http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c0769568aacac64d486ea3227cb536ee.pdf 1e19464accfd24ebefd53bfa2ae9d201 PDF Text Text . .. ; ~ ""t ,, ~· "\ : ;., ' .. "4 + l; r .. -- ~.. >~r ''· •..;; ..1 ,, , ~ " ' I ' \I ' !". favld Ouiter .B~glns . Purge' ofKey Pl!AGUE (UPI) - ThiKrem.. Warsaw ~ . ~~ \lfho ;!In-ordered purge or key liberal mtlfclted In"'' this natlc!n Aug. ~r,formers began Satutda.Y with 20. , ·tile oulltlq or J o B· e t PaVel, . Radio broadcast~ said Pavel ·~ of the government's secret oftlefalb< r~elped and waa · JOllce, while the Ciechosloval< ~aced by Jan Pelmar, Commwdst parcy Central eojli- chairman or, llie Weist Bohenllan Julttee met to realluttle ,(be ·Regional tiatlonil .· CoJIIIIIttte&, part,y leedershfp. ' who was , said · to be a Pavel, Minister of the Inter- ''functionaey" more acceptable ,.tor, was said to have angered to '1he Sovletli. !he Russians when he praised ·stalin! at Foe :hla secret pollee for refusing to I'B:vel was said by sources to · cooperale with the Soviet-led Thoughts <$-· 1 2 3 6 9 15 16 22 29 23 5 4 6 7 13 14 21 i ~ . 3 5 6 7 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 20 21 23 24 25 19 26 27 28 2 8 9' 15 . ' LIJid, 2S4 Co!Dor st., PCIOU!ro)'. · , Pte. . Lind had am-l'(ed in .VIetnam the past Aprtl and had twice earlier received ·lll!hl lil.lurles. He was servIng wltb the 3d Bn, 3d Bar· mines, Msrine, 3d Marine · Division. He was the only chlld or Mr. and Mrs. LIJIII. A graduate of Pomeroy High School where he Wll member of the varslcy foot. ball squad, Pfc. Lind had at.tended _three years at Fairmoat state College at FairDlOIII, W. VL, bol!ore enllstllw 4n the U, S. Marln01. He entered tile Marines on SePt. 25, 1967. He Wlderwent his · baolc trainiDg at Parris Island, S. C., cOIIIIIietlag the tralnlag last Noy. 30. He then uncle"' PFC. THOMAS LIND wentturihertralnlngatcamp \-ellllllll and It CIII1J Peldleton, CUlL, before haviag a . . ; a ·: Z2 29 JO 6 5 21 15 9 16 28 22 23 14 · ···--- -·-·· · ···- ·- ··· - ·- - . .. - - -· · . - - NOV 12 8 9 15 22 16 23 29 ')0 3 10 17 24 4 ll l6 25 56 12 13 19 21. 20 2? 10 ll 12 13. 14 17 16 19 20 21 24 25 26 27 28 - 21 28 6 9 15 M 10 ~ 23 z~> JO 31 11 W 25 12 19 26 1) 20 27 4 1 21 28 22 29 b7J2AV I) KO'. ":> em PUBLISHED HJm>. oy 7 29 JO 31 . ·4·•·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-···-·-·-·-·--- -- ---·-·-·- -·-···-·-·-·- -·· ····-- i DEC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 14 (r1 rbr>L( {vt:i ·cilhiC to Vllitull!; .. " o tnu " a recoocllladon w1t11 Wl!llt Geri!WU'; deputy prenlisn" QCa Slk, whOse planiJed .-tereforms would have revolutlalllzed the orthOdox llal.lllllt eOOOOIJI,)I; culture mlnlMer Ubislav Galuaka. AD avid prorrJOt.0{ the freedom of the prue curl!ed by the liOVtmment Frida¥ on demand from - cow; and Interior minister JOMI Pavel, head 0{ the recently destallnl:zed secret pollee, - .~ ' Weather Increasing cloudlneo s and a little warmer, followed by OC• caslonal rain throughout the state. or ZS hieb) Ike is of Cold War Days Feared by Administration :: ; : · WASIUNGTON (UPI) - Pres• to abandon Ita Increasingly !dent Johnson's warning lbat Independent sttltude In both the Soviet Union may be ready domestic and !orelgn. to Invade another East EuWhile U.S. officials had no 1'0pe811 coUntry reflects growing firm Intelligence Information to coocern wtth!D the admlnlstra· show this was a certainty, they tion over the posslblllcy ol a admciwleclged there was resreturn to the grim cold war . tlessness outside Prague. da.Ys of tile 1950s. Romania some years ago otnclals here, who Identified broke aw13 from Soviet domlnthe ·cOillllrY as Romania, said it alion or Its economic life and was posslbl e the Soviet Union has slowly but steadily forged m13 have decided after all to more ties with the West. force the Bucharest liOVerMJent Although still a member of the SAIGON (UPI}- U.S. Iotantrymen and Mootagnard mercenarles charged up a hill toda.Y and routed Communist forces from 'pos!tlqns used to shell a U.S. ltleelal Forces camp, · • - ..,._ · ·. · • '-mfl~- fPUkelllllen said;· ·~ · · the hill, about 20 miles wist Accordillg to word deliJered llere to Pte. Llnd;a parent• or Qlang Ngal city oa lite . , PtiJIOIIIItlttoat qtlrleston, W. VL, tbe local a~rv­ norlhem ~ was oveiTIUI by lillled P'l-~. Aug. 26. II• would !taw been 22 about JiO niembers of the 3rd old 011 Aug. 21. He cOIJ1)leled almost flw moathll or North Vlelllamese Division ear, dUty In Vletllam anit waa elll)ectiag to be given a rest . ly Friday, · recovery leaw earcy nelxt month. . : From Its 200-toot ~ tbe · Hi&fdf regarded Ill uJ communi\)', Pre. Lind Is survived • Communists h u r I e d mortar IIY his pareiU, a snndftl~r, Edward Hoeflich, Condor ·sl., ' shells !Into the ~elal Forces ' and hfs pater~ gr&Jq>arents, Mr.~ Mrs. Elnll : camp at AD Thanh, killing Ove Lind or New York Mllla, Mlm. · ~ ol the "Green Berets" and Arrangemelts haw '*n made for the body be returned . wwndlng another. to the Ewtrw Funeral Holile. n was reported ere Win be a Backed by arUUery and air period rangllig from seveq to 20 da.Ys before the arrival or tho strikes, troops of tho U.S. lltlt body. Light !Dtanlry Brlpde and Montaanard tribesmen made tllree aaiwta on the hlll toda.Y and rlliiuy re~ It around 4:15 . 'p.rp., ivported UPI corr.eSJiiJndeat David Lamb. Thit. North 'vlejbamese on the bill had winted and jeered the allied aoldlers utng the tlret .&.&& hall ' U.S. Tourney Children Burn Up In Auto COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI}- but there were at lee!ll live a halt-dozen members or other ycuthful cont.ndert imd ".YOutlt brigade" threatened oae, veteran hanging lll'OUIId In toda.Y or the 68111 case he falters. Amateur Goif ChamplmThe demanding par 35.a5-70 and It was almoet a Scioto CountrJI Clllb course CertaintY tbat one of litem will dominated play In Frld&Y'a Walk away with lite gleaming third round, alihouth Jol!n .lNd trophy by niBhlfall. Blrnlln&ltam, a 28-.vear-<>~d dal.r Bruce Fleisher, a swinging 19- . ryman from Pltuburglt, was tbe ;eer-<>ld rrom Miami, Fls., waa first · or the world's beat !be leader by two strokes amateurs to break par, Blr~ Into toda.Y'a ftnaJ round, mlngliam shot a 69, wltleb left '· · him five strokes 1111 tbe pace at 219 a10111; wltb Mike Bonallack, a husky EIJ&llshman blclclq to add tbls , title to his llrltli!l two attacks, dancing In front or their bunkers and wavtng their rifles. u.s. oftlcera lllspected lltey m13 have been drugged. No precise fll!ures were .dmmedtatety available, but u.s. ·· orn~erS'iMd --r.oillllll'lilirloilea· were heavy. There was no Immediate report on allied casualties. The hill Is one or seven obaervatloo posts overlOOklnr tbe Green Beret camp and six nearby vtllages In the northern coaJtal regions about 300 miles rrom Saigon. Commwdet forces bombarded ~r allied lnstallsttons along tile length or South Vietnam and Invaded two refugee camps on the northern coast, American military spokesmen reported. The battle tor tho ~ang Ngal area .hill dominated war dovetopmenta aa the u,S. Command amounced the .lou of two more American planes during raids ov,. North VIetnam, and South VIetnamese troopa stormed a prlaoner TJt war camp In tbe Mek0111 Delta, treeing 48 emanelated comrades w h o had bean lteld by the VIet Cmg. Air war reporta said a Navy A4 SQ11awk Jet was shot down by North Vietnamese coastal chpslovakia to enforce those demands. The Czech Invasion, which sUrprised many orncWs here, convinced some that the Kremlin had decided movement toward greater political freedom and abolition or press censorlihlp must be smashed soon wherever It had begun within the Soviet bloc. Moscow's action was viewed as a reatllrmatllln of her belief tllat tile primacy or the batteries Friday 29 miles northwest of Vinh. Helicopter crews new through a hall of gunfire to resrue the pilot, Lt. Cmdr. Harvey A. Elkel, 32, of New Braunfels, Tex. ''Dllnirfllill!lt-;unnl!rs ·dalm8d a Navy Intruder jet Thursda.Y about 24 miles northwest of V"'h, but Its two-man crew was officially listed as missing and teired killed. U.S. pilots new 120 missions 0\ler North VIetnam Frida¥ and reported destroying or damagiar 31 trucks, 27 SUIJPly boats and six antiaircraft gun posltlms while otarting 91 suotalned ' tires. Saigon began another weekend of rocket jitters, and rumors flew that VIet Cong gwmers and terrorists would strike sometime during the weekend. - On 'MIIn<laJ', 1he Norti!·VIetnamese observe Hanoi's equi valent or tile Fourth or July, the 24th amlveroary or President Ho Chf Minh's proclamation that Vietnam henceforth would be Independent from both Japanese and French rule. The Commwdsts have sometimes used such amlversarles to launch terror attacks, but just as frequently they have avoided attacks on these dates. '' ' I' Commwdst part,y In all matters must he total. This has even led W,O,SHJNGTON (UPI) some olrtclals to wonder whe- Former- President Dwtsbt D. ther there Is any real "building Eisenhower was able to lit "' bridges" to tbe East. In bed and read hfo tawrlte Romania has bsen one or the western novels today, IIIII strongest critics or the Invasion doctors reported he spent the <1 CzechOslovakia, charging night free or the palnllll helrt Moscow's action placed commu- Spall!lll that have hampered 1t1s nlsm In an extremely bi.d light• .-- recO\Iety from a heart attack. It has moderated its _erJ~clsnl A mid-morning bulletin trora during the past fe" ~. the Walter Reed Army Medical apparently concerned over the Center aald the 77 -year-old llveposslblllcy or Soviet )JliUIIlrY alar general was cont1nu1as to action. //"show . steadY ·progress" Ja -:·•·•·:·:::·:,,~,:~::::::::::::·:·::K':;;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,<'"'*i'' recuperating from his sevenlll . heart attad! Aug, 16. PT • PLEAS~T - Attorney For the ftrst time, his doctora Cecil B. Dean, representingtbe said, Eisenhower was told ot Central Operating ComJllliiY, Hubert Humphrey wlmi.'IB the aaked tltat tbe bearing on the Democrstic nomination >tor ~ction concerning t b e preatdent and eventa at IIIIi strike bolmd Philip Sporn plant national convention. _ at Graham Station be contlnThey said oxygen was belal ued In Mason County circuit administered only occaslonall7 court Friday with Judge James and Intensive mecllcatlc!n IIIUa .)..ee Thll~ ~lite date ... ~ used to reduce the -..t of Frlda;y, Sept. 20 as the date Irritations which have blocklld for tbe hearing. Eisenhower's recovery. T h e Dean said "n Is just a mat- doctors' reports generally were ter of a da.Y or two until we get optimistic, but still give no things settled." Raymond G. lndicstion whether Eisenhower Musgrave, aliorney for the woold be able to reswne a Utility Workers Union or Amnormal life. erica, AFL-CIO, Loeal 426, "General Eisenhower haa made no obJecti9D to Dean's maintained hfs superb sense ol motion . The plant has been hwnor and keen interest Ill on etrlke !or the past two personnel around him tl!roulb' months. out hfs long Illness," thedodora said. I ' I,·,' I Unprecedented , SOUTH SAN GABRIEL, Call! . (UP!)- Thre8 clillcinn · burned to deeth In a tqcilia cat In a ' Transplant a..,armarket Jlll'kfDt.li!(Frlda.Y, . ctnpite the trUtie eftorta of HQ.USTON (UPI) - Five byslcaDders to re~t~~e· tflem. Mljthodlst lloiJIItal operatlnl Enrl~fie Estrada. Sr., 23, and teama directed by Dr. Michael 1t1s .wife, ConBUelo, 2&, of San E. Debakt~Y transplanted the a- '· de . nte · d • . tilt •• Progress Surgeons Do Gobrlal, left tbe younpters In \ heart and three olher organa of the auto wherl u.., weiil ,to Ule Into four cllflerent Amateur crown tbla.rear: , marklt to C8Bh a 'c._ ~ r.ec41!811ts tocla)o 1n an ~-Hubert Green, a lklnn7 at~~ tJ\q W.rt,_/tbne, t11e glcal proJect. year-<>ld from ~ Cblldrerr tOiild :· ~~ Ignited i · boctora also prepared to ~.. was rlllht behind Fl.tljler road . ol,e;:l" wbldi - t111t ~ 'lraulplaaa the woman's corneas. at 72-71-73-'-216. The two ' -· ~ed· lil . _ror·eJ!Iei:PII· The- donor or tbe heart, two Ill the same twoa=e des. • ~ - i;atrada, ~ ~~ . and a June was Mrs. and kei1t lUI a ~ Enrlcpe, 2, and ,:Nelv~, Lou ~·· 20, lJbo : diaUer With eeci.b . oiil 11. ., - dl~ of a gunlhot. ·wound In the . ..~ Showing ' Warsaw Pact, the East EuJ'Oilfi!U1 counlefPOrl ol NATO, Romania has not participated In the miUtary exerc!aes or thet organlzalion since 1962. n reCused to attend the July 16 meeting or the pact In Moscow- at which the Soviets and other members of the pactPOland, Bulgaria, Hungary and East Germany- set forth stern demands for suppression or CzechOslO\Iak political freedom . They subsequenUy Invaded Cze- Charge Led by Infantrymen Pagels PJ.·o~cocod ttJ.D SMI!t O'miSIZED (ovur 1.8 .... tmts ·· '""_ten / ~ ,7· + 'Youth Brigade' Pa«J8seed - '· ~ ber Frantlsek Krtegal; Vllrlous aectlons or the securiU' Claar was cletalned by tile Dubcek al10 waa eXpected to fore•·" inunedlateJJoffer :the have aoked the Central CommltRu1slans '~'Tite tate of tiro Oilier dlormers, Ce&billr Cloar and occupatlpn but escaped and .has tee to hack ehanges In tbe .J9Mf Sacek, members or tile beeiJ· In ltldlng, Czechoaliivak liOVtrnment tbat t!oe Russians .Piri;y•a riding Presidium, was sources I a I d. Secek w a s were believed to hsve demand'era ed. llloud)'. nul ~'*'ak and Czech among Czecboslov~ National eouncllo met Saturda.Y · aprlted o1t to b'""' · Among the cabinet membera returned to '" on the Kremlin's bla~k list were tb discuss a proposed federal not been wo1 said to be foreign minister Jlrl arrangement of the tiro halve• 0 Communlet\ <.fl HaJek, WhO deiiOIUICed tb~ of the RePublic wtlhout those Kremlin al10 I _. Soviet occupatlc!n at tho United two members hebwse "tltey ' ... d) were still unable to carry out fall on Pa""' \ , "' Natlona and who had Inturlated ...• ~ ,. 'he East Germans by blntlng of their (Unctions personally." Pfc. Lind.:Dies Return Vietnam War · ' JJ 23 RefQrme~ :' 28 PAGES POMEROY - The war In VIetnam hit another tragic note : Ill Meigs Colllt,y SllurdfY morniDg when word was received of : : the death of Pfc. 1homia R. Lind', son or Mr. and Mrs. Heino . · 16 eral -Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley . 15 ' THREE SECTIONS r~O~L~-~3~N~0~.3~1--------~-------P_o~ __R_~_-MID __»_uw __ oR_T______________~S~U~N~D~A~~~S=E~P~TE~M~B=E~R~IL,1~~~----------------G-~_u_ro_~ __n_.,_P~~~M~~~T~----------~P~RI~C~E~IO~C~E~N~T~S I~te •terial Repl•ced 1 algnallng an overhaul In party leaderahlp along Moaeow guide. linea. ' National Aasernbly President Josef !lmrkovw, one or the most liberal · reformere, al10 addres~ the · meeting wltlch was presided over by Premier Oldrlch Cerrdk, Prague radio said. The eommlttee praised the l'allen · Pavel for "restoring the confidence Ill, tbe IJWllc In the Dubciok ... Q • Hateri&ll)t"ged or Incaaplete l)t•&"d or I .have . ~88181!1"1 ·.nw.er than ~m to SWinlet pQJice met11ods. Prealcient LUdvik . Svoboda ' announ$1 the ' change In the key !Jiterlor Mlnlsirr ' at tbe Central Commlct,ee meeting. Percy First Secrelar7 Alexander ....,orted to · tbe committee . "oil the' Iil'esent altuatloil . In the coutllrY'I economy, lite ~ IU,Jt, and periOIIilel cluinses· In tbe .IIOYeming bodies or tbe part,y", unba American otatesman Daniel Webster said, "God grantsllber· U' only to tllose who love. It, and are always ready to guard and defend lt." Q . M&t.erial to KicrotU.a '\ at- hea!lo IWDd ·· car . sr.e. wu · ·.. 11r"' ~ at st. ' , ~-~~-· cf'r..lrihle ',tril!lfel'ied "tli , ~lt, 'Wbei-e ' - ·-·'f1>• abe' ~ ·to. tl!tllltO.; _ . :,. . J:.... ,_;,......o -Pll -~ ~-.I ...:. . · clbe ~1!111. . . , , ·Her iM,t liViD ID WIUltll!l :' £. ;cArrollofScloCt~ >m RT. 35 BY~ ASS - Worllers are sbalm setliag forms prior to the pourlag ol coacrete 011 the Gallipolis Rt. 35 by- Coed 'Dies NEW YORK (UP!)- A Columbia Unlverslcy eoed, deaplllident Ol'er the defeat or Sen. Eugene J, McCarthy tor the Demoeratlc prelid8ntlal nomlnstloa, apperently eommltted suicide Frida¥ wltb an overdose Ol pllla, pollee said. The ~ 0{ the stlldent ldOilitfted aa Minna Gross, 22, of Hartford, Calli., was found 111 the IIWIIP1" at the a.temallllllal Houae Wbere &he ·lived, aar eqq boltle of piUs belida ber inti a note u,ytng abe had killed beraelt . beCIIIII "abe Wll dlina...S over the delw,t : Ol ~cCartbr, ,. . '·. •• pollee aald. • NO PAPER MONDAY Offices of the Gallipolis Dal11 Tribune and The Dally Seotlnel will be closed and no paper;s will be published on Monday, September 2, so that employees may el\loy the Labor Day hollda.Y. Publication will resume on Tuesday. west of Gall~!a. On the extreme left In the pi~ Ia . the present Rt. 35 at the rallroad croaalllg at Mllls StatiOII. paaa, Bomb Major Bastio-~ SAIGoN (UPI) - 'Communist forces Saturday I>Mibarded major American and South Vietnamese bastions near saigon, in the Central Highlands and at Da Nang on the northern coast. The lluerrllla gurmers mixed ~:~:·:·:·:~:·:~:·:;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;.;:;:-:;;;;~:;:.:::::::~:::::::::::::::: morAars and tholr biggest field ann, 122mm rockets, In tbe naitonwide bombanlment. Americans today ctoa:J The shelling struck U.S. hfihwl3s In ' lite bellinnlrw of the Marine and Air Force airfields last holiday or IIIJIIIIIer and geonear Da Nang. 380 miles nartb etaily oae or the year's most of Salpn, the Bien H.. airfield tragic. just north or the ._.ltat and the The 10111 Labor Day hOlldv. durlag which 608 we., ldUO!I In butlon ciU> of Pletku ani! a tratfl~ aeeldenta last )'e&l', be&an nearby Alnerlcan ouQ)ost 240 at 6 m. local Frida)''and miles north or Safaoo. apokelllllell said Ameri, enola· mfdnl&ht ~· . ·'rile NstiOIIII Slfet.Y ~n•. cu caaualtles and ~ . naaed &oat . "li&ht"' 57Sand ~hways p; •t Oo.aired time I ¥ u,;,- } u.s. to llllllt" Jlut-IJ1e 17 I Z ! - ,pliqed lniD Ptollal alx houaes ~ ./ ~~-­ .. a Vietnamese and woundirll 15 more. The Communist sbellq alii not appear at tlrat DOtke tD signal a major Bed olf.inllw predicted by allied 1Dtell!.-, It appeared more as ~ ment, cllletly almM lit the I:I,.S. air power 11at haa .._ ra~ the Conlmu~ ·' U.S. . ' spakeamen Nld cfllt United Slates has-IOit.IU .• • · military aircraft Mt Nildl ·.. Vlei!IBID-a two-man ttiav iM ':. ellwealller lnlruder Jet I '' :' Frlds)'. • ~;,; ' .· I i It r.tl to NGI'th VJel . . '•• • . tire near the eoaalll ~­ VIllh 011 Nclr1h v~... ~ · ~ A--- "' _.,.,~- """* .. ,. , ..... 11111( 111 ' ._.. ''mi.~ til,~" . llt~Ml.;.~ · ~Nil' ao ' Ju.s. liMn r 11 IIIII ltl v~.~ ~ft · ·•rit'.a~·~~ ~ �. I ;: ,,/ 'i ! . . 3 - The Sunda,> Times - Settlnol, Sunday, September 1, 1988 _, ,.·'\. ·/' ' :, ·.· ' t' Plaits .r~ Completed SYRACUSE - 'l1le ·lAbor Dq celebration IIi the munldpal-'< here Monday will begin with nag pniiC!IItation ceremonies oonduetod by 'the DAV IJ'OUP at 10:45 a.m. BUI Amott, proal- of the !lfracuee - MlnerovUie Baseball Boosters A11oclation and coordinator for the Labor Day event, aald scouts of the town will preaide over the nsg raising a1 10:50 a.m. At 11 a.m., there will be baHball throws ror three age groupll and horse races. Activity will ca1tfnue at noon with a ba~e-. ball game featuring the Syracuse Pony League team pllcying their lather's and ather men ol the community, At 2 p. m., the Mlneravtlle Girl~• slow - pitch JOttbaJl team will play the MallOn Tlgerettes lllKl at 3 p.m. the MlnerBVille Men'• alow.plteh team will go up apinst Mason. A alowiJlteh game between ~acuae and Racine will them be piOYed at 4 p.m. The day will be concluded with an Ice cream social where 50 gallons of homemada Ice cream will be sold. ~;~~art coatalnero can be purchaaed. In add.itloo. to the other actlv:ttles, there will be a dart board. contest, baoketballlhoollng game and posslhcy the Jq...,a Dlll,y Dw*er outfit. (~\ \ ..... HEADIN' FoR THE QUEEN CITY - 'l1le Greeno Llnos Steamer Delta Quoen Is s'-n southbound on the Ohio River at Clipper Mllla Friday afteinlOI'I on her way to ClnclnnatL It was the last of ftve, seven-diY. roundtrlps from Cincianatl to Pittsburgh and return, thia season. Area Deaths Noola Bou>en Mr~. Jwen, Carl Ha.. ••• GALLIPOLIS - Noah GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. carl 92, of 936 First Ave., W.s !ound lllisz (Ethel ·Paullne Wootenl, the dead at his home at 11:30 a. m. daughter of the late Robert T, Frldq. Helhed alooe. Wooten and Mrs. Orpha Wooten ..• w A native of Mason County, he ot 122 Fourth Aveooe, died sudwas the son of the late Ella• and cleniJ' Al!gust 26, in Miami ValSinh staata , Bowen. Hla wife, ley Hospital at Dayton. She was Mrs. DellaRoOOOionterbury,dled born at Thlvenlr on May 2, 1924. in November, 1966. In 1945 she was married to HiS only survivor iS &brother, CI:J'J Hasz Ot Dayton, Who IIUfDick Bowen. Chillicothe Rd. , vtves, along with one son, KeDo Services wUl be conducted at nelh, at home. 10 L m. Tuesday at Miller's Other relatives are her niothHome for Funerals by the Rev. er, Mrs. Orpha Wooten, s isters, Merlin Teets. Burial will be In Mrs. Arthur (Goldie) Webb, Plne Street Cemetery. Friends Xenia; Mrs. Clara Maye PJy.. llliQ' call at the !unenl home male, Westerville; Mrs. 0 w e n Monday attei-noon and evening. Youth BeatB lHI NATIONAl AII'OltJ ON WHAJ'$ HNPINING "HEAD" MUSIC HANGOVERS: Sollie music that is just plain &tinko is being marketed tJS "head" music on the du.bious premise th.at any· thinQS s o u n d s good to a drugged listener. Drug music f e a t u r e s intricate (Lucille) Thlvener, Columbus; Mrs, Walter (Phyllis) Pope, cad- carl Wooten, Mi- mua; brothers, amisburg; Edgar Wooten. West. erv1Ue; Gordon Wooten, Callipolis; Raymond Wooten, Rialto, Cali!., and Bill Wooten, Delaware, Ohio. She was preceded in death by one sister, Carol, an:i one brother, Tommy, Burial was atWood.. laOO Cemetery in Dayton. Attendr lng rrom here were Mr. and Mrs. ••• ... MDGS TIIA1Rl: AND 1 GAYLAN J. BELVILLE ENTERS SERVICE - Gqlan James Belville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank BetvtUe, Bob McCormick Rd., will leave SepL 6 for Ft. Bragg, N. C., for his ba~;ic training with the army. Belville is a 1968 graduate of Gallia Academy High School. TONIGHT - MONDAY & TUESDAY SEPT. I- 2-3 ''THE SCALPHUNTERS" (Teehnlcolor) Burt Lancaster, Shelley Winter FEATURETTE: Vapbolll toaren, 3 Stooge COLORCARTOONS: Brother Bat; Opercaper SHOW STARTS 7 P, !d. liiiil ANDREW~ ANNMARTIN MARGRET DEAN _._ --.o. _ :: ;;: • """'· -- RA . YDNI"~'"'·""·"""''"''u'":rn" .. ·~" ''""~(JI·~~~·~·:•u· IELE'"OR p·lAJ\I\Jllll\ nv·n ,._ KU.:HAIUJ 1\1, .......... ... ULatiiiPU• KARL MALDEN • ••• _., IOBIRT WISE I RICHAID lODGERS •• OSCAR HAMMERSTIIN Ul EltNESr LEJiilAN r::::::-", ~· ••• • ..-.,.,r..,..--.,...-•.-..· ,_.,.~_,.._ ... , _ , _ ~~ - · LnfJr •ICI>.""• -..:rum o •• •• CARTOON • ~ Gordon Wooten arxl Mrs. Walter harmony, flowing melodies Pope. and abrupt shifts in tempo. Sl<pposed!y only "high" ones can grasp the true meJsage! Record llTomoters are grab· bing at ugra.ss" to cotier the lack ofmusical kllOW·haw of their. "stars." Th~' weiMfwtf,;l,.,,fi;;bf.·vSpp;ftnf1e}d Youths Rampage of tiLe music turns people on ·f · . like . d ! r e c ~ injecliJ!J)S . of sound mto the central· heTV· ow system. one tiood by· product. The musk is so complicated th.at it rel.{uires total particijjlltion of the listener making him/her a VIrtual com· ponent of the sound system. and may lead to addiction oj a .rort. Seft&oriol chaos and .self-indulgence enmGSse have severe impact on soci4l I and political) syotems . Maybe the poor sounds' that characterize "head" music have oolue after aU! A MOVING STORY: OVer nine mWion !amUieo move a year (ZO.I per eeat of pnpulaUonl . A problem of ladepei•eat ••· cl1oln· relallers ao lhey advertise to balld olore loyalties. A hale (and ..peaolwel beadaehe for oclloll IIJIStems ao they barl• alonl wllb frequeally bare~)> relaled eurrleulum. ELECTRONIC SHOPPING: Teens now being lured by the allure of sign, sound and smell in shopping ar~as . As adults ttley can e~t a host of spectacular "helpS:' such as : movIJig aisles (ride, don't walk, around the .store), automated oelecUon (pushbutton style on TV oelector), microfilm catslogs (larger than life size on in-store screen), entertaining displays (show biz presentsUonsl, revolving windows and in&10re displays. (World's Fair type "total scene" tsbleau.) Hurry, says jet teen America. Men:banlllsing is still horse and buggy! • ~=- · Husbands This Is For } ( You Also. Read It Too! • - 10<,. ~~ - ~ SPRINGFIELD · Obto (UPO '"-""" "'' ' · -· A car was overturned and burneel and pollee cndsers were pelt- ... .. ~l:.rl "1fr,.~ ~ •• > • ' ' • '1ftl1!' ·.".~:00 "'1!1" ,._,,;, • -':-.. "'=""'"~.:. !!"· ' , y GRE.EliMG SE.NO AOISTINCTI~E HOLIOA '- ... ....... ,.. ~ ··-~ "I. ,\, l PK010 GRlllltiG ClRD ed by bottles and bricks as 300 Negro youths went on a rampap here early today. pE.RSONALIZEO WITH YOUR PICTURE. Pollee otrlclals aald the lncldent was triggered by an auto accident Poll · M . Wlnaton Slultz ce IU. • •ctln!J chief ol pollee, aald the accident Involved a white woman and occurred Just as the Negro youths were coming out ol a ochool following a dance In the e!V'I predomiDant1y N e 1 r o IIOU!Jnrest aide. WRIT£ llST lODll fOR lll 1Kl Dll lllS. *Oil 1Kl ·SPlC\ll Offll •100 catds costs as little as $11.00 The youtl>lbegan throWing• ., rockl and other .Ujecll which bounced oil the cruiser• ,that came lato the area. GALLIA MARRIAGES GALLIPOLIS - Three CD~t~les .._TEACHER ULCER LAUGH-IN! Sou Fraaclsco leaeber wlas applied tor marriage lieenaes · .,. o week lademlll1y ud medleol lrealmeat lor ulcer be elalm1 due lo aaruly oladeall. Clled !Ial Ogblo, mlsolle Saturday morniJW In the offlce of tllnwllll aad ellerlhm Ia lhe oebool. Gel lhla-lbe man wao Gallta County Probate Court. 58, a oallolllate leaeller Z5 uyo oal of New York. . They· were: Carl E. Clonch, 22, Galllpolls, construction worker, PICK UP A SPARE: Not a "mldnlte auto supply" term for am G. Jean Freeman, 18, c["own hetsllng a spare tire. For real, a New York pollee acUvity ·cu:y, at homei Wilson F. Soltman. pilot related to bowling! Officers are devoting off duty hours Jr. , 25, Toledo, technician, and to teaching teens how to have fun in alleys-bowling alleys! Jonelle Evans, 23, Galllpolla, A.M.F . sponsors the program and over 900 " Brooklyn North" kids bave bad "rolling" lnslruction as well as learning to secretary, and Glenvllle L. Goolkeep score and the opportunity to compete. The fuzz serve dio, 19, Galllpolla, laborer, and as instructors and team captsins. lAce bracket of participants Be~ F..llen Russell, 16, Galliis IIHS years .) An inteUigenl segment of a great need for · polis, at home. recreational ouU:ets in " deep city" Mea. The fact that law ' enforcement officers are the prime movers is in itself a SUNDAY great beginning. TIMES-SENTINEL Pub& ialoed t• trl i'llbl ilhLfW t:o. Su....,, ~ th~ Cillo 'Yflll! GA.LliPOLLS IWI..\ TRIBlSE 8.$ Tlllrd Av• .,G&IIklolit, otllo, ~WI. J>uD. li"'-1 "tr! " "~·' t.enu1a e•~IIPI ~. llilunl c.;lau '"-~ f~l. THl: .., J .. I. I I i { ' seen a Plld I~ <41.lipDIII, Ohio. • twL~· SU.:TI!>."EL 110 tuc:.,.nl~ lil.nfi. Pomarm. Oltlo, UTit. JO.Iol lohloi ...... ) •ftWJ t• ... illl: IIHpt :riawr"• . E1111r ... ute<ond da•• malllnc man.,. at P - o). Ohio, Pnoo nrtll.'<l. Tl:KMSOI-" Sl"BSl." KIP TIOX Dl "ITilr da il~ oro! liuf"ldi,J • Uc ..... wtorll. WAIL SL"BSCKIP"n<J..: KATES Tht GUiii)ollo Tribune in Ohio 111C1 \\' et~ \'lr-lirlia. Dl• )ftl"l9: oi• mon!h~ S&; thrH 11111111M U. el-M.-., -l•t$10; •1 -IIIIINhlll;~br• ·• diliJI.l<hft ~...,;, . . 10 thil -IIIIP'r aft Lo.:al - ·s publ: l"-1 he.-.ln. ~....., NOW OPEN' THf MALT SIIOP o..... ·TONIGHT·& nJ&'iDAY SEPT1-2-3 Martin - Jean Simmoo•l P-··dmit:J~o"l Georeo I"B:OO~iH NIGHT IN ., (Teohnlcolorl AND .. TAMMY AND THE MILUONAIRE" (Color) .,.bbit Wa- - Denver Fnnk Mc:Grath .' ..... '• ... .. That's the way with averages. On the average a new phOne "goii1g five and a half years.,_ An!!. \a of tli.~-~'er. rlei,4 But best of all, when •Je!ephone. un.•..... l!'mtilllecl charge. It's all paid for ,the local tele,P1l0ne .I~te. since 1959. Il>ng distanCe rates have been ~~d-ei1 . . ' . ' . With everything else going up; it hasn't ~ ~ l!Q.ldjji;[Qii!' ljl~;l) we keep trying. ~aybe we can stretdt it oilt tij•si1:or ...-~"·--· is needed. We hope you won't miss piij. ·· " 7 DIJS from 11 All to 11 PM •SANDIICHES •ICE CREAM %ACRE OF FREE PARKING •MJLJ( SHAKES • SOFT DRINKS lATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING! . • ~·•uu. Thl ~I) S.ntJ..a, oM ! ... 810; II• monlhl P. l~; oh,... .,ontht 13. TM l n<lfll l"rch loltm;oUOIIII I• ucluili"tl) <%illed 10 UW u.. [Dr publica~ ion g( all . \ot • .br .. ~ P.H:.O -T ·o-- -s·E.:Rv 1c.E /, } " .~ .:, . . . :107 ' " ··. ·.· . ' h ' • • . , • ,. . 'I ' . .OHIO ., """'\\ �. I ;: ,,/ 'i ! . . 3 - The Sunda,> Times - Settlnol, Sunday, September 1, 1988 _, ,.·'\. ·/' ' :, ·.· ' t' Plaits .r~ Completed SYRACUSE - 'l1le ·lAbor Dq celebration IIi the munldpal-'< here Monday will begin with nag pniiC!IItation ceremonies oonduetod by 'the DAV IJ'OUP at 10:45 a.m. BUI Amott, proal- of the !lfracuee - MlnerovUie Baseball Boosters A11oclation and coordinator for the Labor Day event, aald scouts of the town will preaide over the nsg raising a1 10:50 a.m. At 11 a.m., there will be baHball throws ror three age groupll and horse races. Activity will ca1tfnue at noon with a ba~e-. ball game featuring the Syracuse Pony League team pllcying their lather's and ather men ol the community, At 2 p. m., the Mlneravtlle Girl~• slow - pitch JOttbaJl team will play the MallOn Tlgerettes lllKl at 3 p.m. the MlnerBVille Men'• alow.plteh team will go up apinst Mason. A alowiJlteh game between ~acuae and Racine will them be piOYed at 4 p.m. The day will be concluded with an Ice cream social where 50 gallons of homemada Ice cream will be sold. ~;~~art coatalnero can be purchaaed. In add.itloo. to the other actlv:ttles, there will be a dart board. contest, baoketballlhoollng game and posslhcy the Jq...,a Dlll,y Dw*er outfit. (~\ \ ..... HEADIN' FoR THE QUEEN CITY - 'l1le Greeno Llnos Steamer Delta Quoen Is s'-n southbound on the Ohio River at Clipper Mllla Friday afteinlOI'I on her way to ClnclnnatL It was the last of ftve, seven-diY. roundtrlps from Cincianatl to Pittsburgh and return, thia season. Area Deaths Noola Bou>en Mr~. Jwen, Carl Ha.. ••• GALLIPOLIS - Noah GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. carl 92, of 936 First Ave., W.s !ound lllisz (Ethel ·Paullne Wootenl, the dead at his home at 11:30 a. m. daughter of the late Robert T, Frldq. Helhed alooe. Wooten and Mrs. Orpha Wooten ..• w A native of Mason County, he ot 122 Fourth Aveooe, died sudwas the son of the late Ella• and cleniJ' Al!gust 26, in Miami ValSinh staata , Bowen. Hla wife, ley Hospital at Dayton. She was Mrs. DellaRoOOOionterbury,dled born at Thlvenlr on May 2, 1924. in November, 1966. In 1945 she was married to HiS only survivor iS &brother, CI:J'J Hasz Ot Dayton, Who IIUfDick Bowen. Chillicothe Rd. , vtves, along with one son, KeDo Services wUl be conducted at nelh, at home. 10 L m. Tuesday at Miller's Other relatives are her niothHome for Funerals by the Rev. er, Mrs. Orpha Wooten, s isters, Merlin Teets. Burial will be In Mrs. Arthur (Goldie) Webb, Plne Street Cemetery. Friends Xenia; Mrs. Clara Maye PJy.. llliQ' call at the !unenl home male, Westerville; Mrs. 0 w e n Monday attei-noon and evening. Youth BeatB lHI NATIONAl AII'OltJ ON WHAJ'$ HNPINING "HEAD" MUSIC HANGOVERS: Sollie music that is just plain &tinko is being marketed tJS "head" music on the du.bious premise th.at any· thinQS s o u n d s good to a drugged listener. Drug music f e a t u r e s intricate (Lucille) Thlvener, Columbus; Mrs, Walter (Phyllis) Pope, cad- carl Wooten, Mi- mua; brothers, amisburg; Edgar Wooten. West. erv1Ue; Gordon Wooten, Callipolis; Raymond Wooten, Rialto, Cali!., and Bill Wooten, Delaware, Ohio. She was preceded in death by one sister, Carol, an:i one brother, Tommy, Burial was atWood.. laOO Cemetery in Dayton. Attendr lng rrom here were Mr. and Mrs. ••• ... MDGS TIIA1Rl: AND 1 GAYLAN J. BELVILLE ENTERS SERVICE - Gqlan James Belville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank BetvtUe, Bob McCormick Rd., will leave SepL 6 for Ft. Bragg, N. C., for his ba~;ic training with the army. Belville is a 1968 graduate of Gallia Academy High School. TONIGHT - MONDAY & TUESDAY SEPT. I- 2-3 ''THE SCALPHUNTERS" (Teehnlcolor) Burt Lancaster, Shelley Winter FEATURETTE: Vapbolll toaren, 3 Stooge COLORCARTOONS: Brother Bat; Opercaper SHOW STARTS 7 P, !d. liiiil ANDREW~ ANNMARTIN MARGRET DEAN _._ --.o. _ :: ;;: • """'· -- RA . YDNI"~'"'·""·"""''"''u'":rn" .. ·~" ''""~(JI·~~~·~·:•u· IELE'"OR p·lAJ\I\Jllll\ nv·n ,._ KU.:HAIUJ 1\1, .......... ... ULatiiiPU• KARL MALDEN • ••• _., IOBIRT WISE I RICHAID lODGERS •• OSCAR HAMMERSTIIN Ul EltNESr LEJiilAN r::::::-", ~· ••• • ..-.,.,r..,..--.,...-•.-..· ,_.,.~_,.._ ... , _ , _ ~~ - · LnfJr •ICI>.""• -..:rum o •• •• CARTOON • ~ Gordon Wooten arxl Mrs. Walter harmony, flowing melodies Pope. and abrupt shifts in tempo. Sl<pposed!y only "high" ones can grasp the true meJsage! Record llTomoters are grab· bing at ugra.ss" to cotier the lack ofmusical kllOW·haw of their. "stars." Th~' weiMfwtf,;l,.,,fi;;bf.·vSpp;ftnf1e}d Youths Rampage of tiLe music turns people on ·f · . like . d ! r e c ~ injecliJ!J)S . of sound mto the central· heTV· ow system. one tiood by· product. The musk is so complicated th.at it rel.{uires total particijjlltion of the listener making him/her a VIrtual com· ponent of the sound system. and may lead to addiction oj a .rort. Seft&oriol chaos and .self-indulgence enmGSse have severe impact on soci4l I and political) syotems . Maybe the poor sounds' that characterize "head" music have oolue after aU! A MOVING STORY: OVer nine mWion !amUieo move a year (ZO.I per eeat of pnpulaUonl . A problem of ladepei•eat ••· cl1oln· relallers ao lhey advertise to balld olore loyalties. A hale (and ..peaolwel beadaehe for oclloll IIJIStems ao they barl• alonl wllb frequeally bare~)> relaled eurrleulum. ELECTRONIC SHOPPING: Teens now being lured by the allure of sign, sound and smell in shopping ar~as . As adults ttley can e~t a host of spectacular "helpS:' such as : movIJig aisles (ride, don't walk, around the .store), automated oelecUon (pushbutton style on TV oelector), microfilm catslogs (larger than life size on in-store screen), entertaining displays (show biz presentsUonsl, revolving windows and in&10re displays. (World's Fair type "total scene" tsbleau.) Hurry, says jet teen America. Men:banlllsing is still horse and buggy! • ~=- · Husbands This Is For } ( You Also. Read It Too! • - 10<,. ~~ - ~ SPRINGFIELD · Obto (UPO '"-""" "'' ' · -· A car was overturned and burneel and pollee cndsers were pelt- ... .. ~l:.rl "1fr,.~ ~ •• > • ' ' • '1ftl1!' ·.".~:00 "'1!1" ,._,,;, • -':-.. "'=""'"~.:. !!"· ' , y GRE.EliMG SE.NO AOISTINCTI~E HOLIOA '- ... ....... ,.. ~ ··-~ "I. ,\, l PK010 GRlllltiG ClRD ed by bottles and bricks as 300 Negro youths went on a rampap here early today. pE.RSONALIZEO WITH YOUR PICTURE. Pollee otrlclals aald the lncldent was triggered by an auto accident Poll · M . Wlnaton Slultz ce IU. • •ctln!J chief ol pollee, aald the accident Involved a white woman and occurred Just as the Negro youths were coming out ol a ochool following a dance In the e!V'I predomiDant1y N e 1 r o IIOU!Jnrest aide. WRIT£ llST lODll fOR lll 1Kl Dll lllS. *Oil 1Kl ·SPlC\ll Offll •100 catds costs as little as $11.00 The youtl>lbegan throWing• ., rockl and other .Ujecll which bounced oil the cruiser• ,that came lato the area. GALLIA MARRIAGES GALLIPOLIS - Three CD~t~les .._TEACHER ULCER LAUGH-IN! Sou Fraaclsco leaeber wlas applied tor marriage lieenaes · .,. o week lademlll1y ud medleol lrealmeat lor ulcer be elalm1 due lo aaruly oladeall. Clled !Ial Ogblo, mlsolle Saturday morniJW In the offlce of tllnwllll aad ellerlhm Ia lhe oebool. Gel lhla-lbe man wao Gallta County Probate Court. 58, a oallolllate leaeller Z5 uyo oal of New York. . They· were: Carl E. Clonch, 22, Galllpolls, construction worker, PICK UP A SPARE: Not a "mldnlte auto supply" term for am G. Jean Freeman, 18, c["own hetsllng a spare tire. For real, a New York pollee acUvity ·cu:y, at homei Wilson F. Soltman. pilot related to bowling! Officers are devoting off duty hours Jr. , 25, Toledo, technician, and to teaching teens how to have fun in alleys-bowling alleys! Jonelle Evans, 23, Galllpolla, A.M.F . sponsors the program and over 900 " Brooklyn North" kids bave bad "rolling" lnslruction as well as learning to secretary, and Glenvllle L. Goolkeep score and the opportunity to compete. The fuzz serve dio, 19, Galllpolla, laborer, and as instructors and team captsins. lAce bracket of participants Be~ F..llen Russell, 16, Galliis IIHS years .) An inteUigenl segment of a great need for · polis, at home. recreational ouU:ets in " deep city" Mea. The fact that law ' enforcement officers are the prime movers is in itself a SUNDAY great beginning. TIMES-SENTINEL Pub& ialoed t• trl i'llbl ilhLfW t:o. Su....,, ~ th~ Cillo 'Yflll! GA.LliPOLLS IWI..\ TRIBlSE 8.$ Tlllrd Av• .,G&IIklolit, otllo, ~WI. J>uD. li"'-1 "tr! " "~·' t.enu1a e•~IIPI ~. llilunl c.;lau '"-~ f~l. THl: .., J .. I. I I i { ' seen a Plld I~ <41.lipDIII, Ohio. • twL~· SU.:TI!>."EL 110 tuc:.,.nl~ lil.nfi. Pomarm. Oltlo, UTit. JO.Iol lohloi ...... ) •ftWJ t• ... illl: IIHpt :riawr"• . E1111r ... ute<ond da•• malllnc man.,. at P - o). Ohio, Pnoo nrtll.'<l. Tl:KMSOI-" Sl"BSl." KIP TIOX Dl "ITilr da il~ oro! liuf"ldi,J • Uc ..... wtorll. WAIL SL"BSCKIP"n<J..: KATES Tht GUiii)ollo Tribune in Ohio 111C1 \\' et~ \'lr-lirlia. Dl• )ftl"l9: oi• mon!h~ S&; thrH 11111111M U. el-M.-., -l•t$10; •1 -IIIIINhlll;~br• ·• diliJI.l<hft ~...,;, . . 10 thil -IIIIP'r aft Lo.:al - ·s publ: l"-1 he.-.ln. ~....., NOW OPEN' THf MALT SIIOP o..... ·TONIGHT·& nJ&'iDAY SEPT1-2-3 Martin - Jean Simmoo•l P-··dmit:J~o"l Georeo I"B:OO~iH NIGHT IN ., (Teohnlcolorl AND .. TAMMY AND THE MILUONAIRE" (Color) .,.bbit Wa- - Denver Fnnk Mc:Grath .' ..... '• ... .. That's the way with averages. On the average a new phOne "goii1g five and a half years.,_ An!!. \a of tli.~-~'er. rlei,4 But best of all, when •Je!ephone. un.•..... l!'mtilllecl charge. It's all paid for ,the local tele,P1l0ne .I~te. since 1959. Il>ng distanCe rates have been ~~d-ei1 . . ' . ' . With everything else going up; it hasn't ~ ~ l!Q.ldjji;[Qii!' ljl~;l) we keep trying. ~aybe we can stretdt it oilt tij•si1:or ...-~"·--· is needed. We hope you won't miss piij. ·· " 7 DIJS from 11 All to 11 PM •SANDIICHES •ICE CREAM %ACRE OF FREE PARKING •MJLJ( SHAKES • SOFT DRINKS lATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING! . • ~·•uu. Thl ~I) S.ntJ..a, oM ! ... 810; II• monlhl P. l~; oh,... .,ontht 13. TM l n<lfll l"rch loltm;oUOIIII I• ucluili"tl) <%illed 10 UW u.. [Dr publica~ ion g( all . \ot • .br .. ~ P.H:.O -T ·o-- -s·E.:Rv 1c.E /, } " .~ .:, . . . :107 ' " ··. ·.· . ' h ' • • . , • ,. . 'I ' . .OHIO ., """'\\ �, I .. ' -~ ••. / • • ' • • '1 Wliite · Pa~r ' ) , Cheoter ~hill, Exac. Editor Hobart WU~on, Jr., Man. Editor ,J·.'•t ~ ~ : :·• : : : ; ; ; : • ; • : !· ! , ~ • l • : ; ' _1... I ' , 0 '1 c,." ·•,./c·· ~~· '." ' ,.. • y'1;'.h.· ... : -~-~·.,·~. ,l\, ' >··•rJ,~yJ, : ~ . !;-" ,' • ", '' , '' ~ · -- ~ ~ ,. ~· ·~ r . · ·- .;~ J~·t ' •, \ ~ on., , ' "\'• ;;.· ~ · '~~=~J~·~,;~; ~ will,...,. Humphrey In November. BRUCE BIOBBAT course, the answer. Particularly not where change is not only inevitable but essentiaL We have succeeded In buildin~ a society where much more than muscle lS necessary to maintain momentum. To try to hold fast to obsolete job skllls and titles Is Uke requiring every garage to keep a blacksmith on• liB ata!!, or !orcin_g each off~ to maintaln a quJH sharpener. Elluclltton li, of course, tile heart of 11\e answer, retraining a man replaced by a rna· chine ·in one job to do another the maehlhe is incai>able of-or may very well Itself lteve created. Our experience in technological development shows that for evecy job lost through innovation, more are created. AutomaUon actually Is creating something Uke three times as many occupational slots as It Is ellmlnating. And who knows 1 Perlteps in the bright, new world tha more exuberant prophets 18Y awaits us, Labor Day may acquire a meanIng exactly the oppoatte of the original It may not be a day off the job, but the one each year when we all take a break from our lives of leisure, turn off the machines and, for a change, go lo work, Good News for a Change about It Famine appeared Imminent In the overpopulated, underdeveloped oub<onttoent The United States and other food.,urplus eouD· tries were expediting emerglllley grain lhtpmenta to aver! starvation on a national oeale, Much less attention Is being given lo the current good news out of India, but it Is vecy good Indeed, lncUa sllJJ lies a problem_ It'1 no longer a lhortage of food, however, but of storage for wbat Is slteping up u a bumper harveot, the bat in history. The total food grain barveot lbould reaeh 95 million ton~, :ID mllllon more than 1aat year. Luck, which is one way of aaytng the -weather and 1ufficient ralD!all for 1 change, ..,ts a factor. But more imporlant Is the revo'utlon in agricultural techniques whi·.,h Is Pt~ 0/ER.· DID MAI(I~G SURE TWIT £1/ERV· ~lNG c.oMING IN CO!m.CT WITH ~IS FIRST ·lORN W/16 5TittCTI.Y STERI~!· ·· ' \ . ' If ' !,f{,·r " ' '' SUiji>AY • •;- ---· ,.. ly llUCE IIOSSAT NEA Wao.ingt.. Corrnpondent \ aeJ:.U..o _ SHEE;TS AND WARREN Re- 11!11011 allntertectlgn ol John's Creek and . Rockl' Fork Rd. 111E ALBERT AND Eldora Sheltotl Rewlion at the abetter house on hill ' - - " Gallta a1.J PeidoL All relatives and .. ~. ... ,,-.. lriondo wekune, ,: HASKINS REUNION, 12 ,_, Dinner. ·Bclb Evans Shetter House. All relatives lnnted. -REVNJON OF the descendant& of Da'fld J. and Mary Morp., 12 noon at south campus of Rio Grande CoiJe&e, GERMAN RIDClE Lutberan 'Church liiiUal homeooming, Basket c11mer at noon. Pro. ' r WAYSIDE GARDEN Club at P8rrJo Bradbury 7:30p.m. MERCERVfi.LE Grange, regu. . ~') • ,_.,. ~ , . #-, "J tn rane1ng from the lecpard akin es and lndlstrles. today' a homes, busine~s J)lac- Roger Barron, Mrs. RusHI Blbt · bee, Mri. John .Wan, Mrl. AI- . fred Bt.ngharn. Mrs. Oscar Bafl. tiani, Jr., and Mrl. RlehardCor.. nett. All newcomers are Invited to ' , attend. Resenatic:ma 11111 be made by caiiJng Mrs. 'lbaler, 446-4425. No eancellatlonl CUI be accepted after Monday, Sept. ANNUAL NEAL Beunlon at Clark Chapel Acres. WJ!DNESlAY PAINT CREEK BopJIII !lmday Scheol Homecoming wtth pot. luck cllmor at noon, Exch lam· lly 11 · - to brlna a covered dish. ' \ ANNUAL WILLIAMS and Boster reunion, Gallta CouniY Ju~r Miss Patsy Charlene Thomas lor main stage. M~CALL ANI> RELATED lllm· We• reunion at centenary. Fa~s, Friends welcome. Basket din- SEPTEMBER WEDDING PLANNED-Mr. and Mrs. 1: S. Thomas of Etuilll!. Vlrginl4 annot~rn:e the en· ga8,_elllent of their d4KShter, P4tsy Charlen~. to Keith - Allen Houck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Dale Hotd of Gallipolis, Oliio. Miss Thomas is a aradllilte of tho111as fal.er High School and is . employed by Good Samaritan Hospi141l in Dayton, Ohio. Her fiIIICe Is a fll'aduat~ of Gallla Academy High School and is e11ploytd by Universal Tool Company, also 111 Dayton. A September 2f weddiiiA is plaltlled. ner at noon. REGULAR MEETING of Ohio Valiel' Grange 7:30p.m. Brtng material lor ~ and a Ught lunch. TIRJR!I)AY RUMMAGE SALE sp011aored by the Ladlea of tile Vlntoh Baptist Church at the home of Neta AIOxander, TUE!I>AY FRENCH CITY Wawrdd Club meeting 7 p.m., riverfroot. Ev- Lyons on "Watercolor Teehnhpe." caD Mra. Merrell Ev- WASHINGTON NDTEBDDK Kndw Hi~ory? •\¥hat About · ~asJ~bctm lar meeting, 7:30p.m. THIJRSDAY FRENCH ART Colony dinner meetinH 6:30p.m. Olear's Res· taurant. ~or will be_Dsvld f M, J - ISS oy • cOunUess usea of natural gas ·Donald Thaler, chalrman. Mra.' and hair st;vles, the dolls w:UI be dressed 1n authentic costumes Miss Wa1hbuhl was grackiated from Jackson High School. 91e received a bachelor of fine arts degree ln ~peech from Ohio Unlversity, Athens, and ill listed in uOutetanding Young Women of America." totneue _period. Members or the committee for A "tenth doll" ls Miss Wasil- the home of Mrs. eryone welcome. ~ or falhionable ill prehistoric Urnes tb 1 futurtld:lc: co~e for journey1 Jato apace tD, es to come. Their hair 1 lea vary from tbe caveglrl's dlshe¥eled boneln-tbe-halr coUrure to the high · powdered wig of the Marie An- aram In ~- Ever10ne weleome. Humphrey Car.ries the Day,: As Inheritor of LBJ Manti~ A New Look for Labor Not so long ago, tha news out of India ..., very bad and we were bearing a lfeat deal •' ,. t ,. ~~ ~ log. ' Even as Labor Day becomes ever more deeply entrenehed among American tradl· lions, progres• persists In chipping away at what was on"" Its major slgnllleanee. It waa the unsltlled and seml-oltlled labor· , . lag man, the blue-eollar legions of an in· dustrial society in tile making, that the first Monday of each September IDIUally wu aet · aside 1o honor, Ill Many a sunny day of picnics, parade1, baiJ. 1". games and just plain taldilg It easy has since ; been crossed off the calendan. And the na· tion that was bulldbu! an Industrial ooclety has crossed a few hriages. It Is now cleep Into the age of computers and automation, not tile least of the effecil being a steadily diminish· ing role for the nonapectall:zed worker. As Ia so often th~ case with those affected · ·by change yet not fully understanding It, tha Immediate reaction Is fear-fear of loos of jobs by Uesh·and·blood men to steel-and· circuit machines. That there Is some basis for fear cannot be denied. It is vlaJble in the steady decrease of jobs not requiring some decree of teclteological competence and the ' decllnlng significance to society of those sllJJ avallable. Blind resistance to change Itself IB not, of of nine _llle~~ dol,la1 each at. t1Hc1 In .tile luJIWri of a past Off and Running!' Park, and making news photographers a special target, so that no record would be made of their head-breaking orgy_ There Is no exeuse for their attacks against innocent bystanders on Michigan Avenue, pushing men and women, young and old, through plate glass windows and then proceeding _to beat them. There Is no excuse for the bloody image they have made of this nation in the eyes of the world, an Image tltet wW take a long, long time to ense. The whole almoapbere In Chicago, ao many delegate• lo the e o 1 v e n I I o n protellled, smaeked of a pollee otate. The N!JpOndbWty for lltet reala oA Mayor Rle•ard J. Daley, hoi beyond bJm ll Is aloo the lateot and worol manHeotatlon of the violent paulons the Vlelnam war 100m1 to have <ailed forth from lbe depths of Ameriea'a soul. No decency, order and respect for tile rights of others can possibly be expected of the restless and rebellious youth of this country i1 those who are legally constituted to defend decency, order and righll abandon their trust to degenerate Into vengeful agents of repressJon. Every bead eracled in Cbleaco wu a de· feat for demoeracy and a poiDt seored ID favor of anareby. America bed better learn this lesson, or It will be doomed to have It taught again and again, (;AJ.LIPOiJS _ '-" collectloo burn her.8ll, who will wear and ' describe a ·pre&elll • di.Y ouUlt made entirely of natural PI - or futUro era, \1111' be uaed by a)1llhetlca ~lle ahe Olfj)l,alno the · Mill Joy washburp of Colum. modern processes that Jurn nabul a member of tile Public lllral pi ~~- clothing throueh DePartmenl Colum- petrOehemlllrY, · bta Gal of Ohio, Inc., wflen she Concurrent with the hJatory or IPfBk• before Ute Newcomerl tuhlon the naturaJ gas induJtry Club, Tlurldi.Y, Beptembe~ 12, mide giant strldea -aheo4atabCMII . at 12:30 p.m. at Oscar's Reatau- the nme time when maJor _...,. . ~es occurred in women's ~~ -~ 'l'lle dolls will be u1eel b1 laaltiOil, Ml11 WuliJurn to Uluatrate parMlaa Washburn· and her 20allellng hiliorlea ol women's Inch-tall doll modell will pro!aoh!Oil and the natural gaa Jn. vide perspective to this ltlstocy, du.atry. tr•cing tt from the prehistoric Dllrerlna In modea of dre80 lormntlon of natural gao 10 the ' '. • "" ~· N;;wcamers To· Hold ·. \ .,.•, ,< - not111111ed otructlvell'l, ,Geor&O ,_ , and· 20 ""· CI!ICAGO_' '- ~ ooarsttroon ·. M~t:ari!iy ..., ~r.n:' or Ted , ' Every 11<9 IJ!In, .trem· actloo ·· cent ol lllo. -~e~ .,l qr !!ell;· lhlo,llle DIOIIIl-lti!Jmbem- KOnnOIIy, ili~Ulcl lit allCMod W, ~ ~~~ntlala of delept.s 1q , Ted I(e~, . .l]flt lnhe~ ocnttc Nattor.t :eGn~nl,lm In • tile an!l-VIelliilft wlr wt,;; ol tlie ndes ' chln&Oa 'ai.l on wl''lo !hi fnlm hi~ alall>lll;1illiiito. T It • l 10108 this ,ceniurJ lll'9·. tii!IM tOba..,, part,y 1o 'liave !IJill rea.e • greet !~suo ot lhe VIetnam war, -!li!De here 10 ~ dlodr<ier ctsin,~;h. And, e'lin ~lfi'-o. -undiiu~~t. chance of wimi!W In lki>eln'*' '; haa been chanci..rlzeel bY .• vlo- -certalnlymlhlnthf$,onyen!l<in. o(r In N;,:~~:~Jfo:ieel .ablll~ of ~~ · poilU- ogatnstRicltln!Nilion, · , lently ptovoCallvo divisiveness ltaell II notaliOin!hlotroubled Oif· U:Jus leavt.;,J~ a ctanslo 'foratvo and'foraet.,uch, Thla columnl1t ha. .ttendoclll lpr cllvlol¥eneoo' Hke fnlm a clcy- anclthefo~Jookednoq>- lor I McCOrih1 iw.Ji<Om..i1 theae· are wounta· that mt1ora1 parcy conventiOns '6ut hahdtul of anti-war "miHtants." portun1t,y. 1972. dure. hU never belore oeen one-tenth jltele men made "'perltljls!D It Is _Ironical but true that tile_ Tblo aiab-o11 Is 1jrong 1.-leed•.therMUssuehereevan the lmpb.cable wtll to rule or · p8r eent of the backers of Sen. gre~ rnl.ittrit.y of the Mccarthy, but lllere haa bOen much hero'il<l before the convonllon lonnall,y ruin that has been demons~ Eugene McCartllv, 41!0ut llvo par Jhe McClOvern and the Kemodjo aoc>port it and nothfntl to met wal not io much wlto·waa 10 here w what 11 aciually a tng. cent Ot: the aoe>pori8n ot Sell. rank-<~1111-ftlers had no purwoe It lllen like Gov. Rlchird Hllllit$ be -.lnilod ;, Prealdent a1 mentuy but nevorlllele11 a d"' ' of total party destruction. But of New Jeraef, (;ov. John ~ the crucial point is that the small nally of Texaa and MaJ>or Rlcj>. hard core of the "militants'~ ~ ani Daley olChlcaaoearly aenl!t'l a V!IIIIJo dtspraportlcxate lnOu- the name of thJj pm.e., and O'f1P ence, and notable with McCartlcy. and over have ho-l tile eentrll They ·were professionals dealing objective ol preventing tile miliwith amateur fol.lowen. tant& !rom leaving tile c011velo- , Thetr fir at and obvious goal, of Uon in auch a shambles 11 tocU;... course. was a denlal of the nom- credit Ita candtdai ' , and !to plat. Ination lo Humphrey and collater- ~r~ : aily a repudlcallon or the JOhn- lt has been a 1truggle. In tift son Admlntstratlon. But this is 1uw:l, between the responaJblCt an acceptable goal In the hard and the irrespoilstbles; and tlj!l game of poW;lcs. The second aim Ia what has made this a paJtl' of the tar-outs was sOmething meeting of ueJy lnq)Ucattona ~ . else altogether. There Is every the very twOi>OrtYoystemlta!\lf reason to believe that this was arxl tor old concepts of 1 :}oftSOI)o nothing leSB lhon the defeat ol able tolerance In party t.;.IIJJij._ <Chicago Police: Pag~ --but of Gestapo's Book Chicago, Chicago, that toddling town - - The city of the big shoulders and the long night stick has given Americans a sample of what it could be like in this country were the present national mood of impatience with dissenters to be hardened into national policy. Chicago has shown us that once the rules of civilized behavior are suspended in the treatment of anyone, it is but a short step to I abolishing them for everyone. Many who appllluded the mayor's Intention to use a firm hand in dealing with the in~ vasion and disruption of the city by hordes of long-haired, wild-eyed VIetnam war opponents and assorted hangers-on changed their tune when the hand was suddenly raised indiscriminately against them. The band hurts, especially when it swings a billy club. '. Granted that the demonstrators hoped to Provoke a confrontation with the authorUJes. Granted that they had to be stopped somewhere, Jest they actually take over the city or the convention, as some of them had threatened to do. And granted that it Js asking a lot of a policeman, who is a man like anybody else, to s t a n d still when he is taunted, cursed or pelted with rubbish. Bol lben lo ohoololely no elrnloe for what the poll"" did iD Chlcago-wbleb wao lo tum &hemaelvea hlto a vleloa1, violent mob far more daogerooo lo the pahlle llfely thaD the mobs they were trylac te eoatrol. There is no excuse for police removing llleir identifying badges, as IIIey did in Grant . 0 0 ', 11l' WliJJAM _- S.: 1\'IIIT$ ,. Richard S. Publ!oltor Varnon Deweese. Mv. Mgt. James E, - ·. Adv. ·Dir. . , · , ...~ - • <'Ofi;nlfs.'Gitrv·ed'.': h:t~ -~·<' ? "' PUBUSIIED BY 111E OIDO VALLEY PUBLISHING COip> ANY • . ana, 446~325, for resena- IJOila, U.S. --'President' Atchison? .·:·:·:·;.:~=~::::::: : ::::: ::::::::::: :::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::=::::::::::::.: S~n and Heard By NOEL GROVE :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:::;:;: ;:;:;:::::: : ::;;,.;;::::::::::::~::::::::.'!!: Mra. Elvin Neal and her grandlOll Kenny Folden, of Rt. I Bidwell, reeeJill,y spent a week v!stt. inll Iter two 10111, Mr. and Mrs. WASHINGTON-( N E A)- must be fof the man who, by Consider for a moment the some theories, became presihoat of candidates for the dent of the United States 'With· presidency this year. Dis· out campaigning a day, spend· counting the pig placed in ing a dime, or rttt!ling any nomination by tile ylpples in feelings within either party, Chicago, they number about And afterwards, President Atchison served In a period so 10. relaxed and trouble,!ree that Since many of these must he almoot slept through lits lteve known llletr chances of whole term. wlrmlng w e r e only slightly President Atcltlaon? better than the 1ippte porker, The more" president it ma1 be a88umed that for theory "one Is itot universally &c· some the race Is as much the cepted by all students of attraction as tile prize_ American political history, tiut For those. the ultimate envy as theory, it does lteve Its hts· Lawrence Neal and [llm[ly and Mr. and Mr1, Tltomaa Neal and dauiJhter, of New York. Miss Barbaro Lou Shriver ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr. and Mrs. John L Shriver of PAtriot are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Lou, II> La"Y G, Ruck· er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rucker, 3950 S. High Sl., Columbus . Miss Shriver is a 1966 gradu· ate of Southwe stem High School ~nd is employed by Western Eleclric in Columbus. Mr.\Rucker ts employed by the Columbus Retreading Co\ Columbus. ' \ KNIT by Jonathan Logan ,_ ''- Twirling and Dance School Classes to Begin Sept. 3 PT. PLEASANT - Jacqueline Porter Twtrlinll and D a n c e Sehoul has ......,.eel tltet !all ., •• _ In ba1Jetcan4 tap .• inl and majorette and boton hrirlinll will begin bn ·Si!ptember 3, In the Pl>lnt Plea1W11 !Ugh School Cafeteria, Point Plea1W11, 11 " 1 I Miss Porter Is a registered dance teacher and has dance stuclloo In BubouravWe, JMI. ttngton, and Kentucky aa well Music, Speakers • taking hold In a country where the bullock and wooden plough lteve reigned supreme for centuries. '!be Indian peasant at long last Is~ lo use mechanized equipment and fertWzen on a Jar e scale, And new, ~ylel wheat moot Important of and rlee strains, lOUie developlid with Amari· can research lunda, lteve been introduced, India Is not 10t out of the woods. It IIIUI . must import some grain, The annual monsoon rains caD WI aptn_ And the buic problem, too many llufutl!s to feed, wt11 never he solved unW the r u n a way birth rate Is brought unda• control. But It Is encouraging ~ have evidence that modem teebnlques ean take hold and pay off In backward countries, that in 1001dng lo help natloDI such u India by teacl!lnl them to &elp themselvea we are on the track :if. -.an. '\11'1 Find, Correct Cause Of Mouthbreathing By WAYNE G, BRANDSTADT, M.D. Q-1 laave a dripping nose paruttes ever live lD the that Is bloeked up much of the lungs or Dalal passages? lime and a pactlal loss of my A-PIDwormo are strictly an sense of smell. An allergist Intestinal parasite. Some t e - me and said I reacted forms of schistosome may inmtfclly lo cat hair and house vade the lungs, Tbla and the dust butlo,he didn't lhlDk It paragonimus or lung Duke are severe eni!)gh to warrant desensltizattoli. He gave me found only in the tropic&. antllllstamlDes for temporary re~f. I also have a deviated septum, If I bed this cor· rweted, would my other symp. toms disappear? A-It the septum or partt. !ion between your n o s tr II s bulges to one side I wquld certainly reeommend having It strat8htened. Tltla should re· Uevo your nasal symptoms. Q-.A ...., 14, breathes through her mouth ali the tim_e. What effect will this bave O!lhl!r? Sho'f'dn't she be treated? A-Meu~alllln( f!lliY be causect1by grnsii enlarged adanotds <II' by alletilf, The caUM ohould be found allcl corrected be c au • e Jienlatent mouthbnathlng tends"to dis· tort the features and falls; to moisten the Inhaled air, ' · Q-1 have a poltnafal drip and bave tried ·varlous .remedies ._!ithout much beneftt. Do you uow of any eurci? A-PoaiiiUal drip Is caused by an allergy or- a chronle, low-grade ·tnfectlon. It eBD he ,.;, · cured only i1 appropriate cr •• b It w.,.. G. 