with the way Mrs. Nell Wilson, and Lord's Prayer in unison and guesis, Mrs. Ina Massar, Mrs. Mrs. 0. A. Martin, devotion&l j than their "'name, rank, serial number and date of birth." lnforrnatlon admittedly ·" Is mea1er, since the · Viet OJnr llld till' North VIetnamese have barred representatives of the llltereall at the Ullllid' Illes;" The ,~ were dlarnlllfl for Jntel'IUitlollll Red" C1'Gu Com· mtuee from the ~h OJin,lj>l and have refuled to' negGIJ&te concemln1 ~a!jbent of lbe captives.. II Is aoswned, however, that the Communists wo~ have ' quickly made propqanda cap(. tal of (lrlsoner stalernenta detrimental ~ the ·i United ~tes If thee~ coula have estracted any. They made sucb claims, aU IIIKXI~, when u.s. prisoners paraded througb Hanoi str..ls. . Two Army sergeunla were swiftly absolved of chargl!ll that . they gave · the VIet Coo& "certain documents, otatemeniJ and writings infmlcal kl tli.e patterns. lawn. American Legion Auxiliary Members attending yere Mrs. Drew Webster Post Wednesday Dorotha Reibel, Mrs. Mamie evening at her home on College I Mrs. Orville Landers of Col~":j bus, formerly of PQrne~oy;,. all suflered a heart altac a a patient al MI. Carmel Ho• pltal. WOMINS DUSTERS, A fine group of slack; for summer or year round wear. Size 29 to 50 waist measure. Many, many styln' are permanent press. .Materlala are rayon· and wool blends - Dacron and rayon blenda ~ Ray&n JRd· acetate blends. A fine selection of colon and neat Mrs. Lillie and Rose Thomas. Plans were rna de for a Bazaar to be held this fall . A bake sale will be held this Saturday, Ju- Mrs. Roy Holmes enterlainly 23, 10 a.m. on the Riebel ed the Past Presidents of the Nights i 6t00 to' 8:00 p.m. l l~fli~ JULY SALES Sale! Mens Dress Slacks 1 day meeting at the home of r ~rr. f.iday Word wa.s ~"t:lv GUDfotd CODege, N. C.; Mr. alld Mrs. Albert Ka!Mr, Albany, Ohio, and Mr. and MrS. Hom· er Brown, Letart. SPICtALI Thursday evening. Mrs. Dona- Rent a Safe IUposit box ltere NOW! :f Malee Elberlelds In Pomeroy Your·Sh~pping! Center Both are 1963 graduates of Mrs. Mary Donahue Bf Dun Po<a High School. can Falls, Ohio, ill visiting with The bride-elect is a grand- friends in the area . Sh,e was daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Qlrl the dinner guest Wednesday MatltJX of Point Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MilMr. and Mrs. R. R. Anderson i hoan and visited with the Verof Vienna, W. Va. non Weber family in Rutland l uWit"all 'yl!or cu'lfiA .. I Church at I ON "'i;w11afion• burglM ore quick to ar<epf is a bouse or apartment left unoccupied during sumIller vorotloo and weeJclendsl Why risk needles• lo" of your ¥Ciu~y theff or llr&-when you can relil''cl Safe ·Dei!Osij box here for so little (and des reported Saturdsy; ... , lllere have been no eotalllllbJd allp.uf18 ao yet io lht ~avior of American prisoners of war held by tho Communlsll in Viet Nam. Will! the North Vietnam•" ttorealening to try alld uecuto them as war crlrntnais, the prisoners so rar appear "' have adhered to the post-Korea code of conduct which pledgeo them not to disclose aoythlng more OPEN·\ FRIDAY, TONIGHT UNTIL 1:011 cmd TOMORROW, SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 Mrs. George Hackett, Sr. and daughter, Mrs. Torn Scally ' returned home Wednesday all· er being in Columbus for sev· Nitro, eral days with Mr. Hackel! who Va., the Rev. Charles Roth is recovering from a heart perform the open church attack at Grant Hospital in mony at S p m. uniting Columbus. marriage Miss Karen Mr. and Mrs . Robert Haley Mattox ' daughter of Mr. d h"!d M.k K athy N" an c1 ren, 1e, Mrs. Leonard Milo a x 01 t- iind Barbara have returned tro, and Mr. Ralph Wayne Null, from a vacalion ftshing trip son o( Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. to McConnelsville. · Null of !led House, W. Va. ) . Mr., and Mrs. Warren Ben. The br1de-elect has complet- 1 nett and family of Columbus ed _her ~unior year at Marshall visited recently with his par· . Umverstly where she .was a ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles vocational home economics m~- Bennett. jor, a member o( Kappa Oml· . cron Pfli. home economics bon- Steve Doolittle of Berea is orary and a member of the visiting his grandparents, Mr. Home Economics Associ'atlon. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert. She will complete her senior Ricky Cline, son of Mr. and year at West Virginia UnJver~ j r,trs. Michael Cline of Mcsity, where her fiance is a sen- , A~thur , . has spent the week ior majoring in Physical Edu-1 With h1s grandparents, Mr. INVItATION TO BURGLAR~?• I M~nlbtr •S On August 27 at St. l~ YOUR VACATION AN !. ! ~Y • ~ Reibel and Mr. J. A. Young, · Sr. and other relatives. QlriQge I ~~~=--.-.---====.!Methodist ! ·I' ... M Hamilton, W~'j.'ON <UPI) -Mil~ u Mrs lhoiiW Mrs . Alice Lawhorn and dau· Fisher, Miss Eula Harris, Mr. Hank . Seri·al. . n ' :.ertcan with his parents, Mrs. Robert Mattox-Nu/1 Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner, Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. Pearl Hof!· man. Julia Grim and M r s. 1 Meet.sbtHome 01 Mrs: Biggs; Mrs. Arthur Skinner was alghters, Mr. and Mrs. E be r and Mrs. Kite Bug(eas, Mr; business visitor recently in j1 Roush, Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. and Mrs. Edwin Roosb, Mr. and Columbus. Leonard McDaniel, Mr. alld Mrs. Larry A,ngell and _chll· Joe Yoong, Jr. and sons of Mrs. Boyd McDaniel, all of Ma- ,dren, Mrs. Ada Bailey, Notro; Cambridge visited this week Mr. alld Mrs. Johnle i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ashley. I above. were Mrs . John Seines , I Mrs. James Souders, Mrs. Ja-1 Ai To ers from a large area. ' cob Turner, Nora I l.LEANEIIS ' w. llondaJ, &usuaua, . . . '' August 11 due to t11e ,._,, Game.s were~- ~ :priz. ea awarded to ~ Cbarlet Lathey, Mrs. Robert Eads, Karla" K~ alld Da. mon ' New Haven· Mra. Jobn Buah and chllciren, i..et.rt; . Mrs • . Boyd W..,_; Mr. and M ra. Mro. Nathan BJ8ia;.., !Joal· M~. ~ E:bac~!:d Boyd wears, Jr.; Mr. alld Mr,, to .... Cb .... luli. Wed ' WU!Jur 1 Jll, . I Ralph w..,. ~d M ra · ,.. "'" a.oe<. c · • • Blrcbllel4 Mn 0 h·te • f • · ' . nel!d*r• evening ~t h!ir' home, "stewart 8 1' Mr. and Rutland Jloacl· A short busl· Carl Angell a ~~- Mtred Biggs. ' Mrs. Cbill'les Tut;ley allll 11011s, III!S8 sesa!on wao. collducted by ReltesJunenta were served 1>J Mr. alld Mrs. Bob HaU, Lola Mrs. Raymond Fischer, vice th h teas to thoee named • and Brad, Mr. alld Mrs. Son~ president, and plaris wero made • "'lid Mrs Kenneth MlcllSonnet! and daughter, Mr. and· "' go to OScar's at Gallipolis bore 8 · · Mrs, Dallas, Mr. and Mr•. lor dinner on WedneodBJ, Aug· ae · · . Earl Harros, R~cky ·~ Steve, 1111 10. 11 WjiS declded· lo have SUFFERS ATTACK Mr. John ~. Mr. Gaoy the next reaular II)OOtlq . on __ , ed here· thai Roush, NEW HAVEN"'- The 20th reunion of the famDy of lhe late · Boyd Wears and Mary Louisa Taylor Wears, Nitro, Va., wu held on Sullday at the Mrs. Walton Manley and"Mrs. New Haven Park. Tom Hendricks were business Atterullng were Mr. and vlsitors in Huntington, W. Va. Mrs. George Hndson, Bryan and _this we~k. They also attended Cberyl, Mr. and Mrs. Brooks the a0toque sale held at Gallo Edwards and Shirley, Mr. and polis which drew antique deal- Mrs. Boyd Kinzel and sons, the church. '!'he birthday song . Roush. llln. ~>arry-KJrt, Jeff ChatterCiub a"" Krlitle, Ml11 x.o,;eua Wears FamiIy Held R·aulll'on. "' At New Haven 0., July 22, 1966 . , ,. .. . .. 'I ' •' ' ' ' ..,i ·,·' ~. I atay out on .. wllkina ~'-" L,ltlle NUet .... .hill 811 older . . ,· . . ManHunt in Bearwallow Ridge Area 'Coke' Morton , 330 Pound Coal Miner Morton, Biggest JJiiner �' ,, ,. ' '· ' ~I' I . '' '' ]' ' !IJ ' l ' t' ' ')(! : P ' ' ~ n . · ~ ·' (~~~~G..~ 'Guerrjllas .~. 1). 'ttackl_.,}·HU;utr.r~. : ~ ~ medy ot Pldladelpbla llld aow · · tl Moaaco, weot &wo lor lbrtt ' 11<!~ .. 1!116 fl~ daj !ah Witl .... ...." \ : . • A . . H . 1· B r ' IC' O P ter -:_' ' ~~~·. , me I can ' e ' . So~ ~ · "' a vlotory plclniJi EW l'R MJPI) -J.oaden and p~ Rican 1811&1 and travellnc •81111ton rtporled arrange a lruce! .the . fire leam lf"'lvHwu lo .. N 1\aton. N..,. and white !IIOmbers of Spon&e-lhe tur"lnl up al limUer oulllrtaks department mnbliized for possiu".N .. · ... -· .. •me.;,ed •qlllltealllll .... ~ Ri<aa iactions in Society for the Prevention of in ChiCIIO and Cleve!ond or ble further disorders In Brook....... , rook • E t New York Negroes Geltlnt! Everythinc. simply to rtlidenta of olher lyn. B lyllll Ma r Jnbn "We're BOing to cool It," a porto of lhe city. No one from The department sent out of the '!'Ore exoept to 11,11 lbal SAIGON· (UP!) ..aomiiiiiiiiBI divtslall apparently marched But llerl Marine pllotl .lilled ... 'fSJturda;" shook serious-faced yollth reported at out of the city has been special "recall" orders keeping the woa. Tllon wu errlllas Saturday night ·at- dlreell1 IOUihward acrou ,the their heiiCIJ»>ers . . the alf V. -...,.Yacited ,;cool II" the end of lhe 1·2 hour closed arrested a• of Saturday. on duty half the men who A suspicion tbat the. :eked one of the .blgpllt U.S. demllttartzed .zone .separatinc elid .out.. ill . danger while hondo "!!'I ' lluo ':-. id door sesalon With the Brooklyn delegation normally would go off duty at 6 MIIJ')nes, awed by the pres- hellco ter bases In Viet Nlll!l North and South VIet NIIIL altack "Ill golns on. , But whe\bfili . : : . "It's beloi agreed by every- nodding agreement, the mayor J>.m. EDT. The extra men were ence of ,the fDrmer Grace KeJ. lh P ba f rtar !Ire In lhe Ill' war, U.S. planes A Rare lhip llt up, the ar• ex trod \0 ! the ted one here to make every effort said the unreal atemmect from on hand to fight blazes touched ly amllljl the OPP!'IIdo•, :1 t awo.:.;:• moAmerican qaJn bombed oll storage elid AllleriCBD "Huey" heUcopo rc"•wed vtole lier was for peace, " Lindsay said, "to the basic problems of "ne&lect, off by firebombs and protect ml&bt Dol have tried too lwd a d ed two air laclii!W in Nol1h VIol Narn A ter IUII!hips pourtd fire 011 the only hol!ro yr . h cool it 0 ff and belp calm It" mlslrust and cbanse but fellow ll!'efighters from mob - or maybe dldJI'I pay that servlftcemnden,d am37agholea in the. Na.:;;•o.......wk ..1 wu da· CommuniSt atl8ck posiUoM. qu•shon. 'l'lltlr• was no c all8• ad "tied that ,: . 1 fear." ' attacks. much atteallon to the 11me, era a ug -~~ -by•·- undru., turd in police .plans and aome 1,500 The mayor mt m mam y Sbak H ad Only hours earlier hundreds . landing pad. ~n~g.,. gro ay Tha spokesmen sale! three of 8a riot. tr~ . tactical patrol one or two cases undoubtedly All • ,a 1 k residents The attack of the U.S. near V'lnb, but the ptlot the Amerlcall! wounded in the squsd memlll!rJ were ordered pert of the trouble comes from The Broup burst mto apRiause of ~a;t ~: Yor violence. Marines' Marble Airfield, thrte m~ to eject fNfll, his attack . were 'servicemen on out for ·lilt """""' night outsiders." He did not specify when three younJl men, a erup e . m . new dec! wo miles south of Da Nang, came ~ lei QV~ lhe ~· where duf)l, ""'t mortar fire llae . whether he was referring lo the Negro, a Puerto Rtcan and • Negro mghtrtders w;";' t re .. thous8nds of American he waa picked Up bJ a boat wounded '~~~rtt lither Amerlclllll I Hopes . for a pause In white, shook hands with each l')'uerto Rtcan men. ~~re· CONTINUED From Page I lnfan n battled a laJtt from a Navy destroyer. In a naval hospital alonplle hostilities were based on the · WEATHER other and with the mayor. bombarded by gunsbottl' emergency . room of Lakeside Viet =force ln a Jungle juot Claim Ptltl CapiUtecl the heUcopter field. response of youth lenders wt• Temperature. precipitation, As the mayor attempted to bombs, rocks and es. where he spent three bours in 25 miles north vi l!al&on. (Communlll Nol1h Viet Narn ' auend":wt:"n:""ly called weather conditions for each 24· • • • surgery. Doctors feared he The Viet eong raid was In claimed ' thai BD American SalurdaJ Hall I ' m?ng hour perlnd as recorded by Pet.! would be blind even It he apparent retaUaliOII for I wup!Ue wu down on the match the Pllll a wort th!.."_esds of mal Ne~ McCormick at Fairfield Weathsurvived. • marnmot~ nlne-battaHon st<eep ~Stem oulaldrls of Hanoi raid !111 ()ct, 21 thel damqed er station. ' The shoo!lng of Toney by lhe U.S, MarlilH qalnst a Salun!ay aftamooa aad the to helicopters ~ the same - Fines Ordered Day High Low Wealber l inlerAJpted the quietest night in Nol1h VIetnamese division In pilot captured.) base, ldUed • Marmebul' Sun. .. .. .. .. . .. 90 61 Fair a week that had produced three the far northwest comer ol U.S .. Marine spokesmen said about 100 Seahees ""' · Mon. .. ... ·..... 91 65 Fair deaths, almost a score ot South Viet Narn. A. U.S. the Marble AlrOeld wu lltnlck hospital and crumpled aomt For 2.tPersons Tues. .. .. . .. .. 92 19 Fair George Hargraves, superintendent of n e injured and mountii!J property apokeaman said the Communlll by 30 rounds of mortar !Ire, buUdinBs. ; Wed. . .. . .. .. .. . 86 63 Fair Meigs Local School District, told Middleptohrt- om%v damage. orilt"' were I.ned and Thur . .. .. . .. . .. . II 50 Fair Rotarians Friday night they can be proud ey app ' . Teams of vandals, some forfeited bonds in Fri. . .. .. " .. " 86 49 Fair ed by such I Iarge vote the bond issue that Will provide scarcely out of Meigs t':"ollllly Court Friday. , Sal . . . . . . . 73• 611 _Fair a new, consolidated high school. Middle· roamed a 53-block area settlng . ' · Report up to press time. Introduced by Mr. Lee McComas, former . . buildings ablaze with crude ' UPI ..:; craft, but there was no and the exposure and focua Judge Frank W Porter JL Average high temperature for port superintende<'t and present clerk of. the Me~gs Lo fllebombs and smashing s~re CA~E KENNEDY ( ) lhe Vehleular ~~:~~~w~! "real good." fined Glenn Avery $IO and costs the week this year fl. last year cal Board, Mr. Hanraves said the n~w htgh school Will fropts for tooting. Service puzzlmg photograbyph)~lnl _the spacewaik, ''The only thing II, the sailon liJI J!S~~red. . clear distance 85.5 be brick, cement and the usual VISlb!e matenals, and stations, the source of "Molotov ruilled alte':ta to lrtm one satellile lstt'l theert," aaltl charge and Man~n Boslick Average low tempera lure for also something else "much th H th M thodist I cocktail" juice, ,were being utrot naut, / ~~~DI othe · at the Millland costs for fat lure 10 ytel I the week this year 60.5, last more important." ment of e ea e . ' carefully BUarded. PIC ures 0 /1. '""'· · &!1. r. 11 Center in Hous- s~.~~~y·~ '!rut I, · , •ecd~~ ~; ~ cl~ ~ ~· nc.'~ ... a~r iuU~ . : ~mts ~~ ~· •tnm• :0, WARRING SUNDAY WHITE PAPER p'Ji,f:fs,lt)b 'J'HE oJJIO,V~tEY PVBLISHING COMPAifJ . + - ' Chester Tanrn~h!l!, Ezee. EditOI' >l)wlgllt Wtlhtrho!l, Editor floba11 Willon, Jr.; Han. Ellitor I' I Richard If. Ow•n, Pilbliahn James E. Danner, Adv. Dir, Vermm Ad•. Mgr, Dowe,,., :, J! '•h The Case for Pollution Abatement I ::0': " • • 1~% I • , Hargraves Pruses Spmt That Approved BondJssue ld";~~ th~ i ~ I til~· 0~ . nl': ~aldv~:~ ~ Astronant young JUS.t lSD . 't Ph0 t ogem"c childh~, $!: ' j: half the roadway . Torrf"nre Lellt- keymeyer forfeited a $21 bond year 8 on Al I rl failure tq yield half "It will be where students are Church were Nan M_oore, Edith I 57 5 .. .. . molded into uselul .the j T•lla! prec1pltahon for ~nd ptbiluc- Jividen, Mildred Zetgler, Kay the live CJhzens." he said roadway, l\u.bor£ s Chne,' week this Year 0, last year . tO. f:!' SO fof tan\lre to stop with- ~ Total preciptta£\on to date for •· . h 23 . h 1 t in • clear aS!ured diStance and l IS year .80 \DC es, as year Harry H. ·~~sl•d.honds ol ,25.01 Inches. . f5750 ea!fi 6n speedma a n d Normal averaae preCipiiatlcn 311.40 Inches. reckteu operatioa C!latwns. - -.-.- - Hall , Jean Morgan and UPI BrJe. fs , F"Irm has contract Illi•nois . sect•lOll FOf 'F"'lfSt u·Jghway by fellow spaceman NASA said Tho fact the trouble no IOD6er Colllllll. tbe U. S. space moUon picture lllm Ralph s. Locher insisted, however the trouble could be h died' b 1 w the an Hy ;: on r scene. •I con mt~ I rleSis tng& or~es A former past president o ! was T Antennas F £ Buv.s . J' was desert.... a. Aeronautics and istraUon official u · crushed. young man. He csn'l lleHeve it." ower , , ,i, r m The Astronauts returned pressure or marta rue or of the picture~ just ,i~l!ed~w~he~n~Co~lll~ns~v~e~ntur..!_:td~~e~.,~~~~~~~--.IAI the. Ufeless Tgena I Befi:s,was being contained in the repo1-ted Saturday. v·.. I Hou h area caused ""ave When to!~ of the lack , &! II M.sp~ ktnl concern among po ce. ayor &....i Mr. Hargraves said he Is .Sanborn. , -ly dedicated to building smce."" the best possible school program and to inspire the teachera to give their best to 1 h e children. ' CONTINUED . From .,l!age 1 . f' lims were BntjSh. 1 Causes Grave Concern or $15 Million ,,., the East Liverpool _Rotary club, Red Front TalkintJ wholesale curfew. . cenent phoqrapha ollhe · -• Mr. Hargroves said he looked CLEVELAND_ "WE WANT Every available police officer I end of the Alena 10 Iforward to the task liS a chal- fct organize people. street by WQS pressed into service for the before and after 1t Wll lenge. street block by block, the expected Saturday night cUmax • up to tho Gemini NEW TV ADtenn Systems! · ' · , , . "The beneflta 0,~ the new con- 1whot." black bell of Cleve- of trouble. E•en on normal ' (UPI) a •COLUMBUS (UP!)- The contra~! for Ohto s first sohdated school, he satd, lland." weekends the East Side. ~turns Inc., New Philadelphia, sortlon of AppalaChian Develop!"ent Htghway was awar· j"woold go"':. long after all of ' "We will organize rent strik- keep officers hoppmg •wilh ~ ~·;: :.:.~:. ded t<> the Contract a_nd Material Co., Eva~ston , IlL , 3 :us are gone. es, call for the firing of Mayor cases of prosalution, beatings, spokesman for the Highway Department satd Saturday. President Carl Horky presld· IRalph Locher and Police Chief shootings, robberies, muggings CONTINUED From Page I million, a spokesman Thf co'%any was lo~ btdder wtth .$4,146,779 for Ied and guesta introduced were Richard Wagner "This ond rowdyism. ' That was the openinc Soturday. the1Jt1\mneJ. ur lane sc~~•on_of_IJ.S: 52mSCioto Coun- •fay Wilson and Harolif'lngra-lisn 't black power talking ... In addition to the "2,0011 an Intensive day of nllil~l&-1 J.E. Hurst, 'TV Antenna tv suu easr 6f Portsmou ·I ti I hed· ham, 8 Canton Rotarian, the It's black frustration ." National Guardsmen already on Indiana, Kentucky end ldent, said the aale wiD ProJe.~ l 1-ompletton date was Also, construe on ' sci I guest of Ttd fteed. But it was the W.E.B. Du- duty in the zone, another 400 both aa commander-in-chief straight stock exchanco for 1968 1 '"' rdt sept., ~· ~;ld to ~gm Servin& Jhe meal in the base- :Bois Club domg the talking. Cleveland area troops, just bead of the Democratic ._ bsue of Tower ~::I 10 ;uf'1 t"ntea 7 In '6the~ actwn, the s~ke<-1 e sec n n ers a m · - -· - - - - - - .,. Young men from around the back from summer camp, were · In Indianapolis the stock, Tower Is the I man said tho departme~l IS ...,. 'l'll!carawas County. country are here to organize in held in readiness at their local also spoke out against operalin1 community antenna • r i'he spokesman said the Har- , the wake of the Hough riotinl, armory for riot duty If needed, racial _rioting In majOr system In Ohio. t ''~.! fr!lm Hs1 pr"'"" ou ' r, !\Iiiier Excavating Co sur-i a club spokesman satd, The The guard was called home one can Cities. Rlota tear at lbe 'tho .agreement, ihro...,, Fl." !11~ 1• at Perrys\te;· sgreed to the s~ti"i CONTINUED From Pa1e' 1 group, n•mod as a Communist day early from camp, apparent· . about 80 local eel "d Presi ent .. ........,.. CLEV- ...... (UPI) - l Cle~laad H~ reoldnl S.lurday called I IIDibol Mast 1n rr..tllllolo llo!Dt 1 ' "blade llutl wamlnt' fro• Ilaliu rtoldnta Ia tho area. Ted Palkert, a DIOtloa pie-ture pbotopapber, oald .. wu trailed by 1 earloa4 ol men eartr Satarday rrvm tae scene of the shooting of Bem- . oris Tulley 11 Euclid Ave, llld Coltmaa Jill, when ht bad heeD laldaJ plotuns for Uailecll'rell latenaUouL I 7.· loeati~· !.7'~lle seclt~n ~! ' I • ' bu~ da~· ~nt b~ l~e wa~/c~:~ :r s U ' .t.nurc hmen G0 AJong I fori ~· T0 C..on. demn v·Ietnam war eel dissented 'in the showdown. - - - · - - -- - - - - POWSstJCk a bomb. Even lillie kids They In irddltton to backing the meetmg. was also approved I~ see it o. l the news. They don't conftl't!'l'lfl• resolution against p~inciple by conference offl· need to 10 to no 'bomb' school " ,orgamzed a nne club lor . WITH JOHNSON IN THE MIDWEST IUPII- ProoldeDI Jobnooa, barnllormtaa lbo Mid-I, S.lurda)' niJid ..,_ caaed the moll>-oevere crltlct of his VIet Nam poUcloo of blindnep toward Camlllllllllt aglfelllon and olrGcltlos. Tbe PrHideat opeaed up whb the beaviHIII'IIllery ••• fast-and-flll'loua Ulree • otate toar In bla aevelllh opeeclt " the• dJiy at VIDcenaea, Ind. Jo~naoa aaid lllal the "mel who""' ererclatal their rlj(kl to dissent" ABainat U. s. aolloo• have lpered the Red trans&r..,loaa Ia Soulheoet Asia. .. . . .. .. . I 0 the U. ~'. -•., effort " ' ctals. So little Niles threw his bomb "r.ut· . t jDitilled, '! American The march was to be in pro- Then he found another burned CONTINUED From Page I chun.1-n illdependeotly .cat~ test agamst the. V1et. Na~ war store and got a new pair o1 and totally destroy its notional od J>ttsideat ,Johmoo, vmcmg 1and world soctal IDJUSUce - pants. resources. ' Committee Named On 'War Crimes' I of ·n!'"" .. , al~Y ~IJo ~ ~ l'r••,1• ,Ill iN , ..vJ" N•m ltoldfii .4~~· prisoau• peace and progreos. ,slur! open .to the waist, a black billion House-approved defense ed on official 11-member comHowever, olflcials backed •beret un hiS head; shoes, black appropriation. He said in a millee to invesllgaU! U. S. I • down from an inihal plan pointy. radio report to constituents "war crimes" in Vlel Nam, IIMNI1d•• be lite _occatioo for march IMI the u. N. European '' I'm goin" to see my girl," Ithat VIetnamese leaders hav; 1rad 1o Hanoi announced Satur- loland "a•y ldl ef reprual ." i headquarten. The last propos- he said. '."She been flirtin' with already VIolated lhe Geneva iday. · A church mareh in Gfneva .' al was to march fl'om the U. N. so~e Nattonal Guard cat.. , coovention by parading Air It was the first formal move to take placr tentatively on I palace up the hill to 11\e WCC Ntles thinks he knows what iFo"'e Capt. Murphy Jones of , by the Ho Chi Minh governMondsy as the climax of the i •cumenical center. started the notmg. Baton Rouge Lo. through the ment to find a legalistic basis · - - - ---· -- -"It been comin' for a long streets of Ha~i.'' 'He said such ror feared war crime trials of time," he said. "People here treatment was ''shameful and icaptured U. S. pilots downed 1 •na Dea th S had enough. Nnbody listened .::::;. Robin Thomp&on I 1 ~e ~ Ralph • • Iurday • 1 wheD she ren down j· friend'• ,.......,.,, Oltlo SUII., MON. ond TUES. w!~:•0~:-, "IAMII" R ., of pencer. W. v,. The Mrs. Eunice Stewart. all of Pat- his apartment. Jackson was ' Feature Length Animated mtl.@rna ! gran~rents are Mr. riot George and Ted Miller charged with second .degree canoon l.7~enNovel bp and Mr<. ' 61 Pomeroy I Hysell RobPrt F. MiUer of :both of Detroit, Mich., Estella Staaiey, and :!J; Mr,: murder. Mr a.lt;;;;;;;l;;;i;;.,.........,..a;~~ailliiii... Amanda Roach. both of Water· Drive ·In MUON loo. \N vn Robert F Mtllt•r, 74. of Cad· : 'ces will be held at 2 mus, wbo had ~ • resident p.m. Monday at lhe Cross Roads IUIIDAY, MONDAY , •Ilia cou;Jl.nce die4. Pentenoostal Church. Rev . Lawc~'lt':t~~DfiBR at 2 p.m. Fr •• f191ZJr ,f lo.. r,enoe Sell wtll officiate, BDd IN · pita!. , ' burial will be in n~g Springs "I!AILOW" He waf'VIth North caro- cemetery under direclion of Who! w.. Hartow re1ll)r like? -plu~ Uno, son of the late J-a. and lhf Phillip. Funeral home. The Jon• Fonda, Allin Delon Candace Atwood MlDer. Hlo· body will be at lhe and Lots AlbriJht marriuge was to the former Sunday after.-., where friends • JOY li'ousE" HatUe Dancy, who survives. '""¥ call. Island, off Japan's most island of :~l·~:~l acmrding to a report )1125.. '""Ide""" 1 '!...-------- ' TODAY MQN!r\AY ·. ~ ' 1 ' 1 JU£$().·AY & WEDNESDAY I I 1 PIIDIY IGru TOEiblY ·• SUIMIIA tflllii{JIIIES SltiGl!A{IIGIIIA IUTTERIIOIIIll/-•- llllt "I'IDS DO IT" PLUS: CARTOON TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHt· At 7:00 ·.and 8:5S- MATINEE SUNDAY 1:00 & 3:00 With Tlb Hunter and Doris DowUng - plus-- COLORCARTOONS Thil nonsensical but now widely held idee is mainly the product of two vaal and emptyminded overslmpiHicadons: Becsuse Jnbn Kennedy waa younc and bandaome be won the Presldency in 11110; becanse JMn Lindsay was JOUill end bandsome he seized lhe office of M• yor ol New York City Jut year, Of course, ll)e simple facts of bistory are 1(ulte otherwise but some people these day• couldn't care less about the Again, Joflll L111ifsa1 \roll JlitOI, " "" Now York mayoralty ·iii!( · ~--· · '' '~ cause he W8! voung and 'ha'ld' · "' aome but olmply hecsulo · ..-. ·• Democrats were In stll!li'"" ll ·' ·"" snakepit ol intra-party ~ '' ""' that they were unab~ to mar·,."· ,, sbal any sort of partisan UDII7 , or olfer any sort pi aa a"""'ti ,0 mere facts, ot any situation, if able Democratic eandklit successes of the rna!culine cosmetic arts. All the same, political observers who ought tn know better are off and running wildly this summer on a handsome~ ness kick closely allied with a similar puerility called a youth kick The assumption being laid down, as thougb it were a new, iron law of politics. is th1s : To look like a male mndel beach clothing is at least for as important to an aspiring politico as to be able to show that he knows how to operate a politi- TV He is also an eHective Governor, as berore tlla1 he wa1 an Industrialist of high standing in the automobile business. Reagan, it is true, has spent cal mechanism w1th some skill his adult life as an actor and Ity of being "young," he mwrt and some responsibUity. And if, in addition to glory of face BDd form, the as)llrant caa rightly claim the pnceless qual- they 1et in the way ol a bandydandy mothnd of thinking in undemaadlnt! cliches. John Kennedy won the Prellidency aot because he waa young and bandsome - he was also politically able and adult, parenthel(cllly - but lor two utterly dillerent ri!BSOils. , One, his Republicaa opponent, Richard Nixon, carried the Immense weilbt ol baYing so loo1 beea 1 bitterly conlrl)veriBal and sometimes a harshly accusinB Lyadaii' U,. 'II:'' ' ~.,.., ., q That a Bood·looldac po , · '· ·:; \~ has something &offil for undoubtediy true. But to c ··uy' ' " • thet such .. ~ eaa , really· be litti'COilirUid ..~IIi to victory for major office II moonllhine. If it were .,., _t•H. , the predoninanUJ IM!Iitlllle"lJIII>'III pie of this country were actual' ly ready to setUe for -~ Hudson concept of. blgb Pullllil,. , . .. service, lhera would he no 1Nip1 for this republic. But, bapp'4', they simply aiD't. '• ~ •I i -- The Sunday Tlmes-Seotlue~ Sunday, July 24; !Bee I Judge Not, That Ye Be Not Judged ' Washington By-line ....... 1~~on roa w""""'_, .... lllnlllll ~A .. " ' .:: .. uu .. China's Peasants Hate )Lio~·: :'·: ~ But System Protects Them.: ·.,: ., now are only beglrming to recognize the reason for suppm1ing measures to control now, ,.Yes, but '·jt" will cost much mo;e, later and eliminate pollutwn, !fhey , are, happi- If downgraded or delayed. ..J We'll supply you with both the patnl and the musla. When you go inlo a Devoe otore to buy paint, you C<D\ come out with a record album. "1:fuaic to Paint By," a $4.79 value you get for only 98¢ when you buy a cim of our paint. Ten tunes w1th a color in each title, lJke Yellow Bird, Blue Skies and Ruby, Popular RCA Victor artists, tOG. Sergio Franchi, Skitch Henderson, LenCI Home, The Norman Lubof! Choir, and more. Devoe. A very entertCIIning paint. The of up to $1110 to a political party a tax-deson. chairman or jlilj, · nking . and ciuctible tteni. . Currency Commii.tee, iti: '' Virginia lli~ propqsal makes eeose~'" 11 I! not Democratic primary raises again , the healthy f~r the costa of de111,ocracy to be familia r questwns about the , adeqdac•es met .. by ooly 10 per COR! of the people. of our present flnancl31 system. The wid~r the ~ase of party fu.nds, the His Joss has been part, to less suspicion 'tfl:ere can be of improper disclosure "·s~ppo.rr ... influence. Sax' Truax: from elsewhere. "Unless something positive Is clone by In organiCongress, we will continue to see thia. N profesnation deprived of "' healthy lwo. ,, party Tb'e'n ' system:; We wip see most of the 'political action' left to' organization• which never, 'ever g~t voted on in the secrecy of tho financed. , polhng place on election day. 11 How about the pq.lif,icJ!l. , .... parties In Give the parties a fair chance,'' he thesi! same cities'- Mo§ffiave - little or no · adds, "We're the ones held accountable !taft personnel: some ·doD:~ ,.&en own il by '!HI! people on election day." headquarters. All ~"' ,lliJSSjllg for money; Only about ooe bUt '1,0 adult Ameri- . I rans ever contribilb!S to, all elfctioo campaign_ Yet the nohpolitica! organizations • are ~lij>ported financially 'by virtually all Predic~n · The short, short skirt Ia of liJeir members. ' Why this clifferenceb Pefiiaps ·it could be arJ!OO( that a I!Dion · not lllr long. Why? · · Becsuse fashions never stand 1 till. member could reap more political hay from a contribudoo to his UDlon than one . They must change, if lor no other reason th•n that it's good for our morale and lor to his party. But the simplest -and the national economy. most realisttr - answer seems to.J>e ~at And there's really 10 direcUon lor tothe union conlt'lbution , Js . tax dQftible, as are most .Qntri6ilti0no to · busfness BDd day's skirt to 10 but dowa - unless, of professional org3.nizationS. • ' ""urse, ll's to disappear entirely. And even in the era of the undressed look, Political contribDtl~. ·as ev.,body knows, are :'liol ~'ldi!Cilble. though citthis has to he regarded as Improbable. lzeiiS' groups, polltlcat' leaders and No~. husbands, you may as well lace 11 !bat while the ladies can lhorteo presidents have pleaded w1th Congress for years to allow small donalioos to be wri~ skirts ad infinitum, they ca• lengthen ten off in Utis maruter. them only so much. And 11 yoo know lashThe latest such advocator is Craig ion changes, even vicarioUBJy, you know Truax, the energet(c and articulate Re· only so much won't be enough. publican state cbairmaa of Pennsylvania, So get se~ men, IAI help the ecec"'<!I"'IOIIII1my. a politician highlY respected by members And enjoy yourselveo, while you can, or both" parties. girl-watchers. (But you lmow, fellows, Truax urges the enactment of legislait'll be kind or fun to have to guesa a littion whi ch would make a contribution of tle again, at that) :.r.. Long Look to Future Who, Who; to Whom, to Whom! Refugee from a Massachusettes Elm Tree Ponders Long 'Consensus', 'Conunittment' . • • I ill·· ~ 11i bn~ !1/ nwol I and Manz Otben July 29 - A... 2 Soupy Sales m Still, he bas afU!r all won a bard California Republican primary in a big way, and this alone makes It rationally impo(lslble to refer to him as though he were only aa lll!tance of the Johni!JOn accepted ~ ~ w,,J>i'.l·: oa the Democratic ·111111' 1· 1 1 added to It enough • ~: ' bl•..t 1trength iD the rl&hl ~ 'lll' ...; notabl) Texas - to pill' ' KeD. 1 . " Dedy over. ' ' ... t. ' .. ·. " • 1..0uis Armstrona WEDS. and THURS. NOT OPEN SUIT FILED GOT TO PAINT? DO IT TO MUSIC. to Romney for sure and possibly to Reagan as welL For Romney is a great deal more than a fellow whose " Image" is fair ,in either the looking glass or on potillclan. Two, able. a - als<>"DISII!YLAIID AFTIR DARK" Bpbby Ryd•ll Gallipolis, Toronto and Warsaw. Ohio. It alao has operaHonartlnght•on, ver Fills .and Now 8 Pa., and in Weirton, ..... surd and unfair disservice he put down as nut to unbea~ 01\'ners of property "f(jJ'cenl to . the magnit)llje ot their problem. River have nothing 10 gain, everything to We can do our pari by supportiag every lose, by progressive pollution. , ....re~rmble measure for continued aba~ CjlnservatiOnists don't need a pecuniary · inent nf Ohio ,River pollution. II costa Time MEIGS THEATRE and lalnlly Surviving brothers and sis- Pollee said Clifford Jackson, ! and 8feat grand tors aro Sam, Harrison, Claude eli, shot Mrs, Cauley thrte :tad Mrs. Charles !Miller, Mrs. Ada Lambert and times durinl BD ar,.ment at o· Da nviii• f p:•rents. be- ldisgusting." when Miller, Mrs Mae Broyles, Mrs. CincmnatJ Woman Oighi r basement stairs at her Dai!l)' Mundy, and Mrs. Nellie Killed on Visit home and struck her head on Miller, all of Columbus ; Galththe stairs. er Miller, at home , Loois Mil· GCI~CfcaNNA TI IVPIC)I-I M~: 11:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;======tl 1 ler of Troy, Erne,l Miller of ertla u ey, 5 , . nc nna., II Grove City, Mrs. Ruth Mom- WBI shot and killed Saturday Canal Ward Winchester, . the anr:l ;-. Mri. son Mrs.ofGladys of Irontonand . during home. a vi•it at a oukll·town grandparents. If rank Thorn Now they listen !::;1 Japanese fishing boat seized Wednesday ~y patrol 1hip near people get through, ain't gonna' ' FATAL FALL Eleven survivm& children :be no Hough." I COLUMBUS •UP)) _ Mrs. are : Elbert and Robert Miller · ,, , Nora Friend, 79, was killed Sat- Grav£>sJde services were held ol Chnstiansburg, 0. , Friday •I 2 p for Robin Renee Thomp . . ten-day -old daughter of M nd Mrs. Charle>IIE PThomp !Terry · Hyse I. orneroy AUendin g th rv,iljes. ff!l!ll fore :~~r~~~..;n,c;::::.~~averly, the by the Maritime Safety in Neilturu Friday. Seizure the Mangyo Maru and its man <!l'ew was reported over the Communisllerrltnry. another I Tower operates cable syatems In involved and make it to correct injustices J!?"f and racial ;,lnnrllteii. I satd. an~uisb tver ~·jovolvement and coupled w1tl1 a show of solldar. Ellender is 1 member of tile - - -- OS<alaiP>'' in :.lliet Jllam. tly for the Umted NalioiiS and l When I saw him, he was ls.nate Appropriations Commtt· TOKYO IUPI) - Communist REDS NAB BOAT lo\1''' .1 i church •lion. for International Iwearing h1s new pants, a red 1 ; . . which is considerinc a $58 6 North Viet Nam has establish- Ti'KYO (UP)) -A 1 llo IJale~~ttnc... i::::-":~;:;.;··:::::i==:!.~s~ta~m~p:s·a,....~;o;;a;;~;;;;;;.J:~~~~ defense of clvil rights demon· strators. falbrlc 1, This, to begiA with, is an ab- bas not, to date, had oignilieant experience in public service. d~feat ~-~~is Robert~,.· COII!ummated by Gl, Hurst said. CINCINNATI (UPI) - To of the Kroger a suit Frtday 11ainllt ~ • • •: : : : : : .• Co., a grocery cn1un, , ~ Ito DOIHlst of Top cost in cleanmg tt up. _ , WASIUNGTON - The llDUOR that public office will surely go - and perhapo even should go - not so much to thill '~ompetent as IAI the pleasantly handaome is lntrnducinl a! kind ot mile fashloa-show aur'l Jato American polltlos. " Already grown men are solemnly speaking of Gov. George Romney of Michigan and gubernatorial asplraat Ronald Reagan of california as almost inevitable rivals ror ; the 1968 Republicaa Presidenli!\! nomination simply because each is .. undeniably good-looking chap. Goal is Broader than'Political Action East Side • lllrli 11illt doring the War ' for the $4.1 million project a policeman slopped him and FBI, I'Y to deal with major trouble if o. 181/l, ove;tooks !lie Maumee I •~ • pre-constructioo confer· searched him. He tells about It d~:~ ~~ ~~~~- ~ow it is l11 ;~~d ,~;'.~~eel convinced Rver ind 11 presently biSect- · ence wtlh the department. Com- 1 thl,! way : ' o-ratin• "'" of an apsrtment , 'nd" th eo lit Ohio !1$. : pletion date is Aug. 31, 1968. . . r• • mas1er mt . an wao -... ~,· ·,. , · - ·-- - - "They ..,, 'Stand still, ma- m the Hough area. force to .supervtse the ~ ·r t. 1er. TUI1! aroll!ld, nltger.'" , riot. ~Y cited Feeling knife, pbUCI! lbljectl Cleims Ifireho mg of vacant • ~ ripped his pmlls. WASmNGTON- THE UNIT- an apparent "New pair of pants. Best ones States Saturday rejected Icommunications and I got" "false allegations" In Russia's Imanufacture that would ' '· · ¥ · . R , Sometime after then lillie protestHof Uh. S. ho mb1dngs of 1tyLnot beGknoHwnbto youhngsdters. "G'EMVA (UP I) ·-'U.S. churchmen JO1ned usstans, Niles decided lo th;ow his , HanOI·. atp ong 011 epo15 . . ew1s . o mson, ea Asia!\!, AfrlcaDs and Europeans Saturda~ to condemn , h r II vmces regret over Sovtel the Jomo Freedom "lh~ ·lhhsM! ·and growJng" American military commtl· lbomb He ptcked " 1" gel supply of oil to aid North Vtel iJFKI house, a militant ment In VietNam . carefully. Nam "to pursue its armed at- center in the House ' Dr'. W. A. Visser'! Hoofl, secretary general of the "White man own tile place tack against South Viet Nam," denied accusations it was Worlif<€otrlll!il of Churches !WCC), cut short "third Prices too high. Like to see it and called on the Russians once site of a school lor · world" '!llo\tt!S for an even stronger statement by bring- burn," he said. "Everybody more to help 11,et North Vlet 1 bers. Robinson was fired by ine 111~ matter to a quick and final vote. Only a handful around here know how to make Nam to enter peace talks. 1 city last year after Pollution, unlike . profit< ,,, is a dirty ly, just agalnot II. We cu lhiBk of no betword, by connotation, .by the· eVIls •II tef 'e<ample bere !baa the Izaak Walton visits upon every .commutlty ,.along any LeaBUe of America, which bas an active river , - ·in the Tri-County area, along Chapter in Meigs •..COunty. Like homtng the Ohio River - aad because of the Irepigeons, conservationists seem to congremendous cost of eliminating it. gate in IWLA chapten, aDd the Meigs Actuallv, pollution · fn· the Ohio . ·Riter group on Ito record Is no exceptloa, st;tkes closer to home than many admit. But it -would seem maay people who A «real many people should be <~everhave a direct interest ln enU - poDutloa say-die anti pulludonlsts, They include: take It or leave it. They too .often bave L£Very ramily thM owns .a pleasure no opiniOJl, aupport anti .,,ip6Qutiol work bont Ma uses the 'fiiYet. ...Jo; :- .. ·~ haphar.antly•. not at aU, or eve• oppose - Every ·': '!amily t,-, w)iolll'ltlleadwlnntll'& · · tt. This would ·. appear to he the height of are employed in an indtmry Uliug · water. abswrdity. ,. from the River in its manufacturmg proThe states along the Ohio Rlver have cesses, directly or indirectly. · made a magnificent start in reducing Every person who, .for wbatev11 ' pftr1· i. RiNec ; poUUIIQI\ • O~ly a lew fOllliDIIDilies pose he holds It, owns property within or 3,ilotl •popufa\ion and up aloDB tbo river rifle shot of the River. have failed etlher to treat what they put - Natural boro conservationists, woo into the river or be well along on pi8DS by nature .'\"ould preserve what · beauty · with treatment works. Smaller commua~ God has provided ready .- wrought: . tie<; soon will fac~ the otate pollutioa Our communitie~ it wou.ld s~lfl~ should •:.. boatd rules. Irl<lustrles dilmpihl wasteo be overloaded witb people l'e;ld)i to "!'list . in the River al~o face ' more Btrlagent rein anti · pollution battalions. · · ,. ' · quit'einenlli. · Pieasure boat owners, if not convinced; We along the "'river ate fortunate that should drive past the sewer Inside PillSforesJghted ''pi)ople got tlleir teelb Into this burgh at the juncture or the Allegheny '· Problem· 'IJf years ago wlth formation of and the Monongal!ela. The sordidly of tl1e Ten - S~le Cilmf8ct · (Now Eight those magnlftcent waterways . \hat,, ;- ~ 1t r ~tate•, T!Jesr 1'tates, · tn ·a remarkable oxlhe Ohio, and once were wonders of natample of voluntary COOpt!l'atlon, have ural beauty before man c3J!i, lo soil ma~e great rrngress. . .•.. them, lnday defy descrip~oa. , . I ill' {~be; ~)0!11 .apd Ontllrio, v~ewtng with f~dustry cannot. use hfl,lvil,y polluted justifiable alarm thetr hody of watet wat~r - and industry is the chief user of ~nql\1! as ,Lake Ell!, but more accuratew•ter from the Ollio. - ,wittwut excessive lY, def~bed as a~· inte!'butional cesspool, Politics Near' Male· Fashion �' ,, ,. ' '· ' ~I' I . '' '' ]' ' !IJ ' l ' t' ' ')(! : P ' ' ~ n . · ~ ·' (~~~~G..~ 'Guerrjllas .~. 1). 'ttackl_.,}·HU;utr.r~. : ~ ~ medy ot Pldladelpbla llld aow · · tl Moaaco, weot &wo lor lbrtt ' 11<!~ .. 1!116 fl~ daj !ah Witl .... ...." \ : . • A . . H . 1· B r ' IC' O P ter -:_' ' ~~~·. , me I can ' e ' . So~ ~ · "' a vlotory plclniJi EW l'R MJPI) -J.oaden and p~ Rican 1811&1 and travellnc •81111ton rtporled arrange a lruce! .the . fire leam lf"'lvHwu lo .. N 1\aton. N..,. and white !IIOmbers of Spon&e-lhe tur"lnl up al limUer oulllrtaks department mnbliized for possiu".N .. · ... -· .. •me.;,ed •qlllltealllll .... ~ Ri<aa iactions in Society for the Prevention of in ChiCIIO and Cleve!ond or ble further disorders In Brook....... , rook • E t New York Negroes Geltlnt! Everythinc. simply to rtlidenta of olher lyn. B lyllll Ma r Jnbn "We're BOing to cool It," a porto of lhe city. No one from The department sent out of the '!'Ore exoept to 11,11 lbal SAIGON· (UP!) ..aomiiiiiiiiBI divtslall apparently marched But llerl Marine pllotl .lilled ... 