http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/f961e4e4e8f37a4e373f56fdf456afe3.pdf c23a0df486c9b71a556a499a407f8779 PDF Text Text ' . ' .' ' ' .; ~ Soatlnel· Pcao.W-1(1~ o.. Friday, ~It 9, 1988 ~~""J;~i!l· ri · · ~ ~·i~~ . . "Obed·ience B . . .. ,. . . ,. . ' ' ·'' 'i' Y' .:J',· 1.·~·· ' I .• :., . ·,. ·~·.t, ·. I ..J t/ . -unc·h ".. -,·' , .LiJII Dedi ti• . DRIVE· IN ! ' I j :n:-c:.:·p't Rh·o.des all. - I '' .,I 'i ' ' r. ·-•w ,I Hanoi Holding Highlights of Acceptance Speech C~OW'S ''i I I ;I t i ·. ' •,, -~- . ' · . . . , . ' ,. f i . . ' • ,. ·~ ·- ·• ' '- < r •' . -' ....... _ . , " ' •:: 1 1"·• . . . ,_ ''... : ·!'-, ' ,; , ... '·; ' ' • ' / .... J:>evoted To ·The Creakr M_~··~ Valley · 24 ~AGES'" . . ' t·: r· :::-.;.;.;~~-:---:---'"'-,:.., ' -~·,·.:..::-:--.!-11~0M£Iioy~ _ ~·~~~~~LEPO~·~In'~.,..~,_.___::,·~.-:.....;_......._~su!!_N'!.fD~~~Y.:..,;A~U~G~U!J_.rrJ1"J'~968~ ' c:===~ ~~ ' J • • • • . - ·c: SECTION$ PT. PLEAS T, .. .~1 . • ~- • ' . .. 1 . I .'ii!J .... , I I I Medical Center l)' ,,o. r ~ G~LIS ~ ·Frldlf "'"" lllnr. almost 2.! IllOil"' ... 'o f . '.i'·. '. ' ;n~ ! ·IIJ!kl~ endod .In 111t lnerpt of · IIIIi, Medleai Cel¢er IIO.piw and llfllaer Hospital, to Ill> - as Holzer Medleal Center. B7 terms ol tile merger, The .'Holzer Hoapllal Frundatl111 wU1 ' survive as the lepl etiizy with tho former boards of troateea unitltW to form the - board. Tbt Foundation will acquire 11M! prilperUes o! the former ll!edl· cal Center Hospital ' '· II i/ ;. , "" : ·'.· ;. Iii II . lu the fl!ture . lOth's Democrats To Hear Gilligan· ' Site Plan,.New Honer Medical Center ""'JDDlebt = STEAK HOUSE 't ,. •• .· m~··,a·~. ;...(' )·:·· • . .. the Is A' nml~t 16. .1\gPew· ' •' ' I) , ,,.rything I I ,• 1t~~~*"~'\~~~r.fj~;~e·.a ~~· ~ ~i'*w.w · "' · . ~· .ines· · True Nixon 1'·•. ,. . .,~,:~V(~,, }l!ljo (UlW ,' f':J I ""! j "~' ~ ·:~'·~t' · •.~ · · (Continued rnrn page - A· r-~ ~~~It .·;;iVt•'' ~B!i:Aoa 'w~.- ..tut!~r~ t.~,' Ni*ciil'll9t b]l:gest ova~ ·' ·"' road ~·~• . train ~~~ed ·l~'tr · ol bls ~¢~;e··~~n ~.~j,l.'io..... l.p tOld' abqUt "an lmJ>osslble Nixon sold some eourta -llf·~ · 'iUI!a- From the Convention . t . ~oughf8. . . ' about .ll•e inJ!i!•· ~· of ; d~'' Jtlt.t tru~"· •. ::.'. ··.:· · .: "aone too rar In welkeni!W ~ :1 MIAMI (\11'0-More than 300 Negro !Oiclers were .In ·Jt,.. k,.n LtborQ<'. Olzy. Thf1rieid8 her, . ~. ~i'b~Sl .e.eral :. '· , uj . w~. l ,l;h]ld," ~ ' < •no h~l , a i)e train ... by at night peace !orees •• I pinal ,die . · · lniiOAIQ National Guardsmen and deputy gteement Over whether ,, ·!he , to lleJ.!eve ll)a\, ~ "'·'Op.ulol~canl per~•· · · . llliiJ~& ·df tal' lWif•P'-<ei ho"IIQQ!d .i~ :~ so• II.seem~ like an erimlnal !orcel, and we muat TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY sheri Its !or'cefull,y Imposed presence ol the GOP eonveitlon 'j doO:t live adlfnn.': . ,,·, '·) l!lam'I!O".t)\' .erows ~m' sev- ;-.)lbl.i,;dtil!JL J!iol he 'le ·li~: 9n hl1 ~ th~ough ll!e. ael to reatore that balance.'' August 9 • U order toda,y in the Llberzy CIQ> . In Miami Balch, aeross Bit- ··~ Bot GOII"sll Lee J!!DI!i, ·Nesro .~'A ., filhor whO hiAII<i:&ll 'li> we/rio W!oi;\lhe finished the sixth War ott Crime ' Walt Disney's Negro district ot this resort cit;)' cayne ' Bl,y, had ,..&ny part tn 1.ef:arJ. ~ of the_ ·• Count¥ oral-~ towna have so 111o• ~~~~,. ~OOJ, cQP,Id ,so fo college. BeltltW AllY· Gen. .Ranllt1 The one and onl,y, wiMpre pollee killed three bringing about the violence. , . C0!1U1tunlll' ', RelaUons '·.J!!lard>, ' - ' •spetehed to .the """""' tini)e, · lirtmllced. · · '"i'.llintle, Qusolltr'mothor,,.ltl\. lp~ialtlftitl 4GPcern !or peace, Clark, Nixon 5ll4dlere mujlbo Genuine, Original Negroes in two days o! fldal The Rev. Kenneth Major," a ._ld, ·''It hili nothltW , do wiG! No ~ . ~a'"" lnuiie· qule!li wepl Wilen he ifent 1<1 ,... iiut unclor~ why he had to go. a new Justice Deportment head. FAMILY BAND viol~ooe. Liberty Clcy mlnlsrer, llld the eonveiltlon. '1'1111 Is 1 MlaJiU ..~te17 .,_aillble. . : · . ·~ , . ,· ·A; .,.I ,teacher; renllrkalil9 foolbiJI caa.;li; an ln111iratlonal to direct 1 war lilil!l\ (Technicolor) sprayire rear gas !rom bug "Hulllreds of people were hired Probl,!l'• ~ilgrowii fi#t here '' · · Walter Brennan, Buddy Ebsen spf.,Yers ard clubbing Negroes for the convention- but no one ln our mmlittle ~etto. •: ': D-.;.·t T, 1 mi!Jl.._r ~'P ''Iibp on .his 1\'ll'i A·cOj!rllliOu• wile ancllqyal organized crime. ~ ·clillilr;n·iilioih*'·'!\lm In Vl~ ,and~elfal, •. "Time is runnltW out lor 11M! OlSND' CARTOONS: who refused to retreat lndoors, "I•· hi• '- chos~ Protea1loo ol politico, Drat scores, then hun- merchants of crime and corrupNatures Strangest the tl'Gq>s 100 deputies had dreCIS "''theft th(ji•ftdl · ind ftriaUy mlllloni wurked rot his suc~s~ . tlon tn American soctacy,u !'If Creatures quelled most ot the rock~ . OB t~~t ~ stai/cia )letbro 'y.q,- .""'!'iMted f« pteioldont o! the Unit• . promised the cheering Rq;JubllArt of Self Defense throwing and lootlllfl by earl,y Mr. Duck Steps Out today-lOr the second time In 24 By United Press International ad Sl!lflla." ... ;, \ cans. Admission:.SSe and 50c hours. There w~e isolated BALTIMORE - GOV. SPIRO T. AGNEW WON ovenihelmltW noodNixedon ::!d SHOW STARTS 1 P.M. reports o! violence throughout majorities in Baltimore's Negro areu when he ran(or aovernor two ·-e--... the nighl years ago. Bot ThUrsday Negro leaders here gr-.ted his noml•grlll!s eosting billions lor 11M! • MASON The dodlcatlloo or . ,. unemployed, the cities and 11M! tion for the vice presidency with dismay. AcneW _., , 1 'hia vt'w& G!e recreaUott area and boat ·. (~.,.:.;~ ~-"" paae1) , <,:. - frml page 1) (CQ!itirjoed poor 1-.. MIAMI (UPI) - A new dls- have not changed. "I have been I tanding oWl while the reot o! the ~,N,._ .,.,.., '" ·have harvested oilly MASON .. lurbance in this city where countr• Is on a headlong dash to the le!t." · laundllna S.~ttered liberals whose can- know ·• who- a•retld the word "!ru&trltlon, violence and_,_,,. tall• , ~.f. .,. ' · hare eorllerlaclliQ> this yearconalructed wilh ~-• ~ three Nei!J'OOS have been killTho 49 ·year· old Rq;Jubiiean governor's ()OIJU]ariQ>omotW ~. dldares · ~ . the ••.-...rtwo•""' '"h•t 1 illdl! . 'l want ' lt." ure.'' Those Prosr•m•, Mo~ , cl. &lglneers financing, will be , .,_... .,... ... to tax and creollt TO~IGHT, AUGUST 9 ed in racial violence broke out Negroes sul!ered al!er he took stern measures to curb ciVIl disone by :<IIIII .hid jleen tvetoecl 'ln Francia :L. Dille, Nixon's Ohio sive way uooUBLE TROUBLE" early to<ta.v 1 sending pollee orde~~ - particularl,y afrer he dressed down a 8!'011J of Negro lesd· : d :,:s~.::;J 1 :;,~w::;e:; the huddle . wltli Nixon ~ ·ftlilll&er, Iii~ \lhfides policies enlisting p~vare enterElvis Presley. Yvonne Romain SCJ.Iads roaring to the Coconut oro in Baltimore for falling to denounce black mllitBntl. Agnew thou&ht the,Y datOcitld In IClllle 'let It .be known U..t he did not prise In the solution of the AND Grove section. claimed the militants were responsible for Baltimore riots follow- ~or · Illflott Ra,ynes llld c1. Agnew'a "'leent remarkil.todli. wllll. the Vice pr~ldin!ial ll!)ll1o urban crlals. • 1_ Sandra Dee-Geo. Hamilton At least three pistol shots ing tho assissination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. "I repudlare all words II"·'" to m. over' nU In to•t!Gil btit it al"" .was -ent He telrerated hlo'Pt'ollosaluo """' •· , ~ r h ' d'-' "DOCTOR, YOU'VE GOT rang out in the viclnlzy of a white racism," Agnew told the group o! 50. "I ehalleJVe you to COng. Ken Hechler, G!e Wahama 11M!· South but "". •· In the that Nlxori was . not· r,e a"'' In- "bolld bridges o oman 'A'•" Hilh schoolbanclandotberaraupa ..,..."' "' -~ 1 nd N - · busy highway where about 50 TO BE KIDDING!" repudiate all black racism." Industrial, blc ell~' North. terested In Rhodes' Views about ty" between "" res 1 ........,. Negroes gathered and milled and lndlvioNala will participate. Rep. Albert H. Qule, Mlm., the ~eeond •""' em the ticket. and to develop prngrlll!a l<i helP SATURDAY, AUGUST IO CouncU warned parema about ...,.. . thel ·~·• around. No one was injured, MIAMI BEACH - SEN. EDWARD W. BROOKE, 11-M.aiB,, does ebU- having blcyol88 w!UICUI toured Con-"''Hill,"'"• .... _ to When Rhodes ruabed to -'ve Nei!J'OOS own , r h own pi 0' Bobby Darin - Emily Banks • ...,...., however, and police quickly not plan to campaign natiorally foe the Richard M, Nlmn- Spiro T, oUr •n a reWIIt. "•-.__._ Nl>ron an endorsement lor New and business, "to ave I ece "GUNFIGHT IN ABILENe" required ll&ltts and re!lectorl. ~ ~~IU broke up the crowd. Agnew Republican ticket, a close associa~ said. would be better than •-w," Yor _ k u ••or John v. Lindsay, or the aeUott In •• u•e exc ns,., AND Porents will be hold relj)Cllill""'~ 1 te 1 The informant said Brooke, first Negro member of the U.S. he oat4. But Jolul Llndlly, the it already was too late. Nixon venlures o! pr vote en rpr se. Jan Murr&J - Mike Henry m•o! New York, was the was , ...... •~- He ended on an . .111belt vote cl. Senate, had decided he would campaign only for cqresstoral alii ble, The two da.ys of disorder Joe YOUII& waterandaewersu~_ to amowu:e thot ... "TARZAN and the GREAT legislative carxlidates in his home state of Massachusetts. man he said woald be bes• and now• was Ilia man. better times aheod: within a [ew miles of the site of RIVER" perlntendont, waa llldhorlzed to • clark ......1 lor Nor wu the lira! "''""'of "The lOili •..,. the Republican National Conbovo 111 asllatant. The employee LlndiiY refused to buck the '""'" the ~ The SUNDAY, MONDAY NEW YORK - WHEN IT COMES TO A me NEWS se!illece system. vt~ iltion left three men dead, at <Onvenllott a -•· •-ctaole !or Amartca Is abolol to •·must be able to drlv•, and to ~ 1 AND TUESDAY Romney Nominated the two men wllo tame to Mltime has c1011' lor •• to eave least 29 persons lnjured and like the Republican NaUonai Convention at Mlaml Beach NBi!oTV AUG. 11 • 12 • 13 is hard to beat. All the usual audienCe measurements show the ij1m ~k~ doclded to Inform N•- alate C hal r man ami Baaeb as key flsurts. the valley of deiiPtlr and climb nearly 200 arrested. sarxty Dennis heeded by Chet Huntley and David Brinkley wound 111 t~ fateful the B & o Railroad c1. condl- Georse Abbott also thought , IUoodea, as chairman of the the mountain so that we nlay Remains of Riot 'l'P TilE DOWN STAIRCASE' •-·w'l seleetlott a poor one del.._.._ onswered lor Ohio see G!e dory o! the dawn;,-a In Liberty Cit,y, rotting week well ahead of the dpposition ln the ratings. tl011s or the cross!Dia in town. -~ ..._ , ~ . MJD CBS-TV did a little betrer against ltsorch-rlval than it managed !rom the .......... nt of eleetlon the Ylee •resldllllllal roll eaiL new dol' lor Am lea, a ·footstuffs from looted stores Altendinl were Mayor Roynes, ·--· ·• ~ · · eedGm 1 Richard Chamberlain littered the streets. Dead fish, in 1964 but not enough to make any claims- and the sllence from Charlotte Janko, recorder, and the ticket. He 11<1111•teci Tha lilly he pve waa an em- dawn lor peace (f" .n Yvette Mlmieux Gov. o~ Romne•, borraaal5$ lor . · . .... the .world." . chickens and enormous lumps CBS was more eloquent than words. Yet for thQse who tried to Counellmen Don JohniCltl, Rotor Mlc"'-· ,._, --•· • ·• ""'~" "JOY IN THE MORNING" of ground beef drew swarms of watch both networks there 'lr'BS technically little to choose between ·111aell, JamesJarreUandGeorp aplnst Ranney's wish, and lor llraokil, and 01111 lor Rhodes. "': (,II, flies al'll the stench over- the NBC crew and Walter Cronkite's CBS cohorts. Car1011. Romney rolled 111 186 dolopto Romne,y had a worse limo. . . whelmed the last vestiges of • voleo, apinst more than 1,121 At an' aftel'IIOOII preu cott!or!or Atinew, be!ore movlfts to ence, RoallleY amounced that tear gas. The disorder spread Thursday make Agnew a lllllnimoul he had porauaded the Mlehlp• night from Liberty City into the eholee, delegation 1101 to . - 1 - him ~ If""_ central Negro district. Atinew had 1101 known whit lor the vice prealdeocy. Ull Bot wben a delep!<i !ram N,. PARI$ (111'1) _ • The ~ MIAMI BEACII (UP0 - Here o! the !lrst rank , , . because at and !rlends arotmd G!e world In was coming. "I am stunned," Tl<EATMENT GIVEN are the hlgli!ISI>ts o! Richard M, a time when America crlea out those struaJea in wllleh G!etr he said alter Nixon Phoned hbn Yada placed him In nomination, the word at 12:39 p.m., EDT- Romney made .., move to atop · IIcan nominaUott of lllchan! V. The Middleport emergenc.}' Nixon's ~:~peech accepting the for the unity that this admlnla- interest Is as great as ours. Cotnntulll ... "It waa a bolt !ram the blue.'' him. Lindsay blotked a almllar :..l:.,~:UClll~· squad answered a call to 574 Republican presldanUal oomlna- tratlon has destroyed, G!e Republican porlj'-a!ter a aplrTo G!e leaders of tile Laurel St. at 2:10 a.m. Frida~', tion: Bot the bolt had 'been bulldllll! move by Ilia 1-rtars. pn>Creaa or the Parla ~ belted contest lor Its mmlnatiol>-- Communlot world we IIY: Alter lor houro u Nixon went over National Leadership !rom where Henrietlf, Robinson, ID 11M! end, a bldi.Y trow1cec1 - t h e United stat.eaandNorth stands united be!ore tile nadon What America needs are an era ol eontrontatlon, the with 111 to 100 adviaero 1 Ust o! Romney managed to · 1)11 the Vlllnllll, dlplomall predicted eo. who had become ill, was taken to Vereran, Memorial Hospllal, leaders to match the greatness . • • moat important, we are time hal come for an era ~ ponlble candidates he thought mlcraphoolo and liked thot IIi- dlf going to win because our cauoe neiiDIIatlon. 'Nbere G!e worlei' • might nl his IPfCIIIcaUotts. giveD treatment and released o! her people .... .new's tlOIIIIMtlon be mado .....,. ~·• ...,u.tora will ~ Home of the When the strongest nation ln Ls right. oupor powers are eoneerned, LlndiiY, with the moot liberal lmous. · mllli 111em about the AIJ\edeln · VIetnam there 11 110 aceoptable altemathe world can bu tied clown lor viow1 In the crop, was lint to ptell-.w eleCuonl, -'· ~ HELD FOR AWOL Fabuloru We hope there Ia a chante Uve to peacel\ll netplllatlott, rrur years by a war in VIetnam go down. The South said It until ·•- the ....___... $. · Floyd Reynolds, 20, wos being the! current negotiations may witb no erxl in sight; when the couldn't accept him. RGrald held in the Meigs Couoty jail t!O 1)01 domlnatiOII :U ' :;l.~.:~ aver IIJUI other ~ , • , we Reaiian-whO had Wil be Frida~' ott AWOL tharges by the richest nation in tile world can't bring an honorl!ble and to lilt manage its own economy; when war. We will say INlthing tllrlna wouldn't take 'sac...! apot 011 · · ' Loos-dmt I)>Oeuiatlon hubeld ohall never be belllgorel)t but U, S. ArmJ<, Reynolds lurned himthis campaign thet might the natloo with the greatest we shall be aa.flrlri ID clelendlni the Ucket-waa eonaldered liU'- ~ that Uta WOC!t,l!l ibe ·u. S: . • self in to Pomeroy police Thursour system os they (Comnu- way, and rejected, thi1 time b)' ~ered day al!erooon and is being held tradition or G!e rule o! law is destroy G!at ehance .. , Hanoi Vletnlin taib llbleb ' · • For plagued by unprecedented lawlour years this admlnlonlsta) are In expending thelra. tor military authorities. the North. ., . .) . eel In Pull._ ia,' COuld.:':'. . lessness; when the president of tratlon has had at Ita dlspoaal Prelllp RepresentaUvea Roawr1 C. B. Uldl IIIIer boll! '-~· • • • the United States cannot travel the greatest milltary and I SAY· that wllen respect lor Morton, ol Maryland, .,.S t;lll polldcOU ~ eiiOM . . ~ake Viash-ups Cinch abroad or to any major clzy at economic advantage that one the United Slatea hal !allm so George Buoh, or Tea1, went · iV , ' ty . · . _._ J 1 far theNti;llllbtrpnO: i J _,1 oleetlllll. , •' Hot weather tip: Use oven- home without fear of a hosUle nation has had over another in low that a !ourth-rate mUitary out lor latk of the needed to-table dishes and plug-in <Jemonatration- then It Is time any war in history , , , , el!Ptrilnct. 5o did Sen. Howard ' power, like North Korea, will •~oN (111'1) · ~n.., oblltYII'I liiiMd;· co o k i n g equipment whlch lor new leadership foe America. Baker, of TeMOssee. soutbtr~ ... ~ Never has so much millt.ar)', hiJack a United states naval 1 make after meal wash-ups a Election economic and diplomatic power vessel on the hlih aeas It 11 nero vetoed Sen. Mark llollleld, Edl100 Co. Timed.,- alrvtld o Nortb ~ will 110 ~ :inch. Order By Pho,\.. . o! Or"'""' IJhorah said 110 to reward or f]O,OOO 1t1r ln!orma- lnol< at lilt GPiotll a~ lot We are going to win bl>cause been used so inelrectlvely, Ume lor new iead8rshlp to Sen. John T..,.., o1 TeJas. lion leodlnr to the arrtll and lhe Amll'i.coD ~ ltld ~­ The first priority . , . cl. our restore respect !Dr G!o United this great convention has And , ......... """" so lilt choice narrowed doom. eaavlcllcln or .._II- bl)' riVIH. "- llnlll7 In 1bo G(- · The banjo is generally re- demoostrated to the nadon tllat next admlnlstratlott will be to . ~.. garded as being the only na- the Republican J>0111. has the bring an honorable and to the Nixon had 1114 that In the end ble !Dr dollln>llnl or dunqlng lldll .......-lltloas. " . Crime tive American musical Instru- leadership, the platform and the war in VIetnam. We ahall not ~· Let Ul always relptcl our he would llllke the lllocllott. He Ito ~. ment. purpose that America needs ... atop Giere- we need a policy to t:CIUrta and those wbo sorve .., !lnally pltked Aaltf!W, heUd The reward poatod.• llltr ary . . " ~ t-eeause you have nominated as prevent more Vletnams. wu ftiiOCtod ~ tranamia- · . them. But I" us also reeognlze 1ome <'CIIlPiaillll, 0011114erett l~"Y running mate a statesman Foreign Polley them, rejectad them, and oiOD to-· hod ..... clrDamlt~:t that some ot our oour!IID their to G!o phoM. · tid and tour utlUt1 polta cut Hllll')' Slawter, 8S, fllher 11. All at America's peace- doclalotts have too 1..-.ln ''l'm It,'· ' the llaillle111atod down in Stark C4luml oaruer keeping Institutions and all c1. HlrlDl Sinter, Mlddl"l*'! ..... weakening G!e -ca !Oreaa ao GI_FTS! GIFTS! 1 farmoi. 11101 llllllliiC tl l(ll,t America's foreign commllm«<ll aplnal the cr1mlnal rprcea , • , ; ~ laid to bll wile. thla - · • FENTON 1'bt colllpelly aloo wu ll'lMMtlp Local SciiDtllo· DIJirla must be r-ailed. Over the Jr we are to restore ordor and t WOODEN WARE ' tld an lnlunclloa b)' """"'ltCoun- Board or Noeldl011, ' 11*1 Wit1o peal 25 years America hal respect lor law ID this counlr)' .CHINA 11' Olmmott l'llll Court. llllllt- . . . aftmlooa ID a Cllarlta- > provldod ...re than $150 billion 111ere Ia one place lo bosln. Wo '*IEWELRY VETERANS MEMORIAL ina Jllckttl ot G!o ·alrlklni utll' liDII, W, VL, llol)lltal. - ' in foreign old . . . the Umo has .... 1111118 to haVe • ' HOSPITAL i1J Workaro cl. America 1o two •aOOKS coma lor otber natlms in the 1111A>rn11f aoneral , , . I p)eclp to A relidolll or Kame. w. va.;ADMITTED - Paul KW!n, IAq at each llllr-e ot 111J 0 b I o Joli'. Slo- Ia survlvtd b)' bl•· Free World to bear their lair you lhat rur at1umo1 _.-.) ,.AND MANY . EdliOO piiiiiiiQ the oaunb'. share ol G!e burden o! will be dlrectecl to 11111e11 a war Bottom. witt and a dut.,..r, ura<· Uti . OTHERS DISCHARGED Ellen COUch, ~ 1, 700 member I ot G!o Culo, Kelllll, In atldltiClll to hli do!endlng ll'eodom and keeplns qalalt orpnlzed ertme. Patrltia llarat, lluoaall F1la, lllllaa itradl Ohio Edl100 JU\y .., hire. Funeral Hl'¥ieea - .·· .. G!e peaee. PoverV This la mt a new isolationism. Let uo lncrtaH Ute wealth or J - Spencor, ~ WIH, E. 12benandiJ!Y..........n,Strat- held • 2 p.m.~ attloiQru._ HUI, Bell Ktllftloa; Frank llla,lilaiiYIIdo, ~.ltldLor- ll<!k Bopti11 Clllreb ot K.u IIIII It is a new !ntornatlonallsm in Amel:b:• ., tbat we can prorldo J, WoiiDrd. , lin. . Amerlea enllals its a!Ueo more - " Y lor lilt lied; burial !Dr 111• llltdl. !Dr all wllo eamat help themselves. But lor ' , • tlloH w11o are ohio io help u..n>aei.ves, wllat wi- ·ore aot more million• 111 wellare With so many personal, family and busirolla, but ...,.. lftll!lmo 111 I ,, ness banking services right here under payrillll. ' ' ,, ' one cool roof-to take care of so many Instead or pornmont Job• money matters for you with only one cool and aovornmont hoollng and Pt1'ft1110!11 welfare,. Itt IIOI'tlrD· visit to this bank-'you can make this mont UH Its tu and · credit -' August a little cooler for yourself by bankpolicies to enlist • , • tile ing at our "Full Service" bank. You also rreatell: englna <1. progrea1 OYer ' ' can beat the heat by banking here by doveloped in the hlalory or man MUGS '' · ' ' . -,If 1 ble Roberti, ColnmhJ.Sj JUnior Weors, GalllpJiis; Rltbord Cral& moom~n~~ms; Paul CandUab, Clv'~ Falla, and KQ Bose (aild her - Scott,) R I o Grancio, To reSil"''o UcbtliD advu!ce, tllepllllle 240-535S, • cll!}A: .qp . ' 'fie 000 .... . . . . ..- *'" Two Rooms Needed for B Utili ·• School Work SANDWletf -·- Jle SlawteJ: Dies on Wecm-.:;; u MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ot- , . KEEP COOL HERE WITH "FULL SERVICE" BANKING! Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open Both ,, Friday And Saturday\Nights Until' 9· ,. mail. Try it! ~,, 'j l This Weekend - Amerlean private ~H (IIIIIch) .ean provtdo the joba, POMEROY NA TlONAL BANK • RUTLAND " SUITS SLACKS SPORT COATS SAYINGS UP TO ' 50% train the unempl<lt'ed. build-the bomes, dl!tl' llli new apporlluli· Mr. Dougl'r)s fAng . Ues •••• J '' ' ,{ ., ' ' Floor with Ci1 Cofr!i>l~te trun~ S~owing of • Serving Meigs County lor over 96 years 1,; l ... : . . ., PRINTZE§tCOATS . Member Federal Reserve System Member FDIC "'· All Accountalnsured Up To $15,000 Unclor ' The Ftdot'll O.,O.il lnour- Corporlllott ... 5% paid on Certificates of Deptislt In Multiples of $l,OOO.QO , OPEN FRIDAY •NI'GHT$ 5:00 to 7:00 • ' •!: The P~INTlESS COA 't Man ·will,be.on,, the 2nd ' \ . . '; ' "J< ir ... '' ' ' POMEROY JACKSON - Hoeklpg Couoty contestanta walked ii1r1f will! the honors of beins the outallldins 4-11 sa!ety speakers in the orea eontest held this week in Jackeon. Bobble Frasure, apeald 111 on household aa!ety, was juclpd the oulatlJ1cllns girl S{lOlker, Dean Mowrey, IIPMkltW ott aa1e use or the pOWer Inn mower, wUJ rep. resent the ~· of the areo, Winners of the Jackson area .....,at .......,.. with nino other uea winoera lor state honors Frida~', Auiust 23, at 10 Llll., in the louJeho BuD~ .in the i!!lo Slate Fairground& Contesta.<& of the ~ and girl dlvialooa 11M! 11ate eontest are •t C<Jmpedna tor a week's trip to the National 4-11 Club CoQIII'ess held yeorl,y In December at ChiCll(l, Winolo, Other !Pflkera o! the area event were Jolmns Miller, Lowrenee County, second .Plaee wl~ ner of the girls' division; Connie Davia, Gallla County; Roth HodgICltl, Jackson County; Linda Cot· trW, Meigs County; Kath,y Cox, Pike County; Kalhy Morgan, Scioto County; and JUdy Smith, Vloton Cwnzy, The Ares 4-H safety spealdng ltUvity was sponsored by the OhJo Fanners' Insurance Gr<q~ in cooperation with the CooperaUve Exte118Jon Service, the Ohio Slate University, An - " ' !Dr t 100 clUII'OOIIIS to Ill> Uaed thia !.all b)' lha Meigs Couoty School !Dr the Melltalb' R - haa b0111 I s - b)' !Ira. Grace Wilber, chllrmall cl.lhe M.alp County RetardatiCil Board. .Mrs. Weber 1114 thai G!e two rooms 1101 be ID an actual but must meet otber specl!lciiiCllll. Two rooma llove boon recommended lltlayear u to the ago-opon 81110118 thePI4101. · Mrs. Weber also alre1aed hnr hope G!attrarurportallon!acllltiaa wU1 be worked out thla year !OL· G!e stu-a by auto dealers c1. 111e eouoty, AIIYone haYing a two room fa. clllty available Olld oatllfldur7 lor the 8thool 11 askecl 1o talephone (collect) Mn. Weber at 37~93 tllrruill Chester ox:lwoge• . Two Held for Disturbance �j. : .,. ' ' ·~I· ! .' .Denounces Article ' - .. club -home Sllurda!'' o( VATICAN aTY (UPO-'ll!e VlllioU - - L'Osser11an SatuniiY ~ _... a - • article critical of Pope Paul's blrtll c<Jiltrol -ycllcal as reminiscent In lallllui&O of -1 Gespropqanc!L '""' ~ editorial In _.m .~· Injured SCHOOL SAlE throulb the IWW'&paper, more concern over birth comrol resctlon, t1an over any papli doeumenlin memoey. Tbe satunilll editorial tool< llsue with 1 cover lton' in a reeout lsoue of 1he Lordoo Ec:onomlal, a widelY circulated C 1MI llr HEA. Brltioh week!¥ maauine. 11le mqazine's cover ' shoWed 1 nfhank goocfn..., afl th9se c011renlion kooks ate goner' p._.,h of Paul meditatiJW on the papli 1hraoe over the CIIIJtion •rwhat World??" L'OSaeJ'\'Itore c:omplltned the ECClllOIIliot stocy old the eiiCYcllcal ...mrmiJW 1ho tDtal . . bill on artllicill mean• of birth CODtrGl waa llreadll ·~deld as 1 dodo bird.,, It old the magazine vlolatod Tho new rubber heart 4ovei"elementary norma of respect" AKRON (UPI) - The GoodIn wllw Paul's decision wu year Tire & Rubber co.'s 1'&- <Jil0d at ()oodyear Is made of "not the lndt of papli aearch division Is predicting materials which simulate 11111i~lllllllr but of papal laola- thet rubber llearto may be auo- clottiJW and blo-eloctrlc funcdon." talnlng hUIIlOII life .In 1ho noar tions of hiDIWI blood vesools. 441'tlo8e who do Dr. w. v. Sharp of the AkroD oot have a !Utw'e. Clcy Hoopltal research grOICI ohort memory mll!ht aak Goodyear llao devei<JilOII proll!lmlol.. a If~ ~.go Is of tocype N>ber helr1s In jolnj said vessels made of the syna Br!Uah perlodkal of 1he year reaearch wi1h AkroD Clcy Hos- thetic matertal llave been gro!tof 1968 ..-, lnatead, of pital, the Clevelalld Clinic and ed Into animals and remalnecl acme lallonl1 aoelollot (Nazi) NASA's Lewis Research ce~ Wtclotted for more tllan low' · - of 11iN, for ol111111le of ter. Smle ba\'e kept calves and a hall month•. A heart chamber made of tile Al1lri!! or of tile SchwarZe all.vo for 50 hours. natural rubber also is being Korps, ....., of tho ss The proi<Jcype heert now In (GeatiiJO)" the editorial aelcl. exi stenc:e depeDds OP an outalde developed ot the Clevelanl Vatican observers can reclll airpUJqJ to pump two pllons Cllnic. Its inner surface ls eDited with a c:onduc:tive materlll no lutance In which the Vllican hla gone to auc:h of. bloo:l a minute. Researchers 1het transmits electrical Imle~s 11 1he atream of . wd a till)' electric molor pow- pulses which close ard q>en - - ed!tDrials to defend a ored by omall batterleo would the cllamber. papal document. probobi1 be<:omo 1he power · . aaurc:e of the f\lti.U'e. 'l11o leader of the Clevelanl F'mt Plaee Medal , I.e.~ Goodyear Invents 'Rubber Heart' I I ' ., 'I ' . .,'l I '.. 't : ,, 'l ! 'I ' ' I I M Co On .:':A'~.. ~ ~~ •. :.c~,:ar.!d~~ j I ~',.A · udtliQt ~ ·"'"e....... 17 C. lf. RamIJIUIIIOf of lite alekeye GALLIPOIJS IQ', 11111 be lrultalled to ouotaln life In humano b.Y 1970. Unique Primary in Rurll Eledrlc: eooperatlve,lnc., Golllpollo, IIIIICIIIICed Solllr4o: Maine Being tbe replor blomlal meellns CJI CALAIS, Maine (UPI) - Waol>tbe member• of lite I!Ud<al'e Rural Elo<trlc eooporallve, Inc., bwtDII Coiiiicy Democrats Y1lled wW be held at1he Gollla CooD;y on 1helr choice of 1 presidential ~ Folr....,.ta on satunllll. eaedldlte Slturdai' in a unique AIJI. 17, beldmins al!0:30 LDl. and UDilnctlaoed preoidenllai Durlna tile ... - . reporll prelereooe pr!mlr)", 'l11o eleetlon was the brainchlld . will be made b7 otllcoro, wa. teoa and committees. Fourmam- o! Albia> GoodwlnofPembroke, a bero wW be eleofod to the lleerd dolepte to the Democratic Nltlodl Convontian W110 old he ·of wolliL Thoro wW bo ., ol.uuhlmecl Wlllll hil vote In Chicago to r&•:......... bqidiiDI al ,_,_ lieci the wlohea of his conotltuDoor prida for 114ulll and ency. Polio wore scheduled to q>en ehll- wW be .... oul, and at 2 p. m. and clooe at 10 p.m. '- - Includes tbe Dol· ,polcben, Jaola and Jobbero. Goodwin old the result• will Nldde and llowpoke and Billy DOt be dlocloaed unW after both votes. some 5,800 registered ' Wabb. . Tbe e v e n t wU1 eonttnue Democrats are eligible to vote. Held tbr<JUihoulllte aJiernolll1. an: No On:e L'OaHn'ltore was the moat ocalhi~W reblko to worltlwldo resctlon on the encyclical In a oerles of de!enaes t11a1 llave been ~ almoot daib' In the paper. Vatican aboervera old the pontiff Ia diiPiay!JW, \i al,, 6 p.m. )(Bal and tea be fllmlahod. ~· are brlas a coveted dllih arid an·ar-· ~cl~ aelepilaiot Bale. Heath Chorcb ladleo who 'prepared and Hrved a oteak c~~Mor were Mrs. Nan ~e. Mro. E. M. Wood, Mro. Edltb Jlvjdea Mrs. Emma WOJiand, Mrs. ~ Mrsf Katie SWan11011 a n·d IsWon at Camp Helen Help CONTINUES ' uSe•• AT eoltod me a liar: Tho..,. diiJ YOUTH ASKED FOR If Thil chiumn II for YOIIIli 1*1' SteYe told ina 11 rd "' ...,. wi1h him agaiD. bo'olal<e wlltJple, 1helr problema and ploooureo, their ir<M>IBI and fUn. AI illlns baek and tall poaple be wtih the rest of Hel., Help USI, lied. rd ralher dlel !ID't 1hera - · 'IQ'? H welcome• lauabo but "'"'" doclp a l!lOrious question wl1h a -MARA Dear Mara: brush-<>!!. Send )'0111' Yes, there'• ~• queslloniiD YOIJ'l1l ASKED FOR )'011 ... prove · hal startIf, eare of Hoi• Help USI, thla ed tills alandor, he Clll be IIIII& up leplly. Lot him .,wr SHOULD GIHLS BE molhor Ia In ...,cb wWl a lawWEAKER SEX? yer, and drop a bini tblt blo lao& Dear He1011: lltllo talk wWl yoo wu ovflr- $5.95 aomudlatreas Ia plaoed ... girl& being and stleat 10 tblt boya won'l feel InferiOr? - · · wrong with lntelllpnee '"' sldos'l Here are my t~~ostlona? I. Will' must ~ coneeal her baalc brainB - r 1he p!H of holple.-u, """'''hiBUcallon, etc.? 2. Will' must glrlo talk ooly about troualtozy 1hiDP and,.._ FOit FALL IN Dan River® rL,.<IU) H. Johnson, 824 Fourth Ave. backed Into a parked car owned by Ferris· Cleon can·, ftt. 2, Crown Clt,y. There ""no damage to 1he Johnsoo vehicle and very minor damage to the other car. No one was cited. -.-H. l.anham Is Individuals in Job8 During July President of IQ OL po.,...nonl blond dl,poly11t.r colton. 4 _poc.olt loops. Fen ploido: · lamlledp? 3. \VIv" ore boys afraid of lntelligolt glrla? 4. Ara boys lnlerlor - Insecure - or esotlata dlslrina an • when her car coJ... Uded with one comiJW down Second Ave. driven ~ Bernard M. Guin1her, 44, 1604 Cllatham Ave. Second Ave. In an acctdentoccurr.l._-at5:19 .P· m. at Barr's S&cter Market jEAN or YUlee oplnlmo, or . . _ In stimulating coaversatlon reoPrlns 11111urilll, perceptioo a n d uneilallerwef . .'I cidents invesdgatecl Frida)- by clcy Pollee. Pe(U"l Edler, 69, Coolville, was £U!ng east on Olive st. and atleii1Pted to inake a lei! turn ooto Parking Lot on Vine f4., William --· I-·~ Mloo Boos sm.orn. . Btrlltdo,ys or: .rom B a c:a .n, GAUJI>OLIS - N'o one waa George Meiollart andilaroldllublolured In two minor lrlfllc ac- bard were recornlzed. . There was minor daJMp 10 both automobUos. Mrs. Edler wao cllarged wt1h dloabe)'ing an automatic ~ic slpai. a.. leaoed on $28 bond, she Is to IIIJpearln court on All& 12. By He/e!l Bottel . Association RIO GRANDE - ' 5, Are oil IUctesllflll dlteB Jlllxe4? That Ia: SlperiDr and PI'. PLEASANT - Jac"'"'IDe Gobrltscb, ciaii8IMr oC Mr. and Inferior? '11111 ro!HI anotber Mrs. Donald F. Gel>rltach, was ""'stlon: Wldeh Ia llldcb? And awarded a first place medel for Ia ..,r concoption CJI -rloril1 - - twlrllns a1 1ho Yonth 10 IDferlor that we eumot -. ~ Jnc. or vtralnla MBJor- &Ire • OQIIIUTI - CURIOUS B. ette-Twlrlins Camp Ill West Vlr- B. ainla Woaloyan Colle&e In Bu· Dear euriwl: If an IDtelllpnl girl must ~ chamlll. W. VL re..-IJ. dumb and oil<ri .. 1hel • boy JaCQlOIII!e, who wW be aqb....,•t feel Inferior - ohe'o cbomore at PIJinl Ploaaaat lllsb Sc!IJOI, 11 a of 1ho Jac- """ 1he wro111 boy! And If a boy queline Twirling and Wlllll a holpleao, UIIIO(ll1lstlcaDoneo Slud!D In Plllnl Plealllll. ed JlimJ, he's In 1hewrong <11>ond Ia o rneDiber of 1ho PIJinl lurJI An ADEQUATE man doBm'l Plea- Hlab School Morcblllil bl1 WOIIWI to be lbo . Bond. •bare!OOiod and too step& boLEADERS MAY MEET hlllli" cype. But ru r~~ ...,.. TOKYO (UPO- Prime Mlnlt- wWl JGU, B.: Mill)' men are ter El- oold Fridol It still inado<IIAIA In lhla deput1111)' be neeoosaey for him to ll\lltl. - H. meat the next AmeriCIII pHIDear Hel•: ~ 1a1o thil reor to 1101 a dale I am 17. I waa told, wb10 I lor the retum of Oldllan to waa '"" ,...,..,tblt my motbor Jopan. djed. MJ Idler baa romarrlld. Oar !amiiJ life 1111'1 ...al1 clOM. I orerbooJ'd my failler a n d -ct "" DNIIolt flir tile &IQorll a--w~~W .tact. tbe jab IIIW. AC!II.ti.Y Ia Ner<lel. Iilia ._ud . -s..dlleiP- ' BOYS' ·SIZES Ho 18 Civil Case Hied with Gallia CoUrt GALLIPOIJS - One c:ivil case was nled Friday In the office of Clerk ol Courts Marjorie Rine-hart Four cases were disposed of inGollla Coon!)' Common Ploos Court. Betty Lou McGuire, Gallipolis, ffied apeUtion fordlvorceagalnst Melvin B. Mc:Guire, GaUipolts. The plaintiff accuses the deCendant ot extreme cruelty and said abo foaro physical Injury from him. She Is seekilll: alimony, care, custody, and s~rt of three minor chUdren, and court costa. In the c:ase of State of Ohio vs. Roy Goodwtn, Judge Thomas w. Mltchcll determined that the violation was not such as to war· rant evocation ot the probation. The defendant was released and his probation continued. Coach Art Lanham ' was electod president of1he Rio Grande Memorial AI· Tho court allowed Albert Frum to be temporarily released from Lima State Ho5()ilal tc attend his mother's funeral in Athens, .The case of John W. Cox vs. Nancy Lucille Cox was dismissed and court costs paid. · J~ , M.It,c~e!l sr•~~ divorcee ~ S~(on, 1\. Moss rr001 Spencer D.~ , Morss on die ·groori:ls of gross neglect or duty. There .. '" . I< ~ Rain Fell on a.u, ' ,. !~:~were PI Rob· Leilh, se~etary • llold lndooro, 1he boon dinner altractod Qraxlmately 150 CUItomorl, do•te the raln. Fl!t.Y llll,yed for 1be -am llldcb ,. are no children by the m_arriage. Maxey is Brought featured an address by J. Sher- . man Porter. Porter tracOd 1he hlatory or lhe Rio Gr- - a l Also· elatlan, and prailed It for Ita clvlc ·a ceompil-o. He aald tblt tho aoliOCiallm built the Ill'• bullclln& and do· nated lllOilel' to other vlllagoprojocta. Tho retlrlns Hcrotar,y-treaourer, Mra. Kennoth Grllham, was eredlted with IIIIIIPIJing1ho opeak. er wl1h back8rcJund lnlormsllna on tho annual hiltorlc event. Prosilllnl • • Fronk Petrie Jr., 1he rollrlna president, ' To Fort Belvoir POMEROY - SPS Norman V Maxey, who was injured in Vie~ nam on July 13, was transferred on Aug. 2 from a hospital in J~>o pan to the Dewitt Army Hospital at Fort Belvoir, va. His parenta. Mr. an:l Mrs. VLv.. Jan Maxey of Reedsville, were at the hospltaliDvlsilhim last weekend. His addreuls SP5 Norman V. Maxey, RA 15669369, Medical Holding D!lt.lchmont, Ward 2B, Fort Belwir, VL Gaffia County1 904 Entered Patrol lleports Open Classes Two Aceidents Of Meigs Fair POMEROY - A total of 904 entries were registered Cor the open competition Df the Meigs Cowtty Fair which begins Monday. Breakdown or the entrl es in or competition includes: horse and pony conformation, 69; dairy cattle, 37, plus 53 head for the district the various fields Stand at ,$l,90l.l0 ' POMEROY - Disburseme~s from Meigs Coonty court c:ollectlons In July totaled $1,901.10, it was reported by Clerk Elizabeth Hobstetter, The distnlrsements tnc:luded $4:16.96 In fines to lito state $76.90 fees to the sheriff, $908.: 69 In lines and costa to the OOWtcy general fUnd, $318.82 10 the law library fUnd and $1S9, 73 to the county aulD lleenoe and gas fund . OXYGEN GIVEN MIDDLEPORT - 'l11o Middle. port emergency S(Jiad answered a call at 8:53 p.m. Friday to admlnloter oxygen to George K..,. nedy at his W. Main Sl homo In inches of rainlalllast week cern .. pared to .15 recoi.ed Jlurbw the same period one year ago. McCormick Blid GalliB hesllad TONIGHT-MONDAY Af1D TUESDAY some form or _preclpitatioo 19 of GALLIPOUS - Tho State Pa- tho past 27 days, making it one trol investigated two one .. car of the wettest summers in recent accidents dur:ing the last 24 times. The ftgures above do nat iDhours. Ernest S. Ward, 45, Rt. 1 cludo Soturdly morning's d..,. Rutlaml, struck ard killed a deer pour wldch curtailed traffic: and on County ~ 5 l4 miles west other actiVities around tO a. m. Several creeks are nmning of Rt. 7 at 9:05 p.m. Friday. There were no injuries but the hJih, but no major Ooodl~ 1s oeen wiOOshield of the vehicle . was at this time. JAMESDRIJRY ---~-~,..,­ AND .Clint EaliiWood IN sllaltered. Traveling north on Lincoln Pike, .8 mile south of Rt.. 141 at 12:30 Lm. saturday, ruchar'd W. Elliott, 17, Rt. 2 Gallil>olls, went oil 1ho right side of the road on a curve and struck a Guernsey show; beef cattle, 38; sheep, 31; hogs, one; farm crops, 128; Rower show, Wednesday, 1.66 entries; Friday. 147i do- post. The acc:ident d&nllged a mestic arts, 47; paintings, 83i fence owned by Paul Nidl)' and granges, rour, and 100 school did severe damage to the vehicle. There were no injuries 1100 no exhibits. ln addition there will be hun- citations. dreds or exhibits ln the junior fair. Livestock registrations tor ASK TO WED the junior ratr include: beef GALLIPOLIS - Two couples breeding, 21; steers for sale applied for marriage licenses 22; swine, four; poultry seven~ • • • Friday In the office of Probate rabb1ts, seven; sheep, 10; dairy COUrt. They were James L, cattle, 38; market lambs, 14. Elliott, 25, Gallipolis, teacher, and Charla F. Bodlmer, 20, Gal' lipolis, student; Harold Lee MitCollections July GALLIPOLIS - ActordiJW to Edwin (Pole) McCOrmick U S. Weather Obaerver, Falrtl~tdSta­ Uon, Gallla Coonty received 4.16 chell, 34, Dennison, laborer and Clara Marjorie .Miller. 29 'Bidwell, at hOnte: ~ . \, !. · · ', · · THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY BARNARD LEAVES NICE, France (UPD-Dr. Chrlstiaan Barnard, pioneer heart transplant surgeon, lett here Soturda)> On COlor) CAR~ ------------- lor Australia ONE WEEK AUGUST 11 THRU AUGUST 17 BLOCDUITER. I'·· • 20TH CENTUA¥-FOX PRESENTS MDGS TIIA'II£ CHARDON HESION TONIGHT TIIRU TUESDAY AUG_IIST 11-13 '" "ARI1U! P. MilS- Walt Dtaney's The one and only, Genuine, O,rlginal FAMILY BAND (Technicolorl Walter "Brennan, Buddy Ebsen DISNEY CARTOONS: Natures Strangest Creature& Art of SoU Defense Mr. Duck Steps Out Admlssion:.85c and 50c SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. CARTOON Pomeroy. ~ dll<uloins my reo! Deer W: _ I can iilliltrotmla falhtr wontIns to proiMt hll cldldr• from lho<k. but .... Gill ,.. l<naW Ia alllO, be, miallt lfeoler 1r1111111111 by Uop1111 )'00 from bar. He ~ al 1..a have you ,..... ereaiAI lalk Ill a dOctor who - · lbo ..... A* him tblt prb11oso, and let tile doelor adviM w11111tor a 'llllt from you ad help ar hurt ....,_ concem· ' • • ed.- B. .•• Dearllel..: 9WII 1111111 1-Umtorswb., --• . - a . I brd<o up wi1h him last Pmllftll' boeaule I OIIU!cln't !_.ue blm In the car. He actuollJ mada 1111 walk two miles hame frOID a dala bocluH I -dn't lire ln. 1 wao ao ooor/ ed and llllld - two dlllerenl men tried to pick me up - that I cried all oQIII. Mother ....S. 1111 break up with him. ·' --~foraOYen • • • • .. .;·' . . 9IAiva p 10 mad he start- ed a lol Ill bad rumoro obGut 1111. Whoa I tell Poot>le Wrt lila, Ula1 antwer, •'BciJ• delft lit illlni• llka llial.'.' lkiJa aal< 1111 out ... lor ,.. tblng _!llllllt""" Wlitalwoa't •'llu:" MJ molbottold ...t'lmollltro bul he denied ..~ aDd r -':l~ ~!IJ•; (:11111~~~ ~ And Now for the Tough Part! - · llid their IIDell1 lllmlt'ted tblt ..,. lln't - . abe's Ill a lllelllallallftulloa. Noll 1hel .. lddl !mow, . . to y!IJit bar, but Plld ....'l lot uo. We IMI• <lllbo!P her. Whit ~d .. *II - w. a. Ill OF THE !lEN! .11 Pc. 3/8" Drive Socket Set S10.95 �j. : .,. ' ' ·~I· ! .' .Denounces Article ' - .. club -home Sllurda!'' o( VATICAN aTY (UPO-'ll!e VlllioU - - L'Osser11an SatuniiY ~ _... a - • article critical of Pope Paul's blrtll c<Jiltrol -ycllcal as reminiscent In lallllui&O of -1 Gespropqanc!L '""' ~ editorial In _.m .~· Injured SCHOOL SAlE throulb the IWW'&paper, more concern over birth comrol resctlon, t1an over any papli doeumenlin memoey. Tbe satunilll editorial tool< llsue with 1 cover lton' in a reeout lsoue of 1he Lordoo Ec:onomlal, a widelY circulated C 1MI llr HEA. Brltioh week!¥ maauine. 11le mqazine's cover ' shoWed 1 nfhank goocfn..., afl th9se c011renlion kooks ate goner' p._.,h of Paul meditatiJW on the papli 1hraoe over the CIIIJtion •rwhat World??" L'OSaeJ'\'Itore c:omplltned the ECClllOIIliot stocy old the eiiCYcllcal ...mrmiJW 1ho tDtal . . bill on artllicill mean• of birth CODtrGl waa llreadll ·~deld as 1 dodo bird.,, It old the magazine vlolatod Tho new rubber heart 4ovei"elementary norma of respect" AKRON (UPI) - The GoodIn wllw Paul's decision wu year Tire & Rubber co.'s 1'&- <Jil0d at ()oodyear Is made of "not the lndt of papli aearch division Is predicting materials which simulate 11111i~lllllllr but of papal laola- thet rubber llearto may be auo- clottiJW and blo-eloctrlc funcdon." talnlng hUIIlOII life .In 1ho noar tions of hiDIWI blood vesools. 441'tlo8e who do Dr. w. v. Sharp of the AkroD oot have a !Utw'e. Clcy Hoopltal research grOICI ohort memory mll!ht aak Goodyear llao devei<JilOII proll!lmlol.. a If~ ~.go Is of tocype N>ber helr1s In jolnj said vessels made of the syna Br!Uah perlodkal of 1he year reaearch wi1h AkroD Clcy Hos- thetic matertal llave been gro!tof 1968 ..-, lnatead, of pital, the Clevelalld Clinic and ed Into animals and remalnecl acme lallonl1 aoelollot (Nazi) NASA's Lewis Research ce~ Wtclotted for more tllan low' · - of 11iN, for ol111111le of ter. Smle ba\'e kept calves and a hall month•. A heart chamber made of tile Al1lri!! or of tile SchwarZe all.vo for 50 hours. natural rubber also is being Korps, ....., of tho ss The proi<Jcype heert now In (GeatiiJO)" the editorial aelcl. exi stenc:e depeDds OP an outalde developed ot the Clevelanl Vatican observers can reclll airpUJqJ to pump two pllons Cllnic. Its inner surface ls eDited with a c:onduc:tive materlll no lutance In which the Vllican hla gone to auc:h of. bloo:l a minute. Researchers 1het transmits electrical Imle~s 11 1he atream of . wd a till)' electric molor pow- pulses which close ard q>en - - ed!tDrials to defend a ored by omall batterleo would the cllamber. papal document. probobi1 be<:omo 1he power · . aaurc:e of the f\lti.U'e. 'l11o leader of the Clevelanl F'mt Plaee Medal , I.e.~ Goodyear Invents 'Rubber Heart' I I ' ., 'I ' . .,'l I '.. 't : ,, 'l ! 'I ' ' I I M Co On .:':A'~.. ~ ~~ •. :.c~,:ar.!d~~ j I ~',.A · udtliQt ~ ·"'"e....... 17 C. lf. RamIJIUIIIOf of lite alekeye GALLIPOIJS IQ', 11111 be lrultalled to ouotaln life In humano b.Y 1970. Unique Primary in Rurll Eledrlc: eooperatlve,lnc., Golllpollo, IIIIICIIIICed Solllr4o: Maine Being tbe replor blomlal meellns CJI CALAIS, Maine (UPI) - Waol>tbe member• of lite I!Ud<al'e Rural Elo<trlc eooporallve, Inc., bwtDII Coiiiicy Democrats Y1lled wW be held at1he Gollla CooD;y on 1helr choice of 1 presidential ~ Folr....,.ta on satunllll. eaedldlte Slturdai' in a unique AIJI. 17, beldmins al!0:30 LDl. and UDilnctlaoed preoidenllai Durlna tile ... - . reporll prelereooe pr!mlr)", 'l11o eleetlon was the brainchlld . will be made b7 otllcoro, wa. teoa and committees. Fourmam- o! Albia> GoodwlnofPembroke, a bero wW be eleofod to the lleerd dolepte to the Democratic Nltlodl Convontian W110 old he ·of wolliL Thoro wW bo ., ol.uuhlmecl Wlllll hil vote In Chicago to r&•:......... bqidiiDI al ,_,_ lieci the wlohea of his conotltuDoor prida for 114ulll and ency. Polio wore scheduled to q>en ehll- wW be .... oul, and at 2 p. m. and clooe at 10 p.m. '- - Includes tbe Dol· ,polcben, Jaola and Jobbero. Goodwin old the result• will Nldde and llowpoke and Billy DOt be dlocloaed unW after both votes. some 5,800 registered ' Wabb. . Tbe e v e n t wU1 eonttnue Democrats are eligible to vote. Held tbr<JUihoulllte aJiernolll1. an: No On:e L'OaHn'ltore was the moat ocalhi~W reblko to worltlwldo resctlon on the encyclical In a oerles of de!enaes t11a1 llave been ~ almoot daib' In the paper. Vatican aboervera old the pontiff Ia diiPiay!JW, \i al,, 6 p.m. )(Bal and tea be fllmlahod. ~· are brlas a coveted dllih arid an·ar-· ~cl~ aelepilaiot Bale. Heath Chorcb ladleo who 'prepared and Hrved a oteak c~~Mor were Mrs. Nan ~e. Mro. E. M. Wood, Mro. Edltb Jlvjdea Mrs. Emma WOJiand, Mrs. ~ Mrsf Katie SWan11011 a n·d IsWon at Camp Helen Help CONTINUES ' uSe•• AT eoltod me a liar: Tho..,. diiJ YOUTH ASKED FOR If Thil chiumn II for YOIIIli 1*1' SteYe told ina 11 rd "' ...,. wi1h him agaiD. bo'olal<e wlltJple, 1helr problema and ploooureo, their ir<M>IBI and fUn. AI illlns baek and tall poaple be wtih the rest of Hel., Help USI, lied. rd ralher dlel !ID't 1hera - · 'IQ'? H welcome• lauabo but "'"'" doclp a l!lOrious question wl1h a -MARA Dear Mara: brush-<>!!. Send )'0111' Yes, there'• ~• queslloniiD YOIJ'l1l ASKED FOR )'011 ... prove · hal startIf, eare of Hoi• Help USI, thla ed tills alandor, he Clll be IIIII& up leplly. Lot him .,wr SHOULD GIHLS BE molhor Ia In ...,cb wWl a lawWEAKER SEX? yer, and drop a bini tblt blo lao& Dear He1011: lltllo talk wWl yoo wu ovflr- $5.95 aomudlatreas Ia plaoed ... girl& being and stleat 10 tblt boya won'l feel InferiOr? - · · wrong with lntelllpnee '"' sldos'l Here are my t~~ostlona? I. Will' must ~ coneeal her baalc brainB - r 1he p!H of holple.-u, """'''hiBUcallon, etc.? 2. Will' must glrlo talk ooly about troualtozy 1hiDP and,.._ FOit FALL IN Dan River® rL,.<IU) H. Johnson, 824 Fourth Ave. backed Into a parked car owned by Ferris· Cleon can·, ftt. 2, Crown Clt,y. There ""no damage to 1he Johnsoo vehicle and very minor damage to the other car. No one was cited. -.-H. l.anham Is Individuals in Job8 During July President of IQ OL po.,...nonl blond dl,poly11t.r colton. 4 _poc.olt loops. Fen ploido: · lamlledp? 3. \VIv" ore boys afraid of lntelligolt glrla? 4. Ara boys lnlerlor - Insecure - or esotlata dlslrina an • when her car coJ... Uded with one comiJW down Second Ave. driven ~ Bernard M. Guin1her, 44, 1604 Cllatham Ave. Second Ave. In an acctdentoccurr.l._-at5:19 .P· m. at Barr's S&cter Market jEAN or YUlee oplnlmo, or . . _ In stimulating coaversatlon reoPrlns 11111urilll, perceptioo a n d uneilallerwef . .'I cidents invesdgatecl Frida)- by clcy Pollee. Pe(U"l Edler, 69, Coolville, was £U!ng east on Olive st. and atleii1Pted to inake a lei! turn ooto Parking Lot on Vine f4., William --· I-·~ Mloo Boos sm.orn. . Btrlltdo,ys or: .rom B a c:a .n, GAUJI>OLIS - N'o one waa George Meiollart andilaroldllublolured In two minor lrlfllc ac- bard were recornlzed. . There was minor daJMp 10 both automobUos. Mrs. Edler wao cllarged wt1h dloabe)'ing an automatic ~ic slpai. a.. leaoed on $28 bond, she Is to IIIJpearln court on All& 12. By He/e!l Bottel . Association RIO GRANDE - ' 5, Are oil IUctesllflll dlteB Jlllxe4? That Ia: SlperiDr and PI'. PLEASANT - Jac"'"'IDe Gobrltscb, ciaii8IMr oC Mr. and Inferior? '11111 ro!HI anotber Mrs. Donald F. Gel>rltach, was ""'stlon: Wldeh Ia llldcb? And awarded a first place medel for Ia ..,r concoption CJI -rloril1 - - twlrllns a1 1ho Yonth 10 IDferlor that we eumot -. ~ Jnc. or vtralnla MBJor- &Ire • OQIIIUTI - CURIOUS B. ette-Twlrlins Camp Ill West Vlr- B. ainla Woaloyan Colle&e In Bu· Dear euriwl: If an IDtelllpnl girl must ~ chamlll. W. VL re..-IJ. dumb and oil<ri .. 1hel • boy JaCQlOIII!e, who wW be aqb....,•t feel Inferior - ohe'o cbomore at PIJinl Ploaaaat lllsb Sc!IJOI, 11 a of 1ho Jac- """ 1he wro111 boy! And If a boy queline Twirling and Wlllll a holpleao, UIIIO(ll1lstlcaDoneo Slud!D In Plllnl Plealllll. ed JlimJ, he's In 1hewrong <11>ond Ia o rneDiber of 1ho PIJinl lurJI An ADEQUATE man doBm'l Plea- Hlab School Morcblllil bl1 WOIIWI to be lbo . Bond. •bare!OOiod and too step& boLEADERS MAY MEET hlllli" cype. But ru r~~ ...,.. TOKYO (UPO- Prime Mlnlt- wWl JGU, B.: Mill)' men are ter El- oold Fridol It still inado<IIAIA In lhla deput1111)' be neeoosaey for him to ll\lltl. - H. meat the next AmeriCIII pHIDear Hel•: ~ 1a1o thil reor to 1101 a dale I am 17. I waa told, wb10 I lor the retum of Oldllan to waa '"" ,...,..,tblt my motbor Jopan. djed. MJ Idler baa romarrlld. Oar !amiiJ life 1111'1 ...al1 clOM. I orerbooJ'd my failler a n d -ct "" DNIIolt flir tile &IQorll a--w~~W .tact. tbe jab IIIW. AC!II.ti.Y Ia Ner<lel. Iilia ._ud . -s..dlleiP- ' BOYS' ·SIZES Ho 18 Civil Case Hied with Gallia CoUrt GALLIPOIJS - One c:ivil case was nled Friday In the office of Clerk ol Courts Marjorie Rine-hart Four cases were disposed of inGollla Coon!)' Common Ploos Court. Betty Lou McGuire, Gallipolis, ffied apeUtion fordlvorceagalnst Melvin B. Mc:Guire, GaUipolts. The plaintiff accuses the deCendant ot extreme cruelty and said abo foaro physical Injury from him. She Is seekilll: alimony, care, custody, and s~rt of three minor chUdren, and court costa. In the c:ase of State of Ohio vs. Roy Goodwtn, Judge Thomas w. Mltchcll determined that the violation was not such as to war· rant evocation ot the probation. The defendant was released and his probation continued. Coach Art Lanham ' was electod president of1he Rio Grande Memorial AI· Tho court allowed Albert Frum to be temporarily released from Lima State Ho5()ilal tc attend his mother's funeral in Athens, .The case of John W. Cox vs. Nancy Lucille Cox was dismissed and court costs paid. · J~ , M.It,c~e!l sr•~~ divorcee ~ S~(on, 1\. Moss rr001 Spencer D.