http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4b405854e065d45cf5444501ac3ed9c0.pdf 6d6536fbb903b1db37ca6c202e0eafc9 PDF Text Text ·~ ( ,I teiy ... by C~ Boe/Uch. Tel. 992-5292 • I • Couple Pleasantly Surprised upon 25th W~ding An,iversary June 24 Mr. and Mts, James Hollon Young, Sherry and Randy, About Pomeroy Bargains All' . .and··On.Sat~ftlay. ·_ 'da':'t •,, .. to.. ' i . ..' ' ' ,, : • . .:tHREe ' • ' -·, ',1 ~· .. • I 32 ··PAGES ., Thermal · ' rti er ana .... $2.10 . IOXlD·PEARl Sale I tlao.Aaand VOUNG MENS $1.98 Short Sleeve ~w' WRING SETS $1.69 a doton Sole $1-00 ; us oN Dt'ive·ln VI VA . , ·» . . ··'' • . ' MIGST8TRE ,....,,0. TONIGNT-ond SATURDAY juy 7.i MBLOOD IAfNM Wm. Campbell lfarissa C.nnon Roytl F~mllyiencl J ''VANITY .RQ$E" "SPINOUJM (l'ecbnieolor) Elvis - · - Sh-"Fa~..,.,., ,..... $2.91 lATH TOiittLS $1.61 HAND TOWELS 6lc WASH CLoTHS · ' ~-- j EJ I I J I - · · $29.95 ELEml( FAN$ 20 1nch pOttable Window fans, 2 speed. Roddy FNturolll: Wilt Colorc1rtoons: $1.98 BATH TOWILl $1.09 HAN!) TOWII!LS Sic WASH CLOTHS -.. IHOW ITARTS IP.M. . . •. ~ GB "t{ I 11.91 lATH TOWILl 99c HAND TO\ULS • 59c WASH CLOTHS CAl 29 to 34 inch lengths. Famous ~er and Special Models. . J1.75 BAsEBALL ISATS f2.15 BASEBAl.i. .ATS ' 52.80 ~EBALJ.. BATS p.70 BASEBALL BATS 141.1 $1.59 SALI99c IAL 4fc · ' SALE $1.25 SALE $1.65 SALE $1.15 SALle $US lpecllol G.l. · · BRUD SALI$1.59 1k IALE ~tc TOASTERS p;ft 8 • position tout control. Eaoy to clean chrome plated oteeL Smart band· 10me otylilli. SALI $1.59 . SAJ.I lk IALI 4fc Sail $12·00 b ' 1' "BANDANA" . 11.91 lATH 'TOWILl · 99c llANO TOWILl ,st. WASH CLOTHS . faLIDDIEN NDN·YELLOWING Banking by man Is for J*plt ••• nail peoplt • yov ••• people Wl!cl want 1110n1 free time for aummer fun,., people who want to bank quickly and Jafely, fnlm boml 01 office. Bank bert by li!Qil nowJ Aile or'W ih for ourfne hnnk•na~,_ ..., POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ' WHITE REFRIGERATOR EMUIEl . ,. Formulated especially for refrigerator . p.terlon, lrltcben cabinets and otber like surfaces of metal is nat for the .birds 1 - . Wilson Baseball Bats . '. or wood. SAL I 5AI.Il1.91 141.1 CROW'S 1.31 '· ,A Qu~rt '., . BALl 4fc ,.., STEAK HOUSE . PlASTIC BUSHEL f. .BASKET LINERS JALI $1.Sf IALIIIc JALI 4ft • Bo,_ o/ ihe Collverll your bushel \la1ket . into a launlli'J balieL Will not craelt or iAu JALI''·" ... SALE 39i ·· . PHI: '33c . "WIIIKI lr'lt. . ~~ TIN I· TWPGONs . ' for · ·Ideal campera, gleuca, ete. . . Whlle'fbty ·2., .., IJ IJ b u'fo IU \ ..$1.59 MAGIC ¢00kl POM£1POY . I 'i!IAOLB" ..... l:" R.ot..,H'Iiiii TOWILS TOWILl lfJ .. I It CLOTHI· All Ac~lltt lnluNd Up To $1S.ciQD Ulllllr :rhe P! d11'11 D1p111t 1111111'- c.,_,·IIIII• JAU Sf.st IALI 99c ,JALI4fc ·DS : !"o· .,.··:... R ' l ,,. ~:· ', an emergency landing SALEI 1: •' SAIGON (UPI) -A huge U. ' ~ "DoVER ROSE" F . ' ' ' . I ' MENS .I$3.95 WALK S~~J'S : .'· .t' tSALE fiM MENS $4.49 WALK SHORTS ~ · $3.69 TO~W~I~L~~~~~~~~IjA~LI _;;.< ... Size 29 to 42. Solid colors and a{¢'pWdrpattel'lll. MEt'S $2.95 WALK SHORTS . . SALE $2.49 "RIBBON BOUQUET" 99c HAND $1.91 lATHTOWELS 59c WASil CLO'I'HS lATH MATS Renew . ~ Autemollc $16.98 Sanking by . . Sale! Mens WoiW:Sbprts . IALI. $1.59 ' SALE Ae SALI 4fc . ' ,5.. '9':\ .;, • 1" .. "liARLY AMERICAN SAMPLIIt" loom&llored Ovt & Ovt & O.or '"' 00 ..~. I. .$19· . . •• ·• ''· t •···• JALIJUI - · .. ~~ $1.91 BATH TOWELS 99c HAND TOWILS Sh WASH CL01'HI . lame · ~-~... DOMINION Mlhihl111 · - • '"'i'-' .... "CRYSTAL PALACE" I I 1 ~ ' Bath Towell, Mend TOWJisencl W11h Cloths !lathes, Basil Ritbbone G1 •'1 FAMILY Sltl SCOPE •MOU'I'HWAIH lnd Gortle -1~ $1.49 JERGEN$ LOTION OISPINSIR •BOrtLE - $1..\14 61h oz. CASHMERE BOUQUIJ Tlit~UM POWDER· 4N LARGE SIZI POLIDIN:r f:OR I,'IINJ'UitiS 64e ny, OZ. PRELL SHAMPOO · ... S9e LARGE SIZE HYDROGEN PEROXI!iE 33c 10 OZ. CASHMERE IOUQUIT TALCU"' PQ)VD&R 65c EONOMY SIZE P.OLIDINT · 79c 9k POLIDENT TAILITJ ' 79c 7 oz. DRYAD SPUY. QIQDORANT 2 FOR $1.00 E c - Sin WERNITS DINTUIII POWDER _ 91< POLI.OIUP DENTURE ADHEIIYI CltiAM Uc Ilk WERNIT'I DENTU.CRIEMI $1.00 WQODBURY'S IHAMPOO " 73c 49c WOODBURY'S COCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO 34c FomUy Sin HEAD 11101 $HOULDIRIIHAMP00 _ 1.23 $1.00 JERGENS LOTION · · · 17c $1.45~Giii,Ho Svpor, .a.lnloq Steil BLADES (10'1) $1.31 77c Glllolto StiJIIr Sttlftl11t SIHI ILAI,'II$ (5'1) Sic $1.25 OLD IPICI'.A~TER JHAVl ·LOT.ION ......- .tl.l2 79o WILLIAMS .LICTRIC..SHAVI · 59c 9lc .G IIoLirtl PQAMY IHAY.I .clt•NA 74c $1A9 GILJ.ETTI >RieliiT GUARD DEODORANT t6e 7Sc PO~IDENT D&NTUJII CJ.I4NS.It T"ILETS:: 64e $1.00 AIUUD ROLL ON ftODORANT 61o 79c ULTIIA IRITE TOO'I'II PUTI •· 66e 91c LISTERINI ANTISIPTIC . 17c l ' Egyptions, '' ...,. Bargains Fro11 OirC.ks Dept. '.. '· I winter. Sire 27 by 27 lncbea. Pinked edges, fast drying. ·' SUNDAY, JULY 9;':1967 Slae 31l'by 'bag. Solid Uon for BIRDSm DIAPERS .. . 1 . . at ·· S&~urd~ aliltt, m the JecOJUI =,.. ·:1;1'1. : . ' I !."I' . I �, q' ,. "' , .,) " ., ' ,. • ·~ .- I '·' ( • J ' ~·:; ' ( ' ' ' DON'T MISS OUR GIGANTIC ..• ·'" . OPEN HOUSE SALE! .. · REAL EXPERIENCE-, A visit to the fa~W of ~r. and Mrs. Roy Holter and Mrs. Ada H?lter on Route 7 near Pomeroy turned mto a real expel'ience of child!en attendmg the Middlepqrt Headstart summer program. Pictured from left to nght In the milking parlor of the· farm are Rebecca Miller, Angie Miller Joe Powell, Kevin Angel and Scott Hartinger. ' · STARTING TOMORROW .;.MONDAY, JULY lOth '.·, . '···~-- . • 'VISIT US AN'DREGISTER FOR OUR GIANT GIVEAWAY HolterFarmHosttQ17 Head St~rlers:. .c! :. . MIDDLEPORT - _A first JXnnting out U!e 'bam faclliUes ,j ed frl&(il when IIIey ,.. hand look at farm life In MeigS milking prqcesses and vats of •• to the' calf pen and amuzeCoUDty was given 17 !iv• and milk in the modern milking Qar- men! at the hen hOIIse wh~re slx-yeaNld children attending lor. The youngsters ~aw I h e they learned tltat egg sure not the two Middleport Head Start milk leave by' truck I<· process- always in neat cartons. units this week. ing points.-' Each ehlld was giv~n a · TaUght by · Mrs. MA• ; Skin- Many of the e-Udren <how- on "Silver Bell,". a Holter ner and Mrs. Diane HartiP~er, ~ -~ ily pony, and Mrs. Ada Holler, the veungsters, som• cf whom I Aaron Sheell mother of Roy Holter, had th~ teachers '?port had no: re- I .:JALLlPOLIS - Aaron Sheets, pared homemade bread ahzed the or~ginal -~orce of• 63. Columbus, a former resident country butter for each you•og-\ ~lk and eggs until ~.,e far_'ll of Gallia County, died at 3:45 ster. VISit was. mad~, f~u.1d the II lp. p.m. Friday in Columbus. Accompanying the group to be _enlightenmg and an unus- While he spent most of h i s addition ·to Mrs. Skinner ual h;ghUght of school work life in Collimbus he was a na- Mrs. Hartinger;,IJCre the te.cchHosls f~r. the "on t~e sc•ne" live of Gallia C~unty. He was ing aides, Karen Faulk and farm trammg were ~r. 3 ?d lhll SliD of the late Alve and ISue Grogan. Assisting , with Ml-s. Roy Holter at t ••eJr da~rv Veiifa Saunders Sheets. transportation were Mrs. 7 :~m~ off Rt. neal· Fl v e He is SUf"ViVed by his wife, ter McDaniel, Mrs. Arnold , 0M 10 · H d d t the former Ruth McKmley of ards and Mrs. Betty Sayre. rs. o11er con _u ~1_~__a.. __ our M'ddl 1 . eport , Th ey had no ch'l 1dren. He was the last of his family , A sister, Marie, preceded him in death. ·· A brother, Bruce ,Sheets, survives along with several cousins in Galli& County, Hunting· Inn, VI. Va., and , Ashland, Ky. In Gallia County, the cousins are J Robert Sheets, Clyde Sa\Ul(~rs, Shirley SaiHlders, Mr •· Harola · Smlth, <:lind Mrs. i}.e 1mas Baugbman. '~:be }>ody IS'Bt ~~~ ~ e,r ~ Speus , Fimeral: Home , il ., ~OJ lumbus. Arrangements are I.be announced. ~ ' COME IN AND BROWSE ARQUNDI ... NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! -' ' VALUABLE PRIZES! .., . '- ., ' '·• ., rJ I '• I . • $4-0,000Projed •J;,•/ ' . ,, ' , , dr r· ·.~i J' < , .. : ,•. ·. .,_' f. L 1! .• l •' /1fp£,R~AL " . Reported Approved 'Ri\VL>J. PAULEY . · · , i ., ,. "· ,• ·. WASHINGTON IUPI) - Se<l, rotary of Labor W. Willard , Wirtz Saturday approved an experlmental and demonstratiOn proJect grant of $40,000 for development of an Qpportunity i lndustralization Center in Char- Pauley Returns -., . · TONIGHT,.MONDAY AN/) 'I!UII!QAY To Head Meigs Insurance Firm ... . ,, ., ., ,'; v,. The program eventually will leston, W. I ahnually recruit 125 UJ)employ1ed · and under • employed trainPOMEROY-Paul J. Patiley, : ees lor development in job ing al Voiil!:..l:';;f,,O'r\1~'1!'~· a naUve of Harrisonvllle who I' placement. he ';:"~!t ·'fiJI.ob~ has been residing In Newark, aw• · ," has returned to Meigs County I SIGN THJU:E graduated to work with Natronwide • In• , ST., LOUIS (UP!) -The St ·\, Training lit ' surance Companies. , Lout Ca~mals Friday mgned , last May IJ,. a Mr. Pauley, 32. lltlCcetds his catcher Bob BoMlewlcz of Fall lnl to'~. . .1~-;~=2ti~~ fatlJ!!r-in:law. Pearl w. Willi- River, Mass., (~rst baseman PFC.,. Rolll!fl· ' Ia~ as Nationlv!de'slocal·ref)- IG!enn ·Marsllall of Los Angeles u.s. Sl~, If!•!> rese~Uve ht Melga · and shortstop Gene Fowler of 1A.P.o.: !lll.t7. S..u wlll \vOrk at the 121t E: · Louis. . Calif St. office llr,J!omeroy. 'nle son of Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Pauley, ·,Dezter, .P a-u I \ Pauley gradUated' lrili'lr Harrl·ll sonville H1g11 Scllc10l ·liUt5t~.n:~ II " served ttiur years Nsvy. For the past • has been employed the government aa an Inertial guld· ance and· control foreman 011 ~ the Ftc altieraft at Newartt: Alter COIIljileting three -,eeks SAVE $3.04 1 of extenslv.e,s\lldy. oh the ' ',' STORE ONLY ... \ He· cenlly .' ' ,. • ,: 1 r "' ~ •· I' . . .- •· .'. .. , ,, . I l • ·' Footvnllt: Colorcartoans: Room .& lott4 ·, l. :Out~ 'Quti& o.'or SHOW ITA ItTI I P.M. the I .,. . SUNDAY U.ti'l ONE EVENING' A'I' 1 P.M; 8 P.M. ' . 4,polllt sfY!ingl •; I ' • A ' .. ..' . '" ;, " ' .<,,{ \II•~ lt,-lb •< ~rl'l ,, & l\'1 . ,', ·'- Nationally a~ver· Nationally aclvertiseq year ',rountl price $69.95 ' "'ofo'..tlsed jear •round ,priC~ $~9~~$:, Matchi ng foundatf'o n same lOW' price during 1111. " . , NOW· . NOW LOWEit. and , p~ oftl!e ny , Mr. Pauley has Meigs County to . aMUme h II new ,! ~ ~~=~~~~'!\ i ' TIME ON.LY Matching f~undfttion s!lme loW price duritla sale. LIMITED TIME ONLY ,Put an ,and to ~~re ba.c~s that come from sl,eping on too soft a mattreb-...an1d save money at th.e same timet Right riow, you ·can buy the J!emco Sac:ro~;ildiili .. • mattress for Just $39.95, , :, or the luxurious Bemco Sacrop•·i:llc Imperial for only $49.95, That's a $20 saving over tho regular year .~iinil. pri•C&-*1 $40 saving on every set. ·And you'll gellllot more .'"an,l~lfi saving. 'stretch out on the mattresses that are good for "'""' . back. F•el how Bemco's patented Unifused" Cnnstiucoo\ , lion gives ¥9U all tht 'firm, healthful support yoU' · ~ · ' need-pnd t~e gentle lof~ you want. .,~"~tl' ' '""' �, q' ,. "' , .,) " ., ' ,. • ·~ .- I '·' ( • J ' ~·:; ' ( ' ' ' DON'T MISS OUR GIGANTIC ..• ·'" . OPEN HOUSE SALE! .. · REAL EXPERIENCE-, A visit to the fa~W of ~r. and Mrs. Roy Holter and Mrs. Ada H?lter on Route 7 near Pomeroy turned mto a real expel'ience of child!en attendmg the Middlepqrt Headstart summer program. Pictured from left to nght In the milking parlor of the· farm are Rebecca Miller, Angie Miller Joe Powell, Kevin Angel and Scott Hartinger. ' · STARTING TOMORROW .;.MONDAY, JULY lOth '.·, . '···~-- . • 'VISIT US AN'DREGISTER FOR OUR GIANT GIVEAWAY HolterFarmHosttQ17 Head St~rlers:. .c! :. . MIDDLEPORT - _A first JXnnting out U!e 'bam faclliUes ,j ed frl&(il when IIIey ,.. hand look at farm life In MeigS milking prqcesses and vats of •• to the' calf pen and amuzeCoUDty was given 17 !iv• and milk in the modern milking Qar- men! at the hen hOIIse wh~re slx-yeaNld children attending lor. The youngsters ~aw I h e they learned tltat egg sure not the two Middleport Head Start milk leave by' truck I<· process- always in neat cartons. units this week. ing points.-' Each ehlld was giv~n a · TaUght by · Mrs. MA• ; Skin- Many of the e-Udren <how- on "Silver Bell,". a Holter ner and Mrs. Diane HartiP~er, ~ -~ ily pony, and Mrs. Ada Holler, the veungsters, som• cf whom I Aaron Sheell mother of Roy Holter, had th~ teachers '?port had no: re- I .:JALLlPOLIS - Aaron Sheets, pared homemade bread ahzed the or~ginal -~orce of• 63. Columbus, a former resident country butter for each you•og-\ ~lk and eggs until ~.,e far_'ll of Gallia County, died at 3:45 ster. VISit was. mad~, f~u.1d the II lp. p.m. Friday in Columbus. Accompanying the group to be _enlightenmg and an unus- While he spent most of h i s addition ·to Mrs. Skinner ual h;ghUght of school work life in Collimbus he was a na- Mrs. Hartinger;,IJCre the te.cchHosls f~r. the "on t~e sc•ne" live of Gallia C~unty. He was ing aides, Karen Faulk and farm trammg were ~r. 3 ?d lhll SliD of the late Alve and ISue Grogan. Assisting , with Ml-s. Roy Holter at t ••eJr da~rv Veiifa Saunders Sheets. transportation were Mrs. 7 :~m~ off Rt. neal· Fl v e He is SUf"ViVed by his wife, ter McDaniel, Mrs. Arnold , 0M 10 · H d d t the former Ruth McKmley of ards and Mrs. Betty Sayre. rs. o11er con _u ~1_~__a.. __ our M'ddl 1 . eport , Th ey had no ch'l 1dren. He was the last of his family , A sister, Marie, preceded him in death. ·· A brother, Bruce ,Sheets, survives along with several cousins in Galli& County, Hunting· Inn, VI. Va., and , Ashland, Ky. In Gallia County, the cousins are J Robert Sheets, Clyde Sa\Ul(~rs, Shirley SaiHlders, Mr •· Harola · Smlth, <:lind Mrs. i}.e 1mas Baugbman. '~:be }>ody IS'Bt ~~~ ~ e,r ~ Speus , Fimeral: Home , il ., ~OJ lumbus. Arrangements are I.be announced. ~ ' COME IN AND BROWSE ARQUNDI ... NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! -' ' VALUABLE PRIZES! .., . '- ., ' '·• ., rJ I '• I . • $4-0,000Projed •J;,•/ ' . ,, ' , , dr r· ·.~i J' < , .. : ,•. ·. .,_' f. L 1! .• l •' /1fp£,R~AL " . Reported Approved 'Ri\VL>J. PAULEY . · · , i ., ,. "· ,• ·. WASHINGTON IUPI) - Se<l, rotary of Labor W. Willard , Wirtz Saturday approved an experlmental and demonstratiOn proJect grant of $40,000 for development of an Qpportunity i lndustralization Center in Char- Pauley Returns -., . · TONIGHT,.MONDAY AN/) 'I!UII!QAY To Head Meigs Insurance Firm ... . ,, ., ., ,'; v,. The program eventually will leston, W. I ahnually recruit 125 UJ)employ1ed · and under • employed trainPOMEROY-Paul J. Patiley, : ees lor development in job ing al Voiil!:..l:';;f,,O'r\1~'1!'~· a naUve of Harrisonvllle who I' placement. he ';:"~!t ·'fiJI.ob~ has been residing In Newark, aw• · ," has returned to Meigs County I SIGN THJU:E graduated to work with Natronwide • In• , ST., LOUIS (UP!) -The St ·\, Training lit ' surance Companies. , Lout Ca~mals Friday mgned , last May IJ,. a Mr. Pauley, 32. lltlCcetds his catcher Bob BoMlewlcz of Fall lnl to'~. . .1~-;~=2ti~~ fatlJ!!r-in:law. Pearl w. Willi- River, Mass., (~rst baseman PFC.,. Rolll!fl· ' Ia~ as Nationlv!de'slocal·ref)- IG!enn ·Marsllall of Los Angeles u.s. Sl~, If!•!> rese~Uve ht Melga · and shortstop Gene Fowler of 1A.P.o.: !lll.t7. S..u wlll \vOrk at the 121t E: · Louis. . Calif St. office llr,J!omeroy. 'nle son of Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Pauley, ·,Dezter, .P a-u I \ Pauley gradUated' lrili'lr Harrl·ll sonville H1g11 Scllc10l ·liUt5t~.n:~ II " served ttiur years Nsvy. For the past • has been employed the government aa an Inertial guld· ance and· control foreman 011 ~ the Ftc altieraft at Newartt: Alter COIIljileting three -,eeks SAVE $3.04 1 of extenslv.e,s\lldy. oh the ' ',' STORE ONLY ... \ He· cenlly .' ' ,. • ,: 1 r "' ~ •· I' . . .- •· .'. .. , ,, . I l • ·' Footvnllt: Colorcartoans: Room .& lott4 ·, l. :Out~ 'Quti& o.'or SHOW ITA ItTI I P.M. the I .,. . SUNDAY U.ti'l ONE EVENING' A'I' 1 P.M; 8 P.M. ' . 4,polllt sfY!ingl •; I ' • A ' .. ..' . '" ;, " ' .<,,{ \II•~ lt,-lb •< ~rl'l ,, & l\'1 . ,', ·'- Nationally a~ver· Nationally aclvertiseq year ',rountl price $69.95 ' "'ofo'..tlsed jear •round ,priC~ $~9~~$:, Matchi ng foundatf'o n same lOW' price during 1111. " . , NOW· . NOW LOWEit. and , p~ oftl!e ny , Mr. Pauley has Meigs County to . aMUme h II new ,! ~ ~~=~~~~'!\ i ' TIME ON.LY Matching f~undfttion s!lme loW price duritla sale. LIMITED TIME ONLY ,Put an ,and to ~~re ba.c~s that come from sl,eping on too soft a mattreb-...an1d save money at th.e same timet Right riow, you ·can buy the J!emco Sac:ro~;ildiili .. • mattress for Just $39.95, , :, or the luxurious Bemco Sacrop•·i:llc Imperial for only $49.95, That's a $20 saving over tho regular year .~iinil. pri•C&-*1 $40 saving on every set. ·And you'll gellllot more .'"an,l~lfi saving. 'stretch out on the mattresses that are good for "'""' . back. F•el how Bemco's patented Unifused" Cnnstiucoo\ , lion gives ¥9U all tht 'firm, healthful support yoU' · ~ · ' need-pnd t~e gentle lof~ you want. .,~"~tl' ' '""' �- "' ' ' ' • ' . ' ' ., Cliarlene llfie/lich, ' l(l .- ;: ._, ,({).rner .__ .... -."." ~.:. ~ Cht!lltr Tnli!WIIIII. l:sto. .~itor , jl . ·By CharleruJ 1J Hoeflich Shame Upon a Generation · ' rlocld,' Bqb~ Ba~er. Nauer, the rullni • Shame upoD a generation! · ..-•Whos~1 o0U1'9. . party in Tel Aviv? . ~·In tt3~ Mu•sohm attact~ and conqu~· None . of llltse 11 blameleu. They only ;l!<f_ Ethiopia with tanks and pl'l!l'l3 bllP9'" .. too ~VI /ail'lil. · ,ed, to smgle shill popguna"trld ~a'J, Tha . It 11'. ~.. ~m'!'ICIPa• Rus,ollnl, Frtnch- , League of Nat tons, the first .m~Jor effort • English\llen; and h~eds of otber ~!crnodern m•n .to arbitrate , rather .. lttan kinds of •men w119 have faUed. We 4echne :kill hiS brother when dtsagr(!l!jnent occur· to blame ~ our.selves, a ·most human trait Ired. !ou!'iel!