'fSJturda;" shook serious-faced yollth reported at out of the city has been special "recall" orders keeping the woa. Tllon wu errlllas Saturday night ·at- dlreell1 IOUihward acrou ,the their heiiCIJ»>ers . . the alf V. -...,.Yacited ,;cool II" the end of lhe 1·2 hour closed arrested a• of Saturday. on duty half the men who A suspicion tbat the. :eked one of the .blgpllt U.S. demllttartzed .zone .separatinc elid .out.. ill . danger while hondo "!!'I ' lluo ':-. id door sesalon With the Brooklyn delegation normally would go off duty at 6 MIIJ')nes, awed by the pres- hellco ter bases In Viet Nlll!l North and South VIet NIIIL altack "Ill golns on. , But whe\bfili . : : . "It's beloi agreed by every- nodding agreement, the mayor J>.m. EDT. The extra men were ence of ,the fDrmer Grace KeJ. lh P ba f rtar !Ire In lhe Ill' war, U.S. planes A Rare lhip llt up, the ar• ex trod \0 ! the ted one here to make every effort said the unreal atemmect from on hand to fight blazes touched ly amllljl the OPP!'IIdo•, :1 t awo.:.;:• moAmerican qaJn bombed oll storage elid AllleriCBD "Huey" heUcopo rc"•wed vtole lier was for peace, " Lindsay said, "to the basic problems of "ne&lect, off by firebombs and protect ml&bt Dol have tried too lwd a d ed two air laclii!W in Nol1h VIol Narn A ter IUII!hips pourtd fire 011 the only hol!ro yr . h cool it 0 ff and belp calm It" mlslrust and cbanse but fellow ll!'efighters from mob - or maybe dldJI'I pay that servlftcemnden,d am37agholea in the. Na.:;;•o.......wk ..1 wu da· CommuniSt atl8ck posiUoM. qu•shon. 'l'lltlr• was no c all8• ad "tied that ,: . 1 fear." ' attacks. much atteallon to the 11me, era a ug -~~ -by•·- undru., turd in police .plans and aome 1,500 The mayor mt m mam y Sbak H ad Only hours earlier hundreds . landing pad. ~n~g.,. gro ay Tha spokesmen sale! three of 8a riot. tr~ . tactical patrol one or two cases undoubtedly All • ,a 1 k residents The attack of the U.S. near V'lnb, but the ptlot the Amerlcall! wounded in the squsd memlll!rJ were ordered pert of the trouble comes from The Broup burst mto apRiause of ~a;t ~: Yor violence. Marines' Marble Airfield, thrte m~ to eject fNfll, his attack . were 'servicemen on out for ·lilt """""' night outsiders." He did not specify when three younJl men, a erup e . m . new dec! wo miles south of Da Nang, came ~ lei QV~ lhe ~· where duf)l, ""'t mortar fire llae . whether he was referring lo the Negro, a Puerto Rtcan and • Negro mghtrtders w;";' t re .. thous8nds of American he waa picked Up bJ a boat wounded '~~~rtt lither Amerlclllll I Hopes . for a pause In white, shook hands with each l')'uerto Rtcan men. ~~re· CONTINUED From Page I lnfan n battled a laJtt from a Navy destroyer. In a naval hospital alonplle hostilities were based on the · WEATHER other and with the mayor. bombarded by gunsbottl' emergency . room of Lakeside Viet =force ln a Jungle juot Claim Ptltl CapiUtecl the heUcopter field. response of youth lenders wt• Temperature. precipitation, As the mayor attempted to bombs, rocks and es. where he spent three bours in 25 miles north vi l!al&on. (Communlll Nol1h Viet Narn ' auend":wt:"n:""ly called weather conditions for each 24· • • • surgery. Doctors feared he The Viet eong raid was In claimed ' thai BD American SalurdaJ Hall I ' m?ng hour perlnd as recorded by Pet.! would be blind even It he apparent retaUaliOII for I wup!Ue wu down on the match the Pllll a wort th!.."_esds of mal Ne~ McCormick at Fairfield Weathsurvived. • marnmot~ nlne-battaHon st<eep ~Stem oulaldrls of Hanoi raid !111 ()ct, 21 thel damqed er station. ' The shoo!lng of Toney by lhe U.S, MarlilH qalnst a Salun!ay aftamooa aad the to helicopters ~ the same - Fines Ordered Day High Low Wealber l inlerAJpted the quietest night in Nol1h VIetnamese division In pilot captured.) base, ldUed • Marmebul' Sun. .. .. .. .. . .. 90 61 Fair a week that had produced three the far northwest comer ol U.S .. Marine spokesmen said about 100 Seahees ""' · Mon. .. ... ·..... 91 65 Fair deaths, almost a score ot South Viet Narn. A. U.S. the Marble AlrOeld wu lltnlck hospital and crumpled aomt For 2.tPersons Tues. .. .. . .. .. 92 19 Fair George Hargraves, superintendent of n e injured and mountii!J property apokeaman said the Communlll by 30 rounds of mortar !Ire, buUdinBs. ; Wed. . .. . .. .. .. . 86 63 Fair Meigs Local School District, told Middleptohrt- om%v damage. orilt"' were I.ned and Thur . .. .. . .. . .. . II 50 Fair Rotarians Friday night they can be proud ey app ' . Teams of vandals, some forfeited bonds in Fri. . .. .. " .. " 86 49 Fair ed by such I Iarge vote the bond issue that Will provide scarcely out of Meigs t':"ollllly Court Friday. , Sal . . . . . . . 73• 611 _Fair a new, consolidated high school. Middle· roamed a 53-block area settlng . ' · Report up to press time. Introduced by Mr. Lee McComas, former . . buildings ablaze with crude ' UPI ..:; craft, but there was no and the exposure and focua Judge Frank W Porter JL Average high temperature for port superintende<'t and present clerk of. the Me~gs Lo fllebombs and smashing s~re CA~E KENNEDY ( ) lhe Vehleular ~~:~~~w~! "real good." fined Glenn Avery $IO and costs the week this year fl. last year cal Board, Mr. Hanraves said the n~w htgh school Will fropts for tooting. Service puzzlmg photograbyph)~lnl _the spacewaik, ''The only thing II, the sailon liJI J!S~~red. . clear distance 85.5 be brick, cement and the usual VISlb!e matenals, and stations, the source of "Molotov ruilled alte':ta to lrtm one satellile lstt'l theert," aaltl charge and Man~n Boslick Average low tempera lure for also something else "much th H th M thodist I cocktail" juice, ,were being utrot naut, / ~~~DI othe · at the Millland costs for fat lure 10 ytel I the week this year 60.5, last more important." ment of e ea e . ' carefully BUarded. PIC ures 0 /1. '""'· · &!1. r. 11 Center in Hous- s~.~~~y·~ '!rut I, · , •ecd~~ ~; ~ cl~ ~ ~· nc.'~ ... a~r iuU~ . : ~mts ~~ ~· •tnm• :0, WARRING SUNDAY WHITE PAPER p'Ji,f:fs,lt)b 'J'HE oJJIO,V~tEY PVBLISHING COMPAifJ . + - ' Chester Tanrn~h!l!, Ezee. EditOI' >l)wlgllt Wtlhtrho!l, Editor floba11 Willon, Jr.; Han. Ellitor I' I Richard If. Ow•n, Pilbliahn James E. Danner, Adv. Dir, Vermm Ad•. Mgr, Dowe,,., :, J! '•h The Case for Pollution Abatement I ::0': " • • 1~% I • , Hargraves Pruses Spmt That Approved BondJssue ld";~~ th~ i ~ I til~· 0~ . nl': ~aldv~:~ ~ Astronant young JUS.t lSD . 't Ph0 t ogem"c childh~, $!: ' j: half the roadway . Torrf"nre Lellt- keymeyer forfeited a $21 bond year 8 on Al I rl failure tq yield half "It will be where students are Church were Nan M_oore, Edith I 57 5 .. .. . molded into uselul .the j T•lla! prec1pltahon for ~nd ptbiluc- Jividen, Mildred Zetgler, Kay the live CJhzens." he said roadway, l\u.bor£ s Chne,' week this Year 0, last year . tO. f:!' SO fof tan\lre to stop with- ~ Total preciptta£\on to date for •· . h 23 . h 1 t in • clear aS!ured diStance and l IS year .80 \DC es, as year Harry H. ·~~sl•d.honds ol ,25.01 Inches. . f5750 ea!fi 6n speedma a n d Normal averaae preCipiiatlcn 311.40 Inches. reckteu operatioa C!latwns. - -.-.- - Hall , Jean Morgan and UPI BrJe. fs , F"Irm has contract Illi•nois . sect•lOll FOf 'F"'lfSt u·Jghway by fellow spaceman NASA said Tho fact the trouble no IOD6er Colllllll. tbe U. S. space moUon picture lllm Ralph s. Locher insisted, however the trouble could be h died' b 1 w the an Hy ;: on r scene. •I con mt~ I rleSis tng& or~es A former past president o ! was T Antennas F £ Buv.s . J' was desert.... a. Aeronautics and istraUon official u · crushed. young man. He csn'l lleHeve it." ower , , ,i, r m The Astronauts returned pressure or marta rue or of the picture~ just ,i~l!ed~w~he~n~Co~lll~ns~v~e~ntur..!_:td~~e~.,~~~~~~~--.IAI the. Ufeless Tgena I Befi:s,was being contained in the repo1-ted Saturday. v·.. I Hou h area caused ""ave When to!~ of the lack , &! II M.sp~ ktnl concern among po ce. ayor &....i Mr. Hargraves said he Is .Sanborn. , -ly dedicated to building smce."" the best possible school program and to inspire the teachera to give their best to 1 h e children. ' CONTINUED . From .,l!age 1 . f' lims were BntjSh. 1 Causes Grave Concern or $15 Million ,,., the East Liverpool _Rotary club, Red Front TalkintJ wholesale curfew. . cenent phoqrapha ollhe · -• Mr. Hargroves said he looked CLEVELAND_ "WE WANT Every available police officer I end of the Alena 10 Iforward to the task liS a chal- fct organize people. street by WQS pressed into service for the before and after 1t Wll lenge. street block by block, the expected Saturday night cUmax • up to tho Gemini NEW TV ADtenn Systems! · ' · , , . "The beneflta 0,~ the new con- 1whot." black bell of Cleve- of trouble. E•en on normal ' (UPI) a •COLUMBUS (UP!)- The contra~! for Ohto s first sohdated school, he satd, lland." weekends the East Side. ~turns Inc., New Philadelphia, sortlon of AppalaChian Develop!"ent Htghway was awar· j"woold go"':. long after all of ' "We will organize rent strik- keep officers hoppmg •wilh ~ ~·;: :.:.~:. ded t<> the Contract a_nd Material Co., Eva~ston , IlL , 3 :us are gone. es, call for the firing of Mayor cases of prosalution, beatings, spokesman for the Highway Department satd Saturday. President Carl Horky presld· IRalph Locher and Police Chief shootings, robberies, muggings CONTINUED From Page I million, a spokesman Thf co'%any was lo~ btdder wtth .$4,146,779 for Ied and guesta introduced were Richard Wagner "This ond rowdyism. ' That was the openinc Soturday. the1Jt1\mneJ. ur lane sc~~•on_of_IJ.S: 52mSCioto Coun- •fay Wilson and Harolif'lngra-lisn 't black power talking ... In addition to the "2,0011 an Intensive day of nllil~l&-1 J.E. Hurst, 'TV Antenna tv suu easr 6f Portsmou ·I ti I hed· ham, 8 Canton Rotarian, the It's black frustration ." National Guardsmen already on Indiana, Kentucky end ldent, said the aale wiD ProJe.~ l 1-ompletton date was Also, construe on ' sci I guest of Ttd fteed. But it was the W.E.B. Du- duty in the zone, another 400 both aa commander-in-chief straight stock exchanco for 1968 1 '"' rdt sept., ~· ~;ld to ~gm Servin& Jhe meal in the base- :Bois Club domg the talking. Cleveland area troops, just bead of the Democratic ._ bsue of Tower ~::I 10 ;uf'1 t"ntea 7 In '6the~ actwn, the s~ke<-1 e sec n n ers a m · - -· - - - - - - .,. Young men from around the back from summer camp, were · In Indianapolis the stock, Tower Is the I man said tho departme~l IS ...,. 'l'll!carawas County. country are here to organize in held in readiness at their local also spoke out against operalin1 community antenna • r i'he spokesman said the Har- , the wake of the Hough riotinl, armory for riot duty If needed, racial _rioting In majOr system In Ohio. t ''~.! fr!lm Hs1 pr"'"" ou ' r, !\Iiiier Excavating Co sur-i a club spokesman satd, The The guard was called home one can Cities. Rlota tear at lbe 'tho .agreement, ihro...,, Fl." !11~ 1• at Perrys\te;· sgreed to the s~ti"i CONTINUED From Pa1e' 1 group, n•mod as a Communist day early from camp, apparent· . about 80 local eel "d Presi ent .. ........,.. CLEV- ...... (UPI) - l Cle~laad H~ reoldnl S.lurday called I IIDibol Mast 1n rr..tllllolo llo!Dt 1 ' "blade llutl wamlnt' fro• Ilaliu rtoldnta Ia tho area. Ted Palkert, a DIOtloa pie-ture pbotopapber, oald .. wu trailed by 1 earloa4 ol men eartr Satarday rrvm tae scene of the shooting of Bem- . oris Tulley 11 Euclid Ave, llld Coltmaa Jill, when ht bad heeD laldaJ plotuns for Uailecll'rell latenaUouL I 7.· loeati~· !.7'~lle seclt~n ~! ' I • ' bu~ da~· ~nt b~ l~e wa~/c~:~ :r s U ' .t.nurc hmen G0 AJong I fori ~· T0 C..on. demn v·Ietnam war eel dissented 'in the showdown. - - - · - - -- - - - - POWSstJCk a bomb. Even lillie kids They In irddltton to backing the meetmg. was also approved I~ see it o. l the news. They don't conftl't!'l'lfl• resolution against p~inciple by conference offl· need to 10 to no 'bomb' school " ,orgamzed a nne club lor . WITH JOHNSON IN THE MIDWEST IUPII- ProoldeDI Jobnooa, barnllormtaa lbo Mid-I, S.lurda)' niJid ..,_ caaed the moll>-oevere crltlct of his VIet Nam poUcloo of blindnep toward Camlllllllllt aglfelllon and olrGcltlos. Tbe PrHideat opeaed up whb the beaviHIII'IIllery ••• fast-and-flll'loua Ulree • otate toar In bla aevelllh opeeclt " the• dJiy at VIDcenaea, Ind. Jo~naoa aaid lllal the "mel who""' ererclatal their rlj(kl to dissent" ABainat U. s. aolloo• have lpered the Red trans&r..,loaa Ia Soulheoet Asia. .. . . .. .. . I 0 the U. ~'. -•., effort " ' ctals. So little Niles threw his bomb "r.ut· . t jDitilled, '! American The march was to be in pro- Then he found another burned CONTINUED From Page I chun.1-n illdependeotly .cat~ test agamst the. V1et. Na~ war store and got a new pair o1 and totally destroy its notional od J>ttsideat ,Johmoo, vmcmg 1and world soctal IDJUSUce - pants. resources. ' Committee Named On 'War Crimes' I of ·n!'"" .. , al~Y ~IJo ~ ~ l'r••,1• ,Ill iN , ..vJ" N•m ltoldfii .4~~· prisoau• peace and progreos. ,slur! open .to the waist, a black billion House-approved defense ed on official 11-member comHowever, olflcials backed •beret un hiS head; shoes, black appropriation. He said in a millee to invesllgaU! U. S. I • down from an inihal plan pointy. radio report to constituents "war crimes" in Vlel Nam, IIMNI1d•• be lite _occatioo for march IMI the u. N. European '' I'm goin" to see my girl," Ithat VIetnamese leaders hav; 1rad 1o Hanoi announced Satur- loland "a•y ldl ef reprual ." i headquarten. The last propos- he said. '."She been flirtin' with already VIolated lhe Geneva iday. · A church mareh in Gfneva .' al was to march fl'om the U. N. so~e Nattonal Guard cat.. , coovention by parading Air It was the first formal move to take placr tentatively on I palace up the hill to 11\e WCC Ntles thinks he knows what iFo"'e Capt. Murphy Jones of , by the Ho Chi Minh governMondsy as the climax of the i •cumenical center. started the notmg. Baton Rouge Lo. through the ment to find a legalistic basis · - - - ---· -- -"It been comin' for a long streets of Ha~i.'' 'He said such ror feared war crime trials of time," he said. "People here treatment was ''shameful and icaptured U. S. pilots downed 1 •na Dea th S had enough. Nnbody listened .::::;. Robin Thomp&on I 1 ~e ~ Ralph • • Iurday • 1 wheD she ren down j· friend'• ,.......,.,, Oltlo SUII., MON. ond TUES. w!~:•0~:-, "IAMII" R ., of pencer. W. v,. The Mrs. Eunice Stewart. all of Pat- his apartment. Jackson was ' Feature Length Animated mtl.@rna ! gran~rents are Mr. riot George and Ted Miller charged with second .degree canoon l.7~enNovel bp and Mr<. ' 61 Pomeroy I Hysell RobPrt F. MiUer of :both of Detroit, Mich., Estella Staaiey, and :!J; Mr,: murder. Mr a.lt;;;;;;;l;;;i;;.,.........,..a;~~ailliiii... Amanda Roach. both of Water· Drive ·In MUON loo. \N vn Robert F Mtllt•r, 74. of Cad· : 'ces will be held at 2 mus, wbo had ~ • resident p.m. Monday at lhe Cross Roads IUIIDAY, MONDAY , •Ilia cou;Jl.nce die4. Pentenoostal Church. Rev . Lawc~'lt':t~~DfiBR at 2 p.m. Fr •• f191ZJr ,f lo.. r,enoe Sell wtll officiate, BDd IN · pita!. , ' burial will be in n~g Springs "I!AILOW" He waf'VIth North caro- cemetery under direclion of Who! w.. Hartow re1ll)r like? -plu~ Uno, son of the late J-a. and lhf Phillip. Funeral home. The Jon• Fonda, Allin Delon Candace Atwood MlDer. Hlo· body will be at lhe and Lots AlbriJht marriuge was to the former Sunday after.-., where friends • JOY li'ousE" HatUe Dancy, who survives. '""¥ call. Island, off Japan's most island of :~l·~:~l acmrding to a report )1125.. '""Ide""" 1 '!...-------- ' TODAY MQN!r\AY ·. ~ ' 1 ' 1 JU£$().·AY & WEDNESDAY I I 1 PIIDIY IGru TOEiblY ·• SUIMIIA tflllii{JIIIES SltiGl!A{IIGIIIA IUTTERIIOIIIll/-•- llllt "I'IDS DO IT" PLUS: CARTOON TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHt· At 7:00 ·.and 8:5S- MATINEE SUNDAY 1:00 & 3:00 With Tlb Hunter and Doris DowUng - plus-- COLORCARTOONS Thil nonsensical but now widely held idee is mainly the product of two vaal and emptyminded overslmpiHicadons: Becsuse Jnbn Kennedy waa younc and bandaome be won the Presldency in 11110; becanse JMn Lindsay was JOUill end bandsome he seized lhe office of M• yor ol New York City Jut year, Of course, ll)e simple facts of bistory are 1(ulte otherwise but some people these day• couldn't care less about the Again, Joflll L111ifsa1 \roll JlitOI, " "" Now York mayoralty ·iii!( · ~--· · '' '~ cause he W8! voung and 'ha'ld' · "' aome but olmply hecsulo · ..-. ·• Democrats were In stll!li'"" ll ·' ·"" snakepit ol intra-party ~ '' ""' that they were unab~ to mar·,."· ,, sbal any sort of partisan UDII7 , or olfer any sort pi aa a"""'ti ,0 mere facts, ot any situation, if able Democratic eandklit successes of the rna!culine cosmetic arts. All the same, political observers who ought tn know better are off and running wildly this summer on a handsome~ ness kick closely allied with a similar puerility called a youth kick The assumption being laid down, as thougb it were a new, iron law of politics. is th1s : To look like a male mndel beach clothing is at least for as important to an aspiring politico as to be able to show that he knows how to operate a politi- TV He is also an eHective Governor, as berore tlla1 he wa1 an Industrialist of high standing in the automobile business. Reagan, it is true, has spent cal mechanism w1th some skill his adult life as an actor and Ity of being "young," he mwrt and some responsibUity. And if, in addition to glory of face BDd form, the as)llrant caa rightly claim the pnceless qual- they 1et in the way ol a bandydandy mothnd of thinking in undemaadlnt! cliches. John Kennedy won the Prellidency aot because he waa young and bandsome - he was also politically able and adult, parenthel(cllly - but lor two utterly dillerent ri!BSOils. , One, his Republicaa opponent, Richard Nixon, carried the Immense weilbt ol baYing so loo1 beea 1 bitterly conlrl)veriBal and sometimes a harshly accusinB Lyadaii' U,. 'II:'' ' ~.,.., ., q That a Bood·looldac po , · '· ·:; \~ has something &offil for undoubtediy true. But to c ··uy' ' " • thet such .. ~ eaa , really· be litti'COilirUid ..~IIi to victory for major office II moonllhine. If it were .,., _t•H. , the predoninanUJ IM!Iitlllle"lJIII>'III pie of this country were actual' ly ready to setUe for -~ Hudson concept of. blgb Pullllil,. , . .. service, lhera would he no 1Nip1 for this republic. But, bapp'4', they simply aiD't. '• ~ •I i -- The Sunday Tlmes-Seotlue~ Sunday, July 24; !Bee I Judge Not, That Ye Be Not Judged ' Washington By-line ....... 1~~on roa w""""'_, .... lllnlllll ~A .. " ' .:: .. uu .. China's Peasants Hate )Lio~·: :'·: ~ But System Protects Them.: ·.,: ., now are only beglrming to recognize the reason for suppm1ing measures to control now, ,.Yes, but '·jt" will cost much mo;e, later and eliminate pollutwn, !fhey , are, happi- If downgraded or delayed. ..J We'll supply you with both the patnl and the musla. When you go inlo a Devoe otore to buy paint, you C<D\ come out with a record album. "1:fuaic to Paint By," a $4.79 value you get for only 98¢ when you buy a cim of our paint. Ten tunes w1th a color in each title, lJke Yellow Bird, Blue Skies and Ruby, Popular RCA Victor artists, tOG. Sergio Franchi, Skitch Henderson, LenCI Home, The Norman Lubof! Choir, and more. Devoe. A very entertCIIning paint. The of up to $1110 to a political party a tax-deson. chairman or jlilj, · nking . and ciuctible tteni. . Currency Commii.tee, iti: '' Virginia lli~ propqsal makes eeose~'" 11 I! not Democratic primary raises again , the healthy f~r the costa of de111,ocracy to be familia r questwns about the , adeqdac•es met .. by ooly 10 per COR! of the people. of our present flnancl31 system. The wid~r the ~ase of party fu.nds, the His Joss has been part, to less suspicion 'tfl:ere can be of improper disclosure "·s~ppo.rr ... influence. Sax' Truax: from elsewhere. "Unless something positive Is clone by In organiCongress, we will continue to see thia. N profesnation deprived of "' healthy lwo. ,, party Tb'e'n ' system:; We wip see most of the 'political action' left to' organization• which never, 'ever g~t voted on in the secrecy of tho financed. , polhng place on election day. 11 How about the pq.lif,icJ!l. , .... parties In Give the parties a fair chance,'' he thesi! same cities'- Mo§ffiave - little or no · adds, "We're the ones held accountable !taft personnel: some ·doD:~ ,.&en own il by '!HI! people on election day." headquarters. All ~"' ,lliJSSjllg for money; Only about ooe bUt '1,0 adult Ameri- . I rans ever contribilb!S to, all elfctioo campaign_ Yet the nohpolitica! organizations • are ~lij>ported financially 'by virtually all Predic~n · The short, short skirt Ia of liJeir members. ' Why this clifferenceb Pefiiaps ·it could be arJ!OO( that a I!Dion · not lllr long. Why? · · Becsuse fashions never stand 1 till. member could reap more political hay from a contribudoo to his UDlon than one . They must change, if lor no other reason th•n that it's good for our morale and lor to his party. But the simplest -and the national economy. most realisttr - answer seems to.J>e ~at And there's really 10 direcUon lor tothe union conlt'lbution , Js . tax dQftible, as are most .Qntri6ilti0no to · busfness BDd day's skirt to 10 but dowa - unless, of professional org3.nizationS. • ' ""urse, ll's to disappear entirely. And even in the era of the undressed look, Political contribDtl~. ·as ev.,body knows, are :'liol ~'ldi!Cilble. though citthis has to he regarded as Improbable. lzeiiS' groups, polltlcat' leaders and No~. husbands, you may as well lace 11 !bat while the ladies can lhorteo presidents have pleaded w1th Congress for years to allow small donalioos to be wri~ skirts ad infinitum, they ca• lengthen ten off in Utis maruter. them only so much. And 11 yoo know lashThe latest such advocator is Craig ion changes, even vicarioUBJy, you know Truax, the energet(c and articulate Re· only so much won't be enough. publican state cbairmaa of Pennsylvania, So get se~ men, IAI help the ecec"'<!I"'IOIIII1my. a politician highlY respected by members And enjoy yourselveo, while you can, or both" parties. girl-watchers. (But you lmow, fellows, Truax urges the enactment of legislait'll be kind or fun to have to guesa a littion whi ch would make a contribution of tle again, at that) :.r.. Long Look to Future Who, Who; to Whom, to Whom! Refugee from a Massachusettes Elm Tree Ponders Long 'Consensus', 'Conunittment' . • • I ill·· ~ 11i bn~ !1/ nwol I and Manz Otben July 29 - A... 2 Soupy Sales m Still, he bas afU!r all won a bard California Republican primary in a big way, and this alone makes It rationally impo(lslble to refer to him as though he were only aa lll!tance of the Johni!JOn accepted ~ ~ w,,J>i'.l·: oa the Democratic ·111111' 1· 1 1 added to It enough • ~: ' bl•..t 1trength iD the rl&hl ~ 'lll' ...; notabl) Texas - to pill' ' KeD. 1 . " Dedy over. ' ' ... t. ' .. ·. " • 1..0uis Armstrona WEDS. and THURS. NOT OPEN SUIT FILED GOT TO PAINT? DO IT TO MUSIC. to Romney for sure and possibly to Reagan as welL For Romney is a great deal more than a fellow whose " Image" is fair ,in either the looking glass or on potillclan. Two, able. a - als<>"DISII!YLAIID AFTIR DARK" Bpbby Ryd•ll Gallipolis, Toronto and Warsaw. Ohio. It alao has operaHonartlnght•on, ver Fills .and Now 8 Pa., and in Weirton, ..... surd and unfair disservice he put down as nut to unbea~ 01\'ners of property "f(jJ'cenl to . the magnit)llje ot their problem. River have nothing 10 gain, everything to We can do our pari by supportiag every lose, by progressive pollution. , ....re~rmble measure for continued aba~ CjlnservatiOnists don't need a pecuniary · inent nf Ohio ,River pollution. II costa Time MEIGS THEATRE and lalnlly Surviving brothers and sis- Pollee said Clifford Jackson, ! and 8feat grand tors aro Sam, Harrison, Claude eli, shot Mrs, Cauley thrte :tad Mrs. Charles !Miller, Mrs. Ada Lambert and times durinl BD ar,.ment at o· Da nviii• f p:•rents. be- ldisgusting." when Miller, Mrs Mae Broyles, Mrs. CincmnatJ Woman Oighi r basement stairs at her Dai!l)' Mundy, and Mrs. Nellie Killed on Visit home and struck her head on Miller, all of Columbus ; Galththe stairs. er Miller, at home , Loois Mil· GCI~CfcaNNA TI IVPIC)I-I M~: 11:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;======tl 1 ler of Troy, Erne,l Miller of ertla u ey, 5 , . nc nna., II Grove City, Mrs. Ruth Mom- WBI shot and killed Saturday Canal Ward Winchester, . the anr:l ;-. Mri. son Mrs.ofGladys of Irontonand . during home. a vi•it at a oukll·town grandparents. If rank Thorn Now they listen !::;1 Japanese fishing boat seized Wednesday ~y patrol 1hip near people get through, ain't gonna' ' FATAL FALL Eleven survivm& children :be no Hough." I COLUMBUS •UP)) _ Mrs. are : Elbert and Robert Miller · ,, , Nora Friend, 79, was killed Sat- Grav£>sJde services were held ol Chnstiansburg, 0. , Friday •I 2 p for Robin Renee Thomp . . ten-day -old daughter of M nd Mrs. Charle>IIE PThomp !Terry · Hyse I. orneroy AUendin g th rv,iljes. ff!l!ll fore :~~r~~~..;n,c;::::.~~averly, the by the Maritime Safety in Neilturu Friday. Seizure the Mangyo Maru and its man <!l'ew was reported over the Communisllerrltnry. another I Tower operates cable syatems In involved and make it to correct injustices J!?"f and racial ;,lnnrllteii. I satd. an~uisb tver ~·jovolvement and coupled w1tl1 a show of solldar. Ellender is 1 member of tile - - -- OS<alaiP>'' in :.lliet Jllam. tly for the Umted NalioiiS and l When I saw him, he was ls.nate Appropriations Commtt· TOKYO IUPI) - Communist REDS NAB BOAT lo\1''' .1 i church •lion. for International Iwearing h1s new pants, a red 1 ; . . which is considerinc a $58 6 North Viet Nam has establish- Ti'KYO (UP)) -A 1 llo IJale~~ttnc... i::::-":~;:;.;··:::::i==:!.~s~ta~m~p:s·a,....~;o;;a;;~;;;;;;.J:~~~~ defense of clvil rights demon· strators. falbrlc 1, This, to begiA with, is an ab- bas not, to date, had oignilieant experience in public service. d~feat ~-~~is Robert~,.· COII!ummated by Gl, Hurst said. CINCINNATI (UPI) - To of the Kroger a suit Frtday 11ainllt ~ • • •: : : : : : .• Co., a grocery cn1un, , ~ Ito DOIHlst of Top cost in cleanmg tt up. _ , WASIUNGTON - The llDUOR that public office will surely go - and perhapo even should go - not so much to thill '~ompetent as IAI the pleasantly handaome is lntrnducinl a! kind ot mile fashloa-show aur'l Jato American polltlos. " Already grown men are solemnly speaking of Gov. George Romney of Michigan and gubernatorial asplraat Ronald Reagan of california as almost inevitable rivals ror ; the 1968 Republicaa Presidenli!\! nomination simply because each is .. undeniably good-looking chap. Goal is Broader than'Political Action East Side • lllrli 11illt doring the War ' for the $4.1 million project a policeman slopped him and FBI, I'Y to deal with major trouble if o. 181/l, ove;tooks !lie Maumee I •~ • pre-constructioo confer· searched him. He tells about It d~:~ ~~ ~~~~- ~ow it is l11 ;~~d ,~;'.~~eel convinced Rver ind 11 presently biSect- · ence wtlh the department. Com- 1 thl,! way : ' o-ratin• "'" of an apsrtment , 'nd" th eo lit Ohio !1$. : pletion date is Aug. 31, 1968. . . r• • mas1er mt . an wao -... ~,· ·,. , · - ·-- - - "They ..,, 'Stand still, ma- m the Hough area. force to .supervtse the ~ ·r t. 1er. TUI1! aroll!ld, nltger.'" , riot. ~Y cited Feeling knife, pbUCI! lbljectl Cleims Ifireho mg of vacant • ~ ripped his pmlls. WASmNGTON- THE UNIT- an apparent "New pair of pants. Best ones States Saturday rejected Icommunications and I got" "false allegations" In Russia's Imanufacture that would ' '· · ¥ · . R , Sometime after then lillie protestHof Uh. S. ho mb1dngs of 1tyLnot beGknoHwnbto youhngsdters. "G'EMVA (UP I) ·-'U.S. churchmen JO1ned usstans, Niles decided lo th;ow his , HanOI·. atp ong 011 epo15 . . ew1s . o mson, ea Asia!\!, AfrlcaDs and Europeans Saturda~ to condemn , h r II vmces regret over Sovtel the Jomo Freedom "lh~ ·lhhsM! ·and growJng" American military commtl· lbomb He ptcked " 1" gel supply of oil to aid North Vtel iJFKI house, a militant ment In VietNam . carefully. Nam "to pursue its armed at- center in the House ' Dr'. W. A. Visser'! Hoofl, secretary general of the "White man own tile place tack against South Viet Nam," denied accusations it was Worlif<€otrlll!il of Churches !WCC), cut short "third Prices too high. Like to see it and called on the Russians once site of a school lor · world" '!llo\tt!S for an even stronger statement by bring- burn," he said. "Everybody more to help 11,et North Vlet 1 bers. Robinson was fired by ine 111~ matter to a quick and final vote. Only a handful around here know how to make Nam to enter peace talks. 1 city last year after Pollution, unlike . profit< ,,, is a dirty ly, just agalnot II. We cu lhiBk of no betword, by connotation, .by the· eVIls •II tef 'e<ample bere !baa the Izaak Walton visits upon every .commutlty ,.along any LeaBUe of America, which bas an active river , - ·in the Tri-County area, along Chapter in Meigs •..COunty. Like homtng the Ohio River - aad because of the Irepigeons, conservationists seem to congremendous cost of eliminating it. gate in IWLA chapten, aDd the Meigs Actuallv, pollution · fn· the Ohio . ·Riter group on Ito record Is no exceptloa, st;tkes closer to home than many admit. But it -would seem maay people who A «real many people should be <~everhave a direct interest ln enU - poDutloa say-die anti pulludonlsts, They include: take It or leave it. They too .often bave L£Very ramily thM owns .a pleasure no opiniOJl, aupport anti .,,ip6Qutiol work bont Ma uses the 'fiiYet. ...Jo; :- .. ·~ haphar.antly•. not at aU, or eve• oppose - Every ·': '!amily t,-, w)iolll'ltlleadwlnntll'& · · tt. This would ·. appear to he the height of are employed in an indtmry Uliug · water. abswrdity. ,. from the River in its manufacturmg proThe states along the Ohio Rlver have cesses, directly or indirectly. · made a magnificent start in reducing Every person who, .for wbatev11 ' pftr1· i. RiNec ; poUUIIQI\ • O~ly a lew fOllliDIIDilies pose he holds It, owns property within or 3,ilotl •popufa\ion and up aloDB tbo river rifle shot of the River. have failed etlher to treat what they put - Natural boro conservationists, woo into the river or be well along on pi8DS by nature .'\"ould preserve what · beauty · with treatment works. Smaller commua~ God has provided ready .- wrought: . tie<; soon will fac~ the otate pollutioa Our communitie~ it wou.ld s~lfl~ should •:.. boatd rules. Irl<lustrles dilmpihl wasteo be overloaded witb people l'e;ld)i to "!'list . in the River al~o face ' more Btrlagent rein anti · pollution battalions. · · ,. ' · quit'einenlli. · Pieasure boat owners, if not convinced; We along the "'river ate fortunate that should drive past the sewer Inside PillSforesJghted ''pi)ople got tlleir teelb Into this burgh at the juncture or the Allegheny '· Problem· 'IJf years ago wlth formation of and the Monongal!ela. The sordidly of tl1e Ten - S~le Cilmf8ct · (Now Eight those magnlftcent waterways . \hat,, ;- ~ 1t r ~tate•, T!Jesr 1'tates, · tn ·a remarkable oxlhe Ohio, and once were wonders of natample of voluntary COOpt!l'atlon, have ural beauty before man c3J!i, lo soil ma~e great rrngress. . .•.. them, lnday defy descrip~oa. , . I ill' {~be; ~)0!11 .apd Ontllrio, v~ewtng with f~dustry cannot. use hfl,lvil,y polluted justifiable alarm thetr hody of watet wat~r - and industry is the chief user of ~nql\1! as ,Lake Ell!, but more accuratew•ter from the Ollio. - ,wittwut excessive lY, def~bed as a~· inte!'butional cesspool, Politics Near' Male· Fashion �• ··~.' I ., ' 'I ., \• '' Safety Everywhere: Home, Yard, Auto, is Theme ·for This Week IJ BRYSON R. CARTER an accident. The Idea of 'it" Are siairways clear of boxes, lamps short and In good contll· Is there an Underwriters Lab- . Do )'Uillhul oil the ~ron Whe.b stuck wllb JOUI' lriiCI- Ores! IP0\1d, barrels In bnlld,Coiaty En. 'Aaent, Agrl. happening to them is unbeliev· mops, tools, oboes? •tion? • · oratOries apRroved, prOJ!fl' type aij farm llllllh!nety bifare ad- or, do you back II out or gel lngs, or bi'S• 'II\IIIWII~\11 to Prevention of accidents in- able. Do you mop up immediately Are all electric ouUets not In fire extinguisher in the .kltth- justing, olllng, or unclogging? help to pull U out? water I')'Siem) ._b>Jas . alow . moving motor Take a lew minutes and look any grease, oll, water, or other use protected with safety caps? en! Do you give a penlatent "no'' Are tools, pitcbforl<s, and Do· you keep~ . ~ yard •ebldes will receiVe special over the following chock list liquid spilled on slippery sur- Are all beaters. stoves and Are all major appllances wben. chlidrtn wut to ride on other bud equiJllll«ll stored clell' of garden to6lli, il!lltered emphasis during the next few to see how your family rates faces? furnaces properly venled? properly grmmded! · machmery? m regular, safe places? machinery , partl,,, 0/4 ~ber, National Farm Safe· In safety practices and habits, I• yo!¢ gas or oil stove lc><:al· Are your scatter rugs skidFARM, AROUND YARDS Do you avoid ""aring loose- Are paiP~_,jnsect sprays and broken glass, tin ~. and o.lhobserved July ~0, Remember - accidents can be ed so that curtains cannot catch proof? Are tractor wheels ..t to filling or tom clolhlJII when PQisons plalnly. labeled alid er items whicll D1f1ht caW!e ·a i~~~jj!{ • ;;·ill be focused on prevented by taking precautions fire? Are stairways, hallways and : a wide PQOition when J189Sible, working around farm macbin- stored out or \'each of cbfldreo? fa!U ·.:"< . moving vehicle and removing hazardous condi· Are e>tension cords to your all working areas we1Highted1Jto reduce tipping hourds? ery? Are guards keptJn. ~8~ ' 0D , Olii THE IUGPAY ~~.a~:~l:~~ during this lions around the home and wwer Blutfls, belts, chains, Do all members of your lam!1, rural safety cam· farm. New In farm;ng t ·' 1 -.1 h i .• grind.,. and aaws? lly who drtve 1 car: 't'ltls emblem was develIN THE HOME _ ·v C Aft!.all ga!!OIIne etllllnes lear, Drive Within PQsled speed The Ohio State Univer- Do you store yoor knives in U . 91 mana truck, PQwer mower, tractor, limits; obey all road signs?; ,. oily'·resi!Br<'h specialists In a sal< rack, with points pro. : slope: ~ ftluel1Dc1 Give proper ·signal when stopreduce the number of rear terted' ' I By Vatted Pres• ln-alloaal you .. ·~rac,tice cor- ping or turning?; Practi«; the colbs!Ons mvolvmg slOW· Are ha111iles of hot contamers reel methoda of Ulting. "Golden ride" when drlvmg? moving ,vehicles. Introduced on stoves turned in and beyond Today is Sunday, July 24, the Do you u.. the ~$MV e,:n· • !lfeelwllcal CortriJtloD . two years. ago .. lhe SMV em· the reach of small children? I 21l5th day of 19116 with 169 fo biem when OD ~hway. • Do all Bpll work properly? blem now 1s bemg used nat1on- Do you store all matches, • foUow. . An welli and terns ad• Ia tbe rear Ylew mirror tmolly. Imedicines (including aspirin l. ,p The mooo I& Ill Ill firatlquately co•ered? bfoten IIIII frie from vibration; Emph.sis will also be given poisons. antlHeptiCs, clean- , quarter. Are nails removed from ali cait the horn be ~eard for at . o1. rna n.) other mg mater>als, and any non· ' ' . .,.._ mo-•••1!111'11 are Mars I loose least DO1 wlndshi~ld to preven twn . h ld . ""' ..~.., • Are boards? ladd er ope._. ...... and •• wl 2011 - .teet?; L and , ~. f 'd ts d th Ifoods wh1r woo cause 111 ness : Venus and Saturn uay . per1 wor5 proper y wtpe 0 ~,pes aCCI en. aroun e if eaten where small childr.n BY c. E. BLAKESLEE A wwor sprayer is highly de- porut that mea are one of thel - - - ...., 110 eve .•1•• ltarslcllu!es protected with guard cleao?•' Ia steeiing adjutlted so tlome and farm Smce at'Ctdents · 1 bl to dr' the t · 1· 1 sert ts partt u.1 Ul!;li!Cl ...... • f. · . . _Icannot r.:~ach them ? I c6UDty E_xt. Agen t s ra e JVe ~a e~Ja 10- mos ous pea • ~ ?r- American avlatril Amelia raUB? that you have Uttle p!ay in the on caused they can be prevent Are electric appliances kept Agroculture to crack! and crevtces on the ly encountered ariUIId piCDICS Earhart Pulliam was born on I no you have a properly maiD- wheel?; Are brakes acljusted to ~-In n.n• out of t•n acCidents lout of reach from the basin and Identification of pests and di· foundatio• On flni,hed surfac-· and fair!. He PQinta out that this day In l8tlll lafned lightning rod • I)'Slem 8lop Jn SO teet from a 20 mph I .. ..•• • • = ·· S nc/ : 'ExpansiOn of 'Facitities is iif Full s-wing ar Rio Grande College- '.·:: · RIG GRANDE COLbEGE, anticipating nearly palgn under'the leadership of Dr. A. R. Ch~~.nIOO"'llll'/lfls t!ii.s fall: j~ record) is pre~en.tly under, ; ' . sen, ~ho in the past three years has helped the In· JB~9C, .ll!' ~~test expilnsion program tn 1ts 90-year ~'!J,t,, The ,Program .ls part of a continuing cam· stltutton to tate giant steps forward In plant faclll· ties, staff, and curriculum. Even greater Improve- ren~a~en=ed !n~lcte'::'d~ :!~c~·=~dri'M $400,oob fo~ whict'has been auglnented by. federal aid ahd other gifts Iince. ·· I ;'''Z! c~uses mvol~e : seases is the first step in sue- ea, diazinon, 'f.t per cent oil 1 sanitation Is one of the most · on an main buiJdlnga?' .::;. ~ wJ'th :an whee 19 ·a cessfully controlling th.,e en•· spray, or chlorodenc, two per Important !lngle Items of con· On this day In blatory; Are dangerous animals (bull!!'· l!ijiliii~Od? i ~&ceJde~t ~tage by thmgs he Do .vou remove. at te~t ~~ce mies on plants and animals . cent oil spray, ts fairly satisfac- trol that can be done. In 1874, Mormons led by boars, etc.) securely penned? What are your plans for ':j~ t do. Al.the same month, old p~persf a 0 ~r )lot many people realize that tory, Removal of the hoxelder Areas whore food stands wiU Brigllam Young arrived at Do you have an emergency working with safety in the ··lnne ., Ill surroundmg cond•- flam~able rubbiSh rom ' disease identifiCation is avalla- trees also helps greatly. be erected should be sprl)'ed Great Salt Lake Valley In Utah. water supply availal!Je. to fight future? · tlons· er.t~ then ~nd there that 1,home . . . , ble through the Rodent Disease Identification of mosl com.l just before the fair opens with lD 1166. Tennessee became ==~= ·Jo,;lnp.n lhe accident • Do you store oily rags 10 cov· Cl ic of lhe Department of Bo~ 1 ts be ed hv l either of the same materials, the first Confederate state fo -i-The Sunday TllllerrSenl!ne~ Sunday, July 24, 1966 h 'd I ' A t II ed et I conta iners"· m moo nsec can secur ·"uo·· as accr ens . c ua Y· ;er m 3 . any and Plant Pathology, Ohio contacting the Extensior. Orfk!e. Spray garbage areas and gar- be readmJtted to the Un1on. · . all ktnds of .people from all , Are all firearms wlloaded ~nd State Unlver.9ity. The identifica-~ If this insects are less common bage and refuse cans every day In 1929, President Hoover . lev~ls of SI)C;et.y. Many. people Iout' of reach of young chJid· tion of plant diseases and the they can be submitted to t h el with Ciovap. declared ~at Kellogg-BriaDd doo t really tlunk they II have : ren accuracy of any diagnosi.s, cf Ohio State University Coopera· l Recommendations forcontr~IJ- Treaty, whJch denounced WF, . course. depends on the mfor· tive Extension Service. William ing most pes II of commercial was in effect. I mation supplied. Also imPQrtant E. Delaplane, extension special- crops and any· parts of houses In !851, VIce Pre!ldant is the plant materu~l selected ist in pest control reports that and gardens are avadi'ble by Richard Nixon and Russian and lhe condition in whicll it ar· many insect and plant spec~ contacting the County Exten- Premier Khrushche• carried 011 rives in the laboratory. mens are received in too poor a slon Office. their famed kitchen debate at ·. ' Any person in Meigs . G&llla condition lo be identified. an American exhlbltlon In , . , . Delaplane reminds persons NEW GO-GO MARK Moscow • havmg plants w1th. diSeases sending In insects that the spec- AUCKLAND, New Zealand ' ~ •1 · 1 which seem lobe diseased may imens must be wrapped o:areful· (UPI) -A loot.sore New : A thought for the dey- ' secure the plant diSease speC<- ly in tissue paper or facial tis· Zealand girl Sunday laid claim American psycbologl<t andl men record form from h '' sues and PQt in 0 box or hot· to two world records held by ph!Cber Wllllam James; county extenSion =atlng in a "G us, In truth, meaDS' !!ttle d' tl e to preven t crus h'mg. Cll ng- Americans after 10"'" . Tius . f off1ce. Iorm as ks Ior m orma11on 1n I· . f be t go-go dancing marathon f<r 100 th the 1 ulty r 0 eating whether it is a commer- mg P1as IC wrap 1s 8 10 r d k to more an ac . . plant specimens because It hours. The en urance mar • perceiving In 1n unbabltual e>al or prtvate problem, I he keeps them from drving out fall were beld by a U.S. girl, way." dtstnbutlon of effected plants, enrout•. ' who went go-go tor ·11.4 bours, , lhe symptoms of the parts Bf. and a u.s. disc jockey, who 1 fected, types of soils, and the Submitters should tell where stayed awake for 94 hours. RED TRADE CLIMBS I culture practices. they found the specimens; whe- After pas!ing the' 100 • hour Anyone WIShing to make use lher in cereal, window sill, mark the New Zealand girl TIJ":Yo <UPI) -Japan'• lwl>of this plant dioea•e clinic may chimney, or outside in soil or slvp~. way trade with Communlat secure the application blank the bark of a tree, he sayd. China climbed 41 per cent to from the Extension Offire and "WhaleV<!r po!ISible, tlive the SMEAR THREE HOUSES 1320 million during the lint six mail It directly to the Plant Dl· identification of the plant on BERLIN (UP!) -Swasliks m1 ·ths of this year, the Kyodo :;ease Clinic. The cost of each which or near which the speci- and various anti-Semitic slo- new1 agency reported Saturspecimen is $2. men was found," he adds. he gan1 have been smeared 111 the day. Tbe agency said the , The cutter head on New Holland's Mod~l 717 • SRUWiN-WtWAMS Forage Ha"·vester is built to take tough going. The Identification of household in· more information w• have the walls of three houses here, it current trade level between the knives are backed along their full length by a thicK Sfcts is another problem which easier it Is for us to give fast was rePQrted Saturday. Pollee two countries represents 3.5 per · t.,l plate-to protect the cutterhead from damage t'Omes up frequently, One of t~e '"rvlce." said the persorut reswnslble cent of Japan'I""'IOW imPQrtnd provide extra support for max1mum cylinder ·,ost common commg up th1s In a newsletter Delaplane re- were unknown. export volume. A :tability in toughest cutting . Built-in sharpener lets HOUSE PAINT spring and summer has been tJu~ rFinest on boH houH potnt. you put a razor edge back on blades in minutes. ·Du111ble flnllh live• your homt Boxelder bugs. V.:'ith th e ' 717's' sharp knives, you always get a These are insects Up to one ' Ul ubo yooll of ptOioction, Wide t 1~ an. f~ne cut-the kind that pa c '·.