http://66.213.69.5/files/original/620d841bc8c437b2c328a857ac61d0ae.pdf bdd512baeeda8498926f644040051911 PDF Text Text ' ···- ~ •• .. ' ....... '.,....... .. , '! . ,....,. · - .•. wo 8 Y T0 Participate l J I 4ShOW n Uy t' circles· ~ Mrs. Gwen Sl and Mrs. A tri t Ha all last year one to Europe this sumTalent presentations for a va- Sharon Ashley of _omeroy were merthe;the lucky . rie show to be staged on July among 24 new llmmsters bapMr. and Mrs. Harry S. Moore are back after three 4 Eastern High Scttool are tized by tmmorsmn at Iweeks in England, France and Italy.. They traveled vta being solicited vah's Wltness,fJ recent week jet witlrthe Korsar Shriners of Loutsvtlle, Ky. Mr. Moore . . . end Bible cofkrence m Iron- Jis a member of the club. ' . . 1 Persons interested m partlcl· ton. 1 From Louisville, they went to London and paling In the show are asked to ,. a rt of of their visit there were tours of the Royal Castle of Wm • notify either Mrs. Robert Jet- The •ervlte w f Wit- sor the country residence of Her Majesty, Eton fers, 119U673, or Charles Yeago, Ithsee for and a visit to Buckingham Palace where they wale e 66'1-3600. of the area. the very traditional changI bur'ed . the I a v a b th E te Lo- Short "" ' ing of the guard. PompeI, m .and now !playlets were presented [ On to Paris where they saw from Mount esuvJUs, h ar~n·r Jeh~ on~s! highb~h~ Coll~gd pt' ~ :ns~~b\~ w~s ~~se~t;fgaUon ca~~~re~o~ter:, th~ v~rlcty ~ Napole~n's :~e~'tT~~t;:~~:.~. :g:~ ~~rllahan ti~. fr~o~m~I;O;a~.m~.;to;n;oo;n;.;;;,,;05. r ~£\itnNJ j i( ;~~d~~:.n•;,:~sth:.~o:~~iz~ as ~ell as other places where Jesus walked and talked. TONIGHT and FRIDA.YJ June 22·23 .DOUBLE FEATURI!> "TOM JONES" (Eastmancol0r) Albf'rt Finney, SusaltRsb Mrs. Mayer Presents Vesper Theme \'ork Helen Gri!!itll. Edith h."vanS, Joan Greenwtlod -PLU5-, and a visit to the ancient city of Commencement For Chl'ldren Held Sunday . A commencement program Mar~, W~ '~ Peggv Ann GifPer m "THE ' Of., T" by Mrs. c. H. Wise, Jr., went to Susan Harris, a recent bride. Susan is the granddaughter of R. W. Harris. ugiBn hu made the garters for numeTOus celebrlties and their .daughters, as well as local brides, and not too long ago sent one to. Phyllis McQuire, as yet unmarried. Miss McQuire responded with a note to the effect that she just might wear it someday. MEIGS --'rHEA 'FRE c· -""""------- L d' I y e Officers are Installed ' •' • • 1 I """"""""'"""""""""~'·- Re-Discovery of ManPower is WSCS Theme • -s - Precision Is Your Pharmacist's Watchword ' '• feasional sklll of your regis precisely, • a~ :rt'• was the devotional theme used by Mrs . Gerald Anthony. M•!. VIIi an McGhee snok•_ on "The Church - Evangehsm and Missions," and the program concluded with the Lord's Prayer In unison. Refreshments were served. ELECTA Mrs. Charles Searles was hostehs for the Eleeta Circle wh1ch . held a plcnlc on the patio pre' ·, ti The roup ceding the at :~ec:the~ ~:ool In a.aufol'l, e 'U., . clal Interest s. c., for d"':d led rojmlsslontry· an berl: shJt·tns Meigs Coun· 16 residents and proty n rmary1 lunches 'tor needy vldmg schoo Smart opened the . . with ra er wilb Mrs. Kloe,t' devotions M th Evenis from on e , For the proSmall Fr nces Bearhs gram, rs: le :rom a misread an arttf "Th Editormagaz ne, e were distributed nd 'I ted a I was no_ that Mrs te.,; Jafor ~~ ~einaeb~ ~." ch~~~·~d ·~~:••Paul m:~~~~ i~ing "~lg ~me ~ngs. SIO~~ la~earbooks ~b ~rner ~~~ b!tt~dlng the j~ 't' ~ .....~a. ........ . Antltony, Joe Anthony, IDd Dr. and Mrs. Frank C•ITY and 'steve Jenkins. . four children serving In India, and . Esther Welnacht ol e , ,· . ..J. Mather School were selected as MISSIOn the special Interest mJS"onf aries of the Love Joy Circle. Meeting at the Cherry Ridge A mission study on Africa farm of Mr. and Mrs. Willis presented by Mrs. James Anthony the group made plans Govern and Mrs. Louise OIfor servicemen of bltrne Tuesday night at a meetthe churc!t. They are Dav:d ing of the Evangeline Mlaslon Rice, Tom Lyons. John Hond, ary Society the PomerOJ Darrell Stumblt, and Bob Wtl- Church of ChrtSt. son Mrs. Fred Hoffman is the The mcettng followed plcnle project chairman. at the Syracuse Park, Mrs. HeMrs. Isabelle Winebrenner, len Leiflteil gave the prayer sunshine chairman, ·reported also had charge of the meetmg. that Mrs. Bertha Archer is a "I Am the Light of the World'' patient at Meigs General Hos- was the devotional topic used pita!. Mrs. John Fultz request- by Mrs. Mason Fisher. Memcd that members continue to hers gave questions on the Gossave bltttle and gave a re- call. pel of Luke . in resjl()nse .to roll rt on thatcaps project. I~ ~a~es, tMr~ ul~en Cora~ rem~mbering o~ ~rogram. a ~nd •.,. Round-robin cards were s!gned for shutins and plans wert made ((J prepare sunshine bltxes. Mrs. Fisher received a blrtltday gift from her secret pal. At the nicnlc and meeting besides already named were Mrs. Milton Roush, Mrs. Walter Kenl!edy, Jr., and Mrs. Denver Kappie. Kroohfer $139~ PC. WALNUT FINISH SUITE - SALE $114.00 •7900--4 PC WALNUT FINISH SUITE- SALE $222.00 ~9'oo-3 PC' CHERRY SUITE "ITALIAN" SALE $199.00 $37900--4 pc' French Provincial Charry Sulh SALE $299, 4n900--4 pc' SAFARI OAK SUITI SALE $272.00 $3S900--4 pc' PECAN SUITE SALE $288.00 $219~ PC: SAFARI OAK SUITE SALE $244.00 $39700-3 PC SOLID CHERRY SUITE_ SALI $311.00 $24900--4 pc' WALNUT SUITE SALE $199.00 $298:oct-3 PC.' WALNUT SUITE SALE $199.00 $479 00--4 PC SOLID MAPLE SUITE _ SALE $399.00 $329:00-3 PC: WALNUT SUITE SALI $266.00 $569 00--4 'pc FRUITWOOD SUIT! SALI $45510 $29t00--4 pe' WALNUT SUITE SALE $248.00 $26900-3 pc' WALNUT SUITE SALE $211.00 $159Ao--.3 PC: WALNUT SUITE SALE $124.00 $419.00--4 PC. OAK SUITI SALI $344.00 -. VOL. 2 NO. 21 thos~ field - Valentine Staver - Kroehler - V•lentlne Se1ver - Berkline Murphy- Miller RCA Whirlpool Refriger1tor-Freezer 14.1 Cubic Ft. Refrigerator, Automatic Defi'Oit $127.95 Mr. and Mrs. Chair and Ottoman Sale $88. 2 door top freezer. Holds 105 lbs. frozen food. $307.00 Mr. ond Mn. Chair 1nd Ottomas Solo $199 White or Coppertona $139.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIR - SALE $70.00 $ 79.00 SWIVEL ROCKER SALE $55.00 $119.00 OCCA,SIONAL CHAIR _ SALE $85.00 $ 54.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIR - SALE $35.00 ~-- SALE $35.00 $119.00 ROCKER-RECLINER-- SALE $8S.OO SALE $85.00 •"Yo.oo 112 E, MAIN 992.291 4 Registered Phltrllltld Tl .. 1 ' OPEN DAILY 8,00 AI Sund•y lG--80 AM te 5,00 to 9:01 . '. 105 lb. top freezer 2 doors. White or Coppertone. SALE $259.00 14.2 cu. ft. 2 Door Frost Free Top Freezer Holds 105 lbs. Automatic Ice Maker. White or Coppertone. SALE $289.00 ds Open stock. Walnut with nutmeg finish, "Can't mar" textured plastic tops. Resists B<Tatches, scuffs and even the heat of a burnirig cigarette. Drawen dovetailed front al)d back - center guided. $102.00 Round T1ble with I leaf - SALE $88.00 SI02.00 Exnntlon Rect1ngular Tabl• With 1 IHf SALE $88.00 $129.00--2 Drawer Bu'*-t SALE $99.00 $129.00 China C1blnet SALE (99.00 $159.011 Chin• C1blnet SALE $129.00 $26.00 Side Chlln with Scotchguord Fobrlca on SHIS SALE $20.00 59.00 .oo .oo 47.00 2.00 E $78. $31.00 $32.00 $46.00 I I • I I I l l ~ r Ride At Elhtrfelds In Pomeroy. On the Secoad Comfortable Stating Ana For Your Convenience. . OPt Fll •f ' . ' . ON I POMll\u 1 11HIIvn ............. tor ~ ~ Serving Mdgs Cotlllty D p ot><r N Ytllt'l Member FDIC AH ~nh lneul'lll Up to $15,000 Und.:. TM •••IDepoiM llllllr- c:or,lfl'lf p n:ft ~ FrH .Parking At Our W1rehou1e On Mechanic It'.............. - --- ky of Mason; Rex Rousb, 01 Middleport; Mrs. Glen 'lbompson and Ronnie, Maaon; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lewis 11!ld family of Point Pleaaani lnd Delor.s and Jolumy Bumaarnet a1 New HaYill. m Our 2nd. 5~ ~ntrene~: ELBERFELDS ·tN· POMEROY ! • ,\. ., ~ 14.2 cu. ft. Frost Free Refrigerator Freezer Dining Room Furniture • \.,.,..,o 11.1 • .--4 .:\1 +' ,~ ...... {/) l '.: ~ ' 0 0 l- ~ 0 * fj ·;" KOsygin Will Meet Americl\n ·. SALE $229.00 E u ' - Sale! Kroehler DR SUNDAY, JUNE 25, i967 * . * * . :-~ -~ * Russia Stands on Sllllllri ·§ § 8~ s $299.00 Mr. 1nd Mn. Choir •nd Ottoman Sale •$188 $249.00 Mr. end Mrs. Chair end Ottoman Sale $155 .. .''"tl ' SUITES SALE $155.00 SUITES SSAALLEE $$::t: SUITES - SUITES . SALE $211,00 SUITES SALE $199.00 SUITES _ SALE $388.00 SUITES SALE $412.00 SUITES SALE $288.00 SUITES - - SALE $218.00 SUITES - SALE $412.00 SALE! REFRIGERATORS GaWpolla-PL Pleaaanl - sale prices. PIECE PIECE PIECE PIECE PIECE PIECE PI.,ECE PIECE PIECE PIECE tmts tBJ Does~ Home Work For' ~h 1nd Berkfino -Only 10 tult• to soli ot those $239.00---2 $209.00---2 $309.00-2 $359.00-2 $319.00-3 $598,00-2 $629.00-2 5389.00-2 $319 00-2 $627:00-3 + 0 Heywood W1k" SALE! CHAIRS SWISHER & REXALL aye Del10t4!4 To .TM Greeter Middle Ohio Val!eu Sale! Living Room Suites Sale! Bedroom Suites Weather lOp Way lower. lh. ·M.. d~ moody IIIDIIY wllll oeasot>oble Wln!'tratares. Alweys et Your c ' wa~ M~ All Over The Store. Weering Apparel For Your Family and Furnishings For Your Home. 10.00 iS.OO all tlmea. '• Stuay Is presen ed , Friday 9 to 8 in the Evening end Saturday 9 to 9 in the Evening - There's Lots of Bargains $119.00 RECiiNER . I ' Jt Shop at Elberfelds In Pomeroy $59.95 SWIVEL CHAIR ' '- •• . AttMdJng.,the plcnle - . 1M ~ ji()A reading and prayer by Mrs. t e Ju y mee ~ Edison Bak- Richard Owen chairman, OP-picnic were . Bearhs eed the meeiing. Devotions er. Mrs. Tony were by Mrs. John 'McNeil and Mrs. Da~ . ars ' Mr:s. Frank Mrs Eli2abeth Slavin assisted Fowler, Birman, H IIi~ Mcln bv Mrs Beulah Wltite presentCheesebrew, Mrs. Mr; cd the The July meetlyre, Mrs .. Ra mood .in will be held at !be home Nora Hamtlton, s. y o/ Mrs Ted Riley, Jr., w II h Saxton and M~ ~~~rt. Mrs Dana Hamm as the as· W · - .. • P- Doctor's prescrlptlona are fl . '.', .' .. That !80th fancy garter msde tor the 'll children enrolled in Church daily vacation B i b le school was held Sunday night (In Col<iM · at the church. "Love's Light" was the ves- "Walking Jesus' Way" was per service theme used ~Y Mr.. toe theme of the school. Mrs. I Roy Mayer following a PICOIC of Fred Nease was the leader, and And our belated congratulaP*arov, 0. lhe Fnendly Ctrele of the Trlnl- Mrs David Nease served as or- ;Jions to Mrs. Minnie Gflmore-__.~·---- ­ TONIGII'Pthru SATURDAY ty United Chureh of Christ held ganist. The teaching staff con- last Sunday she observed her Tuesd•y at Royal Oak Park. sisted of Grace Hysell and Lin- 88th birthday. '(June 22·24 'NOT OPIN ' Mrs. Mayer. assisted by Mrs. da Hollon, nursery department; ---Donald Hauck , presented oeloc!- Faye Hamllton, Susie Grueser, sut,., MON. and TUEs. ed IICI'iptukrs from St. John and Marcia Arnold, the begin10 lrC June 25·26-27 •nd the Psalms. M~:tatJOns, ners; Mary Nease, primary' and I' "THE OUILLER "Garden of Treasures a nd Mar belle Warner and Jean . MEMORANDUM" (Technicolor) "Quiet Time," were presented Nea:e, the juniors. tJ.eo. Segal, Senta Berg~r, and Mrs. M,~Yet conclu~d 'lVII~: The program opened with a New oflicers were Installed ~x von Sydow. Alec GumI" reading, Where1 I Se. r.od.. sslute to the American and Tuesday evening when the Lyr:~~ss. Geo. Sanders. V"~LORCARTOONS: a!tdmeetlng of ~ ~om;~l; Christian flags and the Bible, dla Circle of the United Metho· Counterfeit C1t 1 1 • . was announ ~. prayer and group singing. Cla!S·J dlst Church met at the home of Imagination Honing Around I 26 Wllh Mrs. Wilbur Pe . "" ns es gave Bible recitations and I Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Walton. the _Prol!l'am leader. PTRyer pre- sang. Visllal aids of the Bible Usi "Ignite, Instruct, and SHOW STARTS 8:00P.M. 'cedmg the plettlc waa gtven by 1 d were lhown by the pri· ~- he theme Mro _ M~~earl !.-!~~-~~~ class, and the junior ~:re p_asSmi~, m.ta'ned th~ h--....,.,.......... group presented a play. new oflicers, lnclnding Mrs. An offering was taken to help William swatzel, president; defray expenses of the sch~l. 1 Mrs. Roy Reuter, vice presiThr handicraft work of the chil-. dent; Mn. Bruce Stalnaker, sedren wa• displayed. cretary; and Miss Myrtis Kay Parker, treasurer. call us for 'llte Installation oervlce fol· pr•crlptlon . MrYictl lowed a picnic attended b1 Mr · and rs. Walton, Mr. and Mra. Roy Reuter, Mr. and Mrs. Richtird Rupe, Mr. and Mrs. Jobll Werry, Mrs. Swatzel, Mr. and MASON - "Re-Discover Man 1Mrs. Karl Krautter, Mr. and Power" was tho theme of the Mrs. Ted Downie, Mr. and Mrs. wscs meeting Monday evening c: E. Blakeslee, Mrs. Cha•les at the Mason Methndlst Church. Persinger, Mrs. Jean Wamer, Mrs. John Sisson was in charge. Miss Parker, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lester Zerkle~ ·the pres!- Bruce Stalnaker. dent conducted a abort business! meeting. The group voted to Pomeroy Group to .ontrlbute $50 to Stephen Bur- Atterul Convention ""'· a former member ·ol ~~ I M•mbers ot the Pomeroy COD· Yon can have complete cQnl Roger Perry' .nnd . DORCAS Meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Lyons, the Dorcas Ctrcle selected ~he Rev. and Mrs. Hugh W. Smltlt and family of Hong Kong, China. ctrcle also took on !h_e proJect of rememberlng restdents of Meigs County Infirmary. .Plans were made during the meeting presided ovo;r by Mrs. Milton Hood for a plcnlcdlto be held July at Mid eport park. In"Keep thetheWindows Op- proc~~ betn~ u~ :~; en" show will begin at 7:311 p. m. to giJ.practical examples . of I the Elffel Tower and in the of .. The Eastern band will play and how <ll!ristians can apply Bible Tomb. There was a Vtslt to \or- ed. And fl~a y ~ ~lSI th t0\1 nlllples in their lives. Larry sailles and the castle of I h e ISland ?' Caprt e ore e . :: Is the presiding min- kings where the treaty of peace I hour fltght back to Lowsvllle. slrUmentat group, and Teresa bttr of the Chltlicotlte congre-1 between the Ames and GermaI 'I to "Expo g.-lion. ny was signed in 1919. Most recent v st ors I Buckl<y. who will do a tao rou- ''rhe climax of the event was In Italy they tossed coins in '67" Mr. and Mrs. rehearsal for the is lent will ·tile public showmg of the tech- the Fountain of Trevi and were Fry, son, n be held on Saturday. July qnloolor film. "God Cannot Lie" among 20,000 people in the Rose Marte Hackett. e. group hen tlte attendance owelled to courtyard for the blessing of the took m the hlghis at Nl:::ra The film depleted the en- Pope at the Vatican. There was Falls _and Buffalo, N. Y. ore tire story of the Bible It In- a day of sightseeing in Florence reurnmg home Tuesday. wer~ thel~ ·Y . . d h . miJsJo orne naries to be remembered .with gifts during the year~!ll'• ' : lecled at Tuesday I me ings of the the B. H. Sanbltrn Mlaslonary S<>clety .of the MlddiePQrt F!Jrst Baptist Church. Jl'orelgn an lloe/lkh At Confeljnce • I By Charlene ~ I ;Missionaries of Foreign, ;::.::1~~~t~:!! Ha·.me :Named by Circles g~~f~§~i;!~ · T 1: ' · corner C L--Ie••Hoeflich, Tel. 992-5292 ' ' .t' Community. 1 Talent lnvi(ed ' .~ ,.. Socl·ety ...by . ,• ' "' ..• I 'I '\ ' \ .·•· . ' f I \ ~~ �~ :; lririip~~,.,:r~0 > '" Der,f.roaanee ' I "- ' ~ •r ' J\ Under .the IJ)Onsonbip·,of 't h t Commerce, the Chaperon will leave Tuesday on a four· hour pubbe 8 diversion of the boat f'rom any chamber mem· and Nelson'• Drugs In ' ' '" REGATTA WEEKEND - qTho June ~-25 Big Bend R~atta activities got uncliorway on Friday of. temoon with a colorful porade . ~d an exciting frog jumping contest. Tho obove pholos show scenes from ' • . .' . , th United States are in P~meroy this weekend compel· 'BQAT MCES l.. S,l)lled,boat racm.l~om tbroug~out hi eboat races A $2 500 11urse is proVIded by tbeJ'omeroy in hi' .\l!e· 'Mj,I!-East u·;s: dutboll)'d DtvlStonal fllampwns P. . Tbe;above boto shOws one of the racers gettln_g ctf.mmr tif Commerce sponsor of lhe regatta weekend actuvlties. Racmg'Pwill continue today from 12:30 until ·r ,...... .,"v to move out In the Ohio River. for the Saturday afternoon races, .~ " ,. · 5 p.m. ' ' eoch of the events. Pictured, left to right, aro Jock Canoy, president of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, sponsor of the three-day event, giving tho Pomeroy Oddlellows Lodge the Pomeroy C of C tro- • 10 Novel to 100 Law Suits VOL1 2 NO. 21 ' ' ... ' ' �~ :; lririip~~,.,:r~0 > '" Der,f.roaanee ' I "- ' ~ •r ' J\ Under .the IJ)Onsonbip·,of 't h t Commerce, the Chaperon will leave Tuesday on a four· hour pubbe 8 diversion of the boat f'rom any chamber mem· and Nelson'• Drugs In ' ' '" REGATTA WEEKEND - qTho June ~-25 Big Bend R~atta activities got uncliorway on Friday of. temoon with a colorful porade . ~d an exciting frog jumping contest. Tho obove pholos show scenes from ' • . .' . , th United States are in P~meroy this weekend compel· 'BQAT MCES l.. S,l)lled,boat racm.l~om tbroug~out hi eboat races A $2 500 11urse is proVIded by tbeJ'omeroy in hi' .\l!e· 'Mj,I!-East u·;s: dutboll)'d DtvlStonal fllampwns P. . Tbe;above boto shOws one of the racers gettln_g ctf.mmr tif Commerce sponsor of lhe regatta weekend actuvlties. Racmg'Pwill continue today from 12:30 until ·r ,...... .,"v to move out In the Ohio River. for the Saturday afternoon races, .~ " ,. · 5 p.m. ' ' eoch of the events. Pictured, left to right, aro Jock Canoy, president of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce, sponsor of the three-day event, giving tho Pomeroy Oddlellows Lodge the Pomeroy C of C tro- • 10 Novel to 100 Law Suits VOL1 2 NO. 21 ' ' ... ' ' �l . \ J '• ' '! I IJ I .; { ,,(' ,. 5-The SUnday_Times-Senllllel, Sunday, June 2~. 1~·-· · ' • ominee· yf~ "t·: Just '' \ ' ' 1!: 'ilin·lllhlll,,:._o. ... .. , ' ·' ~s f . ,;· . j Betwe~n ~bring two large_~vered dish· Club. BY PAT HOUCK ~J)auail~~l31'· >ill( Its naturel .. .at ]J · cqntractora Js amona them end tt 1~, in the tli,Q\aght ilt:as...cJe~~>. Wilen an iniiialt to act ol· illltrlbuting what it calli 1 boater· t~ spori?:Qf},J!Ga~ aeti in cloH asHcr• · ~··· bli·'' 'Ibis, is about 15 by 21 Inches and eel tlon with ,waiq•, lje d!SeOvers that ln most made of p,lastJc lltcni ellOIIIh to keep et$•;rust: tlii_q~l\r\:JJ• ttl!~. ~··- · 1. , . \1:'1 );lotUeur cana !rom bursllDJ ~rough ·Along Ule<liio'res, the wash ~eepa und the bottom. On It ]J tbe ~uest, Carry < and dlrl la :fUSpenston. In the harbors, me .aahore." , .. . . . man-distributed junk is added to the al· 'nlll'f are good stronr plpiie bags ready stirred up debris !rom tile bottom arourif~ ·, eveiywhero. Take one a)ong 1h t to create via•~ that ls more syrup tl!ln nR.t ·' e you go lllhma or boattna. crystal. All r'.to•• frequently lt has an ·un.\nt Is .comfortllla for bo8ters, too, to pleasant odor •• welL · kno'if at Governor James Rbodea ataned Papm, bottles and generaU;•Ih lrom , a ."ClJI)I Stream~" blll Jaat week. From hoats is the worst Slow to disintegrate, ·i•·· noW oii ' it won't be so easy to litter ·~ it ,foul' uP. every lake and C<)ve : ,11'h ~A o.1 .Jakel ' ihlt streama. · ' " people aather lor recrealiqp, i , ,,r ·' ,·, Oh, It wlll be q!llle al easy, b~t consid· Don Weaver, of Columl1Us, a- Jt&ti~i!I - erably more expensive. conservation write'} hli-' , 1 good · ldi!a Oftentimes we wonder why there has to whirh •hould be repeated In ·.tvery ·col'llll' , . be ao many Jaws: ., Don't ,do lhll, lhsl, or ol the !BOd :' · the other thing. Simple:· there are so An attempt " beipg ,made to -~ up many people who do - without regnr.d lor the hi ghway s •nd \be, litter.;l>ag :I,: Jl)e ln· others - that tllere h 1 s to be a taw astrument bem~ ~~.;. Wl\y' not a •litterbug gainst this, that, and the other _ thblg. campaign, h• an1 1 .!of lake• as weU as When Earth beoom01 entirely populated highways? Whv not ' lit!frMg for boats? wllh saints, taws wlll be unnecessary, We 11 deve\QJ!S th"t othen'are thinking simJooll'•forward to havina law~ a lona, lona liar thouijj!s. An organization of ·ohIo tilfie. · ·. I or Smart Casual ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT I . Mr. aod Mrs. vernon Fleo· ry, %5 Ganson St., Norlb Toaawouda. New York, aunounce the engagement of tb•lr daughter, Nancy Jane, to Raymood Edward COok• oon of Mr. and Mn. WWie Ceok, Route %, VInton. Miss 1!10111')' 11 a INS &Tnduate of Frallldln Academy of Malo.., New York. Sbe Is emplOyed at General Electric. Mr. Cook Is • 1911 craduate of North Gallla High llcllool. H• Is al· sO a Gentral Elerlrle employee. The wlddlng will be Aaplll 2t. 'lo .lilt t!QnHI'va II )I har4 to Romney · could !Inc boapltaUty among lhem. 11 llociefllltr mM• hia dJI. wttll Goldwatar even The lOili 1111d two Republican ' quill Romney WIDI alllhl WI' 111 opeu boll ol lba Cloltl- water ticket. " ~ . ·'Voice f[om.the.Gr(i~~d ·c:.: ' ' ' ;. il'" ' . .......,... Agonizing R~apprais~l Coming · · n. · . · ., \\~tile the 'lhtn ~.L':fflJ.::.. ~~ pt>rrm-:>P Union po~ icv . ml1\ion<.: or • ' Thus the. ,news . ... .. .. (f~nti-0~! ,· ··. Customers at wt-ole.~ ale ·and llquor sim s sre apparently stocking up for hot wealln!t and- higher prices ahead. So so y~ StJte Liquor Control Director Donald D. Cook. . , Total Ma.y sal e~ · were 910. per C!nt a~ heao ol the rame month m 11166, and well ab0v~ lhe tn1!rease to date in 1967. of 5 . ~9 11er cent. pushed wholmle bt181neas up· by 1.62 per cent lor the period, aild retail ' paekaged· · liquor buyers surpassed that galn, purchasing 9.30 per cent mort then tn May, 1966. I • 1' ' · ' .,I .o Sales for th• first flve mOrlths tll the . , year to\aled $103,822,288.'17, an lfterease , 1 of more than 1ft minion over 11166. • Cook said It was logical to ai!IUme lhat . during the first few montha ol hlgh. ·.Jti.ces wa.IIrt be down' tomevvhat, ubut. W!ill' Ohio's continually growing ·and heat. thy economic climate, we eipeet them to recover by the end of lhe yesr." ·· "This may well be the trend lor otber merchandising llelds wbie!t wiU bo -a!Ject.- , ed by addit!oMI taxes needed to put .mort; money Into our school systems." he· uid. ''' ~ConRUnlers will , probablf otock .up ~ lore higher price. take e.llect, but I'm •sift thtll m01o1 Ohioans not ·be oppos'tateh, knowing that out... e<lu· . syslem needs more money .to demands ol a· lBil-ifowlnc state . ,,, Bold plaids ond CDiorful suip<> are fioshio"*bly "in" the aponsweu scene chis setsoo. , • and Trujooo add the sporty J<l'etft of bond ~ nmps•. Get "in" witb Trujwu, LJ' The !laY:· Jiill be ~· crs and ilitmli~!i!;linu!l ing ~prai~nl;;f !p!elr lax inrl'ejljes WillJII! bolh qunr u~<>rS ':•~ ., rt·-:r'"."f!: '"'"''" LJquor ~. GOPHERS a pockf't book. ·' I ' • Mel!/ ••jlriok, .IIIli roU!i ~ • . ,:~atertlighways C,an Be Kept Clean'Too "'' . Stallley L. 'on Raccoon ea. us ... /r, MGtl lidiJOr "' 1Can!P · Croiek. Each mot~ei< is asdd be furniShed by tbe MDllftr'i 1 !he woai name ill meo·a aboa. COI'HIRS A Casual with Leather Guard.l'o 1\epeU Water and Resist Soiling, $10.95 SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 P.M. USEYOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT ..• "'m ul ou1~ ." ~EIDOROUP~ FAIIIUII COOIIIJIIATES i:tR 1IE -~~ Exquisite Form pub fashion on theinside, rlPt .. MRS. GERALD<McCULLOH next to you, with pretty print coo~ate4 under.la shions. Bra matchet bi.Jd.D! matebel pettiroat Go wild wtlh oot-so-wild flowers playllle it eool un nyl.on trieot, 11 shoQ .f'> -s , WHATJA ~AVE ON THAT ON E, , CH ISLEY 7 •• - rt wltll Hed Motifs ol lhe jachabl• OJ Dowell • length: 'veil " pllclty ol Mist ~ ' .~. ·-···--"--··.!.J' ' ,:, . ' · SHIPMENT! ' MENS and BOYS a . ,' . . ' ' \ i '.II' \ ' ' ' ' .. . '.-"Jt. ' :. ' ' '' ' E-Z ·ROLL HATS ONLY •129 �l . \ J '• ' '! I IJ I .; { ,,(' ,. 5-The SUnday_Times-Senllllel, Sunday, June 2~. 1~·-· · ' • ominee· yf~ "t·: Just '' \ ' ' 1!: 'ilin·lllhlll,,:._o. ... .. , ' ·' ~s f . ,;· . j Betwe~n ~bring two large_~vered dish· Club. BY PAT HOUCK ~J)auail~~l31'· >ill( Its naturel .. .at ]J · cqntractora Js amona them end tt 1~, in the tli,Q\aght ilt:as...cJe~~>. Wilen an iniiialt to act ol· illltrlbuting what it calli 1 boater· t~ spori?:Qf},J!Ga~ aeti in cloH asHcr• · ~··· bli·'' 'Ibis, is about 15 by 21 Inches and eel tlon with ,waiq•, lje d!SeOvers that ln most made of p,lastJc lltcni ellOIIIh to keep et$•;rust: tlii_q~l\r\:JJ• ttl!~. ~··- · 1. , . \1:'1 );lotUeur cana !rom bursllDJ ~rough ·Along Ule<liio'res, the wash ~eepa und the bottom. On It ]J tbe ~uest, Carry < and dlrl la :fUSpenston. In the harbors, me .aahore." , .. . . . man-distributed junk is added to the al· 'nlll'f are good stronr plpiie bags ready stirred up debris !rom tile bottom arourif~ ·, eveiywhero. Take one a)ong 1h t to create via•~ that ls more syrup tl!ln nR.t ·' e you go lllhma or boattna. crystal. All r'.to•• frequently lt has an ·un.\nt Is .comfortllla for bo8ters, too, to pleasant odor •• welL · kno'if at Governor James Rbodea ataned Papm, bottles and generaU;•Ih lrom , a ."ClJI)I Stream~" blll Jaat week. From hoats is the worst Slow to disintegrate, ·i•·· noW oii ' it won't be so easy to litter ·~ it ,foul' uP. every lake and C<)ve : ,11'h ~A o.1 .Jakel ' ihlt streama. · ' " people aather lor recrealiqp, i , ,,r ·' ,·, Oh, It wlll be q!llle al easy, b~t consid· Don Weaver, of Columl1Us, a- Jt&ti~i!I - erably more expensive. conservation write'} hli-' , 1 good · ldi!a Oftentimes we wonder why there has to whirh •hould be repeated In ·.tvery ·col'llll' , . be ao many Jaws: ., Don't ,do lhll, lhsl, or ol the !BOd :' · the other thing. Simple:· there are so An attempt " beipg ,made to -~ up many people who do - without regnr.d lor the hi ghway s •nd \be, litter.;l>ag :I,: Jl)e ln· others - that tllere h 1 s to be a taw astrument bem~ ~~.;. Wl\y' not a •litterbug gainst this, that, and the other _ thblg. campaign, h• an1 1 .!of lake• as weU as When Earth beoom01 entirely populated highways? Whv not ' lit!frMg for boats? wllh saints, taws wlll be unnecessary, We 11 deve\QJ!S th"t othen'are thinking simJooll'•forward to havina law~ a lona, lona liar thouijj!s. An organization of ·ohIo tilfie. · ·. I or Smart Casual ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT I . Mr. aod Mrs. vernon Fleo· ry, %5 Ganson St., Norlb Toaawouda. New York, aunounce the engagement of tb•lr daughter, Nancy Jane, to Raymood Edward COok• oon of Mr. and Mn. WWie Ceok, Route %, VInton. Miss 1!10111')' 11 a INS &Tnduate of Frallldln Academy of Malo.., New York. Sbe Is emplOyed at General Electric. Mr. Cook Is • 1911 craduate of North Gallla High llcllool. H• Is al· sO a Gentral Elerlrle employee. The wlddlng will be Aaplll 2t. 'lo .lilt t!QnHI'va II )I har4 to Romney · could !Inc boapltaUty among lhem. 11 llociefllltr mM• hia dJI. wttll Goldwatar even The lOili 1111d two Republican ' quill Romney WIDI alllhl WI' 111 opeu boll ol lba Cloltl- water ticket. " ~ . ·'Voice f[om.the.Gr(i~~d ·c:.: ' ' ' ;. il'" ' . .......,... Agonizing R~apprais~l Coming · · n. · . · ., \\~tile the 'lhtn ~.L':fflJ.::.. ~~ pt>rrm-:>P Union po~ icv . ml1\ion<.: or • ' Thus the. ,news . ... .. .. (f~nti-0~! ,· ··. Customers at wt-ole.