https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3e5fd8a0ddee9b46b77806375fd9d45b.pdf 1cf80066ec7aaf3eb09b93c4bb59f954 PDF Text Text 1 . .~ ·a·, . ' \ .' hW.· ' liuiiiQ . ml4 ~ow \' .~ ' ' . ' ',, ' To 'I'M. (;~ Middle Ohio Volley . Det10ied ...... ,.,.,__ ' ciOU!If • THREE SECTIONS 1!lo .....-.~ iald oil luuU pllloo ~ oafll1 to b111e. Hl .dld IIIII lliil bow lila~ · p!anlo . . ailllo lllo ' ' told'·'· or - s.o north of tho Dead apparent NEW HAVI!N - 1lte R o T. James Yeo Kin Moy wUI be In- , stalled at a special aerrloe SUnday, 7:30 p.m., aa pallor or lhe . St. Paul Lutheran Church bore. Tho Rev. Mr. Moy comes here from Athens where he bas beeD serrtng .. director Ry Uidted or - GLENDORA, IIIJSS - THOUSANDS OF PERSONS began retun>reBidents, West Green. at Cillo lng to their homes ln tho Mlaslasljlpl D,lita today when wlada dlaalUniversity. Following theinatol- pated most or the deedly phoosene gas lllot leaked from four deraUed latloo, a reoeptloo w!ll be hold chemical tank cars. At the height ot the Crlais, , 30,000 peraonJ were in the multi..purpose room rl. the routo<l frcxn their homeo,)>ut by mornlna aU but abwt 5,000 lad rechurch honoring the HW pastor, turned. , his wile, Mabel, and their two The tankers were among,12 cars ola mile -long Winola central sons, James Mark and Thoma! freight train that Jumped lllo rails Thuraday alb!riiOOIL A spark from a hroken power Uno apparently isnlted the oaro all! sent a huge cloud Michael. of black smoke blllowirw into the air. Several of the tanker1 contained vinyl chloride, a chemical used inmaklrwresins aDCI plastics. Uftoo DIVORCE GRANTED der heat this substance produces phosgene gas, a lethal gas used' in On ground& ~ extreme cruelty, Karen &!e WD1011, Alboey World War I. Route 3, haa been srented a di- GM cot' pricea going up-ao wlw care~~? vorce from Frederiek Neal wu. WASIIINGTON - FOR THE FIRST TIME In several years, De.... Alboey Route I, by Malga trolt"s decision to raise the price of new cars did not Provoke a cry County Commoo Pleas Court. of aJWUish from the White House. In tact, Thursday'• announcement The plaintiff was given cu""""' from General Motors tlat Its 1g7o model ears wlll cost an average ot one minor child. of $125 more per car- 3. 9per cent - waa greeted with almost total We bank by mail... why don't you? Hot weather, cold weather, beautiful daybusy, lazy, just plain smart-ask or write our bank right now for your personal supply of free Bank-by-Mail forms. Then bank any hour, any day, holidays included! If you're coming into town anyway, however, use our quick MEIGS THEA TIE ! TONIGHT AND SATURDAY SEPT. 12-13 POMEROY Rod Steiger John Phill;p Law "DAY OF THE EVIL GUN" s.tlna Melas County tor ov• 97 years Mtmbei Federal Reserve System Janet Leigh PLUS "A FINE PAIR" Roell: Hudson Claudia Cardinale Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000.00 SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. DlachaJpl - None. 1lte AI oo14 1ba Abram attock Into the Antitnut seUlement geu ReaetioiU ning a demonstration. 11 LEO EDWARDS, lett, One or twc pDol-lnotrueton at ti;. GaU!a-Melga Realcxal Air· 14-year-old John HudsOn a pointer followed a reeent llying se11ion. Young . o': :. / Jiiidaonlad )lot taxied the CesaiB 172 ahown In lhe baeklround. · · , ;J!o/1. slveo s .\ Teenager Getting Jump .-~_.· on Future .Sky Pilots Open Tonight, Fri•ay Til 9· Shop Satur•ay 9:30 to 9 p.m·. aHence by the Nixon administration. The one htgh official who did cmunent - Commerce Socretllry Maurice R stams - appeared to aide with the hdustry, aometlllng that was rare during the Kennedy· Johnsoriyears. • . ... ,1 •• BY I!OB~T WILSON, Jll, . , . GAI,IJPOLIS - Rack In ii"BJidlalhel"l , ,, . dil, ~· alked for the horse aDd )laek, In dad's doJ, It was 111e fam. BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT . ·DURING OUR STOREWIDE·· SALE. t -iar These grqs are nearly ~noid," he ~ld at the wiad~W• oh three " day oaatlU~ iaecurl~ l -'bt represertatlvea from 11 atate unf:WirBiUils.c1'They ttl}: us· w~t'they piMtoA'' . . ' ,z::l"!81i; .,,, 'l!¥11tto. .# •·"' tlie .~ltvoyearalleouid 'be. " 'Don't Foqet to rqist• In the Drapery Depnnent for the Hoo•• Sweep• to be &l•en away Saturday, Saptedl• i3..No purchase . ·-- . ·.f ,' . ·~am'~- nef~ ~~~~win. . . l. · ~ to Leo ;"·.;' ·1i'eMGtG-'' Edwarda, ooe of the qiiiiis ·• )leiP R6sional Airport's two ex. '~""*' pllat.!notructora, 15 otudllnta are tii!'Olled In C!71nt cwraea , clrOf<!d a1 lhe two.,vear-old ·- being air &trip olt Ka- ID8Ir!l.... torward, he asked me to take him to the airport, He took a ride Ernie Thompaon. That wao It ·He was 10 feet iall wbeli he I!VI elf lhaJ plane.'l YOUDI Imdaon baa already Clllbpi- 24 hours flylns time. Aoeordlng to Instructor Edward, 40 hoora Is a nolnbDun rt!Q!Iire.. mont to solo. With toda)''a ~ a bit more complicated, most otudenta get In $0 hours before making their aoto. Eel. warda alao pointed out ao lndlvl~ DNst be 16 before making a solo, and the! one JJWat be 17 before he or she ia ollglble for a private lloonae. A periOD muat be 18 fit be eligible for a commercial Ucenoe. ' . ·\:JOW £'1 U:-!.11. . d . "ft:t:ll'e · ·I D · . ~- Lorry !l.UIT " "" Olhor · ·. ' Oat of t1,te stud!onis. ~~o.:!4..,yeu.old Jiiilli' ~ lili\oon reooi•OI~ tor)'- •i.our · · llildam. 1011 ot ~. aDd Mro•. Jack Hud- every two weeks. He Is one or the)oong. /'. . (lollljiolio. wtll ba 13 later thla tat enroi!eea In lhe ealll'ae. "Joloi> can ~ A ooploomore at Gall !a Aeadamy already h8Ddloi the erolt bY hlmaaU," said , ,IIIah School, )'OIIIIg lbi1011 h,.. looo!A at it Edwards. • '. aiarly two yeora, Ills llrBt airplane ride HUdiOn - · to take up ~ as a wa~ wllh· ~· 'lbom»aon In June, 1967. careor after flnlahlng school. IUs &QOl now What ~ tid& ~ to want .Is to become a commercial pUot. :• "' to loam to llY? AC<CI'dlng to bla father, Lealllllll are ollered at lhe new airport Jcbn baa always shown an lntoreat In air- In tho evenings and 111 weekends. 1lte cost, ,... plaMa. He has llollt oevwal models at for beginnera, rangoa between $16 aDd U9 home. per boQr, depending oo the type ~ erart "1lte real motiT&tlon, I believe," said used. This Includes ooth the plane and ln. Jaek, "eame after a ealeaman friend drop. atructor. Coat ~ lhe plane a1ooe Is bepad In one doJ with a i!ook m fl1lnR, 1 $12 llld $15 au hour, depending on 1ld It hom<!. Jcbn - e d . it. lioortly ar. lhe type ~ uaed. Koaygin mmt have mended a fence MOSCOW - SOVIET NEWS OUTLETS ab""tly halted propaganda blasts aplnst Red Chlm today, apparently an oulgrow111 of Prem ier AI...!, N. KosYiin fenee • mending visit to Peking 1lturaday. Neither the news agency Tass nor the- olficialpress nor Moscow radio and television carrled -1.1'0' of the criticisms of Mao Tse-turw•s regime thet have been priBJiinent In their rfllor\& lor monlhs. ' '''' ~ apaee ~. It I • • -•·· ·."' .,. • •·~ ...... In w• -w~... ', J!'; iOPolir for junior to l!ak mom and pop · · 'i tO.. U.. klys ·to tho airplane. Well, .may. :...'': 1oo. ~· ~ . collllllOII now, llot wlt1oln . '""' - ·are harins. · lhe 4-11 erty aDd lo<:a\14XLB lnYtiedto allill clubs of Melp Comity In correct1ng the Melt!• Comity 4-11 ~ clurlnl! the ..... Ins week, September 15 to 18. Mr. Shalfer ~ the Rockford Map l'llbllshlns CoJJIIIIIIIY wUI., be here wrldng In lhe oount;y extonalm · , clllce In the oorroottng ~ _.-t.y linea and tranlferrlng the - . erty to the corroeted mapa llhowiag present loeatloos ~ hlghwayo aDd streams. Ever:rone In lllo eounty lnlere- In helpIns 111 thla Ia Invited to to lhe Extehalm Ollloe at hlo or her convenlenoo to help. To slmpll(y poooetllrea, It Is hoped thai the following aehedule can be used but lnillviduals may come at lillY tlme aDd w!ll have 111e oJllli)11UIIlty Ill cheek lhe mapa. During the day the omce wUI be opeo from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Evenlna aeaslona wUI 11art around 7:30 aDd cootlnue as long as nee·e11ary. 1lto - l e II as follow•: Monilay a.m., Letart TownShip; Mondo;y p.m., Lebanoo Townahlp; Monc1a3 eveeln& &!tloo Township• Tueaday a.m., Salem TOWIUlhlp; Toeeda,r p.m., Orange Townstdp; Tueaday evening, Colwnbla and Scipio Townahlpa. Wemeaday a.m., Rutland Townahip; Wedneada.Y p.m., Bedford Township; Wednesday evenlna, Cleator Townahlp. Tbur&day a.m., SallsbJry Township, and 1ltoraday p.m., Olive Township. Al1)'0ne wlahing to come when their town. llllip Is not achecmled may do ao aa lhere will be opportunity to have more than one group working at a Ume, according to c. E, makeslee, Cwnty Extenalon Agent, Agriculture. Elberfelds In Au to f\.CCI .l dent 0 i' I . 1969 CHEVROLET I 1 BEL AIR 2 DOOR I I I I Color: block, front & ,.,. . .. oor mGt•, E. eloek, PQo wergllde, w/t / w tire1, undera•ol, 1ofety group. Sticker price, 3071 .10. I . . BO ·Tons ofCoalLost . .' : PomoroyMolor $2607 : •--~!.!~~---------------J ·---------------------: 1969 CHEVROLET I t II 1 All_ ·I VW 1 IMPALA H. T. COUPE Color: 81.11'ni•hed brown, POW!flhde, w/ 1/ w tlte1, rodlo, undwuol, sofety group. Sticker priu, 3217.30. Pom.,.y Molor Sale Prico I I $2776 II I I I II L---------------------r----------------------1 I 1969 CHEVROLET J --------------------------·I Just Received! NEW CORVETTE SliNGRA Y COUPE j • 1 (BEAUTIFUL GOLD) 1 1 1 I I1 CAPRICE H. T. COUPE Color burgundy,· Poworvlldo tron,., power •'•"''"'' Jl 327 Ve ong. 825•14 WW tl .... , P.B. radio, E. clock, wh. COYit't, saloty ;roup, 1.1ndorc:oat. Stick• Prlu I 13175 ·"· Pom...,y Motor Sole Price $3157 1969 CHEVROUT BISCAYNE 2 DOOR . p...... yMotor Sole Price ' ' ' I II ---------------------·-~ With 350 eM. in. en9ine, 4·speed, PosHrAc, poJIItr brG•ts & sturin9, 11'.11'. tires, AM·FM rAdio. SEE THIS TRULY SPORTS CAR TODAY! I $255$ I I ti.P~r.~·- $3999 I 1----·------~-..,.--~----.1 '· program aDd 108 ...uta aervinllll - llllip llld comml- pooitlmo tbo H troops. Proclamallorul deai....Una the Sept. 1530 period .... "Girl Scout Flmdllrln have beea laaued by aU live IILIIJDrS ot vlllageo where eolidllq wUI take )llaoo. w...... IIIIUing lhe - - - wera lfayOI' London ~ !17racuae, Mo.Yor Charlea Pyles ~ Raelne, ~ J, E. iliJIUa ~ Rutland, Molyor Charleo Logar ~ roy llld Mo~yor c. o. Filher ot MlddiepOl't. 1lte proc]amadoas pay to the""' gram ~ the Girl Scouts ~ America .,. haD the firmness ot PII"PDIO wbldl bu . guided the lives of the 1111111' ndl"- ct Girl Scout member& sloee 1M OI'IIIIIU:. tim's louncllos m Moly 12, IS12. • The vlllago clllclala.eall 111 oil cltiJolf to give not onljl their -.at llld .....,., tlon In carcylng out the •coutiiiS ....,..1111 but alao the needed llnencto1 .._-t. · The Big l'ellll>ho<- al ...... Herman LINDA HACKETT, LEFT, CAPABLE swimming Instructor, dorated her oervlcea the past week to help wllh swimming classes lor Meigs High Sehool coeds at 111e ~ pooL With Miss Hackett are two adwnced students, Leanne 5ebo an:1 Ka.tby ConJe. '01 Swimmin Hole Inviting to Coeds MIDDLEPORT - While this week's day. for wraps, Meigs lligil SchoOl coed& are time tomperatures have boon dlwlns Into tho ' greeting the new fall owllllllling program llftles Me1p lligil Sehool coeds have been with onthualasm. ~Into lhe Middleport Community 1'001. Mrs. Joy llentley, PhYsical ecmcatloa ln- otructor, Is heading the program - the soggestlorl for which actually came from aome or the - · · Mrs. BenUey contacted vlllage and park otriclals and secured permi~ slon to use the pool facility lor a tvro week swimming Cconlr t• al!ll- - ' I the , . . . . ers Girl SCM ~ 1i11J1 ,,.,... ..... ed In l'lrkerlburg, W, VL llolp II ot nine eruntlea In Welt VIrclala llld Oblo SOrTed throuih the Parkerlllurl em... Three campo are located In tbo ...., all llnaneed tbrou&ll lUnd drive .-~< Ill the Dine m1111lea. 1!loy are SoDdy at Elizabeth, W. Va.; Rotan near Atbml' and Qak Rtdse at R a v - '11111 .... summer more than 2,500 slrla sUenled· the campo, aome llll!'lnl ""'era! whDe - . . . attellded only doJ 11111aaL Money from the lUnd drive• 'thnluibout tho area Ia used lor mabrt_.,.,, oqulp. mont aDd new facilities Ill lhe three . _ aitea, for proridltls camporallljJa lor iDIIL gent girl&, for lllllt>ifeS, training prlltil"IIDI aDd periiOIIIIei Q!I&IIf!ed lo teaeh In tho IN· erali IIOClUtlng " ' - · American Girl SeGutlnr, bop by JWW. In Savannah, Go., oaJ-. IU 58111 blrthcla.Y thla year. ~ B&E IS INVESTIGATED GALLIPOLIS - 1lte Gollla Coond;rShorlll's lle!Jartment lnveatlgated a~ aDd enterlna ~Idly olghtat the homo oiMr. aDd Mro. Eugene Bare at Cora. The ~ wao ,.,made thrOOgh tho baek door whUe the Biros ;;· • were away ~!day IQht. NothiJV .... ~ ,;t. ed mioaiJV. · '' .. .\' '· JIPALA CUSTOM COUPE '1I · Lateat rest-.n flprea lhowthallfelp Comity has 308 slrla earoUed In the ICOOitllw Phys-Ed Center is Near Completion .r----;~~-~-~;--. ~ 1. POMEROY - With a &QOl ~ •t.OOO ilia Melp County Girl Scout flul drive will • underway Mondo;y aDd couiiJIJo tbrou&ll SotiL 30. Paul Caacl ot Middleport, drive ~ report& thai a ....ae-to-1\ouae OIIIVUI wUI be cOIIWded throu&lliiUt the .,;,ey In ., el!ort to ral!e the 1110D11J . - f o r IICOUt programa or the 24 actiTo troops ~ tbo eoonty. classes _ GALLIPOLIS - Larry Lee, chairman ot all held during lhe artemooo boOrs wben Gaiiipolla Sa!Tallon Army Senice Unit, an. lhe sun Is as warm as It Is going to be ncuneed todl,\' that the amnnl lUnd drive will Ia not reqolred. However, all but about be coeduded from Sept. 12 to Oct. 10. aeven girl& In four classes are partie!. The locallreaaurer II Mro. Emily Sauaders paling, 1!lo girls are taken to the pool and other committee members are Mrs. from the school In private motor vebic • Chorles !Iober, Mrs. Rernlce Borden, Mro. lea. Mildred Soot!, William Barr, Kenneth Betz,_ On hand to help 111o cla11es during Jim Betz, Seth HunUey, Jcbn Millo and Tom lhe past - k has been Miss Uncia HackMetcalf. ett, eapable Instructor, working with adMany have been helped by the local com. vaneed student& - with no rennmeratlon. ml- ~ Gallipolis and Gallia County in the Mrs. Bentley Is working with the DOII.awimpast, llld lhe conuniUM will oootlnoe to holt> mora. Out ~ approximately 50 girls over those less fortunate and in Deed. Checks Jt\8¥ half are actually ·~norwwimmers.•• he to lhe local treasurer at the Ohio Parentol consent was aec:ored lor those Vall,_, Rank In Gallipolis, II not contacted by taking part In lhe clasaea 11hich will con. a wo~r. time this week it weather permits. I I I I Througlwut County at the high school. Lett to right are Retsy Miller, Hobble Ord, Nancy Tbompaon, Janice IOAstman aid RutiJ TerrelL / • SA Drive Announced""~ part 1n the ,----------------------~ ' TIIJISE FIVE MEIGS !UGH SCHOOL coeds _.mly dm't mlad the ehUJy w•ther as they attend swimming classes as a part or their high achool physical education tral!P ing. This is the ftrat time the Middleport pool las been used ln conjunction with clasaes 1ltla Is the llrat time thet students ~the ochoOl have uaed 111e Middleport facility lor pbyaloal edlleation clasaea and althougio the weather has sent lll&QY • "Oldster a•• scurrylng •rott Our Greatest Sale of '69 Cheverol·ets • • Soliciting Planned eome laruU-bald Sinal Ooaort bed amaohed 1...UU plano to JaUIIdl their own air ral4a Into F.sn3 rr.m l1elds there. pa•gn ~­ aemlolllclal . £sypdiD newthr-•• • POMEROY- J.la1p ~Townahiptrus. '"":<', COLUMBUS - NON-PAID VOLUNTEER S11JDENT Informers have been lined q~ on every coUege campua In Oft(o to glw advance warning of disorder, aecording to an Ohio Highway Patrol ~IlL Cept Robert Dumar, head of the patrol& lntolllgenee upit, aal4 Thursday some informers aremembersthemselvesottbegroq:~ plan- "HELLO DOWN THERE" A FULL SERVICE [JANI< MEIGS GENERAL HOSPrl'AL Adml.o ..... - Nme. VolUIIteer informers Uned up SUHDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY SEPT. 14-15-16 Tochnicol.. Tony Rondo II Ev1a EIIIOp, Paul MW!rca, Don Recker. Mary La-.n, Jo Ann Oonklo. - from automobile e~nes. (T echnlcolor) Glenn Ford Arthur, Kennedy RUTLAND DlloharP• - JooeP> Andar. its antitrust suit charging the ration's four maJor automaken wlth conspiraey to delay dewlopment ot air pollution control devices. The consent agreemert announced Thursday was denounced by some as a government 11 &ellout," but it was lauded by the Nixon ado ministration as an "important step" ln the battle against emissions (T ochnicolor) POMEROY NATIONAL· BANK an heo., LOS ANGELES - TilE GOVERNMENT HAS aettled out ol court "THE SERGEANT" DRIVE-IN TELLER WINDOW I 1n 111 ollort to .dlo,.. rcr ' Delta residerm relurnilfK home llOU ·' lerael's celebrati!Jn of Rolli ,. HaahaN, tlio J'"'loh New Yoor. '· n A patrol ldUed o!Pt aDd oeat the ather ·thrao lleolna baek nurilbor of FcWt~an Plan! lnoaeo ol,.. tho 1&67 Wort lato Jordall, he said. EDPt aid ilx loruli P~ llrael cllleially balln• aDd ..,. Fcnlflan plino ,...... Has~ cboo.....,ce~ lor lllo loot , . . . . . llld tho\ yoor 5730 at sundown wUh Israel. prayori pooco 1n _ . damaBO was lnlllcted a claim ·llrael denieiL ·· fhrwlbOUI tbo CIIUIIIr)'. Aecordlns to· mUUary larael ool4 1lturadl¥'• aerial baUleo broulbt to 51 the aliellflth ·e.amatea publlohed In JAmm • 1lturlllio1 by tbo lnoUtute for Slra11Bl< Studloo, ' VETERANS MEMORIAL IM· raid !JmJiwd -iourth of HOSPrtAL Eswt'a air Ioree or 400 planes, Admlallmo - Jomo~ moat11 Sovlat MIG ftlllloro llld Racine. bombero. Richard Johnson ' tr JordP Rim' into brail • · '!dahl thto6 Jid1n Tli1!ri!'IU . the "THE SAND PEBBLES" COLOR "DANGER ROUTE" : •1?, Want Aid To Shape Up Book 111111 . . .,..._, oald a bold or 1lAiob cainnallllo• 'crooMd ~ Richard Attenborough .... u . ,,., Qpe Doul»le Feature Program Steve McQueen ·UUJ. .. . .qallon ~. locilted ~llftheea_t,_ .....tloall . ·aad .......aiioMI . ' cp. for the ooll... - . aDd the limnlcllat.8J;J, 0 ' .. . �" r ' l . Mt<f.ID an=:; ' ''1111. 'lbore ' ·, ' - I ,or bn!ik•r aCijlt II 1110, 11111 of ~h~~ ~ 20 ~· ot thl· ..,.; · · 'lilt · · ,,biJJ 'II llmUtir . · . Ill Clb' rooa,u, lMilllll!" ~ .. lblpe, :'fbi~ lololilol< 1111. bill !pwllll 1117 two.~ tour JDRI e,t illclllllll af•lbl lllld. ,l r ~ bill 1!111 betw~ tht Jil¥~~ It ....... Ill<·· palaU; ~ tho ml4dlt •IIIII; ~ ;D4 JDitl' -point. I ' Jttllll , to • !>o a of Bald hockiQ' -~ -~'-'11'• ..,.cer, -~~" •• "'!'he boya .... lillie lntereotaclln the mllkmaa, allh<U&h tltoy have never him. He dollvoro mUk will! a horlt drawn ....., . - l a.m. Tho boraoo ar.11 keptaloout a mlletromwhore wo live, IIIII tho WIIIOIII In a IIOIIJW ftel4. MaJimOD ara also their doliiJirt, they ride bleycleo lllllblowaWbllltlel!theyhave man for JGU, Thttea~ lliii\Y4l!!eroncea Wllleh ru Write or tell '':• .,., beooi .i Jilt.;;.., ' ·,. t•e I' , _. . . , . , . . . . . . 1...-. .. , . . . . . , lilt · lhl' bulcltora tit trlia aflmoro ql ~ illroomed -.but~ 111tie Mil, AI 1 r ...l, ail ot in11t II hli!l. , """'alii !11111101'1 flllilll•ll· '" ' ._:•·:...:.!" ' . · · ,' I"' at If&". , jilin 1111 The 11 ltlbl,t l.· 'GoNinJIJ: vllllltt, bla ml4t up. of thin 1110 tub. •toblea ate t lhonln ~~~~~=~tr~af Ill", IIIII ~-. ~. ""''" -"'~ CID Pl'tlool "'••• , Colwnllu1• lllllth~ ate I ....,.o __.!em to ~- ·•-•~ · hire In ~ IIIII liCIII · .. , · ,_..,., MtJ. ' , or.,...,~ · are tlli'OIIIe homo bourne baa Utile CODirol ·cW.r thoro II very rlll'tl11111\1' a4V..._ IIIIII dooin """"'·" tho aullurbo, rolllltlq In much lilt In price to bUy In lltRV ;'•-., ,'!:t + t · , -lion over ad4reaiel. MIIIJ 'IIIIIIIUel. IIIIQ' wu time• ·ilie strtola chanp ...,.1 · "&lper!'W'keta are )I at atort. 0111JJ1o¥tr, Price or .,._. when a new llllurb Inc here. 'lilt Orot me waa buB! " atarta. Therolore, .. "' • Ovey-1 1811, lllld lbo re10 · Columbus Ilk lor or Slvo ut 11114rioa for action to lbom 11 mixed_ oome AustraL a homo or bullno•o. tho IUIIurb favorable - others outwar41,y for 8 I x mull! be IJIVID too. .. our 1Ub. l8lllnot them. When I told JGU m 0 nth 1• He urb ot Kelr, tho ~ strati II tho Auooloa I'll' bJsb taoe, 1 one ol Hlsh stnet- moat IIUburbi lllllllalaotot<JcJ,'Yeryhli!l'for 1 u 41 t blve 1 HIIJII stroot _ , . _ of tho aorvlceo they reealve. IIIah- r • ... . 18 ....... with IIIQ'I are - · like the lectecl from ap. the aame lllll10. ru DOVer for. Unltecl Statea 50 7fll'l QD.1be prooda:llllely 1,. aet the look I ROt from a W state eebool Q".ltem lsvery.PIQ'. Ia ~t be driver when I pve tdm tn ld- AI a rellllt, the private sehoola United states to drela - very naively I -*ed have about 46 per cent of tbe ln the COil1PII\V'a1969 to be taken to 306 Hlatl !lreet 't4ltll ltudenta below the untvefExehan&o Procram. _ the aub-llll converiellon alt;y level - the cost of v.ldch funll¥ left theUDit- wauld have made a bit m •tan.. Ia Very blah - 10 the 'pooi-• March 25• <lid Camera.' , Aulllrallan atarta behln4, b&++ + HAft6T We had Wen here a few CIUie Ida more wealtb)' collea.. 29, ftl the yOUng'.. weeks, me amc11y aftemoaa we &Ue receives a better batit:: NJoot~j¥,ijiCUIJ "U aelectecl !or 4ocldacl to - · In to ih J. calion. We earollo4 Fred In a we · - Claude re. boume to v~an 10180 a1 tho Jlarl<• otato school, and !rlalcls bore If· be 1100111 write Fracl aa4 gar<lena. l'nparacl w 1 t b aald the ch-at we coul< ge1 ..... 111m to dol<rlbe 1101110 - · · In our 'Hold. him In .... af the )ll'lv&le - · af bll -rlencea !or our reacJ.. ..,, (a car; a bit omallor IIIID a wwl4 be about SlOG to $125 ora. Fracl res.,......., litre' a what Ch0\'1, v.ldcb we bl4 renltd for )>Or quarter, plua tho coat of hO ~ to IIQ' In a 1 - to ble the time a1 wr 111Q' hert - ,.. books, UDitorma, echool bag, ell:. por-lallt week: rentec1 It !or $65 J>Or IIIOIIill), Pre1iy -nolve for a,nrotlll'a4. ++ + We arrlvacl In the c~ w1111 110 tt • "1't'e have about roocho4 the 41!1Jeu!QI - alarlacl bOck homo "Mally al our !rloa4a have told IDII af our nve month• Ia Mel- about 5:30p.m. oo St. KUdo Rd., uo they enroll their chlloiN!n bourne IIIII wo thoullltt JW would Wlllch 110011 be<ame Snntm before they are born In the )11'1be jntor.