~ , Morss on die ·groori:ls of gross neglect or duty. There .. '" . I< ~ Rain Fell on a.u, ' ,. !~:~were PI Rob· Leilh, se~etary • llold lndooro, 1he boon dinner altractod Qraxlmately 150 CUItomorl, do•te the raln. Fl!t.Y llll,yed for 1be -am llldcb ,. are no children by the m_arriage. Maxey is Brought featured an address by J. Sher- . man Porter. Porter tracOd 1he hlatory or lhe Rio Gr- - a l Also· elatlan, and prailed It for Ita clvlc ·a ceompil-o. He aald tblt tho aoliOCiallm built the Ill'• bullclln& and do· nated lllOilel' to other vlllagoprojocta. Tho retlrlns Hcrotar,y-treaourer, Mra. Kennoth Grllham, was eredlted with IIIIIIPIJing1ho opeak. er wl1h back8rcJund lnlormsllna on tho annual hiltorlc event. Prosilllnl • • Fronk Petrie Jr., 1he rollrlna president, ' To Fort Belvoir POMEROY - SPS Norman V Maxey, who was injured in Vie~ nam on July 13, was transferred on Aug. 2 from a hospital in J~>o pan to the Dewitt Army Hospital at Fort Belvoir, va. His parenta. Mr. an:l Mrs. VLv.. Jan Maxey of Reedsville, were at the hospltaliDvlsilhim last weekend. His addreuls SP5 Norman V. Maxey, RA 15669369, Medical Holding D!lt.lchmont, Ward 2B, Fort Belwir, VL Gaffia County1 904 Entered Patrol lleports Open Classes Two Aceidents Of Meigs Fair POMEROY - A total of 904 entries were registered Cor the open competition Df the Meigs Cowtty Fair which begins Monday. Breakdown or the entrl es in or competition includes: horse and pony conformation, 69; dairy cattle, 37, plus 53 head for the district the various fields Stand at ,$l,90l.l0 ' POMEROY - Disburseme~s from Meigs Coonty court c:ollectlons In July totaled $1,901.10, it was reported by Clerk Elizabeth Hobstetter, The distnlrsements tnc:luded $4:16.96 In fines to lito state $76.90 fees to the sheriff, $908.: 69 In lines and costa to the OOWtcy general fUnd, $318.82 10 the law library fUnd and $1S9, 73 to the county aulD lleenoe and gas fund . OXYGEN GIVEN MIDDLEPORT - 'l11o Middle. port emergency S(Jiad answered a call at 8:53 p.m. Friday to admlnloter oxygen to George K..,. nedy at his W. Main Sl homo In inches of rainlalllast week cern .. pared to .15 recoi.ed Jlurbw the same period one year ago. McCormick Blid GalliB hesllad TONIGHT-MONDAY Af1D TUESDAY some form or _preclpitatioo 19 of GALLIPOUS - Tho State Pa- tho past 27 days, making it one trol investigated two one .. car of the wettest summers in recent accidents dur:ing the last 24 times. The ftgures above do nat iDhours. Ernest S. Ward, 45, Rt. 1 cludo Soturdly morning's d..,. Rutlaml, struck ard killed a deer pour wldch curtailed traffic: and on County ~ 5 l4 miles west other actiVities around tO a. m. Several creeks are nmning of Rt. 7 at 9:05 p.m. Friday. There were no injuries but the hJih, but no major Ooodl~ 1s oeen wiOOshield of the vehicle . was at this time. JAMESDRIJRY ---~-~,..,­ AND .Clint EaliiWood IN sllaltered. Traveling north on Lincoln Pike, .8 mile south of Rt.. 141 at 12:30 Lm. saturday, ruchar'd W. Elliott, 17, Rt. 2 Gallil>olls, went oil 1ho right side of the road on a curve and struck a Guernsey show; beef cattle, 38; sheep, 31; hogs, one; farm crops, 128; Rower show, Wednesday, 1.66 entries; Friday. 147i do- post. The acc:ident d&nllged a mestic arts, 47; paintings, 83i fence owned by Paul Nidl)' and granges, rour, and 100 school did severe damage to the vehicle. There were no injuries 1100 no exhibits. ln addition there will be hun- citations. dreds or exhibits ln the junior fair. Livestock registrations tor ASK TO WED the junior ratr include: beef GALLIPOLIS - Two couples breeding, 21; steers for sale applied for marriage licenses 22; swine, four; poultry seven~ • • • Friday In the office of Probate rabb1ts, seven; sheep, 10; dairy COUrt. They were James L, cattle, 38; market lambs, 14. Elliott, 25, Gallipolis, teacher, and Charla F. Bodlmer, 20, Gal' lipolis, student; Harold Lee MitCollections July GALLIPOLIS - ActordiJW to Edwin (Pole) McCOrmick U S. Weather Obaerver, Falrtl~tdSta­ Uon, Gallla Coonty received 4.16 chell, 34, Dennison, laborer and Clara Marjorie .Miller. 29 'Bidwell, at hOnte: ~ . \, !. · · ', · · THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY BARNARD LEAVES NICE, France (UPD-Dr. Chrlstiaan Barnard, pioneer heart transplant surgeon, lett here Soturda)> On COlor) CAR~ ------------- lor Australia ONE WEEK AUGUST 11 THRU AUGUST 17 BLOCDUITER. I'·· • 20TH CENTUA¥-FOX PRESENTS MDGS TIIA'II£ CHARDON HESION TONIGHT TIIRU TUESDAY AUG_IIST 11-13 '" "ARI1U! P. MilS- Walt Dtaney's The one and only, Genuine, O,rlginal FAMILY BAND (Technicolorl Walter "Brennan, Buddy Ebsen DISNEY CARTOONS: Natures Strangest Creature& Art of SoU Defense Mr. Duck Steps Out Admlssion:.85c and 50c SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. CARTOON Pomeroy. ~ dll<uloins my reo! Deer W: _ I can iilliltrotmla falhtr wontIns to proiMt hll cldldr• from lho<k. but .... Gill ,.. l<naW Ia alllO, be, miallt lfeoler 1r1111111111 by Uop1111 )'00 from bar. He ~ al 1..a have you ,..... ereaiAI lalk Ill a dOctor who - · lbo ..... A* him tblt prb11oso, and let tile doelor adviM w11111tor a 'llllt from you ad help ar hurt ....,_ concem· ' • • ed.- B. .•• Dearllel..: 9WII 1111111 1-Umtorswb., --• . - a . I brd<o up wi1h him last Pmllftll' boeaule I OIIU!cln't !_.ue blm In the car. He actuollJ mada 1111 walk two miles hame frOID a dala bocluH I -dn't lire ln. 1 wao ao ooor/ ed and llllld - two dlllerenl men tried to pick me up - that I cried all oQIII. Mother ....S. 1111 break up with him. ·' --~foraOYen • • • • .. .;·' . . 9IAiva p 10 mad he start- ed a lol Ill bad rumoro obGut 1111. Whoa I tell Poot>le Wrt lila, Ula1 antwer, •'BciJ• delft lit illlni• llka llial.'.' lkiJa aal< 1111 out ... lor ,.. tblng _!llllllt""" Wlitalwoa't •'llu:" MJ molbottold ...t'lmollltro bul he denied ..~ aDd r -':l~ ~!IJ•; (:11111~~~ ~ And Now for the Tough Part! - · llid their IIDell1 lllmlt'ted tblt ..,. lln't - . abe's Ill a lllelllallallftulloa. Noll 1hel .. lddl !mow, . . to y!IJit bar, but Plld ....'l lot uo. We IMI• <lllbo!P her. Whit ~d .. *II - w. a. Ill OF THE !lEN! .11 Pc. 3/8" Drive Socket Set S10.95 �,, :. Us . ' ' ' ·welflr• By Pat Houck :t-"*!::S:~::~~:~~-:::.:~~~~:.~';!~*~~,~~~~.;m.~~:::«:~::~:s:~"t«=~~~~ »>-.·...~~~':i:iS.'o;:>:i:~,..,.i$';:-~~ *~~-:.."':·:~~.........w ......... One piece of equlj>Jnent In our ofllce Is doubly protected from the r&YIPS of Ume IIld from destru~m by Dre. n Ia our micro- , tum safe, IIIII of ftlm from as lor back 11 1893. It lo from this llle that H. W. WDaon Jr. draws 20 yoara ogo 1111 Dick 'lbomas data '"' 50 yeiro qo on the river. 1clld not havo occ1oloo1Ddelve some of themoatattrlcii¥Oporch Into this 111e until recently when fUrniture rve aeon. It Ia rat. 1 wanted beckiround Info for a tan or wicker and cushioned wltll . pluslo avaeado green cordUro)' feature. G«<lnc atarted in thl1 ll1e Ia pUiows. Uko pltlne hooked "" a drur. new-r• Ia 1 On Elatorn Ave. just about real IJIIOiien<e. some of the acroaa rram the entrance to Bob ....,..._ atruck me as ve17 fun- Evana' 1 saw the first of those Readhw old p._ lllles blooming now. ~. IIld llound they were Worry- lall They don't have leaves IIld I .q aboot some of the thlngo U.t concern petl)le today. like think they are called SUlllrlse the problems of youth and crime. lnles. They llood both oldea of In those days, the violert news the walk IIld were very pretcy. made the headlines, juat 11 . it Saw Jim Bell riding a bicycle .does tocla.Y. Ma~ ltema, grange and church news, now uaed on the 1D work the other morning. He soclecy - · appeared then on said, ••n sure saves on ps 1111 -- WhUelooklng over a !928 TribUne, trying to locate news of the SUver Bridge, I came across the preliminary plano lor t h e brldse's ollicial opunlng. It 11id, There will be speeches, music, ftreworka, ceremonies, danci~ 11 IIld merrlmald~Wo (After all thet, •hit ldnd of merrlmlkilW?7l Also, how allout this title! "W~ lludpt of News from uvely VIDtoo vmaae." rD say . thla for whoever made tMt heed "" be had' 111 oar for alllteratlo& Vlmoa muat 'have been where the action WIL I WAS MADE to feel aort of opeclal this week when m y live me I peraonal call Ind. reminded me It had booa a year Iince my check IV> I thOIII!ht It wu 1 nice thing for him to do, al11<e It would have beeo Juat aa . oaay to haw a aecretary do the caiiiJw, . . ' . dldn~ .write a11out my ~un~~,y ala .Bombeck scyle. lllldlclldn't thiDk 111\)'0110 would be lntereated. I will 111 I have a 17-)'0II'<Iid 11011, Richard, who juat IIJ'IIduated :from GAllS IIld a 13-felr-okl daui!Ur, Llaa. Wo do hi¥110IIle ~ "wild timea.'' but I could Dtver do them the juatlce thet .Bombock ·doeL was done by members of tile Freneb Art COIOIII' ~er claaa for cblldrea. Then ciUh• are , otrered oach 110111111er by tho Art COiol!l'. Each Cblld recelvtdo blue riWla for her boll Tom Lacey, Rio G1'11111e C:.Uo10 Art Protauor, Jodled'lho art work. Be'Y&rb Walket Ia chairman of the JWC Fino Aria CommiUeo but waa imablo to ba preaeill,.,. the plciUn. Sldm ~ aot. ti!V 14> the exhibit are, I tor, Mrs. Barry . _ , P' •~ .. Gilbert CorUIL The palndap wlJJ ba """k. 00 dlaplay !oiDIIIay. . ~:!:!=:~:·: ::::: :~::: :::::::::: :: :::::~::::~:::::: ::::::: :::::::*:* Seen and Heard tightens tl) tile waistline." I love to ride 1 bike but when you live oo a hW, as I do, the Mr. IIld Mrs. HolDs Noll of way home seems twice as long. Lakeland, F1L are viol• .... For people who usually drive a latlves In GIOia Courocy, ~rlqj­ car, a bicycle is very relaxing fteld IIld COlumbus. They will and you can see so much mere return to Fla. after Labor Illy. or the tAlwn when yoo ride one. Mr. IIld MrL Carl Hlnsoo 1111 ramUy from Pennsylvania ha¥O It "•• ao hot one dQ laat week the shovllw foam In Mrs. been tho h<Juaesueato of their WUIIam D. 1\lcCoJ>'o Rt. I Gal- parents, Mr. 1111 MrL Glom lipolis home sprayed ltael£ (1\ll.y- Hinson, st. Rt. 5M. Mr. 1111 be teylng to cool oil?) Sho ac- MrL RalPh Hlnaon, PalaUno, cused ber ~bud of being.,.,.. IlL, Mr. IIld MrL VlriU Hinoy, w!Jen he denied It, they sum- son IIld lunll,y, Mr. IIld MrL Alvin ·Adldns, IIld felly 1111 marized It was 1118 he&~ When I apelled "1uaunari:z.. Arthur H1011011, all of COlumbus, edtl the drat Ume, I apeUed visited with their lither who lo It oummerlzod. Contlder!IW last a patient In the hoopiW. week, 1 think thlt waa an underS8cl. John c. Franklin ar·atandable mlatake. Don't yoo'l 'lbe word was wrong anyway, rived home from VIetnam for a .3o.!I.Y loave to attend the funerIt should be u aurm.laed." al or his brother. James FriDklln. MrL Jim (Mary) Pem of ~:.·.·.~-.-.·.·.·;.;;t: :·.·;·;·;·;-;.; •• ·.···· · ·o: · :.-·········:·······:·:·:· ·..•··· ...... .......... ·····................... ··:·: BeD, Callt haa arrived also to ~: =;:: attend her funotaL . . , I I :( so~\~~'.ils r~ 1 ;:;~·.So¢1Qf;'1t~~ · . ~.. . CIIILDREN'S AliT EXIIIlllTi:D -'. Tlli :naJ.ArU rw tie ~~~~ ~:!·~!~ IIIID'o Qlj), 11 part ot their O<llllrlbutloo to !110 ~ fllllonllool'• Thein~, Yfor A 11o1ter jVorld," has 1101 It> 1 ehll4r..iurt OJidblt at the Firat - 1 Buk The irorlc t ·' ;}: c0·Iend-·Qn:; br-'• l.ir:. ~l.tM'n ':Eustl~ Jelf4• :;: of Eureka entettalnod aeveru guests at their home recently. Present were Mr. IIld Mrs. ·:· :·: Kenneth Jolfera, Bladen; MrL SUNDAY Joon Phlllll>s IIld Jay IIld KeUy, H. C. CLYSI!: Family Roun- Columbus; Mrs. ~ Perldna loa at U.. Collf81t Compla. IIld Diana, Mercerville, 1111 flon dlmer at 110011. AU rei- and Tom, GalllpoliL ...Yeaaref~. The Trlbllle received a card ANNUAL l ' I£NNY REUNION at the home of Mra. Marpret satorday from Jim DaiDIOr, 111Fdwardo, on TycOon Lake Rd. verthlng director of Ohio Valley I'VE HEARD IT Ia not good to Ba- cllmer It 12:30 p.m. Publlohlng Co., who Is attencllrv De ll~tl Uds, and 11 1" that. even the Republican Nltlooal con..... Everyone brlnv tsrthle aarvlce, In a periiOilll column. Ills better lion in f1orldl.. Mr. IIld MrL 1 .WDLWN fKEE WILL :a.p~ uy 'we". Well, lleel foallah . Dean Davia accompanied the Da. doiJw that becaune you all know Uot picnic at Junior Fairners and abo attel1ied the ca. ground& after SUrldQ School l~m juat me. Besides, (like a Every«&e welcome. Bring cov· vent!on. eer!aln editor I won't mention) ered dish IIld table service. I'm not too sldnny 1111 wMI with U... sack dreases. if I started ANNUAL GOOCH - McCarley - - - - - - - - Reunion, Rio Grande Collose ~ u"e", people mlgbt get THOMPSON - BEESON, JIA>. •""'\he Wl'ODI rumors ~ (Please Calqlus. RelaUvea IIld !rlends union, Little ~101' Church, lllvlted to come alii bri~W a neue my I' a!) noon, bring covered dlah. picnic lunch. MONDAY PEOPLE have lllld they like ANNUAL DENNY Reunion at GALIJA CHAPTER OCSEA my comments alloutthlngo around the home of Marprel Edward. wlorior roaat IIld regular bulltown. But clld you ever try to aee AU relatives are Invited. Picnoaa meelln& For all p.mJlc · boule llllllbora wbUedrlviJWpaat nic baekot ell....,. at 12:30 p, -~-·. 7 p.m. ... Fortlllm. -lace? lt'o dllllcuh but I'D calloo HilL do my boa~ CENTENARY Granp, 8 p.m. JARRELL REUNIONatCentnl Park In Adlland, ~. Br.,_ GALLIPOLIS ~ No. loot lunch at noon. AI .YGU IV 14> Seeond Ave. 183, oF.s, all olllcera ....... ~· from the Bti>llot a..r.~ &lrmals, Initiation, 7:30 p,Di. _,..oxfmate1Jt52 DOilouJellllbJanice ... bu. U.t I '"-:-•ld jy'llf) Is TUESDAY tc:omi- 11'0111PIP 5l RIO GRANDE CIIYII'Y lllpbride, "ore a miD: green IiDen Uat l.ollllea AIIXIIIII'l'," ''l!Mit sloeath dress with lace roll col- 7:3o p.m. 1t tho dlUrch. lar IIIII matchi~W coaL Her ac- · Closs Reunion He1d ,...''I . iloo before cJ&oamatoi IIld ~~sta RIO GRANDE - 11oe R I o •per 1!1!1111 1. ., Grlllde llf&h School Claaa of were sooted to 1 dellclooa din- lllolllc nor prepared llllaorwd by \110111- . 1953 held Ita l~oar claoa .... bOra of the Emblem Club. ..., ell npllr price ~ · d . union on July 1:1 with a dinner at Bill McUUlt.Y aerved asl\laator rift Md ftodl. Stan IIDin t ' the Elkl Club In Gallipolis. MrL of ceremonies tor lho 'eveatnr. II I tYer)' dq, I~ Mlllr'1 John GUUam pve the ln..,... Mra. VIctor NidaY roahevonl ' Oiiadrf ~. U,& • W~ arlldeafrom achoolnew-a M 1111 remllllled the ciao• of 111110)' other lntereatiJ8 h&Ppealngaclurllw their school )'earL Sla<e this waa their llrat .-. union, each clalamate P'" 1 brief BUIIIIDU'l' of the put 15 yoars. In clotdlv. the groq> IIIV the Alma Mater. MrL Rdlert Coulaoo served . aa Pf<!ll'llll CMll'llllll for the GALLIPOLIS - 11oe Bualnoaa ·evenL 1111 ProfeaiiiOMI Women's Club Altllndil¥ were Mr, 1111 Mrs. membera are ln the proc:ea~ of Bob Hall, Yr. illll Mrs. aettlna It> a new project calllll. Hlmy, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Dextllr "WRAP. •• WRAP means, Women (lloma LJ.noU.> White, llr. IIIII ReiPOIUIIblo for Accident Pn- Mrs. Wendell Eupne Wlckllue, . vertlon. Tom J~trrloo, Mr. '!Ill lolrL John MrL Lola Mao SUiter lo Dil- (Suaan Cooley) Gllllam, Mr• .1!11'1 .trlct Cheltluan· for .till pl'Qjict MrL BPI Mr..... Mrs. •• ,,, ,,, .and Miss Mary Clendlnla lo VlctoiQrary~l'ilcof) Nlday;lolr. chairman for tho local dub. 1111 Mrs. Robort (EJ.. J Mill Cle'-n has coo- a Smithl Coulson. commiUeo tO work wltll her. Thay ere, MrL Bette ~. Mrs. Thelma Neol, Mrl. Pat !Iouck, ·, Enroll110111 for ' . 1111 Mrs. ZoUa Craft. Club ofllcero are llao membora of the Septmlber~ commiUeo, these Include, MrL ' ' . . Joan Wood, president; Mrs. Bernice McMahon, vlc1>1>re1~ Miss PbyWa Howe, aecretary and Mra. AUco Stover, trueslll'• or, .... ,~~· The . , _ attendl OhiO Slate . . . . .~. . , IJnlverolQ>. · • - ,• (.f- .ASniall'·· L'EAIHER · ' llf&h School In Valeacla, Vonezu- 1U ' ,.._~"- . Coli . . • .............,., .,., Cedinlllo, Ohio, 1966; illd,tllo ola,., Ull2· Thuraday ovenltW tho home of Mrs. Lola """ .M.. ,¢, - "" .~ Jldee • all • _, IIIJ. Jeft'J' ...... C1 •1 Fllr, U,& • We.t. SEPTEMBER WEDDING PLANNEO-llr. 1111d Mrs . Max Elliort, 464 Jackson Pikt are innollll(;ili{j rltt engagement and approaching marriage of rhelr dGugllter, Ma~garet ~nn, to John R. Harsh of Union ·City, Ind. M1ss Elhott grllllll!lled frolll Gallia Acllllniy H1~h Sch~ol rmdwill be a senior at Ohio University, majoring In Elementary EdNCation. Mr. Harsh 111ill be 11 senior at Ohio University majoring in Psycho!· ogy. The custom of 1111 open church wedding 1111d reception will be observed on September 15th ar 2:10 p.m. at Tltt First Baptist Church in Gallipolis. H. Ailv. , PLI!ASANT VALLEY HONEYWELL STROBONAR-AMERICA;S BEST ~~ELLING ELECTRONIC FLA$1(! HOSPI~AL ADMI1TEIJ: Mrs. u .:;., Harm . ...,. on, Middleport; Mra. Jamoa L. Nibert, GalllpoUi; Mrs. .aaid ~ P'-··ant· •'- ww..., · .... • -a. =...Newman, ~ Pleasent; Pullllll, PIIIIIOI'Oy; 1 1&67 He Ia pre·-•· ed ·• lea E. JonlaD, 00. ' .........,. -~ llpollo FOIT)', b7 tho llelllpoUs P11rta WareDISCHARGED: Mr '"llouae ' s. -·q The. . LlucklnnUt, Mason; Mrs. Cbal'eouplela rollldlng at 291h lea McGrath IIld claustotar Rut.Nall Avonile, GolllpoU1, UDtll Sep- land; Keith llllalefld; Souti.~~c~e· tembor 9 1\lr, Kirtland will Mr C&lherlno . ' leaWt ror ~co. VIrginia, 1D ant Totty, ~PI"'"" hla COIIIIey In the Unltad BIR'I1I ,._ llatea MarinO Corp : ~·. and MrL tawa. renee Lambert, p~ Ple&llllt, a Deposit lin Hold .' 'V0t1 Choice ' son. "':""~ "'' ·p~e It per 1!1!1111 or at SUiter. Chairmen were ~DI­ ed. Plano were made for mombars to go ufMcArthur In Seplen!ber for tnlnlaa. A _ . _ date for the llrat driver ll'llniiW ccurae haa been 1101 for Qcto. ber. .... . • ·•'!I ....... -· ............. ,... Claalng 111ft .ell .•..... Jlllot • aD lift lid foa6, f111n .... t 111 · 1 ...,. . di,. '·Jent Miller'• ·Oiallr --~ · 1 ...... U.S. • Wut. To Cure a Plant Thalassa Cruso, who had a television allow called "Mat- lng Things Grow," recommends "a high-handed plunge IDto a batbtub full of suc)sy water" for almost every plAnt N. .U.. · aliment. . strobour 400. This comp.tct, shoe mount unit features an easy-to--use exposure calculator; fits all popular «moras; lrue K II guide number of so. 69• 50 Slrobonu CillO. Powerlul perform- ance in a neat packqel k II guide , number, 80; operates on rechlrseilble batteries or AC. Compl•te with baneries, AC cord. · 422 Second Ave. \ FAMILY SHOE STORE i ·~ '. ',,• j·. • '\, : • Gallipolis, Ohio I I ·a9 50· TAWNEY STUDIO ·~· 4:Ui . •J •• Mrs. H. W SJudwnoo< 1!.0•'1 R :w , 'vi;; ·~-.:·~~0~.• ~un, Oblo lillie Vnl'l'eroiiY, Coi.- , , · I'leasant• CJar ' A prellmloa17 plannllv meet.- !De waa held ........ gr..., _ trom the Coleglo tolemattonai ·, · o <w olr.u!ll'l Mo"•""· ' . .r Glllup.I~Ofdo COil• ....,.oyed B & PW Club ' Jlwsas 4D4S••"'Ave. The bride Ia a , . _ of GIOia Academy Hlp Scboo1, 1&611, and Ge111&1olla Bualn11a 1&67. She Ia pr1..,._ 11 bJ the Kafiy Strvlcet, lnC!II'P01'8ted, u a aecnlar7 at tile Gootb-eer 'l1ro and Rubber ~. AIIPle Grove, W, VL Sho Ia active In t b e Firat llapilat Clurcb aa a choir IIIOibbor IIld aerved for ..,. year u 1 feacber In tllo Primary DeP&rtmerlt · of the Qmday School Mr ~•~--· • Is Planned by ·FAMILY FAVOflJ'1".,,1 PAUL .OAVIIS · Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Kirtland, Jr. Safety Pro;ect TWO GREAT FAAM tr_, Miss Margaret Ann ERiot *· The &fOCIIl's mau.r wore a Drive Safllr RememlerThe Sabbatll and Keilp It Holr tor Jemie • ·•ole • bud a. blue linen shoath with mateh!Jw aecesaorlea. Her corsqe wu whltor..-L A rOCI!I)IIou wu held at tho clllrch Immediately foiiCJIOblrthe ceremOD)'. The brldo'a table Wla ceatered with a fouMiered with columns. Acceuorloa •re .Uver candelabra, ~h bowl, and aUwr .....i ... Mlaa Barbara Burp ri!Jiaterld the aueatL Mra. P- ,Burp. Mlu Sondra KoiJ, 11r1. Phil SIDler• IIld Mlu SuO Ann Buck- · loy aulated with llio rectpllon. FCI' ber Woddllll to MlchiIID and North -· Central I!Dited Slatea, tho now ~!do chanpd to a ..,.,;,..way oulllt of a )'ellow JIJioD IIUit wltll bllclllcco.-las. The -l,y-awlllmall.athoir !lame 111938 OUI@d Park, 1,pt. D t'<llumbuo, Ohio 43Zzt. The brldo Ia I ........to of ~­ IW Croak "'-' Sclloollllii:MDNsioto UniWtrllt.Y, She Ia a membar of~ ~ Sororl11 IIlii Ia. a lllchar of the third tho ::.::U~~ ~~2:· IIld her coraaae waa white roee l . 5 p.m. Relatlvea lllld frlloft are IDYited to atlilnd. , cesi(IJ'iel were of green Unen. ' ' HO!&:OOMJNG PLANNED': GAWPOl.IS - 'file Old X,. · pr Fret IV~ Bti>llal Cln\I'Ch · u~ wm be beld' &il- . ,df,r, ~t 18 after JllOI'IIi!W · clo!lrch .~.... !Iaake!~ . wlll ba ~· at '!"""- Tha ~ · 110011 ..,....... wW ba IIIIi !lev. Gecir,. uoaChii' IIld l!lmerlilll. · · '!loin' ..m·be epeclal alrW!aa. E¥OJ1011i weleilmt. OPEN HOUSE GALLII'OLIS - Tbe hooae holliirlng c:-,. E. ·Eluo,. Miss I .·," GALLIPOLIS, OHIO �,, :. Us . ' ' ' ·welflr• By Pat Houck :t-"*!::S:~::~~:~~-:::.:~~~~:.~';!~*~~,~~~~.;m.~~:::«:~::~:s:~"t«=~~~~ »>-.·...~~~':i:iS.'o;:>:i:~,..,.i$';:-~~ *~~-:.."':·:~~.........w ......... One piece of equlj>Jnent In our ofllce Is doubly protected from the r&YIPS of Ume IIld from destru~m by Dre. n Ia our micro- , tum safe, IIIII of ftlm from as lor back 11 1893. It lo from this llle that H. W. WDaon Jr. draws 20 yoara ogo 1111 Dick 'lbomas data '"' 50 yeiro qo on the river. 1clld not havo occ1oloo1Ddelve some of themoatattrlcii¥Oporch Into this 111e until recently when fUrniture rve aeon. It Ia rat. 1 wanted beckiround Info for a tan or wicker and cushioned wltll . pluslo avaeado green cordUro)' feature. G«<lnc atarted in thl1 ll1e Ia pUiows. Uko pltlne hooked "" a drur. new-r• Ia 1 On Elatorn Ave. just about real IJIIOiien<e. some of the acroaa rram the entrance to Bob ....,..._ atruck me as ve17 fun- Evana' 1 saw the first of those Readhw old p._ lllles blooming now. ~. IIld llound they were Worry- lall They don't have leaves IIld I .q aboot some of the thlngo U.t concern petl)le today. like think they are called SUlllrlse the problems of youth and crime. lnles. They llood both oldea of In those days, the violert news the walk IIld were very pretcy. made the headlines, juat 11 . it Saw Jim Bell riding a bicycle .does tocla.Y. Ma~ ltema, grange and church news, now uaed on the 1D work the other morning. He soclecy - · appeared then on said, ••n sure saves on ps 1111 -- WhUelooklng over a !928 TribUne, trying to locate news of the SUver Bridge, I came across the preliminary plano lor t h e brldse's ollicial opunlng. It 11id, There will be speeches, music, ftreworka, ceremonies, danci~ 11 IIld merrlmald~Wo (After all thet, •hit ldnd of merrlmlkilW?7l Also, how allout this title! "W~ lludpt of News from uvely VIDtoo vmaae." rD say . thla for whoever made tMt heed "" be had' 111 oar for alllteratlo& Vlmoa muat 'have been where the action WIL I WAS MADE to feel aort of opeclal this week when m y live me I peraonal call Ind. reminded me It had booa a year Iince my check IV> I thOIII!ht It wu 1 nice thing for him to do, al11<e It would have beeo Juat aa . oaay to haw a aecretary do the caiiiJw, . . ' . dldn~ .write a11out my ~un~~,y ala .Bombeck scyle. lllldlclldn't thiDk 111\)'0110 would be lntereated. I will 111 I have a 17-)'0II'<Iid 11011, Richard, who juat IIJ'IIduated :from GAllS IIld a 13-felr-okl daui!Ur, Llaa. Wo do hi¥110IIle ~ "wild timea.'' but I could Dtver do them the juatlce thet .Bombock ·doeL was done by members of tile Freneb Art COIOIII' ~er claaa for cblldrea. Then ciUh• are , otrered oach 110111111er by tho Art COiol!l'. Each Cblld recelvtdo blue riWla for her boll Tom Lacey, Rio G1'11111e C:.Uo10 Art Protauor, Jodled'lho art work. Be'Y&rb Walket Ia chairman of the JWC Fino Aria CommiUeo but waa imablo to ba preaeill,.,. the plciUn. Sldm ~ aot. ti!V 14> the exhibit are, I tor, Mrs. Barry . _ , P' •~ .. Gilbert CorUIL The palndap wlJJ ba """k. 00 dlaplay !oiDIIIay. . ~:!:!=:~:·: ::::: :~::: :::::::::: :: :::::~::::~:::::: ::::::: :::::::*:* Seen and Heard tightens tl) tile waistline." I love to ride 1 bike but when you live oo a hW, as I do, the Mr. IIld Mrs. HolDs Noll of way home seems twice as long. Lakeland, F1L are viol• .... For people who usually drive a latlves In GIOia Courocy, ~rlqj­ car, a bicycle is very relaxing fteld IIld COlumbus. They will and you can see so much mere return to Fla. after Labor Illy. or the tAlwn when yoo ride one. Mr. IIld MrL Carl Hlnsoo 1111 ramUy from Pennsylvania ha¥O It "•• ao hot one dQ laat week the shovllw foam In Mrs. been tho h<Juaesueato of their WUIIam D. 1\lcCoJ>'o Rt. I Gal- parents, Mr. 1111 MrL Glom lipolis home sprayed ltael£ (1\ll.y- Hinson, st. Rt. 5M. Mr. 1111 be teylng to cool oil?) Sho ac- MrL RalPh Hlnaon, PalaUno, cused ber ~bud of being.,.,.. IlL, Mr. IIld MrL VlriU Hinoy, w!Jen he denied It, they sum- son IIld lunll,y, Mr. IIld MrL Alvin ·Adldns, IIld felly 1111 marized It was 1118 he&~ When I apelled "1uaunari:z.. Arthur H1011011, all of COlumbus, edtl the drat Ume, I apeUed visited with their lither who lo It oummerlzod. Contlder!IW last a patient In the hoopiW. week, 1 think thlt waa an underS8cl. John c. Franklin ar·atandable mlatake. Don't yoo'l 'lbe word was wrong anyway, rived home from VIetnam for a .3o.!I.Y loave to attend the funerIt should be u aurm.laed." al or his brother. James FriDklln. MrL Jim (Mary) Pem of ~:.·.·.~-.-.·.·.·;.;;t: :·.·;·;·;·;-;.; •• ·.···· · ·o: · :.-·········:·······:·:·:· ·..•··· ...... .......... ·····................... ··:·: BeD, Callt haa arrived also to ~: =;:: attend her funotaL . . , I I :( so~\~~'.ils r~ 1 ;:;~·.So¢1Qf;'1t~~ · . ~.. . CIIILDREN'S AliT EXIIIlllTi:D -'. Tlli :naJ.ArU rw tie ~~~~ ~:!·~!~ IIIID'o Qlj), 11 part ot their O<llllrlbutloo to !110 ~ fllllonllool'• Thein~, Yfor A 11o1ter jVorld," has 1101 It> 1 ehll4r..iurt OJidblt at the Firat - 1 Buk The irorlc t ·' ;}: c0·Iend-·Qn:; br-'• l.ir:. ~l.tM'n ':Eustl~ Jelf4• :;: of Eureka entettalnod aeveru guests at their home recently. Present were Mr. IIld Mrs. ·:· :·: Kenneth Jolfera, Bladen; MrL SUNDAY Joon Phlllll>s IIld Jay IIld KeUy, H. C. CLYSI!: Family Roun- Columbus; Mrs. ~ Perldna loa at U.. Collf81t Compla. IIld Diana, Mercerville, 1111 flon dlmer at 110011. AU rei- and Tom, GalllpoliL ...Yeaaref~. The Trlbllle received a card ANNUAL l ' I£NNY REUNION at the home of Mra. Marpret satorday from Jim DaiDIOr, 111Fdwardo, on TycOon Lake Rd. verthlng director of Ohio Valley I'VE HEARD IT Ia not good to Ba- cllmer It 12:30 p.m. Publlohlng Co., who Is attencllrv De ll~tl Uds, and 11 1" that. even the Republican Nltlooal con..... Everyone brlnv tsrthle aarvlce, In a periiOilll column. Ills better lion in f1orldl.. Mr. IIld MrL 1 .WDLWN fKEE WILL :a.p~ uy 'we". Well, lleel foallah . Dean Davia accompanied the Da. doiJw that becaune you all know Uot picnic at Junior Fairners and abo attel1ied the ca. ground& after SUrldQ School l~m juat me. Besides, (like a Every«&e welcome. Bring cov· vent!on. eer!aln editor I won't mention) ered dish IIld table service. I'm not too sldnny 1111 wMI with U... sack dreases. if I started ANNUAL GOOCH - McCarley - - - - - - - - Reunion, Rio Grande Collose ~ u"e", people mlgbt get THOMPSON - BEESON, JIA>. •""'\he Wl'ODI rumors ~ (Please Calqlus. RelaUvea IIld !rlends union, Little ~101' Church, lllvlted to come alii bri~W a neue my I' a!) noon, bring covered dlah. picnic lunch. MONDAY PEOPLE have lllld they like ANNUAL DENNY Reunion at GALIJA CHAPTER OCSEA my comments alloutthlngo around the home of Marprel Edward. wlorior roaat IIld regular bulltown. But clld you ever try to aee AU relatives are Invited. Picnoaa meelln& For all p.mJlc · boule llllllbora wbUedrlviJWpaat nic baekot ell....,. at 12:30 p, -~-·. 7 p.m. ... Fortlllm. -lace? lt'o dllllcuh but I'D calloo HilL do my boa~ CENTENARY Granp, 8 p.m. JARRELL REUNIONatCentnl Park In Adlland, ~. Br.,_ GALLIPOLIS ~ No. loot lunch at noon. AI .YGU IV 14> Seeond Ave. 183, oF.s, all olllcera ....... ~· from the Bti>llot a..r.~ &lrmals, Initiation, 7:30 p,Di. _,..oxfmate1Jt52 DOilouJellllbJanice ... bu. U.t I '"-:-•ld jy'llf) Is TUESDAY tc:omi- 11'0111PIP 5l RIO GRANDE CIIYII'Y lllpbride, "ore a miD: green IiDen Uat l.ollllea AIIXIIIII'l'," ''l!Mit sloeath dress with lace roll col- 7:3o p.m. 1t tho dlUrch. lar IIIII matchi~W coaL Her ac- · Closs Reunion He1d ,...''I . iloo before cJ&oamatoi IIld ~~sta RIO GRANDE - 11oe R I o •per 1!1!1111 1. ., Grlllde llf&h School Claaa of were sooted to 1 dellclooa din- lllolllc nor prepared llllaorwd by \110111- . 1953 held Ita l~oar claoa .... bOra of the Emblem Club. ..., ell npllr price ~ · d . union on July 1:1 with a dinner at Bill McUUlt.Y aerved asl\laator rift Md ftodl. Stan IIDin t ' the Elkl Club In Gallipolis. MrL of ceremonies tor lho 'eveatnr. II I tYer)' dq, I~ Mlllr'1 John GUUam pve the ln..,... Mra. VIctor NidaY roahevonl ' Oiiadrf ~. U,& • W~ arlldeafrom achoolnew-a M 1111 remllllled the ciao• of 111110)' other lntereatiJ8 h&Ppealngaclurllw their school )'earL Sla<e this waa their llrat .-. union, each clalamate P'" 1 brief BUIIIIDU'l' of the put 15 yoars. In clotdlv. the groq> IIIV the Alma Mater. MrL Rdlert Coulaoo served . aa Pf<!ll'llll CMll'llllll for the GALLIPOLIS - 11oe Bualnoaa ·evenL 1111 ProfeaiiiOMI Women's Club Altllndil¥ were Mr, 1111 Mrs. membera are ln the proc:ea~ of Bob Hall, Yr. illll Mrs. aettlna It> a new project calllll. Hlmy, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Dextllr "WRAP. •• WRAP means, Women (lloma LJ.noU.> White, llr. IIIII ReiPOIUIIblo for Accident Pn- Mrs. Wendell Eupne Wlckllue, . vertlon. Tom J~trrloo, Mr. '!Ill lolrL John MrL Lola Mao SUiter lo Dil- (Suaan Cooley) Gllllam, Mr• .1!11'1 .trlct Cheltluan· for .till pl'Qjict MrL BPI Mr..... Mrs. •• ,,, ,,, .and Miss Mary Clendlnla lo VlctoiQrary~l'ilcof) Nlday;lolr. chairman for tho local dub. 1111 Mrs. Robort (EJ.. J Mill Cle'-n has coo- a Smithl Coulson. commiUeo tO work wltll her. Thay ere, MrL Bette ~. Mrs. Thelma Neol, Mrl. Pat !Iouck, ·, Enroll110111 for ' . 1111 Mrs. ZoUa Craft. Club ofllcero are llao membora of the Septmlber~ commiUeo, these Include, MrL ' ' . . Joan Wood, president; Mrs. Bernice McMahon, vlc1>1>re1~ Miss PbyWa Howe, aecretary and Mra. AUco Stover, trueslll'• or, .... ,~~· The . , _ attendl OhiO Slate . . . . .~. . , IJnlverolQ>. · • - ,• (.f- .ASniall'·· L'EAIHER · ' llf&h School In Valeacla, Vonezu- 1U ' ,.._~"- . Coli . . • .............,., .,., Cedinlllo, Ohio, 1966; illd,tllo ola,., Ull2· Thuraday ovenltW tho home of Mrs. Lola """ .M.. ,¢, - "" .~ Jldee • all • _, IIIJ. Jeft'J' ...... C1 •1 Fllr, U,& • We.t. SEPTEMBER WEDDING PLANNEO-llr. 1111d Mrs . Max Elliort, 464 Jackson Pikt are innollll(;ili{j rltt engagement and approaching marriage of rhelr dGugllter, Ma~garet ~nn, to John R. Harsh of Union ·City, Ind. M1ss Elhott grllllll!lled frolll Gallia Acllllniy H1~h Sch~ol rmdwill be a senior at Ohio University, majoring In Elementary EdNCation. Mr. Harsh 111ill be 11 senior at Ohio University majoring in Psycho!· ogy. The custom of 1111 open church wedding 1111d reception will be observed on September 15th ar 2:10 p.m. at Tltt First Baptist Church in Gallipolis. H. Ailv. , PLI!ASANT VALLEY HONEYWELL STROBONAR-AMERICA;S BEST ~~ELLING ELECTRONIC FLA$1(! HOSPI~AL ADMI1TEIJ: Mrs. u .:;., Harm . ...,. on, Middleport; Mra. Jamoa L. Nibert, GalllpoUi; Mrs. .aaid ~ P'-··ant· •'- ww..., · .... • -a. =...Newman, ~ Pleasent; Pullllll, PIIIIIOI'Oy; 1 1&67 He Ia pre·-•· ed ·• lea E. JonlaD, 00. ' .........,. -~ llpollo FOIT)', b7 tho llelllpoUs P11rta WareDISCHARGED: Mr '"llouae ' s. -·q The. . LlucklnnUt, Mason; Mrs. Cbal'eouplela rollldlng at 291h lea McGrath IIld claustotar Rut.Nall Avonile, GolllpoU1, UDtll Sep- land; Keith llllalefld; Souti.~~c~e· tembor 9 1\lr, Kirtland will Mr C&lherlno . ' leaWt ror ~co. VIrginia, 1D ant Totty, ~PI"'"" hla COIIIIey In the Unltad BIR'I1I ,._ llatea MarinO Corp : ~·. and MrL tawa. renee Lambert, p~ Ple&llllt, a Deposit lin Hold .' 'V0t1 Choice ' son. "':""~ "'' ·p~e It per 1!1!1111 or at SUiter. Chairmen were ~DI­ ed. Plano were made for mombars to go ufMcArthur In Seplen!ber for tnlnlaa. A _ . _ date for the llrat driver ll'llniiW ccurae haa been 1101 for Qcto. ber. .... . • ·•'!I ....... -· ............. ,... Claalng 111ft .ell .•..... Jlllot • aD lift lid foa6, f111n .... t 111 · 1 ...,. . di,. '·Jent Miller'• ·Oiallr --~ · 1 ...... U.S. • Wut. To Cure a Plant Thalassa Cruso, who had a television allow called "Mat- lng Things Grow," recommends "a high-handed plunge IDto a batbtub full of suc)sy water" for almost every plAnt N. .U.. · aliment. . strobour 400. This comp.tct, shoe mount unit features an easy-to--use exposure calculator; fits all popular «moras; lrue K II guide number of so. 69• 50 Slrobonu CillO. Powerlul perform- ance in a neat packqel k II guide , number, 80; operates on rechlrseilble batteries or AC. Compl•te with baneries, AC cord. · 422 Second Ave. \ FAMILY SHOE STORE i ·~ '. ',,• j·. • '\, : • Gallipolis, Ohio I I ·a9 50· TAWNEY STUDIO ·~· 4:Ui . •J •• Mrs. H. W SJudwnoo< 1!.0•'1 R :w , 'vi;; ·~-.:·~~0~.• ~un, Oblo lillie Vnl'l'eroiiY, Coi.- , , · I'leasant• CJar ' A prellmloa17 plannllv meet.- !De waa held ........ gr..., _ trom the Coleglo tolemattonai ·, · o <w olr.u!ll'l Mo"•""· ' . .r Glllup.I~Ofdo COil• ....,.oyed B & PW Club ' Jlwsas 4D4S••"'Ave. The bride Ia a , . _ of GIOia Academy Hlp Scboo1, 1&611, and Ge111&1olla Bualn11a 1&67. She Ia pr1..,._ 11 bJ the Kafiy Strvlcet, lnC!II'P01'8ted, u a aecnlar7 at tile Gootb-eer 'l1ro and Rubber ~. AIIPle Grove, W, VL Sho Ia active In t b e Firat llapilat Clurcb aa a choir IIIOibbor IIld aerved for ..,. year u 1 feacber In tllo Primary DeP&rtmerlt · of the Qmday School Mr ~•~--· • Is Planned by ·FAMILY FAVOflJ'1".,,1 PAUL .OAVIIS · Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Kirtland, Jr. Safety Pro;ect TWO GREAT FAAM tr_, Miss Margaret Ann ERiot *· The &fOCIIl's mau.r wore a Drive Safllr RememlerThe Sabbatll and Keilp It Holr tor Jemie • ·•ole • bud a. blue linen shoath with mateh!Jw aecesaorlea. Her corsqe wu whltor..-L A rOCI!I)IIou wu held at tho clllrch Immediately foiiCJIOblrthe ceremOD)'. The brldo'a table Wla ceatered with a fouMiered with columns. Acceuorloa •re .Uver candelabra, ~h bowl, and aUwr .....i ... Mlaa Barbara Burp ri!Jiaterld the aueatL Mra. P- ,Burp. Mlu Sondra KoiJ, 11r1. Phil SIDler• IIld Mlu SuO Ann Buck- · loy aulated with llio rectpllon. FCI' ber Woddllll to MlchiIID and North -· Central I!Dited Slatea, tho now ~!do chanpd to a ..,.,;,..way oulllt of a )'ellow JIJioD IIUit wltll bllclllcco.-las. The -l,y-awlllmall.athoir !lame 111938 OUI@d Park, 1,pt. D t'<llumbuo, Ohio 43Zzt. The brldo Ia I ........to of ~­ IW Croak "'-' Sclloollllii:MDNsioto UniWtrllt.Y, She Ia a membar of~ ~ Sororl11 IIlii Ia. a lllchar of the third tho ::.::U~~ ~~2:· IIld her coraaae waa white roee l . 5 p.m. Relatlvea lllld frlloft are IDYited to atlilnd. , cesi(IJ'iel were of green Unen. ' ' HO!&:OOMJNG PLANNED': GAWPOl.IS - 'file Old X,. · pr Fret IV~ Bti>llal Cln\I'Ch · u~ wm be beld' &il- . ,df,r, ~t 18 after JllOI'IIi!W · clo!lrch .~.... !Iaake!~ . wlll ba ~· at '!"""- Tha ~ · 110011 ..,....... wW ba IIIIi !lev. Gecir,. uoaChii' IIld l!lmerlilll. · · '!loin' ..m·be epeclal alrW!aa. E¥OJ1011i weleilmt. OPEN HOUSE GALLII'OLIS - Tbe hooae holliirlng c:-,. E. ·Eluo,. Miss I .·," GALLIPOLIS, OHIO �. · 'f - 1'!le SIIDilt¥ • J . . ,f: . Com· 1ng' ::, Time'. Sendnel; Sondi.Yo Au&uolll, 19811 ......... ·.~·(l)ht~uniJy ..~ . ' ....?\. I ·:·. :~:·:· ~ • , P,~ - fallJ Karr Ia .., "elu n..O•• and ao - 1 · Olij .JW oht hal boon el~ dell!lllle lb t11o AmerieiD Wmn'a Aloodllloa •tlaml ...,..ni!M - 117 lbe l!GH a.... ot Collllllbul. . ·'i111a 111o llCIIl\'tii1IOI will be held In Jaoki....We, F1L In '~- ' . ' -::~·"'.•.· Events ;..: bl~-=~=t =•weekwaooppropliatel,yUmod ;:;u-.::;.. members . ~· ~ lila• w~Di:.dalr.GI'Rutiind: ' . lAIIt, , . • .. , , . , . 'tw <!!ride~ · ii lbt. ... ' ' Mark ·.'I'IIUo ' ci( .JI!Itlan<l. wu of 'Mri.l'·Je, :~ t~~ · IIJ;,.,,beiiMtorlbebf~~ ami; tla•. 1\19'' ~. ,WI!Wr ~ 1; 11u1 uohero•... re ~aridDwl!lbl v.. Pe;rmp.od.11u1 dwble ,rtnc HJ!e.Y:; a:r., brolbeta atlllabrltle, eel1imcllif .Iii ·q,e R~Choil-Ch ·: ~ li'ilt.r,~· < , , • • r . Ill- l~st apr!ng trom Rutllnll · ~ lllii!.Boboollo i Jiom...,.nlpg SchoOl. }le Ia • with ·!b•"ll'aill)l:onal were Ali~. , Fred T,acllill, currebt!Y"''J!!,;, · ·•. l!""l ·.~~ " ~~ -.a ~~.:== :~~ · =118:':0:!\d, •~U ==~andber~ri~ :1 ~· and llallked ' by eeven branch candollbra. 111e weddlni was an event Ill .b!o 9 at 2 p.m. 111e bride was l!lven In marrlage by her fllber. Her chanUll,y ·laeo 111JW11 feeiDred I on g oleevea whlcb tapered to points over her banda. The Do..,.. bodIce woo at,yled with a aabl'll\a necldlnl .IIJDiM<led wit!! ~11 and Jrldescenta. 111e u)lrl-lloa!h - . . . . . ,. . . . . . . _ . a 1111 !rmt """' ~· ....-.~ , panel ot lace llaDked lly r o u r deep flounced laee tleraMelll!er aide. The tiers swept 1n1D a cllml-calhedrel peaoocl< train at lbe beek. II with IIlJa Jean 'l'lllls the•..,. ~ , callll. Seleetlono ·ineilldod.'l'The The new Mro, Dremer II a Lord's Pro,yor'' .aD<i "Because." 1968 lll'adllale or RuUand lll8h Mro. L R. Noel Mldol!~ School. She wa• a vars!Qo registered the pella. · , loader for RuUand llld M o For her daulhter's weddlnl:, Wh111 The Sign Mrt. Hel<V wore abluo· oleeveTho Poor Sara leas booded jersey dress at A''No Viaitots'' Let line etrlo and a cor- of . red rooes. lira. Bari'lnsw waa In Flowers Enter • For Yov. Thoy a yellow lll!oveles• lineJ1 dreaa llld a wbi!A! coat trlpuJied with Will Expr 0 u , ell and wldle braid: She ~o Your Lon and Y ow · ,.,. a yeUow rooebud ""':'"~~"' . JConce111 Jmmedlatel,y !ollowlng lb~wedding a recOJ)IIM was held on the DUDLEY'S FLDRISl .pullo al tho home or lhe brldoMIDDLEPORT . . · groom• a lll'andmolher, Mrs. Sam 'i ''.W~~ding J,; J ·· · • . ,,, . \;:,,, ', , ,, . ·' · • · i· ' · ,. Membership I I tim I ·------------.JIIOI'Id the-· Jillrlllar)'. Picmc Given At Park for Past Officers POMEROY - Mro. Elliel Smllb ' •:•: Cltr last weekeed where 11101 Mr. and lira. Marvin Monk at RuUond, lbi!A! 1, hove relllmed from Blrmlnalwn, Ala. wllere they ...,.. cslled due ID 1he Ulneas at hlo father, Roy Monk. Mr. and Mrs. carroll Sayre at Sl. Poleroburg, Fla. w e r e Thuradsy ovonlng dinner guesta rl Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rlflle, Uncoln Helghla. lira. Fern Gaul Is In ClnclnnaU Ylatting her ,... and dauihter.ln4w, Mr. and lira. Charlea Gaul and family. Slle went eopecloll,y ID be with her lll'lllddau&hter, Pamela &le, who underwent ourgery thlo weel< al were guests of Cheri's partlllJ, Mr. and lira. Joilt Mayor. Mrs. JuanBa Bachtel returned Tlllr eday after opendlng a week II VIenna, W. Va., wllb her mollier, Mro. J. W. Daw...,, Mr. and Mro. Everett Bachner and dlqhlero, CMnlo llld Mrs. Karen Brown, were iD Frankfort 9mday lb visit Dr. anc1 lira. Georp Sebeaf andfamll,y. Belit Sebeaf relllrnod home after visiting wllb the Bacbner wnll,y for 1he paallbrll ........ Guests of 11r. and Mrs. Bachner and family Friday and Seturdsy were Miss Mary Sebeaf and Dt EDts or ColumbUL · . Mrs. Marshall R. Roush I. ' r::: -Rei- lllllnd!I!J lbo meellnl WIN dit!Onl~ ,in il!lt a feW bours. ' Com ·~ too. No;~eling, ft!l time COD8IJIIIo: inK adding of Jefrlaerant m the coill. U'ull done at the factory under strict quality oontlol. Free ana!ysla for your home. Cell and we will have an hnana-IIIAD give you a complete COlt eetimate. No obllption, of OOIIJIIIl, .. v '• =· .... = · · or ~~~ liola IIIIi loin. Kite ~~!~ PJI,OGRESS (UJ'I):-Ho;.,y .... j)GUilded JIPIR's .. THE FARMERS lANK IIIII SAVINGS CO. Ml. .ll' -,iol boom lyollnl Crill¥ ll: *- w.n .:fbey . ~ ' , winning, tquare-toed WIIVal Arat ·.. '· c!f""· the_nailhead tie look In . ' Brut· Suede ~ppors. Second. the . '1 l ·' ring-strl~ demi-boot, extended . '.'':·'ft>· ; . salt! in Hayride Su!Kie, Bran' .Wax • ·,:uppe'-. Then, '·'· . . .,_ttie per/ad strap style, Suede uppe,., Add th'loe suede 'epomte" ·to your .wtrdrobe and go .. J .• . ' • . ' sing IIi fall'!lbn victory-son~! . 'i ·' 1 • , ' . ya;, ~of. lllls ~~' I' ~~-- . ~ ...... :. w. v..... · . .•• WooCinidae, "v..:~~!!ld<.. t ~liiialda. AlnY· ;· to•• ~ -~· .x.ialn Ill ' lbe bride; . . . . . . . IIG'INf 11!'1 anll Dean JQit, b~· ai ' tho bride, wu till! ·~·~· . llr. Terry : at C!'eori.. · .l i .. · POMEROY - MR. AND MRS. LEROY WYANT or liar· tloaolYIUe, are announcing the e,.agement and opproaehl1111 marrloge of their dougl>ter, Judith Ann, ID set, llardol I. Gilliam, 100 of Mrs, Luther E. Gill ram 01 Jeaktns, Ky., and tbo late Mr. Gllllam. IIIII Wyent Is a tll'adualo ol Albeey High School and attended Natloawlde Beautr School in Columbus. Sloe is presentl,y employed at lbe U.S. Army Hospital, Specialized Treatment Center, Fort CI!!IJibeU, Ky. Sgt. GW!am attended achool at Jenldns, K.Y., and Ia """ In his oecond enlistment wllll lbe U.S. Army, havlog aerv<d In Germaey aDI Vlelnam. He 18 currently cODqJlsU11! hls second IDur of duty In Koreo. · k h Ins true tl·ve \VVAlo'r s op Held 1fiQr Go rden cIub 1 POMEROY - Avery lnstruc.live work:Jhop was enjoyed b~the members atlbe POmeroy Garden Club when th<V met at the home or lira. Oacer Roedel last week wllb Mrs. 1:rv1ng Karr, Jr., cohostess.. I ' . ' Mia. ~lcliT~,,. guell; ·· lllll'e lnllructlons on using wulbered wood wllloeacbmomher ualng her own material. She demonalraled some of her arUaUcldell anddlspiB,Y. ·..-many-Item• that could be u In mak1ng flower arranging 0 IIY as well ao -acllve. The I'Omer<\v G en Club will -~•cl·..• In lb e c1ass "Wash,_..._, • nt..o••·In<Iuding .,...., ~ • ...., ered """"' • ...., " at the "me181 ~-·~ ~•'"-·sl ~"' ....- nower sho w, ...... 14th and lath. Members were remllllled topurcbaselhelrUckllo and algn up for lllelr reopeetlve elaaa. Tbe meeting was opened with lbo prealdonlreoding lhe veroo allhe llllllllh. Mrs. Walter Grueoar led the III'OIIPinadevotfon.. al purled ead ahe choll for her oerlioture, Aols 2nd chapter, 42· 44T'i!''"a:;,.gl>t or tile month -M .,. . I 13zu .· ~nnuo Session . w' .. · 11 0 . -W d d . ·. • . ...I ·-· pe.n. · e nes oy . ' · '•' .h. ' . \ ' E ed JUdith Ann IH nyant: ngag . . .. I · r. • · GroUp ·olnaln& was led II)' lira. Frankie 'Mcl!elv<V wllb llro. 01IYO Weber at lhO plano, 11oe Invocation wsal!lvon by Mill Vera BaogJe. A Memorial Servtee, proeom.. ed each year ln remembrance at famll,y and fr!OIIdo wbo have paooed oway atneelbo llat reunloo, wa• given 117 lira. Frankie McKelvtV aodaled II)' Mro. Flrn Gaul and Mrl. Norme Kay Andrla. A dsneo I<JUIIne was pre lOIII-ed by Jan Alkire, Melanlo Beegte, Renee Blrko, Pal Dumas, Donne Cross, and Mldde Wolle. An audoneering domonllratlon was presented by Jameo Carna- han. The nomlnallnil conun!UM'o oetedlon at atrlcero ror 1970 were Ronald Boogie, pre~ Lawrence Beelie, vice pre~ Linda Bee&Je, ooeret.ry, and Vera Boogie, lrellllrer. The Beegle famll,y reunlca Is held eve~ ., other year In Melgo County. Gille were presented by Pres!dent Paul Beegle ID Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Slaburn for lriYeling lhe farthest, from Beaver Foils, Pa.; Aunt Clara Rouslt for being tile oldest ladY present, Ira BooKie !or being the oldest man preaorot, Jo,y BoaUell, Roush, J1111 ~. Ernie B1DI. Marthl Lou Beacle, I•~ . l!eeilo. Judy lleegle Bin& Sne Ann Beegle, Joy Kay Tboloo, ead Nancy carnllloa. The •how woo well reealtod ll7the eJ'OIId. ,... ot Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bottltk, for being the youngest per100 lftsenl, and Charles ''WhitJe" Beegle ror having tile Jarg. ell famll,y presant. SoYa Cllae and Bobble Seaburn received the door prizes. Eaob year tboll IIIIIs ere Pfl)o Ylded by "Awol" Vera Beegle. Thlo year Ncb gin ... acCOliiJII!IIed by a poem written by A~mt Vera pertaining ID lbe purp>ll at lbe 11111. llle Illy presented a 11111 tD Mrs. Olivo Weber, a elooe trlend or tho famll,y, who h•a accompan. led lbe 111'0111> alnglng on the plano and Jllayed ror 111merou1 olher musical attradlona or tile rounlon for many years, Altandlng wer.e Jan Alkire, Bill lleegle, vera M. Bee&lo, Lawrenee Baogle Russell Cline Sova Cline, Gulolle Beellle, Be~~l!le, PauiBeel!ie, MelanloBeegle, llsbel Carnahan, Harold Carnahan, Ronnie Beegle,JoyThol•a, · Laura Circle, Donna c r o a s, Jean Alkire, Roberl G. Boogie, Martha 1.oo Beegle, Eileen Bee&Je, carol Locke, Amy Beegle, JOIIIII' Beegle, HOds Beegle, Mike Jotln1011, Pam Sesburn, Jod)'Sea- p.,...,_ Demonstration on ' !i.' t~ ·' .. S.e.n in SEVENTEEN w-. IDa, Danlelllu-. Davl4111l-. lloUil•• Hu-. t.Yme Baker, Janis Carnahan, 'l'Dnl' ~ ' • , ., ' "' THERE's ~ HOCbASS .db. '®' Lll KE 'C3f PUllMAN . i, '' Pullman Is blended, bottled ·,net · sealed In France fortoday'lfnltl'l · cil dlscernmant ... men to.wh.Om tra1tellr1g Fllllt Class Is a way Of ·From the eleganc$ iild clous living ol the Opulenl 1111'1•' .Pullman Is for men who know, · ~. ~ , -«: ·. •w"". ·• .• .' ' ' . .., ' \ ,. \-;. ' \.' \' ' i \· ~ ·, ). '.,_. I, • -~· ' ' I ~ .I . . ·' .N'!a ' j Fl~STCUA ,....._""\ mand ·~~ uefthe ~· IAU DE COI.OiiiN£ • I !lllllftf'lllllll. . . .,.S Cbarln, llr;· and lfrl!, - · N. c;.; ~otllle-"om; . )!rl, tllloervedaobeiiiDIIi.Vsbeis,.... . W•.· V.a., · Mol tc1 lflnlaiiiii~W~~.~ic., . ~ eok · r , j ,• 1 lijln~~Jlt; 11'/ VjL.': • 1.. lie, llarold Beegle, Lylo Beello, Jim Beegle, tlndl BeeCio, lklb· ert E. Beegle, Joilt Beitile,Locke, EdWard Beegle, Jlqlogle, Ira Beegle, Pam Thelu, Tom Thelas, Bary Bleblo, BaUr Gar· penler, Undl carpenter, Crlcket Corpeeler, Jolll Bleblo, A n • Boo;:le, WhiUe Beegle,. PeleBeegle, BUlle Beegle, Richard Boogle, Flrn Goul, Ruth Am Jolll100• Cbarlos·T!o..elsa, SuoBeeal4, zane Beegle, o... Beegle, J. D111 Beel!le, OrvUie !lro,yer, Marton Claybougl>, Mary l!rtDfaullo. Clara Roush, Paullne Bootlck, Jock JlosUck, NlckBoatlck, Cbrll BosUck, Jay Bootlck, llotll' 1111gle, Ryan Beel!le, Leoma Beeglo, ilooiiiiV Boogie, OUve Crilla Boegle, Norm111 lbllb. C111ek Alkire, Janet lloolll, Geren lblsh, Bani>1e bib, lklbble lbllb, llettio Billie. Theroaa Bing, Judy Bing, Ernie. Bing, Dol<V Beel!ie, llro. Paul Huaton,PauiHuat...,.u-1111.. ~-or LU d Nancy Carnahan, Jim Carnahan, was "'The ~pose e 1oun Jeff Alklro,Ph!IKaurmaa,F""*In sharing." Paul oold thet we H h' G' to .McKelvtV, 11or7 Beegle, Palare one body In Cbrlll and memorsemonS 1p IV8n tr Beesl Norma Kay Andrls bero OliO or another. For Chrisbum, Ricky Sesburn, Bobby Seae, ' .__ Dobbie •--~·- Jolt J....Uer ~ •• Joe A n d r 1 1, llans ll!e Is not like a bag or POMEROY - Koren Grillllb, _,. S b -~ s.,;_ Robert llo:Kotvey, Seeva Beav•, marblea, cold and ueyleldlng, a junior Ieeder, pve a demon- '~~~' ' ea urn, _ LenaCrookbam,lloulluBoaver, bill more like the human body straUon on crO<IIIIng, saddllow, burn, JIIIIIY Seal>urn, Loura Gerrie Beaver, Pol Duman, Dele _ hr!n aoidpuial.thitli-bdolndlb- . rldl"* ·aM unelddlillll •·• ·loorser, Thelas; · llark Beeglo,,. Slev.o JO!mon,- LIA JalooiM> ·d gelber lfy a COllllllon ll!e, BPir· ·· w~ "the Meiss ~ Pleulire . Slmpillnr··Karon JoiiiSOIIj' I o h Johnlon, Jake Gaul, 1111111 POII\i·• 11,-andblaodstreem. Rldersmotrecenll,yalloerhome. Bartrum. Bonnie Thelao, Bruce ell, Addle l'l>weU, ,.~ Each member responded to Flnel plana were made ltlr Beegle. Shain, and Patt;y Sllaln. ' roll coli by making their favor- the club'o parUclpatlon In the ,.;Th~oodore.;.;,,;.;. · ,;,.Bee.;,;.;:gl.;e;.,;.Lor.;.;,etta.;.;.;Bee;;.;.·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Bower arranpment. 4-11 Horoo m- 1D be staged at s. Blaettnar re)IOI'Ied that 1be Meigs count.Y Fair at 9:30 Miss Rooollo Story Is tile new Lm. Friday, Aug. 16. The 111111 secretary and treasurer or lbe meeting o! the year no scheMeigs ~ Flower Assoela- duled lor I p.m. on Aug. 25 tlon and Mrs. John Roell or when the club membero Will have Galllpolls Ia lbe R-'-·' ...,w_ Dl- a traU ride. reclbr or R•"'Twentr members, live Ylolters """"' 11. The club th·-•·• Mrs . ...__ and tile ldvloor, Mrs. WUI!Im ....... ,_.,. 1011 for her lnatruct!Ye Ideas B. Downie, wore present for lbe · and pre-od her a Ill!! of jew- meeting. elry Arceallae Ilarlleewe AI . noon each member enjoyThe lradiUoual way to eat ed a sack lunch and the hos!A!sa an uado, or bar'beeue, In Arserved a delicious cleaserl gentlna-perhapa dating bad: .BY course. ID tbe daya when china and The hoelaases lor September cutlerJ were acareHI to will be Mrs. llarvtVVanVranken hold the meal Ill the te,lh aDd ~ cut a portion away, and lira. WUI!o Mc-ray. - - - - - - - - - -- . JIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIII• ' ' "0' pt.:. .EAUQI~ '!!, • AroJ11iDY STYLE !IJOW, Berurll," .... oenled, riving • pre>lew at this lllll'olateot--. - . tow the orlgllllla wero, I ID r, Robert E. Beeclo, Ja.t &ella EAUJIE~ a ~-. , $9:99 & $10,99 . , WglJ>. b . ,. .exteoded sole in Brass Wax or POMIIOY, .0 . ' w. btlr IFI*Ul ; ~:.:..~tr!t~ ! , ·• , Ancl makoa.the tea111 three winds. It takell from tiM nlllbo!r. w.-ellllo .~ ~1:::'· ~. .. .............c• t£1'011 the r ·bold• first-stririg spotrs! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS .5:00 to 7:00 ' AI:'"M.'