'ltMIIWir. \ treatment Is directed at ihe AlD•. lot - o1 fA& - - WWio eause. /W, ,_,..,. · - lotll· ,_ - .- Q-Do piDwermo or 11ther ,;~,., ... ... ...- ,.,..,, ,. will ...., ...,.,.. .,,...,., ~ ie ,.,..,. cwm..... SE"AKSHIAE B 8 TWEEN 8E8Hl'5 WORLD II .' .... MORE THAN JUST A S.kslilre it-T~ fashions are deslped iiJIII'eSS1, far the.IIO!IIin 5'5 or llllller wjlo lieeds sii~IJ .-rowlf SIIOuld!lr n•s, a ~!toiter, walstllnuicl a · ''The Store Mt lllllflluii~,$S 111-llllst ~:ii!PS:.~~~miJI'! . . '._ costiJ aHtijiJ011$1 · "· .., '.: . ,, Soft ~~~~~~~ Gt.LLIPOLIS .. ttJIOII ·lilTS .AlE. MOlE BuTTE ~ •••• fUlL ' of'lGOI VI!Jin lool tell ~ .Wil't'ibina. Two ~alive Tlll'ee Piete Ven;Jom; ' ·IASiifw. 81eust Ja'di,t . . • All 'pqulsi-IJ Y1 , ot 1 I ,, lkldoW , .\ J "o:i. ia~l•~~mel• &lack, ' ' 10 ' " complete and ultlriJ ••• UM SWJ,.., �, I .. ' -~ ••. / • • ' • • '1 Wliite · Pa~r ' ) , Cheoter ~hill, Exac. Editor Hobart WU~on, Jr., Man. Editor ,J·.'•t ~ ~ : :·• : : : ; ; ; : • ; • : !· ! , ~ • l • : ; ' _1... I ' , 0 '1 c,." ·•,./c·· ~~· '." ' ,.. • y'1;'.h.· ... : -~-~·.,·~. ,l\, ' >··•rJ,~yJ, : ~ . !;-" ,' • ", '' , '' ~ · -- ~ ~ ,. ~· ·~ r . · ·- .;~ J~·t ' •, \ ~ on., , ' "\'• ;;.· ~ · '~~=~J~·~,;~; ~ will,...,. Humphrey In November. BRUCE BIOBBAT course, the answer. Particularly not where change is not only inevitable but essentiaL We have succeeded In buildin~ a society where much more than muscle lS necessary to maintain momentum. To try to hold fast to obsolete job skllls and titles Is Uke requiring every garage to keep a blacksmith on• liB ata!!, or !orcin_g each off~ to maintaln a quJH sharpener. Elluclltton li, of course, tile heart of 11\e answer, retraining a man replaced by a rna· chine ·in one job to do another the maehlhe is incai>able of-or may very well Itself lteve created. Our experience in technological development shows that for evecy job lost through innovation, more are created. AutomaUon actually Is creating something Uke three times as many occupational slots as It Is ellmlnating. And who knows 1 Perlteps in the bright, new world tha more exuberant prophets 18Y awaits us, Labor Day may acquire a meanIng exactly the oppoatte of the original It may not be a day off the job, but the one each year when we all take a break from our lives of leisure, turn off the machines and, for a change, go lo work, Good News for a Change about It Famine appeared Imminent In the overpopulated, underdeveloped oub<onttoent The United States and other food.,urplus eouD· tries were expediting emerglllley grain lhtpmenta to aver! starvation on a national oeale, Much less attention Is being given lo the current good news out of India, but it Is vecy good Indeed, lncUa sllJJ lies a problem_ It'1 no longer a lhortage of food, however, but of storage for wbat Is slteping up u a bumper harveot, the bat in history. The total food grain barveot lbould reaeh 95 million ton~, :ID mllllon more than 1aat year. Luck, which is one way of aaytng the -weather and 1ufficient ralD!all for 1 change, ..,ts a factor. But more imporlant Is the revo'utlon in agricultural techniques whi·.,h Is Pt~ 0/ER.· DID MAI(I~G SURE TWIT £1/ERV· ~lNG c.oMING IN CO!m.CT WITH ~IS FIRST ·lORN W/16 5TittCTI.Y STERI~!· ·· ' \ . ' If ' !,f{,·r " ' '' SUiji>AY • •;- ---· ,.. ly llUCE IIOSSAT NEA Wao.ingt.. Corrnpondent \ aeJ:.U..o _ SHEE;TS AND WARREN Re- 11!11011 allntertectlgn ol John's Creek and . Rockl' Fork Rd. 111E ALBERT AND Eldora Sheltotl Rewlion at the abetter house on hill ' - - " Gallta a1.J PeidoL All relatives and .. ~. ... ,,-.. lriondo wekune, ,: HASKINS REUNION, 12 ,_, Dinner. ·Bclb Evans Shetter House. All relatives lnnted. -REVNJON OF the descendant& of Da'fld J. and Mary Morp., 12 noon at south campus of Rio Grande CoiJe&e, GERMAN RIDClE Lutberan 'Church liiiUal homeooming, Basket c11mer at noon. Pro. ' r WAYSIDE GARDEN Club at P8rrJo Bradbury 7:30p.m. MERCERVfi.LE Grange, regu. . ~') • ,_.,. ~ , . #-, "J tn rane1ng from the lecpard akin es and lndlstrles. today' a homes, busine~s J)lac- Roger Barron, Mrs. RusHI Blbt · bee, Mri. John .Wan, Mrl. AI- . fred Bt.ngharn. Mrs. Oscar Bafl. tiani, Jr., and Mrl. RlehardCor.. nett. All newcomers are Invited to ' , attend. Resenatic:ma 11111 be made by caiiJng Mrs. 'lbaler, 446-4425. No eancellatlonl CUI be accepted after Monday, Sept. ANNUAL NEAL Beunlon at Clark Chapel Acres. WJ!DNESlAY PAINT CREEK BopJIII !lmday Scheol Homecoming wtth pot. luck cllmor at noon, Exch lam· lly 11 · - to brlna a covered dish. ' \ ANNUAL WILLIAMS and Boster reunion, Gallta CouniY Ju~r Miss Patsy Charlene Thomas lor main stage. M~CALL ANI> RELATED lllm· We• reunion at centenary. Fa~s, Friends welcome. Basket din- SEPTEMBER WEDDING PLANNED-Mr. and Mrs. 1: S. Thomas of Etuilll!. Vlrginl4 annot~rn:e the en· ga8,_elllent of their d4KShter, P4tsy Charlen~. to Keith - Allen Houck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Dale Hotd of Gallipolis, Oliio. Miss Thomas is a aradllilte of tho111as fal.er High School and is . employed by Good Samaritan Hospi141l in Dayton, Ohio. Her fiIIICe Is a fll'aduat~ of Gallla Academy High School and is e11ploytd by Universal Tool Company, also 111 Dayton. A September 2f weddiiiA is plaltlled. ner at noon. REGULAR MEETING of Ohio Valiel' Grange 7:30p.m. Brtng material lor ~ and a Ught lunch. TIRJR!I)AY RUMMAGE SALE sp011aored by the Ladlea of tile Vlntoh Baptist Church at the home of Neta AIOxander, TUE!I>AY FRENCH CITY Wawrdd Club meeting 7 p.m., riverfroot. Ev- Lyons on "Watercolor Teehnhpe." caD Mra. Merrell Ev- WASHINGTON NDTEBDDK Kndw Hi~ory? •\¥hat About · ~asJ~bctm lar meeting, 7:30p.m. THIJRSDAY FRENCH ART Colony dinner meetinH 6:30p.m. Olear's Res· taurant. ~or will be_Dsvld f M, J - ISS oy • cOunUess usea of natural gas ·Donald Thaler, chalrman. Mra.' and hair st;vles, the dolls w:UI be dressed 1n authentic costumes Miss Wa1hbuhl was grackiated from Jackson High School. 91e received a bachelor of fine arts degree ln ~peech from Ohio Unlversity, Athens, and ill listed in uOutetanding Young Women of America." totneue _period. Members or the committee for A "tenth doll" ls Miss Wasil- the home of Mrs. eryone welcome. ~ or falhionable ill prehistoric Urnes tb 1 futurtld:lc: co~e for journey1 Jato apace tD, es to come. Their hair 1 lea vary from tbe caveglrl's dlshe¥eled boneln-tbe-halr coUrure to the high · powdered wig of the Marie An- aram In ~- Ever10ne weleome. Humphrey Car.ries the Day,: As Inheritor of LBJ Manti~ A New Look for Labor Not so long ago, tha news out of India ..., very bad and we were bearing a lfeat deal •' ,. t ,. ~~ ~ log. ' Even as Labor Day becomes ever more deeply entrenehed among American tradl· lions, progres• persists In chipping away at what was on"" Its major slgnllleanee. It waa the unsltlled and seml-oltlled labor· , . lag man, the blue-eollar legions of an in· dustrial society in tile making, that the first Monday of each September IDIUally wu aet · aside 1o honor, Ill Many a sunny day of picnics, parade1, baiJ. 1". games and just plain taldilg It easy has since ; been crossed off the calendan. And the na· tion that was bulldbu! an Industrial ooclety has crossed a few hriages. It Is now cleep Into the age of computers and automation, not tile least of the effecil being a steadily diminish· ing role for the nonapectall:zed worker. As Ia so often th~ case with those affected · ·by change yet not fully understanding It, tha Immediate reaction Is fear-fear of loos of jobs by Uesh·and·blood men to steel-and· circuit machines. That there Is some basis for fear cannot be denied. It is vlaJble in the steady decrease of jobs not requiring some decree of teclteological competence and the ' decllnlng significance to society of those sllJJ avallable. Blind resistance to change Itself IB not, of of nine _llle~~ dol,la1 each at. t1Hc1 In .tile luJIWri of a past Off and Running!' Park, and making news photographers a special target, so that no record would be made of their head-breaking orgy_ There Is no exeuse for their attacks against innocent bystanders on Michigan Avenue, pushing men and women, young and old, through plate glass windows and then proceeding _to beat them. There Is no excuse for the bloody image they have made of this nation in the eyes of the world, an Image tltet wW take a long, long time to ense. The whole almoapbere In Chicago, ao many delegate• lo the e o 1 v e n I I o n protellled, smaeked of a pollee otate. The N!JpOndbWty for lltet reala oA Mayor Rle•ard J. Daley, hoi beyond bJm ll Is aloo the lateot and worol manHeotatlon of the violent paulons the Vlelnam war 100m1 to have <ailed forth from lbe depths of Ameriea'a soul. No decency, order and respect for tile rights of others can possibly be expected of the restless and rebellious youth of this country i1 those who are legally constituted to defend decency, order and righll abandon their trust to degenerate Into vengeful agents of repressJon. Every bead eracled in Cbleaco wu a de· feat for demoeracy and a poiDt seored ID favor of anareby. America bed better learn this lesson, or It will be doomed to have It taught again and again, (;AJ.LIPOiJS _ '-" collectloo burn her.8ll, who will wear and ' describe a ·pre&elll • di.Y ouUlt made entirely of natural PI - or futUro era, \1111' be uaed by a)1llhetlca ~lle ahe Olfj)l,alno the · Mill Joy washburp of Colum. modern processes that Jurn nabul a member of tile Public lllral pi ~~- clothing throueh DePartmenl Colum- petrOehemlllrY, · bta Gal of Ohio, Inc., wflen she Concurrent with the hJatory or IPfBk• before Ute Newcomerl tuhlon the naturaJ gas induJtry Club, Tlurldi.Y, Beptembe~ 12, mide giant strldea -aheo4atabCMII . at 12:30 p.m. at Oscar's Reatau- the nme time when maJor _...,. . ~es occurred in women's ~~ -~ 'l'lle dolls will be u1eel b1 laaltiOil, Ml11 WuliJurn to Uluatrate parMlaa Washburn· and her 20allellng hiliorlea ol women's Inch-tall doll modell will pro!aoh!Oil and the natural gaa Jn. vide perspective to this ltlstocy, du.atry. tr•cing tt from the prehistoric Dllrerlna In modea of dre80 lormntlon of natural gao 10 the ' '. • "" ~· N;;wcamers To· Hold ·. \ .,.•, ,< - not111111ed otructlvell'l, ,Geor&O ,_ , and· 20 ""· CI!ICAGO_' '- ~ ooarsttroon ·. M~t:ari!iy ..., ~r.n:' or Ted , ' Every 11<9 IJ!In, .trem· actloo ·· cent ol lllo. -~e~ .,l qr !!ell;· lhlo,llle DIOIIIl-lti!Jmbem- KOnnOIIy, ili~Ulcl lit allCMod W, ~ ~~~ntlala of delept.s 1q , Ted I(e~, . .l]flt lnhe~ ocnttc Nattor.t :eGn~nl,lm In • tile an!l-VIelliilft wlr wt,;; ol tlie ndes ' chln&Oa 'ai.l on wl''lo !hi fnlm hi~ alall>lll;1illiiito. T It • l 10108 this ,ceniurJ lll'9·. tii!IM tOba..,, part,y 1o 'liave !IJill rea.e • greet !~suo ot lhe VIetnam war, -!li!De here 10 ~ dlodr<ier ctsin,~;h. And, e'lin ~lfi'-o. -undiiu~~t. chance of wimi!W In lki>eln'*' '; haa been chanci..rlzeel bY .• vlo- -certalnlymlhlnthf$,onyen!l<in. o(r In N;,:~~:~Jfo:ieel .ablll~ of ~~ · poilU- ogatnstRicltln!Nilion, · , lently ptovoCallvo divisiveness ltaell II notaliOin!hlotroubled Oif· U:Jus leavt.;,J~ a ctanslo 'foratvo and'foraet.,uch, Thla columnl1t ha. .ttendoclll lpr cllvlol¥eneoo' Hke fnlm a clcy- anclthefo~Jookednoq>- lor I McCOrih1 iw.Ji<Om..i1 theae· are wounta· that mt1ora1 parcy conventiOns '6ut hahdtul of anti-war "miHtants." portun1t,y. 1972. dure. hU never belore oeen one-tenth jltele men made "'perltljls!D It Is _Ironical but true that tile_ Tblo aiab-o11 Is 1jrong 1.-leed•.therMUssuehereevan the lmpb.cable wtll to rule or · p8r eent of the backers of Sen. gre~ rnl.ittrit.y of the Mccarthy, but lllere haa bOen much hero'il<l before the convonllon lonnall,y ruin that has been demons~ Eugene McCartllv, 41!0ut llvo par Jhe McClOvern and the Kemodjo aoc>port it and nothfntl to met wal not io much wlto·waa 10 here w what 11 aciually a tng. cent Ot: the aoe>pori8n ot Sell. rank-<~1111-ftlers had no purwoe It lllen like Gov. Rlchird Hllllit$ be -.lnilod ;, Prealdent a1 mentuy but nevorlllele11 a d"' ' of total party destruction. But of New Jeraef, (;ov. John ~ the crucial point is that the small nally of Texaa and MaJ>or Rlcj>. hard core of the "militants'~ ~ ani Daley olChlcaaoearly aenl!t'l a V!IIIIJo dtspraportlcxate lnOu- the name of thJj pm.e., and O'f1P ence, and notable with McCartlcy. and over have ho-l tile eentrll They ·were professionals dealing objective ol preventing tile miliwith amateur fol.lowen. tant& !rom leaving tile c011velo- , Thetr fir at and obvious goal, of Uon in auch a shambles 11 tocU;... course. was a denlal of the nom- credit Ita candtdai ' , and !to plat. Ination lo Humphrey and collater- ~r~ : aily a repudlcallon or the JOhn- lt has been a 1truggle. In tift son Admlntstratlon. But this is 1uw:l, between the responaJblCt an acceptable goal In the hard and the irrespoilstbles; and tlj!l game of poW;lcs. The second aim Ia what has made this a paJtl' of the tar-outs was sOmething meeting of ueJy lnq)Ucattona ~ . else altogether. There Is every the very twOi>OrtYoystemlta!\lf reason to believe that this was arxl tor old concepts of 1 :}oftSOI)o nothing leSB lhon the defeat ol able tolerance In party t.;.IIJJij._ <Chicago Police: Pag~ --but of Gestapo's Book Chicago, Chicago, that toddling town - - The city of the big shoulders and the long night stick has given Americans a sample of what it could be like in this country were the present national mood of impatience with dissenters to be hardened into national policy. Chicago has shown us that once the rules of civilized behavior are suspended in the treatment of anyone, it is but a short step to I abolishing them for everyone. Many who appllluded the mayor's Intention to use a firm hand in dealing with the in~ vasion and disruption of the city by hordes of long-haired, wild-eyed VIetnam war opponents and assorted hangers-on changed their tune when the hand was suddenly raised indiscriminately against them. The band hurts, especially when it swings a billy club. '. Granted that the demonstrators hoped to Provoke a confrontation with the authorUJes. Granted that they had to be stopped somewhere, Jest they actually take over the city or the convention, as some of them had threatened to do. And granted that it Js asking a lot of a policeman, who is a man like anybody else, to s t a n d still when he is taunted, cursed or pelted with rubbish. Bol lben lo ohoololely no elrnloe for what the poll"" did iD Chlcago-wbleb wao lo tum &hemaelvea hlto a vleloa1, violent mob far more daogerooo lo the pahlle llfely thaD the mobs they were trylac te eoatrol. There is no excuse for police removing llleir identifying badges, as IIIey did in Grant . 0 0 ', 11l' WliJJAM _- S.: 1\'IIIT$ ,. Richard S. Publ!oltor Varnon Deweese. Mv. Mgt. James E, - ·. Adv. ·Dir. . , · , ...~ - • <'Ofi;nlfs.'Gitrv·ed'.': h:t~ -~·<' ? "' PUBUSIIED BY 111E OIDO VALLEY PUBLISHING COip> ANY • . ana, 446~325, for resena- IJOila, U.S. --'President' Atchison? .·:·:·:·;.:~=~::::::: : ::::: ::::::::::: :::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::=::::::::::::.: S~n and Heard By NOEL GROVE :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:::;:;: ;:;:;:::::: : ::;;,.;;::::::::::::~::::::::.'!!: Mra. Elvin Neal and her grandlOll Kenny Folden, of Rt. I Bidwell, reeeJill,y spent a week v!stt. inll Iter two 10111, Mr. and Mrs. WASHINGTON-( N E A)- must be fof the man who, by Consider for a moment the some theories, became presihoat of candidates for the dent of the United States 'With· presidency this year. Dis· out campaigning a day, spend· counting the pig placed in ing a dime, or rttt!ling any nomination by tile ylpples in feelings within either party, Chicago, they number about And afterwards, President Atchison served In a period so 10. relaxed and trouble,!ree that Since many of these must he almoot slept through lits lteve known llletr chances of whole term. wlrmlng w e r e only slightly President Atcltlaon? better than the 1ippte porker, The more" president it ma1 be a88umed that for theory "one Is itot universally &c· some the race Is as much the cepted by all students of attraction as tile prize_ American political history, tiut For those. the ultimate envy as theory, it does lteve Its hts· Lawrence Neal and [llm[ly and Mr. and Mr1, Tltomaa Neal and dauiJhter, of New York. Miss Barbaro Lou Shriver ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED-Mr. and Mrs. John L Shriver of PAtriot are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Lou, II> La"Y G, Ruck· er, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rucker, 3950 S. High Sl., Columbus . Miss Shriver is a 1966 gradu· ate of Southwe stem High School ~nd is employed by Western Eleclric in Columbus. Mr.\Rucker ts employed by the Columbus Retreading Co\ Columbus. ' \ KNIT by Jonathan Logan ,_ ''- Twirling and Dance School Classes to Begin Sept. 3 PT. PLEASANT - Jacqueline Porter Twtrlinll and D a n c e Sehoul has ......,.eel tltet !all ., •• _ In ba1Jetcan4 tap .• inl and majorette and boton hrirlinll will begin bn ·Si!ptember 3, In the Pl>lnt Plea1W11 !Ugh School Cafeteria, Point Plea1W11, 11 " 1 I Miss Porter Is a registered dance teacher and has dance stuclloo In BubouravWe, JMI. ttngton, and Kentucky aa well Music, Speakers • taking hold In a country where the bullock and wooden plough lteve reigned supreme for centuries. '!be Indian peasant at long last Is~ lo use mechanized equipment and fertWzen on a Jar e scale, And new, ~ylel wheat moot Important of and rlee strains, lOUie developlid with Amari· can research lunda, lteve been introduced, India Is not 10t out of the woods. It IIIUI . must import some grain, The annual monsoon rains caD WI aptn_ And the buic problem, too many llufutl!s to feed, wt11 never he solved unW the r u n a way birth rate Is brought unda• control. But It Is encouraging ~ have evidence that modem teebnlques ean take hold and pay off In backward countries, that in 1001dng lo help natloDI such u India by teacl!lnl them to &elp themselvea we are on the track :if. -.an. '\11'1 Find, Correct Cause Of Mouthbreathing By WAYNE G, BRANDSTADT, M.D. Q-1 laave a dripping nose paruttes ever live lD the that Is bloeked up much of the lungs or Dalal passages? lime and a pactlal loss of my A-PIDwormo are strictly an sense of smell. An allergist Intestinal parasite. Some t e - me and said I reacted forms of schistosome may inmtfclly lo cat hair and house vade the lungs, Tbla and the dust butlo,he didn't lhlDk It paragonimus or lung Duke are severe eni!)gh to warrant desensltizattoli. He gave me found only in the tropic&. antllllstamlDes for temporary re~f. I also have a deviated septum, If I bed this cor· rweted, would my other symp. toms disappear? A-It the septum or partt. !ion between your n o s tr II s bulges to one side I wquld certainly reeommend having It strat8htened. Tltla should re· Uevo your nasal symptoms. Q-.A ...., 14, breathes through her mouth ali the tim_e. What effect will this bave O!lhl!r? Sho'f'dn't she be treated? A-Meu~alllln( f!lliY be causect1by grnsii enlarged adanotds <II' by alletilf, The caUM ohould be found allcl corrected be c au • e Jienlatent mouthbnathlng tends"to dis· tort the features and falls; to moisten the Inhaled air, ' · Q-1 have a poltnafal drip and bave tried ·varlous .remedies ._!ithout much beneftt. Do you uow of any eurci? A-PoaiiiUal drip Is caused by an allergy or- a chronle, low-grade ·tnfectlon. It eBD he ,.;, · cured only i1 appropriate cr •• b It w.,.. G. 'ltMIIWir. \ treatment Is directed at ihe AlD•. lot - o1 fA& - - WWio eause. /W, ,_,..,. · - lotll· ,_ - .- Q-Do piDwermo or 11ther ,;~,., ... ... ...- ,.,..,, ,. will ...., ...,.,.. .,,...,., ~ ie ,.,..,. cwm..... SE"AKSHIAE B 8 TWEEN 8E8Hl'5 WORLD II .' .... MORE THAN JUST A S.kslilre it-T~ fashions are deslped iiJIII'eSS1, far the.IIO!IIin 5'5 or llllller wjlo lieeds sii~IJ .-rowlf SIIOuld!lr n•s, a ~!toiter, walstllnuicl a · ''The Store Mt lllllflluii~,$S 111-llllst ~:ii!PS:.~~~miJI'! . . '._ costiJ aHtijiJ011$1 · "· .., '.: . ,, Soft ~~~~~~~ Gt.LLIPOLIS .. ttJIOII ·lilTS .AlE. MOlE BuTTE ~ •••• fUlL ' of'lGOI VI!Jin lool tell ~ .Wil't'ibina. Two ~alive Tlll'ee Piete Ven;Jom; ' ·IASiifw. 81eust Ja'di,t . . • All 'pqulsi-IJ Y1 , ot 1 I ,, lkldoW , .\ J "o:i. ia~l•~~mel• &lack, ' ' 10 ' " complete and ultlriJ ••• UM SWJ,.., �.. I l ' ;.,;-J r !i! i!i!~ · t;J.u~t Be twee~ Us ,.'--~- ,. Miss 'Janet Sue Waug~ Wed~. ............ . ·~ '' The pitcher for the Salem Bap- polis Daily Tribune get in the tist women's team (Mrs. Ray- library at Lagos, Nigeria? Therein, the m.ystery lies. 1 plan to find out. When I do; I'U let you know. mond Hu tch ins) was turning blue so she raided a car and found some coveralls. She didn't seem to mind that they were while and had big red lette.-s on the back spelling out ''Fire Oeparonent.'' The car she took them from looked a lot like Si Hamilton's, Mrs. Edgar Greene asked her daughter to get a furniture pad from the car and she shared it with· me. Atrer that I enjeyed the game (even though my favorite ' team lost). A nice gesture was the rew seconds of silent prayer before the game got u!XIerway. For a moment I didn't know what was happening, then 1 saw those on the bleachers lowering their heads and I did likewise. SPEAKING OF SPORTS., .. ! thought the roof would blow orr this place when I suggested, just suggested, mind you, that I do a sports colwnn while HWJr. is on vacation and Dateline is temporarily on the shelf. Maybe you could hear the screams of my sports loving co -workers. The · one who would laugh loudest at this "preposterous suggestion" would be my husband. I've warned him though, never underestimate what a woman can do if she sets her mind t.o it. Right girls? ON THE SUBJECT ot pen palo .... Annabelle Ball had a pen pal from Hollarxl with whom she had corresponded tor 18 years. Imagine her delight at getting to meet this frierxl race-to-face for the fint time this summer at Luray, VL The friend was ap-. pearlng with a Madrigal Choir there. Annabelle said they had gotten very well acquainted through their letters. It aU started through an extension service called World Pen Friends. WE " ~' bJ MR. WRANGLER, JR. •, -~~~R~v: ~:~. '.n.~~~ ........ ' ' 3. 99 Darnbrough's . Dept. Storw r ,. I ·' ' Held At GS/ FRESH 3-lb..pkss. or more I I 1~. • o ' 0 : < 0 'nCLE*RFlELD BRAND" . TASTY CREAMY CO.LBY J ·. . ~onghorn,, I cllocusoed by the Tlilrd ·Tiiur'" day, ~t.eaatel1' Mit~ CooJno 1il·· their ,r~c~.wleP*t roast : bOld at Forked lll!n llirl. · ' Mr•; Janice ·YOIIIIIl presided o'itir a short buslnen meeting. MtDutes were r~ and dues col· wetecl by Mrs. Chloris Gaul It was reported the •tSchool Days" books are still on sale by the dub and anyone wlohlllll to buy may contaet a member. Mrs. Sharon swartz read a letter trom the Meigs county Red Cross thanld.ng the club for Its contribution. -·Attending the wiener roast were Mrs. Janet Connolly. Mrs. Sue Hayman, Mrs. Sharon Louks and daughter, .Mrs. Alma Pooler and children, Mrs. Sharon swartz and children. Mrs. . - · Tripp, Mrs. Carolyn Tripp, Mrs. Nan Whi~ and children, M r s. Janice Young and Mrs. Chloris Gaul and daughter. • FOR A GIFT QF LOIJE '\ FOR HER BIRTHDAY Call t ·IJliD_!,n:u!.Q~l~! I MIDDI,.EPOR1';0. ~ .• • AMD GAL~I~3Ll5, 0, Family Birthday Dinner is Held MASON - A Camlly birthday dinner honring Mrs, Denver C. Bowen was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Varlsn sl Mason last Sunday. Attendlllll the dinner were Mr. Denver Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Rlchud Varian, Jemlfer Sue, David, Cora Jayne Varian and the honored guest, Mrs. Denver Bowen. •1•· Graduates From Kih.. Ground TiJPl'E!IS PLAINS - Plano for oen:ll..! Chriotmao :Packages POMEROY - In a candlelight lllll to polntl over her hands, and ceremony at the Cheater Metho- &"-basque bodice. The boufl"ant dlst Church, ldlss Carolyn Jane ok!rt, worn over a hoop with a lkll!man and KellhEdwardSOarla panel separating the sequin trim· \ exchanged wedding vows. med side rutrles, terminat:edlnto ) Tbe Rev. Herbert Grate otrl- a full clreular train. Clated at the double ring cereThe bride"• ohoolder length ' 11101\Y unlltllll In marriage the vel! !ell trom a lac:e petal trim· .,._ghter of Mr. and Mra. U01d mod In pearls and sequins. She II! · Hoffman, Chester,' and the carried a cascade .arrangement 14111 of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. of white pom porno with theouter Soarlo, Middleport. Vasto olll!'· flower I Unted pink snd orchid dfanleh were used at the~tar Her attendants were Mrs. and the pews were marked lh Juanita Grueoer, matron ol hcJn. oa11n bowa, Nuptial mu•l ao or, and ldlos Myrna searlo, presented by ~~ro. Horace ter or the groom, brideomald 4\rpnlst, lor the 7:30p.m., June' \Tbey wore pink and orc:tild ,em2':weddlns. plre waist gowns of brocade and :i;icorted by her lather, ,the crepe , with velvet bow headpie<· bride wore a ebanlllly laee gown es snd matching vejlo or lllu·· feetllrlllg, a oequ!n trimmed seal· slon. The attenclanls carried lGpod neckline, 10111 sleeves com. bou<t>eto or tinted pink and orehld carnatlons. Ray Cole...n, brother or the bride, served •• ·beat man. Ushers were Keith· G. Aelker, Jr., f RIO GRANDE - The tempo ci activities at Rio Grande College is picking up now with otfictals and faculty making plana for the new school year begin~ Joint Meeting Given by Candlelight • ~ F h irliS ing Sc h 1 00 MIDDLEPORT - two hundred ty' Thee: Piece · lb. gramated from the lamed John Robert Powers Finishing SchoOl at t,(le Lago Mar Hotelln Harbor Beach, Fla., SUnday was Adriene &le Rue, daughter of Mr. and Mro, Tom Rue or ldlddleport. Mrs. Dawn Brickley powers, director, presented the diplomas. · Nlw Haven, W. Va., BJ'KV1loger "Miss Rue's work was tn a perHoffman, Cbester. JmmedlatOb' following t h e oonoJlzed program . ceremony, a r.eceptlon was held In the church social room. The Searls, sister r1 the bridegroom, • . ~811<4< ~ .,. .. ,1!!11','< rood,lt,ered _lba-sto •.Mro. Bel: , "J'Oiindod' by Cresh pink rooOo.,.n; ·II' l!ean assisted with the clllr<h aerved with punch by Mra. Helen decoraUono. Dorst, MilA Regina Spencer, and Mr. and Mrs. Searls reside ldlaa Janet Frank, ldlss cillsta ,at 1191h Main st., Bremen, . ' ·.· ~b..6fc J9c U.S. No. I GRADE ALL PURPOSE White Potatoes IS'Y.t-o•. Can 3-lb. ••••• l'kg, \ 8c EVAPORATED ·-· Cycle. Ideal for clothes, diapers, MILK Con J .e . ~ .' . .~ . CORN l·lb. 1-u. Can . VoWI ol the cloul>le ring eere!!Xli\Y, were read at 2:30 p.m. oo Aug. 4 at the Middleport Church ot Christ by the Rev. Raullln Moyer, Given In marriage by her Cather, tbe bride was attired In a Door length gown or white or· ganza and FIJclanie lace. T h e ROWii was faahloned with a portrait neckline, an empire waistline, Kublki sleeves, and an Aline aldrt with acletaehabletralo. The Podange lace covered the bodice and sleeves, formed a cascade down the skirt and bordered the train. 'The bride's headpiece was a dered bow with lace accents from which flowered an elbowlength veil of illusion. &be ear· ried a cascade arrangement of white daisies and rosebuds. Mrs. Forrest Bachtel of Mid· dleport served as matron ot honor for the bride. 9te wore a cotton noor~ength gown In bright yellow designed with a portrait neckline and cap sleeves in a Pomeroy, brother of the bride. POMEROY - Wearing a Ooor semi • fitted A-line design, and For her daughter's wedding, length gown of lmPorled organcarried a colonial boo.quet or Mrs. Baer wore a turquoise blue John za, Miss Jane Ann Baer became yellow daisies with green and ensemble with a white orchid corthe bride of Larry Ladd Bourne white leaf and ribbon accents. ,.Whither Thou Goestn whleb Mr. in a double ring ceremony at 2:30 sage. Mrs. Bourne was in light 'The bridesmaids were Mila and groomsmen were Mr. Ter· blue and also had an orchid cor· Bachtel wrote. p. m. on August 18 at the TrinKaren Klop!enateln of RichmOnd, ry W. Ohllnger, Mr. James D. For her da~'a tnMkVnr sage, ity United Church of Christ, PomInd.; Miss Carolyn Kemper, Eu- Wildermuth, brother otthebride, A reception was held in the Mrs. Wildermuth wore a tur· eroy. clid; and Miss 9\aun Weaver, ldldclleport; and Mr, James W, church social rooms. The bride's quolse ensemble ln silk ahaldLml The bride Is the daugl1ter of Cincinnati. They were in char- Hawley, cousin or the groom, with turquoise and white aeee.. table featured a three-tiered wedMr. and Mrs. Edward L. Baer, treuse gowns designed tdentlcal- Walbridge. Roo D, CulluBjlt was IIOries and a corsage ol white ding cake, an arrangement of 2&7 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, ly to the one worn by the rna. ring bearer and he along with and the bridegroom ls the son ot daisies and chrysanthemums and tron or honOr, and carried colon· the groomsmen wore semi - roses. Mrs. Allensworth was ln white taPers in crystal candet.. a brlglrt pink crepe clreao with a Mrs. Margaret L. Bourne of Foslal ~eta ot white daloleo with formal summer tuxedos. abra. Assisting at the receptioo Nuptial music was presented lace coat. She wore pale plml toria and the late carl L, Bourne. green leaf and yellow ribbon were Mrs. Roy Betzing, Mrs. by Mrs. Chester Erwin, Middle- accessories and a corpte uf The ceremony was performed Richard Jones, Pomeroy; Mrs. accents. pink rons, before an altar decorated with Mr. J. Russell Hamilton of port. organist; and Mr. Forrest Wayne Roush, Belpre; Miss carol ~nmedlateb' rollowing the eerwhite gladioli and chrysantheMarion served aa best man for D. Bachtel, Middleport, soloist, Johnson, Columbus; and Miss (ConUnued on Page 8) mums flanked by seven branch the bridegrOOm, and the ushers w h o s e selections included carol Guggenbeimer, Cleveland. candelabn. The Rev. BUl PerGuests were register¢ by Mrs. rin offtciated and rn(ltial music was presented by Ralph Werry, Melvin Van Meter. For a· wedding trip to Lake PomerOy, drgarrlst, and' Bill ZerErie, the bride changed Into a kle, Racine·, soloist. navy blue costume with white ac.. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father. Her gown cessories and the orchid corsage was designed with a bateau neck· from her bridal bouquet. The new Mrs. Bourne is a gracJ.. line and long sheer sleeves which uate of Pomeroy High School and tapered to points over her wrists. Ohio University and will teach in The fitted bodice was accented the Federal Hocklllll Local Diswith Schiffi embroidery sprinktrict, Athens County, this !all. led with seed pearls. The A::.J.ine Mr. Bourne graduated from Fos· sllhouette was enhanced by a tori a High School aM is attendchapel length Watteau train of Ing Ohio Universl~, vlhe<tJ>elo sheer organza adorned at the hem a memberolthe Reserve Officers by a medallioo or embroidered Training Corps and the Pershing Seh!Cil!. She wore a cap of organza loops runes. Mr. am Mrs. Bourne reside o~er lace petals scattered wiU!. at 36 SOUth Congress St. in Athseed pearls am irrideseents which held a sh<Xllder-length veil ens. Out-of-town guest& at the wedof Illusion. Her only jewelry was ding ard reception were Mrs. a single strand of pearls and carl Bourne and daughter, Lin-matching earrings, gifts of the Fostoria; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. gr&m. The bride carried a da, Radford, Winfield, W. Va.; Mr. sheath of pam pmns surrounding and· Mrs. Edwardl 1\)'ers, Plya white orchid. mouth, Mich.; Mr• .and Mrs. Dale The bride's atteOOants were Ward, Cincinnati; Ediso,nn:.:~:~::/]1 Mrs. Kenneth Collins, Pomeroy, ton, Athens; Gary Mills, P matron ot honor, and Miss Robburg, W. VLi Mr. aNI MrL erta Shipman, Covington, Ky.; Fouss ~ and soos, Marietta; Mr. Miss susan Ohlinger, Middle-and Mrs. David Hartley, Marietport; and Miss Linda Bourne, ta; Carol Johnson. Columbus; Fostoria, sister of the bride('.arol Guggenheimer, Clevelard. groom, bridesmaids. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bourne an;l 'The attemants wore &Yocado daughter, Ami, Fostoriaj Mr. an;l green gowns of chiffon over llnen Mrs. Tam Bridgett, Colwnbus; Ceoturtng o<OOP neckl!ne.• and el· bOw length sleeves. The semi- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harms, b.tted, A-line ailhooettes were Bowling Green; Mr. a'ni M r s. .Time Was when soap and water were the only m.rt~s emaru:e4 \ at ttle back by inset Truman Fruith, Fostoria; Mr. alii Mrs, Paul W1.1'1, Fostorls; panol.lraino of avoeodO satin tq>people used to guard •&ainst perspiration ardor . . . Patrlcle Hennossy and Mary ~· --·1 ped by a bard ot self·fabrlc rosebut today , almost e•eryone uses a deodorm( to Hennessy, COI.umbusi Mr. buds. Mrs. Wiyne Roush, Belpre; Robguarutee persOI'Ial daintiness. And NO I' is the bigest Fred Smith of Pittsburgh, PL. erta Shipman. COvington, Ky.; sellin& time for deodorants and anti-perspirants. se~ lo beai man tor lh~brtd&o and,Mrs. Fred Price, Marl· groom.. and the uahera were Ber· Mr._ etta~ ldr. and Mrs. Charles Hdeoa Rubin5tc in hu an assortment of these •rd BauerofFOstorta;JackCoDMurrl)', Irorton. ~ve, Plckerlalon; alii Ed Baer, 1 nice--essities' that suit •IL tastes and temperaments. Mi. and Mrs. lorry ladd Bourne Jane Ann Boer Weds Larry Ladd Bourne Mr. and Mrs. H. 4sworth BURNING SUN, HOT WIND, HIGH HUMIDITY, MUGGY, STICKY DAYS AND Nl.:''lTS ···ALL BRING BEAUTY PROBLEMS IN THEIR WAKE. JERZEE J0-10 DOG FOOD DETERGENT CREAM STYLE worth. ' Summer Skin Care lOW PR ICEEVlRYOAY STOIELY --- MIDDLEPORT - Before an altar deoorated with vana ot wlllte gladioli flanked by palma and seven branch eandelallra. ~Is J~ ~ WUde~ffi ixehallged wedding vowa with ~II-"· AlleniiWOl'lh. ' bride Ia -the daughter ol Mr. and Mra. Millard E. WDder· _!!O!ffi, Mlclclleporl, and Mr. AI· lensirorth lo the soo of Mra, Flossie Allensworth, Middleport, and the late I!OOert M. Aliena· PLAY IT COOL FOR SUMMER 10-lb.... 69~ Amonll the young women wbo Cti: E ES· E · HAM Rev . .G Smith LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS ·' .' CHIPPED CHOPPED GALLIPOLIS - T h e Rev, Gaines (Buddy) llmlth, of First ChrisUan Baptist Church, Goy. anclotte, will be the speaker 111 the Slella Fuller settlement Chap. el, Tuesd;;' SoJ;I, 3, st 7:30 \p,m, The Rev. Smith has had an unusual experience which he will ouUine In hls talk, The ehlldren'sChoruoandRll)'lhm Band will offer 861/eral aelectlono at 7 p.m. The pJbllc of all !altho Ia weleome. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Edward Searls ,. Hoffman-Searls Vows Gallicliibrary At Settlement ''' U.S. GOVT. INSPECIED Faculty At Rio Grande Make Plans For Year . •tlJ!iib J Mrs. Glenn D. Card'>l>lell · Thursday Club to ~~~~ eourtY seiVi~_,~n"'ere '·:. ) sed FOR THOSE COOL FALL MORNINGS AND EVENINGS! BOYS •~~ ' U.S. GOVT. INSPEOI'ED Cut FRESH EVERY DAY To Be Featured '- f HOSPITAL NEW ' • ·: I; i.,ft: ' ; -~ ..,. l Garden Club •• , ·.:Is Held -by '' ~ Eleven Books . If • j •. ten sen and hlo wife, Mary, wlll host and hostess a reception for old and new tacult;y members and otarr, today at 8 p.m. In the college dlnlng hall. Included in actlvitlel plamed nlng Sept, 3, is a reception for new students President, Alphus R. Chris.. and their parents Monda,y from 2 to 4 p,m, In the dlnlng hall. Freshmen arrive Monday with other students coming ln on TUesday. Regular classes will of. flcWiy open Friday, Sept S. A new actlv1ty this year will be c:oke parUeo sponsored by the racul~ and admlnlstrallon at their lndivu&lal homes on Thursda,y evening. GALLIPOLIS - The Nature• s NeW faculty and staft' memGuden Club was hosted by the bers for the 1968-69 school year French City Garden Club at a include, Dr. and Mrs. Wilfrid IN JULY RECE~IL let· meeting Thursda.v at Cottage 7, Barton, English; J>r. and Mrs. ter written on. blue air - mail era. GSL Mrs. Jewell Moore and. Mrs. weight statiorary and th eturn Broce Curtis, Pbyslcal Educa. r For her daughter's wedding, Earl Brown were in charge. address was 4#1"68-, erla. It Uon; Dr. George Oaaman, Pby. / Mrs. Waugh wore a pink twoMer the secretary's report, was very nea!lywrlttenbutsome· olco; Dr, and Mrs. T, Vall Palm. y. .. ..P!~~-dJ.!'!.!'l~t~ ..wJU.!Uccf~· the Gardener's Pledge was re- er, Jr., Rellglon ·~ Phi~sphy; ..... tU!fieuh to Nad,. . 'fbe-liM- "~''_.-._, . . ._ ,M. '"~·•-• , lis ana a plfll\ roaebJd corsage: cited. Seventeen members atit was, the writer, a 19 year / Mrs. Cardwell was dresse4 tended the meeting, and poems Mr, and Mrs, Antho!ll' Schroef ld Nigerian boywantedapenpal, - 1/a Dv; .. der, ~ch; Mr. and Mn. Samin a white two . piece dress with were read. J filed the letter, thinking I would Kefej _I.J-T black accessories and a corsage Mrs. W, Donald Galloway or uel Grossman. Drama; Mr. and give U!.e address to some yOW'Ig of red rosebuds. the Gallipolis Garden Club gave Mrs. W, Lee Pltre, HJstory; Dr. person with irterests similar to A reception was held at the the grcup copies of. "Make Flow~ and Mrs. Jan Simko, English; those mentioned by the youth. groom's home immediately tot. er Fixing Easy" to be used in Miss 9llrly Mason, Art; Mr. and (table-tennis, hand-tennis, swimMrs. Melvyn Rozen, l)rt; FAJ.gene lowing the ceremony. The bride's their scrapbooks. /1 ming and "rootballing. ") Newman, Sociology; Ar.andMrs. uWhy Fall Pl.antlng'' was the GALUPOLJS New books table was decorated with ivy and Now, a l'lecond letter with the released by the Gallla Coun1;Y white bells and a tiered cake. topic of the program stven by Merrill Grodl.v, Ed;::u~<a;;Uiio;";;;jiii> Lagos, Nigeria address has come and Mrs. William ~ Mrs. Charles Donnally, aunt Mr&. Jewell Moore. District Library Aus- 29 were: to us. It was typed and more FICTION - The Wind Bows of the bride, registered the Mrs. Earl Brown gave the rector of Finance, and Mr. and readable than the other. I thought Free by Vlan Smith; Gooe by guests. Mrs. Otis Chapman, anof members hens and chickens to Mrs. aeve Uram, Dire this youtW man was so persistent Rumer Godden; The Horsemen other aunt, served at the table &udent Activities. Two ne wives plant in their prdens. i must do something about it. by Joaeph Kessell; The Adell- along with Mrs, Junior CardRefreshment& were served by will be welcomed Jnto e FacThen I noticed one difference, son Tradition by John Morrellwell, of the groom, and the hostess club. An arrange- ulty Women's Club, t ey are they were almost the same, but, s.v; and Three Into Two Won't Mrly_ Arnold Belville, a close ment of prize red roses, grown Mrs. Ronald Tuccerl, Chemiswere written by two differert Go by Andrea Newman, Cri~~M , by Mrs. Brown. was used In the tcy, and Mrs, Robert boys. One writer was Davidsoo tocy' for a short wedding trip, the table decorations. NON.FlCTION - The Jewel· Awonuga, lOA Fail Street and er•s Eye by WUUam F. Buckley, bride wore a yellow linen dress the other was Yemson Laspama, Jr.; Magic tor Beginners by Har- with white acceasorles and an 26 Luther Street. ry Baron; In the Fist of the Rev~ orchid corsage taken from her The thing that fascinated me olutlon by Jose Yglesias; A Ufe- bridal bouquet. die most was that Iiley read our The new couple will reside Ume with Lloos by George Adam· Gallipolis Daily Tribune and had son; and You Can Be a Better in a mobile home on Waugh our address correct. Of all the Cook than Mama Ever Was by Lane, lure, Richard E. Hern, Roy B. ADMl'lSIONS thousands or newspapers in the Mrs. Cardwell attended North Elise Meyer. Ha.yes, Herman Hoschar, Mrs. Mrs. Katherine Richards, Rt. United states, how did a GalliGallia and gra&ated from Han- 2 Thurman; Mrs. Earl E. Jones, Byrd H. Jeffers, Lewis F. Long, nan Trace. 9te ls employed by Rt. 1 Bidwell; Robin J, Cre- Gilbert Lucas, r.irs:~ew IL Corbin Ltd,, Inc,, Huntington, W, means, Rt. 1 bldwelf; Floyd E. Van Matre, James IL Vaughan, Va, Niday, Rt. 2 Blc!Mill; Mro. Doug. Charles B. Ve\'f'Jil, Mrs, RaJ· Mr. Cardwell also graWaled las Ralke, Galllj>ollB FetTY, W, mond M. Watldns, Mra, Marshall from Hannan Trace High School Va.; Mrs. M, lrene 9\umaker, Wllllo, Mrs. James E. Aualln IUid lo employed by the C & 0 Pomeroy; Jimmy A. Alley, Rt. and lnlant daughter, Mrs, Ernest shop as • pipe fitter. 2 Racine;, Mrs. Jerry T. Post, F. J~hniKII! and lnlant son. Among the out.OC.town guests RL 1 Ray; Russell G, Daugher· VETERANS MEMORIAL were the groom's grandparents, ty, Rt. 1 Coolville; Mrs. Edgar HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. John Sword, Del- J. M'artln, Rl 2 Asbland, Ky ,; - Christie MatADM!'ITED ray Beach, Fla.; Mr, and Mro. Mrs. Amie Eaaman, Rt. 2Wellsson, RuUand; Jack Cleland, Jr., John R. Fellure and Mr. and too; Mrs. Clair C. Culp, RaPomeroy. Mn. Charles Domally and their venswood; Mrs. Billie E, Gru.. DISCHARGED - Wllbur Beavson Steve, Columbus; Mr. and ser, Mlneravllle; Mrs. Carl R, er, Lawrence DonohUe, Ann Mow~ Mra. Junior Cardwell, Hunting- Beane, BidwelL ery, Clifford Frazier, Kathryn ton; Mro, Patt;v Eaton, ProcBffiTHS JJemliiOI!, Franklin Triplett, VI<· torville; and Mr. and Mrs, Aus. Mra. Jerry T. Po It, Rt 1 ld carr, Ella LarUe, Je!lrey II)'. tln Rogers, Chesapeake. Ray, aon, 6:20 p,m, Fricll1, sell, Terry S<aggs. DISCHARGFS Robert A. Armatead, Sr ,, Can M.. Bates, Mra. Noah Brewer, MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Lester L. Bnunfteld, Jr., CharADMit lED None. FOUR GENERATIONS - Amos L. Adams celebrated hls leo R. Dennloon, Terry D. Fe!DISCHARGED Myrtle Durst. eigh~-first birthd~cy Saturday, Aug. 24. A former resident of Gall18 County, he now resides at Columbus. On a recent visit to his son's home Kenneth Adams, Rt. 2, Bidwell, this picture was taken. L. to R.: Amos L. Adams, Kenneth Adams, JUnes K. Adams and James Andrew Adami. MRS, ROSA BURNETT, the Tribune's next door neighbor on the side toward town, must be the world's best natured lady. She al"ays has a smile for us and never complains when dumb drivers (like yours truly) coasta little too close to her house. A !rlerxD.y neighbor is great to have any time, but you really appreciate one when you find you've locked yourself out or the office (with a column deadline to meet) and you need to call soma. one (help) with a key. Mrs. Burnett and her daughter, Mrs. Har· rison C. Smith, who lives with her mother while ller husband is overseas, invited me into their home to make my phone calL Miss Judith Wildermuth Becomes August Bride of John Allensworth . •. ' 1S Who would have tl'lought last week that this week the·teQerature would be just about hal£ what it was? Isn't it wonderfUl and doesn't it seem like £all? IT WAS A GOOD TIME Cor the church league slow pitch soft. ball touroament.I hada't gone to any of the regular season games ao 1 decided I would go the ant n.lght of the tournamenL 1 hate to say it, but I nearly rroze. ' .. Wien~r Roast Glenn D. Cardwell At lvk. ·'z·· GALLIPOLIS Mloo Janet &lo Wa~dauglrter OCMr. and Mra. John '"b. Waust>. Rt. 2 Crown Cl~. became the bri~ or Glen D. Clrdwell, 1011 or Mr. and Mro. Winfred Cardwell RL 2 Crown CIQ". on June at 7:30 p,m, at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church. The Rev, Olio Chapman, onde of the bride, performed the clou• ble ring ceremony. 'l"he church was decorated with vaaes of white g!adlola and yellow carnations by Mrs. Irene Wallace, a close trlend or the bride. Mrs, Leona Presion provided a halt-l>oor of nuptial muaic. Given ln marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor-length gown of white sa.Un. The chanUU1 lace bodice was accented with French seqqlns and seed pearls, and the long sleeves ended in points over her hands. The pout sldrt was fashioned in white organza over Satin and came to a lull sweeping pleat In the center back. The bride carried a cascade of white or· chids and earnations. For her veil the bride wnre a silk illusJoo held by ~ rosette of silk organza and l<'rench lace with seed pearls, Mrs. Wanda Fellure, sister o1 the bride, served as matron of honor, and the bridesmaids Ju<(v Cardwell, s!ster-ln~aw or the groom, and Wanda Davis, Proctorville, a close friend. The attendants wore identical gowns a! maize yellow satin bro~ cade fashioned with an empire walsteltne, A.Jine skirt, and low back. The corresponding head· pieces were matching halo banda holding a short veil . The carried noaega.v bouquets of yellow rosebuds and carnations. Serving as best man was John R. Fellure, the bride's brotherln~aw. The ushers were John o, Waugh, Jr., the bride' a brotJi.er John Chapman, cousin of th; bride, and Lester Cardwell, the groom's brother. Kelly Fellure, 5~year-old nephew or the bride ' was the ring bearer. He carried a double ring pillow of white sat· ln and lace with yellow 11tream- ' "':• ·' ··. ' ;( PfA¥ . ·-:;.:. • Saves·water • Creates clothes To Keep Fresh -- NEW FOR THE KIDS thot'l tj>m!>l••.•lJ noo-puy and~~··s"~~· Souhes and _ siDOOtbs as it prot~t&. So bfiMty. to use Beauty lotioa deodorllllt THE NAYY. Ol PINTO BEANS · Roll-Dry Deodorant Styled for that up-to-the-minute look, rugge~ly constructed ~rlcinger WeQt, with itS roll~n .ction. Gre•-:.- for·&ww.mer ttavol: plutic boule • . Prjte , : , '$1.50 LOAfD 'O.,,.,I''' tll'· .' . '. - B·D-E .. '. . itdtli · ~ , .' ' \ ~;.\, •. ~·.' DEODORANT PERFUijE CREAM For ~.-that need ~o~acJ-~mcm. Sootbirta,•• ~oby cte"'"', 9!1i1Jkly ttboOJbed !odooa•!·laatina m.,tdcioitit,irte... · AI''' B.lo••OII! or ••-• S•• '-; ' ' .. . Each 'll.50 :.,•• ' Anti-Perspirants S.,er-Biadatant- Dab-0-ll•ic , .. llemarbble aati·petSpitao.t-aad· deodoront-co!llbiaecl .is opecifically • desisned to check j;erapiradoa iD tbe ,,,. 6olll .o f ......,, S<cipl odOr lao 24 bows. Safe for fabrics. r~. GiMI super proc:Ktioo iD ..-ta 01 . aaxie~ tea.aioo cbat "o ften ...uelt iacte..ed pel'op~roli'•• • ,, �.. I l ' ;.,;-J r !i! i!i!~ · t;J.u~t Be twee~ Us ,.'--~- ,. Miss 'Janet Sue Waug~ Wed~. ............ . ·~ '' The pitcher for the Salem Bap- polis Daily Tribune get in the tist women's team (Mrs. Ray- library at Lagos, Nigeria? Therein, the m.ystery lies. 1 plan to find out. When I do; I'U let you know. mond Hu tch ins) was turning blue so she raided a car and found some coveralls. She didn't seem to mind that they were while and had big red lette.-s on the back spelling out ''Fire Oeparonent.'' The car she took them from looked a lot like Si Hamilton's, Mrs. Edgar Greene asked her daughter to get a furniture pad from the car and she shared it with· me. Atrer that I enjeyed the game (even though my favorite ' team lost). A nice gesture was the rew seconds of silent prayer before the game got u!XIerway. For a moment I didn't know what was happening, then 1 saw those on the bleachers lowering their heads and I did likewise. SPEAKING OF SPORTS., .. ! thought the roof would blow orr this place when I suggested, just suggested, mind you, that I do a sports colwnn while HWJr. is on vacation and Dateline is temporarily on the shelf. Maybe you could hear the screams of my sports loving co -workers. The · one who would laugh loudest at this "preposterous suggestion" would be my husband. I've warned him though, never underestimate what a woman can do if she sets her mind t.o it. Right girls? ON THE SUBJECT ot pen palo .... Annabelle Ball had a pen pal from Hollarxl with whom she had corresponded tor 18 years. Imagine her delight at getting to meet this frierxl race-to-face for the fint time this summer at Luray, VL The friend was ap-. pearlng with a Madrigal Choir there. Annabelle said they had gotten very well acquainted through their letters. It aU started through an extension service called World Pen Friends. WE " ~' bJ MR. WRANGLER, JR. •, -~~~R~v: ~:~. '.n.~~~ ........ ' ' 3. 99 Darnbrough's . Dept. Storw r ,. I ·' ' Held At GS/ FRESH 3-lb..pkss. or more I I 1~. • o ' 0 : < 0 'nCLE*RFlELD BRAND" . TASTY CREAMY CO.LBY J ·. . ~onghorn,, I cllocusoed by the Tlilrd ·Tiiur'" day, ~t.eaatel1' Mit~ CooJno 1il·· their ,r~c~.wleP*t roast : bOld at Forked lll!n llirl. · ' Mr•; Janice ·YOIIIIIl presided o'itir a short buslnen meeting. MtDutes were r~ and dues col· wetecl by Mrs. Chloris Gaul It was reported the •tSchool Days" books are still on sale by the dub and anyone wlohlllll to buy may contaet a member. Mrs. Sharon swartz read a letter trom the Meigs county Red Cross thanld.ng the club for Its contribution. -·Attending the wiener roast were Mrs. Janet Connolly. Mrs. Sue Hayman, Mrs. Sharon Louks and daughter, .Mrs. Alma Pooler and children, Mrs. Sharon swartz and children. Mrs. . - · Tripp, Mrs. Carolyn Tripp, Mrs. Nan Whi~ and children, M r s. Janice Young and Mrs. Chloris Gaul and daughter. • FOR A GIFT QF LOIJE '\ FOR HER BIRTHDAY Call t ·IJliD_!,n:u!.Q~l~! I MIDDI,.EPOR1';0. ~ .• • AMD GAL~I~3Ll5, 0, Family Birthday Dinner is Held MASON - A Camlly birthday dinner honring Mrs, Denver C. Bowen was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Varlsn sl Mason last Sunday. Attendlllll the dinner were Mr. Denver Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Rlchud Varian, Jemlfer Sue, David, Cora Jayne Varian and the honored guest, Mrs. Denver Bowen. •1•· Graduates From Kih.. Ground TiJPl'E!IS PLAINS - Plano for oen:ll..! Chriotmao :Packages POMEROY - In a candlelight lllll to polntl over her hands, and ceremony at the Cheater Metho- &"-basque bodice. The boufl"ant dlst Church, ldlss Carolyn Jane ok!rt, worn over a hoop with a lkll!man and KellhEdwardSOarla panel separating the sequin trim· \ exchanged wedding vows. med side rutrles, terminat:edlnto ) Tbe Rev. Herbert Grate otrl- a full clreular train. Clated at the double ring cereThe bride"• ohoolder length ' 11101\Y unlltllll In marriage the vel! !ell trom a lac:e petal trim· .,._ghter of Mr. and Mra. U01d mod In pearls and sequins. She II! · Hoffman, Chester,' and the carried a cascade .arrangement 14111 of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. of white pom porno with theouter Soarlo, Middleport. Vasto olll!'· flower I Unted pink snd orchid dfanleh were used at the~tar Her attendants were Mrs. and the pews were marked lh Juanita Grueoer, matron ol hcJn. oa11n bowa, Nuptial mu•l ao or, and ldlos Myrna searlo, presented by ~~ro. Horace ter or the groom, brideomald 4\rpnlst, lor the 7:30p.m., June' \Tbey wore pink and orc:tild ,em2':weddlns. plre waist gowns of brocade and :i;icorted by her lather, ,the crepe , with velvet bow headpie<· bride wore a ebanlllly laee gown es snd matching vejlo or lllu·· feetllrlllg, a oequ!n trimmed seal· slon. The attenclanls carried lGpod neckline, 10111 sleeves com. bou<t>eto or tinted pink and orehld carnatlons. Ray Cole...n, brother or the bride, served •• ·beat man. Ushers were Keith· G. Aelker, Jr., f RIO GRANDE - The tempo ci activities at Rio Grande College is picking up now with otfictals and faculty making plana for the new school year begin~ Joint Meeting Given by Candlelight • ~ F h irliS ing Sc h 1 00 MIDDLEPORT - two hundred ty' Thee: Piece · lb. gramated from the lamed John Robert Powers Finishing SchoOl at t,(le Lago Mar Hotelln Harbor Beach, Fla., SUnday was Adriene &le Rue, daughter of Mr. and Mro, Tom Rue or ldlddleport. Mrs. Dawn Brickley powers, director, presented the diplomas. · Nlw Haven, W. Va., BJ'KV1loger "Miss Rue's work was tn a perHoffman, Cbester. JmmedlatOb' following t h e oonoJlzed program . ceremony, a r.eceptlon was held In the church social room. The Searls, sister r1 the bridegroom, • . ~811<4< ~ .,. .. ,1!!11','< rood,lt,ered _lba-sto •.Mro. Bel: , "J'Oiindod' by Cresh pink rooOo.,.n; ·II' l!ean assisted with the clllr<h aerved with punch by Mra. Helen decoraUono. Dorst, MilA Regina Spencer, and Mr. and Mrs. Searls reside ldlaa Janet Frank, ldlss cillsta ,at 1191h Main st., Bremen, . ' ·.· ~b..6fc J9c U.S. No. I GRADE ALL PURPOSE White Potatoes IS'Y.t-o•. Can 3-lb. ••••• l'kg, \ 8c EVAPORATED ·-· Cycle. Ideal for clothes, diapers, MILK Con J .e . ~ .' . .~ . CORN l·lb. 1-u. Can . VoWI ol the cloul>le ring eere!!Xli\Y, were read at 2:30 p.m. oo Aug. 4 at the Middleport Church ot Christ by the Rev. Raullln Moyer, Given In marriage by her Cather, tbe bride was attired In a Door length gown or white or· ganza and FIJclanie lace. T h e ROWii was faahloned with a portrait neckline, an empire waistline, Kublki sleeves, and an Aline aldrt with acletaehabletralo. The Podange lace covered the bodice and sleeves, formed a cascade down the skirt and bordered the train. 'The bride's headpiece was a dered bow with lace accents from which flowered an elbowlength veil of illusion. &be ear· ried a cascade arrangement of white daisies and rosebuds. Mrs. Forrest Bachtel of Mid· dleport served as matron ot honor for the bride. 9te wore a cotton noor~ength gown In bright yellow designed with a portrait neckline and cap sleeves in a Pomeroy, brother of the bride. POMEROY - Wearing a Ooor semi • fitted A-line design, and For her daughter's wedding, length gown of lmPorled organcarried a colonial boo.quet or Mrs. Baer wore a turquoise blue John za, Miss Jane Ann Baer became yellow daisies with green and ensemble with a white orchid corthe bride of Larry Ladd Bourne white leaf and ribbon accents. ,.Whither Thou Goestn whleb Mr. in a double ring ceremony at 2:30 sage. Mrs. Bourne was in light 'The bridesmaids were Mila and groomsmen were Mr. Ter· blue and also had an orchid cor· Bachtel wrote. p. m. on August 18 at the TrinKaren Klop!enateln of RichmOnd, ry W. Ohllnger, Mr. James D. For her da~'a tnMkVnr sage, ity United Church of Christ, PomInd.; Miss Carolyn Kemper, Eu- Wildermuth, brother otthebride, A reception was held in the Mrs. Wildermuth wore a tur· eroy. clid; and Miss 9\aun Weaver, ldldclleport; and Mr, James W, church social rooms. The bride's quolse ensemble ln silk ahaldLml The bride Is the daugl1ter of Cincinnati. They were in char- Hawley, cousin or the groom, with turquoise and white aeee.. table featured a three-tiered wedMr. and Mrs. Edward L. Baer, treuse gowns designed tdentlcal- Walbridge. Roo D, CulluBjlt was IIOries and a corsage ol white ding cake, an arrangement of 2&7 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, ly to the one worn by the rna. ring bearer and he along with and the bridegroom ls the son ot daisies and chrysanthemums and tron or honOr, and carried colon· the groomsmen wore semi - roses. Mrs. Allensworth was ln white taPers in crystal candet.. a brlglrt pink crepe clreao with a Mrs. Margaret L. Bourne of Foslal ~eta ot white daloleo with formal summer tuxedos. abra. Assisting at the receptioo Nuptial music was presented lace coat. She wore pale plml toria and the late carl L, Bourne. green leaf and yellow ribbon were Mrs. Roy Betzing, Mrs. by Mrs. Chester Erwin, Middle- accessories and a corpte uf The ceremony was performed Richard Jones, Pomeroy; Mrs. accents. pink rons, before an altar decorated with Mr. J. Russell Hamilton of port. organist; and Mr. Forrest Wayne Roush, Belpre; Miss carol ~nmedlateb' rollowing the eerwhite gladioli and chrysantheMarion served aa best man for D. Bachtel, Middleport, soloist, Johnson, Columbus; and Miss (ConUnued on Page 8) mums flanked by seven branch the bridegrOOm, and the ushers w h o s e selections included carol Guggenbeimer, Cleveland. candelabn. The Rev. BUl PerGuests were register¢ by Mrs. rin offtciated and rn(ltial music was presented by Ralph Werry, Melvin Van Meter. For a· wedding trip to Lake PomerOy, drgarrlst, and' Bill ZerErie, the bride changed Into a kle, Racine·, soloist. navy blue costume with white ac.. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father. Her gown cessories and the orchid corsage was designed with a bateau neck· from her bridal bouquet. The new Mrs. Bourne is a gracJ.. line and long sheer sleeves which uate of Pomeroy High School and tapered to points over her wrists. Ohio University and will teach in The fitted bodice was accented the Federal Hocklllll Local Diswith Schiffi embroidery sprinktrict, Athens County, this !all. led with seed pearls. The A::.J.ine Mr. Bourne graduated from Fos· sllhouette was enhanced by a tori a High School aM is attendchapel length Watteau train of Ing Ohio Universl~, vlhe<tJ>elo sheer organza adorned at the hem a memberolthe Reserve Officers by a medallioo or embroidered Training Corps and the Pershing Seh!Cil!. She wore a cap of organza loops runes. Mr. am Mrs. Bourne reside o~er lace petals scattered wiU!. at 36 SOUth Congress St. in Athseed pearls am irrideseents which held a sh<Xllder-length veil ens. Out-of-town guest& at the wedof Illusion. Her only jewelry was ding ard reception were Mrs. a single strand of pearls and carl Bourne and daughter, Lin-matching earrings, gifts of the Fostoria; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. gr&m. The bride carried a da, Radford, Winfield, W. Va.; Mr. sheath of pam pmns surrounding and· Mrs. Edwardl 1\)'ers, Plya white orchid. mouth, Mich.; Mr• .and Mrs. Dale The bride's atteOOants were Ward, Cincinnati; Ediso,nn:.:~:~::/]1 Mrs. Kenneth Collins, Pomeroy, ton, Athens; Gary Mills, P matron ot honor, and Miss Robburg, W. VLi Mr. aNI MrL erta Shipman, Covington, Ky.; Fouss ~ and soos, Marietta; Mr. Miss susan Ohlinger, Middle-and Mrs. David Hartley, Marietport; and Miss Linda Bourne, ta; Carol Johnson. Columbus; Fostoria, sister of the bride('.arol Guggenheimer, Clevelard. groom, bridesmaids. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bourne an;l 'The attemants wore &Yocado daughter, Ami, Fostoriaj Mr. an;l green gowns of chiffon over llnen Mrs. Tam Bridgett, Colwnbus; Ceoturtng o<OOP neckl!ne.• and el· bOw length sleeves. The semi- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harms, b.tted, A-line ailhooettes were Bowling Green; Mr. a'ni M r s. .Time Was when soap and water were the only m.rt~s emaru:e4 \ at ttle back by inset Truman Fruith, Fostoria; Mr. alii Mrs, Paul W1.1'1, Fostorls; panol.lraino of avoeodO satin tq>people used to guard •&ainst perspiration ardor . . . Patrlcle Hennossy and Mary ~· --·1 ped by a bard ot self·fabrlc rosebut today , almost e•eryone uses a deodorm( to Hennessy, COI.umbusi Mr. buds. Mrs. Wiyne Roush, Belpre; Robguarutee persOI'Ial daintiness. And NO I' is the bigest Fred Smith of Pittsburgh, PL. erta Shipman. COvington, Ky.; sellin& time for deodorants and anti-perspirants. se~ lo beai man tor lh~brtd&o and,Mrs. Fred Price, Marl· groom.. and the uahera were Ber· Mr._ etta~ ldr. and Mrs. Charles Hdeoa Rubin5tc in hu an assortment of these •rd BauerofFOstorta;JackCoDMurrl)', Irorton. ~ve, Plckerlalon; alii Ed Baer, 1 nice--essities' that suit •IL tastes and temperaments. Mi. and Mrs. lorry ladd Bourne Jane Ann Boer Weds Larry Ladd Bourne Mr. and Mrs. H. 4sworth BURNING SUN, HOT WIND, HIGH HUMIDITY, MUGGY, STICKY DAYS AND Nl.:''lTS ···ALL BRING BEAUTY PROBLEMS IN THEIR WAKE. JERZEE J0-10 DOG FOOD DETERGENT CREAM STYLE worth. ' Summer Skin Care lOW PR ICEEVlRYOAY STOIELY --- MIDDLEPORT - Before an altar deoorated with vana ot wlllte gladioli flanked by palma and seven branch eandelallra. ~Is J~ ~ WUde~ffi ixehallged wedding vowa with ~II-"· AlleniiWOl'lh. ' bride Ia -the daughter ol Mr. and Mra. Millard E. WDder· _!!O!ffi, Mlclclleporl, and Mr. AI· lensirorth lo the soo of Mra, Flossie Allensworth, Middleport, and the late I!OOert M. Aliena· PLAY IT COOL FOR SUMMER 10-lb.... 69~ Amonll the young women wbo Cti: E ES· E · HAM Rev . .G Smith LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS ·' .' CHIPPED CHOPPED GALLIPOLIS - T h e Rev, Gaines (Buddy) llmlth, of First ChrisUan Baptist Church, Goy. anclotte, will be the speaker 111 the Slella Fuller settlement Chap. el, Tuesd;;' SoJ;I, 3, st 7:30 \p,m, The Rev. Smith has had an unusual experience which he will ouUine In hls talk, The ehlldren'sChoruoandRll)'lhm Band will offer 861/eral aelectlono at 7 p.m. The pJbllc of all !altho Ia weleome. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Edward Searls ,. Hoffman-Searls Vows Gallicliibrary At Settlement ''' U.S. GOVT. INSPECIED Faculty At Rio Grande Make Plans For Year . •tlJ!iib J Mrs. Glenn D. Card'>l>lell · Thursday Club to ~~~~ eourtY seiVi~_,~n"'ere '·:. ) sed FOR THOSE COOL FALL MORNINGS AND EVENINGS! BOYS •~~ ' U.S. GOVT. INSPEOI'ED Cut FRESH EVERY DAY To Be Featured '- f HOSPITAL NEW ' • ·: I; i.,ft: ' ; -~ ..,. l Garden Club •• , ·.:Is Held -by '' ~ Eleven Books . If • j •. ten sen and hlo wife, Mary, wlll host and hostess a reception for old and new tacult;y members and otarr, today at 8 p.m. In the college dlnlng hall. Included in actlvitlel plamed nlng Sept, 3, is a reception for new students President, Alphus R. Chris.. and their parents Monda,y from 2 to 4 p,m, In the dlnlng hall. Freshmen arrive Monday with other students coming ln on TUesday. Regular classes will of. flcWiy open Friday, Sept S. A new actlv1ty this year will be c:oke parUeo sponsored by the racul~ and admlnlstrallon at their lndivu&lal homes on Thursda,y evening. GALLIPOLIS - The Nature• s NeW faculty and staft' memGuden Club was hosted by the bers for the 1968-69 school year French City Garden Club at a include, Dr. and Mrs. Wilfrid IN JULY RECE~IL let· meeting Thursda.v at Cottage 7, Barton, English; J>r. and Mrs. ter written on. blue air - mail era. GSL Mrs. Jewell Moore and. Mrs. weight statiorary and th eturn Broce Curtis, Pbyslcal Educa. r For her daughter's wedding, Earl Brown were in charge. address was 4#1"68-, erla. It Uon; Dr. George Oaaman, Pby. / Mrs. Waugh wore a pink twoMer the secretary's report, was very nea!lywrlttenbutsome· olco; Dr, and Mrs. T, Vall Palm. y. .. ..P!~~-dJ.!'!.!'l~t~ ..wJU.!Uccf~· the Gardener's Pledge was re- er, Jr., Rellglon ·~ Phi~sphy; ..... tU!fieuh to Nad,. . 'fbe-liM- "~''_.-._, . . ._ ,M. '"~·•-• , lis ana a plfll\ roaebJd corsage: cited. Seventeen members atit was, the writer, a 19 year / Mrs. Cardwell was dresse4 tended the meeting, and poems Mr, and Mrs, Antho!ll' Schroef ld Nigerian boywantedapenpal, - 1/a Dv; .. der, ~ch; Mr. and Mn. Samin a white two . piece dress with were read. J filed the letter, thinking I would Kefej _I.J-T black accessories and a corsage Mrs. W, Donald Galloway or uel Grossman. Drama; Mr. and give U!.e address to some yOW'Ig of red rosebuds. the Gallipolis Garden Club gave Mrs. W, Lee Pltre, HJstory; Dr. person with irterests similar to A reception was held at the the grcup copies of. "Make Flow~ and Mrs. Jan Simko, English; those mentioned by the youth. groom's home immediately tot. er Fixing Easy" to be used in Miss 9llrly Mason, Art; Mr. and (table-tennis, hand-tennis, swimMrs. Melvyn Rozen, l)rt; FAJ.gene lowing the ceremony. The bride's their scrapbooks. /1 ming and "rootballing. ") Newman, Sociology; Ar.andMrs. uWhy Fall Pl.antlng'' was the GALUPOLJS New books table was decorated with ivy and Now, a l'lecond letter with the released by the Gallla Coun1;Y white bells and a tiered cake. topic of the program stven by Merrill Grodl.v, Ed;::u~<a;;Uiio;";;;jiii> Lagos, Nigeria address has come and Mrs. William ~ Mrs. Charles Donnally, aunt Mr&. Jewell Moore. District Library Aus- 29 were: to us. It was typed and more FICTION - The Wind Bows of the bride, registered the Mrs. Earl Brown gave the rector of Finance, and Mr. and readable than the other. I thought Free by Vlan Smith; Gooe by guests. Mrs. Otis Chapman, anof members hens and chickens to Mrs. aeve Uram, Dire this youtW man was so persistent Rumer Godden; The Horsemen other aunt, served at the table &udent Activities. Two ne wives plant in their prdens. i must do something about it. by Joaeph Kessell; The Adell- along with Mrs, Junior CardRefreshment& were served by will be welcomed Jnto e FacThen I noticed one difference, son Tradition by John Morrellwell, of the groom, and the hostess club. An arrange- ulty Women's Club, t ey are they were almost the same, but, s.v; and Three Into Two Won't Mrly_ Arnold Belville, a close ment of prize red roses, grown Mrs. Ronald Tuccerl, Chemiswere written by two differert Go by Andrea Newman, Cri~~M , by Mrs. Brown. was used In the tcy, and Mrs, Robert boys. One writer was Davidsoo tocy' for a short wedding trip, the table decorations. NON.FlCTION - The Jewel· Awonuga, lOA Fail Street and er•s Eye by WUUam F. Buckley, bride wore a yellow linen dress the other was Yemson Laspama, Jr.; Magic tor Beginners by Har- with white acceasorles and an 26 Luther Street. ry Baron; In the Fist of the Rev~ orchid corsage taken from her The thing that fascinated me olutlon by Jose Yglesias; A Ufe- bridal bouquet. die most was that Iiley read our The new couple will reside Ume with Lloos by George Adam· Gallipolis Daily Tribune and had son; and You Can Be a Better in a mobile home on Waugh our address correct. Of all the Cook than Mama Ever Was by Lane, lure, Richard E. Hern, Roy B. ADMl'lSIONS thousands or newspapers in the Mrs. Cardwell attended North Elise Meyer. Ha.yes, Herman Hoschar, Mrs. Mrs. Katherine Richards, Rt. United states, how did a GalliGallia and gra&ated from Han- 2 Thurman; Mrs. Earl E. Jones, Byrd H. Jeffers, Lewis F. Long, nan Trace. 9te ls employed by Rt. 1 Bidwell; Robin J, Cre- Gilbert Lucas, r.irs:~ew IL Corbin Ltd,, Inc,, Huntington, W, means, Rt. 1 bldwelf; Floyd E. Van Matre, James IL Vaughan, Va, Niday, Rt. 2 Blc!Mill; Mro. Doug. Charles B. Ve\'f'Jil, Mrs, RaJ· Mr. Cardwell also graWaled las Ralke, Galllj>ollB FetTY, W, mond M. Watldns, Mra, Marshall from Hannan Trace High School Va.; Mrs. M, lrene 9\umaker, Wllllo, Mrs. James E. Aualln IUid lo employed by the C & 0 Pomeroy; Jimmy A. Alley, Rt. and lnlant daughter, Mrs, Ernest shop as • pipe fitter. 2 Racine;, Mrs. Jerry T. Post, F. J~hniKII! and lnlant son. Among the out.OC.town guests RL 1 Ray; Russell G, Daugher· VETERANS MEMORIAL were the groom's grandparents, ty, Rt. 1 Coolville; Mrs. Edgar HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. John Sword, Del- J. M'artln, Rl 2 Asbland, Ky ,; - Christie MatADM!'ITED ray Beach, Fla.; Mr, and Mro. Mrs. Amie Eaaman, Rt. 2Wellsson, RuUand; Jack Cleland, Jr., John R. Fellure and Mr. and too; Mrs. Clair C. Culp, RaPomeroy. Mn. Charles Domally and their venswood; Mrs. Billie E, Gru.. DISCHARGED - Wllbur Beavson Steve, Columbus; Mr. and ser, Mlneravllle; Mrs. Carl R, er, Lawrence DonohUe, Ann Mow~ Mra. Junior Cardwell, Hunting- Beane, BidwelL ery, Clifford Frazier, Kathryn ton; Mro, Patt;v Eaton, ProcBffiTHS JJemliiOI!, Franklin Triplett, VI<· torville; and Mr. and Mrs, Aus. Mra. Jerry T. Po It, Rt 1 ld carr, Ella LarUe, Je!lrey II)'. tln Rogers, Chesapeake. Ray, aon, 6:20 p,m, Fricll1, sell, Terry S<aggs. DISCHARGFS Robert A. Armatead, Sr ,, Can M.. Bates, Mra. Noah Brewer, MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Lester L. Bnunfteld, Jr., CharADMit lED None. FOUR GENERATIONS - Amos L. Adams celebrated hls leo R. Dennloon, Terry D. Fe!DISCHARGED Myrtle Durst. eigh~-first birthd~cy Saturday, Aug. 24. A former resident of Gall18 County, he now resides at Columbus. On a recent visit to his son's home Kenneth Adams, Rt. 2, Bidwell, this picture was taken. L. to R.: Amos L. Adams, Kenneth Adams, JUnes K. Adams and James Andrew Adami. MRS, ROSA BURNETT, the Tribune's next door neighbor on the side toward town, must be the world's best natured lady. She al"ays has a smile for us and never complains when dumb drivers (like yours truly) coasta little too close to her house. A !rlerxD.y neighbor is great to have any time, but you really appreciate one when you find you've locked yourself out or the office (with a column deadline to meet) and you need to call soma. one (help) with a key. Mrs. Burnett and her daughter, Mrs. Har· rison C. Smith, who lives with her mother while ller husband is overseas, invited me into their home to make my phone calL Miss Judith Wildermuth Becomes August Bride of John Allensworth . •. ' 1S Who would have tl'lought last week that this week the·teQerature would be just about hal£ what it was? Isn't it wonderfUl and doesn't it seem like £all? IT WAS A GOOD TIME Cor the church league slow pitch soft. ball touroament.I hada't gone to any of the regular season games ao 1 decided I would go the ant n.lght of the tournamenL 1 hate to say it, but I nearly rroze. ' .. Wien~r Roast Glenn D. Cardwell At lvk. ·'z·· GALLIPOLIS Mloo Janet &lo Wa~dauglrter OCMr. and Mra. John '"b. Waust>. Rt. 2 Crown Cl~. became the bri~ or Glen D. Clrdwell, 1011 or Mr. and Mro. Winfred Cardwell RL 2 Crown CIQ". on June at 7:30 p,m, at the Mt. Zion Baptist Church. The Rev, Olio Chapman, onde of the bride, performed the clou• ble ring ceremony. 'l"he church was decorated with vaaes of white g!adlola and yellow carnations by Mrs. Irene Wallace, a close trlend or the bride. Mrs, Leona Presion provided a halt-l>oor of nuptial muaic. Given ln marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor-length gown of white sa.Un. The chanUU1 lace bodice was accented with French seqqlns and seed pearls, and the long sleeves ended in points over her hands. The pout sldrt was fashioned in white organza over Satin and came to a lull sweeping pleat In the center back. The bride carried a cascade of white or· chids and earnations. For her veil the bride wnre a silk illusJoo held by ~ rosette of silk organza and l<'rench lace with seed pearls, Mrs. Wanda Fellure, sister o1 the bride, served as matron of honor, and the bridesmaids Ju<(v Cardwell, s!ster-ln~aw or the groom, and Wanda Davis, Proctorville, a close friend. The attendants wore identical gowns a! maize yellow satin bro~ cade fashioned with an empire walsteltne, A.Jine skirt, and low back. The corresponding head· pieces were matching halo banda holding a short veil . The carried noaega.v bouquets of yellow rosebuds and carnations. Serving as best man was John R. Fellure, the bride's brotherln~aw. The ushers were John o, Waugh, Jr., the bride' a brotJi.er John Chapman, cousin of th; bride, and Lester Cardwell, the groom's brother. Kelly Fellure, 5~year-old nephew or the bride ' was the ring bearer. He carried a double ring pillow of white sat· ln and lace with yellow 11tream- ' "':• ·' ··. ' ;( PfA¥ . ·-:;.:. • Saves·water • Creates clothes To Keep Fresh -- NEW FOR THE KIDS thot'l tj>m!>l••.•lJ noo-puy and~~··s"~~· Souhes and _ siDOOtbs as it prot~t&. So bfiMty. to use Beauty lotioa deodorllllt THE NAYY. Ol PINTO BEANS · Roll-Dry Deodorant Styled for that up-to-the-minute look, rugge~ly constructed ~rlcinger WeQt, with itS roll~n .ction. Gre•-:.- for·&ww.mer ttavol: plutic boule • . Prjte , : , '$1.50 LOAfD 'O.,,.,I''' tll'· .' . '. - B·D-E .. '. . itdtli · ~ , .' ' \ ~;.\, •. ~·.' DEODORANT PERFUijE CREAM For ~.-that need ~o~acJ-~mcm. Sootbirta,•• ~oby cte"'"', 9!1i1Jkly ttboOJbed !odooa•!·laatina m.,tdcioitit,irte... · AI''' B.lo••OII! or ••-• S•• '-; ' ' .. . Each 'll.50 :.,•• ' Anti-Perspirants S.,er-Biadatant- Dab-0-ll•ic , .. llemarbble aati·petSpitao.t-aad· deodoront-co!llbiaecl .is opecifically • desisned to check j;erapiradoa iD tbe ,,,. 6olll .o f ......,, S<cipl odOr lao 24 bows. Safe for fabrics. r~. GiMI super proc:Ktioo iD ..-ta 01 . aaxie~ tea.aioo cbat "o ften ...uelt iacte..ed pel'op~roli'•• • ,, �. . ,·. . --' '' . 1·: , t - . 11le ·! ,._ . -~ . . ~ 11meo. ··. ·~ . ··- ,Converuenc·e . ·fo.r-. . ,. - I ·. . • . ~ ,. J .. ,, . ' ~~-' .\ '. ,,-, -, L • l ,~ ..' ' ' ·I .. ' • '" l••: ' ·- I lflt lll..,._lllllnllnt 1bout ltnHII Hllrtftt Aids. PL 'PleurDt Kruger Stl#ell ' Thrifty Brand: :].................. mtllllomltolrllnp~. • · IMSblau.t. · Open Sunday Steak .. LJ ......, rnltl rua4tlt4b ,,... tr" litsrlture 10 AM -l.PM U.S.D.A.. Choice · Tenderay - ---.... ,_ _..... . .... ---------""" ----------,,.. -. -------'"" rMOM : _ Smoked Jowl ••• • Sew-Rite Club ·. MONDAY MONDAY, SEPI'. 2, there will be an all day moet!n&,IUid dinner at noon at the American Legion Form on Bailey RunRoadtoceJe. brate the J)Oot'S Sllth amlver. llllrY· Veteran• ot all wars ore (C-...ed fr<lll Page 7) emOII)', 1 rocepion waa held In Wllcomed IUid urged to attend the clllrch t!Odal room. T h e repnlleas of whether they are bride'l table featured a lllrea- pold members ot tile J)Oal, Albert tiered cake topped wtlll tho tra. Roush, commlllldor of Post 1.28, dlllonal miniature brldO a n d reporta. lfOOm. Tho yellow IUid chartDANCE, MONDAY, 8 Ill 11 p. reuse color scheme waa carried m. at Middleport Communi1;y out In the decorations. Hosteuea Park. Music by "Experience were MlaaMarHynSwanandMias '69", live. Sondy Slmpoon, Middleport, and TUEIDAY IIlia Kathy Mancini, Cleveland. RUTLAND UNITED Mothodlet Gueeta were regletered by Mlaa Church Women' a Society of LIIMia Hawley, couatn of the Chrlallan Service, 8 p.m. Tues. •. day, at tho home of Mrs. Don brldQn>olll, Wallnid8o. F~~ trip to Clnclmatl, the Harrioon. Mra. Georp White bride elllnged Into a beige linen to prennt the program, with Wildermuth ' ' .I i AJ!ne dreaa ...._ammed with ber new lnitlala. ~e wore brown llld bel&e aeeessorlea with a wide brimmed hat IUid tho cor. 1rorn her bridal bouquet. Tho Mra. Allenn'Orlh ta 1 li68 gramalo of Ohio Unlver· lib', where IJhe received a degree lD tome ecmomica educatlon. 9Je la a member of KaJipa Delio PI, educatim hooorll')', llld Pbi UpaUoo Omicron. home '• ' ecomm.Jca homrary . · Mr. Allomaworlh aram.aled from Ohio Unlvorlli~ In li67 With degree In phyllieal edueotlon. He attended Miami Univer. ~ 1 111c1 will complete his maa. tors degree In edueallon admlnJetrat!on In 1969. Mr. Allena. WOrth was al!illated with Slgrno Alpho Fi!all011 Fralernl~ at Ohio Ulliveralty. ;i were welcomed as new members when the Sew-Rite Sewing Club ed. Mrs. ctmrle s Hoffman gave 1 hostess gift to Mrs. Bo.)'tlr. Homemade ice cream and c<JOk.. ies were served to those named and Mrs. James Neutzling, Mrs. Don McKnight, Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken, Mrs. Ronald Browning, Mrs. Hai'Qld Hood, and Mrs; Elza Gilmore. Mrs. Don Mullen wiD be the next hostess. Mra. c. o. Chap~man- . """l the new consututton. TRE REGULAR eting of Southern Local Bposte . wm be held Tue S<P~ s, at ) ROUND WOOD 7:so p. m. at the high 'school. ALL SPECIES MEIGS TEMPI,.E, Pythlan Sisters, wtll meet at the hall with a Ma)lll'lum Dla~neter 10 in. potluck dinner at 6 p. m. Tues. Minimum Diamltfer 2 in. day. Members are urged to atMinimum Ltnath 4 f..t tend since plans will be made tor hosting the district convention pn Oct. 1. • WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Christian Service, Enterprise United '' · Mothodlat Church, will meet at D IVERED TO 7:30 p. m. Tue&da¥, at the home or Mrs. Corol Ohl~r. OHIO PALLET CO·. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or· 992-2689 der of llle EoatemStar, will meet POMEROY, OHIO II 7:45 Tuoadly night at the Pom- . 1_ _ _ _ _.;_.;.;;,;;_...,J Masonic ,eroy __ _ _ Temple. _.;,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"11 The emple reside a at 823 Tfm. berlane Drive In Gellon. Mrs. ) i j l if r Allensworth Ia teaching home oconomlcs at Mount Gllead High Sebool, IUid he-< husband Is I teacher and auiatant coach at Gallon High Sehool. Here for the wedding !rom out ol town were Mr. and Mrs. w. Keith Klncald, Berwyn, Pa.; Mr. IUid Mrs. Jomes Howley andfom14. Walbridge; Mrs. Laura WU. clormuth, GalllJ)Olls; Mr . and Mrs. William Grate, South Charleltoa, W. Va.; Mr. and Mra. Marlon D. Allmaworth, st. AI. bani, W.Va.; Mrs. EYaJ, Tlv:unp.. ~- !pl. Belle, West Vtrglnlai Mr. llld Mra. VIrgil BretU, Croton· L ' I Y""-=•· ~ , : ) ! ~ : .'1 l l \s. : '! , Camtr Mill 1ncl S•••ld Sis. Jo Alln RuUMCillter, ~. W. VI.; M111es LlaatellldiVJSleelh llld Mrl. Nolan Snekhammer, lfuoo, W. Va.; Col. ODd Mra. J. Artlllr Ham.llton, Marion; Mra. DALE'S MUSTARD DPid IAHI, AthE!!IIIj Mra. Wllletta Fnme and Jvdle, Athena; Kro. IIQ1nalld Allena-.orlb, 1-. Je llld Joe, Groveport, Roymond L. KINa, West Corolton: Mro. Jdloo D. Hallll1on, Clncimltl; lira. Gale Hudwick, New Cootie, bl.; Mr; 'lbomal Rosie, Euclid; llr. o-J4 J. KeNul~, Cincinnati; Mr. lao! . Mr•· Kent llod- dlek, Col;~~:. a n d Mlll81 Lo''·· 'lJid Nanq-liluelnl, Cleve.. •• lit ...... Iii ......... ...,. _ ............ ., ......... Delllll · ' 111c., P. '0. fii.WV;- 11111 1· ;lbldl.. fill d'S . -?" . '· ~ .,..,... '*'I • • 29 19 T...... .hiee• and·Coupo1111 in tlaia· Ad' . -.... -.. Tip Roast ........ ... 99c T-'ftTooly 'lllilfiY ...... I Iiffectlve Through Sat., Sept. 71 •• l ·1,,' :l•• ... $1..09 Cube Steak ;I •• K-WI-IrMIII Turkeys !0: 1!-. ... 39c Kroger Accepts Federal Food Stam,.J Stok~y ·Pears:.r . .~ . _,. _______ ... ~$1 Drip, Regular, Eleclr1 l'erk YH P'ec Folgers _______ ::· $1.39 ' . .~ "···~..., ..... 16 OJ· '. , ~· ,' ' .. . MuSoups ------- 6 c:.......l'a . 3 lb. can '" .Jiolllly ,,....... 11•• ' Coektail ·-·-·· '• ' ' A . I 100 ct• baa . s· .· . . ., , -.' •, ~,;1', .' ' · 2% CANS •· .,. • · -~-~~-- • ; 95e IH YeriiiY 4 ,_ .... $1 Dog Food ·---· ,_ Ve tables --- 5~ $1 Stokely GolttCream Style & Wlwle Kernel . / Corn . Jtekoly - HIM\' ....4 Peas../.------··-...-' Stwlloly stlceol .. Col Ne. . . ~ 89c 6 ...._.. $1 Beets --------· Jtekoly- 4 ~ .. $1 . - Hominy ............ 10 :.· $1 No. 303 can8 !io'<oly _. ...., C11oiJ1r. Cn ~of, ., Sllooil '· , ·· •.· 1e ---· a ·No.l$1 -. . . ·. Pineapp PEACH ·. H·ALVI$ . " - Clllcbn _.. No.1 Tht••ed At .JQiee~ -· --- ... SloiiiiY l'noll. . LADY bot. 1se OFF Cake Mix _____ . 4 !: $1 . ' Cr. ol Qlct., Cr. ol K,...,Sal tlwdY......, r;;;r& 'Beans -' 6 ':..- $1 ---·--· 5 =. $1 . qt. LJtM II.. ~ Beans ---~---- 7 :..• $1 . . ··. • • 'i' i read .. . lriMWIIItt 4~ . ' ' .... . sl ' ... • •••••• ••••• ., ..'·'', • :-I ·:"',;...' J;, . '!., ~·; WELLESLE,Y FARM ICE CREAl %GA~. • I Doalor Name ond Addreu JG-10 DOG • ' \ . \. ' '' . ..a • , LEAF TEA ~------~~ < Flour ------~--- - •::· 89c ._.}- MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,,., K....... Plo!o • PHONE 992·5321 ' 10 Oi... JAR · KRAFT TOMATO 46 oz. can JUICE DISH WASHING $ FOREMAN & ABBOTT ' U8JUIPOII, O. quart jar PETAL SOFT Buy • Miracle Water unit. Waah a clo..n dirtr cowboya with no bAthtub rint hanp.,.... He. "itchJ" fMli.nc after bar.thinc .-lther. Wh7 ? A Ml.-ac.. Water unit nmoyea the "~Ud 1 '' 1n water (lime, Iron, etc.) that c:auM th. . probleme. S..p lathen lnetantlp- in blllowa (..... pWbtp on ~oap bllla). You pt daud--'t laundry and apot..fne diahwuhlnr In the Mrpln. Mlr.c&.eonMfullrautomaUe(nolmobl .. .tlalltow.,.,. about). Whr firht iH BUJ" lt. Todar. \ ~ With pwchase of 2 75 w. ll&ht bulbs. THE ONLY MIRACLE YOU CAN BUY THAT MAKES KIDS ENJOY BATHS. :. ~ . '< '~ No.Z'(z NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE '~-- Ground Round .. 99c ············~··············· Glen !lgler, Cheri, BUll', Walbridge; Mr. and Jordan and Trad, Columbus: 11111 Cynthia White, HUlaell Hol&llts, Md.; Mr. and Mrl. Jo1r1 BRYer, Dunbar, W. VL; Mill 09 ''f.Mclcr·tJil.a~tt'f ..;.. """' ... ~~~.. 11 ~ BAC:f;».~~·,•~~D~.'.~~~~\~~.·;.~.:t,•• 3 ~~ LARGE SIZE " M- ,...~ doz. LEMONS 1. Richard Parkhlll, Clev... lllld. ~ · Mra. Arl>eautls Houck, Gal· lq,olla; Mr. and Mra. Robert Burae, GalltpoUa: Mra. Myrna ~ PHONEs 992-3480 CRISCO Lorey FilA ·. We Accept Federal ·Food S~mnp~ · WANTED I S5 00 ~~ TON No ~urcluUe Beqillrid Teo f14yl • MARKET· Open Daily 9 to 9:30~Sun. 12 to 9:30 ---------~ ' ,..... 79c Lard ............... ~ ' ' ,-~ FIOIII, ' - - .~ POMEROY - Mra. Marahall KlllJI and. Mrs. Larry Wehrwlg . ........ f'IM 11 WIEMERS New Members met Wednosdly night at the hone of Mrs. Willard Boyer. Mrs. Flo Strickland conducted the business meetllw. The birthdays of Mrs. Raymorxl Baity llld Mn. Edward Wells were observ- ·-·· DAVID DAVIES Welcomes Two Bacon .. ~ Monday, Tues., Wed. ~Sale-OPEN LABOR DAY ... 39c Sllceol ! ..... < -~Now Tenderay Takes'.t'he GueN· • work Out Of Buying Beef! Co;ttllht, n.. K.....rC...-U. ·.~­ We ,....,. lht riiM ,. limit .,a :till& .. u.. Poiwwoy . '\ c.Dipo' ' ' '' �. . ,·. . --' '' . 1·: , t - . 11le ·! ,._ . -~ . . ~ 11meo. ··. ·~ . ··- ,Converuenc·e . ·fo.r-. . ,. - I ·. . • . ~ ,. J .. ,, . ' ~~-' .\ '. ,,-, -, L • l ,~ ..' ' ' ·I .. ' • '" l••: ' ·- I lflt lll..,._lllllnllnt 1bout ltnHII Hllrtftt Aids. PL 'PleurDt Kruger Stl#ell ' Thrifty Brand: :].................. mtllllomltolrllnp~. • · IMSblau.t. · Open Sunday Steak .. LJ ......, rnltl rua4tlt4b ,,... tr" litsrlture 10 AM -l.PM U.S.D.A.. Choice · Tenderay - ---.... ,_ _..... . .... ---------""" ----------,,.. -. -------'"" rMOM : _ Smoked Jowl ••• • Sew-Rite Club ·. MONDAY MONDAY, SEPI'. 2, there will be an all day moet!n&,IUid dinner at noon at the American Legion Form on Bailey RunRoadtoceJe. brate the J)Oot'S Sllth amlver. llllrY· Veteran• ot all wars ore (C-...ed fr<lll Page 7) emOII)', 1 rocepion waa held In Wllcomed IUid urged to attend the clllrch t!Odal room. T h e repnlleas of whether they are bride'l table featured a lllrea- pold members ot tile J)Oal, Albert tiered cake topped wtlll tho tra. Roush, commlllldor of Post 1.28, dlllonal miniature brldO a n d reporta. lfOOm. Tho yellow IUid chartDANCE, MONDAY, 8 Ill 11 p. reuse color scheme waa carried m. at Middleport Communi1;y out In the decorations. Hosteuea Park. Music by "Experience were MlaaMarHynSwanandMias '69", live. Sondy Slmpoon, Middleport, and TUEIDAY IIlia Kathy Mancini, Cleveland. RUTLAND UNITED Mothodlet Gueeta were regletered by Mlaa Church Women' a Society of LIIMia Hawley, couatn of the Chrlallan Service, 8 p.m. Tues. •. day, at tho home of Mrs. Don brldQn>olll, Wallnid8o. F~~ trip to Clnclmatl, the Harrioon. Mra. Georp White bride elllnged Into a beige linen to prennt the program, with Wildermuth ' ' .I i AJ!ne dreaa ...._ammed with ber new lnitlala. ~e wore brown llld bel&e aeeessorlea with a wide brimmed hat IUid tho cor. 1rorn her bridal bouquet. Tho Mra. Allenn'Orlh ta 1 li68 gramalo of Ohio Unlver· lib', where IJhe received a degree lD tome ecmomica educatlon. 9Je la a member of KaJipa Delio PI, educatim hooorll')', llld Pbi UpaUoo Omicron. home '• ' ecomm.Jca homrary . · Mr. Allomaworlh aram.aled from Ohio Unlvorlli~ In li67 With degree In phyllieal edueotlon. He attended Miami Univer. ~ 1 111c1 will complete his maa. tors degree In edueallon admlnJetrat!on In 1969. Mr. Allena. WOrth was al!illated with Slgrno Alpho Fi!all011 Fralernl~ at Ohio Ulliveralty. ;i were welcomed as new members when the Sew-Rite Sewing Club ed. Mrs. ctmrle s Hoffman gave 1 hostess gift to Mrs. Bo.)'tlr. Homemade ice cream and c<JOk.. ies were served to those named and Mrs. James Neutzling, Mrs. Don McKnight, Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken, Mrs. Ronald Browning, Mrs. Hai'Qld Hood, and Mrs; Elza Gilmore. Mrs. Don Mullen wiD be the next hostess. Mra. c. o. Chap~man- . """l the new consututton. TRE REGULAR eting of Southern Local Bposte . wm be held Tue S<P~ s, at ) ROUND WOOD 7:so p. m. at the high 'school. ALL SPECIES MEIGS TEMPI,.E, Pythlan Sisters, wtll meet at the hall with a Ma)lll'lum Dla~neter 10 in. potluck dinner at 6 p. m. Tues. Minimum Diamltfer 2 in. day. Members are urged to atMinimum Ltnath 4 f..t tend since plans will be made tor hosting the district convention pn Oct. 1. • WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Christian Service, Enterprise United '' · Mothodlat Church, will meet at D IVERED TO 7:30 p. m. Tue&da¥, at the home or Mrs. Corol Ohl~r. OHIO PALLET CO·. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or· 992-2689 der of llle EoatemStar, will meet POMEROY, OHIO II 7:45 Tuoadly night at the Pom- . 1_ _ _ _ _.;_.;.;;,;;_...,J Masonic ,eroy __ _ _ Temple. _.;,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"11 The emple reside a at 823 Tfm. berlane Drive In Gellon. Mrs. ) i j l if r Allensworth Ia teaching home oconomlcs at Mount Gllead High Sebool, IUid he-< husband Is I teacher and auiatant coach at Gallon High Sehool. Here for the wedding !rom out ol town were Mr. and Mrs. w. Keith Klncald, Berwyn, Pa.; Mr. IUid Mrs. Jomes Howley andfom14. Walbridge; Mrs. Laura WU. clormuth, GalllJ)Olls; Mr . and Mrs. William Grate, South Charleltoa, W. Va.; Mr. and Mra. Marlon D. Allmaworth, st. AI. bani, W.Va.; Mrs. EYaJ, Tlv:unp.. ~- !pl. Belle, West Vtrglnlai Mr. llld Mra. VIrgil BretU, Croton· L ' I Y""-=•· ~ , : ) ! ~ : .'1 l l \s. : '! , Camtr Mill 1ncl S•••ld Sis. Jo Alln RuUMCillter, ~. W. VI.; M111es LlaatellldiVJSleelh llld Mrl. Nolan Snekhammer, lfuoo, W. Va.; Col. ODd Mra. J. Artlllr Ham.llton, Marion; Mra. DALE'S MUSTARD DPid IAHI, AthE!!IIIj Mra. Wllletta Fnme and Jvdle, Athena; Kro. IIQ1nalld Allena-.orlb, 1-. Je llld Joe, Groveport, Roymond L. KINa, West Corolton: Mro. Jdloo D. Hallll1on, Clncimltl; lira. Gale Hudwick, New Cootie, bl.; Mr; 'lbomal Rosie, Euclid; llr. o-J4 J. KeNul~, Cincinnati; Mr. lao! . Mr•· Kent llod- dlek, Col;~~:. a n d Mlll81 Lo''·· 'lJid Nanq-liluelnl, Cleve.. •• lit ...... Iii ......... ...,. _ ............ ., ......... Delllll · ' 111c., P. '0. fii.WV;- 11111 1· ;lbldl.. fill d'S . -?" . '· ~ .,..,... '*'I • • 29 19 T...... .hiee• and·Coupo1111 in tlaia· Ad' . -.... -.. Tip Roast ........ ... 99c T-'ftTooly 'lllilfiY ...... I Iiffectlve Through Sat., Sept. 71 •• l ·1,,' :l•• ... $1..09 Cube Steak ;I •• K-WI-IrMIII Turkeys !0: 1!-. ... 39c Kroger Accepts Federal Food Stam,.J Stok~y ·Pears:.r . .~ . _,. _______ ... ~$1 Drip, Regular, Eleclr1 l'erk YH P'ec Folgers _______ ::· $1.39 ' . .~ "···~..., ..... 16 OJ· '. , ~· ,' ' .. . MuSoups ------- 6 c:.......l'a . 3 lb. can '" .Jiolllly ,,....... 11•• ' Coektail ·-·-·· '• ' ' A . I 100 ct• baa . s· .· . . ., , -.' •, ~,;1', .' ' · 2% CANS •· .,. • · -~-~~-- • ; 95e IH YeriiiY 4 ,_ .... $1 Dog Food ·---· ,_ Ve tables --- 5~ $1 Stokely GolttCream Style & Wlwle Kernel . / Corn . Jtekoly - HIM\' ....4 Peas../.------··-...-' Stwlloly stlceol .. Col Ne. . . ~ 89c 6 ...._.. $1 Beets --------· Jtekoly- 4 ~ .. $1 . - Hominy ............ 10 :.· $1 No. 303 can8 !io'<oly _. ...., C11oiJ1r. Cn ~of, ., Sllooil '· , ·· •.· 1e ---· a ·No.l$1 -. . . ·. Pineapp PEACH ·. H·ALVI$ . " - Clllcbn _.. No.1 Tht••ed At .JQiee~ -· --- ... SloiiiiY l'noll. . LADY bot. 1se OFF Cake Mix _____ . 4 !: $1 . ' Cr. ol Qlct., Cr. ol K,...,Sal tlwdY......, r;;;r& 'Beans -' 6 ':..- $1 ---·--· 5 =. $1 . qt. LJtM II.. ~ Beans ---~---- 7 :..• $1 . . ··. • • 'i' i read .. . lriMWIIItt 4~ . ' ' .... . sl ' ... • •••••• ••••• ., ..'·'', • :-I ·:"',;...' J;, . '!., ~·; WELLESLE,Y FARM ICE CREAl %GA~. • I Doalor Name ond Addreu JG-10 DOG • ' \ . \. ' '' . ..a • , LEAF TEA ~------~~ < Flour ------~--- - •::· 89c ._.}- MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,,., K....... Plo!o • PHONE 992·5321 ' 10 Oi... JAR · KRAFT TOMATO 46 oz. can JUICE DISH WASHING $ FOREMAN & ABBOTT ' U8JUIPOII, O. quart jar PETAL SOFT Buy • Miracle Water unit. Waah a clo..n dirtr cowboya with no bAthtub rint hanp.,.... He. "itchJ" fMli.nc after bar.thinc .-lther. Wh7 ? A Ml.-ac.. Water unit nmoyea the "~Ud 1 '' 1n water (lime, Iron, etc.) that c:auM th. . probleme. S..p lathen lnetantlp- in blllowa (..... pWbtp on ~oap bllla). You pt daud--'t laundry and apot..fne diahwuhlnr In the Mrpln. Mlr.c&.eonMfullrautomaUe(nolmobl .. .tlalltow.,.,. about). Whr firht iH BUJ" lt. Todar. \ ~ With pwchase of 2 75 w. ll&ht bulbs. THE ONLY MIRACLE YOU CAN BUY THAT MAKES KIDS ENJOY BATHS. :. ~ . '< '~ No.Z'(z NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE '~-- Ground Round .. 99c ············~··············· Glen !lgler, Cheri, BUll', Walbridge; Mr. and Jordan and Trad, Columbus: 11111 Cynthia White, HUlaell Hol&llts, Md.; Mr. and Mrl. Jo1r1 BRYer, Dunbar, W. VL; Mill 09 ''f.Mclcr·tJil.a~tt'f ..;.. """' ... ~~~.. 11 ~ BAC:f;».~~·,•~~D~.'.~~~~\~~.·;.~.:t,•• 3 ~~ LARGE SIZE " M- ,...~ doz. LEMONS 1. Richard Parkhlll, Clev... lllld. ~ · Mra. Arl>eautls Houck, Gal· lq,olla; Mr. and Mra. Robert Burae, GalltpoUa: Mra. Myrna ~ PHONEs 992-3480 CRISCO Lorey FilA ·. We Accept Federal ·Food S~mnp~ · WANTED I S5 00 ~~ TON No ~urcluUe Beqillrid Teo f14yl • MARKET· Open Daily 9 to 9:30~Sun. 12 to 9:30 ---------~ ' ,..... 79c Lard ............... ~ ' ' ,-~ FIOIII, ' - - .~ POMEROY - Mra. Marahall KlllJI and. Mrs. Larry Wehrwlg . ........ f'IM 11 WIEMERS New Members met Wednosdly night at the hone of Mrs. Willard Boyer. Mrs. Flo Strickland conducted the business meetllw. The birthdays of Mrs. Raymorxl Baity llld Mn. Edward Wells were observ- ·-·· DAVID DAVIES Welcomes Two Bacon .. ~ Monday, Tues., Wed. ~Sale-OPEN LABOR DAY ... 39c Sllceol ! ..... < -~Now Tenderay Takes'.t'he GueN· • work Out Of Buying Beef! Co;ttllht, n.. K.....rC...-U. ·.~­ We ,....,. lht riiM ,. limit .,a :till& .. u.. Poiwwoy . '\ c.Dipo' ' ' '' �~. ·. . ., . ·~·~sentinel,~. September 1, 1968 ~DDDJ.P>Pil'l' - World War veterans 11JU· a:,e ho01,1r~ euosts at 1 plchlc P~· ror Monda.Y a1 the rec~~ ~o(Feeney" Bennett PO:sl' ~28, American Legion. " .. Meat,, ·cori'e.e am broad will be .i ";<,'' I' •. ..' I .• Week • ' ... Di-r 'l . tl'c.l'elllllr..,. ~ l'llllllylucket Fllllllyllrrel .. \ ~ provided by. the post and those at.. tend,i llt •rlr asked to take a covered dish. ~ ve.terans ol Wocld W1r regai'dless of American ~: ~ Mrs. WUIIam Curtis o!Columi· • . bus is the guest or her sister, .. ~ ' \ v Legjon membership, are lnvtled Mn. Robert Warner. to atrend the' picnic. , '!1~ the ex~tioli-ot ~ome. :b,vi_Mts ant .• ~}~e~~.J~ · ;~- · Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. ·Hili,Sr, left this weekend for a twa week Slloryl ~: NoWmon ' BurdeU.. .n;· li( &OCJOI, ~ c"J!jr,;;;.{;/' ,, . the Iiiio aecldont which trip to Boston am cape Cod. They seriousness stopped in Columbus Jor their oth<!rwlso. deliglllflll w.catlon In ·nortiiorn Mldligl,:: '!i1Q'. e·.._,:..:_,, their blosstnra, lt.eould ·hive beeil tragic · · · .. · soo, Robert, wllo wUI vacation Fortunately' the 'tWo were of1 lJ~ Their ~il· wer8 with .Utem i~ the East. Visiting .: with his parents before they lefi Ne~an~s parents in GaJUpolis. ~ryl w Ne"wman 'were . • were SteVe Hill and daughter, tlu'ollgh S~ JI>Seph, Mich. on II'Urstato 94 Noftday when the front . side ot Uleir car was slruck by anoLher .Yehicle at ln inter• Marcy, of Dayton. .. :· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKenzie section. and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm The car, owned by Newman's LAND AROUND . the. om~ otf have returned from a wcltion parents, skidded across two lrip tJ, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. lanes, went' ovet .the median ani Dr. Ray Pickens on Soutli T~rd- · Grim;/ spent two days in colum- landed in a lane ol traffic on the A\'e. ls. being clea'Ud ln pr.eparation tor an addition which ' will· bus ~[th their son and daughter- other side. It was demolished. The two were treated for mihor get under construction this 001. i~law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert injuries, stayed overnight at Ben- ~sides the clinic rom1s which Grimm al'll family. ton Park, where, lncidental.ly, . will be added to t~ stru~e, Sheryl's father is eQJloyed, and the interior of theo14JonesMemthen were taken to Kalamazoo, orial Clinic will be remodeled. · The octopus will grow a new Mich., for tbeir Olght home. tentacle if one is torn ofl'. . MRS. ARNOLD Richard left . yesterday with~erdaughter,Ros· PROBABLY low people knew as they listened to Butch Bachtel etta Bunton, and sr;m, Brett, of sing uWhither Thou Goest" at Cincinnati oo a motor triP to Denthe weddinr of Jndy Wildermuth ver. Rosetta has reslgne;d her and John Allenaworth, that Butch iob with Procter and Gamble and had written Ule inu1ic. He even is mol'i!Uo: to Denver where her wrote the arrangement tor' the husband, Stacy, has been employ· organ accom.iliniment by Mrs. ed with Westehl Airlines tor the past two months. Chester EM91n. From Denver, ·Mrs. Richa~d·s J. ' 1 ~f J Pc.lox Din-· ... & ••• StHI!Hont UD loftm111hlt1IR .. ·'' X.· ,, 1 ' ~ · ~'""'" ' ••Jadt'' DOrMY, Jt•• area en.. glnoer f'or the """ Ohio Riyer l!rlllio at Honder11011, nlar'ltm., .._.ti;al'lf.vtlloa at Ill• 1118 ' ., are . m~ at an '111'"1a1)Jtfa'tt pace. . ,. · LU.AN . aAHD 4ND,· IN MAGKZINE - This pho.l"'lraph or Mrs. Rosetta Rlch- WITH lHE •. ' I ~ DEHS-ARLEI!H & ROBBIE . . ords Bunton appeared In the ~uly i&SU~ Of ,, *H.IfK, WILLIAMS. AND HIS - Jr.'. "CHEATI~' HEARTS'' _:_. WITH LAVA~ t.J()RRIS •• GLA....S WITH class is scarce and beautiful but did you know that dle Della .Robbia lrldized glassware made · by Westmor"" land is fast becoming one ~r the most highly collectible items in , the art glass field. And ror years Pearl Reynolds has had a Robbia plate on her kitchen table, not realizing it had any value. Her plate has grapes, pears, bananas, a n d leaves iridiied in Uvillg color on the crystal clear glau. Westmoreland, once Jrif East LiYerpool rompany, ceas~ makil'l8 the Robbia fruit wreatlls in 19U8. . HEAVY TRADE-INS ON NEW CARS HAVE OUR LOT OVERLOADED BEST SEI EcnON IN YEARS AND PRICES TO MATCH! • year. COME SEE-COME SAVE• ALL MAKES-ALL 1967 OLDSMOBILE DELMONT 4 DOOR maroon, blgcl.; top, bloc!.; vinyl fylly equipped with Factory condi · t•~n, on~ loeol owner. Howard sors betler dr•ve th•s one. 1966 OLDSMOBILE '9~' 4 DOOR bl ' ' w h'••• ."'e lnterigr, this cor is fully equipped with factory ofr condition. Everett says call ,__ I t;•m, ~ ~· . I ~·1 .. GALLIPOLIS - !lind School wU1 open Tuesday Dining Room Suite l!g!L 3 for a half day session 7"". tp a now Joc:atton tlda ·.... Formeri.Y held at Fracp Unit. Oil Methodist Chureh, the achOOI " iitu operate tbla year at tiM! St. . i.oula Catholic grade acbool on Henkle Ave. ' ·.: '11lo. sehe<\llo for 'l'Uelidll¥ Is fJ0111 9 to 11:30 a.m., - • r , l$ilnni09 Wednesday the school 1!!11 resume normal -atlooo <Ill a sebedulo of !rom 9 a.m. to ed her college work this week.•• mentary r . H otpolnt Elec. Rang• . . . -·· : ' ... SIIVE% NOW! J . . .: .:·;;;· Much credit Uilf wife and mother who , LOTS OF GOOI USED BFRIGERlTORS returns to college• .r> While Betty does oot plan to return to the classroom this fall on a £ulltime ~sis, she is plan-ning to do some substitute teaching. " STATION WAG· •• ~~!!I' with ¥inyl trim, Merc •o-m 1111tic lronsmi••ion, power •leering gnd power ltrokes, radio, heater, white wolf tires, one locol owner. Skidmore says one o4 the best con he has ever drove, coli 1964 BUICK LoSABRE 4 ODOR HARDTOP, _light blue, vinyl trim, hydromotic tr~smuelon, power steering and broke 1 , rod•o, heater, whit• wall tires. Bruee ears he eon recommend thi s cor to anyone . PONTIAC TEMPEST LeMANS 4 D~O~. vreen, vinyl trim, outomotic: Irons• "' 1111 ~n, power steering, radio, white wall tue1 . SAVE 1963 FORD VICTORIA 2 DOOR HARD solid white, V-8 envine, Ford·Otronsmi•aion, power lfeerlnc;~ radio w l~e wall tires, rou'll hove a ko,rd tim; fa fmd another ear like this one. j ... lapelled, notch collared coat cinched ut the wa.b!.t In suede and teamed with the greatelt l"lUede dreu, both by MonteSano, $1295 ~ ~ t' 1965 FORD [;ALAXIE '500' CONVERT IBLE, Ksolid whiht' V..S eng/no , 4 lpee d. frons . eystone Mag wheels rodlo wh"t wollli,.s. ' • I e• • I )< ~ ., I ·' WAS $1995 WAS $1,95 $1595 r· HOW ..., 19&3 FORO COUNTRY. SEDAN STATION WAGO_N. •ol icf white, V-8 enc;~ine, Ford· 0 -Mo t ~e: , trans . Power 1 ,.erlng on"' . ...... . • vrok es, ro d IO, ...... te woll tires . ........................... $1295 ........ I '' 1963 FORD SEDAN DELIVERY TRUCK, green, 6 cyl . , stondord tron• . L_ _ WAS $1295 NOW .................. WAS $1095 $995 NOW ... ...... ....... . / ...... : $795 1963 CHEVROLET ~ TON UTILITY TRU~K. green, Y..S enc;~lne, 4 speed tronl• miuton , 6 plr tir••· 1~62 FORO FAIRLANE 4 DOOA ' SEDAN 1 ' .. c:r I lnder. stondord trol'llflli ••ion. • WAS $1295 WAS $'95 HOW . ........ . .... .$995 HOW . GALLIPJ)LIS MOTOR CO. YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET·OLDSMOBILE DEALER Second Ave. the '76. GaJlia Common Pl~~ ­ Has Heavy Activity Doeket Rollin Dill, PomeroY, spoedllll, $15 and eosts: W. Carull>ers, Middleport. no mud ftlpa, $5 and costs; Arneath Reiwa, Ptttsburgh 1 Pa., $20 aM costa, speeding: Mark A. LludermDt, Pomeroy, $S lid costs, uDIIfe vehiclei Darrell Goff, LaqJavW.e, speeding, $10 and coats; Robart Raiguel, $15 and costa, anault 6 sChools Open · On Tuesday Demolished MJna. 4 Petsons fAnployed '. wu f~~ ' Glaze Named Scbool~~ W•leut~Aif 2 CaUs&Fe f\Veeks Honor Is Waived v By Brewer 'I· Faled Against Next ToOiol 248 Sllyer Brltlp Site eUSID AND REBUILT PAm i ''~~?.:~2:48~.:L~II~~~ S.. HenrrW. orDonlalnl PH. 446 4060 8A.M. T06,.M. DAILY Don't HII'I!WJ:IIt' -We11 Get It" I FrM T~.S.rvlc'i ,...._ To •40"'Me'W-'cJN Y. . l11 Hr. lrliek•· and E~paft . Huelahes Is Awarded By Firemen _.M I'' Of t1on (or two years Friday when he appeared before Meigs County Judge Frank W, Porter on charges relating to h.ls operat1~ a stUI. Madlsoo Heights, Mich., $27.50, dation of Sheriff Robert Harten-liam F. Smith, Parkersburg, $27bach who recommended the pr~> speeding; ~e Wood, Elmo, Mo., .50, speeding: Charles J. Stoiber bation due to the defendant's age $27,50, speedll1!; WUI!am E. W, HuntiJWtOR, W. VL, $32,50, carr, Mason, w. v.... $22.50, no speeding. aOO Peggy B. Sheridan, and physical comidon. muffi.er; Cha.rles W, Holcomb, Howeve ..~ Judge Porter warnAthens, stop sign violation. Colwnbus, $22, driving on a ed Scott that on the next offense In addition to Scott, eight other the sentence will be imposed plus closed highway; CharlesSinclalr, defendants were tined in friday another sentence wUl be levied. P~eroy Route 3, $27.50, speed- court sessions. i i Thomas E. Duncan, Jackson, Scoll was reportedly charged with The eight Include Danny F. $2 SO, unsafe vehicle; Norman the same oUense sometime ago Rickard, CHfton. $5 an:l costs, J. Sehoonover aOO Charles driving on 1. closed higlr"83'i Jn the County CourL Schoonover, both of Rutland., aOO Larceny 196S CHEVELLE MALIBU SPORT COUPE blue, blue Interior, V-8 envlne, stondord shtft, rodio, whitewall tlrel. HOW . VOL. 3 NO 31 .Answered WAS $1695 HOW ..... HOW.... conference, attellled by the protenionai members Scoots, launches the 8 year long-range program BOYPOWER POMEROY - A 71-year-<>ld man was Dned $100 and costa al'll placed on proba· Long Bottom .' PAGE II SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1968 ges of disturbing the peace; Wil- HALL GREETED - Chsdds Hall, Dlotrlct'Scout Executive, M-G-M District, Is greeted by Don Parish, Troop 36, !roln Fort Collins, Colorado,atthe13thNallonal T(alni!IR conference of the Boy seouts o! America a) Colorado State UnlverslQ:, The ',,~, ~ .... 71 Year-Old Man Convicted For Having Untaxed Liquor . ' I.' entintl ;, Eastern I.ncal - of tho pavlll! wu ._-laot week II¥ V. N, Sons, Inc. m,. at the Gallipolis Public Grand .J1Iry' gold, tan .and green Scottish tweed WllH wed in Lhls wide & WAS $1695 ' For Scouter t \ \ POURING CONCRETE - one·of lifo fllaJ1I paurlag mach1110s Is ohown In openlliJII on the Gllllpolia Rt. 35 by-9818 at tiM! west end, near 111111• Statloo. 'l1lo maJor part Inspection Teem on 1\lesday, Sept. 3, !rom noon until 7 p. or TO~ , M~t•c ( ""'"'"'Ia Use Area. All persons wanting thelr vehicles checked can do so during these hours. f .. · I _.ear. GALLIPOLIS - There will · be a voluntary motor vehicle cheek by tho Oldo state P1trol " l· ' Charged with havillg In his posand beU..ry, and plaeed 00 pr<>' session untaxed liquor, Charles batlon and ordered to pay s~C>porl Sc<tt was harlled a 120 day sentThirteen defendants forfeited Charles T. Sprouse, Pomeroy, of mlnor children. ence in the count;)' jail but was bonds durlll! tl;e Friday hearqs. Cecil ).'ost and Charles Yost, $5 and costs, defective exhaust; placed on probation for the two near Cheshire, $25 each on char They are Blii.Y K. Br""nin& year period t.,an tbe recommenGALLIPOLIS _ H. H""ard he was ordered to pay $30neek fp.m. Me&dowa, 1802 Chatham Ave., support. : 'l1lo ocboql Is governed by tho liled petition Friday in Galli& Lola Meehllng; P1trlot RFD, 0 conrt 1 w.aa ' granted I dl~<~ from ~a ~ · ~ of Meatal common PIeu . or ~· F: Meehl'..;.,· oi!ilreosb,. J itatardltllaY.}(embera are, ~' 1.CctWitof dlvorce trcm Delores ll Mead...'6 ~, man Brucker. prod-: Frank aws, 2217 Mt. Vernon Ave. knOW~ on grounds of gross The plaintiff charges gross neglect of <luey• '. ~·· ~rt Rulh Coodoe, Judge li!hn W. Howell, GUieople, neglect o!dufllandextremocruol· MOTION DENIED .~ WUllaml and Harry II. .l)' and aeoko custodY of tourml"' Judge Thomas W. llllteheU TUPPERS PLAINS- Allis In ' POMEROY - Two cars were or children. They were married denied a motion by theplalntlttin readiness for the opening of :Tbree elasaea will be hold Oct. 26, 1949, at Jaaper, Fla. the case of Katie Rouiter, Gal- demolished ard one driver was schOOl Tuesday in the Eastern saa:lra Henderson. Rt. 2, llpolis, vi. HefJIW\ L. Rossiter, cited to court on charges of OWl llila year Iii tile Gullding Hand Local School District of Meigs • SChool. Teacher sore Mra. James Northl\ll, his aloo flied 1 pet!· for the lllOijltlcatloo o! a child as the result or an accident on E. COUllfl/, John Riebel, superlnton· l'llo Walker, Mrl, Frances L\>01. · Uon tor a divorce rrom Joseph s\.1JPOI't order and • lump sum Main st., FridaY afternoon, PomMIDDJ.P'ORT - TwO teachdent, reports. ' dd .Mra. Aflnabelle Ball. Assist. A. Henderson, Jackson, 011 judgment . was allowed. The de- - eroy pollee said. ElementarY schools will get .ers and two non - teachers were :Iiiio are . Nrs. Flllllie Jooe1 and charges of grosa neglect o! dutY. re.-t A car driYen by Darrell lAke, ordered to pay $290 underWay at 9 jl.m. each morn.. employed Thursday night when · ~ •. n.rtm Wlllllma. 17 Mason. W. VL, which had Silo. alsq seeks olilnonY. They In irrNJll!tO 1 lng during the school year and the Meigs School District ~, n.e 36 children will be tr .. o- wore IIIU'ried May 18, 1968, at stoPPed to malto a left turn from CASES D D , will dismiss at 3:30 In the af- Board of . . -I!DI'ted to lbe ichool In prlval8 NorlhiCI 1nd hive 110 children, Clvti cose• dismissed lncleded Main-St. into Bowers' Drive-In ternoon. The high school will ial sessio ~· and Co!ne !rom all of the however, 'theplalnt:lri.lsnowpreB" Mollie Duhh RL 2 Thurman. va. wae struck in the rear by a secbegin classes at 8:40 a.m. and The rd 81Jl)loyed Mrs. Nan-· Er..lt 'CIIrk and Robert casey, ond eastbouml car driven by Do~ ocbool dlstri<U of Gallla COWl· nan~ • dismiss at 3:20p.m. cy Joseph as anelemenLary teachLT. COL. FROWNFEL'mR If., At pnsiml the aebool Is Ill>- FUll~ a peUUon for a divorce Gallipolis, al tiM! coats of the. d&- aid Kauff, 40, Hemlock Grove. TUesdaY 1 classes will start er and Mrs. Shirley Hamm as a PBOMOTED IN VIETNAM saturday morning wa~ -Carolyn ·fondant; ·and Nationwide . lnourKaufl' was cited to Mayoris •' oratlni to -<~11· on the hoUr but on vocal tnusic teacher on a part-Junes FroWnfelter, hut, .. RAY GLAZE Layno, 95 VIne~. ~nst Gary · ance. Col~•. and Harry v. court on tho DWI <harP. A passtudents will time basis. John T. Fischer was bond o! 1be rormer Barbora A. Lay. . on . erounds of groll Hol1110s, Gllllpoils, vs. Marlon aenger in his car 1 Anna Kauff, 1 p.m. employed as bus st4)ervisor and Roush of White 00 Rd., hU nogleet ofdufl/ardoxtremfcruel· J. McClain, Rt. 1, MI. Sterling, was treated by the Pomeroy Riebel repbrta that buses are head mechanic r~lacing Robert returned to tho Ualted S1ateS emergency SQ.uad for a knee l~ ey, She olao aeeko alimony and on motion·of 1M pial~ lis. primarily to run on the same Swick who resigned r:rom tbat alter a year In Vlelnlm. In custodY mllll1!' child. They A domesU¢,Ctae·dlsml,n~ was jury and was lakon to Veterans 0 schedule as lut year and stu- positiorl recentlY. Dwight Carl June, he was promoted to .were married. N~v. 19, 1966. lhlt of Janie H. llallleld, 213 Me1110rlal Hospital for l\lrlher dents are to be at the same 1<>- was named assistant mechanic. Lleutsrant-Colooel. -Lt. -Col. TWO DIVORCES GRANTED MDI Creek, va. Elias llalllo!d, treatment ani waa later discatlons at the same approxtmate The board 'accepted the resFrownfelter, his wife ud chilElla Bello Jlaft, Vlotoo. woo dismissed by the plalntllt. eharged. times to be picked up. ignation of Orin Wears as a bus dren, Ktmberi.Y, NOrd and ,. Pcmol'OY pollee reported a secToaehln!l uslgnmenta In tiM! driver and agreed to advertise Terri, are OON llvt.nc at Fort granted a dlvorca trom Gary L. col accident Saturdl.f morning on lllft, llllddleporl. on, llfOUnds of . district include: for coal bids &m1 to install a new Walter. Texas, where be b · tho lower parking lol. Acar drivHigh SchoOl - JimmY G. Brab- door In U;e Rutland High School groso neglect ofdlitynoxtreme stallooed with tiM! U. S. Aren by Rlcb&rd Be&rhs, 28, Pombam, Engli&hi Norman Babr, so-- shop room to convert the rocm cruelcy. eustalY q,t two children my•s First Aviation CorPa. eroy, struck in the rear a car - 'l1lo Kfler · ,.... jp:lnloCI to the plljllllfl and POMEROY - nay Glaze or eta! studies: Boyd Hac:knOJI, com- into a bus mainteoance areL driven by N. C. Baumgllrdner, Pomei'OY has beenramed "Scout- rnercial; Larry Hines, lndu&trl· ~ ... ·'·~· The board was informed ~ 25, pomeroy, which hid stopped er Or tbe Week" for the Maso• a1 arlsi Lester Manuel, mathe· SJ4»t. George Hargraves that the -... ...I ci!F::":.;.lnae . . to permit another car to ftcate Gaiiii-Moigs Scout District. mae,<•: Robert Ord, aoetal stud· district has received approval I,I:JU I parklll! op&CO. rodiilolloo Ill DOll l)plal, Glaze started in Scouting 1a.- ies; LUey QtRell}J, conunek'cial; of additional federal lunch ruOOs l DIIIIIP to tiM! Baumgardner earlier tlda month Ill teach 1980. He was aellve In Cub Sc~ Howard Parker, )1hyslco and and &s a result school lunches ear were minOr while thoae to ,.:ork tor a mmber ol ye&rs aDd •· at lf.yp!' Creek ill8ll tiM! BoUhi vohldeworemedlulil. served as treasurer and cub-- chemistr.Vi Nellie Parker, Ubrar· ror stndent• of the district thi• Jft!1 Ollllllo1ed Forrolll bee tan; G8rY Par&Oil8, guidance; school term will be only 20 cents • Therit · we~ no lnjuries and ao master. Since then he •nas n Jmdce Ritchie, borne economics; torme~\1 taulhl at I'Om~·to •.\l\!11~ said. activo with Boy Seoul Tj'OOP 248 Llrt7 Rltehlo, ~llh: Dudol Owges .,oar,,)auablm asalstlnr with many of tho camp- Wrlghl, clrlver's ocmeatloo and Ina t:rlpl. Ills eldest ...... Tim. )1hyslcaJ ocmcotloo: Allee - · r,,_.:,;,.. ..;..,..1··•- ompiQJed Nra. . 16, Is • Star Seoul. Another ooa. vocal n~~olc In t.>th tile high o!RioGrnennlo, 13, lo a second Class act.ool a n d gradea; Chlrlol Two c. Klnil "' Gal· ScoUt and I aon. Gregory • nine, yeago, lniii\IDlentaJ mnstc Iii GALLIPOLIS - T\10 Gallta IO!Icborl, lo I m - of Cub Scoot Pack both bllll oebool and grades: county Sllerlfl'. Department ar· 'la !'l>lnOl'OI'· He alao his BID.Y Klneald, fooG>all -•h. d&ugiltar, Ceyotal, who Is • J Chelltor ElementarY _ Gerold rested llarYe:Y c. Little, 41, Rt. 2 Cbeoblre. and a u .year -old tor Girl seouL RUpo, priaclpol and eighth grade; GIU• Is fl11!1. lreasurer ~ Famlo )'OUih Friday evening on char&el ~ B o Brown, llxtlr,.BetlJ Roush, or pett;y lar<ODY· '!1lo warnlnts wore slined b)' pOSt he-s Mit: all CUoi.Yn I!Ukor. fourth; yoaro. ·.Tbalma orr, tblrd: Glacll'• Bl1· Rol>orl stewart - ICCU!!edlhem ant, uoond; Grace ·wee... drlt; or IIIOallni 12-volt - tea, two ·tin haftd.pllnp&, a new Jlllhmt-. ~. . Elementar1 - Mrs. 'b!lmlllr jack and I pair of illliiP" prlncl»>l an.d or cablu. Total valao wu $38. Lltlle will hlveaboarln&TuolLlwrea.,. J • ohth· Dnld, Rose, ci!J<1. ~ Ill GaiJipolll i.!unl~ Court tbo Jimalle WOre JlldBt . . l.fie - - IIlii Jotit V(. ilowell Ill GaJIIa CGupb' .llr{tidlio,~ . - 1963 C~EVY 11-4 DOOR STATION WAGON, I'd wh1te, ·blu.• interior ' 6 <yl ., po wer9 I e frdhlmllllon, radio, whlte wolf tires one owner, real good economr. ' : · '' By Board 1964 1963 FORO GALA)UE 2 DOOR , moroon, h "". ite lfp, V-8 engine, Ford..O-Matic tronsmiSiiGA, radio, white woll tires, another lweetbur. 1be Guiding Complete Mahoaany { goes to ., ti.01"1 I•' . . \Classe~~- DROP LEAF TABLE, BUFFET AND 4 CHAIRS. JUST LIKE NEW! , just 19 years after she started. She's now a graduate of Ohio u~ lversity with a degree ln el~ p11J4 . ,:School AND BETTY F1JLTZ complet,. H~ADTOP, -Ct• ,• lAVE 1/2 the new sportsedltorofthe ••Parathon", the Marshall University paper. He's a junior there this Allied Struc1ural ~ Co. d Ind., c:mtralp>r lor tiM! Oldo and West VlrCblla aiiiJt. menta and 'land piers and alao for the steel superstructure ol the bridge, alreacl)' h&s com· pleled oxeaullon and clrlvln.t! the Jla1nmond. . pll!ni lor tho pier oo tile Welt Dorsi!)' poUted oul that AI Vir1dDle lido. . .John110t1 Cj)nllb'Udllin CO. dlllln• '!1lo «ittractm: to be- -~Is, Mlm., l)io moved In gill work ' oo·tlle Ohio abutment , men, oqulptnen\, II(MI mat8rlalo aild land pier tblo month. lie his to slarl .work on tile. two river unloaded and stored the H.biim ploro, ono near the Woot Vir· glnla shore, the otllet' '!"" 111o AI far as tho steel suporstiuc- Ohio shOre. 1ure !or the opan 11 i:oncerned. S. J, GroVes and $Jill CO. of tiM! primary progress Is toklnS 111Jmeapolls, holdl the c:mtract place off the sl18, Iii the form o1 for tile West 'Virginia approach· preparlnl and approving 1111op ••· TheY, 100, hive moved In drawings and placing 'mill or· men, oq~lpment and ms18rlalo den for tho lleol. and hive begUn placlna rock and earth !IU for the fonndatloo. 'T'ho ~ 10.1 million !wr.Jano , replace the Silver "t Pleasant, Mason 11 Called oo Dec. IS 1. s aloted for complo· . · ~tarting, TO MIDDLEPORT'S John Make is uprJde" 1 a mag• ·ezlne publloho!l In Clnclnnotl w clrewaled oaUonally, and ·on the col'el' of ~ 'C&raan,'' .an industrlol quarteri.Y o! Procan: and Gamble. Mrs. Bunton. ~urhter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Richards of llllcJ. dlepor~ hla worked for the jast five years as a lab tecb,Dielan at the lwrydale TechJIIcal Center of Proctor and Gamble. She Is a 1981 p-adu. fl8 of Middleport HighSchool, au...- Ohio University two ~ra, anddurill!th<!PIStYoar hu been aU..ncllngX&vlerUnl~urslty urder a PI'octor and Gamble acbolarshlp. She Is ......rled to Stacy Burton and 'hu a aon. Broil. LABOR DAy...COMPLETE NEW SHOW SUNDAY & MONDAY 12:30·3:-5:30-B:OO •. . POOO PLEASANT - John T. '• I . bnJudl~ lbb,lpt~.\o~= h~ W.flx~y Dinner 7~p.ys A ' 'i{ Pomeroy... ' !. , : Personal Notes f ::= ~ . '., Br:idge Activify ~oving At. Un'J,Sually Fast Pace ~t:::;:;:;:;:;::::::;~:;:;:;:;:::::::;,::::::::::=:=:<:::=:~:;:::::::1~1 · .Art:•E:riiteih l-f39ion Picnic Planned . . . ' ' '. som ...-; w-., ·~=~· ~ .. ' .,·'' 'I �~. ·. . ., . ·~·~sentinel,~. September 1, 1968 ~DDDJ.P>Pil'l' - World War veterans 11JU· a:,e ho01,1r~ euosts at 1 plchlc P~· ror Monda.Y a1 the rec~~ ~o(Feeney" Bennett PO:sl' ~28, American Legion. " .. Meat,, ·cori'e.e am broad will be .i ";<,'' I' •. ..' I .• Week • ' ... Di-r 'l . tl'c.l'elllllr..,. ~ l'llllllylucket Fllllllyllrrel .. \ ~ provided by. the post and those at.. tend,i llt •rlr asked to take a covered dish. ~ ve.terans ol Wocld W1r regai'dless of American ~: ~ Mrs. WUIIam Curtis o!Columi· • . bus is the guest or her sister, .. ~ ' \ v Legjon membership, are lnvtled Mn. Robert Warner. to atrend the' picnic. , '!1~ the ex~tioli-ot ~ome. :b,vi_Mts ant .• ~}~e~~.J~ · ;~- · Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. ·Hili,Sr, left this weekend for a twa week Slloryl ~: NoWmon ' BurdeU.. .n;· li( &OCJOI, ~ c"J!jr,;;;.{;/' ,, . the Iiiio aecldont which trip to Boston am cape Cod. They seriousness stopped in Columbus Jor their oth<!rwlso. deliglllflll w.catlon In ·nortiiorn Mldligl,:: '!i1Q'. e·.._,:..:_,, their blosstnra, lt.eould ·hive beeil tragic · · · .. · soo, Robert, wllo wUI vacation Fortunately' the 'tWo were of1 lJ~ Their ~il· wer8 with .Utem i~ the East. Visiting .: with his parents before they lefi Ne~an~s parents in GaJUpolis. ~ryl w Ne"wman 'were . • were SteVe Hill and daughter, tlu'ollgh S~ JI>Seph, Mich. on II'Urstato 94 Noftday when the front . side ot Uleir car was slruck by anoLher .Yehicle at ln inter• Marcy, of Dayton. .. :· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKenzie section. and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grimm The car, owned by Newman's LAND AROUND . the. om~ otf have returned from a wcltion parents, skidded across two lrip tJ, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. lanes, went' ovet .the median ani Dr. Ray Pickens on Soutli T~rd- · Grim;/ spent two days in colum- landed in a lane ol traffic on the A\'e. ls. being clea'Ud ln pr.eparation tor an addition which ' will· bus ~[th their son and daughter- other side. It was demolished. The two were treated for mihor get under construction this 001. i~law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert injuries, stayed overnight at Ben- ~sides the clinic rom1s which Grimm al'll family. ton Park, where, lncidental.ly, . will be added to t~ stru~e, Sheryl's father is eQJloyed, and the interior of theo14JonesMemthen were taken to Kalamazoo, orial Clinic will be remodeled. · The octopus will grow a new Mich., for tbeir Olght home. tentacle if one is torn ofl'. . MRS. ARNOLD Richard left . yesterday with~erdaughter,Ros· PROBABLY low people knew as they listened to Butch Bachtel etta Bunton, and sr;m, Brett, of sing uWhither Thou Goest" at Cincinnati oo a motor triP to Denthe weddinr of Jndy Wildermuth ver. Rosetta has reslgne;d her and John Allenaworth, that Butch iob with Procter and Gamble and had written Ule inu1ic. He even is mol'i!Uo: to Denver where her wrote the arrangement tor' the husband, Stacy, has been employ· organ accom.iliniment by Mrs. ed with Westehl Airlines tor the past two months. Chester EM91n. From Denver, ·Mrs. Richa~d·s J. ' 1 ~f J Pc.lox Din-· ... & ••• StHI!Hont UD loftm111hlt1IR .. ·'' X.· ,, 1 ' ~ · ~'""'" ' ••Jadt'' DOrMY, Jt•• area en.. glnoer f'or the """ Ohio Riyer l!rlllio at Honder11011, nlar'ltm., .._.ti;al'lf.vtlloa at Ill• 1118 ' ., are . m~ at an '111'"1a1)Jtfa'tt pace. . ,. · LU.AN . aAHD 4ND,· IN MAGKZINE - This pho.l"'lraph or Mrs. Rosetta Rlch- WITH lHE •. ' I ~ DEHS-ARLEI!H & ROBBIE . . ords Bunton appeared In the ~uly i&SU~ Of ,, *H.IfK, WILLIAMS. AND HIS - Jr.'