~ ale ·and llquor sim s sre apparently stocking up for hot wealln!t and- higher prices ahead. So so y~ StJte Liquor Control Director Donald D. Cook. . , Total Ma.y sal e~ · were 910. per C!nt a~ heao ol the rame month m 11166, and well ab0v~ lhe tn1!rease to date in 1967. of 5 . ~9 11er cent. pushed wholmle bt181neas up· by 1.62 per cent lor the period, aild retail ' paekaged· · liquor buyers surpassed that galn, purchasing 9.30 per cent mort then tn May, 1966. I • 1' ' · ' .,I .o Sales for th• first flve mOrlths tll the . , year to\aled $103,822,288.'17, an lfterease , 1 of more than 1ft minion over 11166. • Cook said It was logical to ai!IUme lhat . during the first few montha ol hlgh. ·.Jti.ces wa.IIrt be down' tomevvhat, ubut. W!ill' Ohio's continually growing ·and heat. thy economic climate, we eipeet them to recover by the end of lhe yesr." ·· "This may well be the trend lor otber merchandising llelds wbie!t wiU bo -a!Ject.- , ed by addit!oMI taxes needed to put .mort; money Into our school systems." he· uid. ''' ~ConRUnlers will , probablf otock .up ~ lore higher price. take e.llect, but I'm •sift thtll m01o1 Ohioans not ·be oppos'tateh, knowing that out... e<lu· . syslem needs more money .to demands ol a· lBil-ifowlnc state . ,,, Bold plaids ond CDiorful suip<> are fioshio"*bly "in" the aponsweu scene chis setsoo. , • and Trujooo add the sporty J<l'etft of bond ~ nmps•. Get "in" witb Trujwu, LJ' The !laY:· Jiill be ~· crs and ilitmli~!i!;linu!l ing ~prai~nl;;f !p!elr lax inrl'ejljes WillJII! bolh qunr u~<>rS ':•~ ., rt·-:r'"."f!: '"'"''" LJquor ~. GOPHERS a pockf't book. ·' I ' • Mel!/ ••jlriok, .IIIli roU!i ~ • . ,:~atertlighways C,an Be Kept Clean'Too "'' . Stallley L. 'on Raccoon ea. us ... /r, MGtl lidiJOr "' 1Can!P · Croiek. Each mot~ei< is asdd be furniShed by tbe MDllftr'i 1 !he woai name ill meo·a aboa. COI'HIRS A Casual with Leather Guard.l'o 1\epeU Water and Resist Soiling, $10.95 SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 P.M. USEYOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT ..• "'m ul ou1~ ." ~EIDOROUP~ FAIIIUII COOIIIJIIATES i:tR 1IE -~~ Exquisite Form pub fashion on theinside, rlPt .. MRS. GERALD<McCULLOH next to you, with pretty print coo~ate4 under.la shions. Bra matchet bi.Jd.D! matebel pettiroat Go wild wtlh oot-so-wild flowers playllle it eool un nyl.on trieot, 11 shoQ .f'> -s , WHATJA ~AVE ON THAT ON E, , CH ISLEY 7 •• - rt wltll Hed Motifs ol lhe jachabl• OJ Dowell • length: 'veil " pllclty ol Mist ~ ' .~. ·-···--"--··.!.J' ' ,:, . ' · SHIPMENT! ' MENS and BOYS a . ,' . . ' ' \ i '.II' \ ' ' ' ' .. . '.-"Jt. ' :. ' ' '' ' E-Z ·ROLL HATS ONLY •129 �I' ' I ', I ' .. 1 1 1~ 9fer 60 Girl·ScOfltt"AtftntHiol/i(l, . ~.: I::~tr;,~llt:! Mason Day_ Camp at McCormicks .he 1, ooq.commlmoned olllet11 ' 'fi!' ~!!'!"!~~"Ill! I!_ I~' ' !.,- j l ' l • I ; ' l j I ,, . :· i 3t~ldc;h~~: a;~:estr7~: C:ookouf At a lQ Eve t5 G· Gardt11 Center All Enrollm~11ts Sltould Be Completed Now. Olllld KloWII and Acow~es. '1'111 lourlh lfUI Gypsy unit by Mra, Karen Ralhburn. wat 1vc1 by Ml'l. Charles Kuhn, Wr~~llor Coli 67 for For hlr weddlnc trip 1111 111111«1 by CarollQt Boggs and lnloriMIIGn & dlitl"' brldt obtnltd to I lwo-plaDO Cathy Oarllon. 'lbt fifth and pink, white and 0111111 Unon 1!1th irDdl unit ntmfd them· O.lllpolia Buelnaa lull With plnk ICOIQQtiN. Shl IIIVP "'1111 Blfdl" and WB! led College WOII lhl ODrlllllt lr0111 her brill- by Mr1. Nell l.fcMohon, assi~ 11 bouquet. IJd by April Brandebllrry and 16 l.ocu.l ' Gllllpoll• The aewlyw!ldl wUI ba Bllr-_..•.i&-iiiii;iliiiiiiiOiiiiiit --~·- - ----=-~ - =-~home to thutrl' frtendt ql 111\to Third Aveuue, Galltpolls. Mrs. anco Is a l!HI5 gradu· · ~ 'te of Ga!lia Academy High • FOR _Her present employ· WOR n.ent " secretary for Atty. Willl~m Sower&. ,;.~ Tht bridegroom gradualld ,. from Gallia Academy in l!IM dkioot- <hok and iB employed at the Central •..a.-. Rurrocl Operating Co. of the P h i II p --~··· durSporn Plant, New Haven, w. Va. ~;:~.: ~.'::'~ OUt of town 81JOita were Mr. ..... AS II dHu and Mrs. Granville ~·arley of ...... I...., Whitesville, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Jaek l'alnter, Whll~svllle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kttlllten. Mn. ~aries Planta, ColtUJl~UB and Mrs. Terry Byers, Mlddlt- 601·2nll Avt. Gtlllpolla Ph. 4~291 4 H Lassl'es SMELTZER We do!1 ,.-· .·· ; - - ---- l Monument . . I Y DICK TlfOMAI GAWPOLIS -:- Befort liD aJ.. "Rev1rl11," tbt orpn. .r.;.' ,, 4d!e1POLIS _ Wlth the Foul'th of July ju~t around tar <leooralod will! Dowers and played 1111 tiona! :~ '·tlle'.' Ciet;· tiDd ultliDillcance .to our Nationlli Heritage, cane!~~· Mtu Cberyl Tayl~r, IDBtQb ~ ·~ Plrlocl l.ovt, i •tr · 0 ly 'fltt.in& to ihare with you Sidney L. DeLove'1 dau;;,,.er ~f Mr. IUid Mr1. Cl1t1- d111'i111 Ilia Oll'flllOIII'· l li'· sttijjg "Can Wi Wave the Fla& Too Much?" ton Taylor. Rodney, became the The lllluro~ Wll t ; , · ,1 To the b~·t of 'Illy knowledge thia article ha_l never bride of Charlea Vanw, 101 of_wltb balktll ;01 pink lnd Whlll appeared In till area rtewopaper. It waa written m reply Mr. and Mrs. Joo Vanco, Rt. I, Chenelaa D~oe an'd the lamtto a ti~t~por of DeLovf's Know Your History 'Hour, Dec. Thurman. ' ly ptWI • makncl w!th . -30, ijl66, wllo wrote: "Your progr&lJ!I ara wonderful Tho W\'dll!ng ceremotl)' took white u~ WJ. buty6uare-wavirigtbe!lagto0 much.' plact al tbt Rodney 114etbodlsl GIVen m tJlarnage by her "Can We Wave the Fla& 1'oo A!uch,'' iii an American ChurFiJ, June 10, at 6:30 p. m. lher, the bride was radiant • Clanle compared to !he immortal Gettysbur" Address. Tilt Rev. ~ B. Mms wn a ballerina lengtfl ;:. N:!l-vi! · 11 ~lr!Q.ilc:- activity been tnore timely or.!ppr0: the officillllni mlnllter for !111 gown. of chantilly lace ,. ~· ·· · Ill tlica\ unnt· 1 doubt• rlnll llllpl\11111. ed wtth loJtl sleeves ~ _- f..\ 'll')l c Our great republic, tht ~nosen William H. Sowers preHnlo to ~aua polttjl over tl\e ,JIIfl ~ ~~ wai firol l lnlant de,tmed to bt m~ • last •d "Leibeilraum," "Becauoe,• Tha bodlcl lwao tmpiro deli.. ,IA..ft , . 10 a ,c o'lll• · remtnnmg hope for suffermg hu· "Traumerl," "AI DawnltJi," with white latin bow and p ~ •wavll!llll k, mM!ty • a shmmg beacon of "The Lord's 11 Imed with ,eed .pearls. A ·. • ' · -~ iillllbnl lllbt, noblt and glonou.s, the - let tapering over the slim ~-: ~- holl- hmn b' tbt oppressed, • n_d fashioned tta beet. . #iill.> . ·IIJO P1Jbll06- perMaUIId end truly GodS gtft The bride'J viii Wll ·m..,_ · ~A,..J; ooeuiGIII, to mankind. Have length, bouffant silk illusion , and more !ban 10 millioil co~ 'lbal Is whit the flag_ meano ', ID place by a circular ; . '· ' tes have beea mail!ld tree to to me. Can we wave 11 too Fa11grounds piece wvend with Jlmnera. ~· mlll!h! I doD~ think so. IIICO and ~ pearl1. · "Cin Wt Wave Ute F Ia GAWPOLI/! - 'nlt t.H bouquet was a wltlle _ '1W NUcbt--. - sles met at the Junior eorsa11e ..mlllldecl by wh t 1 15 It possible to wave file -Grotlllde Tuesday eventnslor carnations and stephanolls :po""rl"'.;;;;;===iiillli-~~; 1 fla~ ,_.,. PNvl4ld. t wokoul and short bollllnou by a whl~ satin bow. 1r CO!II'88;it you wavt It with tng. The fii'OUP COQked a Mlii Shal'Oil Vancq #I'Yecl •s inlfig; ;!I 11 lll'lil~M " .A- . for Utelr Outdoor Coolrel')' maid o! honor. ller dreSI was dy ~ r; or Sllakespeare too _ jet;!. Th~.. aJio wor~d on 1treet leu~lh of pink erepe covmuiJI\t · .~II poJJ!blt lo rellCIIIII outdoor.. ~iiokery Pl"i«t bookt. erod by a ~Ink lace overlay. Biillr too )nucil?, n The Lassi&l did Vtey much the '!lte bodice wao empire styled, rhe 1111'1, lbt pod, I ~;• ~L same at a cookout they beld Her veil WI!' pink illi!SIQn ~eld true. art ~~~IU!It far '(1.· cently at lilt roadside ~· In place by a pint satin bow. S•lir:t"tl' • I alii 'p r. I.. - .. Jayne MUis pve a She carried • 1101111&81 of pink sln·n . I btllovtllllll lit art · S _.... , stratlon on how to ~PIII'I delllel bacbd by a IJce e~let. ""' nln& teflllll .UiDIIIIIo . t.i' UJh..y .. · cook baked be1111 over an Charles l'lanta or Columbus n•orl' tt1D!IPMLEY AND RALPH R ltre. Each member woe the beil man. Ushers were :: · union at Poplar Rldi• Church. , >nd cooked their own wayne Sltefla Rio Grandt and ~terns , to ma IIIII we art Baiket dinner ~~ noon. All / cheese sandWich. A food com· Norman Kelley, Gallipolis. ,l·celoplnf il:.l¥4hdW. \" Itt. re!Stlvea and frtanda Invited. , mlllee wa1 apPOinted lor a The brllii's mother WOll .~'"'d or eve• apo ogetlcobout TODDLERS TO TASSELS 1cookout ~etrt Tueoday tl Mfl. dee pink sleeveless shelith II ' wa"'"g lha ~ ~ w~ . .~!hers Lelli\le plcmc at IPersln&er'l. Kay HaJJidno pr• er/e drelll with white 1001"·'1 . '''"' up and dowti'tlie streets lake Alma. Lunch served at 1 sented Melanie Fisher a card 1 H white !! ' ''" the Fo urlh of·Juty 11t1d coun1, l p.m. Brmg · · I SOuoB. er corsage was table serv1r<, and graduation present from 1 11 • tl:e flags. It is our nation's ! drink and covered dish. I the club and momberl. ea;: :~~, lh 1 · birthday, a sacred day m world 1 SAUNDI!RS REUNION at I were made for aJwlmmln& d ed r 1~~ mod erwhl,te :1 h•.story, the most important day CQtP.IJlUnity hall In Rodney, 1 ty to be hold In Ju'" u an twrei8_ ndra '¥'1thawhn1,_ \ ..--:·• ts'l!'! tile n· . . !1.. . AD Y o-pteee eu w ~ of Arne;~· .""y . c. . te .a_.,...c~ djnner at noon. rt- tor·club visit with 1111 Gy r cesJorles and she, too, wore flylli&.. IIP • ~ IJ!iillllf , -'lll(vat and friends lnvlled. 10opes. another t.H club. white canjatloti eorsase. from every Ito~ and building· M d Membera pr111nt were: Immediately following 1h ThtB -- ~ ll~llld• ·II on ay Houl Melanie Fllh.r D a w edd' · sinmg rvulence "of cait~eroiis, Club 7:30p.m at Meth· eurr),, Pam Ml!ltlod, J.y n : .. 1;!1 t;~:Y c~ttrch. pstrlotll ·~ lili ·ll ,tlit , ttllfl Cl>urclJ. • . Coonen, Mll'll Hanton, brlde'e table featured a lbr<Je·ll tiered we4dl cake to-_. 1 S)'!llbo] of~ tll~nll . 11111\y. CENTENARY Grange at I P· Hanson, Susan Mllll, Connie · tl' lflllil iJirll ''ctt ·our tindtlllf Ill. atlbo Grange htll Annual vis Ka._, Herdway llJ · •~""' devotion w our wuntry. 11 inapectton will Ito held. La- kin'•· Ja nt Milli, ~k tradiUona! bride and groom- II stando lor lhl boot that It In Ul i dill, brlnl ~It, salad and cold """'"' !, n and y Pink c~nCies In white hol~ers 0011111l ' "' """"""'er n , "-ink ....,.,. "' and whtte linen tablecloth com-- 11 for Ioya I•n ~ • . 1 r. · Johnoon. tad th · 1 1 faith in deQi4:ntcy. • ,.(,. · N!)RTH GALUA BAN~ .... , ... ..... pi• I' ovety aetl Ill· ' ' ..~A. . . . .wo sue... pre.... were cake Wll ~lrclod "'· I 8 1rllandill Jon I our llig • "Yll "' • ~ """"'"R& will meet al. lhl Mra MOIIIIJlln and Marissa f Ink dille "' '' 0 P 1 1· tho United stetello!<;:Aftericat I lli&h School Cafeteria, T:IO p. Mo;chl. Dou It POI' '• IIptltioltl '·man'r -- m. All parents of bllhd Jlu· AvdiiOI'I wera Mrt. Johnson, Mr1. PPU)' &hooto and Mrs. (lfoatest, nobleot, most sublime, dents, please attend. Mr1. Milia, and Mra. Pmlnger. ~~a M~~:nd•e~~c~':.~::ll dfoam! Is 11 not thezenatn of , Tut~~t!uv . '1111 t.H Lllllel New• R.. • Y atiHPnment. •tlto goo!. to whkh~ AMERICAN LEGION IAUXtJ.. porter II Karen Hardway. punoll. Gulltl Wll'f 1'1~=~ ~~ 11 gon~raliona have :•opirod? · fARY UNIT NO. 27 will miOI - - Ladies ltnd gentlemen. I be- at l.eflon Hall, 7:30 p.m. SMELTZER ' lieve tt 1s time rot us - for tho ANN JUDSON BIBLE CLASS membere and advloors held I , mad: rushillg Tlo•ntleth Cen- of First Blptisl Church will picnic II tha Stata Park. After I tury Amerir.nn _ to stop for 1 m 1 1 7.30 th h I tho po.:nlc, club members work- / •• a · p.m. a1 0 ' me td · oJ II I I to I I mtitllenl and think. Let ·11'1 ,.. of Mrs. Jack Carter, Rl. 211. Ill concon a on. ry ng ge ' I• reslllllt' near fOI'orcntiai admlr· MERCERVILLE GRANGH; tht lplrlt of I -Qu~ga board to ' t Hoeflich Stanley A. Saunders _=· • CommunitY. Corner confidence In . · v ' E h d Wedd l ng ·OW S XC ange , l IN OUR TOWN I You·can have 1 ' ' · · , OAW~OL!J - ·over 60 Girl Nancy Grace. '1111 Qa6ille unll, ill char(• b! o!flcer recordi. - kNtl from Galllpollt and Pt. called "The Lost Pl!lfs," WBI II!' JP J veteran ~I aearlr 11 Pluunt atttnded the Gallia • lecl by Mr1. Thoma• Shaffer, y•arlo In the ·Air Force and II Milo~ Of oamp at Pete Me- a11l.ttd 6y ljanoy Clark. pr•sently residing with his wife Comtlak'a f~m thla past week. 'l'rii!WIIIIon to and !rom and two chi!Qren In Fairborn, Nature alud,V, hlldlljl, cook. camp .wu tumlthed by the where . thllf have lived ainct m,, 1!'11 and ora~. wllh natur. leldl!'f and parants and was heir rttiii'JI ftom a.o o\lei'leaa II Qllterllll, ftq Dll'emonies, caONtlnalld by Mrs. J. Gordon ~•18nmenl ~I Clark AB. ·_PhUtP. lll!llnl ~~ lll!lny other activi. Glbirl, Special. thanks from aU pines. Sgt. ~hllllpo Is marrfe4 UN oooupltd lha tlr~ from t day camper• 10 to Mr. "Pete" to the •former Barbara Hanna a.m. unu a p.m. I. Cadette un. Ma<lormldc .IIIlo ~ifected .traf- Ill R, J), a, lllllwell,. ll buill a prlmlil\'t campslff no and conduolld 'Wildlife tours ·· whtl'l thl)' oam]lld overnight around hit yml fllll ~den~ In · Tbllrtday, AnolhM' unit of fill~ ldditloa lo donaUnfllll' OJOIPand alxlh ll'adlrl al1o s ~ e n I olte. 'l'llurldly nlfhl In oarno . MJ't, Ronald Ho111111, District SOT. PllJU,IP& AdviiOI' or Rooky LtiiJts Coun- ·T-Sgt, Jerry L. 'PIIillll!_l, 110n ell, dlreoted the day camp. ':'he of Mr. IUid Mrt. Ca~l Pbimpe of rell ollht. tlalf wert volun· Bidwtll bu bHn prolllolld 10 INI'I trom GaiUpolla and con- tbe grade of Mlilhlr Serseant tlllld of the lollowlllj me111- tn lht Air Forn, with thl . tl· bert1 nuru and 1111tura consult, lllillivt dtll to bt .MnOQnced. Qtt, Mra, . Thomu P r i c e, Sfl. Phllllpt Jt GU!',rtr-llv ,,.. Brownie Unit leld~ra, lllr!. EJ. tllllltd to lht Air J!'oree 1111~ ' dilll Wuorch and Mra. Jam e •l,.i'---iiiiiiliiililiiiilli-;[ Roblnton, Ullltad by Senior PALLTIItM ' 81101111, lllllen Taylor and eon. Begins Sept;·:12 GA.UJI'OIJS - Some 50011 will be enlarged upoa lhroughl • W91M11 bill ~ I bl thl 111t ol ~.. 'IIOI'IIIIP, Vll'rld . ~~:UI qqe iu a week· drama, muslc·and ~. lcrlg study ohllvtatioo tn ~ Faur mlljOI' llllPhPls wW be toJDporary IOC!IIty and mllllll presented. 'lbf)' an: 'fecllllolo-: toward !'OCOI!c!Uall® at 1 he gy - SJW<ee uploratloo, lldvan.l 1!167 Triennial NaUOJIIl, Mee~ ces ,,ln biOlogy and automatkmi · ms of United ~byterlan Wo- 81 toroes for lood and evU; : m•n. The Triennial wW be held Social Revolution - rtaliOill be-! June 27 - July I on tbt cempus hind worldwide IKICial, _ _ , or Purdue Unlvmlty, We s t ic and poUtical chanp and re-i LafayettQ. Ind. sponsibla QJrlstian atUIUd•e i A major pUPpOse or the mee~ and actions; Youth - brtlf8lnt 1 lllf w\11 be lo make evident and tbt t~Q~~Wa~ pp; ·pI a C l i cnmpcllin& the meaning of I witll jutlict and how women ! God's gift of rteOQCiliaUon thru can be actlvt supporters of th!J i Christ and the ways In which concept. ., twentieth ~IIU'l' Chrlotl.., .. '!bole attllldlnl lroln 1111 lo-[ <'an '\ieiieytT. accept it, share ' cal district are Mrs. Merrill I il. dt!d' Uve ' 11.· : Evans, Mrs. Wayne Ogdin and [ The theme of the UPW's third Mrs. Robert Wll!Hln ,md Mrs./ ;, "No ·Lorjser Strangers." It Clay Howell of JackHD. ' ' United Presbyterian Women Ncrtionol : 1Mee(ing To Explf»'• Ret:oneiliation I ' ' - I Monument BETTER 01!:'8118 152 Third ,.Ave, O•lllpoll1, Ohio Ph. 446-1177 = ,_a.- The French City Press , I 'I -, llt~ tllftiUf by tho Rocl< If fPOIWfll Ai•• ~,. of porltlon, Barre, Vermont tcJ ._nilltht publil>tfllrltd wrvlco offered by ont of Its outstondltll - Deelers, ,,. ' FARMERS lANK . THE c•••• " CJJ!EAT "1 FiiENDI ' OPEN f.IDAY NIOH1$ 5r00 to 7:00 THE FARMERS lANK llld SA VINGI . .. CO. - Mf.., ,.,.,., · -........... ~~~-~ f.D.I.C . PtMtROY, 0, '!UPS ,,,, j ,, Gnrden Center ation of mater ial ctuccer.s 1 n d~ _7:30 p.m. Mt'mbers, plea•• ~ answer their questions. T h t returq tq the !Jiiritual and eth, present to present dtlret. evonlnl Wll brought t'o a c,lose ical vnluos. Lot u• imbue and GALLIPOLIS CHAPTER Or· by I manlunaU~~as~· - ­ rPk 1~ dl " in nu rscfve1 and o u r der of Eastern Star potluo~ ­ children the so-called old-fash-r dinner. 6 p.m. i nn~'d w r· nf p.1trlotistn. a burn-! RJO GRI\NOE MO'm'ERS r. 'g devotion to tho ·principles. LEAGUE will bold a family ;mci 1dP':!.!• 11110n which our coun.ll picnic at tho homo of Mr. and . j '' . t trv w"' founded . Shoul1! n~'f f'Very home : _ :~nd prnutfl~· own ! di 9plav fhP ;_•olor. Mr1. Deimao Baughman at & Brlnra covered dl1h and PJ!l· t~lr 'erviCfl . ; . • "" holldav-Wtdntsdly ,,, ton;'t l•n'l "" ~a. •'•trick PYTHIAN SISTERS 7:!0 . .,. H•Qr)' . Jf' tl d ~ · m i ' P , \ Walhinaton, Nathan Halo, Get- SPR7NGFIELD GRANGE ~T I -~~~burg •nd Valley Forgo, Puul 8 p.m. Little Kyger Gnne• I ll"'•r•. Jack"'n and the other , will be pre•enl and pre~nt lll''At men ond women w:o have tho prograrn. Rprlngflold lilt''" '" nur her~toge . Whrn Granee Lad lea brl I 11 YOV ' look 'Ill '"" flag ran't YQU, •andwlch.,, and C<JI; drl~::· s~ the AI a m"' . Corregtdor; PACK !I!S CubacauiJ, polluc~ 1 '"'I ll orhor, tho Momtor and j plc~lc 0 Fortlfl , 11 1!11! " n ¥emm:u·" Lest we c on • . , 1 . ' ( "People Who Know Buy Bigelow r forl{ttT ''"'I th' flag Floodm Plolda " p.m. Parenti lnd cubo are . ' urged to attend. B:llaan. Jwo J1ma, Normandy, AODISON MIT!fOP!I'I' W!, P oe Hulh and navy Crockett? CS 1 m 11 ,.,. to·-•-· · p. · ~.. ,.,..,..•. · ! ., c ~rea t even t• or our p1 • t 1' , . , tit ,...,., 111., '",.. " nnd ""' t ar• wrapped up In Q II -~':If:' "~ton " our Ong, u on Sa/ fllr ,,, 1 littlofrtPhl< ,. · II Is btll of thle bl••ld GINn Tllfl'fl 4-H Ifill, GIN Ill fHIJ, lll'lrool nalloil; a nl1111nduatry.ldu- Durln1 1111 mllllnf of the MAKI• . tatiOn and mme...,,, Million• 7·Ttln Sll~hlll'l, a qull on safe, 22 A••· 15 GAI.LDN ' · llf lertJle 1 are mll11, wheal- ty was llYn by Karla Beal. Phone U15 SPRAY _ _ lanQI, COil . , Jleel planta. FollowiJ!I Ilia mtelini. club _ _...;G;.;•I;;;IIpo=li"~Oh;;;;Jo.__ ,.__ _ _ _ _ __ 1,.,lrr.; • ·' TAWNEY STUDIO s..nt ./ ... I . \. ..... eatiiiJ I Carpet'1 Jrom LARRY1S • • , ., ,,/', ' ' WAYSIDE FURNITURE 3rd. I Olive Sta. · Golllpolla, Ohio .,~ -· Ph. 446.1130 .. ) , �I' ' I ', I ' .. 1 1 1~ 9fer 60 Girl·ScOfltt"AtftntHiol/i(l, . ~.: I::~tr;,~llt:! Mason Day_ Camp at McCormicks .he 1, ooq.commlmoned olllet11 ' 'fi!' ~!!'!"!~~"Ill! I!_ I~' ' !.,- j l ' l • I ; ' l j I ,, . :· i 3t~ldc;h~~: a;~:estr7~: C:ookouf At a lQ Eve t5 G· Gardt11 Center All Enrollm~11ts Sltould Be Completed Now. Olllld KloWII and Acow~es. '1'111 lourlh lfUI Gypsy unit by Mra, Karen Ralhburn. wat 1vc1 by Ml'l. Charles Kuhn, Wr~~llor Coli 67 for For hlr weddlnc trip 1111 111111«1 by CarollQt Boggs and lnloriMIIGn & dlitl"' brldt obtnltd to I lwo-plaDO Cathy Oarllon. 'lbt fifth and pink, white and 0111111 Unon 1!1th irDdl unit ntmfd them· O.lllpolia Buelnaa lull With plnk ICOIQQtiN. Shl IIIVP "'1111 Blfdl" and WB! led College WOII lhl ODrlllllt lr0111 her brill- by Mr1. Nell l.fcMohon, assi~ 11 bouquet. IJd by April Brandebllrry and 16 l.ocu.l ' Gllllpoll• The aewlyw!ldl wUI ba Bllr-_..•.i&-iiiii;iliiiiiiiOiiiiiit --~·- - ----=-~ - =-~home to thutrl' frtendt ql 111\to Third Aveuue, Galltpolls. Mrs. anco Is a l!HI5 gradu· · ~ 'te of Ga!lia Academy High • FOR _Her present employ· WOR n.ent " secretary for Atty. Willl~m Sower&. ,;.~ Tht bridegroom gradualld ,. from Gallia Academy in l!IM dkioot- <hok and iB employed at the Central •..a.-. Rurrocl Operating Co. of the P h i II p --~··· durSporn Plant, New Haven, w. Va. ~;:~.: ~.'::'~ OUt of town 81JOita were Mr. ..... AS II dHu and Mrs. Granville ~·arley of ...... I...., Whitesville, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Jaek l'alnter, Whll~svllle, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kttlllten. Mn. ~aries Planta, ColtUJl~UB and Mrs. Terry Byers, Mlddlt- 601·2nll Avt. Gtlllpolla Ph. 4~291 4 H Lassl'es SMELTZER We do!1 ,.-· .·· ; - - ---- l Monument . . I Y DICK TlfOMAI GAWPOLIS -:- Befort liD aJ.. "Rev1rl11," tbt orpn. .r.;.' ,, 4d!e1POLIS _ Wlth the Foul'th of July ju~t around tar <leooralod will! Dowers and played 1111 tiona! :~ '·tlle'.' Ciet;· tiDd ultliDillcance .to our Nationlli Heritage, cane!~~· Mtu Cberyl Tayl~r, IDBtQb ~ ·~ Plrlocl l.ovt, i •tr · 0 ly 'fltt.in& to ihare with you Sidney L. DeLove'1 dau;;,,.er ~f Mr. IUid Mr1. Cl1t1- d111'i111 Ilia Oll'flllOIII'· l li'· sttijjg "Can Wi Wave the Fla& Too Much?" ton Taylor. Rodney, became the The lllluro~ Wll t ; , · ,1 To the b~·t of 'Illy knowledge thia article ha_l never bride of Charlea Vanw, 101 of_wltb balktll ;01 pink lnd Whlll appeared In till area rtewopaper. It waa written m reply Mr. and Mrs. Joo Vanco, Rt. I, Chenelaa D~oe an'd the lamtto a ti~t~por of DeLovf's Know Your History 'Hour, Dec. Thurman. ' ly ptWI • makncl w!th . -30, ijl66, wllo wrote: "Your progr&lJ!I ara wonderful Tho W\'dll!ng ceremotl)' took white u~ WJ. buty6uare-wavirigtbe!lagto0 much.' plact al tbt Rodney 114etbodlsl GIVen m tJlarnage by her "Can We Wave the Fla& 1'oo A!uch,'' iii an American ChurFiJ, June 10, at 6:30 p. m. lher, the bride was radiant • Clanle compared to !he immortal Gettysbur" Address. Tilt Rev. ~ B. Mms wn a ballerina lengtfl ;:. N:!l-vi! · 11 ~lr!Q.ilc:- activity been tnore timely or.!ppr0: the officillllni mlnllter for !111 gown. of chantilly lace ,. ~· ·· · Ill tlica\ unnt· 1 doubt• rlnll llllpl\11111. ed wtth loJtl sleeves ~ _- f..\ 'll')l c Our great republic, tht ~nosen William H. Sowers preHnlo to ~aua polttjl over tl\e ,JIIfl ~ ~~ wai firol l lnlant de,tmed to bt m~ • last •d "Leibeilraum," "Becauoe,• Tha bodlcl lwao tmpiro deli.. ,IA..ft , . 10 a ,c o'lll• · remtnnmg hope for suffermg hu· "Traumerl," "AI DawnltJi," with white latin bow and p ~ •wavll!llll k, mM!ty • a shmmg beacon of "The Lord's 11 Imed with ,eed .pearls. A ·. • ' · -~ iillllbnl lllbt, noblt and glonou.s, the - let tapering over the slim ~-: ~- holl- hmn b' tbt oppressed, • n_d fashioned tta beet. . #iill.> . ·IIJO P1Jbll06- perMaUIId end truly GodS gtft The bride'J viii Wll ·m..,_ · ~A,..J; ooeuiGIII, to mankind. Have length, bouffant silk illusion , and more !ban 10 millioil co~ 'lbal Is whit the flag_ meano ', ID place by a circular ; . '· ' tes have beea mail!ld tree to to me. Can we wave 11 too Fa11grounds piece wvend with Jlmnera. ~· mlll!h! I doD~ think so. IIICO and ~ pearl1. · "Cin Wt Wave Ute F Ia GAWPOLI/! - 'nlt t.H bouquet was a wltlle _ '1W NUcbt--. - sles met at the Junior eorsa11e ..mlllldecl by wh t 1 15 It possible to wave file -Grotlllde Tuesday eventnslor carnations and stephanolls :po""rl"'.;;;;;===iiillli-~~; 1 fla~ ,_.,. PNvl4ld. t wokoul and short bollllnou by a whl~ satin bow. 1r CO!II'88;it you wavt It with tng. The fii'OUP COQked a Mlii Shal'Oil Vancq #I'Yecl •s inlfig; ;!I 11 lll'lil~M " .A- . for Utelr Outdoor Coolrel')' maid o! honor. ller dreSI was dy ~ r; or Sllakespeare too _ jet;!. Th~.. aJio wor~d on 1treet leu~lh of pink erepe covmuiJI\t · .~II poJJ!blt lo rellCIIIII outdoor.. ~iiokery Pl"i«t bookt. erod by a ~Ink lace overlay. Biillr too )nucil?, n The Lassi&l did Vtey much the '!lte bodice wao empire styled, rhe 1111'1, lbt pod, I ~;• ~L same at a cookout they beld Her veil WI!' pink illi!SIQn ~eld true. art ~~~IU!It far '(1.· cently at lilt roadside ~· In place by a pint satin bow. S•lir:t"tl' • I alii 'p r. I.. - .. Jayne MUis pve a She carried • 1101111&81 of pink sln·n . I btllovtllllll lit art · S _.... , stratlon on how to ~PIII'I delllel bacbd by a IJce e~let. ""' nln& teflllll .UiDIIIIIo . t.i' UJh..y .. · cook baked be1111 over an Charles l'lanta or Columbus n•orl' tt1D!IPMLEY AND RALPH R ltre. Each member woe the beil man. Ushers were :: · union at Poplar Rldi• Church. , >nd cooked their own wayne Sltefla Rio Grandt and ~terns , to ma IIIII we art Baiket dinner ~~ noon. All / cheese sandWich. A food com· Norman Kelley, Gallipolis. ,l·celoplnf il:.l¥4hdW. \" Itt. re!Stlvea and frtanda Invited. , mlllee wa1 apPOinted lor a The brllii's mother WOll .~'"'d or eve• apo ogetlcobout TODDLERS TO TASSELS 1cookout ~etrt Tueoday tl Mfl. dee pink sleeveless shelith II ' wa"'"g lha ~ ~ w~ . .~!hers Lelli\le plcmc at IPersln&er'l. Kay HaJJidno pr• er/e drelll with white 1001"·'1 . '''"' up and dowti'tlie streets lake Alma. Lunch served at 1 sented Melanie Fisher a card 1 H white !! ' ''" the Fo urlh of·Juty 11t1d coun1, l p.m. Brmg · · I SOuoB. er corsage was table serv1r<, and graduation present from 1 11 • tl:e flags. It is our nation's ! drink and covered dish. I the club and momberl. ea;: :~~, lh 1 · birthday, a sacred day m world 1 SAUNDI!RS REUNION at I were made for aJwlmmln& d ed r 1~~ mod erwhl,te :1 h•.story, the most important day CQtP.IJlUnity hall In Rodney, 1 ty to be hold In Ju'" u an twrei8_ ndra '¥'1thawhn1,_ \ ..--:·• ts'l!'! tile n· . . !1.. . AD Y o-pteee eu w ~ of Arne;~· .""y . c. . te .a_.,...c~ djnner at noon. rt- tor·club visit with 1111 Gy r cesJorles and she, too, wore flylli&.. IIP • ~ IJ!iillllf , -'lll(vat and friends lnvlled. 10opes. another t.H club. white canjatloti eorsase. from every Ito~ and building· M d Membera pr111nt were: Immediately following 1h ThtB -- ~ ll~llld• ·II on ay Houl Melanie Fllh.r D a w edd' · sinmg rvulence "of cait~eroiis, Club 7:30p.m at Meth· eurr),, Pam Ml!ltlod, J.y n : .. 1;!1 t;~:Y c~ttrch. pstrlotll ·~ lili ·ll ,tlit , ttllfl Cl>urclJ. • . Coonen, Mll'll Hanton, brlde'e table featured a lbr<Je·ll tiered we4dl cake to-_. 1 S)'!llbo] of~ tll~nll . 11111\y. CENTENARY Grange at I P· Hanson, Susan Mllll, Connie · tl' lflllil iJirll ''ctt ·our tindtlllf Ill. atlbo Grange htll Annual vis Ka._, Herdway llJ · •~""' devotion w our wuntry. 11 inapectton will Ito held. La- kin'•· Ja nt Milli, ~k tradiUona! bride and groom- II stando lor lhl boot that It In Ul i dill, brlnl ~It, salad and cold """'"' !, n and y Pink c~nCies In white hol~ers 0011111l ' "' """"""'er n , "-ink ....,.,. "' and whtte linen tablecloth com-- 11 for Ioya I•n ~ • . 1 r. · Johnoon. tad th · 1 1 faith in deQi4:ntcy. • ,.(,. · N!)RTH GALUA BAN~ .... , ... ..... pi• I' ovety aetl Ill· ' ' ..~A. . . . .wo sue... pre.... were cake Wll ~lrclod "'· I 8 1rllandill Jon I our llig • "Yll "' • ~ """"'"R& will meet al. lhl Mra MOIIIIJlln and Marissa f Ink dille "' '' 0 P 1 1· tho United stetello!<;:Aftericat I lli&h School Cafeteria, T:IO p. Mo;chl. Dou It POI' '• IIptltioltl '·man'r -- m. All parents of bllhd Jlu· AvdiiOI'I wera Mrt. Johnson, Mr1. PPU)' &hooto and Mrs. (lfoatest, nobleot, most sublime, dents, please attend. Mr1. Milia, and Mra. Pmlnger. ~~a M~~:nd•e~~c~':.~::ll dfoam! Is 11 not thezenatn of , Tut~~t!uv . '1111 t.H Lllllel New• R.. • Y atiHPnment. •tlto goo!. to whkh~ AMERICAN LEGION IAUXtJ.. porter II Karen Hardway. punoll. Gulltl Wll'f 1'1~=~ ~~ 11 gon~raliona have :•opirod? · fARY UNIT NO. 27 will miOI - - Ladies ltnd gentlemen. I be- at l.eflon Hall, 7:30 p.m. SMELTZER ' lieve tt 1s time rot us - for tho ANN JUDSON BIBLE CLASS membere and advloors held I , mad: rushillg Tlo•ntleth Cen- of First Blptisl Church will picnic II tha Stata Park. After I tury Amerir.nn _ to stop for 1 m 1 1 7.30 th h I tho po.:nlc, club members work- / •• a · p.m. a1 0 ' me td · oJ II I I to I I mtitllenl and think. Let ·11'1 ,.. of Mrs. Jack Carter, Rl. 211. Ill concon a on. ry ng ge ' I• reslllllt' near fOI'orcntiai admlr· MERCERVILLE GRANGH; tht lplrlt of I -Qu~ga board to ' t Hoeflich Stanley A. Saunders _=· • CommunitY. Corner confidence In . · v ' E h d Wedd l ng ·OW S XC ange , l IN OUR TOWN I You·can have 1 ' ' · · , OAW~OL!J - ·over 60 Girl Nancy Grace. '1111 Qa6ille unll, ill char(• b! o!flcer recordi. - kNtl from Galllpollt and Pt. called "The Lost Pl!lfs," WBI II!' JP J veteran ~I aearlr 11 Pluunt atttnded the Gallia • lecl by Mr1. Thoma• Shaffer, y•arlo In the ·Air Force and II Milo~ Of oamp at Pete Me- a11l.ttd 6y ljanoy Clark. pr•sently residing with his wife Comtlak'a f~m thla past week. 