- · eps cholci qf c;oJars. hair inch in size. The youngtr better , and IS more palatable. ones are small and reddish. The adult ones are narrow, brownSHIIRWIN.;v(JU~!fS ish-black, and have three longiHOLLAMD tudinal red stripes. I BY PAT GLASS so~ milk daily. Chlldrl!ll WJder calclwn content t. one l!llp of/ . They feed on the boxelder, l Co, Ext Agent. Homo Ec, 9 years of age need.·lrom two milk; I cup altlm milk, 1 cup; HOUSE PAINT ash. hackberry trees , among Food guides translate t be to three cups Children 9 to 12 buttermilk, S-4 tablespoona non·1 Tough, flexible latex finish. others. Control of thtse ins•cts technical language of nutrients need three or more cups, teen- fat dry milk, II> cups collate Rolllsta blloto~ng ond pootlnr. · inside the house is difficult, but mto terms of everyday eatmg. agers need four or more cups, cheese, 2 cups cream cbeese, TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Goes on usy. OriiS fatt. ! on an unfinished surfare and a-1Most foods conta1n more than .1nd adults need two or more I "f.: inch cube cheddar cheese, Sptrkllna coiOf& 1nc1 • brilllamt whllo. Pomeroy, Ohio round foundations and outside, lone nutricflt. Certain types of cups. Milk is the chief source 2 cups ice cream, and 2~ cups: two per cent emulsifiable con· foods contain specific nutrients of calcium. Unles!l milk Y used milk sherbet. I both man bath tub? h"· surroundmgs. Man sels : ·.. · Ce~tral ilsan. of Colleges and Seco~ulaey &!~::~: *0:, 1 ,- ments are anticipated In the near future as the de· mand for higher educatlo~ grows. In ~utheastern Ohio. The cu~rent emphasts on expanBtpn Is part of the colleges drive for accreditation by the North AI ldentI•1I•catI•on. IS• Key to """·"'""'""-" c I t D t es s Isease' - on ro s I .. ' LEFT - (Top Photo! The Frank Denney erai store (left) Is ing converted I n t o new college book store. old dining hall (right) ls be· .!ng remodeled, to bouse the new student center. photo) - This ls where a new 24-unlt apartment structure for married dents, 12 one·bedroom and 12 two-bedroom will be It's cated just off old Rt. 35, Includes allProximately acres around the Evan ans, John Wickline, G r I f Cook and Ervin Frost prDperties. (Bottom photo) This Is where the new half· million dollar physical cation plant, and a new $400,000 .men's dormitory soon will ' be constructed. This plelure was taken hind Moulton Hall, ~oo~:!ng , toward GalUpolls. The slcal edueallon plant lol!aled in upper right and the 1501··Jm~;a:!le~,.:~~~:~·~r. dorm will be e• rectly behind Moulton • 1 "'' I , ------ - ·-- '717's' Rugged Cutterhead Keeps' You Chopping Fine-Always! ! I You can if it was paintsd wit{l long-lasting I RIGHT (Top photo) The new cafeteria wu eompleted reeently. Sealing 375 persoJUt comfortably, Its ca· paelty for an event lo 500 persons, making It the big· gest dining facility in Gallfa and Meigs e~~untlea, It Is louted behind the new II· brary, adjacent to the new Holzer dormitory. (~IIddle photo) - This building is the present student center, and will soon be converted Into the new music quarters, It was construded 10 years ago by a veterans organizalion. !Bottom photo; - The new Holzer dormitory, ded· luted last month, accommDdates 150 male studenls. 1~1 '11"1.",1'1"!"'.''1·1: lt''il!f~l·· ., 11 i•;. •:-,;I I~' "·· d ~·~ ... •' ·~·. ·':'..;. .<'I .er' · '·I'•' ~ I·· i' ' • ,• , , 1•1 ''t'l I ,, ,,,' ,1,' ' )"":; SWPgi'se 1 foocJ G 'de Ior fh e f ami'/ y Milk is the First of Diet's 'Basic Fol:lf' £m NEw fULTON THOMPSON i 992 5 10 1 2 in comparably quanlities. Thus, as a beverage it is enough almOiil callriifoods are classified, according possible te secure to lype, into groups which goo- cium to meet recommended alerally can be depended upon i lowances. as good suppliers of specific nu· ; trients. Recommendations for Different forms or milk: may amounts of food to be eaten be used for variety, E•ch of are based on present knowledge the following is about ewal lo of the body's nutrient needs for gorwth and for maintenance and repair or the body at various ages and conditions. A guide such as the "Basic Four" is a foundation u p on which to build good meals in the United States. The foods in the quantities specified are l MOWS, CONDITIONS AND WINDROWS IN ONE LOW-COST OPERATION, AND USES HOW THE FLICK-BAR OPERATES ; • IH. Flic\o.. 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This guide shows the foods which are good sources of protein, car. bohydrates, fats, mineralll, and vitamins. ALL SIZES ON SALE - CHEST and UPRIGHT SEE 'EM ON DISPlAY - DON'T BUY FROM A CATALOGUE- BEST BUYS RIGHT HERE! Milk and Dairy Preducts, (2) Vegetables and Fruits. i3l Moats, Fish. and Poultry, and (4I Bread and Cereals. Adjustments in the amounts for children or other family members can easily be made 1 in the number and size of t h e OUR " for ~~ variety. Today's oarent needs to help children develop an understanding ot th~ information. too. because they are i making their own food choices 1 IJ'l()re frequently than in previ- I ICE .CREAM ous years and at an increasingly younger age. This week wf' will discusr~ the first of the four food eroups listed above - Milk anti Dairy WITH AU APPLIANCES , ,., ' I REFRIGERATORS- COMIINATI()NS.AIR-CONDITIONERS- WASHERS and DRYERS ,;,· ,.-----------------~--------~----· --., • WE DELIVER ~ · !'' I • J POMEROY ~ ....... Golllll-- Couotloo-,...... W'f 24111 . ~ ..k w. c•.....,.•. ..._.. "' tho 111 "L• on llouto 7 I D ot lbf '· u,,., lnd of Pomeroy OPEN TIL 't II.M. CMONDAY thru SATURDAY! ' • .. .- fl •· .., '•' •WE SERVICE •WE TRADE •WE FINANCE lefthander to wjrq(rf.ajor lotJr· . ~am~n\ by cap~~ lbe ~r~· ' FILE,. ~ onl I ''·>I. (. OPEN MRY · NIGH'f UNTIL 9 ' I THE FARMERHANK THE' FARMERS BANK aisd SAYINGS CO. ' ,•••••••••••~jjj;jjjiiij;j;jjjj;;j;ji;;;j;i;;:;iiij;;;;• .;;'E;x;•:~P;'.s;u;nd;:•;Y•~I-·.1 Everyone in lhe family need::f ,. Products. f i r.~ •· . -BADI~e .......... - SOME DON'T NEED ON(<IWOtn c. ·. RANGES' t• . ~ Sale .the Donald O'Connor's noished l bleclofh •top the Dodgers' meals by reoUng legroom just 0 "lND MDIIII IN A a musical comedy ("Fe 1i x: uut. above their knees ; to advertiSe Krull") libretto, will help New York shoeshine restaurants - a joke but it , the music and lyrics t~nd ex- · are a jangle of silver: ill worked At the moment, Jack ' pects to star in it in the '6'1-'68 1buildings, wandering · E. Leonard's feuding with roBroadway season . . T~ usu. l charge 40 cents, barber medians Gene Baylos and Het¥' ally glum N. Y. Times put 68- !charge 35, sidewalk shiners ny Youngman, and figh;:s-versa. , year-old Justice Douglaa' mar· a two-bits charge as you stand Naturally - a strip tea.ser1 rlage to the college student on watching them Hip-RIU> now calla herself Ginny Woolf Its entertainmenl page:-; We socks and in the subway Judy Garland called Tennes10 caught H0w To Steal a Mil· tions , with upholstered see Williams and volunteered lion" at the Radio City Mu!;ic yet, the official price is for a Wms. drama _ any one The Sunday T!Jnes.S.ntlnel, Sunday, July 24, · 19611--5 April, 1165. I considered the letter from Hall and found it a most enter- ,cents . .. Plus of course, tip _ and he was polite bpt the { am a 19-year-old college the empty·headed, velvet-tong- talning frippery, a triumph ov· lncidentally, it's against "Glass Menagerie" TV role · student, and 1 believe the war ues young pacifist an amwing er a so-so script by attractive law for ~omen ~ have went to Shirley Booth Mer~dJn VIet Nam should be escalat- satire, until I sobered and real- people (Audrey Hepburn. Peter shoes shmed; With the lng from a tough hospit•t siege,: ed by bombing Hanoi and clos- iZed some people actually be- O"foole, Hugh Griffith, E I i thigh-high hems, no wonder. fine song-writer Willara Robi· • Sturdy fram e r.onsrrw 1uon I ¥ •' ing the port of Haiphong. 1 do Jieve this way. May I answer Wallach, Charles Boyer in a S. N. Behrman always son was given extra therapy • gailY aliding ctra w l!'nl not believe in "Better Red her with a parallelism. quickie role and fat French 1ions the ~rt of elegantly. by Judy Garland and Tony Ben• FuUy ~bk dr8,., ( dllpiC. • Bonderit•-b'eated bakll(] than dead." - LARRY In the vast' farm belts of the comedian ''Moustache" manag.l ed easy pro~e so rare lll nett, both recording R'obU:on al· enamel finitdl By Helen Dear Helen. United States, property owner- ing a walloping impression m writing trades today bums .. . H you're a collector 4 • Stteslo m~(·t "'' '" "'. n.·,•J I wonder if "Loyal Admirer" ship is indicated with boundar- ene just as brief), beautiful set. of the times ? ' They" have f1f old-radio recollections, the Bottel knows what would heppen · to ies and fences as in lh.e rest of duds and high -style Iown newspaper now - The name George (The- Real) Me' , him (or her) if he wrote such the world. Neighbors quarrel, well-paced William Wyler di· ' mosexual Citizen . . Carol Coy should shake ·~ illlpudeot ! an anti-government letter in a petty rivalries cause bad blood. rection .. Sprightly swnmer-1resigned as president of t h memory _ George ori£'inated , YCUTH ASKED FOR IT! stop the spread of communis~. communist country? Quick, L. Yet these stubborn farmers will time film fun ... OUr H'wood N. Y. ~FTR.a. union and tbe funny • insult styiQ which !' This column ts for young peo- We mustn't think that because A., to the salt mines! We elect· stand shoulder to shoulder with spy tells us Jack Warner has a say she II relu~ to her Henry Morgan later led dowr.le their roblems and leas- freedom is here today it willed men to run our country their neighbors to fight a com- six-seat box at a~l Dodg~ TV we~ther;;alhng . ;, biU ; anyway, George olays a· :r;s thet/troobles and p fun. also be here tomorrow. Maybe and we shold cooperate with mon deadly peril - the brUSh games and you atn t seen no.tn- Jo~~o s. nexl play ( 1-e janitor in "Up the Down StairAs ~ith the rest of Helen Help it won't Especially if we be· them.- SUSAN, AGE 16 fin, With enough people and In' uol!l you see Jack amve te, msp~red by the case," filming In N. Y. Us!, it welcomes Ia hs but eome known as "quitters." Dear Helen: enough back-breaking work, lbe With .guests aod a ham~r of novel) will be a shocke; -~,-~~ lr====----..--...-.-..o;ii won't dndge a aeri.:;: questioo Next she asks, "Why do we We must love our enemies h~ fury can be the, flnfst Warner comnuso.ary ~orpses. on the stage '"B:•Its scls,l l 118 with a brulliHiff. giVe aid to those who don't and do good to,them thai- But if, In hla love of delteactes-:- spr~d oul right five tnlliUtes In Send your teen-age questions want.. It?'' MOSt want it. Those cute us. War 1s the confess1~n farmer. whose field ts not after the fll'St tnmng on a ta· the short-skirt set earn tr YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, who don't, get heard and writ· that we have not learned thiS Immediate danger, ,•its u,wn ~are of Helen Help US! this ten about The United Slates has leaa,on welL War has never solv- porch and thinks, 'TI!at s iewspaper, a conscience : we don't want toed Oil( problema, and ot. never then he will be rudely aw11ket>· ll ANSWERS TO A see people .starve and will, - HOPEFUL FOR A ed. ,, To Peace Marchers, I tisk, RET't!i~R WORLD When his nelghhor bas ..iUNIOJii 'i&A'tliUSf. • '~ ) J ll Q0 1 ~ Dell' Helen: ''How can .people with so much Dear Readers; worry, besides he dislikes mo ."ll ' " ll ·Ol·l S'd dln Con a. A : Red!lilJii.$Jti' pr\nli!d' a 'leiter luxury, freedom and time to Letters (mainly from young!wm move across the field h il'S by a 14-rear-old paclllal. ThJa reed about unfortunate. others people near draft age) are now up the wrch until the passlv1•ll GREAT firl WMkiJielr ·the acbool papfif turn their backs to the.r plea running 20 to one ill favor or f1ll'lller MUST wake up or and we tell theml with me and I would llke to lor ·help? - APPRECIATIVE our Govet'IIIJ1I!Ilt policy In VIet In hla sleep. FRIEND! Write some!hJnl in reljl(iuae, Dear Helen; Nam. They come from ooldlera Communist moves as Wbat about your bearing-has It reache{j ')'hough it may !lot be as .clever Your "Loyal Admirer," lhe In the thick of jtlllBie llghtlng, brush flt'e., We in ~erlca have OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS where you wonder whether or liCit .1 · ~ bert, 1 It bas m~· aaltrical pacifies!, IOl'llels that ("Those peace-ntarcbers arc been I~ -,~; ihe wll'!!. b a -· ;: ' I!Jottght bahlod ,IL . · . as long as we stand up IU>d s~wballa . . . If they. were ov· been. fawral!lt.'. But:the 6:00 to 8:00 would be benefic!al? Our testing ill A . · First she asks, ' 1why do we light communism, tllere will beer ·hlre .WIIIJ u, lbey;d see im· wiiJ ..ebaltgel Spara II'! ....,,.. 11 out obligation, and our reeommendatio~~..on ••t our noses Into other peo. no nucielll' war. If we allow the mediate ,!'lllldrawal itn't I h ~ dy being ~ ·In: and' shallowtie's btlllneu and Jet ·Oilf """' . communlats to take over one answer, tllld their 'ldeollsm thlllkiJill peilco cners are 1eventeen year's experience, NOW is ~ to d~ n !'i l · tl u f't JdBIII fOr tbe)D?" W~ . . . ~tiy'• ··after another, some- dOesn't work against Commu- ling them, · ·. • call or write for an appollltment In the priv~•ltlf isked to help, •lila ~ with '$ 7 we'll be liJIUillg them ln nlsts.") They come f':"m wives, Pn!Uical differences carunot il tftmber 'Feder.. Reserve Systtm f' poor, stru,.Jing, wai--tlled Beattie ililtead ' ol Saigon. .. 'l':aftees, ~•. and In such conquered, the !lacy menace ind ter'l'ified people and we ' The EiSenhower Doctrine aays qumberr that I, llJ!I making the Interfere with the slliht against -rF.D.f.C. thai 11 ·!qliJ u lhei'e lltlli··""'. will ·help any nation Column over-long today so that tJ mutual thi'Oilt nr such magnlPOII!,RO•Y ;· 0. a auvenilnenl· we '!folil\l Mlln&, CQ~ilmunlaht. Leb8non yl)u mii.Y: aee hp"!"lliooe wjlo wiH tu~. This Is wilY , we m u s • &line leep. iblllr ~~ ~ric beeaqse of it. 'loile the ·ibost reael to their COWl- con- fo beat the bush In ~"Iii'~· · ~ ,'l'f",pomjntcan ~~llc would ley's (Iolley. Fopowlng II , one VlelnllllfSO JUDIIIes. Help 1-~~::i~:~~ j~ , lor. lillY'.~if, iii· CO)IUI1Unl&t Ml'dalof U,~best:, ,, ; ven~ f~' ~).. - ~y, ~~E:jJ·' ,rat!fer·· ltl ~ Doc Q\tr ~ laljdeii'ln Dear He!~:· • . 11, : ' ' , ' :'-!!~~'!!' . ,.,if.~·-~·~r· ~.{(it·~ { . . .J ~-·t ' ~ ~ •,: J·. ...,~ 't (•· ~ . ,'l'\·. .{ 1' • ''" .. '~•.• ' ' d!f· · servings. The wise homemaker wl\1 familiarize herself with roods that fit into each of the four 1 j groups, why they are import· • ant. and what foods call be sub•tituted from day to day bec:~me NOT EVERY PRICES START AT i Charles Jack O'Brian Helen Help Us FREEZER SALE Each famiiy needs nutrients from four main foot groups called the "Basid Four." These food groupo ar• (l) 1 \< ~GS CENTRAL ·~·suPPLY CO. Street WHO GIVES THE BEST BUYS? ••• LANDMARK/I considered the mbtlmum euea. .. and Vitamin AI areRiboflavin twe vil*minl far which milk Ia an outstanding source. .1 Riboflavin II fotmd In a liml~ 7 ed rrumber of foods. Vitamin A is present in the fat of mllk. Skim milk ia frequently lorUfled with VItamin A. NEW VORK IUPil - ' Ro Voice of Broadway A~1oo·· Lalli i r~~~~~~}C~o;l;l::=·~::~~ ;~~~=~":·n~tr:•:t•~d:ie~l~dr~in:_:ca:n:.:be~us:e;d. - - -- -· - - -- - - - - - ·- Crop fhc ks clirectly mto or ·v I �• ··~.' I ., ' 'I ., \• '' Safety Everywhere: Home, Yard, Auto, is Theme ·for This Week IJ BRYSON R. CARTER an accident. The Idea of 'it" Are siairways clear of boxes, lamps short and In good contll· Is there an Underwriters Lab- . Do )'Uillhul oil the ~ron Whe.b stuck wllb JOUI' lriiCI- Ores! IP0\1d, barrels In bnlld,Coiaty En. 'Aaent, Agrl. happening to them is unbeliev· mops, tools, oboes? •tion? • · oratOries apRroved, prOJ!fl' type aij farm llllllh!nety bifare ad- or, do you back II out or gel lngs, or bi'S• 'II\IIIWII~\11 to Prevention of accidents in- able. Do you mop up immediately Are all electric ouUets not In fire extinguisher in the .kltth- justing, olllng, or unclogging? help to pull U out? water I')'Siem) ._b>Jas . alow . moving motor Take a lew minutes and look any grease, oll, water, or other use protected with safety caps? en! Do you give a penlatent "no'' Are tools, pitcbforl<s, and Do· you keep~ . ~ yard •ebldes will receiVe special over the following chock list liquid spilled on slippery sur- Are all beaters. stoves and Are all major appllances wben. chlidrtn wut to ride on other bud equiJllll«ll stored clell' of garden to6lli, il!lltered emphasis during the next few to see how your family rates faces? furnaces properly venled? properly grmmded! · machmery? m regular, safe places? machinery , partl,,, 0/4 ~ber, National Farm Safe· In safety practices and habits, I• yo!¢ gas or oil stove lc><:al· Are your scatter rugs skidFARM, AROUND YARDS Do you avoid ""aring loose- Are paiP~_,jnsect sprays and broken glass, tin ~. and o.lhobserved July ~0, Remember - accidents can be ed so that curtains cannot catch proof? Are tractor wheels ..t to filling or tom clolhlJII when PQisons plalnly. labeled alid er items whicll D1f1ht caW!e ·a i~~~jj!{ • ;;·ill be focused on prevented by taking precautions fire? Are stairways, hallways and : a wide PQOition when J189Sible, working around farm macbin- stored out or \'each of cbfldreo? fa!U ·.:"< . moving vehicle and removing hazardous condi· Are e>tension cords to your all working areas we1Highted1Jto reduce tipping hourds? ery? Are guards keptJn. ~8~ ' 0D , Olii THE IUGPAY ~~.a~:~l:~~ during this lions around the home and wwer Blutfls, belts, chains, Do all members of your lam!1, rural safety cam· farm. New In farm;ng t ·' 1 -.1 h i .• grind.,. and aaws? lly who drtve 1 car: 't'ltls emblem was develIN THE HOME _ ·v C Aft!.all ga!!OIIne etllllnes lear, Drive Within PQsled speed The Ohio State Univer- Do you store yoor knives in U . 91 mana truck, PQwer mower, tractor, limits; obey all road signs?; ,. oily'·resi!Br<'h specialists In a sal< rack, with points pro. : slope: ~ ftluel1Dc1 Give proper ·signal when stopreduce the number of rear terted' ' I By Vatted Pres• ln-alloaal you .. ·~rac,tice cor- ping or turning?; Practi«; the colbs!Ons mvolvmg slOW· Are ha111iles of hot contamers reel methoda of Ulting. "Golden ride" when drlvmg? moving ,vehicles. Introduced on stoves turned in and beyond Today is Sunday, July 24, the Do you u.. the ~$MV e,:n· • !lfeelwllcal CortriJtloD . two years. ago .. lhe SMV em· the reach of small children? I 21l5th day of 19116 with 169 fo biem when OD ~hway. • Do all Bpll work properly? blem now 1s bemg used nat1on- Do you store all matches, • foUow. . An welli and terns ad• Ia tbe rear Ylew mirror tmolly. Imedicines (including aspirin l. ,p The mooo I& Ill Ill firatlquately co•ered? bfoten IIIII frie from vibration; Emph.sis will also be given poisons. antlHeptiCs, clean- , quarter. Are nails removed from ali cait the horn be ~eard for at . o1. rna n.) other mg mater>als, and any non· ' ' . .,.._ mo-•••1!111'11 are Mars I loose least DO1 wlndshi~ld to preven twn . h ld . ""' ..~.., • Are boards? ladd er ope._. ...... and •• wl 2011 - .teet?; L and , ~. f 'd ts d th Ifoods wh1r woo cause 111 ness : Venus and Saturn uay . per1 wor5 proper y wtpe 0 ~,pes aCCI en. aroun e if eaten where small childr.n BY c. E. BLAKESLEE A wwor sprayer is highly de- porut that mea are one of thel - - - ...., 110 eve .•1•• ltarslcllu!es protected with guard cleao?•' Ia steeiing adjutlted so tlome and farm Smce at'Ctdents · 1 bl to dr' the t · 1· 1 sert ts partt u.1 Ul!;li!Cl ...... • f. · . . _Icannot r.:~ach them ? I c6UDty E_xt. Agen t s ra e JVe ~a e~Ja 10- mos ous pea • ~ ?r- American avlatril Amelia raUB? that you have Uttle p!ay in the on caused they can be prevent Are electric appliances kept Agroculture to crack! and crevtces on the ly encountered ariUIId piCDICS Earhart Pulliam was born on I no you have a properly maiD- wheel?; Are brakes acljusted to ~-In n.n• out of t•n acCidents lout of reach from the basin and Identification of pests and di· foundatio• On flni,hed surfac-· and fair!. He PQinta out that this day In l8tlll lafned lightning rod • I)'Slem 8lop Jn SO teet from a 20 mph I .. ..•• • • = ·· S nc/ : 'ExpansiOn of 'Facitities is iif Full s-wing ar Rio Grande College- '.·:: · RIG GRANDE COLbEGE, anticipating nearly palgn under'the leadership of Dr. A. R. Ch~~.nIOO"'llll'/lfls t!ii.s fall: j~ record) is pre~en.tly under, ; ' . sen, ~ho in the past three years has helped the In· JB~9C, .ll!' ~~test expilnsion program tn 1ts 90-year ~'!J,t,, The ,Program .ls part of a continuing cam· stltutton to tate giant steps forward In plant faclll· ties, staff, and curriculum. Even greater Improve- ren~a~en=ed !n~lcte'::'d~ :!~c~·=~dri'M $400,oob fo~ whict'has been auglnented by. federal aid ahd other gifts Iince. ·· I ;'''Z! c~uses mvol~e : seases is the first step in sue- ea, diazinon, 'f.t per cent oil 1 sanitation Is one of the most · on an main buiJdlnga?' .::;. ~ wJ'th :an whee 19 ·a cessfully controlling th.,e en•· spray, or chlorodenc, two per Important !lngle Items of con· On this day In blatory; Are dangerous animals (bull!!'· l!ijiliii~Od? i ~&ceJde~t ~tage by thmgs he Do .vou remove. at te~t ~~ce mies on plants and animals . cent oil spray, ts fairly satisfac- trol that can be done. In 1874, Mormons led by boars, etc.) securely penned? What are your plans for ':j~ t do. Al.the same month, old p~persf a 0 ~r )lot many people realize that tory, Removal of the hoxelder Areas whore food stands wiU Brigllam Young arrived at Do you have an emergency working with safety in the ··lnne ., Ill surroundmg cond•- flam~able rubbiSh rom ' disease identifiCation is avalla- trees also helps greatly. be erected should be sprl)'ed Great Salt Lake Valley In Utah. water supply availal!Je. to fight future? · tlons· er.t~ then ~nd there that 1,home . . . , ble through the Rodent Disease Identification of mosl com.l just before the fair opens with lD 1166. Tennessee became ==~= ·Jo,;lnp.n lhe accident • Do you store oily rags 10 cov· Cl ic of lhe Department of Bo~ 1 ts be ed hv l either of the same materials, the first Confederate state fo -i-The Sunday TllllerrSenl!ne~ Sunday, July 24, 1966 h 'd I ' A t II ed et I conta iners"· m moo nsec can secur ·"uo·· as accr ens . c ua Y· ;er m 3 . any and Plant Pathology, Ohio contacting the Extensior. Orfk!e. Spray garbage areas and gar- be readmJtted to the Un1on. · . all ktnds of .people from all , Are all firearms wlloaded ~nd State Unlver.9ity. The identifica-~ If this insects are less common bage and refuse cans every day In 1929, President Hoover . lev~ls of SI)C;et.y. Many. people Iout' of reach of young chJid· tion of plant diseases and the they can be submitted to t h el with Ciovap. declared ~at Kellogg-BriaDd doo t really tlunk they II have : ren accuracy of any diagnosi.s, cf Ohio State University Coopera· l Recommendations forcontr~IJ- Treaty, whJch denounced WF, . course. depends on the mfor· tive Extension Service. William ing most pes II of commercial was in effect. I mation supplied. Also imPQrtant E. Delaplane, extension special- crops and any· parts of houses In !851, VIce Pre!ldant is the plant materu~l selected ist in pest control reports that and gardens are avadi'ble by Richard Nixon and Russian and lhe condition in whicll it ar· many insect and plant spec~ contacting the County Exten- Premier Khrushche• carried 011 rives in the laboratory. mens are received in too poor a slon Office. their famed kitchen debate at ·. ' Any person in Meigs . G&llla condition lo be identified. an American exhlbltlon In , . , . Delaplane reminds persons NEW GO-GO MARK Moscow • havmg plants w1th. diSeases sending In insects that the spec- AUCKLAND, New Zealand ' ~ •1 · 1 which seem lobe diseased may imens must be wrapped o:areful· (UPI) -A loot.sore New : A thought for the dey- ' secure the plant diSease speC<- ly in tissue paper or facial tis· Zealand girl Sunday laid claim American psycbologl<t andl men record form from h '' sues and PQt in 0 box or hot· to two world records held by ph!Cber Wllllam James; county extenSion =atlng in a "G us, In truth, meaDS' !!ttle d' tl e to preven t crus h'mg. Cll ng- Americans after 10"'" . Tius . f off1ce. Iorm as ks Ior m orma11on 1n I· . f be t go-go dancing marathon f<r 100 th the 1 ulty r 0 eating whether it is a commer- mg P1as IC wrap 1s 8 10 r d k to more an ac . . plant specimens because It hours. The en urance mar • perceiving In 1n unbabltual e>al or prtvate problem, I he keeps them from drving out fall were beld by a U.S. girl, way." dtstnbutlon of effected plants, enrout•. ' who went go-go tor ·11.4 bours, , lhe symptoms of the parts Bf. and a u.s. disc jockey, who 1 fected, types of soils, and the Submitters should tell where stayed awake for 94 hours. RED TRADE CLIMBS I culture practices. they found the specimens; whe- After pas!ing the' 100 • hour Anyone WIShing to make use lher in cereal, window sill, mark the New Zealand girl TIJ":Yo <UPI) -Japan'• lwl>of this plant dioea•e clinic may chimney, or outside in soil or slvp~. way trade with Communlat secure the application blank the bark of a tree, he sayd. China climbed 41 per cent to from the Extension Offire and "WhaleV<!r po!ISible, tlive the SMEAR THREE HOUSES 1320 million during the lint six mail It directly to the Plant Dl· identification of the plant on BERLIN (UP!) -Swasliks m1 ·ths of this year, the Kyodo :;ease Clinic. The cost of each which or near which the speci- and various anti-Semitic slo- new1 agency reported Saturspecimen is $2. men was found," he adds. he gan1 have been smeared 111 the day. Tbe agency said the , The cutter head on New Holland's Mod~l 717 • SRUWiN-WtWAMS Forage Ha"·vester is built to take tough going. The Identification of household in· more information w• have the walls of three houses here, it current trade level between the knives are backed along their full length by a thicK Sfcts is another problem which easier it Is for us to give fast was rePQrted Saturday. Pollee two countries represents 3.5 per · t.,l plate-to protect the cutterhead from damage t'Omes up frequently, One of t~e '"rvlce." said the persorut reswnslble cent of Japan'I""'IOW imPQrtnd provide extra support for max1mum cylinder ·,ost common commg up th1s In a newsletter Delaplane re- were unknown. export volume. A :tability in toughest cutting . Built-in sharpener lets HOUSE PAINT spring and summer has been tJu~ rFinest on boH houH potnt. you put a razor edge back on blades in minutes. ·Du111ble flnllh live• your homt Boxelder bugs. V.:'ith th e ' 717's' sharp knives, you always get a These are insects Up to one ' Ul ubo yooll of ptOioction, Wide t 1~ an. f~ne cut-the kind that pa c '·.- · eps cholci qf c;oJars. hair inch in size. The youngtr better , and IS more palatable. ones are small and reddish. The adult ones are narrow, brownSHIIRWIN.;v(JU~!fS ish-black, and have three longiHOLLAMD tudinal red stripes. I BY PAT GLASS so~ milk daily. Chlldrl!ll WJder calclwn content t. one l!llp of/ . They feed on the boxelder, l Co, Ext Agent. Homo Ec, 9 years of age need.·lrom two milk; I cup altlm milk, 1 cup; HOUSE PAINT ash. hackberry trees , among Food guides translate t be to three cups Children 9 to 12 buttermilk, S-4 tablespoona non·1 Tough, flexible latex finish. others. Control of thtse ins•cts technical language of nutrients need three or more cups, teen- fat dry milk, II> cups collate Rolllsta blloto~ng ond pootlnr. · inside the house is difficult, but mto terms of everyday eatmg. agers need four or more cups, cheese, 2 cups cream cbeese, TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Goes on usy. OriiS fatt. ! on an unfinished surfare and a-1Most foods conta1n more than .1nd adults need two or more I "f.: inch cube cheddar cheese, Sptrkllna coiOf& 1nc1 • brilllamt whllo. Pomeroy, Ohio round foundations and outside, lone nutricflt. Certain types of cups. Milk is the chief source 2 cups ice cream, and 2~ cups: two per cent emulsifiable con· foods contain specific nutrients of calcium. Unles!l milk Y used milk sherbet. I both man bath tub? h"· surroundmgs. Man sels : ·.. · Ce~tral ilsan. of Colleges and Seco~ulaey &!~::~: *0:, 1 ,- ments are anticipated In the near future as the de· mand for higher educatlo~ grows. In ~utheastern Ohio. The cu~rent emphasts on expanBtpn Is part of the colleges drive for accreditation by the North AI ldentI•1I•catI•on. IS• Key to """·"'""'""-" c I t D t es s Isease' - on ro s I .. ' LEFT - (Top Photo! The Frank Denney erai store (left) Is ing converted I n t o new college book store. old dining hall (right) ls be· .!ng remodeled, to bouse the new student center. photo) - This ls where a new 24-unlt apartment structure for married dents, 12 one·bedroom and 12 two-bedroom will be It's cated just off old Rt. 35, Includes allProximately acres around the Evan ans, John Wickline, G r I f Cook and Ervin Frost prDperties. (Bottom photo) This Is where the new half· million dollar physical cation plant, and a new $400,000 .men's dormitory soon will ' be constructed. This plelure was taken hind Moulton Hall, ~oo~:!ng , toward GalUpolls. The slcal edueallon plant lol!aled in upper right and the 1501··Jm~;a:!le~,.:~~~:~·~r. dorm will be e• rectly behind Moulton • 1 "'' I , ------ - ·-- '717's' Rugged Cutterhead Keeps' You Chopping Fine-Always! ! I You can if it was paintsd wit{l long-lasting I RIGHT (Top photo) The new cafeteria wu eompleted reeently. Sealing 375 persoJUt comfortably, Its ca· paelty for an event lo 500 persons, making It the big· gest dining facility in Gallfa and Meigs e~~untlea, It Is louted behind the new II· brary, adjacent to the new Holzer dormitory. (~IIddle photo) - This building is the present student center, and will soon be converted Into the new music quarters, It was construded 10 years ago by a veterans organizalion. !Bottom photo; - The new Holzer dormitory, ded· luted last month, accommDdates 150 male studenls. 1~1 '11"1.",1'1"!"'.''1·1: lt''il!f~l·· ., 11 i•;. •:-,;I I~' "·· d ~·~ ... •' ·~·. ·':'..;. .<'I .er' · '·I'•' ~ I·· i' ' • ,• , , 1•1 ''t'l I ,, ,,,' ,1,' ' )"":; SWPgi'se 1 foocJ G 'de Ior fh e f ami'/ y Milk is the First of Diet's 'Basic Fol:lf' £m NEw fULTON THOMPSON i 992 5 10 1 2 in comparably quanlities. Thus, as a beverage it is enough almOiil callriifoods are classified, according possible te secure to lype, into groups which goo- cium to meet recommended alerally can be depended upon i lowances. as good suppliers of specific nu· ; trients. Recommendations for Different forms or milk: may amounts of food to be eaten be used for variety, E•ch of are based on present knowledge the following is about ewal lo of the body's nutrient needs for gorwth and for maintenance and repair or the body at various ages and conditions. A guide such as the "Basic Four" is a foundation u p on which to build good meals in the United States. The foods in the quantities specified are l MOWS, CONDITIONS AND WINDROWS IN ONE LOW-COST OPERATION, AND USES HOW THE FLICK-BAR OPERATES ; • IH. Flic\o.. 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This guide shows the foods which are good sources of protein, car. bohydrates, fats, mineralll, and vitamins. ALL SIZES ON SALE - CHEST and UPRIGHT SEE 'EM ON DISPlAY - DON'T BUY FROM A CATALOGUE- BEST BUYS RIGHT HERE! Milk and Dairy Preducts, (2) Vegetables and Fruits. i3l Moats, Fish. and Poultry, and (4I Bread and Cereals. Adjustments in the amounts for children or other family members can easily be made 1 in the number and size of t h e OUR " for ~~ variety. Today's oarent needs to help children develop an understanding ot th~ information. too. because they are i making their own food choices 1 IJ'l()re frequently than in previ- I ICE .CREAM ous years and at an increasingly younger age. This week wf' will discusr~ the first of the four food eroups listed above - Milk anti Dairy WITH AU APPLIANCES , ,., ' I REFRIGERATORS- COMIINATI()NS.AIR-CONDITIONERS- WASHERS and DRYERS ,;,· ,.-----------------~--------~----· --., • WE DELIVER ~ · !'' I • J POMEROY ~ ....... Golllll-- Couotloo-,...... W'f 24111 . ~ ..k w. c•.....,.•. ..._.. "' tho 111 "L• on llouto 7 I D ot lbf '· u,,., lnd of Pomeroy OPEN TIL 't II.M. CMONDAY thru SATURDAY! ' • .. .- fl •· .., '•' •WE SERVICE •WE TRADE •WE FINANCE lefthander to wjrq(rf.ajor lotJr· . ~am~n\ by cap~~ lbe ~r~· ' FILE,. ~ onl I ''·>I. (. OPEN MRY · NIGH'f UNTIL 9 ' I THE FARMERHANK THE' FARMERS BANK aisd SAYINGS CO. ' ,•••••••••••~jjj;jjjiiij;j;jjjj;;j;ji;;;j;i;;:;iiij;;;;• .;;'E;x;•:~P;'.s;u;nd;:•;Y•~I-·.1 Everyone in lhe family need::f ,. Products. f i r.~ •· . -BADI~e .......... - SOME DON'T NEED ON(<IWOtn c. ·. RANGES' t• . ~ Sale .the Donald O'Connor's noished l bleclofh •top the Dodgers' meals by reoUng legroom just 0 "lND MDIIII IN A a musical comedy ("Fe 1i x: uut. above their knees ; to advertiSe Krull") libretto, will help New York shoeshine restaurants - a joke but it , the music and lyrics t~nd ex- · are a jangle of silver: ill worked At the moment, Jack ' pects to star in it in the '6'1-'68 1buildings, wandering · E. Leonard's feuding with roBroadway season . . T~ usu. l charge 40 cents, barber medians Gene Baylos and Het¥' ally glum N. Y. Times put 68- !charge 35, sidewalk shiners ny Youngman, and figh;:s-versa. , year-old Justice Douglaa' mar· a two-bits charge as you stand Naturally - a strip tea.ser1 rlage to the college student on watching them Hip-RIU> now calla herself Ginny Woolf Its entertainmenl page:-; We socks and in the subway Judy Garland called Tennes10 caught H0w To Steal a Mil· tions , with upholstered see Williams and volunteered lion" at the Radio City Mu!;ic yet, the official price is for a Wms. drama _ any one The Sunday T!Jnes.S.ntlnel, Sunday, July 24, · 19611--5 April, 1165. I considered the letter from Hall and found it a most enter- ,cents . .. Plus of course, tip _ and he was polite bpt the { am a 19-year-old college the empty·headed, velvet-tong- talning frippery, a triumph ov· lncidentally, it's against "Glass Menagerie" TV role · student, and 1 believe the war ues young pacifist an amwing er a so-so script by attractive law for ~omen ~ have went to Shirley Booth Mer~dJn VIet Nam should be escalat- satire, until I sobered and real- people (Audrey Hepburn. Peter shoes shmed; With the lng from a tough hospit•t siege,: ed by bombing Hanoi and clos- iZed some people actually be- O"foole, Hugh Griffith, E I i thigh-high hems, no wonder. fine song-writer Willara Robi· • Sturdy fram e r.onsrrw 1uon I ¥ •' ing the port of Haiphong. 1 do Jieve this way. May I answer Wallach, Charles Boyer in a S. N. Behrman always son was given extra therapy • gailY aliding ctra w l!'nl not believe in "Better Red her with a parallelism. quickie role and fat French 1ions the ~rt of elegantly. by Judy Garland and Tony Ben• FuUy ~bk dr8,., ( dllpiC. • Bonderit•-b'eated bakll(] than dead." - LARRY In the vast' farm belts of the comedian ''Moustache" manag.l ed easy pro~e so rare lll nett, both recording R'obU:on al· enamel finitdl By Helen Dear Helen. United States, property owner- ing a walloping impression m writing trades today bums .. . H you're a collector 4 • Stteslo m~(·t "'' '" "'. n.·,•J I wonder if "Loyal Admirer" ship is indicated with boundar- ene just as brief), beautiful set. of the times ? ' They" have f1f old-radio recollections, the Bottel knows what would heppen · to ies and fences as in lh.e rest of duds and high -style Iown newspaper now - The name George (The- Real) Me' , him (or her) if he wrote such the world. Neighbors quarrel, well-paced William Wyler di· ' mosexual Citizen . . Carol Coy should shake ·~ illlpudeot ! an anti-government letter in a petty rivalries cause bad blood. rection .. Sprightly swnmer-1resigned as president of t h memory _ George ori£'inated , YCUTH ASKED FOR IT! stop the spread of communis~. communist country? Quick, L. Yet these stubborn farmers will time film fun ... OUr H'wood N. Y. ~FTR.a. union and tbe funny • insult styiQ which !' This column ts for young peo- We mustn't think that because A., to the salt mines! We elect· stand shoulder to shoulder with spy tells us Jack Warner has a say she II relu~ to her Henry Morgan later led dowr.le their roblems and leas- freedom is here today it willed men to run our country their neighbors to fight a com- six-seat box at a~l Dodg~ TV we~ther;;alhng . ;, biU ; anyway, George olays a· :r;s thet/troobles and p fun. also be here tomorrow. Maybe and we shold cooperate with mon deadly peril - the brUSh games and you atn t seen no.tn- Jo~~o s. nexl play ( 1-e janitor in "Up the Down StairAs ~ith the rest of Helen Help it won't Especially if we be· them.- SUSAN, AGE 16 fin, With enough people and In' uol!l you see Jack amve te, msp~red by the case," filming In N. Y. Us!, it welcomes Ia hs but eome known as "quitters." Dear Helen: enough back-breaking work, lbe With .guests aod a ham~r of novel) will be a shocke; -~,-~~ lr====----..--...-.-..o;ii won't dndge a aeri.:;: questioo Next she asks, "Why do we We must love our enemies h~ fury can be the, flnfst Warner comnuso.ary ~orpses. on the stage '"B:•Its scls,l l 118 with a brulliHiff. giVe aid to those who don't and do good to,them thai- But if, In hla love of delteactes-:- spr~d oul right five tnlliUtes In Send your teen-age questions want.. It?'' MOSt want it. Those cute us. War 1s the confess1~n farmer. whose field ts not after the fll'St tnmng on a ta· the short-skirt set earn tr YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, who don't, get heard and writ· that we have not learned thiS Immediate danger, ,•its u,wn ~are of Helen Help US! this ten about The United Slates has leaa,on welL War has never solv- porch and thinks, 'TI!at s iewspaper, a conscience : we don't want toed Oil( problema, and ot. never then he will be rudely aw11ket>· ll ANSWERS TO A see people .starve and will, - HOPEFUL FOR A ed. ,, To Peace Marchers, I tisk, RET't!i~R WORLD When his nelghhor bas ..iUNIOJii 'i&A'tliUSf. • '~ ) J ll Q0 1 ~ Dell' Helen: ''How can .people with so much Dear Readers; worry, besides he dislikes mo ."ll ' " ll ·Ol·l S'd dln Con a. A : Red!lilJii.$Jti' pr\nli!d' a 'leiter luxury, freedom and time to Letters (mainly from young!wm move across the field h il'S by a 14-rear-old paclllal. ThJa reed about unfortunate. others people near draft age) are now up the wrch until the passlv1•ll GREAT firl WMkiJielr ·the acbool papfif turn their backs to the.r plea running 20 to one ill favor or f1ll'lller MUST wake up or and we tell theml with me and I would llke to lor ·help? - APPRECIATIVE our Govet'IIIJ1I!Ilt policy In VIet In hla sleep. FRIEND! Write some!hJnl in reljl(iuae, Dear Helen; Nam. They come from ooldlera Communist moves as Wbat about your bearing-has It reache{j ')'hough it may !lot be as .clever Your "Loyal Admirer," lhe In the thick of jtlllBie llghtlng, brush flt'e., We in ~erlca have OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS where you wonder whether or liCit .1 · ~ bert, 1 It bas m~· aaltrical pacifies!, IOl'llels that ("Those peace-ntarcbers arc been I~ -,~; ihe wll'!!. b a -· ;: ' I!Jottght bahlod ,IL . · . as long as we stand up IU>d s~wballa . . . If they. were ov· been. fawral!lt.'. But:the 6:00 to 8:00 would be benefic!al? Our testing ill A . · First she asks, ' 1why do we light communism, tllere will beer ·hlre .WIIIJ u, lbey;d see im· wiiJ ..ebaltgel Spara II'! ....,,.. 