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The meotlnl, In charge of committee for contribution. contact . Colu.:ru,ia Gas theme was the county , . lair arid daughters, _JJnda 'arijl WI, bus WedfleadaY to attend .; Mrs. Cllarles Lewis, president, It was Members of theme, "My Lady:"· .Jiave relul'lied·home, Webe luncheon ind meellnl of 0 opened with devotions by Mrs. [Junior WI ng 1 c w 1 the WJ~~ty were ribbqhs were .awarded to Mrs. race, after a len days, vacation trlct offlcen of Ohio Older · Chlirles Hayes, using as ber. to- have a of gourd craft at Gard: Robert Reibel Robert Tbompobir t.!t the !.Jar· at Myrtle BesCh, S.C. Eastern Stars. Mrs. Curd · pic, "WUiing to Sacrifice." the Garden Club. convention In IU'' d · t r' ' ' . the tha Washln"'•n cliss · 11 , tradtlhert Lori strucl.< by an • 011 eave a emons a11on •, • · , • · 1 vice presidentIllof District 1 pl'll!idenl county fair ' flower shoW. classes. llo~U~I· mass arrangeipenl Ql· ro:v lll!lomn~n... BUtTering -~· and Mrs. Sml a pas . : ,.. Fair booka with no.nr sbow es; Mrs. Struble, for the Cliar· !liven! abrasions plus. seCond ol Oistricl 25. 'l'heY we~ ae> acbeduies of' ·l965 county fairs lene HoefliCh cliss, an arrange- and third -dearee burns on her companied bY Mrs. CUrd s 1111>of Ohio, were · exhlbiied. The· ment interpreting Melga Coon- right ar~. She was a pat!ent: al wr, Mrs.. JJpra .•·.. Holley . who travelitll prize ,donaied by Mrs. bright zinnias and lfeeD fqf. Ocean Vtew Ho~pl~ there, ·~1!4 spent the 4)' -~lh friet~ds, lage and also tor the Luci B. lB now rece!v!na treatment ev·. .t-.....-:.:.>..-• el Visited Johnson class, suitable for a ery otlter day atoHolzer Ho~p~ ~ HELD ReIa !IV , bride's table, an arrangement tat · A P~· ~nd cookout t1 In Sundnersville. of roses from the garden of · ood . lllnooln 011111 ,;Uult Sunday SchoOl Mrs. Ada Slack accompanied C. J. Struble; m~ Mrs. Robert Mrs. Harold H of . ·home u :waa ·held at the home ol ber brOth\!~' and s!ster·tn·lBW, Lewis lor the Lols Weaver Hetghts, retllrned to ~Mr' ldargarel Ann earleton w~ 8 Committees for the year were and guests; June, Mary Mar· Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blake, of class, a modem arrangement of of her parents.;•· and 1 ' C.. day evening. Attendlnl wert named when the 8 et 40 Meigs lin and Gladys Mowrey: and Lottridge, to Su~vtlle, W. magic.' lilies and evergreen in a P. Wilbams Mi .leport, ': Mae Jones and cblldreni LlwCounty Salon 710 met in regu· July. mstailabon. . Iva., where they v!Stled over stone jar. foilowmg surg ry "lren<i! . and Lillian Scarbn!Uih, tar session Monday evening at The door prize, a servtng the weekend -1r\th another bro- Games were played under the Gallipolis Me<l!cai Cenler. Dorothy Harden and ~ i the hollUI of Gladys Mowrey, tray brought by Mrs. !her and sisler-in-law, Mr. and dlreclion of Mrs. Struble and Mrs. Larry Wolle and cbil· Leo and Llnnie Taylor , and with Mary Reapp as co-hostess. was awarded to Mrs. Brmker. Mrs. Oia G. Blake. . . prizes . awarded to Mrs. Robert dnn and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter daughler, Homer and LOulae,_. Mary Martm thanked the Salon While !here they YiSite<l tbe Thorn son Mrs Llo d Moore were Thursday busii)I!Oi v!Bitors Anderson and son, Belly van Myrtle Walker, chapeau, op- for support in ber being elect· sUe of ihiJ. Summersville Dam P ' · Y • • · Meier and Pal and Etmle Brla10 1 ened the meeting in ritualistic ed Stale L'Cuncierge. The Na· and recreation park being buiU : : hMrs. dRobe:: Lew!•, afler MGall!:hs. Reapp of Chesa· ker The wao erillvonetl . form. ln the absence of Pearl tlonal L'Marche will be held at by the Goverpment on the Gau~ed ab" e : h t'Ourse was :•· 1 ary this . week ·with •musle and siJIIIn&. ' Knapp, the r"f!"rt of tbe Pre · I Shoreham Hotel, Wash!nglun, D. ley River. This is the largest iletV • ooleSB. pea e s spen Marc he and L Marcbe held c., September 1·3. Mrs. Mar· earth dam east of the MISsissl· cenlly in Colu.mbus, was g1ven tin, stale delegate, plans to ,ppi River and is 357 ft above by Mary Martm. It was annoon· attend. stret~m bed, with • sea level 1red that birthday cards f o r A salad L'Ourse was served elevation of 1,650 ft. Length ol !July and August had been sent by the hostesses and prizes a- the recreation pool wiU be IS ( to the chtkiren at National Jew- warded dtmng the social hour. miles and its surface area, 2.- to-~~ .W~ay ,., ' ,• witli .. •~P ..,..,.. '.I ~~:= ~or ~;~~n ~ ~ou~ :•:ub -~ ~:~: ~~ieport. ~!splay ~: Cbin'l~s ouler Th~ ~·air :~M~ ~lue .. ' . , ) THREE SecTIONS .r ' I l4, 1966 di'j Wb!l~ ""'+ ..24' ~ T~· wu ,· •, ..' ~' Committees are ·Named for ·Year "?j va!esct~g W~iker, I "1 think my feeli11g of ii1Ser711'ity started when I fir st serred h;m Kentucky Fried Chirl.'en." re- I CROW'S STEAK HOUSE POMEROY, 0. 992-5432 evenl~g 1-=~-:-::::-:-:-::~==~-~-=-=-=--:::::::::E::::::~-~ ishThree Hospitrophies talm Denver, Colo. •• won by the S Ar 723 a~res. _...d-""'d'"-~ lhey stopped at Hawks Nest. Salon at the State Marche were 0Ufi aD p od !8 p t iJ I on display. Activiites for fund· · \raising projects were discuss~ r UC ar Y ed and it was voted to bold a ~ Given on Tuesday rummage sale in September, the I ~ A Stanley Products Party, dedate and place to be · announc. ~·1 monstrated by Mrs. Evelyn Ho1ed. Annual dues are being col· ~~ . ier of Racine, R.D., was ~d at lected following the partners' ' the home of Mrs. Carl Hul)bard 1 payment ol dues in the Ameri· M M 1 Co of H k . Tuesday evening. Games were :can Legion Auxiliary. I rs. ar ~n xdi ac enk played and prize. awarded to Mary Martin reported two ~ck, N. J ·: 15 ~pen ng a wee l- Miss Debbie Hubbard. Mn. Ichanges were made in the con- I WJlh her sJster-m-law, Mrs. A Ada Slack, Mrs. Roger Hubbard 1 stitulion and by-laws and the bert Cox. and Mrs. Margaret Cotlrlll. Salons are !o make t'Orrection Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris Following the demonstration and mail to the departmental and children, Danny and Carol refreshments wen! ~erved by chatrman. A note of congratuia- of Painesville, Ky., visited \Mrs. Hubbard to Mrs. Holler, lions was read from Louise S!e- 1l bere with her mother, Mrs. El- Mrs. Roger Hubbard, Mrs. wart of Athens, a partner of s!e Haddox. 1Slack, Mrs. Cottrill, Miss HubGalha Salon 812 on the awards I bard Mrs. ArthUr Wolfe, Mrs. 1 won by SB!oo at L'Marche and I Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen have Jam~s Harris, Mrs. Oick Har· also to thank Mrs. Walker for . returned !rom a week's visit ris, Mrs. Pauline Morarity, inviting her to be her install· in Dayton with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Laura Le!IMII, Mrs. Law· ing officer. John C. Goodrich. Wltile there renee Diddle, Mrs. Larry Hub[ Committees named by the they attended !he wedding of bard, Miss An&tla Hubbard, chapeau Included, Calherine I Miss Toni Mantiah, dauahter of Mr. Carl Hubbm, of Syracu,. Welsh, L'Advocate; Pear 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Joseph and Mr. and Mri. ·Wllliam Wat· Knapp, L'Surintante; Ruth Mantiah, and David Lee Mark· son and Ella !!Jnith, of Pomeroy. Thornton, ritual and emblems; land, held at lhe St. Joseph Rhoda Hackett, Eunis Brinker cathedral in Dayton. VISIT IN POMEROY . .. and Julia Hysell, child wei· Raymond Eiselslein and Mr, fare; Mary Martin, DorothY , Mr. J. E. Carson of B~cyrus and Mrs. Leonard Rusa, CloveSpencer and Eileen Searles, IS here for a VtSII with hiS dau· laod, are spending a few days constitution and by-laws; Mrs. ghler and son-fn.iaw, Mr. and 1n Pomeroy with Mr. and Mrs. Searles, Mrs. Brinker and Mary Mrs. Wayne Gibbons. Philip Meinhart. Reapp, partnership; catherine , Miss Joan Kenny of Rocky Welsh, musiclene: Mary Mar· I River, Ohio, visited Thursday tin, publicity; Iv• Powell, Ju- wilh Mr. and Mrs. Emerson lia Hysell and Mrs. Thornton, Jones. Miss Kenny and Barbara ways and means; Mrs. Mow- Jones were roommates at Ohio rey, scholarship: Mrs. Brinker Univerllity. and Mrs. Spencer auditing• and Mrs. Hysell, Mrs. Hnckei Dr. and Mrs. Cecil Horden Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Spencer and of Columbus were weekend Gemma casci wreck guests of Mrs. Garen StansHostesses el~ f~r 1 h 0 bury, Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. year were September, Myrtle George Skinner and fa'?lly of Walker and Iva Powell, 8 wlen- Rock S~r1~g~, and relataves 1n er roast at Walker c 8 m P West Vtrgm1a . They were acLong Bottom, October, Juli~ companied by their grandchilHysell and Eileen Searles· No- dcen, Billy, Carolyn, Meddte, vember, Rhoda Hackett ' and and Libby of Riverside, Calif., Catherine Welsh; December 12 who are spending a month In Christmas party at Martin res: Columbus with their grandpar· taurant; January, Myrtle Walk- ents. er, Eun!s Brinker and' Oorothy Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Haw· i Spencer; February, Pearl kins have returned from SpringKnapp and Mary Martin: March; lieid where they spent a week Ruth Th.ornton, Gemm~ CaS? with his brother and sister-in- ~ Iand Mary Reapp; Apt~. Julia law Mr. and Mrs. John Hawk· ' Hysell and Eileen Searles; May, . ' to entertain department officen msBarbara Jones returned home Thursday after spendini the week in Columbus with h e r About Middleporl I I ., ' OUR SAFE DEPOSIT .XES ARE EASY TO COST SO LITTLE~700! uq... The pennies a week it cost.~'til safeguard your jewelry-and importah·~ · papers and other valuables, in a safe d'&posit box here -entitle you to use your 'b )x d8 often as you willh (during regular,_banking hours of course). Also you aloit,f, have the keys, 101 only you can open it ••• and al-ways in ~omplete privacy, too. Rent 11 safe de~siflb'qx here NOW! Ot>,en Friilly Nights 6:00 to18e00 p.m. ~!* - POMEROY W *ATIONAL BANK r".,.. " .. ' ' POME~~ng Ni,;9shunty tor""'' 94 y~utLAND Meml»); Federal Reserve System on Drive to Elberfelds in Pomeroy for your the return trip Back to School.tlothes and Accessories. Opert Friday N~ht until& 0~· ~turday Night until 9 Agood time for family shopping. . ~ '·, .' .,\~ ··~ .. ' ~ •·'r·.. ,lf :1·· .. !.,. , ... ~ • · · ·, ·. r • ' llaad. · .' / ' - . Abo\11 ·.\000 while! )eere4, cunea. altjl tm:ew ltpllle. auil . · kepi on '"\ollmcel ~~-~ they "'"" " the •¥n\r.)Ide of ,URI louf.lt\ile slreet: 'l'1lp . ·~rs waiN • c'orrklur rl bard· pol~. . - ... There's lots of wonderful values for your family and your home. '. ". e·Animosity iri Chicago arl~y. . ~ 1 and plainclothesmen, emlbiting a p o I i s h e d professionalism 1. gained from repealed ' recent r1 o I • and demonstrations, ! chased while teenagers wbu tried to block the marchers. , Flfleen adults and two juveniles were arrested. Underworld Joins Hunt For Killers .I ' Steak House Pays $1.16 a Pm14d for Mason's Grand Champion Frid~y ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY PT. PLEASANT- The Grand Champion Steer of !he Mason ~!!!!!1!!!!!1!!!!!1!!! r (' •• '1 .,. ,., ,, :;· ·' ·• ' 1 ! Member F~l Deposit Insurance Corporation . "' 1 sister and brother-in-law, Mr. ' and Mrs. Lee Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd are leaving this weekend for Dallas, Texas. They will be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wells of Circleville. They will visit Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Lloyd in Dallas. . The Rev. Clyde Bartlett, 1 pastor of the First Church el ! PRICE I LARGE LOT LADIES SPORTSWEAR l PRICE the Na1..arene, Is on vacation. The Rev. John Currey will be the speaker for Sunday services. LADIES Mrs. Edward Wells was hooleso when the Sew·Rite Sewing club met Wednesday evening at the club room. BATHING SUITS ........ l PRICE conducied by Mrs. Elza Gil· I LOT LADIES Bl ouses V•l~o~•• r••s.oo _ Many Othor Items at Reducocl Prlc"l BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0 -~ ·• SEE THE INCREDIBLE ~ SHRINK1NG PRICES. Sew-Rite Sewing Club 1uu Meeting A short business session wa!l more Jr. , vice president. from them and reaetlon be fierce tmd formidable.!; Joll9btin& . lour ol lhe slatemenla A family picnic was dlscwsed. Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken received a birthday gift from her secret pal. Refreshlnento were served by the boatess to Mrs. Raymond Baity, Mra. Ronald Browning, Mrs. WUiard Boyer, Mrs. GUmore. Mrs. Donald MeKnight, Mrs. Van Vranken, Mrs. Oonald Collins, and Mra. Wil· Ilam Grueser. Mro. Donald MeKnight wm be hoatess for the l--~~--:_~------~:::::::::::::::=:=·::::::~.JMn m~ oo w~. ON ALL NEW · '66 .PLYMOUTHSI 1 ./., I See your Plymou,h Def!let for a. CJea~ /Jftllj . ·AUT~ o~~ua ~.. ..•••• · . TOM MJPDLEPORT, 0. 199 SOUTH 3RD AVE. I Auaust 2l. >, • \ to .. ,, ·!. �,. ' -~- Iii· r NE, South Viet Nam _Thirteen monUta ago U.S. Marines, tired of taking dally casualties Inside their """ Unes put cam Ne to the ) ' ~ ! ' " ' J' .:.' l .. I 'l ., Ne. They rebuilt their homes \ The coop de grace was l'wiUt. . and the Leathernecks chipped delivered on Ute recommend&· Capt. Bruce W1thers of in truckloads of building Uon of. the Vielnamese province IBOston, Mass., ,a,ssistanl supplies to help them after chiet. . · · adviSer to Hoa Yang diS et, receiving pledges fttey would no Two Vielnam... companies put II another way• lol!fh. ' longer harbor the enemy. . cleared the village while a part · The VC were stiillp the town. ' They evacualed the villa&ers, Saturday, howe¥er, the V1ef- of a U.S. Marine company V1etnamese tropps swept many of them Viet Cong namese and the Americans backed them up in a blocking methodically through the corns ym p a t h i z r s. Aud using decided the villace must go for pos1Uon. . plex of hamlets looking lor flamethrowers and cigarettes good. Capt. George Sweet . ol twmels and booby traps as they they burned tho thatched huts Vietnamese troops backed, up Richmond, Va., the U.S. Army moved the villagers out. , to !he ground. The Incident was by U S. Marines swept through, adviser to the Vietnamese On July 8, 14 VC su~~ filmed by American television forc ibly clearing out all res-- troops, said the area has long were taken mto custody m the and brought w i d e sp r e a d idents and relocating them in been a "minor nuisance." vill~ge, They. were singled out protests and indignation. the nearby "New Lire 11 hamlet. Located as it is, only two by mterrogat10n. But about 150 dieha(d vilia· j In a few days U.S. Marine miles from vllat Da Nang Wlthm said there had been gen refused efforts to relocate , engineers will enter the silent Airbase, the "minor nuisance:• ~any other l~stanc_es of open thlm in 8 nearby refugee cmd dead village and remove. it Iapparently was one the Amen- VIet Cong activity m Cam Ne hamlet and returned to Cam from th face of the earth. cans could not a~ord to put up including combat patrol actions •· ' '• •• Wipe OUt~ cam Nl!t.r Goo~ .. j '' ,j ' '• ' ' ,. 'I •, ~ ! • '• . ' ·;.. ·.,. a• I 1 1 I 1 WADE LOUKS Louks Awarded 50-Year Pin Deaths· .•. ,. •• TODA Y; . TUESDAY & WEDNE$.DAY '· of ----PLUS: CARTOON WIDN!SDAY; 1fiURSD(OY 01111 PfUDA'I' . . • lotiO Dav II·· in · THE NANNY a'nd Tony <!urHs In SEX .AND THE ·· , . SINGLE, GIRL Pamoroy, Oltlo CLOSID THRU AUGUST 20 , ' •.• • $ ~- · . . . . .., . .. .I t .. , • In Color ---PLUS: CARTOON SUNDAY, MONDAY' 1nd TUESDAY Aug. 21·22·23 . · SATURDAY 'CINLY !lobltlt.«tUI,.IIt.. .· PRAN!(EijST!JPI .,MUTl . THE SPACE MO~ST·R "HARPER" (Technicolor) . . Paul Newman "Country of Buckeye Aug. 20, • Lauren Becall ..... . •rid . •• • •. . . . .... · · ~" • • . j! .<@ • .., . 11)1·• • • • • • fJ '• ~ ••••• 1 . c...... 'I GREAT ·~ J. "J!iSpey''· Will · ' D~eUne•.tiegan: Hi will ~turn !fb ,._ l SHERMAN . r • · .. FORFEIT BONDS Four persons forfeitin& bonds c I F b w· A d ~~~~~:.:. ~~~h ~.o:~w~:;~: p • rene ·. ins war tn Mei&• County Court Fridsy were Loren Harrah, driving left I For Seroce . In . v·Jet N . of center. each m. and Howard Edward Nelson. driv· a~ in& left of Cffiter, $27.50. j ASCS TO-CONVENE Marine Lance Corporal Vaughn t'. French,, 2~ son The Gallia County Agricul· of Mr and Mrs. Vaughn J. French, Addison, was r cent· lure Soil and Conservation Ser· ly awarded a Meritorious Mast Ia rare. award which calls vice convention will be held at or reco'!'mend~ a .promotion) for hiS performance of · th ASCS . duty while servmg m V1et Nam. 10 a .m., wed nesday'" e Cpt.' French was with the shock and resuscitation offK't. at .92 Sycamore St. J. teams on opera 1.ton " Do ubl e Eagl e - Phase II" and Melvm Gliil<>rt. chairman . of "Virginia". which covered the periods from Feb. 19 the ASC county . commltlee .. throu h Feb. 28 and from April 4 through AprU 30 of states the ron ventwn 1s open th . g · kl the bl' " year. I . pu I C. I A Je-tter from French's rum- Iwish you well in yvur fl,ltQfe en-'l manding oHif'er. J. T. Vincent, deavors.'' · ' stated. i French, a 1!162 Kyger Creek As the only electrician wtth High school BJ'aduale, . ·joined the teams vou spent many hours the Marines In October, 1964. For Fall Day Quarter tllrough various nights working I He was located near Ute Do· with electric~\ equipment to , Nang Air Foree base, while Classes Begin ' kPep it in running order. Your : fighting the Communists in Vi· Sept. capable efforts and devotion to' et Nam . . While ,overseas, he 13 dutv undoubted!} kept. many ' met one Gallia countian, Larry "Tha Beller Jobl Go To units of whol< blood from dam. !Liuie. an old high school··bu<J. age and therefore contributed Idy . They met ¥ French was de. GBC Graduates" a great dea l lo the saving of rna- parting _Yiet Nam, Litlle · GIC HH Been Approved ny lives. On Operation · ''Virgin· just arrived . . ia." during a periOij, when French has been home vislt,., Veterans Training :rounds werl enl.@riJ18 the camp, ing friends and relatives :since Under tho New Gl Bill Iyou •bowed cool leadership in .July 10. He reported to Camp ;helping the medical personnel , LeJeune, N.C. Saturday . !!~ has ~talot 11nd lnforrNtion take <.:o~Jer. two years remaining on his prel••lllobloUoon Roo_, "Though not a hospital corps- sent enlistment. men. ~·ou gave freely of your 1 Business lime and ffiergies in !he care of EVERY f H()Uflll. badly injured patienls. Your COLUMBUS iUPI) - For the efforts have drawn the alten- first six' months of 1166, every tion, praise and favorable com· four hours in Ohio someone men! ol those about you. Again died in a traffic accident high· J commend you on your exem· way safety department ~ DiarY oerfOnQanct uf 4ub aiJd -(i&< ~ QalnrA Qv ' )eft ''.{ College . . . . . . CQ. \ ,' ' ,' - ,.;j(. I<' t ' ..,_.. r P.D.I4 POMIROY, 0. ·~ ,. ~dua~~ ~Ul&tlierll._,.. 'find It ,difficult to b.vld tbeitl:illfaati(IIJid• = t e h activities on t h e mli,ln s~. 3 ll-> .Tile ·l!Sl ··g ~f a black top pn.je~ arollljJ ·thflmldwayr' 4-A bnef •nmmary sheet, wllh ~ of a)l .w!nne!'s. turned i!tto the maiD hir~ llf&e · bmuedla\ely following eacb event. This WOUld only llelp local. media - there's po · to cov• all ev t~ that are ·going oo the ou1'41t·town of lcials who call long·disIl>r results. '"IJ!'" WE WILL SELL YOU A NEW '66 CHEVROLET OR OLDSMOBILE' FOR LESS, TO GAIN YOUR BUSINESS AGAIN SELLING CHEVROLET$ & OLDSMOBILE$ IS OUR BUSINESS- YOUR SAnSFAaiON OUR GOAL! - OLDSMOBILES •' $ GALLIPOLIS 210.236 Second Avenue CHEVROLET-OLDSMOii~E. .. Phone 446 3672 j •~ . ' .· , .. .DQN'T.IJONI and --11\1).·1 -Wllahlio,~ :.ear'q WI fea't ..·t h t . .whut )'Oil '~ wbether or liCit a ~MariN lit wOuld lie IJeaefle!al? Owtastll!ill ---6 . ,,;i.e~ lliid oar•1"'9"'J'rtid•,._ ltued ~- USED CA. TRADEo!NS I NOT EVERY PERSON ,, ll'flllfeea LAiGE SELEcTION OF QUALITY ~~ ' ' ... '' ' ' .• co.· • "" ., IN STOCiC l would be Dice when eaJIEid PTA or scouts. but mates I ·' All UNITS • • .. 3 .. ·" • ''!e-......... -~~~· s-i , IS I llfw , . . . ... : I ...... _ . _ . . . , 0 ... ·' .' I , ............ , , \ DISCOUNt ON ......... ,. .......~fs .. _ .... 111 ........ .. , .. .... 'JOIO CII60M. ............ ..... who cal~ on me buys a new TRU~K$ ' • ~ ALL '66 UNITS REDUCED! e e e. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '· MM_ .............. . . . iws 1 1 111 FARMERS BANK diBrolmiWDiit 0(. HERE'S ~·. *(~ , ' , , ~ before the 1967 ~or fair Jiegllia. 1.·l .;;A?;A1 ··~· f.he outdoor stage. 2\ l..... Somf,'tyiit· i( · lf'&lg s~ement foro~ fD. 1 1 . ""'e 1 REGISnR NOW 6180· ... 8:00. '• fcQnd five live flies on the •rdlng to one fairboard .... no more. :a;:. • • ·' :;. THE grounds were s~~ BDi£ fogged each day tW fair was in operatWii(.J~t.tli: practically wJiied out this surnJiier 111~ .proee~Ji .· ., . 1 •. , .. . . . . . . . . 1__, • . • t> CHEVROLET$ " ...... ., BO) €Jatk : Our new trading policy guarantees that yo6 can't get a better buy anywhere - Make us prove it. Better hurry while you still have a selection to - - - - - - - - - . . choose from . We mean business. ., f)llii1N fiJDAY NIGHTS * c= \;~: FR,IENDI 1 ~ ~~r·:a. HOW J1 . to .. 2" ... • ..! �,. ' -~- Iii· r NE, South Viet Nam _Thirteen monUta ago U.S. Marines, tired of taking dally casualties Inside their """ Unes put cam Ne to the ) ' ~ ! ' " ' J' .:.' l .. I 'l ., Ne. They rebuilt their homes \ The coop de grace was l'wiUt. . and the Leathernecks chipped delivered on Ute recommend&· Capt. Bruce W1thers of in truckloads of building Uon of. the Vielnamese province IBOston, Mass., ,a,ssistanl supplies to help them after chiet. . · · adviSer to Hoa Yang diS et, receiving pledges fttey would no Two Vielnam... companies put II another way• lol!fh. ' longer harbor the enemy. . cleared the village while a part · The VC were stiillp the town. ' They evacualed the villa&ers, Saturday, howe¥er, the V1ef- of a U.S. Marine company V1etnamese tropps swept many of them Viet Cong namese and the Americans backed them up in a blocking methodically through the corns ym p a t h i z r s. Aud using decided the villace must go for pos1Uon. . plex of hamlets looking lor flamethrowers and cigarettes good. Capt. George Sweet . ol twmels and booby traps as they they burned tho thatched huts Vietnamese troops backed, up Richmond, Va., the U.S. Army moved the villagers out. , to !he ground. The Incident was by U S. Marines swept through, adviser to the Vietnamese On July 8, 14 VC su~~ filmed by American television forc ibly clearing out all res-- troops, said the area has long were taken mto custody m the and brought w i d e sp r e a d idents and relocating them in been a "minor nuisance." vill~ge, They. were singled out protests and indignation. the nearby "New Lire 11 hamlet. Located as it is, only two by mterrogat10n. But about 150 dieha(d vilia· j In a few days U.S. Marine miles from vllat Da Nang Wlthm said there had been gen refused efforts to relocate , engineers will enter the silent Airbase, the "minor nuisance:• ~any other l~stanc_es of open thlm in 8 nearby refugee cmd dead village and remove. it Iapparently was one the Amen- VIet Cong activity m Cam Ne hamlet and returned to Cam from th face of the earth. cans could not a~ord to put up including combat patrol actions •· ' '• •• Wipe OUt~ cam Nl!t.r Goo~ .. j '' ,j ' '• ' ' ,. 'I •, ~ ! • '• . ' ·;.. ·.,. a• I 1 1 I 1 WADE LOUKS Louks Awarded 50-Year Pin Deaths· .•. ,. •• TODA Y; . TUESDAY & WEDNE$.DAY '· of ----PLUS: CARTOON WIDN!SDAY; 1fiURSD(OY 01111 PfUDA'I' . . • lotiO Dav II·· in · THE NANNY a'nd Tony <!urHs In SEX .AND THE ·· , . SINGLE, GIRL Pamoroy, Oltlo CLOSID THRU AUGUST 20 , ' •.• • $ ~- · . . . . .., . .. .I t .. , • In Color ---PLUS: CARTOON SUNDAY, MONDAY' 1nd TUESDAY Aug. 21·22·23 . · SATURDAY 'CINLY !lobltlt.«tUI,.IIt.. .· PRAN!(EijST!JPI .,MUTl . THE SPACE MO~ST·R "HARPER" (Technicolor) . . Paul Newman "Country of Buckeye Aug. 20, • Lauren Becall ..... . •rid . •• • •. . . . .... · · ~" • • . j! .<@ • .., . 11)1·• • • • • • fJ '• ~ ••••• 1 . c...... 'I GREAT ·~ J. "J!iSpey''· Will · ' D~eUne•.tiegan: Hi will ~turn !fb ,._ l SHERMAN . r • · .. FORFEIT BONDS Four persons forfeitin& bonds c I F b w· A d ~~~~~:.:. ~~~h ~.o:~w~:;~: p • rene ·. ins war tn Mei&• County Court Fridsy were Loren Harrah, driving left I For Seroce . In . v·Jet N . of center. each m. and Howard Edward Nelson. driv· a~ in& left of Cffiter, $27.50. j ASCS TO-CONVENE Marine Lance Corporal Vaughn t'. French,, 2~ son The Gallia County Agricul· of Mr and Mrs. Vaughn J. French, Addison, was r cent· lure Soil and Conservation Ser· ly awarded a Meritorious Mast Ia rare. award which calls vice convention will be held at or reco'!'mend~ a .promotion) for hiS performance of · th ASCS . duty while servmg m V1et Nam. 10 a .m., wed nesday'" e Cpt.' French was with the shock and resuscitation offK't. at .92 Sycamore St. J. teams on opera 1.ton " Do ubl e Eagl e - Phase II" and Melvm Gliil<>rt. chairman . of "Virginia". which covered the periods from Feb. 19 the ASC county . commltlee .. throu h Feb. 28 and from April 4 through AprU 30 of states the ron ventwn 1s open th . g · kl the bl' " year. I . pu I C. I A Je-tter from French's rum- Iwish you well in yvur fl,ltQfe en-'l manding oHif'er. J. T. Vincent, deavors.'' · ' stated. i French, a 1!162 Kyger Creek As the only electrician wtth High school BJ'aduale, . ·joined the teams vou spent many hours the Marines In October, 1964. For Fall Day Quarter tllrough various nights working I He was located near Ute Do· with electric~\ equipment to , Nang Air Foree base, while Classes Begin ' kPep it in running order. Your : fighting the Communists in Vi· Sept. capable efforts and devotion to' et Nam . . While ,overseas, he 13 dutv undoubted!} kept. many ' met one Gallia countian, Larry "Tha Beller Jobl Go To units of whol< blood from dam. !Liuie. an old high school··bu<J. age and therefore contributed Idy . They met ¥ French was de. GBC Graduates" a great dea l lo the saving of rna- parting _Yiet Nam, Litlle · GIC HH Been Approved ny lives. On Operation · ''Virgin· just arrived . . ia." during a periOij, when French has been home vislt,., Veterans Training :rounds werl enl.@riJ18 the camp, ing friends and relatives :since Under tho New Gl Bill Iyou •bowed cool leadership in .July 10. He reported to Camp ;helping the medical personnel , LeJeune, N.C. Saturday . !!~ has ~talot 11nd lnforrNtion take <.:o~Jer. two years remaining on his prel••lllobloUoon Roo_, "Though not a hospital corps- sent enlistment. men. ~·ou gave freely of your 1 Business lime and ffiergies in !he care of EVERY f H()Uflll. badly injured patienls. Your COLUMBUS iUPI) - For the efforts have drawn the alten- first six' months of 1166, every tion, praise and favorable com· four hours in Ohio someone men! ol those about you. Again died in a traffic accident high· J commend you on your exem· way safety department ~ DiarY oerfOnQanct uf 4ub aiJd -(i&< ~ QalnrA Qv ' )eft ''.{ College . . . . . . CQ. \ ,' ' ,' - ,.;j(. I<' t ' ..,_.. r P.D.I4 POMIROY, 0. ·~ ,. ~dua~~ ~Ul&tlierll._,.. 'find It ,difficult to b.vld tbeitl:illfaati(IIJid• = t e h activities on t h e mli,ln s~. 3 ll-> .Tile ·l!Sl ··g ~f a black top pn.je~ arollljJ ·thflmldwayr' 4-A bnef •nmmary sheet, wllh ~ of a)l .w!nne!'s. turned i!tto the maiD hir~ llf&e · bmuedla\ely following eacb event. This WOUld only llelp local. media - there's po · to cov• all ev t~ that are ·going oo the ou1'41t·town of lcials who call long·disIl>r results. '"IJ!'" WE WILL SELL YOU A NEW '66 CHEVROLET OR OLDSMOBILE' FOR LESS, TO GAIN YOUR BUSINESS AGAIN SELLING CHEVROLET$ & OLDSMOBILE$ IS OUR BUSINESS- YOUR SAnSFAaiON OUR GOAL! - OLDSMOBILES •' $ GALLIPOLIS 210.236 Second Avenue CHEVROLET-OLDSMOii~E. .. Phone 446 3672 j •~ . ' .· , .. .DQN'T.IJONI and --11\1).·1 -Wllahlio,~ :.ear'q WI fea't ..·t h t . .whut )'Oil '~ wbether or liCit a ~MariN lit wOuld lie IJeaefle!al? Owtastll!ill ---6 . ,,;i.e~ lliid oar•1"'9"'J'rtid•,._ ltued ~- USED CA. TRADEo!NS I NOT EVERY PERSON ,, ll'flllfeea LAiGE SELEcTION OF QUALITY ~~ ' ' ... '' ' ' .• co.· • "" ., IN STOCiC l would be Dice when eaJIEid PTA or scouts. but mates I ·' All UNITS • • .. 3 .. ·" • ''!e-......... -~~~· s-i , IS I llfw , . . . ... : I ...... _ . _ . . . , 0 ... ·' .' I , ............ , , \ DISCOUNt ON ......... ,. .......~fs .. _ .... 111 ........ .. , .. .... 'JOIO CII60M. ............ ..... who cal~ on me buys a new TRU~K$ ' • ~ ALL '66 UNITS REDUCED! e e e. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '· MM_ .............. . . . iws 1 1 111 FARMERS BANK diBrolmiWDiit 0(. HERE'S ~·. *(~ , ' , , ~ before the 1967 ~or fair Jiegllia. 1.·l .;;A?;A1 ··~· f.he outdoor stage. 2\ l..... Somf,'tyiit· i( · lf'&lg s~ement foro~ fD. 1 1 . ""'e 1 REGISnR NOW 6180· ... 8:00. '• fcQnd five live flies on the •rdlng to one fairboard .... no more. :a;:. • • ·' :;. THE grounds were s~~ BDi£ fogged each day tW fair was in operatWii(.J~t.tli: practically wJiied out this surnJiier 111~ .proee~Ji .· ., . 1 •. , .. . . . . . . . . 1__, • . • t> CHEVROLET$ " ...... ., BO) €Jatk : Our new trading policy guarantees that yo6 can't get a better buy anywhere - Make us prove it. Better hurry while you still have a selection to - - - - - - - - - . . choose from . We mean business. ., f)llii1N fiJDAY NIGHTS * c= \;~: FR,IENDI 1 ~ ~~r·:a. HOW J1 . to .. 2" ... • ..! �'fl, '. ,. ' ·'" , _ _, I ' ., j SUNDAr IBI'I'S PAPEI\· .~ • .) l ~ J J •. i, 'S .. ltWtll1> '• ·•st .... '' • 1 •. 4 i. ~ 1:4 ' 'Gallant Units Galhering .in East · tll Ml Bigger Hm fOil daM oylhlag ,.. would . . 