., fofced .i ir Ju~~ ~d, pl8leDt d~ ~~ (If ad~uate) you can.: lllve Am0!18 central air con- • . Suede goes out for " ' ld Re,l)nion He • By McCOO, .. family· Sunday RACINE - The !M'art' FaDo jitla W,lllll, DanleiH"I!IIer, ~- a t Cburdo WI~ lbo OCI!IIe, '.illnl ot 1he bri$11, andJohn·Wol!e, t · !be rnarrlap of IIGII Jlib. ·lllaoravllle. Glielli weit real.... nil IIIII, dauaiUr ot Mr. and ~by IIIII !loarollTI!eiii,CO., . Irs. Dallaall!ll, Raelno: ID M!'. lumbuo. . farlloall R. ......,, · ocia 1/lllr, For her dautblor'• Weddlnc· -- . · OIIIUII M 1111: lira. Vlriu . "-·•• elao ot Mrl. IIIII wai attired Ill two • POMEROY 11le •· _, · • Cool ..-on held 1aa1 &m laelnt. plooo wldte knit Ell wltb black wao • 'Voilo ot the doublo rille eer.._ aceeoMrleo, ead aeoraa&totreoi ola1 at· tbo Thomwaod Park a\ IIC!'\f were raad by PI• Rev. ~.Mra.lblabwereablile ' Dllllloon. . , ~loa No.rrta Clll ~.- )orlfll' lheolb with .belie ...... ware Mr. and Mr~ , 111' 3:30 p.m. The iiler 1r a a aoi1ea ead bp.d a wldte oaznltl4l!i !!r~l• McCool, S.. · ~ Navarrt, tanked by two IOYOilbrllli:b ...,_ - - · . . " ' Mr.' ,... .llro. Franeta .JoleCool, lolebroandpelmolljilbl;tietlot Areeeptloawaol!eldlnlhej.O- Jr, lll':Fort WOrth, T,exaa; Mr. 1adloll, and fallolb'~wero tirt Filii' Elo~ ', IChool and M1'1• IIGbert McCool and narked with wldte 111111 .!IOwa. !lllb lito. ~ r,lelale:r; ~IDe, ..,, !.(aoalllon; Mr. and M r 1 ' Nupllal mudc ,... pr.l!lllled . .. boiUII. :t1ll brldo'atabllwtl GoorJ!I McCool, Jr. or Proopeol, ,. hall hour preeedlarthe cer- eontered bi a Wllered,.... Pa.; Mr. and Mro. JIGbert Me•1111:11)' 117 llloa Jocobll ~. dine .U.IoJIJ18ol, by • ~ Cool ~·eonton; llro.ltmaChrlodanlsl, IIIII Mrl. ~ 811er bride and rroom,· and.__ at Jle!lalro; lira. Jack Fer11111 Mr. Dllllll -~~. po- with · lb mateb . nil and ehUdnn, Martina Ferlia. 111e Mllollaill lnduded lbe CJ1o- 11: Mro. Marlon l.on& at Bel'-'- ... -~ .._. Robert stau1 'Tha LQrd'a tal IItie ....-e; (<IU at Ivy. and cbllclron of Alliance; Mr. and Mrs. Elber.t Gelley·oiWarr•. and· Mr. IIIII Mrl. Frank· .~ diusfllel' otl'lorlll .' ~ ,: ltri;!RarMeCool,Hazaroi,Ky.; ' Mr. IIIII Ml'a. Fred WJIIIamiM aid lall\ll1; .RuUand; S. SCI· and .ow thelll'lala. lira. WU!bDt llcCGol and ·IOD of \~ uh1 llld !lie BOrt: ·tlrtmm, lfrL Ba,nnond Coludul; Mrs. Mae Vincent, 1ralio or&inZ& thai wu clo· . H~v, llrl!. l!al• Jl!l~ ~ a. Mr. aad Mrl. Cloronce VIncent, iachable at the ohoulder.,Acrown v~ Walker and Mrl. Delm'8l. Ubiichlvliie; Mr. llld lira. Em· :''1' whi!A! palala ....,. OWella. · · ftlltl Wolfe, EYel,ynandJUno, Den· ' '· · ~..., and "·s •ames Cri"" : llllh pearli ancl <:r:~~slal For a -lltCIIIInc trW t.h 1 '" . • •· .,., ' . . . , • _,.....,. ;liold her elbow vall of silk Wu- niw !Ira. Mlllh wore a blue Ita- - - · · In plaee. Ste e~ed a on ... """~a wt.l h • - aeetiiOI'!a1 ·.olen '· """~let or wldte dalalealn a co. llld lbe eor~a~~t ot ro..o· from 1 :.laalal clrelo atoUnci a1x owoet- her llouciiiL .111e cooiplo realdea DlalbldiH : ~ roHo. Her onJJ· at!.aiart.Filla. . The dlltlncllon betw~ • :,;., a neddoce, a gift at lbe ()It ol ·""'" posto at tile wed- . hdr IPP8ftDI aDd an btlr :pmm. ding. wen Mrl. Raben Brial, ~ptlve to tbe . Brlllll! ' ·•Tile lltlondlaa ...,. A • .line · and lira. Wald • ~ II that tile former II 'llionttcel 11oor longlb ~·.of Fom, · Mr. and'Mro, '1Jie' 'Wllo llaJ· lepl · rlgbl of 'brOcaded taco Mid <irepe fi H h ' DaaQr ' . WWard, ·~loll U. ~u= ,malchlngv~~.-•.and-- Ohio; ~~ :.-=~ ;rted ..,... ~ ilt. II 0n1 wbo 1~ . to whi!A! dalat-..,,CO!or'aotlbepw!ll tbe 0111y If lbejoli 11 no, The Am,na ...Y Ia .the ~ way. u.mg ~ . . /1 GREAT '. FRIEND! ' a ChrlallloapiW. Mr. and lira. Clarence struble were recent vlaltera In Lo- C.. loA . Deborah Hill is Sride Last June -.w llle be - · The death Ill Herman Jlusdtel or eotum. ..~ bel, brolher at Mro. E d II h Dtaoauer, wu noted. c.mu _. played with prlz.;;.c:.., belq - by lira. lira. Mlbelllwlll, and~·· Tile poll prize woo • 1D .ll.tlel Moore. 0111- \" rear's preoldent, Paul lieeJie, Jmtrr PASTOR ANNOUNCED POMEROY - The Rev, James DeBruhl will ~ at tile Plants aan wllh her father, 011b Des, J'Vk for momben allbe Put Memorial Clourch at 8p,m. S.... Sr.Counelloro Club or ~· Mr. and llrl. Rlchanl Neulz- day and 'J'IIn'adsy evenlow. CIIUDcll, Jleu&lllero at America. llng and dlu&JIIera. Marla a n d Mila Erna Jeue prelldod at Darla, and Mr. and lira. WUa. buat..u meot1ng which rot- IIIm MEE11NG POSTPONED Warner and 110111 rllllddl.. iolnld lbo haDarpr fry, For POMEROY - A ,of port ere vacatlonln& In Florida. lbe Wlndlow Trsll Gar.ten Cleb - · . lhe raad IICI'Iptw-e Mro. BerUia Allla, Tar<V, N, st heduled for Weolneodo¥ boa from Hebrew• IS. Membero gave a. Lord's Prayer In oml..., and c., and .Mra. Frank Rinehart, been poatpoood until Aug. 21 Solem C - , were weokand due lb tile Meigs ~ llllr. 111-theftq, J1118ala or Mr. and Mra. w111 Mrs. Lloyd Moore wUI be lbe Tbe 11a1e 11111M ll(lboDaughhostess. t.ro at America ID be held In Myero. Col•mDII, Aul. 19.:Zl, ... an-ced II)' llro. Nettie Heyoo. · . . ,.....lllld 11111 fanq work lind llemo for the IIIJ'I)rloe Ia· - - Thurlday nlllt With • - . . . , . , fry at 1111 MaiCII \ :::: \, with _.mmatel,y )$) ........ j. relleterlnl. Abellcei dlmer was llrYed atl2:30. To belllo lbe PfOIII'Im at2p.m. a w.Jeome wao given II)' t h 11 j' Pomeroy.. . :.:.[ Personal Notes r . Pall members are IJIYited lb lhere this even!Jw. . Alll'DIII doalrlng to join TOPS I, aoked ID caD Mrs. Balpb lteedl, Cheshire, 367-7268 or olraad the weeldy meeting at ?)SO p.m. In the Meigs Count,y . Au- .. \ I\Ol4. -home ·-. • ------,by In TOPS Club ·'','t RA~ - R-Id G, BMcle . ot Raelne .....~ P!'toldoal ot the 'Baello ~Tamil¥ R ~ ·Saturdi,Y, Ail&l\al 3, and .!blolo,y, at lbe Raelne American Lollion Halt. · , The rllllllon OJ)IIied ~ ! iilghl with ~ .. ...... dance, Mjllil,•· · was provtdid by O..rlea "Wiolt' le" ·Beelite IIIII hlo band. l!eala1raUM' bepn .!blolo,y at 10:30 ~ :,~,Wiill NOWI YOU MAY HEAR AGAIN '!.eights Change ' '!' i ; '!! tors meeting7:30 at the P011er The 'bride'• ahoultler lenglb eo. olfteo, p.m.Ohio Tuolday. h ·----------.::::::;:::::: Re!reshments wiU be aervod. vall waa of tulle. II was atlac • All Lloos are Invited. ed "' a lllln ring accented wllb MIDDLEPORT Business and pearls ancllrldeseenla. Her onl,y Professional Women's C 1 u b, Jewelry wa& a necklace, 1 sift Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Gu CQ. ot- trom the groom, and lbe carnee. Ann Bailey, ho&tesa com- rted a bourf,let of white ro&es mlttee cholrman, In charge of and camatlono. Mlao Mary Hsll of Rutlead socla1 affairs. With Nothing In Either EAR oerved as maid of bCIIor for lbe WEDNESDAY Thouaends of people may now Tile llmntlon Is ealled lb-810 wmTE ROSE Lodge will hold bride. Her pole yellow bMdod crepe gown was or empire at,yl- enjoy the advanlagel of hearlns and Is the reault of 13 yean of a picnic at tile Middleport roodaaatn with a patented IDvenUon ,cliJM!rienee by Otlrlon's ~ side park, Wednesday, Aug; 14 ing witll ribbon and lace trim at lhe waist. Her vell or llluolon that ~ NO buftqns, NO Jubel, dent It Is made poalble bJ I It 6 p.m. was attached to a ring which NO wlrea, NO bulky batteries. marvoloua trllllllslor, a·clevtlop. matched tile gown and she carInstead of forcing ampiUiecl meot of the Bell Telepbono La'bPaul. The men even went over ried a lrlple hand eorsage or aoomd lhroiigh the Impaired oratorii!S-Bimllar ID tbooe Died lb lbe ball ror a look eround. white carnations tipped In yelouter or middle ear, the patent. In U.S. ..temtes. II ls crated Fred and Mr. Bassler w e r e low with matchlnl streamers ~ ed "1Y"1'ano1-----the lnYI!IIIOn elooe friends during !hair Alr The IIIJWIII or 1be brldeomolds, 8J'1'XIAL I ol the Wllrld'l Foree days. SO clol!le, In fact, Miss Shlri<V Ledlle and 11111 Technique" eon 1 ' DEMONSTRATION I•~ _., dU<U IOundl I""' .,...us 1hat when Mr. Bassler, married Leila Kitchen or LangsvUie, and LaSAllE Hotel 1 hearlnf old•. onl,y a few day a, sot an overseal Mrs. Lula Mae ABhl<V ~v- lllas Brenda MeGulre or Mld- smoothly ihrougb I MIOOLEPOaT I 1'!le 1!1-110 Is asaignment, Fred vo!Wlloered ey, rormer MeJ.as County real- dleport, Route 1, were m I n t 1be masiDid pro:. I WED., AUI. 14 I IJ:ul1 a clrlmaand was given lho au111oritr by dent, Ia conllned ID Sheltarlng green and at ldenllcll SI,Yie lb cess directly ID 1he commandlns ol!lcer lb lake Arms Hospllol In Athens. Her the maid of ltooor'o I!OYID· 'Their llle "beeringce"'l l P.llt r t r.nz. malic step f!lrPOMEROY - Tbo laal two It for him. He wao IIIII lb Korea. ter." the Inner I ASK FOR. MB, DILES I ward Ia beariJ18 hqleees anc1 nowers werotlle weeldJ> m..U..s or Mello TOPS Now 1llal's reol friendship for room number Is 108. Chrlo Hubbard of Lancaster aamo except In mini green. earl wear It and I Kepreielllios Vere llatD Iold teclmolOI)'. Kllolchers hal seen oovenl YGUI Ia bert lor a vlsll with h I a Mtss Janet Lee Noll and Tamchallsnge your I Aadlo-VIs'llli If W UniMI II 1101 oa1J welilrt chanps In lhe club. tll'andparellta, Mr. and Mrs. Har- my Jo Tyree or Middleport, cou- ~ lrlend ID AIIIO:no, o. I llrinCI J1lU a Freda Da'Oia waa crowned u.l sins c1. tbe bride, were aeolytes leU It 1 a bear- I :manllll,y - n with 1 !llh II>. IIRS, ELODA WEBB marked ry Bmver. CaD Coile<~ . .'1'111 j"1brrJUug D I w · 1111 bor 79th birlhda)' this WMk Mrs. Jessie Feiii<V otFiorldl, for lbe wocldlng. They wore mint ,., old. of IIOWid, weiJjll loss. She elso, along wllb and In aboo"ance or lbe oeca- who Is open<llni the oummer In lll'een ohort.aieeves IIIJWI!SoremFor thoulanda th1i new bolle .)out ~ lbe privacy and eooFroda H-r1011, won the 10 aiM, her daqhler Marie Pl<k- Bucynoo, hao been here Ylell- plre desiiD and hid wrlal corconductlon method may prove venienct YQU . ~ve .IIQIIIlld. It,· . 11>. -Ill. Each member Ia ID ' imbr>.<Nch-r 1 IO.. cont> ano,-her.lb .MadiiOII,W.va... lnt· bar <slalei'; lira. Olio IIUI- - • or carnallona UJ11)ed with to be the bell pooolblo way to you'd Hloe lo· ,. .,. moq ltbaql,, l!lalorUoelr efforts. There abe · wes honored ... . 1 ford, lllil ' other area relallveo ,. - - - - - - · - - - hear ne•t ID nature's cnm em. this patented Llllener and dlaTbe -ld,y - n waa Betll dinner al lbe home at. he• sla- and friends. For many, even thll new teeb- cover If It may help you, with SESSION TONIGHT Mrs. Wllllam Worman has reGIIkey with a 4-pound loss. t.r, lira. Nannle MuUina. :;· RUTLAND - A sub-dlatrlct lllque may not be the - · no coal or obligation, write toTbia "eek's queen ••• Fredl other lister, Mrs. Sadie ~ turned lb her home In Gslllpo- Melhodlot Y o u t h Fellowship You must try It II you are ever day ID Otlrlon ElectrGnlca, Henderaon and Nina Thol11 hid lor, ead • OOUiln, Mra.RubyBop.. Ua after spending a week here meeting wW be held at 6 p.m. to know. lne., lloJ: A-1, I Westerly lb taka home lbe alu!fed pig. kina, Joined In the celebration. visiting her niece, Mr. and lira. tonight at lbe Rutland Methodist · O..lnlnc, N. Y, 1 •. . George Meinhart. Church. All youths are Invited. Members are urged to r&o ···:.:-··:-···············-=···=-·················-·.·.·,·.·.·.·.·.·,·.·,., inem.ber tlat this week is the ::;: · ··· ................. ··· ····················-·,·.·.·.·.·.·.....·:::: S,lvla Swan..., Ia the weekend poll at the McQlerr famUy In eleb anntveroar~ and Galllpolta Athens. TOPS Club will be guoats. Tho .. Cburl Mayer, KalbyConde,and dub Joatng the moat w•lihl will 1: 9Jsan Gerlac:h were in Grove TWp~ Doy Reunion·bleld~p t_,~·~'oqig~"., ·· · Beg.inning with_Square Dan~iQg for ctub. · ; The couple resldeooi968CII,. adUaled tar st., Middleport. · Pep cno ¥ ·. I i UN •r· _rwh''I .....I.e hous··e· ,.' RU\- 1: ,' ·. land; lira. ~·llmltb.Dqton, ' andllra.llarrlnawi'· ''• .. · For~,. trW11hellrlclo! changed lniD • P!llk lltllYeleu dress wllb which 'llle wote ~ }ioli..!.r and rrlando MONDAY REGULAR MEETING, DAVr Monday; dlnuet, 6:30, VleiNID and Korean vetenns welcom<; Jacob Turner, C<llllllllnder. BETHEL 62 JnternatloDal order of Jabs ~len, 7:30 Moo>·day nlghlalthe Pomeroy Ma,.. 1, Temple. MEIGS COUNTY SliM 71 optcnl lib h eo! Mrs. Iva Pow' 1 0 om ell, 6:30p.m. Monday. Meal wlU be provided; members --P"e to t 8 k a covered dish. Duel are ~I • pay e. TUESDAY POMEROY LIONS Club dlrec- "''S ; · ~~rids II¥J~·Dec- 11~ :: 111 ~oteran• Hile; Mldill~ ~ 1, ox- taoo :~ Mafll,'l'JI"tl, u o 01'alloaa·. rialured'l1el.low · ·II"" Hoipl!"i·. ' !IJNDAY ..;.•....::., .....,...! ;,;,.,i Jilan lit• , ,...;....,i · ........ .otved:,a.l · ·ll!o white ....,_., 'llld wodd!lll .. ):~~ ,~l.~.Prti!M<~ -=~~~;"':..:111'~.;;;;,______~-WEBEJIFAMJLYl'OWIIoa,B!at- ;;;,:;; ·~(;itb , Geflid • rl.;;".~: H.'-. I black beljo, Holleaua .litcllo.....,uon · ~ '' 1 ' ·~ f"' McKijl, a .Iormor Middleport taadlor and mw a· pralessor at Bowling Green, took lbe twoboya trip by tbalr grandcblldren, Mit- In lbW and uwlhallb<V£01whore c11e11 and,_ Cliapman: , lb<V needed ID ., and met oome ~e 111 campus. Mr. McKay EtJGENE BACHNER, a 1!0\'orD· to tile aon or lholate A. W. Memeot worker In Manila for tile Kay who was superintendeD or gall two y-s, Is a •rlllcol PI· lhe Middleport schoOls for a Uont at tile Georgetown Unlver- number of years. liiY llolj>!tal In Georgelo1111, VL Hu'a anxious lllat more Meigs oludonts eomolb Bowling Green. 110 nown lb the States two week&1811-hebecmneserIIIR, AND IIOIS. FRED GIBBS touoly Ul. His wife ae<ompanled him, of courae, and la staying and dlqhlera, Trlna andVonlda, wllb their dslQibler, Cassey, wllo vacationed In Wlsconaln t h I s IIYea In Waohington, D. C. Eu- yaar. They wentespectally to atwill be bolj>!tallzed for an- tend the 1968 lumberjack world championship at Heywood and a olher two weeks 111\)'Way. reunion or oeverol or the lei1111 mother, Mrs. Ida Bachner, and Mrs. Everett Baclmer, lows Fred Wll with during hls a · abter.ln~aw, spent lbe week years in the Air Foree. WbUe at Oocelo, Wis. they over there. Eugeoe reUred from were guests or Mr. and Mrs. Arlbo NaY)' llx years ago. don Gotsehel who live on lhe !arm BOB McKAY'S DELIGHT at which Is adjacent ID the b a s e seelna someooo from lbe old where Fred was stationed at one home town wsa 1111911'enl by the Ume. The reunion was at the Ben receplkln he PYO J..oriniVIUII!an Basolor cdtage and there beand Jefl Jlurl they went atdostlle Gelscllels and tho BassID Bowling Green Unlvereltr this len were Mr. and Mn. Henry -'< lb complete arnnaoments Gr- and famll,y or Farmington, Wis. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim for foil enrollment. SW-erg and fiiiiii.Y or Sl. . . •. Behce'i'·:t., Hiley, ·u.e ......,m, ~ ~ li..wOr F• · ~ Gf.Mr. ·'!iid: M!'i., ~ .. _..t·wo"''ai/Dko!m•i!llb~ we, day, at Royal Ook Park. Jlela.. )'011' tiYOI and frlead• COI'dlol~ Jmll. c)J Oc:tdlor• Loot year It wu In Las Vops. polly, dluiJIIer of ed. 'lllooe eltendl•riDiakebeoket dlmera. lfr, IIIII IIra. Charles B. Karr, Sr., IL. 1 paatprealdent of lllo coMMtJNJoN sERVICE. s,.... llllllllua eblpler. ..,. First United Preaby!A!rlan The CCIIIJ>I• abi!On'ed tbelr361b · , .lfl...;.LE · PORT •_ l·w,........ .~ : .. ...~'3. ''"'· " "'• '·'· "' ' 'siiJu, ~~'>,J; ·,'. •/V;;..,. . .• -~ ~~~·· we, _Ill:-'" •---'"I ~e~m•, and was •I!'OJl': a:"'~ 'linm ·111 -:;:~, lll'~e i'lob!ti· •' oioudl. ot , 'l'ilJ a.rte.uflld ~ Clke ~~~~ ~ au~:;· b';'; 111e Slfetr ~ub and - :::: Qp!,ll)l weddlni aanlveroary Monday. ~ ware accompanied on lbelr ·, ' ed at Vetarans ,I. V , - ... , <·, . •' :d1!Ji,:h ; J9' .'A.:n··· ·n' ~uhc" e·..'.!.1 •.. ~.-...i,m.~;:; Willlbrlll ....... j.."".' •n"e'.,.,,j·i ..;r_:e'OYdJ: . ~ 1"\. : ~':"''' , ,, .GJ\.:r" ~, '~~Hi!turei!O!D.. ~tai.;.w;:~:~::~~~; .. ~~ ~ & .iller••• ~~t' ~ • :-; ~:.:-:.:·:·:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:::·:·:::·::::~::::::~:::· .. • • ' ' 'j ' I �. · 'f - 1'!le SIIDilt¥ • J . . ,f: . Com· 1ng' ::, Time'. Sendnel; Sondi.Yo Au&uolll, 19811 ......... ·.~·(l)ht~uniJy ..~ . ' ....?\. I ·:·. :~:·:· ~ • , P,~ - fallJ Karr Ia .., "elu n..O•• and ao - 1 · Olij .JW oht hal boon el~ dell!lllle lb t11o AmerieiD Wmn'a Aloodllloa •tlaml ...,..ni!M - 117 lbe l!GH a.... ot Collllllbul. . ·'i111a 111o llCIIl\'tii1IOI will be held In Jaoki....We, F1L In '~- ' . ' -::~·"'.•.· Events ;..: bl~-=~=t =•weekwaooppropliatel,yUmod ;:;u-.::;.. members . ~· ~ lila• w~Di:.dalr.GI'Rutiind: ' . lAIIt, , . • .. , , . , . 'tw <!!ride~ · ii lbt. ... ' ' Mark ·.'I'IIUo ' ci( .JI!Itlan<l. wu of 'Mri.l'·Je, :~ t~~ · IIJ;,.,,beiiMtorlbebf~~ ami; tla•. 1\19'' ~. ,WI!Wr ~ 1; 11u1 uohero•... re ~aridDwl!lbl v.. Pe;rmp.od.11u1 dwble ,rtnc HJ!e.Y:; a:r., brolbeta atlllabrltle, eel1imcllif .Iii ·q,e R~Choil-Ch ·: ~ li'ilt.r,~· < , , • • r . Ill- l~st apr!ng trom Rutllnll · ~ lllii!.Boboollo i Jiom...,.nlpg SchoOl. }le Ia • with ·!b•"ll'aill)l:onal were Ali~. , Fred T,acllill, currebt!Y"''J!!,;, · ·•. l!""l ·.~~ " ~~ -.a ~~.:== :~~ · =118:':0:!\d, •~U ==~andber~ri~ :1 ~· and llallked ' by eeven branch candollbra. 111e weddlni was an event Ill .b!o 9 at 2 p.m. 111e bride was l!lven In marrlage by her fllber. Her chanUll,y ·laeo 111JW11 feeiDred I on g oleevea whlcb tapered to points over her banda. The Do..,.. bodIce woo at,yled with a aabl'll\a necldlnl .IIJDiM<led wit!! ~11 and Jrldescenta. 111e u)lrl-lloa!h - . . . . . ,. . . . . . . _ . a 1111 !rmt """' ~· ....-.~ , panel ot lace llaDked lly r o u r deep flounced laee tleraMelll!er aide. The tiers swept 1n1D a cllml-calhedrel peaoocl< train at lbe beek. II with IIlJa Jean 'l'lllls the•..,. ~ , callll. Seleetlono ·ineilldod.'l'The The new Mro, Dremer II a Lord's Pro,yor'' .aD<i "Because." 1968 lll'adllale or RuUand lll8h Mro. L R. Noel Mldol!~ School. She wa• a vars!Qo registered the pella. · , loader for RuUand llld M o For her daulhter's weddlnl:, Wh111 The Sign Mrt. Hel<V wore abluo· oleeveTho Poor Sara leas booded jersey dress at A''No Viaitots'' Let line etrlo and a cor- of . red rooes. lira. Bari'lnsw waa In Flowers Enter • For Yov. Thoy a yellow lll!oveles• lineJ1 dreaa llld a wbi!A! coat trlpuJied with Will Expr 0 u , ell and wldle braid: She ~o Your Lon and Y ow · ,.,. a yeUow rooebud ""':'"~~"' . JConce111 Jmmedlatel,y !ollowlng lb~wedding a recOJ)IIM was held on the DUDLEY'S FLDRISl .pullo al tho home or lhe brldoMIDDLEPORT . . · groom• a lll'andmolher, Mrs. Sam 'i ''.W~~ding J,; J ·· · • . ,,, . \;:,,, ', , ,, . ·' · • · i· ' · ,. Membership I I tim I ·------------.JIIOI'Id the-· Jillrlllar)'. Picmc Given At Park for Past Officers POMEROY - Mro. Elliel Smllb ' •:•: Cltr last weekeed where 11101 Mr. and lira. Marvin Monk at RuUond, lbi!A! 1, hove relllmed from Blrmlnalwn, Ala. wllere they ...,.. cslled due ID 1he Ulneas at hlo father, Roy Monk. Mr. and Mrs. carroll Sayre at Sl. Poleroburg, Fla. w e r e Thuradsy ovonlng dinner guesta rl Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rlflle, Uncoln Helghla. lira. Fern Gaul Is In ClnclnnaU Ylatting her ,... and dauihter.ln4w, Mr. and lira. Charlea Gaul and family. Slle went eopecloll,y ID be with her lll'lllddau&hter, Pamela &le, who underwent ourgery thlo weel< al were guests of Cheri's partlllJ, Mr. and lira. Joilt Mayor. Mrs. JuanBa Bachtel returned Tlllr eday after opendlng a week II VIenna, W. Va., wllb her mollier, Mro. J. W. Daw...,, Mr. and Mro. Everett Bachner and dlqhlero, CMnlo llld Mrs. Karen Brown, were iD Frankfort 9mday lb visit Dr. anc1 lira. Georp Sebeaf andfamll,y. Belit Sebeaf relllrnod home after visiting wllb the Bacbner wnll,y for 1he paallbrll ........ Guests of 11r. and Mrs. Bachner and family Friday and Seturdsy were Miss Mary Sebeaf and Dt EDts or ColumbUL · . Mrs. Marshall R. Roush I. ' r::: -Rei- lllllnd!I!J lbo meellnl WIN dit!Onl~ ,in il!lt a feW bours. ' Com ·~ too. No;~eling, ft!l time COD8IJIIIo: inK adding of Jefrlaerant m the coill. U'ull done at the factory under strict quality oontlol. Free ana!ysla for your home. Cell and we will have an hnana-IIIAD give you a complete COlt eetimate. No obllption, of OOIIJIIIl, .. v '• =· .... = · · or ~~~ liola IIIIi loin. Kite ~~!~ PJI,OGRESS (UJ'I):-Ho;.,y .... j)GUilded JIPIR's .. THE FARMERS lANK IIIII SAVINGS CO. Ml. .ll' -,iol boom lyollnl Crill¥ ll: *- w.n .:fbey . ~ ' , winning, tquare-toed WIIVal Arat ·.. '· c!f""· the_nailhead tie look In . ' Brut· Suede ~ppors. Second. the . '1 l ·' ring-strl~ demi-boot, extended . '.'':·'ft>· ; . salt! in Hayride Su!Kie, Bran' .Wax • ·,:uppe'-. Then, '·'· . . .,_ttie per/ad strap style, Suede uppe,., Add th'loe suede 'epomte" ·to your .wtrdrobe and go .. J .• . ' • . ' sing IIi fall'!lbn victory-son~! . 'i ·' 1 • , ' . ya;, ~of. lllls ~~' I' ~~-- . ~ ...... :. w. v..... · . .•• WooCinidae, "v..:~~!!ld<.. t ~liiialda. AlnY· ;· to•• ~ -~· .x.ialn Ill ' lbe bride; . . . . . . . IIG'INf 11!'1 anll Dean JQit, b~· ai ' tho bride, wu till! ·~·~· . llr. Terry : at C!'eori.. · .l i .. · POMEROY - MR. AND MRS. LEROY WYANT or liar· tloaolYIUe, are announcing the e,.agement and opproaehl1111 marrloge of their dougl>ter, Judith Ann, ID set, llardol I. Gilliam, 100 of Mrs, Luther E. Gill ram 01 Jeaktns, Ky., and tbo late Mr. Gllllam. IIIII Wyent Is a tll'adualo ol Albeey High School and attended Natloawlde Beautr School in Columbus. Sloe is presentl,y employed at lbe U.S. Army Hospital, Specialized Treatment Center, Fort CI!!IJibeU, Ky. Sgt. GW!am attended achool at Jenldns, K.Y., and Ia """ In his oecond enlistment wllll lbe U.S. Army, havlog aerv<d In Germaey aDI Vlelnam. He 18 currently cODqJlsU11! hls second IDur of duty In Koreo. · k h Ins true tl·ve \VVAlo'r s op Held 1fiQr Go rden cIub 1 POMEROY - Avery lnstruc.live work:Jhop was enjoyed b~the members atlbe POmeroy Garden Club when th<V met at the home or lira. Oacer Roedel last week wllb Mrs. 1:rv1ng Karr, Jr., cohostess.. I ' . ' Mia. ~lcliT~,,. guell; ·· lllll'e lnllructlons on using wulbered wood wllloeacbmomher ualng her own material. She demonalraled some of her arUaUcldell anddlspiB,Y. ·..-many-Item• that could be u In mak1ng flower arranging 0 IIY as well ao -acllve. The I'Omer<\v G en Club will -~•cl·..• In lb e c1ass "Wash,_..._, • nt..o••·In<Iuding .,...., ~ • ...., ered """"' • ...., " at the "me181 ~-·~ ~•'"-·sl ~"' ....- nower sho w, ...... 14th and lath. Members were remllllled topurcbaselhelrUckllo and algn up for lllelr reopeetlve elaaa. Tbe meeting was opened with lbo prealdonlreoding lhe veroo allhe llllllllh. Mrs. Walter Grueoar led the III'OIIPinadevotfon.. al purled ead ahe choll for her oerlioture, Aols 2nd chapter, 42· 44T'i!''"a:;,.gl>t or tile month -M .,. . I 13zu .· ~nnuo Session . w' .. · 11 0 . -W d d . ·. • . ...I ·-· pe.n. · e nes oy . ' · '•' .h. ' . \ ' E ed JUdith Ann IH nyant: ngag . . .. I · r. • · GroUp ·olnaln& was led II)' lira. Frankie 'Mcl!elv<V wllb llro. 01IYO Weber at lhO plano, 11oe Invocation wsal!lvon by Mill Vera BaogJe. A Memorial Servtee, proeom.. ed each year ln remembrance at famll,y and fr!OIIdo wbo have paooed oway atneelbo llat reunloo, wa• given 117 lira. Frankie McKelvtV aodaled II)' Mro. Flrn Gaul and Mrl. Norme Kay Andrla. A dsneo I<JUIIne was pre lOIII-ed by Jan Alkire, Melanlo Beegte, Renee Blrko, Pal Dumas, Donne Cross, and Mldde Wolle. An audoneering domonllratlon was presented by Jameo Carna- han. The nomlnallnil conun!UM'o oetedlon at atrlcero ror 1970 were Ronald Boogie, pre~ Lawrence Beelie, vice pre~ Linda Bee&Je, ooeret.ry, and Vera Boogie, lrellllrer. The Beegle famll,y reunlca Is held eve~ ., other year In Melgo County. Gille were presented by Pres!dent Paul Beegle ID Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Slaburn for lriYeling lhe farthest, from Beaver Foils, Pa.; Aunt Clara Rouslt for being tile oldest ladY present, Ira BooKie !or being the oldest man preaorot, Jo,y BoaUell, Roush, J1111 ~. Ernie B1DI. Marthl Lou Beacle, I•~ . l!eeilo. Judy lleegle Bin& Sne Ann Beegle, Joy Kay Tboloo, ead Nancy carnllloa. The •how woo well reealtod ll7the eJ'OIId. ,... ot Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bottltk, for being the youngest per100 lftsenl, and Charles ''WhitJe" Beegle ror having tile Jarg. ell famll,y presant. SoYa Cllae and Bobble Seaburn received the door prizes. Eaob year tboll IIIIIs ere Pfl)o Ylded by "Awol" Vera Beegle. Thlo year Ncb gin ... acCOliiJII!IIed by a poem written by A~mt Vera pertaining ID lbe purp>ll at lbe 11111. llle Illy presented a 11111 tD Mrs. Olivo Weber, a elooe trlend or tho famll,y, who h•a accompan. led lbe 111'0111> alnglng on the plano and Jllayed ror 111merou1 olher musical attradlona or tile rounlon for many years, Altandlng wer.e Jan Alkire, Bill lleegle, vera M. Bee&lo, Lawrenee Baogle Russell Cline Sova Cline, Gulolle Beellle, Be~~l!le, PauiBeel!ie, MelanloBeegle, llsbel Carnahan, Harold Carnahan, Ronnie Beegle,JoyThol•a, · Laura Circle, Donna c r o a s, Jean Alkire, Roberl G. Boogie, Martha 1.oo Beegle, Eileen Bee&Je, carol Locke, Amy Beegle, JOIIIII' Beegle, HOds Beegle, Mike Jotln1011, Pam Sesburn, Jod)'Sea- p.,...,_ Demonstration on ' !i.' t~ ·' .. S.e.n in SEVENTEEN w-. IDa, Danlelllu-. Davl4111l-. lloUil•• Hu-. t.Yme Baker, Janis Carnahan, 'l'Dnl' ~ ' • , ., ' "' THERE's ~ HOCbASS .db. '®' Lll KE 'C3f PUllMAN . i, '' Pullman Is blended, bottled ·,net · sealed In France fortoday'lfnltl'l · cil dlscernmant ... men to.wh.Om tra1tellr1g Fllllt Class Is a way Of ·From the eleganc$ iild clous living ol the Opulenl 1111'1•' .Pullman Is for men who know, · ~. ~ , -«: ·. •w"". ·• .• .' ' ' . .., ' \ ,. \-;. ' \.' \' ' i \· ~ ·, ). '.,_. I, • -~· ' ' I ~ .I . . ·' .N'!a ' j Fl~STCUA ,....._""\ mand ·~~ uefthe ~· IAU DE COI.OiiiN£ • I !lllllftf'lllllll. . . .,.S Cbarln, llr;· and lfrl!, - · N. c;.; ~otllle-"om; . )!rl, tllloervedaobeiiiDIIi.Vsbeis,.... . W•.· V.a., · Mol tc1 lflnlaiiiii~W~~.~ic., . ~ eok · r , j ,• 1 lijln~~Jlt; 11'/ VjL.': • 1.. lie, llarold Beegle, Lylo Beello, Jim Beegle, tlndl BeeCio, lklb· ert E. Beegle, Joilt Beitile,Locke, EdWard Beegle, Jlqlogle, Ira Beegle, Pam Thelu, Tom Thelas, Bary Bleblo, BaUr Gar· penler, Undl carpenter, Crlcket Corpeeler, Jolll Bleblo, A n • Boo;:le, WhiUe Beegle,. PeleBeegle, BUlle Beegle, Richard Boogle, Flrn Goul, Ruth Am Jolll100• Cbarlos·T!o..elsa, SuoBeeal4, zane Beegle, o... Beegle, J. D111 Beel!le, OrvUie !lro,yer, Marton Claybougl>, Mary l!rtDfaullo. Clara Roush, Paullne Bootlck, Jock JlosUck, NlckBoatlck, Cbrll BosUck, Jay Bootlck, llotll' 1111gle, Ryan Beel!le, Leoma Beeglo, ilooiiiiV Boogie, OUve Crilla Boegle, Norm111 lbllb. C111ek Alkire, Janet lloolll, Geren lblsh, Bani>1e bib, lklbble lbllb, llettio Billie. Theroaa Bing, Judy Bing, Ernie. Bing, Dol<V Beel!ie, llro. Paul Huaton,PauiHuat...,.u-1111.. ~-or LU d Nancy Carnahan, Jim Carnahan, was "'The ~pose e 1oun Jeff Alklro,Ph!IKaurmaa,F""*In sharing." Paul oold thet we H h' G' to .McKelvtV, 11or7 Beegle, Palare one body In Cbrlll and memorsemonS 1p IV8n tr Beesl Norma Kay Andrls bero OliO or another. For Chrisbum, Ricky Sesburn, Bobby Seae, ' .__ Dobbie •--~·- Jolt J....Uer ~ •• Joe A n d r 1 1, llans ll!e Is not like a bag or POMEROY - Koren Grillllb, _,. S b -~ s.,;_ Robert llo:Kotvey, Seeva Beav•, marblea, cold and ueyleldlng, a junior Ieeder, pve a demon- '~~~' ' ea urn, _ LenaCrookbam,lloulluBoaver, bill more like the human body straUon on crO<IIIIng, saddllow, burn, JIIIIIY Seal>urn, Loura Gerrie Beaver, Pol Duman, Dele _ hr!n aoidpuial.thitli-bdolndlb- . rldl"* ·aM unelddlillll •·• ·loorser, Thelas; · llark Beeglo,,. Slev.o JO!mon,- LIA JalooiM> ·d gelber lfy a COllllllon ll!e, BPir· ·· w~ "the Meiss ~ Pleulire . Slmpillnr··Karon JoiiiSOIIj' I o h Johnlon, Jake Gaul, 1111111 POII\i·• 11,-andblaodstreem. Rldersmotrecenll,yalloerhome. Bartrum. Bonnie Thelao, Bruce ell, Addle l'l>weU, ,.~ Each member responded to Flnel plana were made ltlr Beegle. Shain, and Patt;y Sllaln. ' roll coli by making their favor- the club'o parUclpatlon In the ,.;Th~oodore.;.;,,;.;. · ,;,.Bee.;,;.;:gl.;e;.,;.Lor.;.;,etta.;.;.;Bee;;.;.·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Bower arranpment. 4-11 Horoo m- 1D be staged at s. Blaettnar re)IOI'Ied that 1be Meigs count.Y Fair at 9:30 Miss Rooollo Story Is tile new Lm. Friday, Aug. 16. The 111111 secretary and treasurer or lbe meeting o! the year no scheMeigs ~ Flower Assoela- duled lor I p.m. on Aug. 25 tlon and Mrs. John Roell or when the club membero Will have Galllpolls Ia lbe R-'-·' ...,w_ Dl- a traU ride. reclbr or R•"'Twentr members, live Ylolters """"' 11. The club th·-•·• Mrs . ...__ and tile ldvloor, Mrs. WUI!Im ....... ,_.,. 1011 for her lnatruct!Ye Ideas B. Downie, wore present for lbe · and pre-od her a Ill!! of jew- meeting. elry Arceallae Ilarlleewe AI . noon each member enjoyThe lradiUoual way to eat ed a sack lunch and the hos!A!sa an uado, or bar'beeue, In Arserved a delicious cleaserl gentlna-perhapa dating bad: .BY course. ID tbe daya when china and The hoelaases lor September cutlerJ were acareHI to will be Mrs. llarvtVVanVranken hold the meal Ill the te,lh aDd ~ cut a portion away, and lira. WUI!o Mc-ray. - - - - - - - - - -- . JIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIIIJIII• ' ' "0' pt.:. .EAUQI~ '!!, • AroJ11iDY STYLE !IJOW, Berurll," .... oenled, riving • pre>lew at this lllll'olateot--. - . tow the orlgllllla wero, I ID r, Robert E. Beeclo, Ja.t &ella EAUJIE~ a ~-. , $9:99 & $10,99 . , WglJ>. b . ,. .exteoded sole in Brass Wax or POMIIOY, .0 . ' w. btlr IFI*Ul ; ~:.:..~tr!t~ ! , ·• , Ancl makoa.the tea111 three winds. It takell from tiM nlllbo!r. w.-ellllo .~ ~1:::'· ~. .. .............c• t£1'011 the r ·bold• first-stririg spotrs! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS .5:00 to 7:00 ' AI:'"M.'., fofced .i ir Ju~~ ~d, pl8leDt d~ ~~ (If ad~uate) you can.: lllve Am0!18 central air con- • . Suede goes out for " ' ld Re,l)nion He • By McCOO, .. family· Sunday RACINE - The !M'art' FaDo jitla W,lllll, DanleiH"I!IIer, ~- a t Cburdo WI~ lbo OCI!IIe, '.illnl ot 1he bri$11, andJohn·Wol!e, t · !be rnarrlap of IIGII Jlib. ·lllaoravllle. Glielli weit real.... nil IIIII, dauaiUr ot Mr. and ~by IIIII !loarollTI!eiii,CO., . Irs. Dallaall!ll, Raelno: ID M!'. lumbuo. . farlloall R. ......,, · ocia 1/lllr, For her dautblor'• Weddlnc· -- . · OIIIUII M 1111: lira. Vlriu . "-·•• elao ot Mrl. IIIII wai attired Ill two • POMEROY 11le •· _, · • Cool ..-on held 1aa1 &m laelnt. plooo wldte knit Ell wltb black wao • 'Voilo ot the doublo rille eer.._ aceeoMrleo, ead aeoraa&totreoi ola1 at· tbo Thomwaod Park a\ IIC!'\f were raad by PI• Rev. ~.Mra.lblabwereablile ' Dllllloon. . , ~loa No.rrta Clll ~.- )orlfll' lheolb with .belie ...... ware Mr. and Mr~ , 111' 3:30 p.m. The iiler 1r a a aoi1ea ead bp.d a wldte oaznltl4l!i !!r~l• McCool, S.. · ~ Navarrt, tanked by two IOYOilbrllli:b ...,_ - - · . . " ' Mr.' ,... .llro. Franeta .JoleCool, lolebroandpelmolljilbl;tietlot Areeeptloawaol!eldlnlhej.O- Jr, lll':Fort WOrth, T,exaa; Mr. 1adloll, and fallolb'~wero tirt Filii' Elo~ ', IChool and M1'1• IIGbert McCool and narked with wldte 111111 .!IOwa. !lllb lito. ~ r,lelale:r; ~IDe, ..,, !.(aoalllon; Mr. and M r 1 ' Nupllal mudc ,... pr.l!lllled . .. boiUII. :t1ll brldo'atabllwtl GoorJ!I McCool, Jr. or Proopeol, ,. hall hour preeedlarthe cer- eontered bi a Wllered,.... Pa.; Mr. and Mro. JIGbert Me•1111:11)' 117 llloa Jocobll ~. dine .U.IoJIJ18ol, by • ~ Cool ~·eonton; llro.ltmaChrlodanlsl, IIIII Mrl. ~ 811er bride and rroom,· and.__ at Jle!lalro; lira. Jack Fer11111 Mr. Dllllll -~~. po- with · lb mateb . nil and ehUdnn, Martina Ferlia. 111e Mllollaill lnduded lbe CJ1o- 11: Mro. Marlon l.on& at Bel'-'- ... -~ .._. Robert stau1 'Tha LQrd'a tal IItie ....-e; (<IU at Ivy. and cbllclron of Alliance; Mr. and Mrs. Elber.t Gelley·oiWarr•. and· Mr. IIIII Mrl. Frank· .~ diusfllel' otl'lorlll .' ~ ,: ltri;!RarMeCool,Hazaroi,Ky.; ' Mr. IIIII Ml'a. Fred WJIIIamiM aid lall\ll1; .RuUand; S. SCI· and .ow thelll'lala. lira. WU!bDt llcCGol and ·IOD of \~ uh1 llld !lie BOrt: ·tlrtmm, lfrL Ba,nnond Coludul; Mrs. Mae Vincent, 1ralio or&inZ& thai wu clo· . H~v, llrl!. l!al• Jl!l~ ~ a. Mr. aad Mrl. Cloronce VIncent, iachable at the ohoulder.,Acrown v~ Walker and Mrl. Delm'8l. Ubiichlvliie; Mr. llld lira. Em· :''1' whi!A! palala ....,. OWella. · · ftlltl Wolfe, EYel,ynandJUno, Den· ' '· · ~..., and "·s •ames Cri"" : llllh pearli ancl <:r:~~slal For a -lltCIIIInc trW t.h 1 '" . • •· .,., ' . . . , • _,.....,. ;liold her elbow vall of silk Wu- niw !Ira. Mlllh wore a blue Ita- - - · · In plaee. Ste e~ed a on ... """~a wt.l h • - aeetiiOI'!a1 ·.olen '· """~let or wldte dalalealn a co. llld lbe eor~a~~t ot ro..o· from 1 :.laalal clrelo atoUnci a1x owoet- her llouciiiL .111e cooiplo realdea DlalbldiH : ~ roHo. Her onJJ· at!.aiart.Filla. . The dlltlncllon betw~ • :,;., a neddoce, a gift at lbe ()It ol ·""'" posto at tile wed- . hdr IPP8ftDI aDd an btlr :pmm. ding. wen Mrl. Raben Brial, ~ptlve to tbe . Brlllll! ' ·•Tile lltlondlaa ...,. A • .line · and lira. Wald • ~ II that tile former II 'llionttcel 11oor longlb ~·.of Fom, · Mr. and'Mro, '1Jie' 'Wllo llaJ· lepl · rlgbl of 'brOcaded taco Mid <irepe fi H h ' DaaQr ' . WWard, ·~loll U. ~u= ,malchlngv~~.-•.and-- Ohio; ~~ :.-=~ ;rted ..,... ~ ilt. II 0n1 wbo 1~ . to whi!A! dalat-..,,CO!or'aotlbepw!ll tbe 0111y If lbejoli 11 no, The Am,na ...Y Ia .the ~ way. u.mg ~ . . /1 GREAT '. FRIEND! ' a ChrlallloapiW. Mr. and lira. Clarence struble were recent vlaltera In Lo- C.. loA . Deborah Hill is Sride Last June -.w llle be - · The death Ill Herman Jlusdtel or eotum. ..~ bel, brolher at Mro. E d II h Dtaoauer, wu noted. c.mu _. played with prlz.;;.c:.., belq - by lira. lira. Mlbelllwlll, and~·· Tile poll prize woo • 1D .ll.tlel Moore. 0111- \" rear's preoldent, Paul lieeJie, Jmtrr PASTOR ANNOUNCED POMEROY - The Rev, James DeBruhl will ~ at tile Plants aan wllh her father, 011b Des, J'Vk for momben allbe Put Memorial Clourch at 8p,m. S.... Sr.Counelloro Club or ~· Mr. and llrl. Rlchanl Neulz- day and 'J'IIn'adsy evenlow. CIIUDcll, Jleu&lllero at America. llng and dlu&JIIera. Marla a n d Mila Erna Jeue prelldod at Darla, and Mr. and lira. WUa. buat..u meot1ng which rot- IIIm MEE11NG POSTPONED Warner and 110111 rllllddl.. iolnld lbo haDarpr fry, For POMEROY - A ,of port ere vacatlonln& In Florida. lbe Wlndlow Trsll Gar.ten Cleb - · . lhe raad IICI'Iptw-e Mro. BerUia Allla, Tar<V, N, st heduled for Weolneodo¥ boa from Hebrew• IS. Membero gave a. Lord's Prayer In oml..., and c., and .Mra. Frank Rinehart, been poatpoood until Aug. 21 Solem C - , were weokand due lb tile Meigs ~ llllr. 111-theftq, J1118ala or Mr. and Mra. w111 Mrs. Lloyd Moore wUI be lbe Tbe 11a1e 11111M ll(lboDaughhostess. t.ro at America ID be held In Myero. Col•mDII, Aul. 19.:Zl, ... an-ced II)' llro. Nettie Heyoo. · . . ,.....lllld 11111 fanq work lind llemo for the IIIJ'I)rloe Ia· - - Thurlday nlllt With • - . . . , . , fry at 1111 MaiCII \ :::: \, with _.mmatel,y )$) ........ j. relleterlnl. Abellcei dlmer was llrYed atl2:30. To belllo lbe PfOIII'Im at2p.m. a w.Jeome wao given II)' t h 11 j' Pomeroy.. . :.:.[ Personal Notes r . Pall members are IJIYited lb lhere this even!Jw. . Alll'DIII doalrlng to join TOPS I, aoked ID caD Mrs. Balpb lteedl, Cheshire, 367-7268 or olraad the weeldy meeting at ?)SO p.m. In the Meigs Count,y . Au- .. \ I\Ol4. -home ·-. • ------,by In TOPS Club ·'','t RA~ - R-Id G, BMcle . ot Raelne .....~ P!'toldoal ot the 'Baello ~Tamil¥ R ~ ·Saturdi,Y, Ail&l\al 3, and .!blolo,y, at lbe Raelne American Lollion Halt. · , The rllllllon OJ)IIied ~ ! iilghl with ~ .. ...... dance, Mjllil,•· · was provtdid by O..rlea "Wiolt' le" ·Beelite IIIII hlo band. l!eala1raUM' bepn .!blolo,y at 10:30 ~ :,~,Wiill NOWI YOU MAY HEAR AGAIN '!.eights Change ' '!' i ; '!! tors meeting7:30 at the P011er The 'bride'• ahoultler lenglb eo. olfteo, p.m.Ohio Tuolday. h ·----------.::::::;:::::: Re!reshments wiU be aervod. vall waa of tulle. II was atlac • All Lloos are Invited. ed "' a lllln ring accented wllb MIDDLEPORT Business and pearls ancllrldeseenla. Her onl,y Professional Women's C 1 u b, Jewelry wa& a necklace, 1 sift Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Gu CQ. ot- trom the groom, and lbe carnee. Ann Bailey, ho&tesa com- rted a bourf,let of white ro&es mlttee cholrman, In charge of and camatlono. Mlao Mary Hsll of Rutlead socla1 affairs. With Nothing In Either EAR oerved as maid of bCIIor for lbe WEDNESDAY Thouaends of people may now Tile llmntlon Is ealled lb-810 wmTE ROSE Lodge will hold bride. Her pole yellow bMdod crepe gown was or empire at,yl- enjoy the advanlagel of hearlns and Is the reault of 13 yean of a picnic at tile Middleport roodaaatn with a patented IDvenUon ,cliJM!rienee by Otlrlon's ~ side park, Wednesday, Aug; 14 ing witll ribbon and lace trim at lhe waist. Her vell or llluolon that ~ NO buftqns, NO Jubel, dent It Is made poalble bJ I It 6 p.m. was attached to a ring which NO wlrea, NO bulky batteries. marvoloua trllllllslor, a·clevtlop. matched tile gown and she carInstead of forcing ampiUiecl meot of the Bell Telepbono La'bPaul. The men even went over ried a lrlple hand eorsage or aoomd lhroiigh the Impaired oratorii!S-Bimllar ID tbooe Died lb lbe ball ror a look eround. white carnations tipped In yelouter or middle ear, the patent. In U.S. ..temtes. II ls crated Fred and Mr. Bassler w e r e low with matchlnl streamers ~ ed "1Y"1'ano1-----the lnYI!IIIOn elooe friends during !hair Alr The IIIJWIII or 1be brldeomolds, 8J'1'XIAL I ol the Wllrld'l Foree days. SO clol!le, In fact, Miss Shlri<V Ledlle and 11111 Technique" eon 1 ' DEMONSTRATION I•~ _., dU<U IOundl I""' .,...us 1hat when Mr. Bassler, married Leila Kitchen or LangsvUie, and LaSAllE Hotel 1 hearlnf old•. onl,y a few day a, sot an overseal Mrs. Lula Mae ABhl<V ~v- lllas Brenda MeGulre or Mld- smoothly ihrougb I MIOOLEPOaT I 1'!le 1!1-110 Is asaignment, Fred vo!Wlloered ey, rormer MeJ.as County real- dleport, Route 1, were m I n t 1be masiDid pro:. I WED., AUI. 14 I IJ:ul1 a clrlmaand was given lho au111oritr by dent, Ia conllned ID Sheltarlng green and at ldenllcll SI,Yie lb cess directly ID 1he commandlns ol!lcer lb lake Arms Hospllol In Athens. Her the maid of ltooor'o I!OYID· 'Their llle "beeringce"'l l P.llt r t r.nz. malic step f!lrPOMEROY - Tbo laal two It for him. He wao IIIII lb Korea. ter." the Inner I ASK FOR. MB, DILES I ward Ia beariJ18 hqleees anc1 nowers werotlle weeldJ> m..U..s or Mello TOPS Now 1llal's reol friendship for room number Is 108. Chrlo Hubbard of Lancaster aamo except In mini green. earl wear It and I Kepreielllios Vere llatD Iold teclmolOI)'. Kllolchers hal seen oovenl YGUI Ia bert lor a vlsll with h I a Mtss Janet Lee Noll and Tamchallsnge your I Aadlo-VIs'llli If W UniMI II 1101 oa1J welilrt chanps In lhe club. tll'andparellta, Mr. and Mrs. Har- my Jo Tyree or Middleport, cou- ~ lrlend ID AIIIO:no, o. I llrinCI J1lU a Freda Da'Oia waa crowned u.l sins c1. tbe bride, were aeolytes leU It 1 a bear- I :manllll,y - n with 1 !llh II>. IIRS, ELODA WEBB marked ry Bmver. CaD Coile<~ . .'1'111 j"1brrJUug D I w · 1111 bor 79th birlhda)' this WMk Mrs. Jessie Feiii<V otFiorldl, for lbe wocldlng. They wore mint ,., old. of IIOWid, weiJjll loss. She elso, along wllb and In aboo"ance or lbe oeca- who Is open<llni the oummer In lll'een ohort.aieeves IIIJWI!SoremFor thoulanda th1i new bolle .)out ~ lbe privacy and eooFroda H-r1011, won the 10 aiM, her daqhler Marie Pl<k- Bucynoo, hao been here Ylell- plre desiiD and hid wrlal corconductlon method may prove venienct YQU . ~ve .IIQIIIlld. It,· . 11>. -Ill. Each member Ia ID ' imbr>.<Nch-r 1 IO.. cont> ano,-her.lb .MadiiOII,W.va... lnt· bar <slalei'; lira. Olio IIUI- - • or carnallona UJ11)ed with to be the bell pooolblo way to you'd Hloe lo· ,. .,. moq ltbaql,, l!lalorUoelr efforts. There abe · wes honored ... . 1 ford, lllil ' other area relallveo ,. - - - - - - · - - - hear ne•t ID nature's cnm em. this patented Llllener and dlaTbe -ld,y - n waa Betll dinner al lbe home at. he• sla- and friends. For many, even thll new teeb- cover If It may help you, with SESSION TONIGHT Mrs. Wllllam Worman has reGIIkey with a 4-pound loss. t.r, lira. Nannle MuUina. :;· RUTLAND - A sub-dlatrlct lllque may not be the - · no coal or obligation, write toTbia "eek's queen ••• Fredl other lister, Mrs. Sadie ~ turned lb her home In Gslllpo- Melhodlot Y o u t h Fellowship You must try It II you are ever day ID Otlrlon ElectrGnlca, Henderaon and Nina Thol11 hid lor, ead • OOUiln, Mra.RubyBop.. Ua after spending a week here meeting wW be held at 6 p.m. to know. lne., lloJ: A-1, I Westerly lb taka home lbe alu!fed pig. kina, Joined In the celebration. visiting her niece, Mr. and lira. tonight at lbe Rutland Methodist · O..lnlnc, N. Y, 1 •. . George Meinhart. Church. All youths are Invited. Members are urged to r&o ···:.:-··:-···············-=···=-·················-·.·.·,·.·.·.·.·.·,·.·,., inem.ber tlat this week is the ::;: · ··· ................. ··· ····················-·,·.·.·.·.·.·.....·:::: S,lvla Swan..., Ia the weekend poll at the McQlerr famUy In eleb anntveroar~ and Galllpolta Athens. TOPS Club will be guoats. Tho .. Cburl Mayer, KalbyConde,and dub Joatng the moat w•lihl will 1: 9Jsan Gerlac:h were in Grove TWp~ Doy Reunion·bleld~p t_,~·~'oqig~"., ·· · Beg.inning with_Square Dan~iQg for ctub. · ; The couple resldeooi968CII,. adUaled tar st., Middleport. · Pep cno ¥ ·. I i UN •r· _rwh''I .....I.e hous··e· ,.' RU\- 1: ,' ·. land; lira. ~·llmltb.Dqton, ' andllra.llarrlnawi'· ''• .. · For~,. trW11hellrlclo! changed lniD • P!llk lltllYeleu dress wllb which 'llle wote ~ }ioli..!.r and rrlando MONDAY REGULAR MEETING, DAVr Monday; dlnuet, 6:30, VleiNID and Korean vetenns welcom<; Jacob Turner, C<llllllllnder. BETHEL 62 JnternatloDal order of Jabs ~len, 7:30 Moo>·day nlghlalthe Pomeroy Ma,.. 1, Temple. MEIGS COUNTY SliM 71 optcnl lib h eo! Mrs. Iva Pow' 1 0 om ell, 6:30p.m. Monday. Meal wlU be provided; members --P"e to t 8 k a covered dish. Duel are ~I • pay e. TUESDAY POMEROY LIONS Club dlrec- "''S ; · ~~rids II¥J~·Dec- 11~ :: 111 ~oteran• Hile; Mldill~ ~ 1, ox- taoo :~ Mafll,'l'JI"tl, u o 01'alloaa·. rialured'l1el.low · ·II"" Hoipl!"i·. ' !IJNDAY ..;.•....::., .....,...! ;,;,.,i Jilan lit• , ,...;....,i · ........ .otved:,a.l · ·ll!o white ....,_., 'llld wodd!lll .. ):~~ ,~l.~.Prti!M<~ -=~~~;"':..:111'~.;;;;,______~-WEBEJIFAMJLYl'OWIIoa,B!at- ;;;,:;; ·~(;itb , Geflid • rl.;;".~: H.'-. I black beljo, Holleaua .litcllo.....,uon · ~ '' 1 ' ·~ f"' McKijl, a .Iormor Middleport taadlor and mw a· pralessor at Bowling Green, took lbe twoboya trip by tbalr grandcblldren, Mit- In lbW and uwlhallb<V£01whore c11e11 and,_ Cliapman: , lb<V needed ID ., and met oome ~e 111 campus. Mr. McKay EtJGENE BACHNER, a 1!0\'orD· to tile aon or lholate A. W. Memeot worker In Manila for tile Kay who was superintendeD or gall two y-s, Is a •rlllcol PI· lhe Middleport schoOls for a Uont at tile Georgetown Unlver- number of years. liiY llolj>!tal In Georgelo1111, VL Hu'a anxious lllat more Meigs oludonts eomolb Bowling Green. 110 nown lb the States two week&1811-hebecmneserIIIR, AND IIOIS. FRED GIBBS touoly Ul. His wife ae<ompanled him, of courae, and la staying and dlqhlera, Trlna andVonlda, wllb their dslQibler, Cassey, wllo vacationed In Wlsconaln t h I s IIYea In Waohington, D. C. Eu- yaar. They wentespectally to atwill be bolj>!tallzed for an- tend the 1968 lumberjack world championship at Heywood and a olher two weeks 111\)'Way. reunion or oeverol or the lei1111 mother, Mrs. Ida Bachner, and Mrs. Everett Baclmer, lows Fred Wll with during hls a · abter.ln~aw, spent lbe week years in the Air Foree. WbUe at Oocelo, Wis. they over there. Eugeoe reUred from were guests or Mr. and Mrs. Arlbo NaY)' llx years ago. don Gotsehel who live on lhe !arm BOB McKAY'S DELIGHT at which Is adjacent ID the b a s e seelna someooo from lbe old where Fred was stationed at one home town wsa 1111911'enl by the Ume. The reunion was at the Ben receplkln he PYO J..oriniVIUII!an Basolor cdtage and there beand Jefl Jlurl they went atdostlle Gelscllels and tho BassID Bowling Green Unlvereltr this len were Mr. and Mn. Henry -'< lb complete arnnaoments Gr- and famll,y or Farmington, Wis. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim for foil enrollment. SW-erg and fiiiiii.Y or Sl. . . •. Behce'i'·:t., Hiley, ·u.e ......,m, ~ ~ li..wOr F• · ~ Gf.Mr. ·'!iid: M!'i., ~ .. _..t·wo"''ai/Dko!m•i!llb~ we, day, at Royal Ook Park. Jlela.. )'011' tiYOI and frlead• COI'dlol~ Jmll. c)J Oc:tdlor• Loot year It wu In Las Vops. polly, dluiJIIer of ed. 'lllooe eltendl•riDiakebeoket dlmera. lfr, IIIII IIra. Charles B. Karr, Sr., IL. 1 paatprealdent of lllo coMMtJNJoN sERVICE. s,.... llllllllua eblpler. ..,. First United Preaby!A!rlan The CCIIIJ>I• abi!On'ed tbelr361b · , .lfl...;.LE · PORT •_ l·w,........ .~ : .. ...~'3. ''"'· " "'• '·'· "' ' 'siiJu, ~~'>,J; ·,'. •/V;;..,. . .• -~ ~~~·· we, _Ill:-'" •---'"I ~e~m•, and was •I!'OJl': a:"'~ 'linm ·111 -:;:~, lll'~e i'lob!ti· •' oioudl. ot , 'l'ilJ a.rte.uflld ~ Clke ~~~~ ~ au~:;· b';'; 111e Slfetr ~ub and - :::: Qp!,ll)l weddlni aanlveroary Monday. ~ ware accompanied on lbelr ·, ' ed at Vetarans ,I. V , - ... , <·, . •' :d1!Ji,:h ; J9' .'A.:n··· ·n' ~uhc" e·..'.!.1 •.. ~.-...i,m.~;:; Willlbrlll ....... j.."".' •n"e'.,.,,j·i ..;r_:e'OYdJ: . ~ 1"\. : ~':"''' , ,, .GJ\.:r" ~, '~~Hi!turei!O!D.. ~tai.;.w;:~:~::~~~; .. ~~ ~ & .iller••• ~~t' ~ • :-; ~:.:-:.:·:·:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:::·:·:::·::::~::::::~:::· .. • • ' ' 'j ' I �'. , !r~~E~Q~~, :~. ~~: ~·_t ~~· _; l ·Relaxea, . BlCHARD E. .UGH'l1lEII the Ohio deleeation to the Dem.. questioning. ocrallc Noti0181 Ccnventlon. For most of the deloptes, It was their nrst, hard look at the unorthodovv ofthe Minnesota senator and his mejhods that have carried him from New Hamp· shire through today. . The Mecar:v: . 1'\l&lh and · puzz1emen · • s co nvo'i ed ..., •• 1ts O'Gredy ancl delesa!IO• · laid the pnenl feel!~ ol the dole- ~ This is who to see for a Tllis IS wllo to see for on auto .. inwrance. gaod deal See him now! C.rogiK.Sno~en HolM 44'-4511 ... .,.... , A "It'~ something many ofthem have not h e a r d before," said Funeral· service for James Clar.enee W.ar· O'Grady, The ehatnnan, who descrlbed tbe campaign "as something new,., said Mccarthy dld not evade questions, twisted no arms and did not ask Cor their support at the convondon or to ·~ uncommiUed. Mccarthy assessed the sltuation tor newsmen before he left. for Clevelalll, saying he had not PI'. PLEASANT _ ner, 83, Leon, w. Va., wll~ be held limday ln the Warlli!r Uhlteel Methodlst ChUrch mth'borlal to follow in the church ·cemetery at ·Elmwood. Mi:', Warner, a retired farmer, died Friday in Pleasant Valt.Y Hospital. He was a IUolona resident of Mason Coun1iY. 91rvlvlng are his widoW, STAT[ F4RN INSURA.NCF t:ml:>,~NI[S Home Oll1cts _kloomUIJIIIn, llhnois I\I6JII !·,. ' Williams, Reedsville, 111d .... · eral nieces and nephews. ' F1111or«l services will be ...,. dueled :MondaY at 2 p.!D- from the White FWlOral Home ln COolville. Burial will be In tho Roed'vlllo eomstery. Friends may call alter noon today. LoiaE.Deon High~ays Show Sure in, . ' POMEROY - Lois E. Dean, dau""ter of the !ale ' ---~ B• JA~U~Jal"' and Elizabeth Hugltos Gruoser, was hom June 8, 1900 In MinersviUe and passed away at the LOOK Us OvER , COLUMBUS - "Exeltemont Is tho Ohio state Fair here Aug. 22-Sept. 2. A big part of lhet excitement mil be the Ohio Department of Highways display In the Ma&heter BuDding In the center of U!e lllrgrounds wlthln sight of 1-71. VIsitors onteriog throUgh any hospital In Tucson, Arizona last ' July 30 at the age of 68.Sl!e is survived by ber hus~ band, W. K. Deani two sons, Thomas H. Dean, New Provldence, New Jersey, and Rev. William F. Dean, Tucson, Art- A "little theater" mU give "little stories". about tile ''big ·vialtora a chance to relax and l!lofy• ..of. highway developmenl. -We'll i~ learn about sale driving prac-. An eatlmsted. 0110 miUllln pertlces whUe watching the Walt soos are .,q,e!!led_to view the . To •40"MaJor Dl"""Y nim, "Freeway Mania. h display troril the time the falr Wncldrig In · Bright red and &Old eolllng _.s 1IIIW lt closes Labor Day Ilgbta and three olga mobiles evening. . 24 Hour .. add to the colw ln the buildSO If yoo•ro planning to attend tng, Aside !rom being attrac- the Ohio State Fair, don't miss At'l'hll~· . ttve additions, the mobUes alao out on any · ol U!e ei:cllement. j, >; • or the buDding's five entrances familiarize ndorlsts with the Visit the ''centet"' of things, can't miss seeing the highway signs of the road. the highway dtpartment'.!l dlll"blg top," an orange - caooVlaltora to the Mesboter Build- play In the Mashoter Bullijlng. pled dlaplay. Inside the 28-loot 1ng will have thalr questloos an- ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,..,.., wide "big top" Is a sunkeoocta· swered at three yallow lnlormagonal well with a 12-loot Ulus- tion booU!o, m111111ed by students WeFixSu~y trated mat> of Ohio. An audio . working lor the dapsrtment this me88age will provide visitor> summer. Lltjer bags Wllll the Dlnnif 7.Deys A With Interesting lntormallon a- Presidential tour· of Ohio,' clllllt>' Week • boot the Buckeye Slalo. T h e 1ng llli!IJ&, nnd a pamphlet oot~o~~· simulsted traffic will 'tasclnste lining 22 tours ln the state mil 9 Pc. F1mlly loll children and adults alike. be distributed from these booths. P,mlly Bucket. Atop the canopy wlU .be a reCooperating ~ith the dopartFanilly Bllrrel volvlng gold "state of Ohio" with ment In turniahlnl! diiiJ)lays are: a highway running tlmlUgh It, The Ohio Contractor's Asaocla· 3 Pc. Box Dlnntr aymbollc of how hlgltways lead tlon; Ohio TruekinR Asaoclutlon: . to opportunities everywhere In . Ohio Patroloum Markalera AsOhio.' soclatlon; Pl>rUand Cement Aslll@llllghtlng the dlaplayo will aoclatlon and Flexible Pavements be a vlsoal history of the truck- Inc. lng ln<llstry In Ohio. Depart- . This year's dlapley Is suaran- . melit employes have erestOdleV· toed to•il&"'bll!xer 'llld bettor" oral· tnteres\btg models llltOw- thlll last year's. It tells aU lhe, lng the varioos cypos of tranaportation, the worth of highways to ln<llstry and how oftectlve freeway lighting adds to driving zona, and a daughter, Mrs. Leroy Krauss, Woodland HUIB, Calif.; 11 grandchUdren, foor sisters, Mrs. Edward Hines, Maud and And End Your Search F11 A I call at the funeral home. Mrs. OUver <Hod FridaY 3 p,m, In Piesssnt Valley HOS!