. "CHEATI~' HEARTS'' _:_. WITH LAVA~ t.J()RRIS •• GLA....S WITH class is scarce and beautiful but did you know that dle Della .Robbia lrldized glassware made · by Westmor"" land is fast becoming one ~r the most highly collectible items in , the art glass field. And ror years Pearl Reynolds has had a Robbia plate on her kitchen table, not realizing it had any value. Her plate has grapes, pears, bananas, a n d leaves iridiied in Uvillg color on the crystal clear glau. Westmoreland, once Jrif East LiYerpool rompany, ceas~ makil'l8 the Robbia fruit wreatlls in 19U8. . HEAVY TRADE-INS ON NEW CARS HAVE OUR LOT OVERLOADED BEST SEI EcnON IN YEARS AND PRICES TO MATCH! • year. COME SEE-COME SAVE• ALL MAKES-ALL 1967 OLDSMOBILE DELMONT 4 DOOR maroon, blgcl.; top, bloc!.; vinyl fylly equipped with Factory condi · t•~n, on~ loeol owner. Howard sors betler dr•ve th•s one. 1966 OLDSMOBILE '9~' 4 DOOR bl ' ' w h'••• ."'e lnterigr, this cor is fully equipped with factory ofr condition. Everett says call ,__ I t;•m, ~ ~· . I ~·1 .. GALLIPOLIS - !lind School wU1 open Tuesday Dining Room Suite l!g!L 3 for a half day session 7"". tp a now Joc:atton tlda ·.... Formeri.Y held at Fracp Unit. Oil Methodist Chureh, the achOOI " iitu operate tbla year at tiM! St. . i.oula Catholic grade acbool on Henkle Ave. ' ·.: '11lo. sehe<\llo for 'l'Uelidll¥ Is fJ0111 9 to 11:30 a.m., - • r , l$ilnni09 Wednesday the school 1!!11 resume normal -atlooo <Ill a sebedulo of !rom 9 a.m. to ed her college work this week.•• mentary r . H otpolnt Elec. Rang• . . . -·· : ' ... SIIVE% NOW! J . . .: .:·;;;· Much credit Uilf wife and mother who , LOTS OF GOOI USED BFRIGERlTORS returns to college• .r> While Betty does oot plan to return to the classroom this fall on a £ulltime ~sis, she is plan-ning to do some substitute teaching. " STATION WAG· •• ~~!!I' with ¥inyl trim, Merc •o-m 1111tic lronsmi••ion, power •leering gnd power ltrokes, radio, heater, white wolf tires, one locol owner. Skidmore says one o4 the best con he has ever drove, coli 1964 BUICK LoSABRE 4 ODOR HARDTOP, _light blue, vinyl trim, hydromotic tr~smuelon, power steering and broke 1 , rod•o, heater, whit• wall tires. Bruee ears he eon recommend thi s cor to anyone . PONTIAC TEMPEST LeMANS 4 D~O~. vreen, vinyl trim, outomotic: Irons• "' 1111 ~n, power steering, radio, white wall tue1 . SAVE 1963 FORD VICTORIA 2 DOOR HARD solid white, V-8 envine, Ford·Otronsmi•aion, power lfeerlnc;~ radio w l~e wall tires, rou'll hove a ko,rd tim; fa fmd another ear like this one. j ... lapelled, notch collared coat cinched ut the wa.b!.t In suede and teamed with the greatelt l"lUede dreu, both by MonteSano, $1295 ~ ~ t' 1965 FORD [;ALAXIE '500' CONVERT IBLE, Ksolid whiht' V..S eng/no , 4 lpee d. frons . eystone Mag wheels rodlo wh"t wollli,.s. ' • I e• • I )< ~ ., I ·' WAS $1995 WAS $1,95 $1595 r· HOW ..., 19&3 FORO COUNTRY. SEDAN STATION WAGO_N. •ol icf white, V-8 enc;~ine, Ford· 0 -Mo t ~e: , trans . Power 1 ,.erlng on"' . ...... . • vrok es, ro d IO, ...... te woll tires . ........................... $1295 ........ I '' 1963 FORD SEDAN DELIVERY TRUCK, green, 6 cyl . , stondord tron• . L_ _ WAS $1295 NOW .................. WAS $1095 $995 NOW ... ...... ....... . / ...... : $795 1963 CHEVROLET ~ TON UTILITY TRU~K. green, Y..S enc;~lne, 4 speed tronl• miuton , 6 plr tir••· 1~62 FORO FAIRLANE 4 DOOA ' SEDAN 1 ' .. c:r I lnder. stondord trol'llflli ••ion. • WAS $1295 WAS $'95 HOW . ........ . .... .$995 HOW . GALLIPJ)LIS MOTOR CO. YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET·OLDSMOBILE DEALER Second Ave. the '76. GaJlia Common Pl~~ ­ Has Heavy Activity Doeket Rollin Dill, PomeroY, spoedllll, $15 and eosts: W. Carull>ers, Middleport. no mud ftlpa, $5 and costs; Arneath Reiwa, Ptttsburgh 1 Pa., $20 aM costa, speeding: Mark A. LludermDt, Pomeroy, $S lid costs, uDIIfe vehiclei Darrell Goff, LaqJavW.e, speeding, $10 and coats; Robart Raiguel, $15 and costa, anault 6 sChools Open · On Tuesday Demolished MJna. 4 Petsons fAnployed '. wu f~~ ' Glaze Named Scbool~~ W•leut~Aif 2 CaUs&Fe f\Veeks Honor Is Waived v By Brewer 'I· Faled Against Next ToOiol 248 Sllyer Brltlp Site eUSID AND REBUILT PAm i ''~~?.:~2:48~.:L~II~~~ S.. HenrrW. orDonlalnl PH. 446 4060 8A.M. T06,.M. DAILY Don't HII'I!WJ:IIt' -We11 Get It" I FrM T~.S.rvlc'i ,...._ To •40"'Me'W-'cJN Y. . l11 Hr. lrliek•· and E~paft . Huelahes Is Awarded By Firemen _.M I'' Of t1on (or two years Friday when he appeared before Meigs County Judge Frank W, Porter on charges relating to h.ls operat1~ a stUI. Madlsoo Heights, Mich., $27.50, dation of Sheriff Robert Harten-liam F. Smith, Parkersburg, $27bach who recommended the pr~> speeding; ~e Wood, Elmo, Mo., .50, speeding: Charles J. Stoiber bation due to the defendant's age $27,50, speedll1!; WUI!am E. W, HuntiJWtOR, W. VL, $32,50, carr, Mason, w. v.... $22.50, no speeding. aOO Peggy B. Sheridan, and physical comidon. muffi.er; Cha.rles W, Holcomb, Howeve ..~ Judge Porter warnAthens, stop sign violation. Colwnbus, $22, driving on a ed Scott that on the next offense In addition to Scott, eight other the sentence will be imposed plus closed highway; CharlesSinclalr, defendants were tined in friday another sentence wUl be levied. P~eroy Route 3, $27.50, speed- court sessions. i i Thomas E. Duncan, Jackson, Scoll was reportedly charged with The eight Include Danny F. $2 SO, unsafe vehicle; Norman the same oUense sometime ago Rickard, CHfton. $5 an:l costs, J. Sehoonover aOO Charles driving on 1. closed higlr"83'i Jn the County CourL Schoonover, both of Rutland., aOO Larceny 196S CHEVELLE MALIBU SPORT COUPE blue, blue Interior, V-8 envlne, stondord shtft, rodio, whitewall tlrel. HOW . VOL. 3 NO 31 .Answered WAS $1695 HOW ..... HOW.... conference, attellled by the protenionai members Scoots, launches the 8 year long-range program BOYPOWER POMEROY - A 71-year-<>ld man was Dned $100 and costa al'll placed on proba· Long Bottom .' PAGE II SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1968 ges of disturbing the peace; Wil- HALL GREETED - Chsdds Hall, Dlotrlct'Scout Executive, M-G-M District, Is greeted by Don Parish, Troop 36, !roln Fort Collins, Colorado,atthe13thNallonal T(alni!IR conference of the Boy seouts o! America a) Colorado State UnlverslQ:, The ',,~, ~ .... 71 Year-Old Man Convicted For Having Untaxed Liquor . ' I.' entintl ;, Eastern I.ncal - of tho pavlll! wu ._-laot week II¥ V. N, Sons, Inc. m,. at the Gallipolis Public Grand .J1Iry' gold, tan .and green Scottish tweed WllH wed in Lhls wide & WAS $1695 ' For Scouter t \ \ POURING CONCRETE - one·of lifo fllaJ1I paurlag mach1110s Is ohown In openlliJII on the Gllllpolia Rt. 35 by-9818 at tiM! west end, near 111111• Statloo. 'l1lo maJor part Inspection Teem on 1\lesday, Sept. 3, !rom noon until 7 p. or TO~ , M~t•c ( ""'"'"'Ia Use Area. All persons wanting thelr vehicles checked can do so during these hours. f .. · I _.ear. GALLIPOLIS - There will · be a voluntary motor vehicle cheek by tho Oldo state P1trol " l· ' Charged with havillg In his posand beU..ry, and plaeed 00 pr<>' session untaxed liquor, Charles batlon and ordered to pay s~C>porl Sc<tt was harlled a 120 day sentThirteen defendants forfeited Charles T. Sprouse, Pomeroy, of mlnor children. ence in the count;)' jail but was bonds durlll! tl;e Friday hearqs. Cecil ).'ost and Charles Yost, $5 and costs, defective exhaust; placed on probation for the two near Cheshire, $25 each on char They are Blii.Y K. Br""nin& year period t.,an tbe recommenGALLIPOLIS _ H. H""ard he was ordered to pay $30neek fp.m. Me&dowa, 1802 Chatham Ave., support. : 'l1lo ocboql Is governed by tho liled petition Friday in Galli& Lola Meehllng; P1trlot RFD, 0 conrt 1 w.aa ' granted I dl~<~ from ~a ~ · ~ of Meatal common PIeu . or ~· F: Meehl'..;.,· oi!ilreosb,. J itatardltllaY.}(embera are, ~' 1.CctWitof dlvorce trcm Delores ll Mead...'6 ~, man Brucker. prod-: Frank aws, 2217 Mt. Vernon Ave. knOW~ on grounds of gross The plaintiff charges gross neglect of <luey• '. ~·· ~rt Rulh Coodoe, Judge li!hn W. Howell, GUieople, neglect o!dufllandextremocruol· MOTION DENIED .~ WUllaml and Harry II. .l)' and aeoko custodY of tourml"' Judge Thomas W. llllteheU TUPPERS PLAINS- Allis In ' POMEROY - Two cars were or children. They were married denied a motion by theplalntlttin readiness for the opening of :Tbree elasaea will be hold Oct. 26, 1949, at Jaaper, Fla. the case of Katie Rouiter, Gal- demolished ard one driver was schOOl Tuesday in the Eastern saa:lra Henderson. Rt. 2, llpolis, vi. HefJIW\ L. Rossiter, cited to court on charges of OWl llila year Iii tile Gullding Hand Local School District of Meigs • SChool. Teacher sore Mra. James Northl\ll, his aloo flied 1 pet!· for the lllOijltlcatloo o! a child as the result or an accident on E. COUllfl/, John Riebel, superlnton· l'llo Walker, Mrl, Frances L\>01. · Uon tor a divorce rrom Joseph s\.1JPOI't order and • lump sum Main st., FridaY afternoon, PomMIDDJ.P'ORT - TwO teachdent, reports. ' dd .Mra. Aflnabelle Ball. Assist. A. Henderson, Jackson, 011 judgment . was allowed. The de- - eroy pollee said. ElementarY schools will get .ers and two non - teachers were :Iiiio are . Nrs. Flllllie Jooe1 and charges of grosa neglect o! dutY. re.-t A car driYen by Darrell lAke, ordered to pay $290 underWay at 9 jl.m. each morn.. employed Thursday night when · ~ •. n.rtm Wlllllma. 17 Mason. W. VL, which had Silo. alsq seeks olilnonY. They In irrNJll!tO 1 lng during the school year and the Meigs School District ~, n.e 36 children will be tr .. o- wore IIIU'ried May 18, 1968, at stoPPed to malto a left turn from CASES D D , will dismiss at 3:30 In the af- Board of . . -I!DI'ted to lbe ichool In prlval8 NorlhiCI 1nd hive 110 children, Clvti cose• dismissed lncleded Main-St. into Bowers' Drive-In ternoon. The high school will ial sessio ~· and Co!ne !rom all of the however, 'theplalnt:lri.lsnowpreB" Mollie Duhh RL 2 Thurman. va. wae struck in the rear by a secbegin classes at 8:40 a.m. and The rd 81Jl)loyed Mrs. Nan-· Er..lt 'CIIrk and Robert casey, ond eastbouml car driven by Do~ ocbool dlstri<U of Gallla COWl· nan~ • dismiss at 3:20p.m. cy Joseph as anelemenLary teachLT. COL. FROWNFEL'mR If., At pnsiml the aebool Is Ill>- FUll~ a peUUon for a divorce Gallipolis, al tiM! coats of the. d&- aid Kauff, 40, Hemlock Grove. TUesdaY 1 classes will start er and Mrs. Shirley Hamm as a PBOMOTED IN VIETNAM saturday morning wa~ -Carolyn ·fondant; ·and Nationwide . lnourKaufl' was cited to Mayoris •' oratlni to -<~11· on the hoUr but on vocal tnusic teacher on a part-Junes FroWnfelter, hut, .. RAY GLAZE Layno, 95 VIne~. ~nst Gary · ance. Col~•. and Harry v. court on tho DWI <harP. A passtudents will time basis. John T. Fischer was bond o! 1be rormer Barbora A. Lay. . on . erounds of groll Hol1110s, Gllllpoils, vs. Marlon aenger in his car 1 Anna Kauff, 1 p.m. employed as bus st4)ervisor and Roush of White 00 Rd., hU nogleet ofdufl/ardoxtremfcruel· J. McClain, Rt. 1, MI. Sterling, was treated by the Pomeroy Riebel repbrta that buses are head mechanic r~lacing Robert returned to tho Ualted S1ateS emergency SQ.uad for a knee l~ ey, She olao aeeko alimony and on motion·of 1M pial~ lis. primarily to run on the same Swick who resigned r:rom tbat alter a year In Vlelnlm. In custodY mllll1!' child. They A domesU¢,Ctae·dlsml,n~ was jury and was lakon to Veterans 0 schedule as lut year and stu- positiorl recentlY. Dwight Carl June, he was promoted to .were married. N~v. 19, 1966. lhlt of Janie H. llallleld, 213 Me1110rlal Hospital for l\lrlher dents are to be at the same 1<>- was named assistant mechanic. Lleutsrant-Colooel. -Lt. -Col. TWO DIVORCES GRANTED MDI Creek, va. Elias llalllo!d, treatment ani waa later discatlons at the same approxtmate The board 'accepted the resFrownfelter, his wife ud chilElla Bello Jlaft, Vlotoo. woo dismissed by the plalntllt. eharged. times to be picked up. ignation of Orin Wears as a bus dren, Ktmberi.Y, NOrd and ,. Pcmol'OY pollee reported a secToaehln!l uslgnmenta In tiM! driver and agreed to advertise Terri, are OON llvt.nc at Fort granted a dlvorca trom Gary L. col accident Saturdl.f morning on lllft, llllddleporl. on, llfOUnds of . district include: for coal bids &m1 to install a new Walter. Texas, where be b · tho lower parking lol. Acar drivHigh SchoOl - JimmY G. Brab- door In U;e Rutland High School groso neglect ofdlitynoxtreme stallooed with tiM! U. S. Aren by Rlcb&rd Be&rhs, 28, Pombam, Engli&hi Norman Babr, so-- shop room to convert the rocm cruelcy. eustalY q,t two children my•s First Aviation CorPa. eroy, struck in the rear a car - 'l1lo Kfler · ,.... jp:lnloCI to the plljllllfl and POMEROY - nay Glaze or eta! studies: Boyd Hac:knOJI, com- into a bus mainteoance areL driven by N. C. Baumgllrdner, Pomei'OY has beenramed "Scout- rnercial; Larry Hines, lndu&trl· ~ ... ·'·~· The board was informed ~ 25, pomeroy, which hid stopped er Or tbe Week" for the Maso• a1 arlsi Lester Manuel, mathe· SJ4»t. George Hargraves that the -... ...I ci!F::":.;.lnae . . to permit another car to ftcate Gaiiii-Moigs Scout District. mae,<•: Robert Ord, aoetal stud· district has received approval I,I:JU I parklll! op&CO. rodiilolloo Ill DOll l)plal, Glaze started in Scouting 1a.- ies; LUey QtRell}J, conunek'cial; of additional federal lunch ruOOs l DIIIIIP to tiM! Baumgardner earlier tlda month Ill teach 1980. He was aellve In Cub Sc~ Howard Parker, )1hyslco and and &s a result school lunches ear were minOr while thoae to ,.:ork tor a mmber ol ye&rs aDd •· at lf.yp!' Creek ill8ll tiM! BoUhi vohldeworemedlulil. served as treasurer and cub-- chemistr.Vi Nellie Parker, Ubrar· ror stndent• of the district thi• Jft!1 Ollllllo1ed Forrolll bee tan; G8rY Par&Oil8, guidance; school term will be only 20 cents • Therit · we~ no lnjuries and ao master. Since then he •nas n Jmdce Ritchie, borne economics; torme~\1 taulhl at I'Om~·to •.\l\!11~ said. activo with Boy Seoul Tj'OOP 248 Llrt7 Rltehlo, ~llh: Dudol Owges .,oar,,)auablm asalstlnr with many of tho camp- Wrlghl, clrlver's ocmeatloo and Ina t:rlpl. Ills eldest ...... Tim. )1hyslcaJ ocmcotloo: Allee - · r,,_.:,;,.. ..;..,..1··•- ompiQJed Nra. . 16, Is • Star Seoul. Another ooa. vocal n~~olc In t.>th tile high o!RioGrnennlo, 13, lo a second Class act.ool a n d gradea; Chlrlol Two c. Klnil "' Gal· ScoUt and I aon. Gregory • nine, yeago, lniii\IDlentaJ mnstc Iii GALLIPOLIS - T\10 Gallta IO!Icborl, lo I m - of Cub Scoot Pack both bllll oebool and grades: county Sllerlfl'. Department ar· 'la !'l>lnOl'OI'· He alao his BID.Y Klneald, fooG>all -•h. d&ugiltar, Ceyotal, who Is • J Chelltor ElementarY _ Gerold rested llarYe:Y c. Little, 41, Rt. 2 Cbeoblre. and a u .year -old tor Girl seouL RUpo, priaclpol and eighth grade; GIU• Is fl11!1. lreasurer ~ Famlo )'OUih Friday evening on char&el ~ B o Brown, llxtlr,.BetlJ Roush, or pett;y lar<ODY· '!1lo warnlnts wore slined b)' pOSt he-s Mit: all CUoi.Yn I!Ukor. fourth; yoaro. ·.Tbalma orr, tblrd: Glacll'• Bl1· Rol>orl stewart - ICCU!!edlhem ant, uoond; Grace ·wee... drlt; or IIIOallni 12-volt - tea, two ·tin haftd.pllnp&, a new Jlllhmt-. ~. . Elementar1 - Mrs. 'b!lmlllr jack and I pair of illliiP" prlncl»>l an.d or cablu. Total valao wu $38. Lltlle will hlveaboarln&TuolLlwrea.,. J • ohth· Dnld, Rose, ci!J<1. ~ Ill GaiJipolll i.!unl~ Court tbo Jimalle WOre JlldBt . . l.fie - - IIlii Jotit V(. ilowell Ill GaJIIa CGupb' .llr{tidlio,~ . - 1963 C~EVY 11-4 DOOR STATION WAGON, I'd wh1te, ·blu.• interior ' 6 <yl ., po wer9 I e frdhlmllllon, radio, whlte wolf tires one owner, real good economr. ' : · '' By Board 1964 1963 FORO GALA)UE 2 DOOR , moroon, h "". ite lfp, V-8 engine, Ford..O-Matic tronsmiSiiGA, radio, white woll tires, another lweetbur. 1be Guiding Complete Mahoaany { goes to ., ti.01"1 I•' . . \Classe~~- DROP LEAF TABLE, BUFFET AND 4 CHAIRS. JUST LIKE NEW! , just 19 years after she started. She's now a graduate of Ohio u~ lversity with a degree ln el~ p11J4 . ,:School AND BETTY F1JLTZ complet,. H~ADTOP, -Ct• ,• lAVE 1/2 the new sportsedltorofthe ••Parathon", the Marshall University paper. He's a junior there this Allied Struc1ural ~ Co. d Ind., c:mtralp>r lor tiM! Oldo and West VlrCblla aiiiJt. menta and 'land piers and alao for the steel superstructure ol the bridge, alreacl)' h&s com· pleled oxeaullon and clrlvln.t! the Jla1nmond. . pll!ni lor tho pier oo tile Welt Dorsi!)' poUted oul that AI Vir1dDle lido. . .John110t1 Cj)nllb'Udllin CO. dlllln• '!1lo «ittractm: to be- -~Is, Mlm., l)io moved In gill work ' oo·tlle Ohio abutment , men, oqulptnen\, II(MI mat8rlalo aild land pier tblo month. lie his to slarl .work on tile. two river unloaded and stored the H.biim ploro, ono near the Woot Vir· glnla shore, the otllet' '!"" 111o AI far as tho steel suporstiuc- Ohio shOre. 1ure !or the opan 11 i:oncerned. S. J, GroVes and $Jill CO. of tiM! primary progress Is toklnS 111Jmeapolls, holdl the c:mtract place off the sl18, Iii the form o1 for tile West 'Virginia approach· preparlnl and approving 1111op ••· TheY, 100, hive moved In drawings and placing 'mill or· men, oq~lpment and ms18rlalo den for tho lleol. and hive begUn placlna rock and earth !IU for the fonndatloo. 'T'ho ~ 10.1 million !wr.Jano , replace the Silver "t Pleasant, Mason 11 Called oo Dec. IS 1. s aloted for complo· . · ~tarting, TO MIDDLEPORT'S John Make is uprJde" 1 a mag• ·ezlne publloho!l In Clnclnnotl w clrewaled oaUonally, and ·on the col'el' of ~ 'C&raan,'' .an industrlol quarteri.Y o! Procan: and Gamble. Mrs. Bunton. ~urhter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Richards of llllcJ. dlepor~ hla worked for the jast five years as a lab tecb,Dielan at the lwrydale TechJIIcal Center of Proctor and Gamble. She Is a 1981 p-adu. fl8 of Middleport HighSchool, au...- Ohio University two ~ra, anddurill!th<!PIStYoar hu been aU..ncllngX&vlerUnl~urslty urder a PI'octor and Gamble acbolarshlp. She Is ......rled to Stacy Burton and 'hu a aon. Broil. LABOR DAy...COMPLETE NEW SHOW SUNDAY & MONDAY 12:30·3:-5:30-B:OO •. . POOO PLEASANT - John T. '• I . bnJudl~ lbb,lpt~.\o~= h~ W.flx~y Dinner 7~p.ys A ' 'i{ Pomeroy... ' !. , : Personal Notes f ::= ~ . '., Br:idge Activify ~oving At. Un'J,Sually Fast Pace ~t:::;:;:;:;:;::::::;~:;:;:;:;:::::::;,::::::::::=:=:<:::=:~:;:::::::1~1 · .Art:•E:riiteih l-f39ion Picnic Planned . . . ' ' '. som ...-; w-., ·~=~· ~ .. ' .,·'' 'I �• '. ' ' ~~~~~ Times- Sentlnol, SWIIIQo, Septembo' .1,' 1918. Senllnel .. the that two. iarJOt hive a4'hofy beim forthcbint.ig aeries, Town GALLIPOLIS - How IIWU' of you have heard the story of Cor)Qt Foster. l hadn't uDUl the other day. I remember reading earlier this year when he was killed in Vietnam. At the time 1 didn't attach much algniftcance to lL Maybe you didn't either. But every day we read about Hippies, Commies, draft' card burners, flag burners and their lot; iAcludiJV racl~s and terrorists. This .-,st week we heard a lot about them at Chicago during the Democratic National COnventioo. On no other principle than Law and Order, I can't' Condone known and make it catching ln a their kind ol conctuet. 1 am on time when 1!10 many other young Chicagn Mayor Daley's side. The people had lost the dream. 11 ~ery people who screamed "po1-Wlbill)' rather feels that the lice brutality" and ••police state" walking young man was an antiwould have been the first ones to clpated part of the declaration 'cream for the ~lice, tr the or that other great dreamer of ~abble rousers In the streets of freedom upon whose hallowed ::::hlcago had made it~ Corwen~ birthday CorkyFoaterdied. When :ion Hall. "' George Washington wa1 faced But, getting back to Corlcy with a patriotism shortage in Foster, the current issue of Jim the War of [ndependence, he said, Comstock's West Virginia Hill· roughly translated: "Give me a billy devotes its tront .cover and banner 10 plant upon the moun· center spread to the Mountain taina of West Augusta" - tlult Man who lived and died in a was West Virglnia then - "and tradition that has made this coun- I will gather around me all the try great. corky Foaters who will lift Cor)Q' Foster demonstrated our bleeding country and set her love of country ln hta 404 mlle tree.'• journey by foot from his home Teach them then, theae rabble •- 1 ~ th tn WeIch, W. Va., McDowell Coun- rousers, the SI.Ur ea u1 e Corky ty, to Camp LeJeune, N, c ., F osters, George Washlnjtonsand where the Marines sign up. W11He Abraham Uncolns, Lest The,y this trlp rrom Welch to Camp Forget. Teach this generation LeJwle will never replace the and the ones to oome. one from the Halla of Montezuma JnatUI upon them the heritage, to the Shores ol Tripoli, it will, the Ideals and traditions that have nevertheleu, be an everlasting made our country great. part or the arvRlaiS at not ~atthe Tell them tbe story of COrky Leathernecks, but of country • Foster. Why ~e walked, he knew; loving Ameri~s of all time. the reason for his death will mean Briefly, Fosler, 28, with a ditrerent things to different pea.. 30.poond pack on bis back walked pJe. those mUes because, u he said, Comstock wrote "'Hillbilly ••yqu can talk all you wan1 but reels he Ia one of the greats the're comes a ttme when you apd has recorded the last steps have to get Up pn your feet and ol ht1 lonJ walk to Bet the scales make people nodce.u in balance against what our Ume On Nov. 27, 1967, a little more will undoUbtedly be remembered than montJI alter arrivi.Dg at Cor moat, flag bum1f1:n., and 8 1 Camp LeJOUIItf booiili' Ant lA> lil.1JelrloUc ~d love VIetnam, where in the defense ol couniry. The c'enter spread ol Khe S&bn, he wat killed Feb. ia dedicated to this great Am_ 22, 1968. ' erican boy lest we forget what . 1I '.., ' ,. l 1, lj ·:..ru, 9 ple or Welch wll\ erect a lasting Week's Weather cauae. . ~@ ~;; io "Lellt We Forget" Is the UUe 'or the center· spread to CorkyJ Foster and his arrival at the Marine base at Camp LeJeune. There are eight picture• includ. lng the cover which ahowa him plodding down a road on his journey, . ' Comstock w r o t e: "HUibUiy d9es oot weigh the rigtltorwrong of war, it onl,y hopeo that the country won't soon forget a boy who walked the long journey unto death because he loved his COWl· -try and wanted to make his love Roundup GALLIPOLIS Temperatures, precipitation and weather conditions Cor each 24-hwr period as recorded by Pete Me~ Cormick at Fairfield Weather station. High Low Prec. Day Monday 80 80 Tuesda¥ 74 ~nday 69 •• 49 vote, it does allow me share with Democrats arxl Republicans alike the disgrace thia conventkm - this parody of our democracy - has brought LIJDn Amerl· · .'..:~. :, ;: +• deep(JI to the means Mayor Daley employed to control the t'Onvention and Hs subst.:q\lent oot- Dear Editor • Thursday evening, at the close or the 1968 Democratic Convention, I am sick with disgust and rrustrated to the point or tears that thia political congregation shall serve to the nations of the . world, and to our own United States as an example of ourprided democracy, Aflcr viewing this travesty or the democratic process for four distressing days, I feel that I must verbally protest against the police stateatmospherewhich surrounded the International Am-' phi theater; the unnecessary harrassrnent of delegates; the faceless men who thronged the aisles with the purpose of intimidating newsmenj the arbitrary use of the chairman's gavel to stem delegate inquiry aOO protest; the presence of Chicago police on the convention Ooor; and themis' ~epresentation ol the credential mlthines. I blame the powers of this co~ ventlon (or these injustices, and Wednellday bronze memorial tp him to teach us the meaning d. devotion to a ''. I am eighteen, and illthough my youth does not allow me to :::: 48 Thursday 4.1 Friday 47 Saturday 42 . Aver~ hlgh temperature for the week; thia year - 77.3 de~ gree~st year - 79.Gdegrees, Aterage low temperattire for the week this year - 50.4 degrees, last year ,__ 58.4 degrees. Total predpltationforttaeweek this year - none; last year .- . 0, 61 inches. · Total precipitation to date this year - 34.75 Inches; last year - 26,85 Inches. Normal average precipitation armuail.Y- 38.40 inches. ~GS trict. I SUPPOSE many of you at· tended the ·Ohio State Fair. 1 visited the Fair last Sunday and took in ·the JQJlnRJ~..,C&rson Show, This ~ I enjoyed.; .. ~ a good seat and didn't miss a lhi~. 1 have been attending the state Fair for close to 30 years and have always been ready to go back. A~r this year I certainly have a di~erent q>tnion. T h e y have added so many stands and additional tides that it seems like a carnival instead of a Fair It was almost imposslble.to ~ildings that Once you could cas· ily locate. All in all, 1 foull1 that the State FBlr was certainly not Lt) to par. They have put too Fret not yourself because many statds too close together, oj evildoers, and be not envi· years ago you eould go to the ous oj the wicked.-Proverbs fllr and spend the day and really 24:19. see everything. But not today, • • • You are worn out Just trying to When men speak Ul of thee, see 10111ething besides stands of so live that nobody wW bechance. food stlinds and rides. lieve them.-Plato, philosoHowever, J will go back next y.,pher of ancient Greece. and Thoughts ' .; i '' !' I I' r So you're building a New home? &~r~~r ~ll~ Vft~··-· . --' .. n;;_·~ . .. ...- r_ . . .... ·~ ~ :.. ~ ' \ . ard hope that U is bftter. fORMER HEAD f-11 coach or Pomeroy High School, Charles (Bud) Bickel, waa in town this week. Bud Is no longer in t ~ e coaching ne1d. lie and his wUe, carole, and two children realde in Charleston. Bud: is wtth The Travelers' Insurance Co. and is presently taking training. Hewm supervise other salesmetL Their oldest daughter, Kelly. wlllatart to school this can. We wiah the best to Bud in his new chosen field. ' was printed In 1933, On the front is a picture of tbe Silver Bridge, a picture of the monument and Log House at PL Pleasant, and a picture ot the home in Gallipolis where GeR. Lafayette was entertained. It was interesting to note the caption on the front ol the poat card which read, as follows: We crossed the Ohio River oVer the million dollar Silver the . most beautiful bridge , S. and first of its t;n)e of oooSilia. tlon. The shortest route North and West to the Atlantlc seaboard wiLh.perfect HlghwayL, Who would ever have dreamed that a post card with a picture of a bridge would acme day be or importance and lipmething to~ member. •u, ~ • ,oOI 0 • , ' • SALE. 1238 - ' ·~ ; Big capacity.. , Hold 665 pounds of froZ!!II f o·od: Space-saving slimwall design. Zerosteel Counter ~ .bi:Liai1il!fd lid. Automatic in· ,, terior light. \\'J:lis· • , per · qui~t ope~- , tiori. No. ·UBC-19. ·· Easy Pa~ent Plan Available, .·. •· . I •. ( ' - '· ., ... ran, eJMrliroller of RUler Eala. a fermer AFL ,~ck no'1 - lite baekeltl eoaeh If tie Deawr Bro-. . . , Despite his h!>tne run heroics, "Riehle Allen gets L booed· incessantly in . ~i:tJ~'I Phlla~~;a for .)tis ~?adDemtla MeLaba boy a cs. Lath! Ill a . . ' atimtft ' •fiir 'jjilllehinlj 'i ' bartender. Rich•• denies bitling th&.man. lie I!BYo,''Tite booing makes me ~ant lo -leave PhitadelJ>hla, mostly because of my famtly . .My ;"wife and brother and mother come to the games. and llalen to the name<!&lling. My wife. gets insulted whe~ the goeli to ~ shopping center." . , . So whal else 1s ·new? ·.•. . Grid ftMO ltavbtl II tltablilltod playert f\1 111\W for 'I . let OL Amolll the lllltltitle4 II IIChl eH Pe~ NY Jeto. • . . ai.iraeltl ""' t1oiN llldn& Sotw.llt!l. u the 'fir=:tlm;e ...,..., 1blt baatltlful bird left the bnlh yaomgoter three over throUilo 6S Idea u he tumed In ono omcla'<iJ&r. 84 and put him four ahotl - r than the onrutlhln& Vlmlo GUea of L1ftchbur& Va. and ~Uteri G.- ol moot'._,...., reGn At 7 p, m. Sab.lrday' United Press lnlortatlopal counted 120 perSODB kllll:d in tramc accidents aince the holldl)'began. The b<eakdown: rramc ... . , ... ."120 DrOwn!~• , .. .. .. 7 Miscellaneous • • • • • 14 • ToW ••••.•.•.. 141 New York ledtltenatlonwlth 13 tralllc fatalities. Pennoylvanla hid 12 and Tenness.iii and Texas 10 each. Antreles wttb .a spectacular fiveset victory in the second round of the U. S. (\len Teruols champlonshlps~ ---INDIANAPOUS, 100. (IJPI) - Hambletonian winner Nevele Pride set new world records today Cor thre'e-year-old trotters In Grand Circuit harnesa racing a.t the Indiana state Fair, ao:l moments later Rum Customer es- BOSTON (IJPO - ---- stralfl(ot vlct<try on a al»!!ltter saturdaY as the Blltlmore <Jrl. oleo downed the league -leadlnK Detroit Tigers 5-L York Yankees recalled three players saturday and purchased home run slugger Tolia SOlaita. a first baseman. Irom Thomasville-High Point ol the Carolina l~S.nators. ·.m .' By United Presa lllternotlonal NATIONAL LEAGUE .\MERICAN · LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB W, L. Pet. GB St. Louis ••• , 8o 51 •625 Detroit • ••• ,85 50 .630 Clncl,..tt , ,, 71 61 .535378 :; Blltlmoro • , . 78 57 , 578 7 san Fran. • • ; 72 62 • Jloalllll. •, .. 72 64.529 l3'h chlcag<t ... "70 66G ,5515 !~ dleveland .. , 73 G6 ,525 14 AUants ... , "68 8 , 4oo 21Ph (.))aidanc1. • • • 68 68 .500 17'12 , Plttsbotrp ,.,.64 7172 , 467~ 2l'L New York. , , 66 68 .493 "111'12 Houston. • • '. 63 · " Minnesota .' •• 65 71.478 21Jll! New York. ; .. sa 75 .457 23 .cauromta •.• 61 76 ·\45 25 PhDadclphla, . Sl73 .m 25 ·' ,. 78 ••• 28 Los Anples .. 58 76 .433 26 Chi cqo ' ' ' '-~•• •• .... Pitch ·TodaY•s -~•• r~e PI tc he rs Todai'B p.......,o era C'-cl...tl (Arrf~ U-7) · at cPucuai tUl at u• . ·- . Bolton (CUip !o-6l. Phl1adell>bla (Jotmon 1-2J. Blltlmi>r• ()lardln 17-9) at DeSt. Louis (llufl(oos 2-2) at New • " York (,%lma 8-11). troll (McLala z..,..,. Loa ~· ($il1ger 9-15) at OOkland <~ 12-9) at call- san - -1-- "'·•-kl 12-uJ. fornla <Wria!ol &.4>. ' .-- ~ _...,.. Chlcaao (Flahar ?.a) at 1111>Houston (Lemaster 10-12> a1 1118GI8 (Bo&well9-11). Chicago ~a 14-8), New ·York' (Stdilimtyre 17-11) Atlanta (llufl(ooo 0-0) at Pittl, at Cleveland (Heclltlnd 0-Q), :· burp (lluntolllll t-13). waahlngtoli ..., Blair tripled In Boog Powell, who had walked. ln the second iruol~ lA> (lrlve In the first run off loser John Hiller, now 6-5. The players recalled were ootnelder Steve Whitaker, catcher Ellseo Rodriguez alii pitcher J()oo age. CLIITON, N. J. (UPI) - Gary PLayer, hoping only to make the cut, made It a lot deeper than he thought saturdtl' when he cut the pins from under Bob Murphy and other second. round finishers for a onMtroke lcedlnthe$150,- GOOD PERFORMANCE LONDON (UPI) - SandY, an elglot-lllonth.old Terrier (IIIIIPY, went lA> eourt Friday and succeslfully appealed his llOIIVicUoo as a "ferocious and untiwzzlecl clog'' allegodly attacked three chllclren. SandY Ill' 011 the courtroom floor by hlo master's feet and oocaaionall1 waged his tilll. The jud&e waa lmpresaed and reversecl the llOIIVictlon. Mohammedans cele. brale Friday as the day of "Thu 1 co111mand you, to love one anotJ&er.":.....J'ohn 15:17. Gram • • • brotberhoOtl, not only tor tl!ll day btrt lor all our yeara-41 brolherbood DOt of words but of aeltl aDd 111 ste ph en VIDCe•t BeDel, A.......D poet. deeds. - TO ALL MASONS & THEIR FAMILI~S THE ~LT~R FOR THE MASONIC G~RDEN IN OHIO VALLEY MEMORY G~RDENS H~S BEEN ORDERED. ~ LIMITED AMOUNT OF LOTS IN THE 1\SONIC G~RDEN ARE BEING OFFERED ~T AGRE~TL YREDUCED R~TE ON AFIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS OF . /. SCHULT -IION~RCH- BELVEDERE OOSE YOUR STYLiil& TOM . 0 ~TEAD "IMPERIAL MONARCH-' C~EO . CREST ."CL.ASSIQUE " .. Point fer Rools, ,1!001 Topa ••• lnsuiJOI••~ , . ~·~ ' . MAKE YOUR CHOICfAT '' •i' .HOME ADDRESS ....................................;.................................................. . i: , "! \,,.~ I I. IMQIILE·.HOllE$ . *Tho Schult c. ito.; 3311 Jack"• Avo. , •• ' ·NUMBER IN FAMILY •..•.•..•..••••.••.••.•••• ~.. i ...~ .................... . ............................ . ~interiat ttow· M.~ilt H~M'- qw.ttfs. Al ..:•otio~ - . FOR MORE INFORMATION FILL OUT APPLICATION IELOW IN FULL AND MAIL TODAY MASON'S 'NAME oouoooooooooouoooooiooooouuoooooooon••• • ••••••""""""""''''"'''"""'""''"'''""'""'""' • .· CHOOSE YOUIIEY: SCHULT- Here'• luggage that's right at the head of its class. Sleek, trim Samsonite Silhouette Is made with lightweight magnesium frame. the jet-age metal - for strength and ruggedness. Clean. uncluttered lines and locks thst are neatly recessad so they can't spring open accidentally . Roomy interiors . Smart good looks. Fashion colors lor ladies : Vemth&R~ . Biscayne Blue . Dover White, Oll.ford Grey, Mafine-Bhte . W•IIM SreeA Masculine colors for gentlemen : Oxford Grey , Deep Olive. BLICNOIICE may recommend Devoe's Latex House i ...... Lac:lln· e,.uty CaH pitch. // MeNaJ.IY', who struck out nine, was tn r Serious trouble mly In the sixth Inning as he boosted his record lA> 111-11. The Oriole lel'thtlnder broke the Oriole record of nine consecutive victories set by Hoyt WUhelm In 1959. Adam's creation. " ·' $24.11 was Blair's sixth homer. Frank Robinson altwled in the final Oriole run in the seventh off reli~ Daryl Patterson alter roold Marv Rettenmund walked and ent to ,eeond on a wild ---- (INCLUDING PERPETU~L C~RE) withoutalraining your building budget. We ladlea' Handi-Totll l!lalr then tagged RUler for a hel cumberland. Solaill has hit 46 homers for ,three-run homer in the raurth · - "' ThomasvUie-High Point .t!l~a ·:sea­ lnnltw after fntll< Roltl""on son and accounted Cor 115 runs doubled and Boog Powell willked batted In and a ,295 batting aver- for the second straight tline. It CQ• We've got a selection of exterior paints to protect every surface in every climate SU.IO) or the Tigers. 000 Thunderbird Golf ClaSIIC. . CHAMPION ' PERFORMERS (21 Pullmlll\ The victory moved ·the second place Orioles to within six games League. places and watching it peel off in unsightty patches. Then see u~ your Devoe dealer. Painl II "breathes" moloture through ill film inotead of trapping it undemeath. Or we may auggost one of Devoe' a other fine exterior painll inalaad. But wllalev8r we IUflllaol, we'll guarantM. We can do that becou.. we know Devoe. four J'Uill wlth a homer and a triple and Dave McNally sol a club record with his lOth NEW YORK (UPD - The New BW Landia saturdaY gave the BostOn Red Sox and Jim Lonborge 6-4 vtctory overtheWash- m .M DETROIT (UPI) - Paul Blair Stakes at AQueduct. atro~ four Inning relief stint by Comp•nlon drove in Mondtl' In the $11,000 Aqueduct fifth career grand slam and a Q-How many cO..nties are there in tlu United ,Stolfs?. A-There are 3,07f cotll)l· les and parish~i ~and !i9 county equlvalents1 m~ a total of 3,130. · Luggage Tigers NEW YORK (UPI) - Dalll8s- Joe foy's ~t. Orioles Defeat cus, the 1967thoroughbredchampton who is now seventh on the Ust of aU..time m<Q!Y winners, trtea to advance one more notch llbllshed a new world standard for two heats tor 3-year-old pacera. .fl{~ SatnsoniM Silhouette M•n' •21 Sports in Brief Flellher blrdlecl the ~-flrd ' FORE>T lULlS, N. Y, (UPI) flrot bolo lA> !lrqo to three over _second - seeded Tony Roche or but bolanced thll out with a Australia, a 23-year-old· pro who bo18f five m Ute ~39 flflh, He ·~oiled second to Rod Laver at WBI ..... per thel'elt of the W&l' bledon, Cooght his way from unUI he camoecl tlte"blrd on nino. nea defeat saturdaY and whip• , ••.••-...u.;,u.u.•.·.......~~~.._._._.•.•-»; · seeded stan Smith of Los ellbtb came oa badr.4D back COLLEGE BOUND! ... )'ou'll w•t poarance but there haVe rumors the Pirate• are l'eoW tD trade Face. JolloMtio _,ed Ill 802 Ameriw Lei&IIO pmes ror WashlngiA>n from 1907 ID 1927. Cy Y<MII! _,ed 111 the moll gamea - 906 - but 516 were 111 the National Lilaue and 390 In the American Lea&Ue. BIBIS retlr<Od Felipe Alou to 111art the game and then went to lett field wtolle Face retired Felix MDian on a grounclout. Bla11 th'"' came back lA> the m<JIIII(( 111d completed his ruth slttJtOOI BOBBY LUTZ could he oae of the big surprises ID the National Teams Cbamploallhlpa at Fort~t HIUJ. The young CaWomiBD receatly battled Arthur Aobe for two boaro, 39 minutes before loslnC lite U.S. Mea's slagles title. - · · n . ·•·•· 802. 11toro wu no 1'1'" team - 10-t• . triples by BID Mazeroold lllld comlzzaro and a _ . . . . 1!1' Patek. AllarU ilravea, 8-4~ ' Face'l tcilen . . . ...,., - bled b1m lA> Ue Wa.Iter .zom-•a cecord for the by a pitcher for ..,. Iooauo and Jllrmii>S(oam, Ala., both ..... over as they headatl for the flllal .:::.:.:b:·._....-........,... -=«""· ' tbe Plll8burfllo Plrmi lllllllktd the COLUMBUS, Ohlt> (UP!) YOWII! !ll'llce Flelober of Mjam1, (lOlling oJoarper ao he wentoloni. caiml¥ oxten11ec1 bbo lead lA> four otroke• halfWa1 throUilo tha llnal round ol lite 1918 U.S. Amatooor • Golf Challlplmoltlp saturday' The 19-yeor.old youtlt. In hlo v•l'l' first. 11')' for . the ~­ Utle, otartecl tile oloy four.over- • par and clli>Pecl one atrok~ oil that when he blrdlecl the 167- ' yar<l, par three nbttlo Ide after drlvlnll lA> within flvo lett or ::a ' . "MRS BEA USLE; "who Iglniillr advertising department, has in her possession a post card that of the card ' --run triple Npilpeclafollr- explanation 111:<111 for Face' I loser Ron a.I. - ~- - replacod Reoll and gave op a~ lfllllo ,,·. to Roberto C1........ Willa lllll!ecl 111 tht llttlo and JlatQ" Alau olld>lecl ..... slxllo 1'1111 In the HVOilliL The Pirates flllal - nlll Ia batter 111 the llrlllmiD& pltcloed a five - 1oiUer and Fret! Palik"• one by Ken mTSBURGH (UPO• - - · Biut, .-..I to left field Ro7 Face..,.., ID to~ CliO .GALLII'OLIS · .;. MOBILE HOME LIYINI I And you know only too well the pitfalls of putting lhe wrong paint in the wrong Unlco 1a·· -cu.:,· ft.;. Chest FREEZER es Gets .Lead the cup. ) Fitce in Win Fl.eiS'her Je•••· ... .... ' ' /ayKatie Crow THE ;thletic Boosters are In high gear once again as the rootball Season approaches.· The Boosters have had one meeting and have scheduled aoot.her meeting fo; Tuesday, SepL 3, at 7:30 p. m. at the Mid· dleport careteria All parents and interested perIODS are asked to . attend. 1t is em~ phasized that you definitely do not have to have a son participathtg tn' football or any · othef· sport, for that matter, to be a member or KATIE the at h 1 e tic booster fl. This organization is for all Interested persons who wish to s~port athletics In the dis- 77 80 80 77 Sincerely, MlcheUe Anne Price . Spor~News no.· .... One look wao all Bill Auolin, !he pooillve coach of the "Pittsburgh Steelers, needed io convince , him. "Lance ~ Atworlh of the San Diego Chargen,'' he said, "is as -·:flOOd, or maybe better, than any receiver in the National .:Football League." . . . ·· lleaHa yoa -er ... Deuy MeLaba wllb oa 1001 ltoyoad lbe fad lie wearo -lad JealeL Wile• lite ltollhol w·DelrDII pllelier wa1 11rat moanied for -laeltl, Joe IInke bbo ~· nplar bom rtmo. Be aever 1ot litem replaced IG llo'd Ito ~.rtreet~to atljttlt Ia the eoalaet Denny doean'l mind talking about his father-in-law, :;'·Loti Boudreau: "He bas : really been like a father ., to me. My own died when : I was' 12, LOu's given me lot of goo!! advice. :; Mostly on lbe golf course. ; ~m a 10-handieap player; : te's a terrible. player.>But : 1e always beals mC: He's : always talking when I'm :t bitting. In fact, ~e beals • me at everything. . .. : Bm Eall, 111e aew apot11: eater of lite ·Houllaa Olleri ad 01111 of lite •NBC old· llllbtl tei!!D 11111 iii' ... ' . • boc- 1'> . the l""l'r -c~ .for a Tlio ~ ~ the S... .. l!eoi'b\f(llil · liholht!i'.tho pr_c,.. promo CO<!rt declar,ed that~ Uoq ' ilo<l' any or t1oo evlden~e "ouneUance wal weD before Ill c0urt.;!t obtalDed from theoliclhi Umo, of the 11<18 lmolved" tronlc, ~iTs.·"' • '. ., In Cltl''i clrOIHJAII!O" cue. .But: ti.oe JuaUd De(lartmonl Ciay ;rras~nced to n.o. ttald Ifill! In coaea "the court yeara aritllb!ld $10,000 r.,. can detel'llline by .examlnotlon !Uai!W to aillomlt to lndu on. of the recortl that tha overhear· . eave~IW ooc In · q of the pOtiUooor'a conver'"" . March, September and Uoioa coukl "not pooolbb> haveliad of l9S4, and 1ft ~rJI ltnd 1111' oftoct of the proaecutioo\." 1965. ClaJ refllsed ID',o lnductlm on ~rU 28, '9 Tho Justice Department tDld the Sl(preme Court that It reoll~~ the generillru(elncuea Uke thla wao lA> send ·the caoe II&••• ca. Katie's Korner telUaencol~" :.-firm V.ote fot---Aiworth. come. Hlllbllb' dedicates ita luue to made our country great." COrky Foster and Jim COmiiD<:k -~~ that ...,.~,iieo­ \ malnl~ ·i:oncerts to ' planaed rouowli.g the ll1I1Uil .0 meir>bershlp drive So!Pi. l6 - 2L . · The jlrst attraction achldlllelf Cor the Tri.County aeries wW be Adcllss and CroCut, wbe lrili !illpear ,en the stage of the GilBO Academy High School at 2:30 p, m. SundlJ', Oct 20. . Known lA> thousaJW!s of audi· ences across the United states, Europe, Africa and Alia, Utese two young men Wut brlrc here an qaglng new apprU~ch tomaklna music. A1though thlslathelr llifi area appearanc·e under·commllftoo ity conce~ auspices, they Cll)tt.. 'llma- . . .' Reco !~ i!'!l .~. Clay · convers~ti~~ WASHINGTON (IJPD - The Justice llepartmentllolmlta It hall· "buaecl" tel111hono coiwenaUona of llepoaed heavyweight ehamplon C.oalul Clay. · The hexer Ia currently oppoalq hla conviction for refllalniiA> be lnductedlntothearmeclforceL The JusUce Dopartment f'rl-day aa1o1 however that CII.Y wu 'not thii f,; the electronic ~ aurveUiance but tl"&t he had :;opoken live' Umea with penoos • wllo were beliW monitored. In .... lnatonce, the depart. ment aaid in a memorandum tho avelldroppl~ ..~ "In the C<ltll'lo Or gather~ forell!ll iJ>o ' d •s ,.,. ~le · . Ql SAUJ · GARY"t40IITHUP.. , PAUL & PT. PLEASANT, W, ~A\" ~· ·' ·' Cl~:~~: ~ATE .;.................................:.....:...... PHONE .............J.. . . . .~i . . .. : '1 • ' • ••• ~ ••••• i ••• ,IES ........••.••• ~ .....•. ~fl() ·~ ' �• '. ' ' ~~~~~ Times- Sentlnol, SWIIIQo, Septembo' .1,' 1918. Senllnel .. the that two. iarJOt hive a4'hofy beim forthcbint.ig aeries, Town GALLIPOLIS - How IIWU' of you have heard the story of Cor)Qt Foster. l hadn't uDUl the other day. I remember reading earlier this year when he was killed in Vietnam. At the time 1 didn't attach much algniftcance to lL Maybe you didn't either. But every day we read about Hippies, Commies, draft' card burners, flag burners and their lot; iAcludiJV racl~s and terrorists. This .-,st week we heard a lot about them at Chicago during the Democratic National COnventioo. On no other principle than Law and Order, I can't' Condone known and make it catching ln a their kind ol conctuet. 1 am on time when 1!10 many other young Chicagn Mayor Daley's side. The people had lost the dream. 11 ~ery people who screamed "po1-Wlbill)' rather feels that the lice brutality" and ••police state" walking young man was an antiwould have been the first ones to clpated part of the declaration 'cream for the ~lice, tr the or that other great dreamer of ~abble rousers In the streets of freedom upon whose hallowed ::::hlcago had made it~ Corwen~ birthday CorkyFoaterdied. When :ion Hall. "' George Washington wa1 faced But, getting back to Corlcy with a patriotism shortage in Foster, the current issue of Jim the War of [ndependence, he said, Comstock's West Virginia Hill· roughly translated: "Give me a billy devotes its tront .cover and banner 10 plant upon the moun· center spread to the Mountain taina of West Augusta" - tlult Man who lived and died in a was West Virglnia then - "and tradition that has made this coun- I will gather around me all the try great. corky Foaters who will lift Cor)Q' Foster demonstrated our bleeding country and set her love of country ln hta 404 mlle tree.'• journey by foot from his home Teach them then, theae rabble •- 1 ~ th tn WeIch, W. Va., McDowell Coun- rousers, the SI.Ur ea u1 e Corky ty, to Camp LeJeune, N, c ., F osters, George Washlnjtonsand where the Marines sign up. W11He Abraham Uncolns, Lest The,y this trlp rrom Welch to Camp Forget. Teach this generation LeJwle will never replace the and the ones to oome. one from the Halla of Montezuma JnatUI upon them the heritage, to the Shores ol Tripoli, it will, the Ideals and traditions that have nevertheleu, be an everlasting made our country great. part or the arvRlaiS at not ~atthe Tell them tbe story of COrky Leathernecks, but of country • Foster. Why ~e walked, he knew; loving Ameri~s of all time. the reason for his death will mean Briefly, Fosler, 28, with a ditrerent things to different pea.. 30.poond pack on bis back walked pJe. those mUes because, u he said, Comstock wrote "'Hillbilly ••yqu can talk all you wan1 but reels he Ia one of the greats the're comes a ttme when you apd has recorded the last steps have to get Up pn your feet and ol ht1 lonJ walk to Bet the scales make people nodce.u in balance against what our Ume On Nov. 27, 1967, a little more will undoUbtedly be remembered than montJI alter arrivi.Dg at Cor moat, flag bum1f1:n., and 8 1 Camp LeJOUIItf booiili' Ant lA> lil.1JelrloUc ~d love VIetnam, where in the defense ol couniry. The c'enter spread ol Khe S&bn, he wat killed Feb. ia dedicated to this great Am_ 22, 1968. ' erican boy lest we forget what . 1I '.., ' ,. l 1, lj ·:..ru, 9 ple or Welch wll\ erect a lasting Week's Weather cauae. . ~@ ~;; io "Lellt We Forget" Is the UUe 'or the center· spread to CorkyJ Foster and his arrival at the Marine base at Camp LeJeune. There are eight picture• includ. lng the cover which ahowa him plodding down a road on his journey, . ' Comstock w r o t e: "HUibUiy d9es oot weigh the rigtltorwrong of war, it onl,y hopeo that the country won't soon forget a boy who walked the long journey unto death because he loved his COWl· -try and wanted to make his love Roundup GALLIPOLIS Temperatures, precipitation and weather conditions Cor each 24-hwr period as recorded by Pete Me~ Cormick at Fairfield Weather station. High Low Prec. Day Monday 80 80 Tuesda¥ 74 ~nday 69 •• 49 vote, it does allow me share with Democrats arxl Republicans alike the disgrace thia conventkm - this parody of our democracy - has brought LIJDn Amerl· · .'..:~. :, ;: +• deep(JI to the means Mayor Daley employed to control the t'Onvention and Hs subst.:q\lent oot- Dear Editor • Thursday evening, at the close or the 1968 Democratic Convention, I am sick with disgust and rrustrated to the point or tears that thia political congregation shall serve to the nations of the . world, and to our own United States as an example of ourprided democracy, Aflcr viewing this travesty or the democratic process for four distressing days, I feel that I must verbally protest against the police stateatmospherewhich surrounded the International Am-' phi theater; the unnecessary harrassrnent of delegates; the faceless men who thronged the aisles with the purpose of intimidating newsmenj the arbitrary use of the chairman's gavel to stem delegate inquiry aOO protest; the presence of Chicago police on the convention Ooor; and themis' ~epresentation ol the credential mlthines. I blame the powers of this co~ ventlon (or these injustices, and Wednellday bronze memorial tp him to teach us the meaning d. devotion to a ''. I am eighteen, and illthough my youth does not allow me to :::: 48 Thursday 4.1 Friday 47 Saturday 42 . Aver~ hlgh temperature for the week; thia year - 77.3 de~ gree~st year - 79.Gdegrees, Aterage low temperattire for the week this year - 50.4 degrees, last year ,__ 58.4 degrees. Total predpltationforttaeweek this year - none; last year .- . 0, 61 inches. · Total precipitation to date this year - 34.75 Inches; last year - 26,85 Inches. Normal average precipitation armuail.Y- 38.40 inches. ~GS trict. I SUPPOSE many of you at· tended the ·Ohio State Fair. 1 visited the Fair last Sunday and took in ·the JQJlnRJ~..,C&rson Show, This ~ I enjoyed.; .. ~ a good seat and didn't miss a lhi~. 1 have been attending the state Fair for close to 30 years and have always been ready to go back. A~r this year I certainly have a di~erent q>tnion. T h e y have added so many stands and additional tides that it seems like a carnival instead of a Fair It was almost imposslble.to ~ildings that Once you could cas· ily locate. All in all, 1 foull1 that the State FBlr was certainly not Lt) to par. They have put too Fret not yourself because many statds too close together, oj evildoers, and be not envi· years ago you eould go to the ous oj the wicked.-Proverbs fllr and spend the day and really 24:19. see everything. But not today, • • • You are worn out Just trying to When men speak Ul of thee, see 10111ething besides stands of so live that nobody wW bechance. food stlinds and rides. lieve them.-Plato, philosoHowever, J will go back next y.,pher of ancient Greece. and Thoughts ' .; i '' !' I I' r So you're building a New home? &~r~~r ~ll~ Vft~··-· . --' .. n;;_·~ . .. ...- r_ . . .... ·~ ~ :.. ~ ' \ . ard hope that U is bftter. fORMER HEAD f-11 coach or Pomeroy High School, Charles (Bud) Bickel, waa in town this week. Bud Is no longer in t ~ e coaching ne1d. lie and his wUe, carole, and two children realde in Charleston. Bud: is wtth The Travelers' Insurance Co. and is presently taking training. Hewm supervise other salesmetL Their oldest daughter, Kelly. wlllatart to school this can. We wiah the best to Bud in his new chosen field. ' was printed In 1933, On the front is a picture of tbe Silver Bridge, a picture of the monument and Log House at PL Pleasant, and a picture ot the home in Gallipolis where GeR. Lafayette was entertained. It was interesting to note the caption on the front ol the poat card which read, as follows: We crossed the Ohio River oVer the million dollar Silver the . most beautiful bridge , S. and first of its t;n)e of oooSilia. tlon. The shortest route North and West to the Atlantlc seaboard wiLh.perfect HlghwayL, Who would ever have dreamed that a post card with a picture of a bridge would acme day be or importance and lipmething to~ member. •u, ~ • ,oOI 0 • , ' • SALE. 1238 - ' ·~ ; Big capacity.. , Hold 665 pounds of froZ!!II f o·od: Space-saving slimwall design. Zerosteel Counter ~ .bi:Liai1il!fd lid. Automatic in· ,, terior light. \\'J:lis· • , per · qui~t ope~- , tiori. No. ·UBC-19. ·· Easy Pa~ent Plan Available, .·. •· . I •. ( ' - '· ., ... ran, eJMrliroller of RUler Eala. a fermer AFL ,~ck no'1 - lite baekeltl eoaeh If tie Deawr Bro-. . . , Despite his h!>tne run heroics, "Riehle Allen gets L booed· incessantly in . ~i:tJ~'I Phlla~~;a for .)tis ~?adDemtla MeLaba boy a cs. Lath! Ill a . . ' atimtft ' •fiir 'jjilllehinlj 'i ' bartender. Rich•• denies bitling th&.man. lie I!BYo,''Tite booing makes me ~ant lo -leave PhitadelJ>hla, mostly because of my famtly . .My ;"wife and brother and mother come to the games. and llalen to the name<!&lling. My wife. gets insulted whe~ the goeli to ~ shopping center." . , . So whal else 1s ·new? ·.•. . Grid ftMO ltavbtl II tltablilltod playert f\1 111\W for 'I . let OL Amolll the lllltltitle4 II IIChl eH Pe~ NY Jeto. • . . ai.iraeltl ""' t1oiN llldn& Sotw.llt!l. u the 'fir=:tlm;e ...,..., 1blt baatltlful bird left the bnlh yaomgoter three over throUilo 6S Idea u he tumed In ono omcla'<iJ&r. 84 and put him four ahotl - r than the onrutlhln& Vlmlo GUea of L1ftchbur& Va. and ~Uteri G.- ol moot'._,...., reGn At 7 p, m. Sab.lrday' United Press lnlortatlopal counted 120 perSODB kllll:d in tramc accidents aince the holldl)'began. The b<eakdown: rramc ... . , ... ."120 DrOwn!~• , .. .. .. 7 Miscellaneous • • • • • 14 • ToW ••••.•.•.. 141 New York ledtltenatlonwlth 13 tralllc fatalities. Pennoylvanla hid 12 and Tenness.iii and Texas 10 each. Antreles wttb .a spectacular fiveset victory in the second round of the U. S. (\len Teruols champlonshlps~ ---INDIANAPOUS, 100. (IJPI) - Hambletonian winner Nevele Pride set new world records today Cor thre'e-year-old trotters In Grand Circuit harnesa racing a.t the Indiana state Fair, ao:l moments later Rum Customer es- BOSTON (IJPO - ---- stralfl(ot vlct<try on a al»!!ltter saturdaY as the Blltlmore <Jrl. oleo downed the league -leadlnK Detroit Tigers 5-L York Yankees recalled three players saturday and purchased home run slugger Tolia SOlaita. a first baseman. Irom Thomasville-High Point ol the Carolina l~S.nators. ·.m .' By United Presa lllternotlonal NATIONAL LEAGUE .\MERICAN · LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB W, L. Pet. GB St. Louis ••• , 8o 51 •625 Detroit • ••• ,85 50 .630 Clncl,..tt , ,, 71 61 .535378 :; Blltlmoro • , . 78 57 , 578 7 san Fran. • • ; 72 62 • Jloalllll. •, .. 72 64.529 l3'h chlcag<t ... "70 66G ,5515 !~ dleveland .. , 73 G6 ,525 14 AUants ... , "68 8 , 4oo 21Ph (.))aidanc1. • • • 68 68 .500 17'12 , Plttsbotrp ,.,.64 7172 , 467~ 2l'L New York. , , 66 68 .493 "111'12 Houston. • • '. 63 · " Minnesota .' •• 65 71.478 21Jll! New York. ; .. sa 75 .457 23 .cauromta •.• 61 76 ·\45 25 PhDadclphla, . Sl73 .m 25 ·' ,. 78 ••• 28 Los Anples .. 58 76 .433 26 Chi cqo ' ' ' '-~•• •• .... Pitch ·TodaY•s -~•• r~e PI tc he rs Todai'B p.......,o era C'-cl...tl (Arrf~ U-7) · at cPucuai tUl at u• . ·- . Bolton (CUip !o-6l. Phl1adell>bla (Jotmon 1-2J. Blltlmi>r• ()lardln 17-9) at DeSt. Louis (llufl(oos 2-2) at New • " York (,%lma 8-11). troll (McLala z..,..,. Loa ~· ($il1ger 9-15) at OOkland <~ 12-9) at call- san - -1-- "'·•-kl 12-uJ. fornla <Wria!ol &.4>. ' .-- ~ _...,.. Chlcaao (Flahar ?.a) at 1111>Houston (Lemaster 10-12> a1 1118GI8 (Bo&well9-11). Chicago ~a 14-8), New ·York' (Stdilimtyre 17-11) Atlanta (llufl(ooo 0-0) at Pittl, at Cleveland (Heclltlnd 0-Q), :· burp (lluntolllll t-13). waahlngtoli ..., Blair tripled In Boog Powell, who had walked. ln the second iruol~ lA> (lrlve In the first run off loser John Hiller, now 6-5. The players recalled were ootnelder Steve Whitaker, catcher Ellseo Rodriguez alii pitcher J()oo age. CLIITON, N. J. (UPI) - Gary PLayer, hoping only to make the cut, made It a lot deeper than he thought saturdtl' when he cut the pins from under Bob Murphy and other second. round finishers for a onMtroke lcedlnthe$150,- GOOD PERFORMANCE LONDON (UPI) - SandY, an elglot-lllonth.old Terrier (IIIIIPY, went lA> eourt Friday and succeslfully appealed his llOIIVicUoo as a "ferocious and untiwzzlecl clog'' allegodly attacked three chllclren. SandY Ill' 011 the courtroom floor by hlo master's feet and oocaaionall1 waged his tilll. The jud&e waa lmpresaed and reversecl the llOIIVictlon. Mohammedans cele. brale Friday as the day of "Thu 1 co111mand you, to love one anotJ&er.":.....J'ohn 15:17. Gram • • • brotberhoOtl, not only tor tl!ll day btrt lor all our yeara-41 brolherbood DOt of words but of aeltl aDd 111 ste ph en VIDCe•t BeDel, A.......D poet. deeds. - TO ALL MASONS & THEIR FAMILI~S THE ~LT~R FOR THE MASONIC G~RDEN IN OHIO VALLEY MEMORY G~RDENS H~S BEEN ORDERED. ~ LIMITED AMOUNT OF LOTS IN THE 1\SONIC G~RDEN ARE BEING OFFERED ~T AGRE~TL YREDUCED R~TE ON AFIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS OF . /. SCHULT -IION~RCH- BELVEDERE OOSE YOUR STYLiil& TOM . 0 ~TEAD "IMPERIAL MONARCH-' C~EO . CREST ."CL.ASSIQUE " .. Point fer Rools, ,1!001 Topa ••• lnsuiJOI••~ , . ~·~ ' . MAKE YOUR CHOICfAT '' •i' .HOME ADDRESS ....................................;.................................................. . i: , "! \,,.~ I I. 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Lac:lln· e,.uty CaH pitch. // MeNaJ.IY', who struck out nine, was tn r Serious trouble mly In the sixth Inning as he boosted his record lA> 111-11. The Oriole lel'thtlnder broke the Oriole record of nine consecutive victories set by Hoyt WUhelm In 1959. Adam's creation. " ·' $24.11 was Blair's sixth homer. Frank Robinson altwled in the final Oriole run in the seventh off reli~ Daryl Patterson alter roold Marv Rettenmund walked and ent to ,eeond on a wild ---- (INCLUDING PERPETU~L C~RE) withoutalraining your building budget. We ladlea' Handi-Totll l!lalr then tagged RUler for a hel cumberland. Solaill has hit 46 homers for ,three-run homer in the raurth · - "' ThomasvUie-High Point .t!l~a ·:sea­ lnnltw after fntll< Roltl""on son and accounted Cor 115 runs doubled and Boog Powell willked batted In and a ,295 batting aver- for the second straight tline. It CQ• We've got a selection of exterior paints to protect every surface in every climate SU.IO) or the Tigers. 000 Thunderbird Golf ClaSIIC. . CHAMPION ' PERFORMERS (21 Pullmlll\ The victory moved ·the second place Orioles to within six games League. places and watching it peel off in unsightty patches. Then see u~ your Devoe dealer. Painl II "breathes" moloture through ill film inotead of trapping it undemeath. Or we may auggost one of Devoe' a other fine exterior painll inalaad. But wllalev8r we IUflllaol, we'll guarantM. We can do that becou.. we know Devoe. four J'Uill wlth a homer and a triple and Dave McNally sol a club record with his lOth NEW YORK (UPD - The New BW Landia saturdaY gave the BostOn Red Sox and Jim Lonborge 6-4 vtctory overtheWash- m .M DETROIT (UPI) - Paul Blair Stakes at AQueduct. atro~ four Inning relief stint by Comp•nlon drove in Mondtl' In the $11,000 Aqueduct fifth career grand slam and a Q-How many cO..nties are there in tlu United ,Stolfs?. A-There are 3,07f cotll)l· les and parish~i ~and !i9 county equlvalents1 m~ a total of 3,130. · Luggage Tigers NEW YORK (UPI) - Dalll8s- Joe foy's ~t. Orioles Defeat cus, the 1967thoroughbredchampton who is now seventh on the Ust of aU..time m<Q!Y winners, trtea to advance one more notch llbllshed a new world standard for two heats tor 3-year-old pacera. .fl{~ SatnsoniM Silhouette M•n' •21 Sports in Brief Flellher blrdlecl the ~-flrd ' FORE>T lULlS, N. Y, (UPI) flrot bolo lA> !lrqo to three over _second - seeded Tony Roche or but bolanced thll out with a Australia, a 23-year-old· pro who bo18f five m Ute ~39 flflh, He ·~oiled second to Rod Laver at WBI ..... per thel'elt of the W&l' bledon, Cooght his way from unUI he camoecl tlte"blrd on nino. nea defeat saturdaY and whip• , ••.