110011 keep Ill younell! '1'111!11 let's !lope you Cln. But dob't too aure. For the fact is that at of right DOW are of sufficient interest to your - t that 211 u. s. .,eocies and may baftl taken the time IIIli lilt ID collect 10me sort of lnlo1rm"1~" lbout )'Oil. Alld lhll llll't Ill. Tbt lUau of tile Budget is now 1'011111 tltll 1 National IIIII& Center llllllslled to &!Semble Ill tllil m~;: ous informat1011. fttd it Into 1 IJld IIIII up with • camplete, lt'a..n heort doa!er oo you IIIII your life foi 11an· tly 1IJI b)' IDYOIIII Wbo may 1be •rlgbt" IIIII 1be opporllllllly Ill tee Aay way you looi: at II, tllil ldd up to I lllrlliDI ilwuloa of If'~~ And it is all the more 1111:""'11. I' ICIIIle of the illformatlon on file may not have lieu nhll!ned JGU, or from lllllleniable fiCII t111t 1rc1m wlllt oilier peaplo have into Privacy . - ilmltlgatara about you, Now, Ill Ml<h secolld·hand lnlormatloa may be llll""**y true IIIII unb'i 11 On the otllec blllll, It may 1101. ,..._. "' 'II Ia, 111m It II Ill IIIII bil. flmiiJ-tllld dolIter. ADd .-.. you doa't lmDw whlt'a Ill the lilt, or wbo may be aeeJnc II, JQU, of ......., lllve 10 cbtmee w detly or apllla lt. l'lltrapa you 1111 • lortwllle u to lllfe no qllllml about what ~ may lmDw aboUt your or yOIII' llflln, reprdlen ol wbo he 11, what hll mollv• are ar bow prlvlle the aub)eel mallei' 11111 be. But IIIIIIY ot U1 ll't DOl 10 laeky. Wt ben our ' little .eere11 thai ft'd juat u - Scarcity · ~. ' Tbe Jalell of our cr~<k dlvl· 111ms to 111111 elements In South Viet Nam Is the Fourth DlVI· llol. 'Ita lvy·lesf shoulder pateh 110.1 makel reutlelvous alq the forwlrd liDe wllb the lila Red One lluh of lbe Flrll Dl'fl.doa. Twuty.two years .110 lbe bebUually glamorous Flrsl stormed ashore on frilhUul Omaha Beacb Ill France wblle Ita far lesHtorlad eonnde di· 'fllfoa, lbe Fooirtb, wu plodding ttiOUdly Ienard upon Utah llucb, lilt second of the major Alllerlcen iodlmenLI of J>.Day, a- :e- ·:.:n: bop' IICrel. --·· • 'l'lb 'llbeal - IIIII brad u a <IM Ill poiul. Prleel ere 101111 bo<aUH IMre II • IJO'IIilll wwld sc!:ft Yet the U. I. erap II COOiider1bly tbiJl It lhould bave been. Farmen able to Allly aploll lbe world opp<>l~~~... The reaooe II almple. Lui wu wheat beill8 lllrveslod this plentod, tile U. s. ol Agricul· of money ture oftor.d to get Iarmon to plut Again tills oprlag, fen,.., were told how mueb lbey could farmer plantIng more then this loafs • gov· ernment sub.!ldy of about a bushel on around 41 to 45 per cent · crop oa the average. The govemrnent in ments II per ..,L ~>IM~ IJ>ftlll just been announ<ed. iaereut!l come late. ·' It is only because of 10e good senee ol U. S. farmers that eurrent wheel outpul Isn't lower. Ia 1!161,, the U. S. Deperlmenl of Agriculture tried Ill J'llb throoP a tough eontrol system IIIII would lllve • verely limitod wbeat production. 'l'lle farm. us rejected the proposal in a referendum. but lbe Agriculture Deparlmenl, 0111Yinetlt thai II was right and the tarmen ~. otepped ill with heavy payments lo aehleve lbe 111111e end - get formen lo ..,.. lea wheaL . Tbt present wheal problems are a result II tile administralloa oviiTidlnl lbe lll'lh· ... Feed lll'ainS are abo scerce worldwide. Apln, U. S. producti410 hll been held back IIMII't . 11J IIIW8Il IIRa&'f Ill NOftlllber, luel tbere .anWASHINGTON (NEA) ~ 801101111 be held at present lev· YaleiY, llaalld ReajJIII, Calllor· els. m'l OOP !Poi&iMshfp Jloml. lo, qaln, Reagan plainly Is -. rem o1a c•Mwe, Bat lr7fle wpoalllon himself to the IQJDmer polll tiiJIPBl be II los lbe blame on Brown and draWing ever ekller to t be tbe Demoerats for any bigger 11081 now· 11114 by bil IJemo.' ~ ar bJcber lues he eretle 11Vat, Gov. Edatlmlt "O; milbt !lave w endorse ll he CPat) Bnnra. &1!11 eleeled. To ..,_ wbo bas !llb4 ~ Bagan II 1101 quile recoJICII. lllliac Ill•• ..• .... -·d - d1llll to the "valuable" - Tbe ..-a).' poultry IIIII tU marbl II erpud· tq. Farmers hive IBcrel8ld their output to meet tbat ckm-1. The llboriapl In lht lo'riet IJD. ion, 11*1 Cbiul, IDdia and a Jut ot Giller countries make II deer that Ia blaie loodl ·w.•re enle!riul IIIIo ID on Gl arcity • 'l'lle United Nstloos ia reeent years hoi publlsbed lludln obowlDC the warld is movinl into slutly ...,dliea. 'l'beae lludlos bave eonelllllod lhe Uallecl Stalel would have tD inertMt ill ,..teuuluraa e«eqe. lt'o lime the wbolt ll)'l1eiD of lllrieullur· al allotments IJld eonlnlla be l'MDIIIIned, coallnUmc . Zasy Lessons in Brain Washing ,. Seven Million Students \Viii Constitute Strong Constituency for Bill of Rights ·.- · •· :.-::.-:=It·~~ OtaWbli .... =::..~ :-!':..C:O: fllo prOfliect of lbil btulaet. He talks a lilt about the JOvernor'l cbalr In the ullon's "fat" In il. Conceivably, as jiOV· 111011 populouutale, luoberlq. .,..... be might ~ a COIIIidIn bil e. ewllefutl diJI eralie show of Parlne aome 11 an e1J18111n1 IIIII IP'abasbed llems, aware reallstleally lhal <Ole& 11tlve, J1eai1D II'IP'ded a hard·pnssed tllate leglalature lilt llnda"'l eill for beaYJ bftd. milbt well bite tbem 8galn. pt eulliDI IIIII 1 eeDql1 bold- ftlle llealaD poppies with down on govermnent' · expent~t. naiHJ, ~·- JIIU ardW rflllltures. Last spring, be urged wing '!ollowen p bowUDg aiODg Bro~. lo alice $ZG million off Ill tbelr eberlalled "eat lite bad· bis latest budget. . . - eat - repeal lite Tile e,tdent approach of 1.11e , . _ tu" niL reali!J ol olllcl llu cbaD&ed J,Jow they would respond to the 10111- lWCIIl uad..Ued• •••&Ill Ill 1116'1 If be beCame tiJoroiCbly that Callfonda'a llud. lht "spend• and taz.JDcreu. tel, lib 111111J IIIGtber (IDclud- or" Ia • iDIII8r ol 111 IIWe JD. JDg lbe federal), Ia larded wllh, ~ !II tattiiJDi ~ natlqJW bullt-lD e.scalalors wldcb Dll politiCal future. . npendiW!es lor edllcalkm, wei· ~ llanWIIIIen Republkan -· fare and similar piii'Jioles u ,..,..e!ooaiiD lbe West lbiW lilt populaUoo bead <t11111t riles. lbe rlgbl-wingers wDI eagerly Tbtlre Ia 110 reallsllc praapecl lllCtlpt lilY jlJI!Ift•atlon• a Ill ,..,.allnl tbole tieel•lllft, "Gov....... Jle•pn" mJshl Ill· = := =em: :.:~::!mart ~ ::.-,.-t~p from . Ita lial f.':: ~--·"~a:,.~ tbe $5 bUIIon 1 . (The opilllons In this column) be eztbt&uilbed, the llDgreDI I lbe maw ol •mllilary neeeully" .., en11re1J tltoee of lbe writer whleb 1111111 be burDed out with U the voice tl dlsaenl II sllenolbd'l'l DOl necmarllf of the the bot lroo, lbealllf}dre with ed. ,_. ._ tit late UDII Selltlnel.) '· jan open to aw ow up the old For as sla ...., e IY 8Uit0NYMOOS order." John F. Kennedy "The great "AI are .....,.. to lire •llld of Widell wu only O:' more now. advantage that li-ee '!:.':.h 1 IIIIPIJ •n; er Jft'slatemenl of SeD 'lbom- sbould give as II a oppo....... • . . 111e etdldrn fl tis as Dodd's jlfOIIOWlCelllent thll ty lo re<o(llioe our own weak· Jlllll. ' · · •:we have to drew a line, and ....,... II well u 0111' lln!qtiL ..,.., 1s 111e aaa who hatll draw It hard - between the ID 10 re<'lll'l"'"g li*D we may ......., fiiU If 'bem· right of free speeeh and assem. be able lo auanl qalnst them." fte7 1 101 be u~noed: bly, and the right to J!Orpetrate To lbooe ,;wllo ..;tl - .the ney 'ohall ~ witto tle treason." , alatemenl, My <Ountry, fi&hl DlllllinalloD, ~- We Stnice What We SeU...... -' e Used Side Defl.ery Rakes e Your John Deere Dealer knowa thll, lao. ReapD ..u... 111111 lo cllDI Be 11 <~uliouJI1 Jll'OPilitle bird 1o the tb1t1p au fa'llll' blmseJf 1Jr the lhlft wftllll7, 11M lllid first - before If il comes. , B8l'l' adjusbneuts .mod at 1111' Dropped bolo Jdl pUIIc 1111ero 1ng • broader YOte. What their 1U1ce1 1nom lime II flllle IN Idols say lint; they lf&Ue, is c:1oapa 111a liNn; 111 1#'' wbll they reilly bellive. nsort 11 .bedlel ~. II "'apo tllld first .that bud(IOIIl""lll fta•Mia! b_ii eoukl be slashed and taxes wlllek . .,. • • a ... c !rim•"" 'l'be eb.- seem peat 'IIIII&M 1!11& 11llk J• ,.._, that bil davollea wlD after .,. Jaauy. •, alldl ·with blm ev• 11 reai!IJ 'Ibis Ia$ by - . . . iJ l!llil .... Jtba·lllt oilMr ...,. 'lbeJ by CaBfomllol!letven u IDGI(e • lihriiY• Wltllld .lbel, oaee than a ad~ etiDrt to Jtal&. "'l!ll'ft!UIP'Is lbe buideos dumpI" Jldlng r1J1Da btJd. 4 •'ill ltbb bJ "Pet Bnwn'l aet. It sale the llaCe for a aJtmo•• ,,~ aa eleded ·Jiea. ''GoiGIQi 8Mp•" tiD cllllar po 1llltlkl be ablt mllme to atgnlnc.t tu: ~ 1n IJII. wlllre the populatloD goes up Some Clll6lrota llllnoken Ulber 111 the promised IIDd tlllnk 1111t r» ~ wbo will !tat lfiitdbC pes don. Court St. !,, I I '· ' ' I LOADER TRACTOR Low-Cost Forage Boxl ' :;: .; ( ·• • I > L First Iow-oost loader with nnit·frame design i. I ' ' sp-.eds-IU ~ontrollld froritthe tractor seat! And you'll switch from front to rear unioadine in 1 min· , ute-without tooJs-.with New Holland's exclu$lve ' q~ick·changel-1. Giant itven·fOO\ wil!th holds . 410cubic feet .. ; u~ to 630 cubic feet with op_tio(lll extension kit AvaHable assembled or as k1t wtth COflllllele plans. ()fder yours soon! ' " {' .J Here's • braad aew ' Here's an economical' fora1c box that handws, all crops!'No other low·cost unit offers five unloading I QUICK QUIZ · I . "' I I I ""*"' .. .!Jio BOGGS EQUIPMENT '} I He Didn't Try ' -l.' BLOWERS READY FOR DELIVERY Bill Vanco, Ownor r, ·-~·~~~·~~­ , FORAGE BOXES, CHOPPERS AND VANCO EQUIP. CO. 2Z am the Slate" by Enpls. Ftnllly, be takel up the "FundameoLilo of Socialism in Cu· bl" by Blu Roca. , ' uu In lbe 114111 stqe, tile prisoner must write for pulllicallon papera • the prllcl· _ _ , 11 the pte. This Is lhe same Sea. Dodd or 1~ J!!':."olexcuae ltr deplea be'a Jeanoed. These are used lor Com· 'ibe Jll'OII'&m ts ealled "robabilllllloa." (l'!alm J-21) who oeems to bave had eonsld· ny...,. u.. ,._,_ lbe Cooatitltmllllillt propqudl. · . 1 lr II "Yoountary." '!1lat II, pr18onen ean erable difficully "dr•winl 1 lion, I would suaaest llicluiiGD He must, from tlmt to IID!Il,: lip ...... . Artburth Seldftin(er'• orticle ~" hetwl!en politleal and pri· If the seldom printed first part "cboose" lbe proiJ'IIP or nol Bul cu.. ments in support Ill . . ....... ~mpilp tro'J 111t11 do eome ''pmuedln1." 'lllfJ finl m e Aug. u. sa1evepnst re. vale eapenditure. of the aamequote." ID ber dealthe Cuban Oommunllll" llln lliJmiDI at pft'IUulons are modeot. minds thai "by tile end of the A quite large proportim ol ln(8 with foreieo ~. may the moment. 'llleD lbe ~ li ftlld7 " ehties then wiU be aome seven the unrest In our scbools and she always be rllhL" 'Jbe prl- Is lold thai ll be ...... for the next step. ' to work for the Stell IIIII Neeive ComJnu. He must serve lb lt'lbulals Wbldl ,.... million lludentl and lllliversiUes hill a mil· been colleges recentof efforts years has lloa teadlen ill our the Inresull to all& ~illlloa he wlD be freed after prllloners wlto refull II be "rehaliWIIIII colleen" and "that It wlll sllenct the eomiOJ ,.....lion, .. .. tiD three yean. Iab!d." ' ' • .M refuses this on.r, persoellioa il be 1 l'llltllltuency lor the Bill-of· These repressive mtosures - - • He must, wbeD rtq\l!tllld. lpntd I'IIID1teppod up. rllbla·" . have Included in addJtlan to I 11'1 ordered by the aulllorllies 11110111 the !Jis· already • meager food rauons may This group represents • reel the usual IIIDIIH!allJnc and Ia· Blfore' t I :...., a - '1 other prisonera. ·· •• cut or be may be put Diked •• solitary dqer to the llllbitlena of our belling of disseotm •• "Viet· He must regular!J illform oa btl lellon weuld-be-dictalorJ, b.pty, . .. - , .!r confinement. He may be slruck ,..ted· far-right. nib" subYersives, and "traitand, wben r._ted, dellounce thelll 11&- befere ..... - . . . .!J with the breed side of a bayOIIOI or jabeats, and IIH:llled ueoa.serva· on," aueb. measW'el u upea- · vorllli. IIIII. a tribi!Dal, il: lied er given Icy lllths at :JO.mi!HIIe inter. tore Ufts". For these students can sion or students, cancellation of 'these acts "train" hil brain to _ . ,._ He may be aent out OD -k details not ~ coerced into sllenct! by draft deferments, and even use HumlliiJ leeds to ~ plete obedience. • 10 brutal he brell<s physically. Then be may be ellowed 10 leave prts. lht t1me hooored methods of ec- of regular police to break up ad DOIIO . . _ _ It Is lbe In one case, the Cubans reportedly placbl...... form· of lllf.resped 1o on and go out lalo the Wll!'ld. Tile ll\ldJ OGtmte pressures, party propa- student meetings. ed TNT ehar.., hooked up to detonators guda, and strew-man threats And as our Involvement in lldmit miltal!l!o IIIII to make · reports that ev• undtt lbeoe llftte pnoIn buik:lup housing prisoners lived for of ••someone coming over here," Asia ln~reases, ao, also will the 1mendl for them. - Jotm J.. ~ 1111'01 tiiOIIt pal1tleal Pi laonaorl refuse ()em. ' "nblbllltatlon." The prisoners lived for which have been so effective . effort to silence the voiee of McClay, American diplomat-. . munilt •·rehabilftatioa." · Jlli10thl nut to theot ready·l<>-fire char&· with their elders. ' youth. The protest ef students .. ODee • prisoner "chooses" to be "ret~• This power of tile youth was !and ywng writers in the early . · blllll)ed," the study reports. be starts with lone ago recognized . More than part of this century, against the •·...,." stepa and moves up a ladder. , 3,01111 years ago the prophet Jsa. social conditions of !hat period l••"'-~'!l!!!!i"l!"IJ'l!!J!!!!'!!!!!' ." 11'111 first ltqe begins with weekly talks , : lab stattd "and the people shall was silen<ed 11 the beginDinJ of - Q -W..t II 1inN111J ..,o · • pttpaganda IIIOVIes and a study of Comhe oppressed, every one by an- lhe first world war by t"" same • ealiN! eommentaries. The prisoner is etber and every man by his erieo of "treason," "pro.Ger- A .-Thill grus wu ~ to nld and explain the speeches Deilbbor; !he child shall be- DIBn," and ""hY don't yoo p f11r Timothy Hansou, who Is eutro. He'~ required to attend a b"'e himself proudly against back over !here," and the ~real· al)d 1o have brought the liOed and discuss and explain Fidel 1 Of c..ne w the oneleltt." 1y D<!l!ded ·IOgtsliolion lor aoclll : into lhe CatoUDU about 1'110. .~~lllfto•i Havlbo Declarlltlon and his HisA leldln IJlpooeDI of Yoe boasLid r& Alld !'l"re ~AUf thai Prince f retw:ms ~h as oi<Ha• usis~ 1 WID Absolv. Me and Jose Marti's eently that he could walk onwaten'j)th· ot Conservatism, Von Meik!r-Jance, st>cial •ecur(ty, reduced , ol MOIIteaisiJ. oat even gettlog his feet we. Dlcll ol AU111'1a, Ia l!itldcy oflworJdiW lloul'l! and the rtght of1 Q - Willi to dltltactlve athe prisoner completes these stud· Six hWidred spectators paid up to $tOO the decree of Carlsbad of . 1819.1collective -bargainlq, aU "'/. 11oat 1M O)'tllf u twiT DJOIVes 011 to three works of Lenin ..:li to see blm try 1o do it. whleh dissolved and prohibited, wh1ch are now generally ••· A - Owll differ flo.., most i 'ilt~··oiib Reilllon." "The State and Revolu· He senk lib a rock. any student organization in/' ceflled, wis delayed tor .,..,., htrds in thai bolth lhejr..eyes : . "f·~~'l$";,lmperialism, the Final Stage He lbouldll't be 1oo embarrassed. Thoro Germany, described the Yollth erotlon or ~- · /face forward, livtnc them bt--l ! " He goes into "Studie« on ore eynlca who protess Ill doubt that even I!IOVement as: ' Juilt as today's hope of a great nocular vision, other birds must by M&rll and En&el& and the ''Ort· President De ~lie could do 11 - at le'.,l "The ~isease wllicb mu•t be . soci~ty and of f'*""'em from scrutinize on object_ with only lbe Family," "Private Property and 1111 wltllout Jlllllri loll feet wet. ~. ·lite volcano which musl want will surely vanish Into one eye 11 a 111111. · A III'OUP in Spain has made a study, aa Jtt unpublicized h<rt, on the brain·wash11111 techbiques Fidel Cutro's 111011 have ' ' deslped lor Cuba's 41,1118 palitieal pri•· 16,000 Feeder Calves 'to he Sold ·' Changing 'tune on Spending ~ dlea. Yet tile go\'ei'DIIIftlt eantrolo In coiiQB beve, ov• lht put yean, ea.... lilt l1DJI. ed States to loH I fOOCIIY cbaot of I be DWht .. other .-trltl. Ia the past lbeee coatroll """"" oollon 10 hiP (to meet lbe aeedl of Jllll1lul ~ ducers) It wu bandleapped ill oompeliDg with II)'Dibeties. 'l'lle new low priCII ban pnbabiJ too late. Flrmoro haYo made rapid &Iiiii In lilt areu where 1bore an nt ..,..... C!OIIIroll. The ooybeaa mutet IllS 1101111 by lelpl IIIli boullds. " - lllve apwted JlN' , ductlon npidly (~ Wilen lbey ben \ Reagan, CliDJblng Rapidly, . ··' ant '- .e .U. 8mall fllmerl .. poor land, unable to row eoboD liil wemlbeny, filld 11'1 profitable lo IIIJ Ill the bu!h bleauae U.., o11otmea1s wtdcb ere W<ll'lh. clollan. (fte II.WnMooll Clb be leued or IO!d. ) 'l'bls pventllllll dolllr JD. ....uv. ketp~, them !rum lhifllll, .., .. ooybem, when there's a boomill tiiiiDeltie IIIII llllernllioaal mortel. 'l'be7 hllll 1111 1o the "!1111'1" prollt ol government lllbll· E- ;";.,! STAPLE FOOD PRICES CfNTS .... .-· WashingtOn !r-Lin, by pYer!IIMIII eoatn>ll. 11101111 .. fii!":O cour:se. World Needs Abundance 'l'IWt II IJOWJnc e~ct ll !IOIDe food prices ha 1leen put ·bJ 111 llftllqueted II)'Siem llll!il -~~ destined for aa I yond. d JI!De I, IM4. hau&bl)> ICO!fn Yale IIIII llfll Jlemlnpay,' whG a 10 eolreat ua, 10 leave 1be : Tile 1!11 Red 0. llwaya bed IJwnrd, Aid lbt Faarlb dltl lind the !lecriDd Wd W• Ill Red One IJld 4:011111 over to . the dub IIIIi alwlyl l1intled 11) ller tun lllare Ill both lbe WID- beiU list IIIII w•lo bow IbiD per8bbll aedDr 1o see a real dibe lint Ill inono tbiJl IIIDie - DlDI IIIII lilt ~ ID wbll to blm _.. the IIBt Yllloo ill acllcm. He became lint tn " " ' - · 11n1 Ita eDIIDf IGq 110 WNb w11111 tlie lleiC!b- 11om ofiU m...,ll!r'etrt eareer. l'r1'• wildly da1uted volunteer tMitO)ed, IIIII llret, ~. . ill beads 1 .Jqt lldnoer tJ1an · .,. pnu qeDI, l1td the more the -.uoJilel. 107 wu 1 ·country they lhould 11m . _ IJld the Annltl to the 6J rllt, ID lbe n:st of us would belittle Ivy's CDU8In to lht - I t Wll' etll' o,mw. 'ftl'tl a lol illtoi!W' ~ ~ aolemD dalms, _the more earnesUy 0011081"* reapondelltl o1 a- ..,._ For 11w1, ..,, the Air Force Mr ont: 0 would J!:i'nest press them upon 41 the 1111 Red 0111 bed wblt '" really bew. . ~-· ~ tiD e&rr1 welj10DS, uo. aow call lbe lllllnler a~mqe;" Ivy_..- the aollce tMir llqU ~by 1 I!IDill, We ne\>er lllowed him quite IIIII throtCb t1te ~ ot war there tbalthe BIB Red ODe. ... ,hlav:r =-ziUI~ to :cunvlnee us, then, not even R usually belcl u well both tile :sui1IJ 1111 SOIIlebow iMV11a.b1J !'Ill Cilled ' "!o , when ill bil c:ups be would d.. 1110111 erilleal IIIII m118l ...,.. commanded, with ber flllr far Erues A ..;:• elere himlelf to be "only file 110ltby of salients IIIII of tuq. idlta<IID& press frllllda IIIII her lido...., lbe ~ rldt 111111'1 Emle Pyle" -llds 1 Too, to deeceed from lbe illcomparlble JWofellillllll1tiU r· In u elfort to win by the sel· plane of blgb romembraace Ill l1td elo at t1te bard btulaesl of 411 IIIII never 1liUJD&I,y lelt ber depreealb!c soft sell the game the most humble of rellltles, ...,., IItie. he could not win by bellowing lbe First always bed the best But, 10 repeat, rr,, lob, bed He Ulld tiD ~e 11) tbe Flrll In bil bOIIest rap. meso i• all Normandy - and lloorre who loved her among the ArlnJ ~. -bllleiiJII In Belli- But, of be really woo also lbi moot ~Je aupply of wrltero of war, IIIII • 1 kind am, lo wldeh 1111111 of • lrclm as all 11) lbe side of the Fourth, Calvados brlndy, lf II eame Ill of ""DJD""''l' :tol\othe 11Jort. many Ironto would IIOIIIIIImel emollonally II not physically. that. age of C[1l8ldlty 11110J1f ber fol· retreat of 11 eveiUI Iller Ill- To have earned the love and reBut the Fourlb bed u- who lowers, sbe bed the very elite 1n1 oor day's eopy, to IIIDte tbe lpecl of Ernest Hemingway Ill loved her all the same, as a Ita qtllllty. ODe o1 ber <Diftl. lUilDe IIIII fiiQe of file Foard~ Pit. Indeed, tbe very leost of man once said ot DitliJMJtb JIGIII)enll wu 1 JftiiJ wen. lllvllloa. ••,'_l·. lvy's aecampllshments through Ooliege IIDOIIIat 1M pi'OIId l1td known wrlliD& men cllled &- Be would appeal to tm; .,_, Ill the ;yeara. Tile Ntiloaal Data Center, by IIN81b' 1-.111· tile av;:llabllity ot IUCb ,._. al lnfwmallon, <Cllld p • lOIII ..., toward putt1nc priVlle ~ IIIII Olber prtnlt 11... . Ill 1 pand JovenmeDI 101dllllh bowl. 'l'bll pi'IIPGIII oueht lo be lillelnokld. ' ., BY WILUAM S. WBI'lE WABIIINGTON - 'l'be lfll( old flgbU,. Cllllllll of 1 glllllt al uc:rlllclll put ere plhlf. 1111 _,. bJ - ID VIet N1111. Alltlthe faHft wind IIIII 1(1111 llln t11e1r bettie lisp 11 , _ paled by the breath of l)lnGites 111owJnc In aeross the ,_. from Normandy and IJe. ltlchcml !. 01Nn, Publliher 1-.es r. Dmmcr, Ad~. Dfr. VemoaDcwtNS,Adv. Kgr, coaeept in Jow-l Jo.der tradal f Sp r When Yo• Think Of Applances Power plaat, ~---------,-mGGEST ••• THINK 1.: Pomeroy Landmark WYI·2111 lbln St., ,.meroy ' DISPLAY! -LOWEST PRICESI ALL SIZES llil STOCK! • oJo.-., aad loader.ere coplejely llllitlad -l!lst lib bl,, rubbeN!i.d · 0 PII IIIII frame poWfio sbonJ. QE 1:.! · thousan'!s Ill dollars more! 'Ibe 3G4'a weldtd, 111 ' Jlle<e wut frame takes all load-and-road .boclis ·" lllnlu, &.emg aqglne and power from all loader stJ: esses. One-piece, a» has 8,500 lb. .-~omg capacity. ~ JIUO)Jfte ar Diesel engiqe for aew ....,_, Ia a loader of 2,500-lb ca}>Oeity. 117 the oensational lntemlllional 341'-firot flied 1raclui lolder ill tba low Jli'iceliallll . �'fl, '. ,. ' ·'" , _ _, I ' ., j SUNDAr IBI'I'S PAPEI\· .~ • .) l ~ J J •. i, 'S .. ltWtll1> '• ·•st .... '' • 1 •. 4 i. ~ 1:4 ' 'Gallant Units Galhering .in East · tll Ml Bigger Hm fOil daM oylhlag ,.. would . . 110011 keep Ill younell! '1'111!11 let's !lope you Cln. But dob't too aure. For the fact is that at of right DOW are of sufficient interest to your - t that 211 u. s. .,eocies and may baftl taken the time IIIli lilt ID collect 10me sort of lnlo1rm"1~" lbout )'Oil. Alld lhll llll't Ill. Tbt lUau of tile Budget is now 1'011111 tltll 1 National IIIII& Center llllllslled to &!Semble Ill tllil m~;: ous informat1011. fttd it Into 1 IJld IIIII up with • camplete, lt'a..n heort doa!er oo you IIIII your life foi 11an· tly 1IJI b)' IDYOIIII Wbo may 1be •rlgbt" IIIII 1be opporllllllly Ill tee Aay way you looi: at II, tllil ldd up to I lllrlliDI ilwuloa of If'~~ And it is all the more 1111:""'11. I' ICIIIle of the illformatlon on file may not have lieu nhll!ned JGU, or from lllllleniable fiCII t111t 1rc1m wlllt oilier peaplo have into Privacy . - ilmltlgatara about you, Now, Ill Ml<h secolld·hand lnlormatloa may be llll""**y true IIIII unb'i 11 On the otllec blllll, It may 1101. ,..._. "' 'II Ia, 111m It II Ill IIIII bil. flmiiJ-tllld dolIter. ADd .-.. you doa't lmDw whlt'a Ill the lilt, or wbo may be aeeJnc II, JQU, of ......., lllve 10 cbtmee w detly or apllla lt. l'lltrapa you 1111 • lortwllle u to lllfe no qllllml about what ~ may lmDw aboUt your or yOIII' llflln, reprdlen ol wbo he 11, what hll mollv• are ar bow prlvlle the aub)eel mallei' 11111 be. But IIIIIIY ot U1 ll't DOl 10 laeky. Wt ben our ' little .eere11 thai ft'd juat u - Scarcity · ~. ' Tbe Jalell of our cr~<k dlvl· 111ms to 111111 elements In South Viet Nam Is the Fourth DlVI· llol. 'Ita lvy·lesf shoulder pateh 110.1 makel reutlelvous alq the forwlrd liDe wllb the lila Red One lluh of lbe Flrll Dl'fl.doa. Twuty.two years .110 lbe bebUually glamorous Flrsl stormed ashore on frilhUul Omaha Beacb Ill France wblle Ita far lesHtorlad eonnde di· 'fllfoa, lbe Fooirtb, wu plodding ttiOUdly Ienard upon Utah llucb, lilt second of the major Alllerlcen iodlmenLI of J>.Day, a- :e- ·:.:n: bop' IICrel. --·· • 'l'lb 'llbeal - IIIII brad u a <IM Ill poiul. Prleel ere 101111 bo<aUH IMre II • IJO'IIilll wwld sc!:ft Yet the U. I. erap II COOiider1bly tbiJl It lhould bave been. Farmen able to Allly aploll lbe world opp<>l~~~... The reaooe II almple. Lui wu wheat beill8 lllrveslod this plentod, tile U. s. ol Agricul· of money ture oftor.d to get Iarmon to plut Again tills oprlag, fen,.., were told how mueb lbey could farmer plantIng more then this loafs • gov· ernment sub.!ldy of about a bushel on around 41 to 45 per cent · crop oa the average. The govemrnent in ments II per ..,L ~>IM~ IJ>ftlll just been announ<ed. iaereut!l come late. ·' It is only because of 10e good senee ol U. S. farmers that eurrent wheel outpul Isn't lower. Ia 1!161,, the U. S. Deperlmenl of Agriculture tried Ill J'llb throoP a tough eontrol system IIIII would lllve • verely limitod wbeat production. 'l'lle farm. us rejected the proposal in a referendum. but lbe Agriculture Deparlmenl, 0111Yinetlt thai II was right and the tarmen ~. otepped ill with heavy payments lo aehleve lbe 111111e end - get formen lo ..,.. lea wheaL . Tbt present wheal problems are a result II tile administralloa oviiTidlnl lbe lll'lh· ... Feed lll'ainS are abo scerce worldwide. Apln, U. S. producti410 hll been held back IIMII't . 11J IIIW8Il IIRa&'f Ill NOftlllber, luel tbere .anWASHINGTON (NEA) ~ 801101111 be held at present lev· YaleiY, llaalld ReajJIII, Calllor· els. m'l OOP !Poi&iMshfp Jloml. lo, qaln, Reagan plainly Is -. rem o1a c•Mwe, Bat lr7fle wpoalllon himself to the IQJDmer polll tiiJIPBl be II los lbe blame on Brown and draWing ever ekller to t be tbe Demoerats for any bigger 11081 now· 11114 by bil IJemo.' ~ ar bJcber lues he eretle 11Vat, Gov. Edatlmlt "O; milbt !lave w endorse ll he CPat) Bnnra. &1!11 eleeled. To ..,_ wbo bas !llb4 ~ Bagan II 1101 quile recoJICII. lllliac Ill•• ..• .... -·d - d1llll to the "valuable" - Tbe ..-a).' poultry IIIII tU marbl II erpud· tq. Farmers hive IBcrel8ld their output to meet tbat ckm-1. The llboriapl In lht lo'riet IJD. ion, 11*1 Cbiul, IDdia and a Jut ot Giller countries make II deer that Ia blaie loodl ·w.•re enle!riul IIIIo ID on Gl arcity • 'l'lle United Nstloos ia reeent years hoi publlsbed lludln obowlDC the warld is movinl into slutly ...,dliea. 'l'beae lludlos bave eonelllllod lhe Uallecl Stalel would have tD inertMt ill ,..teuuluraa e«eqe. lt'o lime the wbolt ll)'l1eiD of lllrieullur· al allotments IJld eonlnlla be l'MDIIIIned, coallnUmc . Zasy Lessons in Brain Washing ,. Seven Million Students \Viii Constitute Strong Constituency for Bill of Rights ·.- · •· :.-::.-:=It·~~ OtaWbli .... =::..~ :-!':..C:O: fllo prOfliect of lbil btulaet. He talks a lilt about the JOvernor'l cbalr In the ullon's "fat" In il. Conceivably, as jiOV· 111011 populouutale, luoberlq. .,..... be might ~ a COIIIidIn bil e. ewllefutl diJI eralie show of Parlne aome 11 an e1J18111n1 IIIII IP'abasbed llems, aware reallstleally lhal <Ole& 11tlve, J1eai1D II'IP'ded a hard·pnssed tllate leglalature lilt llnda"'l eill for beaYJ bftd. milbt well bite tbem 8galn. pt eulliDI IIIII 1 eeDql1 bold- ftlle llealaD poppies with down on govermnent' · expent~t. naiHJ, ~·- JIIU ardW rflllltures. Last spring, be urged wing '!ollowen p bowUDg aiODg Bro~. lo alice $ZG million off Ill tbelr eberlalled "eat lite bad· bis latest budget. . . - eat - repeal lite Tile e,tdent approach of 1.11e , . _ tu" niL reali!J ol olllcl llu cbaD&ed J,Jow they would respond to the 10111- lWCIIl uad..Ued• •••&Ill Ill 1116'1 If be beCame tiJoroiCbly that Callfonda'a llud. lht "spend• and taz.JDcreu. tel, lib 111111J IIIGtber (IDclud- or" Ia • iDIII8r ol 111 IIWe JD. JDg lbe federal), Ia larded wllh, ~ !II tattiiJDi ~ natlqJW bullt-lD e.scalalors wldcb Dll politiCal future. . npendiW!es lor edllcalkm, wei· ~ llanWIIIIen Republkan -· fare and similar piii'Jioles u ,..,..e!ooaiiD lbe West lbiW lilt populaUoo bead <t11111t riles. lbe rlgbl-wingers wDI eagerly Tbtlre Ia 110 reallsllc praapecl lllCtlpt lilY jlJI!Ift•atlon• a Ill ,..,.allnl tbole tieel•lllft, "Gov....... Jle•pn" mJshl Ill· = := =em: :.:~::!mart ~ ::.-,.-t~p from . Ita lial f.':: ~--·"~a:,.~ tbe $5 bUIIon 1 . (The opilllons In this column) be eztbt&uilbed, the llDgreDI I lbe maw ol •mllilary neeeully" .., en11re1J tltoee of lbe writer whleb 1111111 be burDed out with U the voice tl dlsaenl II sllenolbd'l'l DOl necmarllf of the the bot lroo, lbealllf}dre with ed. ,_. ._ tit late UDII Selltlnel.) '· jan open to aw ow up the old For as sla ...., e IY 8Uit0NYMOOS order." John F. Kennedy "The great "AI are .....,.. to lire •llld of Widell wu only O:' more now. advantage that li-ee '!:.':.h 1 IIIIPIJ •n; er Jft'slatemenl of SeD 'lbom- sbould give as II a oppo....... • . . 111e etdldrn fl tis as Dodd's jlfOIIOWlCelllent thll ty lo re<o(llioe our own weak· Jlllll. ' · · •:we have to drew a line, and ....,... II well u 0111' lln!qtiL ..,.., 1s 111e aaa who hatll draw It hard - between the ID 10 re<'lll'l"'"g li*D we may ......., fiiU If 'bem· right of free speeeh and assem. be able lo auanl qalnst them." fte7 1 101 be u~noed: bly, and the right to J!Orpetrate To lbooe ,;wllo ..;tl - .the ney 'ohall ~ witto tle treason." , alatemenl, My <Ountry, fi&hl DlllllinalloD, ~- We Stnice What We SeU...... -' e Used Side Defl.ery Rakes e Your John Deere Dealer knowa thll, lao. ReapD ..u... 111111 lo cllDI Be 11 <~uliouJI1 Jll'OPilitle bird 1o the tb1t1p au fa'llll' blmseJf 1Jr the lhlft wftllll7, 11M lllid first - before If il comes. , B8l'l' adjusbneuts .mod at 1111' Dropped bolo Jdl pUIIc 1111ero 1ng • broader YOte. What their 1U1ce1 1nom lime II flllle IN Idols say lint; they lf&Ue, is c:1oapa 111a liNn; 111 1#'' wbll they reilly bellive. nsort 11 .bedlel ~. II "'apo tllld first .that bud(IOIIl""lll fta•Mia! b_ii eoukl be slashed and taxes wlllek . .,. • • a ... c !rim•"" 'l'be eb.