<ld ,o~ Its impoten~ to enforce · for nlan's !1\!wmanttr t1 man. Wi finil it ~mat! iii laugh at the UN, ;sanctions against the Itaiian 1'bulfoCirt ! ~nother wm:!d. War .and cO\I)IleSI brueh- to btame 'lilie ·I!JI(Iaf •boCIIes, ·to blandly ar· ! ftres later . .n the Mid-Eaat and hard by · •guo tllat how ·>I the time to crush Ho Chi IE\)lperoi S¥ia>e(s A~das ,Ababa· there was Minh's people ~ttlore · Mao's legions can !h~en •hother seUieml'nt -Hhouah so tern• · JI!Ove, to 1.bore up our taritf walls and let ' :prn·3fv - ol man's hatred f~r man . .\nd these othl!l" .patlons starve for lack of Ired• ' n·- Umted ~rotmns. modern man's .secood w>lh, and. help from, the world's richest :q~•t str~ke i·>r pea~'!! .,ia 'll but s~~nder· 1ooiety; yes, 1hd to delay forever - 1f : •.~ll' 1 · ·I · · · ' · <1 ' ' ' 1 ,. JIO'Iible ,.., maklnc the American dream of : ~l:ame upo>1 thi• generation; for so hav· eqpal opportunity for all rare~ and creeds ' " failed Mlal the UN today ,is spit qpon leu .a dream more reality. ".}ta· ~ rnott . ,·ublime ~reamt- u ri.1~ s •. -~· .\Yt~w.a~t. ~~· Up .Orvice to peae&rbut \o'lli< of loda;. "'" reversed, will di~solve b.e ..~sy way - letting someone ~ ,.,. 0~ ,;;1,1,1 it"' a ~, ;&If~\. for us. near altogether toh Hie '0:.'·< 11) 11' ~Jilt p.:aee and comfort, but first ~ransform su,oieinn and lear among peo- for ourselves: it some remains lor the ?pi<•• 9!\lY: ~!'YtJcl.•,\\yoiiA~Qilng or \lie Arabs, or ~he Jews, or ed bv .Tes~s nf ~azareth who over Vietnam . well, that s all rtght : vear; ,'il!l\;mU,h•d ll>yi-\jn,.d~ of ali we want peace,-but not relll· ~w wlli1!d -,1!1''!\tte, -\!bllld'Mmb~"·m•n hm blmd d1•fl to fratricide. 100 mUiion adult. of the Un i I e d , You. you . ,,,d you. whom do you 1 rouib JIUOSS of the dolt populaAlreed) it " f (f(Jr thi!' sorrv state of man1 1 Tlw dipl nm: ~t s , ·t,ll·:· Wils\111., •vnur pnvt<mors.~ 'olf '1 h·mi:.Mi. l!hr · ' 1)1i11> , fin (lltl . \VJl!t :-~ m the "' I '. ' ''. 1 blflod ag<ll:l ' j llG!Hirl WiUon, Jr- 611111< l:e~!IOI: f I GROVER'S I ., , .' • • • • , I \. ul Heor They;re Still .Ar~uing .Washington ~l~LiriF· · l ' About ·.Who Fired the First Shot!" I .. ,' J and congressmen Uley want · D!Bank for .,, Your 1 Banking lndl. . ·Nixon Forces M~ve Toward \ write ~r telephone or wire their I c-•na ...... ..' : .1\a JOUr famil' · gt'OWII .... larger and oJ4cr ·~ jour wu\lld sacrifice something ol lwldings to get tt, 111\1. ~ould of other natiOijl QO llke-!hero COULD be peace. betere. banking aeecll thange,too. '• . . Yo~'ll find we're ready ro serve ybor ever· ~hangan~ needs with a wide variety blak· mg servaces. We invite you to come in and Jet Dl explain to you our many services which may be helpful and profitable to you. We'd like to tau care of your banking need1. of OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. Member Federal Reserve System Member F.D.I.C. POMEROY, 0. Full Warranty Economics · Department Of The Local Schools · Free Delivery Convenient Terms I ••• • '· M~N'S., ! ' ' ' • GlOVE, ' ' l!:~ .'''~ ~~: I ' · ExCLUSIVE --PU'u.•N " •' ' " ' - - - ~ ~- ' - • ),0,. ~~ "' - ...Jt, ._ _ - - -- - .. �- "' ' ' ' • ' . ' ' ., Cliarlene llfie/lich, ' l(l .- ;: ._, ,({).rner .__ .... -."." ~.:. ~ Cht!lltr Tnli!WIIIII. l:sto. .~itor , jl . ·By CharleruJ 1J Hoeflich Shame Upon a Generation · ' rlocld,' Bqb~ Ba~er. Nauer, the rullni • Shame upoD a generation! · ..-•Whos~1 o0U1'9. . party in Tel Aviv? . ~·In tt3~ Mu•sohm attact~ and conqu~· None . of llltse 11 blameleu. They only ;l!<f_ Ethiopia with tanks and pl'l!l'l3 bllP9'" .. too ~VI /ail'lil. · ,ed, to smgle shill popguna"trld ~a'J, Tha . It 11'. ~.. ~m'!'ICIPa• Rus,ollnl, Frtnch- , League of Nat tons, the first .m~Jor effort • English\llen; and h~eds of otber ~!crnodern m•n .to arbitrate , rather .. lttan kinds of •men w119 have faUed. We 4echne :kill hiS brother when dtsagr(!l!jnent occur· to blame ~ our.selves, a ·most human trait Ired. !ou!'iel!<ld ,o~ Its impoten~ to enforce · for nlan's !1\!wmanttr t1 man. Wi finil it ~mat! iii laugh at the UN, ;sanctions against the Itaiian 1'bulfoCirt ! ~nother wm:!d. War .and cO\I)IleSI brueh- to btame 'lilie ·I!JI(Iaf •boCIIes, ·to blandly ar· ! ftres later . .n the Mid-Eaat and hard by · •guo tllat how ·>I the time to crush Ho Chi IE\)lperoi S¥ia>e(s A~das ,Ababa· there was Minh's people ~ttlore · Mao's legions can !h~en •hother seUieml'nt -Hhouah so tern• · JI!Ove, to 1.bore up our taritf walls and let ' :prn·3fv - ol man's hatred f~r man . .\nd these othl!l" .patlons starve for lack of Ired• ' n·- Umted ~rotmns. modern man's .secood w>lh, and. help from, the world's richest :q~•t str~ke i·>r pea~'!! .,ia 'll but s~~nder· 1ooiety; yes, 1hd to delay forever - 1f : •.~ll' 1 · ·I · · · ' · <1 ' ' ' 1 ,. JIO'Iible ,.., maklnc the American dream of : ~l:ame upo>1 thi• generation; for so hav· eqpal opportunity for all rare~ and creeds ' " failed Mlal the UN today ,is spit qpon leu .a dream more reality. ".}ta· ~ rnott . ,·ublime ~reamt- u ri.1~ s •. -~· .\Yt~w.a~t. ~~· Up .Orvice to peae&rbut \o'lli< of loda;. "'" reversed, will di~solve b.e ..~sy way - letting someone ~ ,.,. 0~ ,;;1,1,1 it"' a ~, ;&If~\. for us. near altogether toh Hie '0:.'·< 11) 11' ~Jilt p.:aee and comfort, but first ~ransform su,oieinn and lear among peo- for ourselves: it some remains lor the ?pi<•• 9!\lY: ~!'YtJcl.•,\\yoiiA~Qilng or \lie Arabs, or ~he Jews, or ed bv .Tes~s nf ~azareth who over Vietnam . well, that s all rtght : vear; ,'il!l\;mU,h•d ll>yi-\jn,.d~ of ali we want peace,-but not relll· ~w wlli1!d -,1!1''!\tte, -\!bllld'Mmb~"·m•n hm blmd d1•fl to fratricide. 100 mUiion adult. of the Un i I e d , You. you . ,,,d you. whom do you 1 rouib JIUOSS of the dolt populaAlreed) it " f (f(Jr thi!' sorrv state of man1 1 Tlw dipl nm: ~t s , ·t,ll·:· Wils\111., •vnur pnvt<mors.~ 'olf '1 h·mi:.Mi. l!hr · ' 1)1i11> , fin (lltl . \VJl!t :-~ m the "' I '. ' ''. 1 blflod ag<ll:l ' j llG!Hirl WiUon, Jr- 611111< l:e~!IOI: f I GROVER'S I ., , .' • • • • , I \. ul Heor They;re Still .Ar~uing .Washington ~l~LiriF· · l ' About ·.Who Fired the First Shot!" I .. ,' J and congressmen Uley want · D!Bank for .,, Your 1 Banking lndl. . ·Nixon Forces M~ve Toward \ write ~r telephone or wire their I c-•na ...... ..' : .1\a JOUr famil' · gt'OWII .... larger and oJ4cr ·~ jour wu\lld sacrifice something ol lwldings to get tt, 111\1. ~ould of other natiOijl QO llke-!hero COULD be peace. betere. banking aeecll thange,too. '• . . Yo~'ll find we're ready ro serve ybor ever· ~hangan~ needs with a wide variety blak· mg servaces. We invite you to come in and Jet Dl explain to you our many services which may be helpful and profitable to you. We'd like to tau care of your banking need1. of OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. Member Federal Reserve System Member F.D.I.C. POMEROY, 0. Full Warranty Economics · Department Of The Local Schools · Free Delivery Convenient Terms I ••• • '· M~N'S., ! ' ' ' • GlOVE, ' ' l!:~ .'''~ ~~: I ' · ExCLUSIVE --PU'u.•N " •' ' " ' - - - ~ ~- ' - • ),0,. ~~ "' - ...Jt, ._ _ - - -- - .. �~-- ··.,.. . \ • I .. ' / ....... ' • f Jlo". • . I ' ,'_,''li ." t·:· ·t '' ") .Jus·t.' etween·· .,_ . Us / • I I I IY PAT HoUCIC PlanBibll .4a .Lurlatlrt~~~ N·EVER BEFORE -OFFERED AT i ' i .. r"' I/ ,, I I I, THIS PR-ICE -·IN ,:. THIS AREAl ·Drive A• Few Mil•• or Meigs Events Call Us ••• Get The Quality a·uy. The Bargain Buy, Of The Year At I ' , ~ I · Rutland Furniturel .. .. OPEN HOUS-E SALE F:ROST CLEAR . . ' ~ r .. . '- ·r . ,, ' ...~ t~ REFRIGE·RATOR-..FREEZER~- ,, IG .· 32"--..... ' ' :. LADIES BLOUSES -. '' " lleeveleu, llrmutni I'NI, lti Wldt ltl!ta &lid Ool6n. FOOT DorJ'btough's ~ · loti'Than · •.. Yard Wide DEPABTMENI' S"BI ' ' Gallipolis, Ohio .;, *699.0~ NOT N~T • 599.00 ·· Sou~llastlrn Ohio's / · ¥ost Beautiful F.shion~ Center '?(,III'AGaiAff ?•!!Jpll·' ' NGT' 499.oo- I ' -· JiJST · I, SA' .1·¥, .:;,.;'; :,~ ·. .. .'Suits ., '·. In The Refrigerator ... In The Freezer ..• With 10 Year Worron~ ' YOUR oWJt COMIIACT ·~'*lfli't •:f.·.~1111 flroet ew ~_.., l 1 1v" r.u tun tin nu cu. ff.l ~ltftttr iili • 'lillt ... Olt ._ ~ .,_. , er, •ld..tty,.t.. at jtilr 'fhigltfllltlt't .. Mnlpl~; tMr·...,._ttiN lf .It!• ._, i 'copeclty, It's •• Jhail e·yirl! willt .. . flh 111 IIVtll ~l!lfthlllllt • ~ ~ · 1 C ,. .;f, f •. frlelor anct .itfrlttr.ttr'att ,h ,,... ~'"' ... p~~'ll NMII!ffl~~t· - ~ I -;' t 1 , t>; •. PHONE '!' Begins ... , . tlllk. Sttl'tlnlil • ~roll rial ' ft ' .~ ',\.I .l ...,. . ' ' '"'!' '• . ' ...... •,',-j. 1~ ' • -oH· Automatic Defrost . r .TRADE ALL FROST CLEAR . ft. DOUSLI! DOOR, TOP .REEZER FALL SUMMER SPORTSWEAR WITH .. ' Rna• of ·~-~9 l ONI.Y ' ~- ,,,, • VALUABLE - PRIZES e \ J' . .... . CO~E JN.AND BROWSE AROUND! NO PUICHASI HICESSARYI ---> ' ' •GIANT GIVEAWAY ., " -, STARTING MONDAY, JULY lOthl OPEN EVENINOS MONDAY, JULY 10th THRU FRIDAY, JULY 14th . . VISIT US & REGISTER FOR OUR .•• ' . ;..- ' .,..,.,., Offl• tl~~~o · Allllllll..,.lon IIIII Acltllllltllll ' I . · Refr~erators $199 $179 95 ' ( 14 CU. FT. DOUBLE . DOOR, TOP FREUER No Frost · White, Copper,',t,v~ . .,,.. 2.41'~ 95 . 14 CU. FT. DOUBLE DOOR, TOP FREEZER AuiO!nitic Defrost Wh Ita _Or Celj)ptr �~-- ··.,.. . \ • I .. ' / ....... ' • f Jlo". • . I ' ,'_,''li ." t·:· ·t '' ") .Jus·t.' etween·· .,_ . Us / • I I I IY PAT HoUCIC PlanBibll .4a .Lurlatlrt~~~ N·EVER BEFORE -OFFERED AT i ' i .. r"' I/ ,, I I I, THIS PR-ICE -·IN ,:. THIS AREAl ·Drive A• Few Mil•• or Meigs Events Call Us ••• Get The Quality a·uy. The Bargain Buy, Of The Year At I ' , ~ I · Rutland Furniturel .. .. OPEN HOUS-E SALE F:ROST CLEAR . . ' ~ r .. . '- ·r . ,, ' ...~ t~ REFRIGE·RATOR-..FREEZER~- ,, IG .· 32"--..... ' ' :. LADIES BLOUSES -. '' " lleeveleu, llrmutni I'NI, lti Wldt ltl!ta &lid Ool6n. FOOT DorJ'btough's ~ · loti'Than · •.. Yard Wide DEPABTMENI' S"BI ' ' Gallipolis, Ohio .;, *699.0~ NOT N~T • 599.00 ·· Sou~llastlrn Ohio's / · ¥ost Beautiful F.shion~ Center '?(,III'AGaiAff ?•!!Jpll·' ' NGT' 499.oo- I ' -· JiJST · I, SA' .1·¥, .:;,.;'; :,~ ·. .. .'Suits ., '·. In The Refrigerator ... In The Freezer ..• With 10 Year Worron~ ' YOUR oWJt COMIIACT ·~'*lfli't •:f.·.~1111 flroet ew ~_.., l 1 1v" r.u tun tin nu cu. ff.l ~ltftttr iili • 'lillt ... Olt ._ ~ .,_. , er, •ld..tty,.t.. at jtilr 'fhigltfllltlt't .. Mnlpl~; tMr·...,._ttiN lf .It!• ._, i 'copeclty, It's •• Jhail e·yirl! willt .. . flh 111 IIVtll ~l!lfthlllllt • ~ ~ · 1 C ,. .;f, f •. frlelor anct .itfrlttr.ttr'att ,h ,,... ~'"' ... p~~'ll NMII!ffl~~t· - ~ I -;' t 1 , t>; •. PHONE '!' Begins ... , . tlllk. Sttl'tlnlil • ~roll rial ' ft ' .~ ',\.I .l ...,. . ' ' '"'!' '• . ' ...... •,',-j. 1~ ' • -oH· Automatic Defrost . r .TRADE ALL FROST CLEAR . ft. DOUSLI! DOOR, TOP .REEZER FALL SUMMER SPORTSWEAR WITH .. ' Rna• of ·~-~9 l ONI.Y ' ~- ,,,, • VALUABLE - PRIZES e \ J' . .... . CO~E JN.AND BROWSE AROUND! NO PUICHASI HICESSARYI ---> ' ' •GIANT GIVEAWAY ., " -, STARTING MONDAY, JULY lOthl OPEN EVENINOS MONDAY, JULY 10th THRU FRIDAY, JULY 14th . . VISIT US & REGISTER FOR OUR .•• ' . ;..- ' .,..,.,., Offl• tl~~~o · Allllllll..,.lon IIIII Acltllllltllll ' I . · Refr~erators $199 $179 95 ' ( 14 CU. FT. DOUBLE . DOOR, TOP FREUER No Frost · White, Copper,',t,v~ . .,,.. 2.41'~ 95 . 14 CU. FT. DOUBLE DOOR, TOP FREEZER AuiO!nitic Defrost Wh Ita _Or Celj)ptr �' ' .,. ~ ' ' I -- 1- ,.. ~ ' . ~ '' ' ' --·· YOU WON] A·. POT , OF GOLD, ·aUJ YOU . . WILL' SAVE . ' . LOTS OF MONEY ~ ... AT t' '• liNY'S 'HONEY · ,GOLD . AVOCA.~~O AQUA¥'A~INE jfijl) .,r· Jlt( h·~e~ ·.: Sl FJ~,", I: A,~·{!; . ....,.. CL.EAR < . I .... ' '" 1 _.,. • ' ' .... , . .... • •' 'tl ...r,:· -~-,.~-·-.,, ..._ ~~trot·.··· - _ (); ff< . WeHaveTheGr~i~~, . ··: ''' · ., .. · Because So Many People Mined ou'f·· · I .'"' . . · . ..,. ' . l· '. I I .I ' t,, - •• ' . J.. -~' 'I ' >"\ ,._ ._····' • .,..,.. "'tt-,f~ JUST ARRIVED FOAM FI'LLED .. ~ I ', . . TABLE ~~; SET ; )!' •.' ( ' ~,' I ' '· ' TR . I $3.Q(L fl ,. ' o~,l .:< .. ., ;,. .66 ' ' . ' .J(~t~- OUT SAlE···. 'JABL.ES · .. , t. ' _'t~ ·•' .... 't ' ' . \· ! " ,, ,. ' ,, -~/ ·r~ .' j, '" ._,, c· ... - REG. 2,4. . 95 ONLY . . ' FRICTION TOYS I . CARS, ~RUCKS BUSES, PLANES· EA. ' i. \ . L FOAMCRAFT r II . . · . 'I . DECORATOR ' . c ONLY ' ' c.· ·oNLY ' ' PILLOWS . HURRY ' ,· ,·, ..;. ~ ., l>h':•:,_,~~;!!·'·,,_.. \, ,\ ., ~ ' ' .;: •.• ,, ,1 •. , ,., ' ' :v . . I . "'''t~"h•U! ' , . . ..~ • " . ~ . .: .. . ··-·,,l.\• .'o'l't<'"! ,,_. .,. ' -. .-1" , ·_,.,-· ...... · ',. -~ -'\' r';.V•,_.,· • •.· •' ~·-··· • -, • 6or'12 VOLT GRASS · .44 , SEED S ' RAKE ONLY ' 9x12 LB. BAG ' 0 . ' ~ c;· : RUGS$ . O~LY _:_J ENT.ER WAREHOUIE . . ..t . FROM PAINT .DEPT.- ·IN ~ • ' TINY'S ·BARGAINL*D ' ' ' ')' ' '' ,"' . ·~-~--·-, :~.: ·Q1t ·.- -.. r~-L . , '·, ,-. • ~"'-1"'· I' ' ' ·~' . ·2·. EN,1 .n i' .,1/ ,. ! WE HAVE ONLY •f<'" I -·~ I _,...::: • .~ ·. ·~ ) �' ' .,. ~ ' ' I -- 1- ,.. ~ ' . ~ '' ' ' --·· YOU WON] A·. POT , OF GOLD, ·aUJ YOU . . WILL' SAVE . ' . LOTS OF MONEY ~ ... AT t' '• liNY'S 'HONEY · ,GOLD . AVOCA.~~O AQUA¥'A~INE jfijl) .,r· Jlt( h·~e~ ·.: Sl FJ~,", I: A,~·{!; . ....,.. CL.EAR < . I .... ' '" 1 _.,. • ' ' .... , . .... • •' 'tl ...r,:· -~-,.~-·-.,, ..._ ~~trot·.··· - _ (); ff< . WeHaveTheGr~i~~, . ··: ''' · ., .. · Because So Many People Mined ou'f·· · I .'"' . . · . ..,. ' . l· '. I I .I ' t,, - •• ' . J.. -~' 'I ' >"\ ,._ ._····' • .,..,.. "'tt-,f~ JUST ARRIVED FOAM FI'LLED .. ~ I ', . . TABLE ~~; SET ; )!' •.' ( ' ~,' I ' '· ' TR . I $3.Q(L fl ,. ' o~,l .:< .. ., ;,. .66 ' ' . ' .J(~t~- OUT SAlE···. 'JABL.ES · .. , t. ' _'t~ ·•' .... 't ' ' . \· ! " ,, ,. ' ,, -~/ ·r~ .' j, '" ._,, c· ... - REG. 2,4. . 95 ONLY . . ' FRICTION TOYS I . CARS, ~RUCKS BUSES, PLANES· EA. ' i. \ . L FOAMCRAFT r II . . · . 'I . DECORATOR ' . c ONLY ' ' c.· ·oNLY ' ' PILLOWS . HURRY ' ,· ,·, ..;. ~ ., l>h':•:,_,~~;!!·'·,,_.. \, ,\ ., ~ ' ' .;: •.• ,, ,1 •. , ,., ' ' :v . . I . "'''t~"h•U! ' , . . ..~ • " . ~ . .: .. . ··-·,,l.\• .'o'l't<'"! ,,_. .,. ' -. .-1" , ·_,.,-· ...... · ',. -~ -'\' r';.V•,_.,· • •.· •' ~·-··· • -, • 6or'12 VOLT GRASS · .44 , SEED S ' RAKE ONLY ' 9x12 LB. BAG ' 0 . ' ~ c;· : RUGS$ . O~LY _:_J ENT.ER WAREHOUIE . . ..t . FROM PAINT .DEPT.- ·IN ~ • ' TINY'S ·BARGAINL*D ' ' ' ')' ' '' ,"' . ·~-~--·-, :~.: ·Q1t ·.- -.. r~-L . , '·, ,-. • ~"'-1"'· I' ' ' ·~' . ·2·. EN,1 .n i' .,1/ ,. ! WE HAVE ONLY •f<'" I -·~ I _,...::: • .~ ·. ·~ ) �_, .. .. ' ' .. 'I • ! ' .. ' SUnday; .July t, 196T suran'!!':ri=."!:l:'::l . Dateline: ' a result of her hueband's untimely de~th ear~er this year. Mrs. Hurwitz has res~gned morder to return to lier.home townln·Columbus. . • * • ·' THOSE who worked with and un.' de~ Mts. Hurwitz, in a letter of appr~­ clatlon, ~xpressed their sorrow of Mrs. · Hurwitz s departure. In part the letter reads: ' ~ . . . · "WE have all enjoyed working with -you and cann~t express how deeplY. we feel. We will miss your smile and your gay attitude towards life There are such· a few people like you that can be so well liked and respected by everyone. You have added . a little sparkle to our everyday life. * * • '' . "WE wish to thank you for all you have done for us and ·especially for the things you have taught us We regre! deeply that you will no longer be· with us· but we Wish yo~ and your children all the happlnes~ and success m life. May you go about your future hap· pily and know th:t our love_and thoug~ts go witli you." C_AROLL Snow~en, who did a tremendous j o b handlmg ~he 1967 River Recreation Festival in. the· Old French C1ty last week, received a kind letter from the boat show cast Thursday: It read: "Dear Mr. Snowden. We all want to thank you for all the time and effort• you put into the boat show. We all realiJ:e how bard !Jou worked and we certainly apprecate it. Without you, he show c~uld never have been put on. We all enjoyed working With you and hope you 'II be able to direct the next one., • • • . TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily Tnbune and weekly Gallia Times . . . Nyle Borden named state VFW chaplain. during state convention in Columbus . . . _Grace Bunce, Mrs. Kathryn Sheets ~~~d Anna M. Has)(ins are new teachers employed b:v ttre c1ty board of education ... John H. Matthews, 80, CO. lumbus lawyer and a Gallia County native dies suddenly at his home in Columb'Us . . .· Robert' M. Stoneburner, 28, Iowa, named new Rio Grande College foot· ba~ coac.h .. . Capt. J. E. Morrison, Company L, Galll· polis qhco Guard, announces camping tnp is postpon· e~ unhl August ... A. D. Lusk captures Gallipolis handicap golf tournament . . . Wilham Ch~mbers is city pin~ pong .~ournament champion . . Dr. Rayman T. ' Alhson, ~l th two.home rc•n. and a 2-run tripiP'. pares" G~lillp?hs K1wamans to 6-4 victory over Pt. Pleasant K1wamans. - -:-- - - · ~~w~~p:i:,~~:·: Uri~ · erCoh's ·idet~tion fo~ News Beaf be a~ to cancel out policy· ,. . , · : . L o~u.:. 1 bolder• unJ.esa that. pollf!Yhold, BY · tboPERf ' ' tree~·\~ Ute -kter's edge and apan -·1" er refuses to pay his premium , ~ <;•.•ren'•!lrn Serv"" there was evide!)llf o! tree Jiv. .llli~.cll, "'''' "' or hat'~;V. r'e- •·· • f,ra..., ' ch as ti·u:ds arM! ~ ~~~~~~~; ~ i:i!91 1!1fit By ROBERT WINGtliTT ord," Rep.efY!POOr iWeikei.. drlvlng ~1\nu~.. , . ~ullly . .· . . . . . , .·IIIII w ildl'f 1e, su The iilsuraDCli "BW of Rlgljts" Denvi!i' YohO. ol Ut4' Soli ·Coil- I squll1'~1~,· ,. . , , ' ~ Is tile re~uTt of.a nine ; months servatllln 'sttllla!' ·and• r saw a ~Mr · Nibert went afiead t~ · . · IOIIg bailie bei'JreeD the insur·rvery iilteresllns Wildlife habi· at students TODAY'$ T~GJiiT"""' ~~~ccess1 bke failur.e ,ls . a. once RIR11!4 anti. Ute .JM!9Pie ot tat recently. It was 011 11» For· from Marshall , a,destinatlorl;..:...Uilknown. · · I Ohio atWrding. io Wel~r 'l'ht rtst Nibert farm . at .Asbton; · it_ as a habitat to. I nl "·ro ceil tiU j;, I ' ' wlldli~e prese'\!-. ' rouilll The third ailnual "He~ford Country'' Cl'!b golf _ a es ilir_ bllege 1r1 1 No-: Mr. Nibert had ask!'d us to SPRING DEVELOPME. crete Wllr,l!'