'l'rii!WIIIIon to and !rom and two chi!Qren In Fairborn, Nature alud,V, hlldlljl, cook. camp .wu tumlthed by the where . thllf have lived ainct m,, 1!'11 and ora~. wllh natur. leldl!'f and parants and was heir rttiii'JI ftom a.o o\lei'leaa II Qllterllll, ftq Dll'emonies, caONtlnalld by Mrs. J. Gordon ~•18nmenl ~I Clark AB. ·_PhUtP. lll!llnl ~~ lll!lny other activi. Glbirl, Special. thanks from aU pines. Sgt. ~hllllpo Is marrfe4 UN oooupltd lha tlr~ from t day camper• 10 to Mr. "Pete" to the •former Barbara Hanna a.m. unu a p.m. I. Cadette un. Ma<lormldc .IIIlo ~ifected .traf- Ill R, J), a, lllllwell,. ll buill a prlmlil\'t campslff no and conduolld 'Wildlife tours ·· whtl'l thl)' oam]lld overnight around hit yml fllll ~den~ In · Tbllrtday, AnolhM' unit of fill~ ldditloa lo donaUnfllll' OJOIPand alxlh ll'adlrl al1o s ~ e n I olte. 'l'llurldly nlfhl In oarno . MJ't, Ronald Ho111111, District SOT. PllJU,IP& AdviiOI' or Rooky LtiiJts Coun- ·T-Sgt, Jerry L. 'PIIillll!_l, 110n ell, dlreoted the day camp. ':'he of Mr. IUid Mrt. Ca~l Pbimpe of rell ollht. tlalf wert volun· Bidwtll bu bHn prolllolld 10 INI'I trom GaiUpolla and con- tbe grade of Mlilhlr Serseant tlllld of the lollowlllj me111- tn lht Air Forn, with thl . tl· bert1 nuru and 1111tura consult, lllillivt dtll to bt .MnOQnced. Qtt, Mra, . Thomu P r i c e, Sfl. Phllllpt Jt GU!',rtr-llv ,,.. Brownie Unit leld~ra, lllr!. EJ. tllllltd to lht Air J!'oree 1111~ ' dilll Wuorch and Mra. Jam e •l,.i'---iiiiiiliiililiiiilli-;[ Roblnton, Ullltad by Senior PALLTIItM ' 81101111, lllllen Taylor and eon. Begins Sept;·:12 GA.UJI'OIJS - Some 50011 will be enlarged upoa lhroughl • W91M11 bill ~ I bl thl 111t ol ~.. 'IIOI'IIIIP, Vll'rld . ~~:UI qqe iu a week· drama, muslc·and ~. lcrlg study ohllvtatioo tn ~ Faur mlljOI' llllPhPls wW be toJDporary IOC!IIty and mllllll presented. 'lbf)' an: 'fecllllolo-: toward !'OCOI!c!Uall® at 1 he gy - SJW<ee uploratloo, lldvan.l 1!167 Triennial NaUOJIIl, Mee~ ces ,,ln biOlogy and automatkmi · ms of United ~byterlan Wo- 81 toroes for lood and evU; : m•n. The Triennial wW be held Social Revolution - rtaliOill be-! June 27 - July I on tbt cempus hind worldwide IKICial, _ _ , or Purdue Unlvmlty, We s t ic and poUtical chanp and re-i LafayettQ. Ind. sponsibla QJrlstian atUIUd•e i A major pUPpOse or the mee~ and actions; Youth - brtlf8lnt 1 lllf w\11 be lo make evident and tbt t~Q~~Wa~ pp; ·pI a C l i cnmpcllin& the meaning of I witll jutlict and how women ! God's gift of rteOQCiliaUon thru can be actlvt supporters of th!J i Christ and the ways In which concept. ., twentieth ~IIU'l' Chrlotl.., .. '!bole attllldlnl lroln 1111 lo-[ <'an '\ieiieytT. accept it, share ' cal district are Mrs. Merrill I il. dt!d' Uve ' 11.· : Evans, Mrs. Wayne Ogdin and [ The theme of the UPW's third Mrs. Robert Wll!Hln ,md Mrs./ ;, "No ·Lorjser Strangers." It Clay Howell of JackHD. ' ' United Presbyterian Women Ncrtionol : 1Mee(ing To Explf»'• Ret:oneiliation I ' ' - I Monument BETTER 01!:'8118 152 Third ,.Ave, O•lllpoll1, Ohio Ph. 446-1177 = ,_a.- The French City Press , I 'I -, llt~ tllftiUf by tho Rocl< If fPOIWfll Ai•• ~,. of porltlon, Barre, Vermont tcJ ._nilltht publil>tfllrltd wrvlco offered by ont of Its outstondltll - Deelers, ,,. ' FARMERS lANK . THE c•••• " CJJ!EAT "1 FiiENDI ' OPEN f.IDAY NIOH1$ 5r00 to 7:00 THE FARMERS lANK llld SA VINGI . .. CO. - Mf.., ,.,.,., · -........... ~~~-~ f.D.I.C . PtMtROY, 0, '!UPS ,,,, j ,, Gnrden Center ation of mater ial ctuccer.s 1 n d~ _7:30 p.m. Mt'mbers, plea•• ~ answer their questions. T h t returq tq the !Jiiritual and eth, present to present dtlret. evonlnl Wll brought t'o a c,lose ical vnluos. Lot u• imbue and GALLIPOLIS CHAPTER Or· by I manlunaU~~as~· - ­ rPk 1~ dl " in nu rscfve1 and o u r der of Eastern Star potluo~ ­ children the so-called old-fash-r dinner. 6 p.m. i nn~'d w r· nf p.1trlotistn. a burn-! RJO GRI\NOE MO'm'ERS r. 'g devotion to tho ·principles. LEAGUE will bold a family ;mci 1dP':!.!• 11110n which our coun.ll picnic at tho homo of Mr. and . j '' . t trv w"' founded . Shoul1! n~'f f'Very home : _ :~nd prnutfl~· own ! di 9plav fhP ;_•olor. Mr1. Deimao Baughman at & Brlnra covered dl1h and PJ!l· t~lr 'erviCfl . ; . • "" holldav-Wtdntsdly ,,, ton;'t l•n'l "" ~a. •'•trick PYTHIAN SISTERS 7:!0 . .,. H•Qr)' . Jf' tl d ~ · m i ' P , \ Walhinaton, Nathan Halo, Get- SPR7NGFIELD GRANGE ~T I -~~~burg •nd Valley Forgo, Puul 8 p.m. Little Kyger Gnne• I ll"'•r•. Jack"'n and the other , will be pre•enl and pre~nt lll''At men ond women w:o have tho prograrn. Rprlngflold lilt''" '" nur her~toge . Whrn Granee Lad lea brl I 11 YOV ' look 'Ill '"" flag ran't YQU, •andwlch.,, and C<JI; drl~::· s~ the AI a m"' . Corregtdor; PACK !I!S CubacauiJ, polluc~ 1 '"'I ll orhor, tho Momtor and j plc~lc 0 Fortlfl , 11 1!11! " n ¥emm:u·" Lest we c on • . , 1 . ' ( "People Who Know Buy Bigelow r forl{ttT ''"'I th' flag Floodm Plolda " p.m. Parenti lnd cubo are . ' urged to attend. B:llaan. Jwo J1ma, Normandy, AODISON MIT!fOP!I'I' W!, P oe Hulh and navy Crockett? CS 1 m 11 ,.,. to·-•-· · p. · ~.. ,.,..,..•. · ! ., c ~rea t even t• or our p1 • t 1' , . , tit ,...,., 111., '",.. " nnd ""' t ar• wrapped up In Q II -~':If:' "~ton " our Ong, u on Sa/ fllr ,,, 1 littlofrtPhl< ,. · II Is btll of thle bl••ld GINn Tllfl'fl 4-H Ifill, GIN Ill fHIJ, lll'lrool nalloil; a nl1111nduatry.ldu- Durln1 1111 mllllnf of the MAKI• . tatiOn and mme...,,, Million• 7·Ttln Sll~hlll'l, a qull on safe, 22 A••· 15 GAI.LDN ' · llf lertJle 1 are mll11, wheal- ty was llYn by Karla Beal. Phone U15 SPRAY _ _ lanQI, COil . , Jleel planta. FollowiJ!I Ilia mtelini. club _ _...;G;.;•I;;;IIpo=li"~Oh;;;;Jo.__ ,.__ _ _ _ _ __ 1,.,lrr.; • ·' TAWNEY STUDIO s..nt ./ ... I . \. ..... eatiiiJ I Carpet'1 Jrom LARRY1S • • , ., ,,/', ' ' WAYSIDE FURNITURE 3rd. I Olive Sta. · Golllpolla, Ohio .,~ -· Ph. 446.1130 .. ) , �• . r .. '• ' .• •, I \' '. • New M~tamoras -Coming 'to iL3ndiilg Packet Steamer Ruth Sinks Near ' 1 · ' ' I • I · BY DICK THOMAS land was later rebullt at Pl. liken to the docks for repalrs. iTeU City when they were IUllk JIIH 10, lt11 - The rlst In Jfor Pittsburgh on her regular GALLIPOLIS- The Monday, Pleasant, a few years ago. Tbe Neare-Gibbs Co., Clneln- •and lost. the upper Oblo may interfere July I4, 1117- The Ruth Is tim~ next Tuesday . .The Rutb I P~~~:~~t Jun' 25, 1917, Galbpolls Dally Captain Cbarlea Arthur of natl Marine Underwriters, have -J'ilot Charles Ellsworth was wll.ll the noatlnl of the sunken out on the Pt. Pleasant docks ·'" now being painted. The boat's Ii Tribune's rover News told the South Po,int was In command a rlak on the Bulb. The packet at the wb~el., w)!en tile R u I b pecket Rlijll. undergoing a i"reral overhaul- cabin, whic~ was ' badly lilted, following story of tile sinking uf the Rui!J and Captal)ls Char- &truck a log as she was round· sal)k. ,c;:apt~ EllSworth was mg Her Texas deck will be tak· has been straJgh{ened up. ., of a Gallipolis packet a few lea Ellsworth and DUly Weldon ina Into a landi!IC. There was in coJIIII!and ol the Tell CIty ,Jul1 I, 1'17 - The Ruth had en off as it is not needed, and , mllea above Marietta: were her pilots. Engineers several feet of w~ter in ber,la few QlOilths ago IAprU ,5, not been ·rallied up to Thurs· a n.ew pilot -house, lt ill report. A•l• 7, ·1,17.'.,. The Ruth ~~:~!~~;~! George ,JI:nOJ: and William. Me- engine-room when, she settled. tm7). The 1Ruth bioi the ma- lday night, Everything was Ia ed, will be built. The cabin wlll rived •bf:re Monday evepipg •n~ THE PACKET STEAMER, Elhose, who were on the i II· No lives were lo~l. 1cblnery oU the old packet B.' shape t oflo.at the sunken pack- be overhauled 90 that· passen- her way to J!lttsburgh and sl)e .. . : • ,, , • , , , , • Ruth, on the way from Pitts- sated City, were on the Tbe owners bf t1ie Ruth, Cap- IT· Enol. "' when a upset all ealcu· gors can be carried The Ruth looks much better slnee being AUJ. U, lli'!',..:. burgh to Gallipolis, sank Sun- Ruth, owned by the saJne com- .!alns Fred Hornbrook and Harlations. Th,a crew II at t h e will resume her trips to Pitts- overhauled at the Pt. Pleasant rived lroin Pitt:.t\ur day night near New Matamor- pany . . , ry Donnally, have _lost three : JDH rr, lt)7- Federal scene to bring the Ruth to the_ burgh in a few weeks. docks. Captain cFred Purser 'II aulfuie' as, accoramg to a telegram Froln ensuing editions of Rlv· boats- the Abigail and the !steamboat tnspeetora Clark and Pt. Ple8s8111 docka as soon as one .of the owners, wll• •§P tlle. r•pCij'ls A bjf"triit.'·'llW~ from Purser W11l Gutilrle re- ~r News in tlle .Tribune, here Lorena by Ore, and the T e Ill Thomas of Pt. Pleaoanl went to she ia floated. July Z1, Ul7 - ·The Ruth wu Ruth as was Captajn MI k e wnf•return'·to Parkl!rsbu"rt"ll!:l~i ce~ved this forenoon by Mrs. L• lnore ·on the sinlung. !City by sinking. The Ruth and the scene to Investigate I he _ . let into the water from the Pt. Davi!, former pilot on the •&, 1ay up unle" t.heti It' morll< .tilill Guthrie at the Marine Hosplt!Dunbar, also owned by Horn- sinking of the Ruth. '11te pack- July 1%, 1917- The Ruth ar- Pleasant docks Wednesday. fnted Tell City. Purser W iII (er in sight. ""• al. It is not known at tills hour Jane '16, 1917 - The Ruth Ibrook and DonaUy, haoe been et will be broUjht to the P~ rived at Pt. Pleasant WtdnesGuthrie Is in charge of I be And ~Uoi!Je .:omp,Wte '}Bf? whether any lives were !oat. which , !ank at Grandview a sunk. Pleasant dock• for repairs as day morning and will be taken Aug. 1, 1917 - Purser Will Ruth'• office. , .Of the 'lil4i The Ruth was ooilt at Mar. few above Marietta, will I The engineers on the R u I h aoon as she can be fioalelt out Qn the 4ocks in a few days Guthrie of the Ruth says 1h e . " , ftuth and her re.IU!i•· } Til,.tetta In 1893 for the Bay Line be raised In a lew days and were on the Kanawba and the l lor repairs. packet will be ready to go out Aug. 10, 1117- The Ruth trade. ,,, .. '"'" ; ·; .. 'o,.c:, • ~. 'I ,, .:'lll.ai 1 T~Jl ~e ~· llwnbroo~, daLqi~ht. ·~ 'Mtl; if!r·~~:. sinking:, ~J mtl~s KATIE'S KORt:o!ER - ' "... H~"l'iil.! ~ ,n, ,''• ~-. • . :;:Jto.!IH ., r:!rj2 Dateline1: - MODEL ON DISPLAY- ThU,is a model of the Gallia County Servicemen's Memorial that will. he ere,cted in the "Public Square. It is on display at Dale's Food Market m Gallipohs. FIRSt OF ·tHE WEEK Price Busters OPEN ALL DAY EVERY THURS.-FRIDAY TIL 9 REGULAR $6 PASTEL COLORS SOFTI WY I' CARE PIMA MIST COOL COTTON DRESSES ·• River News • GALLIPOUS - Ganges Glllltpolis II.Z, 12 6, ronnm> four I feet of rollers: PI I 24 31~ Pomero< 2u.:,, . ~02 .fallin&; Kallawha Falls, :L· Neat, Dresiy, Short Sleeve Styles For Dress Up oi Shopping Bank our Savings! 4er. REGULAR AND HALF SIZES "Super 88" Towels ~ m.; ~y Orio 6:00 a.J m. ~ ladsuuma down, 'l : 45 a IJl- ; John Morrow down, 9·20 a. m. T .Kinawba River - Sllh oll/ dOllll Loudon, 4 a. m.; Ft. Dearborn up Marmet, 11 4C. p. m.;1Bruce ijp Marmet. 12 :45 a m.; .Lucas down Winllf!tt, 6:5ll p. m ; Mountam Sta" up Wmlitld, 10:20 p,m ; Polly R. up Winfield,, 11:10 p m ; H E. Bowl09 down Win!Jel:l, 6 15 a. 1 1 12 Cu. Ft. DOUBLE DOOR, TOP FREEZER Automatic Defrost · - 1(-t:IO a m ; ov~X: up 16, f~ •· m.; Lady Mignon up 16, flo a m : T1tan up 17. 1 a m; Stoll Cl1pper dowo 18, 4-05 • • dl. ; Jinx down 18, 5·30 a ln.; 1·50 p m.,· 11 Cu. Ft. 14 CU. FT. DOUBLE 17 CU. FT. DOUBLE DOOR, TOP FREEZER, NO FROST White, Copper, Avocado '" Connoisseur Twin- Twin Door FREEZER-REFRIGERATOR, Side by Side, 21 Cu. Ft. No Frost 14 CU. FT. DOUBLE DOOR, TOP FREEZER DOOR, TOP FREEZER No Frost Wh1te, Copper, Avocado Automatic Defrost White or Copper 249 229 95 5 $ 95 95 5 95 ' COTTON -HOUSE DRESSES Every cleteQ incorporated for corn- f-.1\any Styles and Patterns fort with 900d lools! 10 Top Colon in the •uort.. mentl Weor Doted for one full yeor.'s s for S-M-L.XL $p7 FAMOUS " WHITE CLOUD TOILET TISSUE 2 ROLLS IN PKG. IJocado White, Copper, n )'c 4 9 pkgs. S.P·RAY ·.' S·T.ARCH 'l 20 OUNCE CAN •' BOTH STORES IN ·GALLIPOLIS ' ' • ' .. ' '.t • I f 1. ~, • ' r ' .! , • I ,' __ ..,, '.! bllcll"' normal wear! SAVE $1.21 EACH • OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS . ., Phillips Wins At' Promotion Half Sizes Refrigerators $199 $179 95 ERT 14 J and l. p, 11 :50 P- m.; Polk, down. IUD a. m.; Virgmla down, 1:50 p. Lear up. I, m.; Jim.~~:;~ down, e 14:·, .,_.,,_rei •"'II 1.m. ' .....,.. ~·23 VE Regular Oblo rover - L Ftore ~own 13, 5:05 p. m ; C!lrts ~ Jr. up • 77 lures of accidents, muolcala, . games and anythliig else thin)!. is bnportant. , II.won't do any·io.od to ttv •lDI reagon with me. !. know rlgbiS. I Just save you a -~he.l Why, U I had wanted, I """'"-1 hav• bought a CoU ,will! ~~~~~~\~~ dime. I coul4 have mlde a pone caD, ~ put,cheied I SGT. PIDLLIPS llvMent aulml!'!· 1 could ptnltba!ed a ,tiilnllot a Of 'ps. "" w~l~ for an hour. But, Instead. I you my dime. per about my Beeaose you now have or selling a bouse. son Is lllDIIOY, I .want to know the lng to gel married and 1 T-S&t. J~ L( PltiiUps, son ~ lhlngB about Ilia !bet In the paper, and llr. alldl.iltrs. Carl PJiilltps Board of Education, a friend who Is getting a ' hal been promoted to City Co~neU. the BuUer dl\o-orce. and you can leave 81'adt f M&ater ty .~missioners, the atata,.aeg. out, too. In ilie Air Forcf, willt lililture, ~ govei'itof, . .I" want to lei> for ~~~f. Andl·dor1•t date to be S. Cpogress, tho Pl'esldent, w~eth.!; the prices at .I ' PblUI~ Is currerti1 , tfle ·wlr "tn Vlotnatii. are cl.eaper then the ooes to the Air F91'ce lll6tt- I you to tell and Kroger. I Technology, Wrlab!-l!a)the Jut ~ a secondiband car. I 11en11•1~~. AFB at Da\'11)1( : w~ bom in the whatl, ,playlng at he boikommlsslmi~ olft~ ' a!lil who was and I W!lnl to know lu charge ol rleords. stock market prices. ti oj you had better do It, because just gave ,... a dime. Just I live on !UOIII lldl 01 tpe tracks, wlnl you to lhl11L !bet take advantage of me. I· K'I~oesJn't 'make I do)l't do citY or my <t. mr I lngs, LARGE SELECTION m. tla'gshlp down 18, t ' m., ,Ttftehon down 18, 7 a m.; 71lllmer down 19, ; H a m ; 1'11!\clpal down 19, U5 a m · 1'1 aries K. down 20. 2 a. m ; ~:~'neer up 22. 6 3 m : E~"~ ~r ;3 l!nsworth down 23, 1< 2G n m · Rowe down 23, 12 ·50 a. m.;' ft ckeye State dcwn ~J, ; ~(, a. 'II • A R Mern ll uo ~J 6-2~ a m.: Cotton Queen down 23, &·45 I 1. m.: Queen City up 23, 7:10 a. mm ; Pamela D up Greenup, I P m ; Steel Expre;s Jh 1 a. m.; Walton Zepher down, 5.3D a. m ; EliSha Wood down. a. m . Jeff Boat d~wn, 6·JO a m,;,,Donald jl. up Meldahl, t :~ p. m.; John Ladeen down 4"0 I ' p. m : ."~liable aown, 5 10 p I ll : Natoonal 7 p. m.; Wes~ 1 "" up, 8 p.m., S. Lewis up, I s • Woven hoather-tono stripes. • Vivid llorol prinll. • Woven Jocquard potlerns. • Goy hoothot-tono ploids. • Lotolt clotirotor r.hodes. Matching woahcloths •••••••• , ••••••• :lac ea~ 3:311 Year Sentence t;ivcn Rollins ~, (. ' "\' ...' ' �• . r .. '• ' .• •, I \' '. • New M~tamoras -Coming 'to iL3ndiilg Packet Steamer Ruth Sinks Near ' 1 · ' ' I • I · BY DICK THOMAS land was later rebullt at Pl. liken to the docks for repalrs. iTeU City when they were IUllk JIIH 10, lt11 - The rlst In Jfor Pittsburgh on her regular GALLIPOLIS- The Monday, Pleasant, a few years ago. Tbe Neare-Gibbs Co., Clneln- •and lost. the upper Oblo may interfere July I4, 1117- The Ruth Is tim~ next Tuesday . .The Rutb I P~~~:~~t Jun' 25, 1917, Galbpolls Dally Captain Cbarlea Arthur of natl Marine Underwriters, have -J'ilot Charles Ellsworth was wll.ll the noatlnl of the sunken out on the Pt. Pleasant docks ·'" now being painted. The boat's Ii Tribune's rover News told the South Po,int was In command a rlak on the Bulb. The packet at the wb~el., w)!en tile R u I b pecket Rlijll. undergoing a i"reral overhaul- cabin, whic~ was ' badly lilted, following story of tile sinking uf the Rui!J and Captal)ls Char- &truck a log as she was round· sal)k. ,c;:apt~ EllSworth was mg Her Texas deck will be tak· has been straJgh{ened up. ., of a Gallipolis packet a few lea Ellsworth and DUly Weldon ina Into a landi!IC. There was in coJIIII!and ol the Tell CIty ,Jul1 I, 1'17 - The Ruth had en off as it is not needed, and , mllea above Marietta: were her pilots. Engineers several feet of w~ter in ber,la few QlOilths ago IAprU ,5, not been ·rallied up to Thurs· a n.ew pilot -house, lt ill report. A•l• 7, ·1,17.'.,. The Ruth ~~:~!~~;~! George ,JI:nOJ: and William. Me- engine-room when, she settled. tm7). The 1Ruth bioi the ma- lday night, Everything was Ia ed, will be built. The cabin wlll rived •bf:re Monday evepipg •n~ THE PACKET STEAMER, Elhose, who were on the i II· No lives were lo~l. 1cblnery oU the old packet B.' shape t oflo.at the sunken pack- be overhauled 90 that· passen- her way to J!lttsburgh and sl)e .. . : • ,, , • , , , , • Ruth, on the way from Pitts- sated City, were on the Tbe owners bf t1ie Ruth, Cap- IT· Enol. "' when a upset all ealcu· gors can be carried The Ruth looks much better slnee being AUJ. U, lli'!',..:. burgh to Gallipolis, sank Sun- Ruth, owned by the saJne com- .!alns Fred Hornbrook and Harlations. Th,a crew II at t h e will resume her trips to Pitts- overhauled at the Pt. Pleasant rived lroin Pitt:.t\ur day night near New Matamor- pany . . , ry Donnally, have _lost three : JDH rr, lt)7- Federal scene to bring the Ruth to the_ burgh in a few weeks. docks. Captain cFred Purser 'II aulfuie' as, accoramg to a telegram Froln ensuing editions of Rlv· boats- the Abigail and the !steamboat tnspeetora Clark and Pt. Ple8s8111 docka as soon as one .of the owners, wll• •§P tlle. r•pCij'ls A bjf"triit.'·'llW~ from Purser W11l Gutilrle re- ~r News in tlle .Tribune, here Lorena by Ore, and the T e Ill Thomas of Pt. Pleaoanl went to she ia floated. July Z1, Ul7 - ·The Ruth wu Ruth as was Captajn MI k e wnf•return'·to Parkl!rsbu"rt"ll!:l~i ce~ved this forenoon by Mrs. L• lnore ·on the sinlung. !City by sinking. The Ruth and the scene to Investigate I he _ . let into the water from the Pt. Davi!, former pilot on the •&, 1ay up unle" t.heti It' morll< .tilill Guthrie at the Marine Hosplt!Dunbar, also owned by Horn- sinking of the Ruth. '11te pack- July 1%, 1917- The Ruth ar- Pleasant docks Wednesday. fnted Tell City. Purser W iII (er in sight. ""• al. It is not known at tills hour Jane '16, 1917 - The Ruth Ibrook and DonaUy, haoe been et will be broUjht to the P~ rived at Pt. Pleasant WtdnesGuthrie Is in charge of I be And ~Uoi!Je .:omp,Wte '}Bf? whether any lives were !oat. which , !ank at Grandview a sunk. Pleasant dock• for repairs as day morning and will be taken Aug. 1, 1917 - Purser Will Ruth'• office. , .Of the 'lil4i The Ruth was ooilt at Mar. few above Marietta, will I The engineers on the R u I h aoon as she can be fioalelt out Qn the 4ocks in a few days Guthrie of the Ruth says 1h e . " , ftuth and her re.IU!i•· } Til,.tetta In 1893 for the Bay Line be raised In a lew days and were on the Kanawba and the l lor repairs. packet will be ready to go out Aug. 10, 1117- The Ruth trade. ,,, .. '"'" ; ·; .. 'o,.c:, • ~. 'I ,, .:'lll.ai 1 T~Jl ~e ~· llwnbroo~, daLqi~ht. ·~ 'Mtl; if!r·~~:. sinking:, ~J mtl~s KATIE'S KORt:o!ER - ' "... H~"l'iil.! ~ ,n, ,''• ~-. • . :;:Jto.!IH ., r:!rj2 Dateline1: - MODEL ON DISPLAY- ThU,is a model of the Gallia County Servicemen's Memorial that will. he ere,cted in the "Public Square. It is on display at Dale's Food Market m Gallipohs. FIRSt OF ·tHE WEEK Price Busters OPEN ALL DAY EVERY THURS.-FRIDAY TIL 9 REGULAR $6 PASTEL COLORS SOFTI WY I' CARE PIMA MIST COOL COTTON DRESSES ·• River News • GALLIPOUS - Ganges Glllltpolis II.Z, 12 6, ronnm> four I feet of rollers: PI I 24 31~ Pomero< 2u.:,, . ~02 .fallin&; Kallawha Falls, :L· Neat, Dresiy, Short Sleeve Styles For Dress Up oi Shopping Bank our Savings! 4er. REGULAR AND HALF SIZES "Super 88" Towels ~ m.; ~y Orio 6:00 a.J m. ~ ladsuuma down, 'l : 45 a IJl- ; John Morrow down, 9·20 a. m. T .Kinawba River - Sllh oll/ dOllll Loudon, 4 a. m.; Ft. Dearborn up Marmet, 11 4C. p. m.;1Bruce ijp Marmet. 12 :45 a m.; .Lucas down Winllf!tt, 6:5ll p. m ; Mountam Sta" up Wmlitld, 10:20 p,m ; Polly R. up Winfield,, 11:10 p m ; H E. Bowl09 down Win!Jel:l, 6 15 a. 1 1 12 Cu. Ft. DOUBLE DOOR, TOP FREEZER Automatic Defrost · - 1(-t:IO a m ; ov~X: up 16, f~ •· m.; Lady Mignon up 16, flo a m : T1tan up 17. 1 a m; Stoll Cl1pper dowo 18, 4-05 • • dl. ; Jinx down 18, 5·30 a ln.; 1·50 p m.,· 11 Cu. Ft. 14 CU. FT. DOUBLE 17 CU. FT. DOUBLE DOOR, TOP FREEZER, NO FROST White, Copper, Avocado '" Connoisseur Twin- Twin Door FREEZER-REFRIGERATOR, Side by Side, 21 Cu. Ft. No Frost 14 CU. FT. DOUBLE DOOR, TOP FREEZER DOOR, TOP FREEZER No Frost Wh1te, Copper, Avocado Automatic Defrost White or Copper 249 229 95 5 $ 95 95 5 95 ' COTTON -HOUSE DRESSES Every cleteQ incorporated for corn- f-.1\any Styles and Patterns fort with 900d lools! 10 Top Colon in the •uort.. mentl Weor Doted for one full yeor.'s s for S-M-L.XL $p7 FAMOUS " WHITE CLOUD TOILET TISSUE 2 ROLLS IN PKG. IJocado White, Copper, n )'c 4 9 pkgs. S.P·RAY ·.' S·T.ARCH 'l 20 OUNCE CAN •' BOTH STORES IN ·GALLIPOLIS ' ' • ' .. ' '.t • I f 1. ~, • ' r ' .! , • I ,' __ ..,, '.! bllcll"' normal wear! SAVE $1.21 EACH • OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS . ., Phillips Wins At' Promotion Half Sizes Refrigerators $199 $179 95 ERT 14 J and l. p, 11 :50 P- m.; Polk, down. IUD a. m.; Virgmla down, 1:50 p. Lear up. I, m.; Jim.~~:;~ down, e 14:·, .,_.,,_rei •"'II 1.m. ' .....,.. ~·23 VE Regular Oblo rover - L Ftore ~own 13, 5:05 p. m ; C!lrts ~ Jr. up • 77 lures of accidents, muolcala, . games and anythliig else thin)!. is bnportant. , II.won't do any·io.od to ttv •lDI reagon with me. !. know rlgbiS. I Just save you a -~he.l Why, U I had wanted, I """'"-1 hav• bought a CoU ,will! ~~~~~~\~~ dime. I coul4 have mlde a pone caD, ~ put,cheied I SGT. PIDLLIPS llvMent aulml!'!· 1 could ptnltba!ed a ,tiilnllot a Of 'ps. "" w~l~ for an hour. But, Instead. I you my dime. per about my Beeaose you now have or selling a bouse. son Is lllDIIOY, I .want to know the lng to gel married and 1 T-S&t. J~ L( PltiiUps, son ~ lhlngB about Ilia !bet In the paper, and llr. alldl.iltrs. Carl PJiilltps Board of Education, a friend who Is getting a ' hal been promoted to City Co~neU. the BuUer dl\o-orce. and you can leave 81'adt f M&ater ty .~missioners, the atata,.aeg. out, too. In ilie Air Forcf, willt lililture, ~ govei'itof, . .I" want to lei> for ~~~f. Andl·dor1•t date to be S. Cpogress, tho Pl'esldent, w~eth.!; the prices at .I ' PblUI~ Is currerti1 , tfle ·wlr "tn Vlotnatii. are cl.eaper then the ooes to the Air F91'ce lll6tt- I you to tell and Kroger. I Technology, Wrlab!-l!a)the Jut ~ a secondiband car. I 11en11•1~~. AFB at Da\'11)1( : w~ bom in the whatl, ,playlng at he boikommlsslmi~ olft~ ' a!lil who was and I W!lnl to know lu charge ol rleords. stock market prices. ti oj you had better do It, because just gave ,... a dime. Just I live on !UOIII lldl 01 tpe tracks, wlnl you to lhl11L !bet take advantage of me. I· K'I~oesJn't 'make I do)l't do citY or my <t. mr I lngs, LARGE SELECTION m. tla'gshlp down 18, t ' m., ,Ttftehon down 18, 7 a m.; 71lllmer down 19, ; H a m ; 1'11!\clpal down 19, U5 a m · 1'1 aries K. down 20. 2 a. m ; ~:~'neer up 22. 6 3 m : E~"~ ~r ;3 l!nsworth down 23, 1< 2G n m · Rowe down 23, 12 ·50 a. m.;' ft ckeye State dcwn ~J, ; ~(, a. 'II • A R Mern ll uo ~J 6-2~ a m.: Cotton Queen down 23, &·45 I 1. m.: Queen City up 23, 7:10 a. mm ; Pamela D up Greenup, I P m ; Steel Expre;s Jh 1 a. m.; Walton Zepher down, 5.3D a. m ; EliSha Wood down. a. m . Jeff Boat d~wn, 6·JO a m,;,,Donald jl. up Meldahl, t :~ p. m.; John Ladeen down 4"0 I ' p. m : ."~liable aown, 5 10 p I ll : Natoonal 7 p. m.; Wes~ 1 "" up, 8 p.m., S. Lewis up, I s • Woven hoather-tono stripes. • Vivid llorol prinll. • Woven Jocquard potlerns. • Goy hoothot-tono ploids. • Lotolt clotirotor r.hodes. Matching woahcloths •••••••• , ••••••• :lac ea~ 3:311 Year Sentence t;ivcn Rollins ~, (. ' "\' ...' ' �I ,' ' • ' "' .. '} '. , . ,.,;Jfl. .• ' W. .,- -I._ ' ._., i' -- . f .. I- ~; ~ ·- .. .. -I! ... . .;1 ---·~ ~~ - •·" " j ~ •, . -. '·-"- --- .~,. ..,. ' " \ • . t! I ? , . _ e ... e're e .. • ' • t~-- --~ ' - ,.. ,., ..... r l .. f'. ' ' ' ~trr ··'I t·· ·1· . · r. 'I .;.:I "i'i'J "~ ' . ., ; !~1·, ~);, ' ' •' ; r; ' } i • ,,-.A! ' .. :~: ," :· . -- ·•:· ·• ·,_,' I" j. r. · 'n• ' LOWEST PRICES HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES Everott Saundon ·sPECIAL PURC.HASE . Quollty Sot.Sm.n We are celebrating JUlY 4th early. · We are the largest volume deaier in the area and we are out to break all Records in June and June is . ' ~ FROST ON SA tiOW AT Stores . STOCK REDUCTION MONTH and we will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p. •••••• •• m. except Saturday, close at 6 p.m. See one of. our quality salesmen today - Howard Thivener, Everett Saunders, Warren Skidmore. • • • ,• NO PAYMENTS •. CLEAR REFRIGERATORS ,.,.. '~· ' • Our new trading policy guarantees you do not have to go anywhere else to buy. We will give you as good a deal as you can get anywhere. Our new zone locator system makes over 1,000 new units available in one days time. So wherever you see the car or truck you want, we can have it for you in one day. This makes it possible fo~ .you to buy where you can 9!'t the best service on your new car or truck. ' : MINIMUM DOWN PAYMENTS : • GMAC & • •. BANK TERMS ~ • • •. 1967 DELMONT 1881 • ARRANGED •• •••••• • -- 1 OUR PRICE 1,66 CHEVROLETr$. 1964 IMPALA~~~==~ While, Re,l .lnt.,lor. 6cyl. S179S . terlor. v~. Stand. trans. Redlo S1395 Standar<l 'l'rtnll Hiller, 1 111tewall 'I'!,. · ,-Lo~l ~·r ;,. . ·· Wh::"':.::c:ov:e":,;;::;::::;._..:.:=. $]295 .,.. ~ . ' ' •. , . . MIMONr &I f~t"~ ' s ' 00 Model67·252 COMPACT 2DOOR REFRIGERATOR FREEZER WITH IO.YEAR WARRANTY .. ..,. 19671MPALA SUPER SPORT COUPE .RHI ECJ,nomy \ OUR PRICE s • .00 Beautiful maroon finlsb w!Gwhite bucket seats, AM-FM radio, positrac n axle, 4 speed transmission, special instru nts, bumper guards, whitewall Ures. ' . NOW .· "00. . . Modtl67-364 ' .. Big! 14~ ., Frest-CI.ear · REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER t (WITH BOTIOM FREEZER) Regular - • - - . 399.95 Your Trade-ln . . 100.00 380.00 -- 'NOW • S : . J ' 41:.::., ::.-~::. . . ••• Model 67-866 ' t .. ~----~- ( ' ... · CO .,· ' • > , :J. .I 7•' .... ' ~\"l· .... " ' .. :, ' .•. c • ' . :.~;<' . \' , ' -~ I' ,' '!,.,_ l. -~ ,' . ~ ., i '. ' -1 .. ,'. I ~' _,/. . l - . . ., '··~· ·~ ., .d::"1."' Lll!ht blue wltb' bi~~· ~YI.~t, re~umper, .dtfuxe beater; o~WI\e -mir£or, · padd~~ ,dash, 2-fipeed electt:ic .wipers, ·wlndS!lfeld w;jSher. • ' -~ Now With New 10-Year Golden Guarantee Gibson's patented Frost'Clear system assures you no frost ever can form in refrig· erator or freezer. Eliminates messy defrost· ing chores forever. And Gibson's new 10. year Golden Guarantee - first in the indllltry - assures you of longer, trouble-free service. '" \ LLIPOLIS ' WITH TRADE WITH TRADI S..ioo!dStepaideP!clrup ;? ~ 88 Trade--In - • 102.00 1967 CHEVROLET ! TON TRUCK '," • - (TOP FREEZER) ( ' s Regular • . ,, Regular - - . 