- seem peat 'IIIII&M 1!11& 11llk J• ,.._, that bil davollea wlD after .,. Jaauy. •, alldl ·with blm ev• 11 reai!IJ 'Ibis Ia$ by - . . . iJ l!llil .... Jtba·lllt oilMr ...,. 'lbeJ by CaBfomllol!letven u IDGI(e • lihriiY• Wltllld .lbel, oaee than a ad~ etiDrt to Jtal&. "'l!ll'ft!UIP'Is lbe buideos dumpI" Jldlng r1J1Da btJd. 4 •'ill ltbb bJ "Pet Bnwn'l aet. It sale the llaCe for a aJtmo•• ,,~ aa eleded ·Jiea. ''GoiGIQi 8Mp•" tiD cllllar po 1llltlkl be ablt mllme to atgnlnc.t tu: ~ 1n IJII. wlllre the populatloD goes up Some Clll6lrota llllnoken Ulber 111 the promised IIDd tlllnk 1111t r» ~ wbo will !tat lfiitdbC pes don. Court St. !,, I I '· ' ' I LOADER TRACTOR Low-Cost Forage Boxl ' :;: .; ( ·• • I > L First Iow-oost loader with nnit·frame design i. I ' ' sp-.eds-IU ~ontrollld froritthe tractor seat! And you'll switch from front to rear unioadine in 1 min· , ute-without tooJs-.with New Holland's exclu$lve ' q~ick·changel-1. Giant itven·fOO\ wil!th holds . 410cubic feet .. ; u~ to 630 cubic feet with op_tio(lll extension kit AvaHable assembled or as k1t wtth COflllllele plans. ()fder yours soon! ' " {' .J Here's • braad aew ' Here's an economical' fora1c box that handws, all crops!'No other low·cost unit offers five unloading I QUICK QUIZ · I . "' I I I ""*"' .. .!Jio BOGGS EQUIPMENT '} I He Didn't Try ' -l.' BLOWERS READY FOR DELIVERY Bill Vanco, Ownor r, ·-~·~~~·~~­ , FORAGE BOXES, CHOPPERS AND VANCO EQUIP. CO. 2Z am the Slate" by Enpls. Ftnllly, be takel up the "FundameoLilo of Socialism in Cu· bl" by Blu Roca. , ' uu In lbe 114111 stqe, tile prisoner must write for pulllicallon papera • the prllcl· _ _ , 11 the pte. This Is lhe same Sea. Dodd or 1~ J!!':."olexcuae ltr deplea be'a Jeanoed. These are used lor Com· 'ibe Jll'OII'&m ts ealled "robabilllllloa." (l'!alm J-21) who oeems to bave had eonsld· ny...,. u.. ,._,_ lbe Cooatitltmllllillt propqudl. · . 1 lr II "Yoountary." '!1lat II, pr18onen ean erable difficully "dr•winl 1 lion, I would suaaest llicluiiGD He must, from tlmt to IID!Il,: lip ...... . Artburth Seldftin(er'• orticle ~" hetwl!en politleal and pri· If the seldom printed first part "cboose" lbe proiJ'IIP or nol Bul cu.. ments in support Ill . . ....... ~mpilp tro'J 111t11 do eome ''pmuedln1." 'lllfJ finl m e Aug. u. sa1evepnst re. vale eapenditure. of the aamequote." ID ber dealthe Cuban Oommunllll" llln lliJmiDI at pft'IUulons are modeot. minds thai "by tile end of the A quite large proportim ol ln(8 with foreieo ~. may the moment. 'llleD lbe ~ li ftlld7 " ehties then wiU be aome seven the unrest In our scbools and she always be rllhL" 'Jbe prl- Is lold thai ll be ...... for the next step. ' to work for the Stell IIIII Neeive ComJnu. He must serve lb lt'lbulals Wbldl ,.... million lludentl and lllliversiUes hill a mil· been colleges recentof efforts years has lloa teadlen ill our the Inresull to all& ~illlloa he wlD be freed after prllloners wlto refull II be "rehaliWIIIII colleen" and "that It wlll sllenct the eomiOJ ,.....lion, .. .. tiD three yean. Iab!d." ' ' • .M refuses this on.r, persoellioa il be 1 l'llltllltuency lor the Bill-of· These repressive mtosures - - • He must, wbeD rtq\l!tllld. lpntd I'IIID1teppod up. rllbla·" . have Included in addJtlan to I 11'1 ordered by the aulllorllies 11110111 the !Jis· already • meager food rauons may This group represents • reel the usual IIIDIIH!allJnc and Ia· Blfore' t I :...., a - '1 other prisonera. ·· •• cut or be may be put Diked •• solitary dqer to the llllbitlena of our belling of disseotm •• "Viet· He must regular!J illform oa btl lellon weuld-be-dictalorJ, b.pty, . .. - , .!r confinement. He may be slruck ,..ted· far-right. nib" subYersives, and "traitand, wben r._ted, dellounce thelll 11&- befere ..... - . . . .!J with the breed side of a bayOIIOI or jabeats, and IIH:llled ueoa.serva· on," aueb. measW'el u upea- · vorllli. IIIII. a tribi!Dal, il: lied er given Icy lllths at :JO.mi!HIIe inter. tore Ufts". For these students can sion or students, cancellation of 'these acts "train" hil brain to _ . ,._ He may be aent out OD -k details not ~ coerced into sllenct! by draft deferments, and even use HumlliiJ leeds to ~ plete obedience. • 10 brutal he brell<s physically. Then be may be ellowed 10 leave prts. lht t1me hooored methods of ec- of regular police to break up ad DOIIO . . _ _ It Is lbe In one case, the Cubans reportedly placbl...... form· of lllf.resped 1o on and go out lalo the Wll!'ld. Tile ll\ldJ OGtmte pressures, party propa- student meetings. ed TNT ehar.., hooked up to detonators guda, and strew-man threats And as our Involvement in lldmit miltal!l!o IIIII to make · reports that ev• undtt lbeoe llftte pnoIn buik:lup housing prisoners lived for of ••someone coming over here," Asia ln~reases, ao, also will the 1mendl for them. - Jotm J.. ~ 1111'01 tiiOIIt pal1tleal Pi laonaorl refuse ()em. ' "nblbllltatlon." The prisoners lived for which have been so effective . effort to silence the voiee of McClay, American diplomat-. . munilt •·rehabilftatioa." · Jlli10thl nut to theot ready·l<>-fire char&· with their elders. ' youth. The protest ef students .. ODee • prisoner "chooses" to be "ret~• This power of tile youth was !and ywng writers in the early . · blllll)ed," the study reports. be starts with lone ago recognized . More than part of this century, against the •·...,." stepa and moves up a ladder. , 3,01111 years ago the prophet Jsa. social conditions of !hat period l••"'-~'!l!!!!i"l!"IJ'l!!J!!!!'!!!!!' ." 11'111 first ltqe begins with weekly talks , : lab stattd "and the people shall was silen<ed 11 the beginDinJ of - Q -W..t II 1inN111J ..,o · • pttpaganda IIIOVIes and a study of Comhe oppressed, every one by an- lhe first world war by t"" same • ealiN! eommentaries. The prisoner is etber and every man by his erieo of "treason," "pro.Ger- A .-Thill grus wu ~ to nld and explain the speeches Deilbbor; !he child shall be- DIBn," and ""hY don't yoo p f11r Timothy Hansou, who Is eutro. He'~ required to attend a b"'e himself proudly against back over !here," and the ~real· al)d 1o have brought the liOed and discuss and explain Fidel 1 Of c..ne w the oneleltt." 1y D<!l!ded ·IOgtsliolion lor aoclll : into lhe CatoUDU about 1'110. .~~lllfto•i Havlbo Declarlltlon and his HisA leldln IJlpooeDI of Yoe boasLid r& Alld !'l"re ~AUf thai Prince f retw:ms ~h as oi<Ha• usis~ 1 WID Absolv. Me and Jose Marti's eently that he could walk onwaten'j)th· ot Conservatism, Von Meik!r-Jance, st>cial •ecur(ty, reduced , ol MOIIteaisiJ. oat even gettlog his feet we. Dlcll ol AU111'1a, Ia l!itldcy oflworJdiW lloul'l! and the rtght of1 Q - Willi to dltltactlve athe prisoner completes these stud· Six hWidred spectators paid up to $tOO the decree of Carlsbad of . 1819.1collective -bargainlq, aU "'/. 11oat 1M O)'tllf u twiT DJOIVes 011 to three works of Lenin ..:li to see blm try 1o do it. whleh dissolved and prohibited, wh1ch are now generally ••· A - Owll differ flo.., most i 'ilt~··oiib Reilllon." "The State and Revolu· He senk lib a rock. any student organization in/' ceflled, wis delayed tor .,..,., htrds in thai bolth lhejr..eyes : . "f·~~'l$";,lmperialism, the Final Stage He lbouldll't be 1oo embarrassed. Thoro Germany, described the Yollth erotlon or ~- · /face forward, livtnc them bt--l ! " He goes into "Studie« on ore eynlca who protess Ill doubt that even I!IOVement as: ' Juilt as today's hope of a great nocular vision, other birds must by M&rll and En&el& and the ''Ort· President De ~lie could do 11 - at le'.,l "The ~isease wllicb mu•t be . soci~ty and of f'*""'em from scrutinize on object_ with only lbe Family," "Private Property and 1111 wltllout Jlllllri loll feet wet. ~. ·lite volcano which musl want will surely vanish Into one eye 11 a 111111. · A III'OUP in Spain has made a study, aa Jtt unpublicized h<rt, on the brain·wash11111 techbiques Fidel Cutro's 111011 have ' ' deslped lor Cuba's 41,1118 palitieal pri•· 16,000 Feeder Calves 'to he Sold ·' Changing 'tune on Spending ~ dlea. Yet tile go\'ei'DIIIftlt eantrolo In coiiQB beve, ov• lht put yean, ea.... lilt l1DJI. ed States to loH I fOOCIIY cbaot of I be DWht .. other .-trltl. Ia the past lbeee coatroll """"" oollon 10 hiP (to meet lbe aeedl of Jllll1lul ~ ducers) It wu bandleapped ill oompeliDg with II)'Dibeties. 'l'lle new low priCII ban pnbabiJ too late. Flrmoro haYo made rapid &Iiiii In lilt areu where 1bore an nt ..,..... C!OIIIroll. The ooybeaa mutet IllS 1101111 by lelpl IIIli boullds. " - lllve apwted JlN' , ductlon npidly (~ Wilen lbey ben \ Reagan, CliDJblng Rapidly, . ··' ant '- .e .U. 8mall fllmerl .. poor land, unable to row eoboD liil wemlbeny, filld 11'1 profitable lo IIIJ Ill the bu!h bleauae U.., o11otmea1s wtdcb ere W<ll'lh. clollan. (fte II.WnMooll Clb be leued or IO!d. ) 'l'bls pventllllll dolllr JD. ....uv. ketp~, them !rum lhifllll, .., .. ooybem, when there's a boomill tiiiiDeltie IIIII llllernllioaal mortel. 'l'be7 hllll 1111 1o the "!1111'1" prollt ol government lllbll· E- ;";.,! STAPLE FOOD PRICES CfNTS .... .-· WashingtOn !r-Lin, by pYer!IIMIII eoatn>ll. 11101111 .. fii!":O cour:se. World Needs Abundance 'l'IWt II IJOWJnc e~ct ll !IOIDe food prices ha 1leen put ·bJ 111 llftllqueted II)'Siem llll!il -~~ destined for aa I yond. d JI!De I, IM4. hau&bl)> ICO!fn Yale IIIII llfll Jlemlnpay,' whG a 10 eolreat ua, 10 leave 1be : Tile 1!11 Red 0. llwaya bed IJwnrd, Aid lbt Faarlb dltl lind the !lecriDd Wd W• Ill Red One IJld 4:011111 over to . the dub IIIIi alwlyl l1intled 11) ller tun lllare Ill both lbe WID- beiU list IIIII w•lo bow IbiD per8bbll aedDr 1o see a real dibe lint Ill inono tbiJl IIIDie - DlDI IIIII lilt ~ ID wbll to blm _.. the IIBt Yllloo ill acllcm. He became lint tn " " ' - · 11n1 Ita eDIIDf IGq 110 WNb w11111 tlie lleiC!b- 11om ofiU m...,ll!r'etrt eareer. l'r1'• wildly da1uted volunteer tMitO)ed, IIIII llret, ~. . ill beads 1 .Jqt lldnoer tJ1an · .,. pnu qeDI, l1td the more the -.uoJilel. 107 wu 1 ·country they lhould 11m . _ IJld the Annltl to the 6J rllt, ID lbe n:st of us would belittle Ivy's CDU8In to lht - I t Wll' etll' o,mw. 'ftl'tl a lol illtoi!W' ~ ~ aolemD dalms, _the more earnesUy 0011081"* reapondelltl o1 a- ..,._ For 11w1, ..,, the Air Force Mr ont: 0 would J!:i'nest press them upon 41 the 1111 Red 0111 bed wblt '" really bew. . ~-· ~ tiD e&rr1 welj10DS, uo. aow call lbe lllllnler a~mqe;" Ivy_..- the aollce tMir llqU ~by 1 I!IDill, We ne\>er lllowed him quite IIIII throtCb t1te ~ ot war there tbalthe BIB Red ODe. ... ,hlav:r =-ziUI~ to :cunvlnee us, then, not even R usually belcl u well both tile :sui1IJ 1111 SOIIlebow iMV11a.b1J !'Ill Cilled ' "!o , when ill bil c:ups be would d.. 1110111 erilleal IIIII m118l ...,.. commanded, with ber flllr far Erues A ..;:• elere himlelf to be "only file 110ltby of salients IIIII of tuq. idlta<IID& press frllllda IIIII her lido...., lbe ~ rldt 111111'1 Emle Pyle" -llds 1 Too, to deeceed from lbe illcomparlble JWofellillllll1tiU r· In u elfort to win by the sel· plane of blgb romembraace Ill l1td elo at t1te bard btulaesl of 411 IIIII never 1liUJD&I,y lelt ber depreealb!c soft sell the game the most humble of rellltles, ...,., IItie. he could not win by bellowing lbe First always bed the best But, 10 repeat, rr,, lob, bed He Ulld tiD ~e 11) tbe Flrll In bil bOIIest rap. meso i• all Normandy - and lloorre who loved her among the ArlnJ ~. -bllleiiJII In Belli- But, of be really woo also lbi moot ~Je aupply of wrltero of war, IIIII • 1 kind am, lo wldeh 1111111 of • lrclm as all 11) lbe side of the Fourth, Calvados brlndy, lf II eame Ill of ""DJD""''l' :tol\othe 11Jort. many Ironto would IIOIIIIIImel emollonally II not physically. that. age of C[1l8ldlty 11110J1f ber fol· retreat of 11 eveiUI Iller Ill- To have earned the love and reBut the Fourlb bed u- who lowers, sbe bed the very elite 1n1 oor day's eopy, to IIIDte tbe lpecl of Ernest Hemingway Ill loved her all the same, as a Ita qtllllty. ODe o1 ber <Diftl. lUilDe IIIII fiiQe of file Foard~ Pit. Indeed, tbe very leost of man once said ot DitliJMJtb JIGIII)enll wu 1 JftiiJ wen. lllvllloa. ••,'_l·. lvy's aecampllshments through Ooliege IIDOIIIat 1M pi'OIId l1td known wrlliD& men cllled &- Be would appeal to tm; .,_, Ill the ;yeara. Tile Ntiloaal Data Center, by IIN81b' 1-.111· tile av;:llabllity ot IUCb ,._. al lnfwmallon, <Cllld p • lOIII ..., toward putt1nc priVlle ~ IIIII Olber prtnlt 11... . Ill 1 pand JovenmeDI 101dllllh bowl. 'l'bll pi'IIPGIII oueht lo be lillelnokld. ' ., BY WILUAM S. WBI'lE WABIIINGTON - 'l'be lfll( old flgbU,. Cllllllll of 1 glllllt al uc:rlllclll put ere plhlf. 1111 _,. bJ - ID VIet N1111. Alltlthe faHft wind IIIII 1(1111 llln t11e1r bettie lisp 11 , _ paled by the breath of l)lnGites 111owJnc In aeross the ,_. from Normandy and IJe. ltlchcml !. 01Nn, Publliher 1-.es r. Dmmcr, Ad~. Dfr. VemoaDcwtNS,Adv. Kgr, coaeept in Jow-l Jo.der tradal f Sp r When Yo• Think Of Applances Power plaat, ~---------,-mGGEST ••• THINK 1.: Pomeroy Landmark WYI·2111 lbln St., ,.meroy ' DISPLAY! -LOWEST PRICESI ALL SIZES llil STOCK! • oJo.-., aad loader.ere coplejely llllitlad -l!lst lib bl,, rubbeN!i.d · 0 PII IIIII frame poWfio sbonJ. QE 1:.! · thousan'!s Ill dollars more! 'Ibe 3G4'a weldtd, 111 ' Jlle<e wut frame takes all load-and-road .boclis ·" lllnlu, &.emg aqglne and power from all loader stJ: esses. One-piece, a» has 8,500 lb. .-~omg capacity. ~ JIUO)Jfte ar Diesel engiqe for aew ....,_, Ia a loader of 2,500-lb ca}>Oeity. 117 the oensational lntemlllional 341'-firot flied 1raclui lolder ill tba low Jli'iceliallll . �,. I '. 1l .I Pom,erqy Dumps Cheshire 10-3, Remains ·Unbeaten in Syrpcuse Totirnej. • • , ' 'I . , I .• PomOI'oy , remained · wobeaten Hill game 'Monday a~ 6:30 P·!l!.'i er, went the d!itance on the hm 1by t,;.., fty~U In tbl _flrll I!IJI.J eaeh •a elogle. . tU two were out In the oeventh ed six. Tannehill fanned eight, two walb llld vh.ite'l ~· In the double • eUmtnatlon Sy- and Pomeroy will play the wiO: 1for Pomeroy and Ibn!led the ! InC whielr ,l!tited PomJII'O)' three . Chelh~'• next ICheduled wben bls rlghtlielder dropped a walked live, For ~I Simi, J!llclll..et 'IJd racuse Pony League tournom~nt ner on 7:30 p.m. tbe same day. !Cheshire club 1o nve bits. ;runs. TIJi:P.pmeroy club added game Is on Tuesday at 7:30 p. ,1 1azy Dyball, perlllitting T. Karr The Barons1_ot one in th~ tee- two lincJu .1nd 11: Karr·t t · by tulng 11'141-3 deciJion over SJltlll;.; of the Syraeuse Po- l Cheshire tallied one run In lhe1 three · In the fourth, two m. to score from lb1rd base. Karr ond on Fleyd a leacklff 11ngle ble. For Mldjl!epo~ Grec_., Cheshire in the second "of two 1ny · ue lolll'llllnlent are' tJilrd al)d two more Jn lbe the . · mt ~~ In 1 b e Pomeroy .. . 300 .320 2- 10 91bad walked with one out, as I and an error on Tannehill'• doubled and IJDJ)ed, Powelt diiit 1amea played Friday even1n1. : BRW Hlli'dware,.: willl~s N'a- jtom of tile ~eventh. Hitters for [seventh. ~' . · Cheshire ... .. 001 000 2 - . 3 4 had Baker with two out, 1o putl groundball. They added two bled and tripled, and Floyd a1n1 Middlt!J!Ort, playing In the i tlonwtde Int!fance, Landmark,CJ!fl QUeen's Gallla County J Burdette also lei Pomeroy Burdeue and Werry. tyo two runners on. i runs in the thlld on two walks led. .:: loser's braeket, ousted Eastern Store and Sii'vlce Station, The! eluli were Perry Beebee with 1 1hltllnl wltn a pair of double• 14) Hysell 11) and Queen, Tyo Mike Boring, Eastern's e!- :•nd Gene Powell's ground rule E ~ , with • &-1 win on the opening Sunday Tlm~nllnel, Crow, ltriple, and Cliff Queen Jr., two ! and a s\nle whlle DlliiiY ~ 17). fective righthander, wen I tho :double. One more came i• the astern .. · · · 1100 010 1- ,.1 • • <>lllllest of the day. Middleport Crow &- Portei' ·- and . 'Crow'• singles. , 1 ott bad a double« and single, 1\UDDLEI'ORT WINS I distance, glvillg up only five , fifth when Dodwn wa• sate on Barons .. .... 012 112 X-'1 !,~: wUI' now play the lOBO!' of Satur- Steak House. · · i Jeff Tyo sla!Ud on the mound :Robin Phai!Ji, two ilngles and ~ohn Tannehill pUched 3 - hit I hits. Bul tbey came wilh run- I a fielder's ehoice and Powell's ! Boring and Mlllbone. r.,..,., day evenlog'a Recine vs. Oak Bob Burdette, sharp rlghlhand· · for the losera lilld was relieved 1Randy Burt and Roger ·Abbott, I ball and had a shuloul going un· ners on. He fanned 10 and walk- 1 triple, and two 1o the slxtb on biD and Powell : · I I !l*ltn ~; MIKE PRENDERGAST United press Internalioaal maleh on ¥"ia1 and the final two singles mafcbes on Mon· ,. CLEVELAND tUPI) - Clark hriieimer of BeechwOO<t Oh~o, pt!lYing bls big game With pinJl!!inl aecuracy, ·defeated JoaLoyo-Mayo, 'i-41, 4-8, &~. th'!, Saturday lo give the nlted States a 1-t. lead . over exleo in the openmg smgles atcll of lbe Amerlc,an D~vis ,..,~ day. . Graebller, a. star on th_e season's Europe8ll tour who 11 playing in Davia Cup compell· lion for the ftnl lim., needed only 17 milllrtello wtn the ftnl set and displayed polaa and • sharp all-round pllll lln'W&b· olll the ma\Ch. ne Finals. -===c=---------------- ----------....-:.-------- . Tbe Sunday Tlme..S.ntlnel, Sunday 4ugu1l 14, 19811-1 . Sunday Times·Sentinel . . . Pirates Outlast Reds, 14-11 ' is Ralston met Rafael Loyo-Mayo wao lllmply ou'• in the second round of gunned by Graebner ID tbl -. '"':" five-match series which cisive Mlh 'MI alter rallying Ill entbwes with the doubles sqUir<! 1111 JDBteh In the fourth '1\Vilson Hits, sel . UlurlsTigers ol3-l Win 64 Rambler ~ 2 Dr••Radle cyllndor. :00S~:~:~:.r trans. 111111: 65 Pontiac G.T.O. Temp•st. 2 Dr. Har4f.,. 4 IIHid trtns. 63 Ford Galaxie 100 4 Dr. I cylinder, m~~tlc trans. Redia heeter, power ,..arlrit. whlta wall tir•. 65 Dodge Dart 1 Dr. 270 SeriH, 6 cyllfl. der, stancl.lrd trans.., rac:lie and heater 59 Chevrolet lmp1I1 4 Dr. I cylinder. Standtrd tnnt, with ower~ drive. tad'- and h.. ttr. Whitewalls. 62 Fqrd Gal. 500 4 dr. I cyl. AI Trani., P. Uarinw, r•ll• anti hutft 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. I crolindu. S speed trans. 2 speed ,..., ••••· Lon1 whul ba ... 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door H1rdt.,. Power Staeri"' erMI lrakes. Autometfc trans. 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. I c¥"11ndtr, 1uh. trans. Radle and haat.ft, !tOWer 1tttring, whltewaft tires. 63 Chevrolet lei Alro. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. S1ancltrd 1rana. Whitt wtO tire~. 63 Ford Golaxlo 500 2 Dr. I cylln· d~r. Autom•tlc ~io •nd hetter. tr•ns. R•· WhlttwaD t1m. 64 Chevrolet ll1uyne 4 Dr, I cyl. Autt. trens. R&H. Whltewtll tire•. Like new. . 64 Falcon SEE THE Futur• 4 Dr. ' cyllnHr. Auto. tnns. Racflo & h•••· er. Whitewall tir ... MUSTANG 61 Falcon IN ACTION! 2 Dr. 6 cyl . Sttndanl trant. R.dlo •nd heater. AT THE Keith Goble Ford MDGS COUNTY locutt & SycenMre Itt. USED CAR LOT · Mlddl- FAIR Angels Snap Chisox Win Streak, 7-3 TUES., AUG. 16 8:~~ P.M. The Lalit Word in Savings Is .. • • • YEAR EDD SRUIDGS! · toB~I On Every' 66 Olds and Cadillac In Stock I ' In ·· Then Test Drive , A Mustang At .. ' iKe:th Goble : Ford', fnc. ~N MIDDLEPORT, 0. 100 mph in an ECONOMY CAR? YO\J bel •• • and that's cruising speed, 5-speed synchro-mesh lransmlssiOI'I standard wilh cruising gear. Tac hometer standat'd. Disc brakes up-front stendard. Loaded with · .:-·:~ ras" at no exira eoet. See It toda~-clrive 11 away. THE 'FABULOUS Rain Forces Postponement !'IITNNEAPOLIS (UP!) - Rain lloreed postponement Saturday of the scheduled Minnesota F1-AT 1500 SPIDER SHINNS FIAT SALES _,P_h_o_ne_4.. sa..-..''..30_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _L_..,_"_·_w_._v_._.-· Twin-Kansas Cily Athlt>tirs baseball game. It will be played Sunday as part of a , doubleheader. Twin• ' · probables for lbe game are Jim Merritt 2-11 and Jim Grant 9-12, while Jim Nash &-f1 and Gil Bla""o t-2 are ~cled to hc_rl lor the A'o. You iill~ht be the lucky win!,llr llf th" Hondi_, . s-90: ·. N.othh11 to buY ••• nQ. ~ll!ldon f!_ ·~ --SEE THEM NOW! SUZUKI kln!l. Just come in and register. Olftr "M'Ire' ·Augost 31, 1966 ••• winner wll! be nvtifled on, orbefore, September 15, 1966; ~· ·;· 2tlll!* · ~- , NYE UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN Honda pricH. start at ... , · ...,.. • ' ' <t ' LIGHTWEIGHT MOTOROCLES s~s . ·• S~.~ITH BUICK CO. · SERVICE ) .e CO~PLETE ·' 1 '" ' r. LINE OF USED CARS • .. ~hon• 593·7711 V.E.S. Thne's lletfon In lletionltlml •• Nou~ Is Th~ Tfnte To Go Oldsmobll~ autl Catlillu! Karr &Van Zandt Motor Siles CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE: PHONE 99Z.534-2 .' POMEROY I " �,. I '. 1l .I Pom,erqy Dumps Cheshire 10-3, Remains ·Unbeaten in Syrpcuse Totirnej. • • , ' 'I . , I .• PomOI'oy , remained · wobeaten Hill game 'Monday a~ 6:30 P·!l!.'i er, went the d!itance on the hm 1by t,;.., fty~U In tbl _flrll I!IJI.J eaeh •a elogle. . tU two were out In the oeventh ed six. Tannehill fanned eight, two walb llld vh.ite'l ~· In the double • eUmtnatlon Sy- and Pomeroy will play the wiO: 1for Pomeroy and Ibn!led the ! InC whielr ,l!tited PomJII'O)' three . Chelh~'• next ICheduled wben bls rlghtlielder dropped a walked live, For ~I Simi, J!llclll..et 'IJd racuse Pony League tournom~nt ner on 7:30 p.m. tbe same day. !Cheshire club 1o nve bits. ;runs. TIJi:P.pmeroy club added game Is on Tuesday at 7:30 p. ,1 1azy Dyball, perlllitting T. Karr The Barons1_ot one in th~ tee- two lincJu .1nd 11: Karr·t t · by tulng 11'141-3 deciJion over SJltlll;.; of the Syraeuse Po- l Cheshire tallied one run In lhe1 three · In the fourth, two m. to score from lb1rd base. Karr ond on Fleyd a leacklff 11ngle ble. For Mldjl!epo~ Grec_., Cheshire in the second "of two 1ny · ue lolll'llllnlent are' tJilrd al)d two more Jn lbe the . · mt ~~ In 1 b e Pomeroy .. . 300 .320 2- 10 91bad walked with one out, as I and an error on Tannehill'• doubled and IJDJ)ed, Powelt diiit 1amea played Friday even1n1. : BRW Hlli'dware,.: willl~s N'a- jtom of tile ~eventh. Hitters for [seventh. ~' . · Cheshire ... .. 001 000 2 - . 3 4 had Baker with two out, 1o putl groundball. They added two bled and tripled, and Floyd a1n1 Middlt!J!Ort, playing In the i tlonwtde Int!fance, Landmark,CJ!fl QUeen's Gallla County J Burdette also lei Pomeroy Burdeue and Werry. tyo two runners on. i runs in the thlld on two walks led. .:: loser's braeket, ousted Eastern Store and Sii'vlce Station, The! eluli were Perry Beebee with 1 1hltllnl wltn a pair of double• 14) Hysell 11) and Queen, Tyo Mike Boring, Eastern's e!- :•nd Gene Powell's ground rule E ~ , with • &-1 win on the opening Sunday Tlm~nllnel, Crow, ltriple, and Cliff Queen Jr., two ! and a s\nle whlle DlliiiY ~ 17). fective righthander, wen I tho :double. One more came i• the astern .. · · · 1100 010 1- ,.1 • • <>lllllest of the day. Middleport Crow &- Portei' ·- and . 'Crow'• singles. , 1 ott bad a double« and single, 1\UDDLEI'ORT WINS I distance, glvillg up only five , fifth when Dodwn wa• sate on Barons .. .... 012 112 X-'1 !,~: wUI' now play the lOBO!' of Satur- Steak House. · · i Jeff Tyo sla!Ud on the mound :Robin Phai!Ji, two ilngles and ~ohn Tannehill pUched 3 - hit I hits. Bul tbey came wilh run- I a fielder's ehoice and Powell's ! Boring and Mlllbone. r.,..,., day evenlog'a Recine vs. Oak Bob Burdette, sharp rlghlhand· · for the losera lilld was relieved 1Randy Burt and Roger ·Abbott, I ball and had a shuloul going un· ners on. He fanned 10 and walk- 1 triple, and two 1o the slxtb on biD and Powell : · I I !l*ltn ~; MIKE PRENDERGAST United press Internalioaal maleh on ¥"ia1 and the final two singles mafcbes on Mon· ,. CLEVELAND tUPI) - Clark hriieimer of BeechwOO<t Oh~o, pt!lYing bls big game With pinJl!!inl aecuracy, ·defeated JoaLoyo-Mayo, 'i-41, 4-8, &~. th'!, Saturday lo give the nlted States a 1-t. lead . over exleo in the openmg smgles atcll of lbe Amerlc,an D~vis ,..,~ day. . Graebller, a. star on th_e season's Europe8ll tour who 11 playing in Davia Cup compell· lion for the ftnl lim., needed only 17 milllrtello wtn the ftnl set and displayed polaa and • sharp all-round pllll lln'W&b· olll the ma\Ch. ne Finals. -===c=---------------- ----------....-:.-------- . Tbe Sunday Tlme..S.ntlnel, Sunday 4ugu1l 14, 19811-1 . Sunday Times·Sentinel . . . Pirates Outlast Reds, 14-11 ' is Ralston met Rafael Loyo-Mayo wao lllmply ou'• in the second round of gunned by Graebner ID tbl -. '"':" five-match series which cisive Mlh 'MI alter rallying Ill entbwes with the doubles sqUir<! 1111 JDBteh In the fourth '1\Vilson Hits, sel . UlurlsTigers ol3-l Win 64 Rambler ~ 2 Dr••Radle cyllndor. :00S~:~:~:.r trans. 111111: 65 Pontiac G.T.O. Temp•st. 2 Dr. Har4f.,. 4 IIHid trtns. 63 Ford Galaxie 100 4 Dr. I cylinder, m~~tlc trans. Redia heeter, power ,..arlrit. whlta wall tir•. 65 Dodge Dart 1 Dr. 270 SeriH, 6 cyllfl. der, stancl.lrd trans.., rac:lie and heater 59 Chevrolet lmp1I1 4 Dr. I cylinder. Standtrd tnnt, with ower~ drive. tad'- and h.. ttr. Whitewalls. 62 Fqrd Gal. 500 4 dr. I cyl. AI Trani., P. Uarinw, r•ll• anti hutft 64 Ford F-700 Dump Truck. I crolindu. S speed trans. 2 speed ,..., ••••· Lon1 whul ba ... 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door H1rdt.,. Power Staeri"' erMI lrakes. Autometfc trans. 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr. I c¥"11ndtr, 1uh. trans. Radle and haat.ft, !tOWer 1tttring, whltewaft tires. 63 Chevrolet lei Alro. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. S1ancltrd 1rana. Whitt wtO tire~. 63 Ford Golaxlo 500 2 Dr. I cylln· d~r. Autom•tlc ~io •nd hetter. tr•ns. R•· WhlttwaD t1m. 64 Chevrolet ll1uyne 4 Dr, I cyl. Autt. trens. R&H. Whltewtll tire•. Like new. . 64 Falcon SEE THE Futur• 4 Dr. ' cyllnHr. Auto. tnns. Racflo & h•••· er. Whitewall tir ... MUSTANG 61 Falcon IN ACTION! 2 Dr. 6 cyl . Sttndanl trant. R.dlo •nd heater. AT THE Keith Goble Ford MDGS COUNTY locutt & SycenMre Itt. USED CAR LOT · Mlddl- FAIR Angels Snap Chisox Win Streak, 7-3 TUES., AUG. 16 8:~~ P.M. The Lalit Word in Savings Is .. • • • YEAR EDD SRUIDGS! · toB~I On Every' 66 Olds and Cadillac In Stock I ' In ·· Then Test Drive , A Mustang At .. ' iKe:th Goble : Ford', fnc. ~N MIDDLEPORT, 0. 100 mph in an ECONOMY CAR? YO\J bel •• • and that's cruising speed, 5-speed synchro-mesh lransmlssiOI'I standard wilh cruising gear. Tac hometer standat'd. Disc brakes up-front stendard. Loaded with · .:-·:~ ras" at no exira eoet. See It toda~-clrive 11 away. THE 'FABULOUS Rain Forces Postponement !'IITNNEAPOLIS (UP!) - Rain lloreed postponement Saturday of the scheduled Minnesota F1-AT 1500 SPIDER SHINNS FIAT SALES _,P_h_o_ne_4.. sa..-..''..30_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _L_..,_"_·_w_._v_._.-· Twin-Kansas Cily Athlt>tirs baseball game. It will be played Sunday as part of a , doubleheader. Twin• ' · probables for lbe game are Jim Merritt 2-11 and Jim Grant 9-12, while Jim Nash &-f1 and Gil Bla""o t-2 are ~cled to hc_rl lor the A'o. You iill~ht be the lucky win!,llr llf th" Hondi_, . s-90: ·. N.othh11 to buY ••• nQ. ~ll!ldon f!_ ·~ --SEE THEM NOW! SUZUKI kln!l. Just come in and register. Olftr "M'Ire' ·Augost 31, 1966 ••• winner wll! be nvtifled on, orbefore, September 15, 1966; ~· ·;· 2tlll!* · ~- , NYE UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN Honda pricH. start at ... , · ...,.. • ' ' <t ' LIGHTWEIGHT MOTOROCLES s~s . ·• S~.~ITH BUICK CO. · SERVICE ) .e CO~PLETE ·' 1 '" ' r. LINE OF USED CARS • .. ~hon• 593·7711 V.E.S. Thne's lletfon In lletionltlml •• Nou~ Is Th~ Tfnte To Go Oldsmobll~ autl Catlillu! Karr &Van Zandt Motor Siles CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE: PHONE 99Z.534-2 .' POMEROY I " �' ,, " ., ~ile~. whp has .O:qo's . and~tri~ . § niree Injured This was besinnlllll of a Nearby, a . Chlnool! of the fight· fierce llatUe Utat would last! evacuaUn1 , . 15 ·ti;;~·wiii. ;the First Infantry Dl- three hours. , ·ml!ll from Ute Red One," since he Kaheilli loo~ up, partially several hits !tom VIet • Jn · Nam In Febru- stunned by Ute unexpected force forclllg an emergency . landing. • !ary is mentioned In a story In , of baiUe. Several of his com- Cerna · Grabbed biS .M-1& rifle ! : the Pacific Stars and Stripes rades rldlng !h• same peraon- and lent supporting lire to k':"P Thursday July 28 Issue. nel carrier \fere also lbrown the Viet Cong !rom overrunmng ' He Is Stall-Sergeant Stanley off Ute track. Mortar and recoil- the disabled cropper and Its · R Richards son of Mrs. Elsie 1ess rounds exploding nearby occupants. Saunder;, Clerk, Gall Ia sent a thundering sound through But ll]e bitter battle waa not . . county Selective Service, Local . his head. He crawled to ald his 1 to be confmed to the lead elei Board 45. He entered the Army Ifriends, most of them bleeding i rnents. Sgt. Donald Wilson _of ~ i n April 1961, served onP year badly. . ' Browns Mdl, N. J., was rJd· ; at Fort Knox, Ky., three years Up and down the convoy, [ing on the last vehicle in the : at Munich, Germany, and h~d 1 l~e sound ~close combat, guns, ;column when the first contact :two weeks jungle warfare tram-1nfles and :grenades. was deaf- l wa~ made. He, too, saw the r _ _!i~~~~~~~~~l""':.!:"':'i""_~~~~~~~~:_::::·7--::::-=~::-:~-;:-:-;:-~ -~·,~· • !ng 1n Panama, just prior to ening . Above lbe sounds of 1 Chmook forced down and react-1 i reporting to Viet Narn. exploding rounds. you could I edby moving his track Into Spragues Return . · S-SgL Richards is me11tioned I hear the faml11ar cries for j !ution and glvmg supporting . In "Moments of Glory In 3·Hour "medic." nre . . 