11 out obligation, and our reeommendatio~~..on ••t our noses Into other peo. no nucielll' war. If we allow the mediate ,!'lllldrawal itn't I h ~ dy being ~ ·In: and' shallowtie's btlllneu and Jet ·Oilf """' . communlats to take over one answer, tllld their 'ldeollsm thlllkiJill peilco cners are 1eventeen year's experience, NOW is ~ to d~ n !'i l · tl u f't JdBIII fOr tbe)D?" W~ . . . ~tiy'• ··after another, some- dOesn't work against Commu- ling them, · ·. • call or write for an appollltment In the priv~•ltlf isked to help, •lila ~ with '$ 7 we'll be liJIUillg them ln nlsts.") They come f':"m wives, Pn!Uical differences carunot il tftmber 'Feder.. Reserve Systtm f' poor, stru,.Jing, wai--tlled Beattie ililtead ' ol Saigon. .. 'l':aftees, ~•. and In such conquered, the !lacy menace ind ter'l'ified people and we ' The EiSenhower Doctrine aays qumberr that I, llJ!I making the Interfere with the slliht against -rF.D.f.C. thai 11 ·!qliJ u lhei'e lltlli··""'. will ·help any nation Column over-long today so that tJ mutual thi'Oilt nr such magnlPOII!,RO•Y ;· 0. a auvenilnenl· we '!folil\l Mlln&, CQ~ilmunlaht. Leb8non yl)u mii.Y: aee hp"!"lliooe wjlo wiH tu~. This Is wilY , we m u s • &line leep. iblllr ~~ ~ric beeaqse of it. 'loile the ·ibost reael to their COWl- con- fo beat the bush In ~"Iii'~· · ~ ,'l'f",pomjntcan ~~llc would ley's (Iolley. Fopowlng II , one VlelnllllfSO JUDIIIes. Help 1-~~::i~:~~ j~ , lor. lillY'.~if, iii· CO)IUI1Unl&t Ml'dalof U,~best:, ,, ; ven~ f~' ~).. - ~y, ~~E:jJ·' ,rat!fer·· ltl ~ Doc Q\tr ~ laljdeii'ln Dear He!~:· • . 11, : ' ' , ' :'-!!~~'!!' . ,.,if.~·-~·~r· ~.{(it·~ { . . .J ~-·t ' ~ ~ •,: J·. ...,~ 't (•· ~ . ,'l'\·. .{ 1' • ''" .. '~•.• ' ' d!f· · servings. The wise homemaker wl\1 familiarize herself with roods that fit into each of the four 1 j groups, why they are import· • ant. and what foods call be sub•tituted from day to day bec:~me NOT EVERY PRICES START AT i Charles Jack O'Brian Helen Help Us FREEZER SALE Each famiiy needs nutrients from four main foot groups called the "Basid Four." These food groupo ar• (l) 1 \< ~GS CENTRAL ·~·suPPLY CO. Street WHO GIVES THE BEST BUYS? ••• LANDMARK/I considered the mbtlmum euea. .. and Vitamin AI areRiboflavin twe vil*minl far which milk Ia an outstanding source. .1 Riboflavin II fotmd In a liml~ 7 ed rrumber of foods. Vitamin A is present in the fat of mllk. Skim milk ia frequently lorUfled with VItamin A. NEW VORK IUPil - ' Ro Voice of Broadway A~1oo·· Lalli i r~~~~~~}C~o;l;l::=·~::~~ ;~~~=~":·n~tr:•:t•~d:ie~l~dr~in:_:ca:n:.:be~us:e;d. - - -- -· - - -- - - - - - ·- Crop fhc ks clirectly mto or ·v I �.,, ' ' II \I •' ..~~;:;:::.. -Middleport-seDltorSOtisi Highly-Touted FiSiiei;;:3:;t;t e&-Sentlnel, Sunday, July 24, 1968 ---- - -1t-'-:.....;:..+--- -- .. ' - - ~or ·. '!{Error Gives A~gels · ~1-o./ • • .• til Middle rt Barons Outlas·t + "• . .•• . ltll!l'U ""H,·- .. •l -:t\ , The Middleport SenaiAlno InniiJ, ·but F'laher'l Ued •It ·up charpd wlh the W.. John I ~dleport 001 401 8 7 0 Amold'l olngle. Arnold 1 t •••· lo ~I'll~., ·~ ellmlnated the ldglily routed 3-3 lD jhe bottom of lbe third Leary went to the mound ftlr Fisher's 003 111»-- S 5 G home whe.n 'third balle!Jllll Gl"' w.ulod. Brlld lluiit~J toornarnent lavorlle Pl. Plea.. when Dori Telle triple !w II h Fisher's · alter Demolkey's · Battorles' Mlddleporl - De: Hanes mls.., a pea at third. and Glen Hanes ant Flllier's f1.3 Friday Dlsht Jim Ball, who bad doubled and 81'and slam and shut out the moikey <WP) and C. Roush: Malleable scored three mc;ri iJ18 both runners. ll'iililll!!!: ltlil . ""'!!!;!!""''l'l'"'!'""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~lln the !lrs~.,pme at the Elgbtli ~unlor MIWgan, who bad: )'all<- Senatoro !~ two atld two-lhlrds Flllher's - Barnetle, Telle runs with two out in the !Alp of !"I to Jeff Hubb~ 'lo'1~ .~.' AMual ,ltyger Creek Tqurna· ild, on base. Telle scoreof;:fben lonlDgs, while walking four and (LP) (2), Leary (4) and J. M..-. the leCOnd Inning. FeUy walked mnloti. · .,. . · ~ . 'p ' o ment for lJIUe Leaperi:' Jo~ __ Leary doubled. ~ · . •lrlklnl out seven. ' gan. but Rossi and Buxton Iliad out. . Pat Arnold welil_',~ <II~ ,. . _. . _ . . Pt. Pleuanl Mallealtle Iron Tlrii Demookey hH a B~, In one and one-thl.rd Malleable I Syracole I Hanes wu safe when center- for the GJanta, ~~~ . • downed. the SYfaC!IIe Glanta 1- olam home run In' lila of lnnlntlo, illowed four hila, walk: Ted Sldera he!" lhe Syracuse Helder Randy Moore dropped hits, walked ol~ ai>if.~ out 0 5 In •he second same. the fourth lnDlDg to pdl(< the ed Me -and. alruck out one. Galnla lA five bola, walked four 1 ny ball. Rusty Woomer boom· five . . ,_ . , · l~ l) · "'() Saturday alghfs · seml·finals Seoators oht of rtach. •:Sieve Tello workld two Innings, al- and atruck out nine. Siders also ed one high iniAl centerfield and For Malleable, ~~~ . ~ . . Mlddleporl'o PoJ11· Darou lab Open In 1968. pit~ lila Cheih!N "'""' (S-0) l'[ic:e ,and Sieve Bralton :.walk· lowed three hlta, walked live ~cod the Iro~en at the p~ale Moore mllde his second straight had two d"'!bla It!)Oflt.- ~~ '· baseball team an ll.O lead tying run al the plate, alruck agamsl ~t. Pleaaant Klwa~ls ed' and Kellh Van lnWqen ancl struclo: out four. woth two hots m three trops, bobble, ' with Felty and Hanes Sid.:o, two for th"'!',_ ,wl~' l , , 101thlrdl bmlap out on three pitches to end tlie (4-0) at 6'30 p. m.,, and the Mid- struck out. Bruce Hawley .wa)t. Demoskey paced lhe SenaiAlrs Including a _double. In two and two scoring. Ted Siders doubled double ; Bwttoo, tWl! .Jqi: fliu(; . . at Southern Friday evenlnl, game. dleporl ·SOIIIIIDI'I !4-0) agahtsl e4, loading tho ba,.. . aDd wllh a double and hQme run in Malleable Jumped off to . a scor;,~ .Woomer. . Rossi was one for , \!l~' f_iJ4',0 then put down two Soulherll For Soulhern, Ray Johnson Pt. Pleaaaltl Malleable Iron set~ng the stage lor Demos- three trips to Ute plate. \lanln- 4-0 lead In tbe top of _tbe first The G1an~ came to life brief· J. T. _Holland, one . tor.,rfllll'•.· uprisings IAl wiD ll-8. , slngled, ~Itt trlplell and (3-0) at I p. rn; keys rouod·~pper, Middleport wagen was two lor !Dur, lnolud· frame when Jim Rosso smgled Jy 1n the bottom of. the fifth. boUt songles. , . _ .: . ·•· With one more victory Jn singled, Bachtel homered wltlt llllv.r!IAY. .lll!lllt's two looiJIII S<ored agam m the top iJ! tlte 1ng a double; Bruce Hawley and scored on Brad Bux!Dn'o Jeff Hubbard wu hit by a Rich Ash bad two ,.llliJii(Ja .. three games remaining needed two on and Gary Harl tripled learns -will meet In the oonaola· ol•th for lhelr eighth rUJI:. was one for two; Chester llouBh double. Bu&ton scored on Glen piteh. With two out, Rick Ash two trips tor Syracuie ;'".)''N"' to lusure I lle for .the Metp. and doubled. tlon rame of tbrfoumament at Demo&key went tlte . Jiiute one !0< four, and Kl!lll fOoes, HanH' double, and Hanes and tripled liC<Jring Hubbard. and Arnold had 1 silitle and - ~ - ' GoiJJa Pony Lea&ue title, the Barons w 000 0-13 11 2 6:3G p. m. ~Y while the for lhe SenaiAlrs. He allowed one lor three. . Soder&, who walked, scored on Pat Arnold doubled scoring i• two trips, and Stevt ,W'~ -' Barons, now J-1, have two wltb Southern , ooz 140 1- 1 ·. 1 3 tournament championship will only five hila, gave up two Jim Hall wu, tlte top BliCk· J. T. Holland's single. Ash. Siders truck out Jerry brenner bad Syracldi'~ ,:,.jiijJJ,, Eastern and one with pomeroy, WhliA! (WP), TannehlU (7), be dedded when the two wi.. walkl and struck out 12 1D taln· man for Fishers With two for Syracuse picked up three Hubbard to end lhe uprising. other hit. a double. . ·· Pomeroy and Cbesblre are the and Floyd, swartz (1), Prof· nlng learns of Stoturday Dl&ht'l lng the win. lhret, including_ a double. Don runs In the bottom of the first. Malleable led 9-5 and neilher 1 Line score, . , , · .' , . ';:· ch~llengers, toth with thrte fill (J..P), Bachtel <3) and actlon,meel at 8;;10 p, m. MOD· Jim ,Barnetle started for Telle had a trople, In ·~0 Randy Moore and Jeff Hubbard learn ocored in lhe sialh. . I Malleabl~ 430 02~ ' j defeats. . Lawrence. Umpire• L. Wolle, day . , . FIJher o and luted only one trlp•; J?hn Leary, a double m walked but Moore was out ~?k- Malleable !!Cored its last Syrocuse 300 0'14;7. , ~ t' f ' Ron Bachtel of Soutbem Middleport I Flahr'a I and one-lhlrd Innlnjs. He wu lhree tripo, and Terry Rollins, ing thord on a throw by M1_ke l':'o runs. in the lop of the fiflh.l Ballerie•. Malleable . '- , Sid: came in 1o strike ool Dan The SenaiDI'I jwnped out IAl lifted with one out In . the one for three. Fetty. Rlck Ash singled, w1lh .hm End1cott was safe on Jeff lers (WP) and Fetty ; ~yr*~ I.ewis wlth two Outa and two ts a S-0 leJUIID tlte lop of the third second for Don Tolle, whO was Line score: t"'o out._!nd_scored on Pat H~bbard'~_error. Fetty popped - Arnold iLP) and ,M'~ ~sb', : ', <v 1~fi.Win Over Yankee Mates \ I' .,lid, Southern .\ "grefl&lJOn 11 'u 1 t •I r: Col Tnp • ~tlt!'":.:' ~ ..: ' ~! Mets' 5 to 2 went on short the. dowtll'IVer Reds Post 6th Ponv• Loop Wiii~.. ·· U White Sox Smash Four Homers in 16-9 Win Friday Cot d Two home runs by ' Jim made seven errors aod leff Jamisan's hOme run come [ four at the plate, including The Gallipolis Pony Leaguethree at the plak. M~o!iy Tb~ GalHpollslbe ~ ~ped Sle!nbeck, and. .one each by only two men on base. . with two on In the fil'llt Inning a double and a triple: steve Redo nudged the Glsnl• 9-8 to \wo hill! for lhe losers, ., :::;, ;~~nFrid Eplng tilase- Jim Noe and Junior Jamloon Sam Mllchell went lhe dl11- but the Indians tied it up S-3 Edwards had two singles in lpost their sixth victory In Meadows had two d~ lor. , o ay evon { ~ powered lhe White Sox tea !6-9 lance lor lhe Indians, gave up In the bottom of tlte f1rat wheo f . D . . games Friday evening. The Gi· lthe winners and HamiltM aiM M. ,Bush• wonnlntl ur win over the Indians Friday 14 hils, walked one and otruck Bob Pogg tripled w•th two our trips;_ onme Sbeels hod ants are now 5-7 for the seasoo. ldoubled. Mosley had o dtlublo er, f~ 13 ~ gave up oev· evehlng on Memorial Field. out 12. Mitchell alsa blaoted a aboard, and scored when Ml~ a .double '" four tnps: a~d Tom Meadows was credited •and triple for the 1...,, . en hila for lhe COlts. Jim SleiDbeek wu on tlte home run wllh two aboard. The chell wu oafe at !IMI on Jam- MII<hefl had a lwr.Ie run '" ! 'th th · R M"lch 11 • 1 F. Burnett, the losing hurler, hill fiN' the White Sox worked Indians left four men ou base ison's error. three trips. iw~ ede w;;:.lh . t e was I PAIRINGS ANNOUNCED · ·" aave up five bl!J fanned seven . ' d d lhr arg WI e oss. and walki.d six. ' six full lnmngs, 1ave up seven an rna e, on1Y ee errors. Jeff Lewlo drove home three Third b•seman !!icky Boone Powell's run In the bottom of • Pairings for the Boys Sinlln Davldaon, Jacbon and San· bits, walked one and · struck Mltch;JJ• more Whitt. Sill l'lliiS In the and catcher Chuck Perroud !the proved to he land Men's Singles ders each had doubles lor the out 13 Indians. The White Sox ablgsl_ run g top of the "'"""d ln•ing with •lweto each three for !Jur and llhe wmnmg marker. namenl were announced S&lur· . , . the Indoans got only three hits · h h d d bl d · 1 · F lh · B h nd ld •S winners wblle Saundero and . · • triple Reger Taylor •·alked to eac a a ou ' an lnp e •1 or e wmners, us a 1 ay bY GaII"lpot·1• .J~~m"f Rose doubled for the . llisert. SPORTSCASTER DIES but were Bided by Sletnbeck open · u.. Inning and scored Jim Noe was two for four. in- Meadow• each had three for ' Playground Directol' !'llt'l ; l''t Rose and Guthrie ew:h had tWo NEll' YORK <UP!) - Vefer· only walk and three While sox when Jim Nee was safe Ieluding a home run: Jeff Le•·· - . -- ---- ~. -I son. Action begins Monday In hits. ~ sportsca&ler Clure Mosher error•. Richard FerguiiOil's error is~ two for four, including • : NEW YORK. tUPil - I r v'the Boys' event and• will en4 Three blg runs ln the second died Saturday In hlo ouote IJ'ULIS PITCH second base. triple; J1m Stembeck. two for 1Dim, athletoc d1rector at Bran· 'on Aug . 1. The Moll's S~ngles · ln lilg roed to be all'the Colla at a illldtown hotel from wllat GALL .. IWW four, with two home runs. and 'dels Umverolty, was named lw1ll begm Aug. I , and tlle'"Men's . m:',1ng Proved to be all the Colts appeared to be natural causes. TEAM W L R ~~ Jim Steinbeck's first Junior Jamison, two for foUI·,ISaturday to manage a 40-mem· JDoubles will commeD<t T - · eededpt lh He was 44. Neal · · " .... 8 1 87 2 came wilh Jnmi>on on to including a home run 1 her United Stales squad at the ldav. . , n e even e ser1es aGSI I 3 f6 66 t f th 'th · p A · Mac btan · h 1 0 ler up at__lhat point, being, the the series opener last week. 4 65 71 o':!'ts and A; GIRLS' TENNIS 14 340 441 _ LUCKY VISITOR BOIJT SCIIEDULED . him tile distinction as one of Bapbst .. .. .. '" S : ~ : beek's second homer Indians 300 600 - 9 7 3 23-21. Joanle Ford will ' battto· ·Jitl , COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (UP)} SAN ANTONIO, Tex. <UP!) the country'o most outspol<en - =~ r ~ 1'1!10 3~0 the top of lhe ·~but Balterl01: While Sox-Stein- . NEW YORK 1UPll - The ,Hudson for lhe g1rls" '. taolll_ -The National Baseball Hall of~- Jesus Pimentel, the world's · rtscaslers, was found on the LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: ell otruck out Ricky beck (WP) and Perrouct; lndl· f~rsl rubber golf halls sppear.llchamplonship ot t ~.111.,- Moao ' Fame drew Its two and one-ball No.2 ranked bantamweight co.. floor of his suite about 2:30 p. GS! 7 Nationwide 6 Jom Rolley and Ricky ans - Mitchell iLP) and Erl- ed In 11199 and werr called ,day,on Memonal li'ioJclltl Gllo millionth visitor Saturday. t@hder, will meet Cowboy' BD· m. ·· Neal 10 Baplist 1 to ~nd the mning. wards. ''bouncing b1lhes." hpoh!': ''>~'' 0m o; , l , ,. l Jy Smith of Steubenville Ohio 'N F~rsl basemao !lob Pegg ,• Harry Taube of Holland, in the feature event or a 3~ h Baptist I az~ene ~.. I ed the Indians with ~~~.. .' " Ohio, was pre!!ented wilh an round boxing program Tuesday Gra!)dmol el'8 nus WEEKS ·-· armful of gifts and souvenij'i. night at the -.oliseum. Cop Golf Event . Mooday -Neal vo. NationGALLIPOIJS among them se18011 pah; tO The 120-pound Pimental has Wednesday'l "Grandmothers wide GIRLS SOFTBALL '. the ~erican Leagu~, National IliOn 50 of his 52 houts 41 o! IAgainst the Field" event was Tuesday - GSI vs. Baptist Monday-Mets vs. Angels MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PH. 992·2151 Lea..e and National Associa- them by knockouts. Smith, 115, won by the GNndmothers by ' and Nazarene vs. G&J I Wednesday-Red Birds vs. lion -n f Mii)Of Leagues, when-he claima·lhe Norlh American toan- one-half point. (Makeup G~mes - June 21, Mets He enlet'ed the museum· . ....mpl· tamweight crown but is un- The winners were Marge Hal· GSI ·v~. Neal, July 12• Bapti•t Friday-Angels vs. nied by his wife and two ranked by lhe World Boxing liday Betty MG!nnes9 Mary ""· Nationwtde and July 18. Birds daughters . Assaciation. Smith has a 26-2 Th~ns, Helen Gallo;..ay and ~eal vs. G&J. To be played Aug. 1-Angelo va. Met.o Hlil uf Fame director Ken r~rd with 19 knnckouts_ and Ellen Richards. A prize was a· later lhls year.) Alii- 3-Mets vs. Red Birds We now have the best selection of new HONDA cycle' . \' Smlih AL President Joe hll only l088es came m tlte warded for clooest to the pm GAlJJP(JUB LJTI'LE Aug. :>--Angels vs. Mets . 1 m stock that we have ever had . We are running ahead NL Prelldent Warre~ flyweight division. No. 4 ll'een to Helen Fender· i LEAGUE STANDINGS GALLIPOIJS PONY I '·~~ • t last year's selling record and are pushing for a banGil and National Asi!OCiatioo bosch. · ' TEAM OR LE'GUE STANDING \:, ' ' '!!'' · Pt\j FIGHT TRAINING Several members · went W. L R R S ner year so come on in and get the best deal ever on"'a p , · lip p:~.topk part In BLAt'KPOOL En•land <UP!) Hidden Valley Country Club to White Sox .. " I I 75 44 TEAM W L R ··~ ., . l lthe ~remony. ••~s were iill on •' .. , Red •~S 2 49 26 Ph'll' II 2 I'" 1966 HONDA. hand f<l' Hail of Fanie , . -Briab London, challenger lor play _In their lnvltatlonal. They ~ .. .. · I oes .. .. .. .. . ~ .l\.,; 1: ...~ ~••~s day cassius Cia•' a world heavy· were Elsie Lusk Betty Sam- Yankees .. ·.. 4 _3 39 23 Dodgers · ... ... · 8 S 113 MOtiiiJIJ W•- CUey . tenael · ' . ' Athl " 5 4 •• 4' R-~.. · • 5 18 89 . ·, , ,.......-:::,... and ...Ted WllllltnJ will be we"'l boling · title, Saturday mer, MarlDII Ebersbach, who euco .. •.. ~ • """ .. .. .. .. • : J•.Inducted into lhe baseball ended his first week's training won low gross, Betty Miller, Sen~tors ..... 3 4 14 21t Giants .. · ... . ... $ 7 82 101 shrine. for the 15-round bouLAt Lon- who won runner up low net fndoans ...... 4 5 40 75 Braves .. .. .. .. .. 0 ll 118 t75 don's Earl's Cnurt, Aug. 6. first flight and longest drive. Tigers .. .. , .. 2 B 41 67 TOTALS .. ... . SO lit 4t7 In ooe sparriJIII &dawn Jaek Deanle Smith won c1....1 to Orioles .. .. .. D 1 31 56 LAST WEEK'S RE!IULTS: London, the brolher of Brian, the pin on No. 7 lfetd. Diz j Tollls II Sl liS liS Pt "" ''e• II Braves 0 Senaton Top A'e wu ODOred after a furiolll Richard.l won runner up low LAST WEEK'S RESULTII1 Gtanla 6 Dodgers 4 8-1 Behind Moore onslaught and finsshed bleeding net second night. Jackie Shoe· ! White Sox 20 Tigers 5 Phillies I! Reds 3 WASHINGTON IUPII - Bar- but cheerful. maker runner up low 81'0SS and Red Sox 5 Senatars 3 Oodget's 24 Braves 9 ry Moore, making hta first "I havo never known Brian to Alice Nibert runner up low Alhellics to Tigers 4 Reds 9 Giants I major leallJe start, pllched a hit 10 hard," said Jack. '1 groos In their rtSpfCilve Qight.o. White So• IB Indians 9 TIUS WEEK'S GAME~: three • hitter and Ken MeMul·l know when be Is really on, and The tournamant mmmlttee Is GAMES THIS WEEK: Monday-Braveo vs. Glanla len'\ basea · loaded double hill> he is very sharp right ~ow." askins members Interested ID MONDAY - Red lloX vs. Tueaday-Dodgera vs. Reds lighted a ftve-run fourth lnnlnC __ playing In the eighteen hole Orioles Wednesday-Glant.o vs. Phil· l-CA 100, 50 cc, 3-spoed, outamotlc clutch, whito - -- - - - , . - ·•: Satuj'day that carried th•l NEW· YORK (UPil. -cana- Tribune ·bandlcap toomament TUESDAY Yankees vs. lleo 2-CA 102, 50 cc, 31pood, electric olort. I rod. 1 block - - - - - Washington Senators to an IH dian Stan Leonard dkJ . not to please llp up by July 28. Senator• Tfluraday-Reds vs. Braveo 1-C 110, SO cc, 4-lpood, monual clutcl!, rod - -- - -·---:;viclln' over the 'Kansaa City moke his d.ebut on the pro aolf ' WEDNESDAY - Tigers ""· Frlday-Phlllie~ vs. Dodgers Alhletlca. tour until he was 40. NEW YORK (UPI) - Hutlt Red Sox Gamea lA be made up: Junt Jessen, touring on the ladies ·THURSDAY - Orioles vs. II - Reds VI. Dodgen; July 1-S 65, 65 cc, 4-lpood, 2 rlld, I black VPGA circuit, was once a Alhletlcs 12 - Reds vs. Dodgers; July l-CT 200, 90 cc, lroil '90', 4-lpood. outo. clutch, rod~--~~ f ln membet' of the Unlv.-sity of FRIDAY- Indians vo. Yonk- 13 - PbUJies VI. Giants; July 4-S 90, 90 cc, 4-lpood, sport "PP'. 2 rod, 2 block ---~--,.... · Seattle men's golf learn. 14 - Braves VI. Reds. ,<' 1 B) United Preso Interoatlo1811Segul, Lines (4). Humphreys 1-CA 95, 150 cc, olodrlc slort, 41pwd, block - - - - - - - - Amerteu Lea1ae (6), Cox (81 and Casanova. WP 4-CA 160, 160 cc, olectrlc otart, 4-tpeed. 2 rod, 2 block C•'"· 0 8 10 2 -Nub <S.O) . LP-Unes <2--1). New York 000 <J,'Jl 000-4 1 4 1 HR-cater (3rd), Gosger (7th). 2-CL 160, 160 cc, acromblor, ltlock, 4 spoed "lrjght, Sanford (6), BurdeUe ' Natlooal Lea(llle 1-CA 77, 305 cc, block, oloctric atort, 4-•pood ~-------~~::_! 18\ and Rociger&; Talbot, Renlfl! St. LouiS <6 BouiAln (7) and Gibbs. WP! Chicago 1-CB 77, 305 cc, twin corbs, oloctric shrt, black - - - - - - - , -Burdette (5-J). LP-Bouton (1· 1 Dennis, Hoerner 16), 1-CL 77, 305 cc, scromblars, 1-rod, 1-olock, v•, Jill, Jill _ _ _..L 51. HR-Rotlgero <4th). (I) 'ltld MCCarver; Eilawortb, Jenkins <8), Hendley (9) 1-CB 450, 450 cc, tho blggeat yot from fiONDA • '"""' Ill J nnlpgo) Hundley. WP-Hoemer r,~;nn 1100 113 000 00- 5 13 21LP··Eilsworlh <4-15) . ..sy Terms On All These Bikes . . . Low lnaurance '"l•1t" B" 200 120 000 01- 8 13 I [Broot .<lth), Williams (18th), u:ant, Worlhington (7), Clm~ 1 Hoerner (lsi), Flood (7th), Also We Have Some of Th• oo (9), SJebler <II) and Balti!J, iShannclo (loth). lA club out wltlt_one ·hltln lour remaining lmungs. He fanned 7 and- walked four. Ab Proff!U, who started for Soutbern!swas hit freely, tl•lng up 12 bl In· cludinl trlplH to ; e DodsoD and Gene Powell a double to Pat ~rcher, Do · Ault had lhree singles Dodlon another •in Je A~r a!Jo IIDgle 1 sir.Jl)es by Joha Lee Flo•d (2) and Lewis (2) · Greg 'Whllt •a lefty. went liz and "lwo-tldJ'ds I1Uiinil lor thli Barons fanning 9 walkfn 8 and gi~lng iJ hlta. Wllhg score 11-11 wt& 8two out In the Southern th and two nmnera 7 on ·base Tannehill · telleved White Barry Bart leadoff bat- .J had nl tl!t I' hf~~':~~"n:h~ TaJtDeblJi I sl~th per~nd le9t!Jt t+il'~ '! I' u,.; co=~ ;hos;OR~;:o;~.: Natlon~ide".,". '. . ~ et~:urru;.. w~. 1 ~ 7 ! g:~e~ inm;;~c~:u)o. Bra~i~. wi;il~e ~~ore : !.. ~.U.,. RAWLINGS HONDA SAL-ES a~-· ",.. beat the heat on a HONDA ; PORTS C!! . ,, ..... ••I f:, •\ ' ', ," ,;' , Below Is cuBS CAIUI8ql'J!LANK . CHICAGO (UPI} - WlnRiq pitcher Bob Glbsoo batted one nm and stOred anolhlr himself Saturday IR a +0 for the St ·LooJs over the Jail-place Chicago Gibson, winning his game in 21 decisions, only six hits for hi• _Sixleell LIWt Baseball teams I Bdgat Hayburn , toul'l)ament shutout. The victory will owt play Monday noghl manager, says the All · Star the Cardinal winning streak m the LiWe Baseball ~na- teams from each of the com- !<ix games their lengest of menl at the City Park doa!llOIId munitles will be fighting it out 1 , ' · Wells'-season . 11th Annual SEO Tourney Will Include Sixteen Teams ID wu. for the championship. · The CLEANING HOUSE:~ ••• GET The 11th amwal tourna-- teams are made up from a· I ment will .•tart ~~ 1:30 o'clock mong the best players in each 1 KOUFAX WINS 171'11 Mooday Hight with two pmoll romm1mity and all boys are un-' WS ANGELES (Up]) --San· each ev~. det' the age of 13. dy Koufax, off his usual smooth I Moaday night Pomeroy and Wellston will field one of the ;fQl'lll.' turned in his 17th win of South Webster will play the op- , strongest teams the communi -~ the season Saturday a!li the · ener .and at 8 o'clock lroaiAln I ty has ever put in the tourna· Los Angeles Dodgers punched and ClaJ will meet. I menl. The team won the Oak l out eight hits IAl end the Tuesday ladne and. the Bea· j Hill Tournament over the July jNew York Mets' seven · game ver - Stockdale team will pi ay 4 weekend . winning streak, 8-2. at 6-:11} o'clock and at 8 o'clock ! Larry Walburn, Koufax gave up eight bits, Middleport and Chillicothe will · secretary, has issued the news but managed to scatter play. , that there will be no 1 throughout the game. He struck Wedne::;day evening games I teams accepted in the lOUrna· out seven and walked five. will see Jackson meet Alhany l men! and that all at 6•30 o'clock and at 8 o'clock · Usts and entry fees must be the strong Wells!On team will ' turned ia before lbe team Dla1111l meet Logan. ! ill llrsl game. There will be two games Hayburn ••""'ttll'ed Thursd Jy evening. At "6:30 · that tlte tearnatnem, aader clock McArthur will meet apoiiSOI'8hlp of lbe Well&... sonville and at 8 o'cloct ereat1011 Departmeut, will will meet GaltipoliB. tract large crowdo lA tlte The quarter final& will field and that lila field ' held Friday alld Stoturday Sood allape. Kea inga July 211 ud II, the · the ~II""· , linals I fiN' 500 can Is · lhe new field b Roule mt will be postal. '66 TODAy 1 I· I 1 ! n lf~~: i CPl ... .... " " ' " $2282 .I II ~9t' 1V,A IR ' N~J; · ·CGE, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ·u~11":lf I . ,.'' ' I I $1989 =· 4 New '66 Chevrolets HTrW 3ili ;,~POMEROY MOTOR co. ® Ohio IBiflc trans. Radio •114 hilltwr, ~r ltftrl- · white waQ Hns. Stock.····· . 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. I cyll ....... · I lltHd trans. 2 liMed Nlf . 1xf•. Lant whHiltue. 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Hardtop. •n•· Pawer Steering Br•kes. Automatic tran1. 65 Ond,.,. Dart 2 Dr. 21D ;serln, 6 c,nft. d1r. stand1rd trant.r r•d'- " lnd h11t1r 58 Ford Pickup 1f2 Ton. 8 cylinder, 6" MIJstana . 2 Dr. Hardtop. 6 cyl. Aut• mdtc transmlss1on. LN mll••te .Keith Gohle F~t'"tl UStcl'l CAR LOT tJt!~=·,., r ,, •day'S M3J0r • { JDe • scores ·Don't Swelter! ::.Ji _,rttl '· WP rt-2 . t: aM . (~.r~·~1rt~ ~~ ~~k-'_ . : ' :: - . ' lt. ilt ,.<JOJ; Friend _tlf.l) #Slebler Ooteen, P-ld (9) 11\oa' ·ftaih), Coni· LP~steen <12-11). '(4th). 100 1101 Ill»-- 2 7 1-~., It Costs LESS Than You Think To Own A ·Cool Air-Conditfonecl ; -CADilLAC .ooo ote ots- 1 u Ktn.Y 181, C:~ (7) and 01 OR 'tio I SAliS -~ Sharpest Used HONDA Trede i~ Mechine1 HERE ARE A FEW 1965 Honda, CB 160, block, twin corbo, wl,..hiold ond mirrors • $-,.~-·,. ·~.,.. . \' ~f ' SERVICI ~: C9~r..lETE Lu~o:: _o..>f U$ED C~~$ • Phono 593·778 I Slmpoa\. ond ,· .. Pol.mer Slo. . . ' ' , ,. ' &..,1' 1 !""""."'·'o··.... W11lo) ·IY 1965 HenM, CB 160, bluo, twin .. rba, wlndahitltl mirrers. IUitl•l"' r.ai; .. . rell ban, ono of the ahorptal '65'1 In town. . r i1,1965 Honda, CA 95, ltlack, roaolf with • rabullt on1ino• • 1964 Honda, CB 77, oupor hawk, ltlue, no front feftlfor, ltut ahe aure · · wuld moko a good ocramblo ltlko. We also havo ...,.. Neff brand"ltik•lor aolo, " " ond otDSMOBILE VOLKSWAGEN With Factory Air-Conditioning H'~:ll"iij:aAany, Many More At ..• 63 Ford GeiiXie . sOo 4 0.. I cylln<hr, ou~ 1 1 WE'RE A Ustlng Of All New Units In ' . liO\IND . . . WI MISS THE Nl~· , I �.,, ' ' II \I •' ..~~;:;:::.. -Middleport-seDltorSOtisi Highly-Touted FiSiiei;;:3:;t;t e&-Sentlnel, Sunday, July 24, 1968 ---- - -1t-'-:.....;:..+--- -- .. ' - - ~or ·. '!{Error Gives A~gels · ~1-o./ • • .• til Middle rt Barons Outlas·t + "• . .•• . ltll!l'U ""H,·- .. •l -:t\ , The Middleport SenaiAlno InniiJ, ·but F'laher'l Ued •It ·up charpd wlh the W.. John I ~dleport 001 401 8 7 0 Amold'l olngle. Arnold 1 t •••· lo ~I'll~., ·~ ellmlnated the ldglily routed 3-3 lD jhe bottom of lbe third Leary went to the mound ftlr Fisher's 003 111»-- S 5 G home whe.n 'third balle!Jllll Gl"' w.ulod. Brlld lluiit~J toornarnent lavorlle Pl. Plea.. when Dori Telle triple !w II h Fisher's · alter Demolkey's · Battorles' Mlddleporl - De: Hanes mls.., a pea at third. and Glen Hanes ant Flllier's f1.3 Friday Dlsht Jim Ball, who bad doubled and 81'and slam and shut out the moikey <WP) and C. Roush: Malleable scored three mc;ri iJ18 both runners. ll'iililll!!!: ltlil . ""'!!!;!!""''l'l'"'!'""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~lln the !lrs~.,pme at the Elgbtli ~unlor MIWgan, who bad: )'all<- Senatoro !~ two atld two-lhlrds Flllher's - Barnetle, Telle runs with two out in the !Alp of !"I to Jeff Hubb~ 'lo'1~ .~.' AMual ,ltyger Creek Tqurna· ild, on base. Telle scoreof;:fben lonlDgs, while walking four and (LP) (2), Leary (4) and J. M..-. the leCOnd Inning. FeUy walked mnloti. · .,. . · ~ . 'p ' o ment for lJIUe Leaperi:' Jo~ __ Leary doubled. ~ · . •lrlklnl out seven. ' gan. but Rossi and Buxton Iliad out. . Pat Arnold welil_',~ <II~ ,. . _. . _ . . Pt. Pleuanl Mallealtle Iron Tlrii Demookey hH a B~, In one and one-thl.rd Malleable I Syracole I Hanes wu safe when center- for the GJanta, ~~~ . • downed. the SYfaC!IIe Glanta 1- olam home run In' lila of lnnlntlo, illowed four hila, walk: Ted Sldera he!" lhe Syracuse Helder Randy Moore dropped hits, walked ol~ ai>if.~ out 0 5 In •he second same. the fourth lnDlDg to pdl(< the ed Me -and. alruck out one. Galnla lA five bola, walked four 1 ny ball. Rusty Woomer boom· five . . ,_ . , · l~ l) · "'() Saturday alghfs · seml·finals Seoators oht of rtach. •:Sieve Tello workld two Innings, al- and atruck out nine. Siders also ed one high iniAl centerfield and For Malleable, ~~~ . ~ . . Mlddleporl'o PoJ11· Darou lab Open In 1968. pit~ lila Cheih!N "'""' (S-0) l'[ic:e ,and Sieve Bralton :.walk· lowed three hlta, walked live ~cod the Iro~en at the p~ale Moore mllde his second straight had two d"'!bla It!)Oflt.- ~~ '· baseball team an ll.O lead tying run al the plate, alruck agamsl ~t. Pleaaant Klwa~ls ed' and Kellh Van lnWqen ancl struclo: out four. woth two hots m three trops, bobble, ' with Felty and Hanes Sid.:o, two for th"'!',_ ,wl~' l , , 101thlrdl bmlap out on three pitches to end tlie (4-0) at 6'30 p. m.,, and the Mid- struck out. Bruce Hawley .wa)t. Demoskey paced lhe SenaiAlrs Including a _double. In two and two scoring. Ted Siders doubled double ; Bwttoo, tWl! .Jqi: fliu(; . . at Southern Friday evenlnl, game. dleporl ·SOIIIIIDI'I !4-0) agahtsl e4, loading tho ba,.. . aDd wllh a double and hQme run in Malleable Jumped off to . a scor;,~ .Woomer. . Rossi was one for , \!l~' f_iJ4',0 then put down two Soulherll For Soulhern, Ray Johnson Pt. Pleaaaltl Malleable Iron set~ng the stage lor Demos- three trips to Ute plate. \lanln- 4-0 lead In tbe top of _tbe first The G1an~ came to life brief· J. T. _Holland, one . tor.,rfllll'•.· uprisings IAl wiD ll-8. , slngled, ~Itt trlplell and (3-0) at I p. rn; keys rouod·~pper, Middleport wagen was two lor !Dur, lnolud· frame when Jim Rosso smgled Jy 1n the bottom of. the fifth. boUt songles. , . _ .: . ·•· With one more victory Jn singled, Bachtel homered wltlt llllv.r!IAY. .lll!lllt's two looiJIII S<ored agam m the top iJ! tlte 1ng a double; Bruce Hawley and scored on Brad Bux!Dn'o Jeff Hubbard wu hit by a Rich Ash bad two ,.llliJii(Ja .. three games remaining needed two on and Gary Harl tripled learns -will meet In the oonaola· ol•th for lhelr eighth rUJI:. was one for two; Chester llouBh double. Bu&ton scored on Glen piteh. With two out, Rick Ash two trips tor Syracuie ;'".)''N"' to lusure I lle for .the Metp. and doubled. tlon rame of tbrfoumament at Demo&key went tlte . Jiiute one !0< four, and Kl!lll fOoes, HanH' double, and Hanes and tripled liC<Jring Hubbard. and Arnold had 1 silitle and - ~ - ' GoiJJa Pony Lea&ue title, the Barons w 000 0-13 11 2 6:3G p. m. ~Y while the for lhe SenaiAlrs. He allowed one lor three. . Soder&, who walked, scored on Pat Arnold doubled scoring i• two trips, and Stevt ,W'~ -' Barons, now J-1, have two wltb Southern , ooz 140 1- 1 ·. 1 3 tournament championship will only five hila, gave up two Jim Hall wu, tlte top BliCk· J. T. Holland's single. Ash. Siders truck out Jerry brenner bad Syracldi'~ ,:,.jiijJJ,, Eastern and one with pomeroy, WhliA! (WP), TannehlU (7), be dedded when the two wi.. walkl and struck out 12 1D taln· man for Fishers With two for Syracuse picked up three Hubbard to end lhe uprising. other hit. a double. . ·· Pomeroy and Cbesblre are the and Floyd, swartz (1), Prof· nlng learns of Stoturday Dl&ht'l lng the win. lhret, including_ a double. Don runs In the bottom of the first. Malleable led 9-5 and neilher 1 Line score, . , , · .' , . ';:· ch~llengers, toth with thrte fill (J..P), Bachtel <3) and actlon,meel at 8;;10 p, m. MOD· Jim ,Barnetle started for Telle had a trople, In ·~0 Randy Moore and Jeff Hubbard learn ocored in lhe sialh. . I Malleabl~ 430 02~ ' j defeats. . Lawrence. Umpire• L. Wolle, day . , . FIJher o and luted only one trlp•; J?hn Leary, a double m walked but Moore was out ~?k- Malleable !!Cored its last Syrocuse 300 0'14;7. , ~ t' f ' Ron Bachtel of Soutbem Middleport I Flahr'a I and one-lhlrd Innlnjs. He wu lhree tripo, and Terry Rollins, ing thord on a throw by M1_ke l':'o runs. in the lop of the fiflh.l Ballerie•. Malleable . '- , Sid: came in 1o strike ool Dan The SenaiDI'I jwnped out IAl lifted with one out In . the one for three. Fetty. Rlck Ash singled, w1lh .hm End1cott was safe on Jeff lers (WP) and Fetty ; ~yr*~ I.ewis wlth two Outa and two ts a S-0 leJUIID tlte lop of the third second for Don Tolle, whO was Line score: t"'o out._!nd_scored on Pat H~bbard'~_error. Fetty popped - Arnold iLP) and ,M'~ ~sb', : ', <v 1~fi.Win Over Yankee Mates \ I' .,lid, Southern .\ "grefl&lJOn 11 'u 1 t •I r: Col Tnp • ~tlt!'":.:' ~ ..: ' ~! Mets' 5 to 2 went on short the. dowtll'IVer Reds Post 6th Ponv• Loop Wiii~.. ·· U White Sox Smash Four Homers in 16-9 Win Friday Cot d Two home runs by ' Jim made seven errors aod leff Jamisan's hOme run come [ four at the plate, including The Gallipolis Pony Leaguethree at the plak. M~o!iy Tb~ GalHpollslbe ~ ~ped Sle!nbeck, and. .one each by only two men on base. . with two on In the fil'llt Inning a double and a triple: steve Redo nudged the Glsnl• 9-8 to \wo hill! for lhe losers, ., :::;, ;~~nFrid Eplng tilase- Jim Noe and Junior Jamloon Sam Mllchell went lhe dl11- but the Indians tied it up S-3 Edwards had two singles in lpost their sixth victory In Meadows had two d~ lor. , o ay evon { ~ powered lhe White Sox tea !6-9 lance lor lhe Indians, gave up In the bottom of tlte f1rat wheo f . D . . games Friday evening. The Gi· lthe winners and HamiltM aiM M. ,Bush• wonnlntl ur win over the Indians Friday 14 hils, walked one and otruck Bob Pogg tripled w•th two our trips;_ onme Sbeels hod ants are now 5-7 for the seasoo. ldoubled. Mosley had o dtlublo er, f~ 13 ~ gave up oev· evehlng on Memorial Field. out 12. Mitchell alsa blaoted a aboard, and scored when Ml~ a .double '" four tnps: a~d Tom Meadows was credited •and triple for the 1...,, . en hila for lhe COlts. Jim SleiDbeek wu on tlte home run wllh two aboard. The chell wu oafe at !IMI on Jam- MII<hefl had a lwr.Ie run '" ! 'th th · R M"lch 11 • 1 F. Burnett, the losing hurler, hill fiN' the White Sox worked Indians left four men ou base ison's error. three trips. iw~ ede w;;:.lh . t e was I PAIRINGS ANNOUNCED · ·" aave up five bl!J fanned seven . ' d d lhr arg WI e oss. and walki.d six. ' six full lnmngs, 1ave up seven an rna e, on1Y ee errors. Jeff Lewlo drove home three Third b•seman !!icky Boone Powell's run In the bottom of • Pairings for the Boys Sinlln Davldaon, Jacbon and San· bits, walked one and · struck Mltch;JJ• more Whitt. Sill l'lliiS In the and catcher Chuck Perroud !the proved to he land Men's Singles ders each had doubles lor the out 13 Indians. The White Sox ablgsl_ run g top of the "'"""d ln•ing with •lweto each three for !Jur and llhe wmnmg marker. namenl were announced S&lur· . , . the Indoans got only three hits · h h d d bl d · 1 · F lh · B h nd ld •S winners wblle Saundero and . · • triple Reger Taylor •·alked to eac a a ou ' an lnp e •1 or e wmners, us a 1 ay bY GaII"lpot·1• .J~~m"f Rose doubled for the . llisert. SPORTSCASTER DIES but were Bided by Sletnbeck open · u.. Inning and scored Jim Noe was two for four. in- Meadow• each had three for ' Playground Directol' !'llt'l ; l''t Rose and Guthrie ew:h had tWo NEll' YORK <UP!) - Vefer· only walk and three While sox when Jim Nee was safe Ieluding a home run: Jeff Le•·· - . -- ---- ~. -I son. Action begins Monday In hits. ~ sportsca&ler Clure Mosher error•. Richard FerguiiOil's error is~ two for four, including • : NEW YORK. tUPil - I r v'the Boys' event and• will en4 Three blg runs ln the second died Saturday In hlo ouote IJ'ULIS PITCH second base. triple; J1m Stembeck. two for 1Dim, athletoc d1rector at Bran· 'on Aug . 1. The Moll's S~ngles · ln lilg roed to be all'the Colla at a illldtown hotel from wllat GALL .. IWW four, with two home runs. and 'dels Umverolty, was named lw1ll begm Aug. I , and tlle'"Men's . m:',1ng Proved to be all the Colts appeared to be natural causes. TEAM W L R ~~ Jim Steinbeck's first Junior Jamison, two for foUI·,ISaturday to manage a 40-mem· JDoubles will commeD<t T - · eededpt lh He was 44. Neal · · " .... 8 1 87 2 came wilh Jnmi>on on to including a home run 1 her United Stales squad at the ldav. . , n e even e ser1es aGSI I 3 f6 66 t f th 'th · p A · Mac btan · h 1 0 ler up at__lhat point, being, the the series opener last week. 4 65 71 o':!'ts and A; GIRLS' TENNIS 14 340 441 _ LUCKY VISITOR BOIJT SCIIEDULED . him tile distinction as one of Bapbst .. .. .. '" S : ~ : beek's second homer Indians 300 600 - 9 7 3 23-21. Joanle Ford will ' battto· ·Jitl , COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (UP)} SAN ANTONIO, Tex. <UP!) the country'o most outspol<en - =~ r ~ 1'1!10 3~0 the top of lhe ·~but Balterl01: While Sox-Stein- . NEW YORK 1UPll - The ,Hudson for lhe g1rls" '. taolll_ -The National Baseball Hall of~- Jesus Pimentel, the world's · rtscaslers, was found on the LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: ell otruck out Ricky beck (WP) and Perrouct; lndl· f~rsl rubber golf halls sppear.llchamplonship ot t ~.111.,- Moao ' Fame drew Its two and one-ball No.2 ranked bantamweight co.. floor of his suite about 2:30 p. GS! 7 Nationwide 6 Jom Rolley and Ricky ans - Mitchell iLP) and Erl- ed In 11199 and werr called ,day,on Memonal li'ioJclltl Gllo millionth visitor Saturday. t@hder, will meet Cowboy' BD· m. ·· Neal 10 Baplist 1 to ~nd the mning. wards. ''bouncing b1lhes." hpoh!': ''>~'' 0m o; , l , ,. l Jy Smith of Steubenville Ohio 'N F~rsl basemao !lob Pegg ,• Harry Taube of Holland, in the feature event or a 3~ h Baptist I az~ene ~.. I ed the Indians with ~~~.. .' " Ohio, was pre!!ented wilh an round boxing program Tuesday Gra!)dmol el'8 nus WEEKS ·-· armful of gifts and souvenij'i. night at the -.oliseum. Cop Golf Event . Mooday -Neal vo. NationGALLIPOIJS among them se18011 pah; tO The 120-pound Pimental has Wednesday'l "Grandmothers wide GIRLS SOFTBALL '. the ~erican Leagu~, National IliOn 50 of his 52 houts 41 o! IAgainst the Field" event was Tuesday - GSI vs. Baptist Monday-Mets vs. Angels MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PH. 992·2151 Lea..e and National Associa- them by knockouts. Smith, 115, won by the GNndmothers by ' and Nazarene vs. G&J I Wednesday-Red Birds vs. lion -n f Mii)Of Leagues, when-he claima·lhe Norlh American toan- one-half point. (Makeup G~mes - June 21, Mets He enlet'ed the museum· . ....mpl· tamweight crown but is un- The winners were Marge Hal· GSI ·v~. Neal, July 12• Bapti•t Friday-Angels vs. nied by his wife and two ranked by lhe World Boxing liday Betty MG!nnes9 Mary ""· Nationwtde and July 18. Birds daughters . Assaciation. Smith has a 26-2 Th~ns, Helen Gallo;..ay and ~eal vs. G&J. To be played Aug. 1-Angelo va. Met.o Hlil uf Fame director Ken r~rd with 19 knnckouts_ and Ellen Richards. A prize was a· later lhls year.) Alii- 3-Mets vs. Red Birds We now have the best selection of new HONDA cycle' . \' Smlih AL President Joe hll only l088es came m tlte warded for clooest to the pm GAlJJP(JUB LJTI'LE Aug. :>--Angels vs. Mets . 1 m stock that we have ever had . We are running ahead NL Prelldent Warre~ flyweight division. No. 4 ll'een to Helen Fender· i LEAGUE STANDINGS GALLIPOIJS PONY I '·~~ • t last year's selling record and are pushing for a banGil and National Asi!OCiatioo bosch. · ' TEAM OR LE'GUE STANDING \:, ' ' '!!'' · Pt\j FIGHT TRAINING Several members · went W. L R R S ner year so come on in and get the best deal ever on"'a p , · lip p:~.topk part In BLAt'KPOOL En•land <UP!) Hidden Valley Country Club to White Sox .. " I I 75 44 TEAM W L R ··~ ., . l lthe ~remony. ••~s were iill on •' .. , Red •~S 2 49 26 Ph'll' II 2 I'" 1966 HONDA. hand f<l' Hail of Fanie , . -Briab London, challenger lor play _In their lnvltatlonal. They ~ .. .. · I oes .. .. .. .. . ~ .l\.,; 1: ...~ ~••~s day cassius Cia•' a world heavy· were Elsie Lusk Betty Sam- Yankees .. ·.. 4 _3 39 23 Dodgers · ... ... · 8 S 113 MOtiiiJIJ W•- CUey . tenael · ' . ' Athl " 5 4 •• 4' R-~.. · • 5 18 89 . ·, , ,.......-:::,... and ...Ted WllllltnJ will be we"'l boling · title, Saturday mer, MarlDII Ebersbach, who euco .. •.. ~ • """ .. .. .. .. • : J•.Inducted into lhe baseball ended his first week's training won low gross, Betty Miller, Sen~tors ..... 3 4 14 21t Giants .. · ... . ... $ 7 82 101 shrine. for the 15-round bouLAt Lon- who won runner up low net fndoans ...... 4 5 40 75 Braves .. .. .. .. .. 0 ll 118 t75 don's Earl's Cnurt, Aug. 6. first flight and longest drive. Tigers .. .. , .. 2 B 41 67 TOTALS .. ... . SO lit 4t7 In ooe sparriJIII &dawn Jaek Deanle Smith won c1....1 to Orioles .. .. .. D 1 31 56 LAST WEEK'S RE!IULTS: London, the brolher of Brian, the pin on No. 7 lfetd. Diz j Tollls II Sl liS liS Pt "" ''e• II Braves 0 Senaton Top A'e wu ODOred after a furiolll Richard.l won runner up low LAST WEEK'S RESULTII1 Gtanla 6 Dodgers 4 8-1 Behind Moore onslaught and finsshed bleeding net second night. Jackie Shoe· ! White Sox 20 Tigers 5 Phillies I! Reds 3 WASHINGTON IUPII - Bar- but cheerful. maker runner up low 81'0SS and Red Sox 5 Senatars 3 Oodget's 24 Braves 9 ry Moore, making hta first "I havo never known Brian to Alice Nibert runner up low Alhellics to Tigers 4 Reds 9 Giants I major leallJe start, pllched a hit 10 hard," said Jack. '1 groos In their rtSpfCilve Qight.o. White So• IB Indians 9 TIUS WEEK'S GAME~: three • hitter and Ken MeMul·l know when be Is really on, and The tournamant mmmlttee Is GAMES THIS WEEK: Monday-Braveo vs. Glanla len'\ basea · loaded double hill> he is very sharp right ~ow." askins members Interested ID MONDAY - Red lloX vs. Tueaday-Dodgera vs. Reds lighted a ftve-run fourth lnnlnC __ playing In the eighteen hole Orioles Wednesday-Glant.o vs. Phil· l-CA 100, 50 cc, 3-spoed, outamotlc clutch, whito - -- - - - , . - ·•: Satuj'day that carried th•l NEW· YORK (UPil. -cana- Tribune ·bandlcap toomament TUESDAY Yankees vs. lleo 2-CA 102, 50 cc, 31pood, electric olort. I rod. 1 block - - - - - Washington Senators to an IH dian Stan Leonard dkJ . not to please llp up by July 28. Senator• Tfluraday-Reds vs. Braveo 1-C 110, SO cc, 4-lpood, monual clutcl!, rod - -- - -·---:;viclln' over the 'Kansaa City moke his d.ebut on the pro aolf ' WEDNESDAY - Tigers ""· Frlday-Phlllie~ vs. Dodgers Alhletlca. tour until he was 40. NEW YORK (UPI) - Hutlt Red Sox Gamea lA be made up: Junt Jessen, touring on the ladies ·THURSDAY - Orioles vs. II - Reds VI. Dodgen; July 1-S 65, 65 cc, 4-lpood, 2 rlld, I black VPGA circuit, was once a Alhletlcs 12 - Reds vs. Dodgers; July l-CT 200, 90 cc, lroil '90', 4-lpood. outo. clutch, rod~--~~ f ln membet' of the Unlv.