350.00 Trade-In . •· . NOf$309.95 I NOt $278.00 '· NOJ$239.00 Big 16 -Frost-CI GIBS0 N · Refrigerator-Freezer Imoala Suner Soort Cal!DO• FACTORY PR1CE $3730.65 $995 ' •' ONLY " REFRIGERATOR FREEZER I ~ ~~ lnter~or. ~o.;.N.~'.,. __ ,• ' . ' t GIBSON DO AWAY W:R'H DEFftOSTING FOREVER~ AII 11Frost Cleai-'1 - Available in White or Coppertone Why Pay More? Buy from the leader . Tinted glass, two-tone paint', automatic transmission, power steering, raqio, deluxe interior, door eljge guards, undercoat, whitewall tires, beid rest, power brakes. -- 5 Rul nice ar 14 cubic foot .FROsr:·cLEAR . ~~. ~ li SPEC AU! -~· "' ..... ·1964 CH.EVROLET ~~~:~· Super Sport. BlueiWhlte Top, V8. $119. Stend. Trena. R¥1o,Tlrtt HH!tr Whitewall ' - 1965 RAMBLER Ac::l:~ 1962 COMET 5 :.!·1 ~~::ht White. 6 cyl. standanj: $ f9 ·. Bucket s.ata. Trens.IJtdio.Tlr• ·6 cyl. Crulst+rnatlo. Rtdlo, 1 . ·HHter, Whittw"fl V::~Jtewell TirN. 5 .f ' 1965 MUSfANG=F!: 1963 CHEVROLEJ~o!!~ vtnrl Bucket s.eta, $·f· ·7ri9m.S .'GTrena. oldiT•"Rtdio, Interior. va. stend. S11std4•5n. Cru•-tic, Rltilio, liNter. WW_Tins. LoCI! Oro• Owner ·-. W:h:lt::-::e::_II.:.T:Ireo~:;::,:;:::__:.:...:= r < Now, you ca11 'enjoy all the advantages of Gibson'$ high standard of quality and outstanding features at a price so low it will amaze you! Two separate storage zones with two separate temperatures let you store foods properly to keep their r.roper flavor and freshness. Gibsons exclusive "Quality Mile" p~rformance test checks for complete" operating efficiency before . it ever ~eaves the factory. It's your as· surance of trouble-free dependability for years to come. ''lj 1964 FORD=~ iJ;:," 6cyl. t:;: Stlndlrcl Overdr!ve,Transmiuion '- ,,.,. $1 095 1965 MUSTANG :r:;.;:r: va. Crul~t+metlc St-695 ·Whit-all TlrM THIS12 CU. FT. GilSON ·"';1:· &'".r REFRIGERATOR FACTORY PRICE $3901.12 . 1:966 .IM-PALA s~~~~:r:; Interior. VI 327, Pow:JIIIdt, Power SIHrlng end Brak•, R'1'1,... io Whit-all. Local Owner .. .· THIS IS THE BESt BUY IN A REFRIGERATOR WE HAVE EVER HAD . ·\ HOLIDAY COUPE •Rt WILL IE SOLD ON FIRST COME FIRST SERVE 1451$, . .COME EARLY FOR CHOICE SELECTION ·. Biggest Gibson Sale In Our History! Now Is The Time To Save Up To $200. Don't Buy Al1yv/here Until You Check With Us! t \; USED .CAR · !.S·P& .C IALS • •' \. : 'til AUGUST - : • I' ,g • ' j .. �I ,' ' • ' "' .. '} '. , . ,.,;Jfl. .• ' W. .,- -I._ ' ._., i' -- . f .. I- ~; ~ ·- .. .. -I! ... . .;1 ---·~ ~~ - •·" " j ~ •, . -. '·-"- --- .~,. ..,. ' " \ • . t! I ? , . _ e ... e're e .. • ' • t~-- --~ ' - ,.. ,., ..... r l .. f'. ' ' ' ~trr ··'I t·· ·1· . · r. 'I .;.:I "i'i'J "~ ' . ., ; !~1·, ~);, ' ' •' ; r; ' } i • ,,-.A! ' .. :~: ," :· . -- ·•:· ·• ·,_,' I" j. r. · 'n• ' LOWEST PRICES HIGHEST TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES Everott Saundon ·sPECIAL PURC.HASE . Quollty Sot.Sm.n We are celebrating JUlY 4th early. · We are the largest volume deaier in the area and we are out to break all Records in June and June is . ' ~ FROST ON SA tiOW AT Stores . STOCK REDUCTION MONTH and we will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p. •••••• •• m. except Saturday, close at 6 p.m. See one of. our quality salesmen today - Howard Thivener, Everett Saunders, Warren Skidmore. • • • ,• NO PAYMENTS •. CLEAR REFRIGERATORS ,.,.. '~· ' • Our new trading policy guarantees you do not have to go anywhere else to buy. We will give you as good a deal as you can get anywhere. Our new zone locator system makes over 1,000 new units available in one days time. So wherever you see the car or truck you want, we can have it for you in one day. This makes it possible fo~ .you to buy where you can 9!'t the best service on your new car or truck. ' : MINIMUM DOWN PAYMENTS : • GMAC & • •. BANK TERMS ~ • • •. 1967 DELMONT 1881 • ARRANGED •• •••••• • -- 1 OUR PRICE 1,66 CHEVROLETr$. 1964 IMPALA~~~==~ While, Re,l .lnt.,lor. 6cyl. S179S . terlor. v~. Stand. trans. Redlo S1395 Standar<l 'l'rtnll Hiller, 1 111tewall 'I'!,. · ,-Lo~l ~·r ;,. . ·· Wh::"':.::c:ov:e":,;;::;::::;._..:.:=. $]295 .,.. ~ . ' ' •. , . . MIMONr &I f~t"~ ' s ' 00 Model67·252 COMPACT 2DOOR REFRIGERATOR FREEZER WITH IO.YEAR WARRANTY .. ..,. 19671MPALA SUPER SPORT COUPE .RHI ECJ,nomy \ OUR PRICE s • .00 Beautiful maroon finlsb w!Gwhite bucket seats, AM-FM radio, positrac n axle, 4 speed transmission, special instru nts, bumper guards, whitewall Ures. ' . NOW .· "00. . . Modtl67-364 ' .. Big! 14~ ., Frest-CI.ear · REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER t (WITH BOTIOM FREEZER) Regular - • - - . 399.95 Your Trade-ln . . 100.00 380.00 -- 'NOW • S : . J ' 41:.::., ::.-~::. . . ••• Model 67-866 ' t .. ~----~- ( ' ... · CO .,· ' • > , :J. .I 7•' .... ' ~\"l· .... " ' .. :, ' .•. c • ' . :.~;<' . \' , ' -~ I' ,' '!,.,_ l. -~ ,' . ~ ., i '. ' -1 .. ,'. I ~' _,/. . l - . . ., '··~· ·~ ., .d::"1."' Lll!ht blue wltb' bi~~· ~YI.~t, re~umper, .dtfuxe beater; o~WI\e -mir£or, · padd~~ ,dash, 2-fipeed electt:ic .wipers, ·wlndS!lfeld w;jSher. • ' -~ Now With New 10-Year Golden Guarantee Gibson's patented Frost'Clear system assures you no frost ever can form in refrig· erator or freezer. Eliminates messy defrost· ing chores forever. And Gibson's new 10. year Golden Guarantee - first in the indllltry - assures you of longer, trouble-free service. '" \ LLIPOLIS ' WITH TRADE WITH TRADI S..ioo!dStepaideP!clrup ;? ~ 88 Trade--In - • 102.00 1967 CHEVROLET ! TON TRUCK '," • - (TOP FREEZER) ( ' s Regular • . ,, Regular - - . 350.00 Trade-In . •· . NOf$309.95 I NOt $278.00 '· NOJ$239.00 Big 16 -Frost-CI GIBS0 N · Refrigerator-Freezer Imoala Suner Soort Cal!DO• FACTORY PR1CE $3730.65 $995 ' •' ONLY " REFRIGERATOR FREEZER I ~ ~~ lnter~or. ~o.;.N.~'.,. __ ,• ' . ' t GIBSON DO AWAY W:R'H DEFftOSTING FOREVER~ AII 11Frost Cleai-'1 - Available in White or Coppertone Why Pay More? Buy from the leader . Tinted glass, two-tone paint', automatic transmission, power steering, raqio, deluxe interior, door eljge guards, undercoat, whitewall tires, beid rest, power brakes. -- 5 Rul nice ar 14 cubic foot .FROsr:·cLEAR . ~~. ~ li SPEC AU! -~· "' ..... ·1964 CH.EVROLET ~~~:~· Super Sport. BlueiWhlte Top, V8. $119. Stend. Trena. R¥1o,Tlrtt HH!tr Whitewall ' - 1965 RAMBLER Ac::l:~ 1962 COMET 5 :.!·1 ~~::ht White. 6 cyl. standanj: $ f9 ·. Bucket s.ata. Trens.IJtdio.Tlr• ·6 cyl. Crulst+rnatlo. Rtdlo, 1 . ·HHter, Whittw"fl V::~Jtewell TirN. 5 .f ' 1965 MUSfANG=F!: 1963 CHEVROLEJ~o!!~ vtnrl Bucket s.eta, $·f· ·7ri9m.S .'GTrena. oldiT•"Rtdio, Interior. va. stend. S11std4•5n. Cru•-tic, Rltilio, liNter. WW_Tins. LoCI! Oro• Owner ·-. W:h:lt::-::e::_II.:.T:Ireo~:;::,:;:::__:.:...:= r < Now, you ca11 'enjoy all the advantages of Gibson'$ high standard of quality and outstanding features at a price so low it will amaze you! Two separate storage zones with two separate temperatures let you store foods properly to keep their r.roper flavor and freshness. Gibsons exclusive "Quality Mile" p~rformance test checks for complete" operating efficiency before . it ever ~eaves the factory. It's your as· surance of trouble-free dependability for years to come. ''lj 1964 FORD=~ iJ;:," 6cyl. t:;: Stlndlrcl Overdr!ve,Transmiuion '- ,,.,. $1 095 1965 MUSTANG :r:;.;:r: va. Crul~t+metlc St-695 ·Whit-all TlrM THIS12 CU. FT. GilSON ·"';1:· &'".r REFRIGERATOR FACTORY PRICE $3901.12 . 1:966 .IM-PALA s~~~~:r:; Interior. VI 327, Pow:JIIIdt, Power SIHrlng end Brak•, R'1'1,... io Whit-all. Local Owner .. .· THIS IS THE BESt BUY IN A REFRIGERATOR WE HAVE EVER HAD . ·\ HOLIDAY COUPE •Rt WILL IE SOLD ON FIRST COME FIRST SERVE 1451$, . .COME EARLY FOR CHOICE SELECTION ·. Biggest Gibson Sale In Our History! Now Is The Time To Save Up To $200. 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'!,"- ~ K'· ' ."'' ..,__-~~-~- . -aueu .. ll Deal ' 'l'be F•i!ili'R Page Woma~s- Turus As World pasl,r,;;.a . ,. ~-t ·----- ~ Newlywed~ · ~~ParO . . .;;- '::-. -~ ~l") .-' ~ · .World! To. Teil'· -l'futh ~:· .. :~-~ - ~-=:-~~ -~"~-- _,. . ~ 1 Neft -~,'i· --<---..c-' :_..f,~ilof,'t , l!a1 ....- ~or l'ligl!t · :0 -~ -,>O-•:_" -_ _, "7' Dl=m ~I o! '17 Women'•- News "'t--Generai'Uiospilll '' K ·:i· . - d / Dark Sbadowa 1.'Jieater Gregocy Segal and .,.. :.· . ·~ ~ . ~ c"'~ ·:- . ,.._,-~ _Merv Gn!JiD ~ "'· . ~ . ' -~· f' . .. - '. •, . - MoYle Ranae PilyJiis DiDec ·~· ,: -.·~- ... ~s-ta ... ' " ··~:~~~ or t'~er- Newa _·u.~ &..ale $bow '" '"" . ,, T<-... ~rroe- .,_:.,;. - ·- '- - _. ;,.-..::- - _.-,_ . lc 16 ' ' , Saturifay: ·,~ :,~~" .~~:;~ . - IICUOD Tbealre -.-, .. ' ~;..• ' Daytime Show. Nelgllbors • .,,. tl:"la:ioP,- .~ -=» '"' lt:• ~ 18'::'38 Space ~adeU U:tl- ~el Sqldr. -~~ ; .:1'.1-': :.i .;;J~ _ . o,u:ai ~ Cool lliccoor ~- 12:30 Kartoon .,.;.'l:tt: uJ>i!eat ·.; ~- ·_.... Glory Road Bean:r- & · Cecil l MightY, .ut t'lintst.!Jdg AlOin Film MouS!~ UDCleDJol; •. ll'"'orj!;y Plg F?raoKeruitem Jr. Space Ghost Kong n.lll) LoDe Ranger 6:00 I Dream j Coronet Blue 6:30 Flau- scruggs \ 7,00 P . Wag.mer ttoaa Runner rile Beagles Milton Monslel' a. rtppu.y nooper St'rl? c.., . sslu.;liay tiUilDJ 7, 30 F'lipper a,oo , ,30 .Amer. Bano:stand 9 :00 Playhoule Don 't Eat Get Smart 10:00 ·.,.·'" F a mli y Mfa1r Away We Go - , •. ·' .Catlalan Golf ' ; 0:- 11:30 Weatller 11:15 News oam Snead lt:20 ~ U:30 New• Wide Jli'orld Gt Spon 11 :3$ Spor~& runerna~~ ~~ ~-. - -•- 0 ,. 'l ~'! Mov•• . . 1"·~~-~il';;..,j:;,F"~< . . ~"""' ~"'~. Da'Jng Game La,nence Welk Mission Impossible - ' Pistol s & P'etHcoats ) Pic 1d 'y Palace ABC Sct>pe • Gun:mwke r .. Green Hornet -J, ' 'l'!'t.'l~s Newlywed Ga me liJ _JO- ~ s·•gn on& "f-;-.· -prc"'cnt·r • M -~:,F. ' . i'll ew~ Mov.e News Jacltpot Dayo ." Ctut;ter ,' -· \lllller lbeater Caney R~ds . ·- '. -·e...----- Camera Three Facing Ufe Bull winkle Discovery 12:00 TV Chapel < 12:15 Mgrs. In Action Herald of Truth Jace Impact - 1: 00 Meet Press 1: 15 1:30 At ·Issue l :35 ,;;;. --·· 1 the Nation Garden Club Social Security _, Glory Road Lighthouse Jim \\'alter Jvbilee 2:00 Bach. Father . Garden Club -· sOdat Security 2:15 ,; 2,:ro Calift:ifnians Soccer Leagne 2:55 Ernest Tubb Detect1be.s Movie 3:00 :Movi_e ' with steaks and simplE: di~. t.NA& he's quite ready~ ---~ -;:•. HOLLYWOOD 1,U Pl ) -View- But to break the monotonyf :he ) A oattve of Los Angeles , 3,15 .· " ers don't think of Gary Collins. bought a cookbook and follo~] Gary is something Or a physi- 3:30 eo-.hero with Dal rl.obrtson in ! directions. :i'*'l neal fitness buff. gtwo or three 1 Golf Tournament 4:00"'The Iron Horse," with a CQok..! "My dishes don't look as , times a week he goes Qllli(j-and 4:30 The Deputy ._San Francisco Beat Golt Tuunwu1eD1 bcw:it""propped o~n in the kit-\ good ~s the ones in th€ illustra- joas, a c.-ouple of miles at--itolly- \ 4:45 I chen preparing dinner, but lions, " he says. " But I get a .'!'-ODd High School's tTa~_. - Then 1 5c 00 Strattor#Hall I I Love Lucy that's how he spends -his even- kick out of it anyhow ." again be may J~pe around the 5:15 ;' . \ ings. I Collins leaves his bacb~lor studio .to keep his-waist _tr,i,m. 1 ,Collms, recently divorced , pad early enough to duck into _ Qa- winter w~n~ . Gary is ;,:ro Spt's l!loli~7 ~ Amateur Hour hcis tackled the rigors of single the Columbia studio r a nc t off t() the snow _slopes with skis \ -..;-:-~-"-.---------------------­ life wjth a determination to sur- co l rlml:i~~, wr oacon and eggs bracketed Lo the top oL - his Evening ,Shews ~ive. every morning before ·report- car. In the off season · he prac- ~ ------'" ----:---~--------------AL the moment it's touch and ing to work at 8 o '~IQCk._ ~al . ~ee!l; sk1 exerci~s~ too.' . . fi':OO News · 2lst Cen,tuty Talent Hunt ao:. . . l ly be is thro~h With hi~ de r .. :- lrl the warm inohtb~ ~-..COJlt~s 6 , 30 SmithsoniJ Lawman (.i-ary s ex - w1fe, Susan, and I ring-do by 7 m the everung~ af- ~n ~ found on publ~enms :· I Voya..:;e bls youngsters, Guy, 2, an d . ter which he heads for his kit· courts with his fr.iend& or head l 7:00 Animal Sec'ts : Lassie Melissa, 1. live in the famiJy l chen. \ ing :for the ~tains and 7:30 Walt DiSDeJ !t's AboUt Time home in· posh Pacific Palisades. ! As Dave Tarrant in the ABC. smog-free air.. Raised.~ ill Santa 1 8:DOEd SUHtvaa F.B.l. Collins calls a small furnished TV series, Collins plays much Monica. Gary is also 2J beach s,ao Make a Deal apartm~nt in Hollywood home . the same kind of Jack Arm- fanatic. ,>.~·;-~ .. '-; , On his own since January , strong character he portrayed But more tltan ~hmg else g,oo Smo.tbers Bros. Movie the btond actor is still making ' in his first -tefe...-ision series, Collins is trying tO ~ his peradjustments . --But unlike other ; the defunct --wackiest Ship In sona1 life straightened out. His 10:00 The Saint married men suddenly turned i The Army. ·· divorce won·t be final for many IQcOO Hollywood Warren Report lqose, be refuses to reiy on res- : Likes Singing months to come._ ·UntiirP.ttlefl he lC . 3Uwnat.'s .My J..me Lauran~. Collins spends considerable must continu~ ~Hive.._ suspendll:oo--News ~e.wa ! He learned to cook in Europe time and money on singing ed kind ot ure. News MOVIe 11: lb Mike Douglas Where-· he spent a 1 m o s t five lessons. warb.ling at benefits He visits -.. ~.;.Y,OUngsters as Movie years ln and out of the a r rn y. and other events which g i v e frequently as--tie -iS .• able and 1Laotraveling around working at him ~ excuse to sing in public looks forwaftL t:o the. :day when ll.~•cting w~yer ....-American He is I o ok in g forward to he can say his - ,H;V3te life i'i~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - JDo\'ies w~ ~ ..filrneif.; - ,-:- branch ing out as a professional running ~8 smoothly as his car hometown and attended Kent .eot.hus1astic and cheerful an State University at Bi&bt. properly dr28Sed. y~~t of ~~ 'sticks singer alt~~gh he doesn't eer in television. Since she pia~ teach " Mo:st of what I tell t11e1 (and her ,mother Mrs. -Bland about t>eiog Negro and takio Miles agrees DOW that Laura a_ positiVe attitude, plu:; th • . ' '#I' hasn't become a degenerate the .groon\ing and hygit:ilt! up since oeini in show biz), this ttteyc don't -get at home ur .i assignment is close to her orig- school, ., Laur'a says she lean lnal goal. ed from talking with teacher~ . . , . Although she appeared for rn, NEW YORK (NEA) - Ltke U\\'0 special UPer bv the tall . " I relate LO these kJ.js . 1 get --J work on aU1tude s!nce r . te . . wh ·oe • . 1 ~ · • · - . , . •1 m rv1ew to a 1 ~- 1ID sc many young people, Laura Dur~ng a morning chat in , to them more fr.an thetr tea c h- most of these boys and girls .. d • · nd h 'gh h.,· _, · · h , h . . mm1 res~ a 1 , w 1 e p.mr Grc>ene is ready to t8ke the w .1uc s,1e Mu)lc -acros~ as a; ers 01 t eJf·parents (:an b€'cause must rmd a JOb. I tell i.llem of boots L· sa . h t It - F . ' . . en 1 . aura v., s e e summer otl from her l1igt: . bUbt5ly. confident yo1.1ng woman tt,cy reai! Ze 1m n0L thal LJ1· the JObs bemg created f9r Ne- the young ·girl to·· save theA 5 S<.·hool duties . .._?"' >tn spite of an upset stom41ch. renmved from them." I groes and that they nave a · - . k 1 d hat' rd-s . 1lp . . d . od It I . . ' . rmmlS ll" s. Weir For mi!lions, her n~1ne me <ins Laura expla me she wanted to 1 o 1 nt~~ uce her~(' : . ..aura nght to pursue JObs w1th d1gm- sticks and patterned stockine 1•tor the disco. She tells the bo nolh ing. Y<:t il'numerable men, .'-'hare her .ILk k w1th others. i ~mgs 'l Jtngle or two. L1e o;;tl:- 1 ty 3nd respect." women a:1d children catch To ':io th;s she took on an oettts 1'eeogn1ze her vo1ce a nd Laura also tells the youths .... h th , h ' ~-.~- ..... ~.. . . _ . "' s ave etr 1ppv UUd-r.~ ant themsdn?s wh 1stling_ a Jm~lc ;~ dd1honal j(>b wJtb deep me <:. n- i thmgs are swmgmg _ ~owev e~-. 1 tha.t lhey should be proud ilf loud pants when ·applying foe s nP r· ~'conled lor rad10 or ' r !e- , mg t(l ;1er. Laura has been 1 her toptc IS qu1te s.·nc.u,:, -m d their oackground and hiSlory . . bs vi<;wn. i~ turin~ thjs year to semors m · she is at·t1eulate enough to put .. After all the Negroes helped JO · At 23. Laura is on ·h er "'·ay __rugn schools selected because / across h.:'t J..uints "'~ :.-:arut bemg build the railroads and helped '"Sometimes it is a do-as.f to correetu:g ber •mage a~ .a l~y drew a student body fr...,m pre<tchy or pompous . / the. cotton and tobacco inrlt~~ say-and-not-as-hdo lecture ~ faceless· \ ' Otce irl wmmerciat;;. ; U]ldet" - privileged neighborThe mam stress oi i.lle pr:>- tries-c grow." ~ dress;" she :admits. So.· whctt is .<:h~ doing m :h•gh : l:oods. gram sponsored by l~::.tt'Jme j "Slavery," she adds. "iS no · H~ 40-miJ!ute S1~ pre~nta. sdwol'! ' ' · _ ~In most of the sch-.)()IS the ct'nters ou g1·oommg and h.:-w ttl disgrace when it is forced uppn 1ion ~lldersuch ttiings as t.IM Th~ former CJ~e!.and SwHch- : enrollment is predomiqaotJy Ne- p1·epare for a job i.n.lerview. ln j yay." These _are~ strong '\lOrds ~ length of _boys~· pants. board _opera[Of iS P~ming a ~ g~. Laura is Negro. getting to her .audie!ict:, ~~:lura rof. a young. ~ - but ' sbe .- o( ooU.ars to· 'W"ear, h.aiJt. good Jh•ing from jingles c>nd --I talk to them about Hp-- . :;ays Jbe leJis them she is re- says - tbem Withou~ a m:UtaiJt ;cuts.:.,;'howectng. u' . ef ~ . .. ilow is ~oing tef€-Vision Specials ' }:'eara nee, attitude and h)'- ~ponsible f« where ·s he .is 19-' .Strain in her Voice .:and, alsO~ e:z:.· ants ;--and ori;l -anti~ptic:s._ ·~ ~n Canada. pfm- _n.igl1t cJub ~i~g.:ll- gicrw.." she says_ ·w1th- a- .sn:JJe day and there. ~no reason the) pl~s to: ~e students~t~ ~ lec~ie ~~ . ~ - ~ u•g dates and bas three mov1~ that ~~ ber illu<IJt~ated 19C-- can't follOw suit. • . : wijl ~t ~"!";.~~ gl~ -~- . ,~];;aroeg,._ J!l Bcbeduled.· SJw> feels ~~- her tare IS ~r : from borinc. · ~- wor~ ... __ .... _ - --~ ~... .-.b.!--.:a:-._..____ ----~-- ..... ~---'--'-"' ._,__, - ,. - ' ' 4 THE NOW PEbPLE Laura Gr;;;~ne Llan Relate ~ I U' . -L:;:. " ~- ,-- <;'> -~--" lo>· ~ 11:00 This Is L!le 11:30 This is Ufe 12 c30 TV Chapel ~ B~as,ebaH and Cecil Peler Potamus • 1 Call .990 Hil Parade Sign Oft Breal: Fortb Joy 1 il;;l!!-~Mnl B .,..,,a :Ji1' 9. 45 Childrens Cllapel JO : 00 Sur.d<Jy_ Musac 10 :3{! F1rst 8apt1Sl Church 11:30 Go::;;)('J . ol Christ -12 ;0Cr News -!2:15 ·Tnm ty Hnur . 12:45 Catho:u~ Churd1 1:00 Church ot God Go<; pel -- """" ' ' B~v 1 &.;~,Jle:ald ol Trutb•~\-tV. '9~Pi-otPstant Hou~'iJf;!:? Oid Folk.s Hour . Greek. Ortbodoz -,18;00 Mormon CoDf. 10c3010:45 Living World God is Answer Linus Lion-Hearted 4 ""'' " , ,. .,.,. · ·- I ' :HI Sicial SecWity Country Churd! I --*· 2:80 J:-00 5:00 8 ::10 TV·t3 • ~ ~~-'.-._ -~ _,,- ~ ~ _'!>_ .'-!· :--i:' T.~"Tf i"tr.·g.-i.-;,_- . ?~ - -~-s;.,~~,·~ -.""~-· ·"--:iitl' "'-")..=l: . i'-- e: • S.if WRTN Word of Life By VEHNON SC6TT 8 . :m S1gn Off I Tw1ggy . Movt~ 9 :jtl · ¥-uwag Amer1ri'D __, ·. - . ~- 'U'DAY "' ; , -_ God Is Anslfer .-- on Cooking Kick Collins _, .. a .. '}Jtjter His Recent Divorce . - .HaglJJ.t Jerry d 3V ,.. . TV PROFILE ~ rv.- 9 :00 cartonsvme Insight · 9:30 9:45 Gospel Singing '-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June 25, ..1967 ' tseatJes 01Ug::. . ~ ~,;.~ Eveni,ng Shows j ~a•per Superman ,Tom ·__:,. . · . ... f_Cartoon Cu' Upo ~- -' WCBS 8,45 and RADIO >· J JoeJ llii!I<Jp . News -U'-lili ·-~ ~' Sporto Jil-~ . f.OIIIgl!l ' Ohio 1\'ews ~ C' . Kusic's Sund~~- Sbo,~ Sport Scope ',. . p. rn . - Sign Off i- 1be Avenaera ' - ~.ap Rev. B. L. , g~;_"'F~~.'" 7 WSAZ TV-3 7:3ll lr:OO This Is Ufe' 8:30 Christopbeno ASC-Pete Shields Mason Co. Agric. Ohio University Re~ Ohio News Jim M~?es Saturday ShOw . ~ Scojllt J> 9:00 p m. - sign- Off . ,!"'""~..._r ·sUNDAY 6:00 Sign On- For. Faith 6 ' 3Q Baptist Hour 7:00 Master Control 7: 30 The Good ,Life 7:45 The Bible Speaks -~': 8:00 Sunday Show 9:00 Spreading Kingdom 9:25 Cong. Miller Rep~ _ ll:OO Country Hymnfimeiw-.S. 11:30 The ~u Jet Hour ~00 Noon Ne~ . ~,-~;-:-~~!i- (l 12:15 P rotest · " •' '· 12:30 Re¥·. Merm. Teets 1:00 Rev. Eddie BOy~ · :,· 1:30 Rev. Bi lJ ups.. -- _.. 2:00 Rev . JohniJY,.t~•.:c~ ·­ -3'.: 00 3:05 5: 00 1 :00 ---- . Noon News Report a. J.'7:81t'Tbe ~ · -MatsiiaiLThea~ ·. MOYie :;p.nazs _ Wild Wild W!"'t. _ ,, • - _.,,,e JI;N,C.L.E.. ' Hogaa'a Her- _,_ ~.3:JU ~,_..: ·:Jt~,~-,;' .'i"'l:' 3o T.!I.E, Cat _, -• ~- . Top Ten Show Se-: f...~Newa :;; ~-.... iQ:30 12:00 12:15 12 :30 12:45 1:00 1:05 W.J.E.R Radio .Robert . Daytime Show• 1\tonflay through Friday · 12: ~ ;>.;ews 0 Grams 6:15 Sign On & The Mike Can- 12:~. Farm and ~on:te Progra_m trett Show (except F'~y~ -~~ 7:45 Echoes of Joy Go Round) ;! ·- • _, 8 .00 Ohio Valley News 12:45 Coun tr)· GQ 'ftvund 8 :05 World News ~·W~ Checkpamt -f'.l~ws· 8 :10 Sportscope 2:00 Country Go ROuiid ... 8 :14 Weather Picture ' 2:55 Chec ~ .;pomt L'liews 8:15 Talk of the Town .... -::3:DO Country Go Round Rock Hudson will be host on 8:55 Community News ~~ Checkpomt N~ws 1:;~.3cmg With Doss _..,,. ooe or the •·Kralt . Musk Fa l r · 9.15 The Morning Show Special" series being produced I 9. 55 Mason (.;Q~nty_ News - ·'':~~terchangii! ~· for NBC by Gary . Srnith and / 10~00 Th~ Mormng Show 5~-0I!'~omrnurmy News ...•. Dwight Hemion. The air date 11.00 OhLo News_ .~5.05 Mason Q)u~.l;·News , -- ~ is Sept. 20. ~fir_. $how of .the ~ l1 : 05 The M~_amg "Show (ex- 5:10 -\1:-orld Newt-.._t; :~·series will be on _·s ept. 13 .with I Ct>pt Frid~y, fhurch Bells ~~.:Spothght on~"'·~~ Herb Alpert an« : bis Tijuana . Rmg) 'Weather -"!:''~-~ c-~· , • ~ 1 Brass starred. ·. U :45 World N~ws _ . Sunset Blvd._ t~ . , . 1' 11 ~55 Mason County.:.News ( 1:. ; Sign Off ~!~::::~- __ ~ . ;;., Ed Ames, smging star whose , 12 : 00 Com~uenrty News ...SA 'CURD~ . . , . _~ work for the past three seasons ·· 12 : 05 Noon N ws ·'1:~· Sign On & ~ uie M llttl has been confined &o acting the 12.10 Mark~t Reports Show <'~"".. -~ ..... ~ •· Indian Minoo on NBC's " Do 12:15 Bulletin Board ... ----. J _ .· > _1 • • n - ---7. <r.1 .t..choes o1 ..... _ ,.._ . _ '• a_ld ~ne·· series.; ~m do so~e tbe host of NBC's IaU special ..C 8~~ ~0!llo Va_lley~t:>ws -.?' ~:. smgmg on the IQ.V.~~~~ verslOn ot ' !~:.';Js tads and Johnson Ice- :;,J*t, World !\ews.~.. ~# of Bernard Sha~ Androcles Follies" 8 :1Q Sponscope ~c .>, _ . , - • •e,, apd the Lion " whteh NBC .wHJ . 8:14 Weather PJctJil~-~~~z;V "··" present next 9ea.IJ!'Il. Songs Cor ... '1;-16 The LOllle MueJJ-er:'·~-k ~· .;-:(.>.. ,, the 9D-m!nute speci~ are by RiPRODUCER 1,J..J!I,.,5Qng & Story Time • . ...,. chard Rodgers. Ames will have HO!,._LYWOOD (UPI ) An- 1L5~ WashingtorJ Reports -;:? the role of Ferrovius, a Olris- drew McLaglen, son of t h t:!!~Checkpoiot News ., -~ tian wh.o h~s to control him9e1f late \' •,., - '-lcl..agJen. h~s ~•gn- 12).._5 Bulletm ~; ~~,., ~ from f1ghtmg back. at Roman ! ed to produce two mov1es f o r 1%:'"15''1'\ews 0 ,..if9!ir. 1@~ ... gladiators _ A,mes also will be the Mirisch Corp. 12:36""Th~.; " I!\ Sd~"='r ..!i;:- .... l~ -$aturdgy Matm~lfii~.:;; Q~.,i!'-f:-'lO'!einc•nnatl ~-·~~3fUr 4 , 30 Saturday Matl~ee -· 8.15 The G~ ·--..r· ~~ '· News NeW!!· Neft~'f:~ .;: "' &:00 Saturday Show lQ: 00 Meigs Co. Scl!olarship hour adapt.ion if the stage hit. ' ·Tbe Desperate Hours, " which ' ABC will offer next season ., gal will play an escaped cvn- j viet, and Stack wil1 be the head 1 of d. family beld .captive in its i home while the convict and his pals plan their get-away: _,.,_ Eveaf..,g,.Show• ,_ 3;00 News Singer Wayne :'llewton w ill : 4:00 News appear in his first network tel- ( 1:05 Mile$ Kusic evision special ~arly next sea4:30 LocaJ News son-a ABC will present the show,) 5:00 Sports Sco~ w~ ' will display the 25-year- ! 9 :00 p. m. - Sign Off ol s dancmg and drumming · SATURDAY tal as well as his voca liz5 :3Q Sign On lng Stack head the Cast for a two- Datmg Game McHale's N.vy ~ter FamJiy 2:00 News -~ 5:35 Protestant Hour Place" series character until 5:3ll Sign On - News she marrit:d Frank Sinatra-, &:35 Sacred Heart ___ __ w.;:as TV~ I WHI1\ WJI'n\ TV-Q ~-q will be back: on television next 5: 50 Meigs Ct. RFD ~c!ini ~·or Teaob. season as star of a two • o ur 5:55 Education News special based on the stage play, 6:00 Qhjo News ..Johnn)' Belinda!' Van Heflin 6 :OS Bill Miller Show ·. ":1:~-¢artooDs News a;=h of lllrlst' ·•also will be in it. ABC will use 7:20 ~;c_--- Sleepy Jefte(& 1'-"" 7:35 Pickens Hdwe Show it in its drama series. ~_1:-:';.;;.,-' KartoOn Kamlval ·~ 1:5Q News CartoOII carn!Val Britain's Bill Travers said hiST 8:45 Baket- P'tlrn. ~Auction wife, Virginia McKenna. will ~ (Weds.) -Stann star in an adaptation of Sir 8:45 Baker Fum. Show (.Fri.) ~sie ObliDger James Barrie 's "The Admira- 8:45 Hargraves Report (Thurs...) W¥att Eartl candid camera ble Crichton" which will be one 9:00 Ne!'s ot .. Hallmark Hall of Fame" ! 9:05 Coffee with Janet Beverly Blllbil!Jes .'. Dateline !lollyw'd plays on NBC next season. The 10:00 Swap Shop Cbildren'i!,1 Doctor pair recently starred in the mo- 10:15 Morning Meditations tion picture, "Born Free." 10:30 Brunch Party Silpermartet Sweep Andy Griffith 11:00 Ohio New~ OneinaMipion Dick Van "lyke ..Voyage to the Bottom of the ,11 :05 Tiny's Country Junction Everybody"s TalkiJ!g Sea,'~ is back in production in ' tl: 30 Tiny 's Hymntime Of. Lifa ' News ~:~ ·· .Hoh)' ,.,ood , turning out episodes l 12;00 News f-M "':Ir.VA Seareb For ToliiOi'. --Donn• ~ ~ for the series' fourth season onj 12:30 Guest Star (Fri.) ' . 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'!,"- ~ K'· ' ."'' ..,__-~~-~- . -aueu .. ll Deal ' 'l'be F•i!ili'R Page Woma~s- Turus As World pasl,r,;;.a . ,. ~-t ·----- ~ Newlywed~ · ~~ParO . . .;;- '::-. -~ ~l") .-' ~ · .World! To. Teil'· -l'futh ~:· .. :~-~ - ~-=:-~~ -~"~-- _,. . ~ 1 Neft -~,'i· --<---..c-' :_..f,~ilof,'t , l!a1 ....- ~or l'ligl!t · :0 -~ -,>O-•:_" -_ _, "7' Dl=m ~I o! '17 Women'•- News "'t--Generai'Uiospilll '' K ·:i· . - d / Dark Sbadowa 1.'Jieater Gregocy Segal and .,.. :.· . ·~ ~ . ~ c"'~ ·:- . ,.._,-~ _Merv Gn!JiD ~ "'· . ~ . ' -~· f' . .. - '. •, . - MoYle Ranae PilyJiis DiDec ·~· ,: -.·~- ... ~s-ta ... ' " ··~:~~~ or t'~er- Newa _·u.~ &..ale $bow '" '"" . ,, T<-... ~rroe- .,_:.,;. - ·- '- - _. ;,.-..::- - _.-,_ . lc 16 ' ' , Saturifay: ·,~ :,~~" .~~:;~ . - IICUOD Tbealre -.-, .. ' ~;..• ' Daytime Show. Nelgllbors • .,,. tl:"la:ioP,- .~ -=» '"' lt:• ~ 18'::'38 Space ~adeU U:tl- ~el Sqldr. -~~ ; .:1'.1-': :.i .;;J~ _ . o,u:ai ~ Cool lliccoor ~- 12:30 Kartoon .,.;.'l:tt: uJ>i!eat ·.; ~- ·_.... Glory Road Bean:r- & · Cecil l MightY, .ut t'lintst.!Jdg AlOin Film MouS!~ UDCleDJol; •. ll'"'orj!;y Plg F?raoKeruitem Jr. Space Ghost Kong n.lll) LoDe Ranger 6:00 I Dream j Coronet Blue 6:30 Flau- scruggs \ 7,00 P . Wag.mer ttoaa Runner rile Beagles Milton Monslel' a. rtppu.y nooper St'rl? c.., . sslu.;liay tiUilDJ 7, 30 F'lipper a,oo , ,30 .Amer. Bano:stand 9 :00 Playhoule Don 't Eat Get Smart 10:00 ·.,.·'" F a mli y Mfa1r Away We Go - , •. ·' .Catlalan Golf ' ; 0:- 11:30 Weatller 11:15 News oam Snead lt:20 ~ U:30 New• Wide Jli'orld Gt Spon 11 :3$ Spor~& runerna~~ ~~ ~-. - -•- 0 ,. 'l ~'! Mov•• . . 1"·~~-~il';;..,j:;,F"~< . . ~"""' ~"'~. Da'Jng Game La,nence Welk Mission Impossible - ' Pistol s & P'etHcoats ) Pic 1d 'y Palace ABC Sct>pe • Gun:mwke r .. Green Hornet -J, ' 'l'!'t.'l~s Newlywed Ga me liJ _JO- ~ s·•gn on& "f-;-.· -prc"'cnt·r • M -~:,F. ' . i'll ew~ Mov.e News Jacltpot Dayo ." Ctut;ter ,' -· \lllller lbeater Caney R~ds . ·- '. -·e...