- to hoar our lin. St. My navlptor...Ue Ruth told vale achoole, tho& lnsur!Dg them af lito In Australia. me It wou14 pt uo to our 4o.. being adrnlttecl to tho ·'b e • t 1 II 41l!ennt from what most: tlnaUon - home. II eltoul4 blve, IChooL' Melli homes are not cen. 1 Amerkaaa lmqlne becauae o( but as,.. 41Jcovoracllater,Swau. !rally beatecl IIIII Ia Melbourne, tho ·very way most too makesallharprillrt111rnlbout tho temperalllroa do clrop 111 the · i\01101 live. I Ia a bls ....,.. five ~!Jock• from tho ciQI. There low 30'a. Pre1iy cold for DO hoot • . trl . 2,1~,000 aquare mllea. . were ..., lltna, 10 wefollolredtbe :tl. the summer, the temperatures ~ ·emaUtt thin the Unltecl roa4 straiiJitt aboa4, but we were ,.., above 100 cloliJ'ooa, and ~~tore . ~·; but only lZ.S mn • . 111 Elizabeth St. That wao juol IJno elr condiUonlng. Whoodrlv· lkio\ ...,.., . - 6 )>Or cent ot tho beJllmlDR ot a marveloua Inc arcuncJ vloltlq frloa41, me tlli Amilrican 11011111at1on. Almoat tour ollho city at.nl&bt, -no notices blgh fences arcuncJ moll! ali mllUoo _.e Jive In MeJ. Idea or where we were, Final- homes. The bOck yard II 11boor!Jo IIIII !lf4De¥, IIIII over 2.3 ly, by pure luck, we !ourl4 a fa.. IIIQ'I completely !encacl, with mllll.., live In tho-.. Ill< eap. mUlot place IIIII arrived homo f•ces three to oi&ht foot hll!ll1111 clilea ot Cllilborra, Ado. Ill 8 p.m. We navigate nwdi bet. Mill!' ollho homes are brick, and ~ Perth, llttwln, lll'lobllle tor """· Everyoao knowa 1 h e the yards are called gartlens iiJtl.' llob¥t. AI coa be IOOD, aame• af the,. 1treela. An4 jullt boautl!ully lanclacapod. The blsb lbore II a iJI'oat concenlratloa look at the lai<eo It Ave• by fences tend 111 <ll•coorago nelghot _.e, Wblch resulte In two not marklntJ them. borllnoas and !rlenclly _.e. Auotrollu. Ooe II metropolitan, "We thoullltt the lltiDdanl of Ruth gave a cortoo for oor neigh. , wtlen there 11 a concentration livinll here would be of Inter- bora so we might moot them, af:,JncUstry, OIIIIICO aa4 _.., Ill, llnoe It Ia 1110 of tho blgh. thiQ' all came, but I belieYethey roiuJU.. In tho IIDIO 'bJi ciQI' ell! Ia tho world, but at111 far be- were ahockacl at my 'bold' wife. pritbloma that exlot In Amer- low that '"l)oye4 In tho Unltecl "Dad, you lhoold see one at liii.'' 1bert Ia laadoqaala pubUc Statea. The averqe ,...ker re- the Auotrallan !co1ball pmee. II ' ',' 1 Prlcu & C01111ou 'Good Through 1 Wodno'"y Soptomlior 17, 19~ bit"'- _.,'diet -. ..... r...n, . w......., ln1hlpJ- CtPJIIPft Tile linter C... tM8 ' We .....,. ,.. rtltol te ....111.... First National s...... AI 'r• ·~ ways pt &Itt a*led - uo..l Bank of GaDipolls, llr1t Ia lntrocluclng another llrllt for patrons in Gallia Coun\Y of the first national bank credit card Stamps! · program. )' StarUng Monlay, Sept. 22, oil Ganla County BankAmerlcard ' ! holders ma,y bring their Bank- Ame'ricar4a to tho F1rst Na- Offitcers Named Armour'• Miracure Sliced MIDDLEPORT - Olllcers for the coming year were electecl when-the Melp c.unQo MIJiloter. 1a1 AaaoclaUOn met l i t - Unllo4 :Melho<llat Church In Yld<lle. port. Elected WttO tho Rev. A\111. ry Miller, proaldent; the lleY. Max llonahue, vlc:o;>realdont, IIIII the Rev. Robert Kuhn, .....ry.treasurer. Tho Rev. Charlo a Simoni wu lljiPIJinted racJio PI:"III'&ID cbalr. man. Other chairmen appolntecl Include the Rev. Arlhur 1.uD4, OOIIDil' home IIIII chiq>lalll aono. ice; tbe Rev. Mr. Kum, Royal J / lb. Itt. $1.29 lh. Freslli, Lean Kroger Store OJ)EN SUNDAY 10 AM • 7 PM ' ·.~ ~·;-1.·' ,\ '•J ' 1-J;: .................,.... _ Pl•.m. !&toDC81a (958, wben It no teat- · ad CHI & llnlllacl Nato In ~ , < cant:'!A Octo1loi' 1959, It wu Jn. we - tro4ucacl 011 1 ata~ 'baola. At lhl tuiiotlme, oom'll Cllhor ...... In tho Vnltecl Slate• aaw tho pooolbllltleo ot cracllt car4a, ani an oallmatacl 200 local, l'lllani otatewlde ........_., eoracl cracllt canle lpr&llll 1$1 be.... ' While 11111\Y olher benkl wore · o-oolqrlbolr cardaiD.tho..,.. 1y !!leO's, the Callfamla Bam. Americonl romalnacl oporallva and, after 18 monlhe, waa lllnotlooill8 on a pro!llable' monthly baall; In 1963, an of the Initial ln..-ent hl4' been rocovoracl.i In MtJ' 19116, ot America formaci 1 wholly ownacl eubolcllary, BaMAmarlcard Senko Coitlorltloo (IJSC) !or tho liUi"' poae al llcenaln( other blnkl lhrOIIflliaUt the Unltecl Slateo to leauo their own cro41t canl1 UJto 4er the HenkAmoricardneme,oll COIIIIIlotely lnter....._bla. Tho move reeulteclln tho !lrot aatllllal IIIDk cracllt card pi'ogrem. 1_. ' .tr~~ . Jll!l'!t!t«l.~ eel~· aboutt~III: ;'I--­ (.-,,Jioor. tducelklnal !acDI- ,l'lr;.t to til0' tlihomo<JJI!>w. '!Uo.lllid tral!lc jame. ,, ·~ Allllralla.·ll .a... Amilriw lmoge - blc raw land. , i6lch of It Ia arid, and aWl un. .,cp1oro4 with aborlglnoo. kiln- · ......,., rabbits IIIII lheep. 'lilt truth 11, OOih are accurate 'but 1lliat llllkeo a C001D1ry ~ tho - ' • or the land? We have 4tcldacl -•• IDike the «llOIIIr7 - oo moll! a1 the l~r will deal wltb tho !lrllt Australia, the 'l\llllera• know l>eaL p. hOpe 111 paint a picture ot ooo In a later l~r "" bave had our 10-doy 'tour of tho 'outback' Alia. Exp. 9/11/6!1 ... EXTRA TOP VALVE STAMPS ·"· tloh · - ... Jlllft...... z..... St:At'UDD Exp. 9!11/69 ~~- Diet ~ ' 5t EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS •·hll this e•.,. aed J"lfe••se of 10 lb. Bog 0< largor POTATOES Bartlett Pears 5 ,., 39C PLUS "A FiNI! PAIR" Rocl Hudoon c;taudla Cordinalo Forfeit Bonds speecMn& ~7.50i Year~ ..... Pietures Sehedule Set Up Bananas church lor an or tho special pro........ tociiQ'. Mpnlay 'tbru Hrricea. •to ~ F.IO.I\I l!ll>i'lnr. - ·,AlbttJr, tu SEPT •.13th ' '. P.-M. ·. J.y,..;.;; -..!t~Wldp, ; '!'f. ~··••« OJI!Iy ""' wu •. •Jt.r ~f .Jro, Pcliilitfoy, - '. , ' OhariW tlaa, ..... wlth 'ftcdlloiia,........, "' a . . t ,+ t · our 1011 to elirt oil II!• lmai.. dlateq, Wt b*ye at wr ~ al the r"'lllncl to cor. reet """ 'Ill&.' We only lioocl the will •• -~ ·...__. .... _ , .to __ , _ _ IOo the J00 COIIIJIIOtecl. Austra. lla, II• 4omocracy IIIIIaf tho hllhoat otandar41 01 IJv. Inc In the world, onlY llllke1 o0e roallze tho more IIIJulll.y bo1J truly !ortuaate we oro to. bl Amer!CIDI. We have !oua4 a truly lll'tol atalemelll II: 'I am aa American.' To me, It mNiia freellom, love al chariQI, strength, equaiiQI, tD4 ,.---------; IQ'- $15. - . , to ~ c l u a Cli!JDI;y .• "3,118 PIPD• .... ,.... tD4 ~ • •. . , _ !lbeoll blo' , ' _...... ~ Clli Corllold Avo .... ....... "'·- •-~ """' of ....., .._gd ... llarrlllo.q ,,;' , Morrill Siionltn 'aamacl ~a. llloul af ~ Cilun1¥ c...Mr. •111m Alooelltlm ·•• lfallll Tbomao hea<l1 Gellla ~· HIIJII School ban4 .... Atlteu ratacl)ll'e.ooaiiOII f~ chtqloao ~ !lcJu1;1-..B1em Ohio 1........J>l. . . . . Jl!l'--'"· STUfTSHIRT --~~~~~~~~~~~~--- Cod,...... , .... 111 Tho flout •• l!d.wlch ftt.lilollle OvontulfOd . •nth a qu_;.ter pG111101 of u. S. choice beef, fr•~ly tround oiMI grill,.d, with o most· skillful bllli'MI .t melted cheese, crisp grnn lettuu, tomato, onion, and pickle al1ces and Shake Shoppo opoclal dreatlnt, S... ved on a gigantic too~ted b.,.. ••• PRICE REDUCED ~C,.~a~~1heoOi:Tde ~~tE' Own« moved out of sto1e. T..,_ b•droom itrlclt, 1~ bath•r c::ur,.r, ~~h "!:~d 1 t~'!:.!'f~!,r: Dlohw,.heo, dlopo.,l, iq k iq ••• l:!'' ,'i!:1 l~i."tb, 1 ~t 11::,:: L""• loo ouool,. h- Rl. 211 :~u~:~.'ront, tt C•Mtol alt cCALL REX Wc:CORMICK ••..0JI!IIiii.j- . Q 1\, ~ " npp~ : . - .5- CHEVROLET INC. ••.'1.~ 'ili.r;.~ •· Altw • PhoM ":1-03.1 SAVINGS SALE SUITS MOl,. SEPT, II SllturdaY :... wJEH, BOTH STORES JUST SAY "CHARGE IT" ! AT MURPHYS ' IIISIU' I WOIIII'I IIZU IIATIIIIII TIIWU YALAIII Lose I 0 lbs. In SO'/. AVRIL® RAYON, 50"/, COTTON . IULLION FRINGED SNAP fRONT SHIRl , AvriP5/cOtton • as y care f·• b r"i c • Snap ~F.i fronfs. Prints. Sizeo 12- SAVE 20 oncl IW2.241!J. $1.21 e .... 'Ill II ~Me c.,. 10 days on 2'' WI WASHABL~ Grapefruit .Diet TAILORED 111R/YALANCI Honeycomb design. Deep Textured,. jacquard type Fiberglas.lto. White or rich solid colors. 58" overall width. :.~ ~·· fringe. Lovely SAVE. solid colon. $1 ri• lq, lM If OWIU.C-~ lutlonary grapefruit illet lhlt everyone It ~ruddenly talking tbout. Thou1and1 of co.tln htvo been p1 ..ed from haM to hand In factories, pl1fttt lfld office& throqheut _tht SAVE 21c BeciUIO thlt diet r I Ill '/ •orkl. We haW toltiNnlllo On Itt IUOCIIL If I~::::"·~~·:•·,.~~-~',~:~. It •••cti'J, )'II.! In tht 10 1,, \II I Foam filled. 16x· WASTE WIDE WIDTH BASKI1S IARKCLOTH Rl.&. "'$1.91 to 74.~. Big ooloction of otylo~ doccr cala11. Durable, easy.to-keep ciHn. ~ I j Z 8. ~~~ Solid Sauce pals, pans walt covers. Percolators, 2 ..... colon., prints. FABRIC z 1 1 Y ... 57c Yard ldHI far oparts. draperies. wear, 2~ COOKWARE 11, 5 ft. foliage planter on borl.. Choase from 4 lilelilo otylos. . 20" SAVE OUR OWN LOUNGER REG.78C ..... S.t.Yl 52c REG. $2.99 SSe .., REG. NO IRON I I ( I I ( ( ol \" CHINILU SPRIAD PILLOWS H 0 L LYWOOD, CALIP• ! I ! l I SAVE 22~ MOUNDS POWER HOUSE ALMOND JOY (ARAVELU 7a:':G.48C U.NDSCA.PESI STILL LI~ISI •' . '! • 5 FT. FOLIAGE (lpiCIII) ...o 'fhls II lht rtYO• I l .!~YOU me, but there are lido af tho Oel4. Tho !le14 Ia about 22~ 111 250 yard& IIIII! and 100 yar4a wide. a .. a carne of endurance and courage. Some 1110 aal4, 'II Ia 1 game 4oslgn.. ad to ldU tho pla.yera.' I ml&bl lllcl, It dots 10111et1me1. There II no lllbotltutlon, oo time out, I ( 8'x11' lOOM SIZE s.. ·110'-· pv~,~ell~ ,Uati; C01110 af tho -leaf that....,_ lr)'lllll nolm their Vllltec!Stateo Income. We hive lh'acl 011 lbo All1ala Income lor 1117' jiOIItloa. ·not ao tourllto, bu! 01 ut om. plwe IIIII 'II.- dllz.., • 1\Y workllll an4 llolnt In· 'IIIOtlter liiiCI, ,.. Jove our counli7 more, and we rooli1 _.dale boW bloased wo are to be Americana. "AIIstrolla .. a marveloua """"lr7• but theye are very few automatic washers, drle.ra, dish.. wuhera, boat&, stereos. etc. Op. portunity here comes quicker to those with the ·rtatat aehOolJOg IIIII lnllepen4ent llnlnclni. The &ifted stand in line. E&eation · here 11 not !reo, IIIII the qual. it.f ill below our miD1mum ltand. . ards. Taxes are hlgber than at home, IIIII btDonllle••· We In America haYO aal4 $3,600 J>Or year and below Ia jiOYOrl,y. An Aueala factory worker wwl4!tol Tho public Ia wei- to .U Grueaor, Mlao!'avUle, •u '"' ·. I*' 'J!lttllllll, ' aDd evoq aenlce at 7:30 , Broadcalita ..-o at 10:30 ·11:SO oa Sunday JDOl'IOins; 1:U • 8, $S and <Otto, permlttlnraaunll_,. . ad minor lD operate a ._. .,.. !dele; Carlot Mcl!nfgltt, Rut. 1an11, .10 IIIII <Otto, !allure 111 nallter ._. vehicle; Mlchaal A.~.. RuUand, ·~ ID4eotla, lltOp . .... vtolatloo; ~ .Jilai. Gtilllpolla, ~0 .......... 1J I 'dine; ~ N. Pickail, .Racine, $10 and cooll, al4p .... viol~, IIIII SS ll1d coota, 4o. r~·. - · Qiorleo: 1311i!- • Sundt1 achool bOflinJ at 9:15 a.m.; JDOI'IIiiW HI'Vice •t 10:30, R<lmy Gorby, .... ~~ Mldillejlort. -'!' · - - ' u • -·t· "-'-•-· .,.._, -w•"'~ • ..,·-·•· ...... ahwld have Iii ,live 011 the b>. · yur; ',,' '' .,'' . ~ ¥IWIS ' M#f> '~ ·, · f ' ~~.'' ' "Wt ·rMII,. 1111t .win .Uio I!Ua ot lhi•· D.s~T Trllloio · Allllrlel brio ,lilt ,_.., . _ , ~ '"IIV, .~ Tlaltl ;.. .,..., llild C111111Ui9 to ~,-.~, lfn. A. A. TI&>IGn, llf, Nl. •our J)fGbleml 'fi'O!.II •wltlila, '"" llDI. Jd!!acl Ia •to ooelde!ll INa wo dollrvJ OOJ!N1•01 In Rt. 141 .... ·~o ..eop., 1,. a u.s. Frank Welle, and <Otto, llillllfe vehicle; 1noo Mae !lloup, cOlumbus, $10 11114 colta, expired operator•• · 11CIIlle; Mania Cbaae, Albluo', ooilll,, ..... tho coli! or food, clotltlJIC ..,.,............. the 11111\e hire 01 In the Unltecl Stateo. !imie 1tem11 and the lliProD· mate price are: a dozen 80 - . , JDIIDCI of cotroo SL24; Pllllo chlpa 98 centi per JIOIID4. IDII a pound af ftwr II conta. Aa JGU aoe tho prlcee ara not III'Oiti.Y 41!!orett, ¥tithe 'are . - 50 J>Or coni leal. An4 another point, I f - think - • are blsb In the Unltecl Stateo, don't come 111 Austrolla. Toxea ate tho , hllhollt In the world. Soles lai<ea are hlddoa, 10 JGU <lon't know whol the nte 1111\Y be. ~ are very !ow food barsalno. whoa lilqlq JIOI'k. , . 1111 lor the riD4 and plenl1 of fat; It Ia not tl'lmmacl. Veey IiiUe al tho - t Ia triiiUDad Ill UaiiOII State• lllall4udo. Tho riD4 II ai!IIQ'B left ......... evonwben to be Missions •1o 11114 - . 1e11 or - · ·sunrue-Frelh, Golden-Ripe . 111merou1 poru, bolanlcal IJ""'""'• IIIII ............. atrtota. Io tho capital cli;y of tho state VIctoria, IIIII Ia known !or Ita _... abiM>Qhere. one ~' $10 and CQsll, IJIOO<I. Inc; Fracl A. Houck, Galllpoll1, $10 11114 •:ooto. lell ot cenlor; WU.. Ham White, -roy, $5 IIIII coati, unafo vehicle; Lonta wu. Bert . .,:.~!ruJtlor==Ia a beautifUl clQI · ,_. Racine, $50 }I08tecl oo aa. 111W1t IIIII battery cbar101, ID4 $SO postecl .., ltiU!ng ...... Inc thrtals charp; Cly4o IJer. b o u r, Pl'octorvllle, $27.50, IIIII d'ng; Jerome Sheeta_ NeliiOL ville, ~7.50, IIIIU'04 clear 41J. taace ahoacl; llullne B. Wolfe, Racine, ~u•. ·huntlns without u. eeue; Robert A. MareiDko, , . _ , Plallla, apeecllng, $33•• 35. ~ t'r<sll. Ul Slae - POMEROY - Tea tWOD4Inta !orf- - · · 13 ..... flnacl ID4 one was ordoracl to 1111 CQata only ao lbo nault « ._..,. held Frida¥ before Melp Com. ty Judge Frank W. I'Orlor. Forfeltlr8 bondB worollwlaell L. c - r , Mlalord, $17.50, ,.., -.,vehicle; KormUGUkoy,llld: .Ueport Route l,<lllllllrblnK ...... ~; Gale V. Clll'llllll, Mldclloport Route 1, ~U5, llllllllil wla ·llcenae; FriDklln Bole 1, .._, W, VL, ~7.50, ..,.U~ Ralllh R. Pratt, Mldtllepwt, ::nbeyou read tbis letter, Wfl dreaming of SOOd bot dogs, han:hlrgers, dcmuts, and pizzas, wblch are mlaalng from the Australian oceiM!. No late nlgbt nstaur&Dta, DO boolter chalro for tho 'lltlle In rtJtauraJU. and IIOD8 of the con.. veniencea W8 find at bome. "However, we 4o'-tbl•wlll IJI;ve JGU lnalpt to lite here, IIIII ..... YOU to be thankful to live In America. Auatrollt It lruJy a r be- ~ '·•' . ··r \.~ ·" ~ OQ · 'I -111!7, !If ertild"" lolltp. q up 10 ,0. illlllt ~ JGU ,mi&M . . . but \1IIIJ 1ln'ouall ,.... llrotia, biciiiM It ·II '1mJllllllb!P, to l!c>i'row ........ horl. I do beiioft '!J! Api'ICODIIIilial4 be reQIIracl to• ~GU\I!Idi! !lllhl Unltecl Statel for , olleaot· Ill< mmtbo to a ,.... In ca4tr 1o ~t;ylaroll-..• __.,tan State Board to be uaod for li;lnaportatlon costa Incurred In tho nursing ~ belnr carrle4 out. The mooting was a41oumac1 the Rev. Stanley Plottenburg pylng the lieJie<llctlon. The naxt meotln& af the glooup wiU be oliO a.m. oo Oct. 14 oiGraeo Epl._. Church. Y~, about. No·- load of~· Vll'l'luoktollllket3,600a1-· wllatf'm~ · ' ID......,mllht He lllll*a lllltl1 • "'mfor1ible lire•...., ,'' FREllll GROOND MEATS WhiteBread Jlnpr A•Mrlod Donuts Aid II Hoo•y Jc.... go.. 3 loans Bread hllyR3 ,.,.. fl! ; .... $1 Twin RoDs '\ MRS. CANTRELL cbalrnwi. Tom Kelly, guicllnce counselor or Meigs High School, spoke on ulll aloobollce with a quea- I' -~":";!i:~t,,;~,";,'~~ ans....- perlod!ollowlna. v*"' $lfb to ': aoaoclatloa " : , ' lhl' ComrnuniQI Action Proiii'IDI . .. ,,. ' z lllo. ...... $1 ·6 leans aormonettes; If&". Raullln Mo.r· or, clothing IIIII bouaehold8Ui>ll11 ....... HI!XTHA TOP ~ ALUE !IT AMI'S W.._ tldl!j eotpM awd IMiftllaH> td Jlnpr !lrtlld See New Class oak Park service chairmani the Rov. Ill". Donahue, newspaper USDA. CHOICE Tellderay Rib Steaks A,...rstar Silted Bologna Ground Chutk . \ . '-.. turne to C'-elllpolla at a ·later ~ 1110~~.. - . btnkl ~ la . JIOI~ date. ' ' .," 1!1 w<Miopolot. Poinerot~D4 Pl. II'• another tree. ........ of BankAmoriC&I'!l. -ollldala eay. Each iv4 boldei', f11r •• 'In a two weeks so local card holders ample, a huabolll 01111 family with two ...,.., llhould may have their picture taken. . ' 10 Mch The plcturn I a opUonal, boW· blvo their picture ever~ according to bank ome- car4 will have 1 picture provklial•~ and personS who do not lnr cunp!ete ldenll!lcaUoo. blve their picture taken 4111'1111 Henk ofllc:lole 1111 tho tho two week period 1111\Y ilo ao BankAmerlcarcl -picture IIIII when the }lbotoWnpblc unit r&o elplure laml•tecl UDder pluo tic lathe moat PIIIIUve m. . . al 14entl!lcatloo you Cllll carry. It abo onere tho beet )lfotectloo from wam!torlzacl UIO of the BankAmericard, a bonk apoliel>o mon 111d. llltrocluc:o4 in Gtllta Count.y m March 1969, tho Flrllt Natlor81 , Bank of Gelllpollo now baa 63 !Irma or bu1lnoaeoa partlclilat. lllllln tho .......-y..,.ld.-CJ'04. II card program. Ill allclltloo, there an between 3,500 ID4 4,000 HenkAmericard holdero In Gollipolla ani Gellla Bank.Americard. Tho phoWgnqlhlc unit wW ba at the First National Bank lor with BankAmericard lnthisarea, o1 Top Va... j ·, ,•' H~ tlonal Bank and poao lor a col..plcture to be usacl on lhelr - GALLIPOUS ·- 1be Flrat Na· ' ·' I �;~-.· ' •"'! ., . .:)~~·::~_ · .~. - ...·•< ' .....' re.....ut. -IIIII*'• .' , , ~ild . ~ ~ ·Thv; , oreacJI,~•,/ex~~ .at' tllf, ....Sjlf ~ ;rid, 20 ~ at .. hQ bMn l 'lot wHUeb fu I h e h.N. trJ11i to lit ,, '! i''" ilinlaat.d llllll,~i.;W: .P,Ii at tub. aadoftbe •l lild.l live .;,. First National Ha3 t1ona1 Bank and poae tor a color pictUre to be used on their ,.. BankAmerlcard. The pbotqp'aphlc unit wW be at tho First Natlcnl lor two weeks oo local card holdors may have their picture token. program. Slartllll! Monday. SOpt. 22, all The picture Is optional, haw· Gallla cowty BaokAmerlcard ever, IC<ordlng to bank olll.. holders DillY bring their Banto. loll, IIIII ponona who do not Amorlcarda to the Firat Na- have their picture laken dur11111 the two week period may do 10 when the llh~hlc Wilt reo GALLIPOIJS - Tbe FlrBI Natlcnl Bank or Gallipolis, arst with BaokAmerlcard In this oreo, Is - lnlroduclfll! another Or&! tor patrons In Gallla Count;r or the !Irs! mtlonal bank credit card Bl:amtt! · / ,. l ' Armour's Miracure Officers Named Sliced Bacon ,. MIDDLEPORT - O!llcera tor the coming yeor were elected when-1111 Melp Cwlll;r Mlaloterlal Asooelatlon met at !Ieath Unllild Methodist a.ttch In MlddJe. '' port, Elected were the Rev. AudMiller. presldfllt; the ' Rev. Max lloaabne, Ylce.presldenl, IIIII the Rev. Robert Kuhn, seeretary.trea.IUI'er. The Rev. Charles SlmClna wu -">ted radio proi!J'am cbolrman, Other chairmen appointed Include the Rev, Arthur l..uDd, COUIIIjr home llld chaplain ~erv. Ice; the Rev. Mr. Kuhn, Royal Qak Park service cbolrman; the Rev. Mr. I>onatue, newspaper oermoneUes; Mr. Raullln Mol· or, clothlag llld household BUilPb' chalrmln. Tom Kel)JI, guidance counoelor of Meigs Hlch S.hool, spoke 011 counsellne alcoholicswltha..,es. answer perlocl!ollowlns. ·· uoodat!on voted; •u!O io ' . Conun.,.l7 Actlm Prograin ry lh. USDA CJIOICE Teederay Rib Steaks A,_SIIr Slired Bologna Ground Chuck lh. $1.29 Kroger Store OPEN SUNDAY .... 6!k ~l.e•a . " .., 10 AM-7 PM ...... . ~...,..-- III'Oior Cotlol" Cheese l·lh. - SU:XTRA TOP VAWt; SrAMI'S wH• tills • ....,.,. lid pm:hoso ol SEAFOOD z"''"' -'•-ed Exp. 9!11169 Donuts llnpr Diet Aid lo lleo•y Bread... ....,._ Twin Rolls gnA 3 ...... loans .,.; 3 pllp. n•;.... $1 ' 1~. Mrs. Michael •'I •"' ·uO ""ELLO.. ~tl ,TH~II~' Tochnlcolor To~y Rcinclcdl · Janet Loigh ' PLUS Bog or larger POTATOES Rode Hucl1on Claucllo Cardinale Bartlett Pears 5 ,.. 39C ...... aPnd cente; ....... -·tor·· a... ~ Sehedule Set Up .• blcle; CiriQJ s..Mol(all!ht, Rutland, 110 uid ..,.., !allure lo rqlatar moior voblcle; lillohlel A. ~. RuUIIId, $10 aad\>)111, lliDp BlaD vllllattoo; - . . . 'C'•IIIpoUs, ~0 IIIII ,CJOI!o, _.anll,lihill!r N, Plek0111, Racial, 110 .... COlla; ""' ' Bi&D ~-- .... $5 . . coati, .... t~·- '"""Ill!; Gllarleo, ,Bled. . .J,!•"I"f~~ Goltlen·Ripe Bananas oal, :~' ,....., ••p 1111 '' ........ liel.ii'W ""~'17ellclir liDo; . , ~~' - t•Aiba'!Jl f15 IIIII ,, ~ • ., 11'1•' . · ,,, . A.....,. ~o ...., wa. wli.; , ), ~ lfillf B. ,Bqiller, .Jr., ~. : 'd!ar""" with,. llcllllillll ~ dOn.~ , ' "'1-'. ., _ • . . Y.U tn 0!1' 7. on.t • THE FIRST NATIONAL .... STUFTSHI gore"•· i4akt i4nppt -n•• SAVINGS SALE STilTS MOl., SEPT. II BOTH STORES VIVID COLORS! FULL or TWIN! WII'T SHIIIII, 1'==41==1~=~1=~ lUll, II' IIILDIW M1111111 fliLIIID YWIIII 'ultback' Auo., eo .YOU d!m't know whit the rate IIIIQ' be. ~ ..~ veey 1ew !ood loa beoutiiW c117 barpins, wh011 buying pork, YW liuneroua perke, -.teal Pl1 for tho rind IIIII plenb' of prd-, IIIII pltm.llned otroets. fat; It le 1101 ITimmecl. Very lit. II lilt copllol elf~' of thl state Ue or lilt ·II trimmed to VIctoria, IIIII lo !mown ror Ita t/JIItod State1 otoddarcls. The rind BriUih atniDII1bere- <iriti II aiW~¥slett on·baconevenWilllll to he Missions Lose 10 lbs.ln 10 days on Grapefruit .Diet H PLAtf,I'IR RES . $4.99 SAVE S2c LYWOOD, CALIP. .-Ttl Ia 11 the rwoCftet that tallcJng 447 WASHABlE, NO IRON CHENILLE SPREAD TAILORED TIER/VALANCE Honeycomb de· 1ign.Deep Texlured,. jacquard type Fiberglas3. While or rich soGd colors. 58" overaU width. ~~3'' fringe. Lovely SAVE solid colors. i1io IIJ. Til If 1-..CIIIiJI& $1 z~ REG. $2.99 SAVE SSe LOUNGER OUR OWN PILLOWS Dell/llallfd(0 COOKWARE :~~781: 21e .. ea. 5 ft. foliage planter on bar!.. Choou from 4 lifelike styles• • Foam filled. lbx· 20" s i ... Solid colors, prints. WASTE WIDE WIDTH I~.~ REG. $2.79 U.4t S•uce pob, pARI with coYers. Percol.ton, 2 sets. coPin bien hand hand In f•ctOrle" planta ·tRd offlc-11 thrOqiMiut "'- u.a. Z'' . BULLION FII.INGED . . . BASKnl ,... RES. $1.91 74~. Big selection of st-,los. d-r colors. Durable, easy·f~hep clun. B'xll' lOOM SIZE lARK CLOTH FABRIC z 'I Y41. 57c Yard Ideal for sport.. wHr, draperies. SAVE 22~ MOUNDS POWER HOUSE ALMOND JOY (AIAVEL~E 48C 7BARS /IN PIG. LANDSCAPES! STILL LIFESI li- $10 .... ....... ~ of ceoter; llort ~ 15 IIIII COIII,~~ . ect m1aar ml!lllfll;e a motor ... ·sUIIrh~Freslt, ~ Jam•. :~:~of=the~ ~bluo', Grue-. ·hare.· eorrect. ..,.. "- *"'-· J+ :~i sHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ~· Plallla, ~·. . - 35. Filled ~ I!GmY Gorby, ~. flO 1111 coata, IJJ88dlnsJ Fred A. lblck, <'.. llpoll1, $10 IIIII ...... le!t cifceoter; WU. 111m White, .J'vmiiw, $5 IIIII c:oato, Ullllita vehicle; LOaio wu. .... Laudlrmllt, !8ddlsilort, $5 llld COlla, ..,..re voblclo; a- s-, · w..-•. 