-sity of FRIDAY- Indians vo. Yonk- 13 - PbUJies VI. Giants; July 4-S 90, 90 cc, 4-lpood, sport "PP'. 2 rod, 2 block ---~--,.... · Seattle men's golf learn. 14 - Braves VI. Reds. ,<' 1 B) United Preso Interoatlo1811Segul, Lines (4). Humphreys 1-CA 95, 150 cc, olodrlc slort, 41pwd, block - - - - - - - - Amerteu Lea1ae (6), Cox (81 and Casanova. WP 4-CA 160, 160 cc, olectrlc otart, 4-tpeed. 2 rod, 2 block C•'"· 0 8 10 2 -Nub <S.O) . LP-Unes <2--1). New York 000 <J,'Jl 000-4 1 4 1 HR-cater (3rd), Gosger (7th). 2-CL 160, 160 cc, acromblor, ltlock, 4 spoed "lrjght, Sanford (6), BurdeUe ' Natlooal Lea(llle 1-CA 77, 305 cc, block, oloctric atort, 4-•pood ~-------~~::_! 18\ and Rociger&; Talbot, Renlfl! St. LouiS <6 BouiAln (7) and Gibbs. WP! Chicago 1-CB 77, 305 cc, twin corbs, oloctric shrt, black - - - - - - - , -Burdette (5-J). LP-Bouton (1· 1 Dennis, Hoerner 16), 1-CL 77, 305 cc, scromblars, 1-rod, 1-olock, v•, Jill, Jill _ _ _..L 51. HR-Rotlgero <4th). (I) 'ltld MCCarver; Eilawortb, Jenkins <8), Hendley (9) 1-CB 450, 450 cc, tho blggeat yot from fiONDA • '"""' Ill J nnlpgo) Hundley. WP-Hoemer r,~;nn 1100 113 000 00- 5 13 21LP··Eilsworlh <4-15) . ..sy Terms On All These Bikes . . . Low lnaurance '"l•1t" B" 200 120 000 01- 8 13 I [Broot .<lth), Williams (18th), u:ant, Worlhington (7), Clm~ 1 Hoerner (lsi), Flood (7th), Also We Have Some of Th• oo (9), SJebler <II) and Balti!J, iShannclo (loth). lA club out wltlt_one ·hltln lour remaining lmungs. He fanned 7 and- walked four. Ab Proff!U, who started for Soutbern!swas hit freely, tl•lng up 12 bl In· cludinl trlplH to ; e DodsoD and Gene Powell a double to Pat ~rcher, Do · Ault had lhree singles Dodlon another •in Je A~r a!Jo IIDgle 1 sir.Jl)es by Joha Lee Flo•d (2) and Lewis (2) · Greg 'Whllt •a lefty. went liz and "lwo-tldJ'ds I1Uiinil lor thli Barons fanning 9 walkfn 8 and gi~lng iJ hlta. Wllhg score 11-11 wt& 8two out In the Southern th and two nmnera 7 on ·base Tannehill · telleved White Barry Bart leadoff bat- .J had nl tl!t I' hf~~':~~"n:h~ TaJtDeblJi I sl~th per~nd le9t!Jt t+il'~ '! I' u,.; co=~ ;hos;OR~;:o;~.: Natlon~ide".,". '. . ~ et~:urru;.. w~. 1 ~ 7 ! g:~e~ inm;;~c~:u)o. Bra~i~. wi;il~e ~~ore : !.. ~.U.,. RAWLINGS HONDA SAL-ES a~-· ",.. beat the heat on a HONDA ; PORTS C!! . ,, ..... ••I f:, •\ ' ', ," ,;' , Below Is cuBS CAIUI8ql'J!LANK . CHICAGO (UPI} - WlnRiq pitcher Bob Glbsoo batted one nm and stOred anolhlr himself Saturday IR a +0 for the St ·LooJs over the Jail-place Chicago Gibson, winning his game in 21 decisions, only six hits for hi• _Sixleell LIWt Baseball teams I Bdgat Hayburn , toul'l)ament shutout. The victory will owt play Monday noghl manager, says the All · Star the Cardinal winning streak m the LiWe Baseball ~na- teams from each of the com- !<ix games their lengest of menl at the City Park doa!llOIId munitles will be fighting it out 1 , ' · Wells'-season . 11th Annual SEO Tourney Will Include Sixteen Teams ID wu. for the championship. · The CLEANING HOUSE:~ ••• GET The 11th amwal tourna-- teams are made up from a· I ment will .•tart ~~ 1:30 o'clock mong the best players in each 1 KOUFAX WINS 171'11 Mooday Hight with two pmoll romm1mity and all boys are un-' WS ANGELES (Up]) --San· each ev~. det' the age of 13. dy Koufax, off his usual smooth I Moaday night Pomeroy and Wellston will field one of the ;fQl'lll.' turned in his 17th win of South Webster will play the op- , strongest teams the communi -~ the season Saturday a!li the · ener .and at 8 o'clock lroaiAln I ty has ever put in the tourna· Los Angeles Dodgers punched and ClaJ will meet. I menl. The team won the Oak l out eight hits IAl end the Tuesday ladne and. the Bea· j Hill Tournament over the July jNew York Mets' seven · game ver - Stockdale team will pi ay 4 weekend . winning streak, 8-2. at 6-:11} o'clock and at 8 o'clock ! Larry Walburn, Koufax gave up eight bits, Middleport and Chillicothe will · secretary, has issued the news but managed to scatter play. , that there will be no 1 throughout the game. He struck Wedne::;day evening games I teams accepted in the lOUrna· out seven and walked five. will see Jackson meet Alhany l men! and that all at 6•30 o'clock and at 8 o'clock · Usts and entry fees must be the strong Wells!On team will ' turned ia before lbe team Dla1111l meet Logan. ! ill llrsl game. There will be two games Hayburn ••""'ttll'ed Thursd Jy evening. At "6:30 · that tlte tearnatnem, aader clock McArthur will meet apoiiSOI'8hlp of lbe Well&... sonville and at 8 o'cloct ereat1011 Departmeut, will will meet GaltipoliB. tract large crowdo lA tlte The quarter final& will field and that lila field ' held Friday alld Stoturday Sood allape. Kea inga July 211 ud II, the · the ~II""· , linals I fiN' 500 can Is · lhe new field b Roule mt will be postal. '66 TODAy 1 I· I 1 ! n lf~~: i CPl ... .... " " ' " $2282 .I II ~9t' 1V,A IR ' N~J; · ·CGE, .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ·u~11":lf I . ,.'' ' I I $1989 =· 4 New '66 Chevrolets HTrW 3ili ;,~POMEROY MOTOR co. ® Ohio IBiflc trans. Radio •114 hilltwr, ~r ltftrl- · white waQ Hns. Stock.····· . 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. I cyll ....... · I lltHd trans. 2 liMed Nlf . 1xf•. Lant whHiltue. 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Hardtop. •n•· Pawer Steering Br•kes. Automatic tran1. 65 Ond,.,. Dart 2 Dr. 21D ;serln, 6 c,nft. d1r. stand1rd trant.r r•d'- " lnd h11t1r 58 Ford Pickup 1f2 Ton. 8 cylinder, 6" MIJstana . 2 Dr. Hardtop. 6 cyl. Aut• mdtc transmlss1on. LN mll••te .Keith Gohle F~t'"tl UStcl'l CAR LOT tJt!~=·,., r ,, •day'S M3J0r • { JDe • scores ·Don't Swelter! ::.Ji _,rttl '· WP rt-2 . t: aM . (~.r~·~1rt~ ~~ ~~k-'_ . : ' :: - . ' lt. ilt ,.<JOJ; Friend _tlf.l) #Slebler Ooteen, P-ld (9) 11\oa' ·ftaih), Coni· LP~steen <12-11). '(4th). 100 1101 Ill»-- 2 7 1-~., It Costs LESS Than You Think To Own A ·Cool Air-Conditfonecl ; -CADilLAC .ooo ote ots- 1 u Ktn.Y 181, C:~ (7) and 01 OR 'tio I SAliS -~ Sharpest Used HONDA Trede i~ Mechine1 HERE ARE A FEW 1965 Honda, CB 160, block, twin corbo, wl,..hiold ond mirrors • $-,.~-·,. ·~.,.. . \' ~f ' SERVICI ~: C9~r..lETE Lu~o:: _o..>f U$ED C~~$ • Phono 593·778 I Slmpoa\. ond ,· .. Pol.mer Slo. . . ' ' , ,. ' &..,1' 1 !""""."'·'o··.... W11lo) ·IY 1965 HenM, CB 160, bluo, twin .. rba, wlndahitltl mirrers. IUitl•l"' r.ai; .. . rell ban, ono of the ahorptal '65'1 In town. . r i1,1965 Honda, CA 95, ltlack, roaolf with • rabullt on1ino• • 1964 Honda, CB 77, oupor hawk, ltlue, no front feftlfor, ltut ahe aure · · wuld moko a good ocramblo ltlko. We also havo ...,.. Neff brand"ltik•lor aolo, " " ond otDSMOBILE VOLKSWAGEN With Factory Air-Conditioning H'~:ll"iij:aAany, Many More At ..• 63 Ford GeiiXie . sOo 4 0.. I cylln<hr, ou~ 1 1 WE'RE A Ustlng Of All New Units In ' . liO\IND . . . WI MISS THE Nl~· , I �-· ." '' July 24, 198& SUIIday . ( " , ·IN OUR ' Dateline:.. Gqll;.~ TOWN ' . IY DICK THOMAS a gre~t pleasure ·to greet Robert Au1stin Bo>Jdreau~ 1\lunder and conductor, when the' American Wind Symphony Orchestra plays at the Gallipolis park front at 8:30 p.m. Friday. This will be about the se<~enth cruise of the rivers for the AWS whieb on July 4 observed its lOth anniversary. The American Wind Symphony stopped at Gallipolis lor a river concert on its first tliree river concert tours Then Gallipolis was eliminated and Pt. Pleasant .got the concert when West Virginia celebrated its 'cen· tenniaL It's been three summers since we've had the AWS. ----- - - - The 39-year-old conductor or roud, we made 11 errors. the AWS has a brilliant person· Highlight bf last Monday alily and is a talented music- evening's win was an over the-ian. He can be very 10erious fence home run by Junior Jam- fbe I I I ' and seconds later display 30 unusual brilliant wit. I'll never forgft 1 press conference, nn the AWS's first stop here. A cou· pie of toool merc~nts Jfll'- ' :,.g to each other whi~ the wer.' ison. with Perroud, who had singled, on base. Jimmy No e had just smacked a grand slam homer to give us a 6-4 lead. 11 Jamison poled the ball over cydone fence 10 deep r1ght Jhe BY HOBART WILSON, JR. ABOUT TWO years ago, the Developll.'ent . Depart· ment, State· of Ohio, released statistics on "what !Ofi new jobs in manufacturing mean to a community." Some residents may not rea)lze the · impact that new industry has on a com· munity the sl2e of Gallipolis, ' despite the fact such figures have· been8ublish· ed over and over. Therefore, ateline would·like to review those statistics. • bored the .Ti8ers 20·> for their seventh ~traigbt league win. The Tigers had downed us 9-6 in ttR season's dpener, but that night,· withllllt our 0atcher, Chuck Per· ,;.;...;.;.;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii~==-1 1 ' WHOLESALE - -- WITH TERMs· • • by left, don't forget the special bus to thP. Reds' game next 63 .Chrysler 9 PASSENGER STATION WAGON . $]650 , ( ~lford G~.,.,XIE 4 DR. V-8- Auto. Trans. _,.,.ls·s.o I A; DoCfge -2 DOOR - Auto. Trans. I I I Sunday. Max Tawney has the ti~kets, lind he says "there's 'lenty of room left." NEWS BRIEFS you have read 10, 2> and 50 ago: .July !4, 1951 Named 10 AIJ.Ohio Boys Band to ~ State Fair were Danner, son of Mr. and James Danner: Jack Brown, ~,';,,;'!,.Dr~an;o::y· ~hrman, BOn of Mr. and Mrs. Ehrman Approximately was stolen lo a breaking entering last night at tlle GaUia County FarmNothing Bureau,taken in and Third; B & E a block away at Gallia Roller Mills A $titi,OOO ap· propriatlon for river liank lm· provement at Gallipolis was in· eluded In a House Bill accord· ing to Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins of lrontnn ... Galllpolis Building and Loan plans new 'hll!ne on Second Ave., across rtom Post Olf'ce· was of Busy Bee R~s~uranl . lia county commissioner.~ ply with state edict to Board of Elections from floor of coorthouse . . county board f educa tio0 proves transfer of the M'll fr m Gree .ty' " \ eli 1 . t n ~ sc ';"1d 'riC Rd S ° ° 9-l ~~:itee~~~ ~ i. ' · ~ank:es 3~~nd ' • • • ' SECOND SECTION Page 9 • • •Hollywood ... ...._ $79 • Sofa hds $55 2 PCE. eUving Room Suitai 2 PCE. . • Bed1'00m Suites SPACE AGE NOISF;MAKER-As if the maebines and IC· tJvJties of .the space age weren't noisy enough by themselves this giant born has been Installed at the HuntaVJUe, Ala., Marshall Space Flight Center to oimulate the roar of rocket engines. Mounted on a 75·fool steel tower, the 26-foot, 10,000-pound big noise is used ·before lest firings of rocket engines to belp verify atmospheriC con• d1tions. It concentrates jpund inlo a directed beam at low frequencies sinlifaWII those produced by Satut;P · $99 ,Baker F,urniture IN MIDDLEPOAT, 0. rirlngs. MARRIAGE EXHIBIT WASHINGTON (UPI) ~i Baln"' . Johnson's forthcoming wedding has stirred so much public interest that President I 35 -1966 BUICKS Johnson 'is planning a showcase display on past White House wedding memorabilia. -l!tarUng Aug. 1 there will a r.1onth-long exhibit for tourists showing Invitations to White House weddings and other momentoes. Luci is to be married to. Patrick J: .Nugenl oo Aug. 6. ! I • BIG DlSCOUNT.S ' • LIBERAL TRADES J " . .,. Late Model Trades • Wanted NATO MEETING ' ·' Large Stock A~ Conditioned:·Models BUIC~- SMITH CO.. 48 State St. Gallipolis, Ohio Upper Rte. 1 the week. Joly 21, 1111 - The venerable 80-year-old mother of Paul J. Stephens, butcher at the O.H.E., a~d candidate lor sher1ff, was kU!ed Saturday by • street car m Columbus . .. The "Street Fest" to be put on July 25 at Rl~ Grande . prorruses enough vanely to,;allsfy a .Ju. ly crowd and lhe Soc~ely Wed· ding" Thursday evemng Will be fun . John L. Evans IS erect- the Editorial Board of llle · High Scllool Library Book club. KA 20 • year • ,_ m y., man was Mfs. •• ""~-1ey .. a1so a em, Pomeroy Pollee on ber bf the American Library DWI and no operBtor's AssoCiation, American Associa· following a Saturday hon ol School Librarians, OhJ• accident 011 the ivelchtown A!ISO<;lation ot Sohool · Ubrari· Road. . ans, ,llld Beta Phi Mu, Inter- Pollee said a ·pickup national honorary library sci- driven by WDIIani K1!ld ence fratermty. She IB listed oot of control after' ~~~ld: in Who's Who in Library Serv· turn. n 'fenl to tt.e ice. of the road over two '!'¥ local librarian r'celved .lalnl!ll wall~ and two ~~~~~.~:1:= her b!tcljelor of scle~ee degree menis before coming to a at lloutbern Methodist Unlver- about 10 ft. away from sity lli)4' her master's degree road. In library science at Texas Tlte truck was beavUy Womeo's University. aged but Kldd escaped . He was being held In ·.\)!SIT MOTHER Counly jail Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Scholl and {amily of Mt. Vernon spent FAIRFIELD STATION sev~ . days last week with FridaY temperatures 'll'j;l~. his . • er, Mrs. Frances 88, low 60. Saturday readlni · ·11 Scho Pameroy, 73 at _t:SO a.m. 4 Soupy Sales Coming.Home Deadlille for submillin& ea· tries In tlle 18116 Galllii CoJU>o ty Farm Bureau 'faleAit Show Is Monday, Aug. I. Tbe annual conto•t will be beld on Frltlay, Aag. 1, al tbo 17th annual Galtla Couaty Junior Fair. Their wUI be cootosto in jualor and oenior dlvlsons, wilb. abe age Umllo be!Dg II aad under, aDd 15 and over. Mrs. Clareare Davis aad Mrs. , Dan Nolter are accept. lnl aames ol applicants. ""llll!llii!"""_ _ _ _ __ ri: IF IT'S A QUESTION OF PRICE ••• THE ANSWER IS -Y. E. S.. @!l!l ing a modern barn on his place til .M m 1 fflW $.i!lj.m C ''FI t" Wh"te GROUP SENTENCED at ora . . 1saac ee 1 . veteran of lhe Civil War, died Monday evening. Fleetwood White was a weD-known porter for many years al the old Irem· ington Hotel in Pomeroy and the Park central In Gallipolis .. . He was named F1eetw ood alter the famous steam..- of Jtrs. Nealey is Named to Board ·TrucliDriver Mrs. Mary 9. Nealey, librar· . ian at Gallia Acaderny High Held Saturday school, has been appointed ta • '• ~::;;~;.;~~~~;.;,;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, · . . IIIHleeded utens11B at colh!chon centers yesterday and earber m BUDAPEST (UPP -A garian court Friila1 coriYictedl 1.2 men oo charges . of plottiog j In "form an armed fiJiht againsl IIIII democratic state order.' _.. . sen tences rangmg · up urew four years in jail qtl lines. Year End Savings- DURING OUR ANNUAL. •• ·~· g· nd'd te t. .. , ~f J uy . . JXca 1Cas C or ""is1Y comErrusMSJOO areChar:· · 1es h lnge , 1. . yers, T. Rhbinsen, Stanley t e same name. Dr. N. Howard Foster, and Tol¢! and Daylon to close' Rayman T. Allison MOVE PROTESTED day aa a sympathy move. of Plymale and Wagner on Cincinnati (UPI) - Cincin· Last weekend 32 of the Sl., was broken into last nab's Sohio dealers, protesting Cincinnati Sohio dealers cJO!U!O,I and the safe opened but as far tlle firm's rent increase on sta- but they do not plan. to da .' ' as could be ~etermiaed1 ~:::~\ilions, rged fellow dealers at this weekend. Mor• L•t• was stolen E. C. 'to Choou county manager of the · ~ Still Under of Aid For Aged office, h a RUTLAND BLACK Cor Worronty learned he is to be relieved ~Ill duties at ond of month; · . has served provisional ,~:~,!, WITH OR WITHOUT GALLON 50 men! since 11139 . . The FliER BUCKET • of Vinton has purchased one Fortified with rubber, lasts for years. We sell tOO's a half acres of land, on of gallons every year. That's the reason people come coon just below the village, bacl< year after year for paint and hardware at for nse as a park from Mrs. Le· Pickens. vina Hickerson, widow of Hlcker8811 . . GaUia ....,,,., •• aluminwn compalgn 101 Eolfern Ave. See For Yourtelfl Drive To Muon, ·w. Va . . way today but there were many houaewlves ~d THE DRIVE WILL DO YOU GOOD Ohl• _ _ _ _ _ _....,:eel tile ... by deposiiiiJI ~~p Learni~g is in Areas .. ON RQ Q f C0 AT1NG 5 5 .,- , , ._ .. •' •\' .. . ~ q, ·. FINAL YEAR END ·PRICES ttiOW.-. ; ·: • •• 'HURIYI •' -, :m $econd Ave. · · -•·r k'f' ' Gallipoljs, . .' r •. j ALL ''•• ' 'GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO . ' • 0( OLDSMOBILES- CHEVROtETS •• TRuC8~~ ·.:•.. . .",. Shop Pickens Hardware \ SUNDAY, J ~y 24, 1966 2 TWIN 1111 . WASHINGTON (UP!) THE 1926 gridmen won five, lost four and tied one in tense Seeretary Robert S. all games, and in the SEOAL, won three and lost two. Several who played on that squad four decades McNamara leaves tonight !..ago were Frank Danner, John Rippey, Leo and Ken· Paris and , a meetiog of the neth Frazier, Jim Pethtel, Clyde Cornell, a Sheets, NATO defense ministers Baird, Jividen, Van Zendt, Ingels, Marshall Boggs, Monday and TuesdaY. He mil be accompanied Northup, Mills and Bill McKean. Assistant Deleru<e Secretaries • • • TWENTY YEARS AGO, fro~ the files of the_ Dall~ John T. McNaughtnn and Tribune and weekly Galha Till1t's . . . Cecil Davts Artliur ~lYeii•~; . Col. Robert resigns coaching and principal duties at Cadmus .. . E. Pursley, bis miljtary asol· Hereford Breeders' lrorbecue draws 600 at Rio Grande slant· and Lt. CoL Robert C. d · · Ralph Walker, 34, Kanauga, hospitalize With m~ mxo~. executive offiCer or Ule juries after fall from new B & 0 bridge . . ~orothy Intematlonal Security Agency. Roadarmour resigns WaShington school post .. New Gallipolis-Pt. Pleasant Co., to provide soft water ser· v1ce, will erect new building in Old French City . . . Ruth Fiske named GAHS English teacher .. ... Hobe Wilson releases Ohio Valley Association All-Star base· ball roster . . GAHS Coach Jlm Halderman issues grid call for Aug. 20. , I'·~ " 25'' SHOP BUOOET • MURE BASEBALL - Dave !ic boat show in connection with the national archery tournament at Pt. Pleasant. Friday and Saturday, the Roberts, former Gallipolis LitAmerican Wind Symphony Orchestra will -be in town tle League star pitcher 1 is now for two concerts. 9-5 with the Asheville Tourists • • • in the Class AA Southern Leag- SPEAKING of the Upstream Public Use Area, it has ue. His latest win was last been suggested that a contest be held to give t_his Monday when the Tourists roll- beautiful recreation spot an official name .. Sounds hke ed-past the Macon (Ga.) Peach· a good idea! Any suggestions? es 18-10. • • • Roberts went the full mne .JOHN McKean, who was an outstanding Blue Devil innings but was shaky, giving athlete in the late 1930s, has suggested a 40-year up 15 hils. He walked only two reunion of the !926 GAHS football team sometime this and struck out seven. The Tour- fall. McKean thought it would be a good idea to have ists backed him up with 20 members of the '26 squad on hand for"the Pt. Pleasant hits off three Macon pitchers. game Nov. 11, which will be played at Pt. Pleasant. Asheville is still three games Surviving members of both squads who met 40 years behind league leading Mobile, ago could be introduced during the halftime intermis· sion oh Armistice Day. GAHS won the 1926 contest in second place. 6·3 on John Riippey's 60-yard run back of an inter· BASEBAI.L EXCURSION cepted pass. you Cincinnati fans, if ther.e are The • • • LA.ST MONDAY evening my Lit tle Ltague White Sox clob- 1 NO. 100 NEW JOBS MEAN$652,000 in personal income each year. Income to support 312 people. Payment of mortgages or rent on 116 homes or apartments. Ownership of 119 passenger cars. Tax monies to educate 51 school Children. $330,000 in bank deposits. $397,000 in retail sales per year. Sufficient sales to support four retail establishments. An additional 76 jobs in fields other than manufacturing. thirds innings, allowed seven THE NEW Upstream Public Use area will be filled to hits, walked 19 and struck out capacity during the next few days. Wednesday, mem· 45 hers of the Gallipolis Boat Club will conduct a gtgan- the third Ume. -·•• .jttttitttl ,J mt e1 tht group discuiiOEd the field. They measured the clout, THE above figures were compiled two years ago. Ad_d coming concert. and the- ball traveled 283 feet to them the increased cost of living, plus 100 addt· Boudreau, in his best Jerry and six inch~s to the spot where tiona! jobs (for a total of 200) and you can see _what Gallia county's gain will be when the new Robbms & LewL• manner. chirped, "Hey it hit the ground beyond t h Myers, Inc., manufacturing plant is in full operation. Jonkee what are they having? £,nee. Henry Johnson was • • • A pri~ate cau.cus or some- tlng on the render of his INFORMATION concerning the 1966 Gallia County th i ng"~ " and marked the spot where Junior Fair (Aug. 3·6) is being spread to all parts of • ball hit. Ohio and surrounding states as a result of 10,000 1 WAS OUT AGAIN - when It was Jamison's third homeplacemats distributed throughout the area recently by Som Neal, WSAZ-TV annour.c- run of the season. In the !.eagThe Ohio Valley Bank of Gallipolis. The placemats er, called at the office. But he ue he has eight hits in 22 carry the dates for the 171h annual event, and give a lelt~ l)l• a ~her note . at bat for a .363 average. On complete history of the fatr plus mformatton concern· \•..,IQ ·Btflard you d1d it the mound, Jamison ha; pitch· ing the new Gallia County Campsite. They are attract· ag\in. 1 }UA't' can't imagine how ed m s1x games, won hve and ing much attention. you knew I'm coming and man- lost one; worked 22 and two 11 ge to mis!l me. Perllaos next time you'll, be in and able to bu1f your .old poverty rtdden con· tcmp('J!'ary a ~p of coffee. '' Speeiaf delivery to Sam Neal - try the morning or the noon Lour You're bound to catch me ·- ' ;!. · ·.'·-~·!:!,'•.' ·~·· • • •'' , ,,, • • • • _ • ·' : p~ ' 4463672 0. ,' \~, : /. .. ""' -, . ·:,' ~~--.' • ' ' ·~ ' 1, ·~· ~.. ; ...........,... • .! .... __ -·----... · Homelife I 13th Little Miss, Mr. Contest Announced Appllcatlon blanks !Or 131b lllllllllll Gallia County :SoJmv·· lior Fair'• Little Misa, }dr. teal, sponsored by the lis Lioos club, will be '!II from Monday, July through Tuesday, AUJl. 2. The amouncement was Saturday by Mrs. Fred oo-chalrnum. Teenage Girls are Injured lnActident Hunted Apprehe �-· ." '' July 24, 198& SUIIday . ( " , ·IN OUR ' Dateline:.. Gqll;.~ TOWN ' . IY DICK THOMAS a gre~t pleasure ·to greet Robert Au1stin Bo>Jdreau~ 1\lunder and conductor, when the' American Wind Symphony Orchestra plays at the Gallipolis park front at 8:30 p.m. Friday. This will be about the se<~enth cruise of the rivers for the AWS whieb on July 4 observed its lOth anniversary. The American Wind Symphony stopped at Gallipolis lor a river concert on its first tliree river concert tours Then Gallipolis was eliminated and Pt. Pleasant .got the concert when West Virginia celebrated its 'cen· tenniaL It's been three summers since we've had the AWS. ----- - - - The 39-year-old conductor or roud, we made 11 errors. the AWS has a brilliant person· Highlight bf last Monday alily and is a talented music- evening's win was an over the-ian. He can be very 10erious fence home run by Junior Jam- fbe I I I ' and seconds later display 30 unusual brilliant wit. I'll never forgft 1 press conference, nn the AWS's first stop here. A cou· pie of toool merc~nts Jfll'- ' :,.g to each other whi~ the wer.' ison. with Perroud, who had singled, on base. Jimmy No e had just smacked a grand slam homer to give us a 6-4 lead. 11 Jamison poled the ball over cydone fence 10 deep r1ght Jhe BY HOBART WILSON, JR. ABOUT TWO years ago, the Developll.'ent . Depart· ment, State· of Ohio, released statistics on "what !Ofi new jobs in manufacturing mean to a community." Some residents may not rea)lze the · impact that new industry has on a com· munity the sl2e of Gallipolis, ' despite the fact such figures have· been8ublish· ed over and over. Therefore, ateline would·like to review those statistics. • bored the .Ti8ers 20·> for their seventh ~traigbt league win. The Tigers had downed us 9-6 in ttR season's dpener, but that night,· withllllt our 0atcher, Chuck Per· ,;.;...;.;.;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiii~==-1 1 ' WHOLESALE - -- WITH TERMs· • • by left, don't forget the special bus to thP. Reds' game next 63 .Chrysler 9 PASSENGER STATION WAGON . $]650 , ( ~lford G~.,.,XIE 4 DR. V-8- Auto. Trans. _,.,.ls·s.o I A; DoCfge -2 DOOR - Auto. Trans. I I I Sunday. Max Tawney has the ti~kets, lind he says "there's 'lenty of room left." NEWS BRIEFS you have read 10, 2> and 50 ago: .July !4, 1951 Named 10 AIJ.Ohio Boys Band to ~ State Fair were Danner, son of Mr. and James Danner: Jack Brown, ~,';,,;'!,.Dr~an;o::y· ~hrman, BOn of Mr. and Mrs. Ehrman Approximately was stolen lo a breaking entering last night at tlle GaUia County FarmNothing Bureau,taken in and Third; B & E a block away at Gallia Roller Mills A $titi,OOO ap· propriatlon for river liank lm· provement at Gallipolis was in· eluded In a House Bill accord· ing to Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins of lrontnn ... Galllpolis Building and Loan plans new 'hll!ne on Second Ave., across rtom Post Olf'ce· was of Busy Bee R~s~uranl . lia county commissioner.~ ply with state edict to Board of Elections from floor of coorthouse . . county board f educa tio0 proves transfer of the M'll fr m Gree .ty' " \ eli 1 . t n ~ sc ';"1d 'riC Rd S ° ° 9-l ~~:itee~~~ ~ i. ' · ~ank:es 3~~nd ' • • • ' SECOND SECTION Page 9 • • •Hollywood ... ...._ $79 • Sofa hds $55 2 PCE. eUving Room Suitai 2 PCE. . • Bed1'00m Suites SPACE AGE NOISF;MAKER-As if the maebines and IC· tJvJties of .the space age weren't noisy enough by themselves this giant born has been Installed at the HuntaVJUe, Ala., Marshall Space Flight Center to oimulate the roar of rocket engines. Mounted on a 75·fool steel tower, the 26-foot, 10,000-pound big noise is used ·before lest firings of rocket engines to belp verify atmospheriC con• d1tions. It concentrates jpund inlo a directed beam at low frequencies sinlifaWII those produced by Satut;P · $99 ,Baker F,urniture IN MIDDLEPOAT, 0. rirlngs. MARRIAGE EXHIBIT WASHINGTON (UPI) ~i Baln"' . Johnson's forthcoming wedding has stirred so much public interest that President I 35 -1966 BUICKS Johnson 'is planning a showcase display on past White House wedding memorabilia. -l!tarUng Aug. 1 there will a r.1onth-long exhibit for tourists showing Invitations to White House weddings and other momentoes. Luci is to be married to. Patrick J: .Nugenl oo Aug. 6. ! I • BIG DlSCOUNT.S ' • LIBERAL TRADES J " . .,. Late Model Trades • Wanted NATO MEETING ' ·' Large Stock A~ Conditioned:·Models BUIC~- SMITH CO.. 48 State St. Gallipolis, Ohio Upper Rte. 1 the week. Joly 21, 1111 - The venerable 80-year-old mother of Paul J. Stephens, butcher at the O.H.E., a~d candidate lor sher1ff, was kU!ed Saturday by • street car m Columbus . .. The "Street Fest" to be put on July 25 at Rl~ Grande . prorruses enough vanely to,;allsfy a .Ju. ly crowd and lhe Soc~ely Wed· ding" Thursday evemng Will be fun . John L. Evans IS erect- the Editorial Board of llle · High Scllool Library Book club. KA 20 • year • ,_ m y., man was Mfs. •• ""~-1ey .. a1so a em, Pomeroy Pollee on ber bf the American Library DWI and no operBtor's AssoCiation, American Associa· following a Saturday hon ol School Librarians, OhJ• accident 011 the ivelchtown A!ISO<;lation ot Sohool · Ubrari· Road. . ans, ,llld Beta Phi Mu, Inter- Pollee said a ·pickup national honorary library sci- driven by WDIIani K1!ld ence fratermty. She IB listed oot of control after' ~~~ld: in Who's Who in Library Serv· turn. n 'fenl to tt.e ice. of the road over two '!'¥ local librarian r'celved .lalnl!ll wall~ and two ~~~~~.~:1:= her b!tcljelor of scle~ee degree menis before coming to a at lloutbern Methodist Unlver- about 10 ft. away from sity lli)4' her master's degree road. In library science at Texas Tlte truck was beavUy Womeo's University. aged but Kldd escaped . He was being held In ·.\)!SIT MOTHER Counly jail Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Scholl and {amily of Mt. Vernon spent FAIRFIELD STATION sev~ . days last week with FridaY temperatures 'll'j;l~. his . • er, Mrs. Frances 88, low 60. Saturday readlni · ·11 Scho Pameroy, 73 at _t:SO a.m. 4 Soupy Sales Coming.Home Deadlille for submillin& ea· tries In tlle 18116 Galllii CoJU>o ty Farm Bureau 'faleAit Show Is Monday, Aug. I. Tbe annual conto•t will be beld on Frltlay, Aag. 1, al tbo 17th annual Galtla Couaty Junior Fair. Their wUI be cootosto in jualor and oenior dlvlsons, wilb. abe age Umllo be!Dg II aad under, aDd 15 and over. Mrs. Clareare Davis aad Mrs. , Dan Nolter are accept. lnl aames ol applicants. ""llll!llii!"""_ _ _ _ __ ri: IF IT'S A QUESTION OF PRICE ••• THE ANSWER IS -Y. E. S.. @!l!l ing a modern barn on his place til .M m 1 fflW $.i!lj.m C ''FI t" Wh"te GROUP SENTENCED at ora . . 1saac ee 1 . veteran of lhe Civil War, died Monday evening. Fleetwood White was a weD-known porter for many years al the old Irem· ington Hotel in Pomeroy and the Park central In Gallipolis .. . He was named F1eetw ood alter the famous steam..- of Jtrs. Nealey is Named to Board ·TrucliDriver Mrs. Mary 9. Nealey, librar· . ian at Gallia Acaderny High Held Saturday school, has been appointed ta • '• ~::;;~;.;~~~~;.;,;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, · . . IIIHleeded utens11B at colh!chon centers yesterday and earber m BUDAPEST (UPP -A garian court Friila1 coriYictedl 1.2 men oo charges . of plottiog j In "form an armed fiJiht againsl IIIII democratic state order.' _.. . sen tences rangmg · up urew four years in jail qtl lines. Year End Savings- DURING OUR ANNUAL. •• ·~· g· nd'd te t. .. , ~f J uy . . JXca 1Cas C or ""is1Y comErrusMSJOO areChar:· · 1es h lnge , 1. . yers, T. Rhbinsen, Stanley t e same name. Dr. N. Howard Foster, and Tol¢! and Daylon to close' Rayman T. Allison MOVE PROTESTED day aa a sympathy move. of Plymale and Wagner on Cincinnati (UPI) - Cincin· Last weekend 32 of the Sl., was broken into last nab's Sohio dealers, protesting Cincinnati Sohio dealers cJO!U!O,I and the safe opened but as far tlle firm's rent increase on sta- but they do not plan. to da .' ' as could be ~etermiaed1 ~:::~\ilions, rged fellow dealers at this weekend. Mor• L•t• was stolen E. C. 'to Choou county manager of the · ~ Still Under of Aid For Aged office, h a RUTLAND BLACK Cor Worronty learned he is to be relieved ~Ill duties at ond of month; · . has served provisional ,~:~,!, WITH OR WITHOUT GALLON 50 men! since 11139 . . The FliER BUCKET • of Vinton has purchased one Fortified with rubber, lasts for years. We sell tOO's a half acres of land, on of gallons every year. That's the reason people come coon just below the village, bacl< year after year for paint and hardware at for nse as a park from Mrs. Le· Pickens. vina Hickerson, widow of Hlcker8811 . . GaUia ....,,,., •• aluminwn compalgn 101 Eolfern Ave. See For Yourtelfl Drive To Muon, ·w. Va . . way today but there were many houaewlves ~d THE DRIVE WILL DO YOU GOOD Ohl• _ _ _ _ _ _....,:eel tile ... by deposiiiiJI ~~p Learni~g is in Areas .. ON RQ Q f C0 AT1NG 5 5 .,- , , ._ .. •' •\' .. . ~ q, ·. FINAL YEAR END ·PRICES ttiOW.-. ; ·: • •• 'HURIYI •' -, :m $econd Ave. · · -•·r k'f' ' Gallipoljs, . .' r •. j ALL ''•• ' 'GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO . ' • 0( OLDSMOBILES- CHEVROtETS •• TRuC8~~ ·.:•.. . .",. Shop Pickens Hardware \ SUNDAY, J ~y 24, 1966 2 TWIN 1111 . WASHINGTON (UP!) THE 1926 gridmen won five, lost four and tied one in tense Seeretary Robert S. all games, and in the SEOAL, won three and lost two. Several who played on that squad four decades McNamara leaves tonight !..ago were Frank Danner, John Rippey, Leo and Ken· Paris and , a meetiog of the neth Frazier, Jim Pethtel, Clyde Cornell, a Sheets, NATO defense ministers Baird, Jividen, Van Zendt, Ingels, Marshall Boggs, Monday and TuesdaY. He mil be accompanied Northup, Mills and Bill McKean. Assistant Deleru<e Secretaries • • • TWENTY YEARS AGO, fro~ the files of the_ Dall~ John T. McNaughtnn and Tribune and weekly Galha Till1t's . . . Cecil Davts Artliur ~lYeii•~; . Col. Robert resigns coaching and principal duties at Cadmus .. . E. Pursley, bis miljtary asol· Hereford Breeders' lrorbecue draws 600 at Rio Grande slant· and Lt. CoL Robert C. d · · Ralph Walker, 34, Kanauga, hospitalize With m~ mxo~. executive offiCer or Ule juries after fall from new B & 0 bridge . . ~orothy Intematlonal Security Agency. Roadarmour resigns WaShington school post .. New Gallipolis-Pt. Pleasant Co., to provide soft water ser· v1ce, will erect new building in Old French City . . . Ruth Fiske named GAHS English teacher .. ... Hobe Wilson releases Ohio Valley Association All-Star base· ball roster . . GAHS Coach Jlm Halderman issues grid call for Aug. 20. , I'·~ " 25'' SHOP BUOOET • MURE BASEBALL - Dave !ic boat show in connection with the national archery tournament at Pt. Pleasant. Friday and Saturday, the Roberts, former Gallipolis LitAmerican Wind Symphony Orchestra will -be in town tle League star pitcher 1 is now for two concerts. 9-5 with the Asheville Tourists • • • in the Class AA Southern Leag- SPEAKING of the Upstream Public Use Area, it has ue. His latest win was last been suggested that a contest be held to give t_his Monday when the Tourists roll- beautiful recreation spot an official name .. Sounds hke ed-past the Macon (Ga.) Peach· a good idea! Any suggestions? es 18-10. • • • Roberts went the full mne .JOHN McKean, who was an outstanding Blue Devil innings but was shaky, giving athlete in the late 1930s, has suggested a 40-year up 15 hils. He walked only two reunion of the !926 GAHS football team sometime this and struck out seven. The Tour- fall. McKean thought it would be a good idea to have ists backed him up with 20 members of the '26 squad on hand for"the Pt. Pleasant hits off three Macon pitchers. game Nov. 11, which will be played at Pt. Pleasant. Asheville is still three games Surviving members of both squads who met 40 years behind league leading Mobile, ago could be introduced during the halftime intermis· sion oh Armistice Day. GAHS won the 1926 contest in second place. 6·3 on John Riippey's 60-yard run back of an inter· BASEBAI.L EXCURSION cepted pass. you Cincinnati fans, if ther.e are The • • • LA.ST MONDAY evening my Lit tle Ltague White Sox clob- 1 NO. 100 NEW JOBS MEAN$652,000 in personal income each year. Income to support 312 people. Payment of mortgages or rent on 116 homes or apartments. Ownership of 119 passenger cars. Tax monies to educate 51 school Children. $330,000 in bank deposits. $397,000 in retail sales per year. Sufficient sales to support four retail establishments. An additional 76 jobs in fields other than manufacturing. thirds innings, allowed seven THE NEW Upstream Public Use area will be filled to hits, walked 19 and struck out capacity during the next few days. Wednesday, mem· 45 hers of the Gallipolis Boat Club will conduct a gtgan- the third Ume. -·•• .jttttitttl ,J mt e1 tht group discuiiOEd the field. They measured the clout, THE above figures were compiled two years ago. Ad_d coming concert. and the- ball traveled 283 feet to them the increased cost of living, plus 100 addt· Boudreau, in his best Jerry and six inch~s to the spot where tiona! jobs (for a total of 200) and you can see _what Gallia county's gain will be when the new Robbms & LewL• manner. chirped, "Hey it hit the ground beyond t h Myers, Inc., manufacturing plant is in full operation. Jonkee what are they having? £,nee. Henry Johnson was • • • A pri~ate cau.cus or some- tlng on the render of his INFORMATION concerning the 1966 Gallia County th i ng"~ " and marked the spot where Junior Fair (Aug. 3·6) is being spread to all parts of • ball hit. Ohio and surrounding states as a result of 10,000 1 WAS OUT AGAIN - when It was Jamison's third homeplacemats distributed throughout the area recently by Som Neal, WSAZ-TV annour.c- run of the season. In the !.eagThe Ohio Valley Bank of Gallipolis. The placemats er, called at the office. But he ue he has eight hits in 22 carry the dates for the 171h annual event, and give a lelt~ l)l• a ~her note . at bat for a .363 average. On complete history of the fatr plus mformatton concern· \•..,IQ ·Btflard you d1d it the mound, Jamison ha; pitch· ing the new Gallia County Campsite. They are attract· ag\in. 1 }UA't' can't imagine how ed m s1x games, won hve and ing much attention. you knew I'm coming and man- lost one; worked 22 and two 11 ge to mis!l me. Perllaos next time you'll, be in and able to bu1f your .old poverty rtdden con· tcmp('J!'ary a ~p of coffee. '' Speeiaf delivery to Sam Neal - try the morning or the noon Lour You're bound to catch me ·- ' ;!. · ·.'·-~·!:!,'•.' ·~·· • • •'' , ,,, • • • • _ • ·' : p~ ' 4463672 0. ,' \~, : /. .. ""' -, . ·:,' ~~--.' • ' ' ·~ ' 1, ·~· ~.. ; ...........,... • .! .... __ -·----... · Homelife I 13th Little Miss, Mr. Contest Announced Appllcatlon blanks !Or 131b lllllllllll Gallia County :SoJmv·· lior Fair'• Little Misa, }dr. teal, sponsored by the lis Lioos club, will be '!II from Monday, July through Tuesday, AUJl. 2. The amouncement was Saturday by Mrs. Fred oo-chalrnum. Teenage Girls are Injured lnActident Hunted Apprehe �,) 1 \. ' .;:. ..-- -~ 1 ;'-A.Lomat ion d ,al u and ~:~ ~ ' l . ;u . ~ ·, ., , ·. ! ,, ' .., ~ · · ~ I 1 •. ) ' . ·: ) ' I to .,, I ... ···· .. -··· '. ,, ,, , ,j h . • . , ' ·· '- I ,.:.. , , 1< .. .. ~:!.1 . ,-a: ~d .4ug1Ut Meeting II Cancelled by Lodge Magnolia Templt Pythlau Slsteri, met In regular oesslan Chooll.er IThursday revenlnr. at till! DAY hall In Pomeroy with F;lhel LaJ:nlH Stewart, most excellent cldel, pr.sldlng. The meellnl opened In ritual~ lorm. A ( ' eommiDIIea~ was read frol!l Belb DaVII, ·-;;ci;l · ~~~= chief, expressing appreeTCIIIer.l cialloll lor &lfts and ~ •• . - bar durlnl bl!r torm ef It was dec:lded to ~ to ~ ~ ~1.i ~f . j ft ------- ---- i ~cr,ll: ' 1 . . •, j l .;t · .t1M bru.: jbol~ooll lo ' fil11d !1111 1 · •r· ,.·, �,) 1 \. ' .;:. ..-- -~ 1 ;'-A.Lomat ion d ,al u and ~:~ ~ ' l . ;u . ~ ·, ., , ·. ! ,, ' .., ~ · · ~ I 1 •. ) ' . ·: ) ' I to .,, I ... ···· .. -··· '. ,, ,, , ,j h . • . , ' ·· '- I ,.:.. , , 1< .. .. ~:!.1 . ,-a: ~d .4ug1Ut Meeting II Cancelled by Lodge Magnolia Templt Pythlau Slsteri, met In regular oesslan Chooll.er IThursday revenlnr. at till! DAY hall In Pomeroy with F;lhel LaJ:nlH Stewart, most excellent cldel, pr.sldlng. The meellnl opened In ritual~ lorm. A ( ' eommiDIIea~ was read frol!l Belb DaVII, ·-;;ci;l · ~~~= chief, expressing appreeTCIIIer.l cialloll lor &lfts and ~ •• . - bar durlnl bl!r torm ef It was dec:lded to ~ to ~ ~ ~1.i ~f . j ft ------- ---- i ~cr,ll: ' 1 . . •, j l .;t · .t1M bru.: jbol~ooll lo ' fil11d !1111 1 · •r· ,.·, �.. •• ' ... . ... ' II r, .· I ,. ; ... . .... . .' ·' \ ,.r•~~ ' •. ·· ' .. •.: . Times-Sentinel, Sunday, July 24. 1960 ·- ' ,.. . . ' _... .. I ----~.-.--- 1\&6 ··~. "rv-cable '• ~. ;'" . ·?~~ ' r "; 1: 15 tafry Anderson· SboW ~ " 7:50 · Pomeroy Nitloillll llaDit : :• . · . !jews ., . • ; ; . . ; ')•:•: ' · , Eaaten StaDclard Time 11:110 'lttrli'• 'Dairy lllir' Tep ·:,.; '• ·WSAZ TV-a Chauel • · 1\!il 'Siiaw:· '' ~. ' ·, • . . ~ ., . ••• •· 1:4~rn Cob •. m.- Paul Dixon Show 7::10 Newl : .. INO owiOn•a · -~·f't!f:'· . :·. ~. ~· Noon - so.so Club- Ruth •·110 BlD Miller .Sit01" · li'Y tlbo\\{ .,...~ (. '" ~ '.. . . ~- .. , · :3 .; ••· Oollv Word 7:00-Tooay Lyons us '!Iaker ·~ Auctloli 12:!)0 Na~at.Nejs ~ ·~~: ~~ -~· ~: 17·1_ ·- :., ~ Mik<> Wallaee 7:05. 1t m. - '111• I"A~II~ l"'nb t:M News . · Ja:J:$ ;,\,S.C. 'J'\:P\,_•. t,te~.fliti . . - "' 0, ,. "" ? c Dally: Word . 7·25-·· 8 ji. m. 8 o•n,..k 'Reoorts. t:06 COffee Wllb 1*"01 · . • , 12:_, ·\ltJiscib eo:· .(gr, ~- · . •. f ·"' )7 :;.. \') Bozo 7:30(2li!Tf'b "' Christ Ohio News, Weather and 1:15 l'l'burs.l 'c.!llee·''. W1tb U:48.'Jim M~SitiiWo.J··. ·· ..... · · ~.. .. ~!archer _, Spbrla ' Jll!)el Rooill S~ !!bOW" '•' 7l!lf NeW!l Tliilti o f ;•. ~· ' ' ,, • :· ,; ~ Chaaelf tO:IIO'I'heSW.pBJiijp · ' s:iM!,~p6rl ) '\,~ :-· ; . ' -' . 7 a. m.Over Lightly 1M$ Morolnr -~ltatlons ~ , , ~A~·• -~· •· _ . W:IIO Mlb llouglas Capl. KangarGII a. m. Jack Lata~ne 10:10 BIH Miller • Brunell . a hiiw . l:OO 81~. On-JI'orWIItd ¥ , 9·30,, 3:311 jl. JR. - ·Mike Dougl8l 11:00 Ohio News · · · t:ao Baptist Laylt!8JI'I JIGur .. Lucy tn ·M-l!:ve Gue!ll Shw , 11 :05 TinY's CoiDltry Junctloa 7.;110. Ma.sJer ClllllrOI · 1n •>- News S p., m. - Ohio News wilb 11:10 '1'1~'1 Coimtry· ~fln!e ~- W -~ ~' .. :. . .. IO·~eenlral Nick . Basso 12;00 ~int!!"'J ~ Nal'l fi~· lli'l!.~ · "vo&lif· ., 11:11 p. m. - 'l'he Merv Grit! Ne-,n ;l - ~' 1:,110 Lart;Y ·Ai)4erson ·~-•ndv Grlffltb I! ·nn TA!llet' .. ·. i:' :·.. .j Show Special Guests· 12:11 Farmers• .,.,.. · ·• ·. ·; · 9b01r ·. ···- ·; . ' . Dlelo VIlli 'lvb 11· !II Showdown ::" 1 .. ,, Mon.