>llal following a two year illness. She bad been residing mth a sister, Mrs. Geneva Jackson, Pt. . Plesssnt; for the past year. She was horn May I, 1908 In Soutb Hlll, VIrginia, a dsughier of the late Jobn and Etta Walker ser, Columbus, Ohio. Sl!e was preceded Jn dea1h by an older brother, .Lem. services were held Friday at Trinity Presbyterian Church ln Tucaon. Dr. Gleon McGee offlclated. Interment wss In Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn. Wortman and was an employe or .5ile was a graduateofPomeroy and Mrs. Audrey Nell, Chicago, DI., and a brother, G, D. Grue- ON OUR DISPU Y LOT . A replica ol a roadside rest, complete with a picnicking tamUy of mannequins mll oceupy a prominent spot In the huge, glass-walled, · clrcuiat building. The uau~ectrlcal spectacular" mll be enJoyable, aa 'l'.!'ll as, very Informative. Vloltora wUl see a disassembled trall:ic ligna! and can see tor themselves wbat make& cars "stop and go." other areas of higliWliY lJ.&btlng wUI be e>Plaleed and demmstrsted In this dleplay. I Publisher's Attacker is tions (and plenty of_11ood food). Come early, spend the day. There's lots to see and dol HIGHLIGHTS TUESDAY, AUGUST 13th-Pony Pulling Contost WEDNESDAY, 14th-Ki4dios Day, Hono-Show, Junior Fair Jud,lng THURSDAY, 15th-Pony Rocos, Judging Oolry Cottle FRIDAY, 16th-Old Ti"o Fhlcllors C..nto1t, Pony & Hono Roc•• SATURDAY, 17th-Finworh, Junior Foir Parado Pari-Mutuol Bottlnt-Twilight Horoo Hornon Roclng Thu"• day ...,j Fri. Auf. 15-165 PM, Aln Sotur4oy Aug. 17-fPM Thirteenth Amual Appearance . BIG BENJ _;·TALENt. . ·SHQWCAS~ .QF 1968 ' ' •i Thm., A111.l~tl! and Sat., Alii. 19 ·. C~rtaho , Dtr~.d TJoio ...:30 PM ~efll~h = Klmioo was alla1dlng a ""'""" dance on tile parkin~! lot ot Kroger' a Skli'e·at Wellstm. No char&l!& will be Wed aplnot llVO of tho three youths plclted up ond held In Cllllool7 alter tho dlsturbonce. The two hove lieen releaaed. The third youth 1110 16, of WeliiiCIII 111!1 m psroiOfrom U!e Ohio Y<olth commtallkln, wlU race new charges of !ISsaul~ aecordlna to Charles blxoo, Chief Probalion Olllcor, of U!e JackiCXl Juvenlt, Court. Nine We!lllon area boyo illaa· edl7 were causlni'a dlolurblllce . at the . dance by pull!ni f ~ CGIIIIICied to a PlllinOsr"'lh from Ill tleetrlc socket. · McKimlaa alked llt'e _ . , Involved to lean ancl relurDed to tile dsnclni lll'oa. llo 11111hon otruck by a re<ord anc1 ·w~~an : Mci!IJiplla lnal&ted that the boy.a ltiave, be was ~mpod by two l!f U!em. . , ·A l!l~oa oald 0011 of o' lllem ' lln1ck liU!I llhllo ...,U.er il<lmP. icl on 1111 Jilek. Mc~o loot •' lito ~c;; ond ..,;ek bll hMd . on' ~ . ~ kit pivlll)fJtlt. ~~II II !'M ,!IJtllll!ef of · ·w:c...r:. .........;.;:.:.; 'o •ll·b· 'whkli 1· , -.!II""~'!! ,., ,I ' 11)01\ior•tl>i ,• ~ - ~ ­ . dapc.ta 1!,1' ')11tllli%- He II•a<oot- . rilallles101Tnii{H11bere . ' ,, . , ~ . ·. ,I . .I ' ,., :of .'· \ > ~ ' ' •, 1 ' . t aThe Bone To Move Titeln!!! , ·. . ' i.' ' Was · 1966 .Pontiac·Gran Prix ------------------· Is · '$21 $23t5, · Bucket Seats, .Vinyl Top, Nice · ' . . . $2295. • 1966 CheY. ·Impala s.•a• assaulted '1\u!sday night by JuvenlleL The lneldont oceurred ao Me- . Come along to the fairt Mom, Dad, the whole . "' ' Cars. •• Have out The Price ' O..e Owner, Blue, Whit_o Top WELLSTON, Cillo ·.:.. Bot'IIBI'd McKlmlos, a <0i11Jbllaber of The Wellstm Telegram, Ia reported ln raJr condltloo • ~ Chlllleothe Hospital alter boinl! teresting exhibits, contests, thrilling rides, ottrac- . w. ~ ioverl~ on ~;!i 1966 Pontiac Cat. Can¥. • Under Charge family will lind so much to enjoy. Jhere are in- ,........... . comfort and safety. em~ 5 BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS OF ,......V•,. Bo.bmns · '•• I' ' K& KMOBILE HOME PARK & SALES G.et ., ...· .,....,.. h..vice Dinner the City ol Parkersburg lor 12 High School, class ot 1917. She years and prior to that was em~ was also a member of the Tuc .. YES, LOOK A f THE GREAT pleyed at Lakin State llospltal. son Eastern Star Chapter. She was a member of the Bap•SCHULT •BELVEDERE •MONARCH tist Church of Parkersburg. Jolm T. R~ &lrvlving are hor husband, VIvPOMEROY - A !Orllll!r.¥ ian R, OliVer ol ParktnosbUl-gi eroy resiCllmt, -fJoha Ttiomas two sisters, Mrs. Jacksmi, ' Pt. RIK>des, 81, died Tbureday IllPleasant and Mrs. Paille L, Mil- ternoon In the Gahanna Nursing ler, Oxford, N. c., two brothers, Home. JUST WHAT YOU ARE <LOOKING FOR IN Albert Walker, Oxford, N. C., He was born In Cllftoo, W, WDUo Walker, Hill, Va. Va., and was a former member STYLE - SIZE - CONSTRUCTION of Drew Webster Post No. 39, LOOK TO THE LEADERS Marie H. Pickering ot lho American Legion, He Is sorvlved by ooe niece, POMEROY - Mark H. PickSCHULT • BELVEDERE • MONARCH ering, 70, ReedsvUle, !ormorl.Y Plna, and her husband, Dana • ol Now Brlghlm, PL, died Sat- Covert, ol Columbes, and a nephAND YOU'LL LOOK NO FURTHER! , urday morning ln Camden Clark ew, Orvllle J. Hawley, also or Hospltal, Parkersburg, following Colwnbus. Funeral services mll be hold a brlof Illness. MDnday at 2 p.m. at the HeldHe was born ln Wood Ccunt;y, PAUL NORTHUP GARY NORTHUP Cotner Funeral Home, South Par.. W.Va., the soo of thelsteJameo IOIIS, Columbus. Friends are be~ 3311_JACKSON 675-3000 PT._PLEASANT, .__ _ _ _AVE. __ ___ _ _ _ _W._VA. __, andHeWile waa aPickering. retired railroad lng received at anytime. . MOBILE HOMES I A.M. DAILY Don't Have '68" -----------:::-:-::~:-:::-----, Memorial Gardens. Fr e s may Freda GrueBer, Or Minersville, .- suNDAY AuGusr SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP!)Ropd!Ucen Prelldenlal cendldate Richard ll. Nixon, alter a meitt111 11\th ~ Jo1moon, said Solurdt.y It Jdmsoo ealla a -"le aad UDilalenl ilait to tile ol North Vlotllam, bo wiU start crltlclzlai lbe ad!\llnlstratlan'o <OIIduct ol tile war. lllt Nixon a!IO said Jdmaon told him he had not clillnsecl his posl• ._, that he would not stop the oombln!l without some corrwponcling de-escalation by lhe ColllDilmisto. Dlacuasea Trip Nlxm alae disclosed In ll!swer to a reporter's questloo lhat be IDider- from a July 26 briefing at tile White Hoose lllat U.S. and Soviet ofllclala -.a Barbara; a sister, Mr,, Glf,dys _., w. " I llilnk they wtU be pretty t~-. one ~ Roy warner, Eleaopen, •• Mccarthy said. ''It ts "'<~ _, oor; ooo sister, Mrs. Cleo llulstill an unoommlttod delegatloo bert n ..Mai0 and b~~ as lltr as I'm concerned." • .DUU • one '""'~'~~r, Clyde of Gallipolis, Ohio. Friends McCarthy aides figured .he may call at the RIIJIDeS Funeral picked up a few votes in addl- home in Buft'alo. lion to the nine committed to him among the 126-member del- "'artha Oliver ,.., egation. Earlier they estimated PT. PLEASANT - Funeral McCarthy had 25 or 26 votes. Marth A Oli ·•· aid M earthy ''be service for Mrs. a • • O'Gr-.. s ' "' ver, 60, 1514 Konawha Slreo~ efitted" but would not go so fir ~. w• v a., formerly of Park8rDUwf8. as to say how many, 1f All)', -..~ .... tC!. ...clay) 3 wUI be held ......., '""" P· votes the senator had won m. in the Crow· HUsse11 Funer~ among the delegation. a! Home wUh Mr. K...,oth Smith "All In all, I thought the '""' and Mr. Frank Fultz o!llclailng, ator dld a good job relating Burial will follow In Kirkland them (the delegat:.P.s) as he re1 nd . P.loyee, a veteran, at World War . One, ll)d' a member o( nnw Webster l'l>st ,9, oC Pomeroy. He Is survived by his wife, .•Lena; me daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Arnold, Northridge, C~lf.; two granddaughl~s; Bel" · ancl Grac8j thtee d~ters, M r a. Audra Workman, Leon; M r a. Beulah on life and homeownen Insurance. Perk CenfrDI HotoiBidto. S.C:c-M Ave. Ph. 446-41911 ]turUlt Warner · . ,. . u really tried to commit anybody" but the delegates had l'elll1ln&ton. Eleanor, "seemed right interested... Va., and Mr.s. Mary Lathe)', Rip- the same good deal 3 Area Deaths· . .·. . about I . the low-keyed 'Mccarthy IIJPI'OOCh. ' . are1s. gates was one of puzzlement . · iltttbfQ!"~imts ...j tntinei · CrOs: .:vo~, No.~,.. !!-_ Kills Nixon Backs Bombtng 32' in newll1>8n throuilh a\1110 DeiiiO-· ~ to their queotioos, '' the . COLIJ)IBUS (UPl) - :!>oUt!- cralic Ci1altmlll · Eus~:·P: •oihalljiiln llald. ~ 50 dol&'v elena '"" • con~lat lot. (Pete) d'Gl'llll' Who lllk~'""" ptea alii 2G 'a!ternate• iltaniSO It Ia unilersl011lab'it when · the oloaOII<loo< seoslon.':bt!W..,. eel the sesolqn. . '' lhOj. beclillO puisled by the un- the so~ator and dolop!Ja., .· oDe delegate, Who has been orthodox .melhod8 o! one of their MDat .of .tho delogatei 'thia ro- lllllllng ~ VIce Pre"""nt 'bo porter talked with alter tho· aes- .Jlubort II. Humphrey( said he ~;·was the use last week sltlll seconded O'GI'I4.Y and lie- was - convinced Mccarthy wllen unconvontlooal Eugene J. scribed McCSrtby as "relaxod would· llo much bettor than McC&rth)' ialked to members of and veey personaliio"lli>fi~ the Hump"!'ey In the s u b u r b • n 8y ' _vs.;.,,_P.S;.,;·•... P.., .B·,;.•L ...ike-Ne... w ... · - ·- · - - - ' . $2195 1964 Cadillac 4 Dr. H4tp. •F•oc.to.ry;.,A"'i;.,FC .....~.d.•B•ei,;,g•~·.,~,.ic•e'_ _ _ _ _ $2195 .. 1966 Ch~. ·lmpala'1tdtp. 327 Eng. ~anclard, Sharp $1995 ' ----~-~----1966 au'lck Special St. Wag• ' . .v"'s••St.•n_d_••.d•.,W.hi...•e....R••d.ln·'·- ·_'"'"".... ... ., _ $17.5 1965 Buick Gral Stort ;·.' . , slllll; ' \4Speed, ..Bu~ket Seats '' ,_$1795 , .• ---~~-.,;·- -~-......-·~·· · ~-- . ._.,,. 1965 (hev. J~pit. 4_~Dr• ..,,.:· ... · . · , ... . . . ' .'.y,, r5~~~~1~afd, PoWe.r St,etr!,'1' 0 :' (4 1 I I; . . .: , ' _., , g t; { i ;~ '\ ·r·i ' ;":$, ..,J~9~ ~~ 1Ml ;.J ~965 ~~h,. ,BelAir ~~~~ · · :~~.i;~ P.S.,P. '.' ·~·· ·' ~ .· · · '' ROAD WORI! ~ · A seetl011 of lH; lllllr days u tho El!lle Cl!nolrlictl011 ~ · relocatllll about a One mUe soctloa. The relocation WOrk WU IIOCeolltated by c1Jn1iDuo1 ol'-1 olmg tho atrlp of highway alolllthe Ohio River. No llqmen hove been p!-Ovlcled lor the ptoject lliuch olthe \!me lhoQP tw~ tralllc - · llazordola. . . . an de d ~=s h,:e~~:.,..;!on: ~ Peace Dem . . . WASIIIIIGTON (IJPO - son. dlat, S!iljlort fr0t11 Kennedy a-110 S. McGovern, D-S.D., beckers. Hlotorlll! Arlhor 14. clalmlog "aubslanuai" •"'''""' SChlesllwer, Jr. said be bocked . from beckers ot the late SOn. McGovern. SO dld SOn. llilbert Robert F. Komecly, Jumped Into F. Kennedy's presa secretary, tho""" lor prooldelll Saturday Frank .Manklewlcz, and Pierre demanding thet the Vletnom 5allnam', !onner pre11 secretaWar "must be ended now." ry to Preside• John F. The 46-year..oldfonnerhistory Kennedy. profeuor thua boeamelhe third In his statement, McGovern ma.lar cendldlte aeeklog tile aald: "I have not IOUI!bt the . DemocraUc prealdenttal IIOIIIiJI. endorsement of those who . 11'0 &lion behind Vice P...,aldont best able to apeak lor tho late Hubert K Hllll1jlhrey and SOn. SeMtor Kennedy - his couEu$0110 J, McCarthy, D-M11111. ragaoua willow Ethel, or his McGovern, oll'ored hlmselt as gollant brother, Sen. Edward aa ollaplltlwi lor lhoae dole- Kennedy, h However, It 111s plea ~ to Hllll1jlhrey liulo,. clear that McGovern would "not reodJI to Slt)_port the receive the bocklng of Edward cendl~ of SeMtor Me- . Kemecly. Car!IIY." The .Junior South Dokata Immediate Support 1<1oolor oald be ,... olao • McGovern aot scme lrnme- lalluenced ln his de<;lolm by tho Watchman F_inall1 Slept ' RePublican NaUonal Ccnvo~>o lion's eholce for president, Richard 14. NllCOII. In lac~ McGovern ealcl If he falls to wiD the nom!Mtlona In Chicago later this month either Humj)brey or McCarthy would get his active llfporl "because 1 victory for Mr, Nlmn Ia a dlatutetul proSPOCI lor the P8CIIIIe of America ancl lho world." He cOIJt:irlled: -·There is oothilli In Mr. Nlmn'a record to Indicate that he Ia a man ot either 9011co or compusiOI). I have beard the talk about tile 'new Nixon.' But the Blble Warned Ul loog aao about lhe danpr of putting DOW mne lnte an old bottle." A botnbor pUol In World War II, lolcGovam loll no doobt that tho !ocal point of hi& .._ian would be the Will' In Vietnam, which he deacrlbed as 11 the moat disastrous polltlcol, moral ancl dljllomatlc blunder ln our history. "That war muat be allied now/' he said. Seeks Reotralnt · McGovern said be would !lsiht ot the Democratic COOYontiOII lor 1 lorel&n i>OllcY pill* of urestralnt ancl peace, not one tlat aeeka to make •• tile world's policeman, Ita bonkor or Ita ju:lge." He oliO celled tor a "ayotematlc reductlm of our .,..,.. grown mWtltY-lndUIIrlal ...... plfm,.. & vol1Diteor millllry Ioree to rtpiaco tile present "tmlllr IJIS waate(ul" draft Q'lfem, tad "an end to shaillel'ul r....,.ma of raelom aad !IOYIIl'il' that atiD &fillet our country,'' ..:; Jomsoo to Russia botore lhe end of the year, . "There was no diacuafden today llbout a 1>11> to the Soviet Union," Nllron said. Nlmn ancl his --•·· male, ~o Allnew. bold-;";; hour ancl 15.mlnule dlocussloo mth Jaluuion ancl top admlnlstra!Wn ofllclala at the Presldem'a ranch. Ai!el'TIIlrd, Nlmn bold a news coaterence at the San Antonio International Airport before loavlni lor Collfornla, and White House Press Secretary George Christian briefed newsmen at U!e LBJ Ranell. Recorder of Plane Found MUNICH, Germany (Up0- lnvostlgators recovered tho ublaek bm." Olght recorder of tho BrtUsh VIscount llrllnor that carried 18 persms to llamllli death ln Bavarli., It was amounced SoiUrdl,y. Mwnl Wuu.ma, chlefe~~ live _of British ~· Alfwvs. told a news -.nee It WIIS aot yet known If the lllgbt recorder wu daJnapd. Uate Taplcs Christian covered oill.Y tile namea Ill tile participants. aad liiVt brief Ulllng ol Gil topics. Nixon eald at Son Antonio: - Jdm8011 reltersted U!at be would not order a complete halt of the bombing Ia North Vlobwn unleaa lhe Ccmmunlota • cool down tlla war 011 U!alr aide. -A unllaieral halt would prdlobly destroy lhe ....,ua.. Ilona Jn Parts, ond It 81Ch a bombing bolt ...,.. ordered, Nlmn would teal tree to brolk blo "moratorium" on Orltlclom of tile admlnlllratlan'a war policies. IJoX Car'S wreekage Is Pr0 hed AKRON (UPI) - Don Bios, a relatlvel.Y obac:ure teaching pro from Soaltle, Wuh., blaz. eel his way to a record 64 over the 7,180-yard Flreotone COUntry Club course SoiUrdl,y to take anearl.Y-olead In tile third round of the $125,WILMINGTON, Ohio (UPO ono American Golf Clasalc, An Air Force lnvostlgaliveteom Blea, a 31..year-old psrt • ~~'F~a::""-:r·= cruhed llbortl1 alter tal<eoll' from Cllntotl Ccunfl Air Force Base, kiUlng slx Ohio Air Force reservists ancllnjurlng 11. The plane caughl !Ire sburtly alter hlttlng the ground 0111ctalo said the plot experienced trouble oo takooll', turned the plane and was trying to bring It ln lor a landing when the crash occurred, Authorities said the C-119 ol World War II viDage carried '1:1 reservists and a crew of four. Tbey were h-.1 I o r Otia Air Force Base, Maas., when tile plane fell In a Oeld two miles from the base. Killed were Sgt. David llllainga, 26, ol Col.umbuli Airman 1.C. Paul Hllocllau, 26, ol Dayton: Sit. Richard llall, of GroooOeld; Sst. Erneot Arehart, 24, of Sablnn; T. SSt William llanacord III, 53, of WUmlngton; ancl Sgt. Mlchaol WU!ord, 21, ot Day. ton. Eleven men were admitted to the Wrlgltt - Patterson A l r Force Base Hospital, Dayton. Sgt. .Ioiii Workman, of WUmlngton was Usled ln ....toua condltloo. Olllclalo eald the 14 other men sul!ored only cuts ancl bruise&. Last of Sisters Are Breaking Up AtleDtt>tSolutlon CAIISON CITY, Nev. (UPI)It II Ia lnlact, WIIUams said, Maxine IDd Patti Arllrews, 1he an uinterrc~Bator machiDe" will laat of tile Andrews Sisters si"'l' llltelql! to ll<llve the Dl¥alery ol l~ group, are breaking .., their lflly the pUot of the Lonioo-to- act so Maxine can become a col~ lnnobruck, Austria, Olght IP- · lege dean of women. Pil'onll7 was forced Into a Maxine oald Friday she Ia rodiseotrous emerp~ncy landlrw tlrl~ complotel.Y frcm show busabout 2:2G p.m. Friday When Iness. She will become dean of the Viscount ll!Ploded aplllll a "'""en at nOlrb,y Tahoe Pannloed Autobohn s......blgbway, dlae College where she olso will "Tho black box may have to teach draml. bo Down bock to Britain foe Sister Patti will contlJIIJO an -tlonlllc by IIIII' Interrogator entertaimlent career ancl!IOisi· JniC'hlre," WWlams aatd. "With bly atar In llroldway muaicals, lu aid, the mtnosses and tile girls said. evidence at the crash alte we :x:'x:-:;.....-:-:-··:;;x . . • ' ···.··· '-"•:· ·~• • .-:v... ~ • ' - the cause can be McGolml . said he bid ..., celved "oubstanllal lrillcallotlo ol llt'POrt" frcm tho Keaoedy torcea, but said be could IIIII estimate how meny of the !ale d~ ·~e bave no Idea whit nnatot<'o 300 coriunltted deleCillled It (the cruh) yet. We lillie lQies he could cow¢ OIL '*ve to llllintaln a cotq>letely mlnd ancl llmostlgate ....,- IIOiolbiUey motlcul0118!y." 1"968 PAGE 9 Nlmn ond his rumllig lllale, *'ro T. ~. arrived al the LBJ roneh at 1 p.m. EDT ill a bellcqller from Son Anlllnlo, alter fl.Yins from Miami Bead!. '1'1"1\' began tkelr briefing aeafden with the Prolildeat, Secretary of State Dell! Ruail, CIA Director Richard Relma and Parto neiiJIIator Cyruo Vance 011 1:%5 p.m. EDT alter a brief drive l!IU! U!e Prealdont lli'OIIIId U!e ranch grounds. The brietlns ended 011 shortl.Y alter 3 p.m. EDT with Nilron ancl ~ow lmmedlatel,y return.. lng .to Son AIWmlo. Mansfield :n::a::s&eul~~~= On Secret course before this week, sank eight birdie putts In a perfect round of golf thOII put him Into the lead mtll most of U!e Oeld stlll oo tho course. ?.®!i"~@ Power Co. Is struek NEW CASfLE, Pa. Strlldng employes (UPO - ot U!e Ohio Edison Co. picketed lnstallatlana of tile Penn Power Cc. at three Ponnaylvanlalocatlona Solurdt.y. More than 500 1lllion employes at the Installations are ras,poct.. lng tho picket lines but a Penn Plnror ofllctal said 111111111110111 periiOIIIlel cmtilued service. lllstallatlons plcksted are located bore ancl at Clark In Mercer County, anc1 Zelienople In Butler Ccunt;y. Penn Plnror said It Wed untalr labor practices against the IJWI1;y Workers Unlm of AmerIca, charging It mth secondary Mission PARIS (UP!)- Senate maJorl· Ql leader Mike Mansfleld, DMont., who bas been critical of the U.S. Involvement In Vietnam, arrived In Paris SaturdaY amid new apoculstlon that Prealdenl Jobnsm was SOO!Idns a "secret promise., that oould lead to a Wallhlngton-llanol agrooment. Manlllleld new Into Paril from Prague for a lour -day vi sit cot1cludlng a European tour llhrouded In aecrecy. The trip Included a stop In !ok>scow ancl toucbed off r'I10J'I• be """ 011 a mlafden COIII!ecled mtll tha Parts Ialka between the United Slaloa and North VIetnam. No Comment The senator refUsed to make any declaration oo his arrlv-' ai Orl.Y Airport, He would not evoo smne for pbotograpba. He was greeted by a higlt-nnldng U.S. EDmassy ofllclal, then nahed In a Umooalno to his room In U!e f~le Cmtfnental .Hotel. I>Oycou, .. 'llanlllltld ...... ~ """' The 1lllion bas been 011 strike -·•-• mth against Ohio Edlaon alnco June (etTing this l'DriDa' U.S. Ambasaador W, 12. Averall Harriman, head of tile American delegalloo to tile Parts taiba. Diplomatic obaarvera opecu!sled that Manalleld, bad advocated do-escalation of U!e Run Over American eflort ln VletDam and a cutback In U.S. .._. CAMBRIDGE, Oblo (UP0 lllatloned In &~rope, DillY be One teenager wu killed and IllInvolved In new tlllrd .l>llV ather InJured SoiDrday when lhey etrorta to mediate In the were run arer by a hit.eldp moC<IMII'aatiooa North torist while they _..ny were VletDam and the United states. olaeplng oo Ohio 285, 10 mllea 'J'hooy -sled the senator nortbasalothere. mi&bt be carrying a mesaaao Killed was Richard Blahard, from llloocow, where he _ . 18, ot Ada. He died shortl,y Ill· 24 hc:un, or even from Prague, tor boinl! admiWld to Qlem..,. <011cemlng tllo progress ot tho Memclrtal Hospital ol - - ' Paris talks. lntarnal illjJrloL Sleeping Teenagers by Car -N •' CHARLESON, W, Va. (UI't) - A Piedmont AlrUneo 111r11oo P""'> llrllnor undersllot lllo at Kllllwba Alll)ort Soturday ancl Into tho lfCIU!Id kiDbll 32 Of tho .37 per.,.. aboord. It was the worat aircraft dlsester In Weot Vlqlnl& hiotory, Four ol tho ave aunl...-o, lncludlag a 211-Jdr-<lld girl wbo !oat both !ega, were rePOrted Ia critical condition. Tho F-227 aircraft wu maldrw aa Instrument _.,aob throUgh a thick roe when It thundered lmo the Jl'OIIIIII, boonclng ancl opewlng metal and aircraft fuel. main ..-ay •lam'""" Tlu-ee hours after the crash 25 bodies wer~ llued ln the West VIrginia Air Natioral Guord Armory 011 the airport. Soother perSOill were pronounced dead at Charloatob hoapltalL Tho plane ... bound trim Louisville, K,y., to NoraJik, VL, and was - schedoled to make aevonlstopL An eyewltnoao, llelpb G. stone, 32, of Chlll'le&toll, said the alrUner "w"''ld hove mined the I'IIUWIIl' by 50 feet If It bid the oltilllie "' land aafely, h ~ Stone, a pilot for· 11 ,....., was waltllw llltll 1 WOIIIIII llll throe other men ln a Piper Aztec oo a taxi s1>11> whan tile crash occurred. "We were watchilr8 lor tho Pleclmoot to liiiiL All of a sudden I saw this debrio- or a of something- hit the grOURI,,. Stone said. 10 1 said 'What's that'. Then we IIIW it ft8 U airplane." 5tooe aad l.&ndon C, Welllord, almg mth two other men, ran to whore the plane bid landed aad burst Into !lam8 ., '. Some pes-s, maybe •• 'many ,as oliht. wore throWn I of the !lame .. said. glob c ~- •· ..~re was one womaa scroemlai rm; us to helP her, others were JUSt moaning. We got them away fr0t11 the plane, carried ...... dragpd ...... and by this time lho Air Guardsmen were there Plllti!w out the fire. Guard Alert In Arkansas For Violence �'. , !r~~E~Q~~, :~. ~~: ~·_t ~~· _; l ·Relaxea, . BlCHARD E. .UGH'l1lEII the Ohio deleeation to the Dem.. questioning. ocrallc Noti0181 Ccnventlon. For most of the deloptes, It was their nrst, hard look at the unorthodovv ofthe Minnesota senator and his mejhods that have carried him from New Hamp· shire through today. . The Mecar:v: . 1'\l&lh and · puzz1emen · • s co nvo'i ed ..., •• 1ts O'Gredy ancl delesa!IO• · laid the pnenl feel!~ ol the dole- ~ This is who to see for a Tllis IS wllo to see for on auto .. inwrance. gaod deal See him now! C.rogiK.Sno~en HolM 44'-4511 ... .,.... , A "It'~ something many ofthem have not h e a r d before," said Funeral· service for James Clar.enee W.ar· O'Grady, The ehatnnan, who descrlbed tbe campaign "as something new,., said Mccarthy dld not evade questions, twisted no arms and did not ask Cor their support at the convondon or to ·~ uncommiUed. Mccarthy assessed the sltuation tor newsmen before he left. for Clevelalll, saying he had not PI'. PLEASANT _ ner, 83, Leon, w. Va., wll~ be held limday ln the Warlli!r Uhlteel Methodlst ChUrch mth'borlal to follow in the church ·cemetery at ·Elmwood. Mi:', Warner, a retired farmer, died Friday in Pleasant Valt.Y Hospital. He was a IUolona resident of Mason Coun1iY. 91rvlvlng are his widoW, STAT[ F4RN INSURA.NCF t:ml:>,~NI[S Home Oll1cts _kloomUIJIIIn, llhnois I\I6JII !·,. ' Williams, Reedsville, 111d .... · eral nieces and nephews. ' F1111or«l services will be ...,. dueled :MondaY at 2 p.!D- from the White FWlOral Home ln COolville. Burial will be In tho Roed'vlllo eomstery. Friends may call alter noon today. LoiaE.Deon High~ays Show Sure in, . ' POMEROY - Lois E. Dean, dau""ter of the !ale ' ---~ B• JA~U~Jal"' and Elizabeth Hugltos Gruoser, was hom June 8, 1900 In MinersviUe and passed away at the LOOK Us OvER , COLUMBUS - "Exeltemont Is tho Ohio state Fair here Aug. 22-Sept. 2. A big part of lhet excitement mil be the Ohio Department of Highways display In the Ma&heter BuDding In the center of U!e lllrgrounds wlthln sight of 1-71. VIsitors onteriog throUgh any hospital In Tucson, Arizona last ' July 30 at the age of 68.Sl!e is survived by ber hus~ band, W. K. Deani two sons, Thomas H. Dean, New Provldence, New Jersey, and Rev. William F. Dean, Tucson, Art- A "little theater" mU give "little stories". about tile ''big ·vialtora a chance to relax and l!lofy• ..of. highway developmenl. -We'll i~ learn about sale driving prac-. An eatlmsted. 0110 miUllln pertlces whUe watching the Walt soos are .,q,e!!led_to view the . To •40"MaJor Dl"""Y nim, "Freeway Mania. h display troril the time the falr Wncldrig In · Bright red and &Old eolllng _.s 1IIIW lt closes Labor Day Ilgbta and three olga mobiles evening. . 24 Hour .. add to the colw ln the buildSO If yoo•ro planning to attend tng, Aside !rom being attrac- the Ohio State Fair, don't miss At'l'hll~· . ttve additions, the mobUes alao out on any · ol U!e ei:cllement. j, >; • or the buDding's five entrances familiarize ndorlsts with the Visit the ''centet"' of things, can't miss seeing the highway signs of the road. the highway dtpartment'.!l dlll"blg top," an orange - caooVlaltora to the Mesboter Build- play In the Mashoter Bullijlng. pled dlaplay. Inside the 28-loot 1ng will have thalr questloos an- ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,..,.., wide "big top" Is a sunkeoocta· swered at three yallow lnlormagonal well with a 12-loot Ulus- tion booU!o, m111111ed by students WeFixSu~y trated mat> of Ohio. An audio . working lor the dapsrtment this me88age will provide visitor> summer. Lltjer bags Wllll the Dlnnif 7.Deys A With Interesting lntormallon a- Presidential tour· of Ohio,' clllllt>' Week • boot the Buckeye Slalo. T h e 1ng llli!IJ&, nnd a pamphlet oot~o~~· simulsted traffic will 'tasclnste lining 22 tours ln the state mil 9 Pc. F1mlly loll children and adults alike. be distributed from these booths. P,mlly Bucket. Atop the canopy wlU .be a reCooperating ~ith the dopartFanilly Bllrrel volvlng gold "state of Ohio" with ment In turniahlnl! diiiJ)lays are: a highway running tlmlUgh It, The Ohio Contractor's Asaocla· 3 Pc. Box Dlnntr aymbollc of how hlgltways lead tlon; Ohio TruekinR Asaoclutlon: . to opportunities everywhere In . Ohio Patroloum Markalera AsOhio.' soclatlon; Pl>rUand Cement Aslll@llllghtlng the dlaplayo will aoclatlon and Flexible Pavements be a vlsoal history of the truck- Inc. lng ln<llstry In Ohio. Depart- . This year's dlapley Is suaran- . melit employes have erestOdleV· toed to•il&"'bll!xer 'llld bettor" oral· tnteres\btg models llltOw- thlll last year's. It tells aU lhe, lng the varioos cypos of tranaportation, the worth of highways to ln<llstry and how oftectlve freeway lighting adds to driving zona, and a daughter, Mrs. Leroy Krauss, Woodland HUIB, Calif.; 11 grandchUdren, foor sisters, Mrs. Edward Hines, Maud and And End Your Search F11 A I call at the funeral home. Mrs. OUver <Hod FridaY 3 p,m, In Piesssnt Valley HOS!>llal following a two year illness. She bad been residing mth a sister, Mrs. Geneva Jackson, Pt. . Plesssnt; for the past year. She was horn May I, 1908 In Soutb Hlll, VIrginia, a dsughier of the late Jobn and Etta Walker ser, Columbus, Ohio. Sl!e was preceded Jn dea1h by an older brother, .Lem. services were held Friday at Trinity Presbyterian Church ln Tucaon. Dr. Gleon McGee offlclated. Interment wss In Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn. Wortman and was an employe or .5ile was a graduateofPomeroy and Mrs. Audrey Nell, Chicago, DI., and a brother, G, D. Grue- ON OUR DISPU Y LOT . A replica ol a roadside rest, complete with a picnicking tamUy of mannequins mll oceupy a prominent spot In the huge, glass-walled, · clrcuiat building. The uau~ectrlcal spectacular" mll be enJoyable, aa 'l'.!'ll as, very Informative. Vloltora wUl see a disassembled trall:ic ligna! and can see tor themselves wbat make& cars "stop and go." other areas of higliWliY lJ.&btlng wUI be e>Plaleed and demmstrsted In this dleplay. I Publisher's Attacker is tions (and plenty of_11ood food). Come early, spend the day. There's lots to see and dol HIGHLIGHTS TUESDAY, AUGUST 13th-Pony Pulling Contost WEDNESDAY, 14th-Ki4dios Day, Hono-Show, Junior Fair Jud,lng THURSDAY, 15th-Pony Rocos, Judging Oolry Cottle FRIDAY, 16th-Old Ti"o Fhlcllors C..nto1t, Pony & Hono Roc•• SATURDAY, 17th-Finworh, Junior Foir Parado Pari-Mutuol Bottlnt-Twilight Horoo Hornon Roclng Thu"• day ...,j Fri. Auf. 15-165 PM, Aln Sotur4oy Aug. 17-fPM Thirteenth Amual Appearance . BIG BENJ _;·TALENt. . ·SHQWCAS~ .QF 1968 ' ' •i Thm., A111.l~tl! and Sat., Alii. 19 ·. C~rtaho , Dtr~.d TJoio ...:30 PM ~efll~h = Klmioo was alla1dlng a ""'""" dance on tile parkin~! lot ot Kroger' a Skli'e·at Wellstm. No char&l!& will be Wed aplnot llVO of tho three youths plclted up ond held In Cllllool7 alter tho dlsturbonce. The two hove lieen releaaed. The third youth 1110 16, of WeliiiCIII 111!1 m psroiOfrom U!e Ohio Y<olth commtallkln, wlU race new charges of !ISsaul~ aecordlna to Charles blxoo, Chief Probalion Olllcor, of U!e JackiCXl Juvenlt, Court. Nine We!lllon area boyo illaa· edl7 were causlni'a dlolurblllce . at the . dance by pull!ni f ~ CGIIIIICied to a PlllinOsr"'lh from Ill tleetrlc socket. · McKimlaa alked llt'e _ . , Involved to lean ancl relurDed to tile dsnclni lll'oa. llo 11111hon otruck by a re<ord anc1 ·w~~an : Mci!IJiplla lnal&ted that the boy.a ltiave, be was ~mpod by two l!f U!em. . , ·A l!l~oa oald 0011 of o' lllem ' lln1ck liU!I llhllo ...,U.er il<lmP. icl on 1111 Jilek. Mc~o loot •' lito ~c;; ond ..,;ek bll hMd . on' ~ . ~ kit pivlll)fJtlt. ~~II II !'M ,!IJtllll!ef of · ·w:c...r:. .........;.;:.:.; 'o •ll·b· 'whkli 1· , -.!II""~'!! ,., ,I ' 11)01\ior•tl>i ,• ~ - ~ ­ . dapc.ta 1!,1' ')11tllli%- He II•a<oot- . rilallles101Tnii{H11bere . ' ,, . , ~ . ·. ,I . .I ' ,., :of .'· \ > ~ ' ' •, 1 ' . t aThe Bone To Move Titeln!!! , ·. . ' i.' ' Was · 1966 .Pontiac·Gran Prix ------------------· Is · '$21 $23t5, · Bucket Seats, .Vinyl Top, Nice · ' . . . $2295. • 1966 CheY. ·Impala s.•a• assaulted '1\u!sday night by JuvenlleL The lneldont oceurred ao Me- . Come along to the fairt Mom, Dad, the whole . "' ' Cars. •• Have out The Price ' O..e Owner, Blue, Whit_o Top WELLSTON, Cillo ·.:.. Bot'IIBI'd McKlmlos, a <0i11Jbllaber of The Wellstm Telegram, Ia reported ln raJr condltloo • ~ Chlllleothe Hospital alter boinl! teresting exhibits, contests, thrilling rides, ottrac- . w. ~ ioverl~ on ~;!i 1966 Pontiac Cat. Can¥. • Under Charge family will lind so much to enjoy. Jhere are in- ,........... . comfort and safety. em~ 5 BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS OF ,......V•,. Bo.bmns · '•• I' ' K& KMOBILE HOME PARK & SALES G.et ., ...· .,....,.. h..vice Dinner the City ol Parkersburg lor 12 High School, class ot 1917. She years and prior to that was em~ was also a member of the Tuc .. YES, LOOK A f THE GREAT pleyed at Lakin State llospltal. son Eastern Star Chapter. She was a member of the Bap•SCHULT •BELVEDERE •MONARCH tist Church of Parkersburg. Jolm T. R~ &lrvlving are hor husband, VIvPOMEROY - A !Orllll!r.¥ ian R, OliVer ol ParktnosbUl-gi eroy resiCllmt, -fJoha Ttiomas two sisters, Mrs. Jacksmi, ' Pt. RIK>des, 81, died Tbureday IllPleasant and Mrs. Paille L, Mil- ternoon In the Gahanna Nursing ler, Oxford, N. c., two brothers, Home. JUST WHAT YOU ARE <LOOKING FOR IN Albert Walker, Oxford, N. C., He was born In Cllftoo, W, WDUo Walker, Hill, Va. Va., and was a former member STYLE - SIZE - CONSTRUCTION of Drew Webster Post No. 39, LOOK TO THE LEADERS Marie H. Pickering ot lho American Legion, He Is sorvlved by ooe niece, POMEROY - Mark H. PickSCHULT • BELVEDERE • MONARCH ering, 70, ReedsvUle, !ormorl.Y Plna, and her husband, Dana • ol Now Brlghlm, PL, died Sat- Covert, ol Columbes, and a nephAND YOU'LL LOOK NO FURTHER! , urday morning ln Camden Clark ew, Orvllle J. Hawley, also or Hospltal, Parkersburg, following Colwnbus. Funeral services mll be hold a brlof Illness. MDnday at 2 p.m. at the HeldHe was born ln Wood Ccunt;y, PAUL NORTHUP GARY NORTHUP Cotner Funeral Home, South Par.. W.Va., the soo of thelsteJameo IOIIS, Columbus. Friends are be~ 3311_JACKSON 675-3000 PT._PLEASANT, .__ _ _ _AVE. __ ___ _ _ _ _W._VA. __, andHeWile waa aPickering. retired railroad lng received at anytime. . MOBILE HOMES I A.M. DAILY Don't Have '68" -----------:::-:-::~:-:::-----, Memorial Gardens. Fr e s may Freda GrueBer, Or Minersville, .- suNDAY AuGusr SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP!)Ropd!Ucen Prelldenlal cendldate Richard ll. Nixon, alter a meitt111 11\th ~ Jo1moon, said Solurdt.y It Jdmsoo ealla a -"le aad UDilalenl ilait to tile ol North Vlotllam, bo wiU start crltlclzlai lbe ad!\llnlstratlan'o <OIIduct ol tile war. lllt Nixon a!IO said Jdmaon told him he had not clillnsecl his posl• ._, that he would not stop the oombln!l without some corrwponcling de-escalation by lhe ColllDilmisto. Dlacuasea Trip Nlxm alae disclosed In ll!swer to a reporter's questloo lhat be IDider- from a July 26 briefing at tile White Hoose lllat U.S. and Soviet ofllclala -.a Barbara; a sister, Mr,, Glf,dys _., w. " I llilnk they wtU be pretty t~-. one ~ Roy warner, Eleaopen, •• Mccarthy said. ''It ts "'<~ _, oor; ooo sister, Mrs. Cleo llulstill an unoommlttod delegatloo bert n ..Mai0 and b~~ as lltr as I'm concerned." • .DUU • one '""'~'~~r, Clyde of Gallipolis, Ohio. Friends McCarthy aides figured .he may call at the RIIJIDeS Funeral picked up a few votes in addl- home in Buft'alo. lion to the nine committed to him among the 126-member del- "'artha Oliver ,.., egation. Earlier they estimated PT. PLEASANT - Funeral McCarthy had 25 or 26 votes. Marth A Oli ·•· aid M earthy ''be service for Mrs. a • • O'Gr-.. s ' "' ver, 60, 1514 Konawha Slreo~ efitted" but would not go so fir ~. w• v a., formerly of Park8rDUwf8. as to say how many, 1f All)', -..~ .... tC!. ...clay) 3 wUI be held ......., '""" P· votes the senator had won m. in the Crow· HUsse11 Funer~ among the delegation. a! Home wUh Mr. K...,oth Smith "All In all, I thought the '""' and Mr. Frank Fultz o!llclailng, ator dld a good job relating Burial will follow In Kirkland them (the delegat:.P.s) as he re1 nd . P.loyee, a veteran, at World War . One, ll)d' a member o( nnw Webster l'l>st ,9, oC Pomeroy. He Is survived by his wife, .•Lena; me daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Arnold, Northridge, C~lf.; two granddaughl~s; Bel" · ancl Grac8j thtee d~ters, M r a. Audra Workman, Leon; M r a. Beulah on life and homeownen Insurance. Perk CenfrDI HotoiBidto. S.C:c-M Ave. Ph. 446-41911 ]turUlt Warner · . ,. . u really tried to commit anybody" but the delegates had l'elll1ln&ton. Eleanor, "seemed right interested... Va., and Mr.s. Mary Lathe)', Rip- the same good deal 3 Area Deaths· . .·. . about I . the low-keyed 'Mccarthy IIJPI'OOCh. ' . are1s. gates was one of puzzlement . · iltttbfQ!"~imts ...j tntinei · CrOs: .:vo~, No.~,.. !!-_ Kills Nixon Backs Bombtng 32' in newll1>8n throuilh a\1110 DeiiiO-· ~ to their queotioos, '' the . COLIJ)IBUS (UPl) - :!>oUt!- cralic Ci1altmlll · Eus~:·P: •oihalljiiln llald. ~ 50 dol&'v elena '"" • con~lat lot. (Pete) d'Gl'llll' Who lllk~'""" ptea alii 2G 'a!ternate• iltaniSO It Ia unilersl011lab'it when · the oloaOII<loo< seoslon.':bt!W..,. eel the sesolqn. . '' lhOj. beclillO puisled by the un- the so~ator and dolop!Ja., .· oDe delegate, Who has been orthodox .melhod8 o! one of their MDat .of .tho delogatei 'thia ro- lllllllng ~ VIce Pre"""nt 'bo porter talked with alter tho· aes- .Jlubort II. Humphrey( said he ~;·was the use last week sltlll seconded O'GI'I4.Y and lie- was - convinced Mccarthy wllen unconvontlooal Eugene J. scribed McCSrtby as "relaxod would· llo much bettor than McC&rth)' ialked to members of and veey personaliio"lli>fi~ the Hump"!'ey In the s u b u r b • n 8y ' _vs.;.,,_P.S;.,;·•... P.., .B·,;.•L ...ike-Ne... w ... · - ·- · - - - ' . $2195 1964 Cadillac 4 Dr. H4tp. •F•oc.to.ry;.,A"'i;.,FC .....~.d.•B•ei,;,g•~·.,~,.ic•e'_ _ _ _ _ $2195 .. 1966 Ch~. ·lmpala'1tdtp. 327 Eng. ~anclard, Sharp $1995 ' ----~-~----1966 au'lck Special St. Wag• ' . .v"'s••St.•n_d_••.d•.,W.hi...•e....R••d.ln·'·- ·_'"'"".... ... ., _ $17.5 1965 Buick Gral Stort ;·.' . , slllll; ' \4Speed, ..Bu~ket Seats '' ,_$1795 , .• ---~~-.,;·- -~-......-·~·· · ~-- . ._.,,. 1965 (hev. J~pit. 4_~Dr• ..,,.:· ... · . · , ... . . . ' .'.y,, r5~~~~1~afd, PoWe.r St,etr!,'1' 0 :' (4 1 I I; . . .: , ' _., , g t; { i ;~ '\ ·r·i ' ;":$, ..,J~9~ ~~ 1Ml ;.J ~965 ~~h,. ,BelAir ~~~~ · · :~~.i;~ P.S.,P. '.' ·~·· ·' ~ .· · · '' ROAD WORI! ~ · A seetl011 of lH; lllllr days u tho El!lle Cl!nolrlictl011 ~ · relocatllll about a One mUe soctloa. The relocation WOrk WU IIOCeolltated by c1Jn1iDuo1 ol'-1 olmg tho atrlp of highway alolllthe Ohio River. No llqmen hove been p!-Ovlcled lor the ptoject lliuch olthe \!me lhoQP tw~ tralllc - · llazordola. . . . an de d ~=s h,:e~~:.,..;!on: ~ Peace Dem . . . WASIIIIIGTON (IJPO - son. dlat, S!iljlort fr0t11 Kennedy a-110 S. McGovern, D-S.D., beckers. Hlotorlll! Arlhor 14. clalmlog "aubslanuai" •"'''""' SChlesllwer, Jr. said be bocked . from beckers ot the late SOn. McGovern. SO dld SOn. llilbert Robert F. Komecly, Jumped Into F. Kennedy's presa secretary, tho""" lor prooldelll Saturday Frank .Manklewlcz, and Pierre demanding thet the Vletnom 5allnam', !onner pre11 secretaWar "must be ended now." ry to Preside• John F. The 46-year..oldfonnerhistory Kennedy. profeuor thua boeamelhe third In his statement, McGovern ma.lar cendldlte aeeklog tile aald: "I have not IOUI!bt the . DemocraUc prealdenttal IIOIIIiJI. endorsement of those who . 11'0 &lion behind Vice P...,aldont best able to apeak lor tho late Hubert K Hllll1jlhrey and SOn. SeMtor Kennedy - his couEu$0110 J, McCarthy, D-M11111. ragaoua willow Ethel, or his McGovern, oll'ored hlmselt as gollant brother, Sen. Edward aa ollaplltlwi lor lhoae dole- Kennedy, h However, It 111s plea ~ to Hllll1jlhrey liulo,. clear that McGovern would "not reodJI to Slt)_port the receive the bocklng of Edward cendl~ of SeMtor Me- . Kemecly. Car!IIY." The .Junior South Dokata Immediate Support 1<1oolor oald be ,... olao • McGovern aot scme lrnme- lalluenced ln his de<;lolm by tho Watchman F_inall1 Slept ' RePublican NaUonal Ccnvo~>o lion's eholce for president, Richard 14. NllCOII. In lac~ McGovern ealcl If he falls to wiD the nom!Mtlona In Chicago later this month either Humj)brey or McCarthy would get his active llfporl "because 1 victory for Mr, Nlmn Ia a dlatutetul proSPOCI lor the P8CIIIIe of America ancl lho world." He cOIJt:irlled: -·There is oothilli In Mr. Nlmn'a record to Indicate that he Ia a man ot either 9011co or compusiOI). I have beard the talk about tile 'new Nixon.' But the Blble Warned Ul loog aao about lhe danpr of putting DOW mne lnte an old bottle." A botnbor pUol In World War II, lolcGovam loll no doobt that tho !ocal point of hi& .._ian would be the Will' In Vietnam, which he deacrlbed as 11 the moat disastrous polltlcol, moral ancl dljllomatlc blunder ln our history. "That war muat be allied now/' he said. Seeks Reotralnt · McGovern said be would !lsiht ot the Democratic COOYontiOII lor 1 lorel&n i>OllcY pill* of urestralnt ancl peace, not one tlat aeeka to make •• tile world's policeman, Ita bonkor or Ita ju:lge." He oliO celled tor a "ayotematlc reductlm of our .,..,.. grown mWtltY-lndUIIrlal ...... plfm,.. & vol1Diteor millllry Ioree to rtpiaco tile present "tmlllr IJIS waate(ul" draft Q'lfem, tad "an end to shaillel'ul r....,.ma of raelom aad !IOYIIl'il' that atiD &fillet our country,'' ..:; Jomsoo to Russia botore lhe end of the year, . "There was no diacuafden today llbout a 1>11> to the Soviet Union," Nllron said. Nlmn ancl his --•·· male, ~o Allnew. bold-;";; hour ancl 15.mlnule dlocussloo mth Jaluuion ancl top admlnlstra!Wn ofllclala at the Presldem'a ranch. Ai!el'TIIlrd, Nlmn bold a news coaterence at the San Antonio International Airport before loavlni lor Collfornla, and White House Press Secretary George Christian briefed newsmen at U!e LBJ Ranell. Recorder of Plane Found MUNICH, Germany (Up0- lnvostlgators recovered tho ublaek bm." Olght recorder of tho BrtUsh VIscount llrllnor that carried 18 persms to llamllli death ln Bavarli., It was amounced SoiUrdl,y. Mwnl Wuu.ma, chlefe~~ live _of British ~· Alfwvs. told a news -.nee It WIIS aot yet known If the lllgbt recorder wu daJnapd. Uate Taplcs Christian covered oill.Y tile namea Ill tile participants. aad liiVt brief Ulllng ol Gil topics. Nixon eald at Son Antonio: - Jdm8011 reltersted U!at be would not order a complete halt of the bombing Ia North Vlobwn unleaa lhe Ccmmunlota • cool down tlla war 011 U!alr aide. -A unllaieral halt would prdlobly destroy lhe ....,ua.. Ilona Jn Parts, ond It 81Ch a bombing bolt ...,.. ordered, Nlmn would teal tree to brolk blo "moratorium" on Orltlclom of tile admlnlllratlan'a war policies. IJoX Car'S wreekage Is Pr0 hed AKRON (UPI) - Don Bios, a relatlvel.Y obac:ure teaching pro from Soaltle, Wuh., blaz. eel his way to a record 64 over the 7,180-yard Flreotone COUntry Club course SoiUrdl,y to take anearl.Y-olead In tile third round of the $125,WILMINGTON, Ohio (UPO ono American Golf Clasalc, An Air Force lnvostlgaliveteom Blea, a 31..year-old psrt • ~~'F~a::""-:r·= cruhed llbortl1 alter tal<eoll' from Cllntotl Ccunfl Air Force Base, kiUlng slx Ohio Air Force reservists ancllnjurlng 11. The plane caughl !Ire sburtly alter hlttlng the ground 0111ctalo said the plot experienced trouble oo takooll', turned the plane and was trying to bring It ln lor a landing when the crash occurred, Authorities said the C-119 ol World War II viDage carried '1:1 reservists and a crew of four. Tbey were h-.1 I o r Otia Air Force Base, Maas., when tile plane fell In a Oeld two miles from the base. Killed were Sgt. David llllainga, 26, ol Col.umbuli Airman 1.C. Paul Hllocllau, 26, ol Dayton: Sit. Richard llall, of GroooOeld; Sst. Erneot Arehart, 24, of Sablnn; T. SSt William llanacord III, 53, of WUmlngton; ancl Sgt. Mlchaol WU!ord, 21, ot Day. ton. Eleven men were admitted to the Wrlgltt - Patterson A l r Force Base Hospital, Dayton. Sgt. .Ioiii Workman, of WUmlngton was Usled ln ....toua condltloo. Olllclalo eald the 14 other men sul!ored only cuts ancl bruise&. Last of Sisters Are Breaking Up AtleDtt>tSolutlon CAIISON CITY, Nev. (UPI)It II Ia lnlact, WIIUams said, Maxine IDd Patti Arllrews, 1he an uinterrc~Bator machiDe" will laat of tile Andrews Sisters si"'l' llltelql! to ll<llve the Dl¥alery ol l~ group, are breaking .., their lflly the pUot of the Lonioo-to- act so Maxine can become a col~ lnnobruck, Austria, Olght IP- · lege dean of women. Pil'onll7 was forced Into a Maxine oald Friday she Ia rodiseotrous emerp~ncy landlrw tlrl~ complotel.Y frcm show busabout 2:2G p.m. Friday When Iness. She will become dean of the Viscount ll!Ploded aplllll a "'""en at nOlrb,y Tahoe Pannloed Autobohn s......blgbway, dlae College where she olso will "Tho black box may have to teach draml. bo Down bock to Britain foe Sister Patti will contlJIIJO an -tlonlllc by IIIII' Interrogator entertaimlent career ancl!IOisi· JniC'hlre," WWlams aatd. "With bly atar In llroldway muaicals, lu aid, the mtnosses and tile girls said. evidence at the crash alte we :x:'x:-:;.....-:-:-··:;;x . . • ' ···.··· '-"•:· ·~• • .-:v... ~ • ' - the cause can be McGolml . said he bid ..., celved "oubstanllal lrillcallotlo ol llt'POrt" frcm tho Keaoedy torcea, but said be could IIIII estimate how meny of the !ale d~ ·~e bave no Idea whit nnatot<'o 300 coriunltted deleCillled It (the cruh) yet. We lillie lQies he could cow¢ OIL '*ve to llllintaln a cotq>letely mlnd ancl llmostlgate ....,- IIOiolbiUey motlcul0118!y." 1"968 PAGE 9 Nlmn ond his rumllig lllale, *'ro T. ~. arrived al the LBJ roneh at 1 p.m. EDT ill a bellcqller from Son Anlllnlo, alter fl.Yins from Miami Bead!. '1'1"1\' began tkelr briefing aeafden with the Prolildeat, Secretary of State Dell! Ruail, CIA Director Richard Relma and Parto neiiJIIator Cyruo Vance 011 1:%5 p.m. EDT alter a brief drive l!IU! U!e Prealdont lli'OIIIId U!e ranch grounds. The brietlns ended 011 shortl.Y alter 3 p.m. EDT with Nilron ancl ~ow lmmedlatel,y return.. lng .to Son AIWmlo. Mansfield :n::a::s&eul~~~= On Secret course before this week, sank eight birdie putts In a perfect round of golf thOII put him Into the lead mtll most of U!e Oeld stlll oo tho course. ?.®!i"~@ Power Co. Is struek NEW CASfLE, Pa. Strlldng employes (UPO - ot U!e Ohio Edison Co. picketed lnstallatlana of tile Penn Power Cc. at three Ponnaylvanlalocatlona Solurdt.y. More than 500 1lllion employes at the Installations are ras,poct.. lng tho picket lines but a Penn Plnror ofllctal said 111111111110111 periiOIIIlel cmtilued service. lllstallatlons plcksted are located bore ancl at Clark In Mercer County, anc1 Zelienople In Butler Ccunt;y. Penn Plnror said It Wed untalr labor practices against the IJWI1;y Workers Unlm of AmerIca, charging It mth secondary Mission PARIS (UP!)- Senate maJorl· Ql leader Mike Mansfleld, DMont., who bas been critical of the U.S. Involvement In Vietnam, arrived In Paris SaturdaY amid new apoculstlon that Prealdenl Jobnsm was SOO!Idns a "secret promise., that oould lead to a Wallhlngton-llanol agrooment. Manlllleld new Into Paril from Prague for a lour -day vi sit cot1cludlng a European tour llhrouded In aecrecy. The trip Included a stop In !ok>scow ancl toucbed off r'I10J'I• be """ 011 a mlafden COIII!ecled mtll tha Parts Ialka between the United Slaloa and North VIetnam. No Comment The senator refUsed to make any declaration oo his arrlv-' ai Orl.Y Airport, He would not evoo smne for pbotograpba. He was greeted by a higlt-nnldng U.S. EDmassy ofllclal, then nahed In a Umooalno to his room In U!e f~le Cmtfnental .Hotel. I>Oycou, .. 'llanlllltld ...... ~ """' The 1lllion bas been 011 strike -·•-• mth against Ohio Edlaon alnco June (etTing this l'DriDa' U.S. Ambasaador W, 12. Averall Harriman, head of tile American delegalloo to tile Parts taiba. Diplomatic obaarvera opecu!sled that Manalleld, bad advocated do-escalation of U!e Run Over American eflort ln VletDam and a cutback In U.S. .._. CAMBRIDGE, Oblo (UP0 lllatloned In &~rope, DillY be One teenager wu killed and IllInvolved In new tlllrd .l>llV ather InJured SoiDrday when lhey etrorta to mediate In the were run arer by a hit.eldp moC<IMII'aatiooa North torist while they _..ny were VletDam and the United states. olaeplng oo Ohio 285, 10 mllea 'J'hooy -sled the senator nortbasalothere. mi&bt be carrying a mesaaao Killed was Richard Blahard, from llloocow, where he _ . 18, ot Ada. He died shortl,y Ill· 24 hc:un, or even from Prague, tor boinl! admiWld to Qlem..,. <011cemlng tllo progress ot tho Memclrtal Hospital ol - - ' Paris talks. lntarnal illjJrloL Sleeping Teenagers by Car -N •' CHARLESON, W, Va. (UI't) - A Piedmont AlrUneo 111r11oo P""'> llrllnor undersllot lllo at Kllllwba Alll)ort Soturday ancl Into tho lfCIU!Id kiDbll 32 Of tho .37 per.,.. aboord. It was the worat aircraft dlsester In Weot Vlqlnl& hiotory, Four ol tho ave aunl...-o, lncludlag a 211-Jdr-<lld girl wbo !oat both !ega, were rePOrted Ia critical condition. Tho F-227 aircraft wu maldrw aa Instrument _.,aob throUgh a thick roe when It thundered lmo the Jl'OIIIIII, boonclng ancl opewlng metal and aircraft fuel. main ..-ay •lam'""" Tlu-ee hours after the crash 25 bodies wer~ llued ln the West VIrginia Air Natioral Guord Armory 011 the airport. Soother perSOill were pronounced dead at Charloatob hoapltalL Tho plane ... bound trim Louisville, K,y., to NoraJik, VL, and was - schedoled to make aevonlstopL An eyewltnoao, llelpb G. stone, 32, of Chlll'le&toll, said the alrUner "w"''ld hove mined the I'IIUWIIl' by 50 feet If It bid the oltilllie "' land aafely, h ~ Stone, a pilot for· 11 ,....., was waltllw llltll 1 WOIIIIII llll throe other men ln a Piper Aztec oo a taxi s1>11> whan tile crash occurred. "We were watchilr8 lor tho Pleclmoot to liiiiL All of a sudden I saw this debrio- or a of something- hit the grOURI,,. Stone said. 10 1 said 'What's that'. Then we IIIW it ft8 U airplane." 5tooe aad l.&ndon C, Welllord, almg mth two other men, ran to whore the plane bid landed aad burst Into !lam8 ., '. Some pes-s, maybe •• 'many ,as oliht. wore throWn I of the !lame .. said. glob c ~- •· ..~re was one womaa scroemlai rm; us to helP her, others were JUSt moaning. We got them away fr0t11 the plane, carried ...... dragpd ...... and by this time lho Air Guardsmen were there Plllti!w out the fire. Guard Alert In Arkansas For Violence �. -·~•.. '\> ' " f I' • ., ,, l, $ •• I I .