·o...: -ti 00 1 '· I[_~~~_"l;~~~~~~~~:~~. ~ iJ~lr~·~ · . ' . ; .ases e pu ' as "" examine' a po(ded area In b~ck· . ,Nt ill pou,red · oil the pasture fields of the e,mber, , of their house .for !he plll'(lOSe We, have recently helped i'wo after the Con~!~~ I!Jubert]Price farm, ·one of> thHhiehummer attractiOns O'her features o! the .t.oct•.rn- of evaluatlne It In regard to I la~o~~rs wltlJ renovation of Ute sanil 11~ entllu~iasts, of the Portland sector of Meigs !zed Insurance ,law prooosal enlargement and· 'ck.epening. It·•.pnng d.evelopments. These are· •ever~ 'of ' Cou1nty , · , would require Ut~ s~te Super· is in 8 natural swale, creating were on the Oldtown 'Faqns and in operation on the . a lefthanded hurler on the 'MI· lntende~t of lnsyrance. to con-.pretty ·much a natural pond, at-· tlie D. E. Hartley- farm. '!'he D. " .LII'!I 'I . an~ alse a member of · the slder Income · frqm Investment tholi~h it IS reiti'!CI@if on both E. Hartl~y farm _Is on L e o n~ PLIIN'I'$(JI, . IS otganlzer arid origina·· of tlJe ~e res~ryeLol ,pOlicy-. ends by fill'_acioss tlie swale, Baden R1dge. 'flus spring and I West VIrginia .andf llolll&·~ tor the .. ,, ----'· holders; money ·~ his profit an- :· .. . water trough bad first been de- per Company· 11. piii~C..tlllilt, " rqements designing. Jane t8 ,,alysis of IMuran~~ Cl!m~anlesl. .1\'hlle. tajldng wiUt -!\1r. Nl- velo!JFd several r.tars ago, but! plant about Boo acres of The ha_~a~ here ~.. r~al· a 196'1 graduate of Pomeroy to determine the need fo; In- beri· iD<\ ·!I'BikiQS· arouccd the !he water vein eluded the tile forest ·treeS ln•,MIIIGJ1 ~=~ ly somelhiJlg, ' one go)(er, lllgb School. . ; , creased ~ales. , and ~q~lre the pond, we saw at lea~t two whicl) should have picked It up Board o1 Su'peryisort n last week after ~!Dpleliag Dine ' Superin!ft/ldent of ,f!lsurance ll) broods .of. young wild ducks. We and CB tried it to Ute trough. next sprillg. Brlai! Flaeco h~~ea on Utl!,,jmprovl9ed collrse. RALPH WELKER, state .rep. hold public hearings on all fu· do ,not kpow ducks well enough Mr. Hartley dug a new ditch Phil .Diehl of that ~=:;( You ~ave tp chase oows be- resentative for the 27Ut district lure rate increase requests. I<> know the variety, but the 1to trap tlie source of water and mP.t with the Western for~ you can tee off." ~f Gallla, Melgs and Athens : ., mother duel< took off with vig- Mr. Yoho of SCI! showed him Board of Superviscn ,""'"~~ l!:ach BOif!lf braving the of- Cl!unUea, wa• among Utose who TJIIRD SON BORN orous quacking. how to loy the !lie so as to col- and discussed plant ·wftb len very, very natural obstec- sponsored the Insurance "Bill MASON - .Mr. aqd Mrs. Jim- We saw some blue. herons lect ,U1e water. Board. They made plq le~ .In Jhe pas~ure tournament of Rights" In the Ohio General my 1'/~aver, formerly of Mas. : and pther water fowl. Mr. Ni-l The spring on the Oldtown Ute Board to JII'OI'ide ~ l . , will ~ shooting 54 holes. Lar. Aasembly Friday. o" ~q~ liOW of Haf!UPODd, lnd. bert said that thel'e. were many 1Farms had been developed some Cl'ews to plaat tile treei on llilr · 'J slartecl.lhe lq~ment "s a ,, ., are. a~nounclng IIIli , blrtl! of lrogs a'IJI.Ind the pond, as well •4(1 years ago by C. c. Lewis, land. ;1'11111 ' s_ometlrl!'B . extra F~r. .,Year~, Rep. Welker Ithdr ~ son ~~~ June 21. The as ·>~~link ·whicb trc~o¥eled around Sr. Bill Lewis. who was ren~» Tbe species of tree wblcl! ~ f?r those • w~ are dedicated said, Ohio s lnsur~ce laws Infant whJCh we1ghed 7. pounds its edgos. / vating this spring. asked us for like best far polpwaod 11 \lli;J•! b~ters. . • ' . ' have fa~ored the auto msurance and 14 ounces, _has been named We saw evidence o! muskrats an examinatioh to help deter- g!nla pine. It r. noted tbat Vlio'&. Tied for ·the· lead as of Satur- comparues over the pollcyhold- Dwayne lee. Mr. and Mrs. Wea0 being pnesent -because tth e i r1mine the source of water BIU glnla pine Is the aiCJ11 eodJilliiiid '• day, after' 'completion of the e~s. This sbl1!11d not be. My ver are also the pa~nts of It holes were abundant. A rt1w of we-nt ahe4!1 to teU me th~! Ute pine which grow~ naturally' ill first• I'GUcid, w~re Larry Morrl- bill wUI at long last provide nd· daughter. Grandpareqts are Ute . · pipe used 40 years ago had been Mason Count)' West \1h1liiiF son, Roger ~dams, Amos Wall• equate review o~ rate lncreas- Rev. and Mrs. Edison Weaver ..I!IULTI·II~RDS galvanized pipe and his father Pulp and p8~ foresters iliijl . brown and ~rry· Price. '· , es sou~~t by Ute msurance Cl!M· and Mr. and Mrs. Claytoq Rus- lNDMNAPOLJS (UPJj JIM had carefully used red lead In that a crop of Vfi1inla plnflltil~ ~411 shot :Ws on the fil'ilt nme ~les; '" . sell, an of Mason; the great. Clarl< of Scotland set 18 track lhe joints as a means.of preser· grow In 25 to·IO yelll'lllld fie;• holes. , Defi!hdlng champion, Th1B biiJ also wiD ,bring 1\Jj«randmother IS Mrs. Farlen,e records in 1965 during>•:the In·[ vlng Ute threads. nloh 25 to 35 corda of woocf Pifll " Donald 'Pizzie" Wolfe, report- an end the present file and C011ley ol Logan, W. Va, diana polls "SOO" mile auto race. 1 He said that the pipe came acre •" . 1"'1ii edly fell llehind early In the· . • round. but promises a c 0 m .. ,,, back. ·. · Trophies will be ·prtserlled 'to ' the top Utree golfers ·and·1also for Ute Most Spectacular Shot, Lowest score ill a single round, and Longest Shot. . ' 1er•v~1;~:,~~~~~~e.ight ye~q"s, Mrs. Bessie o£NursHurwitz State Institute as Director . :':''.' ._ t:J'iL;~1it:dl:~y~~!l Nihe[f Farm~~ Askton·Has ' Gallia Lar;ofth~Loncl : l l .": . ' . 'eomp 1 1 I I . 'II, • ,• I ~ANI!: GRUESER. daughter , daughter ol Mr. and Mrs.· ~lly I Gruese~, ·Pomeroy, came home Saturday after completing a co4rse in a Cleveland. schaol il W~ere _ she studied floral ar-~ - -----·- ' '' REDEddR1\.., , ~"" ...."' .:J'HE YOU ·. ~ J • f.:~~:n ~;· !Wi .~.; ,f.:"'fi:l ' f . ·. yYI$iJ Bicycle To Be Given Away . OPEN EV~NINGS MONDAY, Jfit1(1;0th t I I .t • J STA~TI~G TOMORROW -· MONDAY, ~IJLY.lOth ' T: ~I • ·t!·' \ ''' . ' ' ~ ·' ,·/ US and REGISTER FOR THE ;. ··• • . o I ., I' . SPECIAL ··PRICES EAWAY• '' -' . lloys Bicycle To ~ ~ven Aw"y l ' { ;, I ~- ' ·'' '' . ! ' .' • FOR THIS OPEN HOUSE SALE ON • • • e LIVING . ROOM SUITES e BEDROOM SUITES e DINING ROOM SUITES THRU .,' . FRIDAY, JULY '14th: • • • Children Registering For Bicycles Must Be Accompanied By An Adult. ,, . ... ' ' ' I ', ,, OPEN STC)I;K, MAP~E, WALNUT & MAHOGANY •f EARLY AMERICAN COUCH and MATCHING CHAIR To Be Glven ·AYfiY t'. ) l\ / o • LAMPS .• CHAIRS Rock•:,:.:nera PLUS' MANY OTHER ITEMS 1 ·So, Be Sure To Come In and Browse Around, Look Over fOur Newly Remodeled and Redecorated Store. Be Sure To For The GIANT GIVEAWAY! ' I ' "I'' '!. '' ., FIRST PR~ZE: EARLY AMERICAN COUCH and MATCHING CHAIR SECOND ·PRIZE: P.ORTAILE RCA' WHIRLPOOL I;)ISHW ASHER·· THIRD PRIZE: BEMCO BOX SPRING AND MAnRESS FOURTH PRIZE: GIRLS BICYCLE ,.....---,~........-.~-~.....,.....--.... FIRH PRIZE: BOYS BICYCLE , I I -' ' ' ... ' n. '• • ,j; t '·' > ·~I . ·. 446-1405 Gtlllpolll, Ohio ............. io ' ~ ~..............~~~-····"~" .,~~ j. ' -. ' :\ \ ' ·' .... .. "' ) (\. • 1 ~ -~-,, ~~ ' ' I I'' ' DON'T MISS. .THIS ·. B1:6 EVE N·.Jt ·· ·-:·i,i, ), ,.. ( . • ''!-··· ' I ,,'' I ' 'i\• 'l �_, .. .. ' ' .. 'I • ! ' .. ' SUnday; .July t, 196T suran'!!':ri=."!:l:'::l . Dateline: ' a result of her hueband's untimely de~th ear~er this year. Mrs. Hurwitz has res~gned morder to return to lier.home townln·Columbus. . • * • ·' THOSE who worked with and un.' de~ Mts. Hurwitz, in a letter of appr~­ clatlon, ~xpressed their sorrow of Mrs. · Hurwitz s departure. In part the letter reads: ' ~ . . . · "WE have all enjoyed working with -you and cann~t express how deeplY. we feel. We will miss your smile and your gay attitude towards life There are such· a few people like you that can be so well liked and respected by everyone. You have added . a little sparkle to our everyday life. * * • '' . "WE wish to thank you for all you have done for us and ·especially for the things you have taught us We regre! deeply that you will no longer be· with us· but we Wish yo~ and your children all the happlnes~ and success m life. May you go about your future hap· pily and know th:t our love_and thoug~ts go witli you." C_AROLL Snow~en, who did a tremendous j o b handlmg ~he 1967 River Recreation Festival in. the· Old French C1ty last week, received a kind letter from the boat show cast Thursday: It read: "Dear Mr. Snowden. We all want to thank you for all the time and effort• you put into the boat show. We all realiJ:e how bard !Jou worked and we certainly apprecate it. Without you, he show c~uld never have been put on. We all enjoyed working With you and hope you 'II be able to direct the next one., • • • . TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily Tnbune and weekly Gallia Times . . . Nyle Borden named state VFW chaplain. during state convention in Columbus . . . _Grace Bunce, Mrs. Kathryn Sheets ~~~d Anna M. Has)(ins are new teachers employed b:v ttre c1ty board of education ... John H. Matthews, 80, CO. lumbus lawyer and a Gallia County native dies suddenly at his home in Columb'Us . . .· Robert' M. Stoneburner, 28, Iowa, named new Rio Grande College foot· ba~ coac.h .. . Capt. J. E. Morrison, Company L, Galll· polis qhco Guard, announces camping tnp is postpon· e~ unhl August ... A. D. Lusk captures Gallipolis handicap golf tournament . . . Wilham Ch~mbers is city pin~ pong .~ournament champion . . Dr. Rayman T. ' Alhson, ~l th two.home rc•n. and a 2-run tripiP'. pares" G~lillp?hs K1wamans to 6-4 victory over Pt. Pleasant K1wamans. - -:-- - - · ~~w~~p:i:,~~:·: Uri~ · erCoh's ·idet~tion fo~ News Beaf be a~ to cancel out policy· ,. . , · : . L o~u.:. 1 bolder• unJ.esa that. pollf!Yhold, BY · tboPERf ' ' tree~·\~ Ute -kter's edge and apan -·1" er refuses to pay his premium , ~ <;•.•ren'•!lrn Serv"" there was evide!)llf o! tree Jiv. .llli~.cll, "'''' "' or hat'~;V. r'e- •·· • f,ra..., ' ch as ti·u:ds arM! ~ ~~~~~~~; ~ i:i!91 1!1fit By ROBERT WINGtliTT ord," Rep.efY!POOr iWeikei.. drlvlng ~1\nu~.. , . ~ullly . .· . . . . . , .·IIIII w ildl'f 1e, su The iilsuraDCli "BW of Rlgljts" Denvi!i' YohO. ol Ut4' Soli ·Coil- I squll1'~1~,· ,. . , , ' ~ Is tile re~uTt of.a nine ; months servatllln 'sttllla!' ·and• r saw a ~Mr · Nibert went afiead t~ · . · IOIIg bailie bei'JreeD the insur·rvery iilteresllns Wildlife habi· at students TODAY'$ T~GJiiT"""' ~~~ccess1 bke failur.e ,ls . a. once RIR11!4 anti. Ute .JM!9Pie ot tat recently. It was 011 11» For· from Marshall , a,destinatlorl;..:...Uilknown. · · I Ohio atWrding. io Wel~r 'l'ht rtst Nibert farm . at .Asbton; · it_ as a habitat to. I nl "·ro ceil tiU j;, I ' ' wlldli~e prese'\!-. ' rouilll The third ailnual "He~ford Country'' Cl'!b golf _ a es ilir_ bllege 1r1 1 No-: Mr. Nibert had ask!'d us to SPRING DEVELOPME. crete Wllr,l!'·o...: -ti 00 1 '· I[_~~~_"l;~~~~~~~~:~~. ~ iJ~lr~·~ · . ' . ; .ases e pu ' as "" examine' a po(ded area In b~ck· . ,Nt ill pou,red · oil the pasture fields of the e,mber, , of their house .for !he plll'(lOSe We, have recently helped i'wo after the Con~!~~ I!Jubert]Price farm, ·one of> thHhiehummer attractiOns O'her features o! the .t.oct•.rn- of evaluatlne It In regard to I la~o~~rs wltlJ renovation of Ute sanil 11~ entllu~iasts, of the Portland sector of Meigs !zed Insurance ,law prooosal enlargement and· 'ck.epening. It·•.pnng d.evelopments. These are· •ever~ 'of ' Cou1nty , · , would require Ut~ s~te Super· is in 8 natural swale, creating were on the Oldtown 'Faqns and in operation on the . a lefthanded hurler on the 'MI· lntende~t of lnsyrance. to con-.pretty ·much a natural pond, at-· tlie D. E. Hartley- farm. '!'he D. " .LII'!I 'I . an~ alse a member of · the slder Income · frqm Investment tholi~h it IS reiti'!CI@if on both E. Hartl~y farm _Is on L e o n~ PLIIN'I'$(JI, . IS otganlzer arid origina·· of tlJe ~e res~ryeLol ,pOlicy-. ends by fill'_acioss tlie swale, Baden R1dge. 'flus spring and I West VIrginia .andf llolll&·~ tor the .. ,, ----'· holders; money ·~ his profit an- :· .. . water trough bad first been de- per Company· 11. piii~C..tlllilt, " rqements designing. Jane t8 ,,alysis of IMuran~~ Cl!m~anlesl. .1\'hlle. tajldng wiUt -!\1r. Nl- velo!JFd several r.tars ago, but! plant about Boo acres of The ha_~a~ here ~.. r~al· a 196'1 graduate of Pomeroy to determine the need fo; In- beri· iD<\ ·!I'BikiQS· arouccd the !he water vein eluded the tile forest ·treeS ln•,MIIIGJ1 ~=~ ly somelhiJlg, ' one go)(er, lllgb School. . ; , creased ~ales. , and ~q~lre the pond, we saw at lea~t two whicl) should have picked It up Board o1 Su'peryisort n last week after ~!Dpleliag Dine ' Superin!ft/ldent of ,f!lsurance ll) broods .of. young wild ducks. We and CB tried it to Ute trough. next sprillg. Brlai! Flaeco h~~ea on Utl!,,jmprovl9ed collrse. RALPH WELKER, state .rep. hold public hearings on all fu· do ,not kpow ducks well enough Mr. Hartley dug a new ditch Phil .Diehl of that ~=:;( You ~ave tp chase oows be- resentative for the 27Ut district lure rate increase requests. I<> know the variety, but the 1to trap tlie source of water and mP.t with the Western for~ you can tee off." ~f Gallla, Melgs and Athens : ., mother duel< took off with vig- Mr. Yoho of SCI! showed him Board of Superviscn ,""'"~~ l!:ach BOif!lf braving the of- Cl!unUea, wa• among Utose who TJIIRD SON BORN orous quacking. how to loy the !lie so as to col- and discussed plant ·wftb len very, very natural obstec- sponsored the Insurance "Bill MASON - .Mr. aqd Mrs. Jim- We saw some blue. herons lect ,U1e water. Board. They made plq le~ .In Jhe pas~ure tournament of Rights" In the Ohio General my 1'/~aver, formerly of Mas. : and pther water fowl. Mr. Ni-l The spring on the Oldtown Ute Board to JII'OI'ide ~ l . , will ~ shooting 54 holes. Lar. Aasembly Friday. o" ~q~ liOW of Haf!UPODd, lnd. bert said that thel'e. were many 1Farms had been developed some Cl'ews to plaat tile treei on llilr · 'J slartecl.lhe lq~ment "s a ,, ., are. a~nounclng IIIli , blrtl! of lrogs a'IJI.Ind the pond, as well •4(1 years ago by C. c. Lewis, land. ;1'11111 ' s_ometlrl!'B . extra F~r. .,Year~, Rep. Welker Ithdr ~ son ~~~ June 21. The as ·>~~link ·whicb trc~o¥eled around Sr. Bill Lewis. who was ren~» Tbe species of tree wblcl! ~ f?r those • w~ are dedicated said, Ohio s lnsur~ce laws Infant whJCh we1ghed 7. pounds its edgos. / vating this spring. asked us for like best far polpwaod 11 \lli;J•! b~ters. . • ' . ' have fa~ored the auto msurance and 14 ounces, _has been named We saw evidence o! muskrats an examinatioh to help deter- g!nla pine. It r. noted tbat Vlio'&. Tied for ·the· lead as of Satur- comparues over the pollcyhold- Dwayne lee. Mr. and Mrs. Wea0 being pnesent -because tth e i r1mine the source of water BIU glnla pine Is the aiCJ11 eodJilliiiid '• day, after' 'completion of the e~s. This sbl1!11d not be. My ver are also the pa~nts of It holes were abundant. A rt1w of we-nt ahe4!1 to teU me th~! Ute pine which grow~ naturally' ill first• I'GUcid, w~re Larry Morrl- bill wUI at long last provide nd· daughter. Grandpareqts are Ute . · pipe used 40 years ago had been Mason Count)' West \1h1liiiF son, Roger ~dams, Amos Wall• equate review o~ rate lncreas- Rev. and Mrs. Edison Weaver ..I!IULTI·II~RDS galvanized pipe and his father Pulp and p8~ foresters iliijl . brown and ~rry· Price. '· , es sou~~t by Ute msurance Cl!M· and Mr. and Mrs. Claytoq Rus- lNDMNAPOLJS (UPJj JIM had carefully used red lead In that a crop of Vfi1inla plnflltil~ ~411 shot :Ws on the fil'ilt nme ~les; '" . sell, an of Mason; the great. Clarl< of Scotland set 18 track lhe joints as a means.of preser· grow In 25 to·IO yelll'lllld fie;• holes. , Defi!hdlng champion, Th1B biiJ also wiD ,bring 1\Jj«randmother IS Mrs. Farlen,e records in 1965 during>•:the In·[ vlng Ute threads. nloh 25 to 35 corda of woocf Pifll " Donald 'Pizzie" Wolfe, report- an end the present file and C011ley ol Logan, W. Va, diana polls "SOO" mile auto race. 1 He said that the pipe came acre •" . 1"'1ii edly fell llehind early In the· . • round. but promises a c 0 m .. ,,, back. ·. · Trophies will be ·prtserlled 'to ' the top Utree golfers ·and·1also for Ute Most Spectacular Shot, Lowest score ill a single round, and Longest Shot. . ' 1er•v~1;~:,~~~~~~e.ight ye~q"s, Mrs. Bessie o£NursHurwitz State Institute as Director . :':''.' ._ t:J'iL;~1it:dl:~y~~!l Nihe[f Farm~~ Askton·Has ' Gallia Lar;ofth~Loncl : l l .": . ' . 'eomp 1 1 I I . 'II, • ,• I ~ANI!: GRUESER. daughter , daughter ol Mr. and Mrs.· ~lly I Gruese~, ·Pomeroy, came home Saturday after completing a co4rse in a Cleveland. schaol il W~ere _ she studied floral ar-~ - -----·- ' '' REDEddR1\.., , ~"" ...."' .:J'HE YOU ·. ~ J • f.:~~:n ~;· !Wi .~.; ,f.:"'fi:l ' f . ·. yYI$iJ Bicycle To Be Given Away . OPEN EV~NINGS MONDAY, Jfit1(1;0th t I I .t • J STA~TI~G TOMORROW -· MONDAY, ~IJLY.lOth ' T: ~I • ·t!·' \ ''' . ' ' ~ ·' ,·/ US and REGISTER FOR THE ;. ··• • . o I ., I' . SPECIAL ··PRICES EAWAY• '' -' . lloys Bicycle To ~ ~ven Aw"y l ' { ;, I ~- ' ·'' '' . ! ' .' • FOR THIS OPEN HOUSE SALE ON • • • e LIVING . ROOM SUITES e BEDROOM SUITES e DINING ROOM SUITES THRU .,' . FRIDAY, JULY '14th: • • • Children Registering For Bicycles Must Be Accompanied By An Adult. ,, . ... ' ' ' I ', ,, OPEN STC)I;K, MAP~E, WALNUT & MAHOGANY •f EARLY AMERICAN COUCH and MATCHING CHAIR To Be Glven ·AYfiY t'. ) l\ / o • LAMPS .• CHAIRS Rock•:,:.:nera PLUS' MANY OTHER ITEMS 1 ·So, Be Sure To Come In and Browse Around, Look Over fOur Newly Remodeled and Redecorated Store. Be Sure To For The GIANT GIVEAWAY! ' I ' "I'' '!. '' ., FIRST PR~ZE: EARLY AMERICAN COUCH and MATCHING CHAIR SECOND ·PRIZE: P.ORTAILE RCA' WHIRLPOOL I;)ISHW ASHER·· THIRD PRIZE: BEMCO BOX SPRING AND MAnRESS FOURTH PRIZE: GIRLS BICYCLE ,.....---,~........-.~-~.....,.....--.... FIRH PRIZE: BOYS BICYCLE , I I -' ' ' ... ' n. '• • ,j; t '·' > ·~I . ·. 446-1405 Gtlllpolll, Ohio ............. io ' ~ ~..............