110 and t'ftoh. Itt Size bel•• i!Ot"''' · SNAP PRONT SHinS "A i'iMII PAIR" u- 5t EXTRA TUP VALUE STAMI'S wit• ...................... or 10 SYRACUSE - POMEROY - Teo d e t torrellecl _ . , 13 were lined IIIII..,. WI& ordered to pa,yCOI!a only as the result of hear11111a hold Frldll.y before Melp Couaty .Jud80 Frlllk W. l'lll:ler. For!elt~Jw bCIIIdo were Ruoeall L. ~. Mbtord, $17.50, ua. .re voblcle; Kermi!GIIkey,llld: dleport -1,dlsturblngpeace, ~5; Gale V. Cll'lllllll, Middleport 1, $24.55, bumlng wl1 llceDie; Franklin B o I e 1, .._., w. Va., ~7.50, •peecllag; Ralpb R. Pratt, Middleport, apeedlDB, $27 .50; Frank Welle, 118111' Raclno, $50 pooled ...... oault IIIII baltory chariJBI, 1111 1150 ~ on IIIUing _ . . lq threats charge; Cl,ydo Jlor. b o u r, Prt»etorv~Ue, $27.so, apeedl1111; Jerome&eets,Nel...,_ vUie, $27.50, clear dll. tucelbeild; lluaDe B. Wolfe, !Iaciiio, at.56,-hlllltina '!lthout 11...,.., llqbert A. Marcinko, Exp. 9117111!1 lln&H " i-r iiH~ !'.>. ,l··•)•')l 1•t L.10J Forfeit Bonds till. FRESII GROUND MEAts ...... $1 WhiteBread ,6 leans being carried Dill. TONIGHT, MONDAY - l l~t.~AttfD~~~~v~., . '1/·'llll'~'ft.;ii!Jill!l ,., The IJIIIIIng WIB ~ r.~~.~eU, the former CoDDle Leadlogham, agradoate of Holzer wllb lilt Rev. Stanley Plda&burg alvlng the benecllc:jlon. The meetlns of 1111 gi-oup 11111 be at 10 a.m. on Oel.14atGr... Episcopal Omch. em. 5t l!llTKA TUP 'ALUE !ITAMI'S ;,·lllolllbc_a.. JIIIftlla.. ol llnpr Jrand State Board bot!r,... veeylu<klo...U.$3,800h'll!ll'· ~for.Umon." ·· "' t1!Jakt that Is I «>Ji)f.,uble ·. . •{++ · ' ;roor. '·· ,. TWEN!l'Y YEABs ~. lriJii, , ''We 1111111 fllllse ~. w Ill $e aJo1 of lilt• DillY 'Mil!all · Amtrlca hm ,llll! paowv,lalnr~ 1111 ~ .a.wa ~ ;.. anc1 ..,.t>~tlll' to A. ~ se, 111. .... CNr Pl'd>IOIIII from ' willlln, .... U.,. ldUecl ill·!"'lo ..elden! on . ' loos we dollrv7 •oouiMiv•l; Ill Rt. 141 '"' ·~• 1,. , our oeaJ to cure an Wo lmme. '81fi, re1um to dl7 c!tusiooonl, be 1'elli1rtd tollve aut.W. Cl( lilt dlatel¥. We hl.ve at· our d l . . ~ hal 3,t/J Miill ,... Jfr, United Statea tor .I t Jeait· llx a1 the reflllnd 11111m to .,... _. ..,,., ~ · ~~leota bar Ate le! TIIJ montho to 'a lA.order to rect our •ma.• We only !l8od BowmaD ., ._ey on Gottleld $illrJse le Hate ljiP1'eclale IIIII! U.. have. ThOll' lilt wUI IIIII dotarl!llullon to Ave '"' Firat troat ol oeoioo. Is . ~Iii· lh<luld have to .llve on the In: see the Job collljll-. Auatra. repottecl 111. Horrllboq areo ~ .. come of lilt JIIOple of that c:oun. lla, with Its democrocy IIIII ..,. MOrrill ~s Domed ,..... IIIJ, Ad try and QOI C.. their UnltedStateo of tho highest lllndarde of l!v. ldoat of Gallla lhmt;r eoa... Income. We have lived on the IDg In the world, only ...U.s ..,. . - AIIDC!atlon .... Kellh Auollle Income for my' poolllon, realize the more s1ra1g1,y how 'lbomu bead1 Gollla ACIIdolnr . not •• toorlots, but 11 u 0111· truly fortunate we ore to be IIIII> School band .... Alheoo ratploye IIIII 'almoot a dtb•'IIY Americans. We have found a ln. ild Jll'._.... !OOiball champllllla worklna ami llvlllg In· IIIOtber IJI IP'OII otatement Is: 'I am 111 "! Southe&.otern Ohio U.OJII•o_lll. land, wa love our CGU111r7 more, American.' To me, 11 molal IIIII we really awreclala ,1mr freedom, love or God, 1111..,.;, bleooed WI ore to be Americana. chlrll)', otrength, -'117, 1111 "Australlo lo a lllll'Yol<lll Tho flnou ooociwlch ..,......, .. cowrtry, but Giere are veey lew PRICE REDUCI'D Ovorotuffed w1th a qoarter pound of S.v,...ol Thou1ond o.;JI., automaUc walhero, driers, dllhu. 5. choice boo/, lroohly ground ond FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Wllhen, boots, - . etc. Op. Own« mO'I'ed ovt of 1tote. T,.... grill~, with o moot okiiiM blend of bedroom brick, llo!! both•r corpat, Jl(l11unll)' hare comes (IUI<ker lo melted cheese, crisp green lettuc•, lllae new, 14.U Fam ly room those with the rlsht acboollng whh wood bv"'l"' flfeplou. tomato, onion, and pickle slicea and Dlahwosh.r, cllspMol, two IIIII Independent lllloncJnl, The Shake Shoppe opeciol dreoolng, S.ro Iorge potlos . Extra building on glltod otond In line. EducaUon ved on o gigantic toa~tad bun ••• lot, pl.,. l•g• lwldl here Ia oot !roe, IIIII the '1111· Lorge lot runnlr:. from Rt. 218 to rlv., front. C•ntrol olr conlty Is below oor minimum otand. dltlanlng . CALL REX McCORMICK ards, Taxes are hl8her lhan at CHEVROLET INC. borne, IIIII bene!lts loll. We In KENOVA! W. VA. America ha'" sold $3,600 per Ph. 4.5 After 6 Phone 453-.035 year IIIII below Is poverl)'. An Auellle factory worker ...Wd!eel ."'*", MRS. CANTRELL be used: tor ~aportatlon coats Incurred In the aurslag I See New <lass \ ID.-..~'Ibr~JJtolllck *"IIU'""""" -· "-.el Prlc•• & C..pooa '" '"' Through Wo.4noaolo;' S.piHIIIer 17, 19~ Vahle Ia· dmlle ,_llj, bUt ._. oval of ~'"'17· Na !i1ltter )'l)Ur~lil~ ~ tie - ,.,.r ~ ~~ ~ o u r llloti!IU, 01' ouid ..;. .It • · b' up to~ li!llil'. ~ 11111 ~ • • ""' ~ tbreulh )'QUI' llforla1 'bOcou.. ·tt ·IJtm. pooolblt to I do all 0\~Mrlcliio ot/liuJd land ' '\ ~~.l\U11leotat ~ ratlqil¥11· ~ bflll!>ll iM llll.d. ' elablea. Goaorlllf "11'110 .• - . .,.ePDJll, It CCIUIU alx polala; · . , 880 IOI'b; : talMo are a bit .......... . , 1n lilt lllkllll, ,IIIII • ad arbl, wfde)l_...,,_~n....r ..... .( Cdumbu1, 1111 IIUI.Y an alllple JX1011, ..,. point. :1 ...m1 to be pro~~...,. •to ·lht .Ytlttor; M.a: hare In-~ dlet.,Aaotlltrpolllt, • comblnalloa of ftold llclekv, boumt !lao Utile COiitrot ovir there 11 veey rarelY bukelball IIIII tootboll. 1111 lubiu-lia, ~ In tap . In price to buy 1n lorpr "the boy1 ore Qllte lntareat<onllllion over lddreliel. Miln)o 'IJIIrtillea. . ild In 1111 mllla)wl, altltclulh they ttmta ·tlie ~ cblnp ...,.s · ·' "..-marketo ore Just otart. have IIOYer him. Ho dellvbunt er1 or ...-ri llllllrb IDg bore. The ftrat one wa milk will! a horoe drawn 1 1 atorta. Therttore ........,.. we , about live year1 ...,, 11111 the reo wap about I a.m. The borses alk ror or add!:ell lor · ldlon to them 11 ailxect- are kept about • mlletromwhere • home or bu.lnell u,;. .-n. favorable - Glberi ootwardly WI live, IIIII the _ . In a mull be a1- too. 'Ia our lllbo oplnet them. When 1 told you neat~>.~' !leld. Maljmeo ore al10 urb of Kew, the 111111or otrtatlo the Aueoles pa,y hllb tuoa, 1 their delll!ht, they ride blcyeles 111a1> Sine! _ molt ........,; wont 8110 to add, 'Very hlah' tor IIIII blow a whillle It the.!' have have a Hlch Street _ 1 know of 1111 oen'lce1 they receive. IIIah- mall for .)'OU."TheroareMOJU"cllf.16 IUburbe harlnl otreets with ""'" are JIODI'. about like the fereoees which rll lirlto or toll · ~::; the oame name. ru ....,. tor. United Stateo 50 yearo 1180• The 11111 about. p 1,- 101 the look 1 101 trom 1 cab otate aehool11stem laveeypoor. "~ ;you read this letter, ln t h e driver w11en I pvo him an ild· AI a rellllt, the private ochoolo WI n~ be drlllllinl or soocl hot United Stateo to dress - very naively 1 aokecl have about f5 per cent of the doss, hlmbureere, donuts, and ID the COIIIPIIW'I 1969 to be Ilium to 306 IIIII> lilroet lotal atuclents below the unlver. pbzas, which ore missing !rom ~M.i~;i ExCban&o Prosrom. - the ....,_._ meraatlon oil)'. level - 1111 <01! of wldch the Auatrallon oce,., No late tllilllr left theUnllo would have 11114e 1 hit.., 'CUI- II very hlah - 10 tlie 'poojo• nl&bt reotauraote, liD bo9oter March 25. did Camera. • Aultrallon lltorte behind, be- chalro lor the 'llltlo JIIOple' In ++ + "AltOr we had bOon here a tew ..,.. hie more weallil¥ colleo- re-.uta, IIIII ...,. of the con.. ~"'• 29, will the 1011111· weeke, one ~ . - , _ W. aue ..-ves a bettor basic ecll- v~a w lind at home. . ever oelectect tor doclded to drive In to M•e ·l· cation. We enrolled Fred In a 'HoWever, WI do hopethlowW We laked Claudo re. bourne to Ylolt 101110 of th8 Jlrko atate achool, 11111 !rlalds here slve YWIIIIIIIII>! to ure here, IIIII oillai lt ' be ,...lei write Fred 11111 prdono. I'Hpared w.llb sold the cb-BI we could got 011100 you to be thllllkllll to live lllil'··ilk him to describe IID1Il8 maps, we Blerted In our 'Hold- him In one of the prlnto schoolo In America. Auatrallo II truly a Cl( ilia'_..,.., lor our read. eo• (a car; a bit IIDiiler !ban a would be llboul $100 to $125 l!'i;fredresponded.llere'owhat Chevy, which we had ret1te11 Cor. per QliBrier, plue tho colt of ._. ·HI! to 111 In a letler to hla the time of our 1~ h""' - we bookJ, unltorms, school bag, etc. Pll'iilfa lflt weok: rented It lor $65 per IIIOIIIh). Pretty exponolve tor apratgnd. ++ + We orrlvecl Ill the ciiJ wllb DO fr• '''We have about reached the di!Dcull)' - Blerted back home "Mal!1 of our trlendl have lold ..,. a('our live monthe In Mel- about 5:30 p.m. em St. KUdo Rd., u1 they enroll their cbllclrtn IIOufni 1111 we tltclulht yoo would which IOCII became Swanton before they ore borli In the prlbe 'lafenaled to heor our tin. st. My navlpfA>r...Ue Ruth told vale schools, thualnsurlllg them lireoatona of uta In Aulllralla. me It would eet ua to our del- belns adml- to tho 'b e i t '· I II dllrereot !rom what moet' tlnalloa - home. It lhould have, ochool.' Malt homes ore not ceo\ ~~ lmqlne · becauoe of but as WI dlacoverecllater, 9.iiJ.. traii.Y helted IIIII In Mellalms, tbe 'Very cosmopolitan wa.y molt too ...U.e alharprlshttumlllxut the lemperaturea do drop to the i!llll!...: live. I le a big c:oun- five blocko trom the dl)'. There low 30'e. Pretl)' cold tor no heat• . ~_,a,ooo lqiiii'O miles, . were no Bi&DI, 10 we!onow.ctthe Ill the summer, thetemperalllres · omalifr . , 1111 United rood otroi8ht ahead, but we were 110 above 100 desrees, llld ll)ere llii!M; <'but wllb only 12.5 miJ • . m Ell•lbeth St. That wa1 Juat Ill no o1r -itoo!ng. Whondrlvlioii"~.!'o 111xut 6 per cent of 1111 be81m11111 of a ftii!'YII<~~s "" arooncl Yllllllna !ri....S., one thl Allllorlcao popUlation. AlmoBI tour Cl( 1111 cll;y at.nllbt, wllb no notices hll!h tenceo around IIIOit ·!IIi,mll,ltan JIIOple live Ill Mel- Ideo of where we were, Final- homes. The had! yard Ia a!~- ..-1 llfdney, lllll·over 2.3 IJI, b)' pure lud!, we toomd a fa. Wl¥1 completely !eocod, with ~.'lite ·I ll the other llx cop. mlllor pllce .... lrrivecl home r..cea three to ail!ht teet bll!h. 'MIIIU' a · ~,CI&Ie1 ..of. C1ftberre, Me. at 8 p.m. WeiiiYiptemuchbet- MeD.\'oflllthomeeorebrlck,and WOMEN'S tlijo;,:~ .Dor11111, lltlabllle ter """· Everyone knowe t be the yards are called prd1011stm olit!:··~,,-~., can be - . llllllea of thole alreeto. And just beeutlfully landacllj)OII. The hlah there 18· a~ concontnlloa look at the taxes It soves b7 fences tend to dl1courago nel&hof. '*"'ls. wid~ re,u!ts Ill two ml marldns 1111m. borllneBS IIIII !rlendi.Y JIIOple. AuairallU. ODi Ia melropolltaa, "We th<lo&bt the lltandard of Ruth gave a cotree lor oor neiJ!h. &re· IIi a eoncentntlon IIYIDc here IWIUid be or Iuter, bors 10 we mll!hl meat them, of:~....,., 11J1ince 11111 piapt0 Ill, IInce It ·u one of the hll!h- they all came, but I believe the.!' ~ .'Ill the same 'bl&' ell)'; eat In the world, but 11111 car be- were lhoekecl at m,y 'bold' wile. ~ thAt oils! In Amer- low the! enjoyed In 1111 United "Dad, you lhould see en of (i!ij"'~ Ia lnecleqaate Plbllc .Stateo. The average ln!fker re. the Auatrallao !oothall pmea. It -~~ ~U!'I!!RI!II cel'f'a about,tfll- :~AOM­ (~~ educational !acill• . ~ to tllO •at lhome~'llPw­ a · ~.. llid lfll!lc ever, ~ coat oC !ond, •lothlnit ·on.~ Auiirilla.,t o - IIIII.~ are 'about the lllilo' .! )mow Yllll 1;:,~:: A~Mr~eulmage - bla raw 111111. here u In \be United Statea. me, but there are J Is IIIith Of It Ia arid, IIIII etW ua. Some Items 'IIIII 1111 IJIIfOld. olde of the field. The ' ~ with ahorlstne1, bn-' mate prl~ are: a dooen- 80 about 225 to 250 yordllme mid ....,..., rabbits and .._. Tbe - · ~ ot cocree $1.24; 100 Yardl wido. II Ia a game of 50% AVRIL® RAYON, 50% COTTON .lrllllf Is, botll are accurate - potato cblpo 98 cents per PJUDd, -.once IIIII courage. Some 'loit Wliat -.o a CGU111r7 ·~ IIIII a ~ of fiour 11 cents. one sold, 'It Is a gamo dosli!Jio the JIIOpie or thellllll? We have As you aee the prices are not eel to kiU the pla,yers.• I mll!ht ' AvriiB/cotton easy 44<:1ded JIIOple make the country -tl,y dllrerenl, yet the 'wages add, It does IIOIIIellmes. There ca,.. febr'ic. Snap 11 no oubatltutloa, DO time out, - 110 moot of the letter wUI ore about 50 per COD! lese. fronts. Prints. Siz01 12SAVE deal with the Orlt Auatrallo, And ........ r point, It you think 20 ond 161/2 .241/z. $1.21 EACB • Ita. 1lf tf tlu: CIIJ. tlie. 'Miller•' know best. taxeo are hlah In tho United . paint a pldure oC Stateo, don't come to Auatralla. one In a later loUer Taxes are the hlsheBI In the 5 FT. FOLIAGE w ·have had our 10- world. Sales taXes are bldde11, · · CitY t., ~; 'I1le ~ tNr u. ...u. "' a Hllilt, tlil .o.e ,a., ball ~ ..., 111o ot roar ·•, 01-llltqt,; .. ....,... ol the .... liUtdltri .:. trim .,.. -~ to 't•.~· ~ Cotll'litl!l, Tile IINI" to.. 1111 W• ,...,.,. 1lle rt&M te ...11111.... 1 '. 13th ~ l':,,·:f ,.. ,! ,, SIZES UP TO ~ FEET! ItI ClUBS ' 'J • �' "' > \ '< .,,~ ;'>(:: > ' . ~; • ,. . ... ' .... . .<~ M~th:Odi$t V~u.th.,~~an¢i:J~i~ / :, ' b1laJI.\ Toilt" ...... ~·­ .. ' liii- MilS. NnE BORilEN, 1431 -m i\orted ... with ·-otl<HI tbat lllro. Oaa Baird, now llviqr at IIRS. IDNA BORDEN IT MAKES ME SAD TO SEE tbe "For · SOlo'• li8n on tbe Mendonholl bome at tbo corner of Slate and Third. ~ have a fond memory about tbat bouse; soolng It aiWIJ'I makoo . 1061 Waverl.r Place, Schenectady, N, Y. 12308, would be 91 )'IU"I ·old m Nov. 3. an:l would awfedale canta iran h e r a--rar• me tblnk du:: :..::.:::.:: alan. ' Mro. Blchardo tbanl!ecllhediD M the jjetunlao, whleh bad 1)een pre.- to her atlbo dil>' ner meetlnr, nportlqr tbat tbtll' had Jl!l'n biDOIIIIQII IioautlfuU7 oil 1111111110r, MrL Mabel Ta•llll'IM preaetited-.., members and in'eoldent witil a box ~ petunias at tbat time. i AoaOclale members In real ot the poem, Hfloule Beside the Road., (or Friend. ,to Man). frload0: . . Mrs. David Watts man.• Yeara ago the Jkucka were Uving on "the farm .. while our home an Orchard lUll was bolq built. One nliibt, wbllo I wu In town. a big snow came up and I couldn't get ewer Bethel fW1 back to tbe farm. Lise waa justa baby, and I bad to find someplace to stay, VIolet hsord of my problem. ustay with us. I have a room reaclY, I keep om ready for julf: such aa emergency. You never know when someone wlll aeed belp or a place to .sta,y," she aald. I accepted, and was grateful. I felt so welcome. EYeQUme I Jlall tbe yellow brick house on the corner, I remember the hoapllallcy. 11'1 a nice feeling. Susan Cheryl Francis Weds David A. Watts GALUPOLIS - Mils &laan ALL THESE SWEET YOUNG GUlLS getting married tempt me Cheeyl Friii!CII beeame tbebrlde to attend tbelr weddlnp. When I got tbe wocldlng deteUo and pretQ" ~ Mr. Davlc1 A. Walta Solurda.v, )llctureo I know rve misled a lovo!Jr tblng, but 11\Y dal• are oot long August 16, In tbe Firat United OJIOOigh to Include all tile tlllngo I """ld Uhe to do. Preabyterlan Cburcb In Galli. ilecliJ' Wllaon Ia IUch a nlceglrl, ao!nendl,y and pleasant, I know polis, ohe 'Waa a beautifUl bride restercloy when she marrlad John Paul Tho bride Ia tile dausbter of I hope tbe boot tbat life has to Oilfer, comes to ycu, Bedcy Mr. and Mra. H. 0. Fraecla, 658 tiJJper River lload, Galli. polls, and tbe brldesroom Ia tbe DON'T KNOW WHO IS tbe proudest, Gwen Evana KOJ<oer witil btr ..made to order'' daugftter (it ehe laherita her mother's dr her 8011 of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L, Watts, Sr. of l'l!rey, Ohio. grandmother Jewell's beauty, look out world in 19850 or Charlene The Rev, Glen R, Hueholt por. Dlvla ~ of our own OhlD Voller Publlohlng Co. wltb her fine new formed the ceremony at 10 a.m. 1011, hWD Christian. Uttle. hwn almost arrived on his mother' a before an altar decoratod witb r~· JWbat a blrthclo.Y )ll'eaenll ·-- ·< •l•··~· . white ·&ladloll, · ~ carnaliont inc! palms, :·.: ~ERST AND TilE BVBN VICTINS, tbe !oW steads and tile A prelude ot ...,Ual mnalc WU!tj "ire 011 their 1111 to recovery. The DW\Y carda and letters ,.s presented by Miss CathertbiJ' have received have boon great lhorale builders. I ••• In Mitchells one dly aiKl saw a lilt of the c:lrlldren'• birtbdqa. Both Nanc.r Ine Ila1ward preceding tbe cere!olll- and l!rtoD Wilt celebrated blrtbdl.vo recontl,y. 'l1le7 are In IIIOIIf, The bride woo escorted to adklr«l'l llol!lllal, Fourth Floor, Imn Ward, COI.-o. tbe altar lr ber !atber, Her formal lengtb sown ~ cbantlllylace =.a· .;; •. w • • • was fashioned wtth a princess .Uhouette !ealurlng a BOhrlna neckline, elbow longlb sleeves and fltled - . . wltil flooring oldrt. The detachable, ~ lengtb lace ll'aln and lbe gown were accented witb eeed pearls and ceyBials, The bride' a veil, also !aohlooocl witb cryBials and pearlo, bad boon WOl'll by her awt. Her Jewelry conaletod of tin!' opal oarrlnp and a necklace which bad belonged to ber ~ awt. !lie aloo wore bermotber'a while aatln WeddJns of4lpero, !lie carried a """"'''Y of white orcldds and ~·tied­ white ..tin llriiOIJlers. Attandlng Mill Francia as maid of. .... Miss Cindy Fl'llllcia, ototer or the bride. ,.,,.. Sgt. and Mrs. James Federick Benson WEDDING ANNOUNCED HERE - Mr. and Mrs. J F J!e1>. 1011 taw IIIIIOWICed tbe •edd!rw or lbelr son, Set. J....;o erlck llonoon, In Cillfornia, Ibis )IIlii Deeember to Ciroi LJnn 8r>'ant. Vws of the ceremony were read. in the West Alloheim lfe-ot Chlll"Ch, Set. Benson gnd~at.cl from Gallla Academ,y Hlgil. School prior to enteriQB oemce. His bride Frect- IJnduated Iran Mognoiia Jlllllor Colleae. IIlah Sc- and · - Fullerton Mrs. Boster Honored With Stork Shower GALLIPOLIS - Mre. Sblrii!Y Boater woo honored W-.olly erenlq wltb a otork lbower held at t h o Thurman Charch. The tables were <overed·wtalte. Pink IDd blue erepre IJI.· per atreamero lnmg !rom lhe ..nlng and 111'<111111 tbe tabloa. Tbe tradldonll ulfr. stork" · -DOd tbe lift table, and lifta were placad In and II'OUIIIIa buIIJIM, The refreohmOIC lalllt heldtbo ..... which wao IOJIIIOC) min·lature J1ink ond blue -uo. - · llllnto, andJlllnch wereoervad wltb tbe cake. .. ~ were - by Mra. Pee . _ . , and Mra, Dawn Walkor. 'lie _. P"lze wao alao "'"'lr ~trio W,allrer. .:Mt~lll were Mro. E I b o I.. ,_,;, lira. lloullll Bo-, Mro. ~d, llrl. G o n o v II ._ • ~· Jib.o. JlonJII!l' LIJ!ne, Joqo . Di* ·~' ~ . . ' .. ,..'r,. ~ . .,. Lll)'no, Mro, Paula Bo-, Mrs. Pee 'lbomlo, Reed!' Bo-, Mrs. Kathr7n Bolter, Mrs. M a r y Bolter, Mrs. Maxine Jones, Mrs. Lrm Rood, Mrs. Kotbleen Darnoll and Katblbm and Bomle Allen, Mu. Jollne Moses, M r a. ~ Sounclora, Mrs. Henrlelt.a Torey, Mra. Pat Elliott, Mra. Judy Hall, Mrs. Mary Hall, Mrs. Wanda Tom, Mro. WUmona ~-~~. Mra . -•-- p erroud, Mro, Sblrltll' BaU and Kim, Mro. M1rtlo Welker, M r a. Janice LIJ'ton, Mra, Am Danlela and Troy, Mro. Dawn Walkor, Dawna Jo Walhar, Mro. lfaldo, Brldoamalds were Milo Ellen Stone, - o f tbe bride, ton, Tex., and Milo O!errl Monroe, l'll.lnt Plea.Thelr ldentleallf lb'lad 1Dr....... cbllfon sown• were Doorlilnatb witb 1- aiMvoo, koJboie baeks and fiootlnil tralne. Schl!fll embroldeey wao ..... II'OUIII1 tbe -'< and oo tbe cutrs of lbe aleevos. The matching hsodpleceo were ~ net attached to tailored c:blltoo bows, The -yeU... carnotlano carriedtied ot with· white aatln atreamera, Mr. Dale Howell, Cohunbut, sened as belt man. Ulhera were Mr, Goey Conroy, Lancaotei,and Mr. Lorey Rlne, Forlanloutb. For ber clluahter'a wedding Mrs. Francia chose 1111 eJIIIdre•IMveleaa dreoo ~ )'el. low crepe and white lace and a ~~lOVed whiteface-trimmed with yellow crepe, !lie wore a matchlng yen.,.. po1a1 hal. Her acceoaorleo were ~ black potent. Her - - .... of pale waJ-, green eymbtdbam orcbld1. Mro, Watta, groom, wore ot tho a pole·blue .....,_ blo wltb ......!til aCCOIIOI'Itl and a - - oi''yeitow eymbld, . laton. • liltldlnll Iiiii were T on 1 LIJDe, Fatae LIJ'ne, Mro. Lola Mro. 1'1111111 Ruclulr, Sin. Noami ~. Mro. !Ala !bll'er, Mra. Colfoo, Mra. (lip. II' Iladltl, T...oa · B r o wer, ~a,__ _ . . ~>iilio; ·Mn, Anna Davll, Mrl, ~ Rodllr, Mro. Ka!lu7n WW!amo, llounan and "-. Janet, Mre. lf1rtlo Ku(1il. Mra. r.r.rJorlo . . . . . Mro. Mlrle ~. Mn. . Della Tale',. ,..... """ IIUcluor. . Mra, ~ TaW1107, Sin, illtl Callihan, Mn. Robe HW, tum orchldl. The receptloD .,.. held In tbe <burch dltdng room whore tbe brtdoi'a table wu white candles, a center]Jiece of yellow ~ and lll!ile cheyeenlbOIIIImo, and tbe tierad woc1o11n1 cake which wu Iced In white with yellow roees. Gaeata were reststered b1 Mils Judy WOjple1', Manafleld, Ohio, former roommate ~ tbe bride. Preeldlng at tbe bride's table _ , lbe bride's aunts, Mre.Jolll D. -Stone, kan41 MrltO: George C. Francia, Aberdeen,~ Md. Aoolotlnlr ...... ~ Bluer and M1as'nr8ma ~ lmmecllatel,y folloWlar tbe ceptlon, a hmcbeon wu IIOI'Yed to tbe bridal Pll11 and tbe reJa., tlveo. · For the I"""'-> and fGr tnoelfn& tbe brfde <bolO a IIOY)' and white enoemble w1t11 !IIOI<blni aecoaoorleo. Fnllowtng tbe luncheon tbe couple lett for tbelr hone)'lMOII!n Florida. Ont.<Jf4mm guells ... tbe weddlow were: Mt. and Mrs. Ral.lll> L. Watta, Sr. and I1a11111 Watts, Jr., Perr;y, Cldo; Mr1. Jolm D. Stoao, Sr., Milo Ellen SkJoe, Jolm D, SkJoe, Jr., VIcIll Stoao and Ka!lu7nSkloe, "'"'"" ton, Tex.; Mr. and Mra. e-go c. Frlllela, Aberdun, Md.; Mr. WWiam Francia, Wallhlncton, D, c.; Mr. and Mro. Mlehael 1'11.1eyn, Qaicq), m.; Mba and Mro. Ned E. w.... ner, Manolleld; Mrs. Gaey Catl"'1>- Lanc:aoler; Mra. Davlc1 Feola, ParkerlburJ. W, Va.;Mr, and Mro. WWia Leadllllbam, Barbera Leodlosham and Bole Mlrle ~ lllncuae, Oldo; Mrl. ~lell l!l>llto, ~. Tam D>lln, Cheshln; lin. 1leDIIItl and Donk H-. .... Add!