----- Camera Three Facing Ufe Bull winkle Discovery 12:00 TV Chapel < 12:15 Mgrs. In Action Herald of Truth Jace Impact - 1: 00 Meet Press 1: 15 1:30 At ·Issue l :35 ,;;;. --·· 1 the Nation Garden Club Social Security _, Glory Road Lighthouse Jim \\'alter Jvbilee 2:00 Bach. Father . Garden Club -· sOdat Security 2:15 ,; 2,:ro Calift:ifnians Soccer Leagne 2:55 Ernest Tubb Detect1be.s Movie 3:00 :Movi_e ' with steaks and simplE: di~. t.NA& he's quite ready~ ---~ -;:•. HOLLYWOOD 1,U Pl ) -View- But to break the monotonyf :he ) A oattve of Los Angeles , 3,15 .· " ers don't think of Gary Collins. bought a cookbook and follo~] Gary is something Or a physi- 3:30 eo-.hero with Dal rl.obrtson in ! directions. :i'*'l neal fitness buff. gtwo or three 1 Golf Tournament 4:00"'The Iron Horse," with a CQok..! "My dishes don't look as , times a week he goes Qllli(j-and 4:30 The Deputy ._San Francisco Beat Golt Tuunwu1eD1 bcw:it""propped o~n in the kit-\ good ~s the ones in th€ illustra- joas, a c.-ouple of miles at--itolly- \ 4:45 I chen preparing dinner, but lions, " he says. " But I get a .'!'-ODd High School's tTa~_. - Then 1 5c 00 Strattor#Hall I I Love Lucy that's how he spends -his even- kick out of it anyhow ." again be may J~pe around the 5:15 ;' . \ ings. I Collins leaves his bacb~lor studio .to keep his-waist _tr,i,m. 1 ,Collms, recently divorced , pad early enough to duck into _ Qa- winter w~n~ . Gary is ;,:ro Spt's l!loli~7 ~ Amateur Hour hcis tackled the rigors of single the Columbia studio r a nc t off t() the snow _slopes with skis \ -..;-:-~-"-.---------------------­ life wjth a determination to sur- co l rlml:i~~, wr oacon and eggs bracketed Lo the top oL - his Evening ,Shews ~ive. every morning before ·report- car. In the off season · he prac- ~ ------'" ----:---~--------------AL the moment it's touch and ing to work at 8 o '~IQCk._ ~al . ~ee!l; sk1 exerci~s~ too.' . . fi':OO News · 2lst Cen,tuty Talent Hunt ao:. . . l ly be is thro~h With hi~ de r .. :- lrl the warm inohtb~ ~-..COJlt~s 6 , 30 SmithsoniJ Lawman (.i-ary s ex - w1fe, Susan, and I ring-do by 7 m the everung~ af- ~n ~ found on publ~enms :· I Voya..:;e bls youngsters, Guy, 2, an d . ter which he heads for his kit· courts with his fr.iend& or head l 7:00 Animal Sec'ts : Lassie Melissa, 1. live in the famiJy l chen. \ ing :for the ~tains and 7:30 Walt DiSDeJ !t's AboUt Time home in· posh Pacific Palisades. ! As Dave Tarrant in the ABC. smog-free air.. Raised.~ ill Santa 1 8:DOEd SUHtvaa F.B.l. Collins calls a small furnished TV series, Collins plays much Monica. Gary is also 2J beach s,ao Make a Deal apartm~nt in Hollywood home . the same kind of Jack Arm- fanatic. ,>.~·;-~ .. '-; , On his own since January , strong character he portrayed But more tltan ~hmg else g,oo Smo.tbers Bros. Movie the btond actor is still making ' in his first -tefe...-ision series, Collins is trying tO ~ his peradjustments . --But unlike other ; the defunct --wackiest Ship In sona1 life straightened out. His 10:00 The Saint married men suddenly turned i The Army. ·· divorce won·t be final for many IQcOO Hollywood Warren Report lqose, be refuses to reiy on res- : Likes Singing months to come._ ·UntiirP.ttlefl he lC . 3Uwnat.'s .My J..me Lauran~. Collins spends considerable must continu~ ~Hive.._ suspendll:oo--News ~e.wa ! He learned to cook in Europe time and money on singing ed kind ot ure. News MOVIe 11: lb Mike Douglas Where-· he spent a 1 m o s t five lessons. warb.ling at benefits He visits -.. ~.;.Y,OUngsters as Movie years ln and out of the a r rn y. and other events which g i v e frequently as--tie -iS .• able and 1Laotraveling around working at him ~ excuse to sing in public looks forwaftL t:o the. :day when ll.~•cting w~yer ....-American He is I o ok in g forward to he can say his - ,H;V3te life i'i~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - JDo\'ies w~ ~ ..filrneif.; - ,-:- branch ing out as a professional running ~8 smoothly as his car hometown and attended Kent .eot.hus1astic and cheerful an State University at Bi&bt. properly dr28Sed. y~~t of ~~ 'sticks singer alt~~gh he doesn't eer in television. Since she pia~ teach " Mo:st of what I tell t11e1 (and her ,mother Mrs. -Bland about t>eiog Negro and takio Miles agrees DOW that Laura a_ positiVe attitude, plu:; th • . ' '#I' hasn't become a degenerate the .groon\ing and hygit:ilt! up since oeini in show biz), this ttteyc don't -get at home ur .i assignment is close to her orig- school, ., Laur'a says she lean lnal goal. ed from talking with teacher~ . . , . Although she appeared for rn, NEW YORK (NEA) - Ltke U\\'0 special UPer bv the tall . " I relate LO these kJ.js . 1 get --J work on aU1tude s!nce r . te . . wh ·oe • . 1 ~ · • · - . , . •1 m rv1ew to a 1 ~- 1ID sc many young people, Laura Dur~ng a morning chat in , to them more fr.an thetr tea c h- most of these boys and girls .. d • · nd h 'gh h.,· _, · · h , h . . mm1 res~ a 1 , w 1 e p.mr Grc>ene is ready to t8ke the w .1uc s,1e Mu)lc -acros~ as a; ers 01 t eJf·parents (:an b€'cause must rmd a JOb. I tell i.llem of boots L· sa . h t It - F . ' . . en 1 . aura v., s e e summer otl from her l1igt: . bUbt5ly. confident yo1.1ng woman tt,cy reai! Ze 1m n0L thal LJ1· the JObs bemg created f9r Ne- the young ·girl to·· save theA 5 S<.·hool duties . .._?"' >tn spite of an upset stom41ch. renmved from them." I groes and that they nave a · - . k 1 d hat' rd-s . 1lp . . d . od It I . . ' . rmmlS ll" s. Weir For mi!lions, her n~1ne me <ins Laura expla me she wanted to 1 o 1 nt~~ uce her~(' : . ..aura nght to pursue JObs w1th d1gm- sticks and patterned stockine 1•tor the disco. She tells the bo nolh ing. Y<:t il'numerable men, .'-'hare her .ILk k w1th others. i ~mgs 'l Jtngle or two. L1e o;;tl:- 1 ty 3nd respect." women a:1d children catch To ':io th;s she took on an oettts 1'eeogn1ze her vo1ce a nd Laura also tells the youths .... h th , h ' ~-.~- ..... ~.. . . _ . "' s ave etr 1ppv UUd-r.~ ant themsdn?s wh 1stling_ a Jm~lc ;~ dd1honal j(>b wJtb deep me <:. n- i thmgs are swmgmg _ ~owev e~-. 1 tha.t lhey should be proud ilf loud pants when ·applying foe s nP r· ~'conled lor rad10 or ' r !e- , mg t(l ;1er. Laura has been 1 her toptc IS qu1te s.·nc.u,:, -m d their oackground and hiSlory . . bs vi<;wn. i~ turin~ thjs year to semors m · she is at·t1eulate enough to put .. After all the Negroes helped JO · At 23. Laura is on ·h er "'·ay __rugn schools selected because / across h.:'t J..uints "'~ :.-:arut bemg build the railroads and helped '"Sometimes it is a do-as.f to correetu:g ber •mage a~ .a l~y drew a student body fr...,m pre<tchy or pompous . / the. cotton and tobacco inrlt~~ say-and-not-as-hdo lecture ~ faceless· \ ' Otce irl wmmerciat;;. ; U]ldet" - privileged neighborThe mam stress oi i.lle pr:>- tries-c grow." ~ dress;" she :admits. So.· whctt is .<:h~ doing m :h•gh : l:oods. gram sponsored by l~::.tt'Jme j "Slavery," she adds. "iS no · H~ 40-miJ!ute S1~ pre~nta. sdwol'! ' ' · _ ~In most of the sch-.)()IS the ct'nters ou g1·oommg and h.:-w ttl disgrace when it is forced uppn 1ion ~lldersuch ttiings as t.IM Th~ former CJ~e!.and SwHch- : enrollment is predomiqaotJy Ne- p1·epare for a job i.n.lerview. ln j yay." These _are~ strong '\lOrds ~ length of _boys~· pants. board _opera[Of iS P~ming a ~ g~. Laura is Negro. getting to her .audie!ict:, ~~:lura rof. a young. ~ - but ' sbe .- o( ooU.ars to· 'W"ear, h.aiJt. good Jh•ing from jingles c>nd --I talk to them about Hp-- . :;ays Jbe leJis them she is re- says - tbem Withou~ a m:UtaiJt ;cuts.:.,;'howectng. u' . ef ~ . .. ilow is ~oing tef€-Vision Specials ' }:'eara nee, attitude and h)'- ~ponsible f« where ·s he .is 19-' .Strain in her Voice .:and, alsO~ e:z:.· ants ;--and ori;l -anti~ptic:s._ ·~ ~n Canada. pfm- _n.igl1t cJub ~i~g.:ll- gicrw.." she says_ ·w1th- a- .sn:JJe day and there. ~no reason the) pl~s to: ~e students~t~ ~ lec~ie ~~ . ~ - ~ u•g dates and bas three mov1~ that ~~ ber illu<IJt~ated 19C-- can't follOw suit. • . : wijl ~t ~"!";.~~ gl~ -~- . ,~];;aroeg,._ J!l Bcbeduled.· SJw> feels ~~- her tare IS ~r : from borinc. · ~- wor~ ... __ .... _ - --~ ~... .-.b.!--.:a:-._..____ ----~-- ..... ~---'--'-"' ._,__, - ,. - ' ' 4 THE NOW PEbPLE Laura Gr;;;~ne Llan Relate ~ I U' . -L:;:. " ~- ,-- <;'> -~--" lo>· ~ 11:00 This Is L!le 11:30 This is Ufe 12 c30 TV Chapel ~ B~as,ebaH and Cecil Peler Potamus • 1 Call .990 Hil Parade Sign Oft Breal: Fortb Joy 1 il;;l!!-~Mnl B .,..,,a :Ji1' 9. 45 Childrens Cllapel JO : 00 Sur.d<Jy_ Musac 10 :3{! F1rst 8apt1Sl Church 11:30 Go::;;)('J . ol Christ -12 ;0Cr News -!2:15 ·Tnm ty Hnur . 12:45 Catho:u~ Churd1 1:00 Church ot God Go<; pel -- """" ' ' B~v 1 &.;~,Jle:ald ol Trutb•~\-tV. '9~Pi-otPstant Hou~'iJf;!:? Oid Folk.s Hour . Greek. Ortbodoz -,18;00 Mormon CoDf. 10c3010:45 Living World God is Answer Linus Lion-Hearted 4 ""'' " , ,. .,.,. · ·- I ' :HI Sicial SecWity Country Churd! I --*· 2:80 J:-00 5:00 8 ::10 TV·t3 • ~ ~~-'.-._ -~ _,,- ~ ~ _'!>_ .'-!· :--i:' T.~"Tf i"tr.·g.-i.-;,_- . ?~ - -~-s;.,~~,·~ -.""~-· ·"--:iitl' "'-")..=l: . i'-- e: • S.if WRTN Word of Life By VEHNON SC6TT 8 . :m S1gn Off I Tw1ggy . Movt~ 9 :jtl · ¥-uwag Amer1ri'D __, ·. - . ~- 'U'DAY "' ; , -_ God Is Anslfer .-- on Cooking Kick Collins _, .. a .. '}Jtjter His Recent Divorce . - .HaglJJ.t Jerry d 3V ,.. . TV PROFILE ~ rv.- 9 :00 cartonsvme Insight · 9:30 9:45 Gospel Singing '-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June 25, ..1967 ' tseatJes 01Ug::. . ~ ~,;.~ Eveni,ng Shows j ~a•per Superman ,Tom ·__:,. . · . ... f_Cartoon Cu' Upo ~- -' WCBS 8,45 and RADIO >· J JoeJ llii!I<Jp . News -U'-lili ·-~ ~' Sporto Jil-~ . f.OIIIgl!l ' Ohio 1\'ews ~ C' . Kusic's Sund~~- Sbo,~ Sport Scope ',. . p. rn . - Sign Off i- 1be Avenaera ' - ~.ap Rev. B. L. , g~;_"'F~~.'" 7 WSAZ TV-3 7:3ll lr:OO This Is Ufe' 8:30 Christopbeno ASC-Pete Shields Mason Co. Agric. Ohio University Re~ Ohio News Jim M~?es Saturday ShOw . ~ Scojllt J> 9:00 p m. - sign- Off . ,!"'""~..._r ·sUNDAY 6:00 Sign On- For. Faith 6 ' 3Q Baptist Hour 7:00 Master Control 7: 30 The Good ,Life 7:45 The Bible Speaks -~': 8:00 Sunday Show 9:00 Spreading Kingdom 9:25 Cong. Miller Rep~ _ ll:OO Country Hymnfimeiw-.S. 11:30 The ~u Jet Hour ~00 Noon Ne~ . ~,-~;-:-~~!i- (l 12:15 P rotest · " •' '· 12:30 Re¥·. Merm. Teets 1:00 Rev. Eddie BOy~ · :,· 1:30 Rev. Bi lJ ups.. -- _.. 2:00 Rev . JohniJY,.t~•.:c~ ·­ -3'.: 00 3:05 5: 00 1 :00 ---- . Noon News Report a. J.'7:81t'Tbe ~ · -MatsiiaiLThea~ ·. MOYie :;p.nazs _ Wild Wild W!"'t. _ ,, • - _.,,,e JI;N,C.L.E.. ' Hogaa'a Her- _,_ ~.3:JU ~,_..: ·:Jt~,~-,;' .'i"'l:' 3o T.!I.E, Cat _, -• ~- . Top Ten Show Se-: f...~Newa :;; ~-.... iQ:30 12:00 12:15 12 :30 12:45 1:00 1:05 W.J.E.R Radio .Robert . Daytime Show• 1\tonflay through Friday · 12: ~ ;>.;ews 0 Grams 6:15 Sign On & The Mike Can- 12:~. Farm and ~on:te Progra_m trett Show (except F'~y~ -~~ 7:45 Echoes of Joy Go Round) ;! ·- • _, 8 .00 Ohio Valley News 12:45 Coun tr)· GQ 'ftvund 8 :05 World News ~·W~ Checkpamt -f'.l~ws· 8 :10 Sportscope 2:00 Country Go ROuiid ... 8 :14 Weather Picture ' 2:55 Chec ~ .;pomt L'liews 8:15 Talk of the Town .... -::3:DO Country Go Round Rock Hudson will be host on 8:55 Community News ~~ Checkpomt N~ws 1:;~.3cmg With Doss _..,,. ooe or the •·Kralt . Musk Fa l r · 9.15 The Morning Show Special" series being produced I 9. 55 Mason (.;Q~nty_ News - ·'':~~terchangii! ~· for NBC by Gary . Srnith and / 10~00 Th~ Mormng Show 5~-0I!'~omrnurmy News ...•. Dwight Hemion. The air date 11.00 OhLo News_ .~5.05 Mason Q)u~.l;·News , -- ~ is Sept. 20. ~fir_. $how of .the ~ l1 : 05 The M~_amg "Show (ex- 5:10 -\1:-orld Newt-.._t; :~·series will be on _·s ept. 13 .with I Ct>pt Frid~y, fhurch Bells ~~.:Spothght on~"'·~~ Herb Alpert an« : bis Tijuana . Rmg) 'Weather -"!:''~-~ c-~· , • ~ 1 Brass starred. ·. U :45 World N~ws _ . Sunset Blvd._ t~ . , . 1' 11 ~55 Mason County.:.News ( 1:. ; Sign Off ~!~::::~- __ ~ . ;;., Ed Ames, smging star whose , 12 : 00 Com~uenrty News ...SA 'CURD~ . . , . _~ work for the past three seasons ·· 12 : 05 Noon N ws ·'1:~· Sign On & ~ uie M llttl has been confined &o acting the 12.10 Mark~t Reports Show <'~"".. -~ ..... ~ •· Indian Minoo on NBC's " Do 12:15 Bulletin Board ... ----. J _ .· > _1 • • n - ---7. <r.1 .t..choes o1 ..... _ ,.._ . _ '• a_ld ~ne·· series.; ~m do so~e tbe host of NBC's IaU special ..C 8~~ ~0!llo Va_lley~t:>ws -.?' ~:. smgmg on the IQ.V.~~~~ verslOn ot ' !~:.';Js tads and Johnson Ice- :;,J*t, World !\ews.~.. ~# of Bernard Sha~ Androcles Follies" 8 :1Q Sponscope ~c .>, _ . , - • •e,, apd the Lion " whteh NBC .wHJ . 8:14 Weather PJctJil~-~~~z;V "··" present next 9ea.IJ!'Il. Songs Cor ... '1;-16 The LOllle MueJJ-er:'·~-k ~· .;-:(.>.. ,, the 9D-m!nute speci~ are by RiPRODUCER 1,J..J!I,.,5Qng & Story Time • . ...,. chard Rodgers. Ames will have HO!,._LYWOOD (UPI ) An- 1L5~ WashingtorJ Reports -;:? the role of Ferrovius, a Olris- drew McLaglen, son of t h t:!!~Checkpoiot News ., -~ tian wh.o h~s to control him9e1f late \' •,., - '-lcl..agJen. h~s ~•gn- 12).._5 Bulletm ~; ~~,., ~ from f1ghtmg back. at Roman ! ed to produce two mov1es f o r 1%:'"15''1'\ews 0 ,..if9!ir. 1@~ ... gladiators _ A,mes also will be the Mirisch Corp. 12:36""Th~.; " I!\ Sd~"='r ..!i;:- .... l~ -$aturdgy Matm~lfii~.:;; Q~.,i!'-f:-'lO'!einc•nnatl ~-·~~3fUr 4 , 30 Saturday Matl~ee -· 8.15 The G~ ·--..r· ~~ '· News NeW!!· Neft~'f:~ .;: "' &:00 Saturday Show lQ: 00 Meigs Co. Scl!olarship hour adapt.ion if the stage hit. ' ·Tbe Desperate Hours, " which ' ABC will offer next season ., gal will play an escaped cvn- j viet, and Stack wil1 be the head 1 of d. family beld .captive in its i home while the convict and his pals plan their get-away: _,.,_ Eveaf..,g,.Show• ,_ 3;00 News Singer Wayne :'llewton w ill : 4:00 News appear in his first network tel- ( 1:05 Mile$ Kusic evision special ~arly next sea4:30 LocaJ News son-a ABC will present the show,) 5:00 Sports Sco~ w~ ' will display the 25-year- ! 9 :00 p. m. - Sign Off ol s dancmg and drumming · SATURDAY tal as well as his voca liz5 :3Q Sign On lng Stack head the Cast for a two- Datmg Game McHale's N.vy ~ter FamJiy 2:00 News -~ 5:35 Protestant Hour Place" series character until 5:3ll Sign On - News she marrit:d Frank Sinatra-, &:35 Sacred Heart ___ __ w.;:as TV~ I WHI1\ WJI'n\ TV-Q ~-q will be back: on television next 5: 50 Meigs Ct. RFD ~c!ini ~·or Teaob. season as star of a two • o ur 5:55 Education News special based on the stage play, 6:00 Qhjo News ..Johnn)' Belinda!' Van Heflin 6 :OS Bill Miller Show ·. ":1:~-¢artooDs News a;=h of lllrlst' ·•also will be in it. ABC will use 7:20 ~;c_--- Sleepy Jefte(& 1'-"" 7:35 Pickens Hdwe Show it in its drama series. ~_1:-:';.;;.,-' KartoOn Kamlval ·~ 1:5Q News CartoOII carn!Val Britain's Bill Travers said hiST 8:45 Baket- P'tlrn. ~Auction wife, Virginia McKenna. will ~ (Weds.) -Stann star in an adaptation of Sir 8:45 Baker Fum. Show (.Fri.) ~sie ObliDger James Barrie 's "The Admira- 8:45 Hargraves Report (Thurs...) W¥att Eartl candid camera ble Crichton" which will be one 9:00 Ne!'s ot .. Hallmark Hall of Fame" ! 9:05 Coffee with Janet Beverly Blllbil!Jes .'. Dateline !lollyw'd plays on NBC next season. The 10:00 Swap Shop Cbildren'i!,1 Doctor pair recently starred in the mo- 10:15 Morning Meditations tion picture, "Born Free." 10:30 Brunch Party Silpermartet Sweep Andy Griffith 11:00 Ohio New~ OneinaMipion Dick Van "lyke ..Voyage to the Bottom of the ,11 :05 Tiny's Country Junction Everybody"s TalkiJ!g Sea,'~ is back in production in ' tl: 30 Tiny 's Hymntime Of. Lifa ' News ~:~ ·· .Hoh)' ,.,ood , turning out episodes l 12;00 News f-M "':Ir.VA Seareb For ToliiOi'. --Donn• ~ ~ for the series' fourth season onj 12:30 Guest Star (Fri.) ' . GUiding 1.1J1bt : , ABC. 12: 30' Larry Anderson Sbow "~ --·· Sunday -• .- .~ ~-- ¢' - •. r- '~- - , •. - • /' :·-ci tI �' '' .... ~ i.' .. : . ''l• I ""' 'il -~ ' (j 111':-Tlte' lllmday 'I'IIUf Slnttne!, Stmtlay,}tme 25, 1967 · \ Cards Capture 7th Straight !~ H ! ! h i ~ I ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Julian Javier's two-run single backed up the six-hit pitching of Bob Gibson Saturday and enabled the St. Louis Cardinals to rack up their seventh straight win, a H triumph over the Philadelphia Phill!es. Javier's winning hit came In the second Inning alter Orlando Cepeda singled. The McCarver reached base on a fielder's choice and Mike S b an • o n walked to fill the bases. The JittJt second baseman •lapped a sround single to left, scoring the only two runs off the Phi!Ues' atarter and loser, dJ! lll ! Irwin Cops · NCAA Crown By ED Mei'AU SHAWNEE-onPa. (IJPI) - Hale Irwin,. foolball star from the Un!verstty Colorado, ":on the 1967 NCAA Golf Champwnsblp Saturday by two strokes despite a over· par final round of 79. Irwin started the day at nine under par with a · lead over Steve Melnyk of Florida. He ran into early trouble with erratic drives and had to fight pressure all the way in his round, which included seven bogeys and no birdies. D it b esp e t e tension •. packed over par round, Irwm, who blew the lead alter two rounds of Iast year's tournament ed t0 r101'sh 1 286 ' ag a • t W0 strokes ahead of three players. The Urrea runnersup R R odssD andaJllhnsof San Jfose!zoState anrueoonoArna ' both with one-onder-psr 7ls, and Bunky Henry, football place-kicking star from Geor- ! . ( ,.·f! ';4- ·,1 a Tech, who llred a 70. trap, RAGGED SIIOO'I1NG Irwln's troubles lllarted on ,.. His s~log was at times first bole when be hit his ~. ragged but Irwin plunked his into the rough. After a goo~ · drive on llie par three 18th hole second shot, his third went over on lhe gFeen, some 35 feet from the green and he had to take pin. Then, when he got to three coming back for a bogey the green, _be walked up to the si'. table and found that he REALLY SCRAMBLED to '!eat 288. He parred the next two holes With ·some of the tension but three pitched the par··three I Irwin then three-put- fourth hole lor another bogey. ted the green for a bogey four. The former defenSive safety I Irwin was bothered by erratic for Colorado's football team drives on the fU'st and filth then really scrambled lor a i!Oies. He made the turn at the on the next hole, the fifth, when par 72 Shawnee Inn course at hiS drive wtlh a one iron landed 39 but at that pcint held a lour- in a pend and he had to make a drop stroke !~ad over Hal Underwood ·. , of Houston his playing partner lrwrn went · . ' ' · t bs shot k 1from h there · who fimshed with a lour-over- m o a un er o I e nght of par 76 for a 290 · green as the pressure mounted, Und d 13· ed th d but he recovered to blast out to erwoo s rt e ay at . . . two under par for 54 holes wtthin two feet of the prn and and seven strokes back ql lr- dropped the putt for the par . ~ r· win's leading 2m. tve. . The h us k y Melnyk, who I Alter a birdie on the first started the day in second place hole, Underwood then slipped at 212, five strokes back of , with .a bogey on the sixth when Irwin, came apart and carded a · his seoond shot went into alive • over 41 at tire turn, Harry Jack8011, who has now L. Jackson, Hall (8) and Dal\ ver. Rickette (3). LP- L. Jacklost 13 of 17 decisions to I he rymple; Gibson (~) and McCar- son (5-8). Cards since being traded by them. Gibson struck out eight, walked three and reoorded his ninth victory against five Io s s es. After the Phils got two runners ., aboard in the first he was only ~ in trouble in the seventh when the Phlllies scored their only run on Richie Allen's triple and Bill White's single. The league - leading Cardinals have IKJW recorded their longest winning streak of the season. .., . Philadelphia 000 000 100-1 6 2 St. Lou!• ,COO 000 OOG - 2 4 o . ·-· ·-COLUMBUS (UPI) - Sev· Nabob. ·era! eligibles lor the 1967 run- Direct Sammy, colt owned ning of the Buckeye State Marion Radabaugh ot Mo1nt-ll Pace; starling this year's State gomery, turned In a 2:03 3-~ A CAIZHIO'Fair harness racing programs, Lexington's mile track I h i AVE.IZ4C-E = -"' 11 INJ.It6 ISTJ/ seem capable of crackiug the sea1on and Cunny's N~:;~~~ IJJ TJ.It; record of 2:03 lor a mile at gekllng owned by Mrs. V• tho hall-mUe oval hm. M. Hill and Val Boehm of The Buckey• State Pace, one lumbus, raced home in 2:06 of the nation 's top tests for Scioto Downs. 2·year-olds, will be raced Aug. Another entry is Tar Mite, 28 as the re,ture of the open- son or Tar Heel owned by Dr. ing day card and wrll have a A. T. Evans, T. J. Eaton and purse of nearly $30.000. The re- '1'. E. WoodiPy or Cincinnati, cord was set in Hill by Coffee which won at Lexington in 2: Old ·Marks May , a 11 In Aug. 28 Buck eve Pace I I Dewey A. Urban of Zanesville. 1 Downs. · The Shadow Wave-Sun 'Bea cc;!t - ·, • "'"'" . I 1 ~a in~ prorr.inence for the state lest wilh a 2:04 2-5 effort al Scioto Downs Tuesday night. It t•ame in Sun Shadow's sec:ond start of the colt's career, again· st two top pacers also headed lor the Buckeye State Pace Direct Sammy and Cunny's 45th Annual Hill Climb I" Slated Todav · I \ ,, . •:0 Jl(fl ; ·:':'f. ,.,f .0\ ' ..\.. ,.1' I' .• · ,, . . ··.-- .. .·. . . ... ' Aat:liiE FRAN!< RCB/4/SQ!tl••, A.L ItA l-IN~ ••• ABOVE M.c.t:EY j L J~I.l r (!Y • ' A ".•. ' ,., n MA..VT~ ••• At.lt> NOW .... ·. ' ~,.;;..';~ij, "6715"• ..,LININT•. - .., ; I ., a. I "; ' • , '··• lf • I" ,1"1,., ~· ,J ... > I:VEN AIIOV6f W"t..ta MAY$, "· . I ·t j" --. ~ I \~~~· ~ i\ ~ ~~"•I~ ..,s. ..,i ·, ~"~ o. 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AI U!le:, Cuyahoga Conference. have won the championship. Aldrek,a 6-fool-5 220-oounder This year. however, it will be from Quigley Prep In Chicago, all up to Bobby because AI was averaged nearly 20 points and eliminated from the field Frireboundo last seascfi. day. iiiiiiiiii · iiiiiiiiiii i I 1 1964 fORD radio, power stct"ring a11d brakes. ttower &f'lll'>, \\"S w firts, sharp as a tal'l~. $2295 1963 CHEVROLET lm(Jab, ~ d6or Hard Top, standard transmisSion, radio, w ~ w lire~. ont" o( the shSrp. e5l cars in town $1395 1965 FORD L.T.D. 4 door liard Top, ~utomatie, po;qc•r brak€ s & ste~rin;;:, ra· dio. new w s:w tires, low mileage, clean as m•w $2195 1965 BUICK VISIT OUR SHOWROOM TODAYI • 'I . ~· - ·'I :',"·j it· «: ) ,.. 1 ! 8l'l; :!I : •ncl Quality Tells ' ~--~~~--~-1.' • I • , f_t • • Where Price S.l11 Galaxie 500, 4 door, "::~~J tic; power brakes, ':itt>('ring , radia, w slw i . >-: ,. ·,-.\ ·' . ·1 ' . ·· .. 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'Ji ,. ,.~-- """""' ,.~•. \.' . ·- II I I • ·~ ',' y-, ,., ,; ' . radio $2095 1961 CHEVROLn ·. .$5.00 3 door bard top, automatic, power steering, POwer brakea, Low mileage. Sharp interior. Ught green finish, whitewall tires, radio and heater. 4 Door Hardtop, 1 local owner, black finish, good tires, V8 engine, std. trans. Radio & heater. Sharp. I ,' .i ' , ' I Special $995 .. 1956 FORD 2 door, V.S engl)le, &tandard trans., 30,000 miles by Jq RIMirk. See This Car. $595 1962 CHEVROin (!opals, converUble, lland. lbllt, m molar' bl ... nlbiler. red bladr arua.. "*' Sl*,ial $99. 1964 FORD . I l �' '' .... ~ i.' .. : . ''l• I ""' 'il -~ ' (j 111':-Tlte' lllmday 'I'IIUf Slnttne!, Stmtlay,}tme 25, 1967 · \ Cards Capture 7th Straight !~ H ! ! h i ~ I ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Julian Javier's two-run single backed up the six-hit pitching of Bob Gibson Saturday and enabled the St. Louis Cardinals to rack up their seventh straight win, a H triumph over the Philadelphia Phill!es. Javier's winning hit came In the second Inning alter Orlando Cepeda singled. The McCarver reached base on a fielder's choice and Mike S b an • o n walked to fill the bases. The JittJt second baseman •lapped a sround single to left, scoring the only two runs off the Phi!Ues' atarter and loser, dJ! lll ! Irwin Cops · NCAA Crown By ED Mei'AU SHAWNEE-onPa. (IJPI) - Hale Irwin,. foolball star from the Un!verstty Colorado, ":on the 1967 NCAA Golf Champwnsblp Saturday by two strokes despite a over· par final round of 79. Irwin started the day at nine under par with a · lead over Steve Melnyk of Florida. He ran into early trouble with erratic drives and had to fight pressure all the way in his round, which included seven bogeys and no birdies. D it b esp e t e tension •. packed over par round, Irwm, who blew the lead alter two rounds of Iast year's tournament ed t0 r101'sh 1 286 ' ag a • t W0 strokes ahead of three players. The Urrea runnersup R R odssD andaJllhnsof San Jfose!zoState anrueoonoArna ' both with one-onder-psr 7ls, and Bunky Henry, football place-kicking star from Geor- ! . ( ,.·f! ';4- ·,1 a Tech, who llred a 70. trap, RAGGED SIIOO'I1NG Irwln's troubles lllarted on ,.. His s~log was at times first bole when be hit his ~. ragged but Irwin plunked his into the rough. After a goo~ · drive on llie par three 18th hole second shot, his third went over on lhe gFeen, some 35 feet from the green and he had to take pin. Then, when he got to three coming back for a bogey the green, _be walked up to the si'. table and found that he REALLY SCRAMBLED to '!eat 288. He parred the next two holes With ·some of the tension but three pitched the par··three I Irwin then three-put- fourth hole lor another bogey. ted the green for a bogey four. The former defenSive safety I Irwin was bothered by erratic for Colorado's football team drives on the fU'st and filth then really scrambled lor a i!Oies. He made the turn at the on the next hole, the fifth, when par 72 Shawnee Inn course at hiS drive wtlh a one iron landed 39 but at that pcint held a lour- in a pend and he had to make a drop stroke !~ad over Hal Underwood ·. , of Houston his playing partner lrwrn went · . ' ' · t bs shot k 1from h there · who fimshed with a lour-over- m o a un er o I e nght of par 76 for a 290 · green as the pressure mounted, Und d 13· ed th d but he recovered to blast out to erwoo s rt e ay at . . . two under par for 54 holes wtthin two feet of the prn and and seven strokes back ql lr- dropped the putt for the par . ~ r· win's leading 2m. tve. . The h us k y Melnyk, who I Alter a birdie on the first started the day in second place hole, Underwood then slipped at 212, five strokes back of , with .a bogey on the sixth when Irwin, came apart and carded a · his seoond shot went into alive • over 41 at tire turn, Harry Jack8011, who has now L. Jackson, Hall (8) and Dal\ ver. Rickette (3). LP- L. Jacklost 13 of 17 decisions to I he rymple; Gibson (~) and McCar- son (5-8). Cards since being traded by them. Gibson struck out eight, walked three and reoorded his ninth victory against five Io s s es. After the Phils got two runners ., aboard in the first he was only ~ in trouble in the seventh when the Phlllies scored their only run on Richie Allen's triple and Bill White's single. The league - leading Cardinals have IKJW recorded their longest winning streak of the season. .., . Philadelphia 000 000 100-1 6 2 St. Lou!• ,COO 000 OOG - 2 4 o . ·-· ·-COLUMBUS (UPI) - Sev· Nabob. ·era! eligibles lor the 1967 run- Direct Sammy, colt owned ning of the Buckeye State Marion Radabaugh ot Mo1nt-ll Pace; starling this year's State gomery, turned In a 2:03 3-~ A CAIZHIO'Fair harness racing programs, Lexington's mile track I h i AVE.IZ4C-E = -"' 11 INJ.It6 ISTJ/ seem capable of crackiug the sea1on and Cunny's N~:;~~~ IJJ TJ.It; record of 2:03 lor a mile at gekllng owned by Mrs. V• tho hall-mUe oval hm. M. Hill and Val Boehm of The Buckey• State Pace, one lumbus, raced home in 2:06 of the nation 's top tests for Scioto Downs. 