1 From Trip in Welt · Battle With VC," By Sgt. Wal· Sgt. Charles Dejean Ill of He and . his men moved m . . . ly K. Bell. Here is that story : ·Port Barre, La., was riding close, aidmg the wounde~. W1l- 1 Mr. aod Mrs. Wilham Sprague . PtlUOC V!NH, Viet Nam outside the lead personnel oar· son manned the chopper s .50 , and daughter, Glenna, of Mid· : (10) _ A Column of tanks and rier. The vehicle was hit by a Icaliber machine guns to keep dleport, have returned ff\1111 a ~armored personnel carriers of 57mm recoilless rifle. It blew a the enemy away.. I recent tr1p through the West, ·the 4th Cavalry rumbled down · gaping hole on the right side of Nea_rby, five Vtel Cong began which Included such places as ··the dirt road adJacent to High- I the track. chargmg 1)'10 disabled tracks the Corn Palace In Mitchell, S. Shrapnel killed the t r a c k and S.Sgt. Richard Fernandes 1 D., The Badlands, The Black ·wav 13. Perched on top ol the armor· commander almost lnstanUy, jumped behind a .50 caliber Hills, Yellowstone and Grand ed vehirles were battle • clad and wounded six other men. machine gun on his track and Teton Nati6tl8l Park, and The .. ·'~ \ Accidents on ... ,. i J • • • I 1 :M. -:::-:;:c:t.::= !""I Meigs ~ ,· : · The "' • \. l' t . . ~ ' ',.._. : ,~·) : :. :.' ', . ' ~ ,, : News B·eaJ , I .. :. ' ~ 1!11iJf ·. · .;·. ·. .· . . 1 ~!~~;~~~:·;e:;nd Jn~Z~try. ~~~~~: wh~~~ :~~t~ r~~- ~~~n~~ 1)~n:'~ed u~n~\~h~~~d:e g~~~ ~Y~~~~~ter:i~~ i~laC:sh~en:~ BM!IieW~4 }J1i"! !PI Iii 8 ,..,.. :{~. ~ . -:.··~ :Atf&l•: ;~·· : , $:rOR~GE''CA. 1 · Infa ntry Division. form was now stained with 1three grenades . WatUng for the ! Black Hills included_ the PasBy ltobert Wingett ·' -~.:.· ENIDV 0\JTJNG ·'!::~e.=;.,;.; ·. ·il'; :.;,·., The tonk . infantry task sweat - and blood. HIS next enemy to get tn range, he sion Play at Spearltsh, S. D., TODAY'S THOUGHT _ "'he -~an•tlon of t b. e ~·w ' · ' d"-. ·A swimritl~D . ::"..Z:. ..~_ ...... force WBS on a zone reconnais- thought was to get to the .50 threw the grenades and saw all I Jackson Hole Country, Mt. younger generation is to be foun'il In- t r! ~oli!er· geniWa..., .and boating 1 sance abo•t 12 miles southwest caliber machine gun. The ser· lftve ktUed before they could I Rushmore National Memorial, lion. ing was enjoyed recently UE THti •u•~ :-:.~.; of An Loc, along the Cambod· geant behiod the gun was de~d. l get Wllhin 15 yardx of the dts· r and the Buffalo Bill Historical . • Pomeroy Girl Scotlt Troop • ' .: • Jan border. The morning was Derf"n managed to puU htm abled track. Frenandes recetv- Center in Cody, Wyo. Riehard E. Pickens, mail carrier/' Mfddlepllrt 'for at Royal Oik Park. At~~ltng j ·I THE . ., quiet and a slight mist hugged away , crammf'd himself down ed a severe wound m the neck 1 about 20 years, has received appointment. as regu.lar were 1r011e Barnes, Jo : the damp ground. the small hatch and started fir- by a sniper's bullet, but re!UJ- who live on Rt. 124 near the rural carrier from the Middleport Post Office,;!!ffeclive Diehl, Caralynn Tracy, "Hey, Sarge , what day is mg at the VietCong. . II'd treatment until the battle by.pass right of way claim August 27 . i;nn,,.rracy, 'Mt!l'la Neutzllnf, "'"" II'" someone hollerf'lf. Hts Then the weapon rammed . . was over. that the highway department This moves Dale Nicholson carrier sub4tltute:·for De':~& Neutzling; Resa BQnthe, 1 voice rang over the clatter of He worked frantically to get Down the col_umns, PFC Wal- , is taking over land that w"' , seven years, up into Pickens' pre.s ent job and leaves Leallne Seho, Becky Wright, steel tracks crunching against the gun back in aclton. He , ter Evtll of Piedmont, S. C:, never sold to the state. T h e a position for part time empl~yment 1bpen. Middleport and Debbie Wisecup. '!be girls · M.~fttf. tile hard ground swore and cursed the gun. But 1charged. a .57mm recoilless n· Withee car was parked across Postmaster Paul casci invites mterested· pe~sb1Js to ap;- 1 _;;w;iii~·;;;•;;;coorn;;;;~pa:;;n;;;!ed~biiiy.;;fbe'-lr"""'""iiii"""""i~""""-i""i~ ~( •·Jt's Saturday, buddy," an· if didn't help. He swung out fie poSIIton after hts tr~d< took the disputed area , and it stop- ply. See him for defails. If swered S.Sgt. Stanley Richards the gunner's hatch, grabbed a direct htt from poSitions 25 •ped work. The problem Is head. , , .. . .; ( ; of Galhpohs , Ohio. ,n M79 grenade launcher and yards away. He saw two of his led for a showdown. Persons responsible for worthwhile events IIi tlils Up front, riding on an armor- poured about a dmen rounds at , buddies receive severe sbrap· , county are often overlooked whe11 wor8~ ·~,.3pprectaed personnel carri~r with Troop the VC positions about 311 yards ' and exploding mortar rounds, I· MIDDLEPORT COUNCIL lion are passed around .· ' 1<' '· · · ~ · C was SP 4 Franc1s Kahe1k1. away. . . . ·ne! wounds. Und~~ mtense r1re 1approval of 8 contract to This just might be true in Shields Clareh~ W. . . Then, ali hell broke loose. Be- Runnmg out or ammumhon, he rushed the poSition with three Certified Homes, Inc., for the case of t~e Meigs Qlunty Harold .Cal'llll~Wi~~Wlllialn ·tore he could thmk of anythmg he pulled out Ills .55 caltber piS· grenades. He destroyed the en· Ibuilding of the new $63 000 F ·r Downie, L. E. Hoffman, Rex. else, Kaheiki , of Hdo, Hawaii, tol and a haodful of gren.ades emy position and crawled bad< 1 Meigs county welfare' at · " j E· She~J4 BIFaro, , Siawter was thrown int<~,~~e air, lan<h and battled the enemy until he 1to hiS comrades, where be treat· the vlllage I must say. In all slnc~rlljl, Torn R.' lleU\et~ D~vld'Koblentz 10 ._ed on his back. A 60mm mortar : was mortally wounded by snip- ed them for wounds. . lbat the officers and directors &nd Charles Williams. • round had fo~nd its mark er's bullet. Most of the armored vehicles I ONE OF THE EARLY of each fair do a great public The work 11(~iliel''ll . the camer. Ptckmg htmself tf(t , At thes outbreak of the battle, were able to move Into posl· , in connection wilh setting up aervice. Those of the 19&6 Me!P uaually go unnoUced to lilo!tl from the ground, he saw two IPFC Armenda Cerna, a qutel lions where they returned accu· th M . Loc 1 School County fair are no ex~on. falr-goers. Their lallkB l!eiln IBPing holes in the right art.. spoken soldier !rom Eagle Pass, rate fire on the enemy. e 1: :1 a rderin It would hardly be fair If they aeveral montlt8 jtrloi' to·II\~ fiveThe Viet Cong struck at tlte 1Texas •. saw a grenade pitched Air and artillery strikes ~;::o~oornc~:!.to The ~ajor- went unnamed and not given a day event and gradually II armored convoy wtth mortars, mlo hiS track from an enemy .ae<ounted for most of the dead, .1 f th 'd ts of thelli'ea hearty pal on the back. in intensity lo · the peak- aft<., II recoilless rifles and automatic ' position nearby . )the actual count tbe next day 1 Y 0 ede : " ~n 1 Studems They are Fred C. Leifheit, Ute attraclioh !a ..uildetwtiY. and small arms. They were en- ' He dove into Ute track to re-: was 236 VC killed. Friendly cas- approv .e cos ng. . h president ; Wallace Bradford, . trenched along thedirl road in ,trieve the grenade, tossing it l' ualties were considered liibt to fro~ th:;.trsl t~ough SIXI vice president; Donald E. Ibm.....,. Eli'IIMH wen~c<mce!lled__.f""''lions. ,back at the enem_!. moderate. and ~:'seventh and ter, s'eeretafy, and Clittles Jll4: ObDS " 1 ' itntintl . :ft" ' .. in fRIIi'li'. CITf I ,. 'PRES$.'' <:. . ·.-···· 7 oil I· oil : -m :::..7• News High/igh~$ NewOwnen . To Remodel •. '.' . . ar~!tr!e~as~u~re~r~. =O~th~e;rHerbert ~di:r~ec~tor!s Fred E. ~M=E=N~T~-~J=Im=--=~=~ eighth' gradehigh. students will to 8 junior ;;; Pomeroy Chltrnber of Cornmerce named its action com- • St.IJ • About The1r• F·arr• G3IIIans 1 Buzzmg :::-: !~~ :tko~i~~~n~.~';,n~ , . GALLIA COUNTY . hired Mrs. Margaret Stewart . be located on the southeast cor<.ial/iafls were still dtscussmg as an elementary teacher and A MIDDLEPORT reSident, .d dp St nd hh · ' . nero1 1111ran ear1 .,a t e. appy events of lhe Jumor Joe Duncan ~s a teacher and Fredertck R. Emm~rt, 61, an lans call for 1200 square ce 'nd an area nf Fatr wher. the curtain was coach. An esttmated budget of employe of the Philip Sporn ' PI fl rung down last Saturday on the slightly over one million was plant, ivao killed 'nlesday even- ~ oor spa f at f park'ng 100 slquarlhe ee 0 19&6 expoSilion, a success in ev· approved. Miss Marie Meal lng on West Virginia Rt. 6%, • Ra .' d ·1 ' . . area. n o er news 1n ery eta". Iveteran teacher, retired. At near Lakm Hosp11al, when his th ouncil bas 8 roved 8 cme, twoThe closmg day attracted an North Gallia, llltke Morrison, car was rounding a curve aod 1 m~l c0 rating 1/p (o' be placatlendance of over 9,000. :former Southern Local cage struck a car driven by George ed on ~e ballol 'the Nov. 8 She 'ff De W lk d coach, was hired. and Pete Nl- B. McClintock, 54, of Pt. Pleas- 1 cl' n nver a er, an bert t ~ h. ff E d'~ · . t e e ton. his department, along w i t h ; re urnn~ to teac mg sta · ~~1· . mmer1 la~ 1rom m erna1 An unoccupied house on Forstate fire officials were busy in- ] InJUries. est Run Rd ., was destroyed by vesllgating the reportf'd theft OUR HOUSE tavern museum, The other driver and two fire this week. Sheriff Robert 1 of five ealves from Dr. Donald will reopen after several passengers in his car were in- Harteoback look Darren Neal, Warehime last Sunday. Later in of restoration. One of the new There bave been 10 fatal- !6, an escapee from the Fairthe week, William Henry Coen, features is a bar, of the period, In Mason county so far field School for Boys, into cus3!, of Lower River Rd., was Installed In the tap room . The this year, and the one on which tody early Friday morning. booked by the sheriff on a public is Invited to the opening the Middleport man lost his life dleporl Ail Stars won the Syra· c~arge of kidnapping. Appear- from 2 to 6 p.m. today. was the third fatality in sl• cuse tourn"l". ' 1!'1 in court Friday the affidavit days. • ' qainst him signed by Margar- OPTIMISM MARKED th e · R. L. JACOBS waa presentfl Smith of Rt. I Gallipul!s, !"eeting of the Southeastern Re- MEIGS HIGHWAYS were In ed a plaque 'for 25 years service dlsmlssf'd. A second war- glonal Council , attended by 110 the news this week . One story with . the Ben Franklin organlrlhl was signed by Prosecutor , at the Elks Club Thursday told of the asking for bids on zation. Charles E. Rathburn, 14, John A. Epling and Coen was Irught. J . Harold Karr represent. the 5.3 miles stretch of four • son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby bboked again on the charge Fri. ed Robbins and Myers, who are lane highway on Rt. 33 in Bed- Rathburn of Middleport, was .d~y morning. building a Gallia county plant, ford and Salisbury townships. hospitalized in Gallipolis after at1d Warren Waters, of the Ral- The bids wiil he opened on Sept. drinking water that contained GALLIA COMMISSIONERS ston·Purina firm, that Is con- 7. The other story told of a fuss Drain.(), Craynor Slone, was toved the placing on the structing a plant at Wellston. between the higbway de(lllrt· rehired as basketball coaeh at election ballot a two-lentils ment, and 8 property owner, Southern Local schools. Two ' a mill levy at the request of DR TOM HALLIDAY, son that balled work on the t;tt. 7 teacbers recently hired .resign.. II'!' Gallia Child Welfare board. of Attorney and Mrs. John E. by-pass. ed, and three other teachers • ~ levy would provide $20.000 Halliday, has opened practice Mr. and Mro. Charles Withee, 1were hired. ·f)'ler a five year period for the of obstetrics and gynecology In 1...;;;.;:;:~~;.;;;~~~;;.;,;~~............................., ·!A!i'P''I oi the Guiding Hand Marietta. Ann Ford has graduatllcl)ool lor mentally retarded magna cum laude from St. LouAn Old F•vorite Wilh A New Look ·oqJ)dren. The county comrnls- is University. Dr. Lloyd Pobst, ·.illin has been aiding the school former Rk> Grande President, ·ffnancially during it~ fo ur died Monday in Jackson, Mich. ,..-, of existence. There Y~tl }it a number of other levies to MEIGS COUNTY 1Je Voted on in the election. Meigs countians are set for Young Republicans met this the annual county fair, which 1ftek at Cheshire, and heard opens for a fivo-day run this , Clarence Miller , Republican week. SIZES: candidate for Congress. ft was The Big Bend Minstrel Assn. 8'12-12 12 112-4 announc•d that a candidate lor will present Its 11th musical as ' ""l!nty engmeer will he namf'd. a grandstand attraction. An inC& D Widths novPtion will be Ute twilight '~ GALLIPOLIS MERCHANTS racing program. Races will . .' : bad a successful Sidewalk Days &tart at & p.m. tales event Monday and Tues- Rev . Dale I. Van Meter, a llay, lor the secood year, and Mel&• native, and son of Mra. .are preparing for the Back-To- Ray B,Yers of Racine. w Ill School event. School Is just a- peak at the opening exercises. . round the corner, with Gallla At the Meigs 4-H Style Revue They Outgrow Them Boforo They Wear Them Out · Academy students getting their this week, the royalty. who will · next week. Gallipolis reiln over the fair, were seColleiJO announced that lected. The queen is Miss SaUy day term will start Sept.' Mo?a, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l3. It will mark the fifth year Donald Mora of Chester, and If operation for ' the college. the king Is Larry Montgomery, MIDDLEPORT, 0. aon of Mr. and Mrs. PaUl Mont"G;11 I IPOLIS SCHOOL board 10mery of LalliSVille. ":t ! 1 1 Sill 148~15 I' . '· ON THK CHAJit ' . I '- firemen Flush~. Off-Gasolin¢-~ ANNUAL SALE I ot II ... ttl · great ttadltl~ of .,..ortb at Its belt • • • P'nilw· 'lftet'OWJ! .. . ,. Amtrlto'l FlrMttf. WO'f "'*"" AppefttJr\g In ~· ~n dtc•!On OfMt flnllh - Ptovln~»town 11 rich In boai~ QUALITY, PrtlvJnc.town' Mo'* 11 all pu~. NC>I"1Mmlrawn , hard .Qi~ tciHcf through . the more you save. Get pl1nty .;..,. . . .. for yourself end for &itt giYfttl thrwvh . . ~ -~. ~ - Non.t-m ·tr­ Mo~l• There ltn't orvr tatllfG~ ll.lbtt(tw n at these apeciallow prices. . . . . ' NOw, """""· ;.;;_· ........, _ . Motlfh" .,.,. .you CGn own lhlt · cho!oisr of, Ame~lfan Jw~& ~~ lu) ly ~d ,tc* ·· Mil¥. ~ tMn lht. prleia Ofr enemy; ~ "'' A"nd; ' 1~ .1ft ~~ ~I ~·II, ~. ~- . . . ..~. ,. ~lflclifft _~w.,; .. regular $1.50 NOW $1.19 pr. -· r<:&ulilr $1.65 NOW $1.,.. •• ..ltQ. " Ail seamless styles Olt ·~les tncludin&: Aailon llrotcll Early AhwrJ~n 1tyllnv Is 'fO\,Ir ~Itt b.ca • . 1t me-ant f~Je f1M, trl.i,dty "o'CII~ •ilrl WiJf stockings , The more -Y9U buy Cantreco• • SAVE 20% 01 AU THESE OTHER FINE PIECES! jlhd comtwt It ·tt's 11er••lain""'i)')ur chal)ce to toke advonllfie of tltt blfl av· in as on beautiful Phoenix · · Jury System . ·- IOII'¥Ice lo the ., Galltpnl!t toWn (~fflol~. ~ . ~·. ~nComt .~. ~~ . lool< . '•.. ""· ~ :~""! 0'1"< tt#o •::· ana dllrlng .oy• ~•l Scivlllf• t!W. 1~ -~" •.off•.~ op~~."!"t~· ~~~, ~ :' ' . . '' .. '. ~· .._. . THE SHOE BOX l· . ~-=~~~'"''"' Fultz Reviews SALE PRICE- f. $750 ,, ; 'bargain like lhJtis pott!ble becauto, .. '!nd ?" .Y. "": ause ·. , . Provincetown ..bOughl '!" entire fabric mlN 'Iiodo rl one of the richest, rant Documentary prints wa'W ...., een} Oe i.J'lr:e ·Qvality per,. tremendoUs quantitY tavlr•• ond ;an ~'1V~ity !or"'voi'.to"ow~ America's Finest uphol· !Mred ploces Ot just an ,orjlinary price. Buphat'o ~w i.l!'!'ll· Hnd' orditiary obovl t~. big Wing L':"nge 0\aTrl:: :~, , . 111 •.~ . trv ·em. Save. ~ · ,.:., : ~•. "!'' "THE CORKY" . 412 Second Ave. G•llipolis, .oftlo .. .. . ,. ' '' . '. •, I. ,·' -ll; ( .- �' ,, " ., ~ile~. whp has .O:qo's . and~tri~ . § niree Injured This was besinnlllll of a Nearby, a . Chlnool! of the fight· fierce llatUe Utat would last! evacuaUn1 , . 15 ·ti;;~·wiii. ;the First Infantry Dl- three hours. , ·ml!ll from Ute Red One," since he Kaheilli loo~ up, partially several hits !tom VIet • Jn · Nam In Febru- stunned by Ute unexpected force forclllg an emergency . landing. • !ary is mentioned In a story In , of baiUe. Several of his com- Cerna · Grabbed biS .M-1& rifle ! : the Pacific Stars and Stripes rades rldlng !h• same peraon- and lent supporting lire to k':"P Thursday July 28 Issue. nel carrier \fere also lbrown the Viet Cong !rom overrunmng ' He Is Stall-Sergeant Stanley off Ute track. Mortar and recoil- the disabled cropper and Its · R Richards son of Mrs. Elsie 1ess rounds exploding nearby occupants. Saunder;, Clerk, Gall Ia sent a thundering sound through But ll]e bitter battle waa not . . county Selective Service, Local . his head. He crawled to ald his 1 to be confmed to the lead elei Board 45. He entered the Army Ifriends, most of them bleeding i rnents. Sgt. Donald Wilson _of ~ i n April 1961, served onP year badly. . ' Browns Mdl, N. J., was rJd· ; at Fort Knox, Ky., three years Up and down the convoy, [ing on the last vehicle in the : at Munich, Germany, and h~d 1 l~e sound ~close combat, guns, ;column when the first contact :two weeks jungle warfare tram-1nfles and :grenades. was deaf- l wa~ made. He, too, saw the r _ _!i~~~~~~~~~l""':.!:"':'i""_~~~~~~~~:_::::·7--::::-=~::-:~-;:-:-;:-~ -~·,~· • !ng 1n Panama, just prior to ening . Above lbe sounds of 1 Chmook forced down and react-1 i reporting to Viet Narn. exploding rounds. you could I edby moving his track Into Spragues Return . · S-SgL Richards is me11tioned I hear the faml11ar cries for j !ution and glvmg supporting . In "Moments of Glory In 3·Hour "medic." nre . . 1 From Trip in Welt · Battle With VC," By Sgt. Wal· Sgt. Charles Dejean Ill of He and . his men moved m . . . ly K. Bell. Here is that story : ·Port Barre, La., was riding close, aidmg the wounde~. W1l- 1 Mr. aod Mrs. Wilham Sprague . PtlUOC V!NH, Viet Nam outside the lead personnel oar· son manned the chopper s .50 , and daughter, Glenna, of Mid· : (10) _ A Column of tanks and rier. The vehicle was hit by a Icaliber machine guns to keep dleport, have returned ff\1111 a ~armored personnel carriers of 57mm recoilless rifle. It blew a the enemy away.. I recent tr1p through the West, ·the 4th Cavalry rumbled down · gaping hole on the right side of Nea_rby, five Vtel Cong began which Included such places as ··the dirt road adJacent to High- I the track. chargmg 1)'10 disabled tracks the Corn Palace In Mitchell, S. Shrapnel killed the t r a c k and S.Sgt. Richard Fernandes 1 D., The Badlands, The Black ·wav 13. Perched on top ol the armor· commander almost lnstanUy, jumped behind a .50 caliber Hills, Yellowstone and Grand ed vehirles were battle • clad and wounded six other men. machine gun on his track and Teton Nati6tl8l Park, and The .. ·'~ \ Accidents on ... ,. i J • • • I 1 :M. -:::-:;:c:t.::= !""I Meigs ~ ,· : · The "' • \. l' t . . ~ ' ',.._. : ,~·) : :. :.' ', . ' ~ ,, : News B·eaJ , I .. :. ' ~ 1!11iJf ·. · .;·. ·. .· . . 1 ~!~~;~~~:·;e:;nd Jn~Z~try. ~~~~~: wh~~~ :~~t~ r~~- ~~~n~~ 1)~n:'~ed u~n~\~h~~~d:e g~~~ ~Y~~~~~ter:i~~ i~laC:sh~en:~ BM!IieW~4 }J1i"! !PI Iii 8 ,..,.. :{~. ~ . -:.··~ :Atf&l•: ;~·· : , $:rOR~GE''CA. 1 · Infa ntry Division. form was now stained with 1three grenades . WatUng for the ! Black Hills included_ the PasBy ltobert Wingett ·' -~.:.· ENIDV 0\JTJNG ·'!::~e.=;.,;.; ·. ·il'; :.;,·., The tonk . infantry task sweat - and blood. HIS next enemy to get tn range, he sion Play at Spearltsh, S. D., TODAY'S THOUGHT _ "'he -~an•tlon of t b. e ~·w ' · ' d"-. ·A swimritl~D . ::"..Z:. ..~_ ...... force WBS on a zone reconnais- thought was to get to the .50 threw the grenades and saw all I Jackson Hole Country, Mt. younger generation is to be foun'il In- t r! ~oli!er· geniWa..., .and boating 1 sance abo•t 12 miles southwest caliber machine gun. The ser· lftve ktUed before they could I Rushmore National Memorial, lion. ing was enjoyed recently UE THti •u•~ :-:.~.; of An Loc, along the Cambod· geant behiod the gun was de~d. l get Wllhin 15 yardx of the dts· r and the Buffalo Bill Historical . • Pomeroy Girl Scotlt Troop • ' .: • Jan border. The morning was Derf"n managed to puU htm abled track. Frenandes recetv- Center in Cody, Wyo. Riehard E. Pickens, mail carrier/' Mfddlepllrt 'for at Royal Oik Park. At~~ltng j ·I THE . ., quiet and a slight mist hugged away , crammf'd himself down ed a severe wound m the neck 1 about 20 years, has received appointment. as regu.lar were 1r011e Barnes, Jo : the damp ground. the small hatch and started fir- by a sniper's bullet, but re!UJ- who live on Rt. 124 near the rural carrier from the Middleport Post Office,;!!ffeclive Diehl, Caralynn Tracy, "Hey, Sarge , what day is mg at the VietCong. . II'd treatment until the battle by.pass right of way claim August 27 . i;nn,,.rracy, 'Mt!l'la Neutzllnf, "'"" II'" someone hollerf'lf. Hts Then the weapon rammed . . was over. that the highway department This moves Dale Nicholson carrier sub4tltute:·for De':~& Neutzling; Resa BQnthe, 1 voice rang over the clatter of He worked frantically to get Down the col_umns, PFC Wal- , is taking over land that w"' , seven years, up into Pickens' pre.s ent job and leaves Leallne Seho, Becky Wright, steel tracks crunching against the gun back in aclton. He , ter Evtll of Piedmont, S. C:, never sold to the state. T h e a position for part time empl~yment 1bpen. Middleport and Debbie Wisecup. '!be girls · M.~fttf. tile hard ground swore and cursed the gun. But 1charged. a .57mm recoilless n· Withee car was parked across Postmaster Paul casci invites mterested· pe~sb1Js to ap;- 1 _;;w;iii~·;;;•;;;coorn;;;;~pa:;;n;;;!ed~biiiy.;;fbe'-lr"""'""iiii"""""i~""""-i""i~ ~( •·Jt's Saturday, buddy," an· if didn't help. He swung out fie poSIIton after hts tr~d< took the disputed area , and it stop- ply. See him for defails. If swered S.Sgt. Stanley Richards the gunner's hatch, grabbed a direct htt from poSitions 25 •ped work. The problem Is head. , , .. . .; ( ; of Galhpohs , Ohio. ,n M79 grenade launcher and yards away. He saw two of his led for a showdown. Persons responsible for worthwhile events IIi tlils Up front, riding on an armor- poured about a dmen rounds at , buddies receive severe sbrap· , county are often overlooked whe11 wor8~ ·~,.3pprectaed personnel carri~r with Troop the VC positions about 311 yards ' and exploding mortar rounds, I· MIDDLEPORT COUNCIL lion are passed around .· ' 1<' '· · · ~ · C was SP 4 Franc1s Kahe1k1. away. . . . ·ne! wounds. Und~~ mtense r1re 1approval of 8 contract to This just might be true in Shields Clareh~ W. . . Then, ali hell broke loose. Be- Runnmg out or ammumhon, he rushed the poSition with three Certified Homes, Inc., for the case of t~e Meigs Qlunty Harold .Cal'llll~Wi~~Wlllialn ·tore he could thmk of anythmg he pulled out Ills .55 caltber piS· grenades. He destroyed the en· Ibuilding of the new $63 000 F ·r Downie, L. E. Hoffman, Rex. else, Kaheiki , of Hdo, Hawaii, tol and a haodful of gren.ades emy position and crawled bad< 1 Meigs county welfare' at · " j E· She~J4 BIFaro, , Siawter was thrown int<~,~~e air, lan<h and battled the enemy until he 1to hiS comrades, where be treat· the vlllage I must say. In all slnc~rlljl, Torn R.' lleU\et~ D~vld'Koblentz 10 ._ed on his back. A 60mm mortar : was mortally wounded by snip- ed them for wounds. . lbat the officers and directors &nd Charles Williams. • round had fo~nd its mark er's bullet. Most of the armored vehicles I ONE OF THE EARLY of each fair do a great public The work 11(~iliel''ll . the camer. Ptckmg htmself tf(t , At thes outbreak of the battle, were able to move Into posl· , in connection wilh setting up aervice. Those of the 19&6 Me!P uaually go unnoUced to lilo!tl from the ground, he saw two IPFC Armenda Cerna, a qutel lions where they returned accu· th M . Loc 1 School County fair are no ex~on. falr-goers. Their lallkB l!eiln IBPing holes in the right art.. spoken soldier !rom Eagle Pass, rate fire on the enemy. e 1: :1 a rderin It would hardly be fair If they aeveral montlt8 jtrloi' to·II\~ fiveThe Viet Cong struck at tlte 1Texas •. saw a grenade pitched Air and artillery strikes ~;::o~oornc~:!.to The ~ajor- went unnamed and not given a day event and gradually II armored convoy wtth mortars, mlo hiS track from an enemy .ae<ounted for most of the dead, .1 f th 'd ts of thelli'ea hearty pal on the back. in intensity lo · the peak- aft<., II recoilless rifles and automatic ' position nearby . )the actual count tbe next day 1 Y 0 ede : " ~n 1 Studems They are Fred C. Leifheit, Ute attraclioh !a ..uildetwtiY. and small arms. They were en- ' He dove into Ute track to re-: was 236 VC killed. Friendly cas- approv .e cos ng. . h president ; Wallace Bradford, . trenched along thedirl road in ,trieve the grenade, tossing it l' ualties were considered liibt to fro~ th:;.trsl t~ough SIXI vice president; Donald E. Ibm.....,. Eli'IIMH wen~c<mce!lled__.f""''lions. ,back at the enem_!. moderate. and ~:'seventh and ter, s'eeretafy, and Clittles Jll4: ObDS " 1 ' itntintl . :ft" ' .. in fRIIi'li'. CITf I ,. 'PRES$.'' <:. . ·.-···· 7 oil I· oil : -m :::..7• News High/igh~$ NewOwnen . To Remodel •. '.' . . ar~!tr!e~as~u~re~r~. =O~th~e;rHerbert ~di:r~ec~tor!s Fred E. ~M=E=N~T~-~J=Im=--=~=~ eighth' gradehigh. students will to 8 junior ;;; Pomeroy Chltrnber of Cornmerce named its action com- • St.IJ • About The1r• F·arr• G3IIIans 1 Buzzmg :::-: !~~ :tko~i~~~n~.~';,n~ , . GALLIA COUNTY . hired Mrs. Margaret Stewart . be located on the southeast cor<.ial/iafls were still dtscussmg as an elementary teacher and A MIDDLEPORT reSident, .d dp St nd hh · ' . nero1 1111ran ear1 .,a t e. appy events of lhe Jumor Joe Duncan ~s a teacher and Fredertck R. Emm~rt, 61, an lans call for 1200 square ce 'nd an area nf Fatr wher. the curtain was coach. An esttmated budget of employe of the Philip Sporn ' PI fl rung down last Saturday on the slightly over one million was plant, ivao killed 'nlesday even- ~ oor spa f at f park'ng 100 slquarlhe ee 0 19&6 expoSilion, a success in ev· approved. Miss Marie Meal lng on West Virginia Rt. 6%, • Ra .' d ·1 ' . . area. n o er news 1n ery eta". Iveteran teacher, retired. At near Lakm Hosp11al, when his th ouncil bas 8 roved 8 cme, twoThe closmg day attracted an North Gallia, llltke Morrison, car was rounding a curve aod 1 m~l c0 rating 1/p (o' be placatlendance of over 9,000. :former Southern Local cage struck a car driven by George ed on ~e ballol 'the Nov. 8 She 'ff De W lk d coach, was hired. and Pete Nl- B. McClintock, 54, of Pt. Pleas- 1 cl' n nver a er, an bert t ~ h. ff E d'~ · . t e e ton. his department, along w i t h ; re urnn~ to teac mg sta · ~~1· . mmer1 la~ 1rom m erna1 An unoccupied house on Forstate fire officials were busy in- ] InJUries. est Run Rd ., was destroyed by vesllgating the reportf'd theft OUR HOUSE tavern museum, The other driver and two fire this week. Sheriff Robert 1 of five ealves from Dr. Donald will reopen after several passengers in his car were in- Harteoback look Darren Neal, Warehime last Sunday. Later in of restoration. One of the new There bave been 10 fatal- !6, an escapee from the Fairthe week, William Henry Coen, features is a bar, of the period, In Mason county so far field School for Boys, into cus3!, of Lower River Rd., was Installed In the tap room . The this year, and the one on which tody early Friday morning. booked by the sheriff on a public is Invited to the opening the Middleport man lost his life dleporl Ail Stars won the Syra· c~arge of kidnapping. Appear- from 2 to 6 p.m. today. was the third fatality in sl• cuse tourn"l". ' 1!'1 in court Friday the affidavit days. • ' qainst him signed by Margar- OPTIMISM MARKED th e · R. L. JACOBS waa presentfl Smith of Rt. I Gallipul!s, !"eeting of the Southeastern Re- MEIGS HIGHWAYS were In ed a plaque 'for 25 years service dlsmlssf'd. A second war- glonal Council , attended by 110 the news this week . One story with . the Ben Franklin organlrlhl was signed by Prosecutor , at the Elks Club Thursday told of the asking for bids on zation. Charles E. Rathburn, 14, John A. Epling and Coen was Irught. J . Harold Karr represent. the 5.3 miles stretch of four • son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby bboked again on the charge Fri. ed Robbins and Myers, who are lane highway on Rt. 33 in Bed- Rathburn of Middleport, was .d~y morning. building a Gallia county plant, ford and Salisbury townships. hospitalized in Gallipolis after at1d Warren Waters, of the Ral- The bids wiil he opened on Sept. drinking water that contained GALLIA COMMISSIONERS ston·Purina firm, that Is con- 7. The other story told of a fuss Drain.(), Craynor Slone, was toved the placing on the structing a plant at Wellston. between the higbway de(lllrt· rehired as basketball coaeh at election ballot a two-lentils ment, and 8 property owner, Southern Local schools. Two ' a mill levy at the request of DR TOM HALLIDAY, son that balled work on the t;tt. 7 teacbers recently hired .resign.. II'!' Gallia Child Welfare board. of Attorney and Mrs. John E. by-pass. ed, and three other teachers • ~ levy would provide $20.000 Halliday, has opened practice Mr. and Mro. Charles Withee, 1were hired. ·f)'ler a five year period for the of obstetrics and gynecology In 1...;;;.;:;:~~;.;;;~~~;;.;,;~~............................., ·!A!i'P''I oi the Guiding Hand Marietta. Ann Ford has graduatllcl)ool lor mentally retarded magna cum laude from St. LouAn Old F•vorite Wilh A New Look ·oqJ)dren. The county comrnls- is University. Dr. Lloyd Pobst, ·.illin has been aiding the school former Rk> Grande President, ·ffnancially during it~ fo ur died Monday in Jackson, Mich. ,..