~ Mr. L. H. on-- adorned- Hou-· ,I' ' ' ·. ,/ i • /' ,,... •. ,, ~ . • 'ii(l . j ' ' • "' q;o. • ''i!' ~ • . .,.._ " , · ~ ~ ' • u- -•nt; . homes, and tdaewhere. were r&o Violet and Harey (Puddy} Mendenhall believe In "being a friend to ' .1~· ,1;1- LaWia, Mro. ~llnea!IX. _Mra.' llai'Jofto l'bnlilo, Mloa Mlrptot Tq)o Mollet Wa• lllra. ~~.::. Wickli.O, ~.. · Ella ~ Mra.llralllinltand Mri. Rlcharcla. Ave., ourel,y Ia""" or the creatiYe ""'""" In GoUipJ!Io. !l!eio certaial)" ono of the and - . the decorative combo ohe weara In ber ::"ji:;~Sionc17 ... Ia 01"181naltute. Edna - · _., ....... lbo moil •Uclouo CIJIIIJ, and her rujlbom JelIJ took 1 blue ribbon lithe OhlD Slate Fllrl Her ereat1ve lalont 1Jraui11t her a...,_ and place on a holida¥ ipron ohodealptd. II lo <Oioriul (red, white and blue), and doplcta the 4111 of Jul,y. . . Ill oil, Mro. Borden took 12 rlbbono at the fair; a record to be proud of, -.Idn't- 11¥? - . r of her lalentolo makblg-.. ad ruga wltb yarn otrlpl ohe ahrinkl In tbo waohcr from ww!eno - o f ue onl1nartl,y -.Id clloeard. 9le ia preaentl)' an excelleat eecr... tary for the Homemaker's CouneU. - 'j ' , , · G~LIPO,LIII ,.., - . i ~ ~~ ...~ ·IIIII bl&ldfll1ll . • au.Md lbo ·otflll....,._ .w hldl_atao "; . YoutiiF~Kick- hl1d ·ai camp Fnaela Allbuey, '. . . . lalt aoadaJ . . . 'lbiJmpeol> and Grol!l!raat tho Grace Unbl Mltbedlll 4er llban!d tbalr -'«<cel at Chureb, .D..otlona ware lad by Soa1or illlh loiiiUute held at Loa. Blck - · !altb chllrman ~ . cuter and Mala•lo WIHman and lhe blah llo'wao aadetad by ~ Merrlllold ASK .TO WED who pla,yad tbe plann and Alii GALLIPOLII - . Four <oovleo Sanden ·who lad tbe linlllll Mra. Ardell n....., YOUth eo. "'~ed for morrlap Ucenaeo Slllllrdl1 !n tile olllce of Gallla - - · Introduced Mlaio Ciib. C0unt,y Probate courl. Ther•ere ll'lno - · · ~ ~ ChrloJ Uan l!du.- who waolncharp Lom B. Black, 21, Patriot. Bleel worker, and VIcki L. Monni&, 23, of tbe ·llfOIIRIII which waaliYOD Patriot, olllco maaiw1 ~ lr lOVen )'Oidb who ehureh COil1PI tbla J1Ut IIWIIIIIIr. Leolle Cioto, 20, Q.eohlre, Nancy Saaor and Jolm SOwara mechalllc, a n d - 0.0 Trent, Kevin nportad on tbe .bdor H I 1 h 18, Cheohlre, Wayne Deonla, 20. GaiUpolia, stucamp' at CUnp Francia AoblorJ. dent, and Sandra K. VaUonce,l7, ASK TOWED GallliJolio, at h....; and John ll POMEROY - AppJ.ylqr I o r &luiver, 20, Patriot, mechanlc lllan'lqe Uceoaoa In Melp Coun- ond Roborla L. Klaar, 20, Patty olnc:e FrldiJ' ••re Pearl Ce<U riot, lac:tory elllllloyed. Se<oy, 58, and Rosella Thom15, - of SNrocuoe1 Jalm Cline Daney, 29, andJackl,ynJeaaSoldIDibel, both o!Pom.eroy; 11\omaa Barton Dlcldle, 18, Ma- and Sharon Marie Roush, 19, S,vn. I . cuae; Charlea Dean lb'aell. 21, NatlolilliJ AdYIItlsed Pmneroy, and RhelaEialneBrlc' ldea, 18, Pmteroy Route 2~ Jdm wln!ord ScarbrOO&h. 54, and Ella Mae Reynolds, 19, - of Lorw .- . . , I; John Thomas Wolfe, 38, and J ..n Huddlelll<ill wo1-. ss, both or Raclnoi; KeDo Mthl:.ewla Caney, 20, and Sheila Ann Qark, 18,- oflfarrl,. oonvllle. Oiark, Mra. . l!r,o. Miry ' '.Launches\New Activliles . '· ' * DIAMONDS . lira. Wickline, l>rosram chair...,. tmroduced Mrs. Mar)' Lew• lo, who pve a very lolereotlqr Proeram on ••Souvenirs ot Toura of Wonderful World of Ohio." ' at "Otuc:.l&., She lhowed a C4lPf A ~ looldng ODctJ.y like a buckeye, was .P&•I!ed•I'OOOI!for oil 1o ' lnapect, aoil Mra. Lewis told lbe lntereotlqr otori of Ito orlcln; In 1988, Mrs. Gloria Hoover or rinmvUie, Ohio. who woo 1be beat. cookie award at Ohio Slate Fair for her Tereee'a Anloec..,. Idea, de<lded to devol"!' a ;ookle topromntehernotlveolate,henco the "lletuck" cookie wos created, "Hetucku .....,~- .an Indian - ... wont Buok'o Eve or "EYe of the Buck lieer." Since Mra. Hoover ·dewloped tboae cooldoa to honor ado, she preaented the fint bnx to Gov. James H. Rhndes. Another lnter.,tlng !act, wao tllat a pegoant "Trumpet In ·lbo Lind", a historic presentation ·· ,.,,. James ·Rager Neal ' t:)onno Carrl)thers is COIFFURE PROTECTOR . ·Knits by . KAYNEE®· Fine ,• .Acetate Satin PILLOW COVER ' .. . .., .......-c _.,........... t:lz:;'"' uoo..., TAWNEY .JEWELERS for 422~....... ~~~~lo, Oht. BERNADINES . 326 Second Ave. o. o -A'' •-~ • ....... ,,~ Gallipolis, Ohio .... , .. ........... WAKEUP WITH HAIR STYLEINTACT '*......, pn...... balr ~ ... w~Gi10Qare .:l•lf'• w.in...,. II Plrlar frwh- at 1llllle or wldlo ........ oo • • ._..., .- • "'i. .., i .• , • . FI~ST 8ANI . - ~, . -:r tbe~an. •• HIY8 .THE :>"". ' • I ' ', We! · Jlie .Is Rmaled . .diJ In OUr Ad ''·"' •'' ... ,,.,. '' Sl29 ~·lbo-~ .A, . A tWNtarad ..U - IIIII tirlde'• table, Sorvlai were •Miao . Mlao Dtbbla Onlntber,· Mro, Neal Ia a IP'i4uote cit - ·-.and . ~'- ~ . Alpacas ... the rich-feeling, comfortable knits to choose when you're choosing more than one. Kaynee makes these mock turtles in cotton that won't sag, stretch or shrink out of shape. So build up your knit collection with these stripes and solids in today's brilliant colors. S4.00 G.O LDEN GlllDLE w- ... Iloulton,Tex. A-lng lbo ,.....ng I rom Pl>lnt Pl•Nnt, W. VI. were: Mra. Jamea McC.OU., Mr 1• WUbur Dlckaon, Mro. G, G, Keams, JUI and Tara Kearna, Mr. aDd Mr1. T. R. Frill", Kr1. Jaooph Cook, Mtl. Jolla Hl11lort and ' - llllba1, Mr, IIIII Mro. Jon IAI&btJ; Mr. and lin. Em. oey Mmroo and Mr. cUr roe, Mra. Carroll ea.to. · Tbe bride 'I'll. Ololo 9IIQ Ulllverllt;y .., t. l1ftlo enilJ' Olllj)loyad •• .. IU1Itl by lhe Dlvlolon ~ WUdll!e In Co. lunmua, 01do. _ The ........ a~ of Tbe Ohio Slate Uodverlll'll wilti a a.& In ZooiOIII', Ia alao emplo,od b7 lhe Dlvlol011 of Wlldllte ., • ...,. bkJIOidal. ' c--...._ LIMITf:D EDITION BY cJhip'tlJhore· •• I r .' · .•.•aDd ~· how you cin look 5 pouDds !hinner ioi a 1 OcJ:Iden Playtcx- Oirdle-reJUlar or long.lea panty. :(Bod! available In ~nor zipper otyleo.) n.e.., aoc.llle girdl~ you've leeD on TV-Iha•auppol* yc~ur IUniJ!IY ilte firm, younc muacb ..• iDoke fO!o !®k s poundl ·thinner inalanlly••.tlie ~ ~. ~g &i•oa JOII o:oOt . comfort, ~· Alid, the new Looa l.ea Pllllty litdle ·lllliil yc~ur lh~P·~ never ·tiefooc: ' Nobody else knows the combination: ' - ·-: ",r-c;, pl~p-stripe ~· ', ana scarf tie. :< $8. ' . ~·· $10.95 N9W1S8.?5 ltea. $11,95 .NQW.$9.95 .lt4.m.9s Ria. Sl3.9s .(~' '' ,.. .. ', ~ _ . ., ' . ' _;~· ; ' .. . . . ' . J. ' .•i, ' - ... ~ ' ' ·..:, . ,. ' .• r'l WQlii'F, ' '' • �J<Eiys · r v~- .u ito.m.,911 ~­ lltllhl tbe \'llllUI ~ ' IIMii· 011111' ~ Molody llt1i 'Da. " formld..;. - · ...~ ........... . ' .. IQ! btlOrtb ·~}c' ......... odd~ . '::· WI . .llilo 1be bride of Pft. lliolc wao by ilu, ~-· · Araor IV._ver, ,1<111 « Mr. and Re,noldlr who PI'IIIJDf..:illll' . Mre. Foster Weaver qt New Ha- Prornloe ,Me~ 'I' h " " w~ , ' lftrcb, and llseouoe, lor lilt '!iliOI '> Tho 'Rev. James Hs~ - · cllureh c:etembo)'. ' Miss Dovlo, tbo CII1]J dluiJ>. · tor « Mr. and lira, !bale, K. Davia <Jl Vlntm, - - tbo · . ._ thousand « .,u. Miss Kitty Meadows TO BE WED - Mr. Howard Meadows, 1802 Chatlwn Ave., Mrs. Delorse Meadows, Kanauga, are a.nnotmci~ the en'""""''nt ol their daughter, Kitty, to Mike Ryai. Kitty is a at Gauta Academy High School. Mike ill the son or Mrs. K. R,yal, 347 Nationwide mw., Columbus. Hols a 1969 i!U•te of Gollia Acad&lllJ' High School am is OJT4lloyed at In Columbus. A July wocil~Q! Ia planoed. is Speaker for Church Fellowship llapUst Church. MI s s of the white eross committee, is a missionary under presented Mlso Compton with 18 Mld..Mtssions, worldn,g Christmas gift packages, lor the the Navajo lbdians In New faithful Navajo women. These 51te displayed many ham. packages Included towels, wash and woven Indian articles, cloths, gloves, hose, soxs, soap . ~ao .._ed slides of her and -paste, Mrs . Dean Davissang"SOSend meeting was a combined I You, • taken !rom John 20:21 aervieeandLadlesFel- where Jesus said,••PeacebeUIIto meeting. Mrs. Joseph yoo: as my Father hath seot me, president at the La- even so send I you.u Before Mils Compton spoke presided over of the oerv. and showed her slides, she sang, tho Blnclng <Jl several He Hideth M,y Soul, In Na"-io, -th011 In Dlgiiah. The congrega. ...,..........,tookport In lbe pledpo to the American thm Jntned her on the chorus. tr11: 'lmllllm:ilag' llld"llrl!r.: - The· LaoHes FellowOI:lp bekl'r ble, followed by "Amerlea. "As'• reee}'Won "" In th e fall owshlp room at the ehurcb for Mloo Co::wron. lira. Evelyn Evaus beaded 8 co:nrnlll<lo c:onslsting of: Elleon Carter, stellaSaunders,Mamle R¢>i::so::, Mro. N. D. Herdin, lira. M. a Martin, sr., Grace Folden and ~ Fit b The next Lad! ..~.~ , ee FellOWool&tf GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Grover meeting will be "Everybody'o Sloemaker was hostess for the Birthda.Y Party, u at the eturcb Nortblp Milslonary Sociecy October 16. mooting held Wodneeday UU.r- Mrs. Shoemaker Hostess for Church Group 110011. 1be aoclal hour was spent IOIIIna and Iaatlnga quilt. There were 14 members and guests present. At 2:30 p.m. the meeting was allled to order b:y the presl- - . Mrs. Walter Elliott. ap. enlne 8(l'lg was ''Nothing Between." Seripture was read by lira. Gec·rge Hyman. Prayer was led ile' Ml11 Bomle Nibert. BewUnp were by Mrs. Jan- Ice l'l!ttus, Mrs. Dent !i>eels, Mra. Sylvia Fowler, Mrs. Earl Cremeens, Mrs. Bruce Unroe, Mro. Gertie Neal, and Mils Bonale Nibert. Bible questions were asked ]Je' llro. Faye Rose and mtnutea were read and approved. Tbe meeting was dismissed with tbo lord's Prayer. v-. and ,4tr7 .........eel. ' For her WeddJac jrlp tile bride - . . on ecru co11r1a dress trimmod wllll -lace. Tbe sroom r8ported back to ~ ·11 to..«overdut;r. lor EXCITED? Are We! The $urprf·se We . HIYI · YOU IS ·. Rtvllaled ~' tn 0111' Ad on 7. " THE FIRST CONTRIBUTIONS, BY THE WAY, lor relief of the hurricane vietbns, not only In the Gulf area of Mississippi bel olso Virginia am West VIrginia, can be made througil the Meigs COuncy Chapter of the Amerlcon Hed Cross. The local chagter's assessment oC $266 tor hurricane relief aid is short by $69. So perhaps now you'd like :0 pw, portlcularly if you weren't one of the maroo who ·gave clothlrw earlier. Checks should be mailed to American Red Crosa, Mulberry Heights, Pom- a eroy, ··~ PRESTIGE HOUSE OF C.OLOR . NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS w_,. · Mrs. Nortlwp .WILL BE 'i f - CREMEENS REUNION ·will be helq SUnday Sept. 14at Parrish Grove in Oak HUI on Rt. 279. Basket dbmer at noon. MONDAY CHURCH WOMEN Unltod Ex- For Rw Club ·I. ' , I ' , . RIO GRANDE - Officers lor 1969-70 were Installed a1 tho meeting <Jl tile Rio Grande Gorden Club held at tile home <J( Mr1. Florence WUllama, Thur~oo ds.Y evening, Mrs. Charles Weed was uslstant hoste111. Opening tlloul!llt was Mrs. lllaurlco Forll"f. i .; · Kathy Thomas is Betrothed RUTLAND - ,·, of Miss Kathy Tho:::as to llr. James BarreU, son of Mr. llld Mrs. Charles llorrott of Rutland, Route 1, Is belll8 announeed ey her parents, Mr- am Mrs. Edward Thomas of Rutland. A 1967 grad..\e Ill Rutland High School, Mlu Tho:::as Ia employed at 1ile Western Electric Co. in Columbus. Her tlance, a 1966 graduate <Jl Rutland, recertly compleled a two year toor of duty with the U, S. Marine Coil>• with a year in Vlet:am. He is employed ey lle~>oTon: COnstruction, Pomeroy, The ~n church weddlrw will be an event fl. Odober 11, 6:30 p. m., at the Rutlam Orurch o!Olrlot. A reception honor· lng the e<q>le will be held Immediately followqthe cereliiOIIY in the chureh social room. Mr. Eugene Underwood will ofl'l.ctate at the ceremony. .... ~ • · Quiil~JII •NYLON •WOOL •,ACRILAN •H£RCOLOII ~.. 500 Colon oOMI l'oltoraa To S.I41Cf ,...;, C...etn Jodoy aod Mollo Yftr Soloctte{ MINIMUM 20 SQ. YI)S. INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET.NOT · INCLUDED IN THIS SPECIAL! New Members are Welcomed . • MOST ANY SIZE TO FIT ANY WINDOW IN STOCK! eral members. Mrs. Ernest&.ell gave devotions with prayer ey Mrs. Pearl Jacobs. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ,, Mrs. John Bryant am daugl>ter, EdJB, am BUly Neutzllng were guests at the meeting. Qtb.. ers attending were Mrs. Arthur Wise, Mrs. Marguerite Lei1hett, Mrs. James Gilmore, Mrs. Hubert Wolfe, Mrs. Joe Ew.ns, uu... ra Shafer, Mrs. Lawrence Eblin, Mrs. Gerald Pullins, Mrs. Harry E. Clark. and Mrs. Clarence Cart!s. . ,., '· -' . I • ,,,;~ ·0 ·~ '' '. l' It's Great! . ' It's Picture Perfect! . :.--•! . ·•. ; .. • S.lbTip PY to provide for yeu. • floratlltlnta : ,' ,. ' ' 1 •.~n Sta1J s Finest Gnlr Firm Support while quantities .last ' I ' ". l i., '., ··. ··:, ~ ,, ., i . '·' GUARANTEED VALUES IY SEALY TO 95 EACH~ ••• ' :"!'!', :. d~ SO NEW - The most positive mtans of idenlificalion you can carry. Your COLOR POR· TRAIT and LAMINATED SIGNATURE fs added ')rotectiOII from Ulllllllhorized use of your BanltAmericard.!Rl • Mattress. each IIIII Bn Sprlnp l'e Ta•e Phtnlf Orders/ Ali PIIFchasu fllllll! Only (22fPie~n Lrfl. . · . I 1 ::1 • .-1', ·• 1 . ' ' .· ' de .' Ideas"-· ' ..' < ' ., I ' {t! .itt " Happy Home lJ . ~ ' ~...J ·$66.00 ' ' Brine your BankAmericard to the FIRST NATIONAL BANK lhe week of Sept. 22 ai1d pose for your NEW BallkAmerlcild! It's ~nother FRE~ Senice we are hap- i • Wove11 llriPII · Lar < ·READY.-MADE IIAPES "thinking of you" card was sent to Mrs. Shirley King. E"')et'iences of faith Were related by &e¥- ' ' . '". )'fl • Twin ar Full Size • Smooth tapa· sLow As •••••••••••••••••••••• •~- U - s... YOUR BAN YOUR CHOI.C. E: ' PADDING & INSTALLATION · :eluded At Reaular Price · , S4!.95 The engagement and approoehlnc marriage er . 1 " ) Hostess for 4, n·o . Come bt today for hup ll&wlp .on be~ factory-fresh Sealy bedding! Mattmn• mq not match bos: lprinp, but you wDl find a combination of comfort and lllipport that't perfect for your lll!lds and budget. We mu.& clear our ftool'l for new ~dfle ..-.. out they go reg~ of adalliaJ price~~ ' . Mrs. McCormick COMI'LETES COURSE LETART, W, Vs.- Capt. Harry M. I.(Jve, 25, aon fl. Mr. an1 Mrs. Howard E. Love, Ro..te 2, cnmpJeled tile quartermaster 111GALLIPOLis - Mrs. R o y ftcer career course at the QuarThaxton presided over the re.. School, Ft. Lee, VL, osnt meeting of the Happy Home termaater Aug. 19. Clllb held at tho home ot llro. Dnla McCormick and daulhter, lira. Mark MeCo)'. BECAME ILL Potluck refreBiunents were POMEROY - The Pomeroy served to 12 members. Mrs. Lee emergency l5ll'*' aniWeredac:all ~ read the 2oth Paalm. Mrs. Friday to Crow'o steak !louie Neva VanSickle read .. Onward Christian Soldiers." Prt¥er was wllere CIJarles HW, LOtart FaD a, had becomelU. No--ntwoo by lira. Earl Mink. administered and he woo taken Readinp were Good l!aouBh hCI'Ile by a rllatlve. Reason, by Mra.F.arlM!nk;~­ lng, by Mra. Erneat Cupomler; r .'." Only God Con Give a Friend, UNDERGOES SURqPY by llro. lolourlce Tbomao; SYRACVsE - Harry Polio, . One llo,y at I Time, ]Je' M r 1, Ven Berrldp; God lolor Now, 8)'1'&C11M, Ulll~rwent IUTI!tQ' · ile' llro. Roy 'lboxta!; Not ao f'rldiT at Heiser' Medleol COn, Bad •• they Seem, ile' ilro. N.V. ter, Hlo .._ llllllber ' ls 287. VIIIIBidde; illl Mlraculouo Molbemottelau, ile' Mrs. Lee LcJoc. 'l'hl -nc .., dlarnlelld lle' • lolro. Vera Bs_..- The A thouaht . !or the' 611........ WW!am ~ !II'CJW '' IIIIelllw will bl hold at I h t , "TrUe nobll!iy' ·1il .......t llroDJ home llrt, lolourloe 1banJu feu,, ·' · , 1'tllrldQ, Oc!t. 9. r: • , , I" , -·' ... = « ••4 ·M&.• · FOodliner '• CA POMEROY- Mrs, Bob Barton and Mrs. George Folmer were welcomed as new members when the Women's Misslorary Society met Thursday night at the hmte ol Mr. am Mrs. Rltbard Friend. SHRINE'J11's TO DINE ANNOUNCE BIRTH During the meetl:v conducted. MIDD4:PORT - Members of SYHACI,ISE - Mr. am Mrs. the Driemal Shrine, North ADlerby Mrs.. Eugene Gill, a report on James Qulllen «.Clevelam are aetlvfties of the Junior missionleon, Columbus, will be guelts announcing the birth of an elgbt ary society was given by Mrs. pound aon In a Berea hosplial, at the onnoal dl:mer meeting of the Sept. 4. Tbe new baby has been Twin CiQ' Sbrlnettes to be held Barton. Mrs. Gerold Pullins reed named Steven Hay. Grandparents at 7:30 p. m. Saturday, Sept. 17, from the C»>io Conference News are llr. and Mrs. Charles (Dick) at the Martin Restaurart here. material P8I'Illlnlng to duties of the otrieers. Foley of Hetland am Mr. am A report was given on a box Mrs, Ernest Qulllen, locol. They sent recemly to the Gary Hm1es have another son. James wu. John Adams was known as 40 alll plans were made to use llam, aged tour. 1 the duke of Braintree." think offering calendars. A : M·& R Bargalnltind Gives Program SUNDAY WASIDNGTON COLUMNIST BETTY BEALE camnented recent11 oa the golden wedding a::nl..,rsery observance <Jl Gen. am Mrs. ' Jobn Hull - a lavish aHair held at the Fort M,ver omcers Club. MrL Hell Is the !onaer LuciDo Davia, daugltter of the late Mr. alii Mrs. Tom . Davis, promlnert residents of Middleport. The Hulls have vlalled heto,!reque::tbo througil the years. , As Mrs. Baile put II: " ... All the top brass, Including chairman of the Jolt:t Chielo <Jl Sll:tr 'Boa' Wheeler and An;;y Cblet of S~oa BlU W11tmorelalll were at the p&JV, Bob Stevens, former secretary of the Army, w::e all 11:0 way floo:n his ranch in MonlaJa just to P&Y tribune to the lour star -raL" OUR PHOTOGUPHER . To Come SepL 21st Loretta Maeiuma, Mr, and Mra. !ram Toledo, lolartoo, Gallip>lls, Paul Russell and children, Mr. Morral, Atllens, C and Mrs. Nero! (Dick) Russell, IIIII Columbus, Obio, a and three aon.s, MIJa Jackie lbe recent 1111Ua1 Ernest Rua. ldlng, Mrs. Linda Blrnett IOU rsunlm, bringing filled pic. 11rI. Chari es son, Mr • ate buketl, children and awe- Rawlins, all of Columbua and titol. The reunion was held at vtelnlty, the borne <Jl """ <Jl Ernest RusMr • and Mro. Woodrow RusMll's 10111, Rev· and Mrs. No- sell and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. bla Ru88eU and SCI!, Lawrence, Elwood George and ..., or Grove T'he centerpieces tor the tables cu. Mr • and .,_ oyj a&&D, James Rus.. were tan nowen and roaes. . .ll and !10118, Mr • and Mrs. PlillAlter lunch oemeboraeohoeplay. Up Russell and ...,, The Hev. 1111 and Jarta were OllloJ'ed. A and Mrs. Novel Ruasell, daulhter oodol boar woo enloyed. A bus- Mary Am and friend of Athens. !no" mooting waotllledtoorder Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Russell oU 1-m. ile' chalrJrumHev.Novel and three dsushters, Mr. and ll!lalllll. Mro. l'lul Russell and two ebllPl'o- for lbe r - fnlm dren, Genevieve Russell and B!l. V - ..... IB !oUOII's: Emtll 17 Ray, of GoUijlollo. 111111111, Tbe Hev. and Mrs. Nollr. and Mro. Paul Grate and !ole Rllollell and 0111, Mro. l'hJl. - ...., Torry and lrlend, 11r. and ., I!'AIIalao1on and throe eblldren, lira. RDbort Joftr!eo om two ; lit. ond lito. Olin Ruooell and dou&h.,..s, Mro. Elza Joftr!es, '- · lolro. Dalay Kemper llld tllroe children <J( Toledo. · ;~;=~""'·and llro. ,Nor. Thlo wao the Drll time ave 1 « Corrvll; Mrs. - · - have otleoled the llld ..... VIrgil, at rlllll!loo. The,r Wl!ft 11r, Ern~~ McGintb. oil! Jlqa..U; iolro. Olin llulstll, lfl'.llld Mra.Nool Mro. E>-~111 ~r, lira. LIAaadlf!!.oo Dklll Rus- ~ ' . . _ , llld babj, P1u1 EYRuo~l llld lrland, Bumetl. A recepjoa wao bOld II I h e lrilo'a home, and tbo brlde'o to. / ble wao - . . . with a !our , tier - . , ............ wllb • bride "1d sroom. Fruit punch . Parkersburg GALLIPOLIS- Families came ~~d · ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr.llld Mrs. Marvin~ ner, Gallipolis, Rt. 1, are anmunclng the eng:aaement of their da~rter, Milo Teresa Lorraine Gordner, to Mr. Michael UtIle, soo of Mr. and lira. William Jackie Lltde, Ill. 1, Mlddleport. The brid...,leet Ia a ltudeot at Kyger Creek lllgh School. Mr. Lltdels OIJ1IlQyed at Mid-West Sleel iDPmneroy. plans are incoqlete. ecuttve committee meetiJw, 73 ' 0 p. m. -"·-·· · ·,SftiO!fzer lave ' MONDAY recent survey fl. Grande MERCERVn..LE GRANGEopea meetl and cookout Co1101e, llllde with a pion toward future Iamscsplng In mind. lawn. ":.embers ~ and hamburger' buns and cold Mrs. George Nortiup rave a drlnh swan Creek Grange review of the book "All t h e guesU 6:30p.m. • Landa « tho Bible'' ]Je' Wlnl.GALLIPOLIS B& , Tbe autbor point.. I'll' Club at lJiy referred to the Oscar's, 6:30p.m. . ' Noah' I Ark ... made 'l'UEIDAY of cypress wood and ''Apples d. RIO GRANDE Mothers League Gold" wen aprieots. will meet with Mrs. Jesse MerThe book "Eaay Gordealnawith ry, 7:30 p.m. Coholtesa Mrs. llroushl - Resiltllnl l'lanls" ey Delmao Bau8Ju;:an. Amo Ireue Nollrllngwaapre-. Cookout is Enjoyed ADDAVILLE PTA potluck dined to Hln Gronde Colleae UGALLJPOLlS - Gallia County ner, 6:30 p. m. brary In MOIIIOl')' at llowvd Post 4464, Veterans of Foreign SEW AND SO CLUB moots at IJoyd, father « Mra. WWlam home of Mrs. lAwson Dailey Wars and its Women's Auxiliary Coo!>er. 7 p, m. held a cookout at Tabor's Sycamore lake at Northup for mem- TODDLEHS TO Tassels Mothers LeiloPle 8 p.m. at the home bers and their families. Group of Mrs. Darrell Day, Goest Approximately 70 persons atnlsht. . tended the cookout. Aller the meal, games were played (or LAF AYETIE . Shrine No. 44 recreation. Comrnao1er T. R. ceremonies, 8 p.m., Masonl.t: Thornton and committee was in Temple. The Sta!!man ~ <J( Parkcharge ofthe cookout. Mrs. Graee WEDNESDAY ersburg, W. Va., will be reatur.. Tabor is president of the Wo- OIDO VALLEY Gnu1ge, regu. ed at tile aanua1 ML 11ermoa lar meeting, 7:30 p.m. Cora men's Awdliary. homecoming to be held "" &mGrange, guests. Refreshments. dq, Sept, 2L lletildar aervtees WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Kyger will be held at lbe chureh Ia lbe . Metbadlst Church will moot IIICl1'lllni: !olloweot ]Je' a basket dinner. In 1963 the first quint~.Wiets in at the home ot Mrs. ArtltUr Rupe. Ladles of Eno Aid are Afternoon semces will be8ln American history to survive Invited. at 1:30 ,_ ... wltll lbe Hev. v. infancy were born in Aberdeen C, .Ratwr fnlm lbe Jac.._ S.D. , to Mrs. Andrew Fischer~ llellbts tmlled llretbren Church s)lt8ldn,. Ira Wolfe and olllero will present lbe Yoc:al muale, Russell• Reunion Held --· eesaortes and • red Miss Teresa Lorraine Gardner Miss Ruth ooc:late Putor Harry E. Cole led was the guest &peak. In prayer, .Weioeo~ evening at t h e Mrs, James Damer, chairman bot ' !or sld loft o solemn ln:preaolon oo were on the 1cene. Their mqst cc~t:wllmlntsry meso.,.: '' f "It hao Jo:w been o kmwn tad In aoutllsallsra OMo that When the 'chlpo .... de:rn' your nelahboro are thoro to hetp iou out. 1 !ma p II lo so with most small con:::umi.t18L But wben eomeo::e's 'chip• are down' In a community one thouaiill mtlu·a'ff'Q', and those same poq>]e ore ltW quick to rally toald .... we!J, 'iba~'• aomell:lng. "When we called hm:e to let oo:r pvento tbot we had not been hari::ecf]Je' Hurricane Clrnllle, we m"'lllmod thit the - l o here on the Gull ,..BI,were In dei])OI'Ite need <Jl ck:tbl::r. am hoped that our larniUes rnisht be tl>le to send 801110 tl:lnci to .....,_ ''We were so wi'OIIIIed ,.. In ColliUie'a devastO~ the thought of 1 large • sa:le drive in lftlgs oJxl <lUia Coo:Otl2a did Uttle more than paso through our minds. Wbal ~penod 'at homo' alter that Phone caD haa left us overwhelmed., thankful. and pl'OUIIU than ever of the pec;p]e « Souther;; Ohio. · · The fact that a coo:munlq so tar aw&Y would 110 to so much trouble to ellmate suffering Is In direct cootradictlo:: ro what people are saying- America todo,y. uyour thoughta. your contribudona. your hard work are am will contiooe .!9 be appreciated, and we'd u!W to say 'thank you• &om the bottom of our heerta. •• oltar wearing • willie - llngtb .,.eddlng - s brocl4ed and a lhollldsr Jal,&u. 