~-: · ·I· ':.... I J ~- ' ,, ' ; ' ) two..,.. · _Score Late, : Top Braves :, ATLANTA (UPl) - Orlando Cll!leda'o 12th bGmer of the aeaaon .triaered a live-run ninth lnniJW oulllurot which enabled the St. Louis ., ~IIIla to crush the Atlanta Bnws 7•1 Selurdl,y and live Nellooi 1 arUaa' hla 15th victoo, BrUaa, Mlo dr<>Ye In one of Francona sqied, went 1o ·tldrti lhe ninth • lmlltg runs with a oo Fellx Millan's aliJile and ,~e. scattered DlJ¥1 hits aad eama f1ome on au error by tldrd 1 dla!'t yield ali ~ run u baaeman Mike 9wuton. Thrall of Gle Cardlnala' runs . Gle Cardinali beat the Braves ) lor tile 12th time In 14 meel:lngo In the ninth were charged to re. Gila season. Uever CecU Upsllliw the other ·1 St. LO!da Jumped to 2.0 lead Ill two were charged to Ken John. _,the first lmlng on back.to.back son. Cepeda started 11le big in· doubles by !.au Brock and CUrt n1n1 wltb hla homer and a Walk !~~. and a alngie by Bobby to John Edwards and conaeeu..... Uvo singles by Mike Shamon, Slarter Milt Pljlpulllenblonk· Julian Javier, D a I MaxvUI, eel 11lo Cardinals for lhe next BrUeo, Brock and Flood broogbt i .;t'llx Innings, not letting a rumor In the other runs. : l Ill past llroi. Alllllla scored Briles struck out four and j • rt111 In the aecond wllen Tlto · walked one In raising his record • to 1,s.7 . I NORMAL AVfV.GU: AUG. IS-SEPT. 15 Below-normal temperatures are the outlook for moat of the center of the nation, above-normal to tho west and near-normal to tho east. The ltay of the u,nd l BY JOHN COOPER SOil Conaervatlon service Maoon C~ PT. PLEASANT - Dale Ni· bert'• RL 17 farm on KanaWha River has boon choaen the con. aervatlon farm wlmor In Mason County lor 1968. The aeieetlon was announced by the Meson Co. lliJPOrviaors of the Western sou Conaervation District. The Nibert farm consists of 621 acres, 250 acrea of which Is AVllAGn: AUG. IS-Uf'T. IS Uaually damp Paciiic Northwest can expect belownormal precipitation while Midwest, Southern Plains and Southweot areaa receive more than usual. EARNINGS IMPROVE Nat earnings of G. C. MUrJ>hy Company for the llrst 6 months of 1968 of 61 cents per share were announced by E. L. Pax· i!Jn. PresltlonL Earnlnp before Federal tax were $5,071,000, an Improvement al. IU per cent over the corresponding period lor last year and were the highest &lace 1960. Renectecl In the lllll)l'OVement are 2 new major cost Items: (0 lllo 10 per cent Mlrlax r - • ·· Uve to January I - ' to 6 cents per ahare and (2) tbo 14 par cent !ncreaoo In minimum wage rates elrectlve February I, 1968. I On the Farm Front I Farmers' Share of Dollar Up Some Consumers used 17.4 per cart graBS was ~ from the 1958-67 or '•disposable income" for food average increase rate of 4.2 per In 1967 but will need only 17.2 cent. per cent in 1968, the c:Je.. The rePort noted that while marketing costs rose 5 per cent partment estimated. The 1-eent gain Ln the tarm on domestic farm .. produced share of the consumer food dol· foods last year, tanners' relar so far this year was record- turns tram the same products ed because tarm returns tor declinell 2.5 per cent. WASIIINGTON (UPll- Farm· creases pushed conswner tood · oro are getting a slightly big- Costs to record levels- in the ger share ot the consumer food second quarter o1 1968. dollar this year despite 1 conThe retail cost of a l)plcal I UIWing increaae In the cost of family food market basket for moving foods from the farm the Aprll - June period rose to pte to the grocery coonter. an annual rate or $1,114 comAn Agriculture Department pared with $1,069 a year earli· food increas"' prq>orUonately report today shCMed farmers or. lpt an IVI>l'l&O of 39 cents out The new report also stressed more than tile gain In t6od of,._b dollar spent on farm. a point lilcluded in the ·earlier processing and marketing costs! Fanners returns on roods ii'Joo ,prdluced tooda in the tlrst six food price estimate and a stateeluded ln a typical consumer month& of 1968 - ~ 1 per cent ment Tillraday by Agriculture from the Billie period last year. Secretary Orville L. Freeman. market basket in the A&lrii.June FollCMing ~ an 01rlior report It noted that gains in consumer quarter this year were 'Gl 7 per foreetaUng that 1968 rotalllood income wW reduce the percent- cent from the same period a • prices would average 3.5 per age of his Income that the av· year ago. Costs of transporting. cent lbovo 1967, the latest erage consumer spends for processing ancS retailing t h e same foods in tho A&lrll.June peatotoment sald a combination of food. riod averaged 2 per cent above a year earUer. BREAK the BOTTLENECK at the BASE of YOUR SILO with the Figured on an annual basis, a l)p!cal family food basket during April-June cost the COf)o smner $45 more than a year earUer. The increase included $28 more for farmers and $17 more for middlemen. Agriculture Department econ- omists predicted thet retail food costa will continue to increase, with slow gains eliJ)ected both for tarmers and fn marketing costs. The No. 56 report Indicated 1968 BY PAT GLA$ Extn. Agent, Home Econ., GoUla Count.y GALLIPOLIS - EducaUon ba· yong high school may be one of the biggest dollar a lamlly will make. WhUe 'the costa of education are lncreaa. lng, so are the benefits. Educstloola growing lnlmporlance for two reaaons. The average worker entering llle labor Ioree ~ 11111 need to change his occupation twp or three Urnes durlng his Ute~Prh!a Is due to new Job needs coming Jl'om rap. ld technological development. Tha individual with more edu· products which is mw estimat- ed at $57.6 billion for 1967 -~ 5 per cent from 1966. Last year's ga in l.ddlemen's 62 Enemy Slain in By United Preas internaUonal TodaY Ia ~, Alii. II, the ll'll • ' IH. Handles over 100 tons of corn silage 111 hour, blows it over 100 feet high Instead of the usual90' turn that momentarily stops the crop and reduces blowing copacoty, the No. 56 Blower has a 45' feeding angle. (See small illustra. lion.) Corn silage or haylage is augered on a more strpight·line direction, $0 the flow os uniform, and the cl\opped forages move much faster. Then an exclu$lve 56-inch rotor and six wide paddles shoot the si· Jl!~Jf upward with a tip speed of 90 miles an hour, at 5.W rpm. with a direct pto dri'/ 8. . The hopper extends 20 inches from the housing for el11~ <lriv•e-tllrooJgh clearance. Stop in and let us estiHow much the McCormick International No. 56 0.1litl))i~r· can speed up your operatipn. .lcau.lpp~ent Co. ........,....,., 224th da3 of 1968 wilt. 142 to follow. The nioon Ia between Ill IIIII phaae and laat ~r. Tha morning liar Ia Saturn. The ovening star Ia Venu1. On this da3 In hlstilcy: In 1909 the ftrll radio "~' in history waa oent Wben the liner "Araphoe'', ita with engines dlaabled, messaged for help olf Cape Hatteras, N.C. In 1961 the United Slatel recovered ltl nrst ,payload frcnh a spece vehlcl&- a 300i)GIUKI caplule e)oeted from D!1covorer 13. In 1962 a Sovlat astronaut waa launched into space lor a 4-day ' trip. He WOI followed into' IJ)ICO 24 hours later by a oecond Russian aatronaut. In 1965 Negroes baPD rlollDC in the waua ..ctlon of 1M Angeles. During the nveral daya al. Ylol"!!et that (oil-. 34 persona W8re 1 lcllled, 8H InJured and damallt ran into the million&. · A lhiiUIII!t tor !he day: Canadian au!llor Jqho Strinpr asld: ''OUr bltlal'••t Irina ~ alwayo drainell ·from crullhtll· ideal&" - ,: : 'l 1 SAIGON (UPI) - Allied hea4· quarters Salur<ll.1 reported 62 Commualst troos>• stein In a sharp lntenallleallon of action n01r Sal&Dn that Included sol· zure al. a VIet Cons atron&hold with OIIDUib food to oullleln a battalion of500 men lor a month. Air war reports asld Com· munlst aunaora shot down a U, s. helicopter _ , Hue fOO mllea north al. Sal&Dn, and Ill Amerl· can ftgh!or.IJombor <Nor North Vielllam'e paahandle. One American aboard t h e cloWned helicopter waa wounded, and the pUot of the Jet lost Ofor the North waa Usted &I milslng in action. 'loaaeo oeeurred ' ' Friday. Ill a - P FrldaJ tllrGUllh the Blilall farm 'YIIlap of TrUm Thep tJ mllea north of Sol..._ u. II. and SOUIII v1-e.e Wiilll'i'· DIIIJ laund .. network al. ora llld _ . 1 /Inti' a eadll ~ · t11o toaa qt rice, a ll!n .of ·1!111, 25)1.&allolit \)f oaifopd Qlh aild 100 polllllio of ftour. R.__ ' \ · ' ; , . , , , \.' ~ ~Cornia ~W" ,1~ 'a 801'· oral_' llvestilcl< ~m aliO'. Hla , '<:hie( Interest rllibt mw Is to do aomo atream lmpJo\>ement ibCI drai..,O to fml'l:Ove toOine lM!ttom land and jo !neroaae tbO amount of ullllble lqd jn the bolloma. Several yean ago • lormar owner had cbanpd the .Ueam chenDel but hie! not 1111· eel bl tile old channel. Now !bare are two e!Winela and Diueh land . 11 ooluaable bacause of this and aloo bacaqoe • lreoo lllade. the land ·and take · up molature from adJacent '"""- · CONSERVATION PLAijS have . , ' recaJ1tly baen made by Carll(ln RICHARD I.EWIS of n01r West Pilret, Letart, Charles Maclllr, .Columbuo Ia pl4tlllna toJ lix. a Lstert, and James McComas, Jr. spriiiS 19-'' 1het If can be uaed a1. PlinY. Ronald Gllko..,. and ,_, a home w.....- suppll. Sev· John C<qler of u.' s. !kill eon. ·oril ,..,.. ago tile sptlpg wao aervatlon sarvlee halpad thein 'tloVoiapeol for Uves!Ock wal8r with their plamlnl. and a re.u..,iar ~ ' was ' Mr. Pilree Uves!n Cleveland. matlo below lhel!lflal, Jil,t:; L111f· . ne land ·which he owns Ia mw Ia plana to '!ulld a re'~'bir·be- · · WDDtlocl. He plaas to clear It tw., the lll1'lhS ,aftd the Willer· llld devetop pasture and a pond Ins troagh. He ~ ~80 r.ebUnd • for water In the pasture. lhe eollectlon baaln af t h·e ,. Tho Machlr tarm II a - r · ' 8Prills to 'il!ake It more water al livestock farm. Mr.· Mlichlr Uglot and clean. plana 11>· iq)tove tt lor btUor ...... and crop ~etlon. . ., .. , uta. Willi a bllllt schoo edUcaUon, life-time earning average $303,000•. WllhonlyagraAio sehool education, ~ earn· lngs average $219,000. Reprdless al. the occupa!loo, more ed· , ucallon means abl&horpaycbeek. Tuition, room and board, feet, - s . and all other. costa al.edu· calion are fiOlnB up. OYer the put 20 years, the~lncraaoaaavor¥· ed from 3 to 5per-eachyear. Ill Ohio, yearly costa ol a 4year eoliellt _...ranprrom about t1,200 for a ual•orai!J tD p,ooo tor a lmau Prl· New Action ""'*· · · cation Is the peraoo ,Mio ean I• dapt to a new occupation.• Education pays otr In terms of earned income. According to 11le latest survey or Oll1IIDi compiled by the Institute al. Life lnsuraneo !rom I!IIYeriunent stpdleo, 11le college lfaduate just beglmlng blo career can - c t to earn an average of $444,000 over his ""rldng In••-• in the bW lor markeUng farm ~ .: land. The boiiOII! lanil lo In crop and hal ~etlon. Most Of the bill land 11' 111 .,a.s . fllre, however, t h e r e are 119 acres woodland. Thl• farm Mlpporta a 125 cow dairy, The major coo881'Yallon pracUcea on the farm are 5lh miles a1. tile dralao, t farm ponds, 6 ll•eatock wsterills troagha, and abm!t all Ids pasture land bas bein treated with Ume and far· tlllzer. Tho paature land pro. duces a tlltllll•o of paaturo lfUI for blo livestock. ·Education Beyond High School Proving Big Dollar Investment 1 would pl"O'Juce another increase LOWER ,, 1,8 tJ -"\' '-' il ~··I \~,11" p•l;>•l rejo!D•a.e lallor lor<e the youngster - · collep. Other famllleo ms.y barrGW moaei or uae apaclal Insurance pima lor lhll putp)IO. If :rou are plamlns an edueatlon fund for • ,dllld, don't for. 1111 to take the lncroaalnc costs 1ttto ac-.!i1ncaclllrertatt.ype• al. educallon do ...,. Ia cost, tlnd out wi!Bt currart costaareforllle kind al. educallon dealrec!. Then to ba on the sale s1t1o In your es. U...... add It least lour per eent for each year from mw until your child II ~ lor coUop • . i ~ •' ' "'-!. John Footer, Phoenix, Ariz., are IIIWltlg the early fa. vorllaa to will. Bolli pined Olympic Tosm bortbo at lllo U.S. International !llootlnii Champlonllhlp, held at Soa Antonio, Tex., in JUly. Another top coJIIpotltor who will be IIMDI the men a run lor lhelr ....., wiD ba Army Capt. Marpret TI.IOII!paton, Tcpaka, Kan., Ill Olympic Team alter. Dale and tlofondlnl woman's c h amP Ion In the position matchea. I : I I /··~P- I .. · .67 DODGE ........ •• • ......... -$2095 Coronot 4 Dr. 6 eyl. A.t. trona. 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Parenti fiDd Yarioul Will' to lfteellhose _ , ... - fer Q• ample,' many uae a comblastiGft of ftulds frOm current beome and aaYIDp, A~llbarlirlliO!~.~ ,·,~i"('l'ii..,.~'"""' stand.mgs the conference - establishment of otandards COt'lsllllaDCe of movie paasea to llthletes and develOJIIJOnt of a policy on the sale of compllmentary ticket by athlete~~; Reed'oroport lurned upooevi• bills are palcl. donee to ~port charges that a Reed llllld tha u coa 0 h had olle re d to help a bay posaes were lsaued t Wh e grill In certain ' lind swnmer 0111IJI03ment, that cases to athletes, they were Isprospe<:ts were enter!Uned at an sued to other s-nts as weU WegaiCblcagobonjuet,thatplay- bydormltoryldvisorswhenthe~ ora were liven "crUJ pa11os" mba the evening mlllll. He aald fat bedtime snacks, or that Pia3· the Investigators foond that other era were given an.exeeaa a~ply students, In IWmbars, also reof cOJIWibbentary loollloll Uc- calve movie passes. kets. Reed said discovery or sale· However, the Investigators did olcompUmentery football tickets ftnd that someathleteaweromak- was turned \II by his investigalng lcq distance telephone calla tors and oot by the Michigan eharged to tho athletic d"""" State studentplj>er. mont. Thase were described by "Those who have sold their tieReed •• "P11fer•rn~~" reaulttk -~.. eta have Jeopardized their ellfrom authorized .. emergency'' glbillcy." he said. 11 lt must be phone call lnatructions In which remar ked h«Mever that there are athletea were allowed to charge otrorw lndlCIUoos a considerable. calla to tho othletlc department. oomber of football players In the He said lhlo pracUce waalol· conference mayselltheircOIIIIJli· lowed With througllart lou othe the - unlwrolt.y W y uckete ' al"""""h w"""' on an ..,. s r ~• s also occasional basis. authorlzllv such calls. He repri"Also it I& to be remarked manded asslatant football coaeh that the NCAA has ruled an albGordon Serr lor authorlzlrw a leUc department may bey bock "liberal" Dunmor of such callo. lrmn a otude-thlete his oomReed aald that seven athletes pllmentary tickets, at face value, who calls to wlthouI that receipt of money bethe chargedunaulhorlhll ••• tic..._~ aw~e ._.w..ent would be l<w deemed ln1>roper financial bWed lor the calla and ·-··d· not ualstance." ·~ be:;~read;;;n;;li;;;lt;ed~;;;;;;~un;;;Ul;,;the;;,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Hooter I, NEW YORK (IJPI) - Two run. scoring singles by Ceear Tovar and one by Bruce Look otraet two homers by Mickey Mantle Saturda,y and enabled the Minnesota Twins to the New York Yankees 3-2behindthefoorhlt pitching of Jim Merritt.. Mantle's 12th homer led off lhe l1lih inning and his 13th al. the season opened the niDh to provide the Yankees with both lllelr runs off Murrltt, who gain. eel his eigblh victory against 13 By ED SAINSBURY UPI ~Writer - Michigan Slate ~s found Innocent of rules vioby a s-nt IM!Wspaper by lllg Ten Commissioner 66 CHEVROLET • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• $1895 I Gra•tly 6.6 HP L·l Tn!ctor with·30" Moyftr $250.00 I Gravely 6.6 HP, Super, L·l ,with 30',: M.'1te1 & ; . II was the tilth loss lor the SOx In their · laot six sames. ---WASIIINGTON (UPl)- John (UPO CIUCAGO laUona allesed 6~,J9ftD • • ~ ,. ~- ; ~''·,.~ ~·~ 1 • . Gai •.SOO XL ~oler "&3 ,· • •• ~~ • • • • • $1095 2Dr.){.t; a~yi.':A.t;'»iana. Radio and ' ·· ' . • ••••• - -~ •• -~ ~ ••••• · • . ~ -- ... ' f4 ~~~t 4 Dr. ~~~n ~~· ~· ~JI. ,~ d. tr~,.: ~~aa~:: ~· ····~'ats'· \~..~~~ ~iltldh z,.Dr.'8·cvi;·SII!..::'*'l!lr: ~~dlo &·~~i · Because It "Hws" down deep · ·Ia your wen under water, at the end 1 pipe. 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Rotary Mow or .........:..................................... :.$1\oO.~: _ I Gravoii'Sii"r C-8 7.6 HP Tractor wltlt 30"' ., · • · CAMP PERRY, Ohio (UP0bare rifle ~~ Inpatio a.e raagea at Cemp 1'8r· during the COII1lng .E•llldo'll llllllona1 cllamplonohfpa and altlon •~ •·-PI ma~.... A total of BOO of the naUon'a 22 • callber rifle shooters baproaentrortllematehes, m.-r1 altho 1968 llhilotiDi Team. Lat., WIDer, ~;~=~; a IIOid and llllvor f wlmer In 11le 1964 011mGamel In ToiiJo, and Army .( ., ,. -·:IALI · .~,..,., ~, .6 Sllmoll'a aacrlllce lly. The Sox acored both their runs oil T1ant In the ftrst Wben LUis Aparicio out an ID!Iald alnsle, Tonuny Davis singled to put ~elo on second ' and Duane Josephson alligled to drive In Aparicio and set up a run by Da,._ Is on Clrdenal's throwing error Michigan State Found Innocent . " Nibert Farm Wins AwQrd farm and marketing cost In- and eildall.....,.eloalli8atrelk. Tlant workiid hlal7th C011111lete pme lor hlo 18111 Ylctory, walk· llv two 111111 &trlldug out 10 to ralae 'biB strik,Qout total lor the aaaaon to 207. Wilbur Wood, starting his &e"'!'¥1 pme of the oeaoon, (Jsted on!)' six frame• and took hlollxth dolaa4 allowed 1lx hits and all the lndlan• 1 111DJ. Jooe Clrdenal opened the w!J>o nlng rally lor the Indiana with a doubleandreachedtldnlooTommy "-r's lnlleld out. Lou rl :;, MUCH ~ lflOW By BERNARD BRENNER II... · . . ·'' qHICAOO (UPO - Lui• :n.nt ~olm..., waa sale on f siaw rol· '•Blue Moon" Odoni. with ninthMullen In tho foorth, but the Soft. The Athletics • The on!)' other Uma Odom sea~~ 'll'l'.hll~ Saturd.y tlld .lor .111 trciri of the plati but ~ lmlng relief from Diego Segul In trouble wu in the ninth, w11en ator tldr« baseman was doubled his Cl~ Indian telmmatea . Horton and Joe Azcoe.ldtconaec- and Jack Al\er, held Wash!~ he w~ked pi ncb-hitter Gary' Hol- ott llrat when Mille E!JIIIein hit a tunlln1he ab!h """" Jilek ....... l!unl;had ,~ Ill lho!J' oev011 sate- uthe alngleo to score C&rdenal to one tilt satlll)lay as the O&klanll man and hit Bernie AU$ With Uner to first baaeman Danny - ri1ked, .we ~ llld. lied on Jbil PljJI~'• Uea ·In ; ~ ·~ inn1Jw ~ ·Jotmaon whUe Horton came Athletics -the senatOrs 4-1 be:. one 004 Segul came In to retire Cater. The I'IQ1 ... ~balteil to.beat tho'·q.tcago :White Soxll-2 In with the 'flin!llng run on Cblco hind a 12-hlt attack. McMullen on an lnllald lly. Aker Reggie Jackson's 111111 hamer by a doulile pliJ butOdom-hlt By United Preas international (Night games oot Included) American League W. L. PoL GB 72 42 .632 65 47 .580 6 62 s2 .544 10 6156 .S2112'h 59 55 .518 13 53 59 .473 18 51 59 .464 19 52 62 ,456 20 48 63 .432 22'h 42 70 .375 29 Detroit Ba!Umore Boston Cleveland Oakland Minnesota New York California Chicago Washington Seturday'a Results Oakland 4 Washington I Detroit 4 Boston 3 Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 Mlmesota 3 New York 2 Caltrornia at BalUrnore, night Today' s Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) Minnesota (Chence 10-10) at New York (stottiemyre 15..'1) 2 p.m. California (McGlothlin 6-10) at Baltimore (Hardin 14-7) 2 p.m. Oakland (Nash 9.7) at Washing. ton {COleman 8-12) 1:30 p.m. Boston (Bell 9..'1 and Lonborg 3-3) at Detroit (Wilaon 10..9 and LoUch 9-7), 2. 1':30 p.m. Cleveland (Williams 8-7 and Fisher 2.:.! or Romo l.:.l) at Chleago (Priddy 3-6 and Lazar o. 0).. 2:15p.m. losses as he struck out 11 and walked one. The homers marked tile 36th Ume Manlle has hit two homoro in one game and ralaed his career total to 53L He Is throe behind Jimmy Foxx' S34 on the sll.tlme home run list topped by Babe Ruth and WUlle Mays. Astros Demolish Pirates, 16-3 HOUSTON (UPI) - Nonn Mil· ler drove in five runs with a single and a lfand slam home run and Doug Rader had lour RBI's with three doubles and two singles as the H~ston Alltros demolished four Pittsburgh pitchers lor 19 hits and a 16-3 victory Satu<day In lhe first game of a day-<~lght doubleor. It was the most runs Houston ever has scored in a game in the Astrodome. The Astros reked starter Steve Blass for five runs In the llrst inning, added a single run In the fourth off Luke Walker and scar· ed three runs in the fifth, and two in the sixth off BW HefU'Y. They wound ~ the onalaught with five runs against Henry and Elroy Face In the eighth. a.• ·.~• domae ,., st. lAUia~~at,.,...._.... .utam. .' SL Accepting Reservations <On!¥ . ~~~ ' ~ . ~~ L ..' ' . - ~· ' ' '. • " • .bmie In the filth drore 1n lllrae runs. Wynn's oiiVle, Rader'• third double and Willie Staraell'a .., ror in left scored a nm In 1110 sixth and ~ came - · on Menke's s1Jw1e. The Aatroa ~ tho l'Gilt wl11l n.. runs In the eighth. Jla. dor drove In 0110 nin with a lingle led Miller bit Ida flrat sr1111 alammer :with two out.lt-ody Ida third homer a1. the year, Tho Pirates scored a nm In the third when Maury WIUa triPled crooaed on a aaerlftcally .by Fred Patek. 1'bey picked up their 11aa1 two rtllll llllht flllh. on two aiJW!eo and a baseHaadeel walk. DOUBLE BARRELL SAYINGS ON NEW PONTIACS AND BUICIS World Series ' ' live lnnlrws to sOt the victory and even his record at 2-2. John Buzhardl, the Hooston starler, was removed with one run In and two on in tho llllh. Blass 9-5 faced eight men, gave up five hits and five runs, three of them earned, In the onHhlrd inning he worked. Rader's - e in the first scored two runs and another ocored when Matty Alou drq>ped Jim Wynn's lcq lly to center field. Denis Menke drove In .,.. other with a single and the final run scored when Miller walked with 1ha bases loaded. Two walb and Radar's slrwle produced a run In the foorth. Heetor Torres' bases • loaded Danny Coombs worked the last Sl', LOUIS (Upl) - St. Louis IIID<eopers hove given the Cardinal baseball team a vote of conlldenee. With the Cardinals 15 pmes In front in the NaUonal League, the Hotel and Mo. tel Asaoclat:lm of Greater st. Monday's Games Louis has Issued a statement Ba!Umore' at Oekiand, night of policy lor world series rooerNew York at California, night Washington at Minnesota, night vations. The rules are simple: pay in Detroit at Cleveland, nil!ht advance and DO refUnds. The asChicago at Boston, night aoclatlon predicted that soma National League (Night games oot included) 10,000 good rooms 1¥tlUid ba W. L. Pet. GB available, rnostatregularprlc:es. But VIce President Jom K. st. Louis 76 40 .655 Bryan <:autioned, •'the assodaCblcago 60 55 .522 151h don does not fix rates." Cincinnati 57 53 .518 16 The Series Is scheduled to op. Atllllla 59 57 .509 17 en in the National Leajple ei\Y San Francisco 57 56 .504 17'h Plttsburl!h 55 60 .478 20'h Oct. 2 with the secoed game m the 3rd. The sixth and seventh Pbiladelphla 53 59 .473 21 New York 54 63 .462 22'h games are scheduled lor tile NaLos Anples 51 64 .443 24lh Uonal League ei\Y on Oet. 9 and H1111ston 50 65 .435 25lh 10, H the oerles lasts that long. Reservations lor the q>onlng Saturday's Results games wiU be for the nights of Houston 16 Pittsburgh 3, {1st) Pittsburgh at Houston (2nd, night) October 1., 2 and 3. 1\e second New York 3 San Francisco 1 aet of reservations will be for the night of Oet. 8 and 9, {1st) Bryan said that OliJ)erienoed Now York at San Francisco (2ncn travelers useem willlng to take night a elumce on ~ lor rooms St. Louis 7 Atlanta 1 that they may not need at world Chica&D at C!ncinnaU (night) Hrles ttme." Philadelphia at Los Anpies During World War II, the (pi&llt) u.s. Army and the U.S. Navy Today'e Probable Pitchers found that about throe out of st. Lruls (Carlton 11-6) It /IJ. every 1,000 men drafted lliita (Jarvia 10.e) 2 p.m. cheated at gambling, accord· to the Encyclopaedia Chlcaao (lloitzman 8-1) at Cln· • dmatl (CUlver 9-10 2:15 p.m. Pllllburlllt (Silk 5-.'1) at Houston (Dierker 10-10) 3 p.m. Phlladoipbta (L. Jackson 10. It) it !All Alllelos O>rysclale 12. . "10) • p.m. New York (SaaYer 10..'1 "l'id Ja~ U) at San FrUolaco (Sitlookl 10-iJl .llld •MCCermicl< 7-W s , ,..,.. ·· The Twlno tonk a 2.0 lead Oil Merritt'• ........... and the aga!Dst Sian BahnSIII in llle sec. llrst at ToYar'a two llnglea pro. ond lllnlna. duced 11le oacond run of the """ Bob AU11011 started tho rally IDe. wllll a double, moved to third on Tho Twinl ....... their third an lalleld out and scored oo 1'1111 of the ..... In the _..., Look's single, which tonk a bad lllllng on Look's leadof( alqlo, hop otr aecond baaeman Horace a ascrlllce by M'errltt and ToClarke's glove. Mantle's error var'a &eelllldllnglo. 47 USED CARS 65 Mustang $1,195 Conv, One carelltl local IJIOilOr. 6 cyL ald. ohlll. Extra nice. ••' • 67 Buitk Grand Sports V-8 < clr. Hard Smart Turquoise finish with all vinyl bucket extras. 4 sp. · llhl1l ·400 cu. in. engine. Sqlerb coniiUon. 66 Buick VS Skylark Custom 4 dr. Hard T<~>o One local $2,195 a.r. 111m0r. smart pndy llnlah. 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I J ~- ' ,, ' ; ' ) two..,.. · _Score Late, : Top Braves :, ATLANTA (UPl) - Orlando Cll!leda'o 12th bGmer of the aeaaon .triaered a live-run ninth lnniJW oulllurot which enabled the St. Louis ., ~IIIla to crush the Atlanta Bnws 7•1 Selurdl,y and live Nellooi 1 arUaa' hla 15th victoo, BrUaa, Mlo dr<>Ye In one of Francona sqied, went 1o ·tldrti lhe ninth • lmlltg runs with a oo Fellx Millan's aliJile and ,~e. scattered DlJ¥1 hits aad eama f1ome on au error by tldrd 1 dla!'t yield ali ~ run u baaeman Mike 9wuton. Thrall of Gle Cardlnala' runs . Gle Cardinali beat the Braves ) lor tile 12th time In 14 meel:lngo In the ninth were charged to re. Gila season. Uever CecU Upsllliw the other ·1 St. LO!da Jumped to 2.0 lead Ill two were charged to Ken John. _,the first lmlng on back.to.back son. Cepeda started 11le big in· doubles by !.au Brock and CUrt n1n1 wltb hla homer and a Walk !~~. and a alngie by Bobby to John Edwards and conaeeu..... Uvo singles by Mike Shamon, Slarter Milt Pljlpulllenblonk· Julian Javier, D a I MaxvUI, eel 11lo Cardinals for lhe next BrUeo, Brock and Flood broogbt i .;t'llx Innings, not letting a rumor In the other runs. : l Ill past llroi. Alllllla scored Briles struck out four and j • rt111 In the aecond wllen Tlto · walked one In raising his record • to 1,s.7 . I NORMAL AVfV.GU: AUG. IS-SEPT. 15 Below-normal temperatures are the outlook for moat of the center of the nation, above-normal to tho west and near-normal to tho east. The ltay of the u,nd l BY JOHN COOPER SOil Conaervatlon service Maoon C~ PT. PLEASANT - Dale Ni· bert'• RL 17 farm on KanaWha River has boon choaen the con. aervatlon farm wlmor In Mason County lor 1968. The aeieetlon was announced by the Meson Co. lliJPOrviaors of the Western sou Conaervation District. The Nibert farm consists of 621 acres, 250 acrea of which Is AVllAGn: AUG. IS-Uf'T. IS Uaually damp Paciiic Northwest can expect belownormal precipitation while Midwest, Southern Plains and Southweot areaa receive more than usual. EARNINGS IMPROVE Nat earnings of G. C. MUrJ>hy Company for the llrst 6 months of 1968 of 61 cents per share were announced by E. L. Pax· i!Jn. PresltlonL Earnlnp before Federal tax were $5,071,000, an Improvement al. IU per cent over the corresponding period lor last year and were the highest &lace 1960. Renectecl In the lllll)l'OVement are 2 new major cost Items: (0 lllo 10 per cent Mlrlax r - • ·· Uve to January I - ' to 6 cents per ahare and (2) tbo 14 par cent !ncreaoo In minimum wage rates elrectlve February I, 1968. I On the Farm Front I Farmers' Share of Dollar Up Some Consumers used 17.4 per cart graBS was ~ from the 1958-67 or '•disposable income" for food average increase rate of 4.2 per In 1967 but will need only 17.2 cent. per cent in 1968, the c:Je.. The rePort noted that while marketing costs rose 5 per cent partment estimated. The 1-eent gain Ln the tarm on domestic farm .. produced share of the consumer food dol· foods last year, tanners' relar so far this year was record- turns tram the same products ed because tarm returns tor declinell 2.5 per cent. WASIIINGTON (UPll- Farm· creases pushed conswner tood · oro are getting a slightly big- Costs to record levels- in the ger share ot the consumer food second quarter o1 1968. dollar this year despite 1 conThe retail cost of a l)plcal I UIWing increaae In the cost of family food market basket for moving foods from the farm the Aprll - June period rose to pte to the grocery coonter. an annual rate or $1,114 comAn Agriculture Department pared with $1,069 a year earli· food increas"' prq>orUonately report today shCMed farmers or. lpt an IVI>l'l&O of 39 cents out The new report also stressed more than tile gain In t6od of,._b dollar spent on farm. a point lilcluded in the ·earlier processing and marketing costs! Fanners returns on roods ii'Joo ,prdluced tooda in the tlrst six food price estimate and a stateeluded ln a typical consumer month& of 1968 - ~ 1 per cent ment Tillraday by Agriculture from the Billie period last year. Secretary Orville L. Freeman. market basket in the A&lrii.June FollCMing ~ an 01rlior report It noted that gains in consumer quarter this year were 'Gl 7 per foreetaUng that 1968 rotalllood income wW reduce the percent- cent from the same period a • prices would average 3.5 per age of his Income that the av· year ago. Costs of transporting. cent lbovo 1967, the latest erage consumer spends for processing ancS retailing t h e same foods in tho A&lrll.June peatotoment sald a combination of food. riod averaged 2 per cent above a year earUer. BREAK the BOTTLENECK at the BASE of YOUR SILO with the Figured on an annual basis, a l)p!cal family food basket during April-June cost the COf)o smner $45 more than a year earUer. The increase included $28 more for farmers and $17 more for middlemen. Agriculture Department econ- omists predicted thet retail food costa will continue to increase, with slow gains eliJ)ected both for tarmers and fn marketing costs. The No. 56 report Indicated 1968 BY PAT GLA$ Extn. Agent, Home Econ., GoUla Count.y GALLIPOLIS - EducaUon ba· yong high school may be one of the biggest dollar a lamlly will make. WhUe 'the costa of education are lncreaa. lng, so are the benefits. Educstloola growing lnlmporlance for two reaaons. The average worker entering llle labor Ioree ~ 11111 need to change his occupation twp or three Urnes durlng his Ute~Prh!a Is due to new Job needs coming Jl'om rap. ld technological development. Tha individual with more edu· products which is mw estimat- ed at $57.6 billion for 1967 -~ 5 per cent from 1966. Last year's ga in l.ddlemen's 62 Enemy Slain in By United Preas internaUonal TodaY Ia ~, Alii. II, the ll'll • ' IH. Handles over 100 tons of corn silage 111 hour, blows it over 100 feet high Instead of the usual90' turn that momentarily stops the crop and reduces blowing copacoty, the No. 56 Blower has a 45' feeding angle. (See small illustra. lion.) Corn silage or haylage is augered on a more strpight·line direction, $0 the flow os uniform, and the cl\opped forages move much faster. Then an exclu$lve 56-inch rotor and six wide paddles shoot the si· Jl!~Jf upward with a tip speed of 90 miles an hour, at 5.W rpm. with a direct pto dri'/ 8. . The hopper extends 20 inches from the housing for el11~ <lriv•e-tllrooJgh clearance. Stop in and let us estiHow much the McCormick International No. 56 0.1litl))i~r· can speed up your operatipn. .lcau.lpp~ent Co. ........,....,., 224th da3 of 1968 wilt. 142 to follow. The nioon Ia between Ill IIIII phaae and laat ~r. Tha morning liar Ia Saturn. The ovening star Ia Venu1. On this da3 In hlstilcy: In 1909 the ftrll radio "~' in history waa oent Wben the liner "Araphoe'', ita with engines dlaabled, messaged for help olf Cape Hatteras, N.C. In 1961 the United Slatel recovered ltl nrst ,payload frcnh a spece vehlcl&- a 300i)GIUKI caplule e)oeted from D!1covorer 13. In 1962 a Sovlat astronaut waa launched into space lor a 4-day ' trip. He WOI followed into' IJ)ICO 24 hours later by a oecond Russian aatronaut. In 1965 Negroes baPD rlollDC in the waua ..ctlon of 1M Angeles. During the nveral daya al. Ylol"!!et that (oil-. 34 persona W8re 1 lcllled, 8H InJured and damallt ran into the million&. · A lhiiUIII!t tor !he day: Canadian au!llor Jqho Strinpr asld: ''OUr bltlal'••t Irina ~ alwayo drainell ·from crullhtll· ideal&" - ,: : 'l 1 SAIGON (UPI) - Allied hea4· quarters Salur<ll.1 reported 62 Commualst troos>• stein In a sharp lntenallleallon of action n01r Sal&Dn that Included sol· zure al. a VIet Cons atron&hold with OIIDUib food to oullleln a battalion of500 men lor a month. Air war reports asld Com· munlst aunaora shot down a U, s. helicopter _ , Hue fOO mllea north al. Sal&Dn, and Ill Amerl· can ftgh!or.IJombor <Nor North Vielllam'e paahandle. One American aboard t h e cloWned helicopter waa wounded, and the pUot of the Jet lost Ofor the North waa Usted &I milslng in action. 'loaaeo oeeurred ' ' Friday. Ill a - P FrldaJ tllrGUllh the Blilall farm 'YIIlap of TrUm Thep tJ mllea north of Sol..._ u. II. and SOUIII v1-e.e Wiilll'i'· DIIIJ laund .. network al. ora llld _ . 1 /Inti' a eadll ~ · t11o toaa qt rice, a ll!n .of ·1!111, 25)1.&allolit \)f oaifopd Qlh aild 100 polllllio of ftour. R.__ ' \ · ' ; , . , , , \.' ~ ~Cornia ~W" ,1~ 'a 801'· oral_' llvestilcl< ~m aliO'. Hla , '<:hie( Interest rllibt mw Is to do aomo atream lmpJo\>ement ibCI drai..,O to fml'l:Ove toOine lM!ttom land and jo !neroaae tbO amount of ullllble lqd jn the bolloma. Several yean ago • lormar owner had cbanpd the .Ueam chenDel but hie! not 1111· eel bl tile old channel. Now !bare are two e!Winela and Diueh land . 11 ooluaable bacause of this and aloo bacaqoe • lreoo lllade. the land ·and take · up molature from adJacent '"""- · CONSERVATION PLAijS have . , ' recaJ1tly baen made by Carll(ln RICHARD I.EWIS of n01r West Pilret, Letart, Charles Maclllr, .Columbuo Ia pl4tlllna toJ lix. a Lstert, and James McComas, Jr. spriiiS 19-'' 1het If can be uaed a1. PlinY. Ronald Gllko..,. and ,_, a home w.....- suppll. Sev· John C<qler of u.' s. !kill eon. ·oril ,..,.. ago tile sptlpg wao aervatlon sarvlee halpad thein 'tloVoiapeol for Uves!Ock wal8r with their plamlnl. and a re.u..,iar ~ ' was ' Mr. Pilree Uves!n Cleveland. matlo below lhel!lflal, Jil,t:; L111f· . ne land ·which he owns Ia mw Ia plana to '!ulld a re'~'bir·be- · · WDDtlocl. He plaas to clear It tw., the lll1'lhS ,aftd the Willer· llld devetop pasture and a pond Ins troagh. He ~ ~80 r.ebUnd • for water In the pasture. lhe eollectlon baaln af t h·e ,. Tho Machlr tarm II a - r · ' 8Prills to 'il!ake It more water al livestock farm. Mr.· Mlichlr Uglot and clean. plana 11>· iq)tove tt lor btUor ...... and crop ~etlon. . ., .. , uta. Willi a bllllt schoo edUcaUon, life-time earning average $303,000•. WllhonlyagraAio sehool education, ~ earn· lngs average $219,000. Reprdless al. the occupa!loo, more ed· , ucallon means abl&horpaycbeek. Tuition, room and board, feet, - s . and all other. costa al.edu· calion are fiOlnB up. OYer the put 20 years, the~lncraaoaaavor¥· ed from 3 to 5per-eachyear. Ill Ohio, yearly costa ol a 4year eoliellt _...ranprrom about t1,200 for a ual•orai!J tD p,ooo tor a lmau Prl· New Action ""'*· · · cation Is the peraoo ,Mio ean I• dapt to a new occupation.• Education pays otr In terms of earned income. According to 11le latest survey or Oll1IIDi compiled by the Institute al. Life lnsuraneo !rom I!IIYeriunent stpdleo, 11le college lfaduate just beglmlng blo career can - c t to earn an average of $444,000 over his ""rldng In••-• in the bW lor markeUng farm ~ .: land. The boiiOII! lanil lo In crop and hal ~etlon. Most Of the bill land 11' 111 .,a.s . fllre, however, t h e r e are 119 acres woodland. Thl• farm Mlpporta a 125 cow dairy, The major coo881'Yallon pracUcea on the farm are 5lh miles a1. tile dralao, t farm ponds, 6 ll•eatock wsterills troagha, and abm!t all Ids pasture land bas bein treated with Ume and far· tlllzer. Tho paature land pro. duces a tlltllll•o of paaturo lfUI for blo livestock. ·Education Beyond High School Proving Big Dollar Investment 1 would pl"O'Juce another increase LOWER ,, 1,8 tJ -"\' '-' il ~··I \~,11" p•l;>•l rejo!D•a.e lallor lor<e the youngster - · collep. Other famllleo ms.y barrGW moaei or uae apaclal Insurance pima lor lhll putp)IO. If :rou are plamlns an edueatlon fund for • ,dllld, don't for. 1111 to take the lncroaalnc costs 1ttto ac-.!i1ncaclllrertatt.ype• al. educallon do ...,. Ia cost, tlnd out wi!Bt currart costaareforllle kind al. educallon dealrec!. Then to ba on the sale s1t1o In your es. U...... add It least lour per eent for each year from mw until your child II ~ lor coUop • . i ~ •' ' "'-!. John Footer, Phoenix, Ariz., are IIIWltlg the early fa. vorllaa to will. Bolli pined Olympic Tosm bortbo at lllo U.S. International !llootlnii Champlonllhlp, held at Soa Antonio, Tex., in JUly. Another top coJIIpotltor who will be IIMDI the men a run lor lhelr ....., wiD ba Army Capt. Marpret TI.IOII!paton, Tcpaka, Kan., Ill Olympic Team alter. Dale and tlofondlnl woman's c h amP Ion In the position matchea. I : I I /··~P- I .. · .67 DODGE ........ •• • ......... -$2095 Coronot 4 Dr. 6 eyl. A.t. trona. Radio ond Heater ' 66 FAIRLANE • • ~- • • • • • • • • • ••••• ·$1995 I Ciraftly•C-10-A 10 HP Tra~ot'lot~ 30" : "· . Rotary Mower & C,nYoiti.-lt "'l.y .......... :......$7,75,00 R14In1 Sulky............................................:.,.......w~.qo · I G"'•tly 6.6 HP.Tractor with SwlftaMOtic ' U. • 'I ' ,• tranaml11lon & 40 R~ Mowor.. ..c...... : •••:.,$400.00 a· · . ' f Imp. 2 Dr. HT. $ cyl. A.t. trona. Radio and Hooter, p. steering 6511USTANG • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••• -$1495 · 2 Dr. HT. 289 ong. A.t. trans. Rodlo and hoatwr, p. ltHring GRAVELY TRACfPR ,.LlS & SEIYl(E Pump ' 65 VOLKSWAGEN • • • ..............$1295 ' ' Bua. Make a Good Compor ..... JDII MORE WATER mm PIESSUIE 64 FORD • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $1395 Gal.~ 2 Dr. HT. 8 cyl. A.t. trans. Radio ond Hoatwr, ' p. ''"''"' 64 THOND~RBIRD • • • • •• • • ••••••• -Sl795 2 Dr. H1'. 390 ~1\V· ~ 1t. trano. All power, oir cond. 63 VOLKSWAGEN • •·• • T ·· · • ..... · ·$895 2 Dr. Radio 'aiid Heater Yate collep. , On the average, panatl Jtll lor over balf al. llolr dllld' 1 ' . I 63.FAIItlANE •·•.•• ·. : •••• • •••••• -4195 2 Dr. HT. 8 cyl: St4l amaant .. flO••· Racllo,and Hootwr . ' ' > ' 64 OLPS •·• • J ·· ~ .,. • • • .,., .. ~ •r· • • •• ·-$1695 98 ~f!art Coupe. Ali. frj1jfl.~..ll,paYior. R~io &:~~tor ' eollega costa. !lludeill ~ loans, seholirlllllps, and allla round out lhe noatlod. Parenti fiDd Yarioul Will' to lfteellhose _ , ... - fer Q• ample,' many uae a comblastiGft of ftulds frOm current beome and aaYIDp, A~llbarlirlliO!~.~ ,·,~i"('l'ii..,.~'"""' stand.mgs the conference - establishment of otandards COt'lsllllaDCe of movie paasea to llthletes and develOJIIJOnt of a policy on the sale of compllmentary ticket by athlete~~; Reed'oroport lurned upooevi• bills are palcl. donee to ~port charges that a Reed llllld tha u coa 0 h had olle re d to help a bay posaes were lsaued t Wh e grill In certain ' lind swnmer 0111IJI03ment, that cases to athletes, they were Isprospe<:ts were enter!Uned at an sued to other s-nts as weU WegaiCblcagobonjuet,thatplay- bydormltoryldvisorswhenthe~ ora were liven "crUJ pa11os" mba the evening mlllll. He aald fat bedtime snacks, or that Pia3· the Investigators foond that other era were given an.exeeaa a~ply students, In IWmbars, also reof cOJIWibbentary loollloll Uc- calve movie passes. kets. Reed said discovery or sale· However, the Investigators did olcompUmentery football tickets ftnd that someathleteaweromak- was turned \II by his investigalng lcq distance telephone calla tors and oot by the Michigan eharged to tho athletic d"""" State studentplj>er. mont. Thase were described by "Those who have sold their tieReed •• "P11fer•rn~~" reaulttk -~.. eta have Jeopardized their ellfrom authorized .. emergency'' glbillcy." he said. 11 lt must be phone call lnatructions In which remar ked h«Mever that there are athletea were allowed to charge otrorw lndlCIUoos a considerable. calla to tho othletlc department. oomber of football players In the He said lhlo pracUce waalol· conference mayselltheircOIIIIJli· lowed With througllart lou othe the - unlwrolt.y W y uckete ' al"""""h w"""' on an ..,. s r ~• s also occasional basis. authorlzllv such calls. He repri"Also it I& to be remarked manded asslatant football coaeh that the NCAA has ruled an albGordon Serr lor authorlzlrw a leUc department may bey bock "liberal" Dunmor of such callo. lrmn a otude-thlete his oomReed aald that seven athletes pllmentary tickets, at face value, who calls to wlthouI that receipt of money bethe chargedunaulhorlhll ••• tic..._~ aw~e ._.w..ent would be l<w deemed ln1>roper financial bWed lor the calla and ·-··d· not ualstance." ·~ be:;~read;;;n;;li;;;lt;ed~;;;;;;~un;;;Ul;,;the;;,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Hooter I, NEW YORK (IJPI) - Two run. scoring singles by Ceear Tovar and one by Bruce Look otraet two homers by Mickey Mantle Saturda,y and enabled the Minnesota Twins to the New York Yankees 3-2behindthefoorhlt pitching of Jim Merritt.. Mantle's 12th homer led off lhe l1lih inning and his 13th al. the season opened the niDh to provide the Yankees with both lllelr runs off Murrltt, who gain. eel his eigblh victory against 13 By ED SAINSBURY UPI ~Writer - Michigan Slate ~s found Innocent of rules vioby a s-nt IM!Wspaper by lllg Ten Commissioner 66 CHEVROLET • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• $1895 I Gra•tly 6.6 HP L·l Tn!ctor with·30" Moyftr $250.00 I Gravely 6.6 HP, Super, L·l ,with 30',: M.'1te1 & ; . II was the tilth loss lor the SOx In their · laot six sames. ---WASIIINGTON (UPl)- John (UPO CIUCAGO laUona allesed 6~,J9ftD • • ~ ,. ~- ; ~''·,.~ ~·~ 1 • . Gai •.SOO XL ~oler "&3 ,· • •• ~~ • • • • • $1095 2Dr.){.t; a~yi.':A.t;'»iana. Radio and ' ·· ' . • ••••• - -~ •• -~ ~ ••••• · • . ~ -- ... ' f4 ~~~t 4 Dr. ~~~n ~~· ~· ~JI. ,~ d. tr~,.: ~~aa~:: ~· ····~'ats'· \~..~~~ ~iltldh z,.Dr.'8·cvi;·SII!..::'*'l!lr: ~~dlo &·~~i · Because It "Hws" down deep · ·Ia your wen under water, at the end 1 pipe. Sla-Rite Submcnlble nquha no primiaa · and recliCIIIatiaJ. All water pumped 11* riafd illto tant. V'ortotally Ill power io used pumpia,_ ._It: A ,' ~ H.P. ~-Rit!e SubQielliblc pumjll more- hoUrly under or -'aale ror ..... P!I'IIUN thAI~ H.l'. jet cir ~tiq patiipl . ' of the season pve the AtbleUca a 2-1 load In the tilth lnnl<w aft,. er the A's scored in the first on Bert ~rio' -double, an ID!Iald out and a saerlllce lly by cater. by • pitched ball, tjiOk ......, CliO a pitch, third 0.. an orrar wild and ·<rotoed the plate With t b • Athletica' lGurth run when IW ADen droppad Clapnerla' lly lor an error. Twins Trip Yankees, 3-2 to the plate. 500 GT 2 Dr. HT. 390 eng. 4 speed trans. Radio and ·. USED:EQV!~-~rtr . '· . 992·2975 . ' . ' 2 Dr. HT. ~eng. A.. t. trans. Radio and Heater ? J . . USED . CARS ' rT MUST·ANG • • •·:--. : • !': :'=' · · · · · · · · -$2295 R-y Mo~or & ~ldlng Sulky ......... :...............$660.~ ' . .' ,, ' I . - The :;>enators' only run and hit then came In to (Ice HOIIard, who cameJn the first Inning. KenMc- forced AUen at second baoe to MuUen walked and Frank Haw· end the game. ard, crossing J" the delenae with Only In the firs> and IIIIIIIJ>o a poke Into wide-open right lleld, nings did WaahiJWton get a man doubled him home. past first base. Odom walked Me- 00 Shooters Invade Perry Bl1l:::~~aUptlon reaulted ID two rec-ndationslor "..... , GraYely 424 10 HP Riding TractOr with 50" Rotary Mower.:............................................... "$1QOO.OO I Gravely 43!1 12 HP Riding Trocitor.w1ith 50" . . Rotary Mow or .........:..................................... :.$1\oO.~: _ I Gravoii'Sii"r C-8 7.6 HP Tractor wltlt 30"' ., · • · CAMP PERRY, Ohio (UP0bare rifle ~~ Inpatio a.e raagea at Cemp 1'8r· during the COII1lng .E•llldo'll llllllona1 cllamplonohfpa and altlon •~ •·-PI ma~.... A total of BOO of the naUon'a 22 • callber rifle shooters baproaentrortllematehes, m.-r1 altho 1968 llhilotiDi Team. Lat., WIDer, ~;~=~; a IIOid and llllvor f wlmer In 11le 1964 011mGamel In ToiiJo, and Army .( ., ,. -·:IALI · .~,..,., ~, .6 Sllmoll'a aacrlllce lly. The Sox acored both their runs oil T1ant In the ftrst Wben LUis Aparicio out an ID!Iald alnsle, Tonuny Davis singled to put ~elo on second ' and Duane Josephson alligled to drive In Aparicio and set up a run by Da,._ Is on Clrdenal's throwing error Michigan State Found Innocent . " Nibert Farm Wins AwQrd farm and marketing cost In- and eildall.....,.eloalli8atrelk. Tlant workiid hlal7th C011111lete pme lor hlo 18111 Ylctory, walk· llv two 111111 &trlldug out 10 to ralae 'biB strik,Qout total lor the aaaaon to 207. Wilbur Wood, starting his &e"'!'¥1 pme of the oeaoon, (Jsted on!)' six frame• and took hlollxth dolaa4 allowed 1lx hits and all the lndlan• 1 111DJ. Jooe Clrdenal opened the w!J>o nlng rally lor the Indiana with a doubleandreachedtldnlooTommy "-r's lnlleld out. Lou rl :;, MUCH ~ lflOW By BERNARD BRENNER II... · . . ·'' qHICAOO (UPO - Lui• :n.nt ~olm..., waa sale on f siaw rol· '•Blue Moon" Odoni. with ninthMullen In tho foorth, but the Soft. The Athletics • The on!)' other Uma Odom sea~~ 'll'l'.hll~ Saturd.y tlld .lor .111 trciri of the plati but ~ lmlng relief from Diego Segul In trouble wu in the ninth, w11en ator tldr« baseman was doubled his Cl~ Indian telmmatea . Horton and Joe Azcoe.ldtconaec- and Jack Al\er, held Wash!~ he w~ked pi ncb-hitter Gary' Hol- ott llrat when Mille E!JIIIein hit a tunlln1he ab!h """" Jilek ....... l!unl;had ,~ Ill lho!J' oev011 sate- uthe alngleo to score C&rdenal to one tilt satlll)lay as the O&klanll man and hit Bernie AU$ With Uner to first baaeman Danny - ri1ked, .we ~ llld. lied on Jbil PljJI~'• Uea ·In ; ~ ·~ inn1Jw ~ ·Jotmaon whUe Horton came Athletics -the senatOrs 4-1 be:. one 004 Segul came In to retire Cater. The I'IQ1 ... ~balteil to.beat tho'·q.tcago :White Soxll-2 In with the 'flin!llng run on Cblco hind a 12-hlt attack. McMullen on an lnllald lly. Aker Reggie Jackson's 111111 hamer by a doulile pliJ butOdom-hlt By United Preas international (Night games oot Included) American League W. L. PoL GB 72 42 .632 65 47 .580 6 62 s2 .544 10 6156 .S2112'h 59 55 .518 13 53 59 .473 18 51 59 .464 19 52 62 ,456 20 48 63 .432 22'h 42 70 .375 29 Detroit Ba!Umore Boston Cleveland Oakland Minnesota New York California Chicago Washington Seturday'a Results Oakland 4 Washington I Detroit 4 Boston 3 Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 Mlmesota 3 New York 2 Caltrornia at BalUrnore, night Today' s Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) Minnesota (Chence 10-10) at New York (stottiemyre 15..'1) 2 p.m. California (McGlothlin 6-10) at Baltimore (Hardin 14-7) 2 p.m. Oakland (Nash 9.7) at Washing. ton {COleman 8-12) 1:30 p.m. Boston (Bell 9..'1 and Lonborg 3-3) at Detroit (Wilaon 10..9 and LoUch 9-7), 2. 1':30 p.m. Cleveland (Williams 8-7 and Fisher 2.:.! or Romo l.:.l) at Chleago (Priddy 3-6 and Lazar o. 0).. 2:15p.m. losses as he struck out 11 and walked one. The homers marked tile 36th Ume Manlle has hit two homoro in one game and ralaed his career total to 53L He Is throe behind Jimmy Foxx' S34 on the sll.tlme home run list topped by Babe Ruth and WUlle Mays. Astros Demolish Pirates, 16-3 HOUSTON (UPI) - Nonn Mil· ler drove in five runs with a single and a lfand slam home run and Doug Rader had lour RBI's with three doubles and two singles as the H~ston Alltros demolished four Pittsburgh pitchers lor 19 hits and a 16-3 victory Satu<day In lhe first game of a day-<~lght doubleor. It was the most runs Houston ever has scored in a game in the Astrodome. The Astros reked starter Steve Blass for five runs In the llrst inning, added a single run In the fourth off Luke Walker and scar· ed three runs in the fifth, and two in the sixth off BW HefU'Y. They wound ~ the onalaught with five runs against Henry and Elroy Face In the eighth. a.• ·.~• domae ,., st. lAUia~~at,.,...._.... .utam. .' SL Accepting Reservations <On!¥ . ~~~ ' ~ . ~~ L ..' ' . - ~· ' ' '. • " • .bmie In the filth drore 1n lllrae runs. Wynn's oiiVle, Rader'• third double and Willie Staraell'a .., ror in left scored a nm In 1110 sixth and ~ came - · on Menke's s1Jw1e. The Aatroa ~ tho l'Gilt wl11l n.. runs In the eighth. Jla. dor drove In 0110 nin with a lingle led Miller bit Ida flrat sr1111 alammer :with two out.lt-ody Ida third homer a1. the year, Tho Pirates scored a nm In the third when Maury WIUa triPled crooaed on a aaerlftcally .by Fred Patek. 