· -Mort Sahl ~nevi· • Locll N~ ' ·. I ;IIQ Spre,dlnl ~clolll '. ~ ':: l.j • .• to... or Life n·nn- JeonaniY eve. Dr. T. WrY'· 12:21 1\lr.er Oil Co. !!porta New:• . f.28 ~-·- ~ li. ... lfews lf·"!!Tues. - Robert TOUDC, 12:30 Ooe!Jsler Guest Show. Fri. 8:110 Larry Aoderd !!how:,. ~Ar,.h 11'nr 1'11mor ' "' "12·!10 Swingln' London Lee. Karen Morrow 12:10 yrrv Anderson Show 10:$0 Coontry R)'llllllbnen ~ 12·45-Ouldlq lJcbl Wed. Jack Dougl8l S:IIO Mfleo Kusle !lloW · 11 ,. Quiet 1IGU1' U·SS--Newt Jayne Mansfield ' 4:15 llilrT • Van Zandt !!how 11:110 Natlonaf News Tlun. _ Marin Pavm, 4:80 CoiN• I So. Electric Loeal 12:11 Cluiltlin'f Rour ;: Woman's Pare Jl!all S!Mphard eW!I ' • 11: 110 Ref. Merlin !l'eell ·' Ao World Turll Fri. _ JdlumJ Destnonll 5:110 N!WI 1:~ lleV. l!!ddlt '!Ioyer C'P'unii, Glrrl 7:56 Newt1 Final 1:10 CouDtn Ptueber ~pel It1:110 Sl1111 011 1:.0 Ohle .NtWII ; ,. 1. 111. ·;.., Lucl'o Toyabop 8A'11111DATI 1:. Mlleo Kuslc! SundiiJ 11beW 1 J. m. - Girl Tallr wilb VIr· 5: lie Protestant 'll'our 7:1111 N!W!l P'fnlll S·M-Anoth W.Wld To Tell Trull glnla Graham "110 Family Woroltlll " 1:110 811111 011 I·BNews 1 Specllll t'luesto· 1:~'1 s., !dr~e or Nlgbl Moa, - Ruta . Lee. EUeen W o . 0 Dark Shadow Reckert, Vivian T8DCI 'fuel. - ltay 1~, inna iDd M....to., 11nad .,...,.. Where At!llee II · . . 1: II Morning llelodletl mother Mary Hayley BeD 8:110 Sin O)I,.Mnming Jle• 12:110 tot-•1 Ohl<l It 1\fal'l New~~ Cinema 1 '1r!M"'J! l•. ra--•• • . .... 7:45 EeboM ill 1t1'f ,;. 12:21 Bulletlll Belltd . · . '!"; - """ .,ayne, ~ _ I:~ Ohio .YaD" New.·. 12::11 Gardtll Club o1 lie ldr tb!a j\rroya, Ka7 Armel 1:115 World News U:e SaturdaY MauEvenlnr: m.ow Dr. llebecea Lis- 1:11 Talll of 'l'ht! Ton 1·1111 Newt~ Headlines wOod. Grace Natomllb, Dr. 8:5& CommuniiJ News 1:55 Ne1n Joyce llrOiben t:IIO Tall of the 1'owJI 2:30 News HeadUnea Fri. - Hermione Gingold. t:IS M'bmlnr Melodies 2:• New1 Lada Edmund!, Jr., 'l'rud7 t :!IS Mason Countv N..,. S:IIO NtWII Headlines Movie f:IIO CarDan """' H:~~. _ Art Linkletter'• 10:110 Momin« Melodlea 3:81 News 7:11 Dealh \'alley Wild West H p ty IO.ile f.atcl!alrllf 4:55 NtWII CHill! ar 11 :GI ~""" 5:011 News llowHltp 7 P· m. -Looking, Willi Long- 11:6 W~rld NeWII 5:11 .'111e Good Life Rogan'• Ohio Newt~, Weather, Sporta tt:5e M..on Coubtv New~ 5:11 Communlly·Choi•s t:ll Mr. lloliertl Gomer 12:88 Community New~ 1:11 Dinner llualclle Movie t-1012:tl5 NOOII News 8:10 Sip Off . -. 12:20 Bulletin lloard S.ll\lay 18:01 ti.":C.L.Z. 12:1111 Couilty Aient ''" Sll!ll 011, Singing l'reae!Mr n:oo ".,.. 12:6 eount" 0o Round a:ls Nen ll ·t!i. · 1:55 New~ Beat 1:30 llerald Ill Trulb 11 •:.t Tonight .. • ... • - · • od 2:55 N.... Ileal 1:01 Protestan,l Hour ""Time p. Iii.I Saw "''· ...,, 3 01 Mid W t 1-!\11 Paris,"""' E. Ta:r· :· av ·fo{allnee 1:11 Aant Bertha 12:00 lor V 1:56 NeW!I Beat t;fl !'IundaY Musle 1D 30 ' ' ~~ ''l't' pb 4:110 Dlscln1 with ban 10:11 lrtrai Baptist Churell I: 3D 5:35 :&:50 5:56 e:IIO Sign On - .. Newi ~ : Sacred IIW1 M'elas CT RFD News · 1110 Miner SlloW ' Sunday ·• .. t .. - .. . 1966 l c ., . .. • ,. , navli~ Savtncs Time 19 H 5 2 I -=~TV-1:---""T";W;;;;CH:::.S TV-I 4 5 6 7 8 'l t o I I I 'l :3 ! ·1 I S lfi 17 Ill I 9 " () n 22 1.! 2 4 ;S 2fl ' 7 ~n 7 ~) Ill Jl J ,. , ' r. - •. ' ., .. ·-.. · a-·n . . ' ' . ,, -. ' r - !!: . '- -:; ., ,. . fRADIO ·Tb~ Suridiay <!J'(Ji!es-SenUnel, Sundax,'' lul7 24, . •• 196& .-·f!iau'ita;,k((on Fu;.ny 0;1Jte.~a'cft "!'V.1,Church 1:308:45 Evangelism 1:1111 .'tartoolit God Is An<wer • Living Legion 1:10 · l: ~~bnee· r- .,., -~ ' ... , Hl l y ------------T W I ' .· Beanv -.~d r.ecll 10:110 Lamp 10·30Look IJp 10·45' t.J.vlng World .7. Peter Potamus t= 11:1111 We n :so O.rlstiohers Rullwinkle Discovery Camera I ,Om Truth U:OO-TV Cbapel U:38 . 12:4! Fage The Notlaa 1:110 Meet l'mfl 1:1111 AI 188111 t: .... r ' Oral Roberta Pacini Life ~-110 Medicare I: IS 2:30 Theatre to Chief Line ,,. 2:38 Baseball . 3:110 Spiclal ABC Scope Crusade l!arlll4)ny lloJI - Ligbthoust For Fall D~uartir We lle1Jeft ·• Classes Begin - Spla. Spectaoular Sept. 13 PGA tloll •J.E IL Radi For Veterans Tr•lnlng Under the New Gl Bill c.t.log •nd lll!tb <;entury 1Donno Reed San P'ranclsco Beat Addllllll' Pudp Laaaie ' oi·,.:Z ~of iierOU:. ll1lll "Draptrlp Rlol" 4' 30 Ililmlhl!'t'e 8:110 <lom!nuniiJ NeW! _____...____,_,,...........__,_....,..___,..1 11 :35 p. m. Ch. 1 _''I 11'81 Savina Time ... " 1'V t 7·M-4lm•nae · _..,.. ""-1 .et.-..- . R·M- I'opeye ... 1·1!1- 8:311- ,._ ,., """""'',. J, T•nll::le. III·M ~~ llnulrrel "'"""' te:• Underd01 l>asste M It :1111 'l'nn Cat (Col.) Tom ~ ..,...,., H, • fl'ury 0u1"" nr.w ..., 1tlU Unus · ~ Miifloa .Eya" l:ae • • 1:111 a. 111. ~.4- •'liooua., :;: With A o1 ot!aboma, Jrellllld • R. Scott, J. 11 ,;. •: : :.'!- := =~ Son« li Story '1'11118 New1 ChaJIIII Viewer 118....., • • I p. m. Cit 4 - "'l'he M01111laiD." s. Tl'acy p. in. 'Ch. I - "Ad_., lure Ill Sbedort lkilmel." .B. ltl:thbone, L Lupino · U:50 p. m. 01. IS of • 1:• : Parade ~ON tv, CAILE Ch. 11 ~ d 1 ' Sahli' -~ • i . Evenhtll! -Shows · this Summer Discover The Cool World of Educational TV - Adult EntertQim1)ent · ' WGUi t.lt. "' nt.r- •~.tiv. I 1;00 .,,_ Oft I Tract Meet Movie Hoar Caelliilatl lledJ 1:01 Movla t..te Show ~:!0 :SO:~ e Ol!lo ~·~ lfewo Perry lltason Newt~ MUIIeal Interlude 11:01 Newt 11:11 ~alocoplll Churcll lila~ :it F.B.I. Wbat'i My Uneu A 5:10 Worlll & Nollnn•l lfeWI Mile W!ll' Bride," C. Grant I 5: 10 ~~ lloulewed ........ __ . 1.00 s~sn ftl' . . ~:a Calbolle amrc11 A. ......~ ~.., 01 • • 11 ' 10 P. 81• <h 1'- Movie a:oo fiOrn. M lodlel God :!:"f'u~-~ ~;,~ 7:6 ~ 11111 •· 2:10 Old ll'olb ·' '. '' .. -. :~ Wltb loas•·pUI~bctclr In ......::-:--:;-.......::·'~..:.....· ...,......--..,;;,;..........;.._.;_ thew~" ~:w.ne...:. · f,a:;:.trl~ ,", ~ ~~l· B. DeWilde . • • II:» p. 111. . Cb. 10 ~--~- Pit," 0 • ~,.........., Anu-•n-~ OIUI&C' . C. Holm •• 11:25 p. JR. · Cb. • - ·~:;!, lt. I ..- . ' ' 1';~ I :r . I" ... .· ,,: ' :.,~;,_..,· ~,;;;.;. . i · . .,,, ' ' \ liiiCilll' ' · ....,.. ,r " ...• /I .. ~ :· 1rnud:l@-t~rM cuthlont ocoent ... exposed $1enuiM ........ .oplodlo ..._ "" lho -,:'Beast111111 :- l•l&-P!a• Rtl!''l'-1~ - -~: Wam!l · !l!M••fli'• ·; ,. , . ·. . . · "Mtllll!er lllld the Girl" · ·.. · .,. · · · ·· ·· • u. m. ·ll!. s- "Membett. t:~M. . wi~Der ·~ • •• styling ·• • • IVbdv.tl wings and "'T" Jkl!low Moualaln. .of t :ae 1:30 "'·'"""""" Women W..... Ill Ute a.no~JU•s ll:ill l!:fl! Ed SuDivan Candid Camera · 1iu be Tv ...,.r:•-,ewer .. ·Sa·..,t.IU•.,.J. _Y WI Gallipolis Business Collet• Track Jleet Martla 'f!ilrl. -: lnform~t&on Av•JI•ble Upon Request �•• -. 1-' .. 1./ " ' ·~'- I i· Gall/ti' i EVents ',.'i f ;az:u:r::mw i i ' I ! Church Class Holds Picnic In Middleport I' (. I ' ( I I -~~·~-- ·~.. ... > ISave Tube Time for Star Trek by NBC . Monday -~a-yti-.11-11'-S-bo,~s--D-a-yU-gh-t-Sa-vin-~-Ti_m_ei 6:4!>--Corn Cob 7:00-Today Daily Word Mike Wallace 7:05; 7:25-. 7:iW8:00- Bozo Daily Word Faith ' Starcher Fun School 8:30- ., 9:00 Mike Douglas Capt. Kangaroo . 9:30- Oae of lbe ebowo on next fall's Tbe ella~ ....,pt of morschedule wblcb f am lookiog lor- ality on rum IS open for di;" ward k> is NBC's Star Trek. 1 eussloo. Miny look upo~ what 9 Mv1i0 Lucy 18:00-Eve Guess 10:25-News 10: 30-Coocent. Comino on Next Auto nul's TV Schedule BY DICK KLEINER quickly coat a cartoo, for exHOILYW()OD (NEAl Look- ample, and .If YIIU put a couple ing through some old I of plastic-coated eartons togethcame across lbose I iDade af· er you've got something thai ter an illteniew with Ed Wfllll looks straftle enouah to be fuabout a year ago. And these luristic. words leaped out at me: · If you lllle. sdeoce·ficlion "I siUl have one amhiU111," watch · for Star Tret. It tlbould Ed had said. "I want to die in be right up ,our plaxy. good heaitb." - _.,..__ WBTN TV-13 WCIIS TV-I IVSAZ TV-3 Pia Lindstrom·is Here on Two-Months tour~~~ With a bit of Show Biz Promoting Autos Huffaker ...,.en the charp that J008):'1 movlos ar~ bad ror c:blldren this way: ''IIJ - man' wlloea .......e flrlllly ellaWI'W ,.... I woo m ,em .W IIIII· ...., thlak · By VERNON SCOTT - 2:oo-Our Ltves Password 2:30 Doctors House- Party 3:25News 3:JIJ You Uon'l Say · Edge 01 Night tb"y •"" J • much 1liDet lleL 1 helltve ·-1 eblldren are the Huffaker Is one of the most prolWc Wtilml around; one year be larDed aut 10 novels. Of lbele. oilbt IJaye been made Into mtivk!a and a ninth, called "Badmall," II abm lo be filmed u •;w_ar Waaon" with Joha Wayne. · Huffaker always liked ~ tbil wrilllll 1o 111m 11 lltrM words ' ' · oa111 .by !" wlHI Gndl a• - 1 ~..~ee 11 -~~ ., 4:W Yog1 Bear ,....,., .... The Nurses ereawm Dark Shadows h Bozo uere ac,.un 15 Doing a uu- weather News 6:1>- Peter ~elllllllll Wells Fargo 1 News Have Gun, travel 7:00 Movre Uo- News Report a:oo-- I've Got tr. Secret 1 Vacation Playtwuse · Jesse James To Tell The Truth : l :au-9:311- . ·10 :00 Run !or L.ile 1 ~ 11:00 Clock High Shenandoah Peyton Place Andy Unlfilh Hazel 8:00 Music Hall 1~ 0 11:1>- Late Show 11:11:341 Tomght b ~·' of this sort pre- ' Movie 7:2:.1:30- I t:IIU-News 2:00 Our Line 2:30 Doctors f:DO TodiJ f:115f::li7:30- ·suuday a:oo World I • 12 Noon Ch. 10 - ceveland Lile of Jesus Stareher Fun Scaool Woman's Page As World Turlll 8eo Cosey Password Confidential A Time t'or L Women's New• To Tell Truth News Ellp 0! NIJIII 3:2:.- I I. . RING and SP SUM- SHOES . .,::.: il. "' P.ln.; nn•t.. . ' 'f' (l., - the groom. Mioa Jackie Evans, Iiiier -• , - :! n"•"" A•·• ,a'olh..... "!t . " '" . "" . "' •;,;<,.;·.,.'iii. ' _"'I ::;~..,~-·,. 11 .! • .... ·•.. • -. a.: I ~ lH. :1 ~. Presiding at the Mn. Bruce ..l)llJmu ' ' Starcher· FunSebool I Andy Gri!lilll Dick Van Dyke I I 1,. 1 Movie ,, SUpermark"' Dallna Game - I 111 I •I I ~, l ~J~I~I D publicity than a girl could envisloo In a bad dream when sbe was oaly 11. At lbal lime tSOTIW her mother ran off to Stromboli with Italian direetor Roberto Rossellini. Now arranre the circled letltl'l For years the two didn't K)UEBEIR tor ... thebyllloabovo ourprlM · u ,' speak. But all ia forgiven now tuuooted eartoon, and Pia and Ingrid are on molher-daughlerly terms. Prilllh SDRPRJSUIISllfJ\ hn The best IDsijht into Pia's (All••·•• lomorr•tt) character ia the fact that she Julllhlo·,~ ICARY PURGI TYPHUS NICILY lives In RA>me wilb her half y .. ,, .. r.lay'• brother, .Roberto, 16, and her Ant"''ft; Wlwt lh~>ntrie«l prop1 ~~tiBfll twill bail-sisters, !llgricl and h-"PLAY THINGii" ___ _.. __ - ~ -- .. Isabella, 14. There are servants, of\ CODnle, but Pia takes care ol the yoWI&sters, helps with their homework and provides a parenllll almospbere for them. Rossellini, now remarried and with other clllldrea, slllps by - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - for visita when he can. Ingrid , busy making piclures and Daytime Shows Daylight Savinp Tim• b r I I 1 For Fill D.,l'.Quartiir I( I 1 I I l ) I I - Clauel Begin - Sept. 13 - ...._ Thursday Av1lleble Upttn Requtst uvmi Gallipolis Business Collett . ., I "==112:11-Jeopanlf I -----------------!appearances. jNurses I t:OO fiGit tpe 1:311- I lO:UIJ I ~py Green tr.cres Diet Van Dyke Mov• John Gary Sbow 1~: - ll:liO News News JJ.. ur11:11&- Late Show Pacemaker NeWI News Ed,ie 01 Nl&ftl S:~ 3:-Don'l SIJ t:OO Mr. Cllrtooa Secret Storm 1:»-Huck Rould Bozo The Nunes Dark ShadOWI Wbere Actlllll ia ~ Cinema 5:00 o\dventurea 'r ,_ _. " Salu Evenina Show• 1:00-NeWI -·--.. loo••·piUow.. IHfdr ••• knvclfle·arM tlylftg ·•• • wbduH wings and "T" a.WO. CIC:CIHf tt. expond g•nuine Mopla ...... htiWnt on tM Rifleman $:ll0- Movie II .. . REGISBlf'OY( I I - I I .Jn France, aees them i e s s l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - frequently. WBTN TV-lJ WCJII> TV.. Love 01 Llle 12:00-Jeopardy "I love living with the WSAZ TV.a ' Donna Reed l2:2iNews children," Pia said on her stop 6:4ii-Coru Cob Search For Tomor. Father Knows Best · Hollywood. "There's a crisis 7:-Todsy 12:30 Swingin' Dally Word 12:4>Guiding Light every minute. They've taught 7:0>Mike Walloce 12:55-News to speak Italian and I'm 7:2iDally Word I hei_ p i ' J og them leam Eogllsb." Bozo · Davy and Golialll 7:iWWoman's Page 1:00/ Ben CaseJ Pia would like to do, Soc. Security 7:45o\s World Turnt 1:30(h<!We·ver, ·is become an octressl 1:35 -5inging Fun School Starcher her own right iD Hollywood 8: OD-Psosword Confidenllal 2:00 Our L1ves wbere ber mother became •' 1:00 Mike Douglas Capt. Kqaroe House Party 2:30 Doctors i 'nme For Us maJOr screell-slar. V:iWMovie 1:5>Women s Newa Sbe bas appeared in four I Lucy European movies and a couple IO:OD--Eye Gueu I:OD--1\Dolb. World To Tell Trulb General Hespllol ot plays, in none of which she IO::Ii-Newo 1:25News The MeCojrs the world afire. But the 10: 30--ConCIIllraL 1:3D--Don't Say Eqe of Night The Nurses roles· were small ' and the Supermarket Andy Griffilb lplciiUres modeSt. 11:00 Letter .Secrel Storm 4:00 Go-Bound Dart Slladows Dalill&GIIM Dick Van Dyke "I have several ·· Jnle"iews 11:• SbowdoWll J:3D-Bozo Wbere o\cll111 fa Donna Reed Love of Lile with )II'IICiueera and 1:00 Mveoturea Cinema lined up bere," she said d 12:2iN~~~ts i:liOSearch For Tomor Falber Knows 1te11 breat in her penooBl 12:31 Swiogin' Guiding Ltpl 12:4512: 55-News Evening Shows PERENNIAL PROMOTER Bea Casq 1:00-News BOLL \'WOOD (tJPI) i:oo-:.Newa Weather and News 1:30ducer Jim Moran, w11o 1:30--NOIQ · CBS News Weill Flirp 1:35-Slogia' hatched an Ollrlclt .... · 7:08-ur. Kildare News HaYI Gun Wtn ConfldenHal Villi li ciliel hliadfoldec! I:GO-Our Llvu 7:30 Vlrghdu BoiiDIII Lost in Space 1:10-0oclon Time hr V• publicize 11 8li.odfold," Women's News \ 2:5>Rock Hudaon and &:011 PaiiJ llt!ka Cardinale. 1:30s:ait-Aoolb. World To TeD Trullt Gen. Hospital HBlbHiiea Blue Llghl . 1 Dan Thomas &Son Dally Word Naty FHm Lucy . 11 :110 Letter 11:30 Showdo... 1-----------------~.'::".... Bor.e lU: 25- News JO ·~0-Concen\rat Uen. HaopitaJ vs. Oelro11 Baseball ' 3, 30 Doo'l Say 2:30 p , m. Cb ... CBS Sports 8:30 camornia Chamber Sym. Secret SIOrm ' Dart Shadow• Speetacuiar t:oo-9:30 U.S.A. Artists 4 p. m. Ch. 13 PGtr. Golf 1:0>-Mr. CoriAIOD 10:00 News Profile-Kyle IBD Where Act!OD II Tournament 1:30-Woodpecker 3 5 30 MUSICAL CAUFORNIA = p. m. Ch. - Sportsman's 5:00 Mvenlurea cmema _ Soupy Sales SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Holiday uuRiflemu MONDAY, JULY Zi 'fbere are 34 symphony orc:hesW......., ------,--------------'-7 110 p.m. What's New tras m CBUI9m1a and COIIIDIU· x - 5:30 p. m. Cb. t - iOO Fes7:38 America 's Criseti EveniDI Shows nity concert associations In lival Goii tournament 8:30 Cinema International Tbar.._, , ·10:110 News Profile-Kyle Hill most cities and~· •The ' 1\ealber NeWI largest symphonies ll1'e ;a San x · 5.:30 p. m. Ch. t - 500 Fes- . TUEsu \\ , JULY U olelliUI!II l'leWI Francisco and Los Angeles. t1val GoiJ Tournalllent 7 00 p.m. What's New . • FriiiiJ uu-!llews CBS News WeltS rarao 1:30 U.S.A. Poetry 1 - 5:341 p. m. \;n. t - 500 Fes8:00 Pittsburgh Symphony II ttave UIID 7:00 ~ono ur•ylbe t~ew• Smaliest of fresh - water fioh' livai Golf looroament 9:00 Films of George Melies I ;;:arMOWt:r ....a. OaktarJ Saturday I 10 :00 News Pro!iie- Kylc Hill es IS the dwarf PYJIIIlY eoby Pandaka pyJIIIlaea, of I h ~ ·12 lllooo Ch. • World Cup I:Ull llals... WEDNEI!!Un. I ' .h.JL" %! Socc:er Matcb McHale's Nll'J HipPodrome Philippines. 7:00 p.m. What's New Gene Fuhen · 1 7:30 '!be Green Thumb x- 1:30 p.m. Ch. 6 - Pinbust- s:oo 1110YJe 8:00 Jazz Casual Petticoal Jllll<l. ers: TL>en-age Dowling wttb •·;,o8:30 Intertel Gene Fullen '-U ;wr US_IU t= · ~ •· 9:30 U.S.A. Artists 2:11 p. m. ~•- 3 - Baseball : '"·"" lu:IIO News p.-.,fite-Kyie Hill Cincinnati vs. Houston TIIURSOAY , JULY !I ·Servaq ruu ='uu::e l_.. 3 p. m. Ctt. 1 - t:na~uptonsl'iip U .00 NtWii Paoemoker 111ewll 7:110 p.m. What's New Bowlin& II W7:30 Local Issue p. m. Ch. 4 - 51.11 Festival GOu -· "r .fi:OII FiBbing U1e West 1:30 RadiiJII Treasures Live ·-from Speedjvay ·Golf V:OO 'file "Sig Picture tor tr.ll fbe F!'Dllltl .< · 1quo,,oli!!JI!llna~"'" . _ , t:30 CullJ!ary .Mis of .Iapan $ p. 1)1. i3 - "'BC'o ~llle .- ( Wi>rld ~· .'.Spon. . · · · 10:00 Newi Pro~Ky1e run _ n• FBIDAt , J1JU 11 r .·. ,·~~· ~' I • 5:111 p. ibf. .dJL.;J - Pullin& 7:30 Martba Graham \ 10:110-Eye Guess Bozo 2:5>- Word Mike Wallace t:OO Mike Douctas Copt. Kangaroo 1:30- Word Wattace Wll'l'N TV-lJ I Dally 1:001:30- I House !'arty Dayltglil Savings Time. . I WCIIS TV.. Daily Wonl 1:30 Singin' 1:35 x • Eulem Stalldllrd Time 12:00 WOUB-TV Channel20 Daytime Shows a .~::,::;., use stock lootage," ~:,~ike Douglas Copt. Kangaroo Movie Roddenoerry says. ··nor can wei lAICy go t~ We~1ern cosmme and say,f 10:00:-Eye Uueu "Send me a rack ol Martian 10:-Netn The McCoys clothes.' Everythmg we use nas 10: so-concentral to be imaginea, _deSigned, built.''! 11 :Oil Letter ~ Grl!filh Supermarket Making futunsllc sets and I1:30 Showdown Dick Van Dyke The Dsllng GBIIII props couta be an expense and LOve 01 Llle OollllliReed very time-consuming. Rodden- 12:80-Jeopardy .News berry, however, bought the pro- 12:25-Searcb For Tumor. Father Know• . _ totype ot a machine whiCh 12:30 Swingln' Gwdmg f..l&bl 12:sprays plastic. Now they can TV Sports Highlights News News -ri 1:8D--l'Oday 1,0>- Osc.; Wednesday 1Z:55-,-News . Big Valley falent Scouts dl:e sents many productJoo problems! 1:10Whlch you don't have on, say, 1:30- Evening Shows 6:Uli-- News ~hOw 6:45-Com CoD ....... ... IIIey me"l .., alley C!IICHater. Soupy Sales j RiflemaD 5:00 The We.t 6:Jo-News - . II 1uest stars. ·111e IIOriH wiD one letter to each &quare, to form four ordinar1 wordr, and' Midwest and Far West. --------------'-----·1 Oayi'..S..t Savinoioa Time ... ...,.... 1 I Daily Mike radio Sz oamo."' lie 1 ...Uc"j'WSiz-TV•:;-ar---will',;olll'm'1fVI'VJ.,;----,W111Difi'N'IIE:..,.'fVI!,'I'Dr-~ •velve lbe passeqen. I secret Storm Daytime Shows ......,. · • people. • lbere will neve< Un. tluspilal 3:00 Anomer World! fo fell l'paUJ 4:00 Mr . Cll rtooo tspoa..,...-y Muses same A Tune for Us the HOLLYWOOD roPI) -Pia inlervlewers query the blonde her ·molber's price for movies, t r~==~ but Pia-an AmerlCilll citizen- : WHOYS : ~o:,•,'):.~;::.~beauliful daughter, Is 111 a two- winDer about ber mother. getting a clooe-up look at the I' '.1 111011th k>ur of the United Slates But she does manage 8 plug Uni~d Slates, a shower Df 1\. .II to promote aa Italian automo- for the automobile <Fiat) wblcb publicity and 01061 Important of bile. · siJe Is driving through fDur all a free lrlp to Hollywood YOCEV · It's show ol a sort. 1o seclioDs of lbe oountry· New where sbe f\opes to atlracl lbe every city Pia, f1 malu!o lbe E 1 d _... 0 1 the Sou,th lbe attention _of producers. ' J ng an ' ,_.. ..... PJa was tbu victim of more 1'uesday \ , ConfidenttaJ of Lindstrom, Ingrid Bergman's blu~ed daughter of the Illte jjiiod · ooienee flcti111 and ~,f: degra~~~ 0 this appears to qualify. wood's be1: • w~rs considSupermarket . Gene Roddenberry, the crea- ers it progress. ' 11:00 Chain Letter Andy Griffith The Daliog Game tor. ari1 producer, 1s a 9C'Ience-l "If things keep up this way 11:30 Showdown · Dick Van Dyke ftct1on tan, 1~, so he wtU treat for anoD\er 50 years/' BUffaDoooa Reed 12:00-Jeopardy Love of LHe the subJecl w1th tovmg care. ker says "we may h News 12:25 D~"Th , 1 , approae FbeK at ' nowo ~-.. ere really llaven I been I the Greek theater o1 S,OOO ;rears 12:30 Swmgm' Searcll For Tomor very mueb Cood atlempiS at &go ., Guidina Light .12:4>sci-fi on rhe screen,'' Rodden- . · nN! • ~~t:--. 12:55 News beny says. ·'Most ot lhem arel \ Ben Casey Woman's Page IDOilSW' snows aod ! didn't want 1:00 News As World Turns to do lbat." !:3D' ' Star Ire• is sel aboard aa In· ~----------,------------'' Tbe MI:Coys rounds IJPI Holly.....cl Ctrnapondeal television slaliolli. M'ost of the · The salary doesn't threaten W•lher (il!'l wells rarp &:Ill-News CBS lfm 7:00-Hobo News Munster!l Batman GllliBRil't faluf· My Three .SGaa Gkflel Doulllo 7:30 Dans- 1:00 J='lll ~· - ~1~~;;;:J·~~ ·,~~~~Inn ~ ( ' . • .Lite .BeWtldtell MoVIe ' 11:01 l)ean llarllll1 11 ifO-·.NIIWi Have Gtot ·~ ~-;.~ · · sara.. .·, . .-.· Pacemaker ~,,. , . - llh _. ~ -~~r!~it :~;4/ :'" - , _. }:;,. , I -~ -&0, '- �., ' ., ,, ...~' '. ~, I·· ( ' " ' I \' . I A1c;zry Martin of Meigs Salon 710 I • ' . . El'F~c·.~te·': d· .,I Eric enj~y~30 br:k1~=t ::w:tb~POII!In Ch~~~;.:nndA~~~g~=~~s. John E. Weeki of recenU yvisited M!'B. burg vi•lted briefly den club of Pomeroy TlrursdayJ Mrs. Jed t. 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira with his parents, Mr. evenll18, on t.be ~wn at the '1'. A.llelme.,•iiiillfri..:llc~fi; Mary Ulin the departe- vllle; American Legion Auxll· Passe Chapeau Fran Sherman, Joway of Bidwell. Mrs. Eldon Weeks. home of Mil8 Ma Hotklnl,.1-ben. mental :. o! t h • iary Department 2nd ·PresDelaware, Guest Speaker was Marion Hawk Ill on · RD. :Dlillle, · ~hies C®nty 8et 40, was elect- ldenl, Eleanor 'Uilum of Leba· Honorable Jolin W. Brown, Lt. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lew· from his employment with FoDowlng dlnner, the 81'0QPJI <1 to 'the oftlee of l'conclerge non; American Legion DepartGovernor of Ohio. The chorus is of Columbus spent Thursday R&A Service StaUon on Mul· adj0UJ11ed to t.be lilting room on the state level durlng- s... ment Commander, Charles W. sang three numbers with Pearl 'th h' . te M Cor be A f<t jlie regular meettnc wllb 1 P a sl Knapp Euni Brinker a nd WI Is SIS r, rs. a rry ve. .Jl :• ,._ l!.e Roush 'Ideal sions of tJI!i 40th aMual Pre- Heacock; Columbus; ' e ' Ward, of RL I, Cbeshire. Mr. and Mrs. Marion ~k -•· ' vere1I ~ pres-~ •:arche P1111vior and Departe- Grand Chef de Gare, 40 et 8, Mary Marlin taking part. and De!Uiis and Mary returiled tn cbarp. Tbe OP«<UUff ode opo erlalltl-l mental Marcile of the Eight Clyde A. Taylor, Cleveland; Attending from Meigs Coun. viti in the ~II A commual- Due to and Forty In lh<! Neil House Newly elected Grand Chef de ly Salon were Pearl Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Everette ~me Thursday alter a t . was read ~om Mn. Lea- meeting will cbe at Coi~mbus July 17·19. Gate '0 et 8, George Glaub, MyrUe Walker Eunle Brinker is of Shadyside, 0., are spend· Columbus With hiS brother and let Hart thanking the club for ln8lead of Reports were given by the Columbus. Gladys Mowre~ Catherin; ing the weekend with Mrs. SISier·ln-iaw, Mr. and M r e. flower bdxes . and for aubscrlpo he an different chairmen. . A beautiful Chapeaux Passe Welsh. Ruth ' Thom~n; Cora Ward and other Grover E. Hawk. They also . - - -- · - - - fair f t - · Among official greeUogs and Luncheon was held to initia16 Mary MarUn. Those from the Cheshire area. VISited his SISler and brother· t.be bo~ Gf repol r. was one by the Ritual Chapeau Helen Cotter into the Iia County Salon No. 812 ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. K~th UIC A true 8JIIt d • bl ~ 1 M Wild h Mr. David Hellrung of Lawson. 1 an · :m ems . .... rman, a· c ub . Preoident Esther Allen MARY MARTIN Faye ermut , Mrs. Edith T•eford and Mr. S ICniC wWasildermco'""'atbc111 ., is visiting beJ Brown of Gallipolis who did the initiating. · ~ary Mar· . Golda Mourning, d reported 100 per cent report· tin. Pomeroy, Le Secretaire • Martm. chal!'man. and one lor and Mabel Brown, friends over the weekend. and Mrs. Virgil Teaford an ed to Mrs. Mary' lng to her from Salosn . I+ Cissiere, read the secretary's 10 to 35 Partners m Salon doson, Bruce, spent the past . Mrs Webslet aflel' wllldl in t k Ch p 1 Mr. and Mrs. George weekend In Columbus with Mr. Members of the One Won One l deos~ co~ was ili!i'ftll. A; r the meeting was ad· minutes for last year, and gave g mos wor ' apeau ear auu '"""'1" li•• and son, Mike, of Ash· and Mrs. Earl Teaford and in •.lass of the Pomeroy F~rst Bapjourned, the fun of t.be organi· the treasurer's report Knapp accepUng for th• Salon. . . ·~ h h th ~ mill and zaUon was held, ·wlth several ! Cash awards were made to . Ot.~er trophies included Galland, Ky., were recent guests Youngstown with Mr. and Mrs. list c urc ' e1r a es Club p:-:- Hekl Jia Co ty S 1 N 812 third in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis and family. guests, Rev. and Mrs. Carter ~Salr1s presenting Parndles. 1Meigs County No. 710, chair.un a on A b Mr and M s Dwight Swel>' Williams held their annual pic- In Pleala~ c · .· Me •s County Salon No. 710 im!111, llhoda Rackett, prize $.>, for History. Wayne ms ary. to ~nd Stev r Jana Mark Thur'sday evening at t.be The annual f'!lniY"'Pienne ;d prqented a skit and won hoo· lin the Child Welfare division. An Impressive Memorial Ser· "" . ~ nt f Cole, b ' t Middleport park. The Rev . Wil· C C Clali if OIIHpol' 11 orcl)ie mention. Later, o re- , Meigs County Chapeau Pearl vice was held for 22 departed . Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ent 0 , k ~m u~h s:n asked grace. the ·1· · .. ce: tion was held for the out· Knapp was introduced and pre- Partners, L'Aumonier Violet Mr. and Mrs. MyroD Miller hary and sons, Kenneth and pas wee en WI r. was held Wedlll!ld, 111-Kradel gcng cr.apeau Helen Cotter, lsented a White Bible for the Aicbholz was in charge. have learned. that their neph· Harry, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Lee a~d Kent ~e- Mrs. Harry Bailey, president, Park at Pt. P~. llra.e in t.be Governor's Ball room. Salon, for best Chapeau report Election for delegates and ew, Andy Wildman, of Balli- don Amsbary of. Columbus, ~amed for a weeks VISit With was in charge of a short bus!· w~s given by Mn. '" AriDi•tlngulshed RUests bringing lor the year. alternates for tho National Mar· more, will be on the ~ed Mac were recent VISitors of Mr. his grandparents. The Swep- ness se-•ion when II members Ralke. . f l"'lllngs at the Monday se.. I Of six trophies awarded in che to h<! held in Washington , Amateur Hour on television on and Mrs. Arthur Steele, Mr. stons rec~ntly returned from a paid· dues. It was decided to Attendmg were M; . and si ·n were Past President Am· lthe State, MeliS County. Salon D. C., Sept. 1-.l elected ' were SUII~ay afte~n•. 4:30 p. m. and Mrs. Lawrence Steele and 10,0000 mil~ tnp to Alaske.. cancel the AUJ!ust meeting. Mrs. Jobn Halke, Mr. . ml ' ··or. Legion Auxlllary. Nan- , No. 710, walked off with three Esther Allen, Helen Cotter, our .:me. He IB With an ~.tro· Mr ..and Mrs . Ted Steele of Sunday dmner guests. of Mr. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Buron Waal, .Ma...Tt!Dt '. . Smith, McConnellsville: Na· lof them; one for Beot 'Ill a. Arree Marshall, Violet AiciJ.. Imental group ?,&Ued the Re- Hamilton, Ohio. They ' and Mrs. Ralph Lee \\ere Mr. Harry . Bailey and Debbie and Adams, and gr':!f.. ~ ' mal Executive Commillee lround Child Welfare program holz, p zel Elliott, Mary Mar· cord &rarehes. The boys are v• :d Mr. and Mrs . T. C. Po,. and Mrs. Dwight Sewpston and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wip- Mr. ~d Mn. : eo-~ 'ornen, Mary McElroy, West In T. B. fnd Cystic Fibrosis in liD, Hazel Stiefel. from the Baltimore area. lock of Wheeling, W. Va. While famli~. Rev. aud Mrs. Lester pel, Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Mrs. and hiS siSter •. SUe/ Mii', ~ · fferson; Amerlc~n Legion Children !t&,da Hackett. chair· The annual Danquet was held Miss Carol Bachtel Is on 1they were there they VIS> ted ~;:' an:n~o~Bi~n!n:~~b Aten Sjlain, Mr. aud Mrs. lene Haike, Mn.1llbol~~ ·xlliary Department Seer .. man; one for best Constitution In the President's West room . vacation from the olflces of Capt. "''d Mrs. Robert Pol- M d M' Fred Le MY~ George Sk1)>her and Benny. Mrs. ~r, Mr::•M~el)'D ~a . uy, Ann Echelman, Zones-land By·Laws presented, Mary Mlstre" of Ceremonies, was Dr. J. J. Davis. She Is leaving , lock, and three chlfrldren, who J a~olb rs . nd ~· dr:~ Btaley, Mr. Jack Bra-~ Hvba t cW'l en, • ..,;· .. · 05 P 1 BOD, _,. 11' for Alliance where she wl11 vi~- have Jli St returned om ~rn 3 ' .n and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Wil~ 0 ar . · it her brother, Forrest, at Mt. ye~rs in Germany, and on Lee and JuhaAnn of Columbus Watson. Mrs. Joseph Cook, ren, Brelllla aDd · · U . C II d h' thm way to Fort Hood Tex. and Mrs. Ph1ilp Rea Jr. and •nd M~ Lor•'n Sterrett Iand Mrs. Dana I ' sarah Lee and Amy Rebecca Mrs.·;: E. ;;ter .;;;d Rev. and; daughter, Terri, Mr. · ' tion, "Camelot.". She will also Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCorflayton were recent guest• Williams. : Gus Steele, Pat~ .• ·t . S th Ch to oh· mick of Columbu s are week their cousms, Mr. and Mrs. 1 and son, and Ml"'L 1 1 Miss Judy Ann Cozart was Bailey, Mrs. Linda· Bailey, ~rs. Shuler, Mrs. OarJ · Autherson, vi~~ ~:r ~te . ; :':m~; M~o end guests of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee of Racine Route. S' , W dd' . Grumbling. .~ 5 •uest of honor at a bridal show- Maud Young, Mrs. Louise Yates Misg Vera Beegle, Mrs. Iva i :;,~ Mrs Ge~rge Dalla~ ·' and ' Evan c. Roderick. also visited the Sutton uter II e mg ,.-~ 1 '" recently •t the PorUand and Sharon, Mrs. !!ita IUD, ~P.Onter. . hildren · cemetery where Mr. Lee's par· Being Announced , COMING TO ~Y 1 Sohool Riven by Shirley John· Miss Sharon Theiss,'MI'!I. Edna · * . c · I Mrs. Mary Kathryn Brooks ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee PT. PLEASANT _ Mr. and Mary Powell, Racine, :; , nn, Alberta Gluesencamp and Knopp, Mrs. Erma Hill and Ml~s Frmda carpent~r. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. WUiiam Long· Lyons, Kans ., and Mrs. are buried. 'Mrs. Edward McDaniel of Hen· , will begiD work at Neutzling\1 Linda Beegle, Linda, Mrs.- Gene Mugrage, ~ar1 Powell, Mrs. Wilma staff of Henderson, W. Va., vis· Kloefkorn and son, David, ~· .. s. Robert Morris Sr. enter· derson are announcing the mar· Beauty Shop OD M;jrHt, PornGames were led by ljlarlha Miss ~andra Adams, Miss El- Pitch, Miss Ch~rleen Ward, ited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Denver, Colo.. were ed Veterans Memorial Hospital rlage of his sister, Miss Pauitne : eroy. · . l..ou Beegle and priw «ward· len Shuler, Miss Sammy Yates, Mrs. Loota Johnson and San- Fielding lfliwkins. !guests of Mr. and ~Irs. Thursday for observation and McDaniel of Point Pleasant · ; ...ii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii'if!~iiiii-f;-41 ed to Mrs. Jeanette Lawrence, Mrs. Esther ~ylvester, Mrs. ~a, Mrs. Donna Larkms, Miss Miss Maxine Bennett, Coium- Amsbory. this week. They were; treatment. . to Rufus Hubbard of Pt. Pleas.' Mrs. VIolet Brewer, Mrs. Lod· l..ois Sterrett, Mrs. Faye GrU, uanita Smith, Mrs. Garnet bus i~ . spending the week end enroute home from visiting I. Mr. and Mrs. Marwn Hawk ant. REGIS~Y( lso Brewer, Mrs. MaxiDe Durst, lith, Mrs. Betty Roush, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Marte . . Lawrence, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. their son. Dr. David Brooks, and children , Dennis and Mary The wedding was solemnized 8 Mra. Alberta GlueteucamQ.r.Heien Smith, Mrs. Phyllis Rll· Mrs. Juanita ~arrls, 11!' · Mil· Charles Bennett. who has just completed his were Gallipolis business visit- July 16 at Elkview at the home I :rs. Dixie Smith, Mrs: VII' chie and Joyce,. Mrs.. Jean dred Fitch, MI8S ~axlrre Pow· Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roush I internship in Detroit, Mich., ors Friday. They also visited of the bridegroom's i r nia Pape, Mrs. Kathleen Word Sayre and Paula, Mrs. Audrey eli, Mrs. Majone Roush, Mrs. entertained with a dinner last and Dr. Michael Brooks of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Atkins and the Rev. Robert Green. i Clusei Begin end Ml" Pam Sylvester. ' Brewer, Mrs. Donna Fitch, Ethel Johnson, Mrs. KeMetb week ID honor of his brother Warren, o. family. ants were the bride's niece, I ~oor prize was won by Mrs. Mrs. Albina Gluesencamp, Mrs. McLeod. Mrs. Freda Middle- and fOlnily, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Becky Hawley, Mary K. Miss Delia Lue McDaniel Sept. 13 l_:ouise Brewer. Joun Price, Mrs. Janice Deem, swart. Mr~. Zana Middle· Charles Roush and son, Dar-1 Mrs. Leonard HaiTis and Hennessy, Becky Sbvers and Henderson and Mrs. Iva Green The guest list IIICiuded Mrs. Est> Roush , Ml". Jean swart. . MISs Karen Fur~e , rell, and their guest. Miss Can· I sons, Matthew and Daniel, Jell Donna Smitb have returned of Elkview, sister of the i "Tha aattar Jobs Go To ahove and ·Mro. Vera Van . -· ·-, _. .. · --' Mrs. Vtolet Ritchie, Mrs. Car· dace Davis. ol Des Moines. Friday for Ashville. N. C.. to home after a week's camping groom. Mrs. Hubbard is GBC Graduatn" or, Mrs. Lee Lae, Mrs. Luncheon-Bridge olyn . Pnce and Beverly, Mrs. Iowa, and their parents, Mr . Jvisit their son and brother. Ja~ : at !loyal Oaks Park. ployed at the local G. ~~·~~~~~ Pope, Mrs. Libby Wilford, M , , Pauhne Brewer, Mrs. Edna and Mrs. Lee Roush . Main st. , and bring h>m home from : Mrs. Homer Holter and Mrs. phy Company and Mr. GBC Hal Baan Approved Eva Teaford, 'Mrs. eetrng IS Held . Pr1ce and Suzie, Mrs. Wtl- Pomeroy. ' su.,.,mer ramp. E .1 . Hill of Pomeroy. Ml'!l. is an elnploye of the For Veterans Tnining Wolli, 111r1: ·!..Qjeu The Emanon Club ol Gall>- rna Casto, Mr•. Iva Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Walburn Pearl Koblentz o1 Chester and Manufactunng Company . T h Under tha New Gl Bill and Roberta,- Mrs ... Lee polis met at O.•car's restaurant!Mrs. Thelma Cozart, Mrs. R~tb and children of Vienna, w. va. · RETURN FROM VACATION Mrs. Fred Klein of Painesville, newlyweds are residing on Mrs. Leanna Beecle, Mra. with a Juncheon · bndge last Ebers bach, Mrs. Maxine Pr~ce. visited this weekend with their I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eblin , Ky .. ,returned Monday after a Street. Pomt Pleasant. C..l101 and Information Df Wolfe', .MI'I. VInas week. F>rsl pnze went to Mrs. Harry Swan, Mrs. Greta parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray· land sons of Pomeroy have ,.. !trip through the west. They . ~..rloberta J(raeuter, Mrs. Clarence Waugh and sec· Suttle, Mrs. Albert Paynter. mond Walburn and Mr. and , turned from a week 's vacation, 1visited places of interest and Tuesday after an overnight Cart( ~inea, Mrs. ond to Mrs . .Howard Saunden. Mrs. Hazel McKelvey, Mrs. Mrs. vernon See. )visiting relatives in Cleveiand, Jalso with relatives a~d friends it with Mro. Homer Holter • Hlil;Mn:·Saoy ·HUI, Mrs. A guest was Mrs. Gerald or· LoUise Van Meter, Mrs. Patty Akron and East Liverpool. Her 1in Peona, Ill. , Shelvma, Mo. ; accompamed her home. genson of San Diego, cam. Giuesencamp. COUSIN VISITS sister, Mrs. Guy Bush and I Tipton, Iowa. and on the return MISS Marcelle .Frazer. Mn. Frank Porter, Mrs. A·, . Miss Cozart will be wed to MASON - Mrs. Adell Gros· children, from Chester, w. va.l tnp spent a couple of days in Rose Alv1f and MISs R1ta en Lusk, Mrs. Hoyt ' Mullins. lames E. Pape in 3n open so of Baltimore, Md., a ceusin l are here for 8 week visiting Cleveland with Mr. and Mrs. employees ~f the Kaise~ Alum-II :16 Loc.,.- l Mrs . . Harry K. Mills and Mrs. church ceremony at 7:30 p.m. of Sue Lehew, is here visiting relatives and friends. Her hus· Olin Bailey. inurn Chem1cal CorporatiOn, ' ,jji' ',j· ····~;Phono 446-4 Kermeth Frazier, were the on Aug. 6 at the Portland Melh· with Sue Lehew and Jake/band and oldest daughter Mrs. Fred Klein returned to cently returned from a ' -~ j • ·• :J' corn!)llltteE lor the• evenL odJSt Churcb. Hartenbach. join them next weekend. home m Pamesviile, Ky., Bermuda and New York The Past Matrons' Club Ev~ncel~ Chapter, OES, dleport, enjoyed their annual! picnic o"ting at the country h01114 of Mr. and Mrs. Harrah FJ:lday evening Chester. 'l1re chicken ..... aerved on the !own. Alllridlna wer11 )llr, and Mrs. . L!O Vaughan, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Lee ft9ush, Mr. and Mrs. Allen . ··,- Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Ftelding . Hawlilna, Mr. and Mrs. Charr;. Bennett,, Mr. and Mrs. Wii!IJ Anthony, ·Mr. and Mrs. Mar· lott Frencb. Mr. and Mrs. l .yons, Mrs. Cora Pullins, Mrs i.Jilllll steut, Mrs. Pearl Bunce, Hlss Evelyn LewJo, Mrs. Paul· i~e Gallagher, Mrs. ~ ·ounr, Mrs. Beulah Hayes, ! .eien Reynolds. <An invited guest was Miss l 'elcjy Yo11111, cranddi11Jillter ll u Mri. Domthy Y011111. Round <·ards sent to shut·iriB Mrs. Zel· ia Croas and Edltll Ru!i&ell. r.on~terge ., CapL and Mrs. et 40 OffL'ce· ~8 to State ~::;..=; Served H~..Potluck, ~~·~ to Seenandlleard VI~ Pom~y· Ch hC/ ass Hold p• . /n Midd/epotf • ! A I h ~ Personal Notes Ftom Ml'ddleport °· • ir p c ' H . d Ml 55 .ozart l 5 ono·re t.av1 trip th~ \. fr 1·-n ton, .' Pit' \ Bui~ h Bure \'f'~t~ Lute. Natit Mrs: a!(~· :ternr I I j!O"fl Galli p~:r:Cma~~gein ·~e se~rndu~'· Slev"' !f R _ a!ke oil '· th• ing. Pt. :·h • clud knm ""'' .... · ' ~ .I ~' I Tht tour _ _ _ _ _ , - 1 1 J1"e Gallipolis Business Collet• I Po~t Matrons Clufl.lnjoys · ranp with Annubl Picnic tbe !! ,.' loo:~e-plllow- back .tyllnt • • • ••• hudrle-arfl subdllatl wiftgs and "'1'" aashlam: accent h exposed g...,IM Maple ........._ .. ""' For That Distinctive Look '·. Shop ••• I'. L~ . r,r,ly' s WAYSIDE fURNITURE (of · ·! • ; GaUipoll•l . T1tW .~~~~~· Dhv• "·Sffetts ~ '" 'OPEN FRI.· r. MoN. 1 ',- .;- 1,_, '" rt ···~ •1-o• ' • ' TIL · I·P.M.. • - \;' ~~ l .•• '· .i> ••' ,.,. ' ~; �., ' ., ,, ...~' '. ~, I·· ( ' " ' I \' . I A1c;zry Martin of Meigs Salon 710 I • ' . . El'F~c·.~te·': d· .,I Eric enj~y~30 br:k1~=t ::w:tb~POII!In Ch~~~;.:nndA~~~g~=~~s. John E. Weeki of recenU yvisited M!'B. burg vi•lted briefly den club of Pomeroy TlrursdayJ Mrs. Jed t. 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira with his parents, Mr. evenll18, on t.be ~wn at the '1'. A.llelme.,•iiiillfri..:llc~fi; Mary Ulin the departe- vllle; American Legion Auxll· Passe Chapeau Fran Sherman, Joway of Bidwell. Mrs. Eldon Weeks. home of Mil8 Ma Hotklnl,.1-ben. mental :. o! t h • iary Department 2nd ·PresDelaware, Guest Speaker was Marion Hawk Ill on · RD. :Dlillle, · ~hies C®nty 8et 40, was elect- ldenl, Eleanor 'Uilum of Leba· Honorable Jolin W. Brown, Lt. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lew· from his employment with FoDowlng dlnner, the 81'0QPJI <1 to 'the oftlee of l'conclerge non; American Legion DepartGovernor of Ohio. The chorus is of Columbus spent Thursday R&A Service StaUon on Mul· adj0UJ11ed to t.be lilting room on the state level durlng- s... ment Commander, Charles W. sang three numbers with Pearl 'th h' . te M Cor be A f<t jlie regular meettnc wllb 1 P a sl Knapp Euni Brinker a nd WI Is SIS r, rs. a rry ve. .Jl :• ,._ l!.e Roush 'Ideal sions of tJI!i 40th aMual Pre- Heacock; Columbus; ' e ' Ward, of RL I, Cbeshire. Mr. and Mrs. Marion ~k -•· ' vere1I ~ pres-~ •:arche P1111vior and Departe- Grand Chef de Gare, 40 et 8, Mary Marlin taking part. and De!Uiis and Mary returiled tn cbarp. Tbe OP«<UUff ode opo erlalltl-l mental Marcile of the Eight Clyde A. Taylor, Cleveland; Attending from Meigs Coun. viti in the ~II A commual- Due to and Forty In lh<! Neil House Newly elected Grand Chef de ly Salon were Pearl Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Everette ~me Thursday alter a t . was read ~om Mn. Lea- meeting will cbe at Coi~mbus July 17·19. Gate '0 et 8, George Glaub, MyrUe Walker Eunle Brinker is of Shadyside, 0., are spend· Columbus With hiS brother and let Hart thanking the club for ln8lead of Reports were given by the Columbus. Gladys Mowre~ Catherin; ing the weekend with Mrs. SISier·ln-iaw, Mr. and M r e. flower bdxes . and for aubscrlpo he an different chairmen. . A beautiful Chapeaux Passe Welsh. Ruth ' Thom~n; Cora Ward and other Grover E. Hawk. They also . - - -- · - - - fair f t - · Among official greeUogs and Luncheon was held to initia16 Mary MarUn. Those from the Cheshire area. VISited his SISler and brother· t.be bo~ Gf repol r. was one by the Ritual Chapeau Helen Cotter into the Iia County Salon No. 812 ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. K~th UIC A true 8JIIt d • bl ~ 1 M Wild h Mr. David Hellrung of Lawson. 1 an · :m ems . .... rman, a· c ub . Preoident Esther Allen MARY MARTIN Faye ermut , Mrs. Edith T•eford and Mr. S ICniC wWasildermco'""'atbc111 ., is visiting beJ Brown of Gallipolis who did the initiating. · ~ary Mar· . Golda Mourning, d reported 100 per cent report· tin. Pomeroy, Le Secretaire • Martm. chal!'man. and one lor and Mabel Brown, friends over the weekend. and Mrs. Virgil Teaford an ed to Mrs. Mary' lng to her from Salosn . I+ Cissiere, read the secretary's 10 to 35 Partners m Salon doson, Bruce, spent the past . Mrs Webslet aflel' wllldl in t k Ch p 1 Mr. and Mrs. George weekend In Columbus with Mr. Members of the One Won One l deos~ co~ was ili!i'ftll. A; r the meeting was ad· minutes for last year, and gave g mos wor ' apeau ear auu '"""'1" li•• and son, Mike, of Ash· and Mrs. Earl Teaford and in •.lass of the Pomeroy F~rst Bapjourned, the fun of t.be organi· the treasurer's report Knapp accepUng for th• Salon. . . ·~ h h th ~ mill and zaUon was held, ·wlth several ! Cash awards were made to . Ot.~er trophies included Galland, Ky., were recent guests Youngstown with Mr. and Mrs. list c urc ' e1r a es Club p:-:- Hekl Jia Co ty S 1 N 812 third in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis and family. guests, Rev. and Mrs. Carter ~Salr1s presenting Parndles. 