••-...u.;,u.u.•.·.......~~~.._._._.•.•-»; · seeded stan Smith of Los ellbtb came oa badr.4D back COLLEGE BOUND! ... )'ou'll w•t poarance but there haVe rumors the Pirate• are l'eoW tD trade Face. JolloMtio _,ed Ill 802 Ameriw Lei&IIO pmes ror WashlngiA>n from 1907 ID 1927. Cy Y<MII! _,ed 111 the moll gamea - 906 - but 516 were 111 the National Lilaue and 390 In the American Lea&Ue. BIBIS retlr<Od Felipe Alou to 111art the game and then went to lett field wtolle Face retired Felix MDian on a grounclout. Bla11 th'"' came back lA> the m<JIIII(( 111d completed his ruth slttJtOOI BOBBY LUTZ could he oae of the big surprises ID the National Teams Cbamploallhlpa at Fort~t HIUJ. The young CaWomiBD receatly battled Arthur Aobe for two boaro, 39 minutes before loslnC lite U.S. Mea's slagles title. - · · n . ·•·•· 802. 11toro wu no 1'1'" team - 10-t• . triples by BID Mazeroold lllld comlzzaro and a _ . . . . 1!1' Patek. AllarU ilravea, 8-4~ ' Face'l tcilen . . . ...,., - bled b1m lA> Ue Wa.Iter .zom-•a cecord for the by a pitcher for ..,. Iooauo and Jllrmii>S(oam, Ala., both ..... over as they headatl for the flllal .:::.:.:b:·._....-........,... -=«""· ' tbe Plll8burfllo Plrmi lllllllktd the COLUMBUS, Ohlt> (UP!) YOWII! !ll'llce Flelober of Mjam1, (lOlling oJoarper ao he wentoloni. caiml¥ oxten11ec1 bbo lead lA> four otroke• halfWa1 throUilo tha llnal round ol lite 1918 U.S. Amatooor • Golf Challlplmoltlp saturday' The 19-yeor.old youtlt. In hlo v•l'l' first. 11')' for . the ~­ Utle, otartecl tile oloy four.over- • par and clli>Pecl one atrok~ oil that when he blrdlecl the 167- ' yar<l, par three nbttlo Ide after drlvlnll lA> within flvo lett or ::a ' . "MRS BEA USLE; "who Iglniillr advertising department, has in her possession a post card that of the card ' --run triple Npilpeclafollr- explanation 111:<111 for Face' I loser Ron a.I. - ~- - replacod Reoll and gave op a~ lfllllo ,,·. to Roberto C1........ Willa lllll!ecl 111 tht llttlo and JlatQ" Alau olld>lecl ..... slxllo 1'1111 In the HVOilliL The Pirates flllal - nlll Ia batter 111 the llrlllmiD& pltcloed a five - 1oiUer and Fret! Palik"• one by Ken mTSBURGH (UPO• - - · Biut, .-..I to left field Ro7 Face..,.., ID to~ CliO .GALLII'OLIS · .;. MOBILE HOME LIYINI I And you know only too well the pitfalls of putting lhe wrong paint in the wrong Unlco 1a·· -cu.:,· ft.;. Chest FREEZER es Gets .Lead the cup. ) Fitce in Win Fl.eiS'her Je•••· ... .... ' ' /ayKatie Crow THE ;thletic Boosters are In high gear once again as the rootball Season approaches.· The Boosters have had one meeting and have scheduled aoot.her meeting fo; Tuesday, SepL 3, at 7:30 p. m. at the Mid· dleport careteria All parents and interested perIODS are asked to . attend. 1t is em~ phasized that you definitely do not have to have a son participathtg tn' football or any · othef· sport, for that matter, to be a member or KATIE the at h 1 e tic booster fl. This organization is for all Interested persons who wish to s~port athletics In the dis- 77 80 80 77 Sincerely, MlcheUe Anne Price . Spor~News no.· .... One look wao all Bill Auolin, !he pooillve coach of the "Pittsburgh Steelers, needed io convince , him. "Lance ~ Atworlh of the San Diego Chargen,'' he said, "is as -·:flOOd, or maybe better, than any receiver in the National .:Football League." . . . ·· lleaHa yoa -er ... Deuy MeLaba wllb oa 1001 ltoyoad lbe fad lie wearo -lad JealeL Wile• lite ltollhol w·DelrDII pllelier wa1 11rat moanied for -laeltl, Joe IInke bbo ~· nplar bom rtmo. Be aever 1ot litem replaced IG llo'd Ito ~.rtreet~to atljttlt Ia the eoalaet Denny doean'l mind talking about his father-in-law, :;'·Loti Boudreau: "He bas : really been like a father ., to me. My own died when : I was' 12, LOu's given me lot of goo!! advice. :; Mostly on lbe golf course. ; ~m a 10-handieap player; : te's a terrible. player.>But : 1e always beals mC: He's : always talking when I'm :t bitting. In fact, ~e beals • me at everything. . .. : Bm Eall, 111e aew apot11: eater of lite ·Houllaa Olleri ad 01111 of lite •NBC old· llllbtl tei!!D 11111 iii' ... ' . • boc- 1'> . the l""l'r -c~ .for a Tlio ~ ~ the S... .. l!eoi'b\f(llil · liholht!i'.tho pr_c,.. promo CO<!rt declar,ed that~ Uoq ' ilo<l' any or t1oo evlden~e "ouneUance wal weD before Ill c0urt.;!t obtalDed from theoliclhi Umo, of the 11<18 lmolved" tronlc, ~iTs.·"' • '. ., In Cltl''i clrOIHJAII!O" cue. .But: ti.oe JuaUd De(lartmonl Ciay ;rras~nced to n.o. ttald Ifill! In coaea "the court yeara aritllb!ld $10,000 r.,. can detel'llline by .examlnotlon !Uai!W to aillomlt to lndu on. of the recortl that tha overhear· . eave~IW ooc In · q of the pOtiUooor'a conver'"" . March, September and Uoioa coukl "not pooolbb> haveliad of l9S4, and 1ft ~rJI ltnd 1111' oftoct of the proaecutioo\." 1965. ClaJ refllsed ID',o lnductlm on ~rU 28, '9 Tho Justice Department tDld the Sl(preme Court that It reoll~~ the generillru(elncuea Uke thla wao lA> send ·the caoe II&••• ca. Katie's Korner telUaencol~" :.-firm V.ote fot---Aiworth. come. Hlllbllb' dedicates ita luue to made our country great." COrky Foster and Jim COmiiD<:k -~~ that ...,.~,iieo­ \ malnl~ ·i:oncerts to ' planaed rouowli.g the ll1I1Uil .0 meir>bershlp drive So!Pi. l6 - 2L . · The jlrst attraction achldlllelf Cor the Tri.County aeries wW be Adcllss and CroCut, wbe lrili !illpear ,en the stage of the GilBO Academy High School at 2:30 p, m. SundlJ', Oct 20. . Known lA> thousaJW!s of audi· ences across the United states, Europe, Africa and Alia, Utese two young men Wut brlrc here an qaglng new apprU~ch tomaklna music. A1though thlslathelr llifi area appearanc·e under·commllftoo ity conce~ auspices, they Cll)tt.. 'llma- . . .' Reco !~ i!'!l .~. Clay · convers~ti~~ WASHINGTON (IJPD - The Justice llepartmentllolmlta It hall· "buaecl" tel111hono coiwenaUona of llepoaed heavyweight ehamplon C.oalul Clay. · The hexer Ia currently oppoalq hla conviction for refllalniiA> be lnductedlntothearmeclforceL The JusUce Dopartment f'rl-day aa1o1 however that CII.Y wu 'not thii f,; the electronic ~ aurveUiance but tl"&t he had :;opoken live' Umea with penoos • wllo were beliW monitored. In .... lnatonce, the depart. ment aaid in a memorandum tho avelldroppl~ ..~ "In the C<ltll'lo Or gather~ forell!ll iJ>o ' d •s ,.,. ~le · . Ql SAUJ · GARY"t40IITHUP.. , PAUL & PT. PLEASANT, W, ~A\" ~· ·' ·' Cl~:~~: ~ATE .;.................................:.....:...... PHONE .............J.. . . . .~i . . .. : '1 • ' • ••• ~ ••••• i ••• ,IES ........••.••• ~ .....•. ~fl() ·~ ' �. •:"" 'i ' . ~\: • • , I U - Tile SUnday Iii!!$~·~ ' ·~ ,...+.., ' .I ·Bookmobile I() ' .. serte Viaton '. I '· . I Tim•• -Seltlllsl, SWIIIII•. .-"soptelllller 1, 1968 . . , ........ ,_.--. i_ . ...l. •. ' ,.,,,. POMEROY' - Arra~ leve been complotod tor tho boolr.:'- , mobUo ,_ aorviJW .Mole• a Dd Rotary . Speak~r ' • Hall; UQ. ~, Jimlw hsllbac~; ,, · I f Tul'ley Ge-i ~45 · pi>und )llrilt>t l;;liaton,,H6,P<IUnd sen!"" h~lbacki. ~I!John&on, 146'pi>tiqil senior .guard, ond Don BrOwrunc: ~~ aenior auard. The 34 man a.juad Includes five luillbac~; o'Ron -1 seniors, nine Jw\iors, 10 s~hoo m0l'jio 1and 10 lresbmen, The big· ges?.f~an. . Q~ tb':: &Q\fd· t.•"2:3$- PO\i , !>111111' . ~. ,~eillor tackle, · ~ · tl)e ., lighte,lt)~er •·. "'mitt ' hllp)l~k. ' H~s Meigs ' HUNTINGTON, W. Va. - Don SWisher, Marshall University's scrambllng sophomOre Ia 105 poond Jack Slillth! ·11-esh- trom Pomeroy, 0. , turned in a sparkling perConnance last week when the Thwxlei-ing Herd Looks put on pads for the firs\ time. looked very good," said Colch Who pronounc·ed the .first praca Success. "Don knows wh•t he's continued. "He handles the team well in the huddl...__,.m he's a smart quarter· hack. His pusing is betteT than 1t was last season. and he's stUI runnlnB: well.'' , Swisher, a 160..pouMspeedster,gottheftrst day of :o;crlmmaging off to a dazzllna start whell he sent Ed Kliner around the lett aide tor aboUt "Swisher Perry Moss , tice sessiona doing," Moss Hannan Trace - r GALLIPOLIS - Football for- ' ' :: the 1967 sea5011. _.. Noel Heister is the new K8a.c! :· mentor of the Hannan Trace WUd- : !" cata. He will be a11lllted by ; Coach Paul DWon. While he didn't : coach last year, Heister form- : eri.Y coached both footl>all and ; basketball at canal Winchester, : In Franklin Coun\Y. ' With 12 lettermen back, the Wildcats have a 2S..rnan squad Including three seniors, 12 ju- niors, seven sophomores and three freshmen. The 1967 Wlldcat& flnlohed the 1967 season with a 0-9 record and were tied with F.astern, both ;, teams with a 0-f record, for , last place In the SOuthern Valle;y Athletic C~rence (SV AC). i ' touc:hdown each. Jt was the GaJ.. Han s' final pre-season scrim- JUNIORS- '. Fisher, 185, G; Greg rham (L), 150, E; Hollis Myers (1..), 180, T; Nick Swain, 115, E; Norm SWlnd· lor (L), ~0, FB; ROIIllle Waugh (L), 151, E; Charles H. Waugh, . , 110, HB; Charles Lee Waugh l.. Q.), 185, T; Richard ~er . JIO, HB; Jerry Church, 150, Gj L8W8Qil Jenkins, 160, G. SOPHOMORES - Rick Bickle, 180, Ci Paul Capper, 160, G; L~rry Cremeens, 130, HB; Steve Daniels, (L), 190, T; Wayne ~een (L), 145, lffi; David ~ler, , I l MARIETf A- Marietta's Tigers blanked the Tom Spencerless Gallipolis Blue Devils three touchdowns to none here saturday while the ~ietta reser ves llj.c wtlook the coming aeason, uwe have fairly good-sized line. The tiacks are a little slow but I expect them to improve. 11 Here Is the l-aster of the 1968 Trace,,WIIdcata, !lotlng pl&l'er by weight and posltloo, with lettermen marked (L) In }\arenthesl&: ..-..\, SENIORS l: Jesse Barry (L), 150, C; Everelt•Monl80!"0l'Y (L), 14ll, QB; and 'Fredddje ~een ' (1.), 130, HB; and Jerry Waugh, mage. Spencer, who missed the Portsmouth scrimmage last Wednesday. i.s out with mononucleosis and will miss the first two possibly the Drst three - regular season games, Three or lour other Gallians HW to lllness and minor · injuries. Tom P rose, who lettered as a defensive end last fall while just a freshman, handled the signal calling chores lor both the firal and secon:l units saturday. Freshman Larry Snowden quar· terbacked the third unit which moved the ball for good yardage deapite a series or twnbles. Neither third W\lt managed to score. All three GAllS units looked sluggiah during the two - hour session, Plll'ed on the Marleua College practice fleld. Gallipolis waa pl~~&~~ed by poor blocki~. tackling arx1 missedas-sigmnents throughout the scrim. ~ ' .' 1 ~ ~ : ~~ ·~ ;:~~!!:;:.~bu:!t~fa~i~le~d~to t.~CK·TO ·SCHoO\. 1 DRIVE A USED CAR . ' l1,. ·' ·'' T I 64 FORD - • • :- : - -- --- - -- ••••• - $1395 ' ' ~ · · none. . er ~ach touChdown. ' . Greg PauJt~y, wtlo worked on punting ~~ a soph~ore, dta the kicking chores GA.HS ,Sfi!tur· day, averaging 30-yards In four tot kicks, M&rieua did not have to p~nt. GaL 500 2 dr .ItT, 8 eyLi auto. trans., radio ancl heater. ~~·~ 61 CORVAIR ,GREENBRIER BUS ·-- • • $ 595 Radio and heater. Make a &0011 . - r• 1964 CadiJac Calpl Dt Yilt .·$2495 62 OLDSMOBILE F85 ·--- . ---.- - . -$ ,895 Marooo over gold wllh JOid lnlarlor, 6111 poorer 2 door, 8 cyl, 1tud. trans. , R&H, w-w tires. Sharp. "'~'"~-"' mont and facto<y alr..-llonl.._ $ee. your authonzedpdlllac dealer. ' . Sal' ~..1.968 Ol~sl 'A few left at Reduc,d Prices. Some with Air-Conditionina. lAIR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES .. OPIN IVQ. ,, Tl~ 1:00 ' ' J PCMIIOY ' I Less than 1600 mile• by glide trans., iadio, Ivory over show little wear. 4 door, $239$ 66 LeSa•r• Buick 4 dr. ~ $1,995 One .local owner. PS, PB & AT; 66 Gali•i• =·· Sharp ~ar. $1 ~·895 ' One . or FQrd ' • &neat 'and thla ono I• extra nice. Dork blue Onilh with Willie lql, - , 6$ .-ustang. · . 65 .' Monp ·More Cora..,. T..ch To Chooao ~- · • SAL~SIIE~ . ~ ~~WARQ (fALYE~T KEITH GO . ·-·.:·~,(),-~:· · · ' ·~ ' ~ ON THE SPOT FINANCING CLIFF PHILLIPS - EDDIE FIFE ..: DAN you All(n'S PAY'I~!ss A'f' · ln, $1,19$ told. captain \JI¥1SO&Grontilaresof KaMnga was In town Thor~: He hal not been well but keeps his gas boOt, ~llpae, going lilY llllltnlgj1t. AVG. 31, . 1918 - CIP!*In a-go -AJWel, tho veterans riYwas bero from St. Almate on the river; weahereWed- erman. bano, W. Vs., ~ nlgj1~ He neadaY tak\111 In the fair, He lea' been pBOIIIW tile lerryboat boated way back In tbe palm)' lilY• of the blc packsll, W)'lllll- Emily. The COI101 Ialani sldowheol lng, and Dakota, In tha steamer, Morn1rMJ ~. broke Pllllbursb-SI, Loulo tracle. A,plooeer GallipoJls rlverDUln one or her wheel ahalla and ran heneti thr<IU&h on 01111 stele with In Cllllornla rocenllY aaw 8ve a crowd of o.:cur01onlsts onboard large pMket. boats Ued u;p at I and out uqder Will'· Eng!Dport 011 the Sllcramento River eer whUo Talllar ·waa acalded by eathat hed not turned a wheel In c~Q>Ing aleam. Much excitement oVer ali months on account of no buolness. The rallroods put occurred but not one passenger them to the bid. Where'& Mr. was hur~ The Ialani Queen torr· ed the star to port. McAdoo? The Helen Lane is on her way captain Phil EUlolt of Gradown the Mloslsolppllo New Orham, w. va., • prom.inert ctu.. zea of Mason CourtY, was here 1...,._ ThepricepaldtortheL&ne Wodlleadl,y aU8ndll1! the lair. Ia aald to have been $14,800 projeola. ' ' He cited lbe leading Creek GonaerviDOY district and the new Farmers Bank and Sovlngs Ge. bUilding and tho mori!IDI oC two ~· WUbur 'lbeobold, - -and · waa Ill cbarP oC tbO meeting ~n'ed Jack Rdl"""' · J o h D Worner and Wendell Gerlach u a oonunlltee to aecare • pla<flll or robl'Y - • on which will be ln1<rlbed for dloplay purposea, the aamoa of pall pros!- . oC the clld>. He reported on a diractora' mooting bold durlngthapastwoek and lllll<lQJIOIICI that 811 -..tance C<rieBt wiU get undo~ lhls fall, Women oC Healh Clolrch served a dlmer. GRAND OPENING - SbaWD'o Mall Slop, l"'ated alxmilos from Gallipolis on Rt. 35 at RodneY, wiD hold its gnnd opening Wednesday, sept. 3. According to Walter White, manager, the 'drtve-ln wU1 feature a complete line of short order items such i, ~hey are born. balf..,.cre of ohedy parking and picnic tsbles. .. ·- . - " · Chief Northup some POOPLe come a Urges Heating Stanley l LONG-WAY Racine banks as other phaaee ot !)I'CIIHII IJI lmprOVomenll and - e r Queen CIIYwW notagaln I!Dr the Plllltiurab-CineiDnatl lllvestmenta Ill MeigS CouniY· Hltllllll upoll ,._sed 1Dvestlracle. The Queen Is 1aJi1 up at GALLIPOLIS - AlthoU&h cold menl8, Blakeslee aaiAI that auClucllmlti. It Is IIIIi Jmown What weather still may be several Jolul W, Hubbard wW do with other Improvement m!ghlbecGIIIt weeka awa..v, Fire Chief James tho Dunbar afler her repaln are a realliY provided It Ia given A, N<Jrtl'llp today urged Gallisupport by realdenll and former -leted at P~ Ploaoant. polis area . residents to make captain Harm Brown, one or rest-• or Mslga CouniY. This their aoinual aafeiY check of home the Ji>oqest towbolt navlptora 11 the planned MuiOUIII or the beating ecpolpmenl now. Meigs CouniY Pioneer and Hlsen weat.ern watera, and tormer"Competent inspection o! fur)J Ill COIJIIIIIIIII of the big Sprquo torial Soelely. naces, water heaters, lncineraand other large Mlnlutwl Riv- He met an old. D'ienl, captain cub. He dlopl&l'ed plana lor the The C. C. Bowyer was laid er towtx.ta, baa resJgned 11 Jerry Brown, while here. ·They atructure which will contain 3,PT, PLEASANT - Grant stan- tore and room heaters should "' today on account of low wat,. 200 1<1181"• !eel oC muiiOUIII Je;y oC Polnl Pleasant aud Artie not be pot olf," Chief Northup of tranllfiOl"lllloo of the boated produce to New Orlean• Roush of Letart, were elected said. "Plumbers and heating con· Al•n•rum ore .eo.. St. Lout.a, 30 or more yell's back when er below the dam caused by towering the pools to let some 1o the local board of the South- tractors normali.Y are the buai&lid lo ;hit hcllne at Clneln- aoulbem tredo was a big tbiJw. Kanawha River towboala up with ern states Cooperative during est when the cold weather llrst '•U where he enlilted In the 57111 Gemlllodore F, A. Laidley, Jete Its 45th aMiver&arY member- hils, and long dangerous dei&I'S i:.....,.ra lbr service Ill flwle"- m&n~~~er of the LoulavWe • Cll>- empties. The Greenland arrived from alllp mooting attended bY more could face lhoae who wslt to have ~ JlroWn ... In ebargo ctmati Packet CO., and a ahrewd FridaY ni11ht attor bethan 500 stockholders and their their ..,npment Inspected and ot tilt 1oians creek turdl<llt line old. duck, Is sold to bave receiv- cincinnati tMnllles. necessary repalrs made. at ·iiUnti!WIOO !Dr a cotVIe of ed John W. Hubbard's check for lng a week on the way. Sbe was >e> at Oshel Lanllng, below Chairman of the Boord of Di"MarlY bome heating problems oea•oill He Is an eJCPOrlenced $250,'1100 belbre turning the tiDe laid rectors named was Wllllam GUI caD be prevented by checking ·Ntw Orloanll pilot ud ba pUot- over to MaMger WUIIam E. Roe. Green\Cl, Ky., for several days oC Gallipolis Ferry and A_ B, beaUIIII 0C1Jipmenl for proper ad111 the poclwt Groenlaad D'am CCilnmodore Laidley wW take on account of low water. There' is no reason why the Stephens wa1 named vice chair- justment. properventilatlon, sale --~~ lo the St. Loull lila esai< the balance of hla lilY• Ohio River should not be Includman. comections 8nd proper opera~ World' I Fair In 1904, ,the lint on o Florldl p]JnlaUon. The riY- ed in the IJOvernmenl prosnm GALLIPOLIS - CIIY P'oJJce Chosen lo the local SOuthern . . . . of aafeiY sool.olf devices. , . he bad been II'IJIIOIII ll· er bulineai -ee• !,.ou!aviUo of bulldl111 bolts and·bugeS tor charged Lewis G. Talllor, 46, States FarmHomeAdviJOrYeom''AnY beating appliance can ee- 11 21yetl'l of apl ' and Clnclmati will problbi.Y nev.. Tbe HalOD F. had to' ]l)' >4> at er be again as sood •• II waa freight lines lo relieve raU- R1. 1 Middleport, with redden mlttee were Mra. Jolm Gill of pt out ol adjustment and should roads In llkl111 care of ln<reaa- operation afler an ac ~ldeni at ~to ..... - , ,new 1heol during the llral 10 yeara the Gallipolis Ferry and Mrs. D. be checked IIIIIUalJy. Vents carfrel&lrt created by 8:41 p, m. Frilll)' at Flrot Avo. L. HaWold o1 Gallipolis Ferry. ry awill' the pro<loela of com'lietalled In .,. Of her boilers. fast sldewbeel paoketo CliY of 1111 lbe war. and Sy<lll!ore St. He poateda$28 Mrs. Gill waa named cbslrman buatlon and therefore should he >:The city <Jl Wheeling, In the Louslvlle a!!d CliY of Clncinnlll This was the feeling or John bond to appear TUesdiY In GIIIIand Mrs. Clslr L, Cottrill, Jr., lnapected regulari.Y," the chlel '~'llf the raU and river coal ran. They wore built 20 years R Rohaoobergo:r of Eva1111vWe, polio Municipal Court. tiiti\Ct, lo lhrealtDed with 1 coal ¥0 aliU ~ laat Fteetwood and Ind. , F1eld SecretarY or the Na· That was one of ft.ve accidents Well Gelumbla was d-Daen sec- 0011cluded. Chief Northup sulll!Oeted the :~ . · .. the CitY of Madison were worn tiona! Rl vors and Harbors Con- Friciel' a!!d brought the year's retary. WWiam GDI waa chosen as a following check IIIII to assure Docl<min at PL Pleasant will out In the Loulav!Uo tnde. sreaa, who Ia making a tour of total to 261 accldenta In the !lrsl delegate to represent the local safe, eftlclent operation of home for 811 tncreuo In wagea captain Roo, It Is reported, Valley cltlea and towns 243 cl&l'a of the year, .S 1o $0 per lilY, It Ia r&- desires the goVOl'IIDOnl take av- Ohio memberShip at I h e SOuthern heating eq¢pmenl. otin-1111 up aentlmant among ofPollee oakl Talllor waa heeded · Staty Cooperative~ a .. 45th )4\IIDl· ' 1; ·Be•"oertain the r. beatar is , er all 'the paokel- .lb•• and ftciaJa· and commerclal oreanl· southeast on Sycamore SL, ready versarr in Richmond. va.; =m vented to a good chimney . sationa for 1 bBrgo line. ·'""'"" ·• ·-· iO'•inake a loll turn onto First November 14, and 15. James 2. If the<e Ia a cleall<l'JI open29,1918- ANOTHE~~~ *;,~;;.boat JJd~,;\:teJatfl­ Engineer• and dock workero, Avo., reached tor a bandfUI of Lewla, :Mason, was named al lng with a cap In the chimneY r.(""' fr<J,!I the KaniWII:" -DIID, the Hlchey C'!I"PP''l"Uatlt" It Is reported, wlll aak for a peanuts, got choksd, and lost conternate. under the vent pipe, be sure the f!i Cluclmidl io est oo,t. Ia laid "' at PL ral&e Sept- L trol of Ilia car. According lo a financial re- vent Is clear ol debris. 1111 with a bnksll shall- Thoro Tylor' s car went oft the lett port made by Edgar Moore, re- - :i. Be sure the chimney Ia olean. biB al10 bean trouble in 111:11rlng side of the street and struck a glonal repreaentatlve, the coop- Blow smoke into the cleall<l'JI Ollhouse orrned by Mrs. Herman Condee, 960 First Ave. The ve- eraUvo will pay a 3.2 patron- on1J111 to meke aure II Ia drawRM(RNEWS hicle tore down one poll and lour age rellmd to Ita rarmor.mem- 1ng. t . He sure the vOjlll pipe goes leet ordownspout. Tberewaamln- bora this year, the largest refUnd It bas psld In 11 years. up, not dorm, from lbe heater to GAUGES - GalliPolla, 12-0 or c1am1go to the car. Taylor Total volume lor the year andthe chimneY· 1 and 12.6 running 2Ciololrollers; was not injured. ed J\1110 30 was over $113,100,· s. use aalety thimble 1o keep PL Plolllal'll, 23.90; pomeroyAn acclclent occurred at t:26p. ooo up about l percent over the the pipe rrom IJOlng too lar Into Mason, 20.20; Hlnlon, 0.50 ala~; .._ Frl'·~ In ll".rtofO'DoULum· the chimney. Seal aroond the liACINE- SchoolaoCibeSoutb- Kanawba Falla, .. •so ,......,, _,.,_ ber on......VIne St. Pollee said Er- previous year. pipe with cement or plaster where Local Scb>OI District will ~~ 17 90 1 taL Lo-'·-• ma J. Robinson, 52, Eureks star II enters the chimneY. at 1:35 'flieadl,y IIIDl'lllllll. llarmel and Wlnlleld, ar-.on lbe Rt., pulled out onto VIne St., and 6. Don't use a oooldni: range lllq]llet, ~ oW. struck a car operatedbySylvlaJ. for room heating. BOAT MOVEMENTS Porter, S2,PatrtotstarRI. Tllere 7. Rave a cpiWed person lnPT. PLEASANT- Anoiu eight Mloor changes aro lllll8d Ill GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - Altoa wu mlllllr clBJnl&e to both cars. atall any beating ecpolpmenl or lbe buucb'M•,ICllllle oiJirlc:t, ZOI)hJr down 4:20p.m.; Jdlll J. · No one was injurecJ and..,cbari!O ii1JI1D Sing will be held at the meke neceas&r1 adjustmenta. Union camp GroUnds, l1rO milo• b!Jt Cor the port, obildnn Rowe down 1 p. 111;; H. E. Bordes was llled. will be p1cked "' at the ...,. down 1:t5 p; Ill-; Elisha Woodll can driven by Maxine Schll· 11011111 oC NoW Haven, on Satur._......... time U lUI ,_, >C> 10 p, ~; l!Qbert P, Tlbolt 141 ling, 42, or_452 Lariat Dr. , and day, Sept. 7 beg(nnlns at 8 p.m. Sclo.mled singing groups In- PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ~~~ ·llflb .......... $ItO L m.; llarvey Jordan up WWII W. Nlllirt, 24, Rl. I '!ialADMITTED: Robert McNeD, of tile 'fUrlland .,.-...,...o~~,~- 1=35 L m. lipolls, collided at 10:40 a. m. clade B~ Ridge ~ oC Pt:. Pleasant; Denuls Foreman, SandY Hook, Ky., Glad Hearla ~_. ~ KANAWJ!f. RIVER -JiatlllOt. Friday at sOconl Avo. ani Cedar 1,. Pleaaanl. .. "'""""'- ...... , • ..._ 1111or"' ~ P. m.; F<itl ])elrllom s~ No one wu IJijured and oo ~ ~e, W. Va., Oonde PLDISCHARGED: C h a r I en e and , _ !lllllalrd oC Gelumbu•. !UU Cor tranoipililailoD• ,to, 1M · ~ 1 a, -111-; Wlnlleld, ~a ';- chartl• wu llled. Cheesebrew, Pt.. Pleasant; Mrs. Scllaol ~·ll'l· le ; li oC . - - • doonl ' 5:t0 a. m., E • Polloe -·•• ""1. Schilling Doo illlan oC FnderlckotDWn. 0., Amott Roush, Pl. Pleasant; l'luorire l!l,._, boanl , ...... -oor-- curb In !ront Tile RGuah Funlly, McDonlel tf.'.""' Deanl llofWorth "' 7:f5 P. m.; pulled out -tram the H. ' Sloaver, Jr- "'!'"' 11:30 P. or the Metbediat Church and at- Trio, Sid and Carol lfaJIIIIII, on. BoWles, Buffalo• BIRTH: Mr, and Mrt. Russoll ...,... m.; J. 'il&•k {limb!• ~ 12:15 -ted lo a loft turD onto Tile Gelliii:J li)'Dinllmorl I 1' i cwnmlna, Raclnl, a 'claugbter. ~~S.:.':edort!::: a, m.; ~ · R. llarrtiJ down Cedar St., )1st 11 Nibert was ' 1111 many apocted to be "·~~ · of"llaklt for _ 12:10a.III-J~Uer-cloWD1a.m makllltlateftturnotrCedarSt.. po: oulll ror the all nllbl event. Tbo Jll!llllc II «riiali:J lmUed Nickel Is used In almost 6=1$ a, III-I Loek If, erate damage to bollo cars. w liUoad. 3,001 alloys . .._,. ontoSecuod A... 'l'horewumnlp. AllNoAn 11£ctdent occurred at 10:20 a. In; f'rldQ on tho parkiJIIIlol U, Walt- at Kropr'a store.., Tblrd Aw. ID~:::;~a.~·,;m.; I..i>ek Pollee a&ld 'WWiam 141!lllen. liEIGS KAllRIAilE :UCENSES ~ !l!e~11!) m.; Dl· '12, 1 'Patrioc, baCIIIilf:cut or ~r David 22,Port~ . ' car "·''""''"' :ioolo tlllll atru~ 4!'1Yoll Iii WUIW!! S. (lollllr, Tl, llnd, ud Vlelll ~ Gal*, 18, "' tram Pllllburab that the Seals have to Jearn to nrlm, not being able to do 10 when · as Ice cream and sardwtches. The shop wtll be open trom 11 L m. to 11 p. ·m. seven daYS a week. Surrounding the area Is a Safety Check L JUST To G-eT a caR Loan Roush ,.,. .. FROm •'•' OUR 'BANK..·· Elected ' '-* 66 Chevelle ...... .. power- D h. w te~ ~ ' · .· $1995 ·· mn- 4 DOOR HT,Iocalnr, low car,belge Oallh with' matching lnterior, like new, VB, auto. trana. t p .S. wf-w.. redlo&IXI..-. 1\. .: ~· $2095~ 66 Chettlle , dJoi>e, SS 396 HT t speed lrans., Poallrlctlon. Wiele orii tires, red lnterkr. White 8DIIIh, llldlolllil-. B!lai'PM-· IDrDIIDce. · , · . ------~---~---------~ . SPF£IALS OF Tib; wEEK .·, , t''· 1962 CHEVY li'- • .. .. ... ~ ~ ..._••••• ·s&99 . HT Cpe. local ' owner car. · Recl~·lbdah, . {'• - . * trona., ndio. .: _, . : 1~59 RAMBLER .WAG~,•.'I::, · · · · · · •;;;$295 Std. Trani., solkl ·~. ""'~ \ ~ ' ' . ' Fleelslde. 8 Ft. markst price. """' ' •, ' 1965 GMC PICKUP • ·,. ~,• • • -- .. -- • Urea; 8 .~ · ' i1111... Prl•'"!i)~{.lio . ·: ,.,..... FOR.o~;~;~; ' Air $2395 local~8 WUdcat, t dooc, HT, I local ......,r. New Buick trade-ln. Extra aharp. Grand Sport, VS 2 door, HT, one local owner, new Buick ,. 4 II()Oed trona. Very nice. · o' \ 61Ch•v. Bel 67 Buick 67 Buick . ''' LOW-Mil UP, LATHIODa @USED CARS ' COIIV. 6 cyi, old.,thlft. One c:Ue6JIIocal 011110r. ' ' 1teerin1. Black with black & white IDiertor rac11o glaaa and wlslw ~ Burnett intercepted two MHS aerials. The LeroY llld ,.; at Ironton and the Groondllo at OakJ Lani.!Q!. duo to low water. TlleGretndlle II abooll the tlghteot boat Oil the river. Tberowaalesalban20 Inches of water Ill the cbanllll at some points - • n here and ClnchmaU w-odaY. :Mate Alex SbaW, the oldest at•• ~.- Hincher l)u already 000 tmruds the llJUIIOWII. Auto Mishap 19 NEW PONTIACS AND BUI(KS AT GREATEST DEAL~ ANYWHERE 65 MUSTANG • - • • • • • - • • • ·-- • • • - $1495 2 dr. ItT, 289 ene. Auto. Trana., radio and heater. power 1964 Cadillac H.T. Coupe · · ··· · $l995 ·'• Dave Go•le· Says Imp. 2 dr. HT, 8 cyL 1 auto.' trans., ndlo and heater, power steering. ( t·' to AUG. 28, 1918- ltlsreport,. labOr on the fi.Jot:bman. we aro $122,000. l,l)akostee poiDied cut 1l1at a foniier rooldonl, J; W, Following blanked ' 04. b1 .the Little Heds. Meigs' J scrln1inoge ahowing qalnsl usi.iuy Iough Big Heds wa's a happy tur~round rram1 the previous week when Belpre doWned the Marauders one TD Don GALLIPOLIS -._ The Pitts_burab HW1111\llblt sank .In the ' ~Ia River near Loe~ No. 5 receldy turned bollilil stele "' so q¢ckly the crew CGU!d not set ott Three were drowned. Their bodlaa have beeil ri<overed. What caused the olnkIIW remallii ·III!¥Stery, nit Hutman wm be rolaed b7 ·iltvera. • Thla Wll ... of Inter· oatlrw River News Item• tram .'Ji. ~918 Gllllpolla DaJI)' Tr!J>. uii. Here are othen: ...... llpBOO and Z,000 IQIIIO fNI of olllce opaoe. Tile arobl~ eotiDWed coot oC tho bulldiDi Is Man Charged The - Mar~uder Reserves were GREAt DEALS·ARE GEI.TitiG . GREAIE_I _ 66 CHEVROLET-· • •• ·~ • · : • -- -. - - S1895 BUYS .t r . . WAY/111· -·- , ,. , - - ·:· -·oua ".: . . , . ·'"· - .,.luv ol TDLE'Iow 2 door, 6 cyL , stan. trans•• R&:H. Wolft tires. f, W. VLi NOV. " 8 - BEAUTIRIL and s)towed lots of hu;~;~~~ Meigs reportedly times to one by lhe Big ..,._ Ma~ieUa was successful in it across. making all four extra points artMarietta's varsity ran only 10 plays from U.e line or scri!flmage - aJI-oo·.the ;groundo ;f£he "'figers r olled up 183 yards. GAHS managed 56 yards rushing in . 23 ground attempts against the Tigers' first unit, and added 20 yards passing. GARS var sity runners were: Chuck Neal, S..21i Dave Johnson, 10-25i Tom Prose, 4-13; Lormie Bush. 1-1; aOO Chuck Howard lost four yards in two attempts. Junior Bostic paced the second 34 in !:iix trips. 66 FALCON • • • · • · -- · ·-- • • • • •• • $1295 • ' mage, Marietta' s varsi~ scored the first two times it had the pigskin - once oft an SO-yard run, and again from 63-yards ouL It took the host club eight plays to drive 65 yards for their third six· pointer, climaxed by a 20-yard ru n. The MRS seconds scored once on a 62.-yard run, and the GAHS seconds scored on a32..yardpass play _from Tom Prose to end Greg Pauley. The Devils' third unit was near ' t : .. 2 door, Hardtclp, 390 erw,., 4 spcl trans., R&H, power steertrw, W.Jfl tires. · ' Pirates schedule: · 155, G; Larry formance, said his Mari.uders hit well, passed and ran gOQd . 67 FAIRLAtlE GT • • • • • - ~ .-- • • - • - $2295 '' ' . :~ ', Head. Coach Charles C~e~, limited action 5aturday due ' ' .. c SENIORS ;:_ lltnoy Logue, 230, Sept- 6 - AI Southern I.OciC . T1-lion Brdlmlog (L), .165, G; (Racine); Sept- 13 "" Easi!ii'ili: Kermit Johnson, (L); 1411, G; Rick Sept- 20 - At Southwd ternl:: Geiger, 190, T; and Ron Eaaton, Sept- 26 - At Kyger ·crHI<C (L), 176, Ha Oct 4 - At AloDnder; aet;' 1:t JUNIORS- Turley Geol"go(L) - Buffalo, W. Va,; OCt.' iS '-'145, HB; Alan Hall (Ll, 160; liB; Federal Hocklrw; Oct. 25 - Hiil-· Rob Painter (L), 190, Ti carlos nan Tracei Nov. 2 - At Hannah. appearing pl,eased over the per.. 11 Tigers Blank GAHS and Gallipolis secollis scored one (L), 145, G~ \ AI North Gallla; and Oct. 31 Kyger Creek. Coach Hel . . bas an optomis- tJannan MIDDLEPORT - ' Tfte Meigs · I!'• ~Irate camp that 'tljo 1988 sq,.a 'ww . -~~~ ~~5; surpaSs ~~ r~ of luty~rt a' 130. . IICiuad W~l~ pOSted a 6-2-1 over- Jack· H:~~ all recf)t'd , and. fini~hed seconl- Brown, liB; Johnli1 I in the ~m Val]ey Alhlellc , toli; 130, QB, ani' Max Slbj~!M!O: Conference.1rith a 3-1 slate. . 116, G. ' · " Don Browning ant liDb Piltner: Here le the rosier of the•1968 North GalliaPiratea,llsUngplay· are co-captains of the 1988' J>i;: er,- weight ~year., with letter- rat., squad._ ·· : men m~~r~ with (L) ' b• parentier• Is the 1968 North Galllti: thesis: Marauders turned in a creditable showing Saturday morning when , they played host to the Parkersbl,lJ'g Jtig Reds Cor their secolll pro-season scrlmmage. Reports from the Marshall camp say that Swisher is throwingbetterthanhedid la st spring. "I think I've surprised the coache s a little,'' he told a Huntington sports writer last week. 11 Last year my shoulder was 1ore, and I couldn't throw very hard or very far. Now I'm 165, G. throwing normally. " Don had sound treabnents FRESHMAN - Gary Barry, on his shoulder last spring and didn't throw l,SO , T; Joe JobniOI'l, 120, E; :·. mueh durifl: the summer. and Jim SWindler, 150, QB. :::: SWisher, who became accustomed to Moss' Here ls the 1968 WUdcat scheR : ~.::.: syytsteh m of quafar ~ba.cking last spring, says , " Evdulo: er 1ng 1s mg mto shape. The team 1ooks Sept. 6 - At Eastern; Sept. really good." 13 - Federal Hocking; Sept. 20 Swisher Is being challenged for the startAt Symmes Volle;v; Sept. 27 i ng quarterback position by John Oertel, a junior - Haman. W, Va.; Oct. 5 - At college transfer studei:d: from Jowa. Pt. Pleasant "B" i Oct. 11 Don, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Swisher SOuthern Lo<al (ltaclne); Oct. of West Main-SL , Pomeroy, however, is deter18 - Southwestern; Oct. 25 mined not to be counted ouL ': . Good 80 yard s. Then, he hit running back Jim Shook for another 65 yards and another m. HasOne Way to Go in New : tunes at Hannan Trace H I g h , School have on1y one way to go • - up. The WUdcats have a new ; head coach. He inherited a squad : that failed to win a game durlng '' ·~ . ,· '. -··: · ./' are, high In ' ' MDJDLEPOIIT "infastmeate 111 Molp county" wu lbo tqllc oC c. E. Blakeslee, veip Coulll;)' Alricultunl Aplt, Frida;t 1111111 he apoke to members (I( the lllltldlaP>rt - POmoNI/ ROtary Club meet1ngo' ~ealh .)lothodllt CJurclt. l,l)akoliee pointed cut that cllr1111 the ,..t 12 monthl thoro have been plano completed tor tho and one-ludf mJUion dollar ,_... Plslnl • Cholter water llfslem; the three mUllm <lOIIar Mel8l High SchoOl and the $41)0,000 lmporial Electric Ge. quartoro In Middleport. C<llatructloo Ia unde~ooall throe counties to aene,VU... COUDIY also In the (Uiure, Mro;' VIlma Plkkola, head llbrarlu, announced. The unit wW golo VlllUlll Coul>- _·' It !Dr the first limo on Sel)l. 8 to begin servl~~!~ of • tbat co~ lleedqulrton for t:ho three couniY op0r.tloo will be J• Pomeroy where the unit maiJio tain& o!ftces and librarY 1..-.lce ani store In the Rood81 bu~ in Kerr's Run. Jackson .. ,. ,. FOR OUR PaRT, ewe'LL GO OUT Of OUR . 11\VaY To l&fflaKe iT easY P'- I B~Sehedule ano economicaL ro finance a -new caR ar Tl-!e~anK! J Changes Made =-...a -• .._ . ' MaY we seRve '1tiU? --·-·••ton. • Hymn Siug Planned 11 THE FIRST NATIONAL B'ANK S.rvinG Thi s Community for Ovef105 Yean 11 Oppt»tle Park, Gallipolis Member FDIC area '"'.". ••, •.,b.,.. ~~ MPLease Lea'Je csmuR cameL -rz.=. ..,..b.tae .:;.::::: w,. ' ,. , O=U=-==15===iD::::::::e!! '\~iE~~,;.~~~-;·-:~Loe~:k~1~1, . IJt. J- o.· ..,......,.. SCHEDULE OF EVENING CLASSES RIO GRANDE COLLEGE . ' of' ?ll ' ~ A'i& ~­ Raot.. Rottr 'lbomll Klein, 18,PciD.., d1IDIIP to. ~·.• car ud ...,_ ....,... w.u.; l::ottir ...-. erllll' ~2,and.V-~ 17, :MJMI..,.n Beula L No ""!' wu lollunll.ud . . .,~. . Gu7 • .,.,. 'JllunlhJ, 22, wuDled. · aeo'anuh i.bota ~ llioiJ!iitoerta Poll.. lnvel~ ~ lfarle• Wella,,19, Lolli!_.,, First Semester, 1968-69 Location Credit o., Tleo O.,t. Clan e•. Tooching Hatural Sclonco El. E~. Campus 2 w 6:30 412 Eng. 303 Seminar in ~merican Literahlre Campus 3 Th 7:00 e... <ill- .Shakespeare Et.....ta;,. F...,ch I Jackson 3 3 T Th M-W 7:00 7:00 7:00 T M-W 7:00 7:00 w c..,.•. ·~~~ .... ·6:30 ........ ~- Moth.• Pol. Set .• ... .p~; 103 105' ' MoitloOIII~CI . lOS ·~·· Gooro""" t,iiOlMctJon , .: ?• 303 · SO~iol P.orcholet?, lts ,·. ' ·:Fu.. 103 '""h . ' F~o4a~IOioof ' - ~ : Swl, ~ch~ . \ ' ~ 2oilillh ~t 5 c_,., 3 , I 5 Ca~.pus ......... Gckioiiua'"'t ' •I Calltpul CGIIapUII '• '· t" eo.,•• ·3 ' • ' . t, \~ ~ ,.!1 �. •:"" 'i ' . ~\: • • , I U - Tile SUnday Iii!!$~·~ ' ·~ ,...+.., ' .I ·Bookmobile I() ' .. serte Viaton '. I '· . I Tim•• -Seltlllsl, SWIIIII•. .-"soptelllller 1, 1968 . . , ........ ,_.--. i_ . ...l. •. ' ,.,,,. POMEROY' - Arra~ leve been complotod tor tho boolr.:'- , mobUo ,_ aorviJW .Mole• a Dd Rotary . Speak~r ' • Hall; UQ. ~, Jimlw hsllbac~; ,, · I f Tul'ley Ge-i ~45 · pi>und )llrilt>t l;;liaton,,H6,P<IUnd sen!"" h~lbacki. ~I!John&on, 146'pi>tiqil senior .guard, ond Don BrOwrunc: ~~ aenior auard. The 34 man a.juad Includes five luillbac~; o'Ron -1 seniors, nine Jw\iors, 10 s~hoo m0l'jio 1and 10 lresbmen, The big· ges?.f~an. . Q~ tb':: &Q\fd· t.•"2:3$- PO\i , !>111111' . ~. ,~eillor tackle, · ~ · tl)e ., lighte,lt)~er •·. "'mitt ' hllp)l~k. ' H~s Meigs ' HUNTINGTON, W. Va. - Don SWisher, Marshall University's scrambllng sophomOre Ia 105 poond Jack Slillth! ·11-esh- trom Pomeroy, 0. , turned in a sparkling perConnance last week when the Thwxlei-ing Herd Looks put on pads for the firs\ time. looked very good," said Colch Who pronounc·ed the .first praca Success. "Don knows wh•t he's continued. "He handles the team well in the huddl...__,.m he's a smart quarter· hack. His pusing is betteT than 1t was last season. and he's stUI runnlnB: well.'' , Swisher, a 160..pouMspeedster,gottheftrst day of :o;crlmmaging off to a dazzllna start whell he sent Ed Kliner around the lett aide tor aboUt "Swisher Perry Moss , tice sessiona doing," Moss Hannan Trace - r GALLIPOLIS - Football for- ' ' :: the 1967 sea5011. _.. Noel Heister is the new K8a.c! :· mentor of the Hannan Trace WUd- : !" cata. He will be a11lllted by ; Coach Paul DWon. While he didn't : coach last year, Heister form- : eri.Y coached both footl>all and ; basketball at canal Winchester, : In Franklin Coun\Y. ' With 12 lettermen back, the Wildcats have a 2S..rnan squad Including three seniors, 12 ju- niors, seven sophomores and three freshmen. The 1967 Wlldcat& flnlohed the 1967 season with a 0-9 record and were tied with F.astern, both ;, teams with a 0-f record, for , last place In the SOuthern Valle;y Athletic C~rence (SV AC). i ' touc:hdown each. Jt was the GaJ.. Han s' final pre-season scrim- JUNIORS- '. Fisher, 185, G; Greg rham (L), 150, E; Hollis Myers (1..), 180, T; Nick Swain, 115, E; Norm SWlnd· lor (L), ~0, FB; ROIIllle Waugh (L), 151, E; Charles H. Waugh, . , 110, HB; Charles Lee Waugh l.. Q.), 185, T; Richard ~er . JIO, HB; Jerry Church, 150, Gj L8W8Qil Jenkins, 160, G. SOPHOMORES - Rick Bickle, 180, Ci Paul Capper, 160, G; L~rry Cremeens, 130, HB; Steve Daniels, (L), 190, T; Wayne ~een (L), 145, lffi; David ~ler, , I l MARIETf A- Marietta's Tigers blanked the Tom Spencerless Gallipolis Blue Devils three touchdowns to none here saturday while the ~ietta reser ves llj.c wtlook the coming aeason, uwe have fairly good-sized line. The tiacks are a little slow but I expect them to improve. 11 Here Is the l-aster of the 1968 Trace,,WIIdcata, !lotlng pl&l'er by weight and posltloo, with lettermen marked (L) In }\arenthesl&: ..-..\, SENIORS l: Jesse Barry (L), 150, C; Everelt•Monl80!"0l'Y (L), 14ll, QB; and 'Fredddje ~een ' (1.), 130, HB; and Jerry Waugh, mage. Spencer, who missed the Portsmouth scrimmage last Wednesday. i.s out with mononucleosis and will miss the first two possibly the Drst three - regular season games, Three or lour other Gallians HW to lllness and minor · injuries. Tom P rose, who lettered as a defensive end last fall while just a freshman, handled the signal calling chores lor both the firal and secon:l units saturday. Freshman Larry Snowden quar· terbacked the third unit which moved the ball for good yardage deapite a series or twnbles. Neither third W\lt managed to score. All three GAllS units looked sluggiah during the two - hour session, Plll'ed on the Marleua College practice fleld. Gallipolis waa pl~~&~~ed by poor blocki~. tackling arx1 missedas-sigmnents throughout the scrim. ~ ' .' 1 ~ ~ : ~~ ·~ ;:~~!!:;:.~bu:!t~fa~i~le~d~to t.~CK·TO ·SCHoO\. 1 DRIVE A USED CAR . ' l1,. ·' ·'' T I 64 FORD - • • :- : - -- --- - -- ••••• - $1395 ' ' ~ · · none. . er ~ach touChdown. ' . Greg PauJt~y, wtlo worked on punting ~~ a soph~ore, dta the kicking chores GA.HS ,Sfi!tur· day, averaging 30-yards In four tot kicks, M&rieua did not have to p~nt. GaL 500 2 dr .ItT, 8 eyLi auto. trans., radio ancl heater. ~~·~ 61 CORVAIR ,GREENBRIER BUS ·-- • • $ 595 Radio and heater. Make a &0011 . - r• 1964 CadiJac Calpl Dt Yilt .·$2495 62 OLDSMOBILE F85 ·--- . ---.- - . -$ ,895 Marooo over gold wllh JOid lnlarlor, 6111 poorer 2 door, 8 cyl, 1tud. trans. , R&H, w-w tires. Sharp. "'~'"~-"' mont and facto<y alr..-llonl.._ $ee. your authonzedpdlllac dealer. ' . Sal' ~..1.968 Ol~sl 'A few left at Reduc,d Prices. Some with Air-Conditionina. lAIR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES .. OPIN IVQ. ,, Tl~ 1:00 ' ' J PCMIIOY ' I Less than 1600 mile• by glide trans., iadio, Ivory over show little wear. 4 door, $239$ 66 LeSa•r• Buick 4 dr. ~ $1,995 One .local owner. PS, PB & AT; 66 Gali•i• =·· Sharp ~ar. $1 ~·895 ' One . or FQrd ' • &neat 'and thla ono I• extra nice. Dork blue Onilh with Willie lql, - , 6$ .-ustang. · . 65 .' Monp ·More Cora..,. T..ch To Chooao ~- · • SAL~SIIE~ . ~ ~~WARQ (fALYE~T KEITH GO . ·-·.:·~,(),-~:· · · ' ·~ ' ~ ON THE SPOT FINANCING CLIFF PHILLIPS - EDDIE FIFE ..: DAN you All(n'S PAY'I~!ss A'f' · ln, $1,19$ told. captain \JI¥1SO&Grontilaresof KaMnga was In town Thor~: He hal not been well but keeps his gas boOt, ~llpae, going lilY llllltnlgj1t. AVG. 31, . 1918 - CIP!*In a-go -AJWel, tho veterans riYwas bero from St. Almate on the river; weahereWed- erman. bano, W. Vs., ~ nlgj1~ He neadaY tak\111 In the fair, He lea' been pBOIIIW tile lerryboat boated way back In tbe palm)' lilY• of the blc packsll, W)'lllll- Emily. The COI101 Ialani sldowheol lng, and Dakota, In tha steamer, Morn1rMJ ~. broke Pllllbursb-SI, Loulo tracle. A,plooeer GallipoJls rlverDUln one or her wheel ahalla and ran heneti thr<IU&h on 01111 stele with In Cllllornla rocenllY aaw 8ve a crowd of o.:cur01onlsts onboard large pMket. boats Ued u;p at I and out uqder Will'· Eng!Dport 011 the Sllcramento River eer whUo Talllar ·waa acalded by eathat hed not turned a wheel In c~Q>Ing aleam. Much excitement oVer ali months on account of no buolness. The rallroods put occurred but not one passenger them to the bid. Where'& Mr. was hur~ The Ialani Queen torr· ed the star to port. McAdoo? The Helen Lane is on her way captain Phil EUlolt of Gradown the Mloslsolppllo New Orham, w. va., • prom.inert ctu.. zea of Mason CourtY, was here 1...,._ ThepricepaldtortheL&ne Wodlleadl,y aU8ndll1! the lair. Ia aald to have been $14,800 projeola. ' ' He cited lbe leading Creek GonaerviDOY district and the new Farmers Bank and Sovlngs Ge. bUilding and tho mori!IDI oC two ~· WUbur 'lbeobold, - -and · waa Ill cbarP oC tbO meeting ~n'ed Jack Rdl"""' · J o h D Worner and Wendell Gerlach u a oonunlltee to aecare • pla<flll or robl'Y - • on which will be ln1<rlbed for dloplay purposea, the aamoa of pall pros!- . oC the clld>. He reported on a diractora' mooting bold durlngthapastwoek and lllll<lQJIOIICI that 811 -..tance C<rieBt wiU get undo~ lhls fall, Women oC Healh Clolrch served a dlmer. GRAND OPENING - SbaWD'o Mall Slop, l"'ated alxmilos from Gallipolis on Rt. 35 at RodneY, wiD hold its gnnd opening Wednesday, sept. 3. According to Walter White, manager, the 'drtve-ln wU1 feature a complete line of short order items such i, ~hey are born. balf..,.cre of ohedy parking and picnic tsbles. .. ·- . - " · Chief Northup some POOPLe come a Urges Heating Stanley l LONG-WAY Racine banks as other phaaee ot !)I'CIIHII IJI lmprOVomenll and - e r Queen CIIYwW notagaln I!Dr the Plllltiurab-CineiDnatl lllvestmenta Ill MeigS CouniY· Hltllllll upoll ,._sed 1Dvestlracle. The Queen Is 1aJi1 up at GALLIPOLIS - AlthoU&h cold menl8, Blakeslee aaiAI that auClucllmlti. It Is IIIIi Jmown What weather still may be several Jolul W, Hubbard wW do with other Improvement m!ghlbecGIIIt weeka awa..v, Fire Chief James tho Dunbar afler her repaln are a realliY provided It Ia given A, N<Jrtl'llp today urged Gallisupport by realdenll and former -leted at P~ Ploaoant. polis area . residents to make captain Harm Brown, one or rest-• or Mslga CouniY. This their aoinual aafeiY check of home the Ji>oqest towbolt navlptora 11 the planned MuiOUIII or the beating ecpolpmenl now. Meigs CouniY Pioneer and Hlsen weat.ern watera, and tormer"Competent inspection o! fur)J Ill COIJIIIIIIIII of the big Sprquo torial Soelely. naces, water heaters, lncineraand other large Mlnlutwl Riv- He met an old. D'ienl, captain cub. He dlopl&l'ed plana lor the The C. C. Bowyer was laid er towtx.ta, baa resJgned 11 Jerry Brown, while here. ·They atructure which will contain 3,PT, PLEASANT - Grant stan- tore and room heaters should "' today on account of low wat,. 200 1<1181"• !eel oC muiiOUIII Je;y oC Polnl Pleasant aud Artie not be pot olf," Chief Northup of tranllfiOl"lllloo of the boated produce to New Orlean• Roush of Letart, were elected said. "Plumbers and heating con· Al•n•rum ore .eo.. St. Lout.a, 30 or more yell's back when er below the dam caused by towering the pools to let some 1o the local board of the South- tractors normali.Y are the buai&lid lo ;hit hcllne at Clneln- aoulbem tredo was a big tbiJw. Kanawha River towboala up with ern states Cooperative during est when the cold weather llrst '•U where he enlilted In the 57111 Gemlllodore F, A. Laidley, Jete Its 45th aMiver&arY member- hils, and long dangerous dei&I'S i:.....,.ra lbr service Ill flwle"- m&n~~~er of the LoulavWe • Cll>- empties. The Greenland arrived from alllp mooting attended bY more could face lhoae who wslt to have ~ JlroWn ... In ebargo ctmati Packet CO., and a ahrewd FridaY ni11ht attor bethan 500 stockholders and their their ..,npment Inspected and ot tilt 1oians creek turdl<llt line old. duck, Is sold to bave receiv- cincinnati tMnllles. necessary repalrs made. at ·iiUnti!WIOO !Dr a cotVIe of ed John W. Hubbard's check for lng a week on the way. Sbe was >e> at Oshel Lanllng, below Chairman of the Boord of Di"MarlY bome heating problems oea•oill He Is an eJCPOrlenced $250,'1100 belbre turning the tiDe laid rectors named was Wllllam GUI caD be prevented by checking ·Ntw Orloanll pilot ud ba pUot- over to MaMger WUIIam E. Roe. Green\Cl, Ky., for several days oC Gallipolis Ferry and A_ B, beaUIIII 0C1Jipmenl for proper ad111 the poclwt Groenlaad D'am CCilnmodore Laidley wW take on account of low water. There' is no reason why the Stephens wa1 named vice chair- justment. properventilatlon, sale --~~ lo the St. Loull lila esai< the balance of hla lilY• Ohio River should not be Includman. comections 8nd proper opera~ World' I Fair In 1904, ,the lint on o Florldl p]JnlaUon. The riY- ed in the IJOvernmenl prosnm GALLIPOLIS - CIIY P'oJJce Chosen lo the local SOuthern . . . . of aafeiY sool.olf devices. , . he bad been II'IJIIOIII ll· er bulineai -ee• !,.ou!aviUo of bulldl111 bolts and·bugeS tor charged Lewis G. Talllor, 46, States FarmHomeAdviJOrYeom''AnY beating appliance can ee- 11 21yetl'l of apl ' and Clnclmati will problbi.Y nev.. Tbe HalOD F. had to' ]l)' >4> at er be again as sood •• II waa freight lines lo relieve raU- R1. 1 Middleport, with redden mlttee were Mra. Jolm Gill of pt out ol adjustment and should roads In llkl111 care of ln<reaa- operation afler an ac ~ldeni at ~to ..... - , ,new 1heol during the llral 10 yeara the Gallipolis Ferry and Mrs. D. be checked IIIIIUalJy. Vents carfrel&lrt created by 8:41 p, m. Frilll)' at Flrot Avo. L. HaWold o1 Gallipolis Ferry. ry awill' the pro<loela of com'lietalled In .,. Of her boilers. fast sldewbeel paoketo CliY of 1111 lbe war. and Sy<lll!ore St. He poateda$28 Mrs. Gill waa named cbslrman buatlon and therefore should he >:The city <Jl Wheeling, In the Louslvlle a!!d CliY of Clncinnlll This was the feeling or John bond to appear TUesdiY In GIIIIand Mrs. Clslr L, Cottrill, Jr., lnapected regulari.Y," the chlel '~'llf the raU and river coal ran. They wore built 20 years R Rohaoobergo:r of Eva1111vWe, polio Municipal Court. tiiti\Ct, lo lhrealtDed with 1 coal ¥0 aliU ~ laat Fteetwood and Ind. , F1eld SecretarY or the Na· That was one of ft.ve accidents Well Gelumbla was d-Daen sec- 0011cluded. Chief Northup sulll!Oeted the :~ . · .. the CitY of Madison were worn tiona! Rl vors and Harbors Con- Friciel' a!!d brought the year's retary. WWiam GDI waa chosen as a following check IIIII to assure Docl<min at PL Pleasant will out In the Loulav!Uo tnde. sreaa, who Ia making a tour of total to 261 accldenta In the !lrsl delegate to represent the local safe, eftlclent operation of home for 811 tncreuo In wagea captain Roo, It Is reported, Valley cltlea and towns 243 cl&l'a of the year, .S 1o $0 per lilY, It Ia r&- desires the goVOl'IIDOnl take av- Ohio memberShip at I h e SOuthern heating eq¢pmenl. otin-1111 up aentlmant among ofPollee oakl Talllor waa heeded · Staty Cooperative~ a .. 45th )4\IIDl· ' 1; ·Be•"oertain the r. beatar is , er all 'the paokel- .lb•• and ftciaJa· and commerclal oreanl· southeast on Sycamore SL, ready versarr in Richmond. va.; =m vented to a good chimney . sationa for 1 bBrgo line. ·'""'"" ·• ·-· iO'•inake a loll turn onto First November 14, and 15. James 2. If the<e Ia a cleall<l'JI open29,1918- ANOTHE~~~ *;,~;;.boat JJd~,;\:teJatfl­ Engineer• and dock workero, Avo., reached tor a bandfUI of Lewla, :Mason, was named al lng with a cap In the chimneY r.(""' fr<J,!I the KaniWII:" -DIID, the Hlchey C'!I"PP''l"Uatlt" It Is reported, wlll aak for a peanuts, got choksd, and lost conternate. under the vent pipe, be sure the f!i Cluclmidl io est oo,t. Ia laid "' at PL ral&e Sept- L trol of Ilia car. According lo a financial re- vent Is clear ol debris. 1111 with a bnksll shall- Thoro Tylor' s car went oft the lett port made by Edgar Moore, re- - :i. Be sure the chimney Ia olean. biB al10 bean trouble in 111:11rlng side of the street and struck a glonal repreaentatlve, the coop- Blow smoke into the cleall<l'JI Ollhouse orrned by Mrs. Herman Condee, 960 First Ave. The ve- eraUvo will pay a 3.2 patron- on1J111 to meke aure II Ia drawRM(RNEWS hicle tore down one poll and lour age rellmd to Ita rarmor.mem- 1ng. t . He sure the vOjlll pipe goes leet ordownspout. Tberewaamln- bora this year, the largest refUnd It bas psld In 11 years. up, not dorm, from lbe heater to GAUGES - GalliPolla, 12-0 or c1am1go to the car. Taylor Total volume lor the year andthe chimneY· 1 and 12.6 running 2Ciololrollers; was not injured. ed J\1110 30 was over $113,100,· s. use aalety thimble 1o keep PL Plolllal'll, 23.90; pomeroyAn acclclent occurred at t:26p. ooo up about l percent over the the pipe rrom IJOlng too lar Into Mason, 20.20; Hlnlon, 0.50 ala~; .._ Frl'·~ In ll".rtofO'DoULum· the chimney. Seal aroond the liACINE- SchoolaoCibeSoutb- Kanawba Falla, .. •so ,......,, _,.,_ ber on......VIne St. Pollee said Er- previous year. pipe with cement or plaster where Local Scb>OI District will ~~ 17 90 1 taL Lo-'·-• ma J. Robinson, 52, Eureks star II enters the chimneY. at 1:35 'flieadl,y IIIDl'lllllll. llarmel and Wlnlleld, ar-.on lbe Rt., pulled out onto VIne St., and 6. Don't use a oooldni: range lllq]llet, ~ oW. struck a car operatedbySylvlaJ. for room heating. BOAT MOVEMENTS Porter, S2,PatrtotstarRI. Tllere 7. Rave a cpiWed person lnPT. PLEASANT- Anoiu eight Mloor changes aro lllll8d Ill GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - Altoa wu mlllllr clBJnl&e to both cars. atall any beating ecpolpmenl or lbe buucb'M•,ICllllle oiJirlc:t, ZOI)hJr down 4:20p.m.; Jdlll J. · No one was injurecJ and..,cbari!O ii1JI1D Sing will be held at the meke neceas&r1 adjustmenta. Union camp GroUnds, l1rO milo• b!Jt Cor the port, obildnn Rowe down 1 p. 111;; H. E. Bordes was llled. will be p1cked "' at the ...,. down 1:t5 p; Ill-; Elisha Woodll can driven by Maxine Schll· 11011111 oC NoW Haven, on Satur._......... time U lUI ,_, >C> 10 p, ~; l!Qbert P, Tlbolt 141 ling, 42, or_452 Lariat Dr. , and day, Sept. 7 beg(nnlns at 8 p.m. Sclo.mled singing groups In- PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ~~~ ·llflb .......... $ItO L m.; llarvey Jordan up WWII W. Nlllirt, 24, Rl. I '!ialADMITTED: Robert McNeD, of tile 'fUrlland .,.-...,...o~~,~- 1=35 L m. lipolls, collided at 10:40 a. m. clade B~ Ridge ~ oC Pt:. Pleasant; Denuls Foreman, SandY Hook, Ky., Glad Hearla ~_. ~ KANAWJ!f. RIVER -JiatlllOt. Friday at sOconl Avo. ani Cedar 1,. Pleaaanl. .. "'""""'- ...... , • ..._ 1111or"' ~ P. m.; F<itl ])elrllom s~ No one wu IJijured and oo ~ ~e, W. Va., Oonde PLDISCHARGED: C h a r I en e and , _ !lllllalrd oC Gelumbu•. !UU Cor tranoipililailoD• ,to, 1M · ~ 1 a, -111-; Wlnlleld, ~a ';- chartl• wu llled. Cheesebrew, Pt.. Pleasant; Mrs. Scllaol ~·ll'l· le ; li oC . - - • doonl ' 5:t0 a. m., E • Polloe -·•• ""1. Schilling Doo illlan oC FnderlckotDWn. 0., Amott Roush, Pl. Pleasant; l'luorire l!l,._, boanl , ...... -oor-- curb In !ront Tile RGuah Funlly, McDonlel tf.'.""' Deanl llofWorth "' 7:f5 P. m.; pulled out -tram the H. ' Sloaver, Jr- "'!'"' 11:30 P. or the Metbediat Church and at- Trio, Sid and Carol lfaJIIIIII, on. BoWles, Buffalo• BIRTH: Mr, and Mrt. Russoll ...,... m.; J. 'il&•k {limb!• ~ 12:15 -ted lo a loft turD onto Tile Gelliii:J li)'Dinllmorl I 1' i cwnmlna, Raclnl, a 'claugbter. ~~S.:.':edort!::: a, m.; ~ · R. llarrtiJ down Cedar St., )1st 11 Nibert was ' 1111 many apocted to be "·~~ · of"llaklt for _ 12:10a.III-J~Uer-cloWD1a.m makllltlateftturnotrCedarSt.. po: oulll ror the all nllbl event. Tbo Jll!llllc II «riiali:J lmUed Nickel Is used In almost 6=1$ a, III-I Loek If, erate damage to bollo cars. w liUoad. 3,001 alloys . .._,. ontoSecuod A... 'l'horewumnlp. AllNoAn 11£ctdent occurred at 10:20 a. In; f'rldQ on tho parkiJIIIlol U, Walt- at Kropr'a store.., Tblrd Aw. ID~:::;~a.~·,;m.; I..i>ek Pollee a&ld 'WWiam 141!lllen. liEIGS KAllRIAilE :UCENSES ~ !l!e~11!) m.; Dl· '12, 1 'Patrioc, baCIIIilf:cut or ~r David 22,Port~ . ' car "·''""''"' :ioolo tlllll atru~ 4!'1Yoll Iii WUIW!! S. (lollllr, Tl, llnd, ud Vlelll ~ Gal*, 18, "' tram Pllllburab that the Seals have to Jearn to nrlm, not being able to do 10 when · as Ice cream and sardwtches. The shop wtll be open trom 11 L m. to 11 p. ·m. seven daYS a week. Surrounding the area Is a Safety Check L JUST To G-eT a caR Loan Roush ,.,. .. FROm •'•' OUR 'BANK..·· Elected ' '-* 66 Chevelle ...... .. power- D h. w te~ ~ ' · .· $1995 ·· mn- 4 DOOR HT,Iocalnr, low car,belge Oallh with' matching lnterior, like new, VB, auto. trana. t p .S. wf-w.. redlo&IXI..-. 1\. .: ~· $2095~ 66 Chettlle , dJoi>e, SS 396 HT t speed lrans., Poallrlctlon. Wiele orii tires, red lnterkr. White 8DIIIh, llldlolllil-. B!lai'PM-· IDrDIIDce. · , · . ------~---~---------~ . SPF£IALS OF Tib; wEEK .·, , t''· 1962 CHEVY li'- • .. .. ... ~ ~ ..._••••• ·s&99 . HT Cpe. local ' owner car. · Recl~·lbdah, . {'• - . * trona., ndio. .: _, . : 1~59 RAMBLER .WAG~,•.'I::, · · · · · · •;;;$295 Std. Trani., solkl ·~. ""'~ \ ~ ' ' . ' Fleelslde. 8 Ft. markst price. """' ' •, ' 1965 GMC PICKUP • ·,. ~,• • • -- .. -- • Urea; 8 .~ · ' i1111... Prl•'"!i)~{.lio . ·: ,.,..... FOR.o~;~;~; ' Air $2395 local~8 WUdcat, t dooc, HT, I local ......,r. New Buick trade-ln. Extra aharp. Grand Sport, VS 2 door, HT, one local owner, new Buick ,. 4 II()Oed trona. Very nice. · o' \ 61Ch•v. Bel 67 Buick 67 Buick . ''' LOW-Mil UP, LATHIODa @USED CARS ' COIIV. 6 cyi, old.,thlft. One c:Ue6JIIocal 011110r. ' ' 1teerin1. Black with black & white IDiertor rac11o glaaa and wlslw ~ Burnett intercepted two MHS aerials. The LeroY llld ,.; at Ironton and the Groondllo at OakJ Lani.!Q!. duo to low water. TlleGretndlle II abooll the tlghteot boat Oil the river. Tberowaalesalban20 Inches of water Ill the cbanllll at some points - • n here and ClnchmaU w-odaY. :Mate Alex SbaW, the oldest at•• ~.- Hincher l)u already 000 tmruds the llJUIIOWII. Auto Mishap 19 NEW PONTIACS AND BUI(KS AT GREATEST DEAL~ ANYWHERE 65 MUSTANG • - • • • • • - • • • ·-- • • • - $1495 2 dr. ItT, 289 ene. Auto. Trana., radio and heater. power 1964 Cadillac H.T. Coupe · · ··· · $l995 ·'• Dave Go•le· Says Imp. 2 dr. HT, 8 cyL 1 auto.' trans., ndlo and heater, power steering. ( t·' to AUG. 28, 1918- ltlsreport,. labOr on the fi.Jot:bman. we aro $122,000. l,l)akostee poiDied cut 1l1at a foniier rooldonl, J; W, Following blanked ' 04. b1 .the Little Heds. Meigs' J scrln1inoge ahowing qalnsl usi.iuy Iough Big Heds wa's a happy tur~round rram1 the previous week when Belpre doWned the Marauders one TD Don GALLIPOLIS -._ The Pitts_burab HW1111\llblt sank .In the ' ~Ia River near Loe~ No. 5 receldy turned bollilil stele "' so q¢ckly the crew CGU!d not set ott Three were drowned. Their bodlaa have beeil ri<overed. What caused the olnkIIW remallii ·III!¥Stery, nit Hutman wm be rolaed b7 ·iltvera. • Thla Wll ... of Inter· oatlrw River News Item• tram .'Ji. ~918 Gllllpolla DaJI)' Tr!J>. uii. Here are othen: ...... llpBOO and Z,000 IQIIIO fNI of olllce opaoe. Tile arobl~ eotiDWed coot oC tho bulldiDi Is Man Charged The - Mar~uder Reserves were GREAt DEALS·ARE GEI.TitiG . GREAIE_I _ 66 CHEVROLET-· • •• ·~ • · : • -- -. - - S1895 BUYS .t r . . WAY/111· -·- , ,. , - - ·:· -·oua ".: . . , . ·'"· - .,.luv ol TDLE'Iow 2 door, 6 cyL , stan. trans•• R&:H. Wolft tires. f, W. VLi NOV. " 8 - BEAUTIRIL and s)towed lots of hu;~;~~~ Meigs reportedly times to one by lhe Big ..,._ Ma~ieUa was successful in it across. making all four extra points artMarietta's varsity ran only 10 plays from U.e line or scri!flmage - aJI-oo·.the ;groundo ;f£he "'figers r olled up 183 yards. GAHS managed 56 yards rushing in . 23 ground attempts against the Tigers' first unit, and added 20 yards passing. GARS var sity runners were: Chuck Neal, S..21i Dave Johnson, 10-25i Tom Prose, 4-13; Lormie Bush. 1-1; aOO Chuck Howard lost four yards in two attempts. Junior Bostic paced the second 34 in !:iix trips. 