-, of existence. There Y~tl }it a number of other levies to MEIGS COUNTY 1Je Voted on in the election. Meigs countians are set for Young Republicans met this the annual county fair, which 1ftek at Cheshire, and heard opens for a fivo-day run this , Clarence Miller , Republican week. SIZES: candidate for Congress. ft was The Big Bend Minstrel Assn. 8'12-12 12 112-4 announc•d that a candidate lor will present Its 11th musical as ' ""l!nty engmeer will he namf'd. a grandstand attraction. An inC& D Widths novPtion will be Ute twilight '~ GALLIPOLIS MERCHANTS racing program. Races will . .' : bad a successful Sidewalk Days &tart at & p.m. tales event Monday and Tues- Rev . Dale I. Van Meter, a llay, lor the secood year, and Mel&• native, and son of Mra. .are preparing for the Back-To- Ray B,Yers of Racine. w Ill School event. School Is just a- peak at the opening exercises. . round the corner, with Gallla At the Meigs 4-H Style Revue They Outgrow Them Boforo They Wear Them Out · Academy students getting their this week, the royalty. who will · next week. Gallipolis reiln over the fair, were seColleiJO announced that lected. The queen is Miss SaUy day term will start Sept.' Mo?a, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l3. It will mark the fifth year Donald Mora of Chester, and If operation for ' the college. the king Is Larry Montgomery, MIDDLEPORT, 0. aon of Mr. and Mrs. PaUl Mont"G;11 I IPOLIS SCHOOL board 10mery of LalliSVille. ":t ! 1 1 Sill 148~15 I' . '· ON THK CHAJit ' . I '- firemen Flush~. Off-Gasolin¢-~ ANNUAL SALE I ot II ... ttl · great ttadltl~ of .,..ortb at Its belt • • • P'nilw· 'lftet'OWJ! .. . ,. Amtrlto'l FlrMttf. WO'f "'*"" AppefttJr\g In ~· ~n dtc•!On OfMt flnllh - Ptovln~»town 11 rich In boai~ QUALITY, PrtlvJnc.town' Mo'* 11 all pu~. NC>I"1Mmlrawn , hard .Qi~ tciHcf through . the more you save. Get pl1nty .;..,. . . .. for yourself end for &itt giYfttl thrwvh . . ~ -~. ~ - Non.t-m ·tr­ Mo~l• There ltn't orvr tatllfG~ ll.lbtt(tw n at these apeciallow prices. . . . . ' NOw, """""· ;.;;_· ........, _ . Motlfh" .,.,. .you CGn own lhlt · cho!oisr of, Ame~lfan Jw~& ~~ lu) ly ~d ,tc* ·· Mil¥. ~ tMn lht. prleia Ofr enemy; ~ "'' A"nd; ' 1~ .1ft ~~ ~I ~·II, ~. ~- . . . ..~. ,. ~lflclifft _~w.,; .. regular $1.50 NOW $1.19 pr. -· r<:&ulilr $1.65 NOW $1.,.. •• ..ltQ. " Ail seamless styles Olt ·~les tncludin&: Aailon llrotcll Early AhwrJ~n 1tyllnv Is 'fO\,Ir ~Itt b.ca • . 1t me-ant f~Je f1M, trl.i,dty "o'CII~ •ilrl WiJf stockings , The more -Y9U buy Cantreco• • SAVE 20% 01 AU THESE OTHER FINE PIECES! jlhd comtwt It ·tt's 11er••lain""'i)')ur chal)ce to toke advonllfie of tltt blfl av· in as on beautiful Phoenix · · Jury System . ·- IOII'¥Ice lo the ., Galltpnl!t toWn (~fflol~. ~ . ~·. ~nComt .~. ~~ . lool< . '•.. ""· ~ :~""! 0'1"< tt#o •::· ana dllrlng .oy• ~•l Scivlllf• t!W. 1~ -~" •.off•.~ op~~."!"t~· ~~~, ~ :' ' . . '' .. '. ~· .._. . THE SHOE BOX l· . ~-=~~~'"''"' Fultz Reviews SALE PRICE- f. $750 ,, ; 'bargain like lhJtis pott!ble becauto, .. '!nd ?" .Y. "": ause ·. , . Provincetown ..bOughl '!" entire fabric mlN 'Iiodo rl one of the richest, rant Documentary prints wa'W ...., een} Oe i.J'lr:e ·Qvality per,. tremendoUs quantitY tavlr•• ond ;an ~'1V~ity !or"'voi'.to"ow~ America's Finest uphol· !Mred ploces Ot just an ,orjlinary price. Buphat'o ~w i.l!'!'ll· Hnd' orditiary obovl t~. big Wing L':"nge 0\aTrl:: :~, , . 111 •.~ . trv ·em. Save. ~ · ,.:., : ~•. "!'' "THE CORKY" . 412 Second Ave. G•llipolis, .oftlo .. .. . ,. ' '' . '. •, I. ,·' -ll; ( .- �.. ' I. 'l ' I .' < .. 'i '"" ·"""~-:-~~d,J ~dan Nuptids '-~~~Sun:;::day.~-~· Were Event'of June 25th I ·• '· .' . . ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence .a ·radford, Miss Teresa Ann Bradfoi:tl, clae. became the bride of Mr. Ronald Leon Jordan. son of Mrs. Katbryn Jordan,' Pomeroy, and Mr. Woodrow L. Jordan, Columbus, on June 25, at 6:30 p.m. at The : Reorganized Church of Jesus ybrist of Latter Day Saints, Racine. : Precedmg the ceremony, a hall hour of nuptial music was (ll'esented by Mrs. IsabelSimpson. : -. Elder John W. Anderson; The Plains, officiated at the double ring ceremony. wl)tch was performed before an arrangement of white glapioli, palms and s e v e·n branch candelabras holding ' · lightedtapers. Tbe bride, given in marriage by her father. was lovely In a floor length gown of taffeta featuring long tapered sleeves. The fitted bodice was styled with a scoop neckline and was ascent· ed with appliques ol Alencon lace. Her skirt was fashioned with o flat Iron\ adorned by Alencon lace and featured deep hip pleating at the sides tupped oy tiny taffeta bows. At the conserv·a·,t l•on [•s < . ,. · . opt·c- of Speaker . ', The French City G&rden Club heard a talk by Gerald Tussing, whose subjecl was "Horticulture and Conservation .. Of The Soli," at its annual picnic Tuesda''· back, 1 bow and medallion of lace highlighted her skirt at : \he hem. Her .headpiece was a ~­ Siar she11 cap of French net out-. lined in tillY seed pearls and: topped by a three tier veiling of imported silk illusion. The bride carried a white Bible witll a casude of white roses centered with a white orchid. I . i< l II . •l H ' I Jl I '''f • I > !1.1 " ' . 'n· '. ." } ·' •' ''· -.' ' '. .. )l I. ' b '·' ~ '' '.' · ' ,, f: ., ' ; I ' Jl ..~ �.. ' I. 'l ' I .' < .. 'i '"" ·"""~-:-~~d,J ~dan Nuptids '-~~~Sun:;::day.~-~· Were Event'of June 25th I ·• '· .' . . ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence .a ·radford, Miss Teresa Ann Bradfoi:tl, clae. became the bride of Mr. Ronald Leon Jordan. son of Mrs. Katbryn Jordan,' Pomeroy, and Mr. Woodrow L. Jordan, Columbus, on June 25, at 6:30 p.m. at The : Reorganized Church of Jesus ybrist of Latter Day Saints, Racine. : Precedmg the ceremony, a hall hour of nuptial music was (ll'esented by Mrs. IsabelSimpson. : -. Elder John W. Anderson; The Plains, officiated at the double ring ceremony. wl)tch was performed before an arrangement of white glapioli, palms and s e v e·n branch candelabras holding ' · lightedtapers. Tbe bride, given in marriage by her father. was lovely In a floor length gown of taffeta featuring long tapered sleeves. The fitted bodice was styled with a scoop neckline and was ascent· ed with appliques ol Alencon lace. Her skirt was fashioned with o flat Iron\ adorned by Alencon lace and featured deep hip pleating at the sides tupped oy tiny taffeta bows. At the conserv·a·,t l•on [•s < . ,. · . opt·c- of Speaker . ', The French City G&rden Club heard a talk by Gerald Tussing, whose subjecl was "Horticulture and Conservation .. Of The Soli," at its annual picnic Tuesda''· back, 1 bow and medallion of lace highlighted her skirt at : \he hem. Her .headpiece was a ~­ Siar she11 cap of French net out-. lined in tillY seed pearls and: topped by a three tier veiling of imported silk illusion. The bride carried a white Bible witll a casude of white roses centered with a white orchid. I . i< l II . •l H ' I Jl I '''f • I > !1.1 " ' . 'n· '. ." } ·' •' ''· -.' ' '. .. )l I. ' b '·' ~ '' '.' · ' ,, f: ., ' ; I ' Jl ..~ �'' . ' ''• .. •· . •I .,·.ne Ghost · ~e .81tndl7 Time• SeJI1IIMI, ltllltllr. Aaaait K tl LI ~ ' ; ', . ''• Miss Teresa Ann Bradfofcl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bradford, Ra- 1 cine, became the bride of Mr. 'Ronald l,eon Jordan, son of Mrs. Kathryn Jordan, Pomeroy, and Mr. Woodrow 1.. Jordan, Columbus, on June 25, at 6:30 p.m. at The Reorganized Church of Jesus ChriSt of t8 tier Day Samts, Rae~ne. Preceding the ceremony, a half hour of nuptial music was wesented )Y Mrs. ' IsabeiSimpson. ' . Elder John W. Anderson, The Plains, officiated at the double ring Feremony, which was performed before an arrangem en! of white glajlioli, palms and s e v en branch candelabras holding lighted tapers. 'l1le bride, given In marriage by her father, was lovely in a floor length gown of taffeta featuring long lapered sleeves. The tilled bodice was styled with a scoop neckline and was ascented with appliques of Alencon lace. Her skirt was fashioned with a flat front adorned by Aiencon lace and featured deep hip pleating at the sides topped •Y llny taffeta bows. At the back, a bow and medallion uf lace highlighted her skirt at ~!"' hem. Her headpiece was a star shell cap of French net outlined in tiny seed pearls and , topped by a three tier veiling of Imported silk illusion. The bride I I · conserva. '·tLOn ' .e •·· · , , := ~.: McCUMBER ANNOUNCES - Mrs. Slimley Addlesburger of Galllpolis, is announcing the marriage ·o_l her darghter, She~ry Lee MO. Cumber, Ill Robert H. son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert E. Roberts of Gallipolis. They were married Jul~ 28 by the R~v. Ehery Hall of Kanauga. ' The new Mrs. Roberts is a or' Kyger She I!» at " ._, =~~~y .....ldenl· • --'d·• cl . . cometl r·- l!leI, JDIIDben. pr... .,. 8D • P~P crOS$.the street i1 youth is strolling down the ban· quette.IsI a_ recognize blm 8Jld :- hewatchmaker, is young JoeTbe Devacbt; his father silversmith boy sees me and gnns, bul he not cross tbe street; be 1 Is new boots, ani the street is muddy from rerams. He pa&Ses M. Gates's house and the Posf off1ce and enters h s fatber 'a shop, leaving the banquette N? one1 is stirriqg. The sun is high in the sky - soon 1t w1U dJ::; the muDdy 'llreet into bard ruta dot~~~ see deserte~. ..,. - . ,~ Gall L·a E t5 _.... . ...... ... '" ·--..._ \,; " , ,,: ,' 'I 1 • .: . TV-Gable -· - - - - - -- - - • d .,, . SaD ay . DENNEY famlly reumon wDI be held S!!!!d3Y at the Gallla County JUnior ilasket diJtner at DOOIL Brln& own table All,, "·I. 1· ~ ~1: ' .•. tenclant wore identical gowns 10 , was attlred m m1nt green and ., Highli~hts ~- . •• ---,.•I I .... -~ ser~ ..!'~ei_a·_ . 1•>. · receptwn was held their dresses. -- m- 1n I secretary at the DuPo1 >1111 Parkersburg before I the clmrch · nag e. 11:1111 Lotter It ::10 8how<!OWII ~ndy :.. Dola Reeil toft Of ur. News Search 11'111' Tft-. F.tiler ~· ' GufdlDg LICid 12 :30 Swlngln' 1 Supemwttt Dating Game 12-45- .- ,.,' ~ ·~ .-,.(ley~ ftriiiiBi Dlelt: Van l)yft l'·'l!;- Mr. Clarence Stewart, Middle- dining room The bridal lable The groom ts a grad• port, SP.rved as the best man. was cen:ered w1th ~ thn:e t1er· ~ Pomeroy H1gh School, Ushers were Mr. Ralph John- ed weddmg cake wtlh mmature , 19a8, and served two l son, Racine , uncle of the bride, bride and groom . Mrs_. Thoma s I the ~rmy at Stuttgart, ( and Mr. James Diddle, Racine. : Diddle, Racine, was m charge He IS presently_ ~mplo cousin of the bride. j of th~ recepti~n . Mrs. Freda Lake Central A1rhnes i •• .,. • .., ' ~uHarryt UverpOol anti · Mr• .llld \111111 son, BU!y, have . Preston of Norwatk from tlro weeks Yaelllon retumecl to lbelr bomel, Mon-1!a Wheeting. day, iller a weekend villi with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tuttla and Weekend CUfllll ol Mr. attended the l4eEiroy reUnion Mrs. Ernest Hu8hes, 'l'llird Ave. , . are lhelr rilllgbter and Mrs. Nltk Kelller o1 Slltl Die- Mr. and Mrs. ·Chester co, Calif. Ia spending two weeks and children, Kalb¥ aDd with her mother, Mrs. Amy\ of Springfield, VirliniJI. Wo!f and olher relatl•e• of came fer lhe 10th 'lfeddlll& Eagle Ridp. · 1Diversary of Mr. IIIII Mftt, Diane Preaton Ill Norwalk Cbes who were lllll'l'led waa the weekend lflt!8l of Mr. 15, 1916 ill Brillol, Tlllll. Their 1111C1 Mrs. John Rose and famUy. 1olden wtdcUilg lltlllverllll'Y Maude .r;,.__ of E 1 Li on Monday, the exact day Is With ver· their years pool spent""""W the weekend Mr. Wl!l!din8 and Mrs Ofty .WIIIlll - <1( ' r andi•------- hour, her aqnt, Mrs. ADl'J Wolf. members related • humorous Illddent In their lives. The holf,. esses, Audrey Roush, Opal Kelly, Bllrl Lelia McKinley, contribullna, servecl refreshments. September holtesses wUI be Mrs. Robert ReJ. bel, Mrl. Bert GUkey, Mlsa 11.- e~-1.~-s Even'"·ts and Mr. and Mrs. Allen . , . . IAJNI)AY THE GIDEON ROUSH 1011 ~ bl beld SUI!daJ, AU&· tbe Porlland p_.t with p1ca1c c11mter 11 - . ......w .... lrlp _.... ........... ""' "'"' Mrl. ' !buff wnf be Mar7 Platt. Jl)o Till: A!On1AL G.~ _,........ N- __.._ ,. Sunday School plcuic 'IIIII be !be GaegleiD . - woodl. SUnday IChool 'IIIII at 10 a.m. with a basket 11110011 sWt II• .UiernllOD 1:10 p.m. ·tlll'flql EVei'JODB _..., ..-- • ..... ....,.,, U.VIIlf, · Ettzabeth IJe9lltl. ... SaD1 111tr. JD Unda Ofe. Linde l!fl4 welcome. Froa~ FranC!!~ Mrs. -~ 1: SO-Singing Woman's Page As World Tuml 1:~ Password l:D0- Lives S·!WI-Docton 1:55- 1 1 wedding a two pia-.. dress nt . punch bowl. 3279 Columbus Courl, C light rose silk trimmed in chH· \ ~or ht>r going away dress, ~he \ Out ol town guf'"sts ' fon with matching pink acces- 1 brtde '.'hose a navy blu~ A line \ and Mrs. Woodrow L sories. Her corsage was white 1dress, with white acc~ssorie~. and_M:. and Mr!!. Pl carnations tipped with pink. IHer corsage was a whtle or- ford, Ltsa and Todd,, C Mrs. Jordan, mother ol the , chid taken from her bridal bou-1Mr. and Mrs . Curt" IJI'OOm. chose a robin egg blue I quet. . · and Wayne , Arlington: lace dress, with matching acces-, The brtde Is a gradu•te of . Mrs. Brtan Bradford, . sories. Her cGrsage was white I Racine High School, class ~Jr ' Barry, Woo~ter, Ml' . carnations, tipped with blue. 1963, and attended Mountam Bernard N1chols, Pal Miss Linda Adams, Racine , Stole Business College , Porkers- and Mr. and Mrs. Ra. cousin of the bride, registered burg. She was employed as a belt, Water!_o_rd_.__ 1 House Pari)' -· -- tr :. ;· :; .. " ).. , •• . ~·. ~ f~ ; The Sunday Tlmes-Sed1uael, Sunday, August !4, 1966 :_. ' ,._,, ' Ed~!<! Newl)' Wecl Game A Time For 1Ja Women'sN.,.. 01 Nl&bl Theatre Onetn11 I>!IO Adveftlarel - - ---------1:30- Evening SboWII Picnic Games Highlight Wilcoxen Family Reunion 1:110-NeWI I: SO-News The Wil.;xon family reunion Mr. and Mrs Merrill Wilcoxon Mr. and Mrs. Rlchr was held last Sunday at the and Joey, Mr. and Mrs. Roy and family, all of W home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Saunders and family , Mr. and ty, 0. ; Mr. and Mr Wilcoxon. A picnic dinner was Mrs Henry Hudson and Kathy, O'Brien and sons ol aerved at noon, and the rest of Mr. and Mrs. George Hudson, Marvin, Cinry ani the dpy was spent socially and Mrs. Clara Mae Saunders, Mr. coxon of Bellefontam In gpmes . Mrs. Lawrence Wil· and Mrs. V. A Saunders, Mr. Mrs. Goff Johttsron r llOXOn, p patient in Holzer Hos- and Mrs. Albert 'fh1vener. and Mrs. Jennte A. She pltal, was remembered with a 'drs. John CarrolL M•ss S1dney B. Shee 'tard · engo ; Mr. pnd Mrs. · Out-of·town relatives were: coxon and family of Attending from Gallipolis Ersel B. Wilcoxon , Dean Wil· Timothy and Davie wert Mr. and Mrs. Emmett t-oxon, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond of West Cllester : Dt. Saunden. Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Wilcoxon and family , ail of Ir- Claude Saunders II once Wilcoxon , Mr. and Mrs. onton ; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mel- Piqua ; l.lr. and Mr Dewey Wilco<on Lawrence Wil- ford , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mel- Sanders, and Mr . "" -on pnd family . Mr. and Mrs. lord and family, all of Ewing- rell Shafer and falil . Garland Lanier and family . ton ; Mrs. Willard Clagg of Bid- City ; Sharon Laniet Mr. and Mn. Willie Wllco<on.l well, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie ville, .and August ~ ~· .and Mrs . Ronald Wilcoxon , Smit and family, Dean Blue, Cheshtre. CBS News 7:811 Caravan NeWI 7:30 Dealh Valley Wlid West 8:00 Hank 1:30 Paftadlum Weather NCWI Ernest Tubbs 1:16 1:30 Gomer Pyle Pro FootbaD 1:00 Mr. llober!ll Yovt. lftllley 11'1!81 Farmer's Dauglller 11:00 NeWI NeW1I Late SboW TV Sports Highli~hts IVNDAY 1:110 p.m. Cb. I CBS ......_.;._,_ 11:15- 11:311 Tonlgbl 11:50 13:00 es; '1\Jes., Ro9emar)o Bal'1'111, Glenda Jacksoa. Uti l'laloDM Jeas; Wed., tl ta awe, Joy M8DI!OII, 111111 'l'llttane Infante; '111111'8~ Florence Soman, l'.desle Jlah!gren, IIIICI Mai'jorle HW'BI; Pr!., Fran\leiJ Koltun, Myra Watdo, IIIICI Halla Lift. lrer · Y p.m. - Looking With Lont: Ohio News, Weather, alld p.m. - Eyewltneu News Court llJarlla1 10,00 U.N.C.L.Il. 1:11 ActiGII 'nlealre Saturday 11;Joii1 ~- . • . 1:811 P·ID· Cb. Jfl Btuwn 41er -~- ........ I:GG p.m. Cb. 1J 'ftlwltlertllrt ........ ... __ Golf TolinltilneBt- ,· ·. ,' Monda)' ftntacll Prla., . . . • 00 1:11 llforii!JIIIIelodletl : Sign 011, Momhlg Melodies 1!:00 ~1 . Ohio • Nat'! !few , . Echoes of Joy 12:211 ~ Board 1:110 Ohio. VaDey Newt · 12:110 Gard"' Ciub of lhe .t1r 1:06 Wortd Nm 1!:41 Satonllly MaiiMe 1:11 Tatk of "1'he Tawa 1:llfl Newt ReJ!dHaM 8:55 Community Newa 1:111 Newe . 1:06 Tallr ol !he Toinl 2:11 NeWI BeedilnM 1:15 Mom!ng Melodies 1:111 New~ t:SS 1!118011 County N..,. J :SO N..,. HeadiiDII IO:dil 10.30 tt:GG H:41 :II U:lll t!:GO 12:211 :11 t2:4l 1' 111 1:111 1:10 1... t:811 ··- ~ MeW.. - Latellslr!DII NeWI World NOWI MH 0oaa1J NeWI CemmUIIII)' Newt N- Nm llntlejJII Board Countj Af!llll - Cotm:r, Co ROUDtl Newt !!1!81 N1111 Beat IIOd Wey MllllnM .,_ •~ Dl....., wllb Doll ... """" """' ~., Seven of Eight Powell Children Attend Reunion 9/SAZ TV 1 ?:f10.,.-AID181100 DayJi«ht 8avlqp 'ftme l:io p.m. Cb t 'Putllna Ot.....,. ,~,;_ Tbe ClassrooDl Capt. Kaaaaroo I:DO-Popeye I _'~ I- 1 ,_._,_ ....... 8 ....... 6 "'"'""" t :OO-JellloDI I A WCJ18 TV-I ·=-Atom Alii TeiiiL 'J'Uudo 10:oo Seerel Squtftel Mllh!7 MOUII I~ lD:!O U:OO f1ndel'dot LaSsie, . 'l'vp Cat '111m' 4r Jerry UO P'ur7 QU:ek' 12:00 Bachelor 12:30 Movie Linlll U:fl- 1:811 1:!11 I100 Baaebl!l i:30- . ' t Draw 'lfll'ltt TV·IJ Social llec&IIIJ w- c..,.., Wonl of Life . ......~ · ·- Fli<ka iuddy ..starcher ~ fla :a; .w -.. ..,_ "'--41 . ~ RO$.Yy~piol!shlp liP' • ' ,IJPND y 10:11 a.mt Ql IS ~ ;,/Oif!"' llwulJ. •,:!,.... -~ -W 8 ,_ ..... " " . Satard.,. l:.fiO Sign Ill!, Mora. ~ 7:• ECho. , lttl '1\tn'el ~ U t i 1:10 Gblo Yal!eJ 1Cew1 -. 1:111 World Krill . • ' '~ , Letelll.w l ,_ . _ -llrnlrlh\aCb Bownna · ! :JIO'nle descendants of the lam- Mrs. Frank P. Pallto, secr.,. tMr. Herman D• ., 3:30-·•. Uy of the late Ann and Charles -tary: and Mrs Melburn Taek- Indiana, Mr. and 1:.. Q!chran met laat Sunday f o ,. ell, hisrorian. Mr!. Grover M. H. Bush, anti son ~lr first annual reunion at Sheets Is chairman of the loco- Akron, Mr. and I 1:111eMil Park . ~ pirnic dinner was , liOn committee. The next re- Carson and child 4:30-., . 1etved at lbe noon-hour, and W!lon will beheld the first Sun- and Chrisllne of i. the ,.rternoon wab speol social- day next Aueust. anr Mrs. John I t: ...Race~ Jim ly, #'lth singing Ill guilar and Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Athens, Mr. an~ ~:JI. • !'!D'~fti.t -~ ~on accompaniment. Walter Jones, Mrs. Thomas Caldwell and ch~ j; ~ 1,. · ;. ;; [! ~ :.. ,, -A\ a business session, the fol- Smith, and daughter; Susan Ann. Alice Jean, Mlea~:~~~;;.;ih,-Ciiiia7T!Y._ _ _....._::;.•;;;:·;· towluc officers were elected lor Mr. and Mrs. Milo Pulsoni, and Merrill, Jr. , ~ 191'1i Walter Jones, president: children, Timothy and Kevin, and Janet. Two guests were Brenda Wal-lannpal, WWlaJp Bush, vice president; Jolr. Frank P, Patiro, Mr. lllld . .Mr. and Mrs. Grover M. lace, and Mr. Donnie Carter. =, ..·- f;'..· ' . ~ I'Oilra 8~ ·,.-~ ~"·SP'E'CIAL ... •. .'• i.E- tie.~CQUAI_NT I· " ...: > • •· f .';': . . ·.... ......- I . ~iii """'-"" rvtubP·-• YOU with the PtUJ .JIIEATURES .. CABLE TY 4 . . -' ~; .':f ti'u . ..utAZJNG ''"'·<' . ' ' ' I'V Installation . for leu than l2 . C..UI.E OWEJU ~ Cable "''--'-- ·_E\r.-ll-- . . PikE · "·~~..: Cable Servi_ ce ~ilntll OCTOBER 1 '>;. " :J.:.;;; • .. ·CA-LE TV_ -~ : ·tf , ~- . , Sh.,,-·,_ , ~~~~18D!polon$iblpl-:-::::-::-:-:-:---:--::-...___:~;...;,.~----'....._...__ ,a.. _."1'Jnbuaterii' :111 p.m. leell-88fl ..__.I cbeer, for tiiey ap~ ._ . amart ltyllllr, dependableClllllIIIUI:Iton, tbe cataln fit N.,.. ~sa.uruav · 'I J tandltl camera Wbat's My l.IJa Cathol!e l:ot tallll . . . . --. die-........ Perry Mason ,. nuDAY 1:10 Sportt Toda)' .... h 11 1 t:l!q P,m...a.. I Pro ·ll'oothalb • lltory 'l'lml ;10 1111 . iial~ .... !It" Louilt , _ _SUiljJ _,;;...;;..;;;;::!.,.;::::-_.:...::=~:..:t:::..-- - - Preview 'l'onl(!llt .. ' :;: ::r l8lll!ude 12:15 ~ptscopa_i ~ 12:41 ?11 t-110 · ; ... · , ;. O••li"..U IIIII - Hootwy I« Hoorq, too, flli'tlleN ..... tiJIPC Mdp - ltoJI 1111 aiJl& Even ;tiiU)D Ell,._ 1:111-lfewe .,Ill Nm 1:110 NM 11ou1.i1af 1:1& 'i'!te 'CocMI Life 1:11_- CoilliaDIIIIJ Cholni 1:110' Dinller Musicale 1:10 lllgl : 011' ~1:10 8J&n On,~ Jlteadilf l:il New 1:11 11er814 t1. '1'ri1i11 ,f:ll ~ Jlollr ' . .. tlll Aal !1er1ba luad- ...... : . . . .... . 10..ill Plrll Bap'lllt CUN11 U:ll Ollltlreia'l Clllptl 1;--. .- . " Hopplty l!!ea llllnl .. llln -TID Til 5 ....... tf.'I:VRDAY •! 1 =110 . a.. • NBC Blseball '· li{UII Milloll .. = = '!'!!!!!""""""""" Soc. Securll)' •• faD .of ..... I·· ----------.--~. ----_-1 1:~ <lf!. Upw:Smu II& :~ ~J:~l:J:i',.. Daytime SboWII ,_Ill, Oe!!Mltl t a.m. - Lucl'a Toyshop 1 p.m. - G~ Talll with 'fir. BiDia Grebam, Speelal Guests: Mon. R01<8DD11, Bl!lh Sporll Hogan's 1:30- --- 1:6-- ·~ 2:00 Oblo st. Jl'alr Lmne, ..... Sally Ana How- f:3fi- I IN!._, 2:!0 Tanglewood.. 1:DO-Anolh. Wvrld To TeD Trut11 J :25. N.,.. 1:30-don't Say f :110-Cartoon '' l SAFfORD'S ... 12: 55-N""" Mrs. Bradford, mother of the Fergusun pres1ded at the cak~ . bus. bride, chose for her daught.er's and Mrs. Ralph Johnson at the I The couple Is now re - - - - -Cochran Family Gathers in First Reunion Sunde '!'!te 12:DO-Jeopardy . lomlly ot James and i ell and Mr. and Mrs Larry aei Powell and chi!. 1';l:',...aeet Powetl held a reun- ~ Powell and children, Lori Ann , Pat, and Julie, Su@ ., lola Sunday . August7, at the and Brian. Newark. Mr. and Mrs. A of Mr. and Mrs. Ro y . Charlton Heights. t of; J. Racine 1\oute 1, with sev- Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Powell , and Mrs. Vicror S lh• eight children of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Powell and I;Irs. Linda Bailey ' .;..i~.)lrs. Powell present. The children , Tammy , Dl8ne and Gregory and Chns.• ~I son Cl'fl rd bl Paul Jr. , and Arthur PowelL Albans W Va . 1"· . : Mr. and Mrs. car- Eugene• Schwab · ·· 8' · ,Ua.;::ll . d • 1 o , was una e NeJsonv1lle ;!i Ia allen · ol Bowlby and children , Mic- Tom and Mark, M; A~nding were Mrs. Clifford ky Lee, Jante and Jerry. Lo- Mr. and Mrs. Jo Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper gan ; Mr . and Mrs . Robert Lew- Columbus ; Mr. an ; Powell and Bill, and Barbara IS and Beth Lynn , Steven and old Jones. Minersv arid Miss Ellen Latham, West David , foronto ; Mr. and. Mrs. Mrs. Richard Jon• , •'f u. . M d Mr Clor- John W Powell and Marg1e Kay ren Kimberly and .,. aye.~ . r. an s. d v· k d M d M , ~e Powell. Sr . Mr. and Mrs . .an IC Y an r: an r s. ' eroy ; a guest, Mr! '' Clarence Powetl. Jr., and Mrs. Jon Powell. Wellsville. art of Pomeroy ' · Sur'~n , .. "stead. East Liver- Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Powell, f&mily, Mr. and pool: Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Pow- The Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Mich- Jones. Jfl:~eenlrtll . . ... ... ..·' ... . c . .> Jfi•!S-Neww ,.., Mrs. Smith in lilac. Each car-l ried a bouquet of white carna· \he guests . lions, tipped in the color of Following the ceremony , 4 Sun~y ,.., IIDie Doaafll l!ecrel l :llfl.Jietle ObDDger Jfl:t!O-Eye 011111 Lilt!)' 11 MR ANI> MRS. R"NALD -I.EE JORDAN Miss Bradford's. Miss Campbell \ rt r __ Uf,;J..JI. . . .. ·rn#ffllftiJHif f' Mrs. Amy Wolfe, Mrs. Nick were in Pennsville, Ohio, TUESDAY Kessler, Mrs. A. D. Tutt!e, Mrs. Sunday to attend lhe FRIENDLY CIRCLE of Fe- I Margaret Tuttle and Klllily and of 1957 worthy matrons a n Churcll will meet Tues-, Jolmny and Mrs. Mary K. Rose\ worthy patrons of the Order day eveDiDi at a.p.m. a1 lbe , and Julie and Mandie spent a lbe Eastern Star. church wilh Mrs. Albert Wootl- 1 day last week with Mr. and Judy Owen, daukb'ter of Mr. ard, Ieider. .Hoslellsea wUI be . Milton Tultle and Walter of and Mrs. Richard OWetL hal MiiiB Ellzabelh Fick and Miss Cambrl4e. \beenI returned te her home a!· Mary· VIrginia Reibel.- ·-hospitalized a1 lfoJ,. 1!) Galllpollt. days with her Jllfflllll, Mr. and IN. P. L. Nltdl Mra. Lionel Bogp. ~ !rom Marloo, Mf. and Mrs. Ro~r Emmlsb, ilbey open! several Dayton, visited this week with elr daughter and hll 1p0ther, Mrs. C. A. Emmlsh. KEEP YOUR · and Mrs. William She returnoo to Dayton with WEDDING STORY j 11ildren, Carol, Beth them frll' a vlllt. Tarle. White they The R,ev. and Mrs. BID MeALIVE F'OREVEB. ' the first birthday Omber lllld children, Kathy, between of Lynn Marlo Cofl!lie, Ronnie, Bllll Jane, of Daytime ShoWII of OTU! o{ our !d bt the famil)'. Piqua, have been guesll ol her II' eddit&g AU... bnstall h11 return- siller and IIJilily, Mr. and t.:n. l ro wefk visit In Bernard Ful12 and cJau&blera, The whole ..., of , _ •..t.:illt In ' lth her coualn, Beth, Barbara, and Becky. Mr. color u in aur ipiOla !Jy ze. and Mrs. McOmber have gone Goaepl Harmony 6nished priols , , , llrs. Wesley Mearl- to Babcoek Pait In West VIr· Legion made jast for yea llf ' :, TJmmp and Paul, ginfa, leavinfl their children one af oar 11kiJled ill, vililed recenlly with tile Fultz famlly. eon<lid ........ ~."~ Mrs. B. F. Parma· 1Mr. and Mrs. Charlttt Faulil- ' Beany and Ceel tomp 11101her, Mr1. LUille del' of Clendenin. W. Va., blve Look Up Peter Polamtlll returned to their bome alter ·aon Jonu and dau- vlsiUng the past three day! with Bullwlnkle Camera I n, 1fM!nt Friday Ill hill mather, Mrs. James FaulilD!seoverr FUm ner and his sister, Mrs. Eva 1 Coati was a bul- HarUey. Also visiting recently Trut1l .III Columbus thls wllh Mrs. Faulkner and daughFace The Natloa • f1Livll11 ter were Mr. and Mrs. <lJarles Prof-!onel l'l•logrlphj ...._. Inc. · ~ogp; IIIMient nurse Fullmer, Jr., who hao been Phone 675-2410 1:00 Meet Preal Crusade Oral Roberti ~tal School ol tranoferred from Ft. Knox to Pt. w. v• 1: liO BasebaD lssul!l ll'a<IDI Life spendlna aeveral New Orleans. Fa~rgrounds. ' ,_ .,._ , \1',. Mrs. Charles Smith, Syracuse, served as the bride's matron, Miss Susan Campbell Waterford, served as bridesmaid. Each at- ()abeen, . During the prograin f ' · ·· ,. .. ,,, 11 Fn!J ~~~ '170.011 ,: field, and Mr. el. Reported on tilt sltk list were W ·Mrs FraDt """"!... Mn Leo ~raid, ~'ran~!- M .. , --·-- . AI, . • j . , Middleport .Church of Christ lha Darst, Mrs. Jennie Satter-: Mr. and lif!1, Howird Roush · Mr. and Mrs. Glenn r!:!~!~l sp~ wea~mg ce~t •, Per101111l Hotel ~ If . 4r I ,,....ww spoodMICII WU OUR HOUSE lg~:ght I 1 ib<ol' Plant-Rummage Sol• in Se,iteiiJI;J; . Personai•Hittl 1'lanl were made for a ruDl- Ufe" by Billy Gnlllat. .Qimo from mage Sale bJ September when reatl fl'alll the _ _ _ _- _ ...._• .,,_ _ ·: the Phllalhea Society of the famllles of the late,,.Mn. Ber- lett·e·rs .. ••, '~'""'" Topic of' 5peaker SHE~RY with a white orchid . l<., LS The meeting was held at the The French City Garden Club Gallia County Gun "Club, with heard a talk by Gerald Tuss· Mrs. Elwood Trainer, and Mrs. ing, whose subject was ''Horti· Harley George as hostesses. culture and Conservation • Ol Mrs. Earl Brown, president, The Soil," at Its annual picnic welcomed the guests, Mr. TussTuesday. ing, Mrs. Bill Minchill, Mrs. The speaker explained that Huldah Jenkins. and Mrs. Guy Soil Conservation Districts are ; Smith. Mrs. Charles Lanier made up of a group of farmers , gave the grace before t he with a board or supervtsors m.1 me8L .,.""-''"~''* .\tbos~ jjuties are . TI1e llllllllng waa oplllid with Childs, Mrt. Wlllllm Bradford, 14 aout 1966 the claas lOIII loiiDwed by de- ::· rK-1!81 MrT.hand ' voliollll given by 1111'1. MarW1 • · .......,..., • . e o Mon cher Qlartes._ 11y wblcb Included u article ~eu:/!"'· ~ G~~~~~~ Toclay Is a day at OUr Houn,· real jour de entiQed, "Respect for Barno e 11111. rs. .,_ f te ,.,__,h •· 1e Mrs. Frank anti 8 e ere • pyety. , le White. b from maity-paned wlndowe sifts onto the The elau plallned a fUIIIllllle r carpets; vo\ces 110me and go ·through the lovely ll8le for September and Mn. rooms. I watch; I llsij.n. The clock against the wall ticb Leslie ErvlD, vanlla l8le cllairtn whispers; but I htlar it. Time, it says, what is time? man, waa appointed to ldquire I am silent; I cannot ;answer. Who can penetrate the ibout olher products sold by fluid Amystery of llme?iJ turn to the window. the company. ~ven · • , · carried a white Bible with a cascade of white roses center~d Miss Brenda Bradford, sisler ol the bride, was maid of honor. She was attired in a floor length gown of tight blue satin with an A·line skirt and oval neckline. The ·empire waist was banded by a bow in the back. She wore ' a pillboX hat with shoulder '. length veil and carried a bouquet of white carnations tipped I with blue, and white streamers. • .. Pltllatheo Society Of Middleport 1886-1'8 , ' -~';..i'i.-i . ~. USE TOUI OfAIGE ACCOUNT lit ... I �·• ··~ ' ... . • ./ ,,t · \ot' ' ' f .. <· • ' I ...... •t~~{)fc(:{,JfidQti Nui)tiaJJ'~ ·. ~~~sun;::d•y,~· ~ ~ ·- ·· 14 · +'~he GhOSt .. . ' ef!ns-R~moge Sole ;,. Septemb;f ':ersctiHIPIHOttl Per.-, Hotel ''' M . sal~ Sep:U.':: !: 1 ~m:, a:-rro:-: rom ometoy ·FromMiddlepiltt · eh~S 1· ' ,. ''::!:/ Satter: Ho~BI'd R4~h E '. t . 1..etters•••'•• ., ·· .