~~~-····"~" .,~~ j. ' -. ' :\ \ ' ·' .... .. "' ) (\. • 1 ~ -~-,, ~~ ' ' I I'' ' DON'T MISS. .THIS ·. B1:6 EVE N·.Jt ·· ·-:·i,i, ), ,.. ( . • ''!-··· ' I ,,'' I ' 'i\• 'l �1 ...' ' ' .) ' . ,. v " I. lI ,, I ) <· ~ ,. ; '-''' .,. · CHESHIRE - ,An · appllca- •Inc., .Cl!lumblis, Irld. trW84 an~ 1011tll'to Addison and! '.rap ~~-OB•thli;jirppo;M wa- tbefor. Aug.l,' 1967. 'lbla depos'-tmJdenta have received slso-up lap aild · ~ 111e fociU0. ~i::J fpD for necessary !linda to COD· The appllc2Uop· .lor fUnds l)as B~unclin8 areu, Tit"". wU1 ter system are _1!1 ~ $75 for r~•- It can be s.etlt to JaJl)es Pres- forms and literature concerning of ~ and the lagwn 1a etruct a w~ and sewage syr. ·. been aull!J!¥1e11 ~ ~h ~ b\i approximatelY 1!0· mlles 91 d811ces · ~ snlbUy bl~ . for ton, Clerk, ~ablre VII!••• \lit proposed. ~~te~ and IIW l!es[llenia of the ~ ~~%\..~::: !t~~ ~Farm~rs ~ , ·~0· DiJ111 "!Ill adequalll lire pro. :'?w~r~.:a~~:t•::: ,OJesb,lr.,. U the funiJ8 ~' Q!IIl· several o1 tbdii 'retidenls ·bave be ~n!at\e4 011\ lhli II I till e councU. ., . .Ttte rural water syate;ls tecUon for (/llt!shlre Village lbd I struct this sy1tem CBIIJ!III be$. -already reluJo!!ed' them IIO!II Iaste. '· ag , , d-lln~ .to' ile~ ;~ 1 ot · . ~~RoUih Road~ ~ to .!10111 11\e' 1Resldents of aU Utese ·areas ,talned .otbe de~slt Will be re- with the flO dej)Oett. • RJebll'd . A prellmh!ary fea~b!lll)l• .en- Ire, north to ~ ,. . . r1Chlf(1lre - ICY1.er Sjemenlary and beyond wbo are Interested tul'll'ed. ·i M ber 1 . U "" dB) llne"nlg study bas ~ ~n- (toad and Story•• Rt¥1 Road ·Scllqol and rtf ct.ek m.h b••••••• · ' ,' em Bo C9WIC also uave ' Telephon'e luc~d by the~ l!:nillneers<west wKya.r and f4jUe Kyg~l'&;ii I' . ·'er . . ""6 1111n: ~.,. ... water from this Robert Burc;.hett, mnyor, (¥is revt,,l!ed plana for the propos- lcouncU and 'on I _ _ __ , ·--·-.r· ·- - · - - -· . oo • , '·. sy . mare to P~Y a •10 depoelt,reported to eOIIllcU that !IIIII)' ed· sewage system for Ute yil. l and upiullop of 1 :: 1 \ ' I· ~ SEE ••• BOB QUEEN VOL. 2 NO. 23 s Impala, 4 door bard top, pO. wer brakes, power steertnc. air condition, V-8, radio. tlDt· ed glass, good rubber, elrtra sharp. $1795' 1964 Thunderbird Automatic. radio, depring and brakes, DISPLAYS raising · power special ftOWer st-Ilts, wJs!w Urts.. sharp as a tured are Dale Mrs. Lawrence tack. $2295 I 1963 CHEVROLET Mothers Impala, 2 door Hard Top. standard transmission. radio, w1s1w tirea, one of tbe lbarp. est cars in town $1394< ~ 1965 FORD 1,.1.~: ., 4 door IJard power brakes dlo. nt~w wls!w DISCOUNT QN tires. SUZUKI Motorbike mileage, cle.an as new $2195 1966 MERCURY •" ' DEMONSTRATOR$ SMITH B.U~CK '" .. . Our new trading policy guarante~s th~t you : . con!t get a better buy anywhere ....., Makt;l us , · prove it. Better hur~ whire •you still have a selliction to· I. !. choose from. We mean bu~ ' , - - - - - - ' -..... iness. ' . CHESTERSchool District · ter fire tern es \ ,, ,, I Eastern School Boardr"'. .' .,.. • engine, s.es$9$"' Z door. V-8 standard trans., 30.000 mlleo by Jap Houck. WILL SELL YOU-A NEW '6~;Ct FOR LESS, TO GAIN YOUR BUSlNESS . SEWNG ClllYROlm &OLDSMOIILES I' OUR tUsiNESS ~ · stand . on rubtop. $995 1964 FORD OLDSMOBILE AU roWED GAI.f4POLIS - App(Jiug '< urday mOI'II!dg for a 'lilarrlap JlcenBe tn the officfJ of G,Wa O~R GoAl! County Piobate Court ALL''67 UNITS:£·, .;DUCED! • • { • I '' • e CHEVROLETS ' ' •\ i Kenneth E. Sldera, II, Hen... l!ltolrt•. son, wellter, aDd Joan Darst, '" 1~ho Galltpolil. at borne. - .' LOIIGI! TO " I .' I RActNE:._ ·· tTRUCKS 411 FIIAM wtll bold molll!lit meetlnl July 11. 1,1 ' :$ ft!l DISCOUNT TO I ' 1ON.. Al(UNITJ . ' ' ,: ;.. IN STOQC I· ' >·· DELIVERY ·' ... . ( ~- II, f) •' I •• I I ·.; ' I we . rt 11• ~~ .. �1 ...' ' ' .) ' . ,. v " I. lI ,, I ) <· ~ ,. ; '-''' .,. · CHESHIRE - ,An · appllca- •Inc., .Cl!lumblis, Irld. trW84 an~ 1011tll'to Addison and! '.rap ~~-OB•thli;jirppo;M wa- tbefor. Aug.l,' 1967. 'lbla depos'-tmJdenta have received slso-up lap aild · ~ 111e fociU0. ~i::J fpD for necessary !linda to COD· The appllc2Uop· .lor fUnds l)as B~unclin8 areu, Tit"". wU1 ter system are _1!1 ~ $75 for r~•- It can be s.etlt to JaJl)es Pres- forms and literature concerning of ~ and the lagwn 1a etruct a w~ and sewage syr. ·. been aull!J!¥1e11 ~ ~h ~ b\i approximatelY 1!0· mlles 91 d811ces · ~ snlbUy bl~ . for ton, Clerk, ~ablre VII!••• \lit proposed. ~~te~ and IIW l!es[llenia of the ~ ~~%\..~::: !t~~ ~Farm~rs ~ , ·~0· DiJ111 "!Ill adequalll lire pro. :'?w~r~.:a~~:t•::: ,OJesb,lr.,. U the funiJ8 ~' Q!IIl· several o1 tbdii 'retidenls ·bave be ~n!at\e4 011\ lhli II I till e councU. ., . .Ttte rural water syate;ls tecUon for (/llt!shlre Village lbd I struct this sy1tem CBIIJ!III be$. -already reluJo!!ed' them IIO!II Iaste. '· ag , , d-lln~ .to' ile~ ;~ 1 ot · . ~~RoUih Road~ ~ to .!10111 11\e' 1Resldents of aU Utese ·areas ,talned .otbe de~slt Will be re- with the flO dej)Oett. • RJebll'd . A prellmh!ary fea~b!lll)l• .en- Ire, north to ~ ,. . . r1Chlf(1lre - ICY1.er Sjemenlary and beyond wbo are Interested tul'll'ed. ·i M ber 1 . U "" dB) llne"nlg study bas ~ ~n- (toad and Story•• Rt¥1 Road ·Scllqol and rtf ct.ek m.h b••••••• · ' ,' em Bo C9WIC also uave ' Telephon'e luc~d by the~ l!:nillneers<west wKya.r and f4jUe Kyg~l'&;ii I' . ·'er . . ""6 1111n: ~.,. ... water from this Robert Burc;.hett, mnyor, (¥is revt,,l!ed plana for the propos- lcouncU and 'on I _ _ __ , ·--·-.r· ·- - · - - -· . oo • , '·. sy . mare to P~Y a •10 depoelt,reported to eOIIllcU that !IIIII)' ed· sewage system for Ute yil. l and upiullop of 1 :: 1 \ ' I· ~ SEE ••• BOB QUEEN VOL. 2 NO. 23 s Impala, 4 door bard top, pO. wer brakes, power steertnc. air condition, V-8, radio. tlDt· ed glass, good rubber, elrtra sharp. $1795' 1964 Thunderbird Automatic. radio, depring and brakes, DISPLAYS raising · power special ftOWer st-Ilts, wJs!w Urts.. sharp as a tured are Dale Mrs. Lawrence tack. $2295 I 1963 CHEVROLET Mothers Impala, 2 door Hard Top. standard transmission. radio, w1s1w tirea, one of tbe lbarp. est cars in town $1394< ~ 1965 FORD 1,.1.~: ., 4 door IJard power brakes dlo. nt~w wls!w DISCOUNT QN tires. SUZUKI Motorbike mileage, cle.an as new $2195 1966 MERCURY •" ' DEMONSTRATOR$ SMITH B.U~CK '" .. . Our new trading policy guarante~s th~t you : . con!t get a better buy anywhere ....., Makt;l us , · prove it. Better hur~ whire •you still have a selliction to· I. !. choose from. We mean bu~ ' , - - - - - - ' -..... iness. ' . CHESTERSchool District · ter fire tern es \ ,, ,, I Eastern School Boardr"'. .' .,.. • engine, s.es$9$"' Z door. V-8 standard trans., 30.000 mlleo by Jap Houck. WILL SELL YOU-A NEW '6~;Ct FOR LESS, TO GAIN YOUR BUSlNESS . SEWNG ClllYROlm &OLDSMOIILES I' OUR tUsiNESS ~ · stand . on rubtop. $995 1964 FORD OLDSMOBILE AU roWED GAI.f4POLIS - App(Jiug '< urday mOI'II!dg for a 'lilarrlap JlcenBe tn the officfJ of G,Wa O~R GoAl! County Piobate Court ALL''67 UNITS:£·, .;DUCED! • • { • I '' • e CHEVROLETS ' ' •\ i Kenneth E. Sldera, II, Hen... l!ltolrt•. son, wellter, aDd Joan Darst, '" 1~ho Galltpolil. at borne. - .' LOIIGI! TO " I .' I RActNE:._ ·· tTRUCKS 411 FIIAM wtll bold molll!lit meetlnl July 11. 1,1 ' :$ ft!l DISCOUNT TO I ' 1ON.. Al(UNITJ . ' ' ,: ;.. IN STOQC I· ' >·· DELIVERY ·' ... . ( ~- II, f) •' I •• I I ·.; ' I we . rt 11• ~~ .. �, •rf I I , ~ ~ ~ I , .' "' • J f . •' • , ~The SUnd~.Times-Sent!ll~l,_~day, July _9,19--=6~7_ , f ' I t ·: Addisnn Veterhn .,, Vietnam Wa~· E~ns · ·Rating in Adf:aneed.Electriciau Work GALLIPOLIS _ Since. hIt · jor ope1do111, Doable E·-rte, French reeeived an Induslr!-1 year ago from Vie!- Pbaae n, 11d Vtratnla from Electronlet Technician . cerlifl· return ~ance Corporal va1111in Feb. 1J lhl'oap Al'!'ft 3ft, cate from the Sellool F~r Ele()nam h 23 of Add;,nn. bas IBIS. . tronles of the Bl!ll!ill Fieod EnL. !"rene • • ·. 1 gineerillll Corp. ·• · completed three ell!ctTIIII ..a It wet1 during the• _opera. lrCpl French on the same srhMis. and has attilll)tll! rat- , tlons th't L-Cpl French. the on- ciJIY received an' Allvance'd Elec· · uo• "' Advanced Ehec)rlclan. Jy electrician with the units, trlclan certificate for the ®inL-Cp• French, a \"' 81'Bdll' recelvod the ~st Award ~" pletlon o1 course prescribed ate "' Kyger Creek High School, meritorious servoce in _perfunn· by the Commandant of ttoe Ma· entered the Unlte!l Slates Ma- ance. ol his duties while serv- rlne Corps, at the Marine ·o,rps rin' Corps in October 19M lor; ing m VIetnam. Engineer Seh90l, Camp Lelot•r vea"' and last July \, 111M. l<:Cpl French received a Cer. Jeune, N. C. ,.. · d I' returned from IS m'!"tho tour Ufi~ate of Proficiency for sue- After spending leave at A d ol dutv in Vietnam. cessful completion of a power· dl•on with his parents. Mr. an ai!Bd ••r Dn· man eouroe on Jan. 19, IN'I at Ml'll. Vau~n J. French Lance While I ~ ld L.{:pl Freneb the IJ " Army En~ineers 1Coroorat French returned this _Nnn~ ~ sb...,k ud reon..~ School Belvoir, Va, J week to his post of duty at ~~::learns darlllglbtee ma· On June %, 1967, L • Cpl Camp LeJeune, N. C. a o .~ ,.. ... . ·- c~J Senior in Sociology Morris Says Not Guilty Assists Extension .. - · •'_·~ c:i ;., ~ To Charges POMEROY - William (Bill) Henderson has been named s•Jmm.r assistaht to C. E. Halk,·slee and Miss Margaret Gnll;ths. Meigs County ext•n· . GALLIPOLIS - Dallas M. Morris, 21. of 437 Fourth Ave., pleaded oot guilty Saturday Slfln sprvice agents. morning In Municipal Court to a · A rrSJdent oi Old Washin~ton, charge of burglary and larceny o. m Guernsey County, _Mr. and was held to the September Aenderson IS a senior maJormg term Gallla County grand jury er set to continue advancing :,. sociology at Ohio University. under $5,000 bond. during the program, small inH• , ,. had nihe years of 4-H Charges again~ Morris '!ere DNING Js also a phase signia patches of marine 11'1 e c1uh work. thre(> years as a jlln· f~ed by Gilbert P. Bush, owner of the swimming sport figures are presented in cere101 \eadPr and operrator of the Gallipolis taught at tbe Middleport monies following each series of Ris special awards and Ice Co.. ln . connection with 8 pool. Young Joe Stuetger classes. These patches- more tl t h' , vements include being I breaking and entering at the pauses just before hitting often than not, among the proudde'e~ate to Buckeye Leodershl)l il:e plant four day• ago, tbe water from a low est possession of children par('n qfpn>nre : Citizenship Short Chief of pollee John Taylor board at the pool. tlcipating .- are proylded joint{'ourse. National 1-H Center, Said the B & E Oceurred somely by the American 'Red Cross w 'lngton, D C. · Citizenship I tlme between 9:30 p.m. WedChapter in Meigs Countv and L' " 1ratory also at the center nesday and 6 a.m. Thursday. the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Jr "'"i!llngton: S?eaker Of the Entry was gained by pushing In Club. BILL RENDERSON ho" ·e and counselor at the 1965 the top of a door panel f a r 1 ,, 4-H !:lub ronl(l'ess: chapeoough to rearh through and The American Red Cr os s ~r , for the Ohio' dele~atlon l IDliock the door. Chapter is particularly Interesttr · (' 4-H citizen!;hin s b or t Once Inside the burglar went eel sinces the program furthers cr ~ in thr sumn1er of 1966 1 tllrough the engine room at the the chapter's water safety opF was valedi('tori;m of hi~ 1 plant and into the front office erations. Lifesaving courses are 19!\< waduating rloss and was ; where he ap~ntly pried op- IIIIDDLEPORT - Gone - at even ~!Cered. at the pool 1D C()nom•d tM cho<t>n leader of to- · en a cash drawer and took ap- least for most Meigs County operatoon With the R~ Cross. morrow in 1964. 1 proximately $40 in cash. yOWlgsters - are the days of In early years, quali_fi~ ln' City Pollee arrested Morris "sink or swim" in the Ohio slructors were at a mlmmum. at 11:25 a.m. Friday at home. River. However, more are becommg PT. PLEASANT - The Mas- Chiel Taylor said Morris was Thanks to the program at the available as the program pro1 on County Baord ol Education formerly employed at the Ice Middleport Community Po o I, gresses. Fr~day night approved tik: .or- plant for about 10 days, from supervised swimming lnstruc- Pr~nt qualified instructors dering of two relocatable butld- June 15 through June 25, 1967. lion is provided - a program In MeJgs County include Yvonings trom Hanley Structure of Morris was also arrested on which can take the small young- ne Scally, bead Inatructor at the Eli.abethton. Tenn., at a tolll soother charge, that ol assault ster through the basic• to the Middleport pool: Sean Mullen, 1 n • cost ol $31 ,"65. . on a warrant signed by Ralph instructor level over a period Mike Lloyd, both employed at i31·~eVIeW The aluminum buildings ha\'e Jones. This involved an lnci- of a few years. the Middleport pool: Bob Mel-~ electric heat and air condition· dent on the parkillll lot of John- For 13 years, the instruction er, Dick Nease, Brenda Potts, ing. One two-room unit wtll be son'~ Vine St. Market, accord- 1program bas been underway Barbara Jones, Kenny Harris, r. ~LLIPOLIS - The Town placed at Ordnance Elementory ing to police. . I and through this program Connie Deem and Mlck MorriS. ar~ County Rally proJect wa> School in Point Pleasant >nd o!le Morris pleaded guilty to the' oungsters have learned not on· In 19M, 258 perso111 enrolled discussed Tilll..,.,Jay ID . a ape- I at Mason Elementary in \la>On.l' charge of assault Saturday in ry proper •wlmming procedures for lesson• at the pool; 351 In cial meeting ol t~ Galloa Coun· i The board allocated $500 each Municioal Court and was fined 1but also water safety. · 1965 and 244 In 19611. NeW ty Farm Bu!'l'au Board of D•- for Hannan, Wahama. and Pt. $25 and coats. As an Incentive for the young· courses get underway Monday. reclors. 1 Pleasant High Schools for bani Relocatable. BUl"ldings ,, :; · Are 0rdered I . .,~ I 352 Third Avo. G•lllpolls, Ohio I .• 5t~. ~rigade, ' ' '' .. ,. . ' . ......-/1 ,ll \ "'~¥.' poration, Barn, Vermont to recognize the public-spirited THE MIDDLEPORT POOL swimming program Is 'l, J• ' Dealers. " .' .' '" "· : " ., ~:· ~· ... .1m. a CAROLINA LUMBER Co. opp. PT. ll ' She mel anoll1er veh1cle, swer- were cited to Gelllpolls Munici- City pasaing ov~ tbe yellow ved to avoid a collision orith pal Coort on charges of apeed. tine: Ronald L. Denney 20, Rl. ,lliOiblr car, and the veh1cle ong on July 8: Vinton drlvlna while lntolicat.ant, off the right •ide of the Richard E. Bradley, 33, Cin-'ed; W~rren W. Darnell, 44, Cohlahwoy. There was m 1n r cinnali', G•w J , Polce, 33, Ply- lumbua, and aeor~e E. Buah, A i to ..._ ••• N0 ba • _, • c r.e I mouth, Mich.; Shirley McCIIIn, 20, VInton, both lntollcatloll, all . !JU w.d. 25, Park~burg, W. Va.; John ollhe above scheduled to apo ', J:/Fit'l~trol cited Lucille Hill'- ~ R. Sloop, ·35, Wilkesboro, N. C.; pear July 8 In municipal court. mr• . . . -· ° . 'lldf/• •McArthur, 011 a charge ILewis F. Stuart, rl, Enon; Da- Cited to municipal court 011 ·l,f pitlililjj. frilllont !be Inured , vld L. Bostwick, 29, Po r IS· July 10 were; Altrtd P. Jonard, a ·two ve- moulb; Nita Simmon•, 47, 1 Caldwell; h . 10:45 a.m. Frl- Wellston; Allred P. llarker, 7t, ADIIIOII, 211, OllUI)Ibul; Norman Cf::t]rJJ:~l~lll~ 1 A. 40, 111. I Ermt~i G. D. Jlllllce, T. Wlnlahd', M, Columbus; !USr.; .Tobn W. Dupree, 28, Dlly- cl1ard Rlmley,:!!, Mlrkm; and ton; Clarence E. Elsass, 41, Rl. J - G. Priee, :!!, Columbu, one .... two. GaiUpolil; Giahm -=~~==·~~ ' !~~~~~i!I2Sidnev;DennlaB. .. Hamiramck Richardtrelldway,atltJIIedlnc;andTilmadleR: B. 111m Korn. a, eatawba, N. c.• ,.... rltt, 2G, Manlfleld; and M1111• ~ W.O.Itolt. 40, GaJU. Ins wtlhout ~· the llll1rllll clear BE' T T E R D ES KS ·~~=~~ • · . · • NJB -wtal ........ dooipod : ' J '1 .,l'·~:'. to-"lo111o~ O.NALL ==~~".i.~~~\~ · · v w 'b ' ''RIDEYH .,..alod drow••• •••• ABB doollo 1 ...... ,...... h h p T 8 fre.nc .. · Cllyi . .... ' ...s··,·.· _ .,. 1. . 1. . .,qy -~~ -!$• 0 GtlllpoiJ,I! . Ph. ~291 I TO. ~~a lie' ·~ !'·. : .... ~~.UI 11- ~ •• ~ Alt,M'u' sT'Go' IIIRft5 N p -,IIIIUIIUJ·.. , . ! :.. ·'~'. '•, 1 !'·,,' . .' ,•.. . , .. ,; , i ' fi.·~·.o ··. IO~_~·a ' .,.'ji ' .., ,.,:! ;·" ' . lloltlolohoad...U, ''·'· ~ <g,,,. ,.,>~· .&.. .uNH~ · 91N:te* ,. ···, , . • , • · · c.test"'~ Ljjji;.;, •·r:.·"·;..;.-.:'"''~'•··..,;,;~'.;rfti·;.~~·~f,r.~,(/~·":'"!·r~_,....,."....,•,~,."'!"...,. ~.;.:.,;,;,;.;;...;.;.;,;_........_ _.;,.,.:;.,;--~-.;....--~.,. ,'} ·'' :"·;·'.•,- ) • ·1 ..... j . :h . + ~ • .. 1 ~~ , ,,,, ,ti ' '" " ' G z. - ~ !!f · ~~ ' lao , ' ' I.! ' I G:I .!1 ' J;• ?.> l!l 2 ,a" ' ~ o' , ;; I '· (/1'-. .. ' ,. . 'l I ' llftiWii"' 1 I 1967 '~ ~ ~ 0..-.15 , •· 1: < ., ' ..ciiDI - k d4olo 101·~ ,..,.. ., Co I , · · ' . , · ' mp · ete. 't' ¥ ' '. ,· ' ' Ji, l ~ "' ~ ROOM AIR COIOITIOIEI AND SUPPlY It d ~. • I. •' ''' Aza:•IHI • dIn • Auto Aeel"dent Infant's Head Brmse l .• i wlth b• ' ·, • ·- one- I ; , Sh'::i •• ., ,, "' ' ii.o~i I ' ' currently attendJng classe,.s ~d=ail=y~a=t~th=e~po=o=L---~=.~~~~~=~ PhllliesTrip ., . ., :ov~c~:~~ ~utb"g~ , for all ages with emphasis placed .on getting an early start. Pictured is a group of fo11r and five year ol«ls • 'tj•, "> ., . ~VI ,.. ~ This· messsge Is sponsor,ed by the Ra<:k of Agolt COr· 1. " " •"'!ff'· I ly 111, at 7 p.m' [the low; gravel, bid ol 13.95 centsEp.on, c, 19thArmy Battalion, I gallon M. T. in the 8aftlc Trauung CenAll member• and guests are , co.. $3 per net ton: gasol•"' ter, Armor, Fort Kno•. Pvt. invited. Members are .,ked to and oil, , Texaco; contraci for While 11: the son of Mr. and MIDDLEPORT - Awards Andy Stewart, Bobby McClure, GALLIPOLIS _ The GaUipobnng a covered dish and their [ maintenance and renair ol type. Mrs. v. K. White, of Box were presented to chUdren Gamma Jobmon, Teresa lis Pony League Phlllles, hi a own table service The bureau I writer. Superior Office Servoce Vinton. . completing the second session ~ey, Desmond _JeKff~rs, Willa non. league tilt on Memorial! will furnish meal. rolls and of Huntington. of swimming lessons Friday at Barnhart, Lon oes, Field Saturday morning, blankdrinks I On tbe .....,m!llOIIdadOII of ers at Pt. Pleaoant High School; Middleport pool. 