1'bey picked up their 11aa1 two rtllll llllht flllh. on two aiJW!eo and a baseHaadeel walk. DOUBLE BARRELL SAYINGS ON NEW PONTIACS AND BUICIS World Series ' ' live lnnlrws to sOt the victory and even his record at 2-2. John Buzhardl, the Hooston starler, was removed with one run In and two on in tho llllh. Blass 9-5 faced eight men, gave up five hits and five runs, three of them earned, In the onHhlrd inning he worked. Rader's - e in the first scored two runs and another ocored when Matty Alou drq>ped Jim Wynn's lcq lly to center field. Denis Menke drove In .,.. other with a single and the final run scored when Miller walked with 1ha bases loaded. Two walb and Radar's slrwle produced a run In the foorth. Heetor Torres' bases • loaded Danny Coombs worked the last Sl', LOUIS (Upl) - St. Louis IIID<eopers hove given the Cardinal baseball team a vote of conlldenee. With the Cardinals 15 pmes In front in the NaUonal League, the Hotel and Mo. tel Asaoclat:lm of Greater st. Monday's Games Louis has Issued a statement Ba!Umore' at Oekiand, night of policy lor world series rooerNew York at California, night Washington at Minnesota, night vations. The rules are simple: pay in Detroit at Cleveland, nil!ht advance and DO refUnds. The asChicago at Boston, night aoclatlon predicted that soma National League (Night games oot included) 10,000 good rooms 1¥tlUid ba W. L. Pet. GB available, rnostatregularprlc:es. But VIce President Jom K. st. Louis 76 40 .655 Bryan <:autioned, •'the assodaCblcago 60 55 .522 151h don does not fix rates." Cincinnati 57 53 .518 16 The Series Is scheduled to op. Atllllla 59 57 .509 17 en in the National Leajple ei\Y San Francisco 57 56 .504 17'h Plttsburl!h 55 60 .478 20'h Oct. 2 with the secoed game m the 3rd. The sixth and seventh Pbiladelphla 53 59 .473 21 New York 54 63 .462 22'h games are scheduled lor tile NaLos Anples 51 64 .443 24lh Uonal League ei\Y on Oet. 9 and H1111ston 50 65 .435 25lh 10, H the oerles lasts that long. Reservations lor the q>onlng Saturday's Results games wiU be for the nights of Houston 16 Pittsburgh 3, {1st) Pittsburgh at Houston (2nd, night) October 1., 2 and 3. 1\e second New York 3 San Francisco 1 aet of reservations will be for the night of Oet. 8 and 9, {1st) Bryan said that OliJ)erienoed Now York at San Francisco (2ncn travelers useem willlng to take night a elumce on ~ lor rooms St. Louis 7 Atlanta 1 that they may not need at world Chica&D at C!ncinnaU (night) Hrles ttme." Philadelphia at Los Anpies During World War II, the (pi&llt) u.s. Army and the U.S. Navy Today'e Probable Pitchers found that about throe out of st. Lruls (Carlton 11-6) It /IJ. every 1,000 men drafted lliita (Jarvia 10.e) 2 p.m. cheated at gambling, accord· to the Encyclopaedia Chlcaao (lloitzman 8-1) at Cln· • dmatl (CUlver 9-10 2:15 p.m. Pllllburlllt (Silk 5-.'1) at Houston (Dierker 10-10) 3 p.m. Phlladoipbta (L. Jackson 10. It) it !All Alllelos O>rysclale 12. . "10) • p.m. New York (SaaYer 10..'1 "l'id Ja~ U) at San FrUolaco (Sitlookl 10-iJl .llld •MCCermicl< 7-W s , ,..,.. ·· The Twlno tonk a 2.0 lead Oil Merritt'• ........... and the aga!Dst Sian BahnSIII in llle sec. llrst at ToYar'a two llnglea pro. ond lllnlna. duced 11le oacond run of the """ Bob AU11011 started tho rally IDe. wllll a double, moved to third on Tho Twinl ....... their third an lalleld out and scored oo 1'1111 of the ..... In the _..., Look's single, which tonk a bad lllllng on Look's leadof( alqlo, hop otr aecond baaeman Horace a ascrlllce by M'errltt and ToClarke's glove. Mantle's error var'a &eelllldllnglo. 47 USED CARS 65 Mustang $1,195 Conv, One carelltl local IJIOilOr. 6 cyL ald. ohlll. Extra nice. ••' • 67 Buitk Grand Sports V-8 < clr. Hard Smart Turquoise finish with all vinyl bucket extras. 4 sp. · llhl1l ·400 cu. in. engine. Sqlerb coniiUon. 66 Buick VS Skylark Custom 4 dr. Hard T<~>o One local $2,195 a.r. 111m0r. smart pndy llnlah. AU Wblte vinyl ~holstery with ll'ont center arm res~ Low mUeage. $1,995 66 Mustang V8 Fast Back. 289 e.¢>e. 4 sp. GT. A beoutllltl car lnaldo and out. 66 Pontiac $2,195 63 Chevrolet _$1,095 Bonnav!Do V8 2 dr. Hard TOP. One carellll owner. Orfclnal black ftnlsh like new. PS. PB AT. VB ~ 2 dr. Hard Tq>. Std. Slrtft. Shews vary baat of can. 64 Volkswagon $995 2 Dr. Sedan. i;parkll~ original black finish. EJ:coptional 111 every way. BI.A BUICK 'ONTIAC I'H. 992·2143 GMC POMEIOY, j �'! ' ' ' ,. ' .' J ~ ..(' i Panther; ' ~ ' ::.' ~ ' I • ' . ' ··. ~~y ! ~~ , ' ' \V,rirk All.The·Time! ' ' COMPLETE ellliDm . E. Kingery. Plumbing fa ........ 8TANDAIID I"UlaNN 6 BI!ATING, Ill ftH ...... fWIII. ... . 4'46·4500 . ............. Pril*s Are . .nt Up Pl!lfillllj a. Bt ... :110 4lb Aft., . . . . . .,II ...,_.,_~--'.'!""'.-. ,., For Site NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUAmRS male pupPJ I ...U.. AKC :egiltered, WID lltlb 11J11ie. one beauUful lntelllpnt lmnler. lllre bu beneh ii1t1 obedIence cllamplobddp, Pb. f4f. 4111, llt-1 ltll5 1 T. GMC 11182 " 'I', Dodge Pickup WHIRLPOOL relrlpnlllt, No. 111M Zlil T, GMC 1 eaod!Unn. Call or 1ee Don 1162 2" T. Cbev. G. Smith, VInton Sll lnl. 1951 " T, GMC plelwp 118-3 111M 2 T. Inlematlonal Iilo " T. Dodge pickup ·-~-TIMO'I'llY hay lor ule, ._, de. IIISII 1\it T. Dodge truek Uver. Pb, . - . 1•12 IIIII I T. j:bn, 19114 1\it T. Ford SALLY'S IJt.IRWJ coming, Site 19511 2 T. Int. Tractor didn't lluster - eleaDed tbe 1!1811 ~~ T. Cbev. pickup carpels wllb mue l..ultn.llent l9IIS I T. GMC e~ee~r~c s~~ampooer et. rmn1110 IT. GMC 181-8 1 Minneapolis Moline Power .... Rarchrare Co. wllb >4 rooma IIIII bath at 1110 Second ·Ave, $Iii per ~ ATTENTION :. ·-. :~- ·· . 23rd Annual North-South High School };· ,~·· All-StaFTiU EndS -In 12-12 Iiet:ldiOcl . GAU.IPOIJS- Tl>lrsdly eveniqJ on Mmnorlal Field tile Pom' I. QUARRY HOSPITALIZED . BELLFLOWER, caur. (UP!) _ HOIV)'1r8ii!lt Jerry ~arry irw enter Sorra Memorial 11oap1ta1 In am V.UO)', Colli., · ·!lmtky night for treatmant of 1 Cracked vertebrae IIU!fored dur- 1Da while wrelllllnl !lith hie bnllher a few IIIOIIIho 1180· 'l'be Injury 1w tor<ad ~rry to call o11 hia schedulad !lgbt League Reds ltlPOd their record to 7-8 by defeaUng the Dodgers by an 8-2 count. The Reda were paced by big ftrst baseman, Bruce Smith, who In IDur trips to the plate, col· lected lour hit&, three or them doubles, and batted In four big runs. The Reda marked one run In the Drst Inning, three ln the third, and lour more ln the alxth. The Dodgers scored both olthoir runs ln the tq> of the third ,.,.. nlng on a double by Ron Smith, a triple by Pete Neal, and a flelders choice by Chuck Perrnod. The winners coUected elgbt runs on eight hlts and left six wt.th George CbUYalo at Madls- men on bue whlle the Dodgers .., Stpare Garden Sept. 26. had two runs on four hill and atranded three base runners. Besldeo Smith, other Reds hitters were Dave Burnett 2.-3, a doW)le S1UP SCRAPPED BIIEST, France (UPI)...Onco and triple, and el!Wios by Jim the prldo of the Froncll lloot, Stei-k and Don Kleoll~~t~o Per· the batlleahlp Rlcheillll hal roud, R. Smith, Neal, and Howsold for scrap to ID Ilallan ard TaYlor gvt the Dndgero lour llrm. 'l'be FridiJ hits, Taylor and Perroud ptU111 llld the ahlp would 1-• tor olQilee. Wlnnlng hurler, Rlck IIIJ1lalo IIIII Jllaltll. In sevtn tl'l'dnga of work pve FLOODS KILL 150 up lour runs oo tour hila, Wlik· NEW DELHI (UP!)- Flood- ed one and atrucl< out oeven. watera !ram riven In Nepal and For the 1088ra, John "Poe .,_,., India have killed 150 Woe" Davis worked nve and ,.....,. IIIIo week. olllclala add two-thlrda lmlnp, gave up aU "*f, Moo...., ralna were elgbt nu11 nn eight hU., walkblamed far the !londlnJr. ed fl .., and flvo. Dlvll II'" way to Hoi G<rinn wlth two ScleDtlab aoy there are · OOt In theo!Jih. more lbaD two mllllon carbnn GGrdoll pltchad to two batters, compoundl, or about 1~ walhed one, and !oreed the other timet tbe number formed by Ill olber o1em11111 comblaell, batter to pop up to third baoe. ..,_.,.,.eat CANTON (UP!) - TOIII Clmpana of Kent Roosevelt waa tbe scoring threat the North had 111 It Ued tile Sootb In the 23rd 1J>o null Oblo Hlgb SChool AU-star !ootball game 12-12 here Friday. Clmplno acored both touch- downs for tile North. Tho Drot score came in the •nliii perlnd when he took a punt return touched down tile slcleUneo. The soeond 'I'D Cllllo wltll 5:56 left ln the gune when he ran a trap play .., the middle !rom 18 yarda out. Hla blgll ocbool teammate, stan White, ~ed on both kick attent>t1• The 16,500 grid fan& saw the South 1core both their 100ch- Aho Junior Singles Champ Tannehill Captures Men's Open Singles LANSING, loiiC!~ - (ftleclal) - Slxteel year-dd John Tamohlll of Middleport. Oblo, ..... tlnued hio dri'" here laot week to earn a place on the U.S. men'• team ln the 1969 World Table Tennis TounanlenUnGer.many when he won the men's ~ en olngle1 h6re by defoatl111 U S. No. 2 . . - Dell SWW'Is, 22, of Grand RI!Jido In a _ . locular nr.J match. · The Rebelo scored ~pin ~n With 4:21lo!t, Zanesville full· MoUJ tooled live JJN• 1x1 111Ut back Dove Lowe dove over fran oDd Rlch CIAlel of Dover wllo the 2 after quarterback J o h • went, over from 1118 5. Tho fllllo lolotll of ColumbUs WattMoon aet nina o~teq~t tor the optra point It UP with I key tJdni.40Wn pall tailed. !r0111 1118 North 19 to loll and Bolh teoma elded the eYOIIliW Dive Fore1ter of Haml1tm Ba- plnlll!l an ~ 108 yll'da din. The extra point paaa play on the pou1111. Tho North pick_rau __ed.:.::__ _._ _ _ _ _ ed .., 67 yll'da Ill ·tbe air to 65 tor the South. WANTS MJLWAUKEE Tho North led In tbeOI"IIIo<lown WASHINGTON (UP1) - Rep. ~. 11·10. IIOnrJ F. 11<Uo1, D-Wia., bas Tho Uneoocre: 10111 a telegram to baMI>all Norii.. •••• , .s 0 0 6-12 Commlaolon Wwtam Eekort South ••••••• o 12 o 0-12 llllltllotlllll thll Mllwaukee ba ' ScoliJw: pveu a Natloaal LeaiiJ8 fnllcb- No _ ~ 62 punt rewm lao In place of Mldrlll. kick l'alled "MliWIIIbe II nadJ to So - Lowe 2 filii Pill lalled reaume 'Ita rltlllltu1 place u a So _ c.ppa~ 50 pall fran maJor 1._ ellf llt 1H8," Mo11J. Run lalled . Reuaa aald, addllll that It No _ c:.uweae 18 run kid - " " Moalroal waa IIDII>le wide . 1x1 pll up the lllletlllfl' IIIGIIOJ A _ 16,500 eat. for Ita !rlnch!IO. on his own 38 and raced .,. downa In the seeo..i·perlod. Tannehlll also won the Junior ai!Wiee. He Ia the nation's loP r a player under 18 yean old and holdo the Clnldlan 17 and Under tltlo. FOlD' playora wll1 make up the u.s. team for 1969. The1 wll1 ba IIIUIIed ln Novembar at the U, S. Telm Cblllq)lonah!pa In which Tannehill will nn the Oblo 111111. HelaOhio'amen'o Huntllll and Flshllll Licenses and ~' periDIIs may be secnd at the folloWiill 'mlr. . lllder the $110niorshllf Of file .Mills ~OWdJ f.lsh and - . ... . · ,.,·n ....:~'::--·As . '•l '.. . ·: , ; :,_~/ J.:. ' •.. .. )~·! .. r,.r,w~o,r . '· ( 'ij, . , ' . i,• -··· n'! (~ ' llddiii!O!t Pomerol Da•l ..w..... t••• c.. •; . II ~ .., . . ' tii.R Flreolelie Sloro ''. " ' LOlli BB .. ' r . . . ·~· : ,. ·' Wlth3Acres 4MIIes0ut ELING, Cnnm B4llM . ROlli TAD A LOOK AT THIS. ft' JMCLVD»> 1~ IIA'IHS 'WI'I'B W" TO W CAUWI'I'CO. llODIItN , &I'I'OB&H. J"ULL . JJAaadNT, I No~Peyment U.S. Rt. 35 '!'I!'IIJ I. OMW or A laND .AND Wit 'l'IIINK IT Will.. DU. TO Till: rtft8'l' FA.IID..Y 'I'BAT LOOBI AT l'f, rrt1 I BmROO!d, J'OLL BARKDft, O.UAOZ AND 18 LOCATI!D ON A PLAT 'MI ACRE LO'I' I 111. OUT. D' YOU QtJAI.In 10 WILL Gl:'l' 'IOU '1'1111 rtHANCJ!HO. Ceth~ral Ceiling llir Oily $14 500 ·..... 10 " V'IIAY, PLBAIA!IT KODDN' I 'B'IIJIIOOII IIOJOC wrnt LA'BO& lttroiiKit, CDA· MIC BATH, R'.W. J'I.A)OlUI, CAJt. P01tl' AND A NTCI! n.AT tM. 1B WJLL Ha.P YOU wrrB Till: -· - TERMITE mrr CONTIIOL llul Estate For Stle __: FREE lntpeellon. ea1l 4tUI!I 5 ROOM boule wllb IIIIth, !all Merrill O'DeD, Operator for · · basement on BaJaviDe.J'Wier !ltermllal Termite ~ RA1. Ph.' MJ-1114. 1... 10 Belmont Dr. , u H 3 Bed room ome Owner W1nts Trlde WOULD caqmg AtrY out Ol" TOWN PBOP. WlTB 111AJ,L Acai:AOJ: <a 81fALL FAlla', WILL PAY DIJ'I'DDfCI II' IQICISIAJIY, Rwl Estllte For Sele Rwl ht1te For 51Je BAIRD REALTY CO. O.D. pARSON5 HERE's .UGI!. Building Lot , '.""'· ·r ·. 'ISdiO UYr with city water nat. ural gu, located near ..;,., uS Sttr~ S,,l, W~d Croai . I ARNOLD SERVICE ST~"{~ON, RTE. l3 .. .·, ' ,. "' · 8TOIIM 000111! 'a: WINDOII8 A'imlJtCI, carports, i'allllip / Lowe llnJIIIei'J Palnll Wallpaper, .Picture J'ramiDc MIIUJNEAVX DEOOIIATING 8lace tall -.. 'l1drll Aveaue, Galllpalll cl..., SUPER llufl, aure nuf. '!'bat's Blue r..unr. ruca and uphcbllry. Rent eleelrle ._._ St. Cenlril SUp. piJ 011. 1IU rw - LOCATION. Ll!'l' BI!LP YOU llllb Pltone I4UIII 14 1m .8 ,....,. · ll.o11 Welllerllolt, Ph. tit att Robert L. Baird, Ph. tit a RT. 160 ONLY 11115 A'!'~ Jell of the BJc. ken l"mm 81!1'0111 1roiJi N. G. lllch School. 1-J.Oibs flllle fnln.. , tage 011 Rl, Ill. Good home, bam, puture, aDo, I poacll, compare anywbore price al, lbla farm. BuY an 11115 ,..,., 1 or dJoole 1111 · ~rae~ yOU 1llllil of Ibis farm. l.et'l look Ill II today, VACAtlfiAND WE STILL bave · a few lraeta ol vacaDI land. Rt. 141 a: Rt. 110. A11o balldlnc Illes. CALL TODAY! TRYINO TO IIIJL; C4f..L elfects and equipment COIUJlstiJW In part of: w.,.. S.tur4ay, lu1ust 17th-10:00 A.M. Fnlm GaUipollo, take Route 35 welt to Houle ISO, tholl ISO to Porter, turn east on Route 554, 2 miles to 111'111 of · WENDELL ROUSIL SelliqJ farm and mov!Dr. will •Ill at Public Auctloo CllllolaUng ln part of; MACIDNERY AND EQIJII'MENT - Font 'l'raetAl< wllb front eDd Iauer, Brush HO& Oliver 88 tractqr, New Hallllll ~r 66 baler, Ford 3 point mower, aot Ford I palIIi plowo, aet Oliver plCNo oo rubber, 21h tv Fah'balia-MorH air cuq~reasor (cOIIImerelal ahop liu), 011111... ,_with liD plpe, hammer mUI, tractor cUte, mobile Door Jack, amallelec. Hobart welder, ...-ataer .,._ tema1, amalllir eompre11or, apraypalnl-,alt- will! ' ~. wrenches, water Pllft11S, hand wiDcb. truekPTO'.. 1t0el Winch cllble :;a and ll , iock hammer drill IIIII, 11111111 , lhllvea, ,greu~ ~· chainl, mlae. toola ...S .,... oiiiiW . and . (flltera, para, Clblea, etc:.) *!l'llell'fYIIqlilpo •'¥)'- - ' contraetoro AND COLLECTORS- ' UPPER RT. 7 ·"Bqaln reeord _............... ......... .. -····· ............. ........ ·---·.,.,.. ....... _..... ln t1rt st.ul/rt ~-s~t. THE f'AGAllfJNDS · ,..:.:~ GALUIPOUS Of The lcirld" ........ -........;-&;t ......,. ' .'I ' ·Terms of sale: Cash MR. A. B. SOMERVILLE, • Executor Sale by: LEMLEY AUCTION SERVICES Andrew Lemler-Auctloneer Bill'"!!' r . u.: "''"' ' ""''" pwlaqll, cupboard, loa cupboonl, ..,_ I, IMi n• :nicelt people thi1 .summer••• . ...,...•.•. ...... ,, GraveJ.y T~ctor wlth ...,., (elec. atart!JW, rol8tlller • Bolen garden tractor with culUvatar• and mcr.Mr, can sheller, 7 pc. cllnette oe~ 5 pc. dlnette oe~ 5un11a1 PI range, metal porCh glider, 2 pc.. living romn suite, 3 ,C. bedrocl:n suite, banjo, oak library table, cue bottom chair-. two 9 X 12 IJid threa 10 X 12 Wool rugs, oU bulfeL Slime antique and collector pieces here, plus mite. cookware cllahea and linen~ and other Items too numer01111 to tit- Amablry, wire expecting some . . Clllltllll• 7MoUM • ft. ,.._ --~11 ·~' i 1lll chlmPion. , Nlrtll• •· • · ..a·MO'roll LODGE ... fb••Jt, w. v.. ' Jay lllloppm, Hltl1t Zul Wilton, _.ta CLO$E-OUJ· ITH ON PAGE l!l TERMITE lo PF8r CON1'ROL RIWJI'Illl FAIN Extermination Co. WbeeJ. Farm, VBiap, Cit)' Pl'lropa-IYIJ eraburg, Oblo. Pb. 574-t112. 2IW l'tiOie t4MIII ~ milt Fldotr. Says Move 'E• Out! Buy Now While Selection Is Good! We Haft Received 011 l.a$1 Shlpn~~~nt ... SO HURRY IN! MORE CLASsiFIEDS '· day or nlgbt, Rlo Grande, Oblo. Ph. 245-a. U-11 ' 21-1968 BUICKS enll at tbe Neol Ins. lltilwq, 64 Stale st. Agenll for aeto, fire, llomecnmerl. balplta1 nnd pr.erll UabllltJ. M NATIONWIDE I!I8IJRAD AUTO, flre, life. 411 Slate k UNN1!!'l'll IITBGER'S Waldo F. Brown, W. I. WATER DEi..IVERY SERVICE Brown. 448-U.. ... Pb. 44f.0347. !17 u HOlliER HARRI'SON WATER Dellvery Servlte, ea1l Osur Beird, Reeltor Owner Anxious To Sell lntUI'IIICI ALL JOIIl' ~n~ur~n<e _., m.a roa choek wllb ,.,., Oranae ... CltJ, 0. Pb. REYNOLD'S oAwPou8 T\' 4311 Second A ACI'OIII from Poot Ollke · Phone 44U20I Your Emenon Dealer 80-tf c.u a.uAOL cxwr.tnm PAT· 10 ANil GOOD LOCATioN. WI!: NZE11 L15T1NG11 ANY FlY~ POiNTS'IIAft~ET . . .\.TE. 7 '· LEE'S PLUMBING lo REMOD- If' YOU D.at& PZACI AND QUift WI'I'H A KODIIlN NZW' a z at<ry home with PATRIOT ,...,___ balb ..... ,_. CORMER lot, 7 room remodel- llOLL 'floo8e Nlll'tet'Y tr.mpor. S uow""'om, , '""" .,., ed ......0 tatlon avaDable, reunnablo erceUenUy located In town. home, S porellel, a - car· for l!bopplng or ralel Walklnl distance to scbooJI, den, also 4 room remodelt4 workb:galsomotbm, GOOD CLEAN LUMP 8nct lltGk- !IE!GLER FUEL OIL lllove IIIII hourly, dal. , _ -•.. ~-- M·•· home. See lt tndayl er mal. Carl Wlnlel't, Rlo tank, bolda 2'15 gal. Ph. 111'1· ly or weekly nlel. Pb. 448•--. "'""""""· - us an reiiBOIIable offer. RT. 160 Grande. Phone Z!Hlll. W 7418, tat-a 4111.. IIU Four Bednlimll I ACRES, nice I room l'fiO story IIERE'S lito home for t1Je large home, al. siding, I drUied family. It bu 1" baths, bullt wells, fruit u-1, pines, y011'11 In ldtcben, eJr1101i, reo. room, UU tbe price oa 1b1a DeW llltclriUed well, It's located oo Jntl, HURRYI StatUI. t11 Chellllrf: Sbo1!1!., · - MILL CREEK ' by appointment ooly. •s ACJ\1!'8, I t'QOIIll I< bath, feD. lde1l Camp Site ced pullft for lbat J011, T~•rsday, ' tf A., aome pine trees. 'IIIIOdl, ckllled well, pond, AddliCID To aottle eotate of George W. Sclnerv!Ue located ot 81 Garloealed In llprlnglleld Twp. Tcnmshlp. Tllla may be Ill fteld A....,e, GaU!polls; wW ..U atpubliciiUCiionhcluoehold Rae(• Edoa' a Grocery New 3 Bedroom Algust lSth-1:00 P.M. ·· •,o CllldJr · ltrdenO.r•-~'' Housetrlller, 10 x so, 2 bedroom. Ph. 448-1310 or 448H. 116-6 ~ AND IIBA'IIIIO ROUTE 110 at ~ll'eetl. Pb. 448-2111. lift tf ··· AUCT Tiny' • larwal~l~ · Gl-knor• Cafo Mooroo Sta,.,. E01loa Club ...... Sor. Slatla.n Lou'~ Aahland Slatloli fUI.IO. New US x II. 10 ply nylnn tires tsS. lne. Federal <ixlt, man 111 woman, Jnonlb, I'll. ...... us.a tu, . : !lor • p.m. to 10 PJII· lbUt. ()!do VaDIJ lalllemeut Cle. PEKINUESE PtiPo lor sale. ' Good pay, ~in! 1IOddiJC I B!DROOM, bouie trailer. W• Ill Pine Sl. Pb. Hf.!UI. American Kennel rellslered. CODdltlaal, plld vacation. Ap. ter fumllbed. Call ...... 148 If Ph. SIU118, pJJ In pencm M Bob l!lv. . 1IW llt-tf steak llauae. 1814 SINGER ZlG ZiG I ROOMS AND BA'm anfur.. · !lEE OUR Slr.LECTION ol 12 • io II. mobile homea before TillS MACHINE just taken ln. RBLIAIILII: LADY llor flue. nlsbed apartmenl, adullll yOU buy. K I< K MobUe Hom· clelnlng IIIII laDUdly t days ty, Pb. 448-1519. makea button holet, daml, ta.tf es.Pl. Pleaaant. W. Va. Paul emb. Tate over paJDiellll of a week. Pb. 44f.W'I. UU or Gary Nortbup m.IOIIO. t1 per mnntb or pay ete.40. Ill-If Clll f11.31111, ta.u llRD..L . :-·· ...: 1JDII ' . New JIG'• Rotarv Cutlel't - . bEifi1T'll PWIIliiNO GORDEN Setter, pick of UttM,. ~:l;= •\"'It o f -... . I I �'! ' ' ' ,. ' .' J ~ ..(' i Panther; ' ~ ' ::.' ~ ' I • ' . ' ··. ~~y ! ~~ , ' ' \V,rirk All.The·Time! ' ' COMPLETE ellliDm . E. Kingery. Plumbing fa ........ 8TANDAIID I"UlaNN 6 BI!ATING, Ill ftH ...... fWIII. ... . 4'46·4500 . ............. Pril*s Are . .nt Up Pl!lfillllj a. Bt ... :110 4lb Aft., . . . . . .,II ...,_.,_~--'.'!""'.-. ,., For Site NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUAmRS male pupPJ I ...U.. AKC :egiltered, WID lltlb 11J11ie. one beauUful lntelllpnt lmnler. lllre bu beneh ii1t1 obedIence cllamplobddp, Pb. f4f. 4111, llt-1 ltll5 1 T. GMC 11182 " 'I', Dodge Pickup WHIRLPOOL relrlpnlllt, No. 111M Zlil T, GMC 1 eaod!Unn. Call or 1ee Don 1162 2" T. Cbev. G. Smith, VInton Sll lnl. 1951 " T, GMC plelwp 118-3 111M 2 T. Inlematlonal Iilo " T. Dodge pickup ·-~-TIMO'I'llY hay lor ule, ._, de. IIISII 1\it T. Dodge truek Uver. Pb, . - . 1•12 IIIII I T. j:bn, 19114 1\it T. Ford SALLY'S IJt.IRWJ coming, Site 19511 2 T. Int. Tractor didn't lluster - eleaDed tbe 1!1811 ~~ T. Cbev. pickup carpels wllb mue l..ultn.llent l9IIS I T. GMC e~ee~r~c s~~ampooer et. rmn1110 IT. GMC 181-8 1 Minneapolis Moline Power .... Rarchrare Co. wllb >4 rooma IIIII bath at 1110 Second ·Ave, $Iii per ~ ATTENTION :. ·-. :~- ·· . 23rd Annual North-South High School };· ,~·· All-StaFTiU EndS -In 12-12 Iiet:ldiOcl . GAU.IPOIJS- Tl>lrsdly eveniqJ on Mmnorlal Field tile Pom' I. QUARRY HOSPITALIZED . BELLFLOWER, caur. (UP!) _ HOIV)'1r8ii!lt Jerry ~arry irw enter Sorra Memorial 11oap1ta1 In am V.UO)', Colli., · ·!lmtky night for treatmant of 1 Cracked vertebrae IIU!fored dur- 1Da while wrelllllnl !lith hie bnllher a few IIIOIIIho 1180· 'l'be Injury 1w tor<ad ~rry to call o11 hia schedulad !lgbt League Reds ltlPOd their record to 7-8 by defeaUng the Dodgers by an 8-2 count. The Reda were paced by big ftrst baseman, Bruce Smith, who In IDur trips to the plate, col· lected lour hit&, three or them doubles, and batted In four big runs. The Reda marked one run In the Drst Inning, three ln the third, and lour more ln the alxth. The Dodgers scored both olthoir runs ln the tq> of the third ,.,.. nlng on a double by Ron Smith, a triple by Pete Neal, and a flelders choice by Chuck Perrnod. The winners coUected elgbt runs on eight hlts and left six wt.th George CbUYalo at Madls- men on bue whlle the Dodgers .., Stpare Garden Sept. 26. had two runs on four hill and atranded three base runners. Besldeo Smith, other Reds hitters were Dave Burnett 2.-3, a doW)le S1UP SCRAPPED BIIEST, France (UPI)...Onco and triple, and el!Wios by Jim the prldo of the Froncll lloot, Stei-k and Don Kleoll~~t~o Per· the batlleahlp Rlcheillll hal roud, R. Smith, Neal, and Howsold for scrap to ID Ilallan ard TaYlor gvt the Dndgero lour llrm. 'l'be FridiJ hits, Taylor and Perroud ptU111 llld the ahlp would 1-• tor olQilee. Wlnnlng hurler, Rlck IIIJ1lalo IIIII Jllaltll. In sevtn tl'l'dnga of work pve FLOODS KILL 150 up lour runs oo tour hila, Wlik· NEW DELHI (UP!)- Flood- ed one and atrucl< out oeven. watera !ram riven In Nepal and For the 1088ra, John "Poe .,_,., India have killed 150 Woe" Davis worked nve and ,.....,. IIIIo week. olllclala add two-thlrda lmlnp, gave up aU "*f, Moo...., ralna were elgbt nu11 nn eight hU., walkblamed far the !londlnJr. ed fl .., and flvo. Dlvll II'" way to Hoi G<rinn wlth two ScleDtlab aoy there are · OOt In theo!Jih. more lbaD two mllllon carbnn GGrdoll pltchad to two batters, compoundl, or about 1~ walhed one, and !oreed the other timet tbe number formed by Ill olber o1em11111 comblaell, batter to pop up to third baoe. ..,_.,.,.eat CANTON (UP!) - TOIII Clmpana of Kent Roosevelt waa tbe scoring threat the North had 111 It Ued tile Sootb In the 23rd 1J>o null Oblo Hlgb SChool AU-star !ootball game 12-12 here Friday. Clmplno acored both touch- downs for tile North. Tho Drot score came in the •nliii perlnd when he took a punt return touched down tile slcleUneo. The soeond 'I'D Cllllo wltll 5:56 left ln the gune when he ran a trap play .., the middle !rom 18 yarda out. Hla blgll ocbool teammate, stan White, ~ed on both kick attent>t1• The 16,500 grid fan& saw the South 1core both their 100ch- Aho Junior Singles Champ Tannehill Captures Men's Open Singles LANSING, loiiC!~ - (ftleclal) - Slxteel year-dd John Tamohlll of Middleport. Oblo, ..... tlnued hio dri'" here laot week to earn a place on the U.S. men'• team ln the 1969 World Table Tennis TounanlenUnGer.many when he won the men's ~ en olngle1 h6re by defoatl111 U S. No. 2 . . - Dell SWW'Is, 22, of Grand RI!Jido In a _ . locular nr.J match. · The Rebelo scored ~pin ~n With 4:21lo!t, Zanesville full· MoUJ tooled live JJN• 1x1 111Ut back Dove Lowe dove over fran oDd Rlch CIAlel of Dover wllo the 2 after quarterback J o h • went, over from 1118 5. Tho fllllo lolotll of ColumbUs WattMoon aet nina o~teq~t tor the optra point It UP with I key tJdni.40Wn pall tailed. !r0111 1118 North 19 to loll and Bolh teoma elded the eYOIIliW Dive Fore1ter of Haml1tm Ba- plnlll!l an ~ 108 yll'da din. The extra point paaa play on the pou1111. Tho North pick_rau __ed.:.::__ _._ _ _ _ _ ed .., 67 yll'da Ill ·tbe air to 65 tor the South. WANTS MJLWAUKEE Tho North led In tbeOI"IIIo<lown WASHINGTON (UP1) - Rep. ~. 11·10. IIOnrJ F. 11<Uo1, D-Wia., bas Tho Uneoocre: 10111 a telegram to baMI>all Norii.. •••• , .s 0 0 6-12 Commlaolon Wwtam Eekort South ••••••• o 12 o 0-12 llllltllotlllll thll Mllwaukee ba ' ScoliJw: pveu a Natloaal LeaiiJ8 fnllcb- No _ ~ 62 punt rewm lao In place of Mldrlll. kick l'alled "MliWIIIbe II nadJ to So - Lowe 2 filii Pill lalled reaume 'Ita rltlllltu1 place u a So _ c.ppa~ 50 pall fran maJor 1._ ellf llt 1H8," Mo11J. Run lalled . Reuaa aald, addllll that It No _ c:.uweae 18 run kid - " " Moalroal waa IIDII>le wide . 1x1 pll up the lllletlllfl' IIIGIIOJ A _ 16,500 eat. for Ita !rlnch!IO. on his own 38 and raced .,. downa In the seeo..i·perlod. Tannehlll also won the Junior ai!Wiee. He Ia the nation's loP r a player under 18 yean old and holdo the Clnldlan 17 and Under tltlo. FOlD' playora wll1 make up the u.s. team for 1969. The1 wll1 ba IIIUIIed ln Novembar at the U, S. Telm Cblllq)lonah!pa In which Tannehill will nn the Oblo 111111. HelaOhio'amen'o Huntllll and Flshllll Licenses and ~' periDIIs may be secnd at the folloWiill 'mlr. . lllder the $110niorshllf Of file .Mills ~OWdJ f.lsh and - . ... . · ,.,·n ....:~'::--·As . '•l '.. . ·: , ; :,_~/ J.:. ' •.. .. )~·! .. r,.r,w~o,r . '· ( 'ij, . , ' . i,• -··· n'! (~ ' llddiii!O!t Pomerol Da•l ..w..... t••• c.. •; . II ~ .., . . ' tii.R Flreolelie Sloro ''. " ' LOlli BB .. ' r . . . ·~· : ,. ·' Wlth3Acres 4MIIes0ut ELING, Cnnm B4llM . ROlli TAD A LOOK AT THIS. ft' JMCLVD»> 1~ IIA'IHS 'WI'I'B W" TO W CAUWI'I'CO. llODIItN , &I'I'OB&H. J"ULL . JJAaadNT, I No~Peyment U.S. Rt. 35 '!'I!'IIJ I. OMW or A laND .AND Wit 'l'IIINK IT Will.. DU. TO Till: rtft8'l' FA.IID..Y 'I'BAT LOOBI AT l'f, rrt1 I BmROO!d, J'OLL BARKDft, O.UAOZ AND 18 LOCATI!D ON A PLAT 'MI ACRE LO'I' I 111. OUT. D' YOU QtJAI.In 10 WILL Gl:'l' 'IOU '1'1111 rtHANCJ!HO. Ceth~ral Ceiling llir Oily $14 500 ·..... 10 " V'IIAY, PLBAIA!IT KODDN' I 'B'IIJIIOOII IIOJOC wrnt LA'BO& lttroiiKit, CDA· MIC BATH, R'.W. J'I.A)OlUI, CAJt. P01tl' AND A NTCI! n.AT tM. 1B WJLL Ha.P YOU wrrB Till: -· - TERMITE mrr CONTIIOL llul Estate For Stle __: FREE lntpeellon. ea1l 4tUI!I 5 ROOM boule wllb IIIIth, !all Merrill O'DeD, Operator for · · basement on BaJaviDe.J'Wier !ltermllal Termite ~ RA1. Ph.' MJ-1114. 1... 10 Belmont Dr. , u H 3 Bed room ome Owner W1nts Trlde WOULD caqmg AtrY out Ol" TOWN PBOP. WlTB 111AJ,L Acai:AOJ: <a 81fALL FAlla', WILL PAY DIJ'I'DDfCI II' IQICISIAJIY, Rwl Estllte For Sele Rwl ht1te For 51Je BAIRD REALTY CO. O.D. pARSON5 HERE's .UGI!. Building Lot , '.""'· ·r ·. 'ISdiO UYr with city water nat. ural gu, located near ..;,., uS Sttr~ S,,l, W~d Croai . I ARNOLD SERVICE ST~"{~ON, RTE. l3 .. .·, ' ,. "' · 8TOIIM 000111! 'a: WINDOII8 A'imlJtCI, carports, i'allllip / Lowe llnJIIIei'J Palnll Wallpaper, .Picture J'ramiDc MIIUJNEAVX DEOOIIATING 8lace tall -.. 'l1drll Aveaue, Galllpalll cl..., SUPER llufl, aure nuf. '!'bat's Blue r..unr. ruca and uphcbllry. Rent eleelrle ._._ St. Cenlril SUp. piJ 011. 1IU rw - LOCATION. Ll!'l' BI!LP YOU llllb Pltone I4UIII 14 1m .8 ,....,. · ll.o11 Welllerllolt, Ph. tit att Robert L. Baird, Ph. tit a RT. 160 ONLY 11115 A'!'~ Jell of the BJc. ken l"mm 81!1'0111 1roiJi N. G. lllch School. 1-J.Oibs flllle fnln.. , tage 011 Rl, Ill. Good home, bam, puture, aDo, I poacll, compare anywbore price al, lbla farm. BuY an 11115 ,..,., 1 or dJoole 1111 · ~rae~ yOU 1llllil of Ibis farm. l.et'l look Ill II today, VACAtlfiAND WE STILL bave · a few lraeta ol vacaDI land. Rt. 141 a: Rt. 110. A11o balldlnc Illes. CALL TODAY! TRYINO TO IIIJL; C4f..L elfects and equipment COIUJlstiJW In part of: w.,.. S.tur4ay, lu1ust 17th-10:00 A.M. Fnlm GaUipollo, take Route 35 welt to Houle ISO, tholl ISO to Porter, turn east on Route 554, 2 miles to 111'111 of · WENDELL ROUSIL SelliqJ farm and mov!Dr. will •Ill at Public Auctloo CllllolaUng ln part of; MACIDNERY AND EQIJII'MENT - Font 'l'raetAl< wllb front eDd Iauer, Brush HO& Oliver 88 tractqr, New Hallllll ~r 66 baler, Ford 3 point mower, aot Ford I palIIi plowo, aet Oliver plCNo oo rubber, 21h tv Fah'balia-MorH air cuq~reasor (cOIIImerelal ahop liu), 011111... ,_with liD plpe, hammer mUI, tractor cUte, mobile Door Jack, amallelec. Hobart welder, ...-ataer .,._ tema1, amalllir eompre11or, apraypalnl-,alt- will! ' ~. wrenches, water Pllft11S, hand wiDcb. truekPTO'.. 1t0el Winch cllble :;a and ll , iock hammer drill IIIII, 11111111 , lhllvea, ,greu~ ~· chainl, mlae. toola ...S .,... oiiiiW . and . (flltera, para, Clblea, etc:.) *!l'llell'fYIIqlilpo •'¥)'- - ' contraetoro AND COLLECTORS- ' UPPER RT. 7 ·"Bqaln reeord _............... ......... .. -····· ............. ........ ·---·.,.,.. ....... _..... ln t1rt st.ul/rt ~-s~t. THE f'AGAllfJNDS · ,..:.:~ GALUIPOUS Of The lcirld" ........ -........;-&;t ......,. ' .'I ' ·Terms of sale: Cash MR. A. B. SOMERVILLE, • Executor Sale by: LEMLEY AUCTION SERVICES Andrew Lemler-Auctloneer Bill'"!!' r . u.: "''"' ' ""''" pwlaqll, cupboard, loa cupboonl, ..,_ I, IMi n• :nicelt people thi1 .summer••• . ...,...•.•. ...... ,, GraveJ.y T~ctor wlth ...,., (elec. atart!JW, rol8tlller • Bolen garden tractor with culUvatar• and mcr.Mr, can sheller, 7 pc. cllnette oe~ 5 pc. dlnette oe~ 5un11a1 PI range, metal porCh glider, 2 pc.. living romn suite, 3 ,C. bedrocl:n suite, banjo, oak library table, cue bottom chair-. two 9 X 12 IJid threa 10 X 12 Wool rugs, oU bulfeL Slime antique and collector pieces here, plus mite. cookware cllahea and linen~ and other Items too numer01111 to tit- Amablry, wire expecting some . . Clllltllll• 7MoUM • ft. ,.._ --~11 ·~' i 1lll chlmPion. , Nlrtll• •· • · ..a·MO'roll LODGE ... fb••Jt, w. v.. ' Jay lllloppm, Hltl1t Zul Wilton, _.ta CLO$E-OUJ· ITH ON PAGE l!l TERMITE lo PF8r CON1'ROL RIWJI'Illl FAIN Extermination Co. WbeeJ. Farm, VBiap, Cit)' Pl'lropa-IYIJ eraburg, Oblo. Pb. 574-t112. 2IW l'tiOie t4MIII ~ milt Fldotr. Says Move 'E• Out! Buy Now While Selection Is Good! We Haft Received 011 l.a$1 Shlpn~~~nt ... SO HURRY IN! MORE CLASsiFIEDS '· day or nlgbt, Rlo Grande, Oblo. Ph. 245-a. U-11 ' 21-1968 BUICKS enll at tbe Neol Ins. lltilwq, 64 Stale st. Agenll for aeto, fire, llomecnmerl. balplta1 nnd pr.erll UabllltJ. M NATIONWIDE I!I8IJRAD AUTO, flre, life. 411 Slate k UNN1!!'l'll IITBGER'S Waldo F. Brown, W. I. WATER DEi..IVERY SERVICE Brown. 448-U.. ... Pb. 44f.0347. !17 u HOlliER HARRI'SON WATER Dellvery Servlte, ea1l Osur Beird, Reeltor Owner Anxious To Sell lntUI'IIICI ALL JOIIl' ~n~ur~n<e _., m.a roa choek wllb ,.,., Oranae ... CltJ, 0. Pb. REYNOLD'S oAwPou8 T\' 4311 Second A ACI'OIII from Poot Ollke · Phone 44U20I Your Emenon Dealer 80-tf c.u a.uAOL cxwr.tnm PAT· 10 ANil GOOD LOCATioN. WI!: NZE11 L15T1NG11 ANY FlY~ POiNTS'IIAft~ET . . .\.TE. 7 '· LEE'S PLUMBING lo REMOD- If' YOU D.at& PZACI AND QUift WI'I'H A KODIIlN NZW' a z at<ry home with PATRIOT ,...,___ balb ..... ,_. CORMER lot, 7 room remodel- llOLL 'floo8e Nlll'tet'Y tr.mpor. S uow""'om, , '""" .,., ed ......0 tatlon avaDable, reunnablo erceUenUy located In town. home, S porellel, a - car· for l!bopplng or ralel Walklnl distance to scbooJI, den, also 4 room remodelt4 workb:galsomotbm, GOOD CLEAN LUMP 8nct lltGk- !IE!GLER FUEL OIL lllove IIIII hourly, dal. , _ -•.. ~-- M·•· home. See lt tndayl er mal. Carl Wlnlel't, Rlo tank, bolda 2'15 gal. Ph. 111'1· ly or weekly nlel. Pb. 448•--. "'""""""· - us an reiiBOIIable offer. RT. 160 Grande. Phone Z!Hlll. W 7418, tat-a 4111.. IIU Four Bednlimll I ACRES, nice I room l'fiO story IIERE'S lito home for t1Je large home, al. siding, I drUied family. It bu 1" baths, bullt wells, fruit u-1, pines, y011'11 In ldtcben, eJr1101i, reo. room, UU tbe price oa 1b1a DeW llltclriUed well, It's located oo Jntl, HURRYI StatUI. t11 Chellllrf: Sbo1!1!., · - MILL CREEK ' by appointment ooly. •s ACJ\1!'8, I t'QOIIll I< bath, feD. lde1l Camp Site ced pullft for lbat J011, T~•rsday, ' tf A., aome pine trees. 'IIIIOdl, ckllled well, pond, AddliCID To aottle eotate of George W. Sclnerv!Ue located ot 81 Garloealed In llprlnglleld Twp. Tcnmshlp. Tllla may be Ill fteld A....,e, GaU!polls; wW ..U atpubliciiUCiionhcluoehold Rae(• Edoa' a Grocery New 3 Bedroom Algust lSth-1:00 P.M. ·· •,o CllldJr · ltrdenO.r•-~'' Housetrlller, 10 x so, 2 bedroom. Ph. 448-1310 or 448H. 116-6 ~ AND IIBA'IIIIO ROUTE 110 at ~ll'eetl. Pb. 448-2111. lift tf ··· AUCT Tiny' • larwal~l~ · Gl-knor• Cafo Mooroo Sta,.,. E01loa Club ...... Sor. Slatla.n Lou'~ Aahland Slatloli fUI.IO. New US x II. 10 ply nylnn tires tsS. lne. Federal <ixlt, man 111 woman, Jnonlb, I'll. ...... us.a tu, . : !lor • p.m. to 10 PJII· lbUt. ()!do VaDIJ lalllemeut Cle. PEKINUESE PtiPo lor sale. ' Good pay, ~in! 1IOddiJC I B!DROOM, bouie trailer. W• Ill Pine Sl. Pb. Hf.!UI. American Kennel rellslered. CODdltlaal, plld vacation. Ap. ter fumllbed. Call ...... 148 If Ph. SIU118, pJJ In pencm M Bob l!lv. . 1IW llt-tf steak llauae. 1814 SINGER ZlG ZiG I ROOMS AND BA'm anfur.. · !lEE OUR Slr.LECTION ol 12 • io II. mobile homea before TillS MACHINE just taken ln. RBLIAIILII: LADY llor flue. nlsbed apartmenl, adullll yOU buy. K I< K MobUe Hom· clelnlng IIIII laDUdly t days ty, Pb. 448-1519. makea button holet, daml, ta.tf es.Pl. Pleaaant. W. Va. Paul emb. Tate over paJDiellll of a week. Pb. 44f.W'I. UU or Gary Nortbup m.IOIIO. t1 per mnntb or pay ete.40. Ill-If Clll f11.31111, ta.u llRD..L . :-·· ...: 1JDII ' . New JIG'• Rotarv Cutlel't - . bEifi1T'll PWIIliiNO GORDEN Setter, pick of UttM,. ~:l;= •\"'It o f -... . I I �. . ' • t u~ 'l'llt~X'II!It•·SOfttlnot.~. ~tJt.t9;18 , ,, .. · ,. ~ ':. .. -:A''LITTLE' 'HO}$.\VO~~~ .W~tteliing; · ·,~Want;· · . · ~· ..... -..... ........... . . . ... _,.. , '•.... ,. ........ .....'"*........... ,,.· ~~· , ·,,, ~- • CM'Nit..... : '• .·: - .• · IIIF ......... ~ t 1.11. W .......=. . ueuu."" ........ , ..............,,...,.. .., .......... ~ <',111lt 'tliti:J "" ......., . : : .. IJII..... 11•11 ,., ..,. ...... \. . i,.... ........ .. , . . . . . . . 114 ........ ,....,.._ ....... c....... ,.. . " .... ,., ............... ................ ............ ..,.. ............ . . ,.,...... . . .. ..................... 1.. ...... - . . .- • 'e M. ,.... wllllln tt ,..,._ 0f11 TKAMU a ... TUAIY .,J. • ' I " . .. • t . Y16nted, , . '• • • . ,. .,, .Forttle ' , t. ' ~ •, '" . . ,.~ ' ' ,. =o::w :: . ,, -~. ' • h " "''·~sw.t:·: . =:< MAN!« MUon water and- . POODLE. P.UPPit.$ AKC TQJ- SIX ~~, -~,-...:... ~· ~,~·~· ar lleparlment, .matant auWhite and Iliad 'aiil'9lce~ Ull4 "1" , • ,......, '-""'"""' . :l'OEil; ·• 011 p;trlnte!ldelll ,lillllllll!!lblo to • 1bl. ~ 1111-3111· \ • . ~ ~ wwk. fll1l 11me a1111 ~ve 7olNOie • · ·· · • · • u:IIC .,1- · truck. See Joe y ..... or eaU •at. .·, 4rapes• and · Lelllt aiurdl. "'' -.. elfJlellnl. Phone IINI'It. . ., · ' ..... ··...;.o...o---"""!'-...!~ ~-~~ me674. 1-11-atc POOPLE PUPPIES, A1tC Toy , 8-J4Ie . .. ..,.iioiooi......,.;.; ' •' miniature. $'15 and up. Stud . II CIIEVY, "*"''I ~. ·~_.,....__....,_, .,. semce and grooming. Pboae 1Jvnt ~: viDyl tnterlor. ; 1 , ..-~-,.....-~-.,.;;;, ,., LADY TO DO bouMwort, live ln. 0:1alad 0. JIIDd1 over LI99W43. II S lfc o· • . . . . • •w••"'"' _...,.._, ""· ' ,.,;,, _.. · · • ~ Wh.eti. ~ISnmtnt 11ALD AND MWCE' berty Theatre. Phone 119U251. AKC Golden Retrlem pupplea, 1-1-tfc 1 iQou , · ;:.••,; -:::· ··. ,, ..... ft~D_!!: ~ ~ 5H Alb Sl, Middleport - w...... =~-~ ~~~,..Es-,•....,,.,..Fo-,-.$11e f.D.Ifc TERRIER PUPPIES, Ralph Pruth. Phone Muon 'IMI'I7. Ma. MODBRN I BEDIIOOM f ACRII8 ('I'U.TI vou _., ilnd many Ibis alee fur tbe lllOilOY In Melp County. Modern kitchen, fll1l basement and attached prage. l.Gcaleil . about 3 .mlle from Pomeroy lD good netshbor· hood. The Wiseman Agency, Gallipolis, Oblo. Off. ffe.M, ~ ·r.ss-..· · ·w.~:w ·· ' ~ PHONE . 992..2094 . I. '. t~ Milt. POTATOES, beana, cabbage . »31p 3 Llgltlwln MIIIHIMI ...... II. We are seeldng s J'Oilfllllllallv· ' and beets. Phone IBA.'4. ,_;___ · &LIND ADI ............. dMwe.., Mftl'o •• 1n Ibis area fur c.,_ oppor. . ctarenee Prolntt, ' Portland, WALNIJT CONSOLE with -1-' .. , · 91it Sportwlia llmlty. . Ohio. 7-'1-lfe speater llOlllld Qllem, 1OPPICI M0U u ~-Pomeroy H.,. & Autol ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dilly ~ ..... 11M .... ...... ..• •$6011 montb suarantse to 1111r1 lpeod, dual volume eolllrol • B. ...... ,_..,, o eTralnlng at Company apen11 FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, with AM II FM radio. Pay .• • Promotloll by m..-11 . ODe ~ partly fumlsbed lf c.d of lha* Jlllll $11.111 or IIIOlltl1y paf· HOSPITAL NEWS I WISH to take tills opportunity •eo per cent Income from • , dellred. 711 S. Second Ave., menta. Also, Early American lallllsbed aecoom~~. · Middleport. Can be seen by HOLZER HOSPIT At. -VIsitto thank my woaderfu1 neighstereo radio combination. Eve. 44&-3'iil, f(l - Our repeeentatlves are · bapPJ eppolntmenl after 5 p.m. Et, hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parenls bon, friendS and relative$ for Beautiful solid state UDlt -wllb 8-f«e they earn aallafaetory 1nden Walburn, pbone 11112-2105. Oll1y on P~!riCI Ward. the DliDY beautiful cards, flo. Hpeed changer. ?dab Pl1· SAVE sPACE · Al>l.oss!ONS <OmOS. You, too. bave 111 aT-t-tfc wors, candy and prayers. AI· menta olte par molllh or bat0'8Jtllll)l AND CROW Mra. 'lbeodore R. VanCooney, so the ones who helped at the cepllona1 opporlon1ly to asllbIDCle ol $101.11. Call 1111-3211. RIW.TY COMPANY NO. 6. STOKER COAL at IarRt. 4 Pomeroy; Tammy A. FraMOTH PROOFJNG lime of my aocldenl Special llsh an Income for Ole. 1-Ntc AlloiOIII' NEW - s bedroom mer (llnloll Coal Co. Upple, zier, Rt. 1 PIII\Y, W · . Va.; Mrs. home, paneling, alone fire!banks to White's Ambulance For confldeullal Interview call located 5 mUes east <If Weill.Johnnle It Nash, Middleport; AIC CLEANERS aervlco, Dr. Lulz and the St. place, IDe, wall to wall ear- Paul M. Clifford, 1096 Sunset Sat. Aug. 10 or lon. Phone 384-3787 Wellston SINGER ZIG ZAG lOWing maMasao. W. Va. ' . Joseph !Wspital Stall. God cblne, neecls ... C8Dll. :All . pel, l1r condltlonlng, loll ol Dr.; Bert McAbee, We$1 COlumMon. Aug. 12 for Information. Wal~ Coal pres~nts Bless you all. built-In fealt:rel. Makes butbuill lnl, garage, patio, level bia. W. Va.; Mro. Glen R. Colon, '>Nichol sao. Mra. catherine·NierCompany. 7-111-!Gtc (10 to I Onlfl Bessie Laridns. ICIIhollll, monograma, fancy 1o1 IIIOJ248 clole ln. $17,8011.00 · Rt. 1 Vinton; Junea D. Taborn, man,· Mrs. WWiam 'J. Oabornt, . RON lAUTTAMUS J.11-ltp ..._._ ~- ~RAaNB - YOU'LL LOVE IT Hamdea; TborJBOI1 BurgeBI, Pt. Jameo E. Praoton, !Diant Rll>'*-'3'18 a.tlect 1-Ntc SAVE NOW on aluminum boats, Pay $5 per month or balance -4 ....., !Gil, 4 large bed- .Plouant; Mro. Richard G. El>- dolph, Mrs. MUdrecl SIIIOD, [.o. 10-U-IS-14 ft.. dean made, ~· I" batbl, s tare• eD- yart, Callottaburg, K,y.; Thoma& thot J. Sllllleton(EJpiJoecl), F'qd Notice sturdy, three rail botloma. clue, $43.SI. Call llft.l2ll. 8-J41e ciDied porcbeil, plenty clolet L • Jones, 28 Enna Heights; Stover, DaM¥ G. Voda!'Woocl. ' Fot-Le. . 118RVATIONS fur the chickOne mUe off Rt. 33, on Kingsapace aD ower. A Ileal al Chauncy E. Harilson, 147 Gor· Mra. Roger WWiama, l!(ra. E. on borbeque dinner on Sun- M & G FOOD MARKET, Rl. 7. bury Road. 7-17-30tc flO,IIIO.OO field Ave.; Let:lllrd H. McPeak, Louise Barcua, Ralph M. SlawGUN, pump, 8-7-«p A.M~ dar. Aqust 18 for the Lead- Middleport. Fll1INI8BiiD APAil'lliEN'I' Jackson; Harold J, Bllllll, West 1961 NEWPORT Chrysler, -1Model Z5, IJ.puge, 2ft cbam- . Ing er.et C.mservancy DlsColumbia, W. Va.; John C. LewDoor, good rubber, good ber, 11111 choke. Pbooe ll9l-- · JI'OR RBNT, lrtct will oe accepted all 11011 For Rent HENRY ClU!:Lo\ND Is, Rt. I Northltl; Mra. Cheater week. Serving will be from 11 TRAILER SPACE, all utllltles llhape. 1\larlon Reynolda, Ma- . 1'/M. 1-Ntp Olihe III.W F. WUJlams, Rt. 60 Lowell; Guy a.m. to 6 p.m. Mall to: Leadaon. Phone 771-1147. 7-Zl-tfe already available. See or call T. Ctrleton, Rl3PomeriJl;Mrs. 1955 CHEVY plc:kUp, J.plf llrIng Creek Conservancy DlsROUND WOOD .. Ira lleegle, Racine, OblO, George B. French, Rl 1; Ctrl ea, 1-foot bed, C ·cylinder, lrtct, Box %11, Rutland, Ohio, BEANS, KErmJCKY Wonder: IHI-4352. 8Nie W. Gerlach•. Pt. 1 Pleasant; Mrs. ALL SPECIES slalldard, $150; lJIIO Chevrowitb $1.25 and return addreso. Piell: your own, bring coaEdgar A. Prid<1y, Rt. 1 Rutland; let Biscayne, Uoor sedan, 2113 Maxi••• Dlam- 10 ln. talner. ,, bu&bel. Andrew PIJme 70-1112Z. 8-11-llc FURNISHED Ove rooms an d Jerry X. Wllera, Rl 2 Vlmon; cubic Inch, standard shift, exCrua, all mllea above RaMra. Clora F. Rawll<wa, p..,._ ' Minimum Dlametor 2 ln. batb, M & G Markel, Rt. 7, Keeping Meigs callent rt1lllllng CGildlllon, $125. THE KUT 'N KURL Beauty Minim.,. Loftlth 4 IHt cine on Rt. 338. Pllone 247roy, Middleport. 8-7-4tp Come oae. Two mUes oil Rt. Shop, E1ma Ruasell, o1IDII', ZII5Z. 74-tfc BIRTHS Z48 oo Baahan Road. Robert GEO. 1101181ErtEB, Brebr will be closed Auguat 12 to Mrs. Paul M. Sklclmore, Gol• S!NGLES and furnished and 1111- · Lute. B-1-31p 8YRADV8E, aroom ldck, bath, llpolls, ,.., 5:49a.m. saturday. Mason Auaust 10. 8-9-3le lurnlsbed apartmenta, Phone S ROOMS and bath on nice lol llorm doon, wtudowl, loread DISCHARGES 111W26'1. &+121c on Rt. 33. Call IIZ-IiiiOI. air beat, s level loll. · BAIIR'S BACK HOE and dow Mrs. Elvie• •Barcus, Edword 7*-tle 11161 MERCURY Cougar, low DELIVERED TO ' " POMEROY - 5 l'llOI!ll, bath, S. Cotfey, Mrs. Douglas M. crabmUeage; Pbone Mt-JIOI. IIOI"Yice: waterline, s e p t l c PLENTY of space for one trail,U-Jic level lot near alorell. lanks, leach beds and base- . .er with all facllllles. In Syra- THREE-YEAR-OLD SADDLE tree, WUJlam R. Dean, PhU!p OHIO PALLET U ACRES Large 7 rooms, menta. a.ester, Ohio. Call cuse. Call 992-3904. 4-IJ.tfc F. Dye, TurleY V. George, Allie bone. a 1ncb mare; also' 992-2iet bath, cellar, barn, well, ell- C. Hlal~. Mra. Plua EuHenry Babr, IIIIHI88, or Jqer truck camper, like new. Phone RATS, MICE gone forever. 'Gel • POMEROY, OHIO tern. Minerals. Babr 98HI68. nap nJRNISIIED and un!urnlshed 742-li865. gene ~e. Gaorge H. Kemod,y, Star," z" lb. $1.68. Safe, aure l-7.ctp Monroe, Joey suaranleed. SUgar Run M111, R£11!N or VIRGIL TEAFOIID Mra. Martba aparbnen!B. Close to school. FIIENCIDE'S Trading POII11011 Phone !192-504. Ebmbacb Hclwe., PlckeDS 10-IJ.IIe liNH CHEVROLET, 4-door, J. A!SOCIATEII ·SYRACIJIIB open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. »3tp cyllnd..- automatic. Phone Hdwe. ... LJ' wWdays. Used clothing and TRAILER SPACE, all ullllllea ea.u af~ ' p.m. 1-7-tlp -~ ,. 111110 JI'ORD, 1t-1M ptetup truck, m~ Items. Eagle . . available. Inquire 156 Mulber' RJdSe; turn right Ill Memor1'1' after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. 20-ACRE farm In Cbllller Town-- good condition. Phone lla-1:!55, luslness Servlcls Ial Ganlells onto Com!IY Road New Haven, W. Va. J.6«p RADIO AND TV REPAIR, boule sblp oo new water system, 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-2!1-tfc 31, and drive out two miles. Uve rooma and bath wIt b calla, llllleJma, aa1e and IDB-6-6tc FIIRNISIIED GARAGE apart. ' outblllldlngs, or wU1 sail 18" TWO ELECTRIC SAWS. two reatallallon. Jobn Harrison, 701 corders, one movie camera, acres separate, with Dkle ment on I.Jncoln Hlll. UWltles Broadway st., Mld4Jeport, WJIJ. DO oewlng Ill home bulldlnl alte; a-acres farm- I1Cbt bar, acreen. one auto- phone tm-25ZZ. paid; adults Clllly. Phone 119l-7-14-tfc ·. lippers. ' pockets, pegging. MIII, matic 22 rUle, phone 992-5051. 8-IHfc in~ grouDd wltb pood, and e ..... i .... ; hemming. allerallons, ete. 1-11-atc ELECI'ROLIJX SALES and 101'· newly leuced. See James Hol.. Mrs. rr.dclle Thabet. Muon, FIVE ROOM lumllbed bo1180, lon, Sr., one mUe eut of Five vlco: Sweepers, rug wuben , . . Phone '1'13-WI. HO-lle IF YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THE BIG CLEARANCE SALES H l N DAY-OW ..ataM1 bath, In l'omeroy. Mrs. BowPoints on Rt. 7, or piHlne 1111and polishers. Genuine parts. Lechom puUell, botb Door or ard Cecll, 11110 w. Main St., 500'1. J.7-7tl: WAIT NO LONGER •.. SEE SOME OF THESE LIKE NEI CARS! Call 19U/10. e-ts-t~c . ' HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Spr!Dgl Pomeroy. cage gruwn, available. Poul7-M -Ue ·N1ll! Club, 5 to I p.m. Mootry boullng and automation. ROOK boule and lnl, c. c. JIIWIJI'OBD ' .dar tbru Frklay. Ladles night MEN'S APARTMENTS, 1'001111 SEVEN Modern Poultry' BoJ: ... Naylors Run Rll1. Rl. 2, good AUCI10NEER · · · · -. . · · · · -. . -IJilll . . . . . . . . . ·e¥el'J Friday. U-lfc 18; 42 Soutb 'l1llrd, Mlddleporl drD1ed wen, phone 111-sm. • Albeoa, OblO, Pbone 511.1-7111. c.mplete aeme. J.ll-llc &+12tc ' 8-J.ttp NPIV OPEN from 10 A.M. to 10 Lmr mlleage car Uled b.r COIIlPIIQ' ollldiL New .., IIIII!, 327 ...-, turllo lo'cinalltlc. Clllt ill adlerd P.M. the S&W Drive In om ......, OMt JI'ORD FERGIJSOII TRACTOR ROOM HOUSE, bath, Ill- · 825 U whit. wall Ilea, -•• ateertDr; 1'11110 ud lDIII)' Giller doluu the by-pass Rt. 7. 8oft Joe TRAILER, Brown' Trailer FOUR complete wltb llde mounted fealurea. Booutlful white llnlalt -wllb turqoolae ~. • Ira lol Un!Ga Ave., Pllmeroy. I I tie Park, 14lnenY111e. Phone cream, good lood, opeclall on • ·~ ' mower, ooe ol Mel&l <lOUilty'l Phone 112-m!. 8-J.I2tp • U-811: • ..MOilday and 'llluraday. IIDesl, rear lllOUDied thfee. AIR CONDl.TrONING !WrlgerI-WOte 10 X 50 TRAILER, extra nice. !IMI8 EARLY AmorlcaD lla'eO: polnl plat!ml, lbre&-polnt aUoo service. Jack'a Refr!c. . COME hlteh, ll'clrcl buzz aaw, Pard Mulls pre&md; Ill Locust ntiiJII, New Ha•eu. boDe This HI lw AM II FM radio, Wentecl To Buy power tabolf pully, varloul . . . 4-<lpeod automatic r e c o r d 11114'111. ' • lfc Sl., Mldclleport. Phone ANTIQUES. lurnlture, dllllet. ua. ...ap challger, JoveiJ llnlsb. Just olber Items lor Ford tnelo!'. 63 Volkswqan • • -$1195 62 Clllvrolet • • • -11095 mloceHa_,,_ Mn. Howard Allo apprOIImalely 'IS good READY - MIX concNII dell9llke new. TaU 11'/er paymenta 66 CHEVELLE - -$1995 Locl!b' ·owaod, liM ~. Cedi, 1111 W. 1\l!ln St., Pomo- NEWLY DEOORATED, ~ ll ~ ~· V8 lllll:-.iu. . large 1oeult JIOIII. lb: b12 ll!lll rfchl to JOIB' prOJect. . of • per month or pay $11.11. WoolH. T,, local!OWIWr,low car. Good !INto .~ 'lillY! flu llllel, etcbt 1J z IS llu P'ut IIlii 1111- Free tlll!,'01· 14-lfc ~c ed lqllrlmellt. Adulta and reTry It bl your home. Pbolle mUcar, belae I1Dlah wljh IDterlol-. Iliad< fiDIIb. biiO. u-, approxlmalaly 3& foot fmaee. 114" Mulberry, Pb. . 1112-2138. malel. Phone llli2-S284, Ooef. U-«c and .......... ~ ~...1{:, matdd<w bllerlor, like ANTIQUES: Lady Wanta I or ol DeW I lncb clay .._ pipe, leln 1leadJ - Mix Co., Middle--8-J.Ue !1161 MODERN Bleleo. Lovely add wbV'I bli.rtar, bolei!M ber own borne. Can use al t - · VB, auto. tnaa., P.S., electric ill pllon LaWIOil bot part, OldG. I 10 lfe . ··~- radio and beater. WHICH OF · T HESI! fiMif . ldDds ll fumlture, cbh-Ja, TWO ROOMS, bath, lumlabed water beater Uled two montbl, walnat modern oonsole with 11111.11. • J)luware. Call Athelll OS1117 Dodge plctup In good BUDGET PlUC! ftmdtan Cll apartmont, releleDCOI. 128 big 4-apeod automalk: record 1111. 8-J.121c oar tb1rd floor blJdiet lbop. Mulberry, l'llolle . . . . changer. 'l1lls lw AM-FM racondllloo, 12 lneb bar dl8ln aaw complete -wllb sharBoker Fumlture, Mld4llport. 1-1-tfc 66 CHEVELLE • ·$2095 HAVE YOU II!EM LOOK· dio. Take over paymenlll ol pener. Numeroul olber lleml te.c per month or pay balFor or Trlde Oldo. ' a tre lNG FOR? lor lbe farmer. See Gonlolr 8S 396 H.T, C<qle, 4 1110011 ance of $111.22. Phone IIMI3t 1117 MUSTANG, 1-qllnder, s- '!'RAILER WI'S. Bob'l MGbl1t H. Caldwall, ·~ Plalnl SEWING MACHINES, . , . U«c 51 Chevy 4 Door $195 ll*d, 1111 Cl>evrolet Caij'ice, Court, !l}'ncuae, Ohio on Slate or ean CGolvllle ...,_. after Rrvlee all llllbl, WY 1- tru.., Pottttatlon. Wlde 0¥11 59 automalk:, powet lleerlng and Rl !Jf, Pbone Buick tlrea, red IJQrlor. Whit. a... f p.m. l-11-31o! IDI. fabric tlboP, J'otD. J.ll-lfe SINGER Ztc Zag: ,.. MIM braka, llnanc:lng available, 58 Cadillac 1 - Dnm~ eroy. Aatborlzed Slapr Sllel just IUen In; mabl buttoolah. Badlo IIIII beeler. Bell plloae IliUM! after 5 pbone and Service. We Slwpeu boles, dal1ll, emb. TaU over SIX ROOM HOOSE, It acrw, IIU711. 7-11-lk 62 conalf 4 Dolir pertormance. 1-&t-tfe tine miles from Pomeroy Cll sa-.. payments ·of par montb or '6' Pomeroy-Rutland llDad. can pay $4t.40. Call - Help Wented IIU'Il4. 1-11-::tp CIOARE'M'E vtlldlng maclliNI 62Cadlllacspeelal $999 p~: FVIINISBED TWO BEDROOM lute WAlTRESS AND car IIOill. Apand ~A1IC Enterprlll,t. APARTMENT, Mlddleporl, plJ In penon, Crow'• Steak H. T. _., iiOOd ~ wallll••ll!lllt•l·-··-·· pboDe IIBal'/4. 1-f-Uc .1868 APACHE Pa!COD camplnc BOAT, IJ.foot LOileatar llbei; ¥alan, W. Va. ~ . ' lfouoe. B-7-«c llrea, 8in -~er lqulpmott 62 ChevJOIIt • ·~.• ,· trailer, call 1111-2101 or • llaH. wilb cabin, aleepl two, ;. . WUlle Guinther alter 4:111 p. 1117 A-IIIII bom, Cryaler,-. PRACTICAL nMae lo care lor · for ~ ~, m. 1-7-«c troll complete, Newly rellulnsurence IGuil' elderly lady recuperallnC from · CANNING TOMATOES, fl.25 wiDiowa, lliotleoi ~ar~Gr, I . !1- · o\U'I'OMOBILE lnl,l ll'- . . lsbed. llocted ln Pomeror. lllllpltal. can Leah Clay- boabel. Brln8 cootalnen. Cor.IWI. eaiiCIIledf Loot Jlllll' ·Cij!ID&-~-~· bane IIUIO. ~ l1dlne Cleland, Racine, J.S-tfc RAY, S'M\AW and oota. l'llooe - - Call IIHI20 .,. - or'l tlc:aef Call ....... New Hloeu llli-=7. 1-11-llp -Uelc , • u.tre Wented to Rent THE PROVEN carpet cleaoer, YOilNQ couple wants Ulllui'l:· • Blvo Lullre, II easy on the Help Wentecl llbed '-e or ~ by boJdael. Restores forgotten ~ A;om... Un. Rent electric lhampooer -.-• 15, call . . .. .. u-~J.741c ...................... W«c • ...... fW • ..,_ MII'IM.... 11. Sales Opportunity ~~-~ IDI~IU'I --;;,...,;.;;,;;;,;;;;;---;ijl · ·' . · WHAi THI! VIEAI<l!ll: 9!X . Ie. •· · Location: Rt. 141 ' SchwarDI Electric Coal sto..,, . 