66 FALCON • • • · • · -- · ·-- • • • • •• • $1295 • ' mage, Marietta' s varsi~ scored the first two times it had the pigskin - once oft an SO-yard run, and again from 63-yards ouL It took the host club eight plays to drive 65 yards for their third six· pointer, climaxed by a 20-yard ru n. The MRS seconds scored once on a 62.-yard run, and the GAHS seconds scored on a32..yardpass play _from Tom Prose to end Greg Pauley. The Devils' third unit was near ' t : .. 2 door, Hardtclp, 390 erw,., 4 spcl trans., R&H, power steertrw, W.Jfl tires. · ' Pirates schedule: · 155, G; Larry formance, said his Mari.uders hit well, passed and ran gOQd . 67 FAIRLAtlE GT • • • • • - ~ .-- • • - • - $2295 '' ' . :~ ', Head. Coach Charles C~e~, limited action 5aturday due ' ' .. c SENIORS ;:_ lltnoy Logue, 230, Sept- 6 - AI Southern I.OciC . T1-lion Brdlmlog (L), .165, G; (Racine); Sept- 13 "" Easi!ii'ili: Kermit Johnson, (L); 1411, G; Rick Sept- 20 - At Southwd ternl:: Geiger, 190, T; and Ron Eaaton, Sept- 26 - At Kyger ·crHI<C (L), 176, Ha Oct 4 - At AloDnder; aet;' 1:t JUNIORS- Turley Geol"go(L) - Buffalo, W. Va,; OCt.' iS '-'145, HB; Alan Hall (Ll, 160; liB; Federal Hocklrw; Oct. 25 - Hiil-· Rob Painter (L), 190, Ti carlos nan Tracei Nov. 2 - At Hannah. appearing pl,eased over the per.. 11 Tigers Blank GAHS and Gallipolis secollis scored one (L), 145, G~ \ AI North Gallla; and Oct. 31 Kyger Creek. Coach Hel . . bas an optomis- tJannan MIDDLEPORT - ' Tfte Meigs · I!'• ~Irate camp that 'tljo 1988 sq,.a 'ww . -~~~ ~~5; surpaSs ~~ r~ of luty~rt a' 130. . IICiuad W~l~ pOSted a 6-2-1 over- Jack· H:~~ all recf)t'd , and. fini~hed seconl- Brown, liB; Johnli1 I in the ~m Val]ey Alhlellc , toli; 130, QB, ani' Max Slbj~!M!O: Conference.1rith a 3-1 slate. . 116, G. ' · " Don Browning ant liDb Piltner: Here le the rosier of the•1968 North GalliaPiratea,llsUngplay· are co-captains of the 1988' J>i;: er,- weight ~year., with letter- rat., squad._ ·· : men m~~r~ with (L) ' b• parentier• Is the 1968 North Galllti: thesis: Marauders turned in a creditable showing Saturday morning when , they played host to the Parkersbl,lJ'g Jtig Reds Cor their secolll pro-season scrlmmage. Reports from the Marshall camp say that Swisher is throwingbetterthanhedid la st spring. "I think I've surprised the coache s a little,'' he told a Huntington sports writer last week. 11 Last year my shoulder was 1ore, and I couldn't throw very hard or very far. Now I'm 165, G. throwing normally. " Don had sound treabnents FRESHMAN - Gary Barry, on his shoulder last spring and didn't throw l,SO , T; Joe JobniOI'l, 120, E; :·. mueh durifl: the summer. and Jim SWindler, 150, QB. :::: SWisher, who became accustomed to Moss' Here ls the 1968 WUdcat scheR : ~.::.: syytsteh m of quafar ~ba.cking last spring, says , " Evdulo: er 1ng 1s mg mto shape. The team 1ooks Sept. 6 - At Eastern; Sept. really good." 13 - Federal Hocking; Sept. 20 Swisher Is being challenged for the startAt Symmes Volle;v; Sept. 27 i ng quarterback position by John Oertel, a junior - Haman. W, Va.; Oct. 5 - At college transfer studei:d: from Jowa. Pt. Pleasant "B" i Oct. 11 Don, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Swisher SOuthern Lo<al (ltaclne); Oct. of West Main-SL , Pomeroy, however, is deter18 - Southwestern; Oct. 25 mined not to be counted ouL ': . Good 80 yard s. Then, he hit running back Jim Shook for another 65 yards and another m. HasOne Way to Go in New : tunes at Hannan Trace H I g h , School have on1y one way to go • - up. The WUdcats have a new ; head coach. He inherited a squad : that failed to win a game durlng '' ·~ . ,· '. -··: · ./' are, high In ' ' MDJDLEPOIIT "infastmeate 111 Molp county" wu lbo tqllc oC c. E. Blakeslee, veip Coulll;)' Alricultunl Aplt, Frida;t 1111111 he apoke to members (I( the lllltldlaP>rt - POmoNI/ ROtary Club meet1ngo' ~ealh .)lothodllt CJurclt. l,l)akoliee pointed cut that cllr1111 the ,..t 12 monthl thoro have been plano completed tor tho and one-ludf mJUion dollar ,_... Plslnl • Cholter water llfslem; the three mUllm <lOIIar Mel8l High SchoOl and the $41)0,000 lmporial Electric Ge. quartoro In Middleport. C<llatructloo Ia unde~ooall throe counties to aene,VU... COUDIY also In the (Uiure, Mro;' VIlma Plkkola, head llbrarlu, announced. The unit wW golo VlllUlll Coul>- _·' It !Dr the first limo on Sel)l. 8 to begin servl~~!~ of • tbat co~ lleedqulrton for t:ho three couniY op0r.tloo will be J• Pomeroy where the unit maiJio tain& o!ftces and librarY 1..-.lce ani store In the Rood81 bu~ in Kerr's Run. Jackson .. ,. ,. FOR OUR PaRT, ewe'LL GO OUT Of OUR . 11\VaY To l&fflaKe iT easY P'- I B~Sehedule ano economicaL ro finance a -new caR ar Tl-!e~anK! J Changes Made =-...a -• .._ . ' MaY we seRve '1tiU? --·-·••ton. • Hymn Siug Planned 11 THE FIRST NATIONAL B'ANK S.rvinG Thi s Community for Ovef105 Yean 11 Oppt»tle Park, Gallipolis Member FDIC area '"'.". ••, •.,b.,.. ~~ MPLease Lea'Je csmuR cameL -rz.=. ..,..b.tae .:;.::::: w,. ' ,. , O=U=-==15===iD::::::::e!! '\~iE~~,;.~~~-;·-:~Loe~:k~1~1, . IJt. J- o.· ..,......,.. SCHEDULE OF EVENING CLASSES RIO GRANDE COLLEGE . ' of' ?ll ' ~ A'i& ~­ Raot.. Rottr 'lbomll Klein, 18,PciD.., d1IDIIP to. ~·.• car ud ...,_ ....,... w.u.; l::ottir ...-. erllll' ~2,and.V-~ 17, :MJMI..,.n Beula L No ""!' wu lollunll.ud . . .,~. . Gu7 • .,.,. 'JllunlhJ, 22, wuDled. · aeo'anuh i.bota ~ llioiJ!iitoerta Poll.. lnvel~ ~ lfarle• Wella,,19, Lolli!_.,, First Semester, 1968-69 Location Credit o., Tleo O.,t. Clan e•. Tooching Hatural Sclonco El. E~. Campus 2 w 6:30 412 Eng. 303 Seminar in ~merican Literahlre Campus 3 Th 7:00 e... <ill- .Shakespeare Et.....ta;,. F...,ch I Jackson 3 3 T Th M-W 7:00 7:00 7:00 T M-W 7:00 7:00 w c..,.•. ·~~~ .... ·6:30 ........ ~- Moth.• Pol. Set .• ... .p~; 103 105' ' MoitloOIII~CI . lOS ·~·· Gooro""" t,iiOlMctJon , .: ?• 303 · SO~iol P.orcholet?, lts ,·. ' ·:Fu.. 103 '""h . ' F~o4a~IOioof ' - ~ : Swl, ~ch~ . \ ' ~ 2oilillh ~t 5 c_,., 3 , I 5 Ca~.pus ......... Gckioiiua'"'t ' •I Calltpul CGIIapUII '• '· t" eo.,•• ·3 ' • ' . t, \~ ~ ,.!1 �. :·._·., ~ l. ., 'i .l.' '~ .:-··'·, ' -- .. :· · ,1' ' ' ' L~ Timet ·'Seotlael, ~. s.temJ>er 1, 1868 !'jew in I 1 Couf~!ry· lnte~lfllnB . ot the wkf for the .rternoon 11 the "Conce¢an. EZI. Apni, Agrlcultllre Birth, and Eorly Development__ Meigs COun\1' ot a Tounwnent Golf Course" Town and countr)' people are OJICI.<>r "How a La"l'er Became pttina closer together on rea Turf Midwife." iluJ'Ch and practice every day. . ' ' ....., ~ BY C. E. BLAKESLEE As ID The BJMOclll aftmloonprogradl example, on September io and 11, opeelol Lawn and or. will lncludo Auditorium Landnamentala Day wW be held for scaplc,g. Eetahllshment or New Lawns, and Prtmln8 ol Ornamen· profenional workeraandtorgar. ~'i tals. For the Wednesday, September the Ohio Agricultural Research 11 aessloos for garden tlubs and and Development Center at Woost..r. den clubs and home owners at ·I _,'.. • . The apecial program Cor pro- :i ' , F~ fenional workers will be on Tuesday, September 10, start- ' a tour at 10 a.m. Tours will Include Sbade Trees, PlantIngot Ornamemalo, Turf DiseasIng witb 1 es, The Sod WebWorm, Bluegrass Varieties, BentgrassVarl· ettea, and Evaluation and Man· agement ol Lawn Mixtures. One '\ ' HOMEUT£ XL-AUTOMATIC CHAIN SAW _ •~ , hoine oWner,J, the-lolirolllldlaiJcO will bo 11.- tor the home owner. ~olaf flluJolnehlde Eo. tobllobment of New Lawna, Plant1ng and ~ ot OrnamOJtlla, Annual IUid Penmial Gardenl. The ~ program In the afte...-> !~eludes Rooeo You !IICIUid Know M!lre Abou~ Ground Coven In the -l.andoeepe, and Facts and Falla<lo;s of laWII Care. • Opportunldes will be for gt- =-.:J..,. . ., ..... .... ....... ,,.,,,.. ,., __ '"*"".... M,......_.,.., ............ ,,.U" .. , JL.AIITOUTIC ...... By PAT GLASS Gallia County Ext. Agent Home Economics Nothing improves the appear· anee of a house more than a fresh coat of paint. But, yoli can overdo lt. Specialists in the U. S. Dep&rtrnent of Agriculture's Forest Service, who know woods a n d wood finishes, say it's not good to paint a house too frequenUy. When the house was built, it probably got tttree c01ts ofpaint. This will see it through at least four years. After that, add only one coat or paint every four or n ve years, or two coats not oftener than every sb: years. Too much paint can only spell trooble ror the homeowner -and possibly costly removal by blowtorch or paint and varnlshremov- or. . .~ By JOHN COOPER Soil Conservation Service Ml5011 Councy John Priddy, of near Arbuckle ZIP CHAIN SA)IJ serve as livestock water and also have a side benefit or recreation. Mr. Priddy plans to build a waterIJW trough bel'"' the pond from or which livestock een drink, 'Ille Pam POMEROY 992-2181 W. Cor..y, Mi'· OPEN EVERY HIGHT UNTIL 6:00 P.M. • for~ ing idea, and a chalky &W'face needed. mit ' earthmoving for this W&s done by the bulldozer belonging to the Western Soli Conservation DistricL WE VISITED the Foote Mfn. eral Corporation plant near New Haven during their open house re. cently. Foote Mineral, formerly Vanadium Corporation, is growing along with the restoftheOhio Valley. The Compan,yowns nearly 400 acres ot land in that area aoo ot 1111 n>Qor ot Dink Pl1 OAHDC delry aclentllli Ia In phla(jr, tecb, , the · area ot 111trltl0n. "Most of n1...,1 Tida ~ • \!' • the ~lone fO< d>lley 'our d8lry are at. GiUta· ralloao that are now available templln8 1o do _ llllidami•e ra- • ~1. . . ·, , were developed some yean qo tlone to meet ~-~s oe the' .. LUt.y~, wao•the l!ret year opecU!eolly for eowo procllclng ld8ll • procllelng cow oe the f\1. lor • ••nflotm ~ perlocl for 8,000 • 10,000 pclmds oll$lk ture." · dllnmuill\1' ~ elec-o annually," aald Dr. 1. • Gllotl>er dairy roaesr _ ch dlocuoo- ' Uooa. Oftlclal1 Ylewltuameu/lo more, uaoellt.. chair mill a! th ed lneludehlre evaluatll"', man. ol lncroaolui voter P811fcljlotlon department ot daley aclenci!: agement uld of herd,... by focusing ..,..ter atfentlon'on "'Ille dairy cow of fDda1 and placemenla, and a llll!lbor of nu- the .lmJiortant olectloll of some ot the future Is CII(JIIl>le of pro. trfUonali!IUcHe&. 75,000 ·commltteemeo In about Froteclf~m of - · trom U,OOO· ~al communltleo. Comanimal dloeaoao weo alJO out- munley ASC cornmlttooa asalot lined at the field day by ettorta eount,y conlmltteeo In the local ot atato and federal cilllclalo to edmlnletratlonotouchASCSfCU'III keep foot aod DIGUth dloaue out actloll Pl!'SI'BDII aa Asrlcullllrotthe Unllllilllatea. This dl-oa al Cpnoei'Yalfon ~am. Wheat, eeused widespread c1amase 1n F....,..~ .. -'l'Oblleco, Wool and Greet Brllaln last year. Price"~ GALLIPOLIS - Gnde loan '11le problem ot keeping tbls AU rumors -!'liJ are eligible rates for 1968 crop burley to- costly disease out of tbla countey to i!k" Pl1l In oi1e or more ot bacco represent an average has boon co.._..sed by modern the farm .pro,..arna adlllllilller· Price-s~port loan level about 3 air travei. Becsuaethedl-•ell ed by the committees are qlll!llper cent above the 1967level, as a conlflllous tbreel, OYOI')' polell- lied to Vote In the community was armounced earlier this year, Ual aource ot the 'lllsease mull electlollo. IJito of ellsll>le \'01" J. Melvin Gilbert, chairman of be watched. Thl1 meu.s cloaeiD. era in each COD'IDUll\Y areaval.lthe ~cultural Slablllzatlon aod spectloll o1 all porta ot enlr)' and able In the counl;y ASCS ot!lce. Conservation CommJttee in Gal- all air temlnala handllns flllll>ts Ellllblllty ID vote or to hold lla Coun!J', said today. coming directly !romforelsnair- ot!lce as a committeeman Ia Baaed on an average loan lew! porta. not restricted by roaaon of sex, is a cooperator orthe soil com~er· valion district. We were interestad in the production of the plant, its eUect on the people of the area and how it balanced with the rest or the economy nearby. We know of several parttime farmers who work at this plant. It was also of interest to us to see that the plant utilizes many tons of wood chips. They prefer hardwood chips, although the samples which we examined in thelr birw were made up partly or pine. 111elr source of s~ply at present is from a place near Jackson, Ohio. Harry Rhodes, who conducted our tour of the plant, was I grac- ious hoot and elQllalned thoroughly the work and products of the planL A new drainap system has been installed at LakinstateHO~Joo pital. This wu · to take care or some surface water which runs off the road near the barn at the hospital and also to drain the I'"' uea near the barn. This drab~ qe system lnrolved puttlrw In Large roundworms and nodular worms can eat into vour pig profi!J!. Fight back with Purina Liquid Pig Wormer ... knock out worms fast! . ' •' . i• ! This piperazine concentrate is easy to use. You just mix it with drinking water. There's no need to change the feeding program .•. your pigs keep right on eating and drinking, Liquid Pig Wormer is economical, too. For eumple, you can worm up to 256 pip weighing from 40 to so lbo. for only 2 to a; per ·head. Worm your pigs with Liquid Pig Wormer two weelu! after weaning . \_·L~_nd worm 'em again one month later. Health-ro~g wormB will go . , . and your pip will grow! ' Reme'l'be to 8ik for Purina Liquid Pig Wormer the nezt ti you stop by our store. J. • ViM St. ~; ~ proper North. Produce Ph. I think the people of this land want a peaceful settlement of thia struggle in Viet· nam and want It u soon as polllble. And they don't want to sell out, and if I'm elected president of the United States, they won't get a sellout. -Vice P ide n t Hubert r., Humphrey. A leatlet "Vote tor Farmen of Your Choice," explalna In some deta1l the entire prGCScllre for electing WDIOtl U communl\r committeemen. Cos>lea ..-e available at the CCJUDQr ASCS ot!lce. NOtlcea of com. munley baundarlel and of tho right to nominate b,y,petltloo Illpear on commlt!etH>Iectllll po~ co.· . ~. SPECIAL ~ . . .· . . '• ··' . NEW PLASTIC . ·. .. " FEDhlL SHOT GUN .SHEL ' Rei. .- . 3':~ • .=· . · .,. ' • '; ~ • • • '. . •..i,: ' . •• 4 e '- . ~· : 11 •' ·' requlred, wiD I not With presen em- ..-lu.v 1l·•·.:t. Wde O'H.anlo1t he~ . ; BOX 7017, ColumbuS. 204-1.. MAN to 'run oman dairy !arm. Write P. 0. Box ID84, H~ ington. W. Va. 201'5 ,,,., ••• . 'SW.k ' 36'' J 23" X.oot ' Used OffMt . HAVI "'* .MANYUSII r2oe lfor-$1.00 ~ Dlly Tel au 125 'J'hl"' .... GePipeilo HEADQUARTERS 2 PC. BElGE living room suite 1n excellent condilion. Ph. 446-4303 - 188-lf ·' For Sale SPECIAL STEC;,;{J'I 11168' Eel· ' STORM DOORS & ~tiS ly American Stt:reO Radio <:ombination. Beajltilul solid state unit wltb 4 speed chan· ger. Pay balance of $99.12, or m(mlhly payments ol 16.00. ALSO: Have repo..•>sed Awnings. carports, rall~gs Lowe Brother• PaintS Wallpaper, Picture Framing MULLINEAUX DECORATING Since 1911 446-26116 258 Third Avenue, Ga!Upolls •..:aw" .... speaker sound system. 4 NO. 1 STOKER COAL, at fat· s~ dual volume control. mor alnlon Cool Co. tipple B~ance of $84.11, or monlbly located 5 mft" east of WeDspayments of $5.00: Phone 446too. Phone S$U781 Wellswn 1021!. ZOI-3 for lnfonnaUOD. Wallon Coal ,, \1~- i\ , Olll POMEROY · :e (MONDAYS THRU FFWDAY~ 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Uhio Valley News 8:15 Talk of the T'"'n Off. . . . . . / Modem 31edroom NQr~fCoune C111CK rHDE ?&A.'I'tJiiD. LOa. uvnro aoolll .um KAT IN lm'· CIWI'o DJNJNG .aoJI, I Rl). BOOMS AND I CA& QAaAG& TBI8 IS ONE OP Til& lii.ftt I~ "HO.IIKS AND JIM gcsu,.'l'ft' CAll&. PIUCD UN· nD -.100.00 ~ II ·~ YOVIl COI'ftiiDD.\TION. Buy Now • PriCft Be Hiaher Next SDrlna NOW "fl AHOWTZL-1 1'BI VERY BaT 'l'DR ·TO BUY 1'1111 LOVSLY COLONIAL llAHCB. IT wn.t. coa'l' YOU IIJ!!!.JO --r"0 Wlt.rf TILL Sl'tiJ'(G. TBIII D A. 1 NDJOO~ I BA.TIL LAJ.QJ: FAIIJI,Y mTCHIN WITH CA&P&TID LIVJllfG aOOII A N D WOOD JWBHINO J'll.'l PLAc& ru:N'I'Y 01' CLOUTS· LUG& CCJV&UD PATIO. rr'B LOCAT· '1D 1~ IPRING VAU.ft'. OWN· D IIA8 UDUCED . n:ICS DON'T W A.l'l' • LOOK ' TODAY· No Money DoW1'I $65.00 Per Month D' YOV CAN QUAUI'Y P0a TillS LOAN YOU CAN IQII YOUR u.NIJLQBJ) AND 11'11 aZHT QC'IIPI'I QOOIJ BY. TRII I UDft()OJI JI(Jid 11 LO• CNRD TO TOWN ON A \l ACU t.OT. ~ SOD U. PAll BUT PIOIL ftl& Pille:& YOU a.osz 9:15 '11le Mom~~ 9:45 Chlld...,n'a Glllpel 10:00 Music for SulldiY 10:30 First Boi>U.t Church 11:30 Goopel of Chrlot 12:00 News · 12:15 Trinity Hour 10:30 Cl\ltterbox 12:45 Catholic Information 11:00 The Morolrw ~ 11:45 World & Mason CO. Newo 1:00 Church of God 12:00 C<Jm'nlty and Market News 1:30 Goopel Call 2:00 Swlllay Drive Time 12:15 Bulletin Boord 5:00 News Roundup 12:30 Prosecutor Hpts. (Mon.) Farm · and Home (Tues., Wed., Thurs.) 12:45 Country Go Round 4:00 Interchange 5:00 News, Weather, Sports IIDundup (SATURDAY~ Reporta 11:55 Washington 12:00 News Roundup 12:15 Bulletin Board 12:30 The uln" SOund 12:35 Teen-Time '68 4:00 lntercllange 5:00 News, Weather, Sports 5:30 sunset Serenade «Jnltl Sign oro (SUNDAY~ .,... 1 . WJEII • FM I:.OG [Dally exc<l)t where lldlcoted> 6:00 Sign On and Early Bird Show (except Swlllays) 8:00 Newo Round"' 8:05 Music Unlimited 10:30 Ctatterbox (exc<l)t Saturday and SUndeY) 11:00 Muolc Unlimited 11:45 AU the News (Except Sundays) 12:00 Newo (Sunday Only) 12:15 Music Unlimited 5:00 New& 5:15 Dinner Serenede . 7:00 Evening Serenade 9:45 Armed forces Shows 10:00 First National Final 8:00 Sign On and The Singing 10:15 Music Until Sign 01! Preacher 8:15 News 8:30 Herold of Truth 9:00 Protestant Hour 9:30 Aunt Berlhe (Note; Live~ Broadcasts will · slC)ef'Cede rea:· · ular programs w h e n ocheduled.) Real Estate For Sale ComJUIIIY. 111&-Zti Real Estate For Sale WILL .&.GIIU rra A GOOD EXCE!-LEI' 1', etlic•enl and D. H. WOOD, Realtor econclnical. that's Blue Lus- 1957 FORD Z dr. V8 auto. trans. tax. Here'sAGooiiBuy Phone446-1066 Ohle Valley Implement lfo. tre carpel and uphelstery II' YOV WANT J UDBOOIII. Sell cheap $125. Call after Exceptional! N1CJi BUU.T IN IUf'CW, I BRICK home on upper 41b Av•. 133 Pine st. Ph. Ite-M. cleaner. Rent electric sham· 5:30 p.m. 446-2241. 201-3 naiP'I.oA.ca f'LUI A ruu. 5 ROOM home with carpeted 140 II 3 bedroom, 1'h bath, good a.usat&NT CLOI& IN TO TOWN pooer $1. Central Supply Co. living room, fll'eplace, formal LOOK AT THill ON'S ON IAM104·5 CAMPING trailer with Ted fruit celllr. bli ft. frontage. OJCBS HD.L. I DON'T TIIINil dining room, ldlcben bas yOU CAN BL\1' 1T PO& Til& ' . full deplh lot. Newly decoral· GOOD CLEAN LUMP and stokEl~beth Harrington who Williams 13' x 14' high wall P&lCI OF llt.OOD·DO· birch cablnels, oven & rqe, NEW unftlrnlshed apartni411t, er coal. Carl Wlnlers, Rio ing. Slale roof. We beUeve piSsed away July 2, 194_6 and SIAMESE kittens, 2 monlhs tent and canopy, fioor and livable basement with sumVery Attractive Ranch 2 bedrooms, adults oniy: 328 Grande. Phone 245-5115. 8-tf we have an attractive price. old, shots, perfect Sealpolnt Aug. 31, 11166. screened windows. Excellent mer kitchen and rec. room, Second Ave. Ph. 446-1126. Owner Transferncl Under $10,000. coloring. Ph. 446-3844 after 5 condition. Ph. 446-iMO. 202-3 IF YOU sre building a new new forced air furnace, flvnt HOME In Cheshire, 7 large 11115 J BBDI0011 HOUI'I WITH ZOZ-3 Don't am me II I mils them 204-tf J"AJIILY ROOM iNcJ.Al1)D CAp.m. porch, palio. detached garTIIEJ)BA.L CEILINGS, IIODDlf home or remodeUnR. see us. roo!llll, balh, large corner lot . For WQrda cannot expre!!l w.a. ~ WUIDOW '!lie Jonellnesa ·without them . HOUSE, 5 !:OOIDS and bath, he· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. , age and large storage room. We are builders. Distributor Will finance under G.I. loon. WALL IIUDINO DOORS AND m fenced yard. a real good loLQCA'nD ON A L.UtD I.A.1fD. for Hotpolnl Appliances, All~ VERY nice counlry home, I Or the aching empthiea · tween Rodney and · Hlo , _ IW& SCAI'ED LOT a.oG 'TO '!'OWN· cation In Gallipolis. You'll The a wipe out many Grande. Call Wayne AmiM!I!IIBl"'ld AND •on Eleclrlc. 154 tf bedroom, H.W. noor, lull PRICED AT 11UIID. agree It's the home for you. : my hary, 831 Fourth Ave., .Gal· nl'nJU& LAII' DAY basemen!, car port, fruit We Nlad Listing• Priced In lhe teens. LOW, >LOW. PRICES on MatWI: BAVZ BUYDB I'Oll J'.dM But this tbey wipe . never Upoli!l. 104-11 'ftRJIIII).l'i, T.liiiB'I ar trees. II> A. AND~ ......Wii. 'tresses. Rice and Corbin FurJust Listed too A. on u.s. 35. 6 room home. D' YOU ARI: CONSJDWO Th!_!emory of e · happy UIWlOl S&UNG yova I'BOPDLI f Ul't niture. 81 tf 3 BR borne In Centenary, birch fun b1111ement. bath, furnace _,. TRAILER. 2 bedroom•, Private L.---"!"',..~~-.:~ lT wrrK 'I'D II&L!MCJDT with When we were aD I;Otelher. lot. 446-2848. Bliss Market, Ka- GARAGE SALE _ Relocating. cablnel! In kitchen. large LR QALTOil 1M Tllll .u&t\. Also rental dwelling. ~lr­ wilh beautiful carpet. oJso able building lois. Sadly m'ased nauga. 2>2-3 Many Items must be sold. WaOli.etti Undet nod's ALL types o1 bulldln~ materIals, bloclt. brick. sewer moe. carpet In bath room, awn- lLOTS 100 x 250 on Georgel. 0. D. PARSONS da11(!hter, Mrs. Lowell sher, ~ryer, refrigerator and Permanent Portables windows. lintels. elc. Claude Gothard. 2M-I · FURNISHED ;)IOUse, 5 np., porrange lamps, loot ladder, baings, slorm windows & doors, REALTOR Creek Road. . cbes, balli. garage. · Adults by lu;,lluro, 1956 Oldsmobile, Winters. Rio Grande, 0. CH THIS Farm, VDia&e; City PPT<~ooortyl) car port, Jot II 811' x 150'. Eoeabt!ll 5-5121 after 5. 65 !I !N. !.()VING memory of only· No pots. 1127 Second many small lte!llll. If you Price $15,500. We can make • Jobn 1. Rldlardl Ill I 17 ~ 11. Phone 4t6-0ZU It easy for ·you to buy. · Darling Daulihter. Clara El· Ave.. ~h. ,24S$40 or Inquire want It, we've got lt. Location Rassell o. Wood IH Ill! HAPPINESS IS ·' len ArriDgton Wlio jJti8se(l , ll!i' Sl!eond Ave. 1119-~ 2 miles ·from ·ll\ty·'l!mlts"<m' Ronald K. Canaday~ List II HAVING enough elbow room J8n ·p•••· Iaway Sept. 1, 1168. ' JU. AI Childers, Box 204 F, for the whole family. This WITH US for !his reasol>-The Funk I Wqnalls. . ,• • , ~· RO(llofll AND BATH unfur. Gallipolis: 21)2.3 SOLD sign Is wbat counta. 5 acres offers enough room thumb ·indexed. • · (rom 1w nlshed apartment, adults onfor all your activities. Four HOBART DILLON, Realt<Jr 01 Em::ytlopedic • )y •. Ph. -~1519. i· A:.,., one 18a-tf NEW Goodyear tires, 77Sx14. 441#14 DR, balh with vanity, utility NEW LOCATION Collete Diclioniitry · A voice "" Jove II oWl, 4 lor $81). Pb. 446-45311. 71)4.3 room, :WXLS carpeled llv!ng Evonlnp I4U7II TIDRD & STATE STREETS A place IS vacanlln..oqr heme, S ROOMS AND BATH. furniSh· room with slone fireplace, 191•11 11166 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88 Central Air Condilion which never can !No tdl$4. ed, at 831 Fourth. central air, 2 car garage, BAIRD REALTY CO. NEARLY new, 3 bedroom, elecand God liloae knows bow we miss bard top, P.S. sod P.B. Like farm pond. Happiness Is find. tric kitchen, 2 baths, recreaOscar Baird, Realtor · you and why yQU were OFnCE '!IPBCe lnr . rent. call new condition. Call 36'1-7591. Ing all this priced In the tion room, vacant and ready . 2342 1"from I a.m. IIU 5 Natural Gas ·eaDeil away. . . · ~ Owner overseas 1n servtce · teens. to move into. $adly mldod by Falber, p.m. 204-~ OWNER LEAVING county and WOWIWHAT 1163 Second AM. 53 Acre Farm offers fer sale this 3 bedroom Mother, Sliter and FURNISHED,___:.a-partmen--t, conPhone U6-2917 ABulLDI PAPEC lleld chopper and Pa· NICE z bedroom home, locatecj home and 1 A. with new bath, 10'-1 Gallipolis, Ohio Brother~. tact SleU8 Amold/ Park Cen· pee blower, beth 1n good ••· two miles from City on black- THAT'S wbal you'll say when gas furnace, basement, pantral Hate!. /. M able cond!Uon. Call 367-7591. yau see the construction and eling, good garden spot, Jo.. The ofler is limited. top road. IN LOVING memory ol MllfJ ~ noor plan of this new 30' • caled In Addison Twp. on : 'L. Fl!)ler, Whe passed away SLEl!lPtNG rooms. w~y Busioess Opportunity lll' BRICK RANCH. Private BACK TO SCHOOL blacklop rd. flllOO. · one year ago today, Sept. 2. SMALL grocery near town with rates. Park Ce-:it~·Bl H'o!e~ and spacious on 6 acres at 12 Jl'l'. DUMP BED. Pb. 4463 bedroom aparlment. Buy ' ';'5..1 SPECIAL 2 Miles From Downtown . Il I - • asked to give a nature's best on Rl. 141. 2931. JJU lhoag~t wltjcl1 In one word stock & equipment & Lease f/500 BUYS a 2 slory frame SMITH-CORONA CORSAIR" We ate lookint for cusRT. 160 home with 10 rooms and 6 A. building. '' Wl)UI.d apeak ' . F1:1L'\f. Pot. 2 ~ilf1•·11"l~: uti!:. SHOTGUN-Rem. aulo. 12 ga. ONLY 105 Acrea left of the Located just oil State Rl. 588. •}. uriltr · of brotherhood, a Ofllce Ph.~ (;t'S Mid, 258 StllW st. P~·. 1111" full choke, $10.. Ph. 446Bickers Farm· acrooo from Cbarles M. Neal llt-.J5tl . · . ~pathy complete,, Excellent location. H o m e tomers who want the best HO·:s66'7 after 5 1/, r! L 180-t: 13911. 104-3 N. Gallia High SchoOl, 1-lothll needs some repairs. A'~ happy cheery waya A. A. Nibert 44f.II'IZ mile frontage on Rt. 1&0. Camr Massie, «11-4711 ~- :' ..f mind ·that knew Ill own, 10' ~ Sit' mobilt h(.rl'.t'. loca~­ CaHie & Machinery In home . flrnlshillls at RUGS a meSs? Clean lor less Good heme. bam, pasture, $iteftted' midst a throng of ed ln Ktmauta. {or .l:fle nr « A .. 2 story frame home. balh, .' '""' lolt, , .yet . peaeeful when with Blue Lustre. R2nt elecServices OHered silo. 3 ponds. Buy all 105 Actwo person.•. (',ont•cf Stell•• tiic sha!npooe• $1. Sheppard. plenty pasture, 22 A. tillable, . • , aaone.; . DEAD STOCK res. or choose any tract you plenty water, located on counlhe lowest IJ'icts posArnold. Pa•k Central Hotel 86Z !at Ave. 204-i Features: Full 84 Key,,. li. ·~ 'th81 shed Its . sUenl -VICII .,...want of this farm. 200-tf ty rd. board, Pre-Set Tabulator, Per; JIO:Ii, · to brighten many -..u. \'OUB ,..., CLOSE IN NEW TRACI'OR Trede-inl: sonal Touch selector, Quick-Set BOUiiB AND con ' Four Bedrooms sible. You pt better ' -,..-1 . c..u. IACDON • NICE 3 BR heme. large I<It, \'lslble Margins, Page Gese, Er· 1-MF136D: 1-MF35D,1-MF ~ ROOM furnished ""'" (falt. HERE'S A nice Z story frame ; i Wltbaul. a 1110!110111 of delay• . drilled well. on Mill Creek, front. adults onlv. , no pelll.. 350, i-MF500. 1-MFeG. 1 ror Control. Unifled Base a n d ';·t.d· '18J, 'l"ou ; ~n my J,EE'S PLUMBING & REMOP. . out o1 high water on cool, heme with 101> A., bath, 2 less. Hilet ences required. Pit 44(1. Ferg. "'' 1-MF Backhoe & case. ~ ' . . car garlll!e; W-B llreplaco, . motJter.. . ' . ELING, Crown Cily, 0. Ph. tree shaded Jot. See H today! :!I'll alter 7 u:m. 211M :LQider,~• t- '50 Ford, 1- '51 lEG. PIICE SS9.50 dug well and cistern. Located ;). '• Sadly mlosed/ IJy dauch' . ' 256-6664. 12'1-ll .. 8 ACRES Fore!: HD1010, t-JD2010, 1 on blacktop rd. in K Yg e r ·.· ters, (Helen) ,Mrl. Robert SALE PIICU Al ' T~Nisillm ,4_room apart,. OliVer Iii,; We are .,urrent~y NICE 6 room two story heme. Creek Srhool District. ,.....''i. · ~ I< Ni-"~gp, Ohio, I REYNOLD'S GALLJ'POLIS TV ,, ••"'tt' mem. Jna~. • ,, 46 ~ st. highest !rode-Ins ••• . al. siding, 2 driDed wells. omco Pkone 441-f'm M Bn. , "C , (t.opise) Mrs- !li;Jn' Yaleo. 139 Second Avenue fruit trees. pines. yoo•n like . IICI-8 ez, 111 .new Tractors Arrlvlnt Ewallp -;{' llldne."Ohkl, .grandciiiY- . No. phone calli.. Across from Post-Office LIMITED SUPPLY ' " .. ' '" W,;.k!Y. 4. 5,' 6 II. sush-HOia. the price. Located R!. 180. Doug Wetllerlioll, Ph. H11Zl4 Phone 4411-0201 nd and s,c ...oro Gall ipoli. ' -~~.~. rb 8llll' ...~' i'i'Jces 1 start at $!29.95. TRYING TO sELL! '. ·' . Robert L. Baird, Ph. 1111111 'i·- ~. . 2M-1 Your Emerson Dealer 110-11 Fomltorw) (Fortllo•ly CALL UBI G&lllpolls ~q\Or Salel, Mas.•-· Jay Slleppard, 141-1!11 sey-Ferauson ~. KanllllJtEiiiNETH STEGER'S Earl Wlnten, 141 S!' 'll•r o11io'. 446-~Mf. . til-l WATER DELIVERY SERVICE Wayne Amsbary, MNat Ph. ~34'7. 2ft II """· Dillon Agency au. 1 11!~ lVIII! . .. ... '• . ••'. -f .-ova: . ......... . "<~. /.' ., 19115 1 T. GMC 1962 1> T. Dodge Pickup 11164 21> T. GMC 1962 2lf.t T. Chev. 1958 1> T. GMC pickup 11164 2 T. International 1955 1> T. Dodge pickup 1966 11> T. Dodge lruek 1951 IT. ~1954 11> T. Ford 1956 Z T. Int. Tractor 1963 \~ ~Che•.pickup 1966 I T. MC 1~ 2 T. C , 1 Minneapolis Moli~e Power Unit ~ New &O" Rotary Cutters ~ $299.50. New 8.25 x 20. 10 ply nylon !Ires $55. Inc. Federal WJEH RADI()- HELP WANTED · SQUI•L"ASOM . sale~ interfere -. KNOTTS USED FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING SERVICE ,_· s.,••••• "h'. No Fw· sale For Sale ZIG ZAG ~EWING MACBINII. GARAGE SALE- Leaving Gal· 1968 SALESMiifi'S demonstraUpoUi. Many tblngs muat be tor Makes laney slitehCa & soil!, wpber, gas dryer, g1111 •• Will sacrifice for t paystove, r~erator, baby fur· ments or $8 or S4l Cash. nlture, drafting table, Uvlng room lamps, child's gym set. ' 1'15-3011. 1!19-6 1958 Oldsmobile, many ite!llll too numerous to mention. 2 DUMP trucks, 1968 & 19115 GMC. Ph. 367·'15211. ~ You need it? W& got II. On Rt. 141, z miles from C II Y 1957 RACE car. Pb. 44&-0'149 af· Limits. Ph. 446-0955. 202-2 ter & p.m. · 2~ MONDAYS and Tueadaya a r e BJ'EliEo AND AM & nf piece goods remnant days at 1968 MODEL console. ·wm sen Upper Murphy, 4 yards $1.00. fll3.2 on paymenls of $5 per monlh or wRI setl lor $85 c1111h. TrY It 1n your heme. Call 675-3081. NEW GMC TIUCK lilt-S oti Drive tractor today! oPENS SUP£R ForS.Ie · ., •• ••• ••• •• •e •e •• ••• •e• •• •• •• • ••• •• •e :• •• •• ·• p 'RT-tline work tn your area. n They _Work All The _TimeJ. . ' .. 11!"' See the New 656 Hydrostatic All-Speed ' ---m SN~r.J!AI&Vn :t tor is your key to faster work, greater comfort and 992-2176 Male.!'!!'.:. .P.. w_._.i1ted· li'UIL!IIA""'~ A 1.. Tbll II Ill opparlunllJ hll 11M to FURNACE Installers l'arntl1 ~~lf·S!I'i'l'e Shoe J)ep8rtment well estabU.hed. beating and ill JOUr slon without 8ft1 I!Wftt.. air · conditioning company ment on your n~rt. We wiU lnllbll • complete aelf·•ern 1hoe dtPaiwllil a' goOd reputation for mml oil • coDJlrnment plan if JCftl qu(lllty work an~ service' ·In h1ve IPIC'f! l'"'tllble. AD merdtallo (liM' 1trt-Ul!keted. CaU et'-HI·'1MT or Akron, Ohio bas openings for write Wolfe W1111r-u·weU CorP.. 4S W, Capital St.. Columbu, Qblu .a215 2 qualified ana experienced for Nrther det8tll. I)W lnl!lallerl. 'l'be&e ate permanent posllions. We work I' WILL not be reaponslble for steadily the ·year around. any debts other than rny own TrUcks and large tools furas ·of this dald August 30, nlabect · Olher bonellll. For 1968. Signed • Interview appointment, call J~ E. Skaggs. ZOI-3 1-2tt>535-51116. Write or apply Home H & A C llervlce Com· PERMANENT wave ~lal pany.. 131 Cuyahoga Street. $15. lor $12.50. Call for apAkron, Ohio. 44304. 71)4.7 ·pOinlmenl, MedemOiselle Beauty Shop, 242 Second Ave, ForRa[11 Pb. «6-344%. ZOI-3 2 BEDROOM hq)ltetraller, 10 x so. lilre new. All utilities, hiMernoiy IN LOVING memory of 1117 furnished. Adults only. ~h. C46-HSS. 104-3 Father and Molher, Ezra & eount,y conunlttee. MEIGS EQUIPMENT · Rear Melrs General Hospital • MARKET OPERATORS convenience. race. There will be glltl otrored from these same breeds. Theae are just oomeot'lbe ways In which apicultural proclleers and consumers ~ farmers and town people benefit froni research aod Improvement In - . ductloll, 44&-i933 Upper River. Rd. DlllrollNT STORE your engine continues to deliver peak power to he PTO and hydraulic system. Yes! Th ln!emational 656 Hydrostatic drivatrac- Include Hamplhlre, Yorkshire, WOMAN toi- part time•~ork ln ,.~ ..,_ Gallla Co. Wr1te vt~• '\Nr' niettcs',' 2437 So. 10th r St. Iron-.._1 ion, Olllo'_ f5&18· . wr " ••• . ~ /, Ohi• ~~lllii- AmN110N chan~peed, lluroc, ~ Poland, and land- ·-- " - ·MERCRANTII - . F.em~·le Help Wanted ' Notice ular melllbera ol the commlllee &lao wUl .,..,e asdeiesateoaria the 'alt..rnatea 11 aitel'lllle deleaatea - to a eount,y COIIV!lft· tlon, where rumors wliil>e elect. ed to fill vaeaneleo on the ASC Introduces a totally NeW, _ Con~ept in tractor farming ·· Breeds of boars COMII!IlOdwlll u... .... .._..., IH. veralty. -· DladUMI 4110 -... dalb' ud • Extenolon animal actence 11110· clallot at the Ohio Stale Unl· lo and lo lbil hJ- t:iw'Pd U.. nta .. . " ....... '"' - DRIVE 1000 feet of diversion ditch, 300 feet of tile and hod established c~(1c:alleu tiM a4 ~~at. urMII. INTERNATIONAL® 656 . tor trref\llar the . . thM . Adl OI"Aenn ter lllrM or u lad .aopped . won UPlnttm will .. . HYDROSTATIV Our present predominant reaponse which considers the students as the enemy, exhorts them to behave and then resorts to force, 11 in fact promoting the very commnmsm· and anarchy we pro, ... to abhor. -Hams Wofford Jr., pr•rideftt of State Unwerriltl Collofl!l at Old W eltbu'T/; N.Y., urging peauful re- -- · ·· ~ Ue liM . ,.. u.. 111! 11M 1ie ror 'eadl tbanP. wall 11 hiQ ~t..rnates. The res· Set for '68 '* Wlll 'tlle.eDI wW bl · '1'118 communi\!' ·Af!C. OOiilmlt! me to be eleet..d will c0nlili ·01 a dialrnwi, a ; YI.t ~ ,uld a llllrd reauJar IIIOIIII>er, u Grade Rates Timely Quotes ~, <I ·~;.-.;.... ..... i!OJ1 wlnnltW Ur 'e lualftee · ..,.,_ Tractor .6 acre of sod waterway. Mr. WUllams said, "A person must take care or the land in order to make It produc~'" ""'....,, "'"""'.,. ..._. Idar Dallr TrUNne JtJie et trJIII I& · ~ fD the ont•• AD .., .,. ....,..,., also to . tile llat. fCU'IIIor tan bo · j!llql of 6 or' ' 'IlleL petltlooa . The veterinarianl reported ra~e, color• religion, or national ers, whlch have been diap!Qed. loan rates for 1968 crqJ burley lhel more than 1.1 bWioo pounda orlsln. . at varloua locaUana thr<ollhoul Immediately with a damp cloth. range from 30 to 77 cents per of animal b.Y1>rocllcta and 1.3 . Exceptlona Include peri!OIIs the coun\Y. Two coats will give the best appound. pearance and dunbUIQ:. . . . . . . . . . .. . Schedules of the grade loan' . Wlon poonde ot edible meat Roger Miller, Ohio State Uni,,ere lnterceptel and refused enrates will be available through verSity Extension Agricultural producer cooperative associ- try durlne 1967.1naddltton, more F.ngineer in Family Housirq{, llatt ations handllrw price-support to- than 2 billion pounds ol meat the following as one last • ~mtnd­ and eatmo1 ()1'04lcta were conbacco. er when painting your house: fiscated trorn passenger lugp.ge, A3 in past years, growers will ''Do not paint w~en the temairline meal a, and other oources. offer their tobac:~(! for sale at perature is below SOJegrees F." auction in the usual maMer, and Another area where consumer• price slt)port will be made avail- and;.,'Odlcers meet wasdl.scuas~ new daley able to c~ratlng growers ed at Dairy Day. procllcta, developed by the con. through the producer cooperative associations which will utWze ter' s department of daley t..ch- on a contractual basis - the ooiO&Y, were WIYalled at Dlar)' services and !aciUtles or auction Day. These lncluciep a Jow.tat warehouses and leaf packing dairy apraad which contains half firms. Only lheorlglnalproducer the fat of either margarine or is eligible to receive price sup.. butter; a fu.U~avored eheen prob. duct 'which een be ripened In port. Leslie Rayburn, rann manajust aeven day11; a chocolate No price s~port will be offer... ger, looked after the lnstalladon. navored drink made from whey; ed on any tobacco graded 11 U" Denver Yoho. of U. s. SoU C~ (unsound), "No-G" (no grade), and 14whlte" chocolate mllk. servatiotl Service, helped with the · or scrap. While eonsumer.s do not think planniog or the system and ch~ckmuch about procllcUon of pork, ed the grade as the Ule was bethey are lntereatad In buying ing laid. servatlon teat In the high schools lean &tool meat. Oneofthewaya tblo Ia developOd Is b.Y mprovMARK WUIInms, of Thirteen of Mason County. By _,.orlng ed strains of livestock. Mile Creek near Arbuckle, im- such a contest the Dlatrict would An -rtunleylaotrered Meigs proved 300 feet of a small side give awards to students maldag area pork procllcers to secure highest score~. Cr~ e ~ c h stream which e""""ties Into Thir- the 11!111> "Mfty. , l;lporl ., ano!.. lli~ at school.~ ~ '"'!·:· ...· ~~v: teen Mile Creek. This stream the Ohio Fo.lt llnj>rovemeat cerHigh schoolslnJacksonCOU!Ity had silted about fall aod the cfw>. Ufled Boar and GUt Sale to bo nel was choked with trees and for several year.s have been con- held Tuesday, SepteiMer 10 at Hydrostatic drive provides every speed for lop perbrush. These were removed and ducting such 1 teaL ln that coun- the Clark Couney Fairgrounds In cy it Is held in the blollll!)' claoses formance and peak efficiency. Lets you go from 9 the chamel put on grade, widen~rlnglleld. of each high schooL 1be awards MPH in reverse to 20 MPH in forward and every!hinJ ed and deepened so as to restrlet 'Illere will bo at loa at 60 boars given in Jackson County haYe in between ... Selectad with ONE CONTROL ... On the water flow to the channel ot!ered from six.breeds, by 20 been scholarships to the one week !he go ... No ciutch ... Without touching !he throttle . .Mr. Williams has been a coop.. dlt!erent br~•. Eech boar camp held annuall)' conservation Now, you can plow, plant, cultivate, mow, chop, erator of the District for many hao been certified throulll> the at Cllllil Caesar In .Webster Couf>. bale at the precise speed ratio to cope with every years and the record shows that Ohio ~ Improvement Profield or crop condition. No matter how often you ty. in past years he had Installed gram, nports Wilbur Bruner, PURINA LIQUID PIG WORMER <I IMerUDDI nit. r...dlne :J::.'e to etudent IJ{Iitatlol&. o' Mnrt:.lnl Wlpe off any spWs or smears aGEHL ' j;~ time daJ• ftrH eoii.He1IUYe 4an OM Dl)' - aa. e~t"llttn orio inpainti~ Short-chop your corn with ~ i' dllclrii ' dlcated on the labeL Apply latex paint generously with a good quality n,yloil brush. · ol63,5 ~ents perpoun:t, the grade The Board ot St()ervlsors ot has a surface inlet io which the the Western SoH Conservation surface water may enter quick- District agreed to sponsor a coJloo !1 c••,,.on..... n••• can be one of them. Thes' exceptions are explained ln detail on the paint can label. It ts important to Collow the manufac· turer' s recommendations as lJtoo For the new paint to adhere well to the old paint, the surCace must be clean and firm. Remove all loose paint with a wire brush and scraper. Wipe, wash, or hose off' any dust and dirt. Cracks and boles should be caulked. Where the old paint has a chalky surrace, ho~te it off good, Jet dry, and apply a primer, Many latex paints have a built- ::..enu~~e•, . Proper preparation or the surface to be painted is one of the most important steps taken in getting a good repaint j~ The time spent in preparing the surlace is often as much, and sometimes more, than the time spent 350 feet of twelve-Inch tile and I .There's No.'·V. acation :Fo~:fbe Su~cess Of. Wtlnt Ads . . 17- The sunoay ·fimea- Priddy Builds ·New Pond pond will hold about one-fourth acre water when filled. It wUJ ·!:.. ' Coplea olthe .Pro8ram eill bo ....,red froni the C<Juney J!lden.. lion omee. - r !actor tbat oholia tile elo"" eonnectloll cllcera and consumers weo the recent Ohio Daley D&!' heldatthe Re..,..ch and Development Confer at Wooeter. Several years 11110 farmers were handling cows caolhle of in pf-tmer, H<Mever, thla does warned about using too much not mean that a separate primer paint, let's take a loOk at what is never required. There are sevto do if you decide that paint is e'raJ exceptions to the no-prim.. Now that you have been Lay of the Land SEE THE HEW 129.95 ;· . FOF on Thirteen Mile Creek, completed building a fann pond. This I ...·. ;.... Painting Can be Overdone . . . . . lllflel ... ..., ..... 7 bome - · iillil"! tiona 1111Wered. Pat Glas8 Says: c.. -lhlttllllll ............. ~ ..., llllpe~~cllt ...... 111:1•11111111 t...-.a.1tt111 ._,WIIPI.._ ... •. _. People •Closer _· - ... "'Hid" tt lrouWid wt111 - 1 dlel11 II IIIII wiHI till• .. aa...wTOMAnc ... 11111111 tM-'~ -'*1M 1111 cNl• 61 olltd • .,, ' ..... ". tor ~.. Olferlris ' Suffolk rams. 104-3 S39.50 The Furnlfln Outlet SIJJ!OMs PTG. R"" OFFICE llUIPIENl ' 4W "SE;CoND.AVR .. PHONE 446-1397 RUGS OVAL BRAIDED NYLON CARPET 9112 ·-·--·· l' ·~ ). ~ .,·-.; �. :·._·., ~ l. ., 'i .l.' '~ .:-··'·, ' -- .. :· · ,1' ' ' ' L~ Timet ·'Seotlael, ~. s.temJ>er 1, 1868 !'jew in I 1 Couf~!ry· lnte~lfllnB . ot the wkf for the .rternoon 11 the "Conce¢an. EZI. Apni, Agrlcultllre Birth, and Eorly Development__ Meigs COun\1' ot a Tounwnent Golf Course" Town and countr)' people are OJICI.<>r "How a La"l'er Became pttina closer together on rea Turf Midwife." iluJ'Ch and practice every day. . ' ' ....., ~ BY C. E. BLAKESLEE As ID The BJMOclll aftmloonprogradl example, on September io and 11, opeelol Lawn and or. will lncludo Auditorium Landnamentala Day wW be held for scaplc,g. Eetahllshment or New Lawns, and Prtmln8 ol Ornamen· profenional workeraandtorgar. ~'i tals. For the Wednesday, September the Ohio Agricultural Research 11 aessloos for garden tlubs and and Development Center at Woost..r. den clubs and home owners at ·I _,'.. • . The apecial program Cor pro- :i ' , F~ fenional workers will be on Tuesday, September 10, start- ' a tour at 10 a.m. Tours will Include Sbade Trees, PlantIngot Ornamemalo, Turf DiseasIng witb 1 es, The Sod WebWorm, Bluegrass Varieties, BentgrassVarl· ettea, and Evaluation and Man· agement ol Lawn Mixtures. One '\ ' HOMEUT£ XL-AUTOMATIC CHAIN SAW _ •~ , hoine oWner,J, the-lolirolllldlaiJcO will bo 11.- tor the home owner. ~olaf flluJolnehlde Eo. tobllobment of New Lawna, Plant1ng and ~ ot OrnamOJtlla, Annual IUid Penmial Gardenl. The ~ program In the afte...-> !~eludes Rooeo You !IICIUid Know M!lre Abou~ Ground Coven In the -l.andoeepe, and Facts and Falla<lo;s of laWII Care. • Opportunldes will be for gt- =-.:J..,. . ., ..... .... ....... ,,.,,,.. ,., __ '"*"".... M,......_.,.., ............ ,,.U" .. , JL.AIITOUTIC ...... By PAT GLASS Gallia County Ext. Agent Home Economics Nothing improves the appear· anee of a house more than a fresh coat of paint. But, yoli can overdo lt. Specialists in the U. S. Dep&rtrnent of Agriculture's Forest Service, who know woods a n d wood finishes, say it's not good to paint a house too frequenUy. When the house was built, it probably got tttree c01ts ofpaint. This will see it through at least four years. After that, add only one coat or paint every four or n ve years, or two coats not oftener than every sb: years. Too much paint can only spell trooble ror the homeowner -and possibly costly removal by blowtorch or paint and varnlshremov- or. . .~ By JOHN COOPER Soil Conservation Service Ml5011 Councy John Priddy, of near Arbuckle ZIP CHAIN SA)IJ serve as livestock water and also have a side benefit or recreation. Mr. Priddy plans to build a waterIJW trough bel'"' the pond from or which livestock een drink, 'Ille Pam POMEROY 992-2181 W. Cor..y, Mi'· OPEN EVERY HIGHT UNTIL 6:00 P.M. • for~ ing idea, and a chalky &W'face needed. mit ' earthmoving for this W&s done by the bulldozer belonging to the Western Soli Conservation DistricL WE VISITED the Foote Mfn. eral Corporation plant near New Haven during their open house re. cently. Foote Mineral, formerly Vanadium Corporation, is growing along with the restoftheOhio Valley. The Compan,yowns nearly 400 acres ot land in that area aoo ot 1111 n>Qor ot Dink Pl1 OAHDC delry aclentllli Ia In phla(jr, tecb, , the · area ot 111trltl0n. "Most of n1...,1 Tida ~ • \!' • the ~lone fO< d>lley 'our d8lry are at. GiUta· ralloao that are now available templln8 1o do _ llllidami•e ra- • ~1. . . ·, , were developed some yean qo tlone to meet ~-~s oe the' .. LUt.y~, wao•the l!ret year opecU!eolly for eowo procllclng ld8ll • procllelng cow oe the f\1. lor • ••nflotm ~ perlocl for 8,000 • 10,000 pclmds oll$lk ture." · dllnmuill\1' ~ elec-o annually," aald Dr. 1. • Gllotl>er dairy roaesr _ ch dlocuoo- ' Uooa. Oftlclal1 Ylewltuameu/lo more, uaoellt.. chair mill a! th ed lneludehlre evaluatll"', man. ol lncroaolui voter P811fcljlotlon department ot daley aclenci!: agement uld of herd,... by focusing ..,..ter atfentlon'on "'Ille dairy cow of fDda1 and placemenla, and a llll!lbor of nu- the .lmJiortant olectloll of some ot the future Is CII(JIIl>le of pro. trfUonali!IUcHe&. 75,000 ·commltteemeo In about Froteclf~m of - · trom U,OOO· ~al communltleo. Comanimal dloeaoao weo alJO out- munley ASC cornmlttooa asalot lined at the field day by ettorta eount,y conlmltteeo In the local ot atato and federal cilllclalo to edmlnletratlonotouchASCSfCU'III keep foot aod DIGUth dloaue out actloll Pl!'SI'BDII aa Asrlcullllrotthe Unllllilllatea. This dl-oa al Cpnoei'Yalfon ~am. Wheat, eeused widespread c1amase 1n F....,..~ .. -'l'Oblleco, Wool and Greet Brllaln last year. Price"~ GALLIPOLIS - Gnde loan '11le problem ot keeping tbls AU rumors -!'liJ are eligible rates for 1968 crop burley to- costly disease out of tbla countey to i!k" Pl1l In oi1e or more ot bacco represent an average has boon co.._..sed by modern the farm .pro,..arna adlllllilller· Price-s~port loan level about 3 air travei. Becsuaethedl-•ell ed by the committees are qlll!llper cent above the 1967level, as a conlflllous tbreel, OYOI')' polell- lied to Vote In the community was armounced earlier this year, Ual aource ot the 'lllsease mull electlollo. IJito of ellsll>le \'01" J. Melvin Gilbert, chairman of be watched. Thl1 meu.s cloaeiD. era in each COD'IDUll\Y areaval.lthe ~cultural Slablllzatlon aod spectloll o1 all porta ot enlr)' and able In the counl;y ASCS ot!lce. Conservation CommJttee in Gal- all air temlnala handllns flllll>ts Ellllblllty ID vote or to hold lla Coun!J', said today. coming directly !romforelsnair- ot!lce as a committeeman Ia Baaed on an average loan lew! porta. not restricted by roaaon of sex, is a cooperator orthe soil com~er· valion district. We were interestad in the production of the plant, its eUect on the people of the area and how it balanced with the rest or the economy nearby. We know of several parttime farmers who work at this plant. It was also of interest to us to see that the plant utilizes many tons of wood chips. They prefer hardwood chips, although the samples which we examined in thelr birw were made up partly or pine. 111elr source of s~ply at present is from a place near Jackson, Ohio. Harry Rhodes, who conducted our tour of the plant, was I grac- ious hoot and elQllalned thoroughly the work and products of the planL A new drainap system has been installed at LakinstateHO~Joo pital. This wu · to take care or some surface water which runs off the road near the barn at the hospital and also to drain the I'"' uea near the barn. This drab~ qe system lnrolved puttlrw In Large roundworms and nodular worms can eat into vour pig profi!J!. Fight back with Purina Liquid Pig Wormer ... knock out worms fast! . ' •' . i• ! This piperazine concentrate is easy to use. You just mix it with drinking water. There's no need to change the feeding program .•. your pigs keep right on eating and drinking, Liquid Pig Wormer is economical, too. For eumple, you can worm up to 256 pip weighing from 40 to so lbo. for only 2 to a; per ·head. Worm your pigs with Liquid Pig Wormer two weelu! after weaning . \_·L~_nd worm 'em again one month later. Health-ro~g wormB will go . , . and your pip will grow! ' Reme'l'be to 8ik for Purina Liquid Pig Wormer the nezt ti you stop by our store. J. • ViM St. ~; ~ proper North. Produce Ph. I think the people of this land want a peaceful settlement of thia struggle in Viet· nam and want It u soon as polllble. And they don't want to sell out, and if I'm elected president of the United States, they won't get a sellout. -Vice P ide n t Hubert r., Humphrey. A leatlet "Vote tor Farmen of Your Choice," explalna In some deta1l the entire prGCScllre for electing WDIOtl U communl\r committeemen. Cos>lea ..-e available at the CCJUDQr ASCS ot!lce. NOtlcea of com. munley baundarlel and of tho right to nominate b,y,petltloo Illpear on commlt!etH>Iectllll po~ co.· . ~. SPECIAL ~ . . .· . . '• ··' . NEW PLASTIC . ·. .. " FEDhlL SHOT GUN .SHEL ' Rei. .- . 3':~ • .=· . · .,. ' • '; ~ • • • '. . •..i,: ' . •• 4 e '- . ~· : 11 •' ·' requlred, wiD I not With presen em- ..-lu.v 1l·•·.:t. Wde O'H.anlo1t he~ . ; BOX 7017, ColumbuS. 204-1.. MAN to 'run oman dairy !arm. Write P. 0. Box ID84, H~ ington. W. Va. 201'5 ,,,., ••• . 'SW.k ' 36'' J 23" X.oot ' Used OffMt . HAVI "'* .MANYUSII r2oe lfor-$1.00 ~ Dlly Tel au 125 'J'hl"' .... GePipeilo HEADQUARTERS 2 PC. BElGE living room suite 1n excellent condilion. Ph. 446-4303 - 188-lf ·' For Sale SPECIAL STEC;,;{J'I 11168' Eel· ' STORM DOORS & ~tiS ly American Stt:reO Radio <:ombination. Beajltilul solid state unit wltb 4 speed chan· ger. Pay balance of $99.12, or m(mlhly payments ol 16.00. ALSO: Have repo..•>sed Awnings. carports, rall~gs Lowe Brother• PaintS Wallpaper, Picture Framing MULLINEAUX DECORATING Since 1911 446-26116 258 Third Avenue, Ga!Upolls •..:aw" .... speaker sound system. 4 NO. 1 STOKER COAL, at fat· s~ dual volume control. mor alnlon Cool Co. tipple B~ance of $84.11, or monlbly located 5 mft" east of WeDspayments of $5.00: Phone 446too. Phone S$U781 Wellswn 1021!. ZOI-3 for lnfonnaUOD. Wallon Coal ,, \1~- i\ , Olll POMEROY · :e (MONDAYS THRU FFWDAY~ 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Uhio Valley News 8:15 Talk of the T'"'n Off. . . . . . / Modem 31edroom NQr~fCoune C111CK rHDE ?&A.'I'tJiiD. LOa. uvnro aoolll .um KAT IN lm'· CIWI'o DJNJNG .aoJI, I Rl). BOOMS AND I CA& QAaAG& TBI8 IS ONE OP Til& lii.ftt I~ "HO.IIKS AND JIM gcsu,.'l'ft' CAll&. PIUCD UN· nD -.100.00 ~ II ·~ YOVIl COI'ftiiDD.\TION. Buy Now • PriCft Be Hiaher Next SDrlna NOW "fl AHOWTZL-1 1'BI VERY BaT 'l'DR ·TO BUY 1'1111 LOVSLY COLONIAL llAHCB. IT wn.t. coa'l' YOU IIJ!!!.JO --r"0 Wlt.rf TILL Sl'tiJ'(G. TBIII D A. 1 NDJOO~ I BA.TIL LAJ.QJ: FAIIJI,Y mTCHIN WITH CA&P&TID LIVJllfG aOOII A N D WOOD JWBHINO J'll.'l PLAc& ru:N'I'Y 01' CLOUTS· LUG& CCJV&UD PATIO. rr'B LOCAT· '1D 1~ IPRING VAU.ft'. OWN· D IIA8 UDUCED . n:ICS DON'T W A.l'l' • LOOK ' TODAY· No Money DoW1'I $65.00 Per Month D' YOV CAN QUAUI'Y P0a TillS LOAN YOU CAN IQII YOUR u.NIJLQBJ) AND 11'11 aZHT QC'IIPI'I QOOIJ BY. TRII I UDft()OJI JI(Jid 11 LO• CNRD TO TOWN ON A \l ACU t.OT. ~ SOD U. PAll BUT PIOIL ftl& Pille:& YOU a.osz 9:15 '11le Mom~~ 9:45 Chlld...,n'a Glllpel 10:00 Music for SulldiY 10:30 First Boi>U.t Church 11:30 Goopel of Chrlot 12:00 News · 12:15 Trinity Hour 10:30 Cl\ltterbox 12:45 Catholic Information 11:00 The Morolrw ~ 11:45 World & Mason CO. Newo 1:00 Church of God 12:00 C<Jm'nlty and Market News 1:30 Goopel Call 2:00 Swlllay Drive Time 12:15 Bulletin Boord 5:00 News Roundup 12:30 Prosecutor Hpts. (Mon.) Farm · and Home (Tues., Wed., Thurs.) 12:45 Country Go Round 4:00 Interchange 5:00 News, Weather, Sports IIDundup (SATURDAY~ Reporta 11:55 Washington 12:00 News Roundup 12:15 Bulletin Board 12:30 The uln" SOund 12:35 Teen-Time '68 4:00 lntercllange 5:00 News, Weather, Sports 5:30 sunset Serenade «Jnltl Sign oro (SUNDAY~ .,... 1 . WJEII • FM I:.OG [Dally exc<l)t where lldlcoted> 6:00 Sign On and Early Bird Show (except Swlllays) 8:00 Newo Round"' 8:05 Music Unlimited 10:30 Ctatterbox (exc<l)t Saturday and SUndeY) 11:00 Muolc Unlimited 11:45 AU the News (Except Sundays) 12:00 Newo (Sunday Only) 12:15 Music Unlimited 5:00 New& 5:15 Dinner Serenede . 7:00 Evening Serenade 9:45 Armed forces Shows 10:00 First National Final 8:00 Sign On and The Singing 10:15 Music Until Sign 01! Preacher 8:15 News 8:30 Herold of Truth 9:00 Protestant Hour 9:30 Aunt Berlhe (Note; Live~ Broadcasts will · slC)ef'Cede rea:· · ular programs w h e n ocheduled.) Real Estate For Sale ComJUIIIY. 111&-Zti Real Estate For Sale WILL .&.GIIU rra A GOOD EXCE!-LEI' 1', etlic•enl and D. H. WOOD, Realtor econclnical. that's Blue Lus- 1957 FORD Z dr. V8 auto. trans. tax. Here'sAGooiiBuy Phone446-1066 Ohle Valley Implement lfo. tre carpel and uphelstery II' YOV WANT J UDBOOIII. Sell cheap $125. Call after Exceptional! N1CJi BUU.T IN IUf'CW, I BRICK home on upper 41b Av•. 133 Pine st. Ph. Ite-M. cleaner. Rent electric sham· 5:30 p.m. 446-2241. 201-3 naiP'I.oA.ca f'LUI A ruu. 5 ROOM home with carpeted 140 II 3 bedroom, 1'h bath, good a.usat&NT CLOI& IN TO TOWN pooer $1. Central Supply Co. living room, fll'eplace, formal LOOK AT THill ON'S ON IAM104·5 CAMPING trailer with Ted fruit celllr. bli ft. frontage. OJCBS HD.L. I DON'T TIIINil dining room, ldlcben bas yOU CAN BL\1' 1T PO& Til& ' . full deplh lot. Newly decoral· GOOD CLEAN LUMP and stokEl~beth Harrington who Williams 13' x 14' high wall P&lCI OF llt.OOD·DO· birch cablnels, oven & rqe, NEW unftlrnlshed apartni411t, er coal. Carl Wlnlers, Rio ing. Slale roof. We beUeve piSsed away July 2, 194_6 and SIAMESE kittens, 2 monlhs tent and canopy, fioor and livable basement with sumVery Attractive Ranch 2 bedrooms, adults oniy: 328 Grande. Phone 245-5115. 8-tf we have an attractive price. old, shots, perfect Sealpolnt Aug. 31, 11166. screened windows. Excellent mer kitchen and rec. room, Second Ave. Ph. 446-1126. Owner Transferncl Under $10,000. coloring. Ph. 446-3844 after 5 condition. Ph. 446-iMO. 202-3 IF YOU sre building a new new forced air furnace, flvnt HOME In Cheshire, 7 large 11115 J BBDI0011 HOUI'I WITH ZOZ-3 Don't am me II I mils them 204-tf J"AJIILY ROOM iNcJ.Al1)D CAp.m. porch, palio. detached garTIIEJ)BA.L CEILINGS, IIODDlf home or remodeUnR. see us. roo!llll, balh, large corner lot . For WQrda cannot expre!!l w.a. ~ WUIDOW '!lie Jonellnesa ·without them . HOUSE, 5 !:OOIDS and bath, he· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. , age and large storage room. We are builders. Distributor Will finance under G.I. loon. WALL IIUDINO DOORS AND m fenced yard. a real good loLQCA'nD ON A L.UtD I.A.1fD. for Hotpolnl Appliances, All~ VERY nice counlry home, I Or the aching empthiea · tween Rodney and · Hlo , _ IW& SCAI'ED LOT a.oG 'TO '!'OWN· cation In Gallipolis. You'll The a wipe out many Grande. Call Wayne AmiM!I!IIBl"'ld AND •on Eleclrlc. 154 tf bedroom, H.W. noor, lull PRICED AT 11UIID. agree It's the home for you. : my hary, 831 Fourth Ave., .Gal· nl'nJU& LAII' DAY basemen!, car port, fruit We Nlad Listing• Priced In lhe teens. LOW, >LOW. PRICES on MatWI: BAVZ BUYDB I'Oll J'.dM But this tbey wipe . never Upoli!l. 104-11 'ftRJIIII).l'i, T.liiiB'I ar trees. II> A. AND~ ......Wii. 'tresses. Rice and Corbin FurJust Listed too A. on u.s. 35. 6 room home. D' YOU ARI: CONSJDWO Th!_!emory of e · happy UIWlOl S&UNG yova I'BOPDLI f Ul't niture. 81 tf 3 BR borne In Centenary, birch fun b1111ement. bath, furnace _,. TRAILER. 2 bedroom•, Private L.---"!"',..~~-.:~ lT wrrK 'I'D II&L!MCJDT with When we were aD I;Otelher. lot. 446-2848. Bliss Market, Ka- GARAGE SALE _ Relocating. cablnel! In kitchen. large LR QALTOil 1M Tllll .u&t\. Also rental dwelling. ~lr­ wilh beautiful carpet. oJso able building lois. Sadly m'ased nauga. 2>2-3 Many Items must be sold. WaOli.etti Undet nod's ALL types o1 bulldln~ materIals, bloclt. brick. sewer moe. carpet In bath room, awn- lLOTS 100 x 250 on Georgel. 0. D. PARSONS da11(!hter, Mrs. Lowell sher, ~ryer, refrigerator and Permanent Portables windows. lintels. elc. Claude Gothard. 2M-I · FURNISHED ;)IOUse, 5 np., porrange lamps, loot ladder, baings, slorm windows & doors, REALTOR Creek Road. . cbes, balli. garage. · Adults by lu;,lluro, 1956 Oldsmobile, Winters. Rio Grande, 0. CH THIS Farm, VDia&e; City PPT<~ooortyl) car port, Jot II 811' x 150'. Eoeabt!ll 5-5121 after 5. 65 !I !N. !.()VING memory of only· No pots. 1127 Second many small lte!llll. If you Price $15,500. We can make • Jobn 1. Rldlardl Ill I 17 ~ 11. Phone 4t6-0ZU It easy for ·you to buy. · Darling Daulihter. Clara El· Ave.. ~h. ,24S$40 or Inquire want It, we've got lt. Location Rassell o. Wood IH Ill! HAPPINESS IS ·' len ArriDgton Wlio jJti8se(l , ll!i' Sl!eond Ave. 1119-~ 2 miles ·from ·ll\ty·'l!mlts"<m' Ronald K. Canaday~ List II HAVING enough elbow room J8n ·p•••· Iaway Sept. 1, 1168. ' JU. AI Childers, Box 204 F, for the whole family. This WITH US for !his reasol>-The Funk I Wqnalls. . ,• • , ~· RO(llofll AND BATH unfur. Gallipolis: 21)2.3 SOLD sign Is wbat counta. 5 acres offers enough room thumb ·indexed. • · (rom 1w nlshed apartment, adults onfor all your activities. Four HOBART DILLON, Realt<Jr 01 Em::ytlopedic • )y •. Ph. -~1519. i· A:.,., one 18a-tf NEW Goodyear tires, 77Sx14. 441#14 DR, balh with vanity, utility NEW LOCATION Collete Diclioniitry · A voice "" Jove II oWl, 4 lor $81). Pb. 446-45311. 71)4.3 room, :WXLS carpeled llv!ng Evonlnp I4U7II TIDRD & STATE STREETS A place IS vacanlln..oqr heme, S ROOMS AND BATH. furniSh· room with slone fireplace, 191•11 11166 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88 Central Air Condilion which never can !No tdl$4. ed, at 831 Fourth. central air, 2 car garage, BAIRD REALTY CO. NEARLY new, 3 bedroom, elecand God liloae knows bow we miss bard top, P.S. sod P.B. Like farm pond. Happiness Is find. tric kitchen, 2 baths, recreaOscar Baird, Realtor · you and why yQU were OFnCE '!IPBCe lnr . rent. call new condition. Call 36'1-7591. Ing all this priced In the tion room, vacant and ready . 