'l'hl IIIIUal bomeeomlna: <Jl 'l be • !i>o wao &lven In lll&l'J'Ia&fe Alfred tmlled Math!>diJt aturc~ lJe' her !ather. bas beeli HI !or &mdq; Sept. Her no..ro were a 21, at tbe ehurcb. , « pink l'OIIbudo .., a Tho Uhrig -.ers 0101'111 <Jl ' White Blbls. · CbilUeotlle wiD be featured sineLittle Milo Sloidra Weaver was ero lor the ottarDOOD oloaa wllll )odor .-nt and was dren. Mr. and Mrs. Gorreu Clnial;r, 14 In l1lt* and wlllte. h ..... Gtove Clcy. Locol •ln&lal~ rled Wles <Jl the Yallo,y, will aloo be on baud. A W Mlaa Faye Balei, eltetwJalll, ·dinner will be beld at 12:8ll ,_m, was dreaoed Ia o pink .....,llld Tbe publl' is Invited.. carried a cam.lkln ,__ 8111'· , 1'¥1. w...er was dressed In NAVYMAN HARDEN HOME hlo 1r1117 gnen w1t11 on or~~~p SYHACUSE - Don llarden, acari, IRa belli man wao b I 1 Syracuse, has arrived home af- brother, Duld WeaYer o! New ter discharge lrCMII the U. S. Na.. Haven, W, Va. vy, ha\lirw served four years, llro.Davllcl!olo!or her nine months, of which were spent doushtor's wedding, a pink laee In Vlei!IIIIL The son of Mr. and dress with white acceo_..ollld Mrs. Morris Harden. Syracuse, a wldte carnation cor-. he Is manied to the former AnMra. Weaver wore a ,yel. gle Fink, lormerly <Jl Cheshire. low princess aowa wllll red ...._ mil••,"""1 - : Tile ..._,.. ot Meigs ani! • ' ·~ I '· ' ' �~.~:p:· porl;j of Amm- DIDI .a t 11011!! 338. All - " " at raJio lnvtled. ~Old: ROY ~~A:.;,:;e~.;..~~~· ·i,red '~ b ... •lJi'L . . . '.~ .,, 'oD!I ,... The ~111 · Wll .. Coiiii!IWIOII Week, SopL !DP>n; . 1744, and · lii~Jboe.....,... when l!ni Rotum Jnulln Melp' ChoiW 11111 ' of ' r .. o( llle ·~1ial!!el'l of \fli ·.~· Cialllo<lhr jillll....-, can met at.the TWUa,llld £bora. Eplocq,a!Parlol)~~o. . ,becll, Tile oe~ ~ Preoenllnlll jlOliir ori lbe i:oDo 1011. of~· 'IIIIo ...-ed t be olltuUon and lfi olplll.._ to G,rillll Cl!l¢er . of ~. Onlor lreedcm In, ~.ca ,wa~ Mrs. . 111 lho ~ Bioi', ...., Mro. Emero011 J0111o. . She 'lllied '!he" ·• Clottiorao- waa Grllld Adoh. dloPia.Y offJIPdtp'inai/le ·week. - . lla~ ~La . medlcal ' "GOd ~nil liberty· "''h' 1o IJII!!"'' at !lie_1101- Medical •.~!'"""' wholove!tan!are 'aboay 0 =~~~~ .St•• !IJ'andl, read)' to guard and derend It," l. Mr .,d bY Dllnlol Webater, llle .~ooal . • Mro. ~ Nidi. D.A.R.. - . , was noreddurlns 01- . Alhtlll, ~ ~the ~ .. "'' th~ atlle .~!!'.. ' of Mr. '!lid ...... Bob lbome ~n trom 111e Bible, "Be Hoo!U•b llld .lit,yne. ~~ovcllt¥ F#PaY ,ltroiv aU,. people o!the lind, a.• Mrs. !fabel Sadlorn. r... week. She """"' Eaot r... lbt .... neral senlcu ofber ~ law, M. V, Tlllot. remalood Ia) Akroa lor a week, and thOII ....:. onlt!Mlddloport, llarc1d <Tocl Lq Ia _ . !rom Unlverdl;yilolpl1al, Col-· bus, where be woo a miidlcal pa. tltnL . Mrs. Nina lllapd Gf Akroa II ben vlotllns bar llllllhor, lira. , lollnena Cilldera, and llfro. ,:-. Pearl !1e1nokJa, ' "' ' s Re·ad s.'ep·t· 6 ' '·"'w· GUl"d'mg s·,ar. . '"'f' POMEROY_., ,,.._ .... SoulheuleiD CJMO.Iflatll J1ooJt11 · c.nter 1n A!IMnJ ed 'lburlllv allili- wllb a Jl'l'IJ IIi 111o - ...,-.. ra. CllltY. The port;ywaiJI(•imedb1 Mrs. Ollby Martin, do J.oc,it.a were ............ re]ll'e~ lorllitAmerlcln Le&loa Aaxlllarr. Gameo were playedwllb prtz. e• of.~ .. tot>ocoo clllllf biro, mlntl, lleo,~.. - ......., ~•• Jon. clll and llatloall7 belq IIY· pi..Y••- ,............ ' .Joyce Is playlnfi It omprt, addlnt looklto· tho aplrllod yount llir~guito. ThoH otvbby, alllrdy wctlklng ohooa "'" 'tho ""' bet lor tweedo Clnd plaids showing up •viorywhe,. this Staton, or for thCII mCitt.r, any oportlng look. ThoM Clro juol two from Cl g-1 colloctlon of rougloh broguoo. "'""Y ... SIDI!Wichea, ........... d Koai..Aid WIHounc I Alalllllllc MrL llliitln wllh111e SYRACUSE _ II!Juliae ba.al- Jl'l'IJ were Mrs. ~ iiMW Gf · ness woo COIIducted wllh Counc:l- llle amlllley of ·~ Webller lor Jean Hall In the chair when Poot 39, and Mn. iudee Jlrlrlk. the Goaidi.g Sl!lr c..imdl 124, er and Mn. llll'tle Wallo!r Gf ~· of America lod&o, lho Rodae l'llll •••111!17. He. c '/ Meets . rr- In rlluallollc rorm ror· the iloitJ were 'llturlday, Sept. 11 at their boll· pnwlded ~ _......,. llld cmvenod POPPY ' ' .IS. 1 ;, ). 19.00 - /lid'......,, .· Banquet · '£S, OLGA EXCITED? . Is . R9Yealed. _,...,,.... was enhanced with a chapel OUr Ad ,••,, .... ... IlDDLE OF UPPER BLOCK Open Friday UntiJ 9 ' J)l)al"l headdress held a leniJih veil ol Bilk ll- and she carried a co.. bouquet ol white roses and BANI YuiJuerite clalslea, Mba Kathryn Lacey served as . POMEROY. OHIO Open All oar l'hlnlilts EXCITED? maid Gf honor ror her lister. She wore en A-line pale green aUk sblobmg drea1 accented with three rows ~ white velvet rib .. ban and a beoddress o!pale green ~·"*<hod to matching noL lie eorrled a oo1on1a1 bou~ or So Are We! The Bil . Surprise We Have For You Is Revealed· Today In our' Ad On Page 1. ~carnatlms. Ml.u Connie Baclmer and lola Am> Sauer ol Middleport were the brl,desmaldo, They were .In pale yellow aUk sbon- '' s.;n, .-- To be Held llld long sleeves. The A • line ~~ G'IVen. p~r ty ' .' C:,llon =-· , In marriage by her ra. the bride wore a noor gown at am sheer !ashwith an empire bodice ~ tiers, Victorian neckline ,_, ' '' .., Cheri')' St. Mr1, Be1if ~ Gf Middle. Slater Allee Cajlelllrt was re- P1r1 llld Mro. Mlrle llcQd Gf t10111o Jl()l'led heme rrom the oospltal Recine. P~ns were dlocusoed !or mark- and otowly roooverlug, aod 11roMra. J. M, 'l'horntclll, Waller ..':.·"•.:"- ... • ln&lhcsr8Teooraeveralllevol~>- thor liar")' l'llttslo a surgleal :amce,llld Mrs. Boyd also pro. llooary War soldlero In the 1101r pa11en1 at llolzer Medical een. vlded mopzlaea to be token 1o lUre 1101!101' of ,.ncw sweet. futuro. AmOunced was the Sept ter, First St., Golllpollo, the velerBDL 25 heart ro... wllhwhlledallniom. district meeUns to be held AI a IIIOilOY. llllklng project .~_ noxtparty has -achedpmo. at Coochoctoo, a """"" machine will be uled ror OcL 16 with the llllldl; Beat miD W8l J'obn w, RIB& . Subacrljlllons !or tha DAR na- 1eken to Pomlll'OY Saturc1a,y, Sept, lary ol Drew Webeter 11>ot to the bdlelroi>m'• ~ · . .,.j tlooalmapzlnoare tobehandled 20, rrom 9 a.m. to 8:30p.m. A Blafletheparty, ~ pili • ·,. ..., ·tir· lhrou&h Mro. J""ea Brew!nston. letter woo read from Dlotrict Mro. Marlin has beea allot. WBIIalil PJ~ulllll· brGGJ8t Gf clalrmlln. AwelcomowaaoxteM- D~ Edith Wakely omcernlng ted $200 lor party -sea~ 111o brldi, .Nick 0.: ~. ·cou- ed to Ml.. l.uclll~ smllh !'Mhos an moellng to be helcl the American Lesloa Auxiliary a1n Gf the bride jeare,y r.M been eoollnoa to ber homo. Now 1n &mday Sept. 14, re- and has pven an allow. 111c1 WIUWn pr..,. IMioko wUI be dlotrlbut- gardlng the Friendship meellns once ror transportolloo _ . . Raea , neJI(iW Gf 111e b r 1 d e- ed at the Octd>er meeting. to be heid In Gallipolis In Octo- eo. A salad cQUI"se was served~ bi.r.. --------'!be brlde'a ~ wore a M'ro. Nelcler and Mrs. J, Edward llurlng a social hour members western states ct:mpriabw the pUle! bi!IO · dniu ·iliat •• ••· Foster, vice reaenL enJoyed playing games, Attend. 500,000 • member Northern JurceDied witll beaded n....... Jdlh. lag were Margaret _Elclrlnpr, i odlctlon will be preoenL A tola1 • .PI'* 'tole eymb141um Cll'dll4 . Margaret c-lll, Pauline lofor. attendance of 2,400 lncludlrW 1bl &roOm'• . arlty, Eslher!Jar1lon,Sadle'J'bu8. wives alii IUB&tS is urtlelpated. - . Janice LaWBClll, Jean Hall, ltie··lldrt .. ........ ch<>oe a bl:owD dreu wllb a d'anke W:e : c7111bldlum orddd ..... ~::.-h· Eileen Clark, llld ~ peer! dl!llerl. A dlnaer.... ceptlon WIS bald lace DoweredmanWla So Are We! The Bit fell IOitQ- to the at Am-Toas Roataurant ro11ow. lhe Weddfiig !OJ' I!IPfGX(mateSurprise We Have For Mrs. Gayle Alan Rees lor bar hclme at c,,....~Ill­ er YlaiUns bore with heiiiiCiiller, and Work ror I .., with you, Ailh the Lcrd Gf boats." A&>Preclalioa was exte- to Mr.. 0, P. Klein woo !or the past oevero] YOIII'I las servedas em. olltutlon W~k chelrmlln ror the · chapter. · Mro, Gov Nolgler, regent, was aoolok>cl In the rltuallollc q,en. lng by Ml11 Bell Sanborn, chapWn. Mrs. C. M. Hennooy was at tbe 01'8811 101' the patriotic oele<> ..JOI!J• . 'rille; ilriL !ll'~dill! 1 MIA Seventeen Weigh-In Plan Celebration Pcmeroy- Mr. an!l Mrs. Her.. man E. Warner of Wolfpen Rtad, POMJ :ROY - Seventeenmembert ..,,eighed in" when t h e will observe their golden wedo ding annlveroary on Sunday, Sept, Jlelgo TOPS (toke orr pounds 21. aeDIIblJ) Knotchers met Tuesday ldght at the Melgo County In !Irma")'. All rrtends anl relatives are invited to atteld an •n house at the Warner home frmt 2 to 4 p. 1 m. GI!U are to be omitted. For her loss of over tlve peiWl'ls, Mrs. Frances Hysell was declared "queeo for the week" RI!IIIIOI'...., with an almost !our pound lose was Mrs. Helen Hill. A .lift tor weight loss was pr~ ~: to Mrs. llyoeB. Games led W Mrs. Freda Henderson conc.l- the meeting, No~ 1L. ..' . " .. -~ ~·· ·Foreman &Abbott ~ ' 992·5321 0..1' MIDDLEPORT, 0. COMPLETES COURSE Sergeant James 0, Nortat has success!ull.Y complet. ed an Aircraft Pneudraullc Re.. ' Sue Sllleo llld Mrs. Stall Mro.DnldVan pair TodutlciJII 240 hour course. Sst. Norton Is the B<H1 o1 Mr. and • Pure Vlrvln Wool - ' ' Baton Twirling SAVE$50 King SIH Regular- CLASSES 3-plece ......... Now*l41 STllllftG ' SEPT SAVEI40 . . 20 Queen lin Regul• S1fl Mitt,... and lox apr'..- AT THE EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL FOR BE· NQw't88 s30 · ~~NERS AND ADVANCED OF ALL AGES. TAUGHT BY JUDY RIGGS, FORMER NATION· AI;; BATON TWIRLING CHAMPION AND RUN· lf~ft UP TO MAJORETIE QUEEN OF AMERICA. ' ·l· ,. ENROLL NOW! e Chester 985-3595 . ,.. • • ,. - '···· .. ·. ~ �tos~· . $p,llef , , 7 . ' IJ ,) .' ., . . • . GALLIPOLIS - 'lbree colu.llfooo Ill leao thaD four houra In which five autos aad .,._.,.... hot were damqed, '"'" periOD !Qored, ~ 11>8 ~ i" llf.J'us Junction wla. Rt. 7 prolla\>I1CXlO • the IOOa hazanlclus placee In .'Hert,i~n Grate··~(;t~: W~lcome ._i • ' -•: ,.. '· ·~; · .. ' '· .~. r'v•· 'I_ • • ' . ' " • · I~ \S~p!,ltiber,. l950, Tile M.So11.e F...qire C~. opellllll ~ts dQors ' tAr b~iiitss . Silwe tWt tll\lt we it&11t tilfoyed doi11g hsillllSS . , .. ~ ~ IIIith tlli {irlt people of tilt Tri.Collllty Artll, ,EIItry.ody hils b~tll wO!tdtrfvl 10 .us. T~ouell ·your p~~trouse ad ~Jit s11pport llie lrllve ~, bttll - a~le to progress allcl .be ' s111:cess{lll. t:e"lwlvc IJM 10 a , ~rge ~lOre wilh a totaf of ollir 7~000 sijlllir~ feet ~~ fl~or space . .~ .. We are lra~py 10 say It hils, _bttll a .happy 19 'yegrs .•• we hope to be here to serve y~ f~r ·IIIIJny years to cOllie. We lulve IIIIJdt ildny frlellds over tilt ,post ·years 11111 II hos been a ple~s~rt to s~t y011. If yo11 hllvt~l illsittd, 0111 store for aw!rilt, doll'l fail to "set liS dllri"B ow i9tfl: Aiusi11trsary Sale. Wt lrllvt IIIGIIY bar. . ' sai11s IIOtllsted ill today's poper. Hope to see 1011·50011! .., '"' ;. ! ' < ' • Specia .Sofa Bed Sale thenoU011~. In addiUon, 000 ct the caro Involved atrlclalq becamoa "hltoldp" on the IOc ct tile Golllpollo Poll ct the stale 11181nr111 Patrol which lnvellllpted all the I lnc-. A fourth accident waa also re- <orded ln the 11811!0 fOOU' hour period, that ono ln -lnvolvlng three cars. Two parSUis, a 19-l's&r-<>id 100man and a 2o¥ear· old cblid WOI'e fnjrll'ed, but not WORKMEN FOR THE C. J. IIOOIIES Coruo~on Co., above, lower a sectiOn ot pipeline - six inches In diameter- lniD plae<~ aloog Rt, 35 _.. Rodney, Ohio. This work Ia part of a $215,000 Cjriumbla Gao of Ohio, Inc:., plj>eline eonstructloo project tlw.t will exteril oatural pa Ml'vice to residences ani buaineasea ln Rodney, Rio Granle College and llle communltJ of Rio Grande and the area west of Gallipolis. Ray St. Clair, GaDii>olls ma..,.r for the gao compaJIY, reports tbat the proJect Is neofil' half C<OI1Pieted. The gao ....,. Pill!' lq,eoto belllniBturalgasasrvlcolnthe- market area• by Oct. L 30" Wide With 3 Way Elec. Outlet Finch Defends • Nixon R0 l lcles SALE 39·95 _,, e 7PC. ,• · · G·d· ·m·. .m·.u :n·d' rJ·'.."e·s ,_.· . ·.• /i ·WIDE ONLY WE ONLY HAVE 8 OF THES.E TO SELL IN THIS SALE GRE~N, BROWN AND GOLD.• SHOP EARLY! CHOOSE FROM MEDITERRANEAN... MODERN OR EARLY AMERICAN STYLES. All SETS WITH 36" X 48" X 60" SELF-EDGE TABLES EACH $45 w8 HIYf A Large seI 8( ·1·49·· THIS . . '· •nt .:ri.Ji~ · FOR. ON•·Y ~ ..'. , ··, .,'. · · 361nches . 'lt ' ' " ·' " 6 ,. · ~ ';.··~······ ' " . ' j~.;: :~"'-.,. .. ~· c ' ·.. :. ··,,:J:··: 39·95. ti on DINETTES ~ To Choose from centers are WI\SI!INGTON (UP0 - HEW Secretary - r t ll Finch defended the Nixon aclmlnlstration' s school desegregaUon policieo In glowing tenns Salurday, the dey after they wore autoked by the u.s. tlv!l ~ission. ·; uea{th, Education ' and Wel(are dfllartmenl leaued to Umed to make It a reply to the Civll Rigtlts Commission's crltldam. The Commission. headed by the Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, president of Notre Dome Untversicy, chargail ~day tha!, _. the admlnlstraUon, s -~ actions ani new entorceinent procedures uappear tto be a newSmen a progless report 011 major retreat In lhe struggle to desogreptioo which Finch had aehktve meani~Wfui school desesaid 11 will lhow tlat remarka- grepUon." ble progress has been ntade Civil rights officers at HEW d11l'lnll the paot eight months." spent all dey Thursday workl111 And In a epeech before the on the report. A spokesman tohl Instl- of Black Elected omclals, be predicted the UPJ: '"I"U give you ~cout's administration would make honor we started on thia thing more . pins In the next two before· we even knew Heoburgh years 11an . all the P!"'8l'ea• was having a newa conferachieved' Ill the 15 years since ence." The report said · ochoul the . Suprmne Court outlawed openiJWs In 14 Southem and dual school systems. · HEW .'!8ki Its progress report border states this ran had waa made '"because of the produced more desegregation at publlc . t-est Ill HEW civil one time tban at IllY period ri&hta actlvi.Ues." and a spokes- slnce tho !qlreme Court's 1954 man denied ~ release was docloion. ibi\' H ~ nOW targets of it1aek for Commu- Amaz1n ' ' Can V~ a Get,? nlol, ~ -l!lllllng to ..., NEW that nlil.ther u - ·stalea _York'• nor South Vilblam can ,Pr9Yide crec!ited -Qt for poasanl8 'ln lbe . · tha· dg> . GEt ·o·o . • loDE ·aN ALLOWANcE ·s· · .,6., · ·s·· ·~ :: • •• • '·'': ~ . ' ... ' '- .- - tbe · · ;i~: S. WHITE' _ , In '!he doalh !lie 11 ell- Biggest • ·. :-' '· ., 3-PC. WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE With Serb mattress & box-sprine, 2 lli11JIS, f bedspread, 2 pillows :lid 1 pair pillow cases. All for the unhen low price of .................. ~ . . •• ' ·"'· t;. ··~ 0"\.'( Full Slu 36" -,~ -. ~ . '. ) , , 0,·.• I ,. , y I ' ; ~~¢'1.:"''!'' 189·95· m. at tile 35-7 Jww11oo -.icibn up 1loule 7. Glue' a .,.. had u,bt . H. Mulberon, 70, Galll,polll, lip· cliiDap. perently blackecl 0111 as he dr<Wo west on Route 7. . All hour aad 10 - · - · lltlll at the II8JDO Junction, llar. His vehicle went across t h e 1')'1', - . . . . . 73, ~Cll1. hlihWIIY,IItt<Ju8h afonce,aadlnto T.... , made a lett tum acroaa the side at Tiey's lil110rmarket. llld In fr<lat of a c:ar driven by Mulheron outrered a bump 111 bla Linda J. Ml'ors, 29, Golllpolla, head. He wao treated aad relaao. to 111m lniD Glo ll¥-l'lu. BoCII ed at Holzer Medical Clinic. 111.1 cora were moderotely dama&ed. ear was demolisbed. There wa1 There were no tmurtea. no accurate estimate of clam .. Hlnderer waa cited for failure ages to the market avaUabla. to )'laid rlllbt at way at an IIIIerMulheron waa not charged. aecUon. At 2:08 ln the same Junction, The accident at Porter lnvolvwas driving north on Rt. 7 when ed lllree cars at 1:30 p.m. at the left fllto fill ,.., • a ... - ...... Jllll IL llleMn, 22, 'lidnil, .lllddl ... illlo<bd by fill lllij1aet fllto fill • • tldr4 cu drlv• b1 lflll7 Lau a.,, Zl, Blcbrell,ltDJiped alflll._. leOI!oo. l'nldooee . {' .. '· ·. I • Wbfq . . . d&od- failure to ;rleld rilbl at.., • • lnterledloa. ~ .... SODja Jllelraol, 19, ln tile Jim Blclion ....... Dana Wblte, 2, ln tile l'rudlllce White ..... .... .......,.,. llld reloaoed at 1101llodleal C1lnlc, ac......,.to fill Pa1rol. 28 PAGE$ SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1969 PARlS {UPO- The United states accused North Vietnam -w PAGE fl. "inhuman treatment"' of American prtsonera of of At Suez Saturday Israeli jets Saturday blast to psnnit an lmjlartlal lnlpection of their prisons. u.s. negotlator Henry Cabot Lodge, lashing out in his longest speech at the VletrBm peace talks cited the teatllncltzy of three American prisoners freed last momn by Hanoi thlt they had been tortured ard denied medical ~eabnem while prisonerL uy ou should cease this inhuman treatment" of the rlsonora . Lodge !Did 11a ·Van •'btt 'ffielat.pui;Y ''liOrlh· Vleh.,. meso negotiator. "You cannot es<:Qe the responaibUU.y. '' Lau replied that the United States had brainwashed the three freed prisonen into Egyptian positions rar the Gull ol Suez In the fourth consecutive day ol Middle East air action. Egwt said retallatory berrages by Arab artillery knocked out Israeli gun positiona. While Jews marked 111e advent of the year S730 in the Hebrew calerdar with prayers at the Waili~ Wall ln Old Jerusalem, jet pilots were on the attack against FcYPUan ~- ln .IM,~.Abu ~.,..., the ·aame aettor hit Tuoiday by infantry am armor in the heaviest strike since the June, 1967, war. It was the secOid tollowup air attack to Tuesday'a raid in which Israel aald Ito trcq>s ldlled .., to 150 ~ptlana and destroyed a mlssUe bose, ndar otatlons ard a large amount ct other milllary hardware. In Cairo, m!Utary spokesmen reported earcy Saturday that Egyptian gunners pounded Israell fortlflcaUoos aloog the southern section or the Suez Canal tor several hours Friday nlghL The cairo spokesmen said sheUs trma big EgnJtlan guns "silenced the enemy's gun poaldons" in several hours of action ttat ended about 8 p.m. It wae the first aMouncemelt of any ground fighting alo111 tiie canal in ldur days. EgypUan jeta swept Into lsraell-<>ecupted Sinal 00 Wednesday, 1Duchll1! off a flurry of dogfights ard conlllctl11! claims of kills by both aides. · , war alkl asked the Communists making "slarderous charges'' Bald tile prioonera' claims w...., apinst North Vletram and the a ueontemptible maneuver -. treatment they received while stcned to cover ~ crimea. •• he reiterated Hanoi's COitelltiOII prisoners o! war. that tho prl....,r lasue _... At the end of the pr<pared be discuued u part of an OVIJ'ostatements, the two diplomats traded sharp rebukes on the all VietrBm peace pacaae. Lodge replled, ''When u.t prisoner issue. time comes your policy ca. Turnll1! dlrectq to Lau, cendng tl'eatment ct p r l - • Lodge sllljlped: "In order to wW be larply academic olnce clear this up are you read)' to the prlsooora wW have elthor aiiO!f an imPartial internatloiBI been ropatrtated or ..W be lnapectioo of the campa? Unlil awaiting repatriatlon." you do this the greatest dc:dJts uThe point is that prisoners wtll exist aheM the coodltlons are entitled to humane ~ of the camps!' mont unler tile P1'Qie<Uen at AecordiiV to an American the GoMva Conmtion at all delegation epokellllllln, Lau Umes 0111' ·~-all' ·:· 111aJ>. • > ...:':..'.ii • ';J.r" .~ ' .~~ ~ · d·-'- alinlillised "the aeaiOed loi' ~1-IU'Jll ' ' ....... tnspoctloo with a denigrating tbe porlcxl before ropatrlaUoo," remark." Lodge aald. Seeking to refute Lodge's .. '!bat is the time tJat accusations about llle treabnent counts," the American diplomat of American prisoners, Lau added. Supreme Court Ruling Will Give lmprisonedArmy Captain$50,000 WASHINGTON (UPl) - An Army captain who has spent five years in prison will return to duty ao:l draw approximat&iy $50,000 in back pay under the Supreme COurt's ban on court martial prosecution for dvilian offenses, the Pentagon reported Saturday. He is Stephen J. Borys, 31, o! Woonsocket, R.L' serving time at Ft. Lesvenworth, KaJL, since he was convicted by court martial ln 1964 on charges of raps aod robiJery. MallY more servicemen In similar circumstances are ex· 110cted to win their freeckm under tho high court ruling. Borys' conviction was set aside Sept. 5 by the U.S. Court of Military AP_.s. Tho Army had 12 dayo to paUUon the court for reconsideration, but decided to let tho decision slat>l. "The dismissal of the charges against Capt. Borys restor~s all rights, prtvlleges and propsrt,y of which be had been deprived by Virtue of the coovlctloo and sentence," the Army said In a statement. "Captain Borys wW be released fr001 confinement ard will be restored to duty." In a lh1 ruling June 2, the U.S. s..