'Perkey, Judy S~wde!d Role ed Cheshire ~ behind the 1Snowden and ChriS W 9HU· Sap! L Brook• Smllb, Grant Connie Jenkins, teacher at Hanhit pitching of Dale Saundm. The hoard 8 ~ discussed the B...;ette was employed •• nan; Thelma Campbell, John Receiving awards In the var- Beginner I: Rebea:a es, annual Talent Fmd Conte•t. to tboltl director aad coach at Sang, Diane Thabet. Olaton ious swimming classes were Mike Eschleman, Gary Nelson, The winners, limited to lour CconductedJ duriFngl the Gal· :abam: High Scheol. Wright a.id Joan G. Athey, unas- the following children: Paula Bocook, David Bocook; safeties by J. Hysell, llcored lbe 18 ounty unlor ar. The board accepted the re•lg. signed. Advanced Be~inner: GarY Jeff Grueser, Mark Hall, Don· once in the fil'llt inning on a it w1ll be for two age groups. naUon of Maurice R. Mayes. Other teacbm hired were George, Suzie Samuels, Tom-, aid Karr, Sharon Karr, Roger double by Bruce Wilson, lol· The junior division is for 14 teacher at Pt. Pleasant .Junior Farie Kennedy and Carolyn my Anderson, Jessamine Ly- carson, Ronnie Estes, Andrea lowed by a Cheshire error. and under and the senior dlvi- High School; Kathryn Small- Lynn Hesson, at N.;. Haven llll! and Joe Rosenbaum. Riggs, Meg Amberger, Stepb- The Phillies added an insurThe Scot it built by Amini :, • th~ Clll •nci 510n for 15 to 21. The conte>t ridge. teacher at Hannan Ele- School; Mrs. Jblth Sawyers, Beglilner IV (Red Cross): en Carson, Traci Sayre, Catby ance marker in the seventll. -A. craftsmanship that coes Into all Amana products. Amanawill be open to all Gallla coun- mentary, and Gene Allen, band math at the junfor hll(h: Don- Tl!rry George, Debbie Harten- Hess, Patty Bro'Vn, John Story I Wedemeyer singled, and J. Th()made oversized coollnc coils, for pater coollltl capiCltyl ty resident. director at Pt. Pleasant Hi~h aid Ray VanMeter, Em.•' A bach, Doug Rosenbaum, Mary and Ruthanna Plants. ma walked. Wedemeyer scorNew hilh-speed compressor, •• and a new autom1tio: Atlending were Mr. and Mrs . ~ School. Granted leave of a~· Wingett and Mrs. Maxine Win· Boggs, Mary Mills, David Riles, · Crawfish: Taml Martin, Ab- ed on ,another Cheshire error. ~l.t 1« quick and slmplti installation. For lltlllllecl cool· Ishmael Gillespie. Maurice sence was Glenna Taylo,, ;B gett, Wahama High. Carl McFarland, David Wilcox, by Martin, Terry Sayre, Joe . In& capacity and extra yurs of deJjendablllty-at.•liudBtt Thoma•. Carl Baker. Mrs Web- teacher at Pt. Pleasant H~h They assigned James Page as Kellee Burdette, Tracy II u r· Stuerger, Kevin Weldon, San- Wilson paced the· wt nne r s price-see The Soot, by flt1\WI ster Dewitt, Mrs. Dan Notter. School. a teacher at the 11Dlinr '•l•h delle, Judy Owen, David Mills, dra Denny, Jeanie McClcre. with two hits. Aldon and Lee W. R. (Dick) llrown and Mrs. Molly Kare Park and Robert and John Allinder, math teach· Judy Sargent, Velvet Swisher, Wtdemeyer each collected a Frapk Mills. Shertzer were hired as teach- er at Pt. Pleasant Hilh. · Sheila Sorgen!, Kim Weldon \• hit for the Phlllies. I and John ~derson. I POMEROY-A partial bind Lone Cheshire player to get Beginner Ill: Jim ROHn- ampulatlllll was neceolltated a aafety was Patrick - In the baum, Jim Anderson, Randy due to tile lawa 111llwet' acct. fifth fra.m e- a ainale to cen' George, Mary McFarland, Jer- dent oaffered by Harold Lem- ter, _ , Ph. 675-1 t60 8&0 Dtpot GALLIPOLIS - Robert T. 1into her lane of travel. In swing- poli.R. . , George, Mary McFarland, er- ley, Uberty Ave, Wedllelday. SaUnders whiffed . 15 batters Bryant, three-month-old son of 1ing back, her car struck the Other arrests Friday mclud· ry Coleman, Jimmy M~ure, Lomley allpped ID wet p-an iD going the route. Hysell sll:Uck "~~j.Af«,_W •.VA. Margoret Ann Brayant, 20, Rt. ,left rear wheels of the trailer. ed: James E. Hardyman, 24, Rt. David Eschleman, Ann Fotch, and iD t1ie faD, Ills lland went out 14 Phillle!J. •, I GaiUpolis, suffered a bruiSt! Very mioor damagP. was done 2, Gallipolis, parking on the Steve Nel11011, Valerie C ad I e, under tile power mower. Com• :;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii on the hesd, In a one car accl-1to trailer and minor damage to highway; Arthur G. Gordon, Donna Estes, Rita Bailey. Scott[ plete ampulalloa o1 two liD.! dent at 8 p.m. Friday on the tthe ear. No one wu injured. 28, Pilot Mountain, N. C., no Brenson, Christl Heso, Shane ICI'II and pafttal alnputallell NEW ~MOOEL ' T~,y- 1$·, Bob McCormick Rd., fa u r-1 Mrs. Harkins was scheduled mud flaps; John L. Bennett, 21, Brunson, Brent Jones, Paula of 8 tldrd wao requited. He . , , ., tenths or a mile south of Rt. 35.1 to appeur July 8 In Galllpolia Pt. Pleasant, oo muffler; Jos- Jones and Brent Hauck. remaloa eonltntd to bls liome. NOW ON DISPiiAy _ ¢0LOR, JLA~K AN!) WHiTE .,., 811,-., Hi•• p eph I. lngleheart, 19, Galllpo- Beginner U: Randy Houda- ·-.-------~~~ :, : , . 1t Municipal Court. 1 , •ut .. .,.way atro ' , lis, unsafe vehicle: Christopher 8h 11, Rob' St rt J If Hlnes •• · said the boy was a passenger [ Patrol am•ts Friday lnclud- K. Kruskamp, II, Galllpoll1, and r_.:oie~~1;;;;".;..e;;;;w;;;;a;;;;';;;;;;;e;;;;;;;=io'iiiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiil .~. ·.• :~-!!' _. 0 .'\,.E -~ E In a ear driven by bls motber. 1 in& the following persons who Warren D. Woodyard, 211, Crown 82 ,,, '.· t•.-'\l,. '~,l~ ''I 82 Cbildren_com._p}ete 20 d Cheshire 2.0 Sessi"on of.SwiDl· IU -ssons ·~ In Gallipolis 132, ~~ i '1~1j<F,': I ~~ ")! • Ph. 446-1177 ed ~inning • .I l . 'lonument nally Project • .,,:.., · 5'-~~-~~au..ers i Th'• rally "ill be conducted! instruments. . wum; ASSTr.Nt;n at the Gallia Cou"tv J u n i o r j They awarded bods for fUI'I Army Private Stephen V. r.airgrounds on Thu.,dav Ju- oil to City Ice and Fuel v,ot.h While I• as.lgned to Company Cl f -·a·I -~ · ' 1 Town, (ounty .= ' Jl ~ Days 0 £Old . Are no More 1 ~ r;; ·= . :::l . • s·Illkor sWIDl. 1 "" . o.,·, ____"'!i ' F,l ~, ' ,•' �, •rf I I , ~ ~ ~ I , .' "' • J f . •' • , ~The SUnd~.Times-Sent!ll~l,_~day, July _9,19--=6~7_ , f ' I t ·: Addisnn Veterhn .,, Vietnam Wa~· E~ns · ·Rating in Adf:aneed.Electriciau Work GALLIPOLIS _ Since. hIt · jor ope1do111, Doable E·-rte, French reeeived an Induslr!-1 year ago from Vie!- Pbaae n, 11d Vtratnla from Electronlet Technician . cerlifl· return ~ance Corporal va1111in Feb. 1J lhl'oap Al'!'ft 3ft, cate from the Sellool F~r Ele()nam h 23 of Add;,nn. bas IBIS. . tronles of the Bl!ll!ill Fieod EnL. !"rene • • ·. 1 gineerillll Corp. ·• · completed three ell!ctTIIII ..a It wet1 during the• _opera. lrCpl French on the same srhMis. and has attilll)tll! rat- , tlons th't L-Cpl French. the on- ciJIY received an' Allvance'd Elec· · uo• "' Advanced Ehec)rlclan. Jy electrician with the units, trlclan certificate for the ®inL-Cp• French, a \"' 81'Bdll' recelvod the ~st Award ~" pletlon o1 course prescribed ate "' Kyger Creek High School, meritorious servoce in _perfunn· by the Commandant of ttoe Ma· entered the Unlte!l Slates Ma- ance. ol his duties while serv- rlne Corps, at the Marine ·o,rps rin' Corps in October 19M lor; ing m VIetnam. Engineer Seh90l, Camp Lelot•r vea"' and last July \, 111M. l<:Cpl French received a Cer. Jeune, N. C. ,.. · d I' returned from IS m'!"tho tour Ufi~ate of Proficiency for sue- After spending leave at A d ol dutv in Vietnam. cessful completion of a power· dl•on with his parents. Mr. an ai!Bd ••r Dn· man eouroe on Jan. 19, IN'I at Ml'll. Vau~n J. French Lance While I ~ ld L.{:pl Freneb the IJ " Army En~ineers 1Coroorat French returned this _Nnn~ ~ sb...,k ud reon..~ School Belvoir, Va, J week to his post of duty at ~~::learns darlllglbtee ma· On June %, 1967, L • Cpl Camp LeJeune, N. C. a o .~ ,.. ... . ·- c~J Senior in Sociology Morris Says Not Guilty Assists Extension .. - · •'_·~ c:i ;., ~ To Charges POMEROY - William (Bill) Henderson has been named s•Jmm.r assistaht to C. E. Halk,·slee and Miss Margaret Gnll;ths. Meigs County ext•n· . GALLIPOLIS - Dallas M. Morris, 21. of 437 Fourth Ave., pleaded oot guilty Saturday Slfln sprvice agents. morning In Municipal Court to a · A rrSJdent oi Old Washin~ton, charge of burglary and larceny o. m Guernsey County, _Mr. and was held to the September Aenderson IS a senior maJormg term Gallla County grand jury er set to continue advancing :,. sociology at Ohio University. under $5,000 bond. during the program, small inH• , ,. had nihe years of 4-H Charges again~ Morris '!ere DNING Js also a phase signia patches of marine 11'1 e c1uh work. thre(> years as a jlln· f~ed by Gilbert P. Bush, owner of the swimming sport figures are presented in cere101 \eadPr and operrator of the Gallipolis taught at tbe Middleport monies following each series of Ris special awards and Ice Co.. ln . connection with 8 pool. Young Joe Stuetger classes. These patches- more tl t h' , vements include being I breaking and entering at the pauses just before hitting often than not, among the proudde'e~ate to Buckeye Leodershl)l il:e plant four day• ago, tbe water from a low est possession of children par('n qfpn>nre : Citizenship Short Chief of pollee John Taylor board at the pool. tlcipating .- are proylded joint{'ourse. National 1-H Center, Said the B & E Oceurred somely by the American 'Red Cross w 'lngton, D C. · Citizenship I tlme between 9:30 p.m. WedChapter in Meigs Countv and L' " 1ratory also at the center nesday and 6 a.m. Thursday. the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Jr "'"i!llngton: S?eaker Of the Entry was gained by pushing In Club. BILL RENDERSON ho" ·e and counselor at the 1965 the top of a door panel f a r 1 ,, 4-H !:lub ronl(l'ess: chapeoough to rearh through and The American Red Cr os s ~r , for the Ohio' dele~atlon l IDliock the door. Chapter is particularly Interesttr · (' 4-H citizen!;hin s b or t Once Inside the burglar went eel sinces the program furthers cr ~ in thr sumn1er of 1966 1 tllrough the engine room at the the chapter's water safety opF was valedi('tori;m of hi~ 1 plant and into the front office erations. Lifesaving courses are 19!\< waduating rloss and was ; where he ap~ntly pried op- IIIIDDLEPORT - Gone - at even ~!Cered. at the pool 1D C()nom•d tM cho<t>n leader of to- · en a cash drawer and took ap- least for most Meigs County operatoon With the R~ Cross. morrow in 1964. 1 proximately $40 in cash. yOWlgsters - are the days of In early years, quali_fi~ ln' City Pollee arrested Morris "sink or swim" in the Ohio slructors were at a mlmmum. at 11:25 a.m. Friday at home. River. However, more are becommg PT. PLEASANT - The Mas- Chiel Taylor said Morris was Thanks to the program at the available as the program pro1 on County Baord ol Education formerly employed at the Ice Middleport Community Po o I, gresses. Fr~day night approved tik: .or- plant for about 10 days, from supervised swimming lnstruc- Pr~nt qualified instructors dering of two relocatable butld- June 15 through June 25, 1967. lion is provided - a program In MeJgs County include Yvonings trom Hanley Structure of Morris was also arrested on which can take the small young- ne Scally, bead Inatructor at the Eli.abethton. Tenn., at a tolll soother charge, that ol assault ster through the basic• to the Middleport pool: Sean Mullen, 1 n • cost ol $31 ,"65. . on a warrant signed by Ralph instructor level over a period Mike Lloyd, both employed at i31·~eVIeW The aluminum buildings ha\'e Jones. This involved an lnci- of a few years. the Middleport pool: Bob Mel-~ electric heat and air condition· dent on the parkillll lot of John- For 13 years, the instruction er, Dick Nease, Brenda Potts, ing. One two-room unit wtll be son'~ Vine St. Market, accord- 1program bas been underway Barbara Jones, Kenny Harris, r. ~LLIPOLIS - The Town placed at Ordnance Elementory ing to police. . I and through this program Connie Deem and Mlck MorriS. ar~ County Rally proJect wa> School in Point Pleasant >nd o!le Morris pleaded guilty to the' oungsters have learned not on· In 19M, 258 perso111 enrolled discussed Tilll..,.,Jay ID . a ape- I at Mason Elementary in \la>On.l' charge of assault Saturday in ry proper •wlmming procedures for lesson• at the pool; 351 In cial meeting ol t~ Galloa Coun· i The board allocated $500 each Municioal Court and was fined 1but also water safety. · 1965 and 244 In 19611. NeW ty Farm Bu!'l'au Board of D•- for Hannan, Wahama. and Pt. $25 and coats. As an Incentive for the young· courses get underway Monday. reclors. 1 Pleasant High Schools for bani Relocatable. BUl"ldings ,, :; · Are 0rdered I . .,~ I 352 Third Avo. G•lllpolls, Ohio I .• 5t~. ~rigade, ' ' '' .. ,. . ' . ......-/1 ,ll \ "'~¥.' poration, Barn, Vermont to recognize the public-spirited THE MIDDLEPORT POOL swimming program Is 'l, J• ' Dealers. " .' .' '" "· : " ., ~:· ~· ... .1m. a CAROLINA LUMBER Co. opp. PT. ll ' She mel anoll1er veh1cle, swer- were cited to Gelllpolls Munici- City pasaing ov~ tbe yellow ved to avoid a collision orith pal Coort on charges of apeed. tine: Ronald L. Denney 20, Rl. ,lliOiblr car, and the veh1cle ong on July 8: Vinton drlvlna while lntolicat.ant, off the right •ide of the Richard E. Bradley, 33, Cin-'ed; W~rren W. Darnell, 44, Cohlahwoy. There was m 1n r cinnali', G•w J , Polce, 33, Ply- lumbua, and aeor~e E. Buah, A i to ..._ ••• N0 ba • _, • c r.e I mouth, Mich.; Shirley McCIIIn, 20, VInton, both lntollcatloll, all . !JU w.d. 25, Park~burg, W. Va.; John ollhe above scheduled to apo ', J:/Fit'l~trol cited Lucille Hill'- ~ R. Sloop, ·35, Wilkesboro, N. C.; pear July 8 In municipal court. mr• . . . -· ° . 'lldf/• •McArthur, 011 a charge ILewis F. Stuart, rl, Enon; Da- Cited to municipal court 011 ·l,f pitlililjj. frilllont !be Inured , vld L. Bostwick, 29, Po r IS· July 10 were; Altrtd P. Jonard, a ·two ve- moulb; Nita Simmon•, 47, 1 Caldwell; h . 10:45 a.m. Frl- Wellston; Allred P. llarker, 7t, ADIIIOII, 211, OllUI)Ibul; Norman Cf::t]rJJ:~l~lll~ 1 A. 40, 111. I Ermt~i G. D. Jlllllce, T. Wlnlahd', M, Columbus; !USr.; .Tobn W. Dupree, 28, Dlly- cl1ard Rlmley,:!!, Mlrkm; and ton; Clarence E. Elsass, 41, Rl. J - G. Priee, :!!, Columbu, one .... two. GaiUpolil; Giahm -=~~==·~~ ' !~~~~~i!I2Sidnev;DennlaB. .. Hamiramck Richardtrelldway,atltJIIedlnc;andTilmadleR: B. 111m Korn. a, eatawba, N. c.• ,.... rltt, 2G, Manlfleld; and M1111• ~ W.O.Itolt. 40, GaJU. Ins wtlhout ~· the llll1rllll clear BE' T T E R D ES KS ·~~=~~ • · . · • NJB -wtal ........ dooipod : ' J '1 .,l'·~:'. to-"lo111o~ O.NALL ==~~".i.~~~\~ · · v w 'b ' ''RIDEYH .,..alod drow••• •••• ABB doollo 1 ...... ,...... h h p T 8 fre.nc .. · Cllyi . .... ' ...s··,·.· _ .,. 1. . 1. . .,qy -~~ -!$• 0 GtlllpoiJ,I! . Ph. ~291 I TO. ~~a lie' ·~ !'·. : .... ~~.UI 11- ~ •• ~ Alt,M'u' sT'Go' IIIRft5 N p -,IIIIUIIUJ·.. , . ! :.. ·'~'. '•, 1 !'·,,' . .' ,•.. . , .. ,; , i ' fi.·~·.o ··. IO~_~·a ' .,.'ji ' .., ,.,:! ;·" ' . lloltlolohoad...U, ''·'· ~ <g,,,. ,.,>~· .&.. .uNH~ · 91N:te* ,. ···, , . • , • · · c.test"'~ Ljjji;.;, •·r:.·"·;..;.-.:'"''~'•··..,;,;~'.;rfti·;.~~·~f,r.~,(/~·":'"!·r~_,....,."....,•,~,."'!"...,. ~.;.:.,;,;,;.;;...;.;.;,;_........_ _.;,.,.:;.,;--~-.;....--~.,. ,'} ·'' :"·;·'.•,- ) • ·1 ..... j . :h . + ~ • .. 1 ~~ , ,,,, ,ti ' '" " ' G z. - ~ !!f · ~~ ' lao , ' ' I.! ' I G:I .!1 ' J;• ?.> l!l 2 ,a" ' ~ o' , ;; I '· (/1'-. .. ' ,. . 'l I ' llftiWii"' 1 I 1967 '~ ~ ~ 0..-.15 , •· 1: < ., ' ..ciiDI - k d4olo 101·~ ,..,.. ., Co I , · · ' . , · ' mp · ete. 't' ¥ ' '. ,· ' ' Ji, l ~ "' ~ ROOM AIR COIOITIOIEI AND SUPPlY It d ~. • I. •' ''' Aza:•IHI • dIn • Auto Aeel"dent Infant's Head Brmse l .• i wlth b• ' ·, • ·- one- I ; , Sh'::i •• ., ,, "' ' ii.o~i I ' ' currently attendJng classe,.s ~d=ail=y~a=t~th=e~po=o=L---~=.~~~~~=~ PhllliesTrip ., . ., :ov~c~:~~ ~utb"g~ , for all ages with emphasis placed .on getting an early start. Pictured is a group of fo11r and five year ol«ls • 'tj•, "> ., . ~VI ,.. ~ This· messsge Is sponsor,ed by the Ra<:k of Agolt COr· 1. " " •"'!ff'· I ly 111, at 7 p.m' [the low; gravel, bid ol 13.95 centsEp.on, c, 19thArmy Battalion, I gallon M. T. in the 8aftlc Trauung CenAll member• and guests are , co.. $3 per net ton: gasol•"' ter, Armor, Fort Kno•. Pvt. invited. Members are .,ked to and oil, , Texaco; contraci for While 11: the son of Mr. and MIDDLEPORT - Awards Andy Stewart, Bobby McClure, GALLIPOLIS _ The GaUipobnng a covered dish and their [ maintenance and renair ol type. Mrs. v. K. White, of Box were presented to chUdren Gamma Jobmon, Teresa lis Pony League Phlllles, hi a own table service The bureau I writer. Superior Office Servoce Vinton. . completing the second session ~ey, Desmond _JeKff~rs, Willa non. league tilt on Memorial! will furnish meal. rolls and of Huntington. of swimming lessons Friday at Barnhart, Lon oes, Field Saturday morning, blankdrinks I On tbe .....,m!llOIIdadOII of ers at Pt. Pleaoant High School; Middleport pool. 