~~~~n.:_!~ell ~acb, ven s . ;;;;;s.;' ;;;;;;"~ i . 1 , _ L: r11 Miss Teresa Ann Bradfqnl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bradford, Ra· , ~lne, became the bride of Mr. Ronald Leon Jordan, son of Mrs. Kathryn Jordan, •1 Pomeroy and Mr. Woodrow L. Jordan, Columbus, on June 25, at 6:30 p.m. at The ReorganiZed Church of Jesus (,:hrist of La Iter Day Saints, J?cine. 1 ceremony, a half hour. of nuptial mUSIC was wesentedj'Y Mts .· Isabe=:~~~-the Elder John W. Anderson, The Plains, officiated at the double ring ~remony, wl)ich was performed be~ore an arrangement of white gla!lioli, palms and s e v e ·n branch candelabras holdmg lighted tapers. The bride, given In marriage by her father, was lovely in a floor length gown of taffeta leaturing long tapered sleeves. The fitted bodice was styled with a scoop neckUne and was ascented with appliques of Alencon lace. Her skirt was fashioned with a flat front adorned by Alencon lace and featured deep hip pleating at the side. topped ay ttny taffeta bows. At the back, a bow and medallion of laee highlighted her skirl at : Lhe hem. Her headpie-ee was a siar sheU cap of French net out· ; · ,: , • , mage the Phil athea Soclety of the famlll• of the lata Mrs ·Jier. Middleport Church of Christ tha Darst, Mrs. JeMie met Thursd.iy evenin& at Ute field, and Mr. Fr~ .cabeen. Reported on tile dell: Jilt were and we1- Mrs. Prank Trljllelt, .,._ Leo THI __.._ · Childs, Mrs. WlllJam lltldfoRI OUR HOUSE openf4 wllb Mn Ernest Llllance Mr ' 14 lout 1968 tha clall 101111 followed by d&- Mrl. o. R. MeKinl..; be 0 Mon cher Chari ' 1 glvlll by lfl'tl. MiniD ;_.,_ Homer v,, ea., Fl(J wblcb Included u article NeuEihi.':;y · M Todtl)' 18 a clay at Our ilwee· a real jour de enlltled, "Relpect for llwDID : . • ra. . ' fete. Everywhere pjlople, aayety. ' . , ie · Frank &raid, Ll ht White. . • • · II 1rom many-paned wlndowt tlfts onto t b e , . ellll planned 8 rum"'u• brlcht carpets; voicl!!J come and 110 the lovely rooms. • ll8le Sept.mber Mn. In whls8I watch; b t11liBif:ll. hea The., clock against e wall Uc'"• "" leslielorErvin, Ylntla and 1181e cJtabo. ers; u r it . ., ime, it says, what Is time? was appointed. ID •-wre· am s lent; I cannol ;answer. Who can penetrate the man, .... by 1 fluid mystery of Ume?i) lurn to the window. about other products sold tile company. Mr. and MI'L · 1 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hensler of East UveqM!OI and Mr and sou, BUiy bave returned . Mn. Harry J're8too of N.;._alk from qro YacatlOII _ , retume4 to ilomel, Man- Ia Whei!llng. .,...u. l day, after a weekend vlllt w!Ut .11 I Mr. and Mn. A. D. Tuttle and Weekstd 11* of Mr. and - -- -- - - • attended the McElroy reUnion. Mrs. Ernest Hugbes, 'nlircl Aye. IIOOIAY street a: youth is strolling down tbe ban· queUe. I recogmze him ::- he is young Joe Devacht; bls father Is •. silversmith altd watchmaker. The boy sees and grms, but he dollS not cross tbe street; 1 see he new boots, the street is muddy from re· rams. He passes M Gates's house and the post of· f1ce and enters father'• shop, leaving the ban uette No one 1s stirrir!g. The sun is high in t%e sk - soon 1t will dry the mu4dy street into bard ruts y • her aunt Mrs Ami W If ·-·l ' . o . andll!r. and Mrs. Allen Hughes welcome. • Mrs. Amy Wolfe, Mrs. Nick were in PeDMville, Ohio, laat TUESDAY i Kessler, Mra. A. D. TutUe, Mrs.J Sunday to attend the reunion FRIENDLY ClltCLE or F'e-1 J Margaret Tuttle and Kathy and of 1957 worthy matrons a n d derated Church w111 meet Tues- ' ~ i Joltnny and Ml'tl. Mary K. Rose worthy patrons of tha Order of day eoeoilti at 8 .p.m. at the 1 and Julie 8lld Mandie spent a . the Eastern Star. cl!Ull:b wllb Mrs. Albert day last week wllb Mr. and Mrs. Judy Owen, daughter of Mr. ard, leader . .lloateoea will be lliltoo Tuttle and Walter of and Mrs. Richard Owen. hal Mis• Elizabeth Flck and Mils Cambrid&e. been returned t. ber home al• Mary Virginia Reibel. ter being hetpltailze4 II Hoi· -~ Hospital in Galllpolll. days with her pm!Dia, Mr. and '· Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Nllcb Mrs. Lionel IIQ(flll. . ~· returned trom Marion, Mf. and Mrs. Hoger Emmlsb, Oltlo, where they epent S~Weral Dayion, vlsiled this week with !Wys with their daughter and bio QIOther, Mrs. C. A. Emmlsh. KEEP YOUR · ....., ,family, Mr. and Mn. William Sbt .returned to Dayton with ~· WEDDING STORY j Jl'ouck and children, Carol, Beth them lor a vlllt. 8Dd Lynn Marie. WbJie they Tile )\tv. and Mn. BID Mo-· ALIVE toREVEil · 1fere there, the first birthday Omber bl eblldren, Kathy, betwe.m ~ eooei-1 ~iversary of Lynn Marie Con!lie. Ronnie, 01111 Jane, of of OM o{OUT was '!!!lebrated bf- lite familJ'. Piqua, have been (IUI!Sia Ill ber 11' eddillg A.~ Edl!l1 Haptonstall hao reltJm. sister and llllllly, Mr. and Mrl. i ed from a two week vlalt Ill Bernard Fultz and dau&blers, ThewhoielrQo..., of ,..., woddina ;, ' ),Aidcaster with h..cousin, Beth, Barbara, and Becky. Mr. color or in our tpee~alJ' ~ances Glaze. and Mrs. MeOmber have gone finished prinls . . • Mr. anti Mr1. Wealey Mead- to Babcock PUt In Weat VIr· made just lor Y'* ill' qws and 80111. TJmmp aDd Paul, ginla, leavhla their children one of our olilled West VIrginia, visited recenlly with the FuiiZ family. ' C&Odiol ~~·p._ . 11lth Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Parma- , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faulkle• and her mother, Mr1. Ludle der of Clendenin. W. Va., have ·Meadows. returned to their home alter Mn. Emerson Jonet and dan- vloltlng the put tbree days w!Ut Jhter, Bilrbera, IJpellt Friday ill hil mother, Mrs. James FauliiAthens. . - and his sister, Mrs. E.. Mrs. Rebert Coala was & !Jul. HarUey. Also Visiting recent.Jy IDeas vill\llr iD Columbus Ibis wllb Mrs. Faulkner and dallgb"'-tt~traphy ,- week. · ter were Mr. and Mrs. Charles ProfeHionalInc. , Mils Joy Bogp; IIIUdeort llUI'Ie Ftulkller, Jr., wbo has been Phono 675-2410 · at Holzer Hospital Scbool Ill tnmllerrad !rom Ft. Knoll to Pt.......nt,w.v. ' Nunlng, II speDIIIng several Naw Orleam. tbro~ SHE!'RY McCUMBER ANNOUNCES - Mrs. Addlesburger of Gallipolis, The French City Garden Club Galba County Gun Club, announcing th~ ,marriage ·o.f heard a talk by Gerald Tuss· Mrs. Elwood Trainer, arid Mrs. her darghter, 'ShetrY: Lee Miiing, whose subject was .. Horti- Harley George as hoste•ses. Cumber, to Robert H. culture and Conservation - Of Mrs. Earl Bruwn, president, son of Mr, and· Mrs. Robert E. . The Soil/' at its annual picnic welcomed the guests, Mr. Tuss- Roberts of Gallipolfs. They were Tuesday. ing, Mrs. Bill Mlnchill, 1,\rs. married July 28 by the Rev. The spoaker explained that Huldah Jenkins. and Mro. Guy Ehery Hall of Kanauga. ' The Soil Conservation Districts are , Smith. Mrs. Charles Lanier new Mrs. Roberts is a made up uf a group of farmers 1gave the grace before l h e graduate of 'Kyger C~ek with a board of superviSOrs m I meal. school. She I» employed as each county whose duties are ' Beautiful table arrangements ~rk at Holzer ilosptlal. ~er 1 •· ••••-• woth the...boatd ~n~as- . "' """'· and other arrangelather Is Mr. Nathaniel McClim, I . . -· -:.·· •, : · ""'"-' ' .u ..... I ~ Acros~.the ;::e wea~tng c~nt deserte~. an~ hi~ Gali'la £~ t ven s • IIIDd T ctd ~~ona ~~~~ · I ·: ~~• "'u Conserv-:a'' tt'on lS . : Topic of Speaker • . ' _ _ f---lllillll•• ...... -....--~........_ a.- .,. ...... . .. f!hlltJ!heo Society Of Middleport . ·lllllda1 'J'Imei.IIJdllllaJIIII, - · · --·-;.• 'l'he W~re Ev~nt<'of June 25th lined in tiny seed pearls and " •. .. Snnday DENNEY family reun•on will be held _SUDday at llle Galila Couol)l .tuiilor Faagrounds. Basket diJII!er at IIOOn. Brine own table servl~, ~ rela:, ;~·-= and~ me the program hour, members relatedahumoroualnelden! In their hves. The eosea, Froat, FranCI!I Roush, pal Lenae4 MeKinlhmeey, 15con u g, let\' relres n • September helloessesMnwiDBbeertMrsGUk. 114Mbertl ~:.~........... • ey, 91 ...- A~ ~bly,tlnand ~ ~ wooc~o-l I I ~ ~. ~· ~- . i - carried a white Bible with a cascade of white roses center~d with a white orchid. .,_ n Profile served as the bride's matron. HOLLYW~ and television ruinoune. ··· Miss Bradford's. Miss Campbell MR. AND MRS. RONALD LE Mrs. Smith in lilac. Each car- ried a bouquet of white rarna· !he guests. I secretary tions, tlpped in the color ol Fallowing the re.rf'mony, 3 i~ Parker! their dresses. reception was held 1n the church · nage. 1 Mr. Clarence Stewart, Middle- dining room. The bridal table 1 The gro port. served as the best man. was centered w1th a three tier·, Pomerij' Ushers were Mr. Ralph John- ed wedding cake with minature ' 1958, af\!1 son, Racine, uncle of the bride, bride and groom. Mrs. Thoma3 the army and Mr. James Diddle, Racine, Diddle, Raci~e, was in charge He is pl'l cousin of the bride. of the recept1on. Mrs . Freda Lake Cpr 1 Mrs. Bradford, mother of the Ferguson presided at the cak.:. 1 bus. 1 1 ":L ~~: ~usy Weeknigh~ ·p.;.a.ifil{t:lllio romn ery ibrowns. . ay WEDNESDAY fon , with matching pink acces· 1 br1de chose a navy blu• A \me and sories. Her corsage was white !dress, with white accessorie~. and --------------~-----1 carnations tipped with pink. Mrs. Jordan, mother of the , chid taken from her bridal bou- 1Mr. ·and groom, chose a robin egg blue 1 quel. and Wa~ lace dress, with matching acces- The bride is a gradu•te of \ Mrs. Br of ~ Barry; ' carnations, tipped with blue. 1963, and attended Mountain Bern"rd Miss Linda Adams, Racine, \ State Business College, Porkers- and Mr. couatn of the bride, registered burg. She was employed as a bell, ~~ ----- I' Picnic, Games Highlight Wilcoxen Famii~J The Wilcoxon family reunion Mr. and Mrs Merrill Wilcoxon Mr. ~ was held last Sunday at the and Joey, Mr. and Mrs. Roy and tfi home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Saunders and family. Mr. and ty, ~,; Wilcoxon. A picnic dinner was Mrs. Henry Hudson and Kathy, O'Brlon served at noon , and the rest of Mr. and Mrs. George Huds~n. Ma~ .. the day was spent socially and Mrs. Clara Mae Saunders. Mr. coxo. ~ In aames. Mrs Lawrence Wil· and Mrs. V. A Saunders, Mr. Mr eoxon, a patient In Holzer Hos· and Mrs. ~!bert Thivener, and Mrsn,:J .JII~l, was remembered with a Mrs. John Carroll. IMls1): ~ card. · . Out-of-town relat\VeS were: engO; COXOD Attending !rom Gallipolis Ersel B. Wilcoxon, Dean Wil- nrrioiJwet* Mr. and Mrs. Emmett mxon, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond of Wet Saunders. Mr. and Mrs. Clar· Wilcoxon and family, all of lr- ClaU!J• once Wilcoxon. 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Guidllc Ll&bt 7:II p.m. Ch. IS "Drumbeat" 1:• Our Lble U:. News _ . _ A. l.add 1 2:30 Docton 1;• News 11:. p.m. 01. II ''Loll Coall· I:~ l:aDeDI" - C. a - 8D d s:• Wll'lll %; • . '· - ~ ~ J:'~ telev~ Oavtime Shows M d OD ear-Jao ::in~s: TV rr b ! I u .e· Viewer east dash to nearby Griffith' oomfiN'table furniture. Tbe col· Park for round-robin tennis. ors are primarily blue. while Tben it's back to the set and and a variety of tans alljl more work. ~· I Her corsage was a white or- 1ford, '~ life plar·_ ~~ ~Is~ "O::ya.\m .,!t: j":;: I bride, chose for her daughter's 1and Mrs. Ralph Johnson at the 1 The cor wedding a two piece dress ot , punch bowl. 1 3279 Colu tight rose silk trimmed in ch. if- \ For her going away dress. the 1\ Out .~ ~ I I'd 1 :-tpt tendant wore identical gowns to · sories. Her corsage was white Racine High School. class al- but If II bad ''beeD ptlaslble ~ doo-~ often ,~ !';. 7"'"' th~ ~~ ;bi!i- ~Rf•Al)rl~llao. jack·!~ <idd.?r!llql;'·',,~, ta~ ~';f-~~ ~~-JI9ui..J.~ ~n,taft'cbey ~~~~r ~ =-~ ~!er:" ~~Y ,.t~ ::;'~bb18~~~· co~!'"' :!:: 1>: "I! 1, 1 I San~ Iwrilers (UP!) -John· Beradtno.. /JJ!•.l!.fs More iloi JOhzmr·!!lstown s pretties! baehelor dIn IJI!IIltba Bera· ny Beradino star of the day· tor's tunle at - -· sljps ·some niords blithe stereo •-: · ' ,. .too mile miieh of the time "Gene I Hospital" series, era and changes IntO 'lei, Deap J 'But : t aelresaes:, says tnne to t!lllllJI8ltDID, far lbe 1 Is a who Jives alone In clothes - usually sports :Out Rea• a rustic English style Beverly el, slacks and sports sblrt U to which sell! a themselveJ 8lld Callfomla r govern-, sedan Iowan! to aJ} f-1:;!11 _Johnny bas,;, pets at home. 18f:and•:u:v:;:r:tal· A former baseball star ,,or He slopa for dinner at Do& !'llormolll In the bact of Y dHtes Earl IHis :•ee re:,ve no time to Cleveland, Sl. Louls 8lld Plt\s. Inlets, La Scala or Mateos, his lot complete with balb and the aetor 8 :m:!i:_of th burgh, Beradlno's solitary life threg of IAJO Angeles' finest .kitchen facilities. several hours studylllg the ';..,. lrRb ..... e Is filled with work. reslaurants. He is especially! "It's like a mountalll cabin · - denU .u lbe IDDillllili Because his dally video series fond of scampi and veal dlsheo with high-beamed ceiling 18 d beiGre going to bed w!rlnn, • 8 - i 8 Is Jive the actor is under more which he dispatches in huge a fireplaee," Johnny saye. ; , ' . , movie Ill wbl acreeup ay . or pressure than most . He's up ev"I,quantiUes . I"That's where I do a11 my en- be 'llonely really" bdon t have i!b ba would like . . "l tiRI8 ID IID star. ' morning at 6 a.m. and re- After that, it's back to his lerlalning, which usually C!On· tr 1 concen· Beradino'a fllclal featur ports to ABC-TV by 8. Rehear· empty bouse. sists ol pasta parties for 1 few 1 · 8 on week· fleet a strong and dele ea sala take up most of the day be-l Tw...U..oe Home close friends." . P BY little 1011 ebaracter He bo fore shooting be _\;s ''Uve" on Actually, he has two houses. Johnny has two daughlera the Dodgen ID move· from lape. . 1T1te malo par\ ol the home Is Antoinette, 2f, and Cynthia 11 ..1 PI Iii the . • slon IDa prlme time aerleillllld Durmg the noon break John- a two-bedroom, one-bath abode 1 ' ' ay ~I)' IIDle 1perbap1 ,,.._ liD a..;. ·b'fiY and other members of the decorated with while rugs and evi!IY year apltlst tbe !!pOrls le ·""' ,. m.,_ w~ower '.~'j,. Miss Susan Campbell Waterford, served as bridesmaid . Each at- who~- live In ' Monica. Both are single and he ero. So far we're undefeated. vlsils .~ra often. !1'111 happy l JUide a,. transt. f He waa Ill 1963 and lion from buetiaD to ic.Ung for "'1!0 Y moollllbecame She was attired in a floor length gown ol light blue satin with an A-line skirt and oval neckllae. The empire waist was banded by a bow in the back. She wore ! a pJUbox hal with shoulder ! length veU and carried a boU· : quet of white carnations tipped I with blue, and white streamers.\ I 1botlt of · widow. , li r\! but Bustv L ~-l S(J ta • J ·' ",.,, , - J . . . lJ ~; J:;::"~~re<!U:,:O! ":! da:i ~~"'b::a~rw~~a~e Miss Brenda Bradford, sister of the- bride, was maid of honor. was attired in mint green and o.n!~ I 1 topped by a three tier veiling of Imported silk illusion. The bride Mrs. Charles Smith, Syracuse, 1 THE GIDEON ROUSH reun- meut Plrlt A•-'- UM1f _.... loll wlll be held Saltdi,)r, Ave. 14 stay. -"''lA ' 1 at lite PordaDd Park wllh . '•; p1ca1c 41m!er at - . MaJciDI lbe trip Wltb , Mrl. ,' TBIC ANNUAL CliltBi••K Katdf wllf be .,_., PIIDtl, J.. Tolrlllh . lp Sunday Scbool pl.;jCI4.J Kaulf, Joan rriltlt. ll1tber• Sue ,.,.,.,.., .... "'• wiD Goeglelll be Sunday, AIJ&ull 111 ... ,....., • ..llo , tbll 'Groft In 14, ll'l» Slll7 'lltlr, .18.....,'l'llvlor, lfOOdJ. SUnday ,....,, ...m ... Llncla 0,., Unda tJ:-"'w• .....,... ww - · ...,. Ellzabelb ••..., · · at 10 a.m. with a basket dlDDer r lJe9tDI. alllOOII. AfternooD H1'9ictl wiD Mr. and Mra .Willla Alllbony start at 1:10 p.m. Everyone II ant their dengbler and family, Mrs. !'licit Keuler of San Die- Mr. and Mra. £hester Owens flO, Calli. Is •pending two weeks Iand chlldren, KaiiiJ and Mike with her mother, Mn. Amy of Springfield, Vii&IJIII. Titer Wolf and other relallm of came I• the tiOih weddiDa ..,. Billie Rld&e. JjlverS817 of Mr. and MtJ, 1i1J. Diane Prestoo of Norwalk .,.es •• who - • lllll'l'lld August wu the weekend fiUil8l ol Mr. 15, 1916 Ia Briltol, Tenn. Their and Mrs. John Jlol!e and family. golden ftdA'- tllllllv...... falls Maude 8dlepp of E.lst Liver· on Mondoy,"""' the exact__ day, ol pool spent tho weekelld willl lbelr lveiJcllng fifty years ago. • . . ,. Dur' Weeb . USE YOUI CHARGE ACCOUNT· te,w·, .t ... Paollll8k1rllnl ._------~~~-~ ' ~· 8.30,AM OM THA IIIAL '.· I' 1 . ·, · ·· -WMGV .............. .,.. ~ '' , ':, ....... .;..-i ~ ,0' • . ~ ;r .- .~ - �)• ' '. ' ·I ".he GhOS t· . , l ·· . 'I'll_! ,111111111!1 '11lma• S.!lbll. ~ :l1lalllt ll, l981-!1 , BLJ''-hea r _..,,_. ~ M'd'~'-.n~trf rn '"' ~'cr't ur •· UHI,- ~ . ' n'. ' .,.. , L1 ' ;etters i , , ,· • • , ,,. p, IH . ipSe,;tembtr F~~~~ by Billy lllilbiiia. Qrno tom I'UifffiiVV Plans..Rummage Plllll were made far a mage sale lJI September when W&J read from lht the Phllathea Society of of the lale, )frl. Ber· Middleport Church of Christ lha Darst, Mrs. Jennie Satter· met1'bursd8y evening at and Mr. Fre!l .Caboen. ehurch. Mrs. Weudell Reported 00 tile stet lilt were presidtlrt;, prellded IIJd Frank Trljlletl, Hrl. Leo comed lht DIIIDben. Mn. Wllllam Bnrrlford, lbeTli~ ~ Ernest Lallence, Mr. end veUons pvm b)' Mrs. Mrs. 0. R. McXillley, Tbeo whleh Included an Romer Jons, Lelia 111 entitled "Relpect lor Hwnan McElhinny, Mrs. Grill a-11, ' , Mtl. Frlllk Herald. and ~ · le While. · H..., .., "'-ttl ,.,nlf..,;._u,dd . ,,,,.. ..rf· ..... ,.,, ,,___ ~: :Me· L·;·~ · .',. T Mr. aDd M\'IJ. Howard ~Uih Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hensler of East Uv~ aDd Mr. and and son, HOly, have returned Mrs. Harry )?reston of Norwalk from two. WeeD YaeaUorupem l returned to tbelr bomel, Mon- ill Whttlmg. 1 I &...- ~ . ·. ''S' , . , . . ;, .. I ·· t a:?' &!:1~.'!.;;·4, leave l!lday ~ •~!k:•,~Jpi ;; Events ,. ; ' i Jng 08 LaJte 'l!lrle ' Kaulf Is the tiJep n~,!)y'#lt 'i'•.~"'" Itt MdiJIMI"' CblrdJ, 'ftre -~·!. wiD eamp Put CIJDiol, wiD v!Bil the Cedlr PGiD& .\$1JW' tmoP _Ielder , day, after a weekend visit with Weekoad IJ*II 011 Mr. ll1d ai OUJt HOUSE lrlr. aDd Mrs. A. D. ~ and Mrs. Ernest HIJI)les, Tbircl Ave. IIVNDAY 14 aout, 1968 aUended the McElroy reunion. an their da1J8)11et' aDd lamlly, THE GIDEON ROUSH reun- mil!! Plrll: duriJIIIbllr MoD cher Cllarles,_ Mrs •.Nick Ktlller of SaD Die-~ Mr. and Mrs. i:besler Owens 1011 wlU. be~ Sllnda1, Aq. 14 1 stay. c . 10. Clllll. Is apendlng two weeks ll1d children, Katby aDd M1ie at the Porlland Park wltb Jhki"' the ll'lp 1fWj lfrl • 1 Today Is a special day at Our Houle; a real jour de with bel' mother, Mrs. Amy of Sprillgliekl, ViJ11D11. They plcrdc dlnqlr at IOOIL Kaulf wllf be Mat, Pl8ta, fete. Everywhere p~ple, aayety. . Wolf and olhet relaUve• of came rer the lOIII weddiDg ~~to TilE ASNVAL CBEifiER [.dfKIIIft, Joan 1r111r Drnia . ' Eatlle Ridge. Dlversaey of Mr. and Mrs. Hll- Townahlp Sunday Sehool plcolc ...... -.~ ,.....,. ~- P'llbo ' L I&ht from ~aily-paned w!ndow1 llftl onto t h e 'lbe elaa pllnned a l'lllllmtee Diane Preslllll o1 Norwalk pes who - • marliad August will be Suuday, Aupal 14, at .,...,.., - .-..., .,._.. '· bright carpets; YO!Cfl' come and go, through the lovely lllle far September and Mrs. wu the weekend suest of Mr. 15, 1916 ID BrlltOI, Tenn. Their the tlte81elll ·a - In J'lat- Ill', Slll1 IIJir, I• ....,.... . I watch; llisitn. The agamst the wall ticks Ervin. vaWla il8le clla_lr· and Mrs. Jolm Rose and lamll golden wtddlog anoiY<riBfll falls woods. Sunday sehaal Unda Dye, Unda Ut91nlo •n whispers; but I hear it. T1me, Jt says, what 18 time? . was appomted to lnqwre . y, on Monday the exact day of at 10 a.m. with a basket dlnller 'fd Ellzahetb Llf9llll. I aJl1 sllent; I ca~not ;answer. Who can penetrate the other products sold by Maude ScbepP of East Liver- their we4diuc fifty years aao. at nooo. AlteroooD IIII'YICII wiD fluid mystery of lime~lturn to the wmdow. lh• company. pool spent tha weekend with Mr. anci Mrs .wlllll Anthony stsrt at 1:10 p.m. Eveeyona II Acros~ the street a:youth is strolling down the ban<V During the program hour, bel' aunt. Mrs. Amy Wolf. and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes welcome. queUe. I recognize him - he is young Joe Devacht; biB members related a humorous In- Mrs. Amy Wolle, Mrs. Nick were in Pennsville, Ohio, h11l TVESDAY father Is a silversmith and watchmaker, The boy ~es elden! In their lives. 'lbe holt- Kessler, Mrs. A. D. TutUe, Mrs. SundBy to attend the reuruon FRIENDLY CIRCLE of Fe- ! me and grins, but he do~ not cross the street; I see he Sanday "·'· esses, Audrey Frost, Francet Marcaret Tuttle and Kathy and of 1957 worthy matrons and derated Churcll wiD meet Tues- : Is wearmg new boots, an~ the street is muddy frOIJl. re- DENNEY family reunion will Roush, Opal Kelly, and Lena Johnny and Mrs. Mary K. Rosel worthy patrona of the Order ol day _ov•niDI at 8 .p.m. at lbe 1 ', c~nt rams. He passes M. Gales's house and the post of- he held Sunda at the Galltt McKinley, contributing, served and Julie and Mandie spent 8 the Eastern Star. churcb with Mrs. Albert Wood- ' f1ce and enters h1s. fat~e~·, shop, leavi~g the ~anquette County Jifnloi Fairgrounds. relreshmenta. September host- day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Judy Owen, daughter of Mr. ard, leader. .Sostesses will he · deserted. N? one rs stJrnl)g. The su~ IS h1gh m the sky Basket dln)ler at noon. Bring esses will be Mrs. Robert Rei· MJiton Tuttle and walter of and Mrs. Richard Owen. has MIB Elizabeth Flck and Miss - soon 11 Will dry the mu~y street mto bard ruts. own table service. All rela- bel, Mrs. Bert GOkey, Miss M&- Camhrldie. [been returned te her home al· Mary Virginia llelhel. _ Now comes M. Joseph; Devacht, pere, to tbe door· tives and ·friends Invited. bel Hysell, Mrs Clarence Me- Mrs. Anna Yeager and Mrs. ter being hospitalized at Hoi· . way of the shop. In either hapd he carries a gold watch. SADDL),; AND SffiLOIN Rid- Neal and Mrs. Leo Childl. Gertrude Kloes returned home· zer Hospital in GalllpoUs. days with her perenla, Mr. and The watches are fastened to lila vesL by gold ehetns th_at lng Club hold 8 poUuck Wednesday after a vl~lt in N~ Mr. and Mra. P. L. Nltch Mrs. Lionel Bogp. . gleam in the noonday sun. M. Devacht stands at ease 10 dinner at noon on the Gallia sonvllle with Mr and Mrs have returned from Marion, Mt. and Mrl. Ro~r Emmlsb, the doorway. He looks downg.t the sun dial chisled in County Junior Falrgrollndl. U ICntC IS James Walker. · · Oblo, where !bey 1pent several Dayton. visited this week with KEEP YOUR '""; the stone step, a~d t~en ~t the; watches. CoYllest games will he played, Lawrence Smith wao ths Frl- day. with their daughter and hiii!Iother, Mrs. C. A. Emmlsh. From upstarrs, m hiS stulgery abov.e the shop, Dr. and 1~ wiU ·he served day dinner IUOJtl of hll nelce family, Mr. end Mrs. William She returned to Dayton wJth , WEDDING STORY 'j Nar~! leans out t~e wmdow. : · In the evenlnl. , AD. horsemen Twelve members and seven Mra Carl Moore ' Houck and children, Carol, Beth them lor a 91111. I ALIVE FOREVER ' The sun, tt IS on tJme for IIJ!Ce?" the doctor asks. are Invited. · IJ*II atteDded the annual plo- Mts Dessle P~tlerson returii. and Lynn Marie. While !bey The R,ev. end Mrl. Bill Mcbetween the _ , 1 M. Devacht looks up an~ Jaughs. "Today, oui; to- CENTENARY Social · Circle ~of the Rio :;aryda ed ho~e '11mrsda1 alter a villi were there, the flrlt birthday Omher iiiJd children, Kathy, morrow: ~ho kno":s'" ; . . . will hold Its family picnic at h8Je ~CalenJD3 Baptllll at Great Bend with her 9001 anniversary of Lynn Marie Con!Jte, Ronme, and Jane, of of ont: o{ow Smiling, he shps the gold watches mlo hls vest poe· 12 DOOII on the 'church' lnWll .;: 0 vary Ted and Delbert Patterson. Sh~ was 'l!llebrated bf the family. ~ua, have been auesta of her Wedding Alb.. ; kets and goes back into the shop. " . , MONDAY . · 01The · r ed with was accompanied home by ber Edi!fi Haptoostall has returnsio1er IMld lllllllly, Mr. and Mro. The 0 Every noon M. Devacht comes thus to coniiU!t .t he KYGER CRE~ Band Boo,X ~ei;.mg devO- Jlranddaughters, Debbie and ed from a two w..'k visit ill Bernard Fultz and claulbters, ol your woddiDti 1ft sun dial. All his watches and clocks are set by it, and sters Ciuir will meet at 8 p. a!fYprayer The group Peggy Boso who are assisting Lartcaster wtth her cousin, Beth, Barbara, and Recl<y. Mr. color or in our apeciaiJf M. Devacht's watches and clocks are known throughout m., In lh6 Kyll!t' creek 111gb sans bvmns acc~mpanled b)' her with house work. Frances Glaze. and Mrs. M~ have gone fini shed ptiats • .• the valley and from New York to New Orleans. school !caftiJerla', Mra. Edna Wickline on an ac- Joho Mlgbt of Falrhorne ,was Mr. anti Mro. Wesley Mead- ~ Babcock. Part m West Vlr· made just for you bf ' But I digreu. The voices in the lovely room, rUing · GALLIPQ~ ·Business IIJd cordion. The president, Mn. an overnight guest Wednesday, ows and ~· ~ and Paul, !IlDia, itiYllll their ehlldren . on• 111 oar skilled couducted of Mrs. Charleo Buck. West Vlrgmta, vls1ted recently With the Fultz lamlly. and falling in the lovely room . .. V'l& it perfume' from Profes!!lonal· Wemen's Club Fillley ,,_,_, 5 candid""""'~·~ a drels That makes me so digi'JBS?' ; Mon,iel!l' Eliot, the Dl hold t•• ' tin and .......,u · with M d Mr B F Parma- Mr and Mrs Charles Faulk"In the l'OODJ nuaf· w meethe g.home an· Mrs. Thursday Charles Burt an mother, s. · Mn. · Ludle ner ' of· Clendenin. · W. Va., have po et, heard the voices, surely, to writso. picnic'" at of guessing w•• coniA!sts. voted to place 1 book home from returned Holzer lee endr.her 11 the women come and go Talking of i!:helangelo" the Mrs. Faye ThompsoD rewrned to theirlhrhome after _ ,. presi- in the -Rio Grande College II- Ho!pital pnd Is 'slowly lmprov- Meadows. lib poet aaid. . . • I wat ch ; I )j sten. ~ dent, oear Eurlika. Members In memory ol Robert wn. lng. · · Mrs. Emerson Jol!el and dau- villtlng the put ee days " F "~ you see ~e c;~da, Hortense? In tbe small bo~ bring table service. lather ol Mrs Margaret &hter, Barbara, rtpent Friday ill hll mother, Mrs. James Faalkrom ance, per aps .. ' TUUDAY end ~ . momAthens. ner and his sister, Mrs. Eva ."They say the tea caddy Is Fr~,IIC.il. too. It can be MERCERVILLE GRANGE ory of r.S:OO mo- · _.._.\ Mrs. ROOert Coati wao o but- HarUey. Also visiting recently cam~~~~~ ecoach, Y"f ~o~.it Ha' will bold Ita IIDIIIlal Inspection ther ·of Mrs. Maurice ;orgey. MORE SOCIETY , ._ viJttor iD Columbus this with Mrs. Faulkner and daugh- P,.,_lonal P110101rlphi llle ongu~,.- 00 a , ·; u...,.. . ,.ve :YO¥ at 7,30 p.m. Members are ask- Mrs Weed became 8 member : week. · 1er were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Inc. . ever seen lt1Cit elegance. . . . ed· tO briol ple lind cold or the elub. Nut meeting wiD tv.~ PAGE 15 . Mils Joy BogJIS~ studeni1111T88 Faulmer, Jr., who h"" beto Phono 675-2410 I pus among the ladles, and out inlo the w1de hall. dtlnl<s . .Ham a8Drlwlches wm be In at the home of ""!.. I at Holzer HO!lpital Sehoot ol transferred from Ft. Knoll to "· , _•• w••• I cross the hall and enter the tap room. The tap room he furnished. Fad 1 Nursill 11 spending several New Orlellll!. 1s crowded. From the room beyond comes robust laugh- LAFAYE'L'I'E SHlUNE wDl lr!rl. e y. .:::::g::.. , .:....,..-._,..,~= ter, ~ clink of glasses. I, too, lift a glass. "A votre hold a picolc on Fortification sante. I say. ' Hill tartlng 1 8·30 p m A I return to the hall and stand for a moment at the ' sta~ mee~ wm heid at foot of the stairs, my hand on the smootb cherry of the 1 8 p m Mrs Beatrice Blue bannister. I watch the patterns ?f shadow and sun fall-1 Dlstn~t De~uty . wm instruct ing on the w:h•te walls of ~e dlnmg room, on t)le bnght In ceremonial work of the orcarpet, the silver on the polished table, on women's sum- der. mer dreaaea, men's well-cut coats . . . "I have known RIO GRANDE Pariah Meththem all," the poet said; " alrea~y known them aU , - odist Men's Fellowship wW have known the evenings, mornmgs, afternoons . . . meet at a p m at Centenary Beyond the laughter and the voices the clock talks Methodist In wbispers; but I hear it. Time, what is time, the clock RIVERSIDE Study Club plosaya. Duel it flow forward? Or backwar~? Die will he held at &:30 p.m. I OllllllOt IJIIWer. Who knows, I think; who knows? at the home o1 the hosteas, Hoortry f« die . . . . . . . . • Sans adieu! Mrs. Rosebud Baker, 181 GllrJHIC~ 11 ~ ~ Augua.te fi~ld Ave. HGMq, too, fvr 1hNIIIeiJ. •· . ,. . ' __.-,. •ilclre deirip for ..,. ml ADDISoN • holile will • ~ooms. •t Gallt' a ~lock. Ji. wllllllrl[ r·\IentS 1 · will Cl b p• • • Held at Church cream - ;ar: I whole..,....., 1 Eldrl:e ·I E '""' SAffORD'S he I I chri. : 1 Bed Goor11 . d-'ure sed niO c·L nape# wscs IS A O.L. . 1 Recent , I By Rev. Jack Stut.er y Tbe l*llliW of the Chapel Womell's Christlao Service was by a talk by Rev. Jack on flll ..bjeet "Tbe Hand Tonehes The Need." tJie scene or a Addison WSCS. The hour II 7 p.m., ll1d the public II ilwl~ · opened by the group "Antwhere With Jesus," My Heart Tbere ~ a ed. ody," and "There WIIIIMsdll)' II Power SeeD and Heard oa bow Mrs. a:~onafu:=l was spent. Detroit. ~ Mrs, ••, 1 .:C. Qme . U., Brayles ol Klllenport, reporta lbat abe apd bill ~ sisters, Lallla 1l1Pm.. • ol Vinton, end Sjlvla i!'Glelorl of RiclmtDDd. !Dd., survive Dr. vemorr n ll'eellt, wbn died Ia Los Angelel, CaUl., "on Jli!l 2'1. Emmott: x.eter, ..._ o.l· 11a ~ lllilll9'• died Ia ..,, ==of cbeer, for IIley . •marl ltyi!Jir, dependablelllllltlon, lbll CBirdD ftl ~ ~ elose4 wltb DEMOCRATICWomen'aea. mitlee of Gallla Cllllllr wiD meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the courthouse. Mrs. Mary L. Sbeela, and Vf!l'la C..., - ciM:balnlomeo. blrtbday perly ~ llOJIR il ·JW~,;~~= ~ v.