>reme Court held tbat military courts marUal have no jurisdicUon over ch1Uan of... tenses that are not "service comected." Ma~ Gen. Kenneth Hodson, Army judge advocate general, estimated that as many as 2,000 of the 4,000 military prisoners currently oervlng time In dlsciplitVY barncka aod Iederal prlsoll6 ml&l>t be aflected by the s..>reme Court declsloo. Hcxlson ai!IO estimated U11t pcoslbiy 450,000 courts-martial convictions hanied down since 1951 mi&l>t be aet aside If the persons involved or their families chose to seek a correction ol the record. Borys' alleged crimes were committed ln the vlclnlcy of Camp Gordon, Ga., neu the South Coro1lna bo.-der. He was tried llld acquitted on rape charges ln the South <:arollra ci vllian eaurtL Borys will be releaaed as soon as the fonnal NWS can be drawn up. li has DOt been decided where he wlll be stationed. FtIVe Blockade · Run.ners Found h G eat to . o to . . . . _ · WASHINGTON (UPO _ Tho =~~~-::~:.= wrocka ct. the shlpo believed to found off Qaarleaton llaltor, S. C., It waa .-need Satarday. Tho u. S. Cot.at ard - U c Survey aald tiJo oUIIilen b..U were b1 1110 at Ita shlpo, the lha llock, .......,. clraillne-atlmoatollnds.~- lha _,...,. be , 1-came to hin1 wltllthoit IIWo v - fonner gooil au.Y· obstruc. . hi ard- to oiJipplag. catchll1! and crowd - pi•alng.. TheY never unlerstood s A of Olarleotllll .,.. rig!¢- Irony, his old - American habit r e s - reeei1011. porm1u1on • . • or . of~IOII. deprecation, hlala"'ll>o., tram tiJo -1!D;Al_tbe_ ,..,.,_ of i!W gal~ before life. Ill• ieil. Tho ......_; . . . . . oft lht -_; dtllborato ...,....., hlsjoperies lolo at I'Ual IIIMl;it ·.,_. ..._ ,· at ~to and POIJII)OI(Q', ·tl!olo toqi\ eaat of tiJo ~~ar~~orlll!biaac., ·l· .d.,.. aerioUsiJo. Anl 'soltwasto ldonlillad .. ~ VW_ . Y ;~M~= lklolwo, Cu.....;.,. Sl!!luiou ~ ~· ~ a.w.i-111: ·• .... ~~- · him ln illi" .. ..... . -. -.'1', . 1i4.oec1to wlat ~ -hadof : ....... .toa.... ~a·••=•t . . dlt; llrot ct ,111.1 ,~. ,.... Ho was <me ct the last of 111e anal ones, - · the onoet In cOWU'y aod Senate of the ora of the Brooks Br«hers politician who Ia nwUy youthful and withIL O~ardPIUlllelnoraiDI')', he wu ln fact ftstly lllllused by 1t aU aod at bottan an lnwlaca, blo foe OIIIJ. ct-andhypocrley all the pib-lltellochlal mer' · ...,. time. n. And he drank his whllliQ' tloos he soffered: He had an..,. and smoked his cigarettes. when torrl!led sense of humor and and u he pleased and as much proporUon, and his crttlco had •• ho pleased: and dally be look- mostq thl eye- squinting acxltoed late aod death ln the oye and tel humorlessness of the ultra • told both of them to 10 to hell. liberal, the terrible untoratvt.., And when in the Se•te 1110)' ness at llle profosslo,.. • reWar . · Twin Beds ·. '11:-~' _.,,, .... ,J m Hollyw~ ..Gas Ra~.l'l39.95 ~-.-·,,~·. Mlllll4lenilfled drlv.. raa tile llllllp ~-·-IH a!ln It tiJo ll¥-Puo, hit tiJo ...u teo.. " ....drlna l!r l'rudlllce E, Wid!., 23, lldllwll, 11r111M1 at the Glaze .,... aad - . . ' ••lu:lbiiUf.:" · r: ~ ~Y, ' • ' 1 . •. .. ' . 110 leso tbanhe aarved 111o Prell· dolt of hla """ part,y who· Ia iUcharcl Nl-. , . WithW; Evetetl Dlrkoon ltwW be much lardel' for Richard on, just uli wao for ~·-~-•• -r.::~·•·r" ..._ .. ,• 1srae1·1 1 Charge Enemy's Treatment w . Jets Go~. Of American POWs Brutal ; ··d D Eate ·. an . Our a.- BPOctaeular • tiJo acddeiU occurred at 11:37 a. Tho YORK (UPI) - New cord this past summer. t amazln' Meta were bellow tile excitement . and Solurday with keepiJw Interest ga~M~ratod by the. Vets peaceful this summer has been helplul ln keeping our CClOIIIi.Y~. · by GJolr ourprlae fight to the groat cltJ'o mUIIons talklirB to top of ihe Eastarn DIVision of each other, The U.S. · Command· aald first Bli2 llrlkos . In tiJo the Ni!tlooall.eague. . "Tho 41alocuo has been TALKS ENDED re'"'mptOII 13( raiU by the , . Cli\' Council President Fran. basellall-talkl11! besellall, root- . PARIS (UPI) - Ne!lllllltlono . ' e I I h I - engine StralfortraiiU cia X. Smith issued ·a reaolutlon il1! lor t11o Mots. And to OIMI a strike by looolllllllve •- commanilo did. ~ ·dilmped at loasi ~ - ..,. .. . .proclalmlng Wednesday "Meta somewhei-e alq the ,·WIY. enalneer• that Wtedalmootev. · Ui§ a.m. So\1\rdoy, · • ~ oD Commiinlat trooP "PPreeiallm o.y" llld aald: perl~Qs Dlllll' fOUl>! • ery train ln Fnnce broke oft . ln tlli~l ~. staclnB ..... "Many feared New Ycrk pride In lholr cllf, They ...,ad Salunla1, ODd no dale was set ·~ . ·. and .biikor coniplouo. m'-"t 'be •ttered by racial dis- New Y<H'k to win." for reiiUIIljiiiOII. -ll!li Round tables, extra lone tables and all sizes. You can purchase a larae table and 6 chairs for only ... aoriiUIIy• VOL !v NO. 33 SECTIONS OF SIX-INCH PIPE, at left, are welded near Rodney dur!Jw work on a t21S,OOO COlumbia Gas of Ohio, Inc., pipeline project to extood ~atural gao servlde to Rodney, Rio Grande College llld the ccmmunlcy of Rio Grande and the area west of Gallipolis. c. J, H~o ConatrucUoo Co., Huntington, • h building the new Une ror Ole gas company, With work expected to be COIJII)Ioted before OcL 1. CABINET SPECIALS .· (WHILE ouANTITIEs LAsTn ' Huntl~, .Save! Visit!. _, ,. t ,. ' "· , i . Damaged in .Aceide:q .' ' ' ,. "*-... lhitGeoicat'••llltQ,. �. ' ' I M,.. ~fc G""-rle , ,Pm~y -'- a.to, . , · · · s· · 7 T, Clncinnati, .- - ~. ~, ,,. .~:·: 1!. r l nk ::"Cilwll;r, Frklllr In GrOt ' Vra. ~. 30, diOd ~JU~rtei the home at aIncllu8lrter. OilY overnlalrt miracles from 111e~ MetropoU. IDg Mrl.'. tMabel Riai~Q>, A-.. -ou1o wre<k AIJIIUI~~·~~~~ recently to updaie boualill:ln PomeMra, Gutl1rle ~ aurm.ll by SoP;. 7 from llle rot llil MlddlOJJOrt. .. four cloulhlera, lira. wu. llat Cllurch at • llo reported lllet In Point Plea80111 - whleb hu 101110 "'~ 1:.._ llamo, l'l>mercil'; lira. . Carl Jm1o1 wao 1n . 111o O!d "'-llci..t lenl unlta - 110111e elt!ht years were required to get llle bulldlllg ~. om-, Wo; N r a. Bl&>llst Church Cemolsi7, --:: . _..,. tiOini- So developments cauld take quite some time In Pom- l.8l'Cr, RIIIIQ', Alllena, ·w Mrs. Nra. Molvln recelv.;f..'-'\d01'01 and lllddleport. . llfr<>o ~kotl, Cohn•llus; llio ln)u-les In the accldoiltBill Cldlda, Middleport, Ia director olllle aulllorlcyo and Ia pre. ems, JooiS111. at Coc>lylllo, and an au1o clriYell 1)1 a Co1iDnJ... letiiiJ lllldtriOlng coUectlm of a mass of pspor work to ahcnrlhat Roli>h and =GojyiVIllo; Dllll rammed IIIIo her the locol aulhorlly 'was legally formed. Thlsls required by the par. two broalera, Jo llorlllil car. Mrs. Nelvln waa &elnl ooat ent orpnizatlonln Cbii!OI!O. story, and a s!Jiar, · llirr1 and ao ohe - e d the Inter.... After these - · sre nted, appllcotlons lor units may be !lied Gotllrle. ' 11m a cor drlvell by In Cbleqo, The program Is federal, and oolunds will be needed loFuneral services will be bold P, Wqlnka, ft, ran a o~oP· IliaD coll,y, One COli lmsgine the munber of appllcatlona Oil rue at thla Ill 2 p.m. &lndi.Y Ill the Ewfnr lnd struck the Melvin ..... wlib limo - applications whlch deal wllll great numbers of people a1 flmeral bomo Wbero!rl- msy ..,.., !llrce, Mrs. MeiYI!I'I oi.wo,yo bripreaslve to federal agencies. ' - call anytlms, The lle1'. Carson rolled over, •141Ped a w~ Two IA!Iications w!U be reqaired by tho Melp Aulborlb' even Patterson will olflclate. lllrlo1 polo and came to rest ftll lllouab llle outhoril3' Is lor bolll l'l>meroy and Mlddleport. Thla again ,will be In the Orange~- top In a lleld 175 !aet .rr.n brvoivea a mass of work. Appllcatlms will he !lied for 100 M. LoU ,.,__ , _ the point of the collllion. llllta In each town wllll the empl!asls on low cost boualng for 111e rs. "'""'"' The Melvlns' la!airt dau&bter eldsrly ml lor low lnoome families. POMEROY - Mrs. Lois M&- wos st!U.born !oliowlnir the acThe Middleport application Is nesr1ng completion 80 that It can bel Circle, 65, died at her res!- cklsal. • waa the Melvinl' lint be !lied at once. However, llle Pomeroy 81>1>11Catloo is lOBBing. As dence Frida.Y, 1999 Mock Rood, child. yet .., options have bean made avallable for property on which Columbus, Mrs. Circle wu a She 18 survived by her bua. unlta could be constructed In Pomero,v. All MJddleJ>Ort options are former resident at llfelp Coull- bond, Rober!; pore~~~.~, Mr. w · co""'eled, In contrast. b' and a member at the Norse Mrs. 5cPre TaJior, Baltimore, Cblpel - s t Church, Ra. 0.; greatg~. Mr. and THERE'S SOMETHING about a 16th blrlhda.Y. ' cine. Nra. Walrer Underwood, CboobThe 16th of Debbie Norris, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Carroll !ibe Is survived by her bus- Ire, 0., nine brotllera, WIUiotn Norris, SyraCuse, was a very special event and a difl'erent one. A band, otba; a son, David, Colu111- T~Jior, Columbus; Jolm, CODal l*V in her honor Friday night was given a rural touch. The loca.. ws; !01u- claugbters, Miss Eve- Wlncbsster; Air Force SCI- Kent1on was in a barn on the farm of her grandmother, Mrs. Eula lyn Circle and Mrs. llotl3' Krl- nelll, at Ft. Worth, Teas; DoL. Wolfe, In East Letart. However, in contrast. tile music was mod der, both of Columbus; Mrs. AIDa lu, Keith, Gregory, Danlel,Don.. wUb Bill Francis, Ronnie Brinker, George and Gary Norris anci Clelsod, Gabama, and M r s, aid, and Steven T~Jior, all at Mike Hayman who malre up a group-known as the "Blue Velvet" Rose Mary Ralls, St. lAluls; Dve hom&. provided llle beat lor dancing. erandchUdren and two listers, A sister, Mrs:CiaraJoaallal>. Mrs. Elfie Nltz, Mana!leld,. and MRS. ROBERT W, SMITH, the former Barbara Horak of l'l>m- Mrs. Rowena MeGee, Lancaster, Funeral services will be held ero,v, lett from Columbus via jet Tuescla.Y for Germany to jojn her husband ~ Smith. Monday at 3 p.m. at the Ewing Specialist Smith bas bean serving In Germany since June and Funeral Rome wberelrlendo msy will be Utere for another 10 months. The couple will reside in an call from 11 a.m. Mooda,y until will be ap&rtm.ent near hts base at Badherstfeld. about 50 miles from time of services. Fl'llllk!Urt. Upon oompletlon of his Germany ossflnment Smith ·will In Greenwood cemetery. be el!gjble lor discharge. Beri>ara """ taken to llle Columbus airJ>Ort by !rienda - !iboHa Rev. Uark Sayre Oblinger and Janice Esl<ew Schusrer. RACINE - The Rev. Clark Bob's addreos, Incidentally, Is ~--1 Hobert W Smith 28.1444879 G. Sayre, 729 Maple llei&hts L Troop, 3d Squadron, 14111 Armd. Cal., Aro New 'York N y' 09J.U, ' ' • • Drive, Golloo, Ohio, died Frlda.Y morning at the Ruaewoed Manor Nuralni Home. UNDER THE DffiECTION OF PAUL Gerard, 111e first of a The Rev. Mr. Sayre """ bora aerles of newsletters has been published by Vo!unreers for Vote 19. at Raeine, Oct. 19, 188t, the The 8l'OOP wHI carry out quire a clllllJ>8illn in an attempt to secure son of llle late Jonathon and ~ 4P.Proval of lowering the voting age in Ohio to t9 The mat-. Martha Wolfe Sayre. IDs wlte, rer will be decldeclat the Nov. 4 election. ' llle former Emms L. Ollker • died Aug. 22, 1967. He retired In 1950 Iller 42 years at ministry with 111e Free Metllodlsl Qrurcb. ' &lnl~f. indlllil"twa .~:,.• Cers, Mrs. William Probst and Mrs. Lois S. Probat, both at Galion; a eon, Francis w. Saln, HOLZER MJ;I)ICAL, F I r s t StaniOIY Thacker, MrL J. Harold Toledo; 10 grandchllclren, elght Ave. General viBltlng boon 2-1 Webb, OWen Nor!lln, Mrs. Brit- great. grandchildren, a lister and 7-ll p.m. General l>'.aternley ton Barlow, Mrs. ll<lbert Mt:Car- Mra. Finis Craig, Flint, . ruiUng hours 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. ly, Mra. WUIIam J. Davis and ln. and a brother, Clyde Sayre Parenti OIIIT m Pediatrics Ward. !ant dau&bter, Mrs. John A. &>- !iprlaafteld. '. Admlasions ling and Infant daugbrer, Mrs. Funeral servtcea will be bold Publleatlm of admissions Is James M. Knappandln!antdaugb. Yonda.Y at 11 a.m. at 111e Kuprddblted 101111 further notice. ter, Mrs. Billie A, Stewart and boch Funerol Home In Galloil Blrllls Infant dauglrter, Mrs. Cbartes wllb llle Rev. M.Yrtu's Rice, GalMI-a. Mlcboel A. Lsmbert, K. Stewart and Infant son, Mrs. lon; the Rev. Berman J o n e a, Welloton, dau&bter, 3:06 p.m. Leland D, Watson and Infant CGufenmce !q>t., and the Rev. Frldo;y; Mrs. Herbert w. John- daughter. Mll!ord Casto, Canton; oiDclateon, Mum, eon, 4:14a.m.Sa111rillg, Friends msy call at the fu.. da.Y. neral home anytime, lllrlo1 will Discharges MEIGS GENF.liAL HOSPITAL be In Glsnbaven Memorial Ger. llfa, Geoi-a-e E. Akers, Mrs. ADMITTED - Ann IIIli, Porn. dens, New Carllale, Ohio. )( a r I o Alexander, lto.Ymond eroy, Edna Blevins, l'l>lllerOy. ' Broyles. Ttlnas F. Carroll, WalDISCHARGED - None. Mrs. Robert Melvin ter CIIJ, Jerry E, COllins, Mrs. GALLIPOLIS- Funerol serv. Jameo L. Conkle, Dooald L. Deices lor Mrs. Robert (MarrllrCoy, l''rs. Jesse Borton, Ronnie VETERANS MEMORIAL et Joyce) MelVin, 21, Baltimore, E. llulcbln11011, Vasil 0. Jones, HOSPITAL Mra. Ruobon ·E, Kelly, Thomss ADMITTED - Eliza Utol>A. i.a>'Do. Timms E. lDwe, lllark fleld, Mason; Rory Gerlach, MaTWO DIVORCES GRANTED A. loll1eo, Mro. Mary M. McGhee, son; Daniel Thomp1100, Pomeroy; POMEROY - - Twodlvorces Jolm E. Mt:Nerlln, Robert L. Esther Andrew, Mason. granled by Judge John C. Baem Betz, Scott MUJer, Mra. Edward DISCHARGED Nickolas In the Meigs CooJney ComtllOil lofurpt,y, Mrs. Pete Psppas, Mrs. Roosh, James Simpson, Russell Pleas Crurt, bolll onl!mlllds at Roger D. 1'11boo, Rebecca E. Cullums, Effie Knotts. gross · neglect of clib' and ox. Roooh, Russell M. Sao, Mrs. Nettreme crueJ.Qr, were Janet Le.. tle Smith, Wallace A, Smith, si-., vacy, Po111er0y !rom WU!iam . Don't toil eJipeet lloua!ni ~b' formed re--t :f~~~~~~~~;i Before "II.'I'll!!.•. .' , hero ..n rurw . Attend Funeral TO BOUJ MEETING LIMA (UPQ-Foroign Mlnls- ter Barker. SYRACUSE - Funeral servic- rer Edgardo Mercado Jarrin of es tor Mrs. May Cowie, were feru will lly to New York next held Aug. 17 with these children week for a meetlns willl attending, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sacretsry of Slate William P. Turnbull, New Brighton, Pa.; Mr. Rogen on the strained relations and llrL Gerald R. C""ie, Bea- between Lima and Washington_ Mercado ssld Frlda.Y llle ver Falls, Pa.; Mr. arxl Mrs. meeting was scheduled •..,. carl Gordon, Columbus; Mr. ard Kra. L. F. Brammer, Pittsburgh, mutual agreement" while both Pa.; Mrs. Oma HyseU, local anJ wHl be , attending llle new grandchUdren with their fami- session of the United Natlono Uea. others out of town here for General Assembly. Mercado and Rogero are .the Mnic:ea were Mr. aoo Mrs. expected to diSCUIIII Peru'1 lAwrence Sellers and his mothexprQDrlatton ol the lnterna.. er, Carrie sellers, of Columbus; llr. and Mrs. cart Richter, ot tiona! l'elroleum Co., subsldla. Parma, and Jaunlta !ibeward, co- ry of S!•ndard 011 of Ne" Jersey. lumbus. $4995 1!!1111'1111 ':' '<o >i<:, ' ) . . WGOt-1, 22"-1>011111 !ullblck !rom VarderbUt, Po., ocored ·'"" rimil at 'Iii yardo ird one~ ond colllht a ~~ touphdown pa1i lf<!lll quarterlbaek Mlke !iberwoed. · . ' ~ oil ... the lllroiiC • ,JUiinlt'• atte.ek Wblch rted Jim OulloJ In llle end...,. lole · car In 111e fourth CJWter lor a lllfe1968 11the b' to complete the RUGGED DEFENSIVE PLAY by GaUipolls' big defeoshe unit, with two exceptio111, be1A1 Yill')lie.. ~-· depended al: iDg borr- . ,!""It eritl~ on a much lmprov. CIDCI...U acorlnC. sil comlnil trw Coal Grove In check on Memorial Field Fr~ nigh~ Above, 111e Hornets' Rick Mader 11u Just , lid , ~ pme !Oblch provl4- In the, third ____._ wa1 llarlbeen downed by Chuck Howanl (24) srd Tom Prose (ll). Closillg In, left to right are Chuck Wood ONE-TWO PUNCH - Tun Prooe (11), . llle fantastic blocklrw of amOk Neo1 (30) edlCJII!i olher toucbdowns. ,._ -·' · (58), Dave BurDett (22) and Bob Eoxter (65). Ron RusseU (55) is visible I'! Eoxter'sleft. · -~ 8 ~ . ed on a 414'ard field p i by mskes a IOQHII!ner oplnol Coal Grove In third period aclion of Friday nf&ht's - D pme 1 , !"' . --·- on a oor- Jim O'Brien. jan~ reserve !ullboclt OulloJ ,_ted with Jpllt on Memorial Fleld In Galllp:Jlla. GAllS wm 44-14. Prose scored 24 points, Neal six In llle . - .'' 'fl!ft,.~ acored on a two • end Rod Wonen "" ,a 56-i'ard ' :'ll'l'd · lit, lllird-otring luUboek psso for CIDcilllall'l lllll1 toucbwm~me scored a toueb- down. · 2 """" Oil :rl -l'ard run and third- · Tho uaom!aloeerl built up a TUPPERS PLAINS - The Ritchie was the workhorse for quarter on a 2 yard pass from times lor a 20 5 avorsge ard hsd Karr, erda; Mlke Borillg ard AI· ;~PuJ Wllboek Tom WUIIama 3f.O lead Won Clnclmltl ocoran Holter, tackles; Robert Hen~ Eastern Eagles of €1clach Billy the Eagles, catchingsevenpasaes smith. The try for the extra two punts blocked. ,. ' : r o • o lor a aeven,yard ed the lield 11011 with 7:!0 reCoach Klncskl gave credit to ley and Richard Liter, guards; Klncakl Frklay nlBiit racked q> for 125 yards and scorlrw all but points Called on a run. ·w - VIr"'·;.. 0 ___,_._ mo1n1ng 1n the llllrd qqarie,-. the Esgle offeoA line enabllrw Howard Bohr, cenrer. their second win of the season two or Eaatern's points. He also In the secol\1 quarter, Smith .. · ':' '· · ••~ · ...r-~.. The Bearcotli qulcid,y a d d e d Smith to set q> ard throw. The The bocks were Smith, quarter. hit Ritchie again lor paydlrt !rom In as many games, belting North had 18 tackles on defense. · .~·~ c,amo In thellrst'l'l.U'- their tWebdown to cut the marEagles lost only 10 yat"ds rush-back; Ritchie, tullback; Sanders, 44 yards out. Ritchie also scored Senior ._llbock Dan Grueaer When.&llltd Run Cecu pounc- sill to 34-li liut Woot Vlrslllla ~eld South U MlddlelD!im GaUls 2:1-0, making Eastern the loft bsllbock; and Grueser, r!sht 14 tq> team In the SV AC with a :1-0 carried lor 90 yords and 145 lb. the extra points on a pass Crom log. plied 00 thiM toudtdolm.oondllle 1" " 011 a WV:U fumble In the end Essrern once again displayed hsllbsck. sophomore Rlck Sandel's, who end Dennis Eichinger. This ~a~~. ' Lima !iba- 28 Umo Bstb 12 sl&ie. , ·Diftonsltre tackle trod McMII- lllfab' In the .!ltlal porled to !It>- csmbrtd&e 13 c o - 12 a tl~ defense with Jim stettler, On defense it was Bahr, middle starred jn last weeks game brought a close to the tlrst hall Once IIIPiin llle Eagles ps10illg Richard lJter, ftlll~~~r in for the RUOrd; Borlngm(Eichlrwer,tao, ieiU~IIII!btctncinhallCJWterback ·Ill! !be rout. Cory Raw1011 25 Vanlue 6 aame woo oo tarpt gelnlrw 228 against Ha11111n Trace, ran Car with Easrern leading 14-a . ... . SECOND HALF . tnJui-ed Sonny Cline, Tom Karr, Ides; Sarden anti Karr, end&; Van Wert 3t Byran 22 yards In the air and c01111>1etl<w 57 yardL The game was flUed with fum.. The only scoring in the secOid and DennisEicklngermakingsev- stettler, Ritchie aDd Liter, line38 Sidney 8 three touchdown ps••e• by 175 backera; Pooler and Caldwell• I A8hland 6 Shelby 6 (tie) lb. junlorquariA!rbackDavo Smith bles lnd pmsltles with a total half wss Ritchie's third touch- era) tackles each. The Esgle defeasive backfield ._llbocks; and Amsbory, ssleey, Mansfield Malabar 20ClearFork to 190 lb. senior I.Uback Bob of 14 fumbles, only rour of which down on a 36 yard pasa from Eastern will travel to Alexanwere los~ The Pirates fumbled Smith, aoo 140 lb. sophomore ._d some good sh""lngs from ,0 6 R~~ Amsbary J 1m Amsbary scored the extra and 135 lb. junior Daryl ' der far a "'OVC game next Frt· .;•'' <;JNC1NNAll1 (\)PI) - CinciD- (' IIrst major loaRUO run to New Lexlogton It PhUo 6 A sll'orw defense put q> by the 9 times and lost 4 ard the Eagles ,JI&U ~ ~dl Bob Coosy rellle Dlkland A'o a 4-e, 16- Now C<lneord 32 Joii11V111e il GaUians on the ground held the twnbled 5 times and recovered points, llle only scoring done by . Pooler but wHI miss 150 lb. jun- day, atteJqJting to averwe last lor Howle CsldwoU, who suffered year's 14-6 defeat, ard try to · ~~ Sat~®ay ke ._drequested · lllnirw vic19rY over 111e Clllcaao Morgan 13 CrookiVIlle 0 Eagles to 150 ylirds ruohing, but all of them. The Esgles wore an Eagle other than Ritchie. Eastern had 11 (irst downs to a broken ann· in the secom quar· stay unbeaten. • .ti!Ortidoolon) tO b!oCOille an aclive WbiCe Sox. Tri-VaiiOIY 34 Romille 0 the Meigs club went to the air caUed for 100 yords oo 11 pen. · player which, II ~ at 41 · !llenandoah 18 -rook 12 lor Its three TDs, gdttlng a HI>' alties. North Gallla bad 70 yards North Gallia's 6. The Eagles C«Jn· ter ard coold possibly be out for · Score by qiBrters: pleted 12 of 17 pa.ssesa~ rushed the season. Nortll Gauls o o o 0- 0 ' • .,.;would·-1114e him the oldest ploy- . VILLANOVA, Pa. (UPO- Sen- Steubenville 24 YOIJI!IIIolmSouth satl..-.1 228 ysrds on 12 for 17. in pemlties. for 150 yards, totaling 358 yards The startlrw offensive Uno-"' Eastern 6 8 0 8-22 Ritchie scored his first ol · ,. ,,.erjl!.ewi'i>O~IntheNatl- 1or hlllboclt Billy Wallk !rom• for the Esgles was Eichinger aed altoplller. The Eagles punted 4 j.• allllskelboll AssoclotiOII. . Onilige, Com., ran 84 yorda lor ~ringllald 12 Southern Local 6 _.. three ~ 1a the llrat Ia stiU c:ar'rlld on llle a toUchdown end ailll!ht two scor- St. Clolravllle 60 Wheellnr, W• .fi.L' • ~ ietlred 11,1 of his old 1111! ps11es Satunla,y to psce VIIVa. H .~• tho . Boston Celllcs, a n d laoo,. to a 41-lt viCtory over Mentor 54 Ballalre 12 must .... their petmlosiOD II West Ckester (Pa.l Stille before . CIDdnnatl lful!bes 14 Cincinnati 0 ~j Is to· with llle Royals. an -nlng ••v crowd of12,68l, Ts!l6 ~ ._ Cln. Roser Bacon 20 Bishop . NEW Y.Ollil (IJPI) - Rtais Luers 0 ~ Sll\ltll scored l>oo runs ml drove OHIO HIGH SCHOOL COlerain 8 Norlll COUege IIIII 0 · ,Iii the tleeeskllli run wlllt a FOOTBAlL REsULTS Maoslllon 22 Clove. Banedlctlne ~ elxlll-lllnine triple Saturday as 111 United Presa •Jnternltloa.l 20 . tba Boston l!8d Sox defeated the ZotloiVIIIe . 29 Limt;l~or -,.~.!iiJ-..Iflll!l(f ~ ~ 1M: .. . : . ' .._, Now Yorr Ya,nk<!es 5-2 be~~ ~21l'ortlmoul!l:f • ' . ' tB>eii'iilak• ·NoftWU ~,.;; .,... • llle oombilielr:~ltpltchln&cil ~ West 30 Niw Booton ; · · NcK!nle,y <18 ' Warren · ;·oAJIL<VID ~0 - The OakGary W11110r· ond ·~IQt l,ylo. 8 ·~ 6 land Raiders · and Houston OU··,' --Ce.