2342 1"from I a.m. IIU 5 Natural Gas ·eaDeil away. . . · ~ Owner overseas 1n servtce · teens. to move into. $adly mldod by Falber, p.m. 204-~ OWNER LEAVING county and WOWIWHAT 1163 Second AM. 53 Acre Farm offers fer sale this 3 bedroom Mother, Sliter and FURNISHED,___:.a-partmen--t, conPhone U6-2917 ABulLDI PAPEC lleld chopper and Pa· NICE z bedroom home, locatecj home and 1 A. with new bath, 10'-1 Gallipolis, Ohio Brother~. tact SleU8 Amold/ Park Cen· pee blower, beth 1n good ••· two miles from City on black- THAT'S wbal you'll say when gas furnace, basement, pantral Hate!. /. M able cond!Uon. Call 367-7591. yau see the construction and eling, good garden spot, Jo.. The ofler is limited. top road. IN LOVING memory ol MllfJ ~ noor plan of this new 30' • caled In Addison Twp. on : 'L. Fl!)ler, Whe passed away SLEl!lPtNG rooms. w~y Busioess Opportunity lll' BRICK RANCH. Private BACK TO SCHOOL blacklop rd. flllOO. · one year ago today, Sept. 2. SMALL grocery near town with rates. Park Ce-:it~·Bl H'o!e~ and spacious on 6 acres at 12 Jl'l'. DUMP BED. Pb. 4463 bedroom aparlment. Buy ' ';'5..1 SPECIAL 2 Miles From Downtown . Il I - • asked to give a nature's best on Rl. 141. 2931. JJU lhoag~t wltjcl1 In one word stock & equipment & Lease f/500 BUYS a 2 slory frame SMITH-CORONA CORSAIR" We ate lookint for cusRT. 160 home with 10 rooms and 6 A. building. '' Wl)UI.d apeak ' . F1:1L'\f. Pot. 2 ~ilf1•·11"l~: uti!:. SHOTGUN-Rem. aulo. 12 ga. ONLY 105 Acrea left of the Located just oil State Rl. 588. •}. uriltr · of brotherhood, a Ofllce Ph.~ (;t'S Mid, 258 StllW st. P~·. 1111" full choke, $10.. Ph. 446Bickers Farm· acrooo from Cbarles M. Neal llt-.J5tl . · . ~pathy complete,, Excellent location. H o m e tomers who want the best HO·:s66'7 after 5 1/, r! L 180-t: 13911. 104-3 N. Gallia High SchoOl, 1-lothll needs some repairs. A'~ happy cheery waya A. A. Nibert 44f.II'IZ mile frontage on Rt. 1&0. Camr Massie, «11-4711 ~- :' ..f mind ·that knew Ill own, 10' ~ Sit' mobilt h(.rl'.t'. loca~­ CaHie & Machinery In home . flrnlshillls at RUGS a meSs? Clean lor less Good heme. bam, pasture, $iteftted' midst a throng of ed ln Ktmauta. {or .l:fle nr « A .. 2 story frame home. balh, .' '""' lolt, , .yet . peaeeful when with Blue Lustre. R2nt elecServices OHered silo. 3 ponds. Buy all 105 Actwo person.•. (',ont•cf Stell•• tiic sha!npooe• $1. Sheppard. plenty pasture, 22 A. tillable, . • , aaone.; . DEAD STOCK res. or choose any tract you plenty water, located on counlhe lowest IJ'icts posArnold. Pa•k Central Hotel 86Z !at Ave. 204-i Features: Full 84 Key,,. li. ·~ 'th81 shed Its . sUenl -VICII .,...want of this farm. 200-tf ty rd. board, Pre-Set Tabulator, Per; JIO:Ii, · to brighten many -..u. \'OUB ,..., CLOSE IN NEW TRACI'OR Trede-inl: sonal Touch selector, Quick-Set BOUiiB AND con ' Four Bedrooms sible. You pt better ' -,..-1 . c..u. IACDON • NICE 3 BR heme. large I<It, \'lslble Margins, Page Gese, Er· 1-MF136D: 1-MF35D,1-MF ~ ROOM furnished ""'" (falt. HERE'S A nice Z story frame ; i Wltbaul. a 1110!110111 of delay• . drilled well. on Mill Creek, front. adults onlv. , no pelll.. 350, i-MF500. 1-MFeG. 1 ror Control. Unifled Base a n d ';·t.d· '18J, 'l"ou ; ~n my J,EE'S PLUMBING & REMOP. . out o1 high water on cool, heme with 101> A., bath, 2 less. Hilet ences required. Pit 44(1. Ferg. "'' 1-MF Backhoe & case. ~ ' . . car garlll!e; W-B llreplaco, . motJter.. . ' . ELING, Crown Cily, 0. Ph. tree shaded Jot. See H today! :!I'll alter 7 u:m. 211M :LQider,~• t- '50 Ford, 1- '51 lEG. PIICE SS9.50 dug well and cistern. Located ;). '• Sadly mlosed/ IJy dauch' . ' 256-6664. 12'1-ll .. 8 ACRES Fore!: HD1010, t-JD2010, 1 on blacktop rd. in K Yg e r ·.· ters, (Helen) ,Mrl. Robert SALE PIICU Al ' T~Nisillm ,4_room apart,. OliVer Iii,; We are .,urrent~y NICE 6 room two story heme. Creek Srhool District. ,.....''i. · ~ I< Ni-"~gp, Ohio, I REYNOLD'S GALLJ'POLIS TV ,, ••"'tt' mem. Jna~. • ,, 46 ~ st. highest !rode-Ins ••• . al. siding, 2 driDed wells. omco Pkone 441-f'm M Bn. , "C , (t.opise) Mrs- !li;Jn' Yaleo. 139 Second Avenue fruit trees. pines. yoo•n like . IICI-8 ez, 111 .new Tractors Arrlvlnt Ewallp -;{' llldne."Ohkl, .grandciiiY- . No. phone calli.. Across from Post-Office LIMITED SUPPLY ' " .. ' '" W,;.k!Y. 4. 5,' 6 II. sush-HOia. the price. Located R!. 180. Doug Wetllerlioll, Ph. H11Zl4 Phone 4411-0201 nd and s,c ...oro Gall ipoli. ' -~~.~. rb 8llll' ...~' i'i'Jces 1 start at $!29.95. TRYING TO sELL! '. ·' . Robert L. Baird, Ph. 1111111 'i·- ~. . 2M-1 Your Emerson Dealer 110-11 Fomltorw) (Fortllo•ly CALL UBI G&lllpolls ~q\Or Salel, Mas.•-· Jay Slleppard, 141-1!11 sey-Ferauson ~. KanllllJtEiiiNETH STEGER'S Earl Wlnten, 141 S!' 'll•r o11io'. 446-~Mf. . til-l WATER DELIVERY SERVICE Wayne Amsbary, MNat Ph. ~34'7. 2ft II """· Dillon Agency au. 1 11!~ lVIII! . .. ... '• . ••'. -f .-ova: . ......... . "<~. /.' ., 19115 1 T. GMC 1962 1> T. Dodge Pickup 11164 21> T. GMC 1962 2lf.t T. Chev. 1958 1> T. GMC pickup 11164 2 T. International 1955 1> T. Dodge pickup 1966 11> T. Dodge lruek 1951 IT. ~1954 11> T. Ford 1956 Z T. Int. Tractor 1963 \~ ~Che•.pickup 1966 I T. MC 1~ 2 T. C , 1 Minneapolis Moli~e Power Unit ~ New &O" Rotary Cutters ~ $299.50. New 8.25 x 20. 10 ply nylon !Ires $55. Inc. Federal WJEH RADI()- HELP WANTED · SQUI•L"ASOM . sale~ interfere -. KNOTTS USED FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING SERVICE ,_· s.,••••• "h'. No Fw· sale For Sale ZIG ZAG ~EWING MACBINII. GARAGE SALE- Leaving Gal· 1968 SALESMiifi'S demonstraUpoUi. Many tblngs muat be tor Makes laney slitehCa & soil!, wpber, gas dryer, g1111 •• Will sacrifice for t paystove, r~erator, baby fur· ments or $8 or S4l Cash. nlture, drafting table, Uvlng room lamps, child's gym set. ' 1'15-3011. 1!19-6 1958 Oldsmobile, many ite!llll too numerous to mention. 2 DUMP trucks, 1968 & 19115 GMC. Ph. 367·'15211. ~ You need it? W& got II. On Rt. 141, z miles from C II Y 1957 RACE car. Pb. 44&-0'149 af· Limits. Ph. 446-0955. 202-2 ter & p.m. · 2~ MONDAYS and Tueadaya a r e BJ'EliEo AND AM & nf piece goods remnant days at 1968 MODEL console. ·wm sen Upper Murphy, 4 yards $1.00. fll3.2 on paymenls of $5 per monlh or wRI setl lor $85 c1111h. TrY It 1n your heme. Call 675-3081. NEW GMC TIUCK lilt-S oti Drive tractor today! oPENS SUP£R ForS.Ie · ., •• ••• ••• •• •e •e •• ••• •e• •• •• •• • ••• •• •e :• •• •• ·• p 'RT-tline work tn your area. n They _Work All The _TimeJ. . ' .. 11!"' See the New 656 Hydrostatic All-Speed ' ---m SN~r.J!AI&Vn :t tor is your key to faster work, greater comfort and 992-2176 Male.!'!!'.:. .P.. w_._.i1ted· li'UIL!IIA""'~ A 1.. Tbll II Ill opparlunllJ hll 11M to FURNACE Installers l'arntl1 ~~lf·S!I'i'l'e Shoe J)ep8rtment well estabU.hed. beating and ill JOUr slon without 8ft1 I!Wftt.. air · conditioning company ment on your n~rt. We wiU lnllbll • complete aelf·•ern 1hoe dtPaiwllil a' goOd reputation for mml oil • coDJlrnment plan if JCftl qu(lllty work an~ service' ·In h1ve IPIC'f! l'"'tllble. AD merdtallo (liM' 1trt-Ul!keted. CaU et'-HI·'1MT or Akron, Ohio bas openings for write Wolfe W1111r-u·weU CorP.. 4S W, Capital St.. Columbu, Qblu .a215 2 qualified ana experienced for Nrther det8tll. I)W lnl!lallerl. 'l'be&e ate permanent posllions. We work I' WILL not be reaponslble for steadily the ·year around. any debts other than rny own TrUcks and large tools furas ·of this dald August 30, nlabect · Olher bonellll. For 1968. Signed • Interview appointment, call J~ E. Skaggs. ZOI-3 1-2tt>535-51116. Write or apply Home H & A C llervlce Com· PERMANENT wave ~lal pany.. 131 Cuyahoga Street. $15. lor $12.50. Call for apAkron, Ohio. 44304. 71)4.7 ·pOinlmenl, MedemOiselle Beauty Shop, 242 Second Ave, ForRa[11 Pb. «6-344%. ZOI-3 2 BEDROOM hq)ltetraller, 10 x so. lilre new. All utilities, hiMernoiy IN LOVING memory of 1117 furnished. Adults only. ~h. C46-HSS. 104-3 Father and Molher, Ezra & eount,y conunlttee. MEIGS EQUIPMENT · Rear Melrs General Hospital • MARKET OPERATORS convenience. race. There will be glltl otrored from these same breeds. Theae are just oomeot'lbe ways In which apicultural proclleers and consumers ~ farmers and town people benefit froni research aod Improvement In - . ductloll, 44&-i933 Upper River. Rd. DlllrollNT STORE your engine continues to deliver peak power to he PTO and hydraulic system. Yes! Th ln!emational 656 Hydrostatic drivatrac- Include Hamplhlre, Yorkshire, WOMAN toi- part time•~ork ln ,.~ ..,_ Gallla Co. Wr1te vt~• '\Nr' niettcs',' 2437 So. 10th r St. Iron-.._1 ion, Olllo'_ f5&18· . wr " ••• . ~ /, Ohi• ~~lllii- AmN110N chan~peed, lluroc, ~ Poland, and land- ·-- " - ·MERCRANTII - . F.em~·le Help Wanted ' Notice ular melllbera ol the commlllee &lao wUl .,..,e asdeiesateoaria the 'alt..rnatea 11 aitel'lllle deleaatea - to a eount,y COIIV!lft· tlon, where rumors wliil>e elect. ed to fill vaeaneleo on the ASC Introduces a totally NeW, _ Con~ept in tractor farming ·· Breeds of boars COMII!IlOdwlll u... .... .._..., IH. veralty. -· DladUMI 4110 -... dalb' ud • Extenolon animal actence 11110· clallot at the Ohio Stale Unl· lo and lo lbil hJ- t:iw'Pd U.. nta .. . " ....... '"' - DRIVE 1000 feet of diversion ditch, 300 feet of tile and hod established c~(1c:alleu tiM a4 ~~at. urMII. INTERNATIONAL® 656 . tor trref\llar the . . thM . Adl OI"Aenn ter lllrM or u lad .aopped . won UPlnttm will .. . HYDROSTATIV Our present predominant reaponse which considers the students as the enemy, exhorts them to behave and then resorts to force, 11 in fact promoting the very commnmsm· and anarchy we pro, ... to abhor. -Hams Wofford Jr., pr•rideftt of State Unwerriltl Collofl!l at Old W eltbu'T/; N.Y., urging peauful re- -- · ·· ~ Ue liM . ,.. u.. 111! 11M 1ie ror 'eadl tbanP. wall 11 hiQ ~t..rnates. The res· Set for '68 '* Wlll 'tlle.eDI wW bl · '1'118 communi\!' ·Af!C. OOiilmlt! me to be eleet..d will c0nlili ·01 a dialrnwi, a ; YI.t ~ ,uld a llllrd reauJar IIIOIIII>er, u Grade Rates Timely Quotes ~, <I ·~;.-.;.... ..... i!OJ1 wlnnltW Ur 'e lualftee · ..,.,_ Tractor .6 acre of sod waterway. Mr. WUllams said, "A person must take care or the land in order to make It produc~'" ""'....,, "'"""'.,. ..._. Idar Dallr TrUNne JtJie et trJIII I& · ~ fD the ont•• AD .., .,. ....,..,., also to . tile llat. fCU'IIIor tan bo · j!llql of 6 or' ' 'IlleL petltlooa . The veterinarianl reported ra~e, color• religion, or national ers, whlch have been diap!Qed. loan rates for 1968 crqJ burley lhel more than 1.1 bWioo pounda orlsln. . at varloua locaUana thr<ollhoul Immediately with a damp cloth. range from 30 to 77 cents per of animal b.Y1>rocllcta and 1.3 . Exceptlona Include peri!OIIs the coun\Y. Two coats will give the best appound. pearance and dunbUIQ:. . . . . . . . . . .. . Schedules of the grade loan' . Wlon poonde ot edible meat Roger Miller, Ohio State Uni,,ere lnterceptel and refused enrates will be available through verSity Extension Agricultural producer cooperative associ- try durlne 1967.1naddltton, more F.ngineer in Family Housirq{, llatt ations handllrw price-support to- than 2 billion pounds ol meat the following as one last • ~mtnd­ and eatmo1 ()1'04lcta were conbacco. er when painting your house: fiscated trorn passenger lugp.ge, A3 in past years, growers will ''Do not paint w~en the temairline meal a, and other oources. offer their tobac:~(! for sale at perature is below SOJegrees F." auction in the usual maMer, and Another area where consumer• price slt)port will be made avail- and;.,'Odlcers meet wasdl.scuas~ new daley able to c~ratlng growers ed at Dairy Day. procllcta, developed by the con. through the producer cooperative associations which will utWze ter' s department of daley t..ch- on a contractual basis - the ooiO&Y, were WIYalled at Dlar)' services and !aciUtles or auction Day. These lncluciep a Jow.tat warehouses and leaf packing dairy apraad which contains half firms. Only lheorlglnalproducer the fat of either margarine or is eligible to receive price sup.. butter; a fu.U~avored eheen prob. duct 'which een be ripened In port. Leslie Rayburn, rann manajust aeven day11; a chocolate No price s~port will be offer... ger, looked after the lnstalladon. navored drink made from whey; ed on any tobacco graded 11 U" Denver Yoho. of U. s. SoU C~ (unsound), "No-G" (no grade), and 14whlte" chocolate mllk. servatiotl Service, helped with the · or scrap. While eonsumer.s do not think planniog or the system and ch~ckmuch about procllcUon of pork, ed the grade as the Ule was bethey are lntereatad In buying ing laid. servatlon teat In the high schools lean &tool meat. Oneofthewaya tblo Ia developOd Is b.Y mprovMARK WUIInms, of Thirteen of Mason County. By _,.orlng ed strains of livestock. Mile Creek near Arbuckle, im- such a contest the Dlatrict would An -rtunleylaotrered Meigs proved 300 feet of a small side give awards to students maldag area pork procllcers to secure highest score~. Cr~ e ~ c h stream which e""""ties Into Thir- the 11!111> "Mfty. , l;lporl ., ano!.. lli~ at school.~ ~ '"'!·:· ...· ~~v: teen Mile Creek. This stream the Ohio Fo.lt llnj>rovemeat cerHigh schoolslnJacksonCOU!Ity had silted about fall aod the cfw>. Ufled Boar and GUt Sale to bo nel was choked with trees and for several year.s have been con- held Tuesday, SepteiMer 10 at Hydrostatic drive provides every speed for lop perbrush. These were removed and ducting such 1 teaL ln that coun- the Clark Couney Fairgrounds In cy it Is held in the blollll!)' claoses formance and peak efficiency. Lets you go from 9 the chamel put on grade, widen~rlnglleld. of each high schooL 1be awards MPH in reverse to 20 MPH in forward and every!hinJ ed and deepened so as to restrlet 'Illere will bo at loa at 60 boars given in Jackson County haYe in between ... Selectad with ONE CONTROL ... On the water flow to the channel ot!ered from six.breeds, by 20 been scholarships to the one week !he go ... No ciutch ... Without touching !he throttle . .Mr. Williams has been a coop.. dlt!erent br~•. Eech boar camp held annuall)' conservation Now, you can plow, plant, cultivate, mow, chop, erator of the District for many hao been certified throulll> the at Cllllil Caesar In .Webster Couf>. bale at the precise speed ratio to cope with every years and the record shows that Ohio ~ Improvement Profield or crop condition. No matter how often you ty. in past years he had Installed gram, nports Wilbur Bruner, PURINA LIQUID PIG WORMER <I IMerUDDI nit. r...dlne :J::.'e to etudent IJ{Iitatlol&. o' Mnrt:.lnl Wlpe off any spWs or smears aGEHL ' j;~ time daJ• ftrH eoii.He1IUYe 4an OM Dl)' - aa. e~t"llttn orio inpainti~ Short-chop your corn with ~ i' dllclrii ' dlcated on the labeL Apply latex paint generously with a good quality n,yloil brush. · ol63,5 ~ents perpoun:t, the grade The Board ot St()ervlsors ot has a surface inlet io which the the Western SoH Conservation surface water may enter quick- District agreed to sponsor a coJloo !1 c••,,.on..... n••• can be one of them. Thes' exceptions are explained ln detail on the paint can label. It ts important to Collow the manufac· turer' s recommendations as lJtoo For the new paint to adhere well to the old paint, the surCace must be clean and firm. Remove all loose paint with a wire brush and scraper. Wipe, wash, or hose off' any dust and dirt. Cracks and boles should be caulked. Where the old paint has a chalky surrace, ho~te it off good, Jet dry, and apply a primer, Many latex paints have a built- ::..enu~~e•, . Proper preparation or the surface to be painted is one of the most important steps taken in getting a good repaint j~ The time spent in preparing the surlace is often as much, and sometimes more, than the time spent 350 feet of twelve-Inch tile and I .There's No.'·V. acation :Fo~:fbe Su~cess Of. Wtlnt Ads . . 17- The sunoay ·fimea- Priddy Builds ·New Pond pond will hold about one-fourth acre water when filled. It wUJ ·!:.. ' Coplea olthe .Pro8ram eill bo ....,red froni the C<Juney J!lden.. lion omee. - r !actor tbat oholia tile elo"" eonnectloll cllcera and consumers weo the recent Ohio Daley D&!' heldatthe Re..,..ch and Development Confer at Wooeter. Several years 11110 farmers were handling cows caolhle of in pf-tmer, H<Mever, thla does warned about using too much not mean that a separate primer paint, let's take a loOk at what is never required. There are sevto do if you decide that paint is e'raJ exceptions to the no-prim.. Now that you have been Lay of the Land SEE THE HEW 129.95 ;· . FOF on Thirteen Mile Creek, completed building a fann pond. This I ...·. ;.... Painting Can be Overdone . . . . . lllflel ... ..., ..... 7 bome - · iillil"! tiona 1111Wered. Pat Glas8 Says: c.. -lhlttllllll ............. ~ ..., llllpe~~cllt ...... 111:1•11111111 t...-.a.1tt111 ._,WIIPI.._ ... •. _. People •Closer _· - ... "'Hid" tt lrouWid wt111 - 1 dlel11 II IIIII wiHI till• .. aa...wTOMAnc ... 11111111 tM-'~ -'*1M 1111 cNl• 61 olltd • .,, ' ..... ". tor ~.. Olferlris ' Suffolk rams. 104-3 S39.50 The Furnlfln Outlet SIJJ!OMs PTG. R"" OFFICE llUIPIENl ' 4W "SE;CoND.AVR .. PHONE 446-1397 RUGS OVAL BRAIDED NYLON CARPET 9112 ·-·--·· l' ·~ ). ~ .,·-.; �'' ' ' .. · ''\ ' ,'h. •', .. - ,Tho Sunday 'rlmea -Sentinel, Sunday, September 1, 11168 . .' . . •.· · _. -·.,:~- A LITI'LE .'HOMEWORK'-Wat~hbtg·: ·w.~t.~.~'.:· H-. WAIIT AD I .... 0., ....,_ . . . lkefltfll . . . . . , Dltlllllte ' • .-. ~·· c.,_...,... a CerrMHMt ...,... ..... ' ...... .., DIY ef ,..Wie•t~ 1-ULA.TIONI .,... I"UIIIIII,..r l'tHrw• "" rltM te ~" er ,.i"t • .., . . ..._. H.,.. ,•. tHHINiaa... Thto ,UIIfiiiMr will Mt ................., .............. Mtttrnct ' ...... IMtrtltfto ,.,. Wtftf · U lt"'lce . . . . . . . . . . . .tf'lllll ............ MiniMUM Cll•rtt rtc 11 ..... ..... ..,. ....... """""' ""11 Ctlltl ......,....... .. , Wtf\111 sl• etftiHVtlft ,,...,.......,. ,' u - ..... ....... .. ,...... ~~~~ ...... " 11 ... .,.. CAID OP THANKI & HITUAIY t1.1t for M _ . ml~~tl"'•"'· lt. ........ ...IHtn.. ...,... ... ·-· ILIIIIO ADI ._.ltltMI Uc Cllln.. " ' Allftr- :t O"ICI HOUU • • •·•· ,. l:tl ,,.., Dally .... •·• te 1t:M N"" lttwnft., ' Obituary lN TRIBUTE and loving menl- IN LOVING memoey of Mary NO, DON'T read ihlo If you are L. Fuller. who pat;sed away not planning on allendlng the one Y<llr ago Sept 2. ham shoot at the Racine Gun Club Sunday, Sept, 1, from If I were asked to give a noon to 4 p.m. Everyone welcome. ii-21Htc thought which In one won! would speak · A unity of brotherhood a sym- BAND EVERY Friday and Sat• pathy complete. urduy al Jack's Club on HarA hundred happy cheery risonville Road off Rt. 7. ways a mind that knew its Country music by Gayle Mc- oom, Donald and his Drifters. Contented midst a throng of folk, yet peaceful when alone. A heart that shed its silent glow, to brighten many another, Without a moment of delay, I'd say. 'You mean my mother.' Sadly miS!ed by daugh""'· Mrs. Robert (Helen l Nibert. Northup, Ohio, Mrs. Sam (Loulae) Yates, Racine, Ohio, grandchildren and great grandchildren. 8-1-ltc 8-28-3tc , 1HE OURS REUNION will be Sept. I, al Rock Springs Fair grounds. 8-28-3tp SHOOTING MATCH SUnday, Sept. 1st, from 12 to 4. Hams bacon, half of hog. Shotguns only. Rutland American Legion Home. 8-28-!tc .Grand Juiy ~ fOrS.i. . . I ' For Saie or Tr~ STORE eqUipment for sale or trade for house trailer. M & G Market, three mlles south of Middleport on Rt. 7. l-:ll-3tc 19f'l MUSTANG, 6-cyllnder, 1speed, 1966 Chevrolet caprice, automatic, power steering and brakes, rinancing avallable, phpne 992-6547 alter 5 phone 192-.174f. 7~1-tfc room FIVE hollle, bath; base. IDeal, three lola, Slate Rl., Lower Pomeroy. t3800. Good cimdllion. ~1-llp . bath, utiUiy room, otorm doors, and windows, siding, two car garage, garden spot, drilled well, two cbllerni, plus · several other features. IAJcated on nice lot approximately 1\!o miles from Rutland on lhe Rulland-Harrisonvllle Road, Phone 742tQ:l. Hftc 1968 SCIWLT mobile home, brand new, IZxSO. Two bedrooms. Will sell or trade In on good property. S. D. Buskirk, IH6 Plum St., Mlddle- HOUSE on Hamilton St., corner ID~ phone 99U108 .or 992PQJ'l. 8-!Mtp 2681. ~1-ste ~PERT ~ ' . t' i: ' ' 1-i ~. ; ' 'I I' ' ,"' ., l ; .: ' t- lutl•n• Furniture r F j '' e• . maclllfte. -"'*" .. -~ '· . ' ...... N-llp home, .,.. - -- 8-27..., ' .. 69 •EiNEST THORif~: MODILS " AVAILABLE , SOON PHONE 992-2094 '$ig.1~el Pomeroy Home i. Au ' . ., .• • Hoiiklniport, Ohio · , l1lar7 L. J..oapllff llld Cook, Jr., both ol BID- • acoy L. Koller, IAion; Walter D. Ilidlllout, Jr., Ill. 2 Loon; 1101' Bo- llld llooald F. II<Jullh, b!>f11 of New llaYeo; llerobti lilaM llld llooold Slur.. geon, both ot Atbton; Art E. ~. Mary Alloe Morr11011 Albert !let>btno, all of Point Pleuant; Mary M. Mowrey, Welt From the Largest aBet Bull.-,_ Hadlator ·· lballest .Heater Core. lLAETTNARS i~=~~=====~ :~:PIL=99=llo21=:4:3=:P:om=eroy=~ LISTEN TO 20th CENTURY UFOIIMATION HOUR Mon. thru Fri. ' ,• SAVE SPACE 'IJE ST9UGE MOTH PRO«'!f!NG AIC CLEAIIEIS Masqn, W, VL , R•al !!state For Sale 0>BIUEN a. CROW REALTY COMPANY IIDDDLEPORT - ll!r story, 2 . bedroomi, with NEW bath, bot water tank, sink, furnace aDd . floor covering. $4,100.00. POMEROY - 1 ot..ey, 3 bed· rooms, .bath, modern ldtchea and dlnlq area, patio, hard· wood floora, an exceUent buy. fl0,500.00. RACINE - 2 story, 4 bedrooms, Ill baths, I lilce lots, clooe to scbools, going at '10,800.00. Apartmeal ,.... IIIII! IIENJIY a.ELANll Olllft- ..... Rei.~ .. . . . ' Nlh1tc HOISTETTIR • EA~Tlla, GEOIIQI:,JIO ...... WM·PO l INFORMATION NEWS . preSents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY . AT 7:50 A;M •. 12 NOON 3 P.M; AND 4:30 P.M. r<eeoing Meigs Gallia and Mason Ar;!;lo lnfo~med As 1 ·FOR AIL :riMJr flllurinee !Mid, check with jour G1'lllp 'lfenll at the lfeal Ins. Agency, II Slal.e 81. Agents •for IIIIo, :l~ lire, Homeowners, holpltal ~~ and pnml Uahlllty. lf.lf -· ·' "';~ lfATIONWID.I!: lNSIIRANCI!l ; Atrro. 11re. ur.. • st~te 111. :; ~ ~ '..• ~: ,. ... .·, h.. ~ber J'IDI ' ' I- .-.... ,_....- Trip. 8 I . U 8 Slot-ret storm s :1 ~JI4pnem a Clndld Camera 13 Dark ShadcMa 13 McHals' 1 NIY) 3 New • I' U::ture 8 C&>ltti Nt'IU Cerl,ral I a ,rel" ... .............. I ,.iltbtWt .,._, I Ftt•1il Mldlll .' "'-"!' -j,llo """"~ u~ k •;· - !~.. ,, .. .. Jwl ' •' ........ ..... 3 EJ.• Gue65" 8 Gllldlnt Uihl , 112:1~ 8 Js!Citie Oblb11•r !i10'11 lldS 11 N... ll:at II I ... - ~N a ·- DaY• .,. or Our 1 __ .,wq~t) 3 I '·'""" 11:30 :1 Tonlj;trt Slllw . 1.3Ntllflyw«<CUne '"' '"" 13 fblncN ... 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U:OI !NP 10:30 8 ShoWI.ime lJ II Takh I Th•ef 9:011 l lblie B Stu'eh lor Tomorrow .·, 13 TruU. or 13 Mcllale' s Navy 3 llullt.ley-Br!Mley /Ufart 8 Walter Cronkite 7:00 3 DJUej~e ~ B I Love Lucy 7:JO 3 Walla~e Addr11u 8 DUly Graham 13 Garrli00°5 Gorillas 8:0H 3 ShoWcase '68 ,., U Tnuure Me 8 Stc ret Silorm ... 3 7:1111 J\lmanac 3 ~:00 8 <.:w.dWi 8:311 111111 l3 TM Ne'lll)'l':'ed GM1t 6::18 ..,. '"" 3 Mr. cartooa 8 FUIII,)o T haatre 10:00 Merv GriUin U J..U<Ir I 14n9f Life 'l3 Blw.ltc hell ..........,_ ' \ 3 11:30 HoiiJtwood !!quartS l¥ck \i1n ~ke ~ 3 Hlah~ral · ,..,._ ........ ""' ., a;IJ ·~ AtKtr or Ma.rbern' 8 L Jl . . . . . n.a a .... ~ :1 Mikt lbutW ~ 8 c.t..ln K~f"€1ll'(l(l 3 ConMo.~• ''" .,. ~Aee.. tratlon 8 BeveriJ Hlllbllll~ h J3 Ol~k Ca\ett 11:00 3 l>trliCIMii!y ,,,. ""' l'erry Muon 13 Tflllh or 3 :~ IS IIDVI• ll . ' 111111 I TY,W!f :1 10:~ ·~-,,,•I Uall \,. . ~~ VQJ... "'"' I c.m.111ree I "- "" I Word .5:00 .~ ............. 11... I ' . .... Uvi~W; .,. 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NJcllt ""' ...., Jll!trl hw U t:rMJJ Tllllb !bnl I UYII'& WoN ~~ ~,-:~~~:.~:~£~~w;·~~~~·~'·'r1.,n- u U Nft'TtiWUit :1 ...n.~na SUltaN E~ll- - . H!J I} , 6:35 3 1\mthtr World a 1'o Tell the Tnlth !iml J ~stSholt I ..... T,.. l :JO tl ·IICHal• ~ ..a~ 8 Muise" . ' . • 4:00' :1 IW...__lila'll' I hJdl J1tlr Todl,)11 . u.... ... UoMelrtMI tl "" :1 Con Cob Rtp)rt Cottello .~'.- ITl Till R,i..,'fJ. I} ""' ... AM~olt I. I} 3 Tile l.bctofl 8 illituH I'UV 13 Dtlllll c.tme TWilll• . • I Llvi111 Word u .WisiM--- ~W/Mm~~,::;tit...J= UnJC...inblethnehlrlunillleo, oDf letter to eaeh ·s quan, to form rour ordinary . word1. 13 ll a..rJ Qllftll allehs~pd wltlllntoxleatlon. f.l-stt tl'I~'S/J ,.... u ·the No. 1· moalll for Waldo F. Brown, Y. R. the laflax of bol>eJIIIOODil'l Bnnlll. 448-1!'1. 1&.111 to -Ntapra Falll. We~tern Fold and Place Near Your Television Set for O.nvcnicnl Referenre .\ l \/J I} rejlllcld Entertained room ., ' Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing linuronc:e Well As POMEROY - 5 1'001111, hth. level lot near IIUM. FIVE AllliESTED SYRACUSE - I brick, PI', PLEASANT - Arreall bath. storm doors and win- recorded at the COUIIty Ja11 are dows. forced air heal. S leo- Wendoll E. Craig, 22, Roheriiel loll. ·. burg; Emest Welker, 30, Gaiii85 ACRES - LIQe 7 1'1>01111, polio Ferry; Ellis Wutlama: Hen~ultb ' cellar, baI'll. welf ' ~~. "-- ; ~~ . ....... ~-· Ro ...borsv; 2t, • -•--Js · · · 3 Bru~ Mill ~-~·"· nwoc.-. • "~ ~• 1; -...liELEN ,.. 'VUIGIL 'l'l!lAPoRD Jluddleatan, 53, Pl. Pleasant iDl1 USOCIATEII . . J1 Cee11 Huddleoton, pe; Pleuant, SYJIA~ 9:30AM •• -- . 3 Toalihl SiloW 13 Joty Blfhaf !lvlr ' I u _,......, . Ul HQadng ' 611 .,. '.._. ....,. 13 ' U K&f:mD J~arahll -· W~New11 11:15 ChWtr T"-tr 13 .. --:IT.'Jmu- .. t(;ARCHE I llilill ... . ..-.: u:t:;u,- . ..... 1 II Glntnl Ho~Pit&! 3:311 ._ ~ s ¥011 Don'r !iiQ' lil Gluey lto.d I 7:~ ... . Edie Ill Nl&ht CM Lite to LIYCI 13 . lhltJJ.tl'ers~ Cli:MIIIr7 Carroultl ·~ :1 ratcll GtiM 8 f"opc:orn Ttwls&N iii ...,.,... Kamha! ·-- 13 ~" Allm ••• '• ltDCI I .... .QaWu..,. ' -'" • F a s.c:re.,_ ""'or Col... ""'ShtdoM s P•m MUan . - 13 Truth n . c.ltll - · Clctl '"' =· :=-~-..rt ' '* - · I lli.I.V.U.,Dif• ., .• , ...... Lue.Y ·. '"' ~---.· ,,. lS .' -..,._. 'o MOt•~~ ClpWn lltJIIUOII 8 S.Cret stDnn 1 N"•Pica.are .. -ildllloo I Milch Glml '"' '...,_,,_,. u saw AJJen ~Jifftr· ~ 1:*'. . 13, Dirk I ... s .• fill ; . 3 You Dln'l SIQ I !9 Ill Nilftt U 0111 Lit& to Uwe a 3 Mr. C&r'tOCifl II Jo".U, Thlttn - .... J T~~ 13 a.n:ll oJ Otrtll 13 ~ear....&oo 13 Ktnoon~ 9:00 8, NPart,r Clr~ - Rllalft fiylor' C1d C'lwrllle .~·~!''!'.~.111:%0 I, "'f'alw• of ... Arcde"' - kll'b)" Gnni FRlDAY - IS. " Darll tt tfll Top tl tfiS St:lll.n" - Rolltrt Pre.- 8, "KIIWI of the S.." - :J An:ltblr World S To T.U dis Tntll U Gmlral HolillW 8 The Bible Anlirera fi :t:i 3 U.rn Cob Hclort ?:Ill 3 ou.other World II t9 TeU th Truih Com Cob a.on ... ... .,. 6::1$ 1 Tha Bible Ani1Mn 6:4.5 WANTED MALE HELP GENERAL SERVICE MAN no-.. 111o.Gnnd w. J. --- --- P~- -·ldo; All '68; s Reduced -GUARAHrEED- . ~EVEN i'T, .IUr7 101' tile ~ tlrm at IIUol'i Ccluat;y Clrj>ilt COUrt Will INiilli tl!elr clrtteo at 9:30 Lm. Tuoaday, 3. Tllote dl'ainlail tile arand )111')' SAUS AND SERVICE .5•5'$.·. _ I ' Starling Term on: Mrs. Goorp MeCiuJIInd, Whni·AJignment flub. :,tr • .~ . . £, ~ Pliloere,, 0 SPECIAL STERI!lO, 1968 Early American stereo radlo comFor Sale · blnaUon. ReauUful aolld slate . unlt with 4 speed changer. pup5. 7 Lfber. Phont !192-5669 Beagle alter :l'lJ.m. Pay balance of $9UJ or 11101>ly Ave., Pomeroy. . ~1-st~ thly payments of $&. Also have repoeaessed stereo ln walnut cabinet, 4 speaker IJRAVELY tractor with moe! attachments, Phone 99UI43. aoand system, 4 speed dual t-l.Stc volume control. Balance of $8UI or monthly payments of $5. Phone 1192.1218, ~1-lltc AFRICAN N!GIITCRAWLERS, 60 for •1. these are larger worms, due to laol: of reH & N DAY OLD or started sponse. 1968 Is my last year Leghorn pullets both Door or In the ball business. All nightcage grown available. Poul- · crawlers must go In early try housing and automation. Sept. 'ire give extra wormt. Modem Poultry. Box No. 188, Red worms rest of the seaAthens, Ohio. Phone 59!-~l. son, thanks !or your past ~l-Ite help. John Mohler, LeadlnR Creek Road. Middleport, FIVE ROOM house. close to Ohio. Phone 992-ll1113. ~ 1-ste !own, hospital and school In Pomeroy. Phone 992-2271. VOLKSWAGEN In llond concl~ ~1-lllc lion. <811 be . - at 1111\i Spring Ave., or~ 19S-312:1. 1!165 RAMBLER In good condillon, Phone 992-2271. ~ t-1-ste For Rent \ Yl tl!. STORY borne, 3 bedrooiDI, ory of Theodore Roosevelt EFFICIENCY two bedroom PulUns, who was born April fumlsbed apartment, Pl1one I, 1901, the son of the late 992-2288. 9-1-lfc FOR SALE at auction Friduy George and Susie Pullins, ha night. one boat with trailer was married to Bessie Tracy and 25 HP Evinrude motor. TWO bedroom traDer, M & G on March 26, t¥24. To this Market, three miles south of Also complete safety equip. union were horn four childMiddlejlQI't on Rl. 7. ll-29-3tc ment and water skis. Adalll! ren, Thomas, Gerald, Betty IN MEMORY of Charles E. Auction Service, Rutland, and James. Mr. Pullins deMassar who passed away one Ohio. 8-27-4tc roRNISHED and unfurnished parted this life August tO, aoartmenl<~~. Close to school. year ago today September I, t968 at 7 p.m. In Pleasant Phone 992-543( lli-16-tfe l!lf'l. EARL'S BARBER Shop, RaVaUey Hospital, PI Pleasant, cine, will be closed from W. Va. Dad was never a big Hfs life was earnest, his Sept. 2 through the 5th, open TRAilER SPACE. all utllitl•" man in stature, never weighavailable. Inquire 156 Mulber. actions kind, Friduy and Saturday the 6th Ing more than 110 lb. But lo ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. A generous hand and an acand 7th. 8-25-lil!' hls family and seven grand0 . Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-211-lfc tive mind chUdren he "as a big man. Anxious to please, loathe to WILL DO sewing at home During the year and a half offend. zippers, pockets, pegging, FURNISHED GARAGE apartthat he was ill he never com- A loving husband, father end ment on Lincoln Hill. Utilities hemming, alterations, etc. paid ; adulls only. Phone 992plained or was demanding. friend. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, He leaves to mourn his death 34ll9. 6-19-trc Sadly missed by his wife, Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc In addition to his family one leota, son Starling and brother Carl Pullins of Pofamily, David Rlgg• HAPPV HOUR, Shenang Springs TWO BEDROOM apartmenl In meroy. His passing has left Middleport, newly decorated. and family. ~1-llp 1 Nile Club, 5 to 6 p m Mona vaeant spot that no one can phone between 9 a.m. and 5 / day lhru Friday Ladles night fill. He is gont! but can nev- IN MEMORY of MrsJ Heiiiy p.m. 992-3586. ll-25-61c every Friday. U-lfc er be forgolten . Thts tribute Beaver who, '"passed sway was prepared by his daughSept. 2, 11167. NOW OPEN from 10 A.M. to 10 THREE ROOM furnished apartter-ln.Jaw, Kathy. ~1-ltp ment. phone 992-59!10. 8-25-lfc 19~1 TRIUMPII ll<imlevnle mo/ P.M. the S&W Drive In on loreycle. Plione Chester 1185She was like a beautiful 57 CHEVROLET, Phone Mason the by-pass Rt. 7. Soft ice 'fRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile 3350 or see at Newell'• s.m; flower C.nl Of 1'lulnkt cream, good food, specials on ~12 Mason after 6 p.m. Court, Syracuse, Ohio on State ... ~1-lllp Sent down to earth from God WE WISH to thank everyone Monday and Thursday. ~1-31c Rt. 124, Phone 992-21151. To bloom in this world a who was so kind during the POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy ~tc 11-11-lfc little while death of Theodore Roosevelt mfnlature. f/5 and up. Stud 1'1014 DODGE V-ll wa...,, 45.· 544 mllea. clean. 1962 P'ord Pullins, friends and neigh'l1len lo be laid beneath the service and grooming. Phooe w~nted To Buy FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM !lolaxle 5011. nice. 1!1511 Cbevv sod, bors for their beautiful flow. 992-544.1. 11 3 tic ANTIQUES, furniture, dishes. APARTMENT. Middleport, lmDO!a V-11. ted and . white. en, Dr. Rlchard Slack and Her place will be vacant In miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard phone 992-3874. 8-9-tfc AKC Golden Retriever puppies, ::~ll'ln 'M'avtPI~ wrln•er · tvDe the home nurses at Pleasant Valley Cecil, 800 W. Main St., Pomewasller and twin launctrv Her gentle voice ts attn. Hospital, Laurel Cliff Health 524 Ash St. , Middleport. 992roy. 1·25-lfc TRAILER SPACE, ready to tuh~ . :t~ \'f!Ars n1rf. hoth fnr But we must not question LaureFCilff Free Meth5443. 6-25-11• - . hook up, private, plenty of 1"11. Dale RArr. R..dsvliie. God odist Church, Rev. Eugene ~-'eln W<>nted room for children to play. !:!GilT ROOM HOUSE, wall nlllo. 9-1 -!lo But say-Dear Lord-Thy Gill, pallbearers and Mr. and CAR HOPS. apply in person at Phone 992-3904. 6-i4-tfc Will. Mrs. Amold Grate !or music to wall carpeting In living Crow's Steak House, Pomeprovided, ''W~ 'Pnm~ vnnr t""nl~"" of Ssdly mlssecJ by Mother, room and dining room, full roy. 8-26-tfc For Sale fn hP:!d WI F.~'k"'V mrt PnMrs. Sallie Allison, Wife, Bessie, children, size · basement with coal fur5 ROOMS and bath on nice lot Tom, Gerald, Betty sister, Mrs. Andry mPrn~·· Phone 992-AAM 1t-1-3tr" 'lace. Sun porch and back on Rt. n Call 992-5901. Torrence, brother, Mr. and James. t-1-ltp lost porch, inlaid linoleum in klt• .,_ • Paul Allison. 7-30-tfc ch{'n, large ~ :'lrd with lots of WHITE ANGORA kitten. RaBUIIIIell ...rv1cea THE FAMILY of Wald B. .•hade, ga<den, hot and eold ilADIO AND TV REPAIR, house · cine Southern local distrjct. 9-1-llc Hampton wishes to express running water in hOuse, shoMargaret Sellers, Phone 949- STEREO. beaumul 1968 walnut calis, antenos, Bale and lnconsole with radio. automatic . alncere thanks to an those who IN MEMORY of Charles E. wF:r Jn ba~mtnt One mile 2120. ll-28-3tc stallation. John Harrison, 701 Snider who passed away sir changer and multiple speaksent food. flowers, and cards out on P,.,m ..roy . Rutland Broadway St., Middleport, or expttssed their kindness years ago August 31, IIID. ers. Pay only $73.55 or $6 per Road, phone 992-6889. 8-25-jjtc For Sale or Rent phone 992-2522. 7-14-lfc month. Call 992-32t8. 8-25-jjtcp and sympathy In any way LARGE four bedroom home In during our bereavement. That sad day so long ago 1962 PONTIAC, 4 door wagon, CURTISS breeding service of Racine close to all schools. Children, Clyde, Madge, MAPLE STEREO radio, t968 It hurts lo recan even today luggage carrier, $450. John 21 different breeds, catUe sir- · Phone 949-4073. 11-27-lfc Floyd and Grace and Early American stereo radio Your loving smile, your Krawsczyn . Phone ~2717. es or 4 breeds. of goal btlcb, gentle lace families. ~1-ltp combination. Beautiful solid 8-29-3tc hy calling Parker 992-2264, P~ W1nted state unit With 4 speed chang. No one can fill your vacant meroy or S6'1·3251 COOlVille, SOMEONE to r<palr and lay place. er. Take over payments of $8 JOHN DEERE 420 dozer with 1 ACE and Thelma wishes t.. l-2&4lltc fallen stooe wall call 992-3887. thank the Pomeroy and Midper month or balance of $&9.· Sadly missed by wife blade and winch, $800. Phone 11-27-Qp 19. Call 992-3218. 8-25-jjtc dleport f~ "'"'",...... .... ""fr f.,.. and chOdren 9-t-ltc 99U040. ll-28-61c ., C. C. BRADFORD their help during their ll!Cent • AIJCnONEER COMBINATION housekeeper, . SEWING MACHINE. cabinet KENNEBEC Potatoes Charles , ~lire. Wonder'ul service rendComplelo Servlee companion, cook to stay with ered and everyone else who model, slightly used. OVerHilton, Portland. • ll-29-25tc no.. MNIIl Notice elderly lady. Must be able to was so kind and thoughtful. casts, monograms, sews on crttt Bradford live in. Prefer someone who The CUster& t-1-ltc THE CLUB Restaurant will be buttons, fancy stitches, etc. t968 SHASTA Travel Trailer, closed all day after 11 a. m. can drive. Car furnished. Fine No allaclunents needed. Pay sleeps I, call 992-5592 or see - · · Oldo 5 I tfc Sunday, Sept. 1, for the Firehome, good wages snd perI WISH to !bank everyone for $42.60 or monthly payments of at 49! Broadway, Middleport. men's Chicken Barbecue. manent pooition for the right thetr lovely gills received at $5. Call"tll-3218. 8-25-ttc ll-29-3tc AIR CONDITIONING Relrlger1-Zlf..:nl party. Reply giving name, layelfe shower. Sneclal thanks aUon service. Jaclt'a Refrigaddress and phone number to * HOMEIIIADE ICE CREAM, to Mrs. Ada Morris, Mn. POTATOES. WATERMELONS, eration, New Haven. hone Box 92 MlddlejlQI't. 6-28-lfc Bettv Roush. Mrs. Ethel Orr · TO ALL Veterans and their phone liB 1365 or 919-:J.!!I. phone 843-:1254 Clarence Prol1182-n. 4 • tfe families, your Meigs caunly and Mrs. Letha Woods. 8-25-flc fllt, Portland. 11-29-lfc Veterans Service Officer is a S/Sgl. and Mn. READY • MIX oon""'te deHvtrue friend of any veteran's Jerry Cleland. THREE .male Beagle pups & 1!0.000 BTU GAS CIRCULAT9-1-ltp en!d right to your project. family, he belps the sick vetweeks old and one sable and ING HEATER, 111:12 wool rug, Fast and easy, 1>ree' ellleran gel Into the hospital, he l WANT to express my sincere white female come & montbs kitchen cupboard with glas• mates. Phone 1192-3284, Ooeg. helps widows obtain compenthanh to a1J tho<: ~ w~ sent old; your choice $10, cau 992doon!, dinette set. metal leln Ready - Mil: ca., Middlesation and any other beneeanls and visited me. 2029. Jl.29-stc hrdrobe, gas l'8llle. two port, Ohio. • JO 'tte fits, your Meigs County Ser· Also Dr. Rld~eway, Dr. TeDe. duveaports, - priced reasonvice Officer assists In eduDr. Simoo. Dr. Brady and aD GENTI.E MARE PONY a n d able, Pete Elberleld, Oles- BUDGET PRICI!: 1\nnlture on cational benefits·. vocational the nurses Bl'ld nurses aides oolt, cheap. Vernon Weber, Apply"'' phone 981-3381. 8-:ll-31c ter, OlD' third Door budge! ilhop. rehabiiHatlon for disabled both at Veterans Memorial RuUand. Phone 742-S82$. Baker Jl'urnllure. Middleport veterans, sick benefits, aid at Pomeroy and Holzer HosTHE ROYAL THOMAS proper1-31Htc Ohio. . ' 21 lie for dependent children, burRutJond. Ohio pital at GaDioolls durin~ my ly located In upper Syracuse, Good opportunil.)', salory or Ial allowances, G.l Loans, reeent alay In the hosoltal. FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, two large lots, I rooms, bath SEWING MACIIINES. re...... commissi vacation. hospital care, denial benefits, Especially do r want to thank atlaebed garage, one _ thin! and ball, fuD basement, alum. service. on mafa!o. WY s.· disability benefits. nags for my Artex l.'UStomers who acre IJ'OUD<I, 225 Broadway, lnum altflnr, storm wtadiiWII !284. 'l'lle Fabrfe Sl!op, Poilt- . caskets, headstmes. etc. You were so kind to remember Middleport, Phone IIIIU487. city water, gas beat, If Inter: eroy. Authorlled Slager !biles can be sure if I do not have Pets For Sale me. and SerVIce. We Sllarpen 11-30-Stc eotod cal! Richard Thomas. the answer here I will get it SCI!NAUZERS, Cockers, PoodM"r!. Norman iMant&ai Sclaoro. 1-s.:tre for you. Hours Monday thrn -8-Z«p • les and Weaties 'White Scot- MALE BASSET hound p u ao.. t-1-ltc Friday 9 to 4, Saturday 9 till ties', also breeding stock. Plume !181>332tt M~ l'l'll ~~"" to clean rugs C!GARIJ'M'I!: Vending ~ MOD . Barkaroo Kennels, Coolville, Groce Long Boti.m 6-liiJ.«c and upbo[Jtery with Blue and service. ABC Entermilet, , 0. 45723. 6-IHitc ' . Your lrtend In time of In M•lllCIIY Lustre. Rent electrk llham- Moton, W.Va. Pllone '1'1$-514J. need POTATOES FOR WINTER, cobpGCIII' fl. IIUer FarnHure •. 111-tfc Gleft A. 1olmaon IN MEMORY of OU!' dear Jm1. bler Kennebec, Tom Sayre, Help Wanted l44lc Meigs County Velf""" hallil and father, Edwanl 1!!. Great Bend, phone 843-2U8. y_,, 'IIIIo departM Ibis life Serriee Officer · Jill ~ Zm ZAG 1e111nc 110\!o Court St.. Pomeroy tine yean qo, Sept l 181-·· dNU. lllralor ~ 16 VOLKSWAGEN, Priced r1gbt Mp f8J!CY ~ e~o: . We lowd him, ,.. "" loved wm aacrlfl<e tor • ~~~ A'ITENTION Christians. tent phone - 8-30-StP af 111m, ............. l'lloae 9112revlnl lielng held on Welsh Bot ... ..... loved him ... N(«A: l!MII W11!:11EO. Lovely wabml Town HID baH diamond In cm"!!" with AM a. Flo! radio, Alld ...,. bJe - t l y eallecl Mlnemllle. Bver)'oao '""" alllomatk! Doallng ttJrn table, film _ . ~ tate ....... payinents ol S5.21 ~· llllnlnl Ibn. per monlh or pay 'baJwwo . It ..., milled .., loll doe, f!IO.a. This 1e1 101t1 ' .... IJrioile lnd eblkha mueh b)lber, try II In your I .I I '• Notice lntMmory IIIIN---Ttott .• .... ,,...,.,_. -. .......... ,...'.. ':"! · • Sllr.~ ; s PelT)' Mason I~ -IS, " DMdllr.IJSA" - .... .... Tr..at ... ""'......-.. I~Dal:~• 3 · 13 .... -·~ """"' · ..,pHm. .. :1 .lt4dt; I . ~ . ' I "e· Jllllort .. ~ fk..~-;;, is .... ~·( YulBcymlr phr)' Boprt.. - 8, " Anlllan Nialltl" -I, ''11 A Mea "--n'' Jon Hall, lkrle. Monttll drt Dee, Botto' Dar11 SATURDAY - 8, "'1111 Bob -·••Jth•ll - t.a, "The Eltdrlc MullStory" - BatJliathka, IIIII''" Uld "Colmk MID- 'hll arnm .... �'' ' ' .. · ''\ ' ,'h. •', .. - ,Tho Sunday 'rlmea -Sentinel, Sunday, September 1, 11168 . .' . . •.· · _. -·.,:~- A LITI'LE .'HOMEWORK'-Wat~hbtg·: ·w.~t.~.~'.:· H-. WAIIT AD I .... 0., ....,_ . . . lkefltfll . . . . . , Dltlllllte ' • .-. ~·· c.,_...,... a CerrMHMt ...,... ..... ' ...... .., DIY ef ,..Wie•t~ 1-ULA.TIONI .,... I"UIIIIII,..r l'tHrw• "" rltM te ~" er ,.i"t • .., . . ..._. H.,.. ,•. tHHINiaa... Thto ,UIIfiiiMr will Mt ................., .............. Mtttrnct ' ...... IMtrtltfto ,.,. Wtftf · U lt"'lce . . . . . . . . . . . .tf'lllll ............ MiniMUM Cll•rtt rtc 11 ..... ..... ..,. ....... """""' ""11 Ctlltl ......,....... .. , Wtf\111 sl• etftiHVtlft ,,...,.......,. ,' u - ..... ....... .. ,...... ~~~~ ...... " 11 ... .,.. CAID OP THANKI & HITUAIY t1.1t for M _ . ml~~tl"'•"'· lt. ........ ...IHtn.. ...,... ... ·-· ILIIIIO ADI ._.ltltMI Uc Cllln.. " ' Allftr- :t O"ICI HOUU • • •·•· ,. l:tl ,,.., Dally .... •·• te 1t:M N"" lttwnft., ' Obituary lN TRIBUTE and loving menl- IN LOVING memoey of Mary NO, DON'T read ihlo If you are L. Fuller. who pat;sed away not planning on allendlng the one Y<llr ago Sept 2. ham shoot at the Racine Gun Club Sunday, Sept, 1, from If I were asked to give a noon to 4 p.m. Everyone welcome. ii-21Htc thought which In one won! would speak · A unity of brotherhood a sym- BAND EVERY Friday and Sat• pathy complete. urduy al Jack's Club on HarA hundred happy cheery risonville Road off Rt. 7. ways a mind that knew its Country music by Gayle Mc- oom, Donald and his Drifters. Contented midst a throng of folk, yet peaceful when alone. A heart that shed its silent glow, to brighten many another, Without a moment of delay, I'd say. 'You mean my mother.' Sadly miS!ed by daugh""'· Mrs. Robert (Helen l Nibert. Northup, Ohio, Mrs. Sam (Loulae) Yates, Racine, Ohio, grandchildren and great grandchildren. 8-1-ltc 8-28-3tc , 1HE OURS REUNION will be Sept. I, al Rock Springs Fair grounds. 8-28-3tp SHOOTING MATCH SUnday, Sept. 1st, from 12 to 4. Hams bacon, half of hog. Shotguns only. Rutland American Legion Home. 8-28-!tc .Grand Juiy ~ fOrS.i. . . I ' For Saie or Tr~ STORE eqUipment for sale or trade for house trailer. M & G Market, three mlles south of Middleport on Rt. 7. l-:ll-3tc 19f'l MUSTANG, 6-cyllnder, 1speed, 1966 Chevrolet caprice, automatic, power steering and brakes, rinancing avallable, phpne 992-6547 alter 5 phone 192-.174f. 7~1-tfc room FIVE hollle, bath; base. IDeal, three lola, Slate Rl., Lower Pomeroy. t3800. Good cimdllion. ~1-llp . bath, utiUiy room, otorm doors, and windows, siding, two car garage, garden spot, drilled well, two cbllerni, plus · several other features. IAJcated on nice lot approximately 1\!o miles from Rutland on lhe Rulland-Harrisonvllle Road, Phone 742tQ:l. Hftc 1968 SCIWLT mobile home, brand new, IZxSO. Two bedrooms. Will sell or trade In on good property. S. D. Buskirk, IH6 Plum St., Mlddle- HOUSE on Hamilton St., corner ID~ phone 99U108 .or 992PQJ'l. 8-!Mtp 2681. ~1-ste ~PERT ~ ' . t' i: ' ' 1-i ~. ; ' 'I I' ' ,"' ., l ; .: ' t- lutl•n• Furniture r F j '' e• . maclllfte. -"'*" .. -~ '· . ' ...... N-llp home, .,.. - -- 8-27..., ' .. 69 •EiNEST THORif~: MODILS " AVAILABLE , SOON PHONE 992-2094 '$ig.1~el Pomeroy Home i. Au ' . ., .• • Hoiiklniport, Ohio · , l1lar7 L. J..oapllff llld Cook, Jr., both ol BID- • acoy L. Koller, IAion; Walter D. Ilidlllout, Jr., Ill. 2 Loon; 1101' Bo- llld llooald F. II<Jullh, b!>f11 of New llaYeo; llerobti lilaM llld llooold Slur.. geon, both ot Atbton; Art E. ~. Mary Alloe Morr11011 Albert !let>btno, all of Point Pleuant; Mary M. Mowrey, Welt From the Largest aBet Bull.-,_ Hadlator ·· lballest .Heater Core. lLAETTNARS i~=~~=====~ :~:PIL=99=llo21=:4:3=:P:om=eroy=~ LISTEN TO 20th CENTURY UFOIIMATION HOUR Mon. thru Fri. ' ,• SAVE SPACE 'IJE ST9UGE MOTH PRO«'!f!NG AIC CLEAIIEIS Masqn, W, VL , R•al !!state For Sale 0>BIUEN a. CROW REALTY COMPANY IIDDDLEPORT - ll!r story, 2 . bedroomi, with NEW bath, bot water tank, sink, furnace aDd . floor covering. $4,100.00. POMEROY - 1 ot..ey, 3 bed· rooms, .bath, modern ldtchea and dlnlq area, patio, hard· wood floora, an exceUent buy. fl0,500.00. RACINE - 2 story, 4 bedrooms, Ill baths, I lilce lots, clooe to scbools, going at '10,800.00. Apartmeal ,.... IIIII! IIENJIY a.ELANll Olllft- ..... Rei.~ .. . . . ' Nlh1tc HOISTETTIR • EA~Tlla, GEOIIQI:,JIO ...... WM·PO l INFORMATION NEWS . preSents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY . AT 7:50 A;M •. 12 NOON 3 P.M; AND 4:30 P.M. r<eeoing Meigs Gallia and Mason Ar;!;lo lnfo~med As 1 ·FOR AIL :riMJr flllurinee !Mid, check with jour G1'lllp 'lfenll at the lfeal Ins. Agency, II Slal.e 81. Agents •for IIIIo, :l~ lire, Homeowners, holpltal ~~ and pnml Uahlllty. lf.lf -· ·' "';~ lfATIONWID.I!: lNSIIRANCI!l ; Atrro. 11re. ur.. • st~te 111. :; ~ ~ '..• ~: ,. ... .·, h.. ~ber J'IDI ' ' I- .-.... ,_....- Trip. 8 I . U 8 Slot-ret storm s :1 ~JI4pnem a Clndld Camera 13 Dark ShadcMa 13 McHals' 1 NIY) 3 New • I' U::ture 8 C&>ltti Nt'IU Cerl,ral I a ,rel" ... .............. I ,.iltbtWt .,._, I Ftt•1il Mldlll .' "'-"!' -j,llo """"~ u~ k •;· - !~.. ,, .. .. Jwl ' •' ........ ..... 3 EJ.• Gue65" 8 Gllldlnt Uihl , 112:1~ 8 Js!Citie Oblb11•r !i10'11 lldS 11 N... ll:at II I ... - ~N a ·- DaY• .,. or Our 1 __ .,wq~t) 3 I '·'""" 11:30 :1 Tonlj;trt Slllw . 1.3Ntllflyw«<CUne '"' '"" 13 fblncN ... 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NJcllt ""' ...., Jll!trl hw U t:rMJJ Tllllb !bnl I UYII'& WoN ~~ ~,-:~~~:.~:~£~~w;·~~~~·~'·'r1.,n- u U Nft'TtiWUit :1 ...n.~na SUltaN E~ll- - . H!J I} , 6:35 3 1\mthtr World a 1'o Tell the Tnlth !iml J ~stSholt I ..... T,.. l :JO tl ·IICHal• ~ ..a~ 8 Muise" . ' . • 4:00' :1 IW...__lila'll' I hJdl J1tlr Todl,)11 . u.... ... UoMelrtMI tl "" :1 Con Cob Rtp)rt Cottello .~'.- ITl Till R,i..,'fJ. I} ""' ... AM~olt I. I} 3 Tile l.bctofl 8 illituH I'UV 13 Dtlllll c.tme TWilll• . • I Llvi111 Word u .WisiM--- ~W/Mm~~,::;tit...J= UnJC...inblethnehlrlunillleo, oDf letter to eaeh ·s quan, to form rour ordinary . word1. 13 ll a..rJ Qllftll allehs~pd wltlllntoxleatlon. f.l-stt tl'I~'S/J ,.... u ·the No. 1· moalll for Waldo F. Brown, Y. R. the laflax of bol>eJIIIOODil'l Bnnlll. 448-1!'1. 1&.111 to -Ntapra Falll. We~tern Fold and Place Near Your Television Set for O.nvcnicnl Referenre .\ l \/J I} rejlllcld Entertained room ., ' Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing linuronc:e Well As POMEROY - 5 1'001111, hth. level lot near IIUM. FIVE AllliESTED SYRACUSE - I brick, PI', PLEASANT - Arreall bath. storm doors and win- recorded at the COUIIty Ja11 are dows. forced air heal. S leo- Wendoll E. Craig, 22, Roheriiel loll. ·. burg; Emest Welker, 30, Gaiii85 ACRES - LIQe 7 1'1>01111, polio Ferry; Ellis Wutlama: Hen~ultb ' cellar, baI'll. welf ' ~~. "-- ; ~~ . ....... ~-· Ro ...borsv; 2t, • -•--Js · · · 3 Bru~ Mill ~-~·"· nwoc.-. • "~ ~• 1; -...liELEN ,.. 'VUIGIL 'l'l!lAPoRD Jluddleatan, 53, Pl. Pleasant iDl1 USOCIATEII . . J1 Cee11 Huddleoton, pe; Pleuant, SYJIA~ 9:30AM •• -- . 3 Toalihl SiloW 13 Joty Blfhaf !lvlr ' I u _,......, . Ul HQadng ' 611 .,. 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Arcde"' - kll'b)" Gnni FRlDAY - IS. " Darll tt tfll Top tl tfiS St:lll.n" - Rolltrt Pre.- 8, "KIIWI of the S.." - :J An:ltblr World S To T.U dis Tntll U Gmlral HolillW 8 The Bible Anlirera fi :t:i 3 U.rn Cob Hclort ?:Ill 3 ou.other World II t9 TeU th Truih Com Cob a.on ... ... .,. 6::1$ 1 Tha Bible Ani1Mn 6:4.5 WANTED MALE HELP GENERAL SERVICE MAN no-.. 111o.Gnnd w. J. --- --- P~- -·ldo; All '68; s Reduced -GUARAHrEED- . ~EVEN i'T, .IUr7 101' tile ~ tlrm at IIUol'i Ccluat;y Clrj>ilt COUrt Will INiilli tl!elr clrtteo at 9:30 Lm. Tuoaday, 3. Tllote dl'ainlail tile arand )111')' SAUS AND SERVICE .5•5'$.·. _ I ' Starling Term on: Mrs. Goorp MeCiuJIInd, Whni·AJignment flub. :,tr • .~ . . £, ~ Pliloere,, 0 SPECIAL STERI!lO, 1968 Early American stereo radlo comFor Sale · blnaUon. ReauUful aolld slate . unlt with 4 speed changer. pup5. 7 Lfber. Phont !192-5669 Beagle alter :l'lJ.m. Pay balance of $9UJ or 11101>ly Ave., Pomeroy. . ~1-st~ thly payments of $&. Also have repoeaessed stereo ln walnut cabinet, 4 speaker IJRAVELY tractor with moe! attachments, Phone 99UI43. aoand system, 4 speed dual t-l.Stc volume control. Balance of $8UI or monthly payments of $5. Phone 1192.1218, ~1-lltc AFRICAN N!GIITCRAWLERS, 60 for •1. these are larger worms, due to laol: of reH & N DAY OLD or started sponse. 1968 Is my last year Leghorn pullets both Door or In the ball business. All nightcage grown available. Poul- · crawlers must go In early try housing and automation. Sept. 'ire give extra wormt. Modem Poultry. Box No. 188, Red worms rest of the seaAthens, Ohio. Phone 59!-~l. son, thanks !or your past ~l-Ite help. John Mohler, LeadlnR Creek Road. Middleport, FIVE ROOM house. close to Ohio. Phone 992-ll1113. ~ 1-ste !own, hospital and school In Pomeroy. Phone 992-2271. VOLKSWAGEN In llond concl~ ~1-lllc lion. <811 be . - at 1111\i Spring Ave., or~ 19S-312:1. 1!165 RAMBLER In good condillon, Phone 992-2271. ~ t-1-ste For Rent \ Yl tl!. STORY borne, 3 bedrooiDI, ory of Theodore Roosevelt EFFICIENCY two bedroom PulUns, who was born April fumlsbed apartment, Pl1one I, 1901, the son of the late 992-2288. 9-1-lfc FOR SALE at auction Friduy George and Susie Pullins, ha night. one boat with trailer was married to Bessie Tracy and 25 HP Evinrude motor. TWO bedroom traDer, M & G on March 26, t¥24. To this Market, three miles south of Also complete safety equip. union were horn four childMiddlejlQI't on Rl. 7. ll-29-3tc ment and water skis. Adalll! ren, Thomas, Gerald, Betty IN MEMORY of Charles E. Auction Service, Rutland, and James. Mr. Pullins deMassar who passed away one Ohio. 8-27-4tc roRNISHED and unfurnished parted this life August tO, aoartmenl<~~. Close to school. year ago today September I, t968 at 7 p.m. In Pleasant Phone 992-543( lli-16-tfe l!lf'l. EARL'S BARBER Shop, RaVaUey Hospital, PI Pleasant, cine, will be closed from W. Va. Dad was never a big Hfs life was earnest, his Sept. 2 through the 5th, open TRAilER SPACE. all utllitl•" man in stature, never weighavailable. Inquire 156 Mulber. actions kind, Friduy and Saturday the 6th Ing more than 110 lb. But lo ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. A generous hand and an acand 7th. 8-25-lil!' hls family and seven grand0 . Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-211-lfc tive mind chUdren he "as a big man. Anxious to please, loathe to WILL DO sewing at home During the year and a half offend. zippers, pockets, pegging, FURNISHED GARAGE apartthat he was ill he never com- A loving husband, father end ment on Lincoln Hill. Utilities hemming, alterations, etc. paid ; adulls only. Phone 992plained or was demanding. friend. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, He leaves to mourn his death 34ll9. 6-19-trc Sadly missed by his wife, Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc In addition to his family one leota, son Starling and brother Carl Pullins of Pofamily, David Rlgg• HAPPV HOUR, Shenang Springs TWO BEDROOM apartmenl In meroy. His passing has left Middleport, newly decorated. and family. ~1-llp 1 Nile Club, 5 to 6 p m Mona vaeant spot that no one can phone between 9 a.m. and 5 / day lhru Friday Ladles night fill. He is gont! but can nev- IN MEMORY of MrsJ Heiiiy p.m. 992-3586. ll-25-61c every Friday. U-lfc er be forgolten . Thts tribute Beaver who, '"passed sway was prepared by his daughSept. 2, 11167. NOW OPEN from 10 A.M. to 10 THREE ROOM furnished apartter-ln.Jaw, Kathy. ~1-ltp ment. phone 992-59!10. 8-25-lfc 19~1 TRIUMPII ll<imlevnle mo/ P.M. the S&W Drive In on loreycle. Plione Chester 1185She was like a beautiful 57 CHEVROLET, Phone Mason the by-pass Rt. 7. Soft ice 'fRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile 3350 or see at Newell'• s.m; flower C.nl Of 1'lulnkt cream, good food, specials on ~12 Mason after 6 p.m. Court, Syracuse, Ohio on State ... ~1-lllp Sent down to earth from God WE WISH to thank everyone Monday and Thursday. ~1-31c Rt. 124, Phone 992-21151. To bloom in this world a who was so kind during the POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy ~tc 11-11-lfc little while death of Theodore Roosevelt mfnlature. f/5 and up. Stud 1'1014 DODGE V-ll wa...,, 45.· 544 mllea. clean. 1962 P'ord Pullins, friends and neigh'l1len lo be laid beneath the service and grooming. Phooe w~nted To Buy FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM !lolaxle 5011. nice. 1!1511 Cbevv sod, bors for their beautiful flow. 992-544.1. 11 3 tic ANTIQUES, furniture, dishes. APARTMENT. Middleport, lmDO!a V-11. ted and . white. en, Dr. Rlchard Slack and Her place will be vacant In miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard phone 992-3874. 8-9-tfc AKC Golden Retriever puppies, ::~ll'ln 'M'avtPI~ wrln•er · tvDe the home nurses at Pleasant Valley Cecil, 800 W. Main St., Pomewasller and twin launctrv Her gentle voice ts attn. Hospital, Laurel Cliff Health 524 Ash St. , Middleport. 992roy. 1·25-lfc TRAILER SPACE, ready to tuh~ . :t~ \'f!Ars n1rf. hoth fnr But we must not question LaureFCilff Free Meth5443. 6-25-11• - . hook up, private, plenty of 1"11. Dale RArr. R..dsvliie. God odist Church, Rev. Eugene ~-'eln W<>nted room for children to play. !:!GilT ROOM HOUSE, wall nlllo. 9-1 -!lo But say-Dear Lord-Thy Gill, pallbearers and Mr. and CAR HOPS. apply in person at Phone 992-3904. 6-i4-tfc Will. Mrs. Amold Grate !or music to wall carpeting In living Crow's Steak House, Pomeprovided, ''W~ 'Pnm~ vnnr t""nl~"" of Ssdly mlssecJ by Mother, room and dining room, full roy. 8-26-tfc For Sale fn hP:!d WI F.~'k"'V mrt PnMrs. Sallie Allison, Wife, Bessie, children, size · basement with coal fur5 ROOMS and bath on nice lot Tom, Gerald, Betty sister, Mrs. Andry mPrn~·· Phone 992-AAM 1t-1-3tr" 'lace. Sun porch and back on Rt. n Call 992-5901. Torrence, brother, Mr. and James. t-1-ltp lost porch, inlaid linoleum in klt• .,_ • Paul Allison. 7-30-tfc ch{'n, large ~ :'lrd with lots of WHITE ANGORA kitten. RaBUIIIIell ...rv1cea THE FAMILY of Wald B. .•hade, ga<den, hot and eold ilADIO AND TV REPAIR, house · cine Southern local distrjct. 9-1-llc Hampton wishes to express running water in hOuse, shoMargaret Sellers, Phone 949- STEREO. beaumul 1968 walnut calis, antenos, Bale and lnconsole with radio. automatic . alncere thanks to an those who IN MEMORY of Charles E. wF:r Jn ba~mtnt One mile 2120. ll-28-3tc stallation. John Harrison, 701 Snider who passed away sir changer and multiple speaksent food. flowers, and cards out on P,.,m ..roy . Rutland Broadway St., Middleport, or expttssed their kindness years ago August 31, IIID. ers. Pay only $73.55 or $6 per Road, phone 992-6889. 8-25-jjtc For Sale or Rent phone 992-2522. 7-14-lfc month. Call 992-32t8. 8-25-jjtcp and sympathy In any way LARGE four bedroom home In during our bereavement. That sad day so long ago 1962 PONTIAC, 4 door wagon, CURTISS breeding service of Racine close to all schools. Children, Clyde, Madge, MAPLE STEREO radio, t968 It hurts lo recan even today luggage carrier, $450. John 21 different breeds, catUe sir- · Phone 949-4073. 11-27-lfc Floyd and Grace and Early American stereo radio Your loving smile, your Krawsczyn . Phone ~2717. es or 4 breeds. of goal btlcb, gentle lace families. ~1-ltp combination. Beautiful solid 8-29-3tc hy calling Parker 992-2264, P~ W1nted state unit With 4 speed chang. No one can fill your vacant meroy or S6'1·3251 COOlVille, SOMEONE to r<palr and lay place. er. Take over payments of $8 JOHN DEERE 420 dozer with 1 ACE and Thelma wishes t.. l-2&4lltc fallen stooe wall call 992-3887. thank the Pomeroy and Midper month or balance of $&9.· Sadly missed by wife blade and winch, $800. Phone 11-27-Qp 19. Call 992-3218. 8-25-jjtc dleport f~ "'"'",...... .... ""fr f.,.. and chOdren 9-t-ltc 99U040. ll-28-61c ., C. C. BRADFORD their help during their ll!Cent • AIJCnONEER COMBINATION housekeeper, . SEWING MACHINE. cabinet KENNEBEC Potatoes Charles , ~lire. Wonder'ul service rendComplelo Servlee companion, cook to stay with ered and everyone else who model, slightly used. OVerHilton, Portland. • ll-29-25tc no.. MNIIl Notice elderly lady. Must be able to was so kind and thoughtful. casts, monograms, sews on crttt Bradford live in. Prefer someone who The CUster& t-1-ltc THE CLUB Restaurant will be buttons, fancy stitches, etc. t968 SHASTA Travel Trailer, closed all day after 11 a. m. can drive. Car furnished. Fine No allaclunents needed. Pay sleeps I, call 992-5592 or see - · · Oldo 5 I tfc Sunday, Sept. 1, for the Firehome, good wages snd perI WISH to !bank everyone for $42.60 or monthly payments of at 49! Broadway, Middleport. men's Chicken Barbecue. manent pooition for the right thetr lovely gills received at $5. Call"tll-3218. 