1Meigs County No. 710, chair.un a on A b Mr and M s Dwight Swel>' Williams held their annual pic- In Pleala~ c · .· Me •s County Salon No. 710 im!111, llhoda Rackett, prize $.>, for History. Wayne ms ary. to ~nd Stev r Jana Mark Thur'sday evening at t.be The annual f'!lniY"'Pienne ;d prqented a skit and won hoo· lin the Child Welfare division. An Impressive Memorial Ser· "" . ~ nt f Cole, b ' t Middleport park. The Rev . Wil· C C Clali if OIIHpol' 11 orcl)ie mention. Later, o re- , Meigs County Chapeau Pearl vice was held for 22 departed . Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ent 0 , k ~m u~h s:n asked grace. the ·1· · .. ce: tion was held for the out· Knapp was introduced and pre- Partners, L'Aumonier Violet Mr. and Mrs. MyroD Miller hary and sons, Kenneth and pas wee en WI r. was held Wedlll!ld, 111-Kradel gcng cr.apeau Helen Cotter, lsented a White Bible for the Aicbholz was in charge. have learned. that their neph· Harry, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Lee a~d Kent ~e- Mrs. Harry Bailey, president, Park at Pt. P~. llra.e in t.be Governor's Ball room. Salon, for best Chapeau report Election for delegates and ew, Andy Wildman, of Balli- don Amsbary of. Columbus, ~amed for a weeks VISit With was in charge of a short bus!· w~s given by Mn. '" AriDi•tlngulshed RUests bringing lor the year. alternates for tho National Mar· more, will be on the ~ed Mac were recent VISitors of Mr. his grandparents. The Swep- ness se-•ion when II members Ralke. . f l"'lllngs at the Monday se.. I Of six trophies awarded in che to h<! held in Washington , Amateur Hour on television on and Mrs. Arthur Steele, Mr. stons rec~ntly returned from a paid· dues. It was decided to Attendmg were M; . and si ·n were Past President Am· lthe State, MeliS County. Salon D. C., Sept. 1-.l elected ' were SUII~ay afte~n•. 4:30 p. m. and Mrs. Lawrence Steele and 10,0000 mil~ tnp to Alaske.. cancel the AUJ!ust meeting. Mrs. Jobn Halke, Mr. . ml ' ··or. Legion Auxlllary. Nan- , No. 710, walked off with three Esther Allen, Helen Cotter, our .:me. He IB With an ~.tro· Mr ..and Mrs . Ted Steele of Sunday dmner guests. of Mr. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Buron Waal, .Ma...Tt!Dt '. . Smith, McConnellsville: Na· lof them; one for Beot 'Ill a. Arree Marshall, Violet AiciJ.. Imental group ?,&Ued the Re- Hamilton, Ohio. They ' and Mrs. Ralph Lee \\ere Mr. Harry . Bailey and Debbie and Adams, and gr':!f.. ~ ' mal Executive Commillee lround Child Welfare program holz, p zel Elliott, Mary Mar· cord &rarehes. The boys are v• :d Mr. and Mrs . T. C. Po,. and Mrs. Dwight Sewpston and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wip- Mr. ~d Mn. : eo-~ 'ornen, Mary McElroy, West In T. B. fnd Cystic Fibrosis in liD, Hazel Stiefel. from the Baltimore area. lock of Wheeling, W. Va. While famli~. Rev. aud Mrs. Lester pel, Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Mrs. and hiS siSter •. SUe/ Mii', ~ · fferson; Amerlc~n Legion Children !t&,da Hackett. chair· The annual Danquet was held Miss Carol Bachtel Is on 1they were there they VIS> ted ~;:' an:n~o~Bi~n!n:~~b Aten Sjlain, Mr. aud Mrs. lene Haike, Mn.1llbol~~ ·xlliary Department Seer .. man; one for best Constitution In the President's West room . vacation from the olflces of Capt. "''d Mrs. Robert Pol- M d M' Fred Le MY~ George Sk1)>her and Benny. Mrs. ~r, Mr::•M~el)'D ~a . uy, Ann Echelman, Zones-land By·Laws presented, Mary Mlstre" of Ceremonies, was Dr. J. J. Davis. She Is leaving , lock, and three chlfrldren, who J a~olb rs . nd ~· dr:~ Btaley, Mr. Jack Bra-~ Hvba t cW'l en, • ..,;· .. · 05 P 1 BOD, _,. 11' for Alliance where she wl11 vi~- have Jli St returned om ~rn 3 ' .n and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Wil~ 0 ar . · it her brother, Forrest, at Mt. ye~rs in Germany, and on Lee and JuhaAnn of Columbus Watson. Mrs. Joseph Cook, ren, Brelllla aDd · · U . C II d h' thm way to Fort Hood Tex. and Mrs. Ph1ilp Rea Jr. and •nd M~ Lor•'n Sterrett Iand Mrs. Dana I ' sarah Lee and Amy Rebecca Mrs.·;: E. ;;ter .;;;d Rev. and; daughter, Terri, Mr. · ' tion, "Camelot.". She will also Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCorflayton were recent guest• Williams. : Gus Steele, Pat~ .• ·t . S th Ch to oh· mick of Columbu s are week their cousms, Mr. and Mrs. 1 and son, and Ml"'L 1 1 Miss Judy Ann Cozart was Bailey, Mrs. Linda· Bailey, ~rs. Shuler, Mrs. OarJ · Autherson, vi~~ ~:r ~te . ; :':m~; M~o end guests of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee of Racine Route. S' , W dd' . Grumbling. .~ 5 •uest of honor at a bridal show- Maud Young, Mrs. Louise Yates Misg Vera Beegle, Mrs. Iva i :;,~ Mrs Ge~rge Dalla~ ·' and ' Evan c. Roderick. also visited the Sutton uter II e mg ,.-~ 1 '" recently •t the PorUand and Sharon, Mrs. !!ita IUD, ~P.Onter. . hildren · cemetery where Mr. Lee's par· Being Announced , COMING TO ~Y 1 Sohool Riven by Shirley John· Miss Sharon Theiss,'MI'!I. Edna · * . c · I Mrs. Mary Kathryn Brooks ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee PT. PLEASANT _ Mr. and Mary Powell, Racine, :; , nn, Alberta Gluesencamp and Knopp, Mrs. Erma Hill and Ml~s Frmda carpent~r. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. WUiiam Long· Lyons, Kans ., and Mrs. are buried. 'Mrs. Edward McDaniel of Hen· , will begiD work at Neutzling\1 Linda Beegle, Linda, Mrs.- Gene Mugrage, ~ar1 Powell, Mrs. Wilma staff of Henderson, W. Va., vis· Kloefkorn and son, David, ~· .. s. Robert Morris Sr. enter· derson are announcing the mar· Beauty Shop OD M;jrHt, PornGames were led by ljlarlha Miss ~andra Adams, Miss El- Pitch, Miss Ch~rleen Ward, ited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Denver, Colo.. were ed Veterans Memorial Hospital rlage of his sister, Miss Pauitne : eroy. · . l..ou Beegle and priw «ward· len Shuler, Miss Sammy Yates, Mrs. Loota Johnson and San- Fielding lfliwkins. !guests of Mr. and ~Irs. Thursday for observation and McDaniel of Point Pleasant · ; ...ii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii'if!~iiiii-f;-41 ed to Mrs. Jeanette Lawrence, Mrs. Esther ~ylvester, Mrs. ~a, Mrs. Donna Larkms, Miss Miss Maxine Bennett, Coium- Amsbory. this week. They were; treatment. . to Rufus Hubbard of Pt. Pleas.' Mrs. VIolet Brewer, Mrs. Lod· l..ois Sterrett, Mrs. Faye GrU, uanita Smith, Mrs. Garnet bus i~ . spending the week end enroute home from visiting I. Mr. and Mrs. Marwn Hawk ant. REGIS~Y( lso Brewer, Mrs. MaxiDe Durst, lith, Mrs. Betty Roush, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Marte . . Lawrence, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. their son. Dr. David Brooks, and children , Dennis and Mary The wedding was solemnized 8 Mra. Alberta GlueteucamQ.r.Heien Smith, Mrs. Phyllis Rll· Mrs. Juanita ~arrls, 11!' · Mil· Charles Bennett. who has just completed his were Gallipolis business visit- July 16 at Elkview at the home I :rs. Dixie Smith, Mrs: VII' chie and Joyce,. Mrs.. Jean dred Fitch, MI8S ~axlrre Pow· Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roush I internship in Detroit, Mich., ors Friday. They also visited of the bridegroom's i r nia Pape, Mrs. Kathleen Word Sayre and Paula, Mrs. Audrey eli, Mrs. Majone Roush, Mrs. entertained with a dinner last and Dr. Michael Brooks of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Atkins and the Rev. Robert Green. i Clusei Begin end Ml" Pam Sylvester. ' Brewer, Mrs. Donna Fitch, Ethel Johnson, Mrs. KeMetb week ID honor of his brother Warren, o. family. ants were the bride's niece, I ~oor prize was won by Mrs. Mrs. Albina Gluesencamp, Mrs. McLeod. Mrs. Freda Middle- and fOlnily, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Becky Hawley, Mary K. Miss Delia Lue McDaniel Sept. 13 l_:ouise Brewer. Joun Price, Mrs. Janice Deem, swart. Mr~. Zana Middle· Charles Roush and son, Dar-1 Mrs. Leonard HaiTis and Hennessy, Becky Sbvers and Henderson and Mrs. Iva Green The guest list IIICiuded Mrs. Est> Roush , Ml". Jean swart. . MISs Karen Fur~e , rell, and their guest. Miss Can· I sons, Matthew and Daniel, Jell Donna Smitb have returned of Elkview, sister of the i "Tha aattar Jobs Go To ahove and ·Mro. Vera Van . -· ·-, _. .. · --' Mrs. Vtolet Ritchie, Mrs. Car· dace Davis. ol Des Moines. Friday for Ashville. N. C.. to home after a week's camping groom. Mrs. Hubbard is GBC Graduatn" or, Mrs. Lee Lae, Mrs. Luncheon-Bridge olyn . Pnce and Beverly, Mrs. Iowa, and their parents, Mr . Jvisit their son and brother. Ja~ : at !loyal Oaks Park. ployed at the local G. ~~·~~~~~ Pope, Mrs. Libby Wilford, M , , Pauhne Brewer, Mrs. Edna and Mrs. Lee Roush . Main st. , and bring h>m home from : Mrs. Homer Holter and Mrs. phy Company and Mr. GBC Hal Baan Approved Eva Teaford, 'Mrs. eetrng IS Held . Pr1ce and Suzie, Mrs. Wtl- Pomeroy. ' su.,.,mer ramp. E .1 . Hill of Pomeroy. Ml'!l. is an elnploye of the For Veterans Tnining Wolli, 111r1: ·!..Qjeu The Emanon Club ol Gall>- rna Casto, Mr•. Iva Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Walburn Pearl Koblentz o1 Chester and Manufactunng Company . T h Under tha New Gl Bill and Roberta,- Mrs ... Lee polis met at O.•car's restaurant!Mrs. Thelma Cozart, Mrs. R~tb and children of Vienna, w. va. · RETURN FROM VACATION Mrs. Fred Klein of Painesville, newlyweds are residing on Mrs. Leanna Beecle, Mra. with a Juncheon · bndge last Ebers bach, Mrs. Maxine Pr~ce. visited this weekend with their I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eblin , Ky .. ,returned Monday after a Street. Pomt Pleasant. C..l101 and Information Df Wolfe', .MI'I. VInas week. F>rsl pnze went to Mrs. Harry Swan, Mrs. Greta parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray· land sons of Pomeroy have ,.. !trip through the west. They . ~..rloberta J(raeuter, Mrs. Clarence Waugh and sec· Suttle, Mrs. Albert Paynter. mond Walburn and Mr. and , turned from a week 's vacation, 1visited places of interest and Tuesday after an overnight Cart( ~inea, Mrs. ond to Mrs . .Howard Saunden. Mrs. Hazel McKelvey, Mrs. Mrs. vernon See. )visiting relatives in Cleveiand, Jalso with relatives a~d friends it with Mro. Homer Holter • Hlil;Mn:·Saoy ·HUI, Mrs. A guest was Mrs. Gerald or· LoUise Van Meter, Mrs. Patty Akron and East Liverpool. Her 1in Peona, Ill. , Shelvma, Mo. ; accompamed her home. genson of San Diego, cam. Giuesencamp. COUSIN VISITS sister, Mrs. Guy Bush and I Tipton, Iowa. and on the return MISS Marcelle .Frazer. Mn. Frank Porter, Mrs. A·, . Miss Cozart will be wed to MASON - Mrs. Adell Gros· children, from Chester, w. va.l tnp spent a couple of days in Rose Alv1f and MISs R1ta en Lusk, Mrs. Hoyt ' Mullins. lames E. Pape in 3n open so of Baltimore, Md., a ceusin l are here for 8 week visiting Cleveland with Mr. and Mrs. employees ~f the Kaise~ Alum-II :16 Loc.,.- l Mrs . . Harry K. Mills and Mrs. church ceremony at 7:30 p.m. of Sue Lehew, is here visiting relatives and friends. Her hus· Olin Bailey. inurn Chem1cal CorporatiOn, ' ,jji' ',j· ····~;Phono 446-4 Kermeth Frazier, were the on Aug. 6 at the Portland Melh· with Sue Lehew and Jake/band and oldest daughter Mrs. Fred Klein returned to cently returned from a ' -~ j • ·• :J' corn!)llltteE lor the• evenL odJSt Churcb. Hartenbach. join them next weekend. home m Pamesviile, Ky., Bermuda and New York The Past Matrons' Club Ev~ncel~ Chapter, OES, dleport, enjoyed their annual! picnic o"ting at the country h01114 of Mr. and Mrs. Harrah FJ:lday evening Chester. 'l1re chicken ..... aerved on the !own. Alllridlna wer11 )llr, and Mrs. . L!O Vaughan, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Lee ft9ush, Mr. and Mrs. Allen . ··,- Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Ftelding . Hawlilna, Mr. and Mrs. Charr;. Bennett,, Mr. and Mrs. Wii!IJ Anthony, ·Mr. and Mrs. Mar· lott Frencb. Mr. and Mrs. l .yons, Mrs. Cora Pullins, Mrs i.Jilllll steut, Mrs. Pearl Bunce, Hlss Evelyn LewJo, Mrs. Paul· i~e Gallagher, Mrs. ~ ·ounr, Mrs. Beulah Hayes, ! .eien Reynolds. <An invited guest was Miss l 'elcjy Yo11111, cranddi11Jillter ll u Mri. Domthy Y011111. Round <·ards sent to shut·iriB Mrs. Zel· ia Croas and Edltll Ru!i&ell. r.on~terge ., CapL and Mrs. et 40 OffL'ce· ~8 to State ~::;..=; Served H~..Potluck, ~~·~ to Seenandlleard VI~ Pom~y· Ch hC/ ass Hold p• . /n Midd/epotf • ! A I h ~ Personal Notes Ftom Ml'ddleport °· • ir p c ' H . d Ml 55 .ozart l 5 ono·re t.av1 trip th~ \. fr 1·-n ton, .' Pit' \ Bui~ h Bure \'f'~t~ Lute. Natit Mrs: a!(~· :ternr I I j!O"fl Galli p~:r:Cma~~gein ·~e se~rndu~'· Slev"' !f R _ a!ke oil '· th• ing. Pt. :·h • clud knm ""'' .... · ' ~ .I ~' I Tht tour _ _ _ _ _ , - 1 1 J1"e Gallipolis Business Collet• I Po~t Matrons Clufl.lnjoys · ranp with Annubl Picnic tbe !! ,.' loo:~e-plllow- back .tyllnt • • • ••• hudrle-arfl subdllatl wiftgs and "'1'" aashlam: accent h exposed g...,IM Maple ........._ .. ""' For That Distinctive Look '·. Shop ••• I'. L~ . r,r,ly' s WAYSIDE fURNITURE (of · ·! • ; GaUipoll•l . T1tW .~~~~~· Dhv• "·Sffetts ~ '" 'OPEN FRI.· r. MoN. 1 ',- .;- 1,_, '" rt ···~ •1-o• ' • ' TIL · I·P.M.. • - \;' ~~ l .•• '· .i> ••' ,.,. ' ~; �., '• J " '·' \ Business'·s·· Tbe Sunday Tlme..S.ntlnel, Sunday, July 24, 19611:--15 l ,. July · Hcnisecleoning RADIATOR SALE SERVICE All New Roc1r.tor lriip USED FURNITURE and APPLIANCES .,. '/i'~~..~~'OOI.!'...;IS<?I~ ; lhdnntc Or.rlnl Te Speed Our Drlvt·ln IIRVICI II HEREI '!').> SATJONAL- 1966 Crow's Steak House ld State Stereo with 4 ,..,.,.,, o. automat!£ changer. : 4 combinalion has lhslanl radio. Walnut ftnl!h. Take er payments of 16.50 month or pay balan.e ~.22. qan 99Z-321s, . PHONE WY 2-2156 Notice ADAMS TRADING Post opon 6 daYI a week: day through Saturday. We have radio and television repair, alao plenty ol antique Items. Maln St. in RuUand, 0. Ph. 74U311. 7 20 tfc ,,, / ('$.:. ·:'"-· :.-- .. URVj:CE statio• for llllfll, CBil,iW . 1required. .... .' .oi:' PD. New Usting Excellent Home With River View Pb. ~2946. 166-6 DILLON AGENCY 4 BEDROOM 1V. STORY HOME '-' ,; ~;;;. .-:~~-: "' _y~:~:J~~~~ IDINING room, ·:· kitchen witll tile bath, wood catoinets, full basement, finished room and summer kitchen, concrele streel, plenty FOR SA •..:LI::::.___ " J.. ~ "\ WRITI IINIST THOINI . nurmen, Ohio or I'll- 245-526' trees and ohrnbs. Price 750. Cal fillaD<» - A buy. 1 SALE! SALE! SALE! I ANNUAL clearance ol I at !ravel camper trailero, lnd used. Moot Apache !AI fl. oe~~~~~ lalned Shosta Travel 1 L::::::::::::::::::::::j oil avallablo. Duel Stock ........ F..- II'ILL remote """ulel. __ _ ...... ~ IJIIC!IIIoD 21164531 'I'I24'IL •ew, no reasouble relused. Amsbary Apaehel Trailer, 631 Fourth G'allipoUs, ~9. llk1 On U.S. 35, 1li Mile. -..cldiiiiOihl Rooms FURNISHED rooms and nWwl••c~ to tti.t; 'nO )ieu. Ph. J $8,750 I BUY this 6 room 1~ 675-3200. borne located 3 mi. from lipolis, part basemel~ natur- 3 BEDROOMS, mnst have bal~e-lii'i~i;;;_!':~-"•Odl::·~~.~~&1 gos furnace, detached menl or prage ID Galllpoage, large lot with roo111 lis, by 1st. or . garden. references. t484128. HOBART DILLON, 141-Zilt Luo:IDe or Bowanllln!l-. I ,.;,gust, I , >I •I I , : I • 7 EXECUTIVE desires I room home ln GallipoliS. Ph. Sllapllerd. See Sll· 2ad Ave., Kanauga. cw:. EvealnJo Ml-1l:ZI BID Nortlmp Ill 1111 NOli&t ' 1 WILL not be re'sponsible ~.. delltS madt . either ~y,.lf as of this date, 2t 19116. Signed: James w'r.. ' 1963 IIAMiLJa can 2 door · sedan,. ard · traosmiosidD, D. a WOOD, REALTOR Offl<o Phone tor completely rebulll, iD Phoae good conditioll. 0711$. :r~;!·::!;;!;;:~~;;[:j Robilson.• Ph. 446-0570. Aluminum. SAVE BIG Do your oWII Services and upbolotery cleaning Blue Lustre. ReRt •ieetrie DOZER, backhoe, W<ll'k. sbampooer $1. Central mBD R. Reese, Che!lhire, ply Co. Ph. 367-7560. UPHOLSTERING SUPPLIES For do-it-younelf customers. We have a complete stock of upholstering fab· tics, plastics and general supphes. bullcfulg, storage will oell with or wlthOIII ment. Ofllco Gl 6-3643 -=~~·6-3796 wilb excellent location. by appoill1menl ooty. -tf&.408I alter 1 p.m. tnd 1163 Socon4 Avo. Golllpollo, Ohio DIRECfOB hool DEWl'M I'UJIIBINO AND qE.&TINO ROI1l'E 161 rw JII'OIIIIII - B . See Call 153-12 I!OME sites, large lots, reaS<JDable, nalural gas, In low tax dlstricl In slg!ll of Kyger Creek schooil, EM 7-7350. 171·2 INS COMIT 4 door, 8 cylinder, autOmatie. rad· io, wls lw tireo, sharp. , $1295, to First American sc rowing was Yale Ulic versity, ill l8U, with • dugout adopt bomo.·~~·~oodEif-;;;;.;-~~~ea~l'j"~· ,~E------, p U8~ms~~~·anoe~~· l IC S~A . ~E ---·111 u offer, L"· · .. Gl6-45110 , eel. A. ,Make bedroom BY OWNER, V acres, 4 rm. t condition, low tax bath aluminum t stone aid· fine riverview, price ing, ' combination windows & eel. Make 111 BD offer, lmm.. dooro, ;furnislred, also n_ew dlata poosesslon. freezer, washer, heating stove (bottled gas fuel) on 1FAMJLY l"oc«1 store, Hardtop Rd. Will trade for locatiou, sell buildilll iRclu6·11 mte model trailer. Save real- iRg equipment l!lld tor commissioll, oJtce ia a stock. Jiletime bargain. Inquire 862 1st Ave. 168-tf 70 A. 7 ROOM borne, 120 ACRE~Farm, ;;;;;;-drive .55 A. tobacco baae, 1 bus lnd mail$14,5110. route, ~~;:,:11 tractors over 90 acres; pen· Rio Grande f. 1)1 ef water; Barn bolds 75 head of cattle, has pipo liae on •kl ~ milking equip. with 350 gal. "IIMII!IItl bulk tank: osUmale of 2,000 Jebit L Rtel!arda, tv 6='"=MG=-.:D.:.:...:W~ood~._MUIII balel of lilly In b8111: 149 ton _:: _ _ _ II of corn silage. Price bas been reduced doWII to $17,5110, come and oee us if we ca1't get our _,.,-.price, we may take yours. J..o.. cated 1 mt!e from Bidwell on RodRey Rd., phone W. E. . Thompoon, CH $-5442. 172-3 NEW J 11e«m, full Maement, VERY NlCEJ bedroOm - raneb I~ bathl, 2 car prage, )lall style bouse with nlllity room, acre lot .. lit. 35, 110 playhouse (1)1' IIDall ~ from toWII, cil)r water, gaa, KNOm USED ======:=:== Re1!1 &tate for Sele -----·-· ·-··- ··- FURNI'IURi UPHOLSTERING SHOP IOIIN BB•MIIR M5 AA.FRUIT FARM J'lnmbiD& IIIII lleaiiDI Peaches, larp1~~~ lOO f'ourtll Ave.-M&-181'1 Til. WISEMAN Agency .. ~11M IN2 PONTIAC CONV. V-6, automate, whitewall : tires1 excellerit eonditioo throUJbout . $1295 IN2 TEMPIST 4 Door Sedan, autamatk, radio lhd beater.. ICJCal owDM, August 11, 1966 at 9:30 A.M. 418 Fourth Ave., Gellipolis, Ohio Selling The Ann Hill Estate ANTIQUES AND COLLECTORS ITEMS, Old china and glaoaware (Too numeroua to list) Marble top dresaer - Br&aB bed - Mantle clock ;Old trunks & Unen - Tea cart - Cane bottom chair& - Drop leaf table - Wicker roc,l<ers - Fire place cover- Candle holders.:.... Old tapaotiy- Two secre-, tary desks (olll! large and one small) - Old hand . made clock - Several old chairs - ·Se<:ttonal book case & old book& - Platform rocker - Round tjlble & chairs - Plate glasa beveled fJdge mirror - Pic· lures & frameo - Old Phonograph - Round glasa front china cabinet - Hall tree - Hall table - Two unuaual rockers - Marble top table - Old radio Two chests of drawers - Two old desk& - Round mirror- Jenny Lind bed- Tableo (lArge & small) - DOZENS OF OTHER OLD ITEMS. ITEMS NOT CONSIDERED AS ANTIQUES: One up. right plano - one baby grand plano ,- ~ room -sulta - Odd bedo - dressers • cbeota - Kitchen utenailo - band tools - Nine by twa!.., wool rug Throw rugs - Lamps - Reclml cabinet - studio · immediate occupaney. couch - Television set - Smoking stand - Radioing easily arranged. Priced Heating stoves - Four serv~Dt traya - K!teben cab!· uder $20,000. net - Two refrlgeratoro - Cud table .,.... 011!' oofaTbrow pillows ·- End tabletl - Jlapzlne rack-ElecNEIGHBORHOOD Rd., 7 rooms, tric aweeper - Utility cabinet - Utility .table 2 full batllo, built·ID ti"lcllen.jl Quilts & Bedding - Clock - Alld .other, ·!lema Ill · large - ..... lot, $13,000. value. VA approved. Owner bu beel Sale will be conducted by traosferred aad meto Knutts School of AuctiOI!Mrillfl selL . Admlillstr.tor: Robert Mockemhi · ·' OFFICI PHONI Clerk: Mn. R. E. Knotll 24 HRS. 446 0616 ' clean. $795 IH4 I'ORD 2 DR. HAR~ fOP, V-8, automatic, Jo., cal owner, 28,000 actual miles. . ) $1795 1963 COMIT 4 DOOR, I cylinder. standard . trans.., Beautllui white finiish. Excellent llreo. · · ~ $1895 ·i~ PORD X 2 Dl. H.T; I opeed, while llrel, Y8 · q!De.~ ' $1$95 WHEEL WHEEL ALIGNMENT IRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars 1 MldtllfiiOrl, 0 EXIIERIENCED and • ..,., clwtnr lelhs -1mall - uoe Lu. tre wall 111 wall. 'electric lltampooer et eroy Cement Block Co. v 18 Ito KEITH GOBLE FORD EXPERIENCED ALIGNMENT 72411e •Car •Truck •Heattr Core • Bulldo11r •Any Typo W'f 2·2193 Pom~roy and BRAKE SERVICE Rose Alig11ment Shop P'tlone f92.3576 W. Main St. Pomerey Formerly Grue.11er Body Works • $ALIS :e.. -- •RE.NTAL~ • compine l~li) ·~ ROUSH liY IllS' Campingl..Herl .. Morlon It, 112-2116 Molltt,W. 'Vi. "~"" ·+- �., '• J " '·' \ Business'·s·· Tbe Sunday Tlme..S.ntlnel, Sunday, July 24, 19611:--15 l ,. July · Hcnisecleoning RADIATOR SALE SERVICE All New Roc1r.tor lriip USED FURNITURE and APPLIANCES .,. '/i'~~..~~'OOI.!'...;IS<?I~ ; lhdnntc Or.rlnl Te Speed Our Drlvt·ln IIRVICI II HEREI '!').> SATJONAL- 1966 Crow's Steak House ld State Stereo with 4 ,..,.,.,, o. automat!£ changer. : 4 combinalion has lhslanl radio. Walnut ftnl!h. Take er payments of 16.50 month or pay balan.e ~.22. qan 99Z-321s, . PHONE WY 2-2156 Notice ADAMS TRADING Post opon 6 daYI a week: day through Saturday. We have radio and television repair, alao plenty ol antique Items. Maln St. in RuUand, 0. Ph. 74U311. 7 20 tfc ,,, / ('$.:. ·:'"-· :.-- .. URVj:CE statio• for llllfll, CBil,iW . 1required. .... .' .oi:' PD. New Usting Excellent Home With River View Pb. ~2946. 166-6 DILLON AGENCY 4 BEDROOM 1V. STORY HOME '-' ,; ~;;;. .-:~~-: "' _y~:~:J~~~~ IDINING room, ·:· kitchen witll tile bath, wood catoinets, full basement, finished room and summer kitchen, concrele streel, plenty FOR SA •..:LI::::.___ " J.. ~ "\ WRITI IINIST THOINI . nurmen, Ohio or I'll- 245-526' trees and ohrnbs. Price 750. Cal fillaD<» - A buy. 1 SALE! SALE! SALE! I ANNUAL clearance ol I at !ravel camper trailero, lnd used. Moot Apache !AI fl. oe~~~~~ lalned Shosta Travel 1 L::::::::::::::::::::::j oil avallablo. Duel Stock ........ F..- II'ILL remote """ulel. __ _ ...... ~ IJIIC!IIIoD 21164531 'I'I24'IL •ew, no reasouble relused. Amsbary Apaehel Trailer, 631 Fourth G'allipoUs, ~9. llk1 On U.S. 35, 1li Mile. -..cldiiiiOihl Rooms FURNISHED rooms and nWwl••c~ to tti.t; 'nO )ieu. Ph. J $8,750 I BUY this 6 room 1~ 675-3200. borne located 3 mi. from lipolis, part basemel~ natur- 3 BEDROOMS, mnst have bal~e-lii'i~i;;;_!':~-"•Odl::·~~.~~&1 gos furnace, detached menl or prage ID Galllpoage, large lot with roo111 lis, by 1st. or . garden. references. t484128. HOBART DILLON, 141-Zilt Luo:IDe or Bowanllln!l-. I ,.;,gust, I , >I •I I , : I • 7 EXECUTIVE desires I room home ln GallipoliS. Ph. Sllapllerd. See Sll· 2ad Ave., Kanauga. cw:. EvealnJo Ml-1l:ZI BID Nortlmp Ill 1111 NOli&t ' 1 WILL not be re'sponsible ~.. delltS madt . either ~y,.lf as of this date, 2t 19116. Signed: James w'r.. ' 1963 IIAMiLJa can 2 door · sedan,. ard · traosmiosidD, D. a WOOD, REALTOR Offl<o Phone tor completely rebulll, iD Phoae good conditioll. 0711$. :r~;!·::!;;!;;:~~;;[:j Robilson.• Ph. 446-0570. Aluminum. SAVE BIG Do your oWII Services and upbolotery cleaning Blue Lustre. ReRt •ieetrie DOZER, backhoe, W<ll'k. sbampooer $1. Central mBD R. Reese, Che!lhire, ply Co. Ph. 367-7560. UPHOLSTERING SUPPLIES For do-it-younelf customers. We have a complete stock of upholstering fab· tics, plastics and general supphes. bullcfulg, storage will oell with or wlthOIII ment. Ofllco Gl 6-3643 -=~~·6-3796 wilb excellent location. by appoill1menl ooty. -tf&.408I alter 1 p.m. tnd 1163 Socon4 Avo. Golllpollo, Ohio DIRECfOB hool DEWl'M I'UJIIBINO AND qE.&TINO ROI1l'E 161 rw JII'OIIIIII - B . See Call 153-12 I!OME sites, large lots, reaS<JDable, nalural gas, In low tax dlstricl In slg!ll of Kyger Creek schooil, EM 7-7350. 171·2 INS COMIT 4 door, 8 cylinder, autOmatie. rad· io, wls lw tireo, sharp. , $1295, to First American sc rowing was Yale Ulic versity, ill l8U, with • dugout adopt bomo.·~~·~oodEif-;;;;.;-~~~ea~l'j"~· ,~E------, p U8~ms~~~·anoe~~· l IC S~A . ~E ---·111 u offer, L"· · .. Gl6-45110 , eel. A. ,Make bedroom BY OWNER, V acres, 4 rm. t condition, low tax bath aluminum t stone aid· fine riverview, price ing, ' combination windows & eel. Make 111 BD offer, lmm.. dooro, ;furnislred, also n_ew dlata poosesslon. freezer, washer, heating stove (bottled gas fuel) on 1FAMJLY l"oc«1 store, Hardtop Rd. Will trade for locatiou, sell buildilll iRclu6·11 mte model trailer. Save real- iRg equipment l!lld tor commissioll, oJtce ia a stock. Jiletime bargain. Inquire 862 1st Ave. 168-tf 70 A. 7 ROOM borne, 120 ACRE~Farm, ;;;;;;-drive .55 A. tobacco baae, 1 bus lnd mail$14,5110. route, ~~;:,:11 tractors over 90 acres; pen· Rio Grande f. 1)1 ef water; Barn bolds 75 head of cattle, has pipo liae on •kl ~ milking equip. with 350 gal. "IIMII!IItl bulk tank: osUmale of 2,000 Jebit L Rtel!arda, tv 6='"=MG=-.:D.:.:...:W~ood~._MUIII balel of lilly In b8111: 149 ton _:: _ _ _ II of corn silage. Price bas been reduced doWII to $17,5110, come and oee us if we ca1't get our _,.,-.price, we may take yours. J..o.. cated 1 mt!e from Bidwell on RodRey Rd., phone W. E. . Thompoon, CH $-5442. 172-3 NEW J 11e«m, full Maement, VERY NlCEJ bedroOm - raneb I~ bathl, 2 car prage, )lall style bouse with nlllity room, acre lot .. lit. 35, 110 playhouse (1)1' IIDall ~ from toWII, cil)r water, gaa, KNOm USED ======:=:== Re1!1 &tate for Sele -----·-· ·-··- ··- FURNI'IURi UPHOLSTERING SHOP IOIIN BB•MIIR M5 AA.FRUIT FARM J'lnmbiD& IIIII lleaiiDI Peaches, larp1~~~ lOO f'ourtll Ave.-M&-181'1 Til. WISEMAN Agency .. ~11M IN2 PONTIAC CONV. V-6, automate, whitewall : tires1 excellerit eonditioo throUJbout . $1295 IN2 TEMPIST 4 Door Sedan, autamatk, radio lhd beater.. ICJCal owDM, August 11, 1966 at 9:30 A.M. 418 Fourth Ave., Gellipolis, Ohio Selling The Ann Hill Estate ANTIQUES AND COLLECTORS ITEMS, Old china and glaoaware (Too numeroua to list) Marble top dresaer - Br&aB bed - Mantle clock ;Old trunks & Unen - Tea cart - Cane bottom chair& - Drop leaf table - Wicker roc,l<ers - Fire place cover- Candle holders.:.... Old tapaotiy- Two secre-, tary desks (olll! large and one small) - Old hand . made clock - Several old chairs - ·Se<:ttonal book case & old book& - Platform rocker - Round tjlble & chairs - Plate glasa beveled fJdge mirror - Pic· lures & frameo - Old Phonograph - Round glasa front china cabinet - Hall tree - Hall table - Two unuaual rockers - Marble top table - Old radio Two chests of drawers - Two old desk& - Round mirror- Jenny Lind bed- Tableo (lArge & small) - DOZENS OF OTHER OLD ITEMS. ITEMS NOT CONSIDERED AS ANTIQUES: One up. right plano - one baby grand plano ,- ~ room -sulta - Odd bedo - dressers • cbeota - Kitchen utenailo - band tools - Nine by twa!.., wool rug Throw rugs - Lamps - Reclml cabinet - studio · immediate occupaney. couch - Television set - Smoking stand - Radioing easily arranged. Priced Heating stoves - Four serv~Dt traya - K!teben cab!· uder $20,000. net - Two refrlgeratoro - Cud table .,.... 011!' oofaTbrow pillows ·- End tabletl - Jlapzlne rack-ElecNEIGHBORHOOD Rd., 7 rooms, tric aweeper - Utility cabinet - Utility .table 2 full batllo, built·ID ti"lcllen.jl Quilts & Bedding - Clock - Alld .other, ·!lema Ill · large - ..... lot, $13,000. value. VA approved. Owner bu beel Sale will be conducted by traosferred aad meto Knutts School of AuctiOI!Mrillfl selL . Admlillstr.tor: Robert Mockemhi · ·' OFFICI PHONI Clerk: Mn. R. E. Knotll 24 HRS. 446 0616 ' clean. $795 IH4 I'ORD 2 DR. HAR~ fOP, V-8, automatic, Jo., cal owner, 28,000 actual miles. . ) $1795 1963 COMIT 4 DOOR, I cylinder. standard . trans.., Beautllui white finiish. Excellent llreo. · · ~ $1895 ·i~ PORD X 2 Dl. H.T; I opeed, while llrel, Y8 · q!De.~ ' $1$95 WHEEL WHEEL ALIGNMENT IRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars 1 MldtllfiiOrl, 0 EXIIERIENCED and • ..,., clwtnr lelhs -1mall - uoe Lu. tre wall 111 wall. 'electric lltampooer et eroy Cement Block Co. v 18 Ito KEITH GOBLE FORD EXPERIENCED ALIGNMENT 72411e •Car •Truck •Heattr Core • Bulldo11r •Any Typo W'f 2·2193 Pom~roy and BRAKE SERVICE Rose Alig11ment Shop P'tlone f92.3576 W. Main St. Pomerey Formerly Grue.11er Body Works • $ALIS :e.. -- •RE.NTAL~ • compine l~li) ·~ ROUSH liY IllS' Campingl..Herl .. Morlon It, 112-2116 Molltt,W. 'Vi. "~"" ·+- �' •• -..; ,; .. . .. . •• '·• ·•' . .• .ig& on the River . .... . . . .... .,...~ 'l .' \ ' •' .' ,, . ~·\ ~~~~·~""~~ ~r ~,.~~ ~·t;l ~.,. ~ ~ ~ · ..... - ... f~~ ..\ , .. .....,,..,.•..•. ' .~ .. ·' . .~ .,. ·'" .. ~' ... r f 'r ather and Son of TnWhoat Family DltDn ~hei~ &ats"4~:re~rsApllit . "' .. ..-.. ,:·:.. . .;·- . . I The July 19, 1918 Gallipolis Daily Tribune carried the story of Captain Edward H. Wood· ward's death, and excerpt$, in part read: BY DICK THOMAS Filly years ago this month, a Gallipolis towboat captain died on board his boat. He was one of the best known towboat ''The news comes as a great commanders on the river. Forty-five years ~ter, one of his two rivermen sons also died aboard his boat - like father, like son. shock to his friends, family and acquaintances in Gallipolis, where he had resided since January 1915, mo~ing here from Charleston, W. Va. "Captain Woodward, who had Captain Edward Herbert Woodward, 411, died July 19, 1916 on board the towboat Otto Marmet. at Raymond. City, W. Va. He had for 20 Y"iU's been a trusted employe of the Otto Marmet Coal Company, having ' harge moro or less ·ot their · fleet of towboats and·•l1arges. not been in good health for several months, went up to his bo~ t last Saturday and hlfd been at work iRVing what property he r.ould since the cloudburst on Sunday. II is probable tbal overwork and excitement h a d something to do with his death. Captain Woodward was first His son. Captain Edward S. stricken with paralysis on one side and later a blood vessel in his brain burst. "Woodward, >9, died unexpecled· ~ 'IY of a heDrt attack, on March 17, Jg,Bl, while at the control!f af tbP Union Barge Jines motor vessel Eastern which was mov. ing 20 barges 14 miles an hour on the loWer MiSsissippi River. near Rosedale, Miss. Week's Roundup on the Raven at Cincinnati. A well known riverman In his day, captain WOodward's uncle, Cap- · tain Dan Woodward, raised him. "He Jeaves a devoted M.;.,.et at a yearly sa}arY,aiilce the boat came out in 1896. Captain Woodw>rd wa~ on various packets and towboats in h 'Is you~ge,r days. , .. "His son, Tom, a i g man, is a crack towboa · t, hav· · ing been granted h owboat !1, tense by Federal inspeCtOrs a few months ago. · "Many flags on steamboats were at haif·mast out of respect for ihe late ' C~ptain Woodward.''. wife, one ·daugtder, little Neil, little ' granddaughler, Evelyn, a~ two sons: Captain\ TOm, also a riv~ erman; and Ed, at home, in his teens. 11 Captain Woodward ran ~n the steamers Lyda, ida Budd, Bob Pritchard, Otto Marmet, Kanawha Belie, and other towboats and packcls of t h e great Kanawha River." THE TRIBUNE RIVER News of July 19, 1916. also had this to say of Captain Woodward· ~'Steamboat HEADLINES ALSO, "carried the death of younger captain Woodward, who at the time of his death was older than his fa. ther when he expired, and who had been on ttJe river much longer than his father. But the best report of his death, and eulogy ol his death men will regret "Captain Woodward was born to hear of the sudden death of Captain Ed Woodward, one ol in Gallipolis 411 years ago 118681 the most expert towboat com· and was tht: son of the late Captain Asa Woodward who was killed in a boiler explosion Kanawha River fleet. He has "Captain Edward S. Wood· ward, a former resident of Gal· been in charge of the 0 I to lipolis, lived in Cincinnali at the BIRTHS, OIVORtES REAL ESTATE OEA THS, MARRIAGES Mrl. Pho•be manders and pilots of the Great ,DWIII, 67, of Rt. l. was carried in the Waterways Journal, part of which follows: cmCAGO (UPI) - Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon said 11lursday nlgbt that President Johnson's f&R· ore to ll'_'lbilizt' public opi.... Northup. w!fe or WiiUam Powell. died Wedne.Way morning in Uoller Hospi tal fnllnwini a five week Ulness. Mrs. PoWell wn burn i.n Gallia County, July 31. 1898, daugnte-r of time of his death. His wife, the former Viola Harrison. a gra(· uate of the Holzer . llospital School or Nursing, sw-vlves her husband, along with their children, James E. Woodward and Miey Beth Woodward. "Captain Woodward, who went on the river at the age of 14, attended school in Gallipolis, · and was the youngest person from Gailia county to enitst in World War f. "Among the messages from river people who mourned Captin Woodward's death was one (Clare) fro m Mrs. John L. Beatty, who opera!!~ the:: Cinclnnati Marine Services, · !tiC. She wrote in the Wa\frways Journa l: . "We were vey much 9adden· ed to hear of the death of c;;w. lain Ed Woodward. We feiiiJial the whole river industry has lost a good lll&n wbo was one of the first big boat m"'ters for Union Barbe Line. We knew • <•••"••· ° 194~, •he ~ bl!.,'oiJil!oingr '• '· "He was with .ils for tht ··OO..ts here • a~~C~ got 'Gff bere on ~· 111 that BUDlDler of 11159, hiS lime Qff.,• ' and wblt a' month 11 was. The "He was knOIYn IQ his crews I Clare E. Beatty ran a beauti· as a stern muter but a lair fll) schedule and when she came one. He ran a good . 0081, one In abe was a beautiful sight, in tiiSt kept a gOQd schedule and perfeet·sbape right down to the was alwayg in IA>p shaP,e.•~. . laSt lig~t bulb. . · ............... . .,.. graUiying· "We got to kno.w him Very "'"' """" n•-'soard' -·· Cap••in welt In 1959 during the majnr "~ '" "'""'w s co~ ur ' -"1 barge line tie-uR period · whell ,. . ·-· - , .8 a perfect ·little he called aQII as~ed 11 he c,}!l)d ·ia!fY:i~; · '~as fun being out take our m!ltvr>yessel Major on on· 8 small bOat again. Don't one of her Memphis tripli. Caj>· forget, Mrs. Beatty, I startlld lain Beat"' lllld him h 1 11 out on a little boat, and J'.JI nev· '" ·· e e _ :· 1\r Iorge! to ·thank .the . · little very humble to have a bi& 008!• man ask to take out one of our - . OO..ts for giving me my expert. little :ttty boats, but Captain ence. Woodw said be would conoid"He was a good man, falr ·and er it a IVOf as he didn't want competent, never arrogan~ al· the Mississippi to get away ways ready to give <ir!!dll fi'MI him. where credit was due. We 'feel that he would have cb~O#I· to ' "In other Wllrda, IInce the .,fo!ississippi ohai>ges so· fast he die as he did, at the controls of wanted to he'lilire he was famii· . his boat. We shall all 11)lsa lar with the'lili river when the him." r The Meigs ·• News Beat~: . = t•· .,...._...& ....-....: p4rec:::n n:: TODA Y'S THOUGHT - !'{. "!? Sh G. Ch h • C . f pl · ) an account by ma1'I .How t0 OMn I'" • •, • ' ' . , .\ · · - Just fill out the form at the bottom and mail it to us with your check or d 1 th L. ") ~!'Y or er or e amo~nt with which you will start your account. If the \",, <~ f<JU wlill! to tnve&t ts not your personal check, but is made payable to You, endorse tt on lbe back as payable to us, then sign your name. We <11!, not recommend vour sending cash except by registered mail. We will ,then mall you your passbook, a sl(nature card for you to sign and return tolls, and, also, hand~ matl·savlng envelopes. ' .lb• _ .. _ _ . ~ ·~ _ _ l'liiii open • uvlngs account r . City, State---~----- City, S t o l e - - - - - - - - - ~ .. t1 " ..- ' • . UIPOLIS SAVINGS · · -· & LOAN co ' i' f.·. GA l ''.' . I' ' il · q I , I ~ l,;"'"m;;,;m;- 0 0 in j;i,;'t ,;-mu- ATTAeHED YOU WiLL FIND MY CHECK O I ' ~ . !. . (M NEY ORDER! FOR f _ Na-.n. ' Name - - - - - - - - - - - . ~--·'__.,_ _....,__ _ _ _ StrHt - , - - - - - - - - - - 1 I> l .II ~ "1 • ,. • ' · " ' •• P. 0. 8ox 180 Gallipolis, 0 .. 45631 -"===-==·-==-==- I • • !t · I ••••••••• I •ll II II J4 I •••••••••••••••• I Mustang I 196 o'• loJ c. 1411 ,. "" ol cl1 ,, Hard op ONLY 00 $· ! er, chi •I. Jul wu ·~ · . I ~ .. . ~J "· .!P • devoting many Mrs. Ray Saxon, the former project. It will be distributed to housewives of the area Erna Marie Cornelius of Che before the Christmas season. shire, will be held today at 2 Helping are Betty April ' · Bill p.m. in the Georges Creek Spears, Judy Crooks, Arlene Grange Hail. Friends of the Rita Bal~ Carolyn Grueser Clelland. Mrs. couple are invited . lings is chJirynan. I signs of ~ctlon . . The couple was married Sa~ 'Recipes are needed," said urday, July !filb in Winsinn • Mrs. Rawlings, "Anyone in- easily visible, at the site Salem, N. C., and are present· terested in having their& Ia· {.nge .. .. A. R. Knigb~ ownly living in Cottrell's Trailer eluded should mall it, togeth· 'hopes tlte .DeJ f~lr Court in Gallipolis. er with the sender's &arne and fi new Poniero:fMI!iotl address, to ca"!!Yn Grueaer, ge .... <\..R! ~(,own. I Liquor Sales May Box 2>, Pomeroy. er, bopes the new facility wiD , , , M01gs. County mercba~ls he under roof before winter. H1t $272 M1lhon sponsonng the book are Ctl~ •· COLUMBUS (UP!) -Project· zen's National Bank, Blaettnar ed liquor sales for 11100 in Ohio Auto Co., H&R Firestone Store, NEIGHBORHOOD may reacb $272 million, Don· Simon's Stores, R. H. Rawi· Corps work for the aid D. Cook, liquor Control De· ings Sons, Middleport Book 1school students of Meigs, oper· parllllenl director, said today. Store, Rail's Ben Franklin, The ated through the Labor Depart. Cook said sales for the first Shoe Box, Bailey's Restauran~ menl's Manpower Administra. six months were $ill mUIIon, New York Clothing Houso,""ln· lion, appeara to. be a very and last half sales are normal· gels Furniture, Foreman and worthwhile project. iy greater. The projectOO ftgUre •Abbott; Harltey v Bennett, Jim. would mean an increase of $15 my's Pastry' A. L. Barnhart Ronald Deem, dtrector ol the million over 1965 Cook said. TaUoring and Roush Shoe NYC . 10 MeJIS, reported '" a Store. ' .meetmg last week tiiSI tbe boys l! !!!!~::":!'!!!''rf~;=F!!'!!!!""'""""""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""""'""""'""'""'""""""'""'"".J~b~"::J"~''~·:·:•~•~· ~"~·~·:~·:·~..:m:•:":,.~··~ . ) '·· .. ': ':• •· •• a>. I I1 .. KEITH GOBLE FORD DRIVE A LlnLE - OHIO SAVE A LOT I, MO~~.! .r(): lOC -· ~. ;o ~·~ !i!-~ Mi . -·~· ' 'i: dsctOVIIIe and I,lmes, HAVE 'IOU GIVEr.J At.JY SERIOUS 'Jl.IOOGHT TO JO~T WHAT iT IS YOU WA~T TO BE WHr;~ I WAklr TO YES, I HA.VE'! BE A RICH M~~! meelins J-· Flhl~ CHOICE'! irrun offici& be .ID MIIOf • Floor .. , • Saf, .morris - does fall have you in a back-to- . "'· .• ~ .. wDJ be held. I· m. al tbe 1111e wllb til t~ girls dr~ses ~on the Second ;w ARc 'rOb A.IJJAR£ OF lHE GR.EAT AMOUIJT OF IU1RK MJD tfVORMOUS RESA:lf.J:SIBILITIES I~VOLVED ltV BEI/JC:. A I'll£ :S.RJK.EN 10 HU/JDREDS YeS, I AM! I'VE COf.JE A OF I:XlC.TOR~. AT ~EAT lEklGTH, A/JD ni6Y DE'SCRI&D TO M~ ltv GREAT DETAIL •• LDT dr CHECKit..X; . ARDUIJD! DOC.10R. lODAV ? - - zn tn fOlllslOD a! ~y. accord· ··four week Rt. 3 Pomljne Sheets, tqeither was Jay Wll tiO rly noon Suntied. Officert ktlley, 11, lit . ontrol of be! . The vebicl• and throug•• John J. Call, ly, There wal l'he acciden . s Rd., abou1 II Rt. Zl8. ARE £\/ERYTH~s! ----....· ' ~ PREPARED, TI-\EtJ, lO GCT UP ltV Til~ MIDDLE OF 11-\E IIJIGHT MJD. Mf\K£ HOOSE CAlLS WHAT'S A. HoUSE cALL? ? !nl OCCUlTed lliay WI Rt. l of tha Silvet said il6, Rt. J, pt itrol llrol aDd bll right aide ol a guard raiL ate damage. 31, pt Pleo sull'1!red I Hannon bad n. No cbargt Lift I lt • • . ...... it ';\,; ..... .• W~l;.l., -~ '(OllN~ ,,' ... ~ 1 Sl!J"PO~~ 1Ht.~kt • ' ·- l)p!oyed wJQ 'Co. MaSOIII'Y ,.. a IIIOJIIo itlonal Botl Commol ' America a Come in, you'll enjoy looking over · school daze? Relax - Elberfelds has its complete collection of Kate Gree.naway d~esses for every young scholar In your,faftii}Y'- from 11\lrsery school ,.to4dler .14 year bid sophisticate. · You'll find !IIIIOck styles and skimmers ... sailors and swingers in the newest prettiest prints and colors. You'll find special easy-care fabrics thll,l: fOil\~ party style1 .pl'actical for every day schoolwear. So get all your etrls set for fall . . with one shopping trip now for delightful new Kate Greenaway dresses ... ... at f#llltirfelds. · . ... 18 EJberft~1ds Pomeroy pounded' Mr: i• i-, YOU GROW UP, LUVABI.E ? SEI · ~.#.. ,• ~~ finishmg THE WIUJAMS' Nationwide are in ORe ol thea~ projeci softball team of Pomeroy mov· ern Local Distrtct wtth the tot· ed into · the 00, . tipoWght last al . cost of about f400 all week by winning the 2tltb 011· pamt, Deem reported ' t nual Big Bend Softball Touraa: costs were ~boul_ p,ooo for ment at BaChtel Field in neigh- Similar palaling 1ob m one boring Mason. the other schooll.. of the Dale Harrisoo righthanded !rtcl in recent years . hurler for the champs, gave .The · NYC projec~ up only tliree earned runs 08 gtving employment to . 