'Perkey, Judy S~wde!d Role ed Cheshire ~ behind the 1Snowden and ChriS W 9HU· Sap! L Brook• Smllb, Grant Connie Jenkins, teacher at Hanhit pitching of Dale Saundm. The hoard 8 ~ discussed the B...;ette was employed •• nan; Thelma Campbell, John Receiving awards In the var- Beginner I: Rebea:a es, annual Talent Fmd Conte•t. to tboltl director aad coach at Sang, Diane Thabet. Olaton ious swimming classes were Mike Eschleman, Gary Nelson, The winners, limited to lour CconductedJ duriFngl the Gal· :abam: High Scheol. Wright a.id Joan G. Athey, unas- the following children: Paula Bocook, David Bocook; safeties by J. Hysell, llcored lbe 18 ounty unlor ar. The board accepted the re•lg. signed. Advanced Be~inner: GarY Jeff Grueser, Mark Hall, Don· once in the fil'llt inning on a it w1ll be for two age groups. naUon of Maurice R. Mayes. Other teacbm hired were George, Suzie Samuels, Tom-, aid Karr, Sharon Karr, Roger double by Bruce Wilson, lol· The junior division is for 14 teacher at Pt. Pleasant .Junior Farie Kennedy and Carolyn my Anderson, Jessamine Ly- carson, Ronnie Estes, Andrea lowed by a Cheshire error. and under and the senior dlvi- High School; Kathryn Small- Lynn Hesson, at N.;. Haven llll! and Joe Rosenbaum. Riggs, Meg Amberger, Stepb- The Phillies added an insurThe Scot it built by Amini :, • th~ Clll •nci 510n for 15 to 21. The conte>t ridge. teacher at Hannan Ele- School; Mrs. Jblth Sawyers, Beglilner IV (Red Cross): en Carson, Traci Sayre, Catby ance marker in the seventll. -A. craftsmanship that coes Into all Amana products. Amanawill be open to all Gallla coun- mentary, and Gene Allen, band math at the junfor hll(h: Don- Tl!rry George, Debbie Harten- Hess, Patty Bro'Vn, John Story I Wedemeyer singled, and J. Th()made oversized coollnc coils, for pater coollltl capiCltyl ty resident. director at Pt. Pleasant Hi~h aid Ray VanMeter, Em.•' A bach, Doug Rosenbaum, Mary and Ruthanna Plants. ma walked. Wedemeyer scorNew hilh-speed compressor, •• and a new autom1tio: Atlending were Mr. and Mrs . ~ School. Granted leave of a~· Wingett and Mrs. Maxine Win· Boggs, Mary Mills, David Riles, · Crawfish: Taml Martin, Ab- ed on ,another Cheshire error. ~l.t 1« quick and slmplti installation. For lltlllllecl cool· Ishmael Gillespie. Maurice sence was Glenna Taylo,, ;B gett, Wahama High. Carl McFarland, David Wilcox, by Martin, Terry Sayre, Joe . In& capacity and extra yurs of deJjendablllty-at.•liudBtt Thoma•. Carl Baker. Mrs Web- teacher at Pt. Pleasant H~h They assigned James Page as Kellee Burdette, Tracy II u r· Stuerger, Kevin Weldon, San- Wilson paced the· wt nne r s price-see The Soot, by flt1\WI ster Dewitt, Mrs. Dan Notter. School. a teacher at the 11Dlinr '•l•h delle, Judy Owen, David Mills, dra Denny, Jeanie McClcre. with two hits. Aldon and Lee W. R. (Dick) llrown and Mrs. Molly Kare Park and Robert and John Allinder, math teach· Judy Sargent, Velvet Swisher, Wtdemeyer each collected a Frapk Mills. Shertzer were hired as teach- er at Pt. Pleasant Hilh. · Sheila Sorgen!, Kim Weldon \• hit for the Phlllies. I and John ~derson. I POMEROY-A partial bind Lone Cheshire player to get Beginner Ill: Jim ROHn- ampulatlllll was neceolltated a aafety was Patrick - In the baum, Jim Anderson, Randy due to tile lawa 111llwet' acct. fifth fra.m e- a ainale to cen' George, Mary McFarland, Jer- dent oaffered by Harold Lem- ter, _ , Ph. 675-1 t60 8&0 Dtpot GALLIPOLIS - Robert T. 1into her lane of travel. In swing- poli.R. . , George, Mary McFarland, er- ley, Uberty Ave, Wedllelday. SaUnders whiffed . 15 batters Bryant, three-month-old son of 1ing back, her car struck the Other arrests Friday mclud· ry Coleman, Jimmy M~ure, Lomley allpped ID wet p-an iD going the route. Hysell sll:Uck "~~j.Af«,_W •.VA. Margoret Ann Brayant, 20, Rt. ,left rear wheels of the trailer. ed: James E. Hardyman, 24, Rt. David Eschleman, Ann Fotch, and iD t1ie faD, Ills lland went out 14 Phillle!J. •, I GaiUpolis, suffered a bruiSt! Very mioor damagP. was done 2, Gallipolis, parking on the Steve Nel11011, Valerie C ad I e, under tile power mower. Com• :;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii on the hesd, In a one car accl-1to trailer and minor damage to highway; Arthur G. Gordon, Donna Estes, Rita Bailey. Scott[ plete ampulalloa o1 two liD.! dent at 8 p.m. Friday on the tthe ear. No one wu injured. 28, Pilot Mountain, N. C., no Brenson, Christl Heso, Shane ICI'II and pafttal alnputallell NEW ~MOOEL ' T~,y- 1$·, Bob McCormick Rd., fa u r-1 Mrs. Harkins was scheduled mud flaps; John L. Bennett, 21, Brunson, Brent Jones, Paula of 8 tldrd wao requited. He . , , ., tenths or a mile south of Rt. 35.1 to appeur July 8 In Galllpolia Pt. Pleasant, oo muffler; Jos- Jones and Brent Hauck. remaloa eonltntd to bls liome. NOW ON DISPiiAy _ ¢0LOR, JLA~K AN!) WHiTE .,., 811,-., Hi•• p eph I. lngleheart, 19, Galllpo- Beginner U: Randy Houda- ·-.-------~~~ :, : , . 1t Municipal Court. 1 , •ut .. .,.way atro ' , lis, unsafe vehicle: Christopher 8h 11, Rob' St rt J If Hlnes •• · said the boy was a passenger [ Patrol am•ts Friday lnclud- K. Kruskamp, II, Galllpoll1, and r_.:oie~~1;;;;".;..e;;;;w;;;;a;;;;';;;;;;;e;;;;;;;=io'iiiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiil .~. ·.• :~-!!' _. 0 .'\,.E -~ E In a ear driven by bls motber. 1 in& the following persons who Warren D. Woodyard, 211, Crown 82 ,,, '.· t•.-'\l,. '~,l~ ''I 82 Cbildren_com._p}ete 20 d Cheshire 2.0 Sessi"on of.SwiDl· IU -ssons ·~ In Gallipolis 132, ~~ i '1~1j<F,': I ~~ ")! • Ph. 446-1177 ed ~inning • .I l . 'lonument nally Project • .,,:.., · 5'-~~-~~au..ers i Th'• rally "ill be conducted! instruments. . wum; ASSTr.Nt;n at the Gallia Cou"tv J u n i o r j They awarded bods for fUI'I Army Private Stephen V. r.airgrounds on Thu.,dav Ju- oil to City Ice and Fuel v,ot.h While I• as.lgned to Company Cl f -·a·I -~ · ' 1 Town, (ounty .= ' Jl ~ Days 0 £Old . Are no More 1 ~ r;; ·= . :::l . • s·Illkor sWIDl. 1 "" . o.,·, ____"'!i ' F,l ~, ' ,•' �t~ 1 .. • ·"" . ' . .' '\I" (I i '1 1·1 4 .c ' 0 ' T I •\'' ,.,_., ' I ' . .._.. .. '. ' ·· ' '' .. ~ . I. ~ Tolly That Bring Out ·TJ,e-Story X - 1 o-ues ase a ' s yt ' .' . tltement, bave It the mlddl of ton oa T..nday. 1 back to th• east 0001 t matting 1far·t that you get a ~diU !del' September' 1 A break in the schedule does- at 7 o'dock) " more aesireahle l•l a league's ltart to~·ard 11M Except lor the honored Jew ·n't serve :much . purpose now Iin mid . September than the! tnd of the ,.aoon, wbea mllll. · picked to play in the when the pennant races arc escape days of July. ot tbe retunu' are - to .for 11f: most baseball playera just starting .to whip up some For teams worried about the dlvldual performa..,., I the three • day break _for excitement and attendance Is effect ol a three-day hiatus on Maybe that's tne ~ericat ·. Star tim as a rest per)od generally at its peak during their pennent cham"'· tho Let '"" 's excuse for losing t,h< how to get away and fish or the summer vacation' period. rause gives them a good chance last four AII-Siar games 8J1Il hello to the kids. It's no From a television standpoint. a to hen! minor wounds and re- eight of the la.t nine. Tbey . lion of ronfidence that factor that can't be Ignored, a•group their forces, without par· haven't put their lteSI stars for. .. older, eslabhshed stars nationwide audience in prime tilaity of any club. for the final ward at the right time. secretly wished they lime (this year•,;- game w iII stretch run. Or. maybe they haven't go, elected to play because •tart at 4 p. m. to he beamed Finally, there's tbe estbetir any better. prefer the lime off. It's no lerk for the Rob•Jm•n bOys of Bettlmore, Brook• ' l' Frallll, to play a Suaday twilight game aJalnst the New York Yankees, fly to Aaabelm COMPLETE STOCK SUMMER the nest mornblc <IIIII..,_ want to try a m!d·nflbt ftlgbtl, ploy oo Tuesday, Oy baek Wednesday to Ume to Prl"1'SB11RGH (UP!) _ Two inaing and scored on Jerry Donn Clendenon singled h~me l shutout in the ninth when "'"""llhe Orioles for 1 game Ia 8os· II boomJnll dmdlles by Willie May's single and drove in Gene a second run durmg lhe llrst Johnson doubled and srored on _·-- --Our complete stock of mens summer lightweight BUqell and a palr of sacrifice Alley, who had walked, ":ith Inning and Jerry May, who had a single by Lee Maye.. sport coats. Excellent fabrics and desiy,ns in the rue. by Bl1l Mauroskl paced another double in_ th~ filth . doubled in Stargeil in the The Reds threaten~d m the ..... Pit""" Plra..s to a 11-1 Mazeroski hit sacnftce flies that !1 urth ed h' If ~venth when May tripled , season's most popular patterns and shadings . ..,. _....,.. .,. . . o , scor unse on an pmch-h1tter Jake WoOil singled. ~ cmt the , Cincinnati scored M~y !'fota m the !JISt error by Tommy Helms. ·. But Clemente faked May · Bed!! Satarday and gave Tom- and third ·. mrungs after Mota Tbe Reds fa~ led lo score m tagging up and then threw $~].43 m1e ·SIIIt bfs seventll win ol the bad singled end moved mto the seventh because of a the Cincinnati runner all!!! II ~ea.:.,, scoring position on singles by brilllar.t defensive play by fielding Wood's ~Ingle on 8llrg.u cloubfed .ln tile fourth Roberto Clemente. Clemente but ended Sisk's bounce. By Mtimu.Y OLDEIIMAN J:..!ague eabh of the last three out of a possible 258 this year. ent and stimulant to lan ln!P:. Spoi'll Editor years has been as follows: 19651 Carew Is doing very nlcety, e>t, baseball might ~onsidor N• .,...r Eatorprlse Allin. -Felix Mantilla, Boston; 19116 thank you, fOr .the ~Ins but slaging its extravaganza much YORK (NEAl_ Base- -Bobby Knoop, California; 1967 he's a rookie wbo has played later m the seaso_n._ Exc.p~ for lllllf'PI$& ·a rldlculous lime, to -Rod carew, Minnesola_. - . fewer than three months of those teams partlctpatlng 1n a put 00 .1111 annual shoWcase, the Mantilla IS a perennial re- maj~r league baseball, wbl<h hot · pennant race, September Anl!lar·aame 38lb edition com· serve player who by the next Isn't exactly tbe proper qualify. has become a deadly month lng 1Jil, ' season was traded off to the ing time to follow In t-e foOl- the baseball calendar, 'lbls Is nol a game between Houston Aslros, for whom ~e steps of Charley Gehringer, Joe larly with the e>pansion of the belt-players In the National batted .219, and currently lm- Gordoo, Nellie fox and Bobby leagues to 10 teams earh. mean· ud ~can Leagues. Tbls ·is gers on the disabled liS\ of the Richardson. Last year. playing ing there are no~> five a pm1 betWeen those players Chicago Cubs. Knoop luis a ca- for 'WU110n of the Carolina mired in the secono division In dolng beAt right now. reer batting average of :238 for Leagu<, Carow faUed to bat the draggy days at· season's The dlellm:tion Js Important. California and the last time wel.300. end. For lnBiaiiCe, the starting sec· looked was barely over the .21111 · . . end .,.:_ 811 of the Amerlcanlevel l)e got exactly 23 .votes For honest evaluatmn of tal- Why not, to spark a little ex- m i 101st. ANNIVERSARY SALE Pirates, Tigers Drop Reds, Bosox ~ " H •• =~ Oio. t· t' ' ... ·', ..••·" r SPORT COATS Reg. $26.95 Coats ·Reg. $35.00Coats-- $27.93 Reg. $39.95 Coats-- S31.63 .. _Chisox Nip Twins," 1-0 MEN'S SUMMER SLACKS MARtJN RECORD CHICAGO Fon"t II FORD SAtES '. 'Smokey) Burgm hade record 417 Second.Ave. major , '"' . . PINCH HIT (UP!) 136 pinch hits ~ •' •' •1 • REG. $7.98 SLACKS - - - - $6.33 REG. $9.98 SLACK~ ,.._,..--- $7.83 REG. $16.98 S~tl(sf '}t: ' • $13·.53 "1L , . ~ ,. . - in~ .. Ph. 446'3575 ' .RoseMlyBe Fined $50 For Performance : 0 .c rJl U- . , ... l j':: ~·~ li. ' i!l" ar CLEA ........ '' l. ..,... ,:. ;, ' / ' ,. • ,, '' . ' .,. ' �t~ 1 .. • ·"" . ' . .' '\I" (I i '1 1·1 4 .c ' 0 ' T I •\'' ,.,_., ' I ' . .._.. .. '. ' ·· ' '' .. ~ . I. ~ Tolly That Bring Out ·TJ,e-Story X - 1 o-ues ase a ' s yt ' .' . tltement, bave It the mlddl of ton oa T..nday. 1 back to th• east 0001 t matting 1far·t that you get a ~diU !del' September' 1 A break in the schedule does- at 7 o'dock) " more aesireahle l•l a league's ltart to~·ard 11M Except lor the honored Jew ·n't serve :much . purpose now Iin mid . September than the! tnd of the ,.aoon, wbea mllll. · picked to play in the when the pennant races arc escape days of July. ot tbe retunu' are - to .for 11f: most baseball playera just starting .to whip up some For teams worried about the dlvldual performa..,., I the three • day break _for excitement and attendance Is effect ol a three-day hiatus on Maybe that's tne ~ericat ·. Star tim as a rest per)od generally at its peak during their pennent cham"'· tho Let '"" 's excuse for losing t,h< how to get away and fish or the summer vacation' period. rause gives them a good chance last four AII-Siar games 8J1Il hello to the kids. It's no From a television standpoint. a to hen! minor wounds and re- eight of the la.t nine. Tbey . lion of ronfidence that factor that can't be Ignored, a•group their forces, without par· haven't put their lteSI stars for. .. older, eslabhshed stars nationwide audience in prime tilaity of any club. for the final ward at the right time. secretly wished they lime (this year•,;- game w iII stretch run. Or. maybe they haven't go, elected to play because •tart at 4 p. m. to he beamed Finally, there's tbe estbetir any better. prefer the lime off. It's no lerk for the Rob•Jm•n bOys of Bettlmore, Brook• ' l' Frallll, to play a Suaday twilight game aJalnst the New York Yankees, fly to Aaabelm COMPLETE STOCK SUMMER the nest mornblc <IIIII..,_ want to try a m!d·nflbt ftlgbtl, ploy oo Tuesday, Oy baek Wednesday to Ume to Prl"1'SB11RGH (UP!) _ Two inaing and scored on Jerry Donn Clendenon singled h~me l shutout in the ninth when "'"""llhe Orioles for 1 game Ia 8os· II boomJnll dmdlles by Willie May's single and drove in Gene a second run durmg lhe llrst Johnson doubled and srored on _·-- --Our complete stock of mens summer lightweight BUqell and a palr of sacrifice Alley, who had walked, ":ith Inning and Jerry May, who had a single by Lee Maye.. sport coats. Excellent fabrics and desiy,ns in the rue. by Bl1l Mauroskl paced another double in_ th~ filth . doubled in Stargeil in the The Reds threaten~d m the ..... Pit""" Plra..s to a 11-1 Mazeroski hit sacnftce flies that !1 urth ed h' If ~venth when May tripled , season's most popular patterns and shadings . ..,. _....,.. .,. . . o , scor unse on an pmch-h1tter Jake WoOil singled. ~ cmt the , Cincinnati scored M~y !'fota m the !JISt error by Tommy Helms. ·. But Clemente faked May · Bed!! Satarday and gave Tom- and third ·. mrungs after Mota Tbe Reds fa~ led lo score m tagging up and then threw $~].43 m1e ·SIIIt bfs seventll win ol the bad singled end moved mto the seventh because of a the Cincinnati runner all!!! II ~ea.:.,, scoring position on singles by brilllar.t defensive play by fielding Wood's ~Ingle on 8llrg.u cloubfed .ln tile fourth Roberto Clemente. Clemente but ended Sisk's bounce. By Mtimu.Y OLDEIIMAN J:..!ague eabh of the last three out of a possible 258 this year. ent and stimulant to lan ln!P:. Spoi'll Editor years has been as follows: 19651 Carew Is doing very nlcety, e>t, baseball might ~onsidor N• .,...r Eatorprlse Allin. -Felix Mantilla, Boston; 19116 thank you, fOr .the ~Ins but slaging its extravaganza much YORK (NEAl_ Base- -Bobby Knoop, California; 1967 he's a rookie wbo has played later m the seaso_n._ Exc.p~ for lllllf'PI$& ·a rldlculous lime, to -Rod carew, Minnesola_. - . fewer than three months of those teams partlctpatlng 1n a put 00 .1111 annual shoWcase, the Mantilla IS a perennial re- maj~r league baseball, wbl<h hot · pennant race, September Anl!lar·aame 38lb edition com· serve player who by the next Isn't exactly tbe proper qualify. has become a deadly month lng 1Jil, ' season was traded off to the ing time to follow In t-e foOl- the baseball calendar, 'lbls Is nol a game between Houston Aslros, for whom ~e steps of Charley Gehringer, Joe larly with the e>pansion of the belt-players In the National batted .219, and currently lm- Gordoo, Nellie fox and Bobby leagues to 10 teams earh. mean· ud ~can Leagues. Tbls ·is gers on the disabled liS\ of the Richardson. Last year. playing ing there are no~> five a pm1 betWeen those players Chicago Cubs. Knoop luis a ca- for 'WU110n of the Carolina mired in the secono division In dolng beAt right now. reer batting average of :238 for Leagu<, Carow faUed to bat the draggy days at· season's The dlellm:tion Js Important. California and the last time wel.300. end. For lnBiaiiCe, the starting sec· looked was barely over the .21111 · . . end .,.:_ 811 of the Amerlcanlevel l)e got exactly 23 .votes For honest evaluatmn of tal- Why not, to spark a little ex- m i 101st. ANNIVERSARY SALE Pirates, Tigers Drop Reds, Bosox ~ " H •• =~ Oio. t· t' ' ... ·', ..••·" r SPORT COATS Reg. $26.95 Coats ·Reg. $35.00Coats-- $27.93 Reg. $39.95 Coats-- S31.63 .. _Chisox Nip Twins," 1-0 MEN'S SUMMER SLACKS MARtJN RECORD CHICAGO Fon"t II FORD SAtES '. 'Smokey) Burgm hade record 417 Second.Ave. major , '"' . . PINCH HIT (UP!) 136 pinch hits ~ •' •' •1 • REG. $7.98 SLACKS - - - - $6.33 REG. $9.98 SLACK~ ,.._,..--- $7.83 REG. $16.98 S~tl(sf '}t: ' • $13·.53 "1L , . ~ ,. . - in~ .. Ph. 446'3575 ' .RoseMlyBe Fined $50 For Performance : 0 .c rJl U- . , ... l j':: ~·~ li. ' i!l" ar CLEA ........ '' l. ..,... ,:. ;, ' / ' ,. • ,, '' . ' .,. ' �• " 'I ' Meigs ·\egien U~ps.. Logan, 1~6 01 ·'" ' t ' ~ f• '. . Cl· lht ' ....... 11. .. . . IH ... ltl • . ll), .' ' 4. • ,; ' .. ,, 1966 Dodge .-. Con;net, 6 cyl. ~tl!ldard traui-' door 1966 Oldstutlass · · s2495 . 1 . 1 Door Hard Top. Radio ancf heater. Auto. tran~. " power lt. and poll'tr brakN, air COIId., low mlleal•· 1965 Mustang • • s1795 '' ' standard traN. Clean ' 1965 Volkswagen • • S1395 .. Low mneage, llwp .1964 XL Ford • • • S149S " Convertible, power ttell'llli· brakes, auto. trana. 1963 Ford .' .,_, ' • • lnclependince Hall, Philadelphie. This landmark represents the tenets of our freedoms, a historical guide to our ICivancement ., CountrY,Sec1111 4 Door stattoa Wa1on. 8 cyL auto. tra111. lldlo and lleatar · 1'0.. ..tl.eau• P•v .,._,At A, • nation. T-owtrd the greeter fulfillment of '" American way of 6fe, thla newspaper. pledtia its strength 1nd •rvlat In the . ,.,_. . \ . .. ... . " adv•nc-.ment of cq~m~l'llty end country. ., .. ' KEI~H GOBLE FORD ; ._- Used,Car Lot Middleport! ,, ,,. . •· EARN MONEY :· . AS A ·EwSPAPERBOY 'KYGI!JR ' ... t,,,... ,-~.r OR NEWSPAPERGIRL ·· '·e ESTABLISHED ROUTES . .·: . . . . . :" RED: WHITE, ,;;~ ... ===== ··-.. .., ,. ' elect. 65 Cadllltc Calais 4 Door :=u:-c ........ ' •' • • TltPS ' ., ' :J_~; ··. - . ._ . I . I .1 1\ I . . . ' ' l ' ..,., . .. •· t • . ' . ,, l · R.O.U·...,TIS ,. ' ' " ' ~ I' I' t ' 'I .,... .. MIDOII'Ofr, .,. I " r . ., ~\.