-1 Wlnehester 14 Plckert!W- CaaiOn Lehmsn 24 Fairleos 0 era, conilrv oft 11()-SOpre-aesson • ·CANTON, Ohio (UP!) ~ Leo ton 0 Cllllon Tlmken 0 1llslew 0 performances but stnl strorw ·!l<Bnelllnl, 1Joe Perry..and Ernlo. Borne UDion H 1-lberO Vnloa 6 CaD1m Sooth 7 Canton Glenwood lavorlres for division titles In ...~ljlner - lhree players eloeted Columbu1 DeSales U : COiumbul 0 tho American Foolhall Lesgue, • 1(1 their llrst yeer of ,tlglbllib' North 0 · Strullur& 13 East Centon 12 moot In a lesgue q,eoer today, · were enshrined with Earle Upper Arllnston 36 Wortblngton 6 FelrmOnt East 13 Dayton S!el>Tho Oilers finished the exhl,~=~?; Nsalo and Glen Columbus Watter1011 33 Weslerbin18 bltton 11'alllyltha3-2record,cap'' Edwiu-ds Saturday In the vWe 0 Xenia 36 1'r<IY 6 pina It willl a 30-14 walloping of t_~e ..ssl..-.1 Foolhall Hall of Pleasant View 39 Miami Trace 26 Tlpp Clt;y 20 Eaton 6 the Now Orloans Ssints m1 Oakan amdoos Melp lineman Jumped oft sldea. Point wm 211-U. MEJGS BACK Lot f1oilll ftnls dl1lllbt In llle llrot quarter ·~ Teay1 Valley 87 Clrclovlllo It lllllsboro 22 BIIIDChesler 0 land erded "' 2-3, the last win lor the !list ......, olthe ..,..._ The TD wao called back when Hamllton Twp. 20 Grandview 0 CedarvUieiiO WB,yM~vilie 0 eomlrw two weeks ago over the Wtst Jel!erson 30 Mlfllln 8 Clncimatl Moeller 40 WUminr- San Francisco Forb' Nlners, 42Dublbl 38 Plain CUy 0 ton P . 28. llllllard 13 Lopll 8 Struthers 80 Ynptown East 6 Houston Is OJtPOcted to be 111e Newark 12 Toledo ~ 6 Kent - t i l t 21 Yngstwn WU. strongest challerwer to the New 1t . Mlrtlno ·Parry 13 em 0 York Jots In the AFL East and Oak IIIli 16 W.Uoton 8 COil. Unden McKinley 50 Cola. the Raiders, w!mers of !be AFL JockiOII·SO Greeol!leld 0 · East Zll West last aeeson, are OUongly Gellipollo.H CO,al Grove 1t Cola. Eaotmoor 33 cola. Marton rated along with Kallfl• aey wa.,..IJ ~erlburl 8 F~ 8 and San Diego. Wut · I ......... 0 ~ W..t 18 Colo, llorGIIIIId 1f A reeord 50,00~us crowd Is ellllOeted to be on hand at tho Ookland Coliseum lor tbO 1 p.dl, (PDT) klckoft With a IIIJDber ofkeyde&ftstve backs 1111ured, 111e ouor1' Pete lleathard msy go quickly to the air - ond often. AmOIII! those Injured are · Don Birdwell, Kent McCloughan, Rodpr Bh)l (on the lnJUred,wol¥er lilt) ariel George Aktlnso~~; ' lleatherd'o main target wW be Alvin Reed, who was 'the QUoro' POINT PLEASANT'S Mlke Stear11a altelqpls to dis a top psos catcher last i4itlson. out of the dirt as Rocer - ' - . 50, ard Fred Lot, 21, cover The wkle recelftts are · Jim during first quarter actloo at Pt. ·Pleasant Friday night. (Rd> Blerno m1 Mac llalk. Siler photo!i.) ~eq, maldrw, hi.• ~ -~ wvu -- Ill._, •'Ff. DILTA PLAiTIC ·v, 3 PC. MIX AND .S TOll • · ·t B r ...eifJS nor S .r , " , ••• ' BOWL SET c!Ve " ' ' ' ' /C . .' . . ht1me o - .: • ' ' . w.- v'L. TeanlS ·· •' ..c;;.,l):· ,, ' B eu1,n Loon PlaY r ' ' . ~ ihnJIH;, t.n lJ. .':~n!·~.·· -' . . . ·. . . .-. fu1.•.nx. xa a v F.'' , , ;,;""',',rl·· ~ -~~JIQ ~?~a:~:,, ~,;~~ ~ 81 .· ALUMINUM ' I' .. ' 1- -:.-::1 . d~" .,,, REG $L99' a .. l '"" • lolarloita ' ' '·;. . l _. ' t: .. ,• ,. I )- ,.' .J'!!l" ~=~:.:::.=o~!:: Laverne Hcuwver lug Favorite Aijen at ~ oafeb', I!· Allen olartll, be will be the !lrstrOoide Gallipolis, Ohio 17 Olive Street ·- .. - bc1Yatln1 and lulldi11 Contractors BACKHOE, BULLDOZER, CRANE, GRADER AND DRAGLINE SERVICE . Bai-nts - Footoro - Leoch Bedf Farm Pando - Septic Tonh- Yards·'Oriv•ways - Land Clearing - F iII Dirt ·Top.Spil-:- Ponds Cloonod- Parking Lots "jf IT'S DIRT, II'E'LL MOVE IT!" Ph011o: 446-4905 • ' I lie ))ave GI'Q'aon . • 0 SPA(;IOUS KITCHENS • ~ARGE BATH • FURNISHED *CARPETED BUT WANT USAT: : DELAWARE, auo (UPQ - the crecktheRaldersU-~ · Laverne llaallver, the clasey 1967. '• Tar Heel colt out at Llvlab ·• •If. Atklnaon Is lilllble to p~, U.....er, remallls llle earb' a.idand ·cornerback& wHibe·w~ !aYorlte to win Tllura&IY'• LitBrowD and N..Diah wu..:X.. · t1e BroWII .rag •\ the Delaware • 30 GALLON WATER HEATER • HOUSHYPE DOOR CARTER AND EVANS, INC. 22-0 . :18r •z BEDROOM •&oxfz FRONT LIVING ROOM RICHARDSON-SKYLINE . TWO GREAT NAMES IN MOBILE HOMES EACH IS ALL ELECTRIC. BIG WATER HEATER MoDERN DESIGN. ' Wi~ Ell$tern Picks Up Second League Friday High School Scores Mlcb.: Levacy, S,raeuse, and Flarsce Ellen Barker from J.,... WoL. '' W. Vs. (IJPI) - BnW'I)' Jim /ini~ I Cored booted three oxln POints and rin far 113 Yli'd• to lesd W0 st VirBinta to a 57-lliKmbing q! Clncln- . . . ' ' 0 t~~ne· Uillchdowna, Cillo..,_ fmirhad Ill Ohioans On Field Goal ""*'side aver ' \ ' ' ~ ' ~- • . . wW li>adDW Rocket, Cicero, Santa's Fury, Rammertn Honk a n d steadY Brave.• lloul!blm wot1 aboard R u m SNOWDEN ON KEEPER - GAllS Quarterback Lorry - e n gained five yords oo a klooper p]Q lite In the fourth quarter against Coal Grow Friday nlgllt. He ran oot o f - • to .stop the clock. GAllS scorecllts !IIIII touchdown aecmds later to Win, 44--14. (Photo by Jack Carr,)' C o - bore last year, and a DISPUTES CLAIMS victory Thursday wwld pll blm WASIIINGTON (UPO - Hop. In a ela11 by blmaell u the Brock Adams, D-Wash., Joined· be at lree. ' Coonl3' F~. < ' ; ' The Jug, Hcoed jewel In llle Jut• oaly lour~ wlialer. with I,OVOral oilier congre11meo 'Frlda.Y In disputing clslms by oliO """"" pscera, . mlli!l Us hil!but • the lnterotote .COmmerce ComDilsslm that It bas no ~b' In llle. at 111e · waa to enforce pss_. trsln ltlilillords. Adamo said that II hun't formally. Congress for llle wblch It Sl.\'1 the Results boa, J,. oncl - · ·. ..m wU1 lalroiiUce bUll tnoldna lba 'r oolbai'lb' clear. '' �.' . ·~ '' .' • ·'' JIIMr lip tile Neal ' 111 Jllldill, iDoJII' outlals for C 0 l Jamea (RO<I) outey•a liometa. Homela' llrllt tl!real. Despite two 15.,yard penalties, GAHS drooe 81 yard& Ill 10 playa for Ita score. Chuck Neal blallted over from the two oo the thlnl plo.Y from acrllnlnage Ill the CJW'Ier. · Sllowden puled to Pete Neal for the oxIra polato. With 10:44 showlns, It ... 16..0. Actuall7, Chuck Neal bolted 51 yards for a touchdoWn wltb 58 aeconcla left Ill the llrllt period, but the aparklll>s play wu par. tlall¥ oolllfled 1>,y a cllpplne panalty. Neal did avl credit for 36 ''ards 011 the play, the Gal1lans loosest run from scrllnJnail>. A Sllowden to Mike Csnadl,y paes lor 16 yards, Uld - den to Prose aerial for 23 yards l<opt the drive going. Chuck lloward bad a 12~ard reception from !lnowden cmlns tb1a drive. Prose made It 22-ll wltb 6:33 left In the llrat half following a live-yard smaaho!!rll!htguard.. tackle. Sllowden's p a a a to Cburck Howard on the PAT was lnCOIJIPlete. After holding the Hornets (Baxter and Sounders rocked CG backs bard In this series) Ecker aent In lhe second unit. After moYins from their own 30 to tile 11ornet 48, al5-yardpenalty atop. ped the Devlls second olfenslve unit. Lon Bush was smeared for threa st:ai&lrt looses as the half -d. The third period was as wlJd u they come. GAllS na penaJJzed five times for 61 yards Ill aoorln& dx touchclowno, the l!luo Dnll macblne rolled for ZIIG 1U'dl mthe lf'lllllll (51 run""- playa), To the aurprlle o1 many, the Gollljlolilaoo ~ ed nloe passes (out of nine attempts) for 125 :yards, KfviDe the home club 375 yards rushing ,, . . Upset; Gales Ri]J ·IDogs ors.· Meiss jxt loplher a 68 yard• march In lhe secOnd qtarler mawi on O'Brleh'1 aceurate i paaslng, but were llnally held 011 the two, witll AlvlnYeeterknoclo1111 down Grate on a fourth dot¥11 error~ a yard short. Lee Floyd bad ilctuallr gOOe In from ab< yards out oaly 1o have a five-yard . patalty nuiU!y the 311,111 .. . . ()AilS OAK lULL - DeQite lhe faD- outer Ia the 111011 JObU llfte tastle pmt1ng performance o1 .., by any. A1beD1 loom In tile Uld PllalnS. Wallatm's Demla lloldlt4' Fri. paot 25 years. '!be - · picked up 115 day alsbl the Goldoo Roc:kale "tile Drat period Larey Wblt1U'dl .., lhe lf'lllllll, Uld comdrowed their Drat · - "' takar acoopad up .. Alh- fum. p i - dx ol 10 aerials for 49 '". ~ ~· lUU • ble th e season, Iw ..._ ·a. Uld raced 54 yards to aeore yards. Tllat left the Duteymon Haadley, a 165-pJuod 8llllor wim 7:44 left. with 1M yards ruabll>s Uld passwho switched to qaarterbick tills Laler Ill the .......... quarter 1111. OVerall, Gallipolis ran 60 year following two yeoro ao a Bailey scampered 43 yards to jhr.ys from scr,mmall". Coal halfback, P1Dited four times ror ~. c ore with 3:42 left to llllko It Grove bed the oval 41 plays. 199 yards, ao avOraa. o1 iiG 12-ll. With One blockll>s up front 1>,y yards per kick. One o1 hla 47 Ballay, who packeclll!e onl 24 Co-Captain Tim Hemaworth, Boll yard et!orta rolled clood .., the tlmea for 239 yardo, picked ,up Wedemeyer, Chuck Ook lHil two ard llDe to b1a aecmd touchdoWn .., a &nrd, Chuck Wood, Mike Cany aet up _ .... lllrat Ill tile second --'-'. tile looe Wellot.on touchdoWn in •-~ .-sday Uld Rick Jlleholt, the Galthe second pariod. He allo edded the two polat ...,_ IIIDs were stq>ped oaly twice Ook IIIli's !.arl'!' McCorkle nrsloo far a 20-ll halfllmllead. all alsbll>.Y the Lawrence Coonblocked one o1 Headle-'a punta In Laocaater ilxlklhe second ball IIIDs - mce In the second parthe Drat period with tile ball rollklckol! Uld marched· 63 yardl lod wl1en Coach Ecker Inserted Ills rot ol the Welland zone In five J>lala with Jobn Conk bla second unit with 3:08 showing to give the Ooka a two • point seorll>s .., a three yard run. m the clock (GAHS held a 22-ll safety lllth eigbt l1llDuW left Again In the lhlrd qulller Jim lood at tbla point) Uld again mldIll lhe opening quarter. . Mlne1tart tallied cio a two yard ny m· the fourth period, followFollowing Headley'• puo1 that run for a 32-llload. lag a 15~ard clipping panalty rulled deed 011lhe Ook two -Yard " the IIDal parll>d Ted Unke qalnat the Blue and Wblte. AI. line (followed by a bed Ook 11111 rotumed an Alh0111 paaa38yardl tbla pnlnt, l.oomle Bualt was callpun~ WeUstlln marched 1n from for a TD Uld then kicked t h e eel on for his oaly punt ol the the 26~ard 11oe Ill the second eXtra polm for a 39.4 lead at I!\'OIIIng. II; saUed 40 yards. period lor Ita oa1y ro, Fullback tho 6:34 mark. Otherwise, It was the EckerJoe lolartln riDUDed over from Joe DeFWijlpo hl1 paycllrt 011 a mea, all !toe ny. the two witll Headley runniDs the f'"'r 1ard run Uld Unke'a kick GAHS led 8-ll on the ninth play two - point eoaverslon. Wellllm made It 46-ll llllh elsht aecondl ol lhe game after 00 Snowden led 8..2 wllh 9:27 lett. left end lhe final Jcole. aneaked over from the one with Teo seconds iater It ns a Tha Gales rulled 1111 19 first 8:22 1efl. Prose ran the extra new ball game as Oak IWl's w.. downl, nlhed for 319 yards, . polnla. The drive covered 54 .,. Davis ilxlk the •aull>s kick,. and hit alx ol 11 pasaea for 90 olf 85 y... for a touchdown. 1U'ds. Tile conversion !ailed. 11; wa1 Coach Don Eakey's Bulldop 8.8 with 9:17 left Ill the first netted oaly live first doWns, 51 halt. yard& ruahln& and eoonected 1oo Tile Oaks grabbed Wellllm Just seven ol 25 passes for 36 1 yard KO return, O:OIIhlni(Prose INDIVIDUAL NET run); &nrd, 16-t'ard pus from rumble on tile Rocket 15 - yard yards with f'"'r ol the throws YARDS RUSHING .......,, Intercepted 1>,y b..,uter, Proae, 0:01, fourth ~run fall). Une to set IIJl lbel: ... .. ·(GALLIPOLIS) Cool Gl'Ove: ·Wood, 6-ysnl run, Iii a!x plays tile winning toucbScore 1>.Y quarters: l!LAYEII'-' I'M. TCB YG I.VG, down was scored 011 a four yard Athens .. .. • 0 0 0 o - 0 7:5 8, third (run tall); lolader, ISChuck Neal, FB. • . 16 118 · 7,3 yard run, 0:05, third (Wood, run), run 1>.Y Tim Harriaon. ~. Lancaster ••• 12 8 12 14- 46 Tmt Prose, IJL • .16 89 5. 5 INDIVIDUAL PASSING back Gene Swick passed to End Pete Neal, RH •••• 3 15 5.0 PLAYER C..A I YG TD Bob Miller for the two point ~.. QB •• 6 25 4.1 Da~ Burnell, RH. ..1 3 3.0 Snowden • • •••• 8.,11 0 109 0 conversll>n to make It 16-8 llllh Prose . . ..... 1-1 0 16 1 5:57 left Ill thellrst half. Nelam - · LH.. 6 14 2.3 TOTALS 9-9 0 125 0 The teams bottled to a .......,_ Lonnie Blob, Qll•.. 3 -14 -4.6 leso cloadlock the entire aecond TOTALS 51 250 4.9 Cool Grove . • , 6-10 2 49 0 hall with Wellatm comiDg out m INDIVIDUAL RECEPTIONS top In the statistics. Tile Rockets (COAL GROVE) PLAYER C-A YG ID netted 152 yards rushing but PLAYER-PM. TCB YG AVG. Howard . .. . .. .3~ 38 I failed to complete any ol fclor Walter French, LH. .2 44 22.0 P, Naal .. .. ... 2.:1 29 0 pus attempts whUe Ook H Ill Hick Madar, FB. . ,15 65 4.3 M. Canadii,Y ••• ,2-2 28 0 ruahed for 120 yards Uld b I t Tom Wood&, LH•.. 8 22 2.7 Prose . • • . . • . .t .. t 23 o threa ol nine passeafor 19yards. Daq Malone, RH. • 1 2 2,0 . . . . . . . 1-l 7 0 teams garnered eight flrat Paiii·Honto, QB... 4 -14 -3.5 TOTALS 9-11 125 I doWns. ' -lllall>a, HH,. 1 -4 -4.0 Junior fullback Joe Martin of TOTALS 31 115 3.7 Coal Grove • • • .6-10 49 o Wallstoo led both teams Ill ruah+-Two lltm:opled. ll>s u lhe 170.pounder carr!Od - TEAM STATISTICSPASS INTERCEPTION 15 times for 68 yards. SCORE BY QUARTERS: , HUNBACKS Score 1>,y quarters: Galllpnlle • • • 8 14 16 6- 44 PLAYER I YG TD Wellstoo . . . . O 800- 8 C... GrOYO . . 0 0 14 0-14 Burnett •• • ••• ,1 5 0 Ook1Wl . . . . 21400-16 FD!sr '>OWNS Prose • • •• . ••• 1 0 0 r.antpolta •.•...• 8 5 5 7- 25 2 5 0 C... Grove ...... 3 0 8 2-13 TOTALS BULLDOGS BLANKED AGAIN Coal Grove , •••. 0 0 0 LANCASTER- ft>arkedbythe YARDS GAlNED RUSIIING KICKOFF RETURNS hrllu.nt runniDs ol Tailback Golllpolll • • .115 68 56 50- 289 KO YG TD Mark Bailey, the Lancaster Cool Grove • •29 2 59 62-152 PLAYER Proae . . . . . . . . I 70 1 Golden Gales Inflicted a 1opal4. YARDS LOST RUSIIING P, Neal • , • , .. , .1 14 0 ed 46 _. o defeat on dafendlnc Galllpolla •••.. 10 24 0 5-39 Howard . . . • • • . .I 8 0 SEOAL ehamplon Athens Friday Cool Gruve ••. • 5 14 3 15-37 TOTALS 3 !12 I nigbi. NET YARDS RUSHlNG o The defeat marhed the second Gallipalla ... 105 44 56 45- 250 Coal Gruve •• . .•6 81 PUNT RETURNS loss and aecmd ahutout or the Cool Grove .. 24 -12 56 47- 115 PLAYER PR YG TD BuUdogs thlo seaaon. '!bey were '!'ASSE:i ATTEMPTED ..2 0 beaten 12-ll last week 1>,y M.lrC.lliJnll• ... .. ~ 2 0 5- 9 C. Naal •••••• • .1 TOTALS I .:1 0 lolta. Coal Grove . • . . 2 3 3 2- 10 I Cool Gruve • .. .. 1 6 o Tile 46 polnla scored 1>,y La!>PASSES COMPLETED l r.antpo»a . . . • . 2 2 o s- 9 RECOVERED ENEMY FUMCool Gron! .••• I 2 2 1-6 IILFS - Nolle. DENIES REPORTS (LINEUPS) PASSE:~ INTERCEPTED NEW ORLEANS (UPD ~ (GALLIPOLIS) GelUpnUs • • . . . 1 0 0 1- 2 Steve Jones scotched reports he ENDS - Russ Elliott, Chuck would plo.Youthls optiOIIIIIIImove Cool Grove . • • • o o o 0-0 Howard, Mike Canaday, Bruce to the rival Nottoesl Beakelhall YARDS GAINED PASSING Gallipolis ..• 39 19 0 67- 125 WU1011, Tom WoodWard. Aaaoclatlon when he signed a TACKLES- Chuck Wood, Tim 1969-70 cootracl Frldo.Y with the Cool Grove .. 21 10 16 2- 49 Hemaworth, Mark Davis, Jobn New Orleans &cs. TOTAL YARDS Go!llpollo. • 114 63 58 112- 375 Halley, Chuck Bodlmer. Jonos was the aeconc1 leading Ave. GUARDS - Rick Hueholt, Bob soorer in the Amerlcaa Buke(... Cool Grove 45 .:1 72 49-164 Ohio PLAYERS FROM SCRIMMAGE Baxter, Glennard Davia, Dana ball Aaaoclatlon last year will! Galllpol1e • . . 16 18 8 18- 60 Cleland, D. Romaine. a 19.9 averqe. CENTERS - Alden Wedemey. Coal Grove • • 9 6 17 II- 41 FuMBLES • . • • 1 1 0 1-3 er, Ron Russell, Nell Senders. Cool Gruve • • . . 0 1 0 1-2 BACKS - Torn Prose, Nelaon FUMBLES LOST Bostic, Datid llUrnelt, Jo1m (lolllpollo • • . . . .o 0 o 0- o North, Chuek Neal, Pete Neal, Cool Grove. , .• , 0 0 0 0-0 Larry Snowden, Lonnie Bush, Er. lc Slunder a, J. Davie. YARDS LOST PENALTIES . COAL GROVE GolllpoUa •.. 30 15 61 15-121 dr. Hardtop, entine, 4 speed Radio Coal Grove .. 15 5 25 0- 45 ENDS - SleYe Temant, Joel & heatM, fat. 1teerlnc Baker. RE'nJRN YARDAGE GolllpoUs •• .'14 .:1 78 5-95 TACKLES - 11A!o Hall, Rick w/s/w tires, white with blk. lnt•lor. ' Coal Grove • • 18 26 22 21- 87 Barton. •• ; GUARDS- Joim Wetzel, Mark PIJNTS - Galllpolla: - · ' l.tO, Bon!>ett. " CENTERS - Steve HoDdnl, Coal Grove: Hon·lo, 3-117. Steve Click. SCORING - Gallljiollo: - BACKS - 1'8111 Harris, Tom ~~-!;!"!~'n; 8:22firtt(Prose, . 2.,yard ...... 10:44, Wood, Doue Malone, Dick MAider, Crail Webb; Hetb N111ce, Brent . . GALLIPOLIS 6:33 ae<ond Ulillna, Walter Fr.ch. 1216 Eastern Ave. NEXT GAHS GAME - Sept. 11-Jard run, run); PI<>H, 70. 19, Wellston, hoDie. -·Alden was hOIPiiallaed wid!. blood polo' onlrw.: Add Melct} ~ran , tackle, .Mike Ban' (193), wao OsbllJV ·a ~ iilbllent IIIII a recoill ' bout . with 4ouble lmeumi>nla. ' ' scoreTile first period woo leso, althoulh tl)e Iilad<a drove $8 )'81ils ill the .]lfelga 9 where a fumble enaul!l aid Chip llq· 1erty recovered lor, the tisl!o- Tile•' copied a Harrll paso, ending the a.. rllfll, pckecl IQ> I . , llloCI.rt, . . • . . .~ . . - . - 1118 .....!..... jtye·l ' G~. I 3M4 .~¥ liNtlc a ..., bloOli .. ... . · tile Ddcl.aeld-lllrlpe, Ill ircni oi · the GAllS balch. PrOoit ••lileclll.;> ........ II; was 88-14. ., Wilter French bro11e looae for a 38-¥ard Jaunll'llomellla llllli-: Ill waa caualrt from 1lobllld, 1>.Y ........ Bush. Cool Gron! !irliM to lhe Devlll 17 Ill )lot illrM ptqo. '!be drlvetllded-Dan Bumolt ltole a lllrrla puo .., the Dnll• two. Ha returned It to~!"' five. ··- With 2:01lolt, GAllS ilxlk over .., Ita 01111 S5. Seven payaiiiiiiiS 1U'do ._ter, It na 44-14. T b o pme'alut touchdoWn wno 0111 11-fard J/os• from Pr'ooitti>Cbuck li!IWUd u UJne ran cut. - dan's l'llll for the polnlllller fall. , store. The Blacks woUnd .., and marchad 98 yards Ill 12 playa with Greer '*liiDII Steve Neville for a 28-yard shot In the end zone for the payo!L Clayton picked .., 59 1U'ds In tile push, his longest dash good for 35 yards. Clayton hit the line for the conversion and it was 8-0. It was !hat way at halftime. Logan Suffers First Loss ....Iii lhal marcb, - b i t Pete II'- Neal llllh a 2S..,ard put, Mike Can•day al2.,)'1l'der, aDd . Howard C&U81>t ..... for 10 yards, just bafore lhe touehdowu play. AlthoUtlb the Devils lla!OIIIIve unit rave up 14 polato, Ru11 · E1llolt, Mark Dam, Hool Rusaell, Jolm Halley, Rick - 1 , Uld Chuck NOiJ, NelPI . - . . David Bumell, Chuck Boward, Bob Boxter, Tim Hams, TO Oil'S loll, lido IJDiftriii;J'o Ulloilnl director, IJIOfla scribe. Ohio UniYersity's .Ia' Sept. Knl Stale. ·LookiJV on are Lawrence (Panzo) Buono ,of OU's threa new tie. . qonla 11111, aDd D. E. Schumacher, ou's buslnesa athletic•. .., :. J~amed t 1967 MUSTANG z v-a tra11s. air cond. Tilt-away $1895 t a;~~~;pautoP,Neal); wheel, .. , Bastian'i OU Ticket Agent ·. Tigers -Knock . Off Trojans; T~rtans_Win ffi~NTON - Coach Bob Brlr ..... scheduled ." .t.,·~:ii-j,;,m if#>r.:avenpd] at..l'ollnneaota (Sepi.--J i') ,~ year's 5&-14 .~ at 1 (~ 4), MJaml(l!<t'' ~,' lie'rui Clnclmo. State (Oc:i, 25), and Marshall (Nov. 22). ' DUE TO INCRE_ASED VOLUME CREATED BY OUR RECENT 69 MARKDOWN SALE, IE HAVE.THESE . VERY.FINE A·l USED CARS.... . MARTIN FORD'S A-1 USED CAR WARRANTY APPLIES TO ALL THESE CARS. TliiS IS THE BEST USED CAR WARRANTY IN THE AREA. " ' 68 FORD LTD · 68 VOLkSWAGEN ' 4. Or. Sodcm. V-a. Ayt. ·P.S. P.B • . Vinyl roof. O.luxa 2 Or. O..rk green linioh. Beige interior. In like new int•ior. condition. . ·, $1,795 65 MUSTANG · "65 THUNDERBIRD Ford. ~t. P.S., P.B. Foe-· tQry air, in excellent cOn- dition. Locally o..,ad, $1,695 •· " .' ' "'· - 65 FORD CONY. \, h-.;: aut., radio, WIW tires. 11 a very clean u1ed car. Locolly owned. '. .... Shor,. sneaked four yarda for tl1e next HUiarda TD Ill the second period to give tile hoot team a 13-0 lead. '!be Chieftains fought back and scored on a sensational 66--yard touchdown pass from Quarterback Bob Johnston to End Mark Shaw with 1:01 left. If\ the llrst haU. Oluck Lowe ran the twopoint conversion for the 13.8mar- gin which stood for tbe remaioJ.. er of the conleaL Statletics show Hillard& with H! first downs. 197 y~s rush111&, al)d completing two of nine !)asses f..- :it yards. '!be Chieftains netted but five first downs, got just 49 yards ronnfns, and hit on four of14passes for 102yards. Score by quarters: Logan 0 8 0 0- 8 HWards 7 6 0 0-13 By Buckeyes l 't.ll 1Ple. 1f1 If' i SEO Standings ._ter Highlanden (ALL GAMES) TEAM W L T I' OP Jackoon . • . •. 2 o o 88 6 Porta. Eaat ••• 2 0 o 84 24 Gallipolis .... , 1 1 0 64 36 Meigs ....... I 1 0 40 40 Ironton ...... 1 I 0 26 18 Wellston •••.• 1 1 0 36 30 ~n ....... l I 0 3835 Portsmouth ... I l 0 28 46 Nela.-York •• , . 0 2 0 12 47 Cool Grove .... 0 2 0 28 70 Athena ...... o 2 o 058 FRIDAY'S RESULTS: Lancaoter 46 Athens 0 Porto. East 44 Piketon 6 HUlards 13 Logan 8 Jackoon 50 Greenfield 0 Ironton 26 Portsmouth 6 Pt Pleasant 2B Melgo 12 Oak 1111116 Wellston 8 Vinton Coonty 14 Nels.-York 12 Galllpdie 44 Cool Grove 14 SEPT. 19 GAMES: Athens at Nelsonville--York Welloton at Galllpolis UlKan at1iolitoll . · Melia at J~ci<Sm · Porta. ND at Ports. East Logan. W, Va., at Portsmouth Coal Grove at Rock Hill Beaten, 4-8-6 ALBANY - Alm:andor ran roughshod ovar ootclaaaedSouthweetern here Friday nlgbt In a 8Jaek: t 1 I 1{' TACKLI!S ...; Jim MlkeY.... !loiaiMft GU~-SieftVu-; Derid I!Qid. ' • CEI!TEJl'- !"''lN' ~ ' . Oir-'', : ~~· •llacke1t, lluiJ o0 6 6-lJ Point Plea- •• 0 8 0 20--2$ Meigs Scoring: Rllchbart, 10 yards, pail Pat O'llriH;. lltuu\l' - , I yard run. _ Melp Sid>IIIIM!ons: Chlil lllegerty, Lee Floyd, Robin Pballn, Dennla BqJgs, Roo Slnlth, 1'lllr Williams, Tmn Hoftnlr, Pat Archer, Allen William a, Fred Lee, Joim Rltchhsrt, 114'1' Vaughan COlliers nat avallal>li), · MEIGS '' ' PT, PLEASANT STATISTICS DEPT. PPHS MEIGS First Doomo , , • • 14 14 Net Yda Rush ••• 312 83 Pasaea ........ 2-15 1Mt ij Intercepted By • • • 0 Yanlo pas&IDI ••• 43 188 Scrlnlmap Yds. • • 355 2'7J Ralurn 133 17 Fumbles • :·; • • . • 1 1 Fumbleo Losl.. .. 1 0 Punts A1g. •••• ,.4-28 5-ZII Pe..W.o, Ydo. , •• 95 10 Offensive Playa .•• 59 rtl Mtlp ........ y.... ..... SHERMAN F1RED NEW YORK (UPI) - The taos of the New York FOotball Glanto can· rest eQsy now- their Allie ha& ssld good-bye. Allie Sherman,-who (or five years has listened to the chorus "Good-bye Allle" ring out from the rafter• of Yankee Stadium, was cliomissed as head coach of lhe Glalts Friday 1>,y OWIIOr Wellington Mara ' in tawr of offensive bae~ field coach Alex Webster. ~~ · :-:Jfi.lt'f ,' ... . I'I : II ' ' " .. :" .; . . .. ....... ~ ' W~ ; • • • 21 o 7 7 - SJ hla touchdalin tin runs o1 two .... ~- .-o~ alao load· K. CR£.EK • • , 0 8 0 8 - II ol:r IIIII 1$ 1U'do. He aiio all fl1!e f'\~. ..,. po1at Ill- . ~i· . . twice t« ~ conve~ ~f!;';~~iD . . : ' w~ ... Ga&1 C2ark, two · cl~ hl1n il2 piihts for tho..., >·IllJIUIIia.ri12hllll 12 ;do. ,....... · nn . ' , ·$D1111; lmj, <II I )'d. . ~: Curtll . .., H )'d. pau frolft, '- Jolur!""''oLil=•~~i~~ ' I I~ ! I :! I ' f i'' I,' . I : ' .. p I;I! u....... ·J :..•t;. 'f i . Ol""''ltliai'~ H ~"'<!to~ ~ball- ~ II .j ;I Tigers, 50•0 .! rialii!W G~lllcC1aii>Tielllcl1Mle L a - : ror ~ mlnuiel ol\bepar• . erol>,y &150-Cl ~OWl!. . ~ ...... n.. ' .....__. ·Iii·..,_..;,_ ,. · . .. ~"I . • Valeoll90 c:arrled the bill 15 ~ ... .....,.,., _ _ ,_ .... er 1 BY QUARTERS· tim' •~ ••• ·--"' ""-:r.._.. UJd IJoiYd et' i.!,'beiM tbe . . . .~. ' •, . • ,, eo 'Ill' - ,.,~1 lou .....,.. "rt.YJ I!I.J!ol.. ..1on, Jac*'- SIPT. 15 TO . SEPT. 20 Iro'DID en · . Ri"p vine-, 1Y ~~~r~a~. .,I I • . '' ·n' ' BROS ' ·' Auto W·reeklng 411 SHEET .., 5I yd. ' • tolal I ' . .I ' BACKS '- Pilt O'Brien, _.- hi8h school football game. Fll>ai acore waa ~- '!be lme ll1ghlandar touchdown was scored oo s klckol! return 1>,y Richard GW. It was Southwestern's opening contest. No staUsttcs were available 68 REPORT KITCHENER, O!WiO (UPD on the contest • S!xty.elgltt players reported FriPLAN PRE-RACE TESfS day to the NewYorkRanserspre. COLUMBUS (UP~ - T h e aeaam bockeytrall>ll>scamp. ,Jim Ohio Racll>s Commission aald Nellam was tile !inlY regular abFriday night the .........., blood a.t, peramal huatneoa clolayfnl lest would be eonducted ... the his arrival for ,a day. three..year.old pacers entered in tile Little Bro1m Jug Classic In SIGNS CONTRACT Delaware Sept. 18. CHlCAOO (UPD - Chat WalkTile pre • race blood t e s t er, aequlred 1>,y the ChiC&IDIIulll ~Ill! ofllclal ~ ID .Ohlo In a trade will! the l'hlladol!lld• liilli' iear ~ the.. ...,..aalon 76era, ·•tenect a ·'tllree · .. ., _ l'!lled that scheduled • - • not contract Friday with the Wlodl' unclergtolog the test where it was City club. Wather•a n d - Hal· avallable were to be automatJ. limon were dealt to Chicago for eally scratched. Jim Waahlllcton. ,...-lea!~Je p owerfiu} r Cali'enti,' 2 Or. H. T. ~ •ns Wahama Rema' Unbeaten, Trips &beats, 35-16 · ·radio,, 4.,.,.,. lfano. hlilils'Ot~Frlday mal'!~~~~ and II no ltllliii)'GIO'a SO the 11laeks came blck roar• lrw. Graor lilrled around the r!ai>t · ~. liked, saw do,yllahl. all!l aut ~tenld out IUoo 111 eel In a :waterpli>e. He na still •pciUrllw It on 5I! yanls as , lie acared. Thil time Steon!a eracked ovar f..- the extrapoiDta alllllt ... 22-12. •· ldelp had two more chances, with O'Brian flllltw the air with ~L But the local del4lnso touchdown play, · had tJchtened. Finally, Floyd was Moat ol the llretrorko were tor~ .to [MIIIt Uld p oil a 33wl'IRJO(l up In that last hectic yArclor to the Blacks' 30. Claytwelve minutes o1 play, ton 1J01: to the Maraader 26. Leas Greer started it off on the first than a minute remained. Brad Pslnter relied Bob Cradplay when he oconted 2~yardsinto pii,Ydlrt. The cmverslon ,., dock llllh a 20-yard ohot' to lhe 6. failed hut the Blacks breathed Mike Rawaon hJrned the right easier with a 14-Glead. corner ani went in for the talb' still Meigs would not give up. thai made It 28-12. Agalntllec~>F>­ Startlng on the 35, they ngaln version try faDed. It anded that march 65 yards to close in at way. , 14-12. It took 14 plays, two 15For Meigs, Roger Abbott and yard penalties aplnat tile Blacks Jim Swatzel paced a defense \bet and a 14-yard toss to Rltchhart was moat rlllll!ed Indeed on ocdown to the Point Pleasant four casion. to set it"~~· Meigs, now 1 aM 1, travel• to Big Danny Abbott tonk It over Jackson next Frldii,YtoopenSEOfrOljl there, golDs lhe last yard AL play. ovel righl guard. Ken 1\loore Startl,. offensive line..,: sloPped O'Brien ahorl on tile MEIGS converslon try 1 but 8:02 r&EN'D\ - Jon Kloes, Lynn NELSONVILLE - Sparked 1>,y by blasting the Trlllans, 26-a. Fullback Rick Herrold tile Vinton Both teami are now 1-1- on the County VlkiJVB ..Jipped past the NelSCHiville • Yoi'k Buckeyes Fri· year. day nlghtbyanarrow14-12score. Portsmouth WBI mlm>a 15 playThe Buckeyes' flne little quar. era, suepeaded earlier In the lerbsck, Dave Sullivan, put his week by Cnach Carl Benhaae for team in tront in the first period misalng practice as a result of racial problems accordlrw: to a on a thre•yard keepei' play rot. Channel 13 news report ._te Fri- l<Mi,. the opaqldcko!L · Jn the second period, Herrold day nlsb~ Clancy Parker, the Trojona' all -state quarterback tallied on a flve-y1U11 burst to caddate, - did not see actiCil knot !lie score at halftime 6-6. . ' VInton Co. ilxlk the oecond halt asalnst tho SEOAL teem. . kickoff and marclled 64 yards to Portamouth Eut remained un. beaten In two outll>sa by tlllllllJ>o 1core on a 24-yard pass from Quarterback Mark Bullock to End lng Piketon, 44-6. Scott Blake. Bullockthenranwhat Portsmouth Scoring: TDs hlild back ..... soall proved to be lhe wlnnlllc tw~>o brancb 1118Dclol Uld the )!ASON - '!be Wabama Wblle DlOil", with 9 mlouteslllll25aec- Harley, 37 yard run. cooveroloo to maka It 14-6: 91Mled oervtco wl\1 be mor• Faloona, paCid 1Q' the paaalllc ol onds remaining In U10 llrst per- lrolitm sCortng - TDa - point '!be Bucl<oyes puohad 60 yards _urvlce tu area flna,t' ll1d Mllor -~ Tim Howard, loci, Clark pllled SteJ'IBmaD, (2) 1 yard run, 11 In lhe final period to acore witll ~tiJ', lidding, ''the tlckelapn.. plelced up their 1blrd - e ._nl pus Uld racecl IDtll the yanl nm; Akers (2), 50 ,yardo, Dave Weaver scorlngon baan wall excepted In vlotory ol the 1~ [llti~IUIIJII[III'. a .-. . 3 yards iiasaea from Storm- aHalfback ona yard run with 7:23 left In with a nm • IWBY' 85-l&irlumpb· Wabama's -ID,whlchcame man), PAT's - Bentley ~lass lhe contest. Fullback Chrlo Call<Ner vl,ttlllc Jlfser c r e e k . 1!11!1 'I> mloutes Uld 22 seconds fr0111 lloyldn). 0060-6 man was oalled on the two-point Friday niabt at llachlel FWd In still 011 the . clock Ill lhe llrat Portsm'"'th 0 6 0 20-26 convenlon nm and the Vtklng: ducats M-. Howard, a IOOIIIIpaw, bll . quarter, ,.. aet up wl1en Seafor lrontoll then UBed up over six minute• tlcl!ela can !oUr toucbliowri puoea 01 Coach Steve llalatead blocked a JCII moving to lhe Buckeye 16 1U'd for $18 and . Gnat Bamotle'o Fa1Cillis plied lllllh&lb plllt stf8mpl and the line before g!VIIIc 1(1 the plgaldn. lllllbul<elball re- .........IJ.loodWIIhthe "QOall boll . . . out"' bonnda ... the Each teamnelled16firstd01fna Uld - - to the wiD. Dine yard Une. but Nelsonvlll,..Yark ahowed 231 apiltllllcludo•Dick Tailback Gil')' am, 1 15o 11). TllO .PiaJs Iller Howard ..,.._ yards rushll>s and 54 passing for City - Newl !llortiDI ' oeaioz: •-" ".....:.~olawrlletar- IIMI8d to Smith, who bod brokao 285 yards. '!be VIkings had 157 Laocaster;llob.l.i!ID,IIilb 1111 ,..'ji:t~..... ,.,..._ Ioo.. Into the clear.., ii1J rll!ht ~ ' ruahll>s Uld 4$ . . aaiJV for 202 ........,r~~o~~ in! Albletic ~ s1c1a, 11!111 the 181lb. Junior Jauatyards. 'lba, *'>. QJWI., Bolleats; pdlad two Gillie ed. tbe llbort dlolanco to paycllrt. Score 1>,y quarters: l!hlll Seafar ilUidy creek, Iad 1>.Y 111e ...... VInton County 0 6 8 0-14 .Jiiu Palatv, TdiO'..iU: Soilllb 11!111 . ~~ C)u11a · - riiWidteWbocolleotedato. Nelamt111e-York 6 0 0 6-12 lll>b Z""' i 1._ ~ '"1'11 II'~ """ ~ . 7ardl .rulhiDI ,whOa JACKSON - Darwin VaiiDiine ' · "' · • •.,y . · .bi • llaodmt -.tlorm- alii DaD each ac~ . · c:::"'.....,. '"' ·•,., .... Char·· l!'lhuila' olher dx ~ ' . -.... ~ !AuT• 9\.tterflelh·wu ~ . •. Jllii ., ,,...., ~ted actk1a •• tbe · ll!rootoucbll"""" frldaynlgbtaa ol; ·:-le, Pirkerobuiit. ' oi ~a:· ~--- aullalderWBY'IIll! the Ja~!<l® ~~~ cruollOjl the .c,N::.,.·..=- . 'Tile Marautlaro; ltlll maldqr liM pr01. eame back to aeon with 7:31 remalniDI In tile thlid period to narrow tile 1111 to 6-6. 'lbelr e,...;roloo run faDed. ActuiiJly, MOigs eovered 83 yanla In too. plays for the IallY, After O'Brien apeared Kloea for 13 to the lfels• 30, .he faded alliin and call8ht Rllelilart raeIJV beyond the l<ical sec.mdary. Rltchhart made the grab on lhe local 38 Uld ran like ~der'a hound to COII\Piete a 7~d Vikings Slip .: Hold . .&Ia • SPECIAL ,, 'L~-wt~nce . (Panzo) GABS-Coal Grove Statistics HA$KINSTANNER IDLLARDS - '!be ~n Chief· taina euirered their first defeat of the yoong grid seaaon Friday night as lhey were edged 13-8 by · HUlarda oo the gridlroo of the Franklin Crunty eleven. All of tile scoring wao packed Into the Drat half as Fullback Pat Ward rammed three yards for tbe flrat HWarda acore in the opaniDI period. T<lm McBrayer's extra pnlm kick made It 7-0 and 'climaxed an 81 yard drive. Quarterback Rusty Gallo Ibis I .• M~aranders, ~· 2u:t2~ · 1>,y Ch U ' f t l ID niUrllod - :,.~~~~w IIIII ~ ~ Qlu IIi. ¥• •IIDI'IIJddatf to tile Cool ~ IDmdeol, c-11 Grove 36. Att.r<OO plckecl up a c. ' '<.Jolal1l Ecl!er'l Gill~ drat dowD, Bob ·......... lllllloo Derill Cl'\lobOd tioWq lllraoqjll ., ..... 'Brent Ulillna Cool Grewe 4.._.14 botore awrox- for a lour.,)'ll'd looa. QB 1'8111 bill* a,ooo oalookera .., Me. 111rr1a hl1 RH DouB Malono with ._tal FWd hero Frkla,r Dl&ltt. a 21.,)'1l'd paso, &ttiDI lhe Hor. I waa tile Eekorm•'• 11ome nels allrllt doWn m tile GAHS30. aplllll'. GAHS evened Ita record The llm'noll moYed to t b e a1 1-1. I na tile liO<Ghd deloot GAllS 18, but Tom Proae lder-. • ~:~L,t,:S~IC AND QESIGN �. 'f' I '···~ ··' :~ '···. -·:' e '" ' • ' ' ' f I " You'll:~ Think' ·1?hey '-Wen~ ' I .,; . l!rujit Is Made on 8' • NEW IN FARMING •" -_..I come mines total millis depreciation, pills Ieeder llvelllock purclulsel (bl'eedlng llve1tock sales are Included In come, or prdlt. equals gross ln- tile gross IDcome c:omprtatlon), BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Extension Agent, Agriculture M:>lgs COOrlty POMEROY - Net !arm In- EARN MORE MONEY FROM YOUR STEERS THIS YEAR I Grololncome ~atoll! cub reeelpla plua ..,. "mlrals 1111 e1u1e In lnYIIIItoey. '!'Iiese two ltemi are flmlllar to OV81'1' farmer ·..,ol are the opl!l1lnl dellniiiOIUIIntltolHSFarm Bu.U..aa ~all 11eport julll releuecl by ~ Slale Unlver•1101'. Included In tltla anaqsls are elalrt Meigs Ccloln1;y farms thet •bmltted accounts at the clooe of 1968. A atud.Y of the flnanclol aum. M81'1' oboWa tltet tile top 25 per cent of t1te !arme wltlt the blillell labor return per operator received a net farm Income of $21,206. This Is nearlJ GO per cent more 111an the $13,775 reaIIzed by 111e middle Income group and more titan t11ree Umoa tile $5,927 received by tile operators with the least income. After deducting a 5 per eent Interest return on owned caplW, tile return lor labor and management was $16,906 per farm for tile blilllncome sroup; $10,328 for 111e middle group, and $3,165 !or tile low sroup. This return !or labor and management repreoents 29 per cent ol tile toll! outpot on tile "ldgh" Re~l ~.~te. FIJI' Ule performance of combined to provide an extra ''ID'<lfll ~· BETTER PERFORMANCE The "hlcb Income" 1am11 outperformed their ~ Th01 operated larpr bualneaae1, accompllabecl moreperwork. er and used capital r1o0arc01 """"' eftectlvely. Th01 excelled In oolplt per acre and. In per. formance of llvoatDck enlerprlaea. No one factor can be alnglod out as 111e basic dllre...,.;. between blab and low lncomelarma. For each oltlte elrlclency ,__ ureo studied, some familia 111e low Income lll'OOP ......,.. near tile top. Satiafactory Incomes were tile result of above average performances •'aero&& the board," rather thaD outstand1ng achievement In one or two deportmente. In lbe size and volume calegory, lbe farms avera&Od 1.71 to 2.09 men per farm. The number o1 cows ranged !rom 39.4 to 63.3. Size and volume wao a nwJor Income !actor In 1968. However, not all of lbe blil1 rarrns, - only 11 per cent on lncome farms were large, nor the "low" farms. were all ot. the large units profWhat' a the successful formula? Wily this wide dlfrerOllce Place Red Rose 32 Beef Gattle Supplement or Red Rose 50 Beef Gattle Supplement In your feed troughs! These f'r'IOitern supplements are concentrated sources of essential ingredients, providing nutrients In proper levels and In correct ratio to overcome grain and roughage deficiences. Combined with your grains and roughages they make balanced, hiBh-production rations for your steers. We know you'll be pleased with the efficiency and economy of your mixes when )'OU use Red Rose Supplements. So many good feeders do. BIDWELL MILLING PHONE 388-8283 OWNER: TIM BICKERS BIDWELL ltable! Bigness was not a sat.. lsfactory subatltute for blil1 per. In Income? !ormance levels. On "ell organSUCCESS or F AlLURE depends lzed !arm1, earnlnga lncreaoed oo whelber tile liuslnessls: as size Increased. On farm1 with Organlzationall1 soond. Ia poor performance, tile opposite tllere enoogb volume to provide was true. a satla!actory Income Jll)leDIIal? In connection wltll tile quee. (Very rew dairymen can net a Uon, ueow well are labor re.. _ .. of$10,000!rom30cowl.) aoorce1 employecl'l'', !below 25 Ia tile liuslneas big enoo&b to per cent ohowecl productive work carry lbe lnveelment and over- units of 250 per man per year. heed coots In equipment, !acU- The high 25 per coot showed ities andothercapitalresources? 320 JII'Qillctf.ve wo~k units per Is tile business big OIIOIJlll1 to man per year, provide productive and prcllta.. This means tllat oot o1 lbe ble employment of labor resourc- 365 dO)" sin a year tile low 25 per es? Is tllero OIIOUill> capital to cent stUI had about 50 dO)"I (50 provide "lull emplqyment'' - work units) wldcll ...,.. not lnOIIOUill> labor to operate plant volvecl In production even alter at capacl1;!'? Operatlollally performing at !WI potmtlal. Is tile cl'OPPintlprogram geared to produce maxi1111111 oet return per acre? Does a blab level of production of l!ve- 65 days for &mdays and holidays. On aome farms tile volume Is not sufficiently large so the addltlonal productive dsya can be employed. dedUcting high fuel ..._....:bills? ~ and!porcentfortheblill :~problema on a...... ber of !arms were cauoed by too mucb plant operated at on1J ·~.oir . Soinrlay 1-6 p.,m ~ Juoe .~ril. QcloH~ . MUSEUM ' netaonSept.8.AIId , Ohio IAl!m "' ,.,. tribute "' from thlo Bob Efttla was Jllldt fr'oilllhe Giur! · 3182 and 3188 Tops For Maize Dwarf Mosaic Resistant • At 14th AC's POPULAR PRICE DISK HARROW FUEL BILLS UP TO 50%1 A Siqtor """" hutor will cu1 your fuot blllo ... octuotty pop '"' ~Mil with tho fuel II - · bcluolvollnno< Hell Tuboo coptuN tho,"hurt of tho name hoot" othe" ...lie. You pt more hut toryourluotdoll.lr. Exclusive, moiO'drlvenlouverl Does tough jobs fast Metered Tickets. Ea01 ~ Plan. Serrina Melts. Gallia &Mason Counties .... (614) 99:&..2181 ~----------------------- POMEROY • ' Jock W. Carooy, Mgr. Opeo til 6 ,.. •• Tli!V Sat. The new wheel·controlled 360 diek herrow Ia enginelftld f01 rough, tough, high·spead work t Many of Itt hiiVV· dutv features ere identical With thote on mort expensive IH harrows, making h: the undisputed leader in its price cJesa. Itt spring·CUihioned, Htf·leveling hitch •aurn unl· form penetration, enes shock loads to,protect dilk bled... · add vears to life of harrow. The 350'a rugged. anglt·lt..l torsion frame gi..,., maximum supporting ltrenoth for the gang1, vet flexes to follow ground contour. Doublt· ltfength diak ganga are unll·built end lnc:lud• btg IPI'ing steel arbor bolts, hulky lhock·•~ ~ certrtdl•· typo HH-aligning tripto-oUI.Id "'" beorlngo. ond Tuf·Ertao disk blad... Come in todaY; ' " Ill the 350'1 heavy-duty fellure'- and get our low price, Meig~~Eq_~dpm_mt ,. Co. Rear Meits G•eral "ospltal PHONE 992·2176 POMER.OY '' ~. a;;. till' <1110. ~ "'"·· ~leiD Colleae crt ~In 1J85 tile ~~ ID !l'lliiii••ilolt " &FAltll ored Dr. ' -ll;y. ' . ' ' ' ' FEATURES AT . ll'lllllll " I ' ' . -------------t ' }',:~;~ :·J:::::=:::::: . ' ,< ... materials, 1111ec1, llesolan Fly and Wheat Wheat scnm In Gallla Cowll;y on or after o . - 4 will ... cape most ea depooltloo by tile !all brood of "lleaslan fly. Wheat sown before this fly-free date, llhould be of the resllllant varieties. They are Monon, Redo coel, lleod or Lagan. These are tile on1J llelslan fly - free TarleUoo recommended for UIO ID ado. Dr. Morpa'~ eea:.T~ce w1t1r tile UNDERGOES SURGERY MIDDLEPORT - Mro. WU· llam (Mal ~ ·of MkldloPort. undel'l!ent IIU'IIWY Friday at tile Holzer Medico! Center. H e r dougbler, Mrs. Albert Schleicher, Qeveland, 11 here durllll her molber'o ~lza. tlon. Mrs. Ohlinger's other de~>­ ibtoro are Mrs. James VeDIBrl and Mrs. Joe Bailey, toochero In tile Meigs Local School Dls\rict. Mrs. 01111...-'s room number II 386. •RYE pot In San Dloao, Callt He lo - -.tng ••• Drilll'liatructor In San IJieso. 1 I •ALFALFA .. ..ARLEY •GRASSES ' • .• WI filER OATS COMPLETES SCHOOL POMEROY - Morine Stair Sargeant Richard D. Burna, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. 11urno of 109 Locust St., P001eroy, has c-'eiecl DriU lnatractor School at the Marine COtt>• RA!crult Do- ' ' ~- ' VIne Street Dr. O.f~ Ill!,., """'· . Totor ~ lo1dalajllla yeu - 2~;~ IDJ'liea, llatr-- ' 3$.18 llleiiUI'·' ;~ preclp!lttlon - 40,70 tnehOI; ' ··. . "FOR LONG STRETCH YOU. ' ' BE~T RED BRAND!! '• '• ·,:Ire on •' 1 " Excellent Location Modem 4 Yr. Old HERE IS A VERY CHARMING 4 BEDROOM HOME WITH 2Y.. BATH, FAMILY ROOM, FULL BASEMENT L FINISHED REC. ROOM, 2 r-IREPLACE~1 MOO• ERN KITCHEN (RANGE & OVEN) DINING ROOM. 2 CAR . . - - .-- --------. -· '· HERE IS A QUALITY BUll T HOME WHICH HAS HAD EX• CELLENT CARE. IT INCLUDES 3 BEDROOMS, URGE LIVING ROOM AND 12J124 PANELED FAMILY ROOM, MODERN KIT• CHEN (RANGE & OVEN. WITH LOTS OF CABINETS. LARGE GTAORRAGGEE WITRHEASHOPYOU~NLDL S A A • LIKE THE BIG LOT AND EX• CELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD. 4 MIN. DRIVE TO HENDERSON. W.VA. USED FliRNITURE: Walml bed- _____ _____ _ . 1968 <;MC ouburllan, 292 ..._, overdrive, aald!ll $21SO and wiD trade tor late lllllllel Import plue dlfrerence. Ph. 3677496. 216-3 ·-----' . oft .Rowe, F1exsteel, Claytol>. Marcus or Sealy. Larry's Wayaide Furniture, Third & Olhe, 446-1830. 212-12 --------------- maitre" $39.95 eacb or· oot price $66, twin or iull size. Larry's Wayside FUrniture, Third & Olive, 446-1830, 212-12 ------------GOOD USED electric dryer. Ph. ~ ' . . . . 1964 1 T Chevrolet 1960 1'12 T. Ford 1962 111; T. GMC 1962,mo Ford dump 11113 FGOO Ford treck 1962 '4 T. Ford plckql · 196.63 T. GMC. ' 1966:'% T. JnteroitionoJ\ plckql 1964 .l'z T. GMC plc~<q~ :0 1962 '"~ 1800 1961 'h T, Chev. Plckql i9il5 GMC &lburlian ~~ .If T. GMC' Plckql,'!.'<' 1966 l,t T. Chev. 1968 lh T. !ill. plckql , 1955 14 T. Ford plc~<q~ l: :. 'Nn 5 T ~ Wago~s . . ' . $1"-50 2 T. loarnltinMl 1 T. dulq) l ',M,InneliPolla llollno • OFFICE PHONE "'""1694 EVENING Charles M. Noal "'""1546 J, Michael Neal "'""1503 ROOM HOME WITH FULL 8ASE• JUT, MODERN KITCHEN INE IS AND VERY EASY ON IT, ITS A GOOD $8,500.00. BUY AT ROLLING TO HILL LAND WITH 20 A. TILLABLE, ToBACCO AND CORN BASE RLUS SOME TIMBER. LARGE BARtL 1!¥"''"''· . . .. R•IMII D. Weodo, 4j6 461., J~o 1.' Rlcharrlo, 446-0210, . Roioald C.Mrlay,. 446-3636 .- ------------- AUCTION S ROOM HOME. FULL PRICE $9.500.00. Antiques an• Collictar.les Satunlay, Sept•lter 20-10:00 A.M. We Need -Listings ' WE HAVE HAD ANOniER EX• CEPTIONAL YEAR AND HAVE SOLD FAR MORE THAN WE HAVE LISTED. IF YOU~RE Locati"n - · Gallia County Juolor Fai..,..unrlo 4 inllos wool of Gallipollo 011 Rauto 35. ' Sevwal ploc•• lftlrbl ..top furnltwe - Buff•- tab lea _ chcll,. _ plcho~ret - IRn kettle w/ltand - bn.11 boll - luv• - Iron lla..U THINKING OF SELLING CALL US. WE REALLY NEEO PROP• ERTY TO SELL . and toya - ovw 100 pieces Indian •Ilea (uea, all'ow polnta etc.) - Tiffany lamp• l1of tallitl - lorwo JOne-withott.e! wind lamp - banquet lamp - IITOntel eloclr. - gins lamps _ Iron kettlo• - lronsiono w01h bowl ond pitcher aot _ hut..,.lftolcl _ plut a good ostatt ..... nt of tlouworo, caml"ot, pMued, R01 .. ville. ct.~t thtss and many oth.r plec:n too numwoua to list• 24 fODt corn ole.,.otw and plant mod.m furnliur. will •II ot 12:00 Noon. •Dfl l>edrooJn · home, creell ~v. Flnantlng avail. able. Call 446-1900 or 4462890. " • 2144 ' - ------------ ,.. MAKE AN OFFER. Brand new4 ' ;lonc~;.tr;th,LEY":~cirO~i;eltlt"~. Andrew Lemley - Audi.on_., bedroom, prage, city water, Green Acres &lbdlv. Ph. 446or 446-3263. J, A. French Auction• . ANTIQUE AUCTION THURSDAY, SEPT. 18th, AT 10:00 A.IL . In Bartlott, Ohio. Consisting of vory nice 9x12 Ori.,_ tal rug, IJiany nice lamps, 1 Art glass light, brass kettle, many shades, 2 TiHany type shades, 2 very good pes. cut glass, iran horses and other iron, small ossayers scoles, 10 clocks (I cuckoo), Mc.-gon Co. History, books, large brass chandelier, chum (unusual), butter molds, wash bowls and pitchers, Weller, Roseville, tea cart, spool cabinet pair Iorge urns, jars, jugs, splatter wore, wiclcer ~aby buggy, piano stool, wheels, several other pes. of furniture, hund• reds of pieces nice glass, Carnival and China not listed. This is a nice sale. Lunch across street. Not responsible for accidents. HAROLD GODDARD AND ALVIS WEDDLE (AUCTIONEERS) M1chinery Auction SATURDAY, SEPT. 20, AT 10:30 A.M., /7 MILES WEST OF GUYSV.Llt OHIO 3 •!Joo S.E. of Shade, 34 •lloo Joot el P<irlioro~u..,, W. Vo. 1'5 oolloo N. ef Paoo-,. Duo tol h"lth 1 ooaot ,,..u f•• ROBIE AUCTION & SALES ..n, ioJ PH. 446-3345 - GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 10 Acres 4 Mile Out SALE HOURS 7 TO 11