11 bits Ia the three games lng youths, has been venefictai played by Nationwide. Hartl· to the altitudes of several of son, in top form, fanned 17 thoe Y0ungter· batters in 23 innings. Larry !"fOrtiSon, new assll· Tbe Mei&s team, managed by ant upenntende~t ~ the Mei1s Kena~ . Williams and Kenny Local School DISisicl, I~ over· Wil&bti on the other hand aU cha11'111an of the project for out 31 bits. ' Meigs and GaUia while Clar· Leadilig , the Eagles' hitting ence Thompi!QR is servin& as were Terry Phalln who batted Galiia Cousty director. •750 in one game, Jimmy Remaley, .666 ·average: T0111 Grues- A.risonimll Return er wi.th .636, Charlie Hamilton Fallowing J'is its with .500 and Bill Fisher, .333. M 8 nd Mr Cl d Wlllilms' Nlitioawide Eagles r. ~· · ~ e are ope of the finest ·fast-pitch Cooney and son, BtU, softball leJ!IIlS ever put tngelh· rot~~rned to tlteir bolne et in Meigs County. They wiU Tempe, Ariz., a!~ ·~~:::le: II defel!li their 1965 Twelfth Dis- two weeks vacaliOD h trict SOftball Cb'mplonship at port · the ~racuae Ball Park soon. While here they attended They aro well . worth watching. Bobo Reunion at the Middleport Park, July l ODDS 'N' ENDS. DEPART· from out ol town were Mr. MENT :;.. Pre. Tom Shasteen Mrs. Arthur Eblin, Laneaster: who wu wountk!d ill actitlll dur: Mr · and Mrs. Robert Hobo alld ing filhllng In · Viet Nam .earl· Jane Ana, Dunbar, W. V~. : ' Mr. lor this month ·has been re- and Mrs; Frank Bobo, Connie leued .from u: Army Sue and Rose Atm. Dunbar: !Wpital there .. .. The p 0111• Connie's fiance, . erity Hlib ·jraduale, SOD o1 fer, and 8 lrlend of Roae and .~. w. R. SbaJteen, Ia were guests. &cl1eduled to retUra tO J9in hili Also attending were Mr. ~Y .Ilion ·'·. . Olficlala of Mrs: L1oyd : Thomas, ERuchtla•andrds: II Melp Ulcil School qistrict':are Mr. • and Mrs . . ~or! urlng ~ .good ·• repreaentatlve ~nd Joe, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl turnout ot\realdents for !lit!·pub- Edwarda, . Jr. and Becky IJI: on !lie selectkia oi Mrs, Nora Bobo, of Middleport: ... ~w ~ ~~~~ on Monday Mr. · altd Mrs. Kennolll Ebllp, ~.;JlP· Ill, in 111e~unly Tony and Johnny. l\lr. •nd 'drs m!"!JII J')eal . . ... , Oar! lleLoail and Jeff, ....im·B .,k ll'ia'Oiflllltll'" ltaldiiJ, troy• tbe . s: MIDDLEPORT, Life seems Jmpedett e a ap er eta gma i bUSy theSe days typing PifOOfreading • • • members -·· bjm weU, ,11 ~er ·~ince ·. ~ ' •. eaU ''c~ }or hltli_. IO take a lumbla H~· was f011nded In x • barge lin~ lioulb of cairo. MAllt.IAGI liCINSII nn• 1rea1 Jrandchlld. Other sur~tv. the late Harrt•on and Mary H11ner turroll w_ Suon, 22. GalUPOIJJ. uu are. a brother and two llateu, Betz. Her flnst marriage wa~ to J . J. John 1 . fte"MII ;mrl Mlas A nn II Myerl. Nine children I!IUJ'VlVlDfl the AeeiB of Ga(e, and Mn. R010 Ko'' f' rst marnage · aJalrMS OF WIIK are M1'1 . •....,nil Mar t'm. t'on hebt'nd the -•• Ia Viet O> GallipolJI. Mr1. Evana was a mom· New Car11,..,, •- Mu. Mae Mc Gu I re an d •hlura•y - Mr. and Mrt . .Jamu A. 'f'•riQr. 416 South Dn••· ber of Tyn llhoa Congregaltonal Mra. Mildred Smith. hoth of Patriot. Nam MDSlllutes ..the great~ .. Church and Gallipoll• Chapte1·, On!- M M 0 f G Ill II M ·~· 8:30 a. Ill.. , and. Mr. and. Mrs. nl. ary ay o a po a, ra. I f 1 Robert Saunllaro. Rt. I, '''''"'· •" 1 Eanter11 Star. Serviee1 were Haruld Stewart of Rt . 2. Gallipolis. est singe oreign pelJcy faf ... e d Thurtday alt.en1oon at Millet'• M o t• M ' o Ml11 N daurtuer,· 1:48: a. m .. Mr. aad Mra. Home tor Fu~aerau, wtth I:IUrtaJ tn u. e ,y au e on anc' are of any American pre.. B,W.V SUr;¥•• Ewlngton, dauchter. ~:ll Mound Hill umeterY. "-yera, both of Nonilup, R.aymo>ld p. l'IL all at Holler Holpltal Myen o[ Wllkavllle and OteY Dean jdent in history." ·IUMie~ - · Mr. and Mra. Blll.y L. M~. V"ta c. canaan, r1, • ,,,,. Myers. of White Pigeon. Mich. Ther<.l "This Preot'dent bas fail·• Syke.. J,;wl~ton. Qau 1hter, 5:11 ...m . l1ent ol Rt. I, No•th" P• Olod W•O· are 33 gr~t~~dchildren. and nlne great " .. grandchildren. serv1ces wenl'l beld Amer1C8D • cu 1, H 0 , zer HOSI!'itat. neaday dtemoon in Holur Hoaplt•l p to mobil'IZe t he Moftday or Mr. and. Mrl. Harold A. She had beon In 1,,. 1,. ,, ho•llh '"' ,· Saturdu afternoon at th11 atriut 11 e R1 1 G 111 u Methudlst Church, and burial wu people and also failed (0 ov r. ~· • a .Po a, ann, 3::19 Jl. yur ...ith a heart oundUion. She tn the ~hureh ~metery 11nder direr· .m.. 11 Ho Hr -flotpJtal. • .. born In Walnut Twp.• Ort. 12. tl on or Weth~ rholt . Elli ott Funeral mobilize world opinion for DIAri4i 'OF WIIK ··I.JlK. daurhter of tht; late Jnaepb home. lh' ,. N' 'd "H "'-n. lwarett lvaita. ,, Jd and Hatha Houek Danner. Her mar· IS war, IXOD 881 • e BY ROBERT WINGETT ' Lowe-r JUYer 'Rd dletl Tu~:~aye~.:! da~ to Golden R. C11nad1)", who William J, Llnct.rman, 12, a resident iS tbe first president UDabJe Holar; Bo 'ita!. Shoe had -__.. m """· look plare Sept. 19. 1923. or Rt. I, Oallipolia, died early Frl· li'oapl~l..:ed foi four d1y1 ~~'"":vi~,ic fehildren aroe Mn. Ru!!!!ell da.\' In an Athens hooltal. His wile , to unite bit OWD party be-- ~eop.le WhO Want benefits Wl'thOUl the 8CCOmpany!'ng i:f\'ltu Wit born at Ga•e' 0 · m •a 0 Manch.e1ter, Robert A. Nettie France. Linderman, preceded bm' d bim durlag a war" 0 I. 1196 daurMer f T. th or~ and G. WaJIIle C11nada.y. both M hlrn in death on Dec 2'7, t960 Step. ' ligations. ~ Ell:tab\!(h •~ H~r ~~~rl Y lin Gardenia, Calif., Larry, at home, eblldren IIIUtvJvlni ~~~ Mr.. Warren ti!Mtk pl e Alfl ~arroll C. of Northup and Carroll Gl'!wer ot Rlebroontl. \Ia., Mrl X'm-Ji.1iliffi4'iti&lk-4iiiiitii'elt~~ ae on o-.. · 01 Crown Clly. There are 111 Georf!B Manley and Mn Oke' Jar~ Th Qh'10 E! Ph'1 Ch t B Sl Ph ~~~~!~1:11 11 ' t Hili ~·and 1'1~ her Ill rrandrhlldren_ A brother, Joseph M. vU. both of CulumbUII, ~lld Mn. ~~~BJ 'aTO! J. tW~ Danner Of Dunnellon, fla .• AUTVIWI. Eliaha Bolen of IIUntlngton . There' .o wer lVen Or 3fe ilnd ~fll Ev Servl~l wlll be held • 2 p. m. ore 23 grandchildren and all ~:reat l•"'ortr<:! Gral'e all E:~nl ~~~~~ ~':I· ~{!_nda.\' II thfl Wallfh · Halley. Wood jarandchildrtn, Service. wen held eS lTe OU e J0 3 COOkbook the OrgaDJZ8tiOD Will publiSh. ~ Ire fo~r nandchlldren,~:.d Mo~~~~~~H~ll:~~r::,~~rlal Will he In ~lal~~y 11_' ~~o:u~~~~r:lt ~:::a.:'a"a'n"d A bridal shower for Mr. and Several are hours to the and BeLly Ann Oiler. ~. Chf'~hlrO!. ' I' " ftN6 ~ott J ' '< . 6111.LS 11/lii\ l'~tfrw ~E~s. 11'1 prograDI tooth brusll nan Walte1 paste man· ...... ;. eur... '. '., "' ,.,, .. lay, Is tha1 . 'i·" paste wUJ ltratore lm· I "ttglial. I I by wbat l • five cJau. �' •• -..; ,; .. . .. . •• '·• ·•' . .• .ig& on the River . .... . . . .... .,...~ 'l .' \ ' •' .' ,, . ~·\ ~~~~·~""~~ ~r ~,.~~ ~·t;l ~.,. ~ ~ ~ · ..... - ... f~~ ..\ , .. .....,,..,.•..•. ' .~ .. ·' . .~ .,. ·'" .. ~' ... r f 'r ather and Son of TnWhoat Family DltDn ~hei~ &ats"4~:re~rsApllit . "' .. ..-.. ,:·:.. . .;·- . . I The July 19, 1918 Gallipolis Daily Tribune carried the story of Captain Edward H. Wood· ward's death, and excerpt$, in part read: BY DICK THOMAS Filly years ago this month, a Gallipolis towboat captain died on board his boat. He was one of the best known towboat ''The news comes as a great commanders on the river. Forty-five years ~ter, one of his two rivermen sons also died aboard his boat - like father, like son. shock to his friends, family and acquaintances in Gallipolis, where he had resided since January 1915, mo~ing here from Charleston, W. Va. "Captain Woodward, who had Captain Edward Herbert Woodward, 411, died July 19, 1916 on board the towboat Otto Marmet. at Raymond. City, W. Va. He had for 20 Y"iU's been a trusted employe of the Otto Marmet Coal Company, having ' harge moro or less ·ot their · fleet of towboats and·•l1arges. not been in good health for several months, went up to his bo~ t last Saturday and hlfd been at work iRVing what property he r.ould since the cloudburst on Sunday. II is probable tbal overwork and excitement h a d something to do with his death. Captain Woodward was first His son. Captain Edward S. stricken with paralysis on one side and later a blood vessel in his brain burst. "Woodward, >9, died unexpecled· ~ 'IY of a heDrt attack, on March 17, Jg,Bl, while at the control!f af tbP Union Barge Jines motor vessel Eastern which was mov. ing 20 barges 14 miles an hour on the loWer MiSsissippi River. near Rosedale, Miss. Week's Roundup on the Raven at Cincinnati. A well known riverman In his day, captain WOodward's uncle, Cap- · tain Dan Woodward, raised him. "He Jeaves a devoted M.;.,.et at a yearly sa}arY,aiilce the boat came out in 1896. Captain Woodw>rd wa~ on various packets and towboats in h 'Is you~ge,r days. , .. "His son, Tom, a i g man, is a crack towboa · t, hav· · ing been granted h owboat !1, tense by Federal inspeCtOrs a few months ago. · "Many flags on steamboats were at haif·mast out of respect for ihe late ' C~ptain Woodward.''. wife, one ·daugtder, little Neil, little ' granddaughler, Evelyn, a~ two sons: Captain\ TOm, also a riv~ erman; and Ed, at home, in his teens. 11 Captain Woodward ran ~n the steamers Lyda, ida Budd, Bob Pritchard, Otto Marmet, Kanawha Belie, and other towboats and packcls of t h e great Kanawha River." THE TRIBUNE RIVER News of July 19, 1916. also had this to say of Captain Woodward· ~'Steamboat HEADLINES ALSO, "carried the death of younger captain Woodward, who at the time of his death was older than his fa. ther when he expired, and who had been on ttJe river much longer than his father. But the best report of his death, and eulogy ol his death men will regret "Captain Woodward was born to hear of the sudden death of Captain Ed Woodward, one ol in Gallipolis 411 years ago 118681 the most expert towboat com· and was tht: son of the late Captain Asa Woodward who was killed in a boiler explosion Kanawha River fleet. He has "Captain Edward S. Wood· ward, a former resident of Gal· been in charge of the 0 I to lipolis, lived in Cincinnali at the BIRTHS, OIVORtES REAL ESTATE OEA THS, MARRIAGES Mrl. Pho•be manders and pilots of the Great ,DWIII, 67, of Rt. l. was carried in the Waterways Journal, part of which follows: cmCAGO (UPI) - Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon said 11lursday nlgbt that President Johnson's f&R· ore to ll'_'lbilizt' public opi.... Northup. w!fe or WiiUam Powell. died Wedne.Way morning in Uoller Hospi tal fnllnwini a five week Ulness. Mrs. PoWell wn burn i.n Gallia County, July 31. 1898, daugnte-r of time of his death. His wife, the former Viola Harrison. a gra(· uate of the Holzer . llospital School or Nursing, sw-vlves her husband, along with their children, James E. Woodward and Miey Beth Woodward. "Captain Woodward, who went on the river at the age of 14, attended school in Gallipolis, · and was the youngest person from Gailia county to enitst in World War f. "Among the messages from river people who mourned Captin Woodward's death was one (Clare) fro m Mrs. John L. Beatty, who opera!!~ the:: Cinclnnati Marine Services, · !tiC. She wrote in the Wa\frways Journa l: . "We were vey much 9adden· ed to hear of the death of c;;w. lain Ed Woodward. We feiiiJial the whole river industry has lost a good lll&n wbo was one of the first big boat m"'ters for Union Barbe Line. We knew • <•••"••· ° 194~, •he ~ bl!.,'oiJil!oingr '• '· "He was with .ils for tht ··OO..ts here • a~~C~ got 'Gff bere on ~· 111 that BUDlDler of 11159, hiS lime Qff.,• ' and wblt a' month 11 was. The "He was knOIYn IQ his crews I Clare E. Beatty ran a beauti· as a stern muter but a lair fll) schedule and when she came one. He ran a good . 0081, one In abe was a beautiful sight, in tiiSt kept a gOQd schedule and perfeet·sbape right down to the was alwayg in IA>p shaP,e.•~. . laSt lig~t bulb. . · ............... . .,.. graUiying· "We got to kno.w him Very "'"' """" n•-'soard' -·· Cap••in welt In 1959 during the majnr "~ '" "'""'w s co~ ur ' -"1 barge line tie-uR period · whell ,. . ·-· - , .8 a perfect ·little he called aQII as~ed 11 he c,}!l)d ·ia!fY:i~; · '~as fun being out take our m!ltvr>yessel Major on on· 8 small bOat again. Don't one of her Memphis tripli. Caj>· forget, Mrs. Beatty, I startlld lain Beat"' lllld him h 1 11 out on a little boat, and J'.JI nev· '" ·· e e _ :· 1\r Iorge! to ·thank .the . · little very humble to have a bi& 008!• man ask to take out one of our - . OO..ts for giving me my expert. little :ttty boats, but Captain ence. Woodw said be would conoid"He was a good man, falr ·and er it a IVOf as he didn't want competent, never arrogan~ al· the Mississippi to get away ways ready to give <ir!!dll fi'MI him. where credit was due. We 'feel that he would have cb~O#I· to ' "In other Wllrda, IInce the .,fo!ississippi ohai>ges so· fast he die as he did, at the controls of wanted to he'lilire he was famii· . his boat. We shall all 11)lsa lar with the'lili river when the him." r The Meigs ·• News Beat~: . = t•· .,...._...& ....-....: p4rec:::n n:: TODA Y'S THOUGHT - !'{. "!? Sh G. Ch h • C . f pl · ) an account by ma1'I .How t0 OMn I'" • •, • ' ' . , .\ · · - Just fill out the form at the bottom and mail it to us with your check or d 1 th L. ") ~!'Y or er or e amo~nt with which you will start your account. If the \",, <~ f<JU wlill! to tnve&t ts not your personal check, but is made payable to You, endorse tt on lbe back as payable to us, then sign your name. We <11!, not recommend vour sending cash except by registered mail. We will ,then mall you your passbook, a sl(nature card for you to sign and return tolls, and, also, hand~ matl·savlng envelopes. ' .lb• _ .. _ _ . ~ ·~ _ _ l'liiii open • uvlngs account r . City, State---~----- City, S t o l e - - - - - - - - - ~ .. t1 " ..- ' • . UIPOLIS SAVINGS · · -· & LOAN co ' i' f.·. GA l ''.' . I' ' il · q I , I ~ l,;"'"m;;,;m;- 0 0 in j;i,;'t ,;-mu- ATTAeHED YOU WiLL FIND MY CHECK O I ' ~ . !. . (M NEY ORDER! FOR f _ Na-.n. ' Name - - - - - - - - - - - . ~--·'__.,_ _....,__ _ _ _ StrHt - , - - - - - - - - - - 1 I> l .II ~ "1 • ,. • ' · " ' •• P. 0. 8ox 180 Gallipolis, 0 .. 45631 -"===-==·-==-==- I • • !t · I ••••••••• I •ll II II J4 I •••••••••••••••• I Mustang I 196 o'• loJ c. 1411 ,. "" ol cl1 ,, Hard op ONLY 00 $· ! er, chi •I. Jul wu ·~ · . I ~ .. . ~J "· .!P • devoting many Mrs. Ray Saxon, the former project. It will be distributed to housewives of the area Erna Marie Cornelius of Che before the Christmas season. shire, will be held today at 2 Helping are Betty April ' · Bill p.m. in the Georges Creek Spears, Judy Crooks, Arlene Grange Hail. Friends of the Rita Bal~ Carolyn Grueser Clelland. Mrs. couple are invited . lings is chJirynan. I signs of ~ctlon . . The couple was married Sa~ 'Recipes are needed," said urday, July !filb in Winsinn • Mrs. Rawlings, "Anyone in- easily visible, at the site Salem, N. C., and are present· terested in having their& Ia· {.nge .. .. A. R. Knigb~ ownly living in Cottrell's Trailer eluded should mall it, togeth· 'hopes tlte .DeJ f~lr Court in Gallipolis. er with the sender's &arne and fi new Poniero:fMI!iotl address, to ca"!!Yn Grueaer, ge .... <\..R! ~(,own. I Liquor Sales May Box 2>, Pomeroy. er, bopes the new facility wiD , , , M01gs. County mercba~ls he under roof before winter. H1t $272 M1lhon sponsonng the book are Ctl~ •· COLUMBUS (UP!) -Project· zen's National Bank, Blaettnar ed liquor sales for 11100 in Ohio Auto Co., H&R Firestone Store, NEIGHBORHOOD may reacb $272 million, Don· Simon's Stores, R. H. Rawi· Corps work for the aid D. Cook, liquor Control De· ings Sons, Middleport Book 1school students of Meigs, oper· parllllenl director, said today. Store, Rail's Ben Franklin, The ated through the Labor Depart. Cook said sales for the first Shoe Box, Bailey's Restauran~ menl's Manpower Administra. six months were $ill mUIIon, New York Clothing Houso,""ln· lion, appeara to. be a very and last half sales are normal· gels Furniture, Foreman and worthwhile project. iy greater. The projectOO ftgUre •Abbott; Harltey v Bennett, Jim. would mean an increase of $15 my's Pastry' A. L. Barnhart Ronald Deem, dtrector ol the million over 1965 Cook said. TaUoring and Roush Shoe NYC . 10 MeJIS, reported '" a Store. ' .meetmg last week tiiSI tbe boys l! !!!!~::":!'!!!''rf~;=F!!'!!!!""'""""""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""""'""""'""'""'""""""'""'"".J~b~"::J"~''~·:·:•~•~· ~"~·~·:~·:·~..:m:•:":,.~··~ . ) '·· .. ': ':• •· •• a>. I I1 .. KEITH GOBLE FORD DRIVE A LlnLE - OHIO SAVE A LOT I, MO~~.! .r(): lOC -· ~. ;o ~·~ !i!-~ Mi . -·~· ' 'i: dsctOVIIIe and I,lmes, HAVE 'IOU GIVEr.J At.JY SERIOUS 'Jl.IOOGHT TO JO~T WHAT iT IS YOU WA~T TO BE WHr;~ I WAklr TO YES, I HA.VE'! BE A RICH M~~! meelins J-· Flhl~ CHOICE'! irrun offici& be .ID MIIOf • Floor .. , • Saf, .morris - does fall have you in a back-to- . "'· .• ~ .. wDJ be held. I· m. al tbe 1111e wllb til t~ girls dr~ses ~on the Second ;w ARc 'rOb A.IJJAR£ OF lHE GR.EAT AMOUIJT OF IU1RK MJD tfVORMOUS RESA:lf.J:SIBILITIES I~VOLVED ltV BEI/JC:. A I'll£ :S.RJK.EN 10 HU/JDREDS YeS, I AM! I'VE COf.JE A OF I:XlC.TOR~. AT ~EAT lEklGTH, A/JD ni6Y DE'SCRI&D TO M~ ltv GREAT DETAIL •• LDT dr CHECKit..X; . ARDUIJD! DOC.10R. lODAV ? - - zn tn fOlllslOD a! ~y. accord· ··four week Rt. 3 Pomljne Sheets, tqeither was Jay Wll tiO rly noon Suntied. Officert ktlley, 11, lit . ontrol of be! . The vebicl• and throug•• John J. Call, ly, There wal l'he acciden . s Rd., abou1 II Rt. Zl8. ARE £\/ERYTH~s! ----....· ' ~ PREPARED, TI-\EtJ, lO GCT UP ltV Til~ MIDDLE OF 11-\E IIJIGHT MJD. Mf\K£ HOOSE CAlLS WHAT'S A. HoUSE cALL? ? !nl OCCUlTed lliay WI Rt. l of tha Silvet said il6, Rt. J, pt itrol llrol aDd bll right aide ol a guard raiL ate damage. 31, pt Pleo sull'1!red I Hannon bad n. No cbargt Lift I lt • • . ...... it ';\,; ..... .• W~l;.l., -~ '(OllN~ ,,' ... ~ 1 Sl!J"PO~~ 1Ht.~kt • ' ·- l)p!oyed wJQ 'Co. MaSOIII'Y ,.. a IIIOJIIo itlonal Botl Commol ' America a Come in, you'll enjoy looking over · school daze? Relax - Elberfelds has its complete collection of Kate Gree.naway d~esses for every young scholar In your,faftii}Y'- from 11\lrsery school ,.to4dler .14 year bid sophisticate. · You'll find !IIIIOck styles and skimmers ... sailors and swingers in the newest prettiest prints and colors. You'll find special easy-care fabrics thll,l: fOil\~ party style1 .pl'actical for every day schoolwear. So get all your etrls set for fall . . with one shopping trip now for delightful new Kate Greenaway dresses ... ... at f#llltirfelds. · . ... 18 EJberft~1ds Pomeroy pounded' Mr: i• i-, YOU GROW UP, LUVABI.E ? SEI · ~.#.. ,• ~~ finishmg THE WIUJAMS' Nationwide are in ORe ol thea~ projeci softball team of Pomeroy mov· ern Local Distrtct wtth the tot· ed into · the 00, . tipoWght last al . cost of about f400 all week by winning the 2tltb 011· pamt, Deem reported ' t nual Big Bend Softball Touraa: costs were ~boul_ p,ooo for ment at BaChtel Field in neigh- Similar palaling 1ob m one boring Mason. the other schooll.. of the Dale Harrisoo righthanded !rtcl in recent years . hurler for the champs, gave .The · NYC projec~ up only tliree earned runs 08 gtving employment to . 11 bits Ia the three games lng youths, has been venefictai played by Nationwide. Hartl· to the altitudes of several of son, in top form, fanned 17 thoe Y0ungter· batters in 23 innings. Larry !"fOrtiSon, new assll· Tbe Mei&s team, managed by ant upenntende~t ~ the Mei1s Kena~ . Williams and Kenny Local School DISisicl, I~ over· Wil&bti on the other hand aU cha11'111an of the project for out 31 bits. ' Meigs and GaUia while Clar· Leadilig , the Eagles' hitting ence Thompi!QR is servin& as were Terry Phalln who batted Galiia Cousty director. •750 in one game, Jimmy Remaley, .666 ·average: T0111 Grues- A.risonimll Return er wi.th .636, Charlie Hamilton Fallowing J'is its with .500 and Bill Fisher, .333. M 8 nd Mr Cl d Wlllilms' Nlitioawide Eagles r. ~· · ~ e are ope of the finest ·fast-pitch Cooney and son, BtU, softball leJ!IIlS ever put tngelh· rot~~rned to tlteir bolne et in Meigs County. They wiU Tempe, Ariz., a!~ ·~~:::le: II defel!li their 1965 Twelfth Dis- two weeks vacaliOD h trict SOftball Cb'mplonship at port · the ~racuae Ball Park soon. While here they attended They aro well . worth watching. Bobo Reunion at the Middleport Park, July l ODDS 'N' ENDS. DEPART· from out ol town were Mr. MENT :;.. Pre. Tom Shasteen Mrs. Arthur Eblin, Laneaster: who wu wountk!d ill actitlll dur: Mr · and Mrs. Robert Hobo alld ing filhllng In · Viet Nam .earl· Jane Ana, Dunbar, W. V~. : ' Mr. lor this month ·has been re- and Mrs; Frank Bobo, Connie leued .from u: Army Sue and Rose Atm. Dunbar: !Wpital there .. .. The p 0111• Connie's fiance, . erity Hlib ·jraduale, SOD o1 fer, and 8 lrlend of Roae and .~. w. R. SbaJteen, Ia were guests. &cl1eduled to retUra tO J9in hili Also attending were Mr. ~Y .Ilion ·'·. . Olficlala of Mrs: L1oyd : Thomas, ERuchtla•andrds: II Melp Ulcil School qistrict':are Mr. • and Mrs . . ~or! urlng ~ .good ·• repreaentatlve ~nd Joe, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl turnout ot\realdents for !lit!·pub- Edwarda, . Jr. and Becky IJI: on !lie selectkia oi Mrs, Nora Bobo, of Middleport: ... ~w ~ ~~~~ on Monday Mr. · altd Mrs. Kennolll Ebllp, ~.;JlP· Ill, in 111e~unly Tony and Johnny. l\lr. •nd 'drs m!"!JII J')eal . . ... , Oar! lleLoail and Jeff, ....im·B .,k ll'ia'Oiflllltll'" ltaldiiJ, troy• tbe . s: MIDDLEPORT, Life seems Jmpedett e a ap er eta gma i bUSy theSe days typing PifOOfreading • • • members -·· bjm weU, ,11 ~er ·~ince ·. ~ ' •. eaU ''c~ }or hltli_. IO take a lumbla H~· was f011nded In x • barge lin~ lioulb of cairo. MAllt.IAGI liCINSII nn• 1rea1 Jrandchlld. Other sur~tv. the late Harrt•on and Mary H11ner turroll w_ Suon, 22. GalUPOIJJ. uu are. a brother and two llateu, Betz. Her flnst marriage wa~ to J . J. John 1 . fte"MII ;mrl Mlas A nn II Myerl. Nine children I!IUJ'VlVlDfl the AeeiB of Ga(e, and Mn. R010 Ko'' f' rst marnage · aJalrMS OF WIIK are M1'1 . •....,nil Mar t'm. t'on hebt'nd the -•• Ia Viet O> GallipolJI. Mr1. Evana was a mom· New Car11,..,, •- Mu. Mae Mc Gu I re an d •hlura•y - Mr. and Mrt . .Jamu A. 'f'•riQr. 416 South Dn••· ber of Tyn llhoa Congregaltonal Mra. Mildred Smith. hoth of Patriot. Nam MDSlllutes ..the great~ .. Church and Gallipoll• Chapte1·, On!- M M 0 f G Ill II M ·~· 8:30 a. Ill.. , and. Mr. and. Mrs. nl. ary ay o a po a, ra. I f 1 Robert Saunllaro. Rt. I, '''''"'· •" 1 Eanter11 Star. Serviee1 were Haruld Stewart of Rt . 2. Gallipolis. est singe oreign pelJcy faf ... e d Thurtday alt.en1oon at Millet'• M o t• M ' o Ml11 N daurtuer,· 1:48: a. m .. Mr. aad Mra. Home tor Fu~aerau, wtth I:IUrtaJ tn u. e ,y au e on anc' are of any American pre.. B,W.V SUr;¥•• Ewlngton, dauchter. ~:ll Mound Hill umeterY. "-yera, both of Nonilup, R.aymo>ld p. l'IL all at Holler Holpltal Myen o[ Wllkavllle and OteY Dean jdent in history." ·IUMie~ - · Mr. and Mra. Blll.y L. M~. V"ta c. canaan, r1, • ,,,,. Myers. of White Pigeon. Mich. Ther<.l "This Preot'dent bas fail·• Syke.. J,;wl~ton. Qau 1hter, 5:11 ...m . l1ent ol Rt. I, No•th" P• Olod W•O· are 33 gr~t~~dchildren. and nlne great " .. grandchildren. serv1ces wenl'l beld Amer1C8D • cu 1, H 0 , zer HOSI!'itat. neaday dtemoon in Holur Hoaplt•l p to mobil'IZe t he Moftday or Mr. and. Mrl. Harold A. She had beon In 1,,. 1,. ,, ho•llh '"' ,· Saturdu afternoon at th11 atriut 11 e R1 1 G 111 u Methudlst Church, and burial wu people and also failed (0 ov r. ~· • a .Po a, ann, 3::19 Jl. yur ...ith a heart oundUion. She tn the ~hureh ~metery 11nder direr· .m.. 11 Ho Hr -flotpJtal. • .. born In Walnut Twp.• Ort. 12. tl on or Weth~ rholt . Elli ott Funeral mobilize world opinion for DIAri4i 'OF WIIK ··I.JlK. daurhter of tht; late Jnaepb home. lh' ,. N' 'd "H "'-n. lwarett lvaita. ,, Jd and Hatha Houek Danner. Her mar· IS war, IXOD 881 • e BY ROBERT WINGETT ' Lowe-r JUYer 'Rd dletl Tu~:~aye~.:! da~ to Golden R. C11nad1)", who William J, Llnct.rman, 12, a resident iS tbe first president UDabJe Holar; Bo 'ita!. Shoe had -__.. m """· look plare Sept. 19. 1923. or Rt. I, Oallipolia, died early Frl· li'oapl~l..:ed foi four d1y1 ~~'"":vi~,ic fehildren aroe Mn. Ru!!!!ell da.\' In an Athens hooltal. His wile , to unite bit OWD party be-- ~eop.le WhO Want benefits Wl'thOUl the 8CCOmpany!'ng i:f\'ltu Wit born at Ga•e' 0 · m •a 0 Manch.e1ter, Robert A. Nettie France. Linderman, preceded bm' d bim durlag a war" 0 I. 1196 daurMer f T. th or~ and G. WaJIIle C11nada.y. both M hlrn in death on Dec 2'7, t960 Step. ' ligations. ~ Ell:tab\!(h •~ H~r ~~~rl Y lin Gardenia, Calif., Larry, at home, eblldren IIIUtvJvlni ~~~ Mr.. Warren ti!Mtk pl e Alfl ~arroll C. of Northup and Carroll Gl'!wer ot Rlebroontl. \Ia., Mrl X'm-Ji.1iliffi4'iti&lk-4iiiiitii'elt~~ ae on o-.. · 01 Crown Clly. There are 111 Georf!B Manley and Mn Oke' Jar~ Th Qh'10 E! Ph'1 Ch t B Sl Ph ~~~~!~1:11 11 ' t Hili ~·and 1'1~ her Ill rrandrhlldren_ A brother, Joseph M. vU. both of CulumbUII, ~lld Mn. ~~~BJ 'aTO! J. tW~ Danner Of Dunnellon, fla .• AUTVIWI. Eliaha Bolen of IIUntlngton . There' .o wer lVen Or 3fe ilnd ~fll Ev Servl~l wlll be held • 2 p. m. ore 23 grandchildren and all ~:reat l•"'ortr<:! Gral'e all E:~nl ~~~~~ ~':I· ~{!_nda.\' II thfl Wallfh · Halley. Wood jarandchildrtn, Service. wen held eS lTe OU e J0 3 COOkbook the OrgaDJZ8tiOD Will publiSh. ~ Ire fo~r nandchlldren,~:.d Mo~~~~~~H~ll:~~r::,~~rlal Will he In ~lal~~y 11_' ~~o:u~~~~r:lt ~:::a.:'a"a'n"d A bridal shower for Mr. and Several are hours to the and BeLly Ann Oiler. ~. Chf'~hlrO!. ' I' " ftN6 ~ott J ' '< . 6111.LS 11/lii\ l'~tfrw ~E~s. 11'1 prograDI tooth brusll nan Walte1 paste man· ...... ;. eur... '. '., "' ,.,, .. lay, Is tha1 . 'i·" paste wUJ ltratore lm· I "ttglial. I I by wbat l • five cJau. �' I J •.• c\- "r··l'l-'·-~-~~:..·,,..~~-&i:.- ;~~~~~'t< ·;;,. "!': -..~t;lt!:r~~.. ~ '!·f, . ~. , ... .-..... ;,. t ) ,,.I • ') . l •' -~ -------- . .T.l...~ . . . . ll~!J _,_- _CL-. -- L~ ......,. .•.. ·'. - - ___ _.._}_ • -~_. - ·--~,~~: I" -- l' .!•'' WHAI'S rH15? A91-.ALL BY I Fifty Y"''f ~· , . SI~~LK CAFE ... a Ga\llpolis GM~ON ~ A ROOT &ER I PtEME! ·S".' died on boar one -of the t commanders ly-five y~ars f two rivenm aboard his I like son. Captain Woodward, 1916 on boar Marmet, at . Va. He had • I ' . '. •· l. t'~.­ "· _; ! · fleet of tow II ! ·. His son, C "Woodward,;, I '0 ~:.< a trustM en Marmet Coa: charge more l ' ' ~- I' ~ ' '• '' ·vessel EasteJ log 20 bargl, lower on the near Rosedi. l\t! Mil LIITLE ONE, 1/w Afl.E 601N6 To M~ 6HE 1!5 DAZZLED &I THE HANDSOME PILOT • ' ·ly of • bean I 17. 11161, wb1 of the UDioa • ME NO? SliT I MU~T OF THE ALLIE5 ... AH I I' l 1 I iHE~RSEEM5 50 60 ... 00 NOT WEEP ..... PLEASE, DO'NOT HAN& ONTO M'l TUNIC ... FAR AWA'I.... . • '' . wDl be held I· m. at the >me with tbi inm officJat. be In Mil~ ~•.. Week . . .• ! .. ~' MAUIA.$ 'Carroll W_ Sa .. ( 4 ~ployed •QO. BI!Uy Adn 0 wiO 'Co. Masonry . . . . meJJlo lt!onal Hod Commor ·America d BUGS .B'UNNY ALLBY OOP • 1n f:Ollislou al ,.Y, accord· ·four week Rt. 3 Porn' ' line Sheets, ~either wa! H~ ! ----- eta not .then rr .... 1 and through YA.'NNNNl . WELJ., YE;S, I AM, BUT r GOTTA BELIEYJ:i.DL' ~-=~ ~-- Nirri._ 'SfllHt' _; ' . ,,..., City, St1 I , : I :I I·" -- 6J *; ' QJZ'S GOT SUMI-'IN UP H!S SLEEVE! t r.. '. ' WERE ... SUJW AN' John J. Call, fV, There WBI l'be ...,idenl • · Rd., aboul If Rt 218. entocaDTed lilay on Rt. l of the Silver said p,.RL I, pt ilrol 8lld hfl right side ol • guard raiL drol ' - ;' (>'·4 "/ I AW, WHO WANlS A. · o.REFUL NOW, OOP, YOU'RE WHIZZINI &iCONOMY, SHOWING YOUR AGE! FOR WHO A:)R. CATSAJd:? I LIKE BUT IW OLDSTER POES 11-liNGS TI-l' WAY 'THEY PROGRESS ENRAGE? EASY GOIN'! lie d81118&t. Sl, Pl. Pfeu !. I ,' I DO &.!ley, IJ, 81 <mtrnl af be! . The vebicJ. _~~lf..; :; ' Wll rly noon Sunfted. Officen Just If ' t-·3 to~:.' you. " lay sul!ered 1 Harmon ball j, '. n. No ohar&• '' ' !t 'WINTHROP I I ! Lift ' 'I I • ' i l i l ,." I \ .:I i ~ I ~ II I . ' l I I ! ' ol ••• I I lol C< lllO ch ~ "" of A '' Cro . . .. chi al. Jul s.,. Wil ~ · ~ '!tll ~ ~ W. I . ' ' · • <~' - - ··· · · .t ·-- .._ -· ,_,... __ _--- .. -- --- -"'- . .... ~ .... ·~,. - -·--~·--·- ....., •..•.•. '"-·~···--~------------_,_ _ _ _ _...,._ _ _ _ _....,_ _.....,~ .. .. ~ - - ---- · ~--- ........... . ._ [t ANDY CAPP ---· -tM~ ill program :ooth brusil Walter !l8D paste man· ~. Is tba1 EHCHNif'EI> E.VIN-ttl·! II ' •.Paste wfil traton lm· ~doll I I )>y what I · .five r:Jau. �' I J •.• c\- "r··l'l-'·-~-~~:..·,,..~~-&i:.- ;~~~~~'t< ·;;,. "!': -..~t;lt!:r~~.. ~ '!·f, . ~. , ... .-..... ;,. t ) ,,.I • ') . l •' -~ -------- . .T.l...~ . . . . ll~!J _,_- _CL-. -- L~ ......,. .•.. ·'. - - ___ _.._}_ • -~_. - ·--~,~~: I" -- l' .!•'' WHAI'S rH15? A91-.ALL BY I Fifty Y"''f ~· , . SI~~LK CAFE ... a Ga\llpolis GM~ON ~ A ROOT &ER I PtEME! ·S".' died on boar one -of the t commanders ly-five y~ars f two rivenm aboard his I like son. Captain Woodward, 1916 on boar Marmet, at . Va. He had • I ' . '. •· l. t'~.­ "· _; ! · fleet of tow II ! ·. His son, C "Woodward,;, I '0 ~:.< a trustM en Marmet Coa: charge more l ' ' ~- I' ~ ' '• '' ·vessel EasteJ log 20 bargl, lower on the near Rosedi. l\t! Mil LIITLE ONE, 1/w Afl.E 601N6 To M~ 6HE 1!5 DAZZLED &I THE HANDSOME PILOT • ' ·ly of • bean I 17. 11161, wb1 of the UDioa • ME NO? SliT I MU~T OF THE ALLIE5 ... AH I I' l 1 I iHE~RSEEM5 50 60 ... 00 NOT WEEP ..... PLEASE, DO'NOT HAN& ONTO M'l TUNIC ... FAR AWA'I.... . • '' . wDl be held I· m. at the >me with tbi inm officJat. be In Mil~ ~•.. Week . . .• ! .. ~' MAUIA.$ 'Carroll W_ Sa .. ( 4 ~ployed •QO. BI!Uy Adn 0 wiO 'Co. Masonry . . . . meJJlo lt!onal Hod Commor ·America d BUGS .B'UNNY ALLBY OOP • 1n f:Ollislou al ,.Y, accord· ·four week Rt. 3 Porn' ' line Sheets, ~either wa! H~ ! ----- eta not .then rr .... 1 and through YA.'NNNNl . WELJ., YE;S, I AM, BUT r GOTTA BELIEYJ:i.DL' ~-=~ ~-- Nirri._ 'SfllHt' _; ' . ,,..., City, St1 I , : I :I I·" -- 6J *; ' QJZ'S GOT SUMI-'IN UP H!S SLEEVE! t r.. '. ' WERE ... SUJW AN' John J. Call, fV, There WBI l'be ...,idenl • · Rd., aboul If Rt 218. entocaDTed lilay on Rt. l of the Silver said p,.RL I, pt ilrol 8lld hfl right side ol • guard raiL drol ' - ;' (>'·4 "/ I AW, WHO WANlS A. · o.REFUL NOW, OOP, YOU'RE WHIZZINI &iCONOMY, SHOWING YOUR AGE! FOR WHO A:)R. CATSAJd:? I LIKE BUT IW OLDSTER POES 11-liNGS TI-l' WAY 'THEY PROGRESS ENRAGE? EASY GOIN'! lie d81118&t. Sl, Pl. Pfeu !. I ,' I DO &.!ley, IJ, 81 <mtrnl af be! . The vebicJ. _~~lf..; :; ' Wll rly noon Sunfted. Officen Just If ' t-·3 to~:.' you. " lay sul!ered 1 Harmon ball j, '. n. No ohar&• '' ' !t 'WINTHROP I I ! Lift ' 'I I • ' i l i l ,." I \ .:I i ~ I ~ II I . ' l I I ! ' ol ••• I I lol C< lllO ch ~ "" of A '' Cro . . .. chi al. Jul s.,. Wil ~ · ~ '!tll ~ ~ W. I . ' ' · • <~' - - ··· · · .t ·-- .._ -· ,_,... __ _--- .. -- --- -"'- . .... ~ .... ·~,. - -·--~·--·- ....., •..•.•. '"-·~···--~------------_,_ _ _ _ _...,._ _ _ _ _....,_ _.....,~ .. .. ~ - - ---- · ~--- ........... . ._ [t ANDY CAPP ---· -tM~ ill program :ooth brusil Walter !l8D paste man· ~. Is tba1 EHCHNif'EI> E.VIN-ttl·! II ' •.Paste wfil traton lm· ~doll I I )>y what I · .five r:Jau. �., .... - ,'.{ ,. ·- - ... .- . . . . .. ... . . ....,. ,; .. I •• ! ' . .. -~ 4, ......... ,.. . . '(·. - ---- .. bv Leslie , . CAPTAIN BASY 'TilE PRES! DENTE MJII, M'~eE IS ANXIOUS 10 EXPERI· OF DltMA~_LIA 15 IIOLCING TilE SIIIP IN 'Til& IIARBOA, SPIES AND IWTII16UE." RANSOM' "ti.I:A!It;. lHATORE! . DIUIA.'iUA.IS niE SitE C1F APOSTAGE frAM~ Bur nfS At611N6 PLACE FOil llOPIN6 ~A MENT WITfj ····-------- ----- ---------~- -·-· ' '< ty -five two rl aboard like so • m Capb I Woodw. 1916 on Marl'ft! I - Vo . -H• I a trust Marme. charge ' NO! WE. 'IM &PIK SPVIN6 OtUPIES WHO SPY ON OTilEiil SPIK! BUT; MO~' EEMI'ORTANT, LOLITA WANT''!O ~EEVOU! fleot ·of His o -- Wootlwt ' -ly of-.a 17. 111111 ~THIN& WICON& WITH 1EM, :CM"N ... .ONE!~~ A NA'I'I\Ie1 I l i' 1 ' -- ~IR! HE'~ EU11PP!:ANf- ..r of til& I vessel I ' .; ne; • 1y and .I J , >' i"!l 20 I r j tlie near-·ft. un ~ z .. :- AN~WER 1 'Car roU'1f', 1.h11 l;let.t,r · IMJTTHE .,., w~e~ I Ifill..... ·~· 8:Ml.: Roberl dau(IHef.l 't and was a memHod tlilders Commo1 doD of America d .. LMSONE . THE fiCUSE " 6Anmf SirHR"JifJ disguise ilaol eHoleol I'O\I..e1'IED o-car ·.rollision PICKER\ 'omeroy, accord me of four week lOCK- \ I' his Qpe!lt; S.lfllltit:J ·---- Ju • 1on FIEO 8YUOI! THUNPEPI/9 l'ill' ~hiHtlbJe, which hRdbeen lll1lier (J/:$emtfK»1 /Jij#le ,mfg l) p~M~~if lic/NIIQm ~-~ ~ I to ~ the; to· , / mAT WAS U>IFAIR! 'ltllJ ATTACKeD .. I ' ' ME FROM BEHIND! ~lT - ~~- TO I~DUCE- M<9ELF' E. PEtrY, IN'IENTOR! . ' I I t ( I I I I'M VIC FLINT OF nu: GOOP GUVS, HEF\E- 10 H!;LP YOU I SIR! YOU ARE . BEING SPIED IPOt-J SY A DANGEROUS WOMAN SPY! ~!.l. oendollne Sl!eets, ' ~ad. I- I 110 8 nearly noon Sun~~ l!l!lted- Ollicen Ill. fioney, 11, RL r.lt -~ontrol of her trave. The vehicl• .road and through lei by John J. Call, EI~ER 'lt>U'F\E. TELLlN6 ~ THE TRUTH OP.'!OU'R& A '1/Efff DUM& EXPI.AINED POe lHAT HER •FilS• coOL£> COME ON A6AJN. . ;· --~ City. There .... 1ge. The accideul . ·: Davis Rd., abou1 east of Rt. 218. ,, •~" accldeut aecurrel Saturday on Rt l ·_,·' IOI'Ib of the Sllvel _:, he patrol said :~ ::ro:.;,.:~~~: ' I ~ ·~·· 4 ~ '. Neither waF 1 Sunday WU I I al , sa, Rl 3 Pom- &URei.MI ' City, I I f ' I I I I'M LAI'ISON f ; • -d ln DRAKE'5 5HIP! 1991MPU- DRAWER SECRJ;T l~dlted/g to fhe }/c)(&e HOLD'IOURTON6UE'! ~-NOW c;£r ABOARD ~NTf~ING WORKIN5 ON A TOP- PA:l\JE!CT I A PI~TOL.LGAP'N! THEY AREN'T NAlt~l THEY'RE_,. ~ONCE,IRI~HMAN, employed wlllt lnt..rnallonal S yk~• - lii wb TO.THE GOVE:RNMENT, ua- d &>ns C.,. Masonry AMID~HII"l BW, Sl Op. , : rn .• aJI -a, PETTY I 1'0 !XJUBT HE ,g A V.&.UJo\BLE NAA .:. :..eJ~ laB · WIL.LGETTHEE A. VMIT HOl-E Ta ylor, ' iut !itovll!r, itf ' rl l., al Ho'l. .. \ . ' Columbus,:¥¥ 00 ervices wlll be bells" at2p. m.altbe ,.al Home wllb llii ·rt Grimm olfi~. will be ln - ~ u Hoh er 1 Mona • .,, " listerl; eea Jar- . ' address II I ~., • of Nel8citMilc -~ .. Iaiiier, J!ld.- : lbe riSbl side ol I hit a guard raiL noderate damage, '- man, 31, Pt. Pleu nger, suffered 1 , aud Harmon had hi ann. No eb&rfl •' • l fl I II I I MY I i~ - I, ' . ! I I f>FI)NoYf;ED NAY I'D ALWAYS CAAE FOR HfR-6ET HER CURED SCWIEHOW. HER "5PEUs' WOULD ALWAY5 SE OUR SECRET. '!HAT'S ( IV•oNC: I I< G'• lol 11'al<'c. ;1' i' II l' ... I , ! WHY MU5T ~14E ALWAY$ 1\~~~i ME LIKE A CHILU!1'LL 1-r' I-IER-!'LL - l. •• r O'UB BOARDING IIOUSB I r C!JME ON, DR. CASEY! I'M GOIN'1DAMY! d stal'l prograD! d a tooth brusl! WHOI.UTORY. .. I I you FOOL! )OU HIP AMY!> SICKNESS FRl¥. ME! lW I<IPI' 1M- FD KtOYIN' QIE'S GOII<G 1D -~~ en Lift risit ressman Walte1 I I ooth paste man' I ~ .~ ~ c. ' I' I • \ f ' ' ~· - ~- ~. PJ.£AsE.. JlQ.I'T EWRYIHING! 'lOO CAN'T RUN too arr~ ~ ell I'KmiRl t«1N... . n. IDI of ! -! Ctl L ' ell! .._ Jul Wil ~I lleli I li'll ' ' ~~ W, I I I- ' i' I W!IJ ninistraton lm· li I, today, Ia tba1 tooth paste .. . ..:: ... ...., ~ ~ f'(J•. ' . '· " J. . I ~· ~~J ot!.do i desired adal. 1 •llfled by what I ur or Ove eJau. �., '.,. -~ ·.~ .) ' '' /'" ·' .- '1'~ "\ ·- · 1 ' ..J-. ... ·· _t. • _,.. . '·.:.;:~,. 10 ,.. .. ~ "" . W(l; 1,o 4 - r., fl!!"".oll r · ·· - . , .. j • . •, -- . •. ~ - · . . . .. . ., . .. · · ·..· .· · ·. · - ~ · ·· · - . - - ~ -- - .. . .. · · .f .. 1·• . - 1 t l -~·h ·"-lol\0 , ... . . . ...... '' ' '"'" 't · . ...... -· ,.... - ~ ·- '· a l~, ~. .•... died ;. one _!f " -~ t il ::~ .• .. } V$el 20 Ollcllit n•ar· l i ..._, ' ' Mi l I hyi B£. "4 RObert ( dauP&iit!• ..p:. Btlly~ f m., aJI ~, bb•. lw •t Holftl' Mol'lfl'f· lltover•. Ri &I •• 11K. (! Etln be\11 I f 1 JllhA 4-1 11 . tj:lt .. itS ( ,f'.:Jrll~ G Thf' N' Arf I ' ~e; . SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE OFFERS $1,000.000 . · • J!ll. sls1en, IY and ... JJII'o · ColumbiiJ,"\ ~ . · Unsuccessful In its 100-yea~ seerch for the linK between !lea5t !!!nd Men, the 5mith'50nlen todey appealed to the public ot lerQe to search ell caves end swemps f'o~any clue. .1....,. Bloom, Ml · ! , addren' is i !ral Home with the rt Grimm officl* will be In MileJ James, OJ , ·; of NelsoDvnte and ~rs, liD- ..m be beld at 2 p. m. at !be ervlces I "JUT I DON'T WI.NT TO GlOW UP AND IE LIKE POP ••• I WANT TO IE A IO$S LIKE YOUr' .... ' bv 'Walt 'W•tterberg O'UT Ot1R W'AY FOR MISSING l.IIIJK II • •ny: I .... &!Itt· l:wris ·\ra: • !I 17, Ji of·,thf! Ho~Mir so :;r, I ALSO TELL YOU WHI.n TO YOUl NEIGHIOlSr" ~ lli9 h0 1pl~l.. In ' •' .. WOOdl ! •IY al J• • ,• ·'-· Mann • charg. . fiot1 ·· town • . ' ;. .. ~- ' • ll'u: ......... ') ... Marm ' Va. ;:J. ~11 11 a ~ - ·.. 1918 ( 111 •• • t .. ~-._- ' coi;),Jt. ly'lJv iwo aboar liky ·' Cap Wood· t --- - ~·v; ! .i"! illj! __.,. __ """'·,... ........... - ,.. employed wiQ d Sons Co. Masomy and wao a memlntema1ional Hod ollders CoiiUIIOI don of America d d • 1n • 10n D-ear _collision af •omeroy, accord· tne of four week A fi11Qerneil, en eyelash,even a suspender DUtton, w 11I tJe wor.t.h one mill ion dOIIers In oesh to t.he lucKy fInder- !! , 38, Rt. 3 Pom- udoline Sheets, !ad. Neither wa! Bmi!RGRABAIQ.T · ~a¥. NOW I 'VOo ouanllt I i ,_ TtiBECAFtRVIN' ON l.IKETUAT -8EAUTIFUL.O"'( U+<E 'TIUS.. " · "- ' . ,' aF4NOTAER FINQ~ -I CUTTIIA'ft.l ON A. PmAI'O PEI!L.ER! •• •• MOOEEJ.~ •• TI-IAT'5 BE I IER! 8Ab'IU00611J~~e'ttlll UNAAPPV, OOOD11-l011611T!> MAKE VOU AAPPV-1'1'~ TAA'T SIMPLE! 1J.Ie BAD ONE'S> '"EAKIN Wlll!ll 'l't)U AIN'T LDOKING ANI> Pld\1 EHD111EV'RE REAL, BUT'TI-IEV AINT..:nl£ OII~Y /1EAl. TIIOU61«SARE TilE cSOOJ) ONES. KNOW 'TI-lE 1RU111ABOU'T 111£ ~ON~AND TIIEY'I..L. SKEEDADDLC! ~C /A I ! 6: 1966 b,. NEA. law r.M. Ill .. u.s. r..-. Off. UMTT~ Nal !&HI I foil 'eontrol of be! trave. The vehicl• . road and through Jd by Jolm J. Call, a City. There was 1ge. Tbe accidenl Davia Rd., abour accident OCCWied Saturday Oil Rt. 1 IDrth of tbt Silvel he patrol sold moo, 36. Rl 2, Pl. •t control and bit the rljhl aide ol I hit a cuard raiL noderate dama&t. man, 31, Pl. Pl1!8& nger, sulfe:ed I , and Harmm bad ht arm. No cbarlf c1~ I ·-· -. f.4 I I fill •led. om~ lt, Rt !It Honey, east of Rt 218. I I 4 j Sunday Will 110 0 nearly noon Sun- ' I • ' ' en Lift I •ll 1 ~ ;r J4 ... . r• • ' , 6i X J II . ·!•, l q I -ch' • Crj ,., ~ -- ~ aJ. Jul WII ~~ - ~ -a~ ·w.J " \ l I + MW NUMBER UNOE~ 100 =--36S= tooth paste wUI nlnistraton lm· + deJired ~- I 11illed by 'l!bal I ur or five clall- NllHIII!It YdV Proic:Ga t I ' ,, ' -! ' tJ . ..li~ . - ; ·'' ' d Start pl ogtBDI d a tooth brusb ressman Walte1 ooth paste man· : today, .. tba1 141/1.1. 1m ~ AH; TH/l SECfl/" J! ~/I.L 8'6 Cc . t' ~ = + 5'1= - )(50=YOUR AGE X .2 115=- .· . ' '11(£ l'tlfSr.:z ~~~~ 2 lfltJHs~ ' 0'• f loi "' So l'llju'liwaitand.~ee who comes outatha.t hole! j , . I f. ISit I' �., •.. 1 l-'.1 -~-- . .- . .----.--.. ~ .-~-~-- . ' ...__,_....__,. .,. ,._,. ,. ., - ----..--..,.---- .····-~- --- .. ( " I, *''.' •I - -...,...~ - . . . ,..-- . -.-· . -~ ' f• . ....••• . : ;: __ _ " ~I t---,r ..I,... __ ,.... _ _ ..__ __ ....... I " _._~ . .-..·---~............., , _.....~--":( THAN~ YOUR& VERY KND) • e .. ·, enttne 1: ~ ' r.....-..fi· <i, ••• '4-~. ·.'''] ~­ . I: . . ~~!,. , ,jt, )!... "' ~o . HMMM! YOU'VE RUN OUr '"'' OF . ,, ' Vpl X\(111 . - --·· •li' ·~~ ,..,. .. ' ,, ~"' ~ COlJ I tyit two ab<N Ji~~ .... • c. Va. ' SORRY l:M LATE, MARY/ 1 Mari STOPPED To 1-lELP A MOTOR- char: IST, WJ-10 WI>S HAVrNe CAR TJCOUaLE! floft Ill• ··Wab! •·•ly m · WORUJ Rutland Father .of • Killed InStantly lh· Collision on Rt. Iet -·17i ·I PT. PLEASANT - As ofPI. Pleasant Archery IIJ'OUDds ' 10 a. m., today, 856 u. S. Arch- norl9 of Pl. Pleasant lA the ory champions bad registered McCllnUc Wlldlll~ Area around tor the 21st annual National! p. m., DST. Field Archers Association tour- National champiom from evQfjlit'r, Higher , • • name11t. erywhere in the United ~tales, ' P4WB - IIIINI SKIRTS AcUon got underway at the both me11 and women, are Inhad the opening ot the PariS . winter style shows Ieday looking II!!• the Follle1! Bergere.l ' • Let aiid lot• ol It - skirts from .4 to 12 inches a1>9ve the knee '\ili ',F 'sed photogqphers to scramble at the presentation T. M. .... V. S. Pot. Off. .... ' Archery·Event Commences . Woo l916 Marl 2,6.00 Persons in .\Area lao, I ufi~.u. ing 2 on} II designet Jacques Esterel. Severa! wool coats and w•"' •& short they wer• lh• len~ of ·'bathlng suits. '·• 111!111' ' 'It .e Cong Units Stfl•ke 10 TIIDeS • ·, , , t• •• . <:llrft)ll an\1 ~ ll , ' ,..,.to '"P. .... I:M Robert. dau&'lll"" BW.v Ilk p: m .• ai1 .JuJtQr bkes. E •t Jiuhrt-1 bv A:rt · Sansom. TIIB BORN LOSBB • Molllfl)' Two Injured 1n Auto Collision S:loHr, I'! m.• • t He ·""" .....' Lower ,1 1•, Hu»a hOtpi~ tvclhJ • •• 1194,., Elbabelll ! , I I, Jllha....a/ 11. LOll. Wit {,f' Qf jl t' ' " TIItrt' '~--I 1-'l ' ' I ' I . ' --. -..--· 1 •t'' I .1" . ...... .. "' • "f!- J¥Y,mJ'A • ~1 't'NJic.E- .. .. ,, '' Cf?EAM ClJI.lE: .I 1 ..-. " (&fll ,' . Cit I I 1-' I {.4 I ' I • < ,3 I . ·.:- I !( • ll ( I Jl l l ...i4 j ~ WISH W~'P e~~N I' l I 'I '' ~ 6! ·f •" TIIB PBBN'Y PARM: • II II .. eo~N 11-J F~ANCE: ... THE:Y SAY 1'Hose YOO CAN e:sc.A~cSo-rs ~eAI..I..Y KNOW SAY 1"HAf AGAIN/ FWSH. HOW '10 L-IVE: to ch · . . ·- -. ~ 60Y, IF :X: loiAV' .SOMISTH I NG I I 10 MAKe. A FIS1" WI1"H ::X:'P ' l ! Cri • I ..... chi a!. Jut Wil a~ ., II ' i ·I GIVE: '1'00 A KNOCKL..IS SANPWICH YOO'P NE:VE!~ F0~6ES1"! r-~-:-:-r"T I l J I '·'. -~ · ·w.~1 MO!Ii!NINCS :X: WAS 1"At..KING 'f"O AN ecSYPfiAN SCA~Afl eoPV'Y OF MINE:, A l-IP••• lol Ill! :X:'i..L.. SAY'! we C< ol WAY OF L-IFE' IS SL>CH A P~AG ! csee, JL>S1" 1'HIS ! I ••• 00~ -- . ---~· · ·:._ ·-.~ . f. :±- l;. ' 'I . · -- · .. -· -·· ·· .......... ~ .. .. , . . ·- Y'oo CA 1..1.. IN c:S ME!A . L.IA~?! ' � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 24, 1966 miller thompson