4 cool hlllera, kllcbea table and ch~Ji-, diDIJia room sUite, 11-.loir room &IIIIa, 21 bedroom aulles, metal bed. ,2 .~~DUque choou, anilrp dock, IIX!que l1our cheat. Tahleo and lln1>a. Odd and ends too llllllerooa to mentloi1. 'Hoc~-- . WMPO. .FIEISTOIAGE . ' lOCAL REPORTS Weekly .Guide To Better .TV Viewing D~LY Af . 7;SO 12 NOON J p.,M;. 'AND .. WANTED'I .......... r, .... ·- . u a ~,a.nh umewon~ \ I J:H a 9:30 ""' '"" I bp Judpnent I CMdld Cu:len 7!00 n I • IJnrlll.ti.DMl Golr 1'wfllatlt Zone 'I """""""' IIUibW111 7:10 \ 3 Wilt DllfltJ' liio.GalLBII ~ .... 3 Huntle)oo8r1~ Rf&lort u:oo ~ l'triOnllill I Anlb' oli&Qbel'tl' 8 Wallar Crcllldte 7:00 ~ ~ck .""" """"""''"" .,..,. ...... .. _""' 3 Showt .. M 'Ill '"" ~ _,. CaiVII . iN..a , li ' Mimi " lbll , 11 IIMI IIIII At'lntr1 ' • MoVIi "· 1:110 I llllld 0., Newt Picture . n:::t . Sale 6J. Rainbl• llld-.- . . . ,.__ __..__ GOlDEN EAGLE 'l'liaEI OB four bedraom llomo. 'I'RAJLER, uceUent aa.t 1llcale before ·ICbool be_.. Pboae M-6102. J.6111c: ' · For II' err Rent 'I'WO BtDROOif borne, bath, all Olinvenloncel, II Cave St., ?eetay. Pbone Robert Eut·. (~ .e Ill jjlt, or Cllllfor . 'II• ·, ., Ultp Bee JGhD lhle, Rt. I, an. • p.m. WANI'I» UDLEPolr ' CONTAcr ,FAY£ tWUY 0. a Lilt'• MaD A Dial CBS lkllont u. 11:20 ·-- Nun u 3 Ml&btor Kbwlo-. u .. ... ."""'' a PtUicoet J.-t~aa 11 Holb'w«Jd PaJICI , ·~" Amerken BandBWid Que~ 10:30 13 ll: ill 3 ..... u I lbad Runner 13 ~'68 w-....-Ntw• '-· ~00 ,t,; .......u 13 Projec1 IS .-· 83 l.oM Ranpr """"' 1:30 ' ....... Kartoon 11;00 ...... Hoeln'• Herw• 9:10 hOO .10\l!,YBl. . . lhM ... '8 ........ aiJThr• ~ ~~ u:ao ... I Tbe Prlallr. 1:t 1tae Dldllc ,.,...,._ ·. ~fm ' 12;00 Coal llcCool .uu..;,- 7>10 5on• • lJ lawnot"l wIlk 11~ 1s Tht BMtlal 83 ,.. .... U Till NelllJ'wed Gunt l A1a'n All 8 Slpenwll. Aqubn.q lJ GeDrp ol t111 Jlq)e -"'"" ·-- 11 IJiatlJIII[ Glml o1 Earth I M;aby Dick A ~ 11:30 u cemer 11:00 3 Blnlman. 7 Gallq Tt1D Ntllll .. W..U.er, !il!UU 1.1 :20 8 Movie ~eor• ' l.;.,;:;.;:;;.;::::.; T 13 Journey 10 U .. .... ,_.....,. ::t The 8 I.Qw Is I "'181lCJoAd Tlllrw I Mt"lt 11::10 11 Newbwed Gull • • Jo:oe 3 ~~ al Oltr l.IYM 8 l.oYII II 1 !tlltrdnd Thllll ''" J PoJUrW....- ..... 3 Goldlfiaers U Man Ill • Sul.tclie ~ New1 1 Ntw• Ttmli ........ 9: ~ 3 Dncnel 13 Pt¥utn4PIIce t:» I:JIJ ·~­ 13 far Amlr1WII 13 Thl Fwultk Four 10!00 l Fllntltofttl 11:00 a ...,....., 13 That Girl ts It'• Happen~.rw •• .... ,,_,.,... 1&311 8 AI tht World Turn& 11:00 3 NIWI1 WM!hlr. ~ I CIPIW Nn1 Clntral ~ Wlllther I ~· :1 Llt't llD.t A D11l 8 AI 11'11 Work! Tural U lt'tHIIWI~ 2:119 :1 ~•olOUr Uftl 11:11 CbW•~ 11:Ju 8 MJvlt ll:fij Kami val ' '"" n .. li GWrollloool'!' . ' .....: - 13, ~ Owlr tilt PlaiDI.. - Raaltalpll ~ Fn1Parillr ll:ZO - I. "It SII:IWlt Wllh t :ot - ·i_' _ .II--··"" ·-... ... ·-- . ·<*ui !!oft-. I ... ~. ,..,.,.,...__ . ..... . ................ ......... .. ·---· • t.atta.-, I ·Newaftnln II lllhOrtlln 9:00 - 13. "A New KIDI • ~l·lirllllll:r I ........ Croll(dg - .... Ull" - ..... _ a.ort • · ·liu'l'nk I _QII!!Iir ,.. .. ~·. oe· s.-woodwanl IlliG - &. "Tbl Baci:)Q. .... - r.t.. I?J&. M:a. . I n.nllwtlla, Clllrln~ 11:20 - 8, "DIHrtllUTior'' - Ricarda ........., •• WEDNESDAY J ......... 1J ~ A'fl:ftiWI E.." - 'JtJ!S)AY IS fc' Wiill:w~ 1. .. Motm.n u Tnelrlor OIDiecpar:ea . " !l!ii"iOi!lllo- .' """- 8:30 - 3, "SIIntop 'I'nl*" - G&lJ' Cocpr, IJWricl ... ...... Dark...._• . ......."'""" ··u TNiho#c.•.,,.... ~ldo PI~, "" ll:SO - 8, "Cltq,atrt'a Da~tJhter" - Dtbre Pqet, a,,.......,_. Mr. CU1IIIII ~~ ·~· SQ' .... Jll st.u AJJ.. ~' ~'I L-to ·-.... I 1:00 - ........ 3 lllatd!Qame I l'qiCOI"'I 'l"MMItre l l 8&1.. Am~~ Mild! GIDie Nlwt~ 11:15 - 3, "Where the Sid• wllll EDda" - Glae Tier- 13 Onl Llll to Uve ll OMil.. toUW 1 7:110 - .... 13, "A ea.. ot u. bal." - Vu Heflin, UO)'d o.raJ HoiPltal 3 Yw ..........."""" . . . "-..=-- t:oo - ............... ~ 3 YO)I ...tSQ' I ~· 3 Almlller World I 'nJ Tell thl TMI! · J All:lthll' World 8 to Tell tbl Ttllb , .. l::t F~lrw ># .. .._..._ 3 call........ 3 ~ Pnlldlet ' lronlldu ' II Bewitched 2:(11) 1:30 1be S9 Chev. 2or. n 1~ 8 ''" N,Y,P.O. u . llwadtrl 8 Jaclcie Obllrwar !ft)Jt ~~ IJream lloUII Sale ee JIIOP6l"d)u,.,.. of LUe l J BnltcMd l 3 10:00 'SPECIALS -..1. 8 Dick Van 0,1\11 12:00 8 Good Momlrc World 8 . w-. II !tlldarman 8 13 Joey Bi•h:IJ ..·. 3 !irwirw caravl. G r.ne Wlddot:~ '"' ~re 3 Ptraonllluo •. •\nib" Qi MQ'blm U l ':IO 1 Wrudllll. 13 a Btmb RWbUUu U Dick Clvett 11:00 12:15 GIHnc u,hl 1:00 Mid ' - New• Pklun J~eklt Obl!tW'r lilolfl ~ .... HeM~" "" J ""' . . ''"' ' . 5:00 3 CM I 'I'nek ,., Truth or Coaa.,.eace• · · ~~ "t~ lUlel G roj; ,, 13 Slcoad Hunchci y.,. l:oll 1 Wnltllq . 13 Wrelti.IDI: .. 8 Frii'Mrulleln Jr, l::t CUper CUtboll 13 II Tlktt l Th.ld l4ht ., FDI'Iian I.Ait"Killalrw 3 Rawhide U *"' ~· ~ 1~ tiolpel~ 1S Small War)d 7tUi 8:110 3 PQfrll:rt ' Pal' I CrPIIin Kllfll.-vo U Willi Farp 8 Flmlb' Thutre 13 The Newlpled G11111 . S:Ot ' 3 Ell GueN 8 Startll Cor Tomoi'MI' U Trwuure hie 3 Movla 8 Show Time """""" 13 Dirk Shldatr1 6;89 a N.w• Plctw'11 8 Cilllial Nflll Ce!ttral !3 Nen Grlmn 6:30 ~ H~~ Rlp;'ln I Waltar Cronldlll 7:00 ., 8 """"' 13 Gtrrlton'• Gorillu 8:00 I JIIOPil"\r I Uift:Of Llle u S.lldllld 1Z:30 3 E¥e Guen 8 SMrch for Tomorroti U Trouure 1111 12:4$ 8 Guldin& ' \ 'lfl r 3 Colkt&t Show 'Van J:b'k• U:OO ... .JIIIIklnl ~-tble ,,., 8 Twilight Zane 13 13 S&eft AUtin 4;30 ' 3 Mr. Clrtoon ID:CW 3 .._ Judpurt 8 candid Cunen U Mdlllt'l NI.V)' 10:30 3 Canr:tnU'at.ion . ·..1t.e ~ "'" ~ -Nn;-~1- •u 3 3 ~oodSqu.anl ' "'"' ~- 13. nick C.vetl 11:311 ' • • Ed 5Mllhu .... U Mlrv Grlfnn • &30 lmer~ U V01... II 3 New11 Pktiln 8/ C.Ital Ne.a Cerual 10:30 I lald1 . ' '"" Mdlale'tNav, .... Glor, Road 9:30 IS Truth or CoiJIII!qUIIICet $:30 IS Duk SIIMcwfa ' t:to """"' 3 Rawhide 3 John'tAknanac 3 Mal.ch Game I ~n.tre . -- $:00 8 Siler« SC.Orm 8 'JW...,.Firtt ~ lJ Oultr U..ltl 7:l0 3 Mike lbu,lu !IIIIW 3 Nr, Catloon I FIII\UJ Tlltltre 3 1 li.llke Doueils Slow u ,.. umw: Word I 11 7:110 ""' 7:15 ·.. .. - 8 TV Ua111room 3 You Q,a't .._ I Edp ol Nichf. l::t Oal Lilt to Ute 13 Kanoon Klrll\'11 ,,., 8 Ctptaia Kln.Jiaroo I I ... '"" 3 Aaolher World I To TtU dll Tntth 13 ~~~ HoiPllal t• ......... I 13 ._\'l' ' <.iclli.O. u 3 Mitch Glme 8 Pqlcdrn T1llatre n SWte ADt• 11:00 &:SS The Bible Aa~nra I t :U 1 3 COm Celt -.on 1 7:1111 l1 ~J.en~ t:OI .... II Ku"'IOOI kunlqj 3--- l 1:11.., Jdlrl !l1lO"'' ~ .........) u r.r ........C&qii.Jan..... and the ..., ' 3 You len"t Slv 8 f'4te ol Nl&ht IS 0. Lite lO Uw: ~:30 "" 8 .. ~ U -NewTe~ 8 Dltilw GlrH S-JTl NJJI} .... I .f 8 ' 3 Ana&her Wvld a TD Tell u. Trwth . l3 GeDtrlllloiPital 7:(1(1 . 3 Grttteat SlOW ... u ,_,.,. 4•1tl I .- .... .. $2,695. l I llouH Part~ 6:45 J Cora Cob Rlport 1S Meflale'l NaY)' I E......Uan. x - , I Ul I NFL Foollllll 13 Golf CJh1ic 1967 CHEYROLO IMPALA FOUR .DOOR ~ ~· Till HSIJ. Jr :J Tbl UlctDtl 13 Ttlenllhllll UWII.tM.W... 'co'. DELIVERS.'~ •••• --- ... ... DEttSJ .- EROY .... 8 1111'1Ub1t 1\nner• Enlertoined .. ,... .... Well As r.ri. Tl/fS/)/1} ' >) l :\1JI} Gollio ond . Area Informed As · S5.00 PER TON · -- Fold and Place Near )'our Televi11ion Set for Con"~nient Referimee 4:30P.M. HOBSTETTER REALTY \ . Not Reop0111lble for A«ldenll EDNA COOK, OWNER KEVIN WOOD, Auclloneer, lt\YS . I. Lunch served by Salem ·Missionary Soolel;y ~NFORMlTJON . ____ .............. .~ I : TIMEUAM 13: floulh or O...._eK1 ,. .·~. 11WBSDAY B, "n. ~ · od'' - qo....1_......,. I. To bt IIBIIIuDIIId Ut20 - I. "hr" - Jau Foalal. ... 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" .... ,., ............... ................ ............ ..,.. ............ . . ,.,...... . . .. ..................... 1.. ...... - . . .- • 'e M. ,.... wllllln tt ,..,._ 0f11 TKAMU a ... TUAIY .,J. • ' I " . .. • t . Y16nted, , . '• • • . ,. .,, .Forttle ' , t. ' ~ •, '" . . ,.~ ' ' ,. =o::w :: . ,, -~. ' • h " "''·~sw.t:·: . =:< MAN!« MUon water and- . POODLE. P.UPPit.$ AKC TQJ- SIX ~~, -~,-...:... ~· ~,~·~· ar lleparlment, .matant auWhite and Iliad 'aiil'9lce~ Ull4 "1" , • ,......, '-""'"""' . :l'OEil; ·• 011 p;trlnte!ldelll ,lillllllll!!lblo to • 1bl. ~ 1111-3111· \ • . ~ ~ wwk. fll1l 11me a1111 ~ve 7olNOie • · ·· · • · • u:IIC .,1- · truck. See Joe y ..... or eaU •at. .·, 4rapes• and · Lelllt aiurdl. "'' -.. elfJlellnl. Phone IINI'It. . ., · ' ..... ··...;.o...o---"""!'-...!~ ~-~~ me674. 1-11-atc POOPLE PUPPIES, A1tC Toy , 8-J4Ie . .. ..,.iioiooi......,.;.; ' •' miniature. $'15 and up. Stud . II CIIEVY, "*"''I ~. ·~_.,....__....,_, .,. semce and grooming. Pboae 1Jvnt ~: viDyl tnterlor. ; 1 , ..-~-,.....-~-.,.;;;, ,., LADY TO DO bouMwort, live ln. 0:1alad 0. JIIDd1 over LI99W43. II S lfc o· • . . . . • •w••"'"' _...,.._, ""· ' ,.,;,, _.. · · • ~ Wh.eti. ~ISnmtnt 11ALD AND MWCE' berty Theatre. Phone 119U251. AKC Golden Retrlem pupplea, 1-1-tfc 1 iQou , · ;:.••,; -:::· ··. ,, ..... ft~D_!!: ~ ~ 5H Alb Sl, Middleport - w...... =~-~ ~~~,..Es-,•....,,.,..Fo-,-.$11e f.D.Ifc TERRIER PUPPIES, Ralph Pruth. Phone Muon 'IMI'I7. Ma. MODBRN I BEDIIOOM f ACRII8 ('I'U.TI vou _., ilnd many Ibis alee fur tbe lllOilOY In Melp County. Modern kitchen, fll1l basement and attached prage. l.Gcaleil . about 3 .mlle from Pomeroy lD good netshbor· hood. The Wiseman Agency, Gallipolis, Oblo. Off. ffe.M, ~ ·r.ss-..· · ·w.~:w ·· ' ~ PHONE . 992..2094 . I. '. t~ Milt. POTATOES, beana, cabbage . »31p 3 Llgltlwln MIIIHIMI ...... II. We are seeldng s J'Oilfllllllallv· ' and beets. Phone IBA.'4. ,_;___ · &LIND ADI ............. dMwe.., Mftl'o •• 1n Ibis area fur c.,_ oppor. . ctarenee Prolntt, ' Portland, WALNIJT CONSOLE with -1-' .. , · 91it Sportwlia llmlty. . Ohio. 7-'1-lfe speater llOlllld Qllem, 1OPPICI M0U u ~-Pomeroy H.,. & Autol ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dilly ~ ..... 11M .... ...... ..• •$6011 montb suarantse to 1111r1 lpeod, dual volume eolllrol • B. ...... ,_..,, o eTralnlng at Company apen11 FIVE ROOM HOUSE and bath, with AM II FM radio. Pay .• • Promotloll by m..-11 . ODe ~ partly fumlsbed lf c.d of lha* Jlllll $11.111 or IIIOlltl1y paf· HOSPITAL NEWS I WISH to take tills opportunity •eo per cent Income from • , dellred. 711 S. Second Ave., menta. Also, Early American lallllsbed aecoom~~. · Middleport. Can be seen by HOLZER HOSPIT At. -VIsitto thank my woaderfu1 neighstereo radio combination. Eve. 44&-3'iil, f(l - Our repeeentatlves are · bapPJ eppolntmenl after 5 p.m. Et, hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parenls bon, friendS and relative$ for Beautiful solid state UDlt -wllb 8-f«e they earn aallafaetory 1nden Walburn, pbone 11112-2105. Oll1y on P~!riCI Ward. the DliDY beautiful cards, flo. Hpeed changer. ?dab Pl1· SAVE sPACE · Al>l.oss!ONS <OmOS. You, too. bave 111 aT-t-tfc wors, candy and prayers. AI· menta olte par molllh or bat0'8Jtllll)l AND CROW Mra. 'lbeodore R. VanCooney, so the ones who helped at the cepllona1 opporlon1ly to asllbIDCle ol $101.11. Call 1111-3211. RIW.TY COMPANY NO. 6. STOKER COAL at IarRt. 4 Pomeroy; Tammy A. FraMOTH PROOFJNG lime of my aocldenl Special llsh an Income for Ole. 1-Ntc AlloiOIII' NEW - s bedroom mer (llnloll Coal Co. Upple, zier, Rt. 1 PIII\Y, W · . Va.; Mrs. home, paneling, alone fire!banks to White's Ambulance For confldeullal Interview call located 5 mUes east <If Weill.Johnnle It Nash, Middleport; AIC CLEANERS aervlco, Dr. Lulz and the St. place, IDe, wall to wall ear- Paul M. Clifford, 1096 Sunset Sat. Aug. 10 or lon. Phone 384-3787 Wellston SINGER ZIG ZAG lOWing maMasao. W. Va. ' . Joseph !Wspital Stall. God cblne, neecls ... C8Dll. :All . pel, l1r condltlonlng, loll ol Dr.; Bert McAbee, We$1 COlumMon. Aug. 12 for Information. Wal~ Coal pres~nts Bless you all. built-In fealt:rel. Makes butbuill lnl, garage, patio, level bia. W. Va.; Mro. Glen R. Colon, '>Nichol sao. Mra. catherine·NierCompany. 7-111-!Gtc (10 to I Onlfl Bessie Laridns. ICIIhollll, monograma, fancy 1o1 IIIOJ248 clole ln. $17,8011.00 · Rt. 1 Vinton; Junea D. Taborn, man,· Mrs. WWiam 'J. Oabornt, . RON lAUTTAMUS J.11-ltp ..._._ ~- ~RAaNB - YOU'LL LOVE IT Hamdea; TborJBOI1 BurgeBI, Pt. Jameo E. Praoton, !Diant Rll>'*-'3'18 a.tlect 1-Ntc SAVE NOW on aluminum boats, Pay $5 per month or balance -4 ....., !Gil, 4 large bed- .Plouant; Mro. Richard G. El>- dolph, Mrs. MUdrecl SIIIOD, [.o. 10-U-IS-14 ft.. dean made, ~· I" batbl, s tare• eD- yart, Callottaburg, K,y.; Thoma& thot J. Sllllleton(EJpiJoecl), F'qd Notice sturdy, three rail botloma. clue, $43.SI. Call llft.l2ll. 8-J41e ciDied porcbeil, plenty clolet L • Jones, 28 Enna Heights; Stover, DaM¥ G. Voda!'Woocl. ' Fot-Le. . 118RVATIONS fur the chickOne mUe off Rt. 33, on Kingsapace aD ower. A Ileal al Chauncy E. Harilson, 147 Gor· Mra. Roger WWiama, l!(ra. E. on borbeque dinner on Sun- M & G FOOD MARKET, Rl. 7. bury Road. 7-17-30tc flO,IIIO.OO field Ave.; Let:lllrd H. McPeak, Louise Barcua, Ralph M. SlawGUN, pump, 8-7-«p A.M~ dar. Aqust 18 for the Lead- Middleport. Fll1INI8BiiD APAil'lliEN'I' Jackson; Harold J, Bllllll, West 1961 NEWPORT Chrysler, -1Model Z5, IJ.puge, 2ft cbam- . Ing er.et C.mservancy DlsColumbia, W. Va.; John C. LewDoor, good rubber, good ber, 11111 choke. Pbooe ll9l-- · JI'OR RBNT, lrtct will oe accepted all 11011 For Rent HENRY ClU!:Lo\ND Is, Rt. I Northltl; Mra. Cheater week. Serving will be from 11 TRAILER SPACE, all utllltles llhape. 1\larlon Reynolda, Ma- . 1'/M. 1-Ntp Olihe III.W F. WUJlams, Rt. 60 Lowell; Guy a.m. to 6 p.m. Mall to: Leadaon. Phone 771-1147. 7-Zl-tfe already available. See or call T. Ctrleton, Rl3PomeriJl;Mrs. 1955 CHEVY plc:kUp, J.plf llrIng Creek Conservancy DlsROUND WOOD .. Ira lleegle, Racine, OblO, George B. French, Rl 1; Ctrl ea, 1-foot bed, C ·cylinder, lrtct, Box %11, Rutland, Ohio, BEANS, KErmJCKY Wonder: IHI-4352. 8Nie W. Gerlach•. Pt. 1 Pleasant; Mrs. ALL SPECIES slalldard, $150; lJIIO Chevrowitb $1.25 and return addreso. Piell: your own, bring coaEdgar A. Prid<1y, Rt. 1 Rutland; let Biscayne, Uoor sedan, 2113 Maxi••• Dlam- 10 ln. talner. ,, bu&bel. Andrew PIJme 70-1112Z. 8-11-llc FURNISHED Ove rooms an d Jerry X. Wllera, Rl 2 Vlmon; cubic Inch, standard shift, exCrua, all mllea above RaMra. Clora F. Rawll<wa, p..,._ ' Minimum Dlametor 2 ln. batb, M & G Markel, Rt. 7, Keeping Meigs callent rt1lllllng CGildlllon, $125. THE KUT 'N KURL Beauty Minim.,. Loftlth 4 IHt cine on Rt. 338. Pllone 247roy, Middleport. 8-7-4tp Come oae. Two mUes oil Rt. Shop, E1ma Ruasell, o1IDII', ZII5Z. 74-tfc BIRTHS Z48 oo Baahan Road. Robert GEO. 1101181ErtEB, Brebr will be closed Auguat 12 to Mrs. Paul M. Sklclmore, Gol• S!NGLES and furnished and 1111- · Lute. B-1-31p 8YRADV8E, aroom ldck, bath, llpolls, ,.., 5:49a.m. saturday. Mason Auaust 10. 8-9-3le lurnlsbed apartmenta, Phone S ROOMS and bath on nice lol llorm doon, wtudowl, loread DISCHARGES 111W26'1. &+121c on Rt. 33. Call IIZ-IiiiOI. air beat, s level loll. · BAIIR'S BACK HOE and dow Mrs. Elvie• •Barcus, Edword 7*-tle 11161 MERCURY Cougar, low DELIVERED TO ' " POMEROY - 5 l'llOI!ll, bath, S. Cotfey, Mrs. Douglas M. crabmUeage; Pbone Mt-JIOI. IIOI"Yice: waterline, s e p t l c PLENTY of space for one trail,U-Jic level lot near alorell. lanks, leach beds and base- . .er with all facllllles. In Syra- THREE-YEAR-OLD SADDLE tree, WUJlam R. Dean, PhU!p OHIO PALLET U ACRES Large 7 rooms, menta. a.ester, Ohio. Call cuse. Call 992-3904. 4-IJ.tfc F. Dye, TurleY V. George, Allie bone. a 1ncb mare; also' 992-2iet bath, cellar, barn, well, ell- C. Hlal~. Mra. Plua EuHenry Babr, IIIIHI88, or Jqer truck camper, like new. Phone RATS, MICE gone forever. 'Gel • POMEROY, OHIO tern. Minerals. Babr 98HI68. nap nJRNISIIED and un!urnlshed 742-li865. gene ~e. Gaorge H. Kemod,y, Star," z" lb. $1.68. Safe, aure l-7.ctp Monroe, Joey suaranleed. SUgar Run M111, R£11!N or VIRGIL TEAFOIID Mra. Martba aparbnen!B. Close to school. FIIENCIDE'S Trading POII11011 Phone !192-504. Ebmbacb Hclwe., PlckeDS 10-IJ.IIe liNH CHEVROLET, 4-door, J. A!SOCIATEII ·SYRACIJIIB open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. »3tp cyllnd..- automatic. Phone Hdwe. ... LJ' wWdays. Used clothing and TRAILER SPACE, all ullllllea ea.u af~ ' p.m. 1-7-tlp -~ ,. 111110 JI'ORD, 1t-1M ptetup truck, m~ Items. Eagle . . available. Inquire 156 Mulber' RJdSe; turn right Ill Memor1'1' after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. 20-ACRE farm In Cbllller Town-- good condition. Phone lla-1:!55, luslness Servlcls Ial Ganlells onto Com!IY Road New Haven, W. Va. J.6«p RADIO AND TV REPAIR, boule sblp oo new water system, 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-2!1-tfc 31, and drive out two miles. Uve rooma and bath wIt b calla, llllleJma, aa1e and IDB-6-6tc FIIRNISIIED GARAGE apart. ' outblllldlngs, or wU1 sail 18" TWO ELECTRIC SAWS. two reatallallon. Jobn Harrison, 701 corders, one movie camera, acres separate, with Dkle ment on I.Jncoln Hlll. UWltles Broadway st., Mld4Jeport, WJIJ. DO oewlng Ill home bulldlnl alte; a-acres farm- I1Cbt bar, acreen. one auto- phone tm-25ZZ. paid; adults Clllly. Phone 119l-7-14-tfc ·. lippers. ' pockets, pegging. MIII, matic 22 rUle, phone 992-5051. 8-IHfc in~ grouDd wltb pood, and e ..... i .... ; hemming. allerallons, ete. 1-11-atc ELECI'ROLIJX SALES and 101'· newly leuced. See James Hol.. Mrs. rr.dclle Thabet. Muon, FIVE ROOM lumllbed bo1180, lon, Sr., one mUe eut of Five vlco: Sweepers, rug wuben , . . Phone '1'13-WI. HO-lle IF YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THE BIG CLEARANCE SALES H l N DAY-OW ..ataM1 bath, In l'omeroy. Mrs. BowPoints on Rt. 7, or piHlne 1111and polishers. Genuine parts. Lechom puUell, botb Door or ard Cecll, 11110 w. Main St., 500'1. J.7-7tl: WAIT NO LONGER •.. SEE SOME OF THESE LIKE NEI CARS! Call 19U/10. e-ts-t~c . ' HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Spr!Dgl Pomeroy. cage gruwn, available. Poul7-M -Ue ·N1ll! Club, 5 to I p.m. Mootry boullng and automation. ROOK boule and lnl, c. c. JIIWIJI'OBD ' .dar tbru Frklay. Ladles night MEN'S APARTMENTS, 1'001111 SEVEN Modern Poultry' BoJ: ... Naylors Run Rll1. Rl. 2, good AUCI10NEER · · · · -. . · · · · -. . -IJilll . . . . . . . . . ·e¥el'J Friday. U-lfc 18; 42 Soutb 'l1llrd, Mlddleporl drD1ed wen, phone 111-sm. • Albeoa, OblO, Pbone 511.1-7111. c.mplete aeme. J.ll-llc &+12tc ' 8-J.ttp NPIV OPEN from 10 A.M. to 10 Lmr mlleage car Uled b.r COIIlPIIQ' ollldiL New .., IIIII!, 327 ...-, turllo lo'cinalltlc. Clllt ill adlerd P.M. the S&W Drive In om ......, OMt JI'ORD FERGIJSOII TRACTOR ROOM HOUSE, bath, Ill- · 825 U whit. wall Ilea, -•• ateertDr; 1'11110 ud lDIII)' Giller doluu the by-pass Rt. 7. 8oft Joe TRAILER, Brown' Trailer FOUR complete wltb llde mounted fealurea. Booutlful white llnlalt -wllb turqoolae ~. • Ira lol Un!Ga Ave., Pllmeroy. I I tie Park, 14lnenY111e. Phone cream, good lood, opeclall on • ·~ ' mower, ooe ol Mel&l <lOUilty'l Phone 112-m!. 8-J.I2tp • U-811: • ..MOilday and 'llluraday. IIDesl, rear lllOUDied thfee. AIR CONDl.TrONING !WrlgerI-WOte 10 X 50 TRAILER, extra nice. !IMI8 EARLY AmorlcaD lla'eO: polnl plat!ml, lbre&-polnt aUoo service. Jack'a Refr!c. . COME hlteh, ll'clrcl buzz aaw, Pard Mulls pre&md; Ill Locust ntiiJII, New Ha•eu. boDe This HI lw AM II FM radio, Wentecl To Buy power tabolf pully, varloul . . . 4-<lpeod automatic r e c o r d 11114'111. ' • lfc Sl., Mldclleport. Phone ANTIQUES. lurnlture, dllllet. ua. ...ap challger, JoveiJ llnlsb. Just olber Items lor Ford tnelo!'. 63 Volkswqan • • -$1195 62 Clllvrolet • • • -11095 mloceHa_,,_ Mn. Howard Allo apprOIImalely 'IS good READY - MIX concNII dell9llke new. TaU 11'/er paymenta 66 CHEVELLE - -$1995 Locl!b' ·owaod, liM ~. Cedi, 1111 W. 1\l!ln St., Pomo- NEWLY DEOORATED, ~ ll ~ ~· V8 lllll:-.iu. . large 1oeult JIOIII. lb: b12 ll!lll rfchl to JOIB' prOJect. . of • per month or pay $11.11. WoolH. T,, local!OWIWr,low car. Good !INto .~ 'lillY! flu llllel, etcbt 1J z IS llu P'ut IIlii 1111- Free tlll!,'01· 14-lfc ~c ed lqllrlmellt. Adulta and reTry It bl your home. Pbolle mUcar, belae I1Dlah wljh IDterlol-. Iliad< fiDIIb. biiO. u-, approxlmalaly 3& foot fmaee. 114" Mulberry, Pb. . 1112-2138. malel. Phone llli2-S284, Ooef. U-«c and .......... ~ ~...1{:, matdd<w bllerlor, like ANTIQUES: Lady Wanta I or ol DeW I lncb clay .._ pipe, leln 1leadJ - Mix Co., Middle--8-J.Ue !1161 MODERN Bleleo. Lovely add wbV'I bli.rtar, bolei!M ber own borne. Can use al t - · VB, auto. tnaa., P.S., electric ill pllon LaWIOil bot part, OldG. I 10 lfe . ··~- radio and beater. WHICH OF · T HESI! fiMif . ldDds ll fumlture, cbh-Ja, TWO ROOMS, bath, lumlabed water beater Uled two montbl, walnat modern oonsole with 11111.11. • J)luware. Call Athelll OS1117 Dodge plctup In good BUDGET PlUC! ftmdtan Cll apartmont, releleDCOI. 128 big 4-apeod automalk: record 1111. 8-J.121c oar tb1rd floor blJdiet lbop. Mulberry, l'llolle . . . . changer. 'l1lls lw AM-FM racondllloo, 12 lneb bar dl8ln aaw complete -wllb sharBoker Fumlture, Mld4llport. 1-1-tfc 66 CHEVELLE • ·$2095 HAVE YOU II!EM LOOK· dio. Take over paymenlll ol pener. Numeroul olber lleml te.c per month or pay balFor or Trlde Oldo. ' a tre lNG FOR? lor lbe farmer. See Gonlolr 8S 396 H.T, C<qle, 4 1110011 ance of $111.22. Phone IIMI3t 1117 MUSTANG, 1-qllnder, s- '!'RAILER WI'S. Bob'l MGbl1t H. Caldwall, ·~ Plalnl SEWING MACHINES, . , . U«c 51 Chevy 4 Door $195 ll*d, 1111 Cl>evrolet Caij'ice, Court, !l}'ncuae, Ohio on Slate or ean CGolvllle ...,_. after Rrvlee all llllbl, WY 1- tru.., Pottttatlon. Wlde 0¥11 59 automalk:, powet lleerlng and Rl !Jf, Pbone Buick tlrea, red IJQrlor. Whit. a... f p.m. l-11-31o! IDI. fabric tlboP, J'otD. J.ll-lfe SINGER Ztc Zag: ,.. MIM braka, llnanc:lng available, 58 Cadillac 1 - Dnm~ eroy. Aatborlzed Slapr Sllel just IUen In; mabl buttoolah. Badlo IIIII beeler. Bell plloae IliUM! after 5 pbone and Service. We Slwpeu boles, dal1ll, emb. TaU over SIX ROOM HOOSE, It acrw, IIU711. 7-11-lk 62 conalf 4 Dolir pertormance. 1-&t-tfe tine miles from Pomeroy Cll sa-.. payments ·of par montb or '6' Pomeroy-Rutland llDad. can pay $4t.40. Call - Help Wented IIU'Il4. 1-11-::tp CIOARE'M'E vtlldlng maclliNI 62Cadlllacspeelal $999 p~: FVIINISBED TWO BEDROOM lute WAlTRESS AND car IIOill. Apand ~A1IC Enterprlll,t. APARTMENT, Mlddleporl, plJ In penon, Crow'• Steak H. T. _., iiOOd ~ wallll••ll!lllt•l·-··-·· pboDe IIBal'/4. 1-f-Uc .1868 APACHE Pa!COD camplnc BOAT, IJ.foot LOileatar llbei; ¥alan, W. Va. ~ . ' lfouoe. B-7-«c llrea, 8in -~er lqulpmott 62 ChevJOIIt • ·~.• ,· trailer, call 1111-2101 or • llaH. wilb cabin, aleepl two, ;. . WUlle Guinther alter 4:111 p. 1117 A-IIIII bom, Cryaler,-. PRACTICAL nMae lo care lor · for ~ ~, m. 1-7-«c troll complete, Newly rellulnsurence IGuil' elderly lady recuperallnC from · CANNING TOMATOES, fl.25 wiDiowa, lliotleoi ~ar~Gr, I . !1- · o\U'I'OMOBILE lnl,l ll'- . . lsbed. llocted ln Pomeror. lllllpltal. can Leah Clay- boabel. Brln8 cootalnen. Cor.IWI. eaiiCIIledf Loot Jlllll' ·Cij!ID&-~-~· bane IIUIO. ~ l1dlne Cleland, Racine, J.S-tfc RAY, S'M\AW and oota. l'llooe - - Call IIHI20 .,. - or'l tlc:aef Call ....... New Hloeu llli-=7. 1-11-llp -Uelc , • u.tre Wented to Rent THE PROVEN carpet cleaoer, YOilNQ couple wants Ulllui'l:· • Blvo Lullre, II easy on the Help Wentecl llbed '-e or ~ by boJdael. Restores forgotten ~ A;om... Un. Rent electric lhampooer -.-• 15, call . . .. .. u-~J.741c ...................... W«c • ...... fW • ..,_ MII'IM.... 11. Sales Opportunity ~~-~ IDI~IU'I --;;,...,;.;;,;;;,;;;;;---;ijl · ·' . · WHAi THI! VIEAI<l!ll: 9!X . Ie. •· · Location: Rt. 141 ' SchwarDI Electric Coal sto..,, . 4 cool hlllera, kllcbea table and ch~Ji-, diDIJia room sUite, 11-.loir room &IIIIa, 21 bedroom aulles, metal bed. ,2 .~~DUque choou, anilrp dock, IIX!que l1our cheat. Tahleo and lln1>a. Odd and ends too llllllerooa to mentloi1. 'Hoc~-- . WMPO. .FIEISTOIAGE . ' lOCAL REPORTS Weekly .Guide To Better .TV Viewing D~LY Af . 7;SO 12 NOON J p.,M;. 'AND .. WANTED'I .......... r, .... ·- . u a ~,a.nh umewon~ \ I J:H a 9:30 ""' '"" I bp Judpnent I CMdld Cu:len 7!00 n I • IJnrlll.ti.DMl Golr 1'wfllatlt Zone 'I """""""' IIUibW111 7:10 \ 3 Wilt DllfltJ' liio.GalLBII ~ .... 3 Huntle)oo8r1~ Rf&lort u:oo ~ l'triOnllill I Anlb' oli&Qbel'tl' 8 Wallar Crcllldte 7:00 ~ ~ck .""" """"""''"" .,..,. ...... .. _""' 3 Showt .. M 'Ill '"" ~ _,. CaiVII . iN..a , li ' Mimi " lbll , 11 IIMI IIIII At'lntr1 ' • MoVIi "· 1:110 I llllld 0., Newt Picture . n:::t . Sale 6J. Rainbl• llld-.- . . . ,.__ __..__ GOlDEN EAGLE 'l'liaEI OB four bedraom llomo. 'I'RAJLER, uceUent aa.t 1llcale before ·ICbool be_.. Pboae M-6102. J.6111c: ' · For II' err Rent 'I'WO BtDROOif borne, bath, all Olinvenloncel, II Cave St., ?eetay. Pbone Robert Eut·. (~ .e Ill jjlt, or Cllllfor . 'II• ·, ., Ultp Bee JGhD lhle, Rt. I, an. • p.m. WANI'I» UDLEPolr ' CONTAcr ,FAY£ tWUY 0. a Lilt'• MaD A Dial CBS lkllont u. 11:20 ·-- Nun u 3 Ml&btor Kbwlo-. u .. ... ."""'' a PtUicoet J.-t~aa 11 Holb'w«Jd PaJICI , ·~" Amerken BandBWid Que~ 10:30 13 ll: ill 3 ..... u I lbad Runner 13 ~'68 w-....-Ntw• '-· ~00 ,t,; .......u 13 Projec1 IS .-· 83 l.oM Ranpr """"' 1:30 ' ....... Kartoon 11;00 ...... Hoeln'• Herw• 9:10 hOO .10\l!,YBl. . . lhM ... '8 ........ aiJThr• ~ ~~ u:ao ... I Tbe Prlallr. 1:t 1tae Dldllc ,.,...,._ ·. ~fm ' 12;00 Coal llcCool .uu..;,- 7>10 5on• • lJ lawnot"l wIlk 11~ 1s Tht BMtlal 83 ,.. .... U Till NelllJ'wed Gunt l A1a'n All 8 Slpenwll. Aqubn.q lJ GeDrp ol t111 Jlq)e -"'"" ·-- 11 IJiatlJIII[ Glml o1 Earth I M;aby Dick A ~ 11:30 u cemer 11:00 3 Blnlman. 7 Gallq Tt1D Ntllll .. W..U.er, !il!UU 1.1 :20 8 Movie ~eor• ' l.;.,;:;.;:;;.;::::.; T 13 Journey 10 U .. .... ,_.....,. ::t The 8 I.Qw Is I "'181lCJoAd Tlllrw I Mt"lt 11::10 11 Newbwed Gull • • Jo:oe 3 ~~ al Oltr l.IYM 8 l.oYII II 1 !tlltrdnd Thllll ''" J PoJUrW....- ..... 3 Goldlfiaers U Man Ill • Sul.tclie ~ New1 1 Ntw• Ttmli ........ 9: ~ 3 Dncnel 13 Pt¥utn4PIIce t:» I:JIJ ·~­ 13 far Amlr1WII 13 Thl Fwultk Four 10!00 l Fllntltofttl 11:00 a ...,....., 13 That Girl ts It'• Happen~.rw •• .... ,,_,.,... 1&311 8 AI tht World Turn& 11:00 3 NIWI1 WM!hlr. ~ I CIPIW Nn1 Clntral ~ Wlllther I ~· :1 Llt't llD.t A D11l 8 AI 11'11 Work! Tural U lt'tHIIWI~ 2:119 :1 ~•olOUr Uftl 11:11 CbW•~ 11:Ju 8 MJvlt ll:fij Kami val ' '"" n .. li GWrollloool'!' . ' .....: - 13, ~ Owlr tilt PlaiDI.. - Raaltalpll ~ Fn1Parillr ll:ZO - I. "It SII:IWlt Wllh t :ot - ·i_' _ .II--··"" ·-... ... ·-- . ·<*ui !!oft-. I ... ~. ,..,.,.,...__ . ..... . ................ ......... .. ·---· • t.atta.-, I ·Newaftnln II lllhOrtlln 9:00 - 13. "A New KIDI • ~l·lirllllll:r I ........ Croll(dg - .... Ull" - ..... _ a.ort • · ·liu'l'nk I _QII!!Iir ,.. .. ~·. oe· s.-woodwanl IlliG - &. "Tbl Baci:)Q. .... - r.t.. I?J&. M:a. . I n.nllwtlla, Clllrln~ 11:20 - 8, "DIHrtllUTior'' - Ricarda ........., •• WEDNESDAY J ......... 1J ~ A'fl:ftiWI E.." - 'JtJ!S)AY IS fc' Wiill:w~ 1. .. Motm.n u Tnelrlor OIDiecpar:ea . " !l!ii"iOi!lllo- .' """- 8:30 - 3, "SIIntop 'I'nl*" - G&lJ' Cocpr, IJWricl ... ...... Dark...._• . ......."'""" ··u TNiho#c.•.,,.... ~ldo PI~, "" ll:SO - 8, "Cltq,atrt'a Da~tJhter" - Dtbre Pqet, a,,.......,_. Mr. CU1IIIII ~~ ·~· SQ' .... Jll st.u AJJ.. ~' ~'I L-to ·-.... I 1:00 - ........ 3 lllatd!Qame I l'qiCOI"'I 'l"MMItre l l 8&1.. Am~~ Mild! GIDie Nlwt~ 11:15 - 3, "Where the Sid• wllll EDda" - Glae Tier- 13 Onl Llll to Uve ll OMil.. toUW 1 7:110 - .... 13, "A ea.. ot u. bal." - Vu Heflin, UO)'d o.raJ HoiPltal 3 Yw ..........."""" . . . "-..=-- t:oo - ............... ~ 3 YO)I ...tSQ' I ~· 3 Almlller World I 'nJ Tell thl TMI! · J All:lthll' World 8 to Tell tbl Ttllb , .. l::t F~lrw ># .. .._..._ 3 call........ 3 ~ Pnlldlet ' lronlldu ' II Bewitched 2:(11) 1:30 1be S9 Chev. 2or. n 1~ 8 ''" N,Y,P.O. u . llwadtrl 8 Jaclcie Obllrwar !ft)Jt ~~ IJream lloUII Sale ee JIIOP6l"d)u,.,.. of LUe l J BnltcMd l 3 10:00 'SPECIALS -..1. 8 Dick Van 0,1\11 12:00 8 Good Momlrc World 8 . w-. II !tlldarman 8 13 Joey Bi•h:IJ ..·. 3 !irwirw caravl. G r.ne Wlddot:~ '"' ~re 3 Ptraonllluo •. •\nib" Qi MQ'blm U l ':IO 1 Wrudllll. 13 a Btmb RWbUUu U Dick Clvett 11:00 12:15 GIHnc u,hl 1:00 Mid ' - New• Pklun J~eklt Obl!tW'r lilolfl ~ .... HeM~" "" J ""' . . ''"' ' . 5:00 3 CM I 'I'nek ,., Truth or Coaa.,.eace• · · ~~ "t~ lUlel G roj; ,, 13 Slcoad Hunchci y.,. l:oll 1 Wnltllq . 13 Wrelti.IDI: .. 8 Frii'Mrulleln Jr, l::t CUper CUtboll 13 II Tlktt l Th.ld l4ht ., FDI'Iian I.Ait"Killalrw 3 Rawhide U *"' ~· ~ 1~ tiolpel~ 1S Small War)d 7tUi 8:110 3 PQfrll:rt ' Pal' I CrPIIin Kllfll.-vo U Willi Farp 8 Flmlb' Thutre 13 The Newlpled G11111 . S:Ot ' 3 Ell GueN 8 Startll Cor Tomoi'MI' U Trwuure hie 3 Movla 8 Show Time """""" 13 Dirk Shldatr1 6;89 a N.w• Plctw'11 8 Cilllial Nflll Ce!ttral !3 Nen Grlmn 6:30 ~ H~~ Rlp;'ln I Waltar Cronldlll 7:00 ., 8 """"' 13 Gtrrlton'• Gorillu 8:00 I JIIOPil"\r I Uift:Of Llle u S.lldllld 1Z:30 3 E¥e Guen 8 SMrch for Tomorroti U Trouure 1111 12:4$ 8 Guldin& ' \ 'lfl r 3 Colkt&t Show 'Van J:b'k• U:OO ... .JIIIIklnl ~-tble ,,., 8 Twilight Zane 13 13 S&eft AUtin 4;30 ' 3 Mr. Clrtoon ID:CW 3 .._ Judpurt 8 candid Cunen U Mdlllt'l NI.V)' 10:30 3 Canr:tnU'at.ion . ·..1t.e ~ "'" ~ -Nn;-~1- •u 3 3 ~oodSqu.anl ' "'"' ~- 13. nick C.vetl 11:311 ' • • Ed 5Mllhu .... U Mlrv Grlfnn • &30 lmer~ U V01... II 3 New11 Pktiln 8/ C.Ital Ne.a Cerual 10:30 I lald1 . ' '"" Mdlale'tNav, .... Glor, Road 9:30 IS Truth or CoiJIII!qUIIICet $:30 IS Duk SIIMcwfa ' t:to """"' 3 Rawhide 3 John'tAknanac 3 Mal.ch Game I ~n.tre . -- $:00 8 Siler« SC.Orm 8 'JW...,.Firtt ~ lJ Oultr U..ltl 7:l0 3 Mike lbu,lu !IIIIW 3 Nr, Catloon I FIII\UJ Tlltltre 3 1 li.llke Doueils Slow u ,.. umw: Word I 11 7:110 ""' 7:15 ·.. .. - 8 TV Ua111room 3 You Q,a't .._ I Edp ol Nichf. l::t Oal Lilt to Ute 13 Kanoon Klrll\'11 ,,., 8 Ctptaia Kln.Jiaroo I I ... '"" 3 Aaolher World I To TtU dll Tntth 13 ~~~ HoiPllal t• ......... I 13 ._\'l' ' <.iclli.O. u 3 Mitch Glme 8 Pqlcdrn T1llatre n SWte ADt• 11:00 &:SS The Bible Aa~nra I t :U 1 3 COm Celt -.on 1 7:1111 l1 ~J.en~ t:OI .... II Ku"'IOOI kunlqj 3--- l 1:11.., Jdlrl !l1lO"'' ~ .........) u r.r ........C&qii.Jan..... and the ..., ' 3 You len"t Slv 8 f'4te ol Nl&ht IS 0. Lite lO Uw: ~:30 "" 8 .. ~ U -NewTe~ 8 Dltilw GlrH S-JTl NJJI} .... I .f 8 ' 3 Ana&her Wvld a TD Tell u. Trwth . l3 GeDtrlllloiPital 7:(1(1 . 3 Grttteat SlOW ... u ,_,.,. 4•1tl I .- .... .. $2,695. l I llouH Part~ 6:45 J Cora Cob Rlport 1S Meflale'l NaY)' I E......Uan. x - , I Ul I NFL Foollllll 13 Golf CJh1ic 1967 CHEYROLO IMPALA FOUR .DOOR ~ ~· Till HSIJ. Jr :J Tbl UlctDtl 13 Ttlenllhllll UWII.tM.W... 'co'. DELIVERS.'~ •••• --- ... ... DEttSJ .- EROY .... 8 1111'1Ub1t 1\nner• Enlertoined .. ,... .... Well As r.ri. Tl/fS/)/1} ' >) l :\1JI} Gollio ond . Area Informed As · S5.00 PER TON · -- Fold and Place Near )'our Televi11ion Set for Con"~nient Referimee 4:30P.M. HOBSTETTER REALTY \ . Not Reop0111lble for A«ldenll EDNA COOK, OWNER KEVIN WOOD, Auclloneer, lt\YS . I. Lunch served by Salem ·Missionary Soolel;y ~NFORMlTJON . ____ .............. .~ I : TIMEUAM 13: floulh or O...._eK1 ,. .·~. 11WBSDAY B, "n. ~ · od'' - qo....1_......,. I. To bt IIBIIIuDIIId Ut20 - I. "hr" - Jau Foalal. ... Pmlck ~ too FHIDAY 7:00 - 1J, •'laddl the Walla of h i - PrUon"" - Sill• ClodnD . t:IO - ' Tc. bt _...,., ·-................ ...._. ....,._ 11:20 ... ... "Loll a.ua.o• - . . . . Clel-·- .... s.\-nJIDU\' ldiD - a. ........" war" - OUToll .,....., ~ .11:11-,"'WU'DtCM-.. ...... ll&JO - ........... - ~ ·- a. ""- CIDIIr" - Dlarlcltlli - - , ... t:iltO - �I • ' <4!! 1 ' f " .. ' ' • 'TIIi• s&iii.Jt"il:~~~e• "SinCIII!II. ~. A\lillt 11, 1?18 .t . . . Sllcip -" ~ p-'es :Jbe•.in ··· I . GALLIPOLIS - . 1.\ cllaiD ul DDPit,- llx • 1nJ ' ~ ~· .. . "' ') IJlOII. f!1 new lran<W.. ~• ~ MDihere Ohio .IIIII OhiQ !Uver <!IIJIIIWIJitles IJJ,\Veil vllilnla 'and l<on!Ucll,y. l'lario an. tlcipate ~don lltt'CIUIIIoo!l ·ill Ohio and itaneldiJOrtng - · by 1970. Jn<lulrlel have been recelved ll'am five staiea. , O!!icers elected ror tho fran. cldelng program are: Jrelident, Franl< L. &lodol<er; ~crelar)', Wendell E. Salisbury, Ironton; or L. U~I'WOOtl, N011' Boston; vice ,reslderit,.,dovel~ment, KenneUt D. Conawa.r, LOgan, Ohio, end vlee l!l"'aldent, marketing, Joaepb T. !tlodaker, Portsmoulh. , The new Shake ~s ·are a pilot model this year, in Galllpolis - introducing severaJ new uniqJely desi8nod restaurant, reinnoYations developed from the creallng nostalgia and charm or earlier lnslltulions - tho Gay PortS!IIOIIth unit. The new unit will seat 45 90's soda parlor and popular eata in :m air-conditioned soda parlor, with outside sidewalk care tables seating 16. The units' 'PUking tot will hold a mini· ''; .. • 1 --_... ---· .-. ~ .. !12!P',;T . .~11,'1 ··a !trldell!lfk Iince i~ wlai~ illallcl, · ards 'at e:it~ence .-4 ~. ~ made U.. ~ · ~sa . lillllloned ( FIVE CENTS col conununitios. Tbe tural and 1111111 ~ hu oor- provided tho crimen and Ute poratlon wiUt lllat 1t10elal bnnd or •mtd - weal conaarvatiam" wlddl ..,..ates IIIia rrancldae t~Wourer, Uel ery. \ · """ Wi'~ .••tbatolil- lo ~lJl!ili' lii~~:S. t•""''i•• entersrr1111 Ill lbelr to-· Co!:Jk, J:r.., !rom others. W!Ut the -atloo'o solid backsroUnd oil p~en aoccess and -rlence, the 11011' locally Ollllod Crancldaes will prove very. prolltable by baing more ada!Jia• · ble to local needs end marltel dllrerencea. A tolal ~atlona' a.rsleln !• being developed uetng ' new management tedmi<~Je• and the "systems concept" for the ..,. Cranchlso pl'l)grom. Robert A. Newmsn, desl1111er, d. Port&m<Mlllt, l1llo desi8nod tbe orl!llnal protoflpe unit and devel~ the creotive tdelis lor the decor and lb..,., hu been retained by the corporation to devel~ the rraocldse and deaten programs • . The design has been nationalty acclaimed by lnduotry spokesmen and 11"bllcatlona. The n e w 9llpe ~ unlti are a dream come true ror young and old, Faot service, hlgb - quallzy rood, moderate prices, and a glgonlic selection or soft Ice mum or 40 cars. The kitchen cream 1110cialties are the basic occupies approximately t w o concept or the regional chain. thirds of the 1,500 sq. n . bulld- The ovmer.qoeratoro or tho o1x lng, with a full basement for units, all husband and wtlo teams, have a comlllnod total of 102 storage purposes. ~edaker also announced that years d. -rlonce ln the Cast existing units in Logan and New food end IClll Ice cream lnduoBoston, Ohio have been remodel· cry with tho first unit opening ed, following the decor concept ln 1949, and lhf others followoC tho prorocype operatloo, end 1ng clo10 behlndj Exporlanco In that plans are presently under· lho IJlod aervl<fln<Uslry Is not wllhKeyotooecq~s,blcyclesbullt way either to remodel or build a PIOrtCJCIII!O ror a rraocldae, ror two, twisted wire chairs and new units for the remaining op- ottlllhe present ~tors bav- teblea, Tllflllll' chandellers, all lngo •arled backgrounds, t r o m bringing back plea sent memories erations. d. the era o1 our grandparenti. At a recent directors 111P~J1 A distinctive and creative feamre or tbe units Is small manlard Bhlngle roors placed ... each eornor or tile building, almost like s dip d. ice creanl, and comected with wrought i r o n railings. Another uniq.~e decor leoture Is the !un-provoking and thoroughly charming OlQ<IIIples or tho By HOBART WILSON, JR. THE 1968 Gollia County Junior Fair memberahlp drive Is ox- American herltaae ln adYertlopeeled to set an all-time rO<ord. As or last Wodnooday, W, R. (lllck) lng. eotoriUI signs proclaim: "Our Milk !bke ... Ia t h e Brown, mombershll> chairman, said mODO)' has been turned ln lor Cavorlte drink Cor ladles when at least 1,700 tickets thus tar. "Several more saleamea are torein soon," rel'lW",ked Browa. He added. ''Parldag thirsty, weory and desponden~" fees &re up $1,000 over last year's figure. n 'lbe and, "Our Footera ... A blend · 1968 membership goal was set Ill 2,000 earlier this or fino moati and &plces encues ln an eatable cylinder ol ullbellovable length .. " ++++++ Patrons are remlndedUtatlong LEITOVER FAIR NOTES - ODIE O'DoDnell, be!ore tho dl\)'s of Madison Avepretnium book ehalrman, aald he heard thll Dine'a Amusement Co. took in lltJprOxlmately $15,000 dur· nue, goods and services were log tho 1968 Gallla CouDt;r Juol..- Fair... We hoerd ao1d in a very forceful manner. All In all, It 11111t bo agreed olso tlat lndhtduals who lave horses In ~ aclivf. lies are puohlng lor a - horae bulldlng at the ~- with the proprletotl: uhke 9q:Jpe1 are not a res. grouads ... Haven't heard IUil'lhlag omclal, but wODter tr Jolm Kolllc, Gallia Cotllcy's grand ehauttlon huhhlo gum blower, will entsr tile taurant, they are a way of We." first anma1 Ohio State Fair gum ...Uat? The enlllls slated oo Thosdl\)', Aug. 'J:I, !rom 9a, m. to3 p. m.', on the state FllrlfOUIIliL .. No doubt Keith Tyler, VInton, will parlicljJate ln tho 1968 hcg-calliQg pontes! at the Ohio Slate Fair oo Wednoada.r, Aq. 28 ... we 1011'11011 last Tuooday evening tllst Tyler earned ollnllar honors at tho 1un1or lair In !957... We were In Korea wiUt tho U S. Army at tho time, and when Jack Hudson and Odie O'Donnelllnlonncd ua thot the 1968 bog-calling coatest wasn•t the ftrst ia G&Ula's fair history, we were ;Urprlsed. teline Gallia I I ~~l·r•,. . ,)'~. t ~;;..:.... "~!f,~~ , ' 1 ~ . In QoiiiP!Ill~. . . . ~ ldfol ~!f·~~·Prior , -u,o.~m Ohio ~rol!elliJJe¢1ve•· .,ndlW69 rolllo!ranti ~ uuveUed a new marketlng and operatlmo prolfllll ror national ll'ancldolng tl>at launches Ute 14-year4d COIIIIllllY into a new buoiness era. The highly successful restaurant chain has hold back ll'am talk ol reglonal or national olliJIIIIIsion until completion cl. an indepth stu<IY of an experimental operation in Portsmouth which opened in March, 1966. 8take Shoppe Franchises, Inc. President Franl< L. Snoclsker said results or two years of analysis and research at Portsmouth will be the building of Shake Shoppes' I : ~ Now You Know ' ' . .. \ . -pts· .• .. Dlstrl~ ' Okey L. ' l COb.POr Dlstl;t~. Walter . . ' · noor, Jr:;- .Rt. 2 LeOni ~~~1-. .. District, jill,\' Bolllon, New H:a~en · · •· · , 0 ·' • ac!d Dqnald F.Rouii);~Jlls• rn.::~r 111ct, Horsb;ll Stank, .AIIlt!lo; and ·To THE oHio RIVER t ' · DOIIald 51Urpon, ~~ Lewis \!JIOR thy beilks ~ . 1 re~ , .· Artie Hartley, Pt. OliiO, 0 ·~ ~ Pl.eaiOI'IIi Mary A. Morrison, Pt. Upon I '111lo • cliliW1od 1111 • · Ill Plea"""1 ' and ~ Stephens, .breast ~ · • 0 ' ~r~re, 'Q) ·" · .: . ll'\'rfp!. . - Marjor~ , · · rr.r:~~ '::.':. w~: SIIAKE SIIOPPE Pl11!81DEN'r Fronk L. ~. ~and Wtre, review plans or now franchise restaurant to be buUt In Galllpollathis year, with men, left, designer, of Port-, Ohio. · or-;.u., ~ ..\. New.;. . : '• , ------------;~----:------------...!:.•'-;..'-'·.:..·;_·_ QO!umbla; UC)Im ·Dtstpct,\ .. Ja.r · E. Stone, !,eon; Dli! rv;.:~ed In c~~s dl~ trlct, Sarah C. roster, Mason, ' · · and '·P irl Burris Mason. , lm'aptured In IIIIa Jctnebelow; Cameral The show Is aboottobegln, The stage Is ready, ilgbts are oo, tile curtain Ia drawn. The daocers are lined up, rea<IY to so: One, two, three, IJI( ar my rrlends could see me now). We ere oil with 81101!>er lfOS· entation or the Big Bend Minstrel Talent S!owcase. ARer weeks or preparation, tho 13th llnll<lal presentation will bo seen at the Meigs C<>unQo Fair twice tills week. Members ot the cast have and daDoed, Ol'lee, but over over, to bring you, as usual, · . a oplendld ahow. Bob Hoelllch, di· ). rector, teacher, • costume desigber, master in the KATIE ort d. stage decorations ipkl whatever else needs lobe dona, Ito Is It ... Ills amu. lng how he can pick the ri&bt sonc ror the ril!lrt parson; •prt us ln tho rlgbt number; Jraclice daocer a one enning, soloists anotber evening, for several weeks, and e ~~ed of the pati<, the Cocal he trouble, :altered Looting was scattered locJIIna llromen re&polidod to ~ ares. But no iito el!ect.. looper with aearclt w.,.,.... Katie's Korner BY KATIE CROW POMEROY - Ugbts, action! thou.IDII&~ari.U gleem. .·. . ' , · · · Peilt Juri)ra,'n8rnod are: ce- · Ii ~10! ~ ~ lit,~drOai AFTER WRITING &bolt Mrs. . iesllnt Fawlr.; Beasle E. Lowe, WilY . 1 · 0 C. H. (Sis) Wlae receiving a lOY· • Dennla c. lloilei, E. w. C.U, ~ .._thy ~Jtlc llow: en loa! clover I received a cell Jr., Johi> M. 'worklllan, Hafo1d · ., ' !rom Mrs, 'Edna Hart, Rt. 3, Bowinan, Normao E. llellson, · Pomeroy, .mo told me her &t<and- Cliariea E. Fowler, . MaciOftite I Wllhed to Join thee on t h 1 daugbler, Charolette Jean Shy- Eads, Milton Miller Thomas ' round~-.~-•Ilion put us aU togelhor. It Is der or · Letart, W, Va., I'Gund a Grlnalead, VltuaHartiey, Elmer · From muunwun lir to d l amazing! 108 nlne tear clover In her j!l'and- Kapp,. CIQIWn Charles Stone G ' · · •· ' Bob has talent plua. So does mother's yard. The clover ta Jn Dale WatteriOO. '.Rupert ~.· : And longed to burst lbe chatMrs. H.. and dallgllter, Ja.rne. lite Camlly Blhie lor ali to see. WUda R:t;i\!i>cata,' Nora A. Bush' ' lng bounds ' . ThO)"ro real parlormers. Char,...., ·,..,..,. An U ,__• That henunod .lhat Ute so Dlr• ....,w5 •.,---. C Tuc.... 1y • lene has a very nlee voice and SPEAKING OF blrthdi\Ys and Mary ,liivftes, Henry Up i' o ~ now ' -' should do more. Utile Ja.rno Is ' ennlverwles, oo Au~Nst 14, George B. Sayre, Irene Se$re, a ~hlp orr two old blocko, end has Mrs. Amy Woltot EagloJ!hlp, Jeanne v. Tatter1011, SalnitOIE. Ma,ymyllfeforeverbe /. the most natural timing I have RD, Mlnorlvllle, will celebrate Eads, Earl R. FOsleiOII& Glen- Aa con- u thy c-lool ever Hell Jn me; eo yocmg, her 86th blrthdi\Y. On the some dolyn BopiiOI), """•lea E. Blain, llow,, · Me, I have a part too, (not aa.r h sband and 1 will ha Rellectlng heaven' ligbl like telling at this time), But believe been 24 years. 1 :;: .ioaep!J Ye.. · thee, · · you me, wbeUter it be on otago very proud of tills, and 1 hope lll&pirlng heart& wbere'er ,.. IJI( or behind, rll be there. lwoold· It Is 1f111117, miUIY more. --------A. D. Bradlleld n't miss eetttng Into tho act. Oh, Mra. Wo!Ce, «<llllned to a · VETERANSI\lEMORIAL I get yelled at becauae I IJIO( wheel chalr,doeBII~eetoutmuch; HOSPrt'AL ED. NOTE: Wrltaa R. Bl'lil· so much, but I manap to make only to aee her doclor when neeAdmitted - l!Dun&tt Bai'tels, lleld,..Rt. 1, Frelri<D, lbd. - "I tho scene. essary. She Is tiOIIdle liy lillY !lfracuoe; Lottie ·S!ellleld, Mid- ~ Probably !here are people All ln all, we hove a line show moena. S!e pelnls and decorMfes dl~; Mary Pickens, Cllllon, Uvldg In f'!>n!ei'w wbo rtllll!liand can hardly walt Ull shoW jars wiUt cutouti ll'am greeftng W. Va. , , . ber lbe Jltodoe)ds ~- 11¥iil nlgbt. Hope to aee youllil, acrou cards. She enjoys TV and radio Discharged - Larry Drake, ·there. laifOe, ~ of _, lam. !be track. along with her hobby. Jl would _,Bernice MOIIahaD, Berth~! Jo~- 111. !ras a QUOd ~ trill!ldWe'll be looking Cor you. b0 n1 shower he with 0ara1 son Mary S!omblln au1 ty m3rt. For lillie lie wu. tho co to r , ' ' ' P lllllln '·"or· there. • Dllll . · ""-· to.~alt· 011 her birtiJila.Y. She ...Wd be and Roselle. Clark. ~ ...,... " CONGRATULATIONS TO Mr. delighted to hear rrom all of . a pr,l"""'r:bri!Jilnl 'i boUle of and Mrs. Jomos Diehl who cele." . . )'lbl~~<er ·!Or blm. s,rore bt could brated tbelr 25111 wedding 81111- you. irth . dltloa \"''"""e•. r ~ · &it • - d. It, Ike kboclted 11 Happy B da.r, Mia. ~·Ill . ~ w"f.'l'!". daualtter ·'ilut Or bli ·hand. -tho v1at1or versary Tueada.r or laat week. They received a cablegram !rom l>q!S. vmGIL (JANE) CIIIIP- of ••· 'Jean,~ll')lil'; la, Ul with . by hlil lllKMiJdira, 11Uihodhlm,1p , IIIOIIIIIllleieoalo. S!e Ia at homa ... ...... ;.., ltaat..t ~•- GIL daugbter Charlllte who was in beD Ia a patient at Holzer lloOiftfere ~·.omj,lote real baa been . '"'"'..l!!"'" ""' . . ,..,. ' ' Venice, (I8Jy at lhe time of the pita!. SlO sutrarod a otioke ra• 01'derfd . ·Jlls wlfo aa1d 111at waa ~ llrst 111 h IIOOio ~lapp) occalion. May yoo have eenlly and her condltiQII Is aer• • · ' er · •r. li1lte saw Brad mad!" ll!ie Y011 re.l better 10011, R ·' •· A. meill- JROre happy yeara'toaelher. looa. We alncerely ,hope·)let con: Uflda: ., , ' ... .v , • • ,. D. Brall(leld'l • • By Katie Crow .,Tan :&ts curlew lred over • v,_ a ~::::: THAT'5 VCR'{ GRATIF<ING.. '"' ,. ' • . ~ "\' ' 'I aald, "tllere wu respDIIae by pollee. e pollee) were llnil .... will be thoee """ overreoc:ted, but it's ·overreaCt and ~ s cAse, we did r..et said lite vlolconeo .!tout 1:30 a.m. .EDT 1 ter omcera arrested a oman, l1llo """ IIIII , 011 a charge d. being ld placed her Ill a I•• I plhored .......S tile •more came alii or d.e started UIIVWIDI 1:11C!b at ua.•• he IKld. '1'e tr guollre. We deddod a s-p d. the park:" ut 100 etrieers bqan , lite park, Ritter aeld, 000 ~le <harlld bern. AI about 11111 10 JIOliCO Dilation >r Ore. 'I 'd1r KNOW t.clHAT IQJRTRMI.e 16 CHARUe · ..., 'MOWN!/ ' ¥1•• ,, l/00 &ai't HAVE , A PER«>NAL. · PHIL.O~PHt,' .. , r Truck ~ . ' lie Brown. ' -; .. ns moderate dam"'Jiil f: ton truck drlvKI '1" lttiurlos or ar •er accl- oc•curfect .m. lilnda,y ln anile northwest or lite roadside park. Shere. Hartemacb said a • by Aline• IJleUieBogRt. 2, Racine, wont out 1 When a tire blew out rthfele turned over ln NEW Christmas docoratioos have arrived In Ute Old Froll<h City according to Jack Hudson, the reta.D merchants' Christmas <!ecoratlng chairmon. too early to dwell .. this subject-. Too hot, tool u·. q. ++++++ "" mlonrclolnagetolhe the driver reportedly Ill inJured rlgtrt wrist, wao reported. >rll!'s department also tile arrest or Aoron (, Coodor st.. Pomegrend larcen,y Cher:IO oil Lonnie llemy, 1!: aton, on a charae of GOT a - last week Cram Jollt Heiokell, WSAZ·TV 1irm director, stating that all members oltho Corn CdJ Oubbora are Invited ' 'to attend an old-Casttioned boandlnnerattl>eProctorvlllo Falrgrowida on SUnday, Sop~ 8, beginning at I p, m. Admlsalon Is $1 ReaervaUooo (through Heiskell) ahould be mode 110 later than Frl· di\Y, Aug. 16. per,......_ ++++++ SURE woold have been nice to have a big swlmm~Jw lake DOOrby <lurlog last week's heat wave. Tuoada.r, during the Ausuat luncheon aesslon ol tile Gallipolis Chamber or Coouneree, Gerald TuaslJV. work unit conserwtlooist, Gal.Ua Soil &ad Water Diatrlct, wm dlacuas possibilities or a new swimming lake for this county. Gal11a is the only county in southeastern Ohio that doea not have a swlmmi~W: lake. .•. ++ ++ ++ ....·.· ·, .· . . . UNDERSTAND Nancy Tawney, Max's y,...stdaugbter, mey turn P~SSlonal woman golferlnthe.ar!Uture ... Heardthoolllor da.r lhol a Holiday Inn will be consb'ucled alorv the new Rt. ~ by.pass somewhere in Kanouga. .. Also heard one lane crafllc mey be mo•llw over the DeW replacement bridge now under c0111truct1on by u early as JW~e, 1969. ' ith GOP . JlO matter whetllar he :President Hilbert 11. ' Sen. Ev&ono J. or Mlmeaata or Sen. • McGovern of Soulh .. . , . Intend lo 110 cnw, u crats wwld lavtf me SIQ>Orl tho ..... Dllnoe to tho biNI 0( ' In 1968, and tln.r to •very black man and ~zy In thla country ~·:· Roli!noon aald. p u We don't, we•... In ~ oerl011s trouble 1n r Richard N~ 11 of lht V..led ++ ++ ++ GAHS Principal James N. M. Davia Ma come acrosa old rec- ords in his ornce, some which have names or Gallipolis grrdlatea 1years age. During our vacauoo, (Aug. ls.&p~ 3) we'll UBI as-no ol the Blldonts who graduated ll'am GAllS ln the 1870L ++++++ TWENTY YEARS ~GO, !rom the rues or tho Daily Trlhuno and tho weekly Gallia Times... Body or unidenlllled woman bind o..tlog In Ohio River here... Jack Knlgbt resigns clzy C!lllloslon pooL.. New ~ Ouh scoreboard will be lnatalled on Melnorlal Field oo Alii. 21...Pt. Pleasant swimmers deCeit GalllpoliL .. Jolm Q>llog playo - l y lltree minutes for Soulh All-&ara, NG'Ih wllll tilt, 20-0, bo>ldnd fiOWOrlul runnlrw of OSlJ.IJouDd VIc J-cL •• IAater Lee cr~ lied wllh two basohell trhm11h1 lo ooe afternoon Cor GOkey Queen JloeL..Gerald Ramsey, George Nalh aamod 1o WeUaton coachlag Ita& I -~d. c o\110,. 60 bome and Dlllco viaIU - . made lor cancer, carcilbroacular, dlllbetea, mental Ullover, cbronlc , ... oiJ4,, r.ililte, I . . drl!il\ Mil ' j ~~ 56 at. taDded There were 64 line telti done and 13 drawn; 17 at. tondod ramJiy plannlna cllllko to be . . . . . . by KemiGJ N. BrJne, lol, D. and Jolll Grubb, M.D. '' Mary i.lJich Ia tho onl1 lull· lime pmllc hoalthntJrae on Altl thilaommer. aerololl•• F.. • Immunizations Total 246 the t'OOdhlncUer'l cllnle,_ : and eigtrt chlldl'oll were exam- : lnod ln the Clllld Hoalth Conrer- . onee by Nestor Narcellea, )(. D. .·' ...... _. ,'f.-7. ...:....~ ~!truck a born owniil by ++ ++ ++ PT. PLEASANT - The Ma11011 cow.y Health Department hu releaeod an actlvlll report llbooiiDg 246 lnununizaliooa glv. en ID nrtoua councy cllnlcalor dl,pl>lherla. telalus, wbooplng ...... unrdlpox, polio, measleo area u .. a e the ld snipers etctbanpl ..;q,. the *at~ and reo11y aave - anolhor - ohlpmellt - ..one with ~ drive, othero with 3 or S IJieed alllll. · ~~~cp l!li oelect JOW"I Dl1JI - You'll bo lied you did. Blv boyo or drl• bteyeleo ' ' �I • ' <4!! 1 ' f " .. ' ' • 'TIIi• s&iii.Jt"il:~~~e• "SinCIII!II. ~. A\lillt 11, 1?18 .t . . . Sllcip -" ~ p-'es :Jbe•.in ··· I . GALLIPOLIS - . 1.