-. I!Mifl •Iiiii .... IN~I'II!n~ ,. ...... Plrler'd ~r~~t~:tl 'I Jii ~ ._. :•''"'!~~ _ .... nu. IQ' WIIJr•lifl.... { • 4 Clltlll!/!lllii .. . l'leeDilJ tbeir home aear Langavllle. .,., Robert and J , _ Ill eDk!r Clilldrens' jlibspiiill. llarJaJ', A111'111 M, far lire r--.l of tbelr taaillll and adeuolda, -.1 IRDB J>a. vld also will aorla'&O an · dralnaJ&e. Qianes were plafed l!inlrlft t :Vir!Mi • Olarles 011r1otte Ira- Mrr...._..~ll!li .._~:· ~~-=~=~vtp,li!!:ID~e, .,. and ed ...- · -. -·. · OhiolbeUaheiill), , JW C!GIIIeh ~lfll' ~ _, . · 'of.(.·. ·f. • ' '... " ' ,,' cJep'l!e ...,.el .... ,., ~- . end grace ~ Mrs. .HI!!tllll Mr. and Mrs. Jlll!ll •. ~~~i~lill~~;w ad,.. ap~ . . dJurch olllce. E. H. Efa of Mii '~Nw , .,, .. - Even~ ed. KYGER WOMEN's Society will meet at 1 p.m., at lbe home of Mrs. Wayne m-. CIRCLE 1, Grace Melhorlist WSCS wiD hold a batbeene diDner Iii tile dmrdl pariGn with serviDt.from 6 ID 7 p.m. 'lbe publle Is tmted. ReM-vaUon llll)1 be made at orsactsD; .a.t r.tis. Iiiii .,_ ~_., L aMs. Mr. IMld .lin. J - CIJimel1 their two lOllS at a , • u ~· Palril:la, lin. *lflll".' WID, . eel ,til~ hollll In . 11111r Ill"' ''"I • lrf.dip !. llr. llld 1111. f'lll.!d llr. ad ... kt Clalben and ' Fred have teltNwd tt .Aibllopo I I , Ill New llelkn. llllr 111 Pre someUme wltll their Jii I , Mr. and Mrs. WUBA!II prot~~er~lea.tJ llr. - shoes . Double Bi1'tlulay Parf1 u GiNa made a>mments oa "~~;:."e:'~ Real Is Cbrllt Iii Our Lives." ...... Mltelrt1l om.e s.p. he'!~ Mrs. pis. N. MY. · with Mrs. Ma• ((liadys Keeler) ~ 'lbe Blood." Devo1i0Df were •\YGER Ladles. Aid will meet SIVen b)' Mn. Blsacbe MeCalla. at 10 a.m., at 1111 home of The program - Ia el!arge o1 Mrs. ileDr1 MoMman A cov· Mrs. Nellie Stover. ered dish diJmer wiD be ll!rf• 'lbe JDeetllll, beld aMt"~~=~ home ol Mra. Mary CIJefa!Mr, wltll Mrs. 'lbe ~am c!J~ gave CIJefalle: as ~lea, a reading ."SO Swift Way, ;:::::::::::::~::~! So $!Jort '!be Day," Gertrude EviDI read "The Power Of Inlluenee." Mrs. Miry Margaret Chevalier played an cqan solo, and Mra. Laura 0.. llcllllB!n, .., of Mr. Crall 18Df1 "The Tlueh Of and 1111. Don IIOOinaon of Master's Hand" MaryPtrrnose I son Pike nlwned home Sunday gave a reeding "The alter having spent the of the Women's Socief1." In St. Paul, Minn., working in a Roll caU wu tllhftl ed reseateh laboratory of MiJlo&. members giving a Bible sola MlrliJIIII!d Manufachlring Mary ~· jeined Corp., in CODDeCtlon with hJs IOclety. A tolal of :15 sick scboolin& at the Uolveraity of reported. Mrs. Stover ......... ..... , lllilcellaneous bridal i!hower lor Miss S.. J?4wards, sponsored by 111e sehool lult ..... �)• ' '. ' ·I ".he GhOS t· . , l ·· . 'I'll_! ,111111111!1 '11lma• S.!lbll. ~ :l1lalllt ll, l981-!1 , BLJ''-hea r _..,,_. ~ M'd'~'-.n~trf rn '"' ~'cr't ur •· UHI,- ~ . ' n'. ' .,.. , L1 ' ;etters i , , ,· • • , ,,. p, IH . ipSe,;tembtr F~~~~ by Billy lllilbiiia. Qrno tom I'UifffiiVV Plans..Rummage Plllll were made far a mage sale lJI September when W&J read from lht the Phllathea Society of of the lale, )frl. Ber· Middleport Church of Christ lha Darst, Mrs. Jennie Satter· met1'bursd8y evening at and Mr. Fre!l .Caboen. ehurch. Mrs. Weudell Reported 00 tile stet lilt were presidtlrt;, prellded IIJd Frank Trljlletl, Hrl. Leo comed lht DIIIDben. Mn. Wllllam Bnrrlford, lbeTli~ ~ Ernest Lallence, Mr. end veUons pvm b)' Mrs. Mrs. 0. R. McXillley, Tbeo whleh Included an Romer Jons, Lelia 111 entitled "Relpect lor Hwnan McElhinny, Mrs. Grill a-11, ' , Mtl. Frlllk Herald. and ~ · le While. · H..., .., "'-ttl ,.,nlf..,;._u,dd . ,,,,.. ..rf· ..... ,.,, ,,___ ~: :Me· L·;·~ · .',. T Mr. aDd M\'IJ. Howard ~Uih Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hensler of East Uv~ aDd Mr. and and son, HOly, have returned Mrs. Harry )?reston of Norwalk from two. WeeD YaeaUorupem l returned to tbelr bomel, Mon- ill Whttlmg. 1 I &...- ~ . ·. ''S' , . , . . ;, .. I ·· t a:?' &!:1~.'!.;;·4, leave l!lday ~ •~!k:•,~Jpi ;; Events ,. ; ' i Jng 08 LaJte 'l!lrle ' Kaulf Is the tiJep n~,!)y'#lt 'i'•.~"'" Itt MdiJIMI"' CblrdJ, 'ftre -~·!. wiD eamp Put CIJDiol, wiD v!Bil the Cedlr PGiD& .\$1JW' tmoP _Ielder , day, after a weekend visit with Weekoad IJ*II 011 Mr. ll1d ai OUJt HOUSE lrlr. aDd Mrs. A. D. ~ and Mrs. Ernest HIJI)les, Tbircl Ave. IIVNDAY 14 aout, 1968 aUended the McElroy reunion. an their da1J8)11et' aDd lamlly, THE GIDEON ROUSH reun- mil!! Plrll: duriJIIIbllr MoD cher Cllarles,_ Mrs •.Nick Ktlller of SaD Die-~ Mr. and Mrs. i:besler Owens 1011 wlU. be~ Sllnda1, Aq. 14 1 stay. c . 10. Clllll. Is apendlng two weeks ll1d children, Katby aDd M1ie at the Porlland Park wltb Jhki"' the ll'lp 1fWj lfrl • 1 Today Is a special day at Our Houle; a real jour de with bel' mother, Mrs. Amy of Sprillgliekl, ViJ11D11. They plcrdc dlnqlr at IOOIL Kaulf wllf be Mat, Pl8ta, fete. Everywhere p~ple, aayety. . Wolf and olhet relaUve• of came rer the lOIII weddiDg ~~to TilE ASNVAL CBEifiER [.dfKIIIft, Joan 1r111r Drnia . ' Eatlle Ridge. Dlversaey of Mr. and Mrs. Hll- Townahlp Sunday Sehool plcolc ...... -.~ ,.....,. ~- P'llbo ' L I&ht from ~aily-paned w!ndow1 llftl onto t h e 'lbe elaa pllnned a l'lllllmtee Diane Preslllll o1 Norwalk pes who - • marliad August will be Suuday, Aupal 14, at .,...,.., - .-..., .,._.. '· bright carpets; YO!Cfl' come and go, through the lovely lllle far September and Mrs. wu the weekend suest of Mr. 15, 1916 ID BrlltOI, Tenn. Their the tlte81elll ·a - In J'lat- Ill', Slll1 IIJir, I• ....,.... . I watch; llisitn. The agamst the wall ticks Ervin. vaWla il8le clla_lr· and Mrs. Jolm Rose and lamll golden wtddlog anoiY<riBfll falls woods. Sunday sehaal Unda Dye, Unda Ut91nlo •n whispers; but I hear it. T1me, Jt says, what 18 time? . was appomted to lnqwre . y, on Monday the exact day of at 10 a.m. with a basket dlnller 'fd Ellzahetb Llf9llll. I aJl1 sllent; I ca~not ;answer. Who can penetrate the other products sold by Maude ScbepP of East Liver- their we4diuc fifty years aao. at nooo. AlteroooD IIII'YICII wiD fluid mystery of lime~lturn to the wmdow. lh• company. pool spent tha weekend with Mr. anci Mrs .wlllll Anthony stsrt at 1:10 p.m. Eveeyona II Acros~ the street a:youth is strolling down the ban<V During the program hour, bel' aunt. Mrs. Amy Wolf. and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes welcome. queUe. I recognize him - he is young Joe Devacht; biB members related a humorous In- Mrs. Amy Wolle, Mrs. Nick were in Pennsville, Ohio, h11l TVESDAY father Is a silversmith and watchmaker, The boy ~es elden! In their lives. 'lbe holt- Kessler, Mrs. A. D. TutUe, Mrs. SundBy to attend the reuruon FRIENDLY CIRCLE of Fe- ! me and grins, but he do~ not cross the street; I see he Sanday "·'· esses, Audrey Frost, Francet Marcaret Tuttle and Kathy and of 1957 worthy matrons and derated Churcll wiD meet Tues- : Is wearmg new boots, an~ the street is muddy frOIJl. re- DENNEY family reunion will Roush, Opal Kelly, and Lena Johnny and Mrs. Mary K. Rosel worthy patrona of the Order ol day _ov•niDI at 8 .p.m. at lbe 1 ', c~nt rams. He passes M. Gales's house and the post of- he held Sunda at the Galltt McKinley, contributing, served and Julie and Mandie spent 8 the Eastern Star. churcb with Mrs. Albert Wood- ' f1ce and enters h1s. fat~e~·, shop, leavi~g the ~anquette County Jifnloi Fairgrounds. relreshmenta. September host- day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Judy Owen, daughter of Mr. ard, leader. .Sostesses will he · deserted. N? one rs stJrnl)g. The su~ IS h1gh m the sky Basket dln)ler at noon. Bring esses will be Mrs. Robert Rei· MJiton Tuttle and walter of and Mrs. Richard Owen. has MIB Elizabeth Flck and Miss - soon 11 Will dry the mu~y street mto bard ruts. own table service. All rela- bel, Mrs. Bert GOkey, Miss M&- Camhrldie. [been returned te her home al· Mary Virginia llelhel. _ Now comes M. Joseph; Devacht, pere, to tbe door· tives and ·friends Invited. bel Hysell, Mrs Clarence Me- Mrs. Anna Yeager and Mrs. ter being hospitalized at Hoi· . way of the shop. In either hapd he carries a gold watch. SADDL),; AND SffiLOIN Rid- Neal and Mrs. Leo Childl. Gertrude Kloes returned home· zer Hospital in GalllpoUs. days with her perenla, Mr. and The watches are fastened to lila vesL by gold ehetns th_at lng Club hold 8 poUuck Wednesday after a vl~lt in N~ Mr. and Mra. P. L. Nltch Mrs. Lionel Bogp. . gleam in the noonday sun. M. Devacht stands at ease 10 dinner at noon on the Gallia sonvllle with Mr and Mrs have returned from Marion, Mt. and Mrl. Ro~r Emmlsb, the doorway. He looks downg.t the sun dial chisled in County Junior Falrgrollndl. U ICntC IS James Walker. · · Oblo, where !bey 1pent several Dayton. visited this week with KEEP YOUR '""; the stone step, a~d t~en ~t the; watches. CoYllest games will he played, Lawrence Smith wao ths Frl- day. with their daughter and hiii!Iother, Mrs. C. A. Emmlsh. From upstarrs, m hiS stulgery abov.e the shop, Dr. and 1~ wiU ·he served day dinner IUOJtl of hll nelce family, Mr. end Mrs. William She returned to Dayton wJth , WEDDING STORY 'j Nar~! leans out t~e wmdow. : · In the evenlnl. , AD. horsemen Twelve members and seven Mra Carl Moore ' Houck and children, Carol, Beth them lor a 91111. I ALIVE FOREVER ' The sun, tt IS on tJme for IIJ!Ce?" the doctor asks. are Invited. · IJ*II atteDded the annual plo- Mts Dessle P~tlerson returii. and Lynn Marie. While !bey The R,ev. end Mrl. Bill Mcbetween the _ , 1 M. Devacht looks up an~ Jaughs. "Today, oui; to- CENTENARY Social · Circle ~of the Rio :;aryda ed ho~e '11mrsda1 alter a villi were there, the flrlt birthday Omher iiiJd children, Kathy, morrow: ~ho kno":s'" ; . . . will hold Its family picnic at h8Je ~CalenJD3 Baptllll at Great Bend with her 9001 anniversary of Lynn Marie Con!Jte, Ronme, and Jane, of of ont: o{ow Smiling, he shps the gold watches mlo hls vest poe· 12 DOOII on the 'church' lnWll .;: 0 vary Ted and Delbert Patterson. Sh~ was 'l!llebrated bf the family. ~ua, have been auesta of her Wedding Alb.. ; kets and goes back into the shop. " . , MONDAY . · 01The · r ed with was accompanied home by ber Edi!fi Haptoostall has returnsio1er IMld lllllllly, Mr. and Mro. The 0 Every noon M. Devacht comes thus to coniiU!t .t he KYGER CRE~ Band Boo,X ~ei;.mg devO- Jlranddaughters, Debbie and ed from a two w..'k visit ill Bernard Fultz and claulbters, ol your woddiDti 1ft sun dial. All his watches and clocks are set by it, and sters Ciuir will meet at 8 p. a!fYprayer The group Peggy Boso who are assisting Lartcaster wtth her cousin, Beth, Barbara, and Recl<y. Mr. color or in our apeciaiJf M. Devacht's watches and clocks are known throughout m., In lh6 Kyll!t' creek 111gb sans bvmns acc~mpanled b)' her with house work. Frances Glaze. and Mrs. M~ have gone fini shed ptiats • .• the valley and from New York to New Orleans. school !caftiJerla', Mra. Edna Wickline on an ac- Joho Mlgbt of Falrhorne ,was Mr. anti Mro. Wesley Mead- ~ Babcock. Part m West Vlr· made just for you bf ' But I digreu. The voices in the lovely room, rUing · GALLIPQ~ ·Business IIJd cordion. The president, Mn. an overnight guest Wednesday, ows and ~· ~ and Paul, !IlDia, itiYllll their ehlldren . on• 111 oar skilled couducted of Mrs. Charleo Buck. West Vlrgmta, vls1ted recently With the Fultz lamlly. and falling in the lovely room . .. V'l& it perfume' from Profes!!lonal· Wemen's Club Fillley ,,_,_, 5 candid""""'~·~ a drels That makes me so digi'JBS?' ; Mon,iel!l' Eliot, the Dl hold t•• ' tin and .......,u · with M d Mr B F Parma- Mr and Mrs Charles Faulk"In the l'OODJ nuaf· w meethe g.home an· Mrs. Thursday Charles Burt an mother, s. · Mn. · Ludle ner ' of· Clendenin. · W. Va., have po et, heard the voices, surely, to writso. picnic'" at of guessing w•• coniA!sts. voted to place 1 book home from returned Holzer lee endr.her 11 the women come and go Talking of i!:helangelo" the Mrs. Faye ThompsoD rewrned to theirlhrhome after _ ,. presi- in the -Rio Grande College II- Ho!pital pnd Is 'slowly lmprov- Meadows. lib poet aaid. . . • I wat ch ; I )j sten. ~ dent, oear Eurlika. Members In memory ol Robert wn. lng. · · Mrs. Emerson Jol!el and dau- villtlng the put ee days " F "~ you see ~e c;~da, Hortense? In tbe small bo~ bring table service. lather ol Mrs Margaret &hter, Barbara, rtpent Friday ill hll mother, Mrs. James Faalkrom ance, per aps .. ' TUUDAY end ~ . momAthens. ner and his sister, Mrs. Eva ."They say the tea caddy Is Fr~,IIC.il. too. It can be MERCERVILLE GRANGE ory of r.S:OO mo- · _.._.\ Mrs. ROOert Coati wao o but- HarUey. Also visiting recently cam~~~~~ ecoach, Y"f ~o~.it Ha' will bold Ita IIDIIIlal Inspection ther ·of Mrs. Maurice ;orgey. MORE SOCIETY , ._ viJttor iD Columbus this with Mrs. Faulkner and daugh- P,.,_lonal P110101rlphi llle ongu~,.- 00 a , ·; u...,.. . ,.ve :YO¥ at 7,30 p.m. Members are ask- Mrs Weed became 8 member : week. · 1er were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Inc. . ever seen lt1Cit elegance. . . . ed· tO briol ple lind cold or the elub. Nut meeting wiD tv.~ PAGE 15 . Mils Joy BogJIS~ studeni1111T88 Faulmer, Jr., who h"" beto Phono 675-2410 I pus among the ladles, and out inlo the w1de hall. dtlnl<s . .Ham a8Drlwlches wm be In at the home of ""!.. I at Holzer HO!lpital Sehoot ol transferred from Ft. Knoll to "· , _•• w••• I cross the hall and enter the tap room. The tap room he furnished. Fad 1 Nursill 11 spending several New Orlellll!. 1s crowded. From the room beyond comes robust laugh- LAFAYE'L'I'E SHlUNE wDl lr!rl. e y. .:::::g::.. , .:....,..-._,..,~= ter, ~ clink of glasses. I, too, lift a glass. "A votre hold a picolc on Fortification sante. I say. ' Hill tartlng 1 8·30 p m A I return to the hall and stand for a moment at the ' sta~ mee~ wm heid at foot of the stairs, my hand on the smootb cherry of the 1 8 p m Mrs Beatrice Blue bannister. I watch the patterns ?f shadow and sun fall-1 Dlstn~t De~uty . wm instruct ing on the w:h•te walls of ~e dlnmg room, on t)le bnght In ceremonial work of the orcarpet, the silver on the polished table, on women's sum- der. mer dreaaea, men's well-cut coats . . . "I have known RIO GRANDE Pariah Meththem all," the poet said; " alrea~y known them aU , - odist Men's Fellowship wW have known the evenings, mornmgs, afternoons . . . meet at a p m at Centenary Beyond the laughter and the voices the clock talks Methodist In wbispers; but I hear it. Time, what is time, the clock RIVERSIDE Study Club plosaya. Duel it flow forward? Or backwar~? Die will he held at &:30 p.m. I OllllllOt IJIIWer. Who knows, I think; who knows? at the home o1 the hosteas, Hoortry f« die . . . . . . . . • Sans adieu! Mrs. Rosebud Baker, 181 GllrJHIC~ 11 ~ ~ Augua.te fi~ld Ave. HGMq, too, fvr 1hNIIIeiJ. •· . ,. . ' __.-,. •ilclre deirip for ..,. ml ADDISoN • holile will • ~ooms. •t Gallt' a ~lock. Ji. wllllllrl[ r·\IentS 1 · will Cl b p• • • Held at Church cream - ;ar: I whole..,....., 1 Eldrl:e ·I E '""' SAffORD'S he I I chri. : 1 Bed Goor11 . d-'ure sed niO c·L nape# wscs IS A O.L. . 1 Recent , I By Rev. Jack Stut.er y Tbe l*llliW of the Chapel Womell's Christlao Service was by a talk by Rev. Jack on flll ..bjeet "Tbe Hand Tonehes The Need." tJie scene or a Addison WSCS. The hour II 7 p.m., ll1d the public II ilwl~ · opened by the group "Antwhere With Jesus," My Heart Tbere ~ a ed. ody," and "There WIIIIMsdll)' II Power SeeD and Heard oa bow Mrs. a:~onafu:=l was spent. Detroit. ~ Mrs, ••, 1 .:C. Qme . U., Brayles ol Klllenport, reporta lbat abe apd bill ~ sisters, Lallla 1l1Pm.. • ol Vinton, end Sjlvla i!'Glelorl of RiclmtDDd. !Dd., survive Dr. vemorr n ll'eellt, wbn died Ia Los Angelel, CaUl., "on Jli!l 2'1. Emmott: x.eter, ..._ o.l· 11a ~ lllilll9'• died Ia ..,, ==of cbeer, for IIley . •marl ltyi!Jir, dependablelllllltlon, lbll CBirdD ftl ~ ~ elose4 wltb DEMOCRATICWomen'aea. mitlee of Gallla Cllllllr wiD meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the courthouse. Mrs. Mary L. Sbeela, and Vf!l'la C..., - ciM:balnlomeo. blrtbday perly ~ llOJIR il ·JW~,;~~= ~ v.-. I!Mifl •Iiiii .... IN~I'II!n~ ,. ...... Plrler'd ~r~~t~:tl 'I Jii ~ ._. :•''"'!~~ _ .... nu. IQ' WIIJr•lifl.... { • 4 Clltlll!/!lllii .. . l'leeDilJ tbeir home aear Langavllle. .,., Robert and J , _ Ill eDk!r Clilldrens' jlibspiiill. llarJaJ', A111'111 M, far lire r--.l of tbelr taaillll and adeuolda, -.1 IRDB J>a. vld also will aorla'&O an · dralnaJ&e. Qianes were plafed l!inlrlft t :Vir!Mi • Olarles 011r1otte Ira- Mrr...._..~ll!li .._~:· ~~-=~=~vtp,li!!:ID~e, .,. and ed ...- · -. -·. · OhiolbeUaheiill), , JW C!GIIIeh ~lfll' ~ _, . · 'of.(.·. ·f. • ' '... " ' ,,' cJep'l!e ...,.el .... ,., ~- . end grace ~ Mrs. .HI!!tllll Mr. and Mrs. Jlll!ll •. ~~~i~lill~~;w ad,.. ap~ . . dJurch olllce. E. H. Efa of Mii '~Nw , .,, .. - Even~ ed. KYGER WOMEN's Society will meet at 1 p.m., at lbe home of Mrs. Wayne m-. CIRCLE 1, Grace Melhorlist WSCS wiD hold a batbeene diDner Iii tile dmrdl pariGn with serviDt.from 6 ID 7 p.m. 'lbe publle Is tmted. ReM-vaUon llll)1 be made at orsactsD; .a.t r.tis. Iiiii .,_ ~_., L aMs. Mr. IMld .lin. J - CIJimel1 their two lOllS at a , • u ~· Palril:la, lin. *lflll".' WID, . eel ,til~ hollll In . 11111r Ill"' ''"I • lrf.dip !. llr. llld 1111. f'lll.!d llr. ad ... kt Clalben and ' Fred have teltNwd tt .Aibllopo I I , Ill New llelkn. llllr 111 Pre someUme wltll their Jii I , Mr. and Mrs. WUBA!II prot~~er~lea.tJ llr. - shoes . Double Bi1'tlulay Parf1 u GiNa made a>mments oa "~~;:."e:'~ Real Is Cbrllt Iii Our Lives." ...... Mltelrt1l om.e s.p. he'!~ Mrs. pis. N. MY. · with Mrs. Ma• ((liadys Keeler) ~ 'lbe Blood." Devo1i0Df were •\YGER Ladles. Aid will meet SIVen b)' Mn. Blsacbe MeCalla. at 10 a.m., at 1111 home of The program - Ia el!arge o1 Mrs. ileDr1 MoMman A cov· Mrs. Nellie Stover. ered dish diJmer wiD be ll!rf• 'lbe JDeetllll, beld aMt"~~=~ home ol Mra. Mary CIJefa!Mr, wltll Mrs. 'lbe ~am c!J~ gave CIJefalle: as ~lea, a reading ."SO Swift Way, ;:::::::::::::~::~! So $!Jort '!be Day," Gertrude EviDI read "The Power Of Inlluenee." Mrs. Miry Margaret Chevalier played an cqan solo, and Mra. Laura 0.. llcllllB!n, .., of Mr. Crall 18Df1 "The Tlueh Of and 1111. Don IIOOinaon of Master's Hand" MaryPtrrnose I son Pike nlwned home Sunday gave a reeding "The alter having spent the of the Women's Socief1." In St. Paul, Minn., working in a Roll caU wu tllhftl ed reseateh laboratory of MiJlo&. members giving a Bible sola MlrliJIIII!d Manufachlring Mary ~· jeined Corp., in CODDeCtlon with hJs IOclety. A tolal of :15 sick scboolin& at the Uolveraity of reported. Mrs. Stover ......... ..... , lllilcellaneous bridal i!hower lor Miss S.. J?4wards, sponsored by 111e sehool lult ..... �. I,. ' ...... " " 1'-'fk810141J;~I. 111DdaY. Aq.ull ~'..1 ~ . .' ~ -·· .- I ---ll: fiOUSE, 1 mi. ·frsm Galllpolll, ~R 130 OR I .............- ..,. ...... - .. ··' couple or small familJ prefer· all Traclor __ ... ... ... ·I i -. f -!::' - ...................... ....................,. t.a:=-= _...... - : • For Sal• · lto Farm- I~ .,, DillON 'AGENCY . . wlllab 1M . . . . . . 2- : ,_ r·--......... ··-.......... . ......................... ,. i red. Ph. 44M5IIIL --· ....wmc '' Call 448-111118. I W4NT AD INFORMATION '.',I ~- DIAD'LUIU t '· -.. oa, ,.._.,. MMalt Alllllll JPi>rt«iuolo itnl~ntt~• D...."" Ml &. II. CAIIICILLATIOJil CO . .IC1'10NI Wi u M teet,.., Vntll tM A. 41 a " •01 Dl)' ef Pvllllcatt• THE MOST Electronic Orclerlfttl To heed Our Drlv•ln SERVICE IS HUll '1. central Bel Air 2 Dr. Local owner & sharp as new. Dark aqua finish, new whitewall tires from new car purchased. 327 V8 engine. Std. trans. Radio and beater. 18IH ' · - - -. • I SERVICE All N.wl..afa_tor SliOj •C•r eTruck eHottor Coro • Bullclozor ,...~~ EXPERIENCED WHEEL AliGNMENT WHEEL ALIGNMENT .,., 2-2193 - • M1in St. IOUSH & LYONS Camping Trailers Pomt,..'ll llerlen St. Formerly Grueser BodJ Works Pomoroy MEIGS COUNTY All Models At Reduced Prices BIG BEND TRAILER SALES S..At Auto Club of Southtrn Ohio Metropolit1n Moton BOB E. BYER 125 Fairl•nt Dr. Evenings and Saturday Middleporl ~stata~ot_ Sal!_ . Past Cmwcilors 'It ACRE !\ARM. 0. M. Wogan I M t . R , properly, Bailey Run Road .; ee Ill ~erne Forest Run Block Co. for Tho Bnt In Contact Ralph Lambnghl. RI , Mrs . Adria Sayre was hostess Cinder & Concrete 4, Cortland, 0. B 16 6tp when the Past Councilors oi l iiACRE farm, hou•e and - 2 Theodorus Counoil Da•ghtors l BLOCKS barns, other buidings , 7 ' of America met Thursday even4 · e · 8 · 12 !ncb Blocko miles from Pomeroy. Ph. 992-1 ing at the home of Mrs. Joseph I & Mortar • Metal 31n9. 8 15 6tp ! Beegle, R•cine . The meeting , eCement W'ID:dows II Doors eDoor - · - ------ in charge of Mrs. Arnold Hayes I Frame~ &.: Other Masoury NEW HAVEN - 3 B.R. ranch president, opened with devo· l Supplies. styl~ home, 2 car . garage , I lions by Mrs. Rav Seidenabel, , PHONI 992-21167 POMEROY I fam1ly room and s1tuated on I followed by Ihe Lord's Prayer 1 1 acre lot. Two. ceram1c tiled and pledge to nag in unison. A ~ I baths, full SIZe basement, ro•nd robin card was sent te ' screened patw and many 1 Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. more mce features that you Gam ere played and priz. / have to see to appredate. es aw;~;; to Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. lfC OpiC 1 Make an appomtment l<l see • 0 1 'ddl · . h , Mrs . va Do e, Moss Erna l "Need of Prayer Among tbe th as orne now. · hart. People Today" wa• the l<lplc ol Jesse and Mrs. Max Me1n h : Refreshmenls were served by . lhe devotions by Mrs. Phil Wil· LETART ROUTE· B R I h · 3 · · ranc the hostess to those named liamson when the Federated style °m• 1ocatedbon 3'' / above and Mrs. Charl•s Cohen, I Circle of Pomeroy met Wedne.. acres, .1u11 SIZe b asementd. Mrs. Olan Goodwon. · Mrs. Tb O· I evenong · at the church. · k f I a o er urnace. reezeway an , mas Cook Mrs N rna Chap-- I garage. This 8 year old home I man . and·· uesl~. ~;,, Shirley 1 The hymn, Wonderful Wo..S. os pnced ko sell at 18,500.00. I Beegle, Miss Brenda Sayre and I of L1fe. opened the devotions, Th Sept followed by scr1pture reading of , B k s HARTFORD 4 'th. MISS ec y ayre. e em- ' M th 15 A ed' · •· : rooms wo ber meetinB will be at the home / a ew - m ltatwn on t... new bathroom, water tank, . 1 Mr Th as Cook . topic and a poem, "The Best 1and Sweelest Things of Ufe,u etc. Large lot and garage, 0 • s. om · prioed at $4,500. Out of town I and prayer by the leader - · owner wants an offer. Potluck Picnic is eluded devotions. I I Custom 2 Door. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio & beater, vinyl interior trim, like new W.W. ttre.s. Light green over white finish, priced to mov-e. 7724611 WITH FULL SERVICI lt_ea: Starfire H.T. Cpei Floll pow· er equipment, bucket seats with console, good W.W. ti res radio and heater, beautiful' white finish witlt•maroon vi· nyl interiQ.f. MaMn, W. Va. IIZ-2106 NOW REPRESENTING At Syracu se Corporation 62 Olds .. · · $1495 • SALES e RENTALS e •Camplnelopot..-nt• Phono 992-3576 ROUTE 124 lnvicta Conv. Cpe. While fin · ish, red interior. like new tires, powPr steering and brakes., automatic trans. RadiO ana heater, good top Drive a Buick at only $1495. TAKINIIIINTAL USIIIVATIONI e Rose Alignment Shop (Thur~.·Fri.-Sat. l Deluxe 2 door. 155 H.P. 6 cyl. engine, std. trans ., Spotless clean interior, beautiful dark green over lite green finish , w ~s 1 w like new, radio, beater & many other extra.~ . Truly a nire clean car. W\' 24151 " MIDOLIPOlt'r. OHIO : BRAKE SERVICE SUMMER SAl!! 64 Chevelle $1495 Ohio lawlings Honda and SHEPPARD'S VAcuUM OEifB STOll ' 862 lit:: Avenue DICK ltAINLIIf<tGii_:~~ MiddieJoort, 0 EXPERIENCED Blaettnars IL ltJCISl PIOI'LII eAn, r,pe KEITH GOBLE FORD fiT 2-219t IRAKE SERVICE .. SAlf.S & ' and ___ .....--:1"""".....,._.... ...,...____ -~ - --~-- - ~ - : ,.,..,• .,. 0. .:·..... .--.. '121.15 .·=....... ltlltldiiiiiY....... .... . . . . NEED I Crow's Steak House -------- QUALJTYwaa For Trade dist!Bcllve sty Lost eol•rs. WILL TRADE apaca Crall -- Pickup camper lor Volkswag- of I 123\l Pine St iJIR()WN billfold 1061 In 1iclmty en, bousetrailer or what have 1 RUGS 1 a mess., ; of Tilly'l Super MJ<t_ '!'burs- ' Busine· Se " . FROM ...... ·:PhoRe,-. Reil htiM For Sa • . · ~- -- ~~ ~ 1- F :,.... . erllllser s:ac~~meat 631 1 ,.... Pulley : All . . aN ~ M thtlt FURN1SliED apartmeDL GALLIPOLIS l'n-lf 1 - Quick bl1cb 14" turnin8 1..... Dlltv TrtD'"" IIYit lfl:* ... Fourtb Ave. SUPER slllll,sure-;null - Tllal'l plow BEAUTIFUL VIEW i... ..u.·.,...,...., lftrM or lbl . . . ..,..... ...,.,. UPintt911 will mue Lustre lor cleauing rugs For Cub Tractor OF THE C)HIO RIVER f M ~ ter Mtr ... NNIDer -' and upholstery. Rent electric 1 - Pull type disk ~" BRICK 1'4 siOry, 4 \ AQ cMnw- . _ . . . . . . . . . . . IMI sbampooer Supply 1 - Grader mads 1 \l bath, large dilliDg room, Co. 190-1 1 - Left banded plow ~-· a woodburnlng llreplaces, . . ritt ..... tor .... Clllftllto -1 ~ 171•:11iZ DN4HM tor c..-fWMI ... • It VERY NICE S bedroom boml roomy kiicllen with plenty Joe Tava• . . . . . . . . . . .,.pU .. ~ lor renL Call after 5 p.m. cabloela, 6 clooel6, full baseApple GIIIVe, W.Va. 18IH t4f.4(l811. 191H men~ deep well with abund· ·--'Found OFFICE ROOM or aulle, mod- 18611 GMC PicJrup low mileage, ance of water, 2 cer detached garage, large lot 125' • 350' · !TWO riDp In RacCOOD Crtek, era, air condltloaed, Inquire A.J colldltion. Ph. 446-1976. Owner Ia movillll and IbiS II Paul Davies Jewelera. GJ S. ~ 1 high IChool ring and man's 190-3 • the flnl lima offered lor saiL 1,7-28 1lanL Must ideatlly. 1647. ' . I;· ' Need of Prayer s 1 C• / T • e ·I 1 1 1 1 MARE .and a I year old and a 4 month old cat. Otto Brad· ford, 'Racine, 0. Pb. 949-30811.1 ~~dD'I ; -- ~Stp 1 11EATING, PLUMBING, Rural ctia.ngl!l'. I BRA\IW new 2 bedroom all iloJ:ol Bottle G3B. Arnold modem . home. Velma G. Zus· Brothers, 618 ·E. MBln St., pan . .Ph. 773-5750. a 10 151p Pomeroy. t 22 Uc • • 14 3te Notice AUCTI~-StartblgFrtdsy, Aug. 19th at Laurel CUff I School House on State Roij~ i 124 7 p.m. We will sell your 1 merchandise lor you. Adams '\'radl!t& Post and AucHon Hollie. Ph. 742-5394. a 11 Uc MADAM Star, · palm r~Q.u-=' , ... 1, K&DBUBI· Look for hao• algoa. Come and bear her tel you lha past, present and lu ;'Male Help Wanted · S ROOM ' house and bath. Ph. ~- ~ROSSWORD DAILY zag, make and monogram. · . paymenla of ts.5G ~r pay balance Calt 992-:llliB. 4. HeaitaUon ACROSS L Appoint- SOWld t. Tbruh ·1. Cabbage t. salad Bra wry ' lure. 8 f 121p ADAMS TRADING PI!Sl- II colors. Rent eleclrlc lO.P~ apen I days a week: MODo pooer fl. Baker Furniture,Co. 17. Jt(P.Uan clty1 day through Saturday. We 8 a,,le 20. Utt.<l wltb • exertion llave rlldlo 11\d televlilon re- EXCELLENT effie~! A11CJiieC. 22. Paper mulbe,. pair • also plenty of antique ono·mlcal lha' I'8 Bl "'· • ue w .. 1'temL 'Milo SL 1D ltuUaod, Ire carpet and ·upbtlsletY 21. bark Fed the 0. Pb. 742-5394. 7 20 cleaner. Rent electrto IIlah. kltt7 Wanted. pooer Picken's Hardwlfre ll1. Room Oft ' slllpboar<l 8 8 6lc J8. Antlered "'M=ro=D=-=LE-~AGED womin ..iim Co., Applicotions For GRILL COOKS 7. Reacllrig desk ,.. - onalla Ketal I< rip. metal 9. Kind of neck·llne 11. Oblerve 13. Precious metal 15. Hutened . 18. Atllnruo 19. Barrel plebe 20. Owned 21. Chemleal IUffiX DBWtl l JIUJIIBINI . aND 'lti'11NO •IPI""'l'RE lw piVIIIIII - 1• ......., 0111 G WANTED - I middle-aced wo; man soon to stay by the weet with an elderly lady. Come w LineoiD Street door, B:etsle Athey 509 South 2nd Ave., Middleporl, 0, 11 SIC a paiDIIng• Pbulli t4H'Il0. 8helter 'loN&crday•• ••••• 29.EmploJ 3l.. Goods :!2. Large wonn 33. ApporUon 34.. Mark ora 3'1'. Fwteral pile 38.Deovon river 40. Footed vase 41. Stoua.n wound .S. Quiet! DMd Stock RemawdFNe roar cewon barlel, - IIIII mu1& ealllcl Jecta ~ • 01llllcotbi .,...,, WANTED TO BUY LAND-Any SJu •r With Wlth~ut Blclgs. Sent! Full DelcrlpHon '-" .. P~rnpt,.Piy,.. Box66M . clo:DIIIy Stntl1_10l - RNI Estate Loans WE HAVE farma from 1 tt acres at priCII!I to sell. city and vUlage pcoperty. ~ we cau suit your ll18l1d. Call or rome Ill. 1 ROOMS, bath, extra lot, . furnace beat oa Sprnce St Price reduced from lo f6,500 Immediate ..... sa._ w.,.. --1 Aaubar)', , . II lllr, 'lflntln, Ill I I Pamt...,. o. ' anllnal "· Capital: ora retain brUIIance tn CUD& poll cleaned with Blue liO. Plwt or an tre. Rent electric ~~~=f o!tl•• ch&lr fl. Pomeroy Cement · U. Prlntero' ,._ . , ]OOUU88 ..... . . Parto! l ·=· tnoter -~ 4!iJ!ItoclWop w.liOWN ....... ~~~ ,.1 ' · PAQ:.Y <JRYPJOqUOTE -aen.••JaoW to won It: 4 X: i D ¢ .• A '· A 11: • II LOlfG • • LilOW · One Jellor olmpb' 1ta1o41 tOr uotloor. Ill t1o11 M111J>)e A Ia 111011 a.: ...,_lit ·. .,. - fittiift ait ~ · ··· ."' '· A r ..:.-- ;,tIt: ·e ~ _.,,'F ' ~' ~ J , f<>a'.ao. :~ I11, x for u. bril, etc. '~lllo ·lonllh UIJII•t<itm•- ~tloi . . . iM lllllolalo. -ol'ko ;t~, R · V· ~;JW. TWCI I'Wif ,. • - •••w ........."