8-25-ttc ll-29-3tc AIR CONDITIONING Relrlger1-Zlf..:nl party. Reply giving name, layelfe shower. Sneclal thanks aUon service. Jaclt'a Refrigaddress and phone number to * HOMEIIIADE ICE CREAM, to Mrs. Ada Morris, Mn. POTATOES. WATERMELONS, eration, New Haven. hone Box 92 MlddlejlQI't. 6-28-lfc Bettv Roush. Mrs. Ethel Orr · TO ALL Veterans and their phone liB 1365 or 919-:J.!!I. phone 843-:1254 Clarence Prol1182-n. 4 • tfe families, your Meigs caunly and Mrs. Letha Woods. 8-25-flc fllt, Portland. 11-29-lfc Veterans Service Officer is a S/Sgl. and Mn. READY • MIX oon""'te deHvtrue friend of any veteran's Jerry Cleland. THREE .male Beagle pups & 1!0.000 BTU GAS CIRCULAT9-1-ltp en!d right to your project. family, he belps the sick vetweeks old and one sable and ING HEATER, 111:12 wool rug, Fast and easy, 1>ree' ellleran gel Into the hospital, he l WANT to express my sincere white female come & montbs kitchen cupboard with glas• mates. Phone 1192-3284, Ooeg. helps widows obtain compenthanh to a1J tho<: ~ w~ sent old; your choice $10, cau 992doon!, dinette set. metal leln Ready - Mil: ca., Middlesation and any other beneeanls and visited me. 2029. Jl.29-stc hrdrobe, gas l'8llle. two port, Ohio. • JO 'tte fits, your Meigs County Ser· Also Dr. Rld~eway, Dr. TeDe. duveaports, - priced reasonvice Officer assists In eduDr. Simoo. Dr. Brady and aD GENTI.E MARE PONY a n d able, Pete Elberleld, Oles- BUDGET PRICI!: 1\nnlture on cational benefits·. vocational the nurses Bl'ld nurses aides oolt, cheap. Vernon Weber, Apply"'' phone 981-3381. 8-:ll-31c ter, OlD' third Door budge! ilhop. rehabiiHatlon for disabled both at Veterans Memorial RuUand. Phone 742-S82$. Baker Jl'urnllure. Middleport veterans, sick benefits, aid at Pomeroy and Holzer HosTHE ROYAL THOMAS proper1-31Htc Ohio. . ' 21 lie for dependent children, burRutJond. Ohio pital at GaDioolls durin~ my ly located In upper Syracuse, Good opportunil.)', salory or Ial allowances, G.l Loans, reeent alay In the hosoltal. FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, two large lots, I rooms, bath SEWING MACIIINES. re...... commissi vacation. hospital care, denial benefits, Especially do r want to thank atlaebed garage, one _ thin! and ball, fuD basement, alum. service. on mafa!o. WY s.· disability benefits. nags for my Artex l.'UStomers who acre IJ'OUD<I, 225 Broadway, lnum altflnr, storm wtadiiWII !284. 'l'lle Fabrfe Sl!op, Poilt- . caskets, headstmes. etc. You were so kind to remember Middleport, Phone IIIIU487. city water, gas beat, If Inter: eroy. Authorlled Slager !biles can be sure if I do not have Pets For Sale me. and SerVIce. We Sllarpen 11-30-Stc eotod cal! Richard Thomas. the answer here I will get it SCI!NAUZERS, Cockers, PoodM"r!. Norman iMant&ai Sclaoro. 1-s.:tre for you. Hours Monday thrn -8-Z«p • les and Weaties 'White Scot- MALE BASSET hound p u ao.. t-1-ltc Friday 9 to 4, Saturday 9 till ties', also breeding stock. Plume !181>332tt M~ l'l'll ~~"" to clean rugs C!GARIJ'M'I!: Vending ~ MOD . Barkaroo Kennels, Coolville, Groce Long Boti.m 6-liiJ.«c and upbo[Jtery with Blue and service. ABC Entermilet, , 0. 45723. 6-IHitc ' . Your lrtend In time of In M•lllCIIY Lustre. Rent electrk llham- Moton, W.Va. Pllone '1'1$-514J. need POTATOES FOR WINTER, cobpGCIII' fl. IIUer FarnHure •. 111-tfc Gleft A. 1olmaon IN MEMORY of OU!' dear Jm1. bler Kennebec, Tom Sayre, Help Wanted l44lc Meigs County Velf""" hallil and father, Edwanl 1!!. Great Bend, phone 843-2U8. y_,, 'IIIIo departM Ibis life Serriee Officer · Jill ~ Zm ZAG 1e111nc 110\!o Court St.. Pomeroy tine yean qo, Sept l 181-·· dNU. lllralor ~ 16 VOLKSWAGEN, Priced r1gbt Mp f8J!CY ~ e~o: . We lowd him, ,.. "" loved wm aacrlfl<e tor • ~~~ A'ITENTION Christians. tent phone - 8-30-StP af 111m, ............. l'lloae 9112revlnl lielng held on Welsh Bot ... ..... loved him ... N(«A: l!MII W11!:11EO. Lovely wabml Town HID baH diamond In cm"!!" with AM a. Flo! radio, Alld ...,. bJe - t l y eallecl Mlnemllle. Bver)'oao '""" alllomatk! Doallng ttJrn table, film _ . ~ tate ....... payinents ol S5.21 ~· llllnlnl Ibn. per monlh or pay 'baJwwo . It ..., milled .., loll doe, f!IO.a. This 1e1 101t1 ' .... IJrioile lnd eblkha mueh b)lber, try II In your I .I I '• Notice lntMmory IIIIN---Ttott .• .... ,,...,.,_. -. .......... ,...'.. ':"! · • Sllr.~ ; s PelT)' Mason I~ -IS, " DMdllr.IJSA" - .... .... Tr..at ... ""'......-.. I~Dal:~• 3 · 13 .... -·~ """"' · ..,pHm. .. :1 .lt4dt; I . ~ . ' I "e· Jllllort .. ~ fk..~-;;, is .... ~·( YulBcymlr phr)' Boprt.. - 8, " Anlllan Nialltl" -I, ''11 A Mea "--n'' Jon Hall, lkrle. Monttll drt Dee, Botto' Dar11 SATURDAY - 8, "'1111 Bob -·••Jth•ll - t.a, "The Eltdrlc MullStory" - BatJliathka, IIIII''" Uld "Colmk MID- 'hll arnm .... �. ~haps , . Patrol ·~t!~~~~ t' u 1d ~ a •{ atup ·11p ~·, ' .. ~·~ .. . ::- . Can drlV• by Linda F. Wyall, 20, COiamllu. IIIII Sherman E. HadaleY, 24, Rt. I Cheshire, collldod at 5:40 p.m. FrldiiY on Rt 7.35 In Kanaup. OIIIeera aald lllo Wyati ear beaded ooutb, slpoled for a left tum, 1111111i rlllhl IIIII attempted to mike a ..U" bini into a liDe of tral!lc st the ferry street. Bohlnd her, Ha"""-r started ' = llj)ollo !luni~ CGurl 411 a Molp ~ COUrt Sopl. 8 011, a . ureo, lJ!tb' ~~ IIIII IIlii. .Ao ebar&ol of ~ lurD \Dd ~of faUI!J'Otoyieldlberlllht wllli lbo rest of HaleD Help Ual, lladaleY R>r ~ polllq, .It !MIOOII!O~ ilu8bl but, ...O't The first Molp C'.oun\Y aecl- o f -. K - D. WUlllllllll, 29, POrn- dodp a ......... ·QUUIICII wllll a dall OC<UITed at 1:15 p.m. FrldiiY on Rt 33, Just 100 feet -Ill ·~, was cllecl to Moip C'.oun\Y brush.off. Court Sept. 6 on a charge ~ lmSeod yoor queallono of RL 7. proper backlog alter an accl- 1o YOUTH ASKID FOR rr, care Officers aald that John A. Sar· dall at 4:50 p.m. Frlllill' on RL of Helee llalpUSithlsnew-r. gent. 47, Pomeroy, headed west, 143, one and nine • tenlho miles !tlEAKY WAY TO Columbus Pank Is Scene of Family Reunion MIDDLEPORT - .,,, The amual Hovatter-Ford Reunion was held recenti.Y at the !ilqbark Park . in COlumbus. Attending were Diana Hovatter, &le Gehring, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald llamploo and daughter, Deena, Mr . and Mra. Hayward WUlfams and soo, Pat, all ol Columbus; Mr. IUld Mrs. WUUam HUihes and chlldren, Jean!, •I I ,l •'· Credit nrd coverage and 25"1111 more contents protection for home owne11 at no extra cost. Only at State Farm . . . number one in homeowners ln1urance, with rates lower lhan moat . 1 can give you king alze homeownel'l coverage en<l probably save you money. IIUIIUH" C1ll me. • mn•••-n..,. ... Ilk ........... Carrol K. Snowden Pork C•ntrol Hotel Bldg. 1 Second Ave .. 4<16-4290 Ai6-018 Gallipolis P-6801 LeUa. Michael, Mark Matthew and Valerie, Amesville; Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Hovatter, Pamela and Jeff, Lancaster; Leon Hovat- ter and chlldren, Janice, Debbie, Sheri, and Terri, CuiahogaFalls; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hovatter and sons, Gary and Michael; Mrl. Nelle Fox, Laurelville; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hovatter and ctill~ dren, Dreama and Ricky, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hovatter and children, Steve, Mlehael, Greg, and Dedre, ,Hilliard; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Unger and sons, Chris, l!Oger, and Darrin, Rockbridge; Clyde Francis Hovatter, Orient; Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Hovatter, Akroo; Mrs. Wlliiam Hovatter, caldwell; Mrs. Patt;y Sleeth, Charleston, W. Va., and Mrs. David Morril and son, Steven, Philadelphia, Pa. , C:,fi 'l1ie Stole ui pua IIIII olruck the left aide . • 'm.e~~~p~o~~ · of the Wyatt cu. 'l'lleH ... 7 "' .turD onto 1\1. 3S, out ml lll1lck a ear driven by aecldeolll Fri.,, ;.wo Ill IMiavy cluiaee 1o the' fiGd Of Melli Colnl;y IIIII mo In Gollla ..HadiDoir'a Volk- ODd minor ~ c;:"~· YOOTH ~ ~O~lTI Coun\1'. No mo w.. lnjured.Foor 1o the Wyatt cor. 1o - ·ear a. · · 'ildo I01iuilll Ia lor )'GIIII ,.._ ilr!vero ware arreaw. Linda Wyalt wu died to GalThe patrol diad Saraont to ~· their i\rGI>lom• aft!l pliU- ~~ .. · ~... lllf1 tho .- ld. ·Wo . I, can be· "" Just lrJ• to ~~..,one God, .. do '. : •, , ......-·' ':·, ~ ' :; 'I· ' I ~ • ' . . •" ·. w. . ';,_.'nj•,... 11 1 • f '. ~ :"1 ""' • j I .b ' ' 1 ••• • ~ · ' ' I l ,'~' I • • ' • • ... ' •• ~.·:· .\ .. ,~· . :. I ' 1111 .. . ' :·!:'' y·... ' t . . . . ., ·~··:. ~ . . ~ .. ~ .. ' ; .\ y· ' . ' ij ' . '!. ·· o-1 j ' .I ... C~NTS bbll por hod IIIII ' \ ·~ ·..-~ ' a to ~s ' ! , '· '· . ( .:1 ·· ... \· t'·ad out beat '. , "UP" reaches mllll!llla or pol>- ClUb, pie by . llvlntl , podllvo demon- be utri. stratlllna, or ollilllna about the achOol and at croslllnp tblnp we're fof,; not a&alnat u~ by ·&9hool cldl~en. ., west ~ Rt 7. CALL A TRUCE By 111e Ume, In the show, whore · The An10rlcanAirtomol>llo Also-· The patrol aald WUilams bachDear Helen: ed oot of a prl•ate driveway lolY Mom and Ill)' Ow!t had an · we aiM, "Up Willi POoplo, '·' .ev~ clallori (AAA) Wll1lll drivers that and struch a car driven l>J' Floyd argument about live IIIOIIU!a 180 ..,....,• .lllllle audlenceholeauiJ(It tllo vehavior of cllll~lntralllc wltll us. Ia often !lllj>rodlclable; that ldri.Benedict, Jr., 44, McArthur. over aomethlng ~e know nothiDg Ilia IJirlt and Ia olllelili 4 · · There was moderate damage to about. We don't ask, a• it's none Knowlna: they are 'Wlth" , us, stvea ui such a f~ of sreat tile Be.-ct car and minor to of our business. 1bO.r have bes1 good frtands for the loopst time. prllle Ill our CGimtry and ber the Williams car. We are the ldds IIIII It' 1 really people that It's btdeacrlblhle. If lllfOI!O would like llu1her terrible 1o see lhelll not talklq, on UP wrfH PEOWormadon Is tllero aJ1Y way we can got PLE, write to "Sing CkJt," North lhelll bach togelhor? :.. UPSET llllloon, 507.26111 St. , Union City, COUSINS NIDW Jeraey, 07081i or to MORGALLIPOLIS - Each mem- DearCouslnl: ,· AL RE-ARMAMENT, INC., 833 You mlghl try anoall;y paychober examined a cracked hoof of Soulh Flower Slreet, Los Ma horse at the Aug. 29 meeting IOBY. Tell !IICh !ls~Qr ooa!lclenol tile Rio Wranglers 4-H Club tially lllat llle oilier feels mlo· gelea, cautomJ.a, 90017. ·at the farm a! Gary R. Sbort. erable about llle !lgtrt and woold JEAN FROM S.O.I'J.H. Mike Ollver presided and Terri like to make up but Ia afraid Deer Helen: I am 18. My boyfriend II planlbe'll get cut down. Theu pt thlm !mrt led devotions. ning to 1!1> 1o Greenrich VWage Mrs. Gary R. Sbort, advls!ll', together, and hope lor Ilia best 1o live. He askod me 1o come had charge of tile program. Mrs. -H. along. Helen, I want to very ~rt showed the correct way to Dear Helen: Arter readlng "l Clre"t" re- much. clean a horae's hoof and how to lolY parents are divorced. My quest for ldds to Jtat1 11peaple recognlze a cracked hoof. mother eomes home dnmk f//Ver'f f1owers In · perreol · Members enjoyed a hayride power," I thou&hl I lhould tell night. I have two )' 0 111188r lislUte lor • ....,_ you It has already lieen llartod. ootore the business meetinK. Next Wodlibwa, III!Oralo year's activities weredlscuued. rm sure you'Ye heard ol "UP ters, l2 and 14, bet lheJ ara , SpOdal Oc<ul... 4-H oducallonal msterlal,..s dis- wrr·u PEOPLE,., a worldWide or.. eapoble or taking eoro ol them- 1 Mlves. · C<JraUe• tributed to members. 4-H pre- ganlzaUon. I love Ill)' alsters, bet also · II was started In 196~ Ill Michl' mium checks were also passed out. Connie Davis led recrea- gan when a youth conference love Edward. !llould I 1!1> Where tion In the absence of Jenniter decided to "slng out'' their "''"· ru be happy, or llay where ru nora! Kerns, recreation leader. Re- vicdouo 1llat American youlbs be miserable? - UNDECIDID Deer Un: aren~ all droll cud burners, freshments were senred. Ari'an8"Difl!fth Wll)l tradt a bed alluaUon lor J The next meeting will he at r:Lotera, etc. A national east waa u Speellod 7 p.m. Sept. l2 at tile home of started 1o tour America and It one that mlghl become II!IICb 1 w. o.u...... Mr . and Mrs. Tom Cronen. was soon receiving mltallona worse? Young love In Gr-wlch VUlage 11181' sound roman- ' iOSWORTH'S Attending were Mrs. !bn1, !rom foreign countries. Uc but It can be deadly - and ' are now five naUonal There advlaer; Jackie Bemett, COmie tlolthloOrhood ~ti.· porhapil you' II he · the Ullluck1 · casts and over ·1,5,000 Amerl· Davis, Mike Oliver, Steve Short, Ph.~14 . Terri Short, stephanie Crosseo, can young people In local "Sing one who ends up dead. The VUDavid yrossen and J..ym Wag- Out" casta. These are tomor- lage environoarewhi>rethedrlll!l ner, ml mbers; and Mr. andMra. row' 1 leaders who are learning are, and these people don~t stop Tom Crossen. guests. · 1o discipline themselves - · with weak .. tea." - H. ··.. •. , "; ' JP1I- ', .... ~nd ' "'' '-' · ~ - ~~ . · ·. *) I .. ·: w. va., and 1fad . Morris to :ourt Sept. 6 on ed In excess tor . -.... ~· caham, 38, Rt. 1 l to Meigs i on a charge of 4-HNews c-- :1on after Ill ac- p.m. &lnlla1 011 tone.teutllmllos ' ; . s -~_/ u•• GfGHt ~ Jta tkJ pita•• . ' ,. ,j,;. ,d Graham, hoedoff tile rll!llt sllle nto a ditch, trav~ tile highwaY IIIII side Into • creek. ling to tile patrol, and ............. erathome. There amagetolbe-· «Jt•/-•11'1 .. ', ,";: 1 ~FI'e8 Cut!A!,.... PUtiDt . '"' Ol1ive-ln WindoW Service 1!::==~~~~~ YOU THREW CiOOR SUPPIR PISH INTO \. . NE~TYARO? tiOJ WERE MAD SECAIISE WELL, .IT . OH GOOD 6RIEF: -se~~'(oo HE~E 1r COME9... "\HE .L£CTl)R.E" . RI6~T! .. . I GAVE 1/0U CAr FOOD, AN.D NOW I/OOR TEMPER f.\A~ Gm'fE"' I{OU 11<4TO 1R006LE, HASt-i'T IT ? ~·· CA~'T"STAND . TKE5E LEC!IIRES~. I EIJER'/TIME 'it>V'P0 SOMETHII!!Ei WRONG; '«X) AAVi TO LI>G'TEN iO A LECTURE! f ~-~ ' . ~. McMILLION Nelllllloll. _., i ,.' ,,. I . I) .r t! * •\: ••~ ' '' . .. " ' l . 1. Marmle Mc:aon, W. VL, hal 1to staff sergeant · Force. Sergeant a radlo repair· ,in Kou Air Statle was graduated Wllhama H lg h ' iefs \, 1.. r. r ' t ' < < t '! ' • ' :~,. •[' " Yes, Martin For• Sales Can Give You lore Action for Your Dollar Than Any haler. 111 Thls .Areall :· w, HIYf/)ust:Compltfetl .-. ' . . . .. .· ~.· oYLE has warood , _ coalcal penol- ~' The lost Successful Sales Month In Out History. We Start•• This 1968 Sell Down (tmpalgn With Oirer ICJ' New Units. We oelll -sbr& Pope 7 .......... lor 1lle 52 ll he ... retraction. , aoclaU411 of Waot>- •· Have Less Than 40 to Sell. If You Want The "Deal Of The Year" On A New (ar-~ome To l~rtl,n ·For4 Sales.~'- Now While The Selection Is .·.... Goo•. Nettccw• c.aancn of be pennluod their conaeieuce..'' ... :';' . ' , i ,· .r> .~ . r..t.,. \ ' • . .(. :, & . ,· ' ' ·.' ' uma invaded severillY. battled pollee, ng cars. ~ugust - .. hoilda1 . In Margaret bullll .... Southeed 011 tile Bt ~st. IWYori< Clt>'s tlfb. a~"'nle , choolic condlUOIII ' 1968 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 DOOR HARDTOP FASTf. '.CK FULLY EQUIPPED STOCK .M). 188 STICKfR PRitE $3494.32 OU~PRICE ' 1968 FORP GALAXIE 4 DOOR SEDAN . . k: FU',. 'U.l EQUIPPED.'''"./':··. . ' OA . •, . WE AlE PREPARED TO SELL THIS , UNIT AND SIMILAR ONES TO YOU FOR JUST 50.00 OYER COST ., ·-~o ' ,. ~·-.."'1~\·~ li .,Y#; '1\ .' ' ( *42 MONTH LOW ~ANI .RATE FINANCING ~EIYICE AFTER THE DEAl . HIGH : LQW DOWNPl ' ' .... �. ~haps , . Patrol ·~t!~~~~ t' u 1d ~ a •{ atup ·11p ~·, ' .. ~·~ .. . ::- . Can drlV• by Linda F. Wyall, 20, COiamllu. IIIII Sherman E. HadaleY, 24, Rt. I Cheshire, collldod at 5:40 p.m. FrldiiY on Rt 7.35 In Kanaup. OIIIeera aald lllo Wyati ear beaded ooutb, slpoled for a left tum, 1111111i rlllhl IIIII attempted to mike a ..U" bini into a liDe of tral!lc st the ferry street. Bohlnd her, Ha"""-r started ' = llj)ollo !luni~ CGurl 411 a Molp ~ COUrt Sopl. 8 011, a . ureo, lJ!tb' ~~ IIIII IIlii. .Ao ebar&ol of ~ lurD \Dd ~of faUI!J'Otoyieldlberlllht wllli lbo rest of HaleD Help Ual, lladaleY R>r ~ polllq, .It !MIOOII!O~ ilu8bl but, ...O't The first Molp C'.oun\Y aecl- o f -. K - D. WUlllllllll, 29, POrn- dodp a ......... ·QUUIICII wllll a dall OC<UITed at 1:15 p.m. FrldiiY on Rt 33, Just 100 feet -Ill ·~, was cllecl to Moip C'.oun\Y brush.off. Court Sept. 6 on a charge ~ lmSeod yoor queallono of RL 7. proper backlog alter an accl- 1o YOUTH ASKID FOR rr, care Officers aald that John A. Sar· dall at 4:50 p.m. Frlllill' on RL of Helee llalpUSithlsnew-r. gent. 47, Pomeroy, headed west, 143, one and nine • tenlho miles !tlEAKY WAY TO Columbus Pank Is Scene of Family Reunion MIDDLEPORT - .,,, The amual Hovatter-Ford Reunion was held recenti.Y at the !ilqbark Park . in COlumbus. Attending were Diana Hovatter, &le Gehring, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald llamploo and daughter, Deena, Mr . and Mra. Hayward WUlfams and soo, Pat, all ol Columbus; Mr. IUld Mrs. WUUam HUihes and chlldren, Jean!, •I I ,l •'· Credit nrd coverage and 25"1111 more contents protection for home owne11 at no extra cost. Only at State Farm . . . number one in homeowners ln1urance, with rates lower lhan moat . 1 can give you king alze homeownel'l coverage en<l probably save you money. IIUIIUH" C1ll me. • mn•••-n..,. ... Ilk ........... Carrol K. Snowden Pork C•ntrol Hotel Bldg. 1 Second Ave .. 4<16-4290 Ai6-018 Gallipolis P-6801 LeUa. Michael, Mark Matthew and Valerie, Amesville; Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Hovatter, Pamela and Jeff, Lancaster; Leon Hovat- ter and chlldren, Janice, Debbie, Sheri, and Terri, CuiahogaFalls; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hovatter and sons, Gary and Michael; Mrl. Nelle Fox, Laurelville; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hovatter and ctill~ dren, Dreama and Ricky, Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hovatter and children, Steve, Mlehael, Greg, and Dedre, ,Hilliard; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Unger and sons, Chris, l!Oger, and Darrin, Rockbridge; Clyde Francis Hovatter, Orient; Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Hovatter, Akroo; Mrs. Wlliiam Hovatter, caldwell; Mrs. Patt;y Sleeth, Charleston, W. Va., and Mrs. David Morril and son, Steven, Philadelphia, Pa. , C:,fi 'l1ie Stole ui pua IIIII olruck the left aide . • 'm.e~~~p~o~~ · of the Wyatt cu. 'l'lleH ... 7 "' .turD onto 1\1. 3S, out ml lll1lck a ear driven by aecldeolll Fri.,, ;.wo Ill IMiavy cluiaee 1o the' fiGd Of Melli Colnl;y IIIII mo In Gollla ..HadiDoir'a Volk- ODd minor ~ c;:"~· YOOTH ~ ~O~lTI Coun\1'. No mo w.. lnjured.Foor 1o the Wyatt cor. 1o - ·ear a. · · 'ildo I01iuilll Ia lor )'GIIII ,.._ ilr!vero ware arreaw. Linda Wyalt wu died to GalThe patrol diad Saraont to ~· their i\rGI>lom• aft!l pliU- ~~ .. · ~... lllf1 tho .- ld. ·Wo . I, can be· "" Just lrJ• to ~~..,one God, .. do '. : •, , ......-·' ':·, ~ ' :; 'I· ' I ~ • ' . . •" ·. w. . ';,_.'nj•,... 11 1 • f '. ~ :"1 ""' • j I .b ' ' 1 ••• • ~ · ' ' I l ,'~' I • • ' • • ... ' •• ~.·:· .\ .. ,~· . :. I ' 1111 .. . ' :·!:'' y·... ' t . . . . ., ·~··:. ~ . . ~ .. ~ .. ' ; .\ y· ' . ' ij ' . '!. ·· o-1 j ' .I ... C~NTS bbll por hod IIIII ' \ ·~ ·..-~ ' a to ~s ' ! , '· '· . ( .:1 ·· ... \· t'·ad out beat '. , "UP" reaches mllll!llla or pol>- ClUb, pie by . llvlntl , podllvo demon- be utri. stratlllna, or ollilllna about the achOol and at croslllnp tblnp we're fof,; not a&alnat u~ by ·&9hool cldl~en. ., west ~ Rt 7. CALL A TRUCE By 111e Ume, In the show, whore · The An10rlcanAirtomol>llo Also-· The patrol aald WUilams bachDear Helen: ed oot of a prl•ate driveway lolY Mom and Ill)' Ow!t had an · we aiM, "Up Willi POoplo, '·' .ev~ clallori (AAA) Wll1lll drivers that and struch a car driven l>J' Floyd argument about live IIIOIIU!a 180 ..,....,• .lllllle audlenceholeauiJ(It tllo vehavior of cllll~lntralllc wltll us. Ia often !lllj>rodlclable; that ldri.Benedict, Jr., 44, McArthur. over aomethlng ~e know nothiDg Ilia IJirlt and Ia olllelili 4 · · There was moderate damage to about. We don't ask, a• it's none Knowlna: they are 'Wlth" , us, stvea ui such a f~ of sreat tile Be.-ct car and minor to of our business. 1bO.r have bes1 good frtands for the loopst time. prllle Ill our CGimtry and ber the Williams car. We are the ldds IIIII It' 1 really people that It's btdeacrlblhle. If lllfOI!O would like llu1her terrible 1o see lhelll not talklq, on UP wrfH PEOWormadon Is tllero aJ1Y way we can got PLE, write to "Sing CkJt," North lhelll bach togelhor? :.. UPSET llllloon, 507.26111 St. , Union City, COUSINS NIDW Jeraey, 07081i or to MORGALLIPOLIS - Each mem- DearCouslnl: ,· AL RE-ARMAMENT, INC., 833 You mlghl try anoall;y paychober examined a cracked hoof of Soulh Flower Slreet, Los Ma horse at the Aug. 29 meeting IOBY. Tell !IICh !ls~Qr ooa!lclenol tile Rio Wranglers 4-H Club tially lllat llle oilier feels mlo· gelea, cautomJ.a, 90017. ·at the farm a! Gary R. Sbort. erable about llle !lgtrt and woold JEAN FROM S.O.I'J.H. Mike Ollver presided and Terri like to make up but Ia afraid Deer Helen: I am 18. My boyfriend II planlbe'll get cut down. Theu pt thlm !mrt led devotions. ning to 1!1> 1o Greenrich VWage Mrs. Gary R. Sbort, advls!ll', together, and hope lor Ilia best 1o live. He askod me 1o come had charge of tile program. Mrs. -H. along. Helen, I want to very ~rt showed the correct way to Dear Helen: Arter readlng "l Clre"t" re- much. clean a horae's hoof and how to lolY parents are divorced. My quest for ldds to Jtat1 11peaple recognlze a cracked hoof. mother eomes home dnmk f//Ver'f f1owers In · perreol · Members enjoyed a hayride power," I thou&hl I lhould tell night. I have two )' 0 111188r lislUte lor • ....,_ you It has already lieen llartod. ootore the business meetinK. Next Wodlibwa, III!Oralo year's activities weredlscuued. rm sure you'Ye heard ol "UP ters, l2 and 14, bet lheJ ara , SpOdal Oc<ul... 4-H oducallonal msterlal,..s dis- wrr·u PEOPLE,., a worldWide or.. eapoble or taking eoro ol them- 1 Mlves. · C<JraUe• tributed to members. 4-H pre- ganlzaUon. I love Ill)' alsters, bet also · II was started In 196~ Ill Michl' mium checks were also passed out. Connie Davis led recrea- gan when a youth conference love Edward. !llould I 1!1> Where tion In the absence of Jenniter decided to "slng out'' their "''"· ru be happy, or llay where ru nora! Kerns, recreation leader. Re- vicdouo 1llat American youlbs be miserable? - UNDECIDID Deer Un: aren~ all droll cud burners, freshments were senred. Ari'an8"Difl!fth Wll)l tradt a bed alluaUon lor J The next meeting will he at r:Lotera, etc. A national east waa u Speellod 7 p.m. Sept. l2 at tile home of started 1o tour America and It one that mlghl become II!IICb 1 w. o.u...... Mr . and Mrs. Tom Cronen. was soon receiving mltallona worse? Young love In Gr-wlch VUlage 11181' sound roman- ' iOSWORTH'S Attending were Mrs. !bn1, !rom foreign countries. Uc but It can be deadly - and ' are now five naUonal There advlaer; Jackie Bemett, COmie tlolthloOrhood ~ti.· porhapil you' II he · the Ullluck1 · casts and over ·1,5,000 Amerl· Davis, Mike Oliver, Steve Short, Ph.~14 . Terri Short, stephanie Crosseo, can young people In local "Sing one who ends up dead. The VUDavid yrossen and J..ym Wag- Out" casta. These are tomor- lage environoarewhi>rethedrlll!l ner, ml mbers; and Mr. andMra. row' 1 leaders who are learning are, and these people don~t stop Tom Crossen. guests. · 1o discipline themselves - · with weak .. tea." - H. ··.. •. , "; ' JP1I- ', .... ~nd ' "'' '-' · ~ - ~~ . · ·. *) I .. ·: w. va., and 1fad . Morris to :ourt Sept. 6 on ed In excess tor . -.... ~· caham, 38, Rt. 1 l to Meigs i on a charge of 4-HNews c-- :1on after Ill ac- p.m. &lnlla1 011 tone.teutllmllos ' ; . s -~_/ u•• GfGHt ~ Jta tkJ pita•• . ' ,. ,j,;. ,d Graham, hoedoff tile rll!llt sllle nto a ditch, trav~ tile highwaY IIIII side Into • creek. ling to tile patrol, and ............. erathome. There amagetolbe-· «Jt•/-•11'1 .. ', ,";: 1 ~FI'e8 Cut!A!,.... PUtiDt . '"' Ol1ive-ln WindoW Service 1!::==~~~~~ YOU THREW CiOOR SUPPIR PISH INTO \. . NE~TYARO? tiOJ WERE MAD SECAIISE WELL, .IT . OH GOOD 6RIEF: -se~~'(oo HE~E 1r COME9... "\HE .L£CTl)R.E" . RI6~T! .. . I GAVE 1/0U CAr FOOD, AN.D NOW I/OOR TEMPER f.\A~ Gm'fE"' I{OU 11<4TO 1R006LE, HASt-i'T IT ? ~·· CA~'T"STAND . TKE5E LEC!IIRES~. I EIJER'/TIME 'it>V'P0 SOMETHII!!Ei WRONG; '«X) AAVi TO LI>G'TEN iO A LECTURE! f ~-~ ' . ~. McMILLION Nelllllloll. _., i ,.' ,,. I . I) .r t! * •\: ••~ ' '' . .. " ' l . 1. Marmle Mc:aon, W. VL, hal 1to staff sergeant · Force. Sergeant a radlo repair· ,in Kou Air Statle was graduated Wllhama H lg h ' iefs \, 1.. r. r ' t ' < < t '! ' • ' :~,. •[' " Yes, Martin For• Sales Can Give You lore Action for Your Dollar Than Any haler. 111 Thls .Areall :· w, HIYf/)ust:Compltfetl .-. ' . . . .. .· ~.· oYLE has warood , _ coalcal penol- ~' The lost Successful Sales Month In Out History. We Start•• This 1968 Sell Down (tmpalgn With Oirer ICJ' New Units. We oelll -sbr& Pope 7 .......... lor 1lle 52 ll he ... retraction. , aoclaU411 of Waot>- •· Have Less Than 40 to Sell. If You Want The "Deal Of The Year" On A New (ar-~ome To l~rtl,n ·For4 Sales.~'- Now While The Selection Is .·.... Goo•. Nettccw• c.aancn of be pennluod their conaeieuce..'' ... :';' . ' , i ,· .r> .~ . r..t.,. \ ' • . .(. :, & . ,· ' ' ·.' ' uma invaded severillY. battled pollee, ng cars. ~ugust - .. hoilda1 . In Margaret bullll .... Southeed 011 tile Bt ~st. IWYori< Clt>'s tlfb. a~"'nle , choolic condlUOIII ' 1968 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 DOOR HARDTOP FASTf. '.CK FULLY EQUIPPED STOCK .M). 188 STICKfR PRitE $3494.32 OU~PRICE ' 1968 FORP GALAXIE 4 DOOR SEDAN . . k: FU',. 'U.l EQUIPPED.'''"./':··. . ' OA . •, . WE AlE PREPARED TO SELL THIS , UNIT AND SIMILAR ONES TO YOU FOR JUST 50.00 OYER COST ., ·-~o ' ,. ~·-.."'1~\·~ li .,Y#; '1\ .' ' ( *42 MONTH LOW ~ANI .RATE FINANCING ~EIYICE AFTER THE DEAl . HIGH : LQW DOWNPl ' ' .... �(!- '. •• ' :~ , '·. ,. ! •• 'j ,. .... ' . l'i . ''''"' ' ·, r1\IE •. . P~~CS '. ~ \ hla a to fiVE CENTS ......... him •' ps ' had fltll end ' ' ' burg, W. Va., and NOW FOR A Sr-10KfZ. MAN. 11-\IS ~. ol cited Morris to icy Court sept. 6 011 speed in exeen for ons. :. Graham, 38, Rt. 1 cited to Mell!l COUI>pt, 6 011 a charge of :r'M NOT SA11SFIED. SfL.IFf IS POW~RF'LlLJ oera11on atter an ac:30 p.m. !lmdaY 011 I ' :~ , and one-tenth mllea ..' 1 said Graham, head· ant off the right slda I 1 ... .. ' 124• ...!. Into a ditch, trat1!110 the highwaY and I ell aide Into a ereok. cording to the pstrol, me and was contact.. slater at home. There lledaJDIIietotheeor. la.Y .. , ' Credit card coverage and 25'161 more contents prolection lor home ownera at no extra cost Only at State Farm ... number. . one in homeown•" insurance, with rates lower than most. I can give you king alze home- ownerscoveraga and probably S8V8Y0U Call me. money. l ,., ,,.,. ,. •• ...A._ .... UUUUIOCI --.n_., ................ Carrol K. by ·Leslie Turner • CAPTAIN BASY STA1tU. ,._,. ., Par• Central Hotel Bldg. I r .. -- ~-· '· ' .' ·' A I ' P-6801 ' •·• •... . II.AlES! llf''> !lAME- 'ffAS ~M ... IEEM DEAD.~Oft 1 '. Snowden -------.. T'IIAIN t; IlEAL \ niA'I''jA POOR oRA'toiiN', cAPfAII( ~ ... IJU'I', rr'4 11-IE~'~ IT'fAeooil ~AMUEL DIIA'IIIM6 1 JE~! !IEMIMOS No& 0' .;e 'iEAFI~ ... I~ \lE 'liE II!: A~I'IE 'TOOA'/ llE'D BE ... I~ 'r'EARt; 0\.0! CLUitllf! A!ARK TWAtH! • ·LOOKED TO ~'~- ~, • . f . lofl:MIWON W.. u '"»kJII. lOll of Mn. Mermle MeMason. W, VL, has oted to staff sergeant Air Force. Sergeari is a radio repalrLin Kou Air Sta- tU Ul. He was graduated ·om Wahama H i g h · TilE t\lil 1\IE- WCJIIILD WILL WILL NE'ER FOIViiFr WERE FIC11DIIAL .. ."TD.tt t;AW'/EA ,AND IWCKLESEIIR'/I=IN)i ... A LOT Lltt.i '1'011 "IWO! '.,.,' ~ ,• ¥ !.' The Most i' Have Less • f. ' Yes, Mart r>~=~~)::~ =~:~=~=?~{:~:~~~=~~~=r 11101 1 O'BOYLE bas waraed · ,. 1',1 veo conicol pellll• demeat -lOW Pope . Selection 'I ' ' should be permttllld f to their COIIICI.ellce.' • BOUSE·· f l' ' • .I . spokesman 1or the 52 . will be 110 retraclloo. ' Allsoclatlm of Washhe NatiGal Council of WIN'rHROP •l I ' I' ... ' ' '• .[ riefs . - odiums imlded sewrloodo!'. bottled pollee, ,, " sst111 cara. 10 AUIUIII hollda.Y IDly In Morpret but Ill oSIIJIOI, SOUihelld on the eolltc<lU~ ' New York C!t;y's aubtite • tbreatened ··rule t ..te •f'Aoll< condltiiOII IWI,V point of the 11101'1>- lendug "oo Uoobl8 at 11111111 sold. ' t 1968 2 DC FUL ,. .....,.,p ...,... . THEN~T' . WE All UNIT ANi HAPPENEP'i! ' 11o, Pot, 111111 riU IIOI't ad . ' JUST 50.;r. ,.' ' *42. MOll : . *tANI·IA' *SEIYICE IAL candidate Rler.rd , the Loap Wt41udly, uo<luh••--~ National c.a"'otio& . hil '' ID oielor)' Ill No~ , I • .(!; ; .--....., ~ ) -~·. ' ~-. �' .... -. . . ............... . . ~ ~·· ' ., · _,t- r ·t'•· , h, c, '• < , , .. .1' r· .. I •, '·''/. ,. . ._-,,. .. ,, • _ " _ ... _.... _ ................ "1" ..... _ '_ ... .... ..------- ~ ~ ! ' '!' I' );, •'f _ ,· ,•;-, , ·· -'· ,. ' ·- ,. ' . . ._. . ,' _ ,, . I '. . .. -. ........... ~ ' ·' ' ·. :, •_;,/. 1 •-~ • ' • ... ~.-.......... . ..... -..·:~h- ,. ~- '~ -- - 1 ' . :. ···.' . ,.,.,,; '< ., .·,:. ' ~.; , , · .!·. jV~t};o: ~:--•'·QI'~ ( ; , ... , ...~ · .. • . ,.., _,f fl. ' /• '~·- · ' ·.··?•·---·· . ,.. ,' .·-~ ' · • -· ·;.·· :.. :{,,,.•· .,.....;.._.,.,r,.,- .... ._ _________ · ~-. . 1> '1 ~\\•·:~·;, ~· ' '· l ·l_, f',.,J. ; . ·, ,, '·t/<.... _. " ,j I • • • • - · -· . · • .. • · · '~' ...,..;"""1"1::l1W; ··· ; ~~ • ~ ••. ' ;~ 1 ' Weather l . .. • ' • • ~c--:. ' cJoucUness a n d 1reasl~ 111er klday, low in' the mid ~n • the southwest Variable ~·· and warm with ocaJ.. .. .,_ . "'''· , • ,• . 4· showers ond thunclershow· Wodne~ . ,~ · A:CIIJcker iih \ · .Even · · ·· ·. I • ' .Ntiv"r (;/\Je ( .. ,. ! : . I'; •.f••! ·j(l . ;... . ~-t''~if.•( 1'•~.· -- -. ', ' . ;, . i ' _ . ·:_ ;j' M • t •" I _ • I "..,. . ____ • ,. ,t,~ . ;r HEY I LOOI<- . '· 'IWJDPA'S 1 CWRAJL~ Japs l{end ~- Wf..TCH! ~ ~ ( FIVE CENTS """- - ~ •• •'., l' . PRETTY, •' ' 1'7N'T ~ },.,rkersburg, W. Va. , and lued. g..y 111'/E CH~D MY MIMD... !• .,' .' r;o~'T W&J.IT -IT TRANSLATES CHICKEN TAl-K INTO MOOMIN Mtt.ll< COA~ TA~K- I TI!If.IK I'D UKE .; ' Credit card coverage and ~ more contents pro tection for RUSSIAN home ownet'l at no extra cOlt. Only at State Farm ... number S«\BL~ one in homeowners Insurance,· with rates lower than mo1t. 1 can gin you king size home.,.,, , ..... owner1coverage _A._ and probably save you money. ' " ' uu~o~ u Call me. Ot<A'i I .. • ) "i L-------~~~--~~~~ Ia> '"' .. nm•,. •a..n.., ~· patrol cltod Morris ID tgs Couii\Y Court Sept. 6 on !large or speed in exceaolor ~coodltions. ~rancls C. Graham, 38, Rt. 1 itoo, was dtod ID Melga CouiiCourt Sept. 6 oo a charge of :kless operaUon after an ac~ ont at 3:30 p.m. !bldoy oo 325, ooe and ooe.tentb miloo oll1 ol Rt. 12t. n,. patrol sold GraJwn, headoouth, went of! the r1Jirt Bide 1fle highwa.y iniD a dlteb, tra•- d bac~ oniD the hiii!IWa.r and at of! the left Bldo iniD a crook. &ham, according to the _patrol, t the scene and was oontaet- two bourslaUJrathome. There • moderato daiJlap ID the ear. . . . . . . . .. 111111 Carrol K. Snowden WHO e>EAT THE. BRITISH AT el!NKER HILL? P11rk Central 1 Ti-l IIIII( ~f OSMOSIS OFTHE Ao-llc:NNA IS l:M TIZYi~l6 To ADJUST" TI-lE' OX.OR···-I'!lS MI.JO.l1bo VIVID{ Hotel Bldg. Seconcl A¥e . . WE'LL .u6~290 H~VEIT IN DIHW!l,4L JU)(TAPOS!TIOo-1 TO THE EMAr.JAT/0/IIS! 'I=I~:ED IN ~JIFFY! P-6801 t ~ ~- 1 ~' ·i·:j . .. ' ,. "! ,• . ~, ''"'i !' ',f ·~ f J l S. SGT. McMILLION lloo<u4-'lll•..llelljiiiQn, -or lr. 111111 Mro. Mormle Mclill.ion of Mason, W. VL , has een promoted to staff sergeant 1 the U.S. Air Force. Sergeant !eMillion is a radio repairliD at Shu Lin Kou Air st,a.. on, Taiwan. He was graduated 0 1962 from Wahama H I g h Chool. ., I_·~~- ~ ... l' i j Yes, Marti ;Briefs The Most ~*;::::::::::::::::;~{:-:::::~:::·::;}.;:;.{;.:;::::;::~:::::: ~-·· llliNAL O'BOYLE has WUIIId · or ~ be given cooic:al ponol- . lhelr statement _.Bing P - c;aused 1 spokeiiJIWI lor the 52 say there will be ao retraction. ers or the Aa110eiaUon of Waabue to the NatiOIIII Coun<U of j· Selection J ... <t;r f X?5'1{' 1• 'X 0 d c<q>les should be penniace~ to their conscieDce. •• ·"(" . J..AGE hoodlum• invaded sever-~· Monclay, bett1ed police, ' DEA~ POLLY-Oust bed springs wit~ a long handltd dish mop trtattd with fur- ftlll.. •' niture polish. This makes it*''' 10 r11ch the hanl·fo.gtt ploces. WhtA quitting, put 1we or ..,.. cMts of clectf •all pOiillt eo fiogor ~ to '"''""' ....., t - looiot prickH lor tile ~.­ ""''"b ANNA ~ces on New York Cit;Ts •ub- 4aY despite a tbreatened ,.rule ~ the midway poilllof tho ......... ~ eJI)8I'ienclQB ..DO trouble at ~ a spokeaman oaid. 1968 zoe FUL i!smENTIAL candlcla1e ll!clard • U\riiQgll the Loop DEAR ,POLLY-IIovo to gardoo butliato to nod. .I ha,. .fouod lhat 0 thick lortf olpioo -louroo114 1M 11-111-oo 1M amount ·af weodl'lt lhot koo If .. t' '.,· :i ~ont.!-l ' j. K, DEAR POLLY-A!tor falhor cuts lho ...,., Mather lllllh • kids Ht •itlt tM. .._ ~w· • -~·lulllllo. WhO• I cot .......... =~-- tit~::.~·r: ·I ' l ~. 1M lon (witll,!ilj ......, 10twry ~r) ~~- ' . *42 10111 *BANI·;- . . ... ·--~a= ./litlljt,...tr~ ....... ' . ,. •• *SfiYKI1 \.. les at passing ear& est lor the AuiUIIt hoUda,y age not only In Marpret but ID ~sb channel, Southellll oo the db on the east coast. llooid cr._te ebaollc conditi0111 ..... • UNIT Affl JUST 50~ ' flternatiOIIII Have Less. WE AlE . . .. ... ........ . ' 'io~:)-EitiC _, • • '- ' J ... .... _ .~ ... -. .. .. ... ~ ~ . . '• w.......,, pn Avenue dubeo _ _ ,... -ratic NatiOIIII C.u••ll!ia >ld~ off hll c&Iqlalp 'be TIM l crucial" to vltlorjl Ia Nou_. ' ' .. �.. " ...... -' ., '- ·, .. .. ..• I -~ '· i ... _..... .: _, .- ~~ · . .. 4ta,.,.;.,.... .... .., "' .... ·•·•· · !"-----~ - ~·- . --- · ~ ' ':" v ' ., • ...... .' Now You Know ... '. l· t . . .. . ,, '· ' !" ... , .....-.. .... --i. t , _ . --- Weather l~-- ,.,r,.- .... --. -; LI.A'S POP ' , ~LIPO~ - hrTber~~ iflnesll •nd warm wlltt sea'"' ~.. ·· drl.vere were arnsted. • • drlv• by ·. oo1 showers, and lhllndoraholr· f..ednes<ky. , . . ., aeel4aoll Frickr, ~ Cclwi\Y ind one In · Coon,y. No OIMI-In)lred. · , Cora l'w...-~fcreaBirw ciOudlneal I .n d . :!Jler 10e1a1. . . In 111e mid # in the soothwest. Varllllle - -4..._ Unda F. and~;~:i all, 20, Columbua E. ila~, 24, Rt I ~lldod at 5:40 P.'IL ' 'jpll- .... ...... Ida FIVE C~NTS bba i>v hod rilh ~aps Rl7~1nKIIIIUSL , Otrleera ufd the Wyati ~ · headed 1011111, slpiedrora i t 1 turn, swung rl8ht and attemJ!i, tQ make a "U" turn lnto a ~ tratrlc at the terry stree Behind har, start. Jt ? I{end Ha...,_,. " . . ~Pukersbur& W. Va., and "'sed. and Credit card coverage and 25% more contents protecti o n tor home owners at no extra cosl Only at State Farm . .. number. one In homeowners l n~urance, with rales lower than most. I can give you king size hom&-" "' ' ,... ownerscoverage and . COUlH THE I!NATOl lli.IEVES IN A IIAUTifUL ....ERICA! YOU'LL NOTICE HI DOlSN'T HAVE HIS PICTUll ON ....till._ probably .. save you money. Call me. '"'u u •m ..... .......... 111e patrol cited Morris to Jigs Cclwi\J ~rt Sept. 6 "" ~ge o1 speed in exc:esolor Ill condlllono. Francis c . Graham, 38, Rt. I liloo, was cited to Melp COUD·Court Sept. 6 en a charge o1 ckleas operation after BD aelenl at 3:30 p.m . &mdaY an . 325, ane and one-tenth miles lith ol RL 124. The patrol said Graham, head,.ooth, wont olf the rl8ht aida the hishWIIY Into a ditch, trav" id back anto llle ~ 1111 oil 111e left aide lnin a crook. -aham, according to the patrol, rt the scene and was c:oraettwo hours later at borne. Then 11 moderate dama&e to tho eor. ntm POSTERS." YOU THINK YO\I'IE THE ONLY ONE · ·MEN YOU COUlD HAVl • "MY DOLLY DOES EVERYTHING SHE DOES AND WE "~T TRADING ST.... PS WITH MY OOLLr' . BUGS BUNNY m11•,.•-n_,. : Carrol K. Snowden Wl-lfN I5UGS 5I-lOWS UP 1'0 SfU. 'ltlU SIC 1 E:M,~! HADNT, UNCI.E 'f:LMefl: I WATCH nilS! OOOONESS by Walt Wette:rberg SOMe OF HIS J'UNK HE'I.I. WISH HE. Pork Cutr~;~l Hotel Bldg. 1T I GWD.CIOUS/ seeMs 1\ TAKES MORE. II-IAN A MOU~TACHI!. ~E'fr.c 10 L-EAD PEOPLE~ ~ . TOMe/ P-6801 ' .1 ' A'' J r' Af 'I .~ ;I S. SGT. M<MILlJON Howu4.W. u 'mtV., IODOf 1 and a~.. lillton ot Mason, W. VL, haa lr. I-lOW YA FI)<ED ~ •• WITH PLENTY OF -·$ A~R06ANCE, ) !• ' 'l,. .. ' • l• een promoted to staff sergeant ' the U.S. Air Force. Sergeant lcMntion is a radio repair... liD at Shu Lin Kou Air Stai!)ll. Taiwan. He was graduated 1962 ll'om Walwna H i g h n chool. .Briefs Yes, Martl The :~~::~:::::::::::::::~::::~:::~:i:~:4::::~=~~~:~{{tt:~:i: Most~ listernatioaol IIDINAL O'BOYLE has · i1 may bo given conical penal: ihelr otatemeat -~ PGpo wcu..,.J'M UAJDER Have Less r,aused a spoke....,. lor 111e 52 lilY there wlll be 110 retraction. Tl-/lflTY- :~ -~ • · WHO NEED5 HUMILITY? <' ~- .; Mro. - ers ollhe AoiiOclaticm ol WUbue to the Nallmal CauDcU or Selection I. ""d coqJ)es should bo permJ.tlod .ecordiag -~ .. .. ~ i l-AGE hoodlums Invaded s evor.rblkes Monday, bottled pollee, ANDY.CAPP... I ' Jes at passing earL ast lor tho A\111111 - .. c1 I to their conselenee.' 1 holiday liP not only in Marpret but Ia :qpish chalmel, Southelll on the rill un the east eouL Klb! :t'lces on New YDI"k City's aub4JIY despite a - "nde iioul<l cr•te cll&ollc COIIIIIU1118 ..... j llle midWII' ~ ! 1968 ~-' a spokesman said. ..' . i zoo . I FUL t" WE AlE· UNIT ANi JUST 50. ' . . ' - ' ' 'l L v I *42 MONTI ' . *tANI,bl *SERVICE J r• '. • I ~ ' ' '·~ ;· CL,OTH WIT~ . A S"1'Wt)N6 CORP ,A,BQVT 12,. FT. LONG, Z. TIE W~ 3 CCifOAfiOVIII) ue -4 7Yt.trs• .. ." ~- ... -- ·~...:.·~ -=~-·. --.~---.·:- - -.; ·.-:-. ·- .. ··.:.:':'!':':.;:':..::-:!' '"•• I ' : • ·L- ' .. ·. j _ w-•· t<imENTIAL .,._.., Rlclllrd l ~~~roug~~ tho Lao&> pn Amlll duhealNI.w aA' ~ •ocratie Natloaol ~ •:~~;blac111 1pbecu• ·: I• .~- •• potato! tho ........ ~ _..101\Clas "no-~~ . ,., . .. . --., . ' ,• . to vlclllr)' Ia l'io\isuc · . �-~ ' . . ·-·r -·--. ,. • ' ' .' ~ I ., ,. : Now You Know '• .' ' , . . ,i'amll -n. 1nv ' Frfda1, ' ~ Counl1 and In ' ..· ~- No""'!wulnjured. ' ,'1 ~. ............- . -.j .Cars cltfua by Linda F 'lit, 20, C o l - and E. ifackneY, 24, Rt. I Ohe~ ~Uded at 5:40 p.m. Fri4! Rt. 7-S6 in K•mnp · omcers eald the Wyalt hooded lOUth, aignaled for' I tum, swung rlgllt and to make a •U" turn Into 'I lit tral!lc at the ferry Behind her, Haclmey ' ·' \;.- ' ·' ' I ; ', I .. ' " '> atteil t ··' ' Two of aix La)>or Dar weekend accldenta In Meigs Counl1 occurred at the same locatiDn just five minutes apart, accordIng to the siate Hlgbwar PatroL An accident occurred at 9 a. m. SUnday at the junctloo of Rts. 7 and 143 whon a cor drlv"l! by Norman D. Eortell, 02,. GJ.lion, ' U)H't' NOT? ALL V\JIWT. IS ·~· MEASLY F.l\/E BI(IC!Ic:.S ! . ~ Start home owners at no extra c Only 11 Slate Farm . .. nur one in horneownen 1111u111 I can give you king size homeownera coverage and probably aave you monll!ly. ".,' ,. • WELL,M0\\1 A&OOT SOMI!!: !-\ .1\VE.IJ''t YoU DOIJ'T YOU READ MOIJEY IS llGHT 11-\ESE •Ntvu• Call me. lllll _ _ _ _l l _ ---= .......... Carrol K . .. LOOSE CHANGE THeN? STRIPPED ex<epl for lhetf lho!1f, lwli Vlel CCmC .prljoaen are queatloaed 'Y memllira ot :the FUth AAVN Divlllon afler belli& eaplured ..Oar Ca~ Dal, South VIet· JWII, Tbe VC we"" dlaeovered Ill opldef bolea after Soalh V~bwDele troop• sealed of tbe vlDage. \ Pork C•nlr Hotel Bllit S•con~ A.v ,p.,,•• 4<16..t a"'i Nutrition The ol!lctal community committee el~ct!Qn ballota will be mailed to eligible voters Frlday and are to be returned to the Meigs ASC$ oount.v• otrlce or postmarked not later than Sept. 16. The following . are nominees _ifom eaelt oommunl1;y: BEDFORD - Robert Hawk, Poarl. .H, VIrgil 'sar: llobert G, Pickett, Wont, George Ziegler. \ ' ' ' ' ~es, . , I . ., ~ '• needs. Dr. Sellm J. Blazewic::z, Meigs b' · The nationwide reaearch program entitled uEvaJuaUm or Nutrltlonal St.atus o1 Children In the United States)' nnanced by a Children's Bureau grant. T h e Meigs COUn1;y stud!' Is IIJXIIIIOred by the Meigs CouniY Health De~ the Meig! CountN Community Aetlon Program, the Ohio ValleY Health 5eP!1ces Foundation, Inc. and the C h IIdren's Hoopltal Reoearch Foundation, Colutmus, Ohio. ·t -:-. The ~hlldren studied will be choJHm from the tOtal poi,ulatton. by random sampling by com~ without regard to race, creOd, n&tloqal origin, or socloocoilomlc levels. Participation In CoUJltY Health Commissioner, urges parents to cooperate in the undertaking. 1n addition to rurntohlng data for use In counly and notiOnal prograouning, he aays there will be a di~ benefit to each child aelectOd !or stutiY . One phaH o! the survey calls !or a romprohellolve physical examination of each child by a • / Lawrence Chapman, Jolt , F. Col· well, Harley Grate, sY<Ine)' P. Harless, Rex 'E. atene!lel•J: SALISBURY ~ Jobn E. Blake, H.g., P. Custer, WOodrow Engle, Homer Radford, H. E. Warner, Oren Weare. SCIPIO - Hell French. Ar~ thur Gibson, Hamlng, Richard Jelters, Edwin Oberhol- Dar~ell K_L!!J.~-~f.· ~.c. 11;~1·~· GuJ"':V. · .CHElTER - Paul H. Baer, ROy Holter, Dale M. Kautz, W. ~ SimOIII Edllon .• David Nease, Charles M. Theiss, Gene Yost q,n, Reed Jeffets, Mendal W, chairman and the thlr4 highest .. .._., Jo""·• Granville Stwt, Ronald In votes .will be a rem•lar mom- SEE,GUZI WHAT CHON! LOOKS HH;~DE. A. Whittington, Clifford Wooten. LEBANON - Artyle Deeter, L. .R, Gluesencamp, Charles R. Harris, Everett Hayes, Donald Johnson, C. W. Prol!ltt, Thomas. ber of the community committee. Those getttng ·tourth and fifth high votes will be first and se«tnd alternates. The three communl1;y commitq. ~e·. teemen will tM, delegateS to the LET ART - Andrew Cross, county convention ·Which will Dallaa Hill, • John Hlll, Roy name reSidents to lUI vacanclea 'Peai-aon, the cooncy conimlttee. ROush, Earll Roush, V I r g II onVotea In the electloo will be " AN' f.lCNJ! Yes, Mt The Mt l' OLIVECollins, - Chester Gordon Bryan Buddoy, Hiu-rta, . C, Ed Humphrey, Dans C. IIC· rounled theSept Meigs ASCS Coun· ty officeaton at IOa,m. 18 The pobllclslnvlted. !;ecU Caldwell, W. L. Carr. pair foil rod, William S. Hen!Iorson, B. F, Upton, RUTLAND - Dale Bachner, The COUi1tY convention will be holq at 10 a,m, m Sept. 25 In the Masoli Temple Building lit Pomeroy. This is aloo cpen to the public. Any farmer whq did notre- George Carson, Milo B. Rut. chlaoo, E. Bruce Norrta, HIram Slawter, Hershel w.ear•. celve ballot mayInCOJ1Iacl the local aA$CS office Pomeroy and request a ballot, cam, W. A. Rice. . ORANGE - .Dinsmore Boyles, Have Let ~ Selectlot SALEM - WorthY Brlgltt, Record 643 Die On ' High . , Gtieon S • ways N pedla(rlcllll, who will make"'" Meigs Veteran• M~lal !los,pttalls providing ~UIUC 1spa~efor the examination&, whldl will be made by speelaliste who are inembers or the survey team. The examtnatlon will be provlded at JIQ.eost to the !amlly, When atmorma!ltles are the ~covef~J. ,p<Jljed .~,ljo_.r:~~· ~rl·llfllle examlilatlon WIB•lle· · Thll' comptehliilillve sllrV r.;· · tnadi' avallable tothoprtutePI'G'· which will make use lit sci :,. alclari or cllni~'destgnated ~ythe ""' ••lL , spare 1. · {i nt • The direCtor ot the sun~y. Dr. George M. owen, AsSociate Professor, Department bf Pediatrics, Ohio State University and Childr~'s Hospital Re- a.u ic •-c•-•ques· will •·rnish us an accurate picture of the r11tritional .statu& ol our little ones chlld' M elgs Coaching searc Staff Guest Of p omeroy T...._,e;aOD ..wri Members of the Meigs school h' taJr e''t~' m••coastsCMII18ooL -~,!!ewshenpe~ •""' :i9, ......folnerl· Drew Webster Post can Le,.._. met with Command- dl trlct Unl~ .~led ~)! "!~ t atter ,u.i 7~ ,....., the meeting er·Preceding oonllumellncharge, 8 Cleveland Brown !ooiball !lim was sboWn•b.v Robert Burton. IntroduelDII iJ,O lie'"" football staff and prinClpBis was Russell • r ... Moore; Meigs Junior ffigb SchoOl principal and a member o! the Post. JnttoclUced were Jam•• $()ME ~ Ml~ ~1, ·~ .JOKER'S ............... IN · HIS LN> .-.....,....EMS ou , s Coach ChlmctY spoke oo t be ,Meigs te'am this year saying that AtlllfUI ,.00.. Galllpolt& are t b e bil· rot thO SEO'AL champliJii!l!lP. II• said' M o I g ·s will hate a'tp>OII tOaib barrlnslnjuries. · .• . ' 11 that dlmer !or Jl1<lli workinll on the fair 'ji0110. citan iotn lie held Sept. 8 at the Slralzel call1n at Long Lorey 'Mar·, shall, boli>e · the .wss 'be<!D'~ed , ~s was·~ ~ a~ .1 n h F ndatlon ha bee In conference with Meigs County authorities in preparation for the tniertaldn.H. Eight h o m e economists and dietitians have besn employed as dietary Interviewers by Children's Jlospltal. They will obtain a two-day food Intake record for each child IncIudod 1n th e study · the highway and struck an embaJJkment. There was moderate damngetothec&r, Morris and a passenger, John A. Anderson, 20, Pomeroy, suffered minor injuries and were treated at St, Joseph Hospllal, Ln c Acc,·dent T - • r to hla death In Vietnam. l. Pleas relatives and friends .for him to oontlnue his studies at Falrmoot state College at Fairmont, w. Va;, fell on deaf ears. Tom Llntt felt a. deep need. to oerve his COUIIIrY and he gave up hla college work to enler the llaftne Corps On SePt· 25, 1967 • He UJI!IerwOIII basic trlln!rw at Parris laland and upon comlit thai training his JIIU'onta - aJwaya behind him made the trip to attend his graduatlon. Then came roore training at C&J1IP Lo JeuJie. There ,... D8Y.*\" ~-·In his i1tlnd thai •be ·Wa!l'b el n 8 poorlied lor Vl-.n. Nor were lllere eoqla'lnto .., be spoke ¢ir ., 0114' ~ tl)e . I!OftCII~ training re.eMDit. ani! llle fine ~ l.be Corps_, hie · one and 0114' leave pltal early SUnday morning for injuries received when the motorcycle which they were riding went out o! oontrol oo Route 33, near the Rock Springs Fairand came to rest in a nearby field. InJured were J!)lln W. Burke, 25, Col1811bu&, driver o!the cycle and Carol Davis; Columbus, puStm&er..' Burko received a Iaceratlbn of the r1g11t ere and i bitt , leg Injury and Mills Davia re· calved anilllurl', to the leltanille. were dlschargad !oiJOiring ~·, ~ ~ eenagers Aile gedly Take Cars Two West ·VIrginia teenagers were released to the custodf· of their parents Morday everdng by Sheri !I Robert ll&rtenbach a!tor allegedly stealing two cars. Tl)e nrst of the vehicles was ·a Chevrolet van and was recovered by Sheriff Rilberi'Har• tenbach a n d City PatroiJDan Geol'ge Hicks on Route 1 early Sunday mornlng. '!lie two JCllll>s, alter abandoning the ,... cdly wenl to the (IIU'king lot of a Route 7 night club and·otole·a • car belonging to P~ul Ambe!'gar of Syracuse. The car 1IU drt•e• to _,. the ~rpr residence and abardoned Wtien ll>e two ,youths eould oot get It , to run aiiYJDOl'O. , The two :yolilha, -WUU"" L. r..e,, 13, and Jainos M,. Ml>rtllll, ~ ~- , t-5, both 0( OPPrebenled early .~ '!'Ol'll' iiW near the· 11@1~ st,rvlca •Ill- aiolen trfm ~· \. 1 ···_· ·-- J ' \ ,,.""·::\. ,, ~ . MARGATE, ENGLAND - TEEN-AGE hoodlume IDV8ded sem-al southern coastal re10rts on motorbikes MondaY. battled pollee, ' smashed shop wlrkiCMa ard threw bcltt:1B.a at passing earL Pollee said the youths, oo the coast for the Au&Jllt ~ oow held in September, caused damage not only in Margaret bul lD Bournemouth and Folkestone on the English channel, Soolhend on the Thomas estuarY ard &t. Great Yann.outh on the east coa1ta m..'W YORK - RUSH HOUR serotces 011 New York C!IY's aui>was reported normal today despite a tbreatenad "rule bookn slQWdown by supervisbrs that could create ebaotle eontltima lor the ayotem's 4.5 mUlioo dally riders. f1 ' The Tranalt Authority r~ at the midway poiDt of the ""'"" trw rush hour that the subways were e]!perienciag uno trouble at alL "All trlins are rurmlng on tiuae." a spokeamu said. WIJ' system - ----- CIUCAGO - REPUBLICAN PRFSDENTIAL - t e Rlci'Ard M. .NlliDD will ride In a moiOI'cade JhroUIIII the ~ W-odey, then _ . , !run the scene of Michigan A..,nue duhoa - • or poUce 111111 demonslrBIDro at- the DemocrBtlc Na~ Qaoonlila N~ said be oelect&d Cbl- to kick of! blo __..., brci:nM , : the ciiY and the . - are "absolutely crucial" ID olcllol7 In Nco ' 1 ber. 1· • !; , Nlllllli will ride ID an car with his wife, Pat, 11!11 .. 'Aw, : >Tricla, llu'ouglt the loop. Tlie """'*uode will 11tart otrblim .. >O:l'<:l ~ of Bllldi.W and 0111 111 Bolbe and Mlcl..... trhan he ,,,,:i,l[i;ft will opeak. . ' ' • "' :fnlde Ml..tcantow~ 1 - were VL, Pollee. .•' .. ....., , .,, _ The petrol cited Morris to Meigs Coun1;r Court Sept. 6 on a charge of speed In exceBB !or road roodltions, Francis C. Graham, 38, Rt, 1 VInton, was cited to Melp Cowley Court Sept. 6 on a char&\' ol reckless operation after an accident at 3:30 p.m. &indaY on Rt. 325, one and ooe-l.entb miles south of RL 124. The petrol said Graham, headed awth, wen! oft the rtgbt aldo t1 the higbw~ into a ditch, traveled beck onto the highway and went of! the left aide Into a creek. Graham, according to the patrol, lett the scene and was eorAeted two hourslateratbome. There was JDOderale damale to the car. e.· l ~c e , man Hicks. .......La •olll>iyQuH ,.. Va., and ..,..,1_ · ....., 'to take ' tlwli1' to. < . \Vebrtclm ,, W. News ... in Briefs ,.. *42 pass a. car ahead of them . 'There was moderate damage to both cars. No one was injured and no charge was filed, Two persons had minor injuries ln a one car accident at 9:50 p,m, Saturday on RL 681, six miles west or Rt. 7. Officers said that George V. Morris, 19, Pomeroy, headed west, came over a hillcrest and lost control or his car , The vehicle · went off the right side ol Somethl~ tr~\ at J"'!!'• - 'ltiqLindocl , ears were headed &Outh and cola at Parkersburg, llded when they pulled out, to relesoed. l Howard Parker of near CbeS· ter was taken to Holzer Hospital with a possible hip fracture Mooday, The Pomeroy emerpnc:y squad ·LAST SA'l'URDAY began as: any other saturday for Maxine answered a call to the Parker and Retno Lird at their Condor Street home In Pomeroy. home at 9:27 a.m. after lt was Retno was the first to rise1.00 was glancing at a copy or "Leatherneck" - the U.S. Marine Corps magazine - as his reported that a hay binder had fallen on Parker. He was brought wUe busled herself in another part of the house. S. SGT. McMILLION to I'OII1eT01 by the IIQJ&d a n d made Rei no took up from the magazine. Through """.... 111. "':Mllll•n, sonot tor a window he saw a military vehicle sl<l!> In front of the home. A tr....rerfOOI II> an Mr. and lin. Mannie Mctranoportatlon to the ho~t&I. !Iarine captain and' ·;; 11tafl oergaant stepped ll'om the ...nnl· MWion of Mason, W. VL, hls started up the Lind sidewalk. Saturday a!ternooo, the IIQJ&d been promoted to staff sergeant It appeored that these two were grandfather, EdwardHosfilch, aJ. trsnsported Golda Wyant of the in the U.S. Air Foree. Sergeart: on grim business and as the so or Pomeroy, have taken upthe Kingsbury Road to VeterMB Me- McMillion is a radio repair.. rather ~ a Marine fighting in tong vigil which maY be involvmorial Hospital where she waa man at Shu Lin Kou Air Sta-Vietnam _ Pre. Thomas R. Lind ed before his body Is returned &dmltted as a medical patient. tion. Taiwi!L He was gradUited _ Heino hoped against hope that to Pomeroy, It was believed that Mrs. Wyant In 1962 from Wahama H i g h the rear which telegraphed They have only the consolation had suffered a heart attack. School . through his mind would not be of pfc . Lind's words on his last verified by the two Marines. leave . . uwe are sortr' were the "If W\_Vth.lng happens to me, words or the two military mes- just remember that I was dosengers who closed the world 1.ng what I wanted to do,,. he upon Mr. and Mrs. Lind as' they had said. brought the news of Pk Llnd'a And, so, In less than a year, death at QJand Trl. Tom Lind was trained as a MaThis was not only the one son, rlne snd gave hi• il!e In VietBy Ualted Presslnternatl<Dl but the only child of Mr. snd nam, W ASIIINGTON - PATRICK CARDINAL O'BOYLE has warned Mrs, Lind. Meanwhile, the hippies and the Pie. Llnd was killed on Moo- draft card burners march oo. dlosldenl Washington priests that tiJey lllaY be g l - c:oolell penalties 11 they rel\lse to retract part of their otalelnel& -llw Pope <lay, Aug. 26the Among day be!ore And yet, in thedeepandreallm· his 22nd blrthtbl¥. the _pressions America's history Paul VI' s decis ion on birth coutrol. The cardinal's warniDII Monday <;auoed a spokesman lor the 52 mbrances he will never re- and greatness will be made by ive is a poem wt shing him a the march of the Tom Llnds from priests who signed the statement to say there will be DO retractLon. safe return and written by his across our nation. Haao'l It al- lnstead, he said, lhe priests, members of. the AaiOclatiou of WuhIDother . The toucblngwords writ- ways been so? l~on Priests, wUl appeal their case to the National Council of ~ catholic Bis~Qs' grievance ecnmlttee. ten !rom a mother's heart never The clergymen believe married eoq~les should be .permitted reached T Lind om . to use birth control devlcea if tt is "aeeord.lag to their conseleuee." Call II what you like - per- Diehl, Charles Chancer, Car I hapa, !ate - but It appears that WoHe, Fenton Taylor, Ed Bartho star o! Pic. Llndoeemeddes· tell, Dick Well, Terry Ohllna_ Two persom were .:nven treat- tined to fall early. ftwasas though er, Vlri!U King, John BelrtleY, Ho,_ he were moved by some great ... ment at Veteransllemorlal •· WOre.< ... WnH NO TIME FREE HIS PLANS 10 MI\P W1T1-10L1r WE AI UNIT A I thin injury but waa' not treated alter an accident at 1:15 p.m . Saturday oo Twp. Rd. No, 17 4, fourtenths of a mile aouth of Rl.124, ' The patrol said Ruasell met another car 011 a curve, swerved to miss It but lost conlrol and his car went ol! the left side (J the road. There was moderate damage to Russell's. ear. The other ear did not stop. No charge was rued. ' Cars drlven by Larry W. PIIUII, 17, Parkersburg, W, Va. , and John C. MeCiwtg, 18, Belpre, collided at 8:05p.m. Saturday on Rt 7, thre& and five tenths mUes south of Rt. 681. Officers reported that b o t h lith Twou urt-· mer. . .._, . , ' . ; .: . · , , · ,, ,:' . 11.7 Press lnia,"!tlonal , Mlacallaneous 85 'Mllfe · peraons ever ·.. Tot,al. ·, . 818 before·, 0. the nailon'a , · ftllnota led in tnmc deaths hlgblieyo ihla Laber Day with , !7. had t,e, Texas fio!tdey; ·' •· 'CI,I!!or!da 45 ettc,h, Pennllyl• Tbll', count cQI1tiiOI,cl'' Uoia Ohio 30 and No)' .York · tOday, ·• , \lOUdlY · omcilll¥ end'"! . surpassing lh• ·' •N..P;, the last ' !WC) , 4 I P ll' hell Farm Mishap of apeclal lal><>rstory teota. The Don Diloln Cbarles Downie Robert M!ler' aild Richard swa'ekha- l - Parker is Injured in lho, "- · James camaban, Holloo, llari-y D. Holter, Michael, Donald Mora, Al-. , The nominee ,ptting the most bert Parker. ; votes will'!" chairman, the one COLUMBIA ' - James E. Gas- with the ~etmd most votes, vlce \ the Boop car. No one was injur • ed. Minor damage was ckxle to both ears. The patrol cited Brlgbt ID Meigs Coun1;y Court Sept. 6 oo a charge ol !allure to stop with, in the assured clear distance. Charles C, Russell, 21, Rt. I Middleport, romplalnedofanarm ber 9whenasurveyteamcdheal~ 1peciallsts comes toMelgsCOUO- .Election Ballots Mailed P-6801 hla A Natiotlal Study of the I'll- from one to six Years of age trltlonll status.of prescbool chll- and point the way to a better dren begin• the week of Seplem- understanding of their health ASC Community f.omY~littee Snowder ,.JUST$ eel. Correll was dted to Meigs COUnty Court Sept. 6 on a charge o! left of center. Five minutes later, Robert L. Hoop, 35, Clearfield, Pa., came upon the scene ot the first accident and lfDRled, Behind him, Everett L. Bright, 54, Farmdale, Ohio, was unable to stop and his car rrtrock the back of wao being pushed by men and went Into lh<c path o! a pr drlven by Jess B. cUIIIIiJI&ham, 61, Martell&, The petrol eald the motor In Correll's car <!'It It_was being pushed beclcwai<\s to reslart It No one was ~eel but both ears were heavily d&.rnag- ·· Study Next Week Credit card coverage and : more contents protecllor with rates lower than m lfl'l.... Devoted. To The l~estJ Of The Meigs-Mmim Area ' l. ." Mishaps Ovet Lahot Day Holiday Weekend ,, , I .I ' lncrea•tng cloudlnell a n d .warmer today, !Off Ia the mid 60.& in the southwes~ v8riaWe ~~~!ness a.-J warm wltll ICA&tered ahowers and thundershowers Wednesday. · him ,• I Weather a to ''i> ,. -<: ,. ' } enttne ,y 'r" ' V' ( ' • ' ' RATS! ShJ ~~"" · now '' ilj, ' • ·• '().:''1,.··;,:' ;/?',: . .1. ;~ St. Thomas "Island, in what ts the U. s. Virgin Islands was discovered and named by Chris~·· topher Columbus on his secOnd . voyage in 1493. • . ' 'i . ,, (. ._ ~- ,, ,, A~; of TEX. - bio' NatiODil ------~ acbetied a · PBESJI'ENT 5eeuriiY ~ W I( 'aii!Qo lll1ll a 1 illllllklo! Ill ~ ~ 101' a leaen1 ~W'Il ·~ - .. . r~; -. '?!IIIli~~ ' "1 '. JalnGD . . . . . .:ted to ~~~:,:~~~~=~; dey , alter OlilJ a Sib ,_. .. U a ill ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 1, 1968 bowen hasz lind