\ cllaiD ul DDPit,- llx • 1nJ ' ~ ~· .. . "' ') IJlOII. f!1 new lran<W.. ~• ~ MDihere Ohio .IIIII OhiQ !Uver <!IIJIIIWIJitles IJJ,\Veil vllilnla 'and l<on!Ucll,y. l'lario an. tlcipate ~don lltt'CIUIIIoo!l ·ill Ohio and itaneldiJOrtng - · by 1970. Jn<lulrlel have been recelved ll'am five staiea. , O!!icers elected ror tho fran. cldelng program are: Jrelident, Franl< L. &lodol<er; ~crelar)', Wendell E. Salisbury, Ironton; or L. U~I'WOOtl, N011' Boston; vice ,reslderit,.,dovel~ment, KenneUt D. Conawa.r, LOgan, Ohio, end vlee l!l"'aldent, marketing, Joaepb T. !tlodaker, Portsmoulh. , The new Shake ~s ·are a pilot model this year, in Galllpolis - introducing severaJ new uniqJely desi8nod restaurant, reinnoYations developed from the creallng nostalgia and charm or earlier lnslltulions - tho Gay PortS!IIOIIth unit. The new unit will seat 45 90's soda parlor and popular eata in :m air-conditioned soda parlor, with outside sidewalk care tables seating 16. The units' 'PUking tot will hold a mini· ''; .. • 1 --_... ---· .-. ~ .. !12!P',;T . .~11,'1 ··a !trldell!lfk Iince i~ wlai~ illallcl, · ards 'at e:it~ence .-4 ~. ~ made U.. ~ · ~sa . lillllloned ( FIVE CENTS col conununitios. Tbe tural and 1111111 ~ hu oor- provided tho crimen and Ute poratlon wiUt lllat 1t10elal bnnd or •mtd - weal conaarvatiam" wlddl ..,..ates IIIia rrancldae t~Wourer, Uel ery. \ · """ Wi'~ .••tbatolil- lo ~lJl!ili' lii~~:S. t•""''i•• entersrr1111 Ill lbelr to-· Co!:Jk, J:r.., !rom others. W!Ut the -atloo'o solid backsroUnd oil p~en aoccess and -rlence, the 11011' locally Ollllod Crancldaes will prove very. prolltable by baing more ada!Jia• · ble to local needs end marltel dllrerencea. A tolal ~atlona' a.rsleln !• being developed uetng ' new management tedmi<~Je• and the "systems concept" for the ..,. Cranchlso pl'l)grom. Robert A. Newmsn, desl1111er, d. Port&m<Mlllt, l1llo desi8nod tbe orl!llnal protoflpe unit and devel~ the creotive tdelis lor the decor and lb..,., hu been retained by the corporation to devel~ the rraocldse and deaten programs • . The design has been nationalty acclaimed by lnduotry spokesmen and 11"bllcatlona. The n e w 9llpe ~ unlti are a dream come true ror young and old, Faot service, hlgb - quallzy rood, moderate prices, and a glgonlic selection or soft Ice mum or 40 cars. The kitchen cream 1110cialties are the basic occupies approximately t w o concept or the regional chain. thirds of the 1,500 sq. n . bulld- The ovmer.qoeratoro or tho o1x lng, with a full basement for units, all husband and wtlo teams, have a comlllnod total of 102 storage purposes. ~edaker also announced that years d. -rlonce ln the Cast existing units in Logan and New food end IClll Ice cream lnduoBoston, Ohio have been remodel· cry with tho first unit opening ed, following the decor concept ln 1949, and lhf others followoC tho prorocype operatloo, end 1ng clo10 behlndj Exporlanco In that plans are presently under· lho IJlod aervl<fln<Uslry Is not wllhKeyotooecq~s,blcyclesbullt way either to remodel or build a PIOrtCJCIII!O ror a rraocldae, ror two, twisted wire chairs and new units for the remaining op- ottlllhe present ~tors bav- teblea, Tllflllll' chandellers, all lngo •arled backgrounds, t r o m bringing back plea sent memories erations. d. the era o1 our grandparenti. At a recent directors 111P~J1 A distinctive and creative feamre or tbe units Is small manlard Bhlngle roors placed ... each eornor or tile building, almost like s dip d. ice creanl, and comected with wrought i r o n railings. Another uniq.~e decor leoture Is the !un-provoking and thoroughly charming OlQ<IIIples or tho By HOBART WILSON, JR. THE 1968 Gollia County Junior Fair memberahlp drive Is ox- American herltaae ln adYertlopeeled to set an all-time rO<ord. As or last Wodnooday, W, R. (lllck) lng. eotoriUI signs proclaim: "Our Milk !bke ... Ia t h e Brown, mombershll> chairman, said mODO)' has been turned ln lor Cavorlte drink Cor ladles when at least 1,700 tickets thus tar. "Several more saleamea are torein soon," rel'lW",ked Browa. He added. ''Parldag thirsty, weory and desponden~" fees &re up $1,000 over last year's figure. n 'lbe and, "Our Footera ... A blend · 1968 membership goal was set Ill 2,000 earlier this or fino moati and &plces encues ln an eatable cylinder ol ullbellovable length .. " ++++++ Patrons are remlndedUtatlong LEITOVER FAIR NOTES - ODIE O'DoDnell, be!ore tho dl\)'s of Madison Avepretnium book ehalrman, aald he heard thll Dine'a Amusement Co. took in lltJprOxlmately $15,000 dur· nue, goods and services were log tho 1968 Gallla CouDt;r Juol..- Fair... We hoerd ao1d in a very forceful manner. All In all, It 11111t bo agreed olso tlat lndhtduals who lave horses In ~ aclivf. lies are puohlng lor a - horae bulldlng at the ~- with the proprletotl: uhke 9q:Jpe1 are not a res. grouads ... Haven't heard IUil'lhlag omclal, but wODter tr Jolm Kolllc, Gallia Cotllcy's grand ehauttlon huhhlo gum blower, will entsr tile taurant, they are a way of We." first anma1 Ohio State Fair gum ...Uat? The enlllls slated oo Thosdl\)', Aug. 'J:I, !rom 9a, m. to3 p. m.', on the state FllrlfOUIIliL .. No doubt Keith Tyler, VInton, will parlicljJate ln tho 1968 hcg-calliQg pontes! at the Ohio Slate Fair oo Wednoada.r, Aq. 28 ... we 1011'11011 last Tuooday evening tllst Tyler earned ollnllar honors at tho 1un1or lair In !957... We were In Korea wiUt tho U S. Army at tho time, and when Jack Hudson and Odie O'Donnelllnlonncd ua thot the 1968 bog-calling coatest wasn•t the ftrst ia G&Ula's fair history, we were ;Urprlsed. teline Gallia I I ~~l·r•,. . ,)'~. t ~;;..:.... "~!f,~~ , ' 1 ~ . In QoiiiP!Ill~. . . . ~ ldfol ~!f·~~·Prior , -u,o.~m Ohio ~rol!elliJJe¢1ve•· .,ndlW69 rolllo!ranti ~ uuveUed a new marketlng and operatlmo prolfllll ror national ll'ancldolng tl>at launches Ute 14-year4d COIIIIllllY into a new buoiness era. The highly successful restaurant chain has hold back ll'am talk ol reglonal or national olliJIIIIIsion until completion cl. an indepth stu<IY of an experimental operation in Portsmouth which opened in March, 1966. 8take Shoppe Franchises, Inc. President Franl< L. Snoclsker said results or two years of analysis and research at Portsmouth will be the building of Shake Shoppes' I : ~ Now You Know ' ' . .. \ . -pts· .• .. Dlstrl~ ' Okey L. ' l COb.POr Dlstl;t~. Walter . . ' · noor, Jr:;- .Rt. 2 LeOni ~~~1-. .. District, jill,\' Bolllon, New H:a~en · · •· · , 0 ·' • ac!d Dqnald F.Rouii);~Jlls• rn.::~r 111ct, Horsb;ll Stank, .AIIlt!lo; and ·To THE oHio RIVER t ' · DOIIald 51Urpon, ~~ Lewis \!JIOR thy beilks ~ . 1 re~ , .· Artie Hartley, Pt. OliiO, 0 ·~ ~ Pl.eaiOI'IIi Mary A. Morrison, Pt. Upon I '111lo • cliliW1od 1111 • · Ill Plea"""1 ' and ~ Stephens, .breast ~ · • 0 ' ~r~re, 'Q) ·" · .: . ll'\'rfp!. . - Marjor~ , · · rr.r:~~ '::.':. w~: SIIAKE SIIOPPE Pl11!81DEN'r Fronk L. ~. ~and Wtre, review plans or now franchise restaurant to be buUt In Galllpollathis year, with men, left, designer, of Port-, Ohio. · or-;.u., ~ ..\. New.;. . : '• , ------------;~----:------------...!:.•'-;..'-'·.:..·;_·_ QO!umbla; UC)Im ·Dtstpct,\ .. Ja.r · E. Stone, !,eon; Dli! rv;.:~ed In c~~s dl~ trlct, Sarah C. roster, Mason, ' · · and '·P irl Burris Mason. , lm'aptured In IIIIa Jctnebelow; Cameral The show Is aboottobegln, The stage Is ready, ilgbts are oo, tile curtain Ia drawn. The daocers are lined up, rea<IY to so: One, two, three, IJI( ar my rrlends could see me now). We ere oil with 81101!>er lfOS· entation or the Big Bend Minstrel Talent S!owcase. ARer weeks or preparation, tho 13th llnll<lal presentation will bo seen at the Meigs C<>unQo Fair twice tills week. Members ot the cast have and daDoed, Ol'lee, but over over, to bring you, as usual, · . a oplendld ahow. Bob Hoelllch, di· ). rector, teacher, • costume desigber, master in the KATIE ort d. stage decorations ipkl whatever else needs lobe dona, Ito Is It ... Ills amu. lng how he can pick the ri&bt sonc ror the ril!lrt parson; •prt us ln tho rlgbt number; Jraclice daocer a one enning, soloists anotber evening, for several weeks, and e ~~ed of the pati<, the Cocal he trouble, :altered Looting was scattered locJIIna llromen re&polidod to ~ ares. But no iito el!ect.. looper with aearclt w.,.,.... Katie's Korner BY KATIE CROW POMEROY - Ugbts, action! thou.IDII&~ari.U gleem. .·. . ' , · · · Peilt Juri)ra,'n8rnod are: ce- · Ii ~10! ~ ~ lit,~drOai AFTER WRITING &bolt Mrs. . iesllnt Fawlr.; Beasle E. Lowe, WilY . 1 · 0 C. H. (Sis) Wlae receiving a lOY· • Dennla c. lloilei, E. w. C.U, ~ .._thy ~Jtlc llow: en loa! clover I received a cell Jr., Johi> M. 'worklllan, Hafo1d · ., ' !rom Mrs, 'Edna Hart, Rt. 3, Bowinan, Normao E. llellson, · Pomeroy, .mo told me her &t<and- Cliariea E. Fowler, . MaciOftite I Wllhed to Join thee on t h 1 daugbler, Charolette Jean Shy- Eads, Milton Miller Thomas ' round~-.~-•Ilion put us aU togelhor. It Is der or · Letart, W, Va., I'Gund a Grlnalead, VltuaHartiey, Elmer · From muunwun lir to d l amazing! 108 nlne tear clover In her j!l'and- Kapp,. CIQIWn Charles Stone G ' · · •· ' Bob has talent plua. So does mother's yard. The clover ta Jn Dale WatteriOO. '.Rupert ~.· : And longed to burst lbe chatMrs. H.. and dallgllter, Ja.rne. lite Camlly Blhie lor ali to see. WUda R:t;i\!i>cata,' Nora A. Bush' ' lng bounds ' . ThO)"ro real parlormers. Char,...., ·,..,..,. An U ,__• That henunod .lhat Ute so Dlr• ....,w5 •.,---. C Tuc.... 1y • lene has a very nlee voice and SPEAKING OF blrthdi\Ys and Mary ,liivftes, Henry Up i' o ~ now ' -' should do more. Utile Ja.rno Is ' ennlverwles, oo Au~Nst 14, George B. Sayre, Irene Se$re, a ~hlp orr two old blocko, end has Mrs. Amy Woltot EagloJ!hlp, Jeanne v. Tatter1011, SalnitOIE. Ma,ymyllfeforeverbe /. the most natural timing I have RD, Mlnorlvllle, will celebrate Eads, Earl R. FOsleiOII& Glen- Aa con- u thy c-lool ever Hell Jn me; eo yocmg, her 86th blrthdi\Y. On the some dolyn BopiiOI), """•lea E. Blain, llow,, · Me, I have a part too, (not aa.r h sband and 1 will ha Rellectlng heaven' ligbl like telling at this time), But believe been 24 years. 1 :;: .ioaep!J Ye.. · thee, · · you me, wbeUter it be on otago very proud of tills, and 1 hope lll&pirlng heart& wbere'er ,.. IJI( or behind, rll be there. lwoold· It Is 1f111117, miUIY more. --------A. D. Bradlleld n't miss eetttng Into tho act. Oh, Mra. Wo!Ce, «<llllned to a · VETERANSI\lEMORIAL I get yelled at becauae I IJIO( wheel chalr,doeBII~eetoutmuch; HOSPrt'AL ED. NOTE: Wrltaa R. Bl'lil· so much, but I manap to make only to aee her doclor when neeAdmitted - l!Dun&tt Bai'tels, lleld,..Rt. 1, Frelri<D, lbd. - "I tho scene. essary. She Is tiOIIdle liy lillY !lfracuoe; Lottie ·S!ellleld, Mid- ~ Probably !here are people All ln all, we hove a line show moena. S!e pelnls and decorMfes dl~; Mary Pickens, Cllllon, Uvldg In f'!>n!ei'w wbo rtllll!liand can hardly walt Ull shoW jars wiUt cutouti ll'am greeftng W. Va. , , . ber lbe Jltodoe)ds ~- 11¥iil nlgbt. Hope to aee youllil, acrou cards. She enjoys TV and radio Discharged - Larry Drake, ·there. laifOe, ~ of _, lam. !be track. along with her hobby. Jl would _,Bernice MOIIahaD, Berth~! Jo~- 111. !ras a QUOd ~ trill!ldWe'll be looking Cor you. b0 n1 shower he with 0ara1 son Mary S!omblln au1 ty m3rt. For lillie lie wu. tho co to r , ' ' ' P lllllln '·"or· there. • Dllll . · ""-· to.~alt· 011 her birtiJila.Y. She ...Wd be and Roselle. Clark. ~ ...,... " CONGRATULATIONS TO Mr. delighted to hear rrom all of . a pr,l"""'r:bri!Jilnl 'i boUle of and Mrs. Jomos Diehl who cele." . . )'lbl~~<er ·!Or blm. s,rore bt could brated tbelr 25111 wedding 81111- you. irth . dltloa \"''"""e•. r ~ · &it • - d. It, Ike kboclted 11 Happy B da.r, Mia. ~·Ill . ~ w"f.'l'!". daualtter ·'ilut Or bli ·hand. -tho v1at1or versary Tueada.r or laat week. They received a cablegram !rom l>q!S. vmGIL (JANE) CIIIIP- of ••· 'Jean,~ll')lil'; la, Ul with . by hlil lllKMiJdira, 11Uihodhlm,1p , IIIOIIIIIllleieoalo. S!e Ia at homa ... ...... ;.., ltaat..t ~•- GIL daugbter Charlllte who was in beD Ia a patient at Holzer lloOiftfere ~·.omj,lote real baa been . '"'"'..l!!"'" ""' . . ,..,. ' ' Venice, (I8Jy at lhe time of the pita!. SlO sutrarod a otioke ra• 01'derfd . ·Jlls wlfo aa1d 111at waa ~ llrst 111 h IIOOio ~lapp) occalion. May yoo have eenlly and her condltiQII Is aer• • · ' er · •r. li1lte saw Brad mad!" ll!ie Y011 re.l better 10011, R ·' •· A. meill- JROre happy yeara'toaelher. looa. We alncerely ,hope·)let con: Uflda: ., , ' ... .v , • • ,. D. Brall(leld'l • • By Katie Crow .,Tan :&ts curlew lred over • v,_ a ~::::: THAT'5 VCR'{ GRATIF<ING.. '"' ,. ' • . ~ "\' ' 'I aald, "tllere wu respDIIae by pollee. e pollee) were llnil .... will be thoee """ overreoc:ted, but it's ·overreaCt and ~ s cAse, we did r..et said lite vlolconeo .!tout 1:30 a.m. .EDT 1 ter omcera arrested a oman, l1llo """ IIIII , 011 a charge d. being ld placed her Ill a I•• I plhored .......S tile •more came alii or d.e started UIIVWIDI 1:11C!b at ua.•• he IKld. '1'e tr guollre. We deddod a s-p d. the park:" ut 100 etrieers bqan , lite park, Ritter aeld, 000 ~le <harlld bern. AI about 11111 10 JIOliCO Dilation >r Ore. 'I 'd1r KNOW t.clHAT IQJRTRMI.e 16 CHARUe · ..., 'MOWN!/ ' ¥1•• ,, l/00 &ai't HAVE , A PER«>NAL. · PHIL.O~PHt,' .. , r Truck ~ . ' lie Brown. ' -; .. ns moderate dam"'Jiil f: ton truck drlvKI '1" lttiurlos or ar •er accl- oc•curfect .m. lilnda,y ln anile northwest or lite roadside park. Shere. Hartemacb said a • by Aline• IJleUieBogRt. 2, Racine, wont out 1 When a tire blew out rthfele turned over ln NEW Christmas docoratioos have arrived In Ute Old Froll<h City according to Jack Hudson, the reta.D merchants' Christmas <!ecoratlng chairmon. too early to dwell .. this subject-. Too hot, tool u·. q. ++++++ "" mlonrclolnagetolhe the driver reportedly Ill inJured rlgtrt wrist, wao reported. >rll!'s department also tile arrest or Aoron (, Coodor st.. Pomegrend larcen,y Cher:IO oil Lonnie llemy, 1!: aton, on a charae of GOT a - last week Cram Jollt Heiokell, WSAZ·TV 1irm director, stating that all members oltho Corn CdJ Oubbora are Invited ' 'to attend an old-Casttioned boandlnnerattl>eProctorvlllo Falrgrowida on SUnday, Sop~ 8, beginning at I p, m. Admlsalon Is $1 ReaervaUooo (through Heiskell) ahould be mode 110 later than Frl· di\Y, Aug. 16. per,......_ ++++++ SURE woold have been nice to have a big swlmm~Jw lake DOOrby <lurlog last week's heat wave. Tuoada.r, during the Ausuat luncheon aesslon ol tile Gallipolis Chamber or Coouneree, Gerald TuaslJV. work unit conserwtlooist, Gal.Ua Soil &ad Water Diatrlct, wm dlacuas possibilities or a new swimming lake for this county. Gal11a is the only county in southeastern Ohio that doea not have a swlmmi~W: lake. .•. ++ ++ ++ ....·.· ·, .· . . . UNDERSTAND Nancy Tawney, Max's y,...stdaugbter, mey turn P~SSlonal woman golferlnthe.ar!Uture ... Heardthoolllor da.r lhol a Holiday Inn will be consb'ucled alorv the new Rt. ~ by.pass somewhere in Kanouga. .. Also heard one lane crafllc mey be mo•llw over the DeW replacement bridge now under c0111truct1on by u early as JW~e, 1969. ' ith GOP . JlO matter whetllar he :President Hilbert 11. ' Sen. Ev&ono J. or Mlmeaata or Sen. • McGovern of Soulh .. . , . Intend lo 110 cnw, u crats wwld lavtf me SIQ>Orl tho ..... Dllnoe to tho biNI 0( ' In 1968, and tln.r to •very black man and ~zy In thla country ~·:· Roli!noon aald. p u We don't, we•... In ~ oerl011s trouble 1n r Richard N~ 11 of lht V..led ++ ++ ++ GAHS Principal James N. M. Davia Ma come acrosa old rec- ords in his ornce, some which have names or Gallipolis grrdlatea 1years age. During our vacauoo, (Aug. ls.&p~ 3) we'll UBI as-no ol the Blldonts who graduated ll'am GAllS ln the 1870L ++++++ TWENTY YEARS ~GO, !rom the rues or tho Daily Trlhuno and tho weekly Gallia Times... Body or unidenlllled woman bind o..tlog In Ohio River here... Jack Knlgbt resigns clzy C!lllloslon pooL.. New ~ Ouh scoreboard will be lnatalled on Melnorlal Field oo Alii. 21...Pt. Pleasant swimmers deCeit GalllpoliL .. Jolm Q>llog playo - l y lltree minutes for Soulh All-&ara, NG'Ih wllll tilt, 20-0, bo>ldnd fiOWOrlul runnlrw of OSlJ.IJouDd VIc J-cL •• IAater Lee cr~ lied wllh two basohell trhm11h1 lo ooe afternoon Cor GOkey Queen JloeL..Gerald Ramsey, George Nalh aamod 1o WeUaton coachlag Ita& I -~d. c o\110,. 60 bome and Dlllco viaIU - . made lor cancer, carcilbroacular, dlllbetea, mental Ullover, cbronlc , ... oiJ4,, r.ililte, I . . drl!il\ Mil ' j ~~ 56 at. taDded There were 64 line telti done and 13 drawn; 17 at. tondod ramJiy plannlna cllllko to be . . . . . . by KemiGJ N. BrJne, lol, D. and Jolll Grubb, M.D. '' Mary i.lJich Ia tho onl1 lull· lime pmllc hoalthntJrae on Altl thilaommer. aerololl•• F.. • Immunizations Total 246 the t'OOdhlncUer'l cllnle,_ : and eigtrt chlldl'oll were exam- : lnod ln the Clllld Hoalth Conrer- . onee by Nestor Narcellea, )(. D. .·' ...... _. ,'f.-7. ...:....~ ~!truck a born owniil by ++ ++ ++ PT. PLEASANT - The Ma11011 cow.y Health Department hu releaeod an actlvlll report llbooiiDg 246 lnununizaliooa glv. en ID nrtoua councy cllnlcalor dl,pl>lherla. telalus, wbooplng ...... unrdlpox, polio, measleo area u .. a e the ld snipers etctbanpl ..;q,. the *at~ and reo11y aave - anolhor - ohlpmellt - ..one with ~ drive, othero with 3 or S IJieed alllll. · ~~~cp l!li oelect JOW"I Dl1JI - You'll bo lied you did. Blv boyo or drl• bteyeleo ' ' �..... . . ' .,r . ,,, ,f ' ... I ~' ·~- ""· ./ • \ .• ,. ~ ,I ' GALLIPOLiS - IIi ' I!IPiar ~·. .\' tutauranfl ~ marketing and gram for national tbat launches tbe . company Into a new era. The hlghl,y suecosorui ani chaln bas hold back '.ii.· DID ~ IDENTIFY lHE SURVI'<OR 1 . FIVE CENTS ' of regiooal or natl!>""\~ olon until completion li!i depth stu<b' 01!! >~an:.::;~~ operation in PI opened in March, 1966. Sl1ake Shoppe ' F~~:~; ~ President FrankL results of two years of and research at Portsmouth 1 be the building of Shake 9lopp pilot model this yesr, In Ga polls - Introducing severalt tmovattoos developed from Pllrtsmouth unit. The new unit will seat in an air-eonditioned soda p lor, with outside sidewalk c tal>les seating 16. The IIIII 'PUking lot will hold a ml mum of 40 cars. The ld.tcl occupies approximately t • thirds of the I, 500 sq. ft. bw tng, with a full basement storage purposes. S'Jedaker also announced t existing units in Logan and ~ Boston, Ohio have been remod ed, following the decor coneof the prototype q>eratlon, 1 that plans are presently und WIJ:¥ either to remodel or bu ,. t r • I RaQIEb TWE PASS TOO ~~~.~~~~I THE J1RK HAD WITH~ · EVaf TJ.«:lUGG.. ONLY ONE OF ',QJR MEN WA9 t.J,JVEI NOT · ~INCE THE;RMOPVI..AE W.ve· VKN¥N, ' !"O "' . ls . 1 THERE BEEN. SUCH fiEROE5/ . . .• • . ·of the parlt, the focal he trouble. !altered Lootlllg t' •• ~. .... scattered lootb!c firemen reoponded to !i llrea. But no curfew ' 1 lito el!ed. .. kopter 111111 oearcll ·t rod over the area u >il lllll>er• exchoqod p.ld, 1 'tltere Wll re_.ae by pollee. e pollee) were fired ,... will be thoae wlti> ·overreacted, but It' 1 new units for the remaining • erations. At a recent directors DIP ·overreaCt ..-J caotrol a ~ae. we did reaet S&id the vlolcence ~ 1:30 Lib. EDT ter oflleera arrelted a OllWI, wlti> IIU DOt i 4lll • ebarge of ....... II plaeod her ill CAPTAIN BAST By HOBAR' THE 1968 Gallia Coun~J pected to set an aU-time recCJ Brown, membership chall'lllll at least 1,700 tickets thus II port in soc:m," fees are ~ I ~· ptl1ored llfOOIDII 1lta 'more eame aut of·tfte ltarted ~...,... AT AI'~EE1 ~ • at us," be llld..... CANADIAN tr gunfire. We deddld a sweep al the park. tt ut 100 ol!ieers bopD · the park, Ritter said, 000 people cbarged bern. At lllh " pollee IUbstatllln II' fire. 6AAIE 1968 member• year. ' + I '• LEFI'OVli prentlumAmusement C lng the 1968 ( llso that !tllh ties are puald! grouads ••. Haven't heard llll,yt Gallta eoont;y's grand cha!"'l first IDIIIIi Ohio stale Fllr 1'\leodl,y' Aug. r/' from 9.. m. No doobt Keith Tyler, Vlnlon, I'Oftle&t at the Ohio state Fllr last Tuesday evening that Tyl lair in 1957... We were In K lad when Jack Hudsoe and Od bog-aUi!'i' coatest wasn't the '...: y Truck ; Jlruck a barn <IWI18II by Ue Brown. was moderate damage f ton truck drlv011 by no tnlurlea or ~~~Test. 1er accident occurred .m. &Jndt.y In Millers- nile nortl!wost of the roadsldo park. Siler· C. HarteJilaeh said a 1 by Ajjnea LucUle Bog. 81. Z, lladno, out 1 when a tire blew out 'thlcle turned Cl'ler in IWJ>riled. + NEW Christmas deeorat CliY aceordlng to Jack Hudl ~ting chairman. lt'a to Too hot, tool d. +· •• minor dama&e to the GOT a DOte last week fr-. tor, statiO£ that all memben • "to IUelll an old-lllshioned belli em Sunday, SepL 8, beglnnlqj I ReoeMttlons (throush Hetalla da,y, AIW- 16. .• tho driver reportedly ., Injured rlllltt wrlat. tra• the arrest ot Aaron 7, Condor St., Pome- +· irand laroeny char::e .n lake. +· bFDI~ r lHEI<EIS NOTHING LIKe HAVJNGA NICECOOL. UNDERSTAND Nancy Taw prolN&Iooal woman golferlatl a IIGilday Inn will be COiflstrutt wbore In Kanauga. .. Alao hear the on replacement bridp 1 ~ALL10~ CNA HOr~Y. MY, 1HATLOOk:? COOL AND INVITING.' . .. . . . . ' - . . . . . ' . . tljmo. mr- to the bNt o1 )n 1968, and P111Y to blaok ..... ...... tho 1-Y t/!rliY In this country ~" I!<Jblnaon Ald. lhre tbl't. we'n In serious ~e ill e TWENTY YEARS AGO, t11o weekly Gallla Tltnea. •• Bat ~ 11 Richard Nboiolla llallr7 Club scoreboord will ! %1... PL Ploaunt awtmmera · ..,.., three minutes lor SOU blad powerliJI!'IIMltW ol osu.l 1r.1 with two booeblll Jloea..,Gerlld Rlmaey, Gelt ot IIW· ·'UIIIIeol .. triuull I TI-J/NK I'LL 5rAY IN HERE ALL Ott..Y. 1114 ' WATCH,CIND'7': •• I TALJGI.lT ¥_Y PEr BNAK~TOOOA · HI~· ·Of\(S/ lmmunization8 ·j ......... ...,r ... >' OUR ·:B ·aoUSB·' ....OARDING . 110 matter - e r he .._rt ' +· I ... Prealdent Hubtrt H. ,: sen. EuaeM J. o!'lt& wculd ha'!f me ' GAllS Principal Jamoa N orda in hls oftlce, sane wblt J years ago. Duri og our w.c:atlc tho - I t & who grllduoled fro t, ith GOP Intend to 10 ~· ll +· '' ' of Mlmesota or Seo. •· McGovem of South J-,1969. ID Ohio River here. .. Jack Loonle Datny, 1£ of nton, on a charge all work llnll conservatlootot, 01 cuss ,POsslbUities of a new n the Cllly county in southeaatiJ reported. dlf'o dopartmont also SURE would have been m. clurlaw last week's hell wavt. session of the Gallipolis a ,. ,. r ' '"· �' ' I . T·---. 4......,~ •'., •ar ' ...- . . ....... • ~ · ·· ( ( . ), ' ~ o.u..w<>us IIi ooutibol • ' re-"!lfl todt,y -kellng and \ THE BORN LOSER lor national tp'llll 11!11 laun<hes the company Into a '• ora. ' _ij_ll. -· ··.Se. n . t i.n .ri..~-bv··A .:rt Sansom The highly sucoesslll~\f!ll 1111 chain has held ·• at regional or sion until completion depth stu<lr of~ ~ ..:.:~C operation in Pt opened in March, 1966. 91ake Slloppe~:. ~~:~~:~ President F results of two years of and research at . be tbe building of 91ake ~ pilot model this year, ' Ill ( . .... . polls - introducing several lmovatloos developed Pl>ri81110Uih unit, f\:00 ~ .,. . ••t The new unit will In an alr-oondltlooed lor, with outside sidewllk tables seating 16. The u '' ·' of ''lhe park, the 11~e. ,...king lot will hold • ' mum of 40 cars. The kit occupies approximately t thirds of the I, 500 sq. ft. b lng, with a fuU basement l!ltorage purposes. Snedaker also annOWlced existing units In Logan and ..uered Looting ocattered loutlnr liMen rellpOIIIIed to I •llroa, But no curlew .U • .._f,~. *' ol!eet.. ~ ,~ i..,per with aearoh tnd over the area u ld ~· oxchanpd .. -o1 NAY!! Boston, Ohio have been reax: ed, following the decor con of the prolo\YPO operation, I "there ii.J.d, ~ that plans are presently W1 way either to remodel or t new units for the rem~ eratlons. At a recent directors 1r j ~ '"' ' will bo tboeo who ~reacted, but lt'a OY¥rreact and conlnll .t 1 • ~ise. ··"F" : 8 M"' INVENTION WILL&E .,.,/JJJO HElle'S Tt-lc ~'ti<ST. SCEIJE 1 1 TOOK Wi-V:IJ JUt.JE 60T THe HODK·UP. PERFECTED!! To me•: I at us," he Jald. ''\Vi' ir 8111111re. We dedda4 1 sweep of the park. •• .II 100 officers bepu the park, Ritter said, 000 people ebar""' hem. AI about this oe pollee aubalatlan WAT~ Tt-lE B~Tll 0 • • / II' bOx I ties are pull gr<lUIII!s ... Haven't heard lit \ ·',, '. . "'~'~ ' ',.,._ ' .• ,.~, _..l'..,.w.. ...... . ' Jle Brown. + was moderate damage f ion truck driven by no Injuries or arrest. 18r accident occurred .m. &8tday In Miners. nile northwest of the roadside park. !l!erc. llarteD>aoh aaid a 1 by A&ne• LucUie Bog. City according 1o Jack Hto <!ecorallllg chairman. It's I Too hot, tool Rt. 2, Racine, went wt 1when a tire blew wt 'tldele turned over In d. ·.;\ llot-calli~ I I IT •ELL OVEfl.BOA~D WHEN JUNE 60T THf HOOI<.· UP! eoatest WI&DJt ttl $lrpriaed. NEW Christmas dec<n + 1111 mlmr damage to the GOT a last week li"l tor, 11111111! that all membOJ the driver reportedly "' IDjured right wrist. •'To attend an oJcl.lashionod bol was reported. beginnifti .. &amy, ~~ 8, lleoervatloos (lhrougb cla,y, Aug. 16. umr rjl!' s - • " Cou~in cus• possibilities of a new '1 tho DliJ county in southea• ·alwa~? Yed:or 5'eem.ed And..SfluJ ~! se:nta. niend.l-- + - · oo a ebarge of Then thel:e'~ ith GOP llUl .fav':tut nieCe . I Ell--' . ao. matter whether DEAR I'OLLY-1 ha•t found a wonderful lttW 111 ftr twist ties that come with frttHr Mfl e1 from tt.e bakery. I wat "'""''"' t Iorge box for .,.;lint on4 MfAit 111 r~i•force the crotNd-coNs to •• tt.M fr9m tlippi"lil· I cut • twist in hit • • • ftr 1 quick on4 nsr to'·- . JUDe, 1969. t GAllS Prlaclpal Jomeo ords in his ornce, some Wb,, I years aeo. During our va.. tho who graduated,. -nta MRS, ~ H. F. + 21. •• 1'1. Pleuant awillllllt!'! ...-1)' throe minutA>s lor ~ hind runn1 IW or 06!, IUid with two baseball triab .,....,.lui Ramsey, lein 1 have some? '! '. Dl.t.l POI.LY-Whon ""' llo~ Is olctl.-e 4oc"' toJMtimn prtKribts rwo or .... liNi ol IIOOiicino to be takoo in 0man dOII!I ....rol tionu a day. I keop tt~rol "'" tl oltflljlll<ll -"'t lo o 1tori1Qo4 ...toed COO!Ii ..l ii . . . lmp1unizatio~ f' - . . . ,.., ..... PT. PLEASANT - 1'llt COUJity Health ~ ~lor-""' •fllr.-MU. L I. · ,, ... ~Nrillg "" IIOOildnt ..... IIU releaiiOCI an acttvilf':h •' • ~ lllii!IIDC %46 .~-::·':~~ , • :· ' iin in varlou• ot llli....,oota or Sen. . McGovern or South . ·' ' ·-rt ll..nd lo 110 .... I! ,.,_, would hev. mo ' tho IA> the ' d!mobNI of 1968, and " to black man 11111 in Ibis cwntry ..... - - lllld. we don'~ we'n in '•~IOiis trouble In Richard Nlml la or tho lhllted in Ohlo Rlwr here. •• Jack I -..y CIIJ> acoreboord wiD :-·Gerald , ' ', TWENTY YEARS AG001 lho weekly Glllia Tlmea. •• B he Pftoldent H•ri H. Sen. Eueene J. UNDERST 1\ND Nancy 'h p,..,.aaloaal woman golfer Ill a llcliJday Inn will be cooetni where In Kanauga. •• Alao hoi the DeW replacement bridge department also tho arrest 0( Aaron ·, Conckn- St., POmeO"UUd larceQy char:.-e .U Lonnie llolley, IC + SURE woold have beee • cluri!W last week's heet aeuloo o! the Gallipolis de work unit conservatloni~ ( <I -~ struck a barn ownoit by last Tueadll eveni~W that Tl !oir in 1957... We were Ia lad when Jack Hudson and 0 ' fire. y Truck . 'f' Gallla Coun(y's grand c~ !Irs! llllliLllll Ohio Stale Fa .Tuoadll, Aug. 27, - 9o.' No doubt Keilh Tyler, Vln!Gil "'"""at at tile Ohio Slate Fll llnliiDll the ~=::: OT>Itlt ~OUT GoT CUiltOUS, A~D CAME' + I who ~~plhored ~==~~~~ ' ~----~~~---­ LEF"l'O\ · vloleotlce the dj placal hor in a PA'I~ESS I react no IIIII . a charge of beilll ,liD ·AI-.ID AFTER Brown, membenhil> chalrm at least 1,700 tickets tbut 1 In SOCII.' fees are Ul) we dld "'" 1:30 a.m. EDT ~ omeera arreJted a >man, By HOBA TilE 1968 Gallla COUnt pected to set an all-time ret Wll ......,,. by pollee. ' pollee) were !Ired ~ 1968 !ooal county ..,Wipo(. lflllolborla. - ·polio, · '1,. '' '-I(~·. , f' ,,·'. • ...,_, .... ',~,. ' ' ' 1 , ,. ~_,, �'' . . ,., ~" -""" ''''' ' ' ' • '•• 1 •. PRISCILLA'S POP . . .Now -' ' ~· , You .Know '' Unlled Preoo lnter~¥~tlonal .CIY!ilan pUot llugeno Ell'· Oow ....t(, •"-"" J.,. ., .. _. . ·.,,, ••••• J _____ _..,.'·,· ... - -· .., •' t. ' "' FIVE pts i,nfrre, ... be ,, ); 1!!1• ., . ots ' joOI: ·~ '!!ar 'T ' HE GOT EXCITED In ' lor, • II labll ..... .. ' ' oC tho park, lbe foeal stor~ sn.. - exlsth TJ>ere n• oeattered kWiniJ: li. . K: ~ lng, S<atlered Looting d; c)V . third• I : . ' eel, ,. !lremen roiiiiOIIIIocl io ,;: omall llroo. But .0 eutfiw .1 pit lnfD olrect.. boU<Oiller with oeueb ~~ hovered over the area al Uce ••+t.. snd lllllpers excbanp<l said, ''there was police. 'II' (tile pollee) were IIHd oiL There wiU .be lhoM """ !/1 we overreacted, but 11"1 tier fD overreact llld CCOitrGl 'In thie did r:eact Reddin olllle that .pi wa,yei new un erlldon. At a •• -AND AF1 Hl:fi.E COMfS A PA'4l-E5 CUSTOM~! ftA"'IN~ AI. I.., SET;< 'fo#ILL PEP.F TilE pectal'lo Browa, m llleut 1. I . • Lf&ivel)'." "NO, YOU DON'T ~AVE TO IE GOOD TO ~UN YOU DON'T HAVE TO IE VERY lAD "I DON'T KNOW HOW YOU DID IT IUT YOU SU~E STO,PID THAT CiUY NEXT DOO~ llOM IANGING ON TltAT DlUM!' bF Ralph lleim.d•hl. . relli'DII&e by ca., "" • B'UGS B'UNNY ~tter lllld tile Ylol..,ce ii'tod -' ' . 1-30 a;m. EDT lillo,y after oll!cen sr....-ta •111'0 • woman, w11o IIIII tJrtllled, Gil • <harp al belac """ snd placetS her In • wa• · .- Heu.o1 &IJGS, O'UT OtJ'R WAY I'D 1.11<!.. TI-I.E eA'!iE6ALI.. BENCH IS A LONELY PI.AC..E bF Walt ,W etterbe:rs FUM8L.E5, 60 OUT tt-.lTO DEEP RIGf-l.T FIELD ! ! REMEMBER, THIS MAYBE '1t>OR BIG GI-IANGE TO BEC-OME. A REGULAR 001'FI ELDER! T~E. AWESOME RE5PONSIBILITY OF 8EIN6 AN OUTFIELDER MA\<E5 ONE FEEL A I.IITL.E. LONESOME OOT 14EI'!E· .Rtc:.HT FIEL.G! 15 A LONELY PI.AGE! · trot ear. ''People .. Piber-eded II'GUD4 ..,. r. Tbell ..,.. ·eame Gilt a1 U.. rk and 1tsrtec1 ~ ....U. d bottles at us," he llid. •-we me under gunllre. We tlecldod . make a sweep oC lbo park." ~• about 100 olllcera bepu in& Into tho park, lliiW' aald, ile 1,000 people charp<l rani lllem. At about thlo 011, llle pollee oubstatioo neunder fire. :by Truck grouads ••• I Count; ,, 1 Gallio first aiUIIII Tueodo,y, Alii WAATl ~IAlst 'SI\VE I FINISH , WANT'eD 10 ,,, No doobt Kelt at lht EM&AWWASS~t:D. . lair In 1957.. iDd who• Jacl ~UiMVTAN '1. ' I~AL.WeA I FUI.I./ 1. ; l tq..calllJV do .,;Jprised. ·~~ . ·• IT'6 KNOWING T~AT l. AND 1 Ai,.OHE,. CARRY T14E ... TAERE'5 NQBODY ... EVEN A LITTLE. ~ WHERE'D COMPANY BOL.5TERS . T~E. 6AI-L 60~ 5ELF-CONFIDENCE • AND STIFFENS ONE'S TO ~t:.l-l"'••'-' DE'TERMINATION TO NEWChrl t1cy '50GGEEO ..... I<<ONID.i <!ecoraUDs chi a- Too hot, tool tor, GOT 16. SURE would tluriJV last week aeaston of the G1 work unit conser· euas posalbiJitlea the onl,y county II .:' (01 ·ah 501 UNDERSTAND where ln l<aMuga.. new replaceme ' JUDe, 1969. ' ~' 00 matter Whether be ,~Ice Preakient Hubert ll ~roy, Sen. Ellp,. J. ~ of MiolleiOII or Seo. >l;ie S. McGovern of Sooth fOLtiN' OMEI ROLLIN' 'OME-1 GARS Princlpoj ords 1D his omce. I yoora 180- During < tho -nts who !'J1> . TWENTY YEAR Gallla Til In Ohio River here... ~ Club ocorebal n... Pt. Pleaaant •• \ ' I three mlouteo hind -orful runniJV lied with two basebaJj l!eeL,.Gorald Ramso: ( ' -t: Immunizati( Fr. PLEASANI' ... Cowll1 Heallb 0.. bU releaiOd an actil'll - . , 246 lmnumlzat! .. In YariOIII COilll!l' c!l dlplllberta, ........ .~ . . IJDalipox, polio,.. nlfphold. '. 'Abo;. 60 hOme and <Ill mado for cant< .............. "\' ...., m.•m•tt rever, ·· ~- t • - • · -.,.lotlio, nl. ~Iii 1114 IAIIdt hoallll;', ~• ! I (, i l ' ' 'i w~ IIIli'. 1. (with GOP the ""'1 ! • '' •1' profeaaloaal WomaJ 1 Holiday Inn will t Ill ' ·, on a grand larceny etaar:~e I Randell Lall\le 1Jon11y, U: 1, VlnfDn, on a charge ot lake. .arb' IT OI.I.!T TI-\ERE . arrest was reported . l'be Slierill' a depa.rtm..U aloo lOfted the arrest of AarCII lOll, 37, Condor St., l'Ome· Sop~ Reservations (th llle 6ALL? lie, a mile northwest of the roadside park. Slier. Robert c. Har!Alnbach lllld a r driven by Aps LucUioJioi. IS, 23, Rt. 2, Racine, went out control when a tire blew out 1 the vehicle turned over in MlCUSO om field. .. 'to attem an old-. ~.Aug. WHAT I ~5 <J051 BEGIN I Nc5 TO 1..1 KE. 7:50 p.m. iimdoy In Miners- l'bere was minor damapfDflle , o but the driver reportedly ilained an Injured right wrist. alatiAK fllot . . Stmdoy, y and struck a aarn owned by Orville Brown. fhere was moderate da.maee tile 3-4 fDn truck drlv., by ~ and oo ~le• or arrell. rhe olber accident occurred I'M TEWWIILY CHECKIN last Tueodo,y •j ~on , """"~ I •' 1\lt ot the lrouble. 'llOri< I . I . . .. . . ' . " . I . •. 'Apd I lnlend to JiO .i •Wtt U Democrats wOIIIII t,.>;, me r,' and •IWGrl tho .lie ll(JII11nee fD 111e ~ a1 iblllcy In 1968, llld ilfl.y "' I .that OYOI')' black 111111 1n1 rt minorll)l In this ......try the 811110," RobiDIOII aai4. ~we dan'&:. we'n In YOI')' SOriOila troullio In ~~~~If Riebanl NU.Io .!¥ of !hi, tirited In 196&." , ' ~'- •, �' • . ---~ · "·--'·;i:i " ''' • \'. .........:.:..:..,.. .._. ~;. ';., . '• "'• ~ :.•• r . •!· ' ' 'I . . ' . '' I ' .--f!'!... f, ', I' ' .I .. - • ·-'' ·' :. ' •• ·, .. Devvted To The • enttne lnter~l3 Of The Meig•-MaMJn Area ' VOL. XXI NO. 77 FIVE CENTS· / ,, ' ) If '' .. ·' r \ - . -.... _. t I, " . •• ····e· B} Unltod p~,. lflternatlonal Civilian plldt Eugene Ely new the Orst plane ott a ohlp InN<>- · vember, 1910 1 'when he took off rr... a lpeclolly built platform on the deck ot the cruiser Binning· · ham II !llnwton Hoods, VL • ' ' " .Now You Kno:w . ' W ' ' ···.;'~ ·-"'/! "' 'I • .; ';: ' ' ' - Erupts· I ',.,.,~.,~-,'. .•. .. With Gunfrre, '. ..''' ' ' LOS ANGELES (UPO - P<>- direction of the park, tho foeal llco battled anlpers In Watts for point of the trouble. Scattered Looting two hours early IA>da,v dlrlng a Tbore was scattered lootlni ma.jor disturbance that lett two persons dead and more than 40 end clt;y ftremon roiJI(IIIded to injured on tho third ihnlvorsary tour small tlrea. But ,.; was put Into elleet. of tho blool(y 1965 riot. A helicopter with ,....CII Plolleo chief Tom Reddin said at 7 a.m. EDT that '"things are llghla hovered over tho ar8!l u curfew ~:~LEFT, HI AND BILL KNIGHT, right, toro OC.Me11o Councy's l'ew 'Eagle Scouts eonWerner who Sunday night received tile highest rank In ocrutiJ¥. Mil. ANl1 MilS. PAUL WERNER RECEIVED !lifts signifying their son, Richard (Rick), pic· lured with !hom, has lhlt hlghoot rank In Boy Scouting SUnday nlghl at tho United Church of Chrlat In Pomero,y. Rick Werner of Pomeroy Maddox May Get Awarded Eagle Scout Rank The higbelll rank In tho AJnor. tor that earned a total ot 21 merlcao Boy Scout Jll'OIIl'&lll- Eagle It badgeo which are r"'JJIred tor Scout - was oontorred !llhda,y lila rank ot Eagle. nlllht upon Richard ()lick) WerHe has a11latar~ patrol nor, ..., ot Mr. end Mrs. Paul leader, patrol leader aod lo now Werner, at Trlnlil'l/l,lltedChlorch a junior asslotant scoutmaster of Cf Christ. · Boy. Scout Troop 248 which last HeretllpreeenttheEagteScaut night held tho Court o! Honor. award to young_Werner was hit Adllts In the Court o! Honor flrat • a~ster, Dr. JOhn Included Dr. Moore, OJy Nash, Moore ot GriiiVIIIe, formerly ot · former MGM District execuMelp. Cotlley. tlve; Harvey Vao Vranken, Bill · Womer joined lhlt Cub Scouts &louller, Ra,vGiazeendTomCasln 1981 alid Ia .198t became a soU, troop OOilllnlttoe members SJar &lOUl He beCII!>e a Lito end Cbaddo HaJJ, MGM Dlatrlct SCout 011 Ma,y 17, 1986, end at: exoeutlvo. Werner's father Ia been -AND pj>..'i l M"/1 TilE pected·lo Brown, m at least l 1 WI PEl scoutmaster ot Troop 248. Tho Rev. Bill Perrin, pastor ot the Trlnlcy United Church of Chflot wldch Richard attends delivered tho charge. Escorting tho cendi· date wore Bob Buck, Pomeroy, and WUUam Knight, Pl. Ploasao~ formerl.Y of Plomoroy, who In Race ATLANTA (UP0- Gov. Lester Meddox said SUnday night he may have to '~save" the national Democratic Part)' by runnlng tor president Maddox admitted in an exclusive interview with UPI that his chances of winning the Democratic presidential oominalion were ''not much, but you never can tell what might hiiJpen In Chicago," site ot tho are also Eagle &puts. Werner presented his S!On with the Eagle Scout certificate trom lhlt National Cuurt of Honor and during the ceremonies young Werner presented his mother with a miniature Ea8Ie pin and his fatllor with a lcouting I I e clasp. Mrs. Ben NeutzUng was or- I ·NtrW$··· in Briefs groua:ls ... F Gobia Colalt; By United Preos We:rnaUOIIII CIDCAGO - F1Vt YiJUTIIS WERE AHJIESTED for curlew vlo- la!fon 5umay night asl>olleo P.ltrolled suburban Chicago Heights aod PISGAACEf'UL. CONDUCT... AT !.EAST ON KING bqj-eaiiiJW ""' Etat Chicago Height's. Pollee also picked "' two youths suspected olaraon lnalxflroswhlehbrokeootearly Surxley In lxth suburbs, one of which destroyed a $100,000 worehcute containing $300,000 In gooda, much ot it Otrtstmaa decoratlons. A policeman. shot In earlier trouble. was in good concUtion GU1.'S AART! IIUJpriaed. POllee h1arned teen-agers ror shootings, arsoo all:l beatings. "It NEWChrl CIIY aecordlna Too hot, tool presentaUons were made by Bill GOTaiMlle NEW YORK - AN INDEPENDENT POLL INDICATED SUnday 81oufter. thlt Rlclwd M. Nlxi>n's p..,Warlcy has soared since he won the RoLighting for the ceremonies publlcan nomi..Uoo for president and he oow hasa e<mmandlng lead was by Pat Woods. over any likely Democratic pm~l, More than half oftheRopubllcsnapollodbySindllnger and Co., Inc., NFO TO MEEI' Aid lhoy lgreed with Nixon's choice of Maryland Gov. ~fro T. As· The National Farmers Organ- ao lila runlilng mate tle!Qllte crltlclam fr<BII aome GOP looders. Ization will moot Tuesday at 8 p.m. at lhlt Middleport H I g h COLOMBIJS - 'niE 0100 DELEGATION to tho Demoera!le Na- School. The purpose of lito mootllonal Conventloll waa to meet tonight with former Poatm.aster Ge~>o Ing Ia to explain oolloctlvo barera! Lawre~''I,YBrlen,. tl<tl' natlnnai campaign coordinator for VIce gaining, All farmers In tbo area Prealdent Hubert II. HU111Phfoy, · Ire Invited. tor. statlag tl1al .. "1o attem an old-. ... SUDioy, sept, Rsaervatloos (th dol. Aug. 16. SURE would llurtag last week session o! the Gl work unit conser· .. l lhlt cRy county h lake. OOP Slt.ID 'ltlJ WERE 100 FA.T? IMAGINE TH' I\IERVE OF THAT GUY, SAVIN' A. ll41NS LIKE TI-IA.T ... A GIUV COULD STAIM: ABOUT HIS KING! lODEATH UNDERSTAND Bride· Survives Surprise AROUND HERE! prolesaioaal WotnaJ a Hol1c1ay Inn will b wbere In Kanauga.. I-IOLYCOW! &he aew replaceme J ....,1989. OAKLAND, ·Callt .(UP!)- "He hushand, she . said, so aho I hurt so bod. God I hurt. I was told me he had a aurprlse for agreed to lie down. It was then sure I was d)'lng. but l clldn't me.•, she ns hlt wltb 1 club IDd want to be burned to a crisp •., · The pratt;y brqnelte new- blacked out. When she recov- she said. Jywotl, lying bridled In her ered, she wao hli again ·~ 'She. mlllli&Od 1o struggled out hoapllal botl, Aid the surprise oeelng her huobend end .otio 0< of the burning auto aod work her husband pr<liDIJed was to two other unldontlil.ed men her wiy up tho ellf! whore sho 1 · ha.. liooa cleo,tb. : ' pouring aomathlg on the rtar ot •temmed., a b!eldt!W head ,I · Barbara •,Carmack, , 20, said the car. wOIIbd With tllldotprmoDI, \ her butbend.ilt .... month, Billy "Wiien thli ear irtarted going . Three ~ed ·Youths Ray, • 26, ,· cirO.. hor · lilrty. over tho cllll, I aort of.,_ to. PLdliV In lhlt arei foutlll her Saa.rdi¥ mornl!V to· 1 lovero' .and took her to the hospitaL · lane ebovo the Son Leitndro ~es. . ring Her hoabend wu arrested a rooervolr. . • ', rew houri later and tako!a to · 0... th!ore, she oald, he boat Alameda' COlin()' ~ tor lnvestl. ' ' her and set are 1o 'their late ptlon ol al&aull ,' to ocmmlt I1 · mwe1 automobile and ..nt II I mlll'tler and arson. , ,. ow 1 50'tOo! elrtr. with her ·'"""-·' tJI; !lotllll, 17, · died . llsputlso ·• a . lkond !nolde. She .tid hsdiJI It 111 . ~ 't'l;~. ln V'!~;Me· aulpect, lde!\11.!1"' lio Tbomas c!llleel ~OOtflll ~~, !Jiauren£11- ' ~~llp,\ljll, 14i'·'-'I'OI IVII ·'~ Sinos; h~· ~ thfoqgb hlo . . ·Tho ~~~ bad' dri~n ljl '!"! • ~..; '( lhe ~lh Allllrl·. .faltomoy 1o ouiTeiitler 1~ ~. 'lonely pJAoe atteri~...... ~ ,eanWer.'• · . ' l~C..U.\1' · · · :;•·" ·~o,Jted ···~~o , a~ ~ bY. h\~ '(f:: :, . ·' oltil 11 i a.;ooclitall ~ \ ot~. ' ' II . , •.;:,:,.., GAllS Prlncl!>ll orda in his omce, I , . . . ago. During ( lho obldenta who gn an TWENTY YEAR lhlt weekly Gallia TL Ia Ctdo River here... llolar7 Club scocebol 2L .. Pt. Plealllll aw ...-)J three mlnuteo biM powertul runnbv lied with two bsoebaL Beeo... Gerald Hamill I J ' Bo • · Dies Sunuay · .,. otalt lmmunizati( ·w...,.. PT. PLEASANT ~ Health 1111. liU raleued on aetlvll . llliolillll 2t6 a ·, · :l'lf'. WUII~ttl(9hl· ,;·~~·~ ~· lmmunlz"" «t In •arioua COIIIIIl cl ~. • Harold Sluon, Tom Reed, J o o Roaenbaum, seCODd class, presented by Van Vrankon; T I m Glaze, hiking end ftrst aid mor.lt badRes; Richard Werner, rorestry badge, presented by Nashi Tim Glaze, Star Renk, preoented by Cassell: with warrants going to Demla Glaze, Morton Barnes, Tom caaaell, patrol leaders; David Hiles. senior patrol Ieeder: wtis all planned," said East Chicago Heights Police Chief Robert "We knew about It a week ago. There was nothiJW racial Dana &loufter, Tim Glaze and aliout it Someone had a grudge aplnst cerlllln members of the Richard Werner, junior assistpOlice dfl)lrtment. n ant scoutmaster ratings, These Slfne· c!ooontlllg d. .., Ice. Other members oltho troop presented •11arda ~ring the corempnlos Included Paul Pearson,. 'Allan llreLaugblln, .tenderfoot awaftls, pre:aented by Werner; first llllllOill Tuosda,y, Alta No doubt Kelt ,:ontest at tht last Tuosda,v lair In 1957.. IIIII wheo Jael eWJI posstbilltles ganist for the impressive serv- letallus, ' 1111aflpor, j!OIIo,•. -~~ , ( I I I •{ ,.; ; ..., ~ , ' ) ... .,· ', . ' \.· ... ' :_,, ' ! r ' .,..,.~. -~ ,, IIJil,'"" DR. JOHN MOORE, FOHMERLY OF Star Route, Pomeroy, now,ot .Gra...We; P!'t•entalt tl>e..t'J.IlllO~~~Jll!lto .Richard (Rick) Worner &Jnda)' night In ceremonies at the Trinl\Y United Church of Cllrlst . Dr. Moore was Werner's ftrot ICOIItmaster. Heavy Raid May Mark Complete Bomb Pause pollee end anlpero exebaQ..,. very quiet oo the street." The racial violence apparently shots. Reddin laid, Utbere ftl was triggered by tho arrest ot a woman at the third annual massive response b7 pollee. Watts &immer Festival at Wtu They (lho pollee) were flroil - . There will .b e those wllo Rogers Park. "We were O.sbUng for our said we overreaeted, bat lt'a lives and we th«lght we were better 1o ·overreaCt end - . . I going to loose tbe whole thing," It In this c!se, we did react said Lt. Loo Ritter o! tho Los masslve)Jr." Angeles Plollce Department. Fired on &bststlno During tho vlolonee, the pollee substation ln Watts came under fire. Patrol cars were shot at. There were 25 gunshot victims, !oor of them j!OIIco· men. None of the oflicers wa" conaf.dered In serious condition. Reddin said tho pollee depart. menl was placed on a tactical alert and more than 2,000 otncers were on l1rty around the ell)'. The Natlooal Guard was alerted but was oot southern Democratic official~ even In his' oWn state. Could Create ~lit "I'm as shocked as anybody,"' Slid Georgia Democratic Part)' Secretary Joe Sports. He said Georgia Chainnan James Gray ' --·-~-:-. . ..~ - ~ --- wa,y end struck a barn owntil by Mrs. Orville Bnnm. There was moderate damagle 1o the 3-4 l.on truck driven by Elk, end oo InJuries or arrest. The other accident occurred a com field. Three defendants were fined Saturda,y night In the coort ol There was minordamaptothe auto but the driver reportedly oustalnod on IDjured r1llht wrist. Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar. They were Herbert Miller, Ra. cine, $5 and costs, assured clear distance; William Ours, Racine, $5 and costs, squealing tires, No arrest wa1 reported. le under control. DWI. Tho Sllerlll'a department also reported the arrest ol Aanxt Hysell, 37, Coodor St., Plomo- roy, on a grand larceny thar:~e and Jerry Arnold, Pomeroy, $10 and RandeU Lonnie Denny, I£ and costs, failure to have vehic- Rt. I, Vinton, 011 a charge o( Ro.br'nson rnarts wr'th Goln 'C" I Nixon Just River Gauges ---~·-~--~''· ~ at 7:110 p.m. iilllday In lllnorsvllle, a mllo northweot Cf the driven by Robert G. Elk, 51, ~racuae rosdalde park. IllerHuntington, traveling west, went Iff Robert c. HartoD>ach said a out ot control on tho wet high- car driven by Agnoa LucUJeBog. gess, 23, Rt. 2, Racine, went out ot control wheo ·a tire blew out Legar Orders F'mes end lhlt vehicle tumecl over In Rockefeller's ·staff to stetport the Democrats in November because he says Richard M. ' ..,..t 6:45 p.m. Saturday four mUes east or Chester when a truck Hanoi Sees Geo. Keniledy Negro woman, wl1o was •tial· ldontl!led. (11 a cbarge of beln( drunk end plaood bor In a patrol .,.., ''Peciple galbered ""'"""' tile car. Tboa more <lUIIe lilt it tho park and started tiu'OWinll.....,. and bottle• at us, •• be said. '"We came Wlder gun!lro. We deeldad to meko a sweep ot the park." A• 100 omcera belli! going ln1o tho park, Ritter uld, Barn Struck by Truck NEW YORK (UPI) - Jackie Robinson, the first Negro to crack the .. color line" In major league bueball, said he will ard: said tho llol0111co some 1,000 people cbarpd activated. At 4 a.m., there were 200 toward lhltm. AI ebout thlo policemen patrolling the area point, lhlt pollee aubstatlon extending a mile in each came under fire. 1968 convention. ''There's a wave or patri~ tism and conservatism sweeping the country," Maddox said. "l'·ve ,.....,-thi.......,_.)lettra.-u.-...._.,.,._ . ...... ~ . • , • . . ··-· He said he wOJJ(d waJt several One per !lOR was Jnjured in two dayo to 811120 the public's alngle-voldclo accl-s reportreactloo to his poaslble candida- ed by Melga CouniY !ilerlf! Robey before actually seeking tho ert c. Hartomacb's department I'KitlinatioJL over the weekend. Maddox's statement stumed The tlrst mbhap occurred at SAIGON (UP0- Tho United was a final thrust in anttdpa- rtas out of state and "knows States IA>da,y struck North Uon or 11n order halting all nothing about" Maddox's plans. VIetnam's invasion bases with bomblng or North Vietnam. 1krt Sports said Maddox's candidacy Its heaviest bombers In what U.S. state Department mission could "split up" the Georgia American sources said could be sources said the White Hoose is delegation to the national a prelude to a oomp)ete under considerable "pressure" · convention "about even." bombing pause against the to halt the air raids tn return South C&rolina's Democratic Cumrnunlst natloo. for what BOrne d>servers call a NatJooal committeema.n, Edgar Military spokesmen said at relaUvo lull In Communist A. Brown, said In Columbia, least 15 ~the B52 Stratotortres- ground Oghtlng In South Viet- S.C.. that he figured Maddox u ses poonded the targets !lmday nam. a close jiOIIUcal ally of third night and early today despite Presldenl Johnson on March PII'IY presidential caodldato North Vietnamese missile fire. 31 llmttod U.S. bombing of the George Wallece o! AlabamL 11 In Sa111011, the u.s. military North to the southern panhandle 1'm sort oC amazed becaulie command declined to comment ,j North VIetnam. A holt 1o all they're prott;y well down the oo speculation lhlt 852 raiding bombing of the North has been same alley," Brown said. "My a key North Vietnam demend In thinking Is tllet l! Governor Paris talks with tho United Maddox splits IIIJ'body's vote, it Stites on cooling down the war. would be the Wallace vote."' There was nO conunent oo a · Brown said there was little bombing pause from u.s. poaslbiii\Y of the south rallying mllltary spokesmen, behind Maddox. None ol the Stratofortressoo was hit by tho mlssUes aod they dropped almost a miiUon pounds ol explosives on lnvaaloo bases, troop eentors, supply GAUGE<:- Galll,polls, 12.4 end dumps and gun pnaltlons just 18.9 running 19 feet of rollers: above the Demllltartzed Zooo PAR~ (IJPI) North Vlet- (DMZ) dlvldlng oorth and South Pt. .Plealllnt, 2«.60: Plomeroy • llllll today. condemned Bopubll- Vietnam, Maaon, 20.90; Rhtton, 0.90 stat.; cao proaldondal eondl.d§le RichIWoawl>a Falla, 7.00 falling; ¥. !lllmo's VietMm pi>llc:y Charleston, 19.30 falling. Lonand aeeu~himol"lmpudence,., don end Marmet, running 3 feet .H- apoke.,ati N&l\ven Than ot rollers aod Winfield, l'llll1ing Le atiO ~ld a newl eonteronco 8 feet. that :-'lee ProaldOnt Hilbert H. H~o reoent statement that ' P!!lloe In .vi-.. was closer 'titW' ever ·-a...inex.~.'· !.!! '~, proas ~ip)rta !rom .· M'lo GOP ' CQIIYontlllt1 In hid Impudent Ritter started about 1:30 L111. EDT SUDioy oftor omeert arro- a resign Croot Gov. Nebon A. Nixon has ••sold himself oot to the bigots in the south." Robinson dennounced the Ropubll ron ticket ol Nixon and Gov. Spiro T. Agnew of Maryland as "'racist" in an lppeerance on a local television program (WNBC's "searchlight") Sunday •. Robinson s11d he would llfvo his soq>ort to lhlt Democratic ~. no matter whether ho lo Vice Prealtlent Hubert 11. Humphrey, Sen. EUpM . J. McCarthy of Mbqsota or Sen. George S. McGovern of Soutll Dakota. " And I Intend to 110 o,.,, l! the Democrata would havti me .' now, end auwort lhlt ~ cutlc nominee 1o lhlt bill ot my abUicy In 1968, and If~ to God that eVOJ')I blac:k .... IIIII every mloarlcy lo this ~ does the same,.. Roblnaon said. uBeeause lf we 4on't. we•~ ln very, very seriwa trouble ln this countcy II Richard Nlmt Ia lhlt ••• Prealdent of the• llnited Stales In 196&." ·~-'' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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