-- .. ll'oot d!Jit ·\1f ,.m •••n ,.,.,..,,,.,_ '" i.a1-:r ~~ lt/11' i ·t= ,.: ' ... ...... .. PUBLIC AUCTION f'tobe'" le. Unlock:" · ' poet. ... R MASON· Held on Commons Mrs. Roy Seyfried, president, 1 floo 1 6 h . G oof med . r ph an I A 6 30 potluck picnic dinner condoocled the business session. orne. as ore atr eat · I A th3 k t read fr FOR TRADE IN and located near school 94 on the Chesler CommoQS pre· I n. you no e was om 1 ' ceded th t'10 f th p 1 Mrs. Clara Karr for floweo foot frontage on paved street. / e mee M o e as 1 . . , · . 1oo Councilors of Chester Counoil l sent her whole hosp1tahzed. II OF CLEAN LATE k t lh IS me Comeand Iooa edh 1 Daughters of America Wednes~ was announc t at samp es of for $7,500.00. day evening. Christmas cards had arrived MODEL CHEVROLET$ Mrs. Hobart Newe\1, presi- and those wlshmg cards may NEW HAVEN : 2 Story-4 B.R. dent, conducted a short busi· contact Mrs. NormBII Kloes ,Gf ANJ> FORDS. home very cunveniently locat· M158 Le G ed to business and school ar- ness session, which opened with na rueser. eas. Central air conditioner devotions taken from Ephesi- A card of sympathy was !lOIII installed in furnace . Garage ans. Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter. 1to the Reibel family, who lost and paved driveway. Priced Mrs. Larry Wolfe and Mrs. El·l their sister by death ~nd a gel Open Evn. 9 p.m. very reasonable at $11,800.00. don Kraeuter were named as a 1well card to Miss Ellen EberaPOMEROY, OHIO J. N. !Jim I Rousb, Broker commitlee to make plans for the I bach, Mrs. Gladys Cuckler wu Fourth & Mary Streets Christmas dinner. reported ill in Holzer Hospital Attending were Mrs . Hallie land Mrs. Lester Fauber wa"'~ W' V N H Help W•nted Pbone 88%-%813 Frederick. Mrs. Henry Spencer, , named to purchase a gift for' MIDDLE-AGED lady to live Mrs. Norman Frederick, Mrs. · her. An offering was taken, U.:. In and do housework, lauD· 8 12 2tc James Van Meter, Mrs. Milo ler which the meeting closedc dry, and assist with care Biggs, Mrs. Ella Hannum. Mrs. Tbe hostesses, Mrs. Seylried' invaUd. Write, giving _,.___ fir~ Ray Morris, Mrs. Eddie and Mrs. Allard Pratt served .C. address and phone c-o 111.,111;. -Uf d "' 1168-D Tbe Dail Sentinel, • tung, Mrs. Wolle, Mrs. Marion essert .coum, from a tablO: ' Oh' y Stc POMEROY - 2ND STREET - Wood , Mrs. Henry Beaver. Mrs. With whole cover and centered: 11 . . Roush. Mrs. Ross P omeroy, 10..,.---8 ,_,.-· - 1. 2 sl<lry 1rame, 6 rooms (2 V1rg1l WI'th an arrangement o1 p... MALE HELP, between ages 'rl , bedrooms), bath, garage, one . land , Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mrs. and red roses. and 35, clean, neat appear· block 1o post office. Only 1 Kraeuter, Mrs. Buel Ridenour, IF;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: once of good character. Day $5,500.00. ' Miss Kraeuter, Mrs. Oscar Weor night shill available. Apply IODDLEPORT - Good one : her, Mrs. Newell, Mrs. Mabel in person at Burger Boy, 23 story holne, 5 rooms and bath, I Van Mater.- and guest!. Mrs. .,_ W. Union, Athens, 0 . belween eomer lot, nice location. Tbis Murl Stewart, Mrs. Elizabeth -t., Aug. 20• 1966 bours of 1 and 5 p.m. 8 9 30tc prol"'rty is in A-I condition. Wickham, Miss Linda Newman, 12 noon slow time $6,500.00. and Miss Sheila Newell. lui Estate for Salit I'OMEROV - PEACOCK AVE. , 110 HILlS c~I•IU• • ON ANNE Stree~ Pomeroy, 0., - · 2 story, I rooms 13 bed· PICNIC IS HEW J ' " " " ' " " ' lc••· coual> ... ,.... for large lamlly, quick sale, rooms), bath, basement, fur- l A family picnic was held re- I "" ,., '"'" • .,,, ,.... .._ real bargain. Pb. 9112-Z7D2. nace heat, out of hogh water. 1cenUy at Forked Run Parte AI· RniDr ••" _,. ., ..,. ,.,. ,.. . 8 9 6tc $800.00 down and . assume tending were Mr. and Mrs. C. rou.wtr~.~ i&ehlll •Ill be •14 -' • mortgage. Sale price $5,5:(10.- 0. Newland, and Dennis,· Miu pu.bUc •uction. hou.•ebelll __... I raJ 591 Broad ROUSE . or e, , · 00. Helen Martin, Mr. and Mrs. ..... • ""' •m.tte "' _._ • way St., Middleport, Ohio. 7 Albert M. Co•, Broker Fritz Goebel, Steve, Susie, Jeff ...... 1 roo_>ms. 1'4 bath, garage. Oul- • 3810 Eveniaga IIH·3GI and Sarah; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde '"'"''"''· ""•••-· 1 1 building. Corner lot. 8 11 &tp - Kuhn, Cheryl, Timmy and Joey: •,.,... ••"'•'· •••••· ...,, - •· ne~ . he•1lnJ 110"'11. Insurance GAYNELL WlSE property 011 Mr. aad Mrs. Curtis Railey and ............... · - .......-.1tv •ne • t~ew • IIlli Butternut Ave. Ph. 99S- GET A qnotattOn from Rl;:u. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Vercol, wlll(her thorM bOJ'• bib. A . . . . . . 5Z93. 7 2Z lfc TER INSURANCE AGENCY ol Athens. •n •• ......... n A·l • • roa 2 to"a flat bed 'MMII:, diH M • • J'ARM, I . miles olf RU-in INC. before reoewinS your Unl, NYeJ'AI C!baln., c:llaJn 1liiJIII, Story'a Run. See Mfs. Edward aulo insurance. We may be etll, Kllat br.oob, two 1 Dllll '' Ebersbaeh at 185 Wright SL, , all!• to save yon money. ...... 1 IL 8.-nellte, l . . .~i 1 MW c... AID»I, _ . . . . . Pomeroy, 0. or phone IJ9Z . . I I ...... h~..n IJld 1 _. -liUU. .15 after 4 p.m.' '• lddr .• . - t\•I.Jl1· •!::=~ ftUIHnMII llltDtf••• ~ ...nt 'l'tlla • IIU coot I :r.n '1. stay by the week wlih elderly lady. Como to Lincoln St., door, Bessie Athey, 501 South lind Ave., Middleport, 0. • 14 High Dollar Pomeroy Motor Co; ··~ Uon I'. "'"" Nat· .....1 a, Join, u 10. DomesU, cates 12. Great Lakr . 18. water H. Piece out 15. Plloebua a I. Not freall ment 23.Large WE NEED AND WILL PAY :1' r:a '.ABC)) , • '"' I:IA , .X BNDA I'V , Y. .W- A .CTR 'Z L ...... •. r•t. UB . FURNitURE .tl' ••et Iian~ · Qo. . . .rb'. ' ...a,..., · �. I,. ' ...... " " 1'-'fk810141J;~I. 111DdaY. Aq.ull ~'..1 ~ . .' ~ -·· .- I ---ll: fiOUSE, 1 mi. ·frsm Galllpolll, ~R 130 OR I .............- ..,. ...... - .. ··' couple or small familJ prefer· all Traclor __ ... ... ... ·I i -. f -!::' - ...................... ....................,. t.a:=-= _...... - : • For Sal• · lto Farm- I~ .,, DillON 'AGENCY . . wlllab 1M . . . . . . 2- : ,_ r·--......... ··-.......... . ......................... ,. i red. Ph. 44M5IIIL --· ....wmc '' Call 448-111118. I W4NT AD INFORMATION '.',I ~- DIAD'LUIU t '· -.. oa, ,.._.,. MMalt Alllllll JPi>rt«iuolo itnl~ntt~• D...."" Ml &. II. CAIIICILLATIOJil CO . .IC1'10NI Wi u M teet,.., Vntll tM A. 41 a " •01 Dl)' ef Pvllllcatt• THE MOST Electronic Orclerlfttl To heed Our Drlv•ln SERVICE IS HUll '1. central Bel Air 2 Dr. Local owner & sharp as new. Dark aqua finish, new whitewall tires from new car purchased. 327 V8 engine. Std. trans. Radio and beater. 18IH ' · - - -. • I SERVICE All N.wl..afa_tor SliOj •C•r eTruck eHottor Coro • Bullclozor ,...~~ EXPERIENCED WHEEL AliGNMENT WHEEL ALIGNMENT .,., 2-2193 - • M1in St. IOUSH & LYONS Camping Trailers Pomt,..'ll llerlen St. Formerly Grueser BodJ Works Pomoroy MEIGS COUNTY All Models At Reduced Prices BIG BEND TRAILER SALES S..At Auto Club of Southtrn Ohio Metropolit1n Moton BOB E. BYER 125 Fairl•nt Dr. Evenings and Saturday Middleporl ~stata~ot_ Sal!_ . Past Cmwcilors 'It ACRE !\ARM. 0. M. Wogan I M t . R , properly, Bailey Run Road .; ee Ill ~erne Forest Run Block Co. for Tho Bnt In Contact Ralph Lambnghl. RI , Mrs . Adria Sayre was hostess Cinder & Concrete 4, Cortland, 0. B 16 6tp when the Past Councilors oi l iiACRE farm, hou•e and - 2 Theodorus Counoil Da•ghtors l BLOCKS barns, other buidings , 7 ' of America met Thursday even4 · e · 8 · 12 !ncb Blocko miles from Pomeroy. Ph. 992-1 ing at the home of Mrs. Joseph I & Mortar • Metal 31n9. 8 15 6tp ! Beegle, R•cine . The meeting , eCement W'ID:dows II Doors eDoor - · - ------ in charge of Mrs. Arnold Hayes I Frame~ &.: Other Masoury NEW HAVEN - 3 B.R. ranch president, opened with devo· l Supplies. styl~ home, 2 car . garage , I lions by Mrs. Rav Seidenabel, , PHONI 992-21167 POMEROY I fam1ly room and s1tuated on I followed by Ihe Lord's Prayer 1 1 acre lot. Two. ceram1c tiled and pledge to nag in unison. A ~ I baths, full SIZe basement, ro•nd robin card was sent te ' screened patw and many 1 Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. more mce features that you Gam ere played and priz. / have to see to appredate. es aw;~;; to Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. lfC OpiC 1 Make an appomtment l<l see • 0 1 'ddl · . h , Mrs . va Do e, Moss Erna l "Need of Prayer Among tbe th as orne now. · hart. People Today" wa• the l<lplc ol Jesse and Mrs. Max Me1n h : Refreshmenls were served by . lhe devotions by Mrs. Phil Wil· LETART ROUTE· B R I h · 3 · · ranc the hostess to those named liamson when the Federated style °m• 1ocatedbon 3'' / above and Mrs. Charl•s Cohen, I Circle of Pomeroy met Wedne.. acres, .1u11 SIZe b asementd. Mrs. Olan Goodwon. · Mrs. Tb O· I evenong · at the church. · k f I a o er urnace. reezeway an , mas Cook Mrs N rna Chap-- I garage. This 8 year old home I man . and·· uesl~. ~;,, Shirley 1 The hymn, Wonderful Wo..S. os pnced ko sell at 18,500.00. I Beegle, Miss Brenda Sayre and I of L1fe. opened the devotions, Th Sept followed by scr1pture reading of , B k s HARTFORD 4 'th. MISS ec y ayre. e em- ' M th 15 A ed' · •· : rooms wo ber meetinB will be at the home / a ew - m ltatwn on t... new bathroom, water tank, . 1 Mr Th as Cook . topic and a poem, "The Best 1and Sweelest Things of Ufe,u etc. Large lot and garage, 0 • s. om · prioed at $4,500. Out of town I and prayer by the leader - · owner wants an offer. Potluck Picnic is eluded devotions. I I Custom 2 Door. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio & beater, vinyl interior trim, like new W.W. ttre.s. Light green over white finish, priced to mov-e. 7724611 WITH FULL SERVICI lt_ea: Starfire H.T. Cpei Floll pow· er equipment, bucket seats with console, good W.W. ti res radio and heater, beautiful' white finish witlt•maroon vi· nyl interiQ.f. MaMn, W. Va. IIZ-2106 NOW REPRESENTING At Syracu se Corporation 62 Olds .. · · $1495 • SALES e RENTALS e •Camplnelopot..-nt• Phono 992-3576 ROUTE 124 lnvicta Conv. Cpe. While fin · ish, red interior. like new tires, powPr steering and brakes., automatic trans. RadiO ana heater, good top Drive a Buick at only $1495. TAKINIIIINTAL USIIIVATIONI e Rose Alignment Shop (Thur~.·Fri.-Sat. l Deluxe 2 door. 155 H.P. 6 cyl. engine, std. trans ., Spotless clean interior, beautiful dark green over lite green finish , w ~s 1 w like new, radio, beater & many other extra.~ . Truly a nire clean car. W\' 24151 " MIDOLIPOlt'r. OHIO : BRAKE SERVICE SUMMER SAl!! 64 Chevelle $1495 Ohio lawlings Honda and SHEPPARD'S VAcuUM OEifB STOll ' 862 lit:: Avenue DICK ltAINLIIf<tGii_:~~ MiddieJoort, 0 EXPERIENCED Blaettnars IL ltJCISl PIOI'LII eAn, r,pe KEITH GOBLE FORD fiT 2-219t IRAKE SERVICE .. SAlf.S & ' and ___ .....--:1"""".....,._.... ...,...____ -~ - --~-- - ~ - : ,.,..,• .,. 0. .:·..... .--.. '121.15 .·=....... ltlltldiiiiiY....... .... . . . . NEED I Crow's Steak House -------- QUALJTYwaa For Trade dist!Bcllve sty Lost eol•rs. WILL TRADE apaca Crall -- Pickup camper lor Volkswag- of I 123\l Pine St iJIR()WN billfold 1061 In 1iclmty en, bousetrailer or what have 1 RUGS 1 a mess., ; of Tilly'l Super MJ<t_ '!'burs- ' Busine· Se " . FROM ...... ·:PhoRe,-. Reil htiM For Sa • . · ~- -- ~~ ~ 1- F :,.... . erllllser s:ac~~meat 631 1 ,.... Pulley : All . . aN ~ M thtlt FURN1SliED apartmeDL GALLIPOLIS l'n-lf 1 - Quick bl1cb 14" turnin8 1..... Dlltv TrtD'"" IIYit lfl:* ... Fourtb Ave. SUPER slllll,sure-;null - Tllal'l plow BEAUTIFUL VIEW i... ..u.·.,...,...., lftrM or lbl . . . ..,..... ...,.,. UPintt911 will mue Lustre lor cleauing rugs For Cub Tractor OF THE C)HIO RIVER f M ~ ter Mtr ... NNIDer -' and upholstery. Rent electric 1 - Pull type disk ~" BRICK 1'4 siOry, 4 \ AQ cMnw- . _ . . . . . . . . . . . IMI sbampooer Supply 1 - Grader mads 1 \l bath, large dilliDg room, Co. 190-1 1 - Left banded plow ~-· a woodburnlng llreplaces, . . ritt ..... tor .... Clllftllto -1 ~ 171•:11iZ DN4HM tor c..-fWMI ... • It VERY NICE S bedroom boml roomy kiicllen with plenty Joe Tava• . . . . . . . . . . .,.pU .. ~ lor renL Call after 5 p.m. cabloela, 6 clooel6, full baseApple GIIIVe, W.Va. 18IH t4f.4(l811. 191H men~ deep well with abund· ·--'Found OFFICE ROOM or aulle, mod- 18611 GMC PicJrup low mileage, ance of water, 2 cer detached garage, large lot 125' • 350' · !TWO riDp In RacCOOD Crtek, era, air condltloaed, Inquire A.J colldltion. Ph. 446-1976. Owner Ia movillll and IbiS II Paul Davies Jewelera. GJ S. ~ 1 high IChool ring and man's 190-3 • the flnl lima offered lor saiL 1,7-28 1lanL Must ideatlly. 1647. ' . I;· ' Need of Prayer s 1 C• / T • e ·I 1 1 1 1 MARE .and a I year old and a 4 month old cat. Otto Brad· ford, 'Racine, 0. Pb. 949-30811.1 ~~dD'I ; -- ~Stp 1 11EATING, PLUMBING, Rural ctia.ngl!l'. I BRA\IW new 2 bedroom all iloJ:ol Bottle G3B. Arnold modem . home. Velma G. Zus· Brothers, 618 ·E. MBln St., pan . .Ph. 773-5750. a 10 151p Pomeroy. t 22 Uc • • 14 3te Notice AUCTI~-StartblgFrtdsy, Aug. 19th at Laurel CUff I School House on State Roij~ i 124 7 p.m. We will sell your 1 merchandise lor you. Adams '\'radl!t& Post and AucHon Hollie. Ph. 742-5394. a 11 Uc MADAM Star, · palm r~Q.u-=' , ... 1, K&DBUBI· Look for hao• algoa. Come and bear her tel you lha past, present and lu ;'Male Help Wanted · S ROOM ' house and bath. Ph. ~- ~ROSSWORD DAILY zag, make and monogram. · . paymenla of ts.5G ~r pay balance Calt 992-:llliB. 4. HeaitaUon ACROSS L Appoint- SOWld t. Tbruh ·1. Cabbage t. salad Bra wry ' lure. 8 f 121p ADAMS TRADING PI!Sl- II colors. Rent eleclrlc lO.P~ apen I days a week: MODo pooer fl. Baker Furniture,Co. 17. Jt(P.Uan clty1 day through Saturday. We 8 a,,le 20. Utt.<l wltb • exertion llave rlldlo 11\d televlilon re- EXCELLENT effie~! A11CJiieC. 22. Paper mulbe,. pair • also plenty of antique ono·mlcal lha' I'8 Bl "'· • ue w .. 1'temL 'Milo SL 1D ltuUaod, Ire carpet and ·upbtlsletY 21. bark Fed the 0. Pb. 742-5394. 7 20 cleaner. Rent electrto IIlah. kltt7 Wanted. pooer Picken's Hardwlfre ll1. Room Oft ' slllpboar<l 8 8 6lc J8. Antlered "'M=ro=D=-=LE-~AGED womin ..iim Co., Applicotions For GRILL COOKS 7. Reacllrig desk ,.. - onalla Ketal I< rip. metal 9. Kind of neck·llne 11. Oblerve 13. Precious metal 15. Hutened . 18. Atllnruo 19. Barrel plebe 20. Owned 21. Chemleal IUffiX DBWtl l JIUJIIBINI . aND 'lti'11NO •IPI""'l'RE lw piVIIIIII - 1• ......., 0111 G WANTED - I middle-aced wo; man soon to stay by the weet with an elderly lady. Come w LineoiD Street door, B:etsle Athey 509 South 2nd Ave., Middleporl, 0, 11 SIC a paiDIIng• Pbulli t4H'Il0. 8helter 'loN&crday•• ••••• 29.EmploJ 3l.. Goods :!2. Large wonn 33. ApporUon 34.. Mark ora 3'1'. Fwteral pile 38.Deovon river 40. Footed vase 41. Stoua.n wound .S. Quiet! DMd Stock RemawdFNe roar cewon barlel, - IIIII mu1& ealllcl Jecta ~ • 01llllcotbi .,...,, WANTED TO BUY LAND-Any SJu •r With Wlth~ut Blclgs. Sent! Full DelcrlpHon '-" .. P~rnpt,.Piy,.. Box66M . clo:DIIIy Stntl1_10l - RNI Estate Loans WE HAVE farma from 1 tt acres at priCII!I to sell. city and vUlage pcoperty. ~ we cau suit your ll18l1d. Call or rome Ill. 1 ROOMS, bath, extra lot, . furnace beat oa Sprnce St Price reduced from lo f6,500 Immediate ..... sa._ w.,.. --1 Aaubar)', , . II lllr, 'lflntln, Ill I I Pamt...,. o. ' anllnal "· Capital: ora retain brUIIance tn CUD& poll cleaned with Blue liO. Plwt or an tre. Rent electric ~~~=f o!tl•• ch&lr fl. Pomeroy Cement · U. Prlntero' ,._ . , ]OOUU88 ..... . . Parto! l ·=· tnoter -~ 4!iJ!ItoclWop w.liOWN ....... ~~~ ,.1 ' · PAQ:.Y <JRYPJOqUOTE -aen.••JaoW to won It: 4 X: i D ¢ .• A '· A 11: • II LOlfG • • LilOW · One Jellor olmpb' 1ta1o41 tOr uotloor. Ill t1o11 M111J>)e A Ia 111011 a.: ...,_lit ·. .,. - fittiift ait ~ · ··· ."' '· A r ..:.-- ;,tIt: ·e ~ _.,,'F ' ~' ~ J , f<>a'.ao. :~ I11, x for u. bril, etc. '~lllo ·lonllh UIJII•t<itm•- ~tloi . . . iM lllllolalo. -ol'ko ;t~, R · V· ~;JW. TWCI I'Wif ,. • - •••w ........."-- .. ll'oot d!Jit ·\1f ,.m •••n ,.,.,..,,,.,_ '" i.a1-:r ~~ lt/11' i ·t= ,.: ' ... ...... .. PUBLIC AUCTION f'tobe'" le. Unlock:" · ' poet. ... R MASON· Held on Commons Mrs. Roy Seyfried, president, 1 floo 1 6 h . G oof med . r ph an I A 6 30 potluck picnic dinner condoocled the business session. orne. as ore atr eat · I A th3 k t read fr FOR TRADE IN and located near school 94 on the Chesler CommoQS pre· I n. you no e was om 1 ' ceded th t'10 f th p 1 Mrs. Clara Karr for floweo foot frontage on paved street. / e mee M o e as 1 . . , · . 1oo Councilors of Chester Counoil l sent her whole hosp1tahzed. II OF CLEAN LATE k t lh IS me Comeand Iooa edh 1 Daughters of America Wednes~ was announc t at samp es of for $7,500.00. day evening. Christmas cards had arrived MODEL CHEVROLET$ Mrs. Hobart Newe\1, presi- and those wlshmg cards may NEW HAVEN : 2 Story-4 B.R. dent, conducted a short busi· contact Mrs. NormBII Kloes ,Gf ANJ> FORDS. home very cunveniently locat· M158 Le G ed to business and school ar- ness session, which opened with na rueser. eas. Central air conditioner devotions taken from Ephesi- A card of sympathy was !lOIII installed in furnace . Garage ans. Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter. 1to the Reibel family, who lost and paved driveway. Priced Mrs. Larry Wolfe and Mrs. El·l their sister by death ~nd a gel Open Evn. 9 p.m. very reasonable at $11,800.00. don Kraeuter were named as a 1well card to Miss Ellen EberaPOMEROY, OHIO J. N. !Jim I Rousb, Broker commitlee to make plans for the I bach, Mrs. Gladys Cuckler wu Fourth & Mary Streets Christmas dinner. reported ill in Holzer Hospital Attending were Mrs . Hallie land Mrs. Lester Fauber wa"'~ W' V N H Help W•nted Pbone 88%-%813 Frederick. Mrs. Henry Spencer, , named to purchase a gift for' MIDDLE-AGED lady to live Mrs. Norman Frederick, Mrs. · her. An offering was taken, U.:. In and do housework, lauD· 8 12 2tc James Van Meter, Mrs. Milo ler which the meeting closedc dry, and assist with care Biggs, Mrs. Ella Hannum. Mrs. Tbe hostesses, Mrs. Seylried' invaUd. Write, giving _,.___ fir~ Ray Morris, Mrs. Eddie and Mrs. Allard Pratt served .C. address and phone c-o 111.,111;. -Uf d "' 1168-D Tbe Dail Sentinel, • tung, Mrs. Wolle, Mrs. Marion essert .coum, from a tablO: ' Oh' y Stc POMEROY - 2ND STREET - Wood , Mrs. Henry Beaver. Mrs. With whole cover and centered: 11 . . Roush. Mrs. Ross P omeroy, 10..,.---8 ,_,.-· - 1. 2 sl<lry 1rame, 6 rooms (2 V1rg1l WI'th an arrangement o1 p... MALE HELP, between ages 'rl , bedrooms), bath, garage, one . land , Mrs. Arthur Orr, Mrs. and red roses. and 35, clean, neat appear· block 1o post office. Only 1 Kraeuter, Mrs. Buel Ridenour, IF;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: once of good character. Day $5,500.00. ' Miss Kraeuter, Mrs. Oscar Weor night shill available. Apply IODDLEPORT - Good one : her, Mrs. Newell, Mrs. Mabel in person at Burger Boy, 23 story holne, 5 rooms and bath, I Van Mater.- and guest!. Mrs. .,_ W. Union, Athens, 0 . belween eomer lot, nice location. Tbis Murl Stewart, Mrs. Elizabeth -t., Aug. 20• 1966 bours of 1 and 5 p.m. 8 9 30tc prol"'rty is in A-I condition. Wickham, Miss Linda Newman, 12 noon slow time $6,500.00. and Miss Sheila Newell. lui Estate for Salit I'OMEROV - PEACOCK AVE. , 110 HILlS c~I•IU• • ON ANNE Stree~ Pomeroy, 0., - · 2 story, I rooms 13 bed· PICNIC IS HEW J ' " " " ' " " ' lc••· coual> ... ,.... for large lamlly, quick sale, rooms), bath, basement, fur- l A family picnic was held re- I "" ,., '"'" • .,,, ,.... .._ real bargain. Pb. 9112-Z7D2. nace heat, out of hogh water. 1cenUy at Forked Run Parte AI· RniDr ••" _,. ., ..,. ,.,. ,.. . 8 9 6tc $800.00 down and . assume tending were Mr. and Mrs. C. rou.wtr~.~ i&ehlll •Ill be •14 -' • mortgage. Sale price $5,5:(10.- 0. Newland, and Dennis,· Miu pu.bUc •uction. hou.•ebelll __... I raJ 591 Broad ROUSE . or e, , · 00. Helen Martin, Mr. and Mrs. ..... • ""' •m.tte "' _._ • way St., Middleport, Ohio. 7 Albert M. Co•, Broker Fritz Goebel, Steve, Susie, Jeff ...... 1 roo_>ms. 1'4 bath, garage. Oul- • 3810 Eveniaga IIH·3GI and Sarah; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde '"'"''"''· ""•••-· 1 1 building. Corner lot. 8 11 &tp - Kuhn, Cheryl, Timmy and Joey: •,.,... ••"'•'· •••••· ...,, - •· ne~ . he•1lnJ 110"'11. Insurance GAYNELL WlSE property 011 Mr. aad Mrs. Curtis Railey and ............... · - .......-.1tv •ne • t~ew • IIlli Butternut Ave. Ph. 99S- GET A qnotattOn from Rl;:u. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Vercol, wlll(her thorM bOJ'• bib. A . . . . . . 5Z93. 7 2Z lfc TER INSURANCE AGENCY ol Athens. •n •• ......... n A·l • • roa 2 to"a flat bed 'MMII:, diH M • • J'ARM, I . miles olf RU-in INC. before reoewinS your Unl, NYeJ'AI C!baln., c:llaJn 1liiJIII, Story'a Run. See Mfs. Edward aulo insurance. We may be etll, Kllat br.oob, two 1 Dllll '' Ebersbaeh at 185 Wright SL, , all!• to save yon money. ...... 1 IL 8.-nellte, l . . .~i 1 MW c... AID»I, _ . . . . . Pomeroy, 0. or phone IJ9Z . . I I ...... h~..n IJld 1 _. -liUU. .15 after 4 p.m.' '• lddr .• . - t\•I.Jl1· •!::=~ ftUIHnMII llltDtf••• ~ ...nt 'l'tlla • IIU coot I :r.n '1. stay by the week wlih elderly lady. Como to Lincoln St., door, Bessie Athey, 501 South lind Ave., Middleport, 0. • 14 High Dollar Pomeroy Motor Co; ··~ Uon I'. "'"" Nat· .....1 a, Join, u 10. DomesU, cates 12. Great Lakr . 18. water H. Piece out 15. Plloebua a I. Not freall ment 23.Large WE NEED AND WILL PAY :1' r:a '.ABC)) , • '"' I:IA , .X BNDA I'V , Y. .W- A .CTR 'Z L ...... •. r•t. UB . FURNitURE .tl' ••et Iian~ · Qo. . . .rb'. ' ...a,..., · �' ' * ~ ) .......;. t •. ·.,; i)t, . •/\•' ! ''rt ' ......:.:. ,.,... .• • '\ . I· '/ ; ' t • ' .I Rec.r:eatiql}':e;,~r 'r ' I "-• I ' • ' PlanR.eH. ~Y Group'; ! , ... I ' • •o •' ., ' I • 'I ' • .n ' I .•. ' Prayer and4 !!rlptllre rea4'1"ii!ll!~: by Phli : of the I This Is the W8W WITH Fair~~ flock SAFETY j of.Ttt~ As IJ$ua1 AND AT .. , O~tStci.~l '' · Are o; • .<'• • " Days. ·t=rorri ~9:1s tC) ' O'C~o(k,: . .:~ !: '/ ' Wielt , ' ' . ' But.ftiis·. Weitk We'll d,se At Nooiif, On.THURSD~Y .and ••• ·Go - ~ j ,.. ·t:heJ,fairl · ·_. .. '.·elf ' •· · · cosmetics upiltl~a,t. Opp. Post Office Gallipolis, Ohio ... Melt!• General Hospital Adml"lono - Bertha Archer, Middleport. Discbargeo - Pearl Pullin. You To HEAR 1 Hearthstone Cla11 Holm Bar·b.Cue Of Grunville, Ev•llf· Hoyt While DISCUSS BIBLE SUBJECTS AT THE CHURCH OF CHRIST Garfield Avo. ond Portsmouth Rood Aug. 16-23nl. Eoch Evening AI 7:00 (E.S.T.) '· ·' ' OUR PLEA : "Restori ng New Tes f<lment Christianity" AIR-CONDITIONED BLDG. LEWIS MIKELL, LOCAL MINISTER PHONE 446-3232 Members of the Hea•rth••lom! II Class of ll!e Middleport First Baptist Church held a chicken barbecue this week at ll!e Anthony farm on Cherry Ridge. Following the dinner a soelal hour was held. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mllt011 Hood, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-l lis Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Ed· !son Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Dewy Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Da1~e ll John Werner, Mr. and Mrs. John McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart. . ••""?. . ... ,... ' ' ... . ·, ·~. ·' Racing~· 3 Air Conditioned ·• Glllipoll1, Ohle 48 St1tt St. ·a .·:, l .#.. · :l · Running Races Auoutr· 11.dnd l9 . ' '· 2:30.;p.m•.. · • ' ' ' >; •• ,. : • Squear•.. p.m. . .: ' ' ';1. . Aug~ 17-Horse-Show:AtJ,:()Q p.m. Aug.17 &19-$kyD_ iVh\lgqt_7:00p.m. Aug.l8 and 20-~-~dn'tllent • · Showcase of . ·8:15 P•tn.· "·•t ~ ~ ' . '~ . l, -~ ..... "". l " ~-·.~'';_;.,.' ~~ -· ....... and . . . . o oll!er offl. ' . .' " 0 ., '· ··> 5 ,NIGHI'S qbio ~ · ' 0 ' ' I HATE by Prank ....--:--....... SEE WHAi KIND o;wA~ WE HAVE'···· FIRS'i,JE'ANNI~. " . ..-' ,. 1' l<ee KiDio PRACTICE SESSIONS! Pony and. Horse ' ( ··. .' THESE August 18, 5:00 pm-Aug.19, 5:00pm Saturday, Augu-t 20 at'2:0Q p.m. Dan~ers At 7~00. - . . . ., ,. . ' SMITH BUICK I •' - Aug.16-Big_-~en~ Twi~ers, -, .. 11nglen -~ ' ' I SIIORT RIBS 3 Air Conditioned 3 ELECTRAS ' led her and AUGUST .· 16-17-18-19-20 Rock Springs Fa~rg~unds, . 1 Air Conditioned I Air Conditioned '-' 'J - CLOSE-OUT PRICES 6 SPECIALS 7 LESABRES 4 WILD -C ATS ' ,:.,". ' ' ,/ MEIGS· C:OUNT·¥ ·:_.f · 3 Days of .Harness . i.: (. {>' • ·- 103rd ANNUAL 5 DAYS . --~ -·-,a, .. ·; , Everybodr ... Everywhere .-;· . IR~ '1' United Nations 1tampo are i valid for postage, but 011ly on mail deposited at UN he!idqt/Bl" /1 ters in New York City, 1966 Buicks ' .' " ,. ,. • •, ' 1 HOYT WHITE '· •' j .Y EtBER·FELDS I.N POMlfO· ' PleasliDt Valley Hospllal ADMITTED: Mrs. Archie Patterson, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Lyd· ia Evans, Charleston ; Rull! ' Bennett, Pt. Pleasani. DISCHARGED: Paul Allinder, Pt. Pleasant: Clifford Dunn, I Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Dennis Deal and 9011, Apple Grove: D a n a 1 Nowlin, Pt. Pleuant. · Evangelist ' ¥ . .l ' ~~ 1e11lriftyl AlwayiftvliourSalesllptFrom Miss. •• ' ''' ' Tller•'s .lids of lltW civlls all .,, .... store . ··~ .. . In ... ·,, , ready to Wtatitpart_r .. .l...y deplll'lment .. · "· housewJII'es · · · ; furnit-*• ·. · ·· ...,,; ~ lloys' wear · ·· ··• , llry :,00. .. .. lingerie ,. .. ·...l · llfl and f'wtlry ·······• Jr •. ,. . . t · · · · schoolsupphn :; Infants' wear · · · · ca•wJ., SAVINGS &LOAN CO. We Invite ,. r . . r . ,:- O~Neal 'i1 . I �' ' * ~ ) .......;. t •. ·.,; i)t, . •/\•' ! ''rt ' ......:.:. ,.,... .• • '\ . I· '/ ; ' t • ' .I Rec.r:eatiql}':e;,~r 'r ' I "-• I ' • ' PlanR.eH. ~Y Group'; ! , ... I ' • •o •' ., ' I • 'I ' • .n ' I .•. ' Prayer and4 !!rlptllre rea4'1"ii!ll!~: by Phli : of the I This Is the W8W WITH Fair~~ flock SAFETY j of.Ttt~ As IJ$ua1 AND AT .. , O~tStci.~l '' · Are o; • .<'• • " Days. ·t=rorri ~9:1s tC) ' O'C~o(k,: . .:~ !: '/ ' Wielt , ' ' . ' But.ftiis·. Weitk We'll d,se At Nooiif, On.THURSD~Y .and ••• ·Go - ~ j ,.. ·t:heJ,fairl · ·_. .. '.·elf ' •· · · cosmetics upiltl~a,t. Opp. Post Office Gallipolis, Ohio ... Melt!• General Hospital Adml"lono - Bertha Archer, Middleport. Discbargeo - Pearl Pullin. You To HEAR 1 Hearthstone Cla11 Holm Bar·b.Cue Of Grunville, Ev•llf· Hoyt While DISCUSS BIBLE SUBJECTS AT THE CHURCH OF CHRIST Garfield Avo. ond Portsmouth Rood Aug. 16-23nl. Eoch Evening AI 7:00 (E.S.T.) '· ·' ' OUR PLEA : "Restori ng New Tes f<lment Christianity" AIR-CONDITIONED BLDG. LEWIS MIKELL, LOCAL MINISTER PHONE 446-3232 Members of the Hea•rth••lom! II Class of ll!e Middleport First Baptist Church held a chicken barbecue this week at ll!e Anthony farm on Cherry Ridge. Following the dinner a soelal hour was held. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mllt011 Hood, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-l lis Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Ed· !son Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Dewy Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Da1~e ll John Werner, Mr. and Mrs. John McNeil, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart. . ••""?. . ... ,... ' ' ... . ·, ·~. ·' Racing~· 3 Air Conditioned ·• Glllipoll1, Ohle 48 St1tt St. ·a .·:, l .#.. · :l · Running Races Auoutr· 11.dnd l9 . ' '· 2:30.;p.m•.. · • ' ' ' >; •• ,. : • Squear•.. p.m. . .: ' ' ';1. . Aug~ 17-Horse-Show:AtJ,:()Q p.m. Aug.17 &19-$kyD_ iVh\lgqt_7:00p.m. Aug.l8 and 20-~-~dn'tllent • · Showcase of . ·8:15 P•tn.· "·•t ~ ~ ' . '~ . l, -~ ..... "". l " ~-·.~'';_;.,.' ~~ -· ....... and . . . . o oll!er offl. ' . .' " 0 ., '· ··> 5 ,NIGHI'S qbio ~ · ' 0 ' ' I HATE by Prank ....--:--....... SEE WHAi KIND o;wA~ WE HAVE'···· FIRS'i,JE'ANNI~. " . ..-' ,. 1' l<ee KiDio PRACTICE SESSIONS! Pony and. Horse ' ( ··. .' THESE August 18, 5:00 pm-Aug.19, 5:00pm Saturday, Augu-t 20 at'2:0Q p.m. Dan~ers At 7~00. - . . . ., ,. . ' SMITH BUICK I •' - Aug.16-Big_-~en~ Twi~ers, -, .. 11nglen -~ ' ' I SIIORT RIBS 3 Air Conditioned 3 ELECTRAS ' led her and AUGUST .· 16-17-18-19-20 Rock Springs Fa~rg~unds, . 1 Air Conditioned I Air Conditioned '-' 'J - CLOSE-OUT PRICES 6 SPECIALS 7 LESABRES 4 WILD -C ATS ' ,:.,". ' ' ,/ MEIGS· C:OUNT·¥ ·:_.f · 3 Days of .Harness . i.: (. {>' • ·- 103rd ANNUAL 5 DAYS . --~ -·-,a, .. ·; , Everybodr ... Everywhere .-;· . IR~ '1' United Nations 1tampo are i valid for postage, but 011ly on mail deposited at UN he!idqt/Bl" /1 ters in New York City, 1966 Buicks ' .' " ,. ,. • •, ' 1 HOYT WHITE '· •' j .Y EtBER·FELDS I.N POMlfO· ' PleasliDt Valley Hospllal ADMITTED: Mrs. Archie Patterson, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Lyd· ia Evans, Charleston ; Rull! ' Bennett, Pt. Pleasani. DISCHARGED: Paul Allinder, Pt. Pleasant: Clifford Dunn, I Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Dennis Deal and 9011, Apple Grove: D a n a 1 Nowlin, Pt. Pleuant. · Evangelist ' ¥ . .l ' ~~ 1e11lriftyl AlwayiftvliourSalesllptFrom Miss. •• ' ''' ' Tller•'s .lids of lltW civlls all .,, .... store . ··~ .. . In ... ·,, , ready to Wtatitpart_r .. .l...y deplll'lment .. · "· housewJII'es · · · ; furnit-*• ·. · ·· ...,,; ~ lloys' wear · ·· ··• , llry :,00. .. .. lingerie ,. .. ·...l · llfl and f'wtlry ·······• Jr •. ,. . . t · · · · schoolsupphn :; Infants' wear · · · · ca•wJ., SAVINGS &LOAN CO. We Invite ,. r . . r . ,:- O~Neal 'i1 . I �' 'lOll Stf! "~· · 1~~1{ '00 IS SO 81i4PLE .,J ~~ : - ... " ~l(b ~A'f!IAAL. 111'1Y ' AJ.WM6 IAAKJ 1li1Niil . J.OOK SO ~'1. · • ', ' -: • I' ·: ' ' -: ' '' ,. ', •'l !·:· -10 1'~t~K OF If, lliAT ~LOS 'mU~ ·' · fOit ~ SP00"6. '' "' s A •I' I' 't ' ( '.' •' ' . ~ I ' BUGS BUNNY S'lt)P IT, SlJGe, w~ GA ~ WITH HIM! s~ ------ I' f, ' ' I ' CAMI'IN' NEXr T" US, WOW! ITWA5ASUPM \IAC'ATJON! 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