· ~· ~ . . ' .\ I . ' ' I'Jf. j . " ; . .:! r.·. ·:· ·oa· f.· J " "· ·.:l.' 't~UI'OI;II, ~10 ··~.w,·:·.. RA:WLIN·&.s·rHO·NDIA:·i: S·ALE$. KAlil VAN ZANDTMOTOlSALES OPUt MI. TIL liCit • ' •. .'t We Will Glvt Yqu FREE GAS For The First 100Q.Miles On These Models r. • ~·. That1s, Right ••• Tht First 1000 Mil~ ·Art On Us ••• Huriy Oil In 0 RA-.INGS·HONDA SAU$, MIDUORT ••• For The·SU""'*' Flm You Can (Ht Qnly on·AHONDA. . ,.. ! .1''.'.1 . I' # '·\ THI DAILY TRIBUNI ··RI·· ·· r ........ .' .,_ • .' ' - ,1, ' ALL SIX READY TO GO WITH "'WIN MIQOJJ,. 90 clq or 4000 milt . . fam- HONDA WARUNTY, 200 Mlltt ,_ t•llon of 1• _, 111!1 '' •· ·' ' . .r I $3800 tl c:.cllllc Cou,. DtVIIt - - - $l295 run )lOwer eil'ulpiltent, radio, ,wlslw tires. tinted llua, blue ~efallle finish wl~ lllltchlng llnterlor. Ph.tt6U75 ' t CASH BCt" .eWEEKLY PROFIT AILI!oyJ an4 girl• are trained and eupe rviMd by asteH whe hive .worictd with ·. ~ ~,.~·~~•.,•la•fer-'·-Y~"' Will not lnttrfere with' IC hool or sports. Newspaper carrltn c1n ..~cash, p~..S 1~d trip,, plus the experience of o~r~Jng th-lr own bu•lnesi. AUfometlc S.vl,np ....,,.,, . i ., •. lraaurana.IO nm...lellfl.-Jearrlen ..IJI tJiel;f' ~wn money tiCh week. :. . . ; '· , 2-C110, fld, tpol't JO, 111JftUJ1 clutch, 4 ...... $3700 JW·.JOINI', 1'14111. IIIII. Wblte llldenU tlrel, Colllf"ort COntrol Afr.Condllloillitg, blUe wltb blue m. ~. imt owner new CadllJac tradt. MAR1'1N'I . FORI)!SALH Pomeroy, 0. 417S.IOndAw. . . .) ' OIL CO. :~ . f . . '· . lflrt · - · ltlrt Full eompi!Jntnt of .POwer 1quf.pmen1, radio, new J!.UI, J1!f1 moi&JUO finish with lq. , . Comfo~ tOJIIrol llr-conditlon- 65 Cedllllc Caleta H.T. ' : 'l ~· 14102, whitt, rally package, auto. clutch, 3 speed; \ I1'ILL FINil THAN MANY NEW CARS ar' ; • •.. ; We have 6 Honda cyct.., all MW1 •II. lOci tnlllltl •• • • 1-CAI 00, reel r•lly plcklgt, .auto. clu~, S epeecl trana. 1-CA102, bl1ck, r11Jy piCklgt, IUIO. clutch, 3.,.. trillS. elect. stert, l-cA102, whitt, rOI.ttr piCkage, IUtO. cluJch, l1p111f trl... CADILLACS . .... ; r BlACK 1111 3Good Pre.Owned JODI. CIIOICI OJIIZES,.. 'SO' SALE . "' ., ePRIZlS . ... ' · '• • ' . . . ·- . I .- . ,, r., . . ~ ~ DAILY ltNTINW. ' ··.: """"·· . . . ~ ..: .1 .., \ t ... ,, ' .r;·... ..." . ' '1'::<:.-· ... " .· '\":' .. �• " 'I ' Meigs ·\egien U~ps.. Logan, 1~6 01 ·'" ' t ' ~ f• '. . Cl· lht ' ....... 11. .. . . IH ... ltl • . ll), .' ' 4. • ,; ' .. ,, 1966 Dodge .-. Con;net, 6 cyl. ~tl!ldard traui-' door 1966 Oldstutlass · · s2495 . 1 . 1 Door Hard Top. Radio ancf heater. Auto. tran~. " power lt. and poll'tr brakN, air COIId., low mlleal•· 1965 Mustang • • s1795 '' ' standard traN. Clean ' 1965 Volkswagen • • S1395 .. Low mneage, llwp .1964 XL Ford • • • S149S " Convertible, power ttell'llli· brakes, auto. trana. 1963 Ford .' .,_, ' • • lnclependince Hall, Philadelphie. This landmark represents the tenets of our freedoms, a historical guide to our ICivancement ., CountrY,Sec1111 4 Door stattoa Wa1on. 8 cyL auto. tra111. lldlo and lleatar · 1'0.. ..tl.eau• P•v .,._,At A, • nation. T-owtrd the greeter fulfillment of '" American way of 6fe, thla newspaper. pledtia its strength 1nd •rvlat In the . ,.,_. . \ . .. ... . " adv•nc-.ment of cq~m~l'llty end country. ., .. ' KEI~H GOBLE FORD ; ._- Used,Car Lot Middleport! ,, ,,. . •· EARN MONEY :· . AS A ·EwSPAPERBOY 'KYGI!JR ' ... t,,,... ,-~.r OR NEWSPAPERGIRL ·· '·e ESTABLISHED ROUTES . .·: . . . . . :" RED: WHITE, ,;;~ ... ===== ··-.. .., ,. ' elect. 65 Cadllltc Calais 4 Door :=u:-c ........ ' •' • • TltPS ' ., ' :J_~; ··. - . ._ . I . I .1 1\ I . . . ' ' l ' ..,., . .. •· t • . ' . ,, l · R.O.U·...,TIS ,. ' ' " ' ~ I' I' t ' 'I .,... .. MIDOII'Ofr, .,. I " r . ., ~\.· ~· ~ . . ' .\ I . ' ' I'Jf. j . " ; . .:! r.·. ·:· ·oa· f.· J " "· ·.:l.' 't~UI'OI;II, ~10 ··~.w,·:·.. RA:WLIN·&.s·rHO·NDIA:·i: S·ALE$. KAlil VAN ZANDTMOTOlSALES OPUt MI. TIL liCit • ' •. .'t We Will Glvt Yqu FREE GAS For The First 100Q.Miles On These Models r. • ~·. That1s, Right ••• Tht First 1000 Mil~ ·Art On Us ••• Huriy Oil In 0 RA-.INGS·HONDA SAU$, MIDUORT ••• For The·SU""'*' Flm You Can (Ht Qnly on·AHONDA. . ,.. ! .1''.'.1 . I' # '·\ THI DAILY TRIBUNI ··RI·· ·· r ........ .' .,_ • .' ' - ,1, ' ALL SIX READY TO GO WITH "'WIN MIQOJJ,. 90 clq or 4000 milt . . fam- HONDA WARUNTY, 200 Mlltt ,_ t•llon of 1• _, 111!1 '' •· ·' ' . .r I $3800 tl c:.cllllc Cou,. DtVIIt - - - $l295 run )lOwer eil'ulpiltent, radio, ,wlslw tires. tinted llua, blue ~efallle finish wl~ lllltchlng llnterlor. Ph.tt6U75 ' t CASH BCt" .eWEEKLY PROFIT AILI!oyJ an4 girl• are trained and eupe rviMd by asteH whe hive .worictd with ·. ~ ~,.~·~~•.,•la•fer-'·-Y~"' Will not lnttrfere with' IC hool or sports. Newspaper carrltn c1n ..~cash, p~..S 1~d trip,, plus the experience of o~r~Jng th-lr own bu•lnesi. AUfometlc S.vl,np ....,,.,, . i ., •. lraaurana.IO nm...lellfl.-Jearrlen ..IJI tJiel;f' ~wn money tiCh week. :. . . ; '· , 2-C110, fld, tpol't JO, 111JftUJ1 clutch, 4 ...... $3700 JW·.JOINI', 1'14111. IIIII. Wblte llldenU tlrel, Colllf"ort COntrol Afr.Condllloillitg, blUe wltb blue m. ~. imt owner new CadllJac tradt. MAR1'1N'I . FORI)!SALH Pomeroy, 0. 417S.IOndAw. . . .) ' OIL CO. :~ . f . . '· . lflrt · - · ltlrt Full eompi!Jntnt of .POwer 1quf.pmen1, radio, new J!.UI, J1!f1 moi&JUO finish with lq. , . Comfo~ tOJIIrol llr-conditlon- 65 Cedllllc Caleta H.T. ' : 'l ~· 14102, whitt, rally package, auto. clutch, 3 speed; \ I1'ILL FINil THAN MANY NEW CARS ar' ; • •.. ; We have 6 Honda cyct.., all MW1 •II. lOci tnlllltl •• • • 1-CAI 00, reel r•lly plcklgt, .auto. clu~, S epeecl trana. 1-CA102, bl1ck, r11Jy piCklgt, IUIO. clutch, 3.,.. trillS. elect. stert, l-cA102, whitt, rOI.ttr piCkage, IUtO. cluJch, l1p111f trl... CADILLACS . .... ; r BlACK 1111 3Good Pre.Owned JODI. CIIOICI OJIIZES,.. 'SO' SALE . "' ., ePRIZlS . ... ' · '• • ' . . . ·- . I .- . ,, r., . . ~ ~ DAILY ltNTINW. ' ··.: """"·· . . . ~ ..: .1 .., \ t ... ,, ' .r;·... ..." . ' '1'::<:.-· ... " .· '\":' .. �-. ' ' ., ,.'· ·-"-- --- ...,- \I '' . ausiness ' ' 9 ACRES. · ,: YOU ToO CAN 5 ROOM HOUSE HAVE A· RIVERVIEW , ~~y~= P~. • = LISTINGS NEEDED . Card Of Thinks TBI OHIO ~ LID cont.ct: CHARLES USL1 5YncuM, Ohto ..... NO ' 01'HEi THIS. BtDKOOil BRICK JNCLUDD A roB11AL DINJNO BOOM, I'VLL BASaiBNT AND • CAll OAIIAGE PLUS ,~ . ·:: .N_,.,.. Awnl el\lumlftlllll Siding"" AI . . . . eAiumlnu- WI-"' .. 1111111111111 Ralllllft .I. '" .....,..,Doon ·ec JIWh' ....... · WE HA VI BUYERS WE CAN'T AN ACRE UIT. IT'& WORTH SATISFY. Wit HAVE SOLD 110111 MOU TitAN THil Ul.IIOO ASS. BY FAR THAN W11 W.VE LIST· ' lNG pBJ.(:L ~CALL NOW. . eBiown In~~ . . , ePIIios ,, et Call COllect 53UU I EJme ' E. White, 404~ So. 4th St R•p,..ntoiiYaln'Thls Area 20 YN;; V, V• Johnson & Son 222- 4th,Ave;, Huntington "'"S!!ii!! blnatlon- 1001 m'odel 'AM IIIMi FM' radio EVINRUDE due Call lltW2ll. , · · ~ IXPEIIENCED ~=t~·~~~~~o•-d ·~Service --' Mo '. l , AUGNMINI, ' ' .5CHWARZEL MARINE .. FOUR . ROOM house farmlnC~round, ' •nab111' re' Bone Hollow Call !J92.3836 . at ROOM APARTMENT with bath, ~. Cheste~·. Bee<~ . Sb'eet; -' ,r ;9j"' 4fl't r• ""> ... ,...' ~ • I -~ '"(, . AND ' ~ T -~ ...... .._,- • · ' f 7 2 Uc ·. QUAUTANE LY GAS ' for -Av~bl~ eveeywhmt- - Depelltible alwaya ,· COounerelal ·' NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS POl CAR.RJDS IN MIDDUPOir. ~ Cont.C, Pip Mlnlty Mlcldltpalt '' '· > '>" ,. lndustrja.l · ' Bulk TaDk Sales & Sei'Yice Budget Terma Call ror rates . and informatlon · PHONE 742-4211 ' Rutland Furniture ' WHEB tor ' . -Ll '"" - · ' I ,':'ton ;;;;; lion, hpeethjllomatlo er. Modem ·wabiut Balaliee aJII,IS. menta o1 $7.j)O ,.. SAlESMAN . ll II ·n.oo• WAIT, CALL NOW. . 1' •I• HERE 18 AN OLDIIR PLAN WITH BA,TB ONB AND LOTS 81'1' IN THB ftONT OK SACK or ROAD J'RONTAOI ON U.1. YARD IN A RE8TI'tJL QUJJ:r INCLUDIIS BARN AND TOBAC. A'DIOBPJIIR& WlrB A VIEW OF · . ' �-. ' ' ., ,.'· ·-"-- --- ...,- \I '' . ausiness ' ' 9 ACRES. · ,: YOU ToO CAN 5 ROOM HOUSE HAVE A· RIVERVIEW , ~~y~= P~. • = LISTINGS NEEDED . Card Of Thinks TBI OHIO ~ LID cont.ct: CHARLES USL1 5YncuM, Ohto ..... NO ' 01'HEi THIS. BtDKOOil BRICK JNCLUDD A roB11AL DINJNO BOOM, I'VLL BASaiBNT AND • CAll OAIIAGE PLUS ,~ . ·:: .N_,.,.. Awnl el\lumlftlllll Siding"" AI . . . . eAiumlnu- WI-"' .. 1111111111111 Ralllllft .I. '" .....,..,Doon ·ec JIWh' ....... · WE HA VI BUYERS WE CAN'T AN ACRE UIT. IT'& WORTH SATISFY. Wit HAVE SOLD 110111 MOU TitAN THil Ul.IIOO ASS. BY FAR THAN W11 W.VE LIST· ' lNG pBJ.(:L ~CALL NOW. . eBiown In~~ . . , ePIIios ,, et Call COllect 53UU I EJme ' E. White, 404~ So. 4th St R•p,..ntoiiYaln'Thls Area 20 YN;; V, V• Johnson & Son 222- 4th,Ave;, Huntington "'"S!!ii!! blnatlon- 1001 m'odel 'AM IIIMi FM' radio EVINRUDE due Call lltW2ll. , · · ~ IXPEIIENCED ~=t~·~~~~~o•-d ·~Service --' Mo '. l , AUGNMINI, ' ' .5CHWARZEL MARINE .. FOUR . ROOM house farmlnC~round, ' •nab111' re' Bone Hollow Call !J92.3836 . at ROOM APARTMENT with bath, ~. Cheste~·. Bee<~ . Sb'eet; -' ,r ;9j"' 4fl't r• ""> ... ,...' ~ • I -~ '"(, . AND ' ~ T -~ ...... .._,- • · ' f 7 2 Uc ·. QUAUTANE LY GAS ' for -Av~bl~ eveeywhmt- - Depelltible alwaya ,· COounerelal ·' NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS POl CAR.RJDS IN MIDDUPOir. ~ Cont.C, Pip Mlnlty Mlcldltpalt '' '· > '>" ,. lndustrja.l · ' Bulk TaDk Sales & Sei'Yice Budget Terma Call ror rates . and informatlon · PHONE 742-4211 ' Rutland Furniture ' WHEB tor ' . -Ll '"" - · ' I ,':'ton ;;;;; lion, hpeethjllomatlo er. Modem ·wabiut Balaliee aJII,IS. menta o1 $7.j)O ,.. SAlESMAN . ll II ·n.oo• WAIT, CALL NOW. . 1' •I• HERE 18 AN OLDIIR PLAN WITH BA,TB ONB AND LOTS 81'1' IN THB ftONT OK SACK or ROAD J'RONTAOI ON U.1. YARD IN A RE8TI'tJL QUJJ:r INCLUDIIS BARN AND TOBAC. A'DIOBPJIIR& WlrB A VIEW OF · . ' �. ' • '. '· ' .. I ., , I . :. lhe l:lhio atld\ De- ' Genter at any ·tirne. mao!!! 'Witti'Roli- .Mar\ager. MAKES IDS POINT-. aob' Bvans (ri~htl 'o} across to Mr. John G. Fill~ (left), President er of caslngs. Both men Boating LAN·D MARK.· SPECIAL PRICES! ' . FARMALC _1 . I . • Hljli·ipftl/ltlltl-fJu/1 powsr ' ' ,. • Moll itrtl wtJrksd in ls11 tims-on '"' fusl .: . \ ' W\1- JOII tum ·ap with the 700, :rou'D ... your farmlilg pratts 10ar. ... ,, ·• ' ~ your worklns daye more; That's because it'a easier to handle' = = . t o rua, 8lld pts more work do111-faster- tbaa ~~ i ,BUY WITH _ . NO DOWN , ... ,~ONE 992-2116 lt.., Melfi General nospltal , '. ' '.' ' ' .; ' ·:..: .' ~ • ' 0 ' ..,, I •• ·~ ' .- ; . ' .. ' '·· ' ' ' I .. ' ' . Has: Mdny·..,..U~es Around The Farm And Home ., ' ,, ' ' ! , ' I '• SPECIAL -:;;;;;B;;;u;;;ui;;;n;;;e;;;;ss=Se•rv=ic..e..•=•.l ---l.t!~gal Notice. __ ·. JULY ONLY .• $335 -. uoALfiOT'Ici -:- Tru•tou of New York cited lor Its Young ,Boaters' !W,IIl" riraln; • ·'l!ei\A~s..e\"101-\-l rnentary film, "Safely Afloat"; Moryland for the "Initiative dedication" ·01 Itt ·J4arlbe Police, and Wisc1lilsin lor ils closely coordlnaled I marine law enforcement. )· Letart Towil1btp, Counb', Ohio, will hold ·• p\lltllc 5• h..iioion the 1968 Buda:.et Thll FidU' p . m.• July 20th; at. th• etne,· at. ~tart: ,· . diu ~~a .me ID 1 Floyd Harrli. Cl4rll: "· _ ltc __.. _l'1)_ J.·~, • ·to spare! FOR SALE ·•· .,, eHay Cover ·eAII-Purpose Tarp ' ' LESS 10% . o·ISCOUNT · . ..-·. .. . • ..'"'~' 't'h. 992·2181 Jaek W. Carsey, Mgr. .; '-o:ofi: tw the Big "L" on Route 7 & 33 at tho U~ End of Polftlt!'OY . TIL f PM !MONDAY Thru SATURDAY) -WE FINANCE . '. . .. I ! ' 11'111 Muon Counties ' New Holland Division of Sperry Rand Corporation. eUpright Silo ·ePond Uner eGran•ry Cover , , I Complete.Inventory Of Many Other Sizes Than Listed Below. ' . your New Hollandllealer '~the, one to~ive you the full job done." Wvlnfl Meigs, Gallio ;, '' '. "It w•lks right 1long and gets the POMEROY .. .... ' • ' -·. VERY SPECIAL JULY ONLY ', .1 •. I • Bunker Silo Cover • • ~ '' • . ~, I I "\ ' CapadiJ to hatKIIe 1 host of JobsAIIIs-CIIIIMtrs Series m D·lZ Tracterl . It takes a 3-'-m plow with ease, and it'D move out with the lmpl_..t.lto complete juot about any work you onoounter aD year long. Chooee four.opeed or ·Your·fcm,. S,.,pply Service Center elcht.apood Range Tranamtssion, ·with A-C Traction · Boooter that trlnsfers weight 1o pull throujh tough opota, Como ID,look evor the D-121 "MA WILUAMSON'' • WILLIAMSON FARM SUPPLY .. LLIS.CHALMERS ~~ 742<5693 . ', •• ' ., ,., . .... 11\,.. ON FULL ROLL QUANTITIES 12' x 100'- .!1(16:.. Black .:..--_$17.00 . 12' X 100'- .004- Bl~k. - - $11.30 . '· '· 16' x 100' -. .006- Black ·$22.60 16' x 100'- .004- Bl1ek $l4.90 20' X 100'- .004- .Jade, _t19.6d .. 20' x 100'- .006- Black ~-$28.30 24' x 100'- .004- Blatk _ _. ·$22.60 · 24) x 100'- .006- Bilek-'---$34.00 .. . ( ' 3rct. & Sycam'!ra ClN.IRlt S · O , . Y ' A . ·oF OHtO . . . ..... :· ' ~ ' '· . ' ,. G;.IIJ~Iis, 0. • ' Ph. 446-2463 ,. • '' "" " \. . \, '"- ..' ' .; ' '' MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. PAYMENT ... •' . . _· ~ ~ ...... ·.·1"'I·. . ,. &IT US,DIIP,NITRATE WH..- THIS GREAT TRAC1'011:::Wlnrtl's"10UTSTANOI"G. , ,flo\JUIIItooCIAN.DO.OII.YOUR;MIIM.o.~D~j,i . (• 81LWING aiaiililnol, 91101, aD 1'llo Fabrk ~bop, mat•. ' ,Autborlad Sln8or S.W -~ . ' . .,.u., ' .\ ., �. ' • '. '· ' .. I ., , I . :. lhe l:lhio atld\ De- ' Genter at any ·tirne. mao!!! 'Witti'Roli- .Mar\ager. MAKES IDS POINT-. aob' Bvans (ri~htl 'o} across to Mr. John G. Fill~ (left), President er of caslngs. Both men Boating LAN·D MARK.· SPECIAL PRICES! ' . FARMALC _1 . I . • Hljli·ipftl/ltlltl-fJu/1 powsr ' ' ,. • Moll itrtl wtJrksd in ls11 tims-on '"' fusl .: . \ ' W\1- JOII tum ·ap with the 700, :rou'D ... your farmlilg pratts 10ar. ... ,, ·• ' ~ your worklns daye more; That's because it'a easier to handle' = = . t o rua, 8lld pts more work do111-faster- tbaa ~~ i ,BUY WITH _ . NO DOWN , ... ,~ONE 992-2116 lt.., Melfi General nospltal , '. ' '.' ' ' .; ' ·:..: .' ~ • ' 0 ' ..,, I •• ·~ ' .- ; . ' .. ' '·· ' ' ' I .. ' ' . Has: Mdny·..,..U~es Around The Farm And Home ., ' ,, ' ' ! , ' I '• SPECIAL -:;;;;;B;;;u;;;ui;;;n;;;e;;;;ss=Se•rv=ic..e..•=•.l ---l.t!~gal Notice. __ ·. JULY ONLY .• $335 -. uoALfiOT'Ici -:- Tru•tou of New York cited lor Its Young ,Boaters' !W,IIl" riraln; • ·'l!ei\A~s..e\"101-\-l rnentary film, "Safely Afloat"; Moryland for the "Initiative dedication" ·01 Itt ·J4arlbe Police, and Wisc1lilsin lor ils closely coordlnaled I marine law enforcement. )· Letart Towil1btp, Counb', Ohio, will hold ·• p\lltllc 5• h..iioion the 1968 Buda:.et Thll FidU' p . m.• July 20th; at. th• etne,· at. ~tart: ,· . diu ~~a .me ID 1 Floyd Harrli. Cl4rll: "· _ ltc __.. _l'1)_ J.·~, • ·to spare! FOR SALE ·•· .,, eHay Cover ·eAII-Purpose Tarp ' ' LESS 10% . o·ISCOUNT · . ..-·. .. . • ..'"'~' 't'h. 992·2181 Jaek W. Carsey, Mgr. .; '-o:ofi: tw the Big "L" on Route 7 & 33 at tho U~ End of Polftlt!'OY . TIL f PM !MONDAY Thru SATURDAY) -WE FINANCE . '. . .. I ! ' 11'111 Muon Counties ' New Holland Division of Sperry Rand Corporation. eUpright Silo ·ePond Uner eGran•ry Cover , , I Complete.Inventory Of Many Other Sizes Than Listed Below. ' . your New Hollandllealer '~the, one to~ive you the full job done." Wvlnfl Meigs, Gallio ;, '' '. "It w•lks right 1long and gets the POMEROY .. .... ' • ' -·. VERY SPECIAL JULY ONLY ', .1 •. I • Bunker Silo Cover • • ~ '' • . ~, I I "\ ' CapadiJ to hatKIIe 1 host of JobsAIIIs-CIIIIMtrs Series m D·lZ Tracterl . It takes a 3-'-m plow with ease, and it'D move out with the lmpl_..t.lto complete juot about any work you onoounter aD year long. Chooee four.opeed or ·Your·fcm,. S,.,pply Service Center elcht.apood Range Tranamtssion, ·with A-C Traction · Boooter that trlnsfers weight 1o pull throujh tough opota, Como ID,look evor the D-121 "MA WILUAMSON'' • WILLIAMSON FARM SUPPLY .. LLIS.CHALMERS ~~ 742<5693 . ', •• ' ., ,., . .... 11\,.. ON FULL ROLL QUANTITIES 12' x 100'- .!1(16:.. Black .:..--_$17.00 . 12' X 100'- .004- Bl~k. - - $11.30 . '· '· 16' x 100' -. .006- Black ·$22.60 16' x 100'- .004- Bl1ek $l4.90 20' X 100'- .004- .Jade, _t19.6d .. 20' x 100'- .006- Black ~-$28.30 24' x 100'- .004- Blatk _ _. ·$22.60 · 24) x 100'- .006- Bilek-'---$34.00 .. . ( ' 3rct. & Sycam'!ra ClN.IRlt S · O , . Y ' A . ·oF OHtO . . . ..... :· ' ~ ' '· . ' ,. G;.IIJ~Iis, 0. • ' Ph. 446-2463 ,. • '' "" " \. . \, '"- ..' ' .; ' '' MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. PAYMENT ... •' . . _· ~ ~ ...... ·.·1"'I·. . ,. &IT US,DIIP,NITRATE WH..- THIS GREAT TRAC1'011:::Wlnrtl's"10UTSTANOI"G. , ,flo\JUIIItooCIAN.DO.OII.YOUR;MIIM.o.~D~j,i . (• 81LWING aiaiililnol, 91101, aD 1'llo Fabrk ~bop, mat•. ' ,Autborlad Sln8or S.W -~ . ' . .,.u., ' .\ ., �.. ,, " ' ' < ' ' '' fiii< ·:_ ' ' .~ ' .. I " .,. "' ,."<:. , ••' ' . ..L.y..on.s~ '··~f')' ~-i'; . ,'' . • :w A form" .iiill •..Jmowri steam. )Joat . say• 'the pub~c WJ!1 .ed~ted back•to th6 • :~~:~~~~~~~~1~' 1 ~~·: ~· r .:: ~ !(gain 'to ·Tra~ dlsap~ !Jn~ big bOats .. . iState City.. Queen Keys!DIMI and -the Virginla di~ ~\ ' \ .. " l • 'i'' ' tz t i 4~ .('-' ~' ii !,CENT$ . Sl\op AU to Thursday 9:15 .fo 5 ., Friclayi9 to 8- Saturdays9 to 9, Monday Morning at 9:00 a. m. ~ THiel IB WHAT'S DOCTOR SAYS WafiMI G. Brandstadt, M.D. The book by Dolger and Seeman entitled "How to Live with Dlahetes" which I recommended in on earlier cmumn is ·now avaUable in 1 piiJlerback edition tbrougb tile I1 Upjobn C!llllpRny, ~-alamasoo, I Mich. 491101. aua~Y . . . '' (BAHR CLOTHIERS} for MEH .Men~mmer Sport Coats SPECIAL VALUES . . ' RE«;ULAR $25.00 - - - NOW $19.88 . REGULAR $27.50 NOW $21.88 REGULAR $29.95 •. NbWi $2~i88 'llOT'OF MEN'S SHIRTS ' Q- My husband has I, learned that he Is a diabetic. Is there a diabetle asao<!lallon whel'l! I may obtain more llo formation about this disease? A - Yes. Write to the Amer· lean Dialiellc Associlition, · 18 East 48th St., New York, N.Y. . Q - Call ZO% OFF • < j I 'LOT JACKETS •• .Reduced .20% ,. 1 L(fr MEN'S AND WOMEN'S LUGGAGE • Reduced 20% 1 LOT MEN'S SHORT SLEM V1lutt to $5.00 $) ,. . . 