2·year-olds, will be raced Aug. Another entry is Tar Mite, 28 as the re,ture of the open- son or Tar Heel owned by Dr. ing day card and wrll have a A. T. Evans, T. J. Eaton and purse of nearly $30.000. The re- '1'. E. WoodiPy or Cincinnati, cord was set in Hill by Coffee which won at Lexington in 2: Old ·Marks May , a 11 In Aug. 28 Buck eve Pace I I Dewey A. Urban of Zanesville. 1 Downs. · The Shadow Wave-Sun 'Bea cc;!t - ·, • "'"'" . I 1 ~a in~ prorr.inence for the state lest wilh a 2:04 2-5 effort al Scioto Downs Tuesday night. It t•ame in Sun Shadow's sec:ond start of the colt's career, again· st two top pacers also headed lor the Buckeye State Pace Direct Sammy and Cunny's 45th Annual Hill Climb I" Slated Todav · I \ ,, . •:0 Jl(fl ; ·:':'f. ,.,f .0\ ' ..\.. ,.1' I' .• · ,, . . ··.-- .. .·. . . ... ' Aat:liiE FRAN!< RCB/4/SQ!tl••, A.L ItA l-IN~ ••• ABOVE M.c.t:EY j L J~I.l r (!Y • ' A ".•. ' ,., n MA..VT~ ••• At.lt> NOW .... ·. ' ~,.;;..';~ij, "6715"• ..,LININT•. - .., ; I ., a. I "; ' • , '··• lf • I" ,1"1,., ~· ,J ... > I:VEN AIIOV6f W"t..ta MAY$, "· . I ·t j" --. ~ I \~~~· ~ i\ ~ ~~"•I~ ..,s. ..,i ·, ~"~ o. 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AI U!le:, Cuyahoga Conference. have won the championship. Aldrek,a 6-fool-5 220-oounder This year. however, it will be from Quigley Prep In Chicago, all up to Bobby because AI was averaged nearly 20 points and eliminated from the field Frireboundo last seascfi. day. iiiiiiiiii · iiiiiiiiiii i I 1 1964 fORD radio, power stct"ring a11d brakes. ttower &f'lll'>, \\"S w firts, sharp as a tal'l~. $2295 1963 CHEVROLET lm(Jab, ~ d6or Hard Top, standard transmisSion, radio, w ~ w lire~. ont" o( the shSrp. e5l cars in town $1395 1965 FORD L.T.D. 4 door liard Top, ~utomatie, po;qc•r brak€ s & ste~rin;;:, ra· dio. new w s:w tires, low mileage, clean as m•w $2195 1965 BUICK VISIT OUR SHOWROOM TODAYI • 'I . ~· - ·'I :',"·j it· «: ) ,.. 1 ! 8l'l; :!I : •ncl Quality Tells ' ~--~~~--~-1.' • I • , f_t • • Where Price S.l11 Galaxie 500, 4 door, "::~~J tic; power brakes, ':itt>('ring , radia, w slw i . >-: ,. ·,-.\ ·' . ·1 ' . ·· .. 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'Ji ,. ,.~-- """""' ,.~•. \.' . ·- II I I • ·~ ',' y-, ,., ,; ' . radio $2095 1961 CHEVROLn ·. .$5.00 3 door bard top, automatic, power steering, POwer brakea, Low mileage. Sharp interior. Ught green finish, whitewall tires, radio and heater. 4 Door Hardtop, 1 local owner, black finish, good tires, V8 engine, std. trans. Radio & heater. Sharp. I ,' .i ' , ' I Special $995 .. 1956 FORD 2 door, V.S engl)le, &tandard trans., 30,000 miles by Jq RIMirk. See This Car. $595 1962 CHEVROin (!opals, converUble, lland. lbllt, m molar' bl ... nlbiler. red bladr arua.. "*' Sl*,ial $99. 1964 FORD . 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Tlie wlnnera !Ired a, 34-90 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS1 64. Par lor tile 18-llole e v • n GSI 12 Barr's 8 waa 'Ill. , Fallo City II Safford's I G & J 7 Beaver's S Safford's 21 Jaycees 9 Falls City 19 Jaycees 4 Makeup games were played By Ualted Pl'lll lnlemaUonaJ laat niSht between Neal'a lllsurAmerican Loape ance4uaker State Service Ccn- Ball. 000 0011 020- 2 8 0 ter and Neal's-Gallipolls State Wash. 000 300 OOl- S 5 0 IDJtitule: · Barber, Hardin (S) and Etchebarren· Orlefla Balawln TillS WEEK'S llAMES1 (S). Knowles' (9) and 'caunova. All Star Break. WP...(lrtega (5-i)· LP-Barber (4-7). HR--Ceoanova (Sth). Line Scores PL Dodgers Stun Reds By 14-3 Count ~t shortstop way back mto h'" Lillie League day• ii provilli hllllsell equally akill· ful ~u! h the bat 10 Mt!tgs Lt!gwn 1ames. Mtlll ron. wlm"P great smgle love in. sports is ba:seball, if Dattmg <ll .1 tJea ltli) J7B chp through games to June 19, hig!l. GALIJPOUS - The Gallipo· . lis Pony League Dodgera bounced back from 1 humiliatinflloss to the Ph1llies earlier m I he week to upset the Reds IH on Memorial Field Friday evening. The victo,.; dropped the Reds one full game behind the Phillles. '!Jie Reds ore now !led for oecond place with the Braves with a 3..2 record. The victory left the Dodgers with a 2-3 record In conference play. esl ot any' of Manager M e I ,tlark'a regulars. His 14 hits iP J7 . at - h;ll .~ 1nt' \ude t h r t' e doubif! and lour triples with l,, ll runs bar lt-'<1 m. winch IS sec- •, onl~· und to catr:twr Dtck. Werry ot Pomt•ru\' whr• lu-; 1:! Mil l· }ron wdl be & senwr at f:AIJS •• thl" fR \l 'rheo averRge batlmg prowess ut H) more or 1e~ s l'l"gular~ on tlw c·lub i:s 248 Se~ond llighe't 1., Le nn~ ' V~n M~h'r ol P•lm· ' r~·ov at .:161 and Werry has po~ t­ eC a .3lti avt'ragr Van Meter ~ .I. IN!ds the club 10 stolen bases 1\'llh fivf' Bill Swan and George • The Dodgers wrapped up Frlday's contest in the first frame Sauer, both ot M1~dleporl, . eadl by poshlng across four runs. ba\'e four thcits. Gm MILLIRON They added four more in the .' SQUAD RECORD second, two In tile filfh and !inG AB R H BA D TR HR RBI KO W !shed the job with four more in Ault. D....... . 4 ., 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 4 0 I the Sixth frame. ~,I ' • •' ·'· • I'1 Crow, JR........ Davis, ...... 13 0I 0I 01 D1dple. 'f. • • , • • 4 1 0 1 Finlaw. S. . .• , . 9 36 9 8 Gru~er. M...... I 1 0 0 !ngels, J. . .... ".! 0 I 0 Jenkins, M...... 5 3 1 2 Knerr. D. , . . .. 2 0 0 0 Leffingwell, R. .. 6 4 1 2 Milliron. G. . . 10 37 10 14 lloore, Blil, ..... 7 11 4 1 Moore, Bud • , • 8 33 6 11 >auer. G . ' • .• . 10 31 8 7 Spencer, T. . . . 4 g 1 1 Swan, B. . .. 10 32 6 4 Van Meter, L. . , 10 36 5 13 Werry, D. . .. 10 ~18 9 12 TOTALS 319 69 84 ,, ' .,_.. ~ I •••I :~.~ , r ,: •• I : 177 o o o 5 4 3 Winning hurler a. Foose 126 I 0 0 0 5 0 blanked the Reds until 1h 1 Baer, E....... 10 34 6 6 Batey, R....... 7 8 I I I ' ' '~ ~"f 1_.000000 1.000 .222 .000 .000 .666 .000 .500 00 0 2 0 G 0 0 0 .37~ ' 3 .0~1 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 11 1 00 0 6 1 0 1 0 0 7 3 11 0 7 0 0 2 0 1 5 6 0 0 0 2 2 .226 0 0 1 6 6 10 .Ill 0 0 1 4 3 0 .125 0 1 0 8 2 5 .361 4 1 0 8 6 4 .316 3 1 2 12 6 :f .263 13 7 4 59 56 49 I . GALLIPOLIS - Johnny Lee. . a member of the Gilkey Queen Bees' 1950 Ohio Valley Associalion baseball league champions, Saturday suggestiJd that 1 I l Gallipolitall! who were rnemhers of that J!real team 17 years ago "get together lor a reunion and challenge some area team to an exhibition contest in the near future." Lee said. "we could pass lha bat for donations, and all procoeds would go hlward tho proposed Gallla County Servicemen's Memorial. Some olthe members of tbe 1fi!O chamjll were Lee, hJa bro!her Larry, Ernie! Thomat, Bob Gordon, Vic Hager, Bob Wise, Grllbam Thompson, Frank Val· entine, Pat Wether, Fred Burdette, Leo Valentine, Aldo Jef!ere Carl Baker Gene Wether. holt; Bob Evans: Eugene Pickens and Hobart Wilson Jr. nathy (W). HRS-AIIey (4th), Coker (2nd)· New Yon. 100 010 2oo- 4 10 Atlanta 320 l04 Olx-12 19 (')B•. Shlamw, wiUh inted (B2).·, Taylor; , 80 8 15 1 8 Johnlon, Ritchie (7), (9) and Uecker. (7-4) LP-B. Shaw (2-6). c. Joneo (3rd). ~hila st. Louis 200 OOG 000--S 4 0 O!ll 000 011- S I 0 Wise, Hall (I) and D•lryrnple: Hughes (7-2) and McCarver. LP-WIN (l.S). HRS Allen (9th), Calhso• (9th). Maria (alb). San Frao 0!2 000 001- 7 IS 0 LA 000 100 oro- I 9 I McCormick (7-3) and Haller· Sullo•, Ml!ler Egan Hickman (8) and Sutton (4-8). (Ill), Lefebvrt (4th), (lith). sheets HurI's ] •n·Itter As Senal OfS 8}ank A's, 2•o I ~43·00 ·tlfttl ' " ' -·--- RAWLINGS HONDA SALES MIDDLEPORT, OHIO hlll tw Olelltlra were 1not1111·ll lingle b)r Louden, a homl b)r 'r,. IIIII 111111• b)r L. Loudel IIIII Metqer. Mlddlaporl hllterl were Steve Dunftt, Jet'l')' Hayman a n d ll!clcq Cbllda, tlcb 1 double .00 .m,tt; Sttve Oller, 1 II•: GtDI Powell, a home and r.rrera ud W!l1011, 11cb daD, Vu Dftt DtY - Ont lllflt •••• •••• lk "•'"'"""' .,~:~ •.,. ,., '"'"u••' ·~~~~~~·M wilt ttllt .. "'' ''" ,,..., 1 ,..,,.,etta •• rne~• , ,• .,., clniHIUifOnt 1nc1 It 1n1 .., ..... aot . "''' D'liiW rriDunto '''" ot ,,_. ,.,. ••rhen An., cn•ntM m.~ot "' "" ''"•n•• who ts active In un ay School and Church. Earnings $7,000 to $10,000 first year. May begm part-time. Wnte I A Z2 me . Pau van ntwerpen, West Madison St., Chicago, •op) wbrn•fte• ,., •• c•• ... fl•o •• •ot om,.. .., 1ft... •• tl~ •ttn" tin,.,. 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Ph. 446-4019. · 116 e TOU'T.L LIKK THI: I' A~ • ' ' ' ANP WAI.I TO WALL CARPrt" IN 'flUil LOVILY NUll Nt:W 3 IJ:DKOUM 110M~ TIU: Klrf HF'N M CODt!Til WITH AT.t APPT.l · AN'CJ:ii 1N('1,t)I'J1Nrt T fl 1C fiE PRlO. BIAUTTf'Ul. )'111.1: I'LA.t.:! IN I,IVING 1\00N. PI.UI J U L t b.SJ:MJ:Ni ANTl t f'AJ\ ftAU.GE ' STANLEY MESiilCK Reds Move Ahead The Reds moved back Into the lead oo an eighth lOlling home run by Jim Coker off Pirate righthander Denny Rlhant who go credit for the win. Andre Rodgers aot the Buca started in the ninth with a sin· gle that knocked out Ellis. Ted Abernathy replaced Ellls and walke.J Alley and then a single to Wills that scor·ed pinch . ruller George Spriggs - - - - - - - -. .• Pinchh!tter Manoy Mota ncrificed and Arrigo relieved Abemathy and Issued an int,n1 "It's a crazy l(ame," mused otuff,'' said the Reds tiOJ18 pass to plnchltler J 1m Coach vern Benson, a8 he "just powder river." Pagliaronl to load the sacks. summed up the Reds feelings. Do Sam• Thl!ll Abernathy was charged with Stop C!•mente Lee's f~rst p<tcil hit the dirt the 1o... "The laat time the Pirates and bounced off catchor John Bristol took out Arrigo were here, Cl•mento hit three Edwards' shin guard to . Lee caromed his flrat p1tch home runs and drove in seven Alley to score the winnln~ run. Edward•' shin euard, sencllng ( 12814 Union Ave. runs and they 1ost," said Ben- Alley's run, the second In Alley home. Pagan scored Wills Pomeroy, Ohio son Inning lor the Pirates,, ~b~~rok~";'I~!!:,.:,•.,:~::~.....:.~J ~--•-J "So we figured we'd shutout the 2-all deadlock and rr Clemente ana win," he conUn· later Maury Wills came hon'e II ued. "But things didn't work rwlth an insurance nm on out llutt way, We shut him out 1an's sacrifice fly. and we alill lost." "Under llle aame clrrum. ' While Clemente went •ero lor stances, I'd do the same thlOfl four, Gene Alley acored the d11- again," IBid Brl,tol. "You've cidinJ run on a wild pitch by fiOita do everylhinfl you can to reliever Bob Lee during a win 1 1ame." thrte • run ninth innlnl rally A liOflle by Tommy Helms. that c1rriod the Bucs home. starter Sammy Ellis' •acriflce •• And thereby MllRS the flamble and a single by Chico R11i1 put 6 cyl. Styleside Pickup, Low mileage. o1 Briatol. lha Rtda In front 1~ In TOGII A Chuce third mninK but Alley mntchcd 1be baaea were loaded and it wiill his fourth bOmer in tbe tile count waa :.1 on pinchhit.aevelllh 8 cyl. Styleside Pickups. Std. trans. One with (Ustom cab. balla 'lllth Ont out and then J. Loudi!Q alnllld. The only u:. Lot RATES M~n "_, . ,. " CINCINNATI (UP!) - The ter Jose Pagan wllen Lee wa• Cincinnati Reds are wondering brought In to replace lefty what went wrong. ry Arrigo In tile ninth irming. But Mana11er Dave Bristol "! Jet Amgo face Pagan li<l· thinko M mlibl have the an- cause 1 figured we wo•ld tJel awer. Willie Slargel U I brought In bl Lee." said Bristol. •:1 cam ed and. loot," said "After Arrigo got lwo Bnstol after tile Plttaburgh PI- o• Pagan, 1 decided to rates wrapped his Red• for a to Lee and take my 4-2 win Friday night because if Harry Walker reThe Reds l1gured all they had placed Pagan. he would to do ~u shutout the Natwnal gel one strike end the Leagues loadmg hitter Roberto three were righthand tuttef!, Clemente and they would have oald Bristol. · it sewed up 1 "! told Lee no Middleport opened wltb I single run Ia the bottom of lha tint, add~ · lllree 1110rt in eacb of the IIICQIId and fourth Innings, telliod five In tilt flflh and then ll"t three mora durinl lha lillh frame. Chllblro 11114 J1011an two ru111 a slnlltln the top of the first lnn!Ofl Rloll Vaa Meter went the when Metzger led oil with a rou1111111 lilt mound lor ~~:~::11 walk, TbOmu got a base on port IIMIIII rune IIIII 1 up lour baseo 011 balls. 10W1JU. IIONI . J. den and Tyo handled til<ee ~~~:~II inB duties for Cheshire st BOS'roN (VPI) - Belley out two and losuinll 10 f r e • Howell, a rugged 30-year-<Jid PIISSes. VlleriD o:orn~nnan. bas signed By InnillSI' lllJ lil7 contract with the QtesbiN .. .. 110 101 0 - ' Botiion Celt!cs, it was an- Middleport . • IJO IU ._ U II nouneod Frld'?:_~!.... general J. Loudtft, Tyo • 111111. Loti> 1 IDIIII... Rod ..,_..... .. ~ - ... .:111 r Reds ston Clemente, Then LoSe Game On W"ld I p•t I Ch Jn Top 0£ NI.nth RunJIt' (@) 11••• ' salt' ~Vt 1 nt!t' • • I LOTS In Kan&UKO. tarh ISO ' m •lzt HERVICE sl,lon1 nlcr IIV!n1 quartero. fumiturl . Sm1ll ' ...... I atort dolna: mel! bu•intiJ • • oould t.e tmproved under n1w · manur•m•nt. An .,Ill hot!"' now renl•d. Thlo Ia 1 1'0111 bargain. SPECIAL I TRUCK SALE 66 FORD F·lOO ~1! ~f'''ilnrl fiallipull•. C)hlu Phone 448-CI!Il AUTO CLUB Of SOUTHERN OHIO 11 I I *1795 2-64FORDF-100sea*l495 PRE-OWNED Middleport In Easy 15-4 Jlllftg your old 'bike' tD us NOW, IIIII WI'H help ,au trlde-1 Ntu HONDA .. or lrlldt-UP to a bigger HONDA. fllll!l the .wilt, RIIIJ HONOA 50, rl!lht Gil 1111 tD the np, powW~I CB-450 ••• or •or of the modola 1... l*ww. Willi or withOut 1 tndt, NOW II the boot time . , , , .111 lilt liltlllll -'lllllo w!Minl HONDA! THE . .... _.. "" · "Hobo Wllson would ,..,.. as the mana11er, add he'd pincbhll (at 70 yeare) for me In the second lnnlna," remarked Lee, who was the Bees' leading slugger and hurler for five years. The 1950 (mid-century champions as Jaspy Porter c all·e d 'em) won 32 and loot only 1 gameo. ' .:.<ead:.. :___aa:__t.::ll::.)_ _ _~~-ll IUDDLEPORT - Tile llllddJa. port Pony Le~aue tearo hit two Cheshire pitcher• hard tw a II' win ' - Jlriday. 3 01 · 8 sixth_ Theand Reds t_aliled two mframe._ the SIXth lha Chci~:sg~. Lat:;lo(5 'J:J), 1- U11 sev 111 one m (7), Schneider (8), Eilera (8) r::~ th 1 in hurl and Adlesh; Nye, Culp ~ener w~ ~ ~ : • Radatz (7), Hartenstein (8) er. lha ; : reWev Y urnetl Hwtdley. WP-Hartenstein ~ third W lllllJiey went in 1;. LP-EIIera (0-1). HRS We · 1 r r ~ n replaced WYDJ! (IBth), Williams amsley In the sixth. Golay (Ill) Staub (6th) C. Howard and Fooae •lam· Uall Banb (12th) ' med homers for the winners., ' . The losars collected only three Pill 0011 000 103 4 a 0 hits off Foose- all singles by C!ncl OOt 000 0!().- 2 4 I Burnett, Powell, 1nd FItch. Ribant, McBean (9) ana J. Foose fanned 10. May, Pagllaronl (~): Ell11, The winners collected n In 1 Abernathy (91. Arrigo (9), Lee hila, two each in M. Mltliron, (9) and Coker, Edwards 19). Foose and Howard. WP-Ribant (4-3). Exhibition Game Sought By Johnny Lee, • hi T Memher 0f 1950 OVA Ch . . amp10ns •p earn ' HoustonNat!o:~·:._a · 2 .333 · , . ed b McCrvr, SL 53.181 34 II .339 Gallipolis' Ron Ellis· and Bill Swermgen and Dr. W!lila ro[ Pro-Am, AthelJI' was rat ea· 0 da St L ~~ 222 35 74 ,333 Copley tied for second with two Biggs !1red a 69. vy favorites to dethrone defend- Rope Z31l 44 77 2~ 110 other pairs with a 3!-21- 87. Gene Wrlahl and VIc Hager !ng champion Circleville lathe A:~~. A~l fi4246 s. 79:32:1 1101 Tom DlckMon and T err y of Gallipolis totaled 70 11 did Ill&! team Plll3' underw113' lo- Onzlez Pllll 15 174 ~ 116 .321 Dilts, Circleville, shot a 67 as Howard saunders and $ h l n n, day. ~ Philp!; Chi 62 all' 33 65 .311 did Tony Offenberger and T. Vomholt apd CbBmbers totaled urrt.E WOVE Torre. At! 16 2116 86 611 .317 Bacer, Marietta. 12, Jones and Cl"k 76 and Brock, St.L 1)8288 411 91 .316 011 Athens Jack Alego and C. Shrader and Shrader 76 for Gal- TEAM STANDlN · t. Flood, St.L 57 225 29 71 .316 Lorudlo was next with a 68. lipolis. , W. ·, Amtrlcon League Jim Ronouskl and Gene Charn· Gallipolis .~ad II ·particlpat- ~lgers ·· · · - - •· •· · · ~ ~ ! G. AB R. H· Pet ey, also of Athens, totaled r.9. ing in the Pro-Am event. ~~~~tor;. 2 11 Ystrski. Bos 6~ 234 42' 79 .331 Anoth.er Athell,li1 pair, Fred With their fine showing lnl:he 'thl et x " -""-" 2 2 JI.Rbnsn, Ball c -" e ICS " ·" .. • .. .. 64 236 41 79 .332 2 2 Red Sox .............. K r D t '65 22ti 50 74 32" Orioles .......... ·:- 1 ; c:r:: 65 251 36 00 :3,; ~ndi:n• · · · • •· : · •· · · : 4 Coglro, Bos 44 no 27 >3 .31: ~:~ !6164 22 58 .304 15 15 Blair, Ball LAST WEEK'S RESULTS· Nrthrp, Det 59 230 _28 69 .301 , ' · Mnchr Cal 8.1217 40 65 .30C GALLIPOLIS _ Jllrst bas e-1 The win gives the SeJJatora Senators 28 Yanken I Freeh~n. Det 66 213 27 64 .:JO~ man Skipper Johnson smacked undl&}llltea secont! place m the Athletic• 2 Orioles 0 Ptrcll Bos 63 223 211 66 .2\!i • Home Runo 1 seoond innlnJ homer with Little League wlill a 3-1 record lnd_tans II Yanken &· Collier, who had doubled, I behind the (Jrsl plare T1ge1'8 WlniA! Sox 14 Senato:• 0 Natlonai..L e 8 K0 e: A 8 r 0 n aboard lo give the Senators a who are 4-0. The Wh1te Sox are ,Red Soa 10 Indian' 3 Braves and Wynn, Astros lB. win over the Athletics Fn- thlfd at 2-1 and the AthletiC& T1gers 9 Yankees 1 P u d B k C d erez 'red uf' s th15 : roc ' ar s Chicago 000 000 000-- 0 I 0 evenlna In Little !&ague and the Red Sox are Iled 1or Senators 2 AIhi et1cs 0 13 4 12 Minn. 000 000 lOx- I 8 I on Memorial Field. I fourth place, eaoh with a 2-2 'l'ffiS WEEK'S GAMES! Am \ w~ · . Kill b Horlen, Locker and record. IIJonday - Oriolea .vs. Willie er can ague. e rew McNertney, Martin (8); Raven Slleets held the Athie!· Senators ..... 020 000 _ 2 3 3 Sox ~Ins 22; F. Roblmon, Oriole• (10.S)a nd Zimmerman. to one hit, a single by Ed- Mhletlcs .... .. 000 000-0 I 0 Tuesday -Tigers vs. Indians 21, Yastrlj!mskJ, l!ed Sox 17, Horlen (8-1). Petrie, •• h~ walked only Batteries: Senators _ K. Wedneodoy _ Yankees vs. Howard, Senators 16; Kahne, and struck out 13 batters. Sheets (WP) and Foose; Ath- Red Sox Tigers 15. (22nd). I Sh1oell Ia now 2-1 tor the s.e •· le\lcs _ Lee (LP), Slone (6) Tb•roday _ Senaton v~. Orl· Runt Baited In Detroit 000 001 01»--- 1 d H oles National Leaaue: Wvnn, As ..._ an yme. I 52 B . d New Yo,. ~11 100 OOx- 3 Sieve Lee started and workFriday _ White Sox vs. Ath- roo : Aaron. rov08 an McLain, Dobson m, live Innings fur the Athlet· ~ LADY UMPIRE? letlco Clemente, Pirates 47 ; Perez, (6), Sherry (8) and Freehan; ICi. He was charged with two CANTON, Ohio (UPII -Ev· _Reds 46: Phtlhps, Cubs 45. Downing (8-4) anHdRGl>-lb-1bl'ls.dtalcer !runs, flave up lllrae hill, walk- en a lady umpire will do m a Amerleaa League: Jl. RobinMcLain (8-8). one and struck out 10. Lee pinch. son. Orloleo , 56; Klll,ebrew, (Gth), Downing (Ill), eltargod with ~ loaa. He That'z how the Stark County Twins 511; Kaline, Tigers 52: (7th). rellevod In the top of the Hot Stove baseball leaflue looks Yastmmskl, Red ~ox 51; Cleve. by Steve Slone who walk- at lt. Dlefary, Orioles 40. Boston 011 OSO SOx- 8 1! one and atruck out the aide. The amateur laague, which Pitching S10bert, Pena (3), Culver Skipper Johnaon paced I be has as memhers nearly 1.900 Natlonul League: Lemaster, O'Donoghue (8) and Azcue: Senatora with a sinflle and 1 boys from ages 9 to 19, said Braves 7-1: Queen, Reds, Stange (2-4) and T!llman. In t~ree trips to the 1t5 activ1ti~s have expanded so Cuellar, Astros and Veale, Siebert (6-7)· Ken Collier kad the Sen- greatly In tho past couple of Piratea 8-2; Hughes, Cards 7-2. (8th). other hit, a double. years it hasn't enouflh ump•res American League: Horlen, . .- - - - - - - -.. The Senators commlttod three to go around. · White Sox 8-t; McGlothlin, Calif. 000 000 Oil- 2 U errors while the AthletiCs play. It called for mo1·e umpires Angels and Sparma, Tigers 7·1: K.C. 000 000 000-- 0 S errorleu ball. Each team and said anyone, even women Tiant, Indians l-1; Lonborg, Clark, Roju (6) and tllree man on base. 18 or over, was eligible. Red Sox U-2. ers; Hunter, Aker (9) and l\001,1 Duncan (U). WP-<:iark (~). LP-Huutc- (7-1). ~ _ CADILLACS STILL PINER THAN MANY NEW CARS 64 FORD F•700 $2495 • 8 cyl. 5 speed trans. 2 •peed rear axle. Cab and Chassis. 62 FORD F-100 • • t. IIC)Ilday 6 cyl. Stylealde Pickup. Std. trans. 61 CHEVROLET • • *895 eye, new wblte aldawall Ures, aqua metallic flnlsb with matdllng taterlor. Jut llie new. Comfort CoDIrol Air Coadllloalq. 60 FORD f·100 • • *695 65 C1cllllec C1l1la H.T. - - - $3800 55 JEEP • • • '395 66 Cadill•c hcf•n De Ville ~- $5000 run power eqUlpmen~ ratllo, tinted !11&11, 1utrolllv run poWII', radio, tll!led Jlau, wblte aldewllll tim, Colnfort Control All'-Condltlonlol, blue with blue J.n. terlor, one owner DIW Ca<IIUI.c trad.. 64 Cadillec Coupe DeVIlle - - $3100 L!aJtt blue molalllc flnlah with matehlqlllltrior, fuU power eqUipment laal windows IDd 8 WIJ powll aea~ radio, tinted !llaas. wblte waD tlriJ, tlQmfoR QOII' tro1 lilt' wlldllloDin& low mUeap, alltrp. J "* GMAC ft!NANC!NG KARR& VANZANDT MOTOR SALIS maq OPIN EVIl. TIL 1!00 Me_. and Powell. '------""""1------~- % Ton 8 cyL 4 speed tnms. Stak4 bed. 8 cyl. Flareslde Piokup. .. .. . thru b)r S cyl. 4 wheel drlvt, Pl~kup. PUBL'C THURSDAY, JUNI! 29tl, STARTING AT 10 A.M. 1 • DUMP BED , · • *395 . • 7 lt. by 11 ft. TtiMCope holst. < l'Otl..4.1tNt• ... Le•• ..4.' KEITH GOilLE FORD ,, \ Used Carlot Middleport - ---.....-' < ' , J leclfion• p...,. Oalllptltt T~t Ro~tt 7!• Ch"hlrt, Ohle loll Milt AMvl ltllnllll t'"•'lll· \ 53 DODGE • ·• 8 cyl. Ml Ten Pickup. A $e one. s LE •' j .. ' '· ~ · �. .• ' .1 I t • 1 ... ~ ..., ...... -·~ . ................ ~ . .. ~ .., 'io · .. - ......... .. , •• t ~ lo .., . .. ...... . . ... _ _ ... . . . . . ~ • ..,.• .._..\;.., .... ~ ~"- ~"!!~·"!·• ...-~" ·.~-~·--- ··-•-r· ·.- · .... ... ·. ~,· '• ' ,I Jltjar tAIPI ludort B)' Ulllted Press ID!Ornatloall GAIJJI'Ot.IS R.mr - ....."""""::"'.,. 1\\oore, Gardner Cop Pro•Am Event =-;~~r: '--------------------·1 Milliron Pounds .Ban~ at .378 Av. Gib Mllli•on of Gallipolis, &op glovt!UllD 1 7 G & J ·.... • .. ' I :: :: Falls City ...... a 2 ATHENS --Grq Moore, Nelll'v . ·- ·• .. · 4 2 78 27 year..x-Athens lligb s c b 0 0 3 46 QSSC ...... - .... 4 :~ ace, and Butch Gardner, 4 4 51 Safford's · · · .. •• 46 caster, !trod what Ia bollevod GSI .. · .. " "'" • : : :~ 55 be a record 8-undel'-par here Beaver's "· "... 1 8 30 69 Friday to capture the South· Barr's .. """ ·" 1 7 43 112 eastern Obto Goll Ao..,latlon's Jaycees ... - · .. · 11 M 4111 481 196'7 Pro-Am tourney. Tm'AU ........ Tlie wlnnera !Ired a, 34-90 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS1 64. Par lor tile 18-llole e v • n GSI 12 Barr's 8 waa 'Ill. , Fallo City II Safford's I G & J 7 Beaver's S Safford's 21 Jaycees 9 Falls City 19 Jaycees 4 Makeup games were played By Ualted Pl'lll lnlemaUonaJ laat niSht between Neal'a lllsurAmerican Loape ance4uaker State Service Ccn- Ball. 000 0011 020- 2 8 0 ter and Neal's-Gallipolls State Wash. 000 300 OOl- S 5 0 IDJtitule: · Barber, Hardin (S) and Etchebarren· Orlefla Balawln TillS WEEK'S llAMES1 (S). Knowles' (9) and 'caunova. All Star Break. WP...(lrtega (5-i)· LP-Barber (4-7). HR--Ceoanova (Sth). Line Scores PL Dodgers Stun Reds By 14-3 Count ~t shortstop way back mto h'" Lillie League day• ii provilli hllllsell equally akill· ful ~u! h the bat 10 Mt!tgs Lt!gwn 1ames. Mtlll ron. wlm"P great smgle love in. sports is ba:seball, if Dattmg <ll .1 tJea ltli) J7B chp through games to June 19, hig!l. GALIJPOUS - The Gallipo· . lis Pony League Dodgera bounced back from 1 humiliatinflloss to the Ph1llies earlier m I he week to upset the Reds IH on Memorial Field Friday evening. The victo,.; dropped the Reds one full game behind the Phillles. '!Jie Reds ore now !led for oecond place with the Braves with a 3..2 record. The victory left the Dodgers with a 2-3 record In conference play. esl ot any' of Manager M e I ,tlark'a regulars. His 14 hits iP J7 . at - h;ll .~ 1nt' \ude t h r t' e doubif! and lour triples with l,, ll runs bar lt-'<1 m. winch IS sec- •, onl~· und to catr:twr Dtck. Werry ot Pomt•ru\' whr• lu-; 1:! Mil l· }ron wdl be & senwr at f:AIJS •• thl" fR \l 'rheo averRge batlmg prowess ut H) more or 1e~ s l'l"gular~ on tlw c·lub i:s 248 Se~ond llighe't 1., Le nn~ ' V~n M~h'r ol P•lm· ' r~·ov at .:161 and Werry has po~ t­ eC a .3lti avt'ragr Van Meter ~ .I. IN!ds the club 10 stolen bases 1\'llh fivf' Bill Swan and George • The Dodgers wrapped up Frlday's contest in the first frame Sauer, both ot M1~dleporl, . eadl by poshlng across four runs. ba\'e four thcits. Gm MILLIRON They added four more in the .' SQUAD RECORD second, two In tile filfh and !inG AB R H BA D TR HR RBI KO W !shed the job with four more in Ault. D....... . 4 ., 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 4 0 I the Sixth frame. ~,I ' • •' ·'· • I'1 Crow, JR........ Davis, ...... 13 0I 0I 01 D1dple. 'f. • • , • • 4 1 0 1 Finlaw. S. . .• , . 9 36 9 8 Gru~er. M...... I 1 0 0 !ngels, J. . .... ".! 0 I 0 Jenkins, M...... 5 3 1 2 Knerr. D. , . . .. 2 0 0 0 Leffingwell, R. .. 6 4 1 2 Milliron. G. . . 10 37 10 14 lloore, Blil, ..... 7 11 4 1 Moore, Bud • , • 8 33 6 11 >auer. G . ' • .• . 10 31 8 7 Spencer, T. . . . 4 g 1 1 Swan, B. . .. 10 32 6 4 Van Meter, L. . , 10 36 5 13 Werry, D. . .. 10 ~18 9 12 TOTALS 319 69 84 ,, ' .,_.. ~ I •••I :~.~ , r ,: •• I : 177 o o o 5 4 3 Winning hurler a. Foose 126 I 0 0 0 5 0 blanked the Reds until 1h 1 Baer, E....... 10 34 6 6 Batey, R....... 7 8 I I I ' ' '~ ~"f 1_.000000 1.000 .222 .000 .000 .666 .000 .500 00 0 2 0 G 0 0 0 .37~ ' 3 .0~1 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 11 1 00 0 6 1 0 1 0 0 7 3 11 0 7 0 0 2 0 1 5 6 0 0 0 2 2 .226 0 0 1 6 6 10 .Ill 0 0 1 4 3 0 .125 0 1 0 8 2 5 .361 4 1 0 8 6 4 .316 3 1 2 12 6 :f .263 13 7 4 59 56 49 I . GALLIPOLIS - Johnny Lee. . a member of the Gilkey Queen Bees' 1950 Ohio Valley Associalion baseball league champions, Saturday suggestiJd that 1 I l Gallipolitall! who were rnemhers of that J!real team 17 years ago "get together lor a reunion and challenge some area team to an exhibition contest in the near future." Lee said. "we could pass lha bat for donations, and all procoeds would go hlward tho proposed Gallla County Servicemen's Memorial. Some olthe members of tbe 1fi!O chamjll were Lee, hJa bro!her Larry, Ernie! Thomat, Bob Gordon, Vic Hager, Bob Wise, Grllbam Thompson, Frank Val· entine, Pat Wether, Fred Burdette, Leo Valentine, Aldo Jef!ere Carl Baker Gene Wether. holt; Bob Evans: Eugene Pickens and Hobart Wilson Jr. nathy (W). HRS-AIIey (4th), Coker (2nd)· New Yon. 100 010 2oo- 4 10 Atlanta 320 l04 Olx-12 19 (')B•. Shlamw, wiUh inted (B2).·, Taylor; , 80 8 15 1 8 Johnlon, Ritchie (7), (9) and Uecker. (7-4) LP-B. Shaw (2-6). c. Joneo (3rd). ~hila st. Louis 200 OOG 000--S 4 0 O!ll 000 011- S I 0 Wise, Hall (I) and D•lryrnple: Hughes (7-2) and McCarver. LP-WIN (l.S). HRS Allen (9th), Calhso• (9th). Maria (alb). San Frao 0!2 000 001- 7 IS 0 LA 000 100 oro- I 9 I McCormick (7-3) and Haller· Sullo•, Ml!ler Egan Hickman (8) and Sutton (4-8). (Ill), Lefebvrt (4th), (lith). sheets HurI's ] •n·Itter As Senal OfS 8}ank A's, 2•o I ~43·00 ·tlfttl ' " ' -·--- RAWLINGS HONDA SALES MIDDLEPORT, OHIO hlll tw Olelltlra were 1not1111·ll lingle b)r Louden, a homl b)r 'r,. IIIII 111111• b)r L. Loudel IIIII Metqer. Mlddlaporl hllterl were Steve Dunftt, Jet'l')' Hayman a n d ll!clcq Cbllda, tlcb 1 double .00 .m,tt; Sttve Oller, 1 II•: GtDI Powell, a home and r.rrera ud W!l1011, 11cb daD, Vu Dftt DtY - Ont lllflt •••• •••• lk "•'"'"""' .,~:~ •.,. ,., '"'"u••' ·~~~~~~·M wilt ttllt .. "'' ''" ,,..., 1 ,..,,.,etta •• rne~• , ,• .,., clniHIUifOnt 1nc1 It 1n1 .., ..... aot . "''' D'liiW rriDunto '''" ot ,,_. ,.,. ••rhen An., cn•ntM m.