67 MEN'S SUMMER SUITS '. $39.95 .....:---SALE $3U8 $59.95 SALE $47.88 $65.00 SALE $51.88 $69.9$ SALE $54.88 MEN'S SUMMER PANTS TO $18.95 _ TO $16.95 TO $14.95 TO $1G.95 n~~I;S TO $U5 VALUES VALUES VALUES VALUES _.:..NOW $14.88 NOW $12.88 NOW $1o.ll NOW $8.88 NOW $6.t8 1LOT STA·PREST PANTS ·- SIHS29to40 f'·tal;,_s To $9.00 __ NOW - Rt~ul•r $19.95 - - - - - - - SALE - . .11l1r $19.95 · SALE - ·Rt~ullr $34.95 SAlE 16" TOTE;_. R.V.UIIr $13;95 SALE Mlue•, Jun_~on__,..,.,-..;;.. ''·i.... . __ H•lf Sins .' ' 55 ._00 ' . MISSIS,.JUNIORS, HALF SIIII . T OF. 1 Lo DRESSES • Vl\LUIJ TO $15.95 • • 1 LOT OF DRESSES V•lu• To ,,.,,,uu I LOT OF KNIT SUITS, SHIRTS AND 'SNEI.LS ····· ··•·:~ • REDUCED 20% ·' LADIES' SPORTiWEAI REDUQD 20% . . Valutt Tt$5.95 -I LOT OF LADIES SPORTS WEAi • • IUMMIR SKIRTS • ·Reduced 20% LADIES'- STRAW AND YINYL ' Handbags Reduced 33!% - :.. 3 ' • VALUES' TO $6.95 1 RACK Of' LADIES A SPOITSWEAR _- $' . OFF ·1 $18.95 '":' $lW ,,. .......... .~ ~ . . IIIIi (~ ...... ~~: Sale Prices On it.Pzil. Travel Joy Travel Smart .• "' Smart - StUrdy ...:. tfg]rt. weight lllue, ~/..,Grey, Charcoa~ Green ."-,Ute. · PF1... from $9.95 t6 .19.95 ' J .. A'-L LESS 10~ DISCOUNT . FOR THIS SALE ' Styles Include Train Cases, 18 ', 21" and 24" Cases, 28" and ' 29" Pullmans.· ATTACaE' 'CASES _~,,, Prkts·.:on '- ,, . ' l.i$h:~t!~9ht ~pper · t, t~ ·· a ··· -~a · - ,'...-_ ,'G -" ·•·· E· . f , , ' ,• ' ' ' · .. \ ' . ' t - ' . , ~· t· ~· • ,~r·-,· · - I ' ' .)· f I .• .. /'. ~- - - ,. ' ' · McLtOil~ll_it.~rt J'Lild One piece bent veneer/ fram~ zipper luggage, Charcoal- Brown S 6.95 (:IStl Salt $ 4.001·.· $H;95 ,C.S.. Salt $10.00 ' $1~.95 ·c;.... Sale $18.00. ' $24.95 ·C•S.le $22.01·." '• .. '' . ' Cine Group $6;95 .: ,), ' · .~ TRAIN(4SES and IAUTY ·CASES ' rayo'l Uned, Ue tape~~. · . • · hnly $5.95 _;_ " only $6;9~-:­ - - - ,.~,~~ ,~~·I~J t · ClUr'eool. ColOr.! ~. Blue, White "' ' ' 7.95 tnly, $8.9$ .._ ~,;..-:-,-. ~~~~~~. $4.00 OlilfSUI.95 ,._.;ilf71 ' . .,.1,,.• ' .. . ''~ . ' .' ' . :t: :.' . •; / ,( -~. -1 • · ~·;::Pomeroy., '• • ~~~~~---,-~-~p~t I $24-" • Q - Alllr • lest my doctor said my blood illgar level was high. He advised me nol'·to use any sugar b1i! gave me no medIcation. My ~ shows no ~gar. ""' I •' ll!ilbettc or not? A - If · )'011 tire over 40 8llcl have an elel'!lted blood sug..r ytHii • betic.~:.;::~:!~ easy, .-; 22'' COMPANION - R..ular $21.95 - - - - - - - -· SALii Mf,9S 25" 2 SUITER - R... ular $32.95 SALE $2P.50 . 25" 3 S.UITER - ftltul•r $34.95 i • .. SALI $2181 -v~. level conflpnli4 by mllrf ll!ai! one test, you mlldly dlt· $($.9J eMEN'S- ColOrs: Olive Brown -Chai'COII OrlnaH tablets for diabetes. I must avoid the foodl mentioned I am lo&lng weight What should I do? A - 'ftere must be aome l'l!ason oilier ·than diabetes for the r~trictlons on your diet. A diabetic diet sbould be a well· balaneed diet designed In m~aln> lain your weight wiUtln the mal range for your height. This can be a very llheral diet lew, If any, restrictions of sp&11 ""'" foods. The dosage of lite tolbutamide <Orlnase) Is carefully adjusll!d to keep your urine sugar • free. A - Wbea one has diabetes he ever Clll'ed or Is the diae•ase ever arrested to tile p oIn wbel'l! he no longer needs · il>atlc111? Does Orlnase help Jose welgbt or doet the lois weight come mainly from the diabetic diet? · A - Dllbetes elili be controlbut not cured!,Many mUd diabetics can keep lltelr dIs· II ease Ullder control wlUt diet are over 40, you must do alone. If you reed to lose weight, as do most dlabetlcs are ov" 40, you must do 'through y~r diet. Tbe toJ. butamldS Is given only In reyour blood eugar leveL Q - I am pJallllil1g a trip ·by train which laket1 seven or hours. Is u: safe to carry my Insulin that · 10118 without refrigeration. I am _· -Reg.$8.95 s: ·- - - - : - - - - - S A t E $15.95 . - - - - - - - - S A L E $15.95. · Q - Call a .diabetic eat 'or11~tlBtl .•_• fftl~oed!d foods and use salt? LADIES' SWIMWEAR ••• REDUCED ·20% · Iron REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR pers1D!I iler control. · .' VALUES TO $3.98 WORK PANTS pair $2·00 SHIRTS 4 U(f if, ~~ and testing,· It iS'·kl!JJl.J ID' < • ... I ·AiRWAY LUGGAGE diabetes go lime wltbout A- Tbe older persons MEN'S BERMUDA SHORTS 1 . rs L.UqGAG:E Jusi' ' /' •j •. •. -.? .. ''• -~ It: · lidlll• .. ' '. Jts ' �.. ,, " ' ' < ' ' '' fiii< ·:_ ' ' .~ ' .. I " .,. "' ,."<:. , ••' ' . ..L.y..on.s~ '··~f')' ~-i'; . ,'' . • :w A form" .iiill •..Jmowri steam. )Joat . say• 'the pub~c WJ!1 .ed~ted back•to th6 • :~~:~~~~~~~~1~' 1 ~~·: ~· r .:: ~ !(gain 'to ·Tra~ dlsap~ !Jn~ big bOats .. . iState City.. Queen Keys!DIMI and -the Virginla di~ ~\ ' \ .. " l • 'i'' ' tz t i 4~ .('-' ~' ii !,CENT$ . Sl\op AU to Thursday 9:15 .fo 5 ., Friclayi9 to 8- Saturdays9 to 9, Monday Morning at 9:00 a. m. ~ THiel IB WHAT'S DOCTOR SAYS WafiMI G. Brandstadt, M.D. The book by Dolger and Seeman entitled "How to Live with Dlahetes" which I recommended in on earlier cmumn is ·now avaUable in 1 piiJlerback edition tbrougb tile I1 Upjobn C!llllpRny, ~-alamasoo, I Mich. 491101. aua~Y . . . '' (BAHR CLOTHIERS} for MEH .Men~mmer Sport Coats SPECIAL VALUES . . ' RE«;ULAR $25.00 - - - NOW $19.88 . REGULAR $27.50 NOW $21.88 REGULAR $29.95 •. NbWi $2~i88 'llOT'OF MEN'S SHIRTS ' Q- My husband has I, learned that he Is a diabetic. Is there a diabetle asao<!lallon whel'l! I may obtain more llo formation about this disease? A - Yes. Write to the Amer· lean Dialiellc Associlition, · 18 East 48th St., New York, N.Y. . Q - Call ZO% OFF • < j I 'LOT JACKETS •• .Reduced .20% ,. 1 L(fr MEN'S AND WOMEN'S LUGGAGE • Reduced 20% 1 LOT MEN'S SHORT SLEM V1lutt to $5.00 $) ,. . . 67 MEN'S SUMMER SUITS '. $39.95 .....:---SALE $3U8 $59.95 SALE $47.88 $65.00 SALE $51.88 $69.9$ SALE $54.88 MEN'S SUMMER PANTS TO $18.95 _ TO $16.95 TO $14.95 TO $1G.95 n~~I;S TO $U5 VALUES VALUES VALUES VALUES _.:..NOW $14.88 NOW $12.88 NOW $1o.ll NOW $8.88 NOW $6.t8 1LOT STA·PREST PANTS ·- SIHS29to40 f'·tal;,_s To $9.00 __ NOW - Rt~ul•r $19.95 - - - - - - - SALE - . .11l1r $19.95 · SALE - ·Rt~ullr $34.95 SAlE 16" TOTE;_. R.V.UIIr $13;95 SALE Mlue•, Jun_~on__,..,.,-..;;.. ''·i.... . __ H•lf Sins .' ' 55 ._00 ' . MISSIS,.JUNIORS, HALF SIIII . T OF. 1 Lo DRESSES • Vl\LUIJ TO $15.95 • • 1 LOT OF DRESSES V•lu• To ,,.,,,uu I LOT OF KNIT SUITS, SHIRTS AND 'SNEI.LS ····· ··•·:~ • REDUCED 20% ·' LADIES' SPORTiWEAI REDUQD 20% . . Valutt Tt$5.95 -I LOT OF LADIES SPORTS WEAi • • IUMMIR SKIRTS • ·Reduced 20% LADIES'- STRAW AND YINYL ' Handbags Reduced 33!% - :.. 3 ' • VALUES' TO $6.95 1 RACK Of' LADIES A SPOITSWEAR _- $' . OFF ·1 $18.95 '":' $lW ,,. .......... .~ ~ . . IIIIi (~ ...... ~~: Sale Prices On it.Pzil. Travel Joy Travel Smart .• "' Smart - StUrdy ...:. tfg]rt. weight lllue, ~/..,Grey, Charcoa~ Green ."-,Ute. · PF1... from $9.95 t6 .19.95 ' J .. A'-L LESS 10~ DISCOUNT . FOR THIS SALE ' Styles Include Train Cases, 18 ', 21" and 24" Cases, 28" and ' 29" Pullmans.· ATTACaE' 'CASES _~,,, Prkts·.:on '- ,, . ' l.i$h:~t!~9ht ~pper · t, t~ ·· a ··· -~a · - ,'...-_ ,'G -" ·•·· E· . f , , ' ,• ' ' ' · .. \ ' . ' t - ' . , ~· t· ~· • ,~r·-,· · - I ' ' .)· f I .• .. /'. ~- - - ,. ' ' · McLtOil~ll_it.~rt J'Lild One piece bent veneer/ fram~ zipper luggage, Charcoal- Brown S 6.95 (:IStl Salt $ 4.001·.· $H;95 ,C.S.. Salt $10.00 ' $1~.95 ·c;.... Sale $18.00. ' $24.95 ·C•S.le $22.01·." '• .. '' . ' Cine Group $6;95 .: ,), ' · .~ TRAIN(4SES and IAUTY ·CASES ' rayo'l Uned, Ue tape~~. · . • · hnly $5.95 _;_ " only $6;9~-:­ - - - ,.~,~~ ,~~·I~J t · ClUr'eool. ColOr.! ~. Blue, White "' ' ' 7.95 tnly, $8.9$ .._ ~,;..-:-,-. ~~~~~~. $4.00 OlilfSUI.95 ,._.;ilf71 ' . .,.1,,.• ' .. . ''~ . ' .' ' . :t: :.' . •; / ,( -~. -1 • · ~·;::Pomeroy., '• • ~~~~~---,-~-~p~t I $24-" • Q - Alllr • lest my doctor said my blood illgar level was high. He advised me nol'·to use any sugar b1i! gave me no medIcation. My ~ shows no ~gar. ""' I •' ll!ilbettc or not? A - If · )'011 tire over 40 8llcl have an elel'!lted blood sug..r ytHii • betic.~:.;::~:!~ easy, .-; 22'' COMPANION - R..ular $21.95 - - - - - - - -· SALii Mf,9S 25" 2 SUITER - R... ular $32.95 SALE $2P.50 . 25" 3 S.UITER - ftltul•r $34.95 i • .. SALI $2181 -v~. level conflpnli4 by mllrf ll!ai! one test, you mlldly dlt· $($.9J eMEN'S- ColOrs: Olive Brown -Chai'COII OrlnaH tablets for diabetes. I must avoid the foodl mentioned I am lo&lng weight What should I do? A - 'ftere must be aome l'l!ason oilier ·than diabetes for the r~trictlons on your diet. A diabetic diet sbould be a well· balaneed diet designed In m~aln> lain your weight wiUtln the mal range for your height. This can be a very llheral diet lew, If any, restrictions of sp&11 ""'" foods. The dosage of lite tolbutamide <Orlnase) Is carefully adjusll!d to keep your urine sugar • free. A - Wbea one has diabetes he ever Clll'ed or Is the diae•ase ever arrested to tile p oIn wbel'l! he no longer needs · il>atlc111? Does Orlnase help Jose welgbt or doet the lois weight come mainly from the diabetic diet? · A - Dllbetes elili be controlbut not cured!,Many mUd diabetics can keep lltelr dIs· II ease Ullder control wlUt diet are over 40, you must do alone. If you reed to lose weight, as do most dlabetlcs are ov" 40, you must do 'through y~r diet. Tbe toJ. butamldS Is given only In reyour blood eugar leveL Q - I am pJallllil1g a trip ·by train which laket1 seven or hours. Is u: safe to carry my Insulin that · 10118 without refrigeration. I am _· -Reg.$8.95 s: ·- - - - : - - - - - S A t E $15.95 . - - - - - - - - S A L E $15.95. · Q - Call a .diabetic eat 'or11~tlBtl .•_• fftl~oed!d foods and use salt? LADIES' SWIMWEAR ••• REDUCED ·20% · Iron REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR REGULAR pers1D!I iler control. · .' VALUES TO $3.98 WORK PANTS pair $2·00 SHIRTS 4 U(f if, ~~ and testing,· It iS'·kl!JJl.J ID' < • ... I ·AiRWAY LUGGAGE diabetes go lime wltbout A- Tbe older persons MEN'S BERMUDA SHORTS 1 . rs L.UqGAG:E Jusi' ' /' •j •. •. -.? .. ''• -~ It: · lidlll• .. ' '. Jts ' �)• ~ .- ., . ---·........ ......... -·~--- " _._ .._ ... ...,.. ...___ ,_, ~ .) __ _ -~---•-_..._ ,_ ,_ ~ - r J.·,-, .• . ' '' '' ,r I ' ' •• - '' l' ._,~.,..- ••. ,... 0 , ~-- ,_ . ..., .,... .., , •!•lWtJ#z: .:............. , ' r ' ' ' I ,' ·v.· .-, ·, ' " ' '!:1 '' ~">f,.• ' ' ~.· " 0 ...I• . ~- \ ',•'r"'' .' ' ' \1· "' ' J ~'"·•' 1,· ~-;· -·· -:·· • ·" ·~·--.~;' '- "!'; '" ., ~ 1' ~· ;· ' ···r-' .4.-- .• • ~ .-... ~!" ' ... .._.,.. ... ... --..--.,...,......,_..,. __ - - ,. -~ ·- ~ --~ . ~ -~ '.' " ' --... . - ~---··- ~ .......... ... - ' ·' ' ,. ' so ' J •• I ' ' ' ' ) I " . ' • \,'. ;· 1\,_ • ' •' . " ,, ,· "" .. ' I •. , ' ' Hf By DICK '' '' I, ~~.• -. ','< ·-'··~·"'/' ..... . I ' _, ··. ·· \ ~ ,f' ' ' I . ., •. ~ ' . ... : , I ' ·~· ' .. '· . ,~., '~-t•.\ ·'> ' 'It r· ; -\•. ~ ' r •. ' l ~ ,, ..,, '' ' '-· ..'' ' ' ' • ' I ' • ', GALLIPOLIS ,, f plentiful for ~ ' Dam No. 25. : meets demarnl : J. r. HatlleW' i · for overhaul. : Lyons of Mi~ plre Fuel of Combine sells B. Finley. These ar~ • ies found in the,. the Gallipoli• qf 50 years ago. 'l')i following . items~; ' I ~,, steamboats are II' July S, 1117 In the Pjttsburgt ing coal jo the . : plants from ~ River. t The Pltttsbur~ ''Cflmblne" bas ! boats ~prague ley, largest o~: ers, to the Alum . '' East St. ' LOUIS, about 6,500 tons; MissiSsipPi . RivE !Tom tjle Arkaw Louis. ' -·_ The towboat + - -- F - -· - ff. ,,· Me ,\. ,. ' \ . .. ..,• '' ..••'' ' I, ' ~ 'I SPECI \ ' ! J.... ' '1LO • VALUES . ' ., $6;0o ~ •.. ' I • I ) l I, I / WOR MEWS 51 I '. '. · ~· JACK. '!I ..:. ~·. '' ... , ' ', 1 LOT M ,. LUG~ I 1 LOT I .SHII 67 N REGUU REGUI.I REGW REGUIJ ; Mij \ ~. . (· ' . ···'" ,.-.z.r ....""l...·t,.' .'-!. ·1~·- t · ~ I • ,' ·.~ ,,,.,, • ', .. .' ~. ,. ' . • t-' •. ~ • J ' 1S ~ome:be ' ~~ MEN'S i ' . ol ,. I,. I I '' VALUE! VALUE! VALUE! VALUI! ., ..::·. .- ;,;, ~ ... <~:~ . . -, • -' ,.· i ' ."::~ ··- - . ~ . .. - ~ ,_J~ ...... "' ..,' ~ ., l ' if.;•.;;,..,...,.._ .. . . .- ..... ~, ·- �•· .•. -" - ----- - . ... ~ .I ) ~- ~ .... - ~ .. ---- ... i• - • ··-.o.- ·-· - - ' · ...- - - - · -.......-- .... ---· ••• ............,.. ,....,... '·' "·· <~ ·~·---~- .• ' " -·~ • " 4i.' . ·- - . .. . . . . -- .... - . . . ......~-------o;-·-- •I .~ ... --- ·•··... \ - ./~ ,'• 1~-:, c:.utt· -~ . I• t,:,' \ ·.• ' . , ... \' "-~ ...' .......... •' . •· ·I • ·. ' •-. ' ' ,( / .•. . .. ' . .' ,_,., I . ' <' • • ·' " - ,. .,. :\ i ~' ,_, ' ~iS- ', ,· .. ~.; ' ... ' . .,_"'!, l ..' ~ • i' ., /}7• I I' "'\ . " ( ' ... ··-~ I ..... ) .. i •• t :·· ,, ':.0 ' ' t . By DICK GALLIPOUS ,, · plentiful for Dam No. 2$. Th 0 ' mecls dernal!ll · J. r. Hatfle!Wl . . for overhaul. Lyons of Micldl ' pire Fuel ol Combine sells B. Finley. These are t .' J les found in thti; the Gallipolis , 50 years ·ago. ' ,. "'"' . lollowin( i\em>,, . '. '· ·" ..~--.. . ~ '' ·/..' ·•• > . ' .. · . ,. l' July 3, . ltl7 ~ ste.mboats are lll' in the PittsburJll ing coal to th~) plants trom • . R1ver. The .Pitttsbur YECHI-I! I-\ORRIBLE ! "Comtii~" b boats ~prague , ley, large$! ' ei'!, to the AI '• East St. , Lo~,. ah<lqt G ;soo todri' Mississippi · R~~ (rom the Arklij)l . ' LouIS. A "PXUMENTARY? AQJIZ SHOW'? A PAtJ6L SHOW? A SIT(:)A110k> COMWtl ? A JUAJG(£ FEATURe 1 AM UNDERWATER SE.RltS.? A. IJE.WS DlSCUSSIO\l? . .. . ~~-:!~'""~'""":'-__.;..,.- i ",; The towboat i ·#; G PRISCILLA'S POP £VE.RY IJIGHT I, PERSOIJAttY, YCXJ ·P€~--JUSI OOIJT UtJC€RSTM.lD 1HE\R€AL CAIJ REJECt 'ABoUT HAL.F A MllliOPJ OOUARS WORTH OF EIJTERTAIIJME.IJT IF I ' . CHC()SE TO! VALUE . OF .. TEt£VISIOlJ! l lO VALUES · WOUI.DJUH . LOOKIT TlolrAT! u.oo_ i MEN'S " SHQ~ <11.0T i I WOR MEN'S I I I si • 1 LOT M 'I LUGf .. • JACK. ,( • 'WINTHROP . ,, .. J WHArtLWE OOTtn\Y'? 1 LOT I ' .SHU ., Kllits, Col 67N REGUU REGUU : REGUIJ ~~ . ' ...• MEl' VALUE! VALUE! VALUE! V~LUt ·~: L 1 fipts! : ...I . . .I ' '' ; ·.au.. . I AM! IJO! : IJO! ~~ -· 1\JO.t �t . . ' l ., .. ~·· \ \ •' .. ... .. .-. I· -~- ... .. -~ . ~ ?"· ' , ........·i , • '. ' " ' j ' . ... ., .... ,. I '• \' GAL~ 1 plentif~l ; Dam ~< ·~ . ,. i .\ ' . " ' ' .. . .,. . '( . ,I ' ...... ........ .' I , \'~'>, ' .. ,. '' J.meots~ r. Combine B. Finll•, .~ '.,:, B.) . for ov Lyons ~ plre Fjl ... ~· . ;,.. r .? . . } I ,.J. ·· ~ •,'... ~. . ' ' ., ' • These ~~50 ye~~UIIi lollowl July '} steam~ in the ~ ing c<>f} plants j1 R:.,- 11Com . ,, • • "~It B~ FEEDitil' · PEOI'ti T, • flOOR W\1) . '. ,, HI, ' I ' ' ., '< •1 ~-· . ~ ' \•t l ~ I l' ' ·' ' boats ,. ley, 1111: ~ · ... • . ' .; r '• ' '' en.~ I • \I{'V !. East, ~ alnqt~ Mlssi • •• ·"~.· !rom Loui /' ....,. Th{ l .; \ Bl1GS. BUNNY ~ SP ..., • I '1' VAl' $6.~ ~ MEl SH i1l w I ' ·+· . .· ~ .. i ' ) " i ';' ' ' .. ~ 1L .. :~ { L .. · ' •1· . ' ... ' .. 1 LC St -67 Knit$ ,. . ·r· -~ ' . . •· r.. ' ' '· J. . . .;., ·"-1 ... ~ ~ ''"""" ... J·""' • ' ' ' ~ "· . •· ,, ··~· · ·· \ I ...•. W!NNIN'S F£R 'I&AR~! .. // '· '·\ . ' ., �. ''' ' ' ' < ·~---.----- ·'.) ' I I '·· .... ~·-I . ~· .) .t,.> , i_ll,: . , ! -. : .. ~V' , " Ht ,. ' ·• 'i.' ' ' .,.,;b'··, " '• '\"' I, ' ''' . I 1I "· <: ' ' ' ., ' '" , t · r ·· -- ·f -•· adllitnl8f:.,; L American trtJops fu VIetnam . bii!'J"Ini. "a ei_W demonat~fli"'l . bY OI!J; dllltlllli' .fXRI!rll at an • overr!dq niJJJ~ \1e~slcy. . ,, ( 1. . ' . . for ovf · Lyons 1 plr• [q Combill B. Fin! llllnol off : These ies low the G4J pbere 50 YeaS foil owl~ mea11- of restrallil' · to an . WbUt; • !j~ .-' '· . '. July '. . ' in the.; 'lr., .,,. • . ing CC\f ~~i' ·' ';I t· ·. · reservt "thj! right to witbd181t · rrom Vle,tn6m" if the ,Sa~ll IJOVernment blaks U.S. polli!T obJt!JltiVes. . . !)aBe said there hal been tall: "II) h!i\1 ,circles within ofir ' ·governinent. and. elsewhere" .tbat the United state! must accept whitever · the South Vietnamese do because "our Prestige is already so deeply involved we cannot wllhdraw. ''This II Intolerable posJ.. • 'I • enttne . . "TIIb coneluaklli Is 'by no meallli mlne !l!onii· n' <;lie a~ld. SeQ. Jacob .favlts, •11-lf.Y., joined Case in- tlpposlll(l "any . . n~ inlu&lon ol inan!Miwer in order to escalate the struggle beyond !lie point at which we wage ll • "l would not favor any .' ~ ·-·· _ ) steamljl ' ' . . · MONDAY, JULY 10, 196il ucom boats ley. 1~: . ti ers. '' ' · , to ~ae which ' tlon'a Vie pi~Uefis. : · , eaeaiation of. .the in · S@..Cilfli)nl 1'\·. Cile, Jt.!'I.J.,. ' v.ielnam/ •.~,viii .leid · pld . In a· prepar;ei!p lmate •Caae, a ·\llel!lber of the Seuate spel!:h ~· waJ' ·•opPOsed "' to · Foreign· ~lations CommlW., lncreasJnl the : '1Wni~ . ot l8ld , lbe United sta~s • '~ GA~ meets \'i . J. r. ljj '1 \" J,f'' •:! ', ' lh. the •', p\enttfa oam ~ ' • ~ '' •: ' r, lI ' . -._Fly :::~~ ~· Miss· ' . I T~rough Vicious AA Fir.e ' . rr.m • Loui~' - " ~ " '' I . .. ' f (• ..•. .- ...:. - ....... ' ···~;r· ,' IOJ*Ul •· . '_.., ( urn .. . rec .. at s lllsf! have • past eight '!be •. • •· ..• Sl ; ' I ._. -'1 i •'• ./ .- ooMMt'J. ~ declared St . . ~belllon Is · . If confirmed, f . ... .~: J ' ~ . I ·• ..·' ' ' ' I • .' ' .,r . ' ~ . , ·{.:X· . \ i ; '·.. ···'·' . : __ ; -r ., •• " ·. ; ' . .\. 8 kl ~emment Ne Win. -1 1 li .Sl -67 Knit ,in REG REG ~ ., !!!' ... '" '' , ,J ! ( ,.l' ' ,,.,. . · , . I ' . " ' ( ' . ,'' .,< ·¥.{ . '·' . ' ;. ~ lt 1 Mid~ • East Cr-isis.· ··.l~, PROJECT COMPLETE - l'ol'JIIal plan!lng costing •800 have been completed IU'IIUDd the Meiss County Welfut Department's new of:U.ce bullillng In Middleport by the Middleport, Garae'n Club. l'h'lJlanting at the ~e and frOnt ,of the new , 1\l'Uctura featurea Capata Yews,.'&Jij Yews, llex mLanders, Hemloc'k and Uer Hetzl. Accentiag lbe,;elteDiive plantings are white marble chips imported from Jtaly. Ro\IDdlng out the Jl_rojeqt at th~ entrance will b&' two large wrouiht iron II1'I1S of red geraniWDI,·rp., projeCt will be entered in tbe Sears Beautlflcation ,l!ontest • year. .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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