~ot "' "" ''"•n•• who ts active In un ay School and Church. Earnings $7,000 to $10,000 first year. May begm part-time. Wnte I A Z2 me . Pau van ntwerpen, West Madison St., Chicago, •op) wbrn•fte• ,., •• c•• ... fl•o •• •ot om,.. .., 1ft... •• tl~ •ttn" tin,.,. '"' 10 ONI MMH Ill. 60602. 149 1 .,..nltemeftt wu• .. ~"'''" ,,, .. eno trapptO DetOI'II •••,•••on •Ut I=""'"""_____"""""' .. ,. 81 ,,..,... ,., tn•• Ute IWM .. , 1111 WANTED rttt ......., ..... •M•H - --- - -- ·--- · · ~ In Memory -... _.__ IN LOVING memory of Theron Swisher, who passed away ont! year ago, June 24. , one from Ill has A preCIOUS gone, A 1 ] ~ 181till voce we ov · A place ~~ vacant jo our h orne, Which never can be filled. Sadly mtased by Wife, Chil· dren, Brothers and Sisters REAL TOll In the Kitchen Off. ~46-3643 ACROSS 4l IJDW p haunt · 1 Used for soup~ 42 O!ISefiSIVe In the kltch~>n pronoun tpl.• 44Crtrt.a 1 Kitchen link adJm...:L 9 ~"rymg _ )2 Prepos1t1on 13 Rtla•aLum l 1 1 4 Scott lh ul yard 15 Turnto•t• 17 B11ter vewh Eve. 446-3796 446-4500 46Comtort In d1streu .qg lleilguJ~S te•tlle! ' lllaxlms &8 'ftlo , 5 I I I Je! ~ro~en wale~ ~ ,Jt f;ti !I? C'>' of 7 Bewildered oJt\d!Ked WIN Model 12, 12 Ga. 30" F C. 16 Gennan dly ba~ch.ana l s 8 ~~~~"'""~"~ 91S M\nglng l'lunt »Cra 111 u1 u 11 ~.:al G6Fesl•\a1 g+,JUmplwd 40T~tl:!,,ly5pmt 1 Shotgun Trade even, new In toun lpll MISau\ s uncle lOS\\ lNG ~tre~m u,rePk• , 43 box, Rem. Model 788 tn m or 1•1 ~~ei~r ~~ t:~~lc, so ~~~~t<:hed M~~d~~~~~or ~;~~~ms rJt ,I 22-2M cal. Rifle. Your choice. 2!1 Utt\e rS t'<~l l IH Mffu~ral rocks tni\MW41 46 Vitl'l ety or Ph. 446-0548. 149 I I ~; t':;';b~~~e name JH)WS ~~ ;;~:;~~~~~~e ft, ~·~:~~ zt~~~m.. I - . -~· II Lon" llollaw 1 - dr~nklng :44 ~~~~ l tr J 18lb ' MEN AND WOMEN to work in I luh~;~ w•ter :15 -\rrow po•so• 4'1 At one tune Pt Pleasant Ga llipoli~ area 32 Olnller eour.>e ~ un~ ! Osei (tlOt't ) :.lti Dishonor ISliik.l 4tt .R *' ~I de 34Anolnltd ~Uruts of .,.,.,,ght 4!11Lowe ~t po1nt liO loulla•d wht>el with large electrical Organt· j 36Comell~ck 4r.rirn ace aoMa sculme 51 Small•~'~')(' za!JOn Good pay . and work· I 37 Rrmove ~ HeYerage llllkllallle 52 hidone~lal)~ or · j311Uodlts or water 6 C1ude tmm of 31 B1b!Jcal a•rdea M•nd~11~u ing condition&. Call 446·4552 3W R11dli.ct \H'ave•'s reed :J:J ~*on1e1 ~~~ Wa gt-1' on Monday, June 26, between _.., 14U 1 10 a.m. and 1 p m. 1491== - =--=-==---:--::: IN LOVING memory of Irene The WISEMAN Agency ---·-·-· '" ''""""" ..,, ....... · ::: DEDICATED CHRISTIAN lady rn~ .. ._'""""" ••n ., .. . S d -· S•le or Tredt L. Wallace, who passed away 1!160 CHEV. convertible, white seven yo11r1 ago. June 24. with black top, $400. Ph 4411Sadly missed by Children and 4530 148 I Grandchildren. 149 1 ;;IN::o;MEM"'"ONR;;;·y..-::of~ou=-r llttle Stan: W1nted To lio lev Messick. PA TNTING - Interior and ••· terior Freto eltlmates. Ph. 446-4019. · 116 e TOU'T.L LIKK THI: I' A~ • ' ' ' ANP WAI.I TO WALL CARPrt" IN 'flUil LOVILY NUll Nt:W 3 IJ:DKOUM 110M~ TIU: Klrf HF'N M CODt!Til WITH AT.t APPT.l · AN'CJ:ii 1N('1,t)I'J1Nrt T fl 1C fiE PRlO. BIAUTTf'Ul. )'111.1: I'LA.t.:! IN I,IVING 1\00N. PI.UI J U L t b.SJ:MJ:Ni ANTl t f'AJ\ ftAU.GE ' STANLEY MESiilCK Reds Move Ahead The Reds moved back Into the lead oo an eighth lOlling home run by Jim Coker off Pirate righthander Denny Rlhant who go credit for the win. Andre Rodgers aot the Buca started in the ninth with a sin· gle that knocked out Ellis. Ted Abernathy replaced Ellls and walke.J Alley and then a single to Wills that scor·ed pinch . ruller George Spriggs - - - - - - - -. .• Pinchh!tter Manoy Mota ncrificed and Arrigo relieved Abemathy and Issued an int,n1 "It's a crazy l(ame," mused otuff,'' said the Reds tiOJ18 pass to plnchltler J 1m Coach vern Benson, a8 he "just powder river." Pagliaronl to load the sacks. summed up the Reds feelings. Do Sam• Thl!ll Abernathy was charged with Stop C!•mente Lee's f~rst p<tcil hit the dirt the 1o... "The laat time the Pirates and bounced off catchor John Bristol took out Arrigo were here, Cl•mento hit three Edwards' shin guard to . Lee caromed his flrat p1tch home runs and drove in seven Alley to score the winnln~ run. Edward•' shin euard, sencllng ( 12814 Union Ave. runs and they 1ost," said Ben- Alley's run, the second In Alley home. Pagan scored Wills Pomeroy, Ohio son Inning lor the Pirates,, ~b~~rok~";'I~!!:,.:,•.,:~::~.....:.~J ~--•-J "So we figured we'd shutout the 2-all deadlock and rr Clemente ana win," he conUn· later Maury Wills came hon'e II ued. "But things didn't work rwlth an insurance nm on out llutt way, We shut him out 1an's sacrifice fly. and we alill lost." "Under llle aame clrrum. ' While Clemente went •ero lor stances, I'd do the same thlOfl four, Gene Alley acored the d11- again," IBid Brl,tol. "You've cidinJ run on a wild pitch by fiOita do everylhinfl you can to reliever Bob Lee during a win 1 1ame." thrte • run ninth innlnl rally A liOflle by Tommy Helms. that c1rriod the Bucs home. starter Sammy Ellis' •acriflce •• And thereby MllRS the flamble and a single by Chico R11i1 put 6 cyl. Styleside Pickup, Low mileage. o1 Briatol. lha Rtda In front 1~ In TOGII A Chuce third mninK but Alley mntchcd 1be baaea were loaded and it wiill his fourth bOmer in tbe tile count waa :.1 on pinchhit.aevelllh 8 cyl. Styleside Pickups. Std. trans. One with (Ustom cab. balla 'lllth Ont out and then J. Loudi!Q alnllld. The only u:. Lot RATES M~n "_, . ,. " CINCINNATI (UP!) - The ter Jose Pagan wllen Lee wa• Cincinnati Reds are wondering brought In to replace lefty what went wrong. ry Arrigo In tile ninth irming. But Mana11er Dave Bristol "! Jet Amgo face Pagan li<l· thinko M mlibl have the an- cause 1 figured we wo•ld tJel awer. Willie Slargel U I brought In bl Lee." said Bristol. •:1 cam ed and. loot," said "After Arrigo got lwo Bnstol after tile Plttaburgh PI- o• Pagan, 1 decided to rates wrapped his Red• for a to Lee and take my 4-2 win Friday night because if Harry Walker reThe Reds l1gured all they had placed Pagan. he would to do ~u shutout the Natwnal gel one strike end the Leagues loadmg hitter Roberto three were righthand tuttef!, Clemente and they would have oald Bristol. · it sewed up 1 "! told Lee no Middleport opened wltb I single run Ia the bottom of lha tint, add~ · lllree 1110rt in eacb of the IIICQIId and fourth Innings, telliod five In tilt flflh and then ll"t three mora durinl lha lillh frame. Chllblro 11114 J1011an two ru111 a slnlltln the top of the first lnn!Ofl Rloll Vaa Meter went the when Metzger led oil with a rou1111111 lilt mound lor ~~:~::11 walk, TbOmu got a base on port IIMIIII rune IIIII 1 up lour baseo 011 balls. 10W1JU. IIONI . J. den and Tyo handled til<ee ~~~:~II inB duties for Cheshire st BOS'roN (VPI) - Belley out two and losuinll 10 f r e • Howell, a rugged 30-year-<Jid PIISSes. VlleriD o:orn~nnan. bas signed By InnillSI' lllJ lil7 contract with the QtesbiN .. .. 110 101 0 - ' Botiion Celt!cs, it was an- Middleport . • IJO IU ._ U II nouneod Frld'?:_~!.... general J. Loudtft, Tyo • 111111. Loti> 1 IDIIII... Rod ..,_..... .. ~ - ... .:111 r Reds ston Clemente, Then LoSe Game On W"ld I p•t I Ch Jn Top 0£ NI.nth RunJIt' (@) 11••• ' salt' ~Vt 1 nt!t' • • I LOTS In Kan&UKO. tarh ISO ' m •lzt HERVICE sl,lon1 nlcr IIV!n1 quartero. fumiturl . Sm1ll ' ...... I atort dolna: mel! bu•intiJ • • oould t.e tmproved under n1w · manur•m•nt. An .,Ill hot!"' now renl•d. Thlo Ia 1 1'0111 bargain. SPECIAL I TRUCK SALE 66 FORD F·lOO ~1! ~f'''ilnrl fiallipull•. C)hlu Phone 448-CI!Il AUTO CLUB Of SOUTHERN OHIO 11 I I *1795 2-64FORDF-100sea*l495 PRE-OWNED Middleport In Easy 15-4 Jlllftg your old 'bike' tD us NOW, IIIII WI'H help ,au trlde-1 Ntu HONDA .. or lrlldt-UP to a bigger HONDA. fllll!l the .wilt, RIIIJ HONOA 50, rl!lht Gil 1111 tD the np, powW~I CB-450 ••• or •or of the modola 1... l*ww. Willi or withOut 1 tndt, NOW II the boot time . , , , .111 lilt liltlllll -'lllllo w!Minl HONDA! THE . .... _.. "" · "Hobo Wllson would ,..,.. as the mana11er, add he'd pincbhll (at 70 yeare) for me In the second lnnlna," remarked Lee, who was the Bees' leading slugger and hurler for five years. The 1950 (mid-century champions as Jaspy Porter c all·e d 'em) won 32 and loot only 1 gameo. ' .:.<ead:.. :___aa:__t.::ll::.)_ _ _~~-ll IUDDLEPORT - Tile llllddJa. port Pony Le~aue tearo hit two Cheshire pitcher• hard tw a II' win ' - Jlriday. 3 01 · 8 sixth_ Theand Reds t_aliled two mframe._ the SIXth lha Chci~:sg~. Lat:;lo(5 'J:J), 1- U11 sev 111 one m (7), Schneider (8), Eilera (8) r::~ th 1 in hurl and Adlesh; Nye, Culp ~ener w~ ~ ~ : • Radatz (7), Hartenstein (8) er. lha ; : reWev Y urnetl Hwtdley. WP-Hartenstein ~ third W lllllJiey went in 1;. LP-EIIera (0-1). HRS We · 1 r r ~ n replaced WYDJ! (IBth), Williams amsley In the sixth. Golay (Ill) Staub (6th) C. Howard and Fooae •lam· Uall Banb (12th) ' med homers for the winners., ' . The losars collected only three Pill 0011 000 103 4 a 0 hits off Foose- all singles by C!ncl OOt 000 0!().- 2 4 I Burnett, Powell, 1nd FItch. Ribant, McBean (9) ana J. Foose fanned 10. May, Pagllaronl (~): Ell11, The winners collected n In 1 Abernathy (91. Arrigo (9), Lee hila, two each in M. Mltliron, (9) and Coker, Edwards 19). Foose and Howard. WP-Ribant (4-3). Exhibition Game Sought By Johnny Lee, • hi T Memher 0f 1950 OVA Ch . . amp10ns •p earn ' HoustonNat!o:~·:._a · 2 .333 · , . ed b McCrvr, SL 53.181 34 II .339 Gallipolis' Ron Ellis· and Bill Swermgen and Dr. W!lila ro[ Pro-Am, AthelJI' was rat ea· 0 da St L ~~ 222 35 74 ,333 Copley tied for second with two Biggs !1red a 69. vy favorites to dethrone defend- Rope Z31l 44 77 2~ 110 other pairs with a 3!-21- 87. Gene Wrlahl and VIc Hager !ng champion Circleville lathe A:~~. A~l fi4246 s. 79:32:1 1101 Tom DlckMon and T err y of Gallipolis totaled 70 11 did Ill&! team Plll3' underw113' lo- Onzlez Pllll 15 174 ~ 116 .321 Dilts, Circleville, shot a 67 as Howard saunders and $ h l n n, day. ~ Philp!; Chi 62 all' 33 65 .311 did Tony Offenberger and T. Vomholt apd CbBmbers totaled urrt.E WOVE Torre. At! 16 2116 86 611 .317 Bacer, Marietta. 12, Jones and Cl"k 76 and Brock, St.L 1)8288 411 91 .316 011 Athens Jack Alego and C. Shrader and Shrader 76 for Gal- TEAM STANDlN · t. Flood, St.L 57 225 29 71 .316 Lorudlo was next with a 68. lipolis. , W. ·, Amtrlcon League Jim Ronouskl and Gene Charn· Gallipolis .~ad II ·particlpat- ~lgers ·· · · - - •· •· · · ~ ~ ! G. AB R. H· Pet ey, also of Athens, totaled r.9. ing in the Pro-Am event. ~~~~tor;. 2 11 Ystrski. Bos 6~ 234 42' 79 .331 Anoth.er Athell,li1 pair, Fred With their fine showing lnl:he 'thl et x " -""-" 2 2 JI.Rbnsn, Ball c -" e ICS " ·" .. • .. .. 64 236 41 79 .332 2 2 Red Sox .............. K r D t '65 22ti 50 74 32" Orioles .......... ·:- 1 ; c:r:: 65 251 36 00 :3,; ~ndi:n• · · · • •· : · •· · · : 4 Coglro, Bos 44 no 27 >3 .31: ~:~ !6164 22 58 .304 15 15 Blair, Ball LAST WEEK'S RESULTS· Nrthrp, Det 59 230 _28 69 .301 , ' · Mnchr Cal 8.1217 40 65 .30C GALLIPOLIS _ Jllrst bas e-1 The win gives the SeJJatora Senators 28 Yanken I Freeh~n. Det 66 213 27 64 .:JO~ man Skipper Johnson smacked undl&}llltea secont! place m the Athletic• 2 Orioles 0 Ptrcll Bos 63 223 211 66 .2\!i • Home Runo 1 seoond innlnJ homer with Little League wlill a 3-1 record lnd_tans II Yanken &· Collier, who had doubled, I behind the (Jrsl plare T1ge1'8 WlniA! Sox 14 Senato:• 0 Natlonai..L e 8 K0 e: A 8 r 0 n aboard lo give the Senators a who are 4-0. The Wh1te Sox are ,Red Soa 10 Indian' 3 Braves and Wynn, Astros lB. win over the Athletics Fn- thlfd at 2-1 and the AthletiC& T1gers 9 Yankees 1 P u d B k C d erez 'red uf' s th15 : roc ' ar s Chicago 000 000 000-- 0 I 0 evenlna In Little !&ague and the Red Sox are Iled 1or Senators 2 AIhi et1cs 0 13 4 12 Minn. 000 000 lOx- I 8 I on Memorial Field. I fourth place, eaoh with a 2-2 'l'ffiS WEEK'S GAMES! Am \ w~ · . Kill b Horlen, Locker and record. IIJonday - Oriolea .vs. Willie er can ague. e rew McNertney, Martin (8); Raven Slleets held the Athie!· Senators ..... 020 000 _ 2 3 3 Sox ~Ins 22; F. Roblmon, Oriole• (10.S)a nd Zimmerman. to one hit, a single by Ed- Mhletlcs .... .. 000 000-0 I 0 Tuesday -Tigers vs. Indians 21, Yastrlj!mskJ, l!ed Sox 17, Horlen (8-1). Petrie, •• h~ walked only Batteries: Senators _ K. Wedneodoy _ Yankees vs. Howard, Senators 16; Kahne, and struck out 13 batters. Sheets (WP) and Foose; Ath- Red Sox Tigers 15. (22nd). I Sh1oell Ia now 2-1 tor the s.e •· le\lcs _ Lee (LP), Slone (6) Tb•roday _ Senaton v~. Orl· Runt Baited In Detroit 000 001 01»--- 1 d H oles National Leaaue: Wvnn, As ..._ an yme. I 52 B . d New Yo,. ~11 100 OOx- 3 Sieve Lee started and workFriday _ White Sox vs. Ath- roo : Aaron. rov08 an McLain, Dobson m, live Innings fur the Athlet· ~ LADY UMPIRE? letlco Clemente, Pirates 47 ; Perez, (6), Sherry (8) and Freehan; ICi. He was charged with two CANTON, Ohio (UPII -Ev· _Reds 46: Phtlhps, Cubs 45. Downing (8-4) anHdRGl>-lb-1bl'ls.dtalcer !runs, flave up lllrae hill, walk- en a lady umpire will do m a Amerleaa League: Jl. RobinMcLain (8-8). one and struck out 10. Lee pinch. son. Orloleo , 56; Klll,ebrew, (Gth), Downing (Ill), eltargod with ~ loaa. He That'z how the Stark County Twins 511; Kaline, Tigers 52: (7th). rellevod In the top of the Hot Stove baseball leaflue looks Yastmmskl, Red ~ox 51; Cleve. by Steve Slone who walk- at lt. Dlefary, Orioles 40. Boston 011 OSO SOx- 8 1! one and atruck out the aide. The amateur laague, which Pitching S10bert, Pena (3), Culver Skipper Johnaon paced I be has as memhers nearly 1.900 Natlonul League: Lemaster, O'Donoghue (8) and Azcue: Senatora with a sinflle and 1 boys from ages 9 to 19, said Braves 7-1: Queen, Reds, Stange (2-4) and T!llman. In t~ree trips to the 1t5 activ1ti~s have expanded so Cuellar, Astros and Veale, Siebert (6-7)· Ken Collier kad the Sen- greatly In tho past couple of Piratea 8-2; Hughes, Cards 7-2. (8th). other hit, a double. years it hasn't enouflh ump•res American League: Horlen, . .- - - - - - - -.. The Senators commlttod three to go around. · White Sox 8-t; McGlothlin, Calif. 000 000 Oil- 2 U errors while the AthletiCs play. It called for mo1·e umpires Angels and Sparma, Tigers 7·1: K.C. 000 000 000-- 0 S errorleu ball. Each team and said anyone, even women Tiant, Indians l-1; Lonborg, Clark, Roju (6) and tllree man on base. 18 or over, was eligible. Red Sox U-2. ers; Hunter, Aker (9) and l\001,1 Duncan (U). WP-<:iark (~). LP-Huutc- (7-1). ~ _ CADILLACS STILL PINER THAN MANY NEW CARS 64 FORD F•700 $2495 • 8 cyl. 5 speed trans. 2 •peed rear axle. Cab and Chassis. 62 FORD F-100 • • t. IIC)Ilday 6 cyl. Stylealde Pickup. Std. trans. 61 CHEVROLET • • *895 eye, new wblte aldawall Ures, aqua metallic flnlsb with matdllng taterlor. Jut llie new. Comfort CoDIrol Air Coadllloalq. 60 FORD f·100 • • *695 65 C1cllllec C1l1la H.T. - - - $3800 55 JEEP • • • '395 66 Cadill•c hcf•n De Ville ~- $5000 run power eqUlpmen~ ratllo, tinted !11&11, 1utrolllv run poWII', radio, tll!led Jlau, wblte aldewllll tim, Colnfort Control All'-Condltlonlol, blue with blue J.n. terlor, one owner DIW Ca<IIUI.c trad.. 64 Cadillec Coupe DeVIlle - - $3100 L!aJtt blue molalllc flnlah with matehlqlllltrior, fuU power eqUipment laal windows IDd 8 WIJ powll aea~ radio, tinted !llaas. wblte waD tlriJ, tlQmfoR QOII' tro1 lilt' wlldllloDin& low mUeap, alltrp. J "* GMAC ft!NANC!NG KARR& VANZANDT MOTOR SALIS maq OPIN EVIl. TIL 1!00 Me_. and Powell. '------""""1------~- % Ton 8 cyL 4 speed tnms. Stak4 bed. 8 cyl. Flareslde Piokup. .. .. . thru b)r S cyl. 4 wheel drlvt, Pl~kup. PUBL'C THURSDAY, JUNI! 29tl, STARTING AT 10 A.M. 1 • DUMP BED , · • *395 . • 7 lt. by 11 ft. TtiMCope holst. < l'Otl..4.1tNt• ... Le•• ..4.' KEITH GOilLE FORD ,, \ Used Carlot Middleport - ---.....-' < ' , J leclfion• p...,. Oalllptltt T~t Ro~tt 7!• Ch"hlrt, Ohle loll Milt AMvl ltllnllll t'"•'lll· \ 53 DODGE • ·• 8 cyl. Ml Ten Pickup. A $e one. s LE •' j .. ' '· ~ · �. ....... . .. .... ., - . ...... ~ ~-.....-'!" · · · .~- ·-·· · -- ....... ~ · · · - -.·· ·- - ·"' .. • . ..,. .. . ... . .. ·~· . . ...J .....' - ' -~l .,' - • ,:......... ' ~-- .. ---~ -. ~ -- ~ .. 'v' "j' -<1'1 ' . .. .,, .. r · 1;"· t I r ( ' ' , ' I' ' ' I . I) ., ' ' Jim Crace is Proud . THE ter Wins 16-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June 25, 1967 4 ROOM tmlurnlsbed apartment In Pomeroy. Pb. WU38S. 11 18 Uc furnisbed and lslled apartments - - per mqpth and op. Phone Royley ana Reed, ll!rJ.217&, after 4 p. 9112-3574. ~ f.25tfc l Security and a fine future can be youn. Eern 15% of Sales with $100 weekly guarentee, plus all major benefits, company vehicle, credit and merchandise furnished. 5 DAY WORK Wl$1( ~· -::PLY ,..: .J'V . • ,. i ' k. FILL IN BI!LO AND MAIL TO ROBERT JACKSON, BOX 88 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 1 I I .BUSin,ess SAlESMAN i', Convert to Our Qualitane f, -~ HONDA S.AIU .& SERVICE Contact: CHARLES.USLE :Syrecuse,()hio For Free Estimates eAiuminum Awning• eAiumlnum Sidln~~; a Aluminum Rlllllngt eAiuminup! Windciwl Doon a Car Portt ·. 8Blown In Insulation e Patio• " or Call Collect 532-6881 a. LP GAS Elmer E. White, -404~ So. 4th St., lrontal' Convenience V. V. Johnson & Son 222-4thAve., Huntington RepreHntativ•ln Thls,Area 20 Yeers For '~ EVINRUDE Sales end Service f 'I i Ohio Boat and Motor License '. ' SCHWARZEL MARINE l •' •' I! WY24151 MIDDLIPORT, OHIO . RADIATOR All New RldNtor Shop WHEEL AUGNMENT eCar eTn~ck eHmtr Core 1 Bulldozer eAnyType AND ' Rawlings Honde Sales EXPERIENCED BRAKE SERVICE I }. . DICK RAWLING$ SERVICE c DOW II ONI 0' '"· NICEST PEOI'I.tl ... CALL Este.ron99 2-4-D I •1 . s News in Farming Bob Bishop to Host '67 Field Dayi served next Tuesday, June 27chard Grass, Timothy, or Fell- steers. The beef eatlle are also from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Souti1cue. !involved In the grazing trials: I East Research farm on State Results are different rat~s oq In connection wilh Field Day, , Route 143 near Carpenter. other fertilizer wlll a Is o be ,1f might be valuable to make - - I This is the annual field day shown. ' note of current fertilizer reeobserved by Meigs County Ag Application of zero, 70, and ommendations for grass. ln 111riculttiral agencies but is open 140 lh!. of aotual nitrogen per toblishment some Nitrogen is to any area farmer interested. acre are involved In the tests. needed on low organlc spoils; ·Bob Bishop, manager of the The other major work at the .apply 15 to 30 lbs. Nitrogen (N) South East test farm of the station includes straight II n e' Per 'i\ere. Ohio Agricultural Research and and cross breeding of boef cat- , If the yield goal Is 3 to 41> 1 Development Center will be ·tie One test now underway will Ions of bey Per Acre and I he . compare growth of bulls and Legume mixture i& leas than 20 I host''for the day. • Cooperative groups this in addition to the m~;~·:::~:~~~ 1 of the farm will be the ·lure Stabilization and Cortserva· i hon Services, the Soil Conserl'ation Service, the Cooperatlve Extension Service and V o c a· BY C. E. BLAKESLEE En. A<;jent, Agricullure PQMEROY - Grass Day lor Meigs area farmers will be OJ· - ~-· I . ~- ~ Here'• a hi& -capacity chopper.with oll-lmife'·e•ttot·IIMil · iJ' that JliceB your fora&e 'cropa8_,0oet-timeiJ*'' misGte-t ~· "t=! auta aborter than ·• ~ .m. Iori& •. finer eut !•roc• pedot '~__ tighter ••. usea leontolage op&oiol••• Iaiii .l ibni,,..IODI' ;ii.1 E do tho work of fciur; Finely cu1 forare il' ~nldri~ · n: and llveatock clean up\ro'ugba atter,eve.)i feediai, TIIt .. r,e 16 bu bi& capacity .•. .60% ireater than any otb• -•ehopper in the aame pric...,la$s. · · I ·.. ;.: :' · I!JJI, per gallon USE ONLY 1 PINT PER ACRE ON eoii.N TO KILL BROADLEAF ' Available wHh ttw crop, cttiu •i.~ " wl'""'"" :·;~ pickup unlt-swltck unlh I• as· lllfl••~ !•IIIIIIJ -~:- WEEDS. ·I lry t "·: .;• • P'rkNwlthttt.lewell ,. . .:'·• 't. · I'• . !, . . • llg cap~~elty on 24-f'low tr~~ . ;,, . .- .. ,. , ;~ e fapatiiJ Nlern ~f!hM ~~· ,~ bliiM' ~· . . {iY C • ~l.atll• for all typet ., fon~.. cuttln~ ·. ( · .~ ~ 1 '. 27 ,._ 16-.FIELD HARVESf((~·- ·-· ONLY KEITH GOBLE F()RD J ... with a 111n:i.'l'r.;'l.ii~>~ · •·~ WEED KILLER BlAEnNARS 1, ·Phone 992-2143 Pome"'y •' I. . . ...;p :i' ,"; ;J 'l'q lit - Central Soya Of Ohio . Meigs . ·: ' 99~·2176 1 GRAVELv. ~":..~. We'll See You at the RegattaJod' Agricultural Depart- , . Emphasis tills year will be Revo I uhonary! IGround. Stockpiling of Feed on th . . · Considerable work has Visit Us This Alternoon At Our Booth On The P..omeroy Parking Lot . •" , I ': • t.. Oh ---------~------------ --- Helen Help Us By Belen Bottel NOW TAKING APPLICAtiGNS •, Now hl&h·torque lugging Jlh'll', new oonvertibility! Top per_forman~e, plua in~tant Gb<noo of r!dmg or walking as the job demandlll been done at the South East sta· l tlon as well as at the Southern Ohl~· station at Ripley on baling I the hay ~rowth and leaving it on the ground ror hv•,•ock later 1ft Rlligod, quick obanp tooia tlte year. Mr. Bishop will re• • • aU.,.ar-dtive, inetant no- I port on what has happened on • olutcbcontrols.Letusahowyou the South East farm and Jim •hy mOle IJIOple OWII Gravely 1Weljs, Area Extension Agent lban lillY Other brand ol com- Hiltiboro will report on t h fal:t n.etorl program at the Ripley station. D-rllfotHet wily moro Farmers attending the 11 •••.Grovolr t1tt1 f day will have the opportunity IGflllld blllarl !o see several different kinds of grass. With the serious probWo Flnanco Your Now leiJl of Alfalfa weevil control arovoty With 10% Down (rn.uny farmers have turned to end Up To 41 mo. To Pay •orne form of grass to provide 1forage .. Work will be shown at 1he Catpenter farm on 0 r c h a r d srass, Fescue, Timothy, J! 1u e grass, Rt!l.>d Canary, and Sti· 992-2975 P1 meroy dan Grass and crosses. 1lll GFIAVIiLY IOoh . W. P. Smith, Area Extenlion ANNIVmAl'r-ltiT-1967 -'<•~nt, Farm Management at i:::i:: ~ackson, will report on t h e Opeo\ Eveilfngs c@iparallve co•ts ol S u d a n lly Appointment crossee In relation to ·long grm feedlna as Or· ........lUCio _ ____ .. LANDMARK. .Jre. Rent electric sbampooer Baker Fillnlture, Middleport. 8 lt8tc ~- .:=:=:=;=::;:;::::;· -- ONLY PRICES? • 15 CL ft. Clli!Wutlol SPECIAL PRICES I Two appliances In one oablnefl true zero he>.'lr and spaclou• rewith .!'pirate fri~<rator1 doors ana seParate in'ulltli>n. Frosl-free with tee Meker. VERY SPECIAL veRY SPECIAL ONLY .auY0W0~= NO 'T PAYMEN 11 ft. N.. '1 ' - -I II 1 ' .- Callllt...IOI IIY-IIde combinatiOn, 19 ff. of stort~e In cabinet 32"· wide. a tt. lni~w iddidn held• teo ibS, . Fobltltss, thl-11, ut8o ~ foam inHIIIfon. .... IEGULAI 1379.00 s ,.. -.~ With fiHluJ ' IIWI'I .tf ttUf .... ····•~tto.' *Register FOr Prias···_ ' ' ' ·' . pur-. ' .85 ·Today ~t Regq~cl' Booth in Pomeroy .. *Ail Specials Stm:pn:, .,. Sale- Tcake D.Uviry :~~.~:· l From Our .SOcPth:~w: · ·~-!";'\. :... !'. I .. _ •.•. r ~ ,.... ~ - _ly .. .. 100 EXIRA "' ·~ TV STAMPS" ... .... !I of the nl!wi Std.. l6 cubic f~ot . r REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 2-DOOR COMBINATION ' ,... . ONLY Don't Mill Thlalfl/ery Speciel' ·... Clip and .Us~ Store or RegqHa.-Bcrotltc ;,,, . ,\ ,\ l':_ •tor• At our atatlo~. or -~~!!~ . ~:'~. at the Regatta, ~or dnwtDc No purchase 11et!SIJary, GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES • VF~f SPECIAL Folks· At • • .. ' . ' ;.' ~.. t'·~ • '-t-o..~., .• ~-' ' \.: ''I ' \ ' ' -~' , .. ... ' ~. . ··~ ••· ·•'13.·~ ' •~ . ;;..,., - ~ ,.... f.'"" t " l..c . wi ' •1 '' ~·' ' -' �. ....... . .. .... ., - . ...... ~ ~-.....-'!" · · · .~- ·-·· · -- ....... ~ · · · - -.·· ·- - ·"' .. • . ..,. .. . ... . .. ·~· . . ...J .....' - ' -~l .,' - • ,:......... ' ~-- .. ---~ -. ~ -- ~ .. 'v' "j' -<1'1 ' . .. .,, .. r · 1;"· t I r ( ' ' , ' I' ' ' I . I) ., ' ' Jim Crace is Proud . THE ter Wins 16-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, June 25, 1967 4 ROOM tmlurnlsbed apartment In Pomeroy. Pb. WU38S. 11 18 Uc furnisbed and lslled apartments - - per mqpth and op. Phone Royley ana Reed, ll!rJ.217&, after 4 p. 9112-3574. ~ f.25tfc l Security and a fine future can be youn. Eern 15% of Sales with $100 weekly guarentee, plus all major benefits, company vehicle, credit and merchandise furnished. 5 DAY WORK Wl$1( ~· -::PLY ,..: .J'V . • ,. i ' k. FILL IN BI!LO AND MAIL TO ROBERT JACKSON, BOX 88 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 1 I I .BUSin,ess SAlESMAN i', Convert to Our Qualitane f, -~ HONDA S.AIU .& SERVICE Contact: CHARLES.USLE :Syrecuse,()hio For Free Estimates eAiuminum Awning• eAiumlnum Sidln~~; a Aluminum Rlllllngt eAiuminup! Windciwl Doon a Car Portt ·. 8Blown In Insulation e Patio• " or Call Collect 532-6881 a. LP GAS Elmer E. White, -404~ So. 4th St., lrontal' Convenience V. V. Johnson & Son 222-4thAve., Huntington RepreHntativ•ln Thls,Area 20 Yeers For '~ EVINRUDE Sales end Service f 'I i Ohio Boat and Motor License '. ' SCHWARZEL MARINE l •' •' I! WY24151 MIDDLIPORT, OHIO . RADIATOR All New RldNtor Shop WHEEL AUGNMENT eCar eTn~ck eHmtr Core 1 Bulldozer eAnyType AND ' Rawlings Honde Sales EXPERIENCED BRAKE SERVICE I }. . DICK RAWLING$ SERVICE c DOW II ONI 0' '"· NICEST PEOI'I.tl ... CALL Este.ron99 2-4-D I •1 . s News in Farming Bob Bishop to Host '67 Field Dayi served next Tuesday, June 27chard Grass, Timothy, or Fell- steers. The beef eatlle are also from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Souti1cue. !involved In the grazing trials: I East Research farm on State Results are different rat~s oq In connection wilh Field Day, , Route 143 near Carpenter. other fertilizer wlll a Is o be ,1f might be valuable to make - - I This is the annual field day shown. ' note of current fertilizer reeobserved by Meigs County Ag Application of zero, 70, and ommendations for grass. ln 111riculttiral agencies but is open 140 lh!. of aotual nitrogen per toblishment some Nitrogen is to any area farmer interested. acre are involved In the tests. needed on low organlc spoils; ·Bob Bishop, manager of the The other major work at the .apply 15 to 30 lbs. Nitrogen (N) South East test farm of the station includes straight II n e' Per 'i\ere. Ohio Agricultural Research and and cross breeding of boef cat- , If the yield goal Is 3 to 41> 1 Development Center will be ·tie One test now underway will Ions of bey Per Acre and I he . compare growth of bulls and Legume mixture i& leas than 20 I host''for the day. • Cooperative groups this in addition to the m~;~·:::~:~~~ 1 of the farm will be the ·lure Stabilization and Cortserva· i hon Services, the Soil Conserl'ation Service, the Cooperatlve Extension Service and V o c a· BY C. E. BLAKESLEE En. A<;jent, Agricullure PQMEROY - Grass Day lor Meigs area farmers will be OJ· - ~-· I . ~- ~ Here'• a hi& -capacity chopper.with oll-lmife'·e•ttot·IIMil · iJ' that JliceB your fora&e 'cropa8_,0oet-timeiJ*'' misGte-t ~· "t=! auta aborter than ·• ~ .m. Iori& •. finer eut !•roc• pedot '~__ tighter ••. usea leontolage op&oiol••• Iaiii .l ibni,,..IODI' ;ii.1 E do tho work of fciur; Finely cu1 forare il' ~nldri~ · n: and llveatock clean up\ro'ugba atter,eve.)i feediai, TIIt .. r,e 16 bu bi& capacity .•. .60% ireater than any otb• -•ehopper in the aame pric...,la$s. · · I ·.. ;.: :' · I!JJI, per gallon USE ONLY 1 PINT PER ACRE ON eoii.N TO KILL BROADLEAF ' Available wHh ttw crop, cttiu •i.~ " wl'""'"" :·;~ pickup unlt-swltck unlh I• as· lllfl••~ !•IIIIIIJ -~:- WEEDS. ·I lry t "·: .;• • P'rkNwlthttt.lewell ,. . .:'·• 't. · I'• . !, . . • llg cap~~elty on 24-f'low tr~~ . ;,, . .- .. ,. , ;~ e fapatiiJ Nlern ~f!hM ~~· ,~ bliiM' ~· . . {iY C • ~l.atll• for all typet ., fon~.. cuttln~ ·. ( · .~ ~ 1 '. 27 ,._ 16-.FIELD HARVESf((~·- ·-· ONLY KEITH GOBLE F()RD J ... with a 111n:i.'l'r.;'l.ii~>~ · •·~ WEED KILLER BlAEnNARS 1, ·Phone 992-2143 Pome"'y •' I. . . ...;p :i' ,"; ;J 'l'q lit - Central Soya Of Ohio . Meigs . ·: ' 99~·2176 1 GRAVELv. ~":..~. We'll See You at the RegattaJod' Agricultural Depart- , . Emphasis tills year will be Revo I uhonary! IGround. Stockpiling of Feed on th . . · Considerable work has Visit Us This Alternoon At Our Booth On The P..omeroy Parking Lot . •" , I ': • t.. Oh ---------~------------ --- Helen Help Us By Belen Bottel NOW TAKING APPLICAtiGNS •, Now hl&h·torque lugging Jlh'll', new oonvertibility! Top per_forman~e, plua in~tant Gb<noo of r!dmg or walking as the job demandlll been done at the South East sta· l tlon as well as at the Southern Ohl~· station at Ripley on baling I the hay ~rowth and leaving it on the ground ror hv•,•ock later 1ft Rlligod, quick obanp tooia tlte year. Mr. Bishop will re• • • aU.,.ar-dtive, inetant no- I port on what has happened on • olutcbcontrols.Letusahowyou the South East farm and Jim •hy mOle IJIOple OWII Gravely 1Weljs, Area Extension Agent lban lillY Other brand ol com- Hiltiboro will report on t h fal:t n.etorl program at the Ripley station. D-rllfotHet wily moro Farmers attending the 11 •••.Grovolr t1tt1 f day will have the opportunity IGflllld blllarl !o see several different kinds of grass. With the serious probWo Flnanco Your Now leiJl of Alfalfa weevil control arovoty With 10% Down (rn.uny farmers have turned to end Up To 41 mo. To Pay •orne form of grass to provide 1forage .. Work will be shown at 1he Catpenter farm on 0 r c h a r d srass, Fescue, Timothy, J! 1u e grass, Rt!l.>d Canary, and Sti· 992-2975 P1 meroy dan Grass and crosses. 1lll GFIAVIiLY IOoh . W. P. Smith, Area Extenlion ANNIVmAl'r-ltiT-1967 -'<•~nt, Farm Management at i:::i:: ~ackson, will report on t h e Opeo\ Eveilfngs c@iparallve co•ts ol S u d a n lly Appointment crossee In relation to ·long grm feedlna as Or· ........lUCio _ ____ .. LANDMARK. .Jre. Rent electric sbampooer Baker Fillnlture, Middleport. 8 lt8tc ~- .:=:=:=;=::;:;::::;· -- ONLY PRICES? • 15 CL ft. Clli!Wutlol SPECIAL PRICES I Two appliances In one oablnefl true zero he>.'lr and spaclou• rewith .!'pirate fri~<rator1 doors ana seParate in'ulltli>n. Frosl-free with tee Meker. VERY SPECIAL veRY SPECIAL ONLY .auY0W0~= NO 'T PAYMEN 11 ft. N.. '1 ' - -I II 1 ' .- Callllt...IOI IIY-IIde combinatiOn, 19 ff. of stort~e In cabinet 32"· wide. a tt. lni~w iddidn held• teo ibS, . Fobltltss, thl-11, ut8o ~ foam inHIIIfon. .... IEGULAI 1379.00 s ,.. -.~ With fiHluJ ' IIWI'I .tf ttUf .... ····•~tto.' *Register FOr Prias···_ ' ' ' ·' . pur-. ' .85 ·Today ~t Regq~cl' Booth in Pomeroy .. *Ail Specials Stm:pn:, .,. Sale- Tcake D.Uviry :~~.~:· l From Our .SOcPth:~w: · ·~-!";'\. :... !'. I .. _ •.•. r ~ ,.... ~ - _ly .. .. 100 EXIRA "' ·~ TV STAMPS" ... .... !I of the nl!wi Std.. l6 cubic f~ot . r REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER 2-DOOR COMBINATION ' ,... . ONLY Don't Mill Thlalfl/ery Speciel' ·... Clip and .Us~ Store or RegqHa.-Bcrotltc ;,,, . ,\ ,\ l':_ •tor• At our atatlo~. or -~~!!~ . ~:'~. at the Regatta, ~or dnwtDc No purchase 11et!SIJary, GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES • VF~f SPECIAL Folks· At • • .. ' . ' ;.' ~.. t'·~ • '-t-o..~., .• ~-' ' \.: ''I ' \ ' ' -~' , .. ... ' ~. . ··~ ••· ·•'13.·~ ' •~ . ;;..,., - ~ ,.... f.'"" t " l..c . wi ' •1 '' ~·' ' -' �.! , ~-"' - ' ·- l I -. --·-·-..-· ................. --~~--~· . ... - -I . ~., ') '' 1·.1 . "• ·-··11 ·~~- ,, ' ' ' ' • · ualiliers I ~-I' -~ , \ . .. . . - ,Frog ··•.· Jurnping Finals ID " 1 .. . - - . -- . - ~ --'' .. . . ., ., ' ' '' ', '· day. '. '' '' .I 'rJ• . ;) , ( . '• •·t :·_.,,ttl.. •- - ~~. ,.,: ] • ' . owner o! the champion frOS will receive' a flOO cash prW. while $j!1 ioes to the s e c o o d \ / 4-, 'I. . ~ • ... ' " .. . ·' • .. a:·- -tint "; ( ' ' .. .1 . ' -~ place oontestant and the third place prize is $25. The j~or division wi n n e r was detemnned. ,011 FridW during the. seniot' division pr~ Jiminar\eS - when JeH Wainer's "Leaping Lady" jumped 10 ft., 9~ inches. Warner, of RD ,Pomeroy, will receive a f30 cash award fOr. I I I * * • I ,.I. '· SUNDAY,JUNE25,1967 ..' CHUli(L~ t;' '•. .,. " ·:\~~ "~J. · <n.: . eaturlttq . , j \ '· "\ - . ., . ' '' , - ~ (, GETriNG READY - Ralph Welker, state represefto tative from Meigs-Gallia-Athens Counties, gets his frog. named "Bedford Bouncer," ready to jump during the ·frog jumping contest on Friday in Pomeroy. Welker'! frog qualified for the finals on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. on Lynn-St. · ;ri'> Two Pomeroy Lodges Elect New Officers POMEROY _ Pomeroy Chapte 80 d Bosworlh Council 46 R~yal : Select Masters, elected officers with Fred S. Blaettnar and Paul M. Darnell in· stBI)ing them. { ·"~t . . ' ,. ,-., C~UCKLE. · ·a· • . . . .«~. . . .ooct o . ~ ; ' " ' o • .• ,r ~~··-·,.> 'I\ ' . -~~- "'!. -~ ~ ~ ~t .• • .. ... -. ~ ·~· ' 1 _.., . ' t;~ .. · • I ' . (~UCI(L€ . \ . . HE·£_ ' , ,; .. CI-IVCKLE - HIE MEE C. J . Struble, recorder; Nor ber W. Compton, captain >I guardsi Jesse E. Brinker, conductpr of oouncil; Richard W. Vau han, steward; Ben H. Phil· son, sentinel. Po eroy Chapter will h o Id stat meetings on the second Wedn .~day of ~ach month and Bosw rth Council wdl hold sta~ eel assemblies on the third Wed· nesda~. of each month. 1 ·'' 11£1. HIE.. ==i======= -- Setvices Offered ·-···-·· ··-------·--- ,, :----, --~...?. rJJ HOW CAN~ !:iiTAROONO lW qaiJ Llv'E ALONE 4'00 LEA~ HW6ELF LA~INv AND .·. -IJ I TO AM~!: 'IOO~LF! ' DRAJJING INSUlllN6 PIClU~~ OF CAT5 ? • TO CALL FOR BUY ON YOU~ l_NSI* Carrol K. s._vden 'Porte Control - 1 lldp. loconcl Aft. I'll. >146-42911 Homo Ph 416-4511 Gollll'"llO. Ohio ! .!: , . • I < Phfoto STATE FAR ......... Dim..... Hlnl~lls:ii.....,.•UII,... -- - -·- - -- - - - - • < I<NOUISH FOR A Hll& AND ~61.1.0.. 8!JT ifi.\T5 ALl. lWIIJI<Y E~PEC15., SHES QuiTE AN INDePeNDeNT YOIJN5 l.PIJY- M!<ANWHI~G, coo~ 1r! seE>KI~ CANT YOIJ COMPANIONSHIP WITH SEE SHES OTHIO~ uu~'f~ . AeANOONeD .SOI.jLS, . TWINI(Y PIN!iON A FAI.L, DONS THE! UN1ftl11.1\ OFTH5 DAY SPECIAL CLOSEOUT! JOHNS-MANVILLE VINYL ASBESTOS I10f.rr KNOCK THO$ oU:f.I\PVIES! THATI> WHeRe Y0Uf2.. .RIVAI.S GOT' THEil< GTAR'I; AND 'THEY'JlE ~L~ S!smNG .w~.e.~&e .' ' ··-. . ........ Floor Tile 9-x 9 Scea. 12x12 15c ea. 'l'f • flll)ARD PLUMBING NOW! 25 IN STOCK .. I' ' 'r ' CAROLINA LUMBER . ... ' ' _. ...h . ;,.; 675-1160 \ so cc MOTORBIKES II. SMITH BU'I:CK Opp. 8&0 Depot · PT. PlEASANT, W. VA. ,, ·shopping :Your family 4 SPEED ---4···---;,.112,000 mile, 12 month warranty SUPPLY CO. ,(. ,. . ' liOt 8eeold 'In SUZUKI ' ·!.If!. tntJ,r• stock .reduced for quick Nil beauH · eli( doiCOIItlnulng this Uno. All HIM fln1l. BEATING, :.. ' Mtchlnlc;Street ...,;. Second iSiMt Eltierleldsln I )' ·'' '' ·f''' '" ' ANt>DRIFTS INTO G~EleNWIOI ·. · VILL.AGe'•• . . AND WUII!.c.' WAJnN& • I ' ' i i: '' ' ' ~' ! J' • .' �.! , ~-"' - ' ·- l I -. --·-·-..-· ................. --~~--~· . ... - -I . ~., ') '' 1·.1 . "• ·-··11 ·~~- ,, ' ' ' ' • · ualiliers I ~-I' -~ , \ . .. . . - ,Frog ··•.· Jurnping Finals ID " 1 .. . - - . -- . - ~ --'' .. . . ., ., ' ' '' ', '· day. '. '' '' .I 'rJ• . ;) , ( . '• •·t :·_.,,ttl.. •- - ~~. ,.,: ] • ' . owner o! the champion frOS will receive' a flOO cash prW. while $j!1 ioes to the s e c o o d \ / 4-, 'I. . ~ • ... ' " .. . ·' • .. a:·- -tint "; ( ' ' .. .1 . ' -~ place oontestant and the third place prize is $25. The j~or division wi n n e r was detemnned. ,011 FridW during the. seniot' division pr~ Jiminar\eS - when JeH Wainer's "Leaping Lady" jumped 10 ft., 9~ inches. Warner, of RD ,Pomeroy, will receive a f30 cash award fOr. I I I * * • I ,.I. '· SUNDAY,JUNE25,1967 ..' CHUli(L~ t;' '•. .,. " ·:\~~ "~J. · <n.: . eaturlttq . , j \ '· "\ - . ., . ' '' , - ~ (, GETriNG READY - Ralph Welker, state represefto tative from Meigs-Gallia-Athens Counties, gets his frog. named "Bedford Bouncer," ready to jump during the ·frog jumping contest on Friday in Pomeroy. Welker'! frog qualified for the finals on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. on Lynn-St. · ;ri'> Two Pomeroy Lodges Elect New Officers POMEROY _ Pomeroy Chapte 80 d Bosworlh Council 46 R~yal : Select Masters, elected officers with Fred S. Blaettnar and Paul M. Darnell in· stBI)ing them. { ·"~t . . ' ,. ,-., C~UCKLE. · ·a· • . . . .«~. . . .ooct o . ~ ; ' " ' o • .• ,r ~~··-·,.> 'I\ ' . -~~- "'!. -~ ~ ~ ~t .• • .. ... -. ~ ·~· ' 1 _.., . ' t;~ .. · • I ' . (~UCI(L€ . \ . . HE·£_ ' , ,; .. CI-IVCKLE - HIE MEE C. J . Struble, recorder; Nor ber W. Compton, captain >I guardsi Jesse E. Brinker, conductpr of oouncil; Richard W. Vau han, steward; Ben H. Phil· son, sentinel. Po eroy Chapter will h o Id stat meetings on the second Wedn .~day of ~ach month and Bosw rth Council wdl hold sta~ eel assemblies on the third Wed· nesda~. of each month. 1 ·'' 11£1. HIE.. ==i======= -- Setvices Offered ·-···-·· ··-------·--- ,, :----, --~...?. rJJ HOW CAN~ !:iiTAROONO lW qaiJ Llv'E ALONE 4'00 LEA~ HW6ELF LA~INv AND .·. -IJ I TO AM~!: 'IOO~LF! ' DRAJJING INSUlllN6 PIClU~~ OF CAT5 ? • TO CALL FOR BUY ON YOU~ l_NSI* Carrol K. s._vden 'Porte Control - 1 lldp. loconcl Aft. I'll. >146-42911 Homo Ph 416-4511 Gollll'"llO. Ohio ! .!: , . • I < Phfoto STATE FAR ......... Dim..... Hlnl~lls:ii.....,.•UII,... -- - -·- - -- - - - - • < I<NOUISH FOR A Hll& AND ~61.1.0.. 8!JT ifi.\T5 ALl. lWIIJI<Y E~PEC15., SHES QuiTE AN INDePeNDeNT YOIJN5 l.PIJY- M!<ANWHI~G, coo~ 1r! seE>KI~ CANT YOIJ COMPANIONSHIP WITH SEE SHES OTHIO~ uu~'f~ . AeANOONeD .SOI.jLS, . TWINI(Y PIN!iON A FAI.L, DONS THE! UN1ftl11.1\ OFTH5 DAY SPECIAL CLOSEOUT! JOHNS-MANVILLE VINYL ASBESTOS I10f.rr KNOCK THO$ oU:f.I\PVIES! THATI> WHeRe Y0Uf2.. .RIVAI.S GOT' THEil< GTAR'I; AND 'THEY'JlE ~L~ S!smNG .w~.e.~&e .' ' ··-. . ........ Floor Tile 9-x 9 Scea. 12x12 15c ea. 'l'f • flll)ARD PLUMBING NOW! 25 IN STOCK .. I' ' 'r ' CAROLINA LUMBER . ... ' ' _. ...h . ;,.; 675-1160 \ so cc MOTORBIKES II. SMITH BU'I:CK Opp. 8&0 Depot · PT. PlEASANT, W. VA. ,, ·shopping :Your family 4 SPEED ---4···---;,.112,000 mile, 12 month warranty SUPPLY CO. ,(. ,. . ' liOt 8eeold 'In SUZUKI ' ·!.If!. tntJ,r• stock .reduced for quick Nil beauH · eli( doiCOIItlnulng this Uno. All HIM fln1l. BEATING, :.. ' Mtchlnlc;Street ...,;. Second iSiMt Eltierleldsln I )' ·'' '' ·f''' '" ' ANt>DRIFTS INTO G~EleNWIOI ·. · VILL.AGe'•• . . AND WUII!.c.' WAJnN& • I ' ' i i: '' ' ' ~' ! J' • .' �..... .. f ' ,. . . . - - .... . ' .. . . ~ -· ~ ~ . . .. ... . .... ... , .. •.. ···' - ... \ • r~:>~ . 1 , .. I .,~-,; t ,3· \ ""' .'\ . '. ,. I ~ . -- . • .... , - ~· • ·-~- ................ ... ... . . .. _.. <. "' .. - - . .... • ' SHORT RIBS 1 . .! OtJR BOARDING BOUSE ' . . . •l ~ ~~:;' (;,:{:( i:oo:~·n- qua · "': , ·.· Fri~ naries · seru1 the S. .tern • JumpiJ!I':~mpiot oompeti!)g•bere at day. ~ · Owner· OJ the eli will ~~a $10 while ~oes to I place Cl)lllestant a place prize is $25. The jynior dlvisj was determined...O during the. senior ; liminar~ .- wheil ner's "l;efping U 10 {t.. 9'4 inches. Warner, ol RD F receive a .f30 casl m. i: ,,•' ' ''".,'' ~ ..i ... I. i(· II WE~!.. 1 Nt~D FRES11 601'10M 'IOlJ'Re Mle.r\1''/ lA'l'E: fOR. I'All'\1, CI\~CK 1~~ RI~81N11, fAIC~ 'If\~ SAI!..S, AND··-· 'IOU~ APPOINiMENI. '' Side BY BOB 80, Leave it to rr.d troy attorney, to c soll)ething spectan way of a costume pe:wance at the " jumping events. ~at old · fasnio suit ~ t.ich Fred is ye'!l'ldidn't always putj:hased in Coiut Faliric Shop added hithPJ' and yon so could get into the k Holio about !hoSt jae\<els worn by N Lawfence Parsons, tv,d irst place win. lltAT~ IIIGIIT, EMf.. . SERIOUS 6ACI'i tNJUR'f, i.orse mounted : A Very' elreotive in U 't The excellent ent Meigs County You cans Club in the p1 entl.\' failed to scm judJes or, perhaps, fall Into a category At .aily rate, accon provjdoo of parad< nout failed to soo~ ning . circle. Frankl the fl oat was ahoo sh<WIIers above r by Leslie Turner CAPTAIN ··· E~Y Pt.~ FINGERS ON f\1!> IIAILROAD •' ~ ' lWO 51101'\EH· ~ITCHING CI'>05SING ACCIDENT At!D ZIP .. . NA'I, pONil :FORGET 'IJ.IAT MOt.rl'l s-mAno~o~ C!IICA60 \'IIII'TE , ot= \ niE ~O}.l WA'- A L£6 AMPlnt:ti ~ -• · _.111..-J HAND! " 'lli'TH ANhl I'ITCII Wllai I 1\IOSE Flt.l(ioffry HEAL! CAFIEEI'I '' •l MIGHT alME UP MOZ.ARTI> · PliC.tHN6 ....... PfAC.If SLIDEfi ... MA'I I 'IISIT W1'111 Z.IP~ ~E I 'YOU SUREL'I KIA'I, MI!7S 'f>LIOEPo ~ Mit ,tlOI.AR'T I t'h\ 8V GOLL'I, EAS'{ ... 1 CRIED ALL 11\RU iHJ; MO'IIE! IT COULD 5E A REAL !NSPII'IATIOt-110 ZIP! ~EM'7 DOOMED ... ....,. • • • IJ~E AI~ WIIAlE'IE~ ~AGH,1lii60NWA 'i~ ...7.1P1 _~ F!lniEPdlll) HAPPEN'>, Z.IP, JUST KNOW 111AT I J.OVe 'l'ou 1 6ET OFI= Tilt~ LIED l.EACo~) AND PrrCrllll THE MAJOR L£P6UES~ TP Ei~ '10~ 1D ~N . VI\Til II~ cLu&: .. ......r-- r'JJ ~J TO tALL FOR ' BUY ON YOUR C:.rrol K. s,; 'Park Ctntrll Hl •\\\ "' ' 1 . ....,.. An.l!h, HomtPh44t G•llll"llo, t ' . (i) ---.... ' STATE ~--------- W'INTIIROP by D:lck· Oavalll • ~ .. -A . ' f ' ~ • \ t I: r ' 'o .._,; ; ' ; ' \ " '.. J I SP~ I I r ' j ·: • I ~ • .! ·~: .' I THEY'RE: /4.T n£ END THI6 CIJT'! I HE?P .. 6CREAA\ ' • • ' I. . f .\ • ., • '' " '!- ..· ' I. 1 j ' ··• J ' !• ..o:• ~... l' ' .. '' . . ' �,' ---··--· ... ... - · ;o ••• • ••• . .i f .. . --· - -~ · ;· -·· · ·-- \ ( ··· l :; ...,....... : _, . . ., .. . . . . '. . • _a:"l.. 411. _ ... ... .. . ,,I -· . . . -· -- .. . :1 ~ __ ..... __ ___ ' .. THE BORN LOSER Not Seeing Is Believingday. Owneo of the l will r~~~ a (l while $if.· IO!!S tq place ~slant: place prize •Is ~ The jl!llior dlYl was deiermin~ during lirninar\01 >- w!Jll nor's "'"'""'"" ~-e :'t J 10 rt.' '~ . inches' Warner.' of RQ , . ... . ..· . .. . . ..0 ...·... ~ ... . -. . . . . . .. . . ....~ ,... . ,." ·V'WHAT KI~D DID - HI!'U. Bl! SH'f A MILLION. . by-Art Sansou1· -.r::------ HOW A60UT A SAMWICH "? / . .. - - ~OU BRI~~ IF 1 DON'T FINO HIM!.' I ' li>\l. sen! .' .' .. receive a f30 ,( ciJ • Sidf '• BY BOB Hil • Leave it to Fre. eroy attorney, to SMALL WONDER THE'/ CALLS AATCHI."I.'flt AH NI.V.~H GO'E$ OUT!! '8A5HFOL' &A~HFUI..I! HIM-OR-'??15 IT HER?--- OR S'ARDI~~S WITf.l STRAWBERR'I PR~~r<.V~S 0~ ~% WASi--1~0 o .o· · DOWN BRE:AD!- ~WITH ROOT AI-\ IS "TOO • BWZ! 'IOKUNI I I soll)ething spectat I Irt way of a costum1 pel!l'ince at the 1 jur.iplng events. That old - fashi suit which Fred iE year' didn't atway1 purcl\ased in Colu Fallric Shop adde( hither and yon 99 could get into the How about tllql 15'/0'TOO jacke!ll worn by I LaWrence Parsoqs ty,. first place ~~ horse mounted Very' effective ill t ' " ~HFUL TO TAKE A MILL:'fllf..i DOL.LAHS, !!IA.SHFUL? ON ONECORNDISHUN'' LEA\IE IT 91-l TH' TA!!>L~, AloJ CLDSE TH'DOOR-j:\JM TH' OUT&IDE!.' '10' OOfTA OVERCOME '>ORE BASHFULNESS, BASHFUL!?" JEST '~UH: TO COME DOWNTOWN AN' ACCEPT TH' MILL'/UioJ TH' GOVAMIIoJT MAI'-1 .'.' THE NAME IS "BASHFUL:, AS ANY FOOL . 1 r:· CAN i>LAI NL'I 5EO:-~' lLL TAKE IT. JlWt., AND .Af.'!~ANGE TO 6f.T ~lOW YOU GEl YOU~ SE.I~T. TOO/ The excellent "' Meigs County Yo cans Club in the 1 ently failed to ""' judges or, perhaJ!I fall Into a categcir, At any rate, accq pro\'jded of parll\fl' float\failed to sC!\1 ning circle. Franll the iiJoat was abo shoulders above ·J DID ME A SEAT SO QfJICI<LY ? l'VE l WISH WE WORI(ED (OUL\:>MOYE OUTA BACK. WERE FOOLPROO~ TOOCLOS&To SYSTEM •I TH& SCREEN/ l ,. j ::=·..:_::::...:::::. -' ~AVE: ONE FAI<THE.R BAC~. II= YOu'D LlKE- l ···),~ PARDON ME, BUT HAVf ANY or: YOU LOOK Ut-JDEI<'.. MY SEAT l'EOrU. SEEN MY PET MOUSE"? AND SEE' If." ' TOMqi/E"· MY PET RATTLE- • SNAKE" ATE II/ '' ~ ~l TO <CALL FOR BuY ON YOUR V'JJ ~J ' j • ,. ' q C:.rrol K. Sn 'l!ark Central Itt .. ...ndAwt. Ph. Homt Ph 44i 0.11'1-111, I . STAt! --.. -- ------ --- •) ''' ' DEAR POLLY-When ripping l'lu~, sea:, I put one side under the sew1ng mcch 1nc t?ot ~nd lower the foot. Thi& kEeps or~c s1d0 t1ght and I hold the other ~ide ""'1th my left hand leo~ing the right on e lrc r to use either the sciuors or a raz or blodij •" i' ! to rip.-MRS. L. B. • DEAR POLLY-Whttt I polish mr 1. ; SPE~ . block ahooo or boot• I Ult on old ~ullttd on" 111IH to ,pply tho W<Ol polloh and It~"' not pttll ower my honda~. M. G, DEAR POLLY--Lost summer I picked up a \W'Qnderful itiilea a~ a hotel in Swlbtrland. Flowered down comf..ort~ en ·'Wire on the beds and they had • bet" alfppod into -'llte contour ihoots with l~t thttt port down, Thlo kept tho comf•rt•ra ·from 01idiog off tho lttcft lnd the prfnttd tats served 01 DilllPO~lV-Wh4n COLOR STAMP-ONS 9 MOTIFS ONE SIZE . (I-4·S) For Cl Little <&irl! 4vstlng tho fbtsof drt"'" or bureus inot,ad of mo•lng tho objec;ll on top to another pla~o In lht room simply ...... drawer prtferably • top one, and plo<t them there until tha dq$ting I~ finished, This save. ~nony steps and tho a~J!Itt ,11 rltht ot han~ to bt 11plaud.-M"I' #., •· G. ' btdtprtodt,-·DOLLI£ • DlAR rOLLY-Th, pdco of a dog house 'W.OS beyond qur budget'" we dec ided to VIII !Ot'l!l ~orrtl for our d•i· Wt hppod • ' r""thlltQun4 Ut •ldo, put bricks ""~"it to 9et olld t Iori' ro1k lt ~it~cr •! I'IA• •ouY.l.Oq• 4., pwt , "''' In ll!f 11•1•1 ~"' I'll ~~~ lilY hu1• "'"~ lhtWJbl ~· ~ Wft!lflf1!1 .WU II fla Jt, Itt tltpJI~ ''" llllt loll~~ '" s•de •• lt wtu14 !Itt llill, It was then pointed • "do..!" color and o war'\! ru~ put fnslde,lf rout dq,lib OU!I\il~haped ~Cthlng flq ~~~~q wll . fiod thif .,.Uo an f~ltll ' 11$, (I; M, •1, ""' ~·• ' ,..A.'I'"....'"'wit~ !...Itt'.I''"~~·~ .• ,.1111tl!ltf It -. .. : -to~... . ....'.,..,."' • ' .. • . 1. ' " ••'• •- • I• '' I. ' .•: • • ' ' •'.. i '•• ' :" ''' l • ·' ·I ' I . . . . I .• ' ' ,I J \ • • ·· ~ ~·· · ·~··· - --·~ · · ... . ~ ,, .... .. ·,:··('!' ;, \ •• ' ' ' ~·. '.. . ~. • '• ..I . 1" . . j . . r·. . ~ ·' '\ ,'I ~ •r Y' ·~·' • •· ' . " .. ' 'I·' I ! b •• -: b '· r• :" �. . . . . -· .. .. ·--~ ' ~ t- • ·:f '.) • • . . ... J • 0 0 ( oo00 • I ' o . . . .. . O ,_. .. -. - ~ - .-- 0 ... . •• 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 . . - . . . . . -. . • .. 0 ... 0 -~ ,;..'·. ~-- 0 . ,_ ~ 0 ' •' . 0 0 o 0 - ' -- ·,_ • ' 0 - -."' ' - ,._ .. .... 0 ~ .... ., ~ - · :.. 0 - ....... . - 0 - ......... .... - - . . 0 - .... - .. H 0 - - ' · - ... ... -- .... .' f ,......,.. __ ..... - - -~- .. ------ .,, ... __ ·-· - - -- - . . - " ~ - . .... - ,,. . . ...... -' ' -~- ........ "" " - . - . ~ - - . ,. I ' .. ··- ... - ... Now •• I'RISCILLA'S POP .~ ~-t: . 'i. . ~ -· ... _.........-·------ --~-- -- · - ~ - . . ..~:l ..... . -.... . 1 . . 1.. AI Vermeer .'' LET'S Bi HONEST! EVERYONE ELSE , THINKS OF ME AS JUSTA PLAIN JANEl day. Owner 'lf the 1 will ~li!>' a fl while '" ' &oes to place COllte~tant , place IW1ze is $2i The jqalor divl was detenni~ during th~. sen! , lmuna~ ..~ w ner's "~ing 'I 10 ·ft.. •It.mehe! Warner; of RD receive a ·f30 ca . ,,. ., ~ ., ,,'' STUART, DO YOU EVER iHINt< OF HOLLYHOCK AS JUST PLAIN r---1 JANE? ' . GOSH NO!! NEVER!! BY BOB H~ Leave it to Freo eroy attorney, to something specta( way of a costum1 pe~nce at the jur:iplng events. ' '' 1 That old - lashi suit wtirh Fred i~ year didn't alway1 purcllased in Colu Fabric Shop adde< hither and yon sc could get into the Hol\' about tho! jackets worn by I Lawrence Parsons ty, !lrst place wu horse mounted Very· effective in t BUGS BUNNY POPULACe ... O~OOL/ ' I'M TODA.Y 1 SHA~l.. SEr NEW Re:cowS FOR PURVEYING HOr PuPPieS 10 ~E The excellent .. Meigs County Yo cans Club in the 1 ently failed to sa judJes or, perhaJll fall Into a catego~ At rate, accot pro\'jded ol parado float. failed to SC<I! bF Ralph lle:l.mdabl SeLLIN' 1'J.4' HOr DOOS ..:VE!t PEODLIN 1 . . "I AN EXCITING iH' R:>P/ r - - - -...... WAArA GIMMe.A &oTTU: DISASTROOS 'DEWELDP- . .! OF F'bP/ MENi'/ any nin(l: circle. Fran}; the ifioat was abo sh~ers above 1 -· 6ASE.S FULL ••• MSHER. 'THROCKMORTON Z'OUNOS/ A HOM£ RUN.' .. ATMT.' I'M ·~IGNING 10 SEEK l-ESS •o8UfiFI-\E VVVVL,II PAN&EROul ONLY'CI)NIE: eMPLOYMENTI £:'\ NOW 1 Wolll.(5f.I'T 'fi.IROW I-IlM OUT At-N MORE -I'D FOROIVEITIE ~ RASCAL! TO •CALL FOR.it BU'( ON YOUR I) ~11'01 K. 51! ;'Irk Central HI Avo. f;lj. •••nd Homo Ph :7. Golll,.-11•, 1 r7lSTAT~ ~SJ:=I -·------- acene. to the ' .... ANDY CA·PP t"""""---.oo!oo---~ I t).ON"f li;L.IEVE IT ' ' "i~R NEEb "'''ER. SAAINi TESTIN'! •!'AN C"jCLIN' TEN MII.Ei~ IN . I I THif WEA,.HER T' PltO'Ii ~Ai \'IIG~C:A~ THI!R.OWN Witt SPE¢ I ' ~ " .. • ' I· I;., a>: ' l' •• '· f .• i ' . -- . . - .' • �. , • Now You Know . ,. ' -·- ""·"' ~ -··· HERE e Tbere an no UIIOIJ81 holltlaYJI I lhe U.S. Prtlldolll 'aad CO. • ,l •. ,.., , .. greas deolgnlle oniJ·lor lite Dl• trlcl ol tlolambla and V, S. Federal employeo. State, ban 1.,. lsdJcllon OYU lhe holidays U wDI obttrve, COMES EEKI ... enttne . ~ .. : Teatr.• ~ -~ idy •..,..... .:t {A .SO ' i A -" , >(';!:\ ~ -~ 0 ' AI -'d ~ :. r;' E!f: fllr, QUite 'e.l ' : . .... ...,, , '~, 1 Dille ••·-- 1111. ·;~ ., ~c-" ' :.tO~ './l Dl1lDied To 'The lntne•tt Of TIN / Meip.Mtum~ c .Ar'-"' .s '13s , ~~ <) '"':"!'----~ ~----------------e---..-.------------------------lc VOL. XX NO. . Sl POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT> OHIO MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1967 • ··,.._.,._...,,_.~·..,.~, • FIVE 'aNTS l • ' ~ eeien e at a Speed Boat Races Cap Festivities Sunday; Gloria Buck Selected Miss Southern Ohio .... f Sid [X)I\I'T .START ANYTHING WITH ME, EEK! I !<NOW KARATE! 1----,r-·· OH, YEAH? BY BOB · Leave it to F eroy attorney, 1 sol1)ething spec The t967 Big Bend Regatta. a Record. Mills Gloria Buck, I RD'Piilli6three-day period of festivities "Pride of the Poplars," ·own- roy resident 1114· I Klllt \..._ 1n the (Jhio River town of Porn- ed by Edison Hobstetter. presi- University Junior ~- ~ , WELL, IF YOU KNOW KARATE, LET'S S£E YOU BREAK THIS . BOARD WITH YOUR BAR£ HI\1\JD! way of a rosttJ at tb jumping events. That old - fa w~ich Fred year didn't alw. purtbased in 0 Faliric Shop ad< hithPJ" and yon could get into tl ' , .....' r---r------_..;,::....;.· ., ' Law'i'ence Parso ty,. first place · --· .. •. YAG.HH1f ' Alii. .. lloif about V jackets worn b; horse mounted Very' effective I ..WHEN ll COM~'S TO · VIOLENCE THERES JUST NO SUBSTITUTE FOR ·A . DIRTY TRICK I ' The excellent Meigs County cans Club in th ently failed to judges or, pem fall-Into a cate@ At a)!y rate, 10 pro\'jded of pir. flo~ failed tn ;J ninf circle. Ii'rl the ~float was 1 ~ers abovo . RECE~E SCHOL.-'\RSHIPS -. Scholarship awards totaHng nearly ,4,000, collected through the Citizen's Scholarship Foundation of Me1gs County, were announced Sunday during an awards .program at Pomeroy Elementary School. G~aduates of .1967, aboye, were preS!!nt at the event. Left to right, with their addresses and the source of the~r scholarship, in addition to the money presented them by the Citizen's Scholarship Foundation, are, seated, Edna McCoy, Reedsville, Eastern High, Pomeroy National Bank· Nancy Yost, Ra· clnw, Southern High, Tiny's Bargainland: Barbara Williams, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Rutland Htgh,'Karr & VanZandt and ·Ohio Valley Publishing Company; Jam~lla Ward, Middleport, Middleport High, Citizen's National Bank: Mary Catherine Fr~ncls, Pomeroy, Future Teachers; Judith Smith of Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Pomeroy High, Pomeroy Natjonal Honor Soc1ety; Karen June Faulk, Middleport, Middleport High, Columbus & Southern Obio Electric Company. Second row, Ray Hindy, Middleport, Middleport High, R. H. Rawlings Sons Company; Neil Colmer, Qmeroy, Pomeroy High, Maurita L. Miller Scholarship; Paul Haynes, Middleport, Middleport High, Keith ble Ford; Roger Davis, Rutland, Rutland High, Rutland American Legion;· Thomas Osborne, Long Bottom, stern High, Big Be~d Minstrel Association, an.d Swisher & Lohse Drugs; Dennis Eugene Newland, Reeds· . le, ,Eastern High, Eastern NatiOnal Honor SoCiety and Student Council, and Clarence David Mcintyre of RD, ersYille, £astern High, Elberfelds. Each of the businesses, organizations or individuals listed with the na _es of winners donated at least '100 to the scholarship foundation fund drive this year. Others awarded scll~larsblps. bu\ unable to be present, were Charles Eichtn~er, of Chester, Eastern High, Farmers Ban~ & Savings t!:ompany; l'au\ .Eu~ene Black; Rt. if' Racine, Sounern High, Harry Pickens Memorial Scholarship pr•Sented by Mr. an.d Mrs.llarold Sauer, an(l Tommy Le1 Miller, Rt. 2, Cheshire, Middleport Jligh, Middle~-Chamber o~ Commerce.-Sentinel Photo. .' r.--'--,:,;__,;.~--- i • . umm1t: ......... ; . l'lliJ' . . Units Answer Three Alarms I \ ) ! ' Five Defendanta •, l SPE4 • • ) IJ BUT ENERYONE KNOWS I'VE L.DST MY COOK, SO THERE'S SURE T18E SOME· BOPY ALONG 10 '10 PINNER! ME OOT "tin IOinl· u Al·lhe bQuse, ' . ' • ·', • ' '¢ ' ., 'A . . '. ~. h. -........ J "'· - . L.. _ ,~_: ,. .' . . ., II ·~tt· r,. ..1 , , 'qnfl~ f w;) ' ,.... ' l \: .,~ . , '! " " ' . .. ; ,... - '' ' -8' ~ •'<: r . --- ~i . ' .":. . • .J c <roy, ended Sunday evening as dent of the Pomeroy National fall, was CI'OIIIIed ~ . Bank, was second plaee fmish- ern Ohio ~. • · ......,, ,. A large turnout was on hand er in the senior division of the eant at tbtl ~ - ~·iU'ill., _ for the Mid-East U. S. Division frog jumping contest. Hobstet- High School aadltoi'lum; 111'11 Championship boat races and ter's frog, which jumped 11 ft., Buck is the daUJhle!' .,•.,.,,~ tbe Southeastern Ohio Champi· 3% inches, was jockeyed by Rol- Mrs. Gall Buck and a1llfll ~ onship frog jumping contest on lie Dee Hemsley, RD I Harri- eroy High 8cltoollftldUile.:. ., Sunday. sonville. ill empleyed • . a ~1!11 ' Purse for the boat races to1n the offlce tl Dr. noa.li·Jl. IaIed $2,500 while more than Pat Aeiker, R D, Middiepoll Warehime In GaJUpolil. .. $200 was distributed to winners had the third place frog m the ' ' and runners-up in the popular senior dll'ision. Aeiker, whose Winning the t1rt1 ~ frog jumping contest. frog "Jimney" hopped 11 ft., and MISS Qmg"'llallty '·lnlild!!l Fred.'Crow, prominent Porn- 2'!. inches, wa» awarded a $25 was Mlu Linda ~of lll eroy attorney with his "0 1d cash pnze. Grande College. LJ1i1! -~ Crow," won lhe frog jumping Crow gave the prize money also of Rio Gl'tllllll ~ . contest. Crow's frog, jockeyed be won to his frog jockeys, Cus- second runneN!pJMbe• .· · by Mike Custer and Don Ander- ter and Anderson, while II o 1r Miss Buci: did atwlrllni11Mf4 son, leaped 1511., 4\1 inches for stetter turned over his win- iey for her talent In llie'all·• -1\ the championship. The leap of nings tn the jockeys of his and willie Mllllt MOCII'I dld•UZ1ljj Crow's frog was reported only his wife's frogs. skit 1114 Ly!m-.Qullc..Jilll:ll a few feet shy of the World On Saturday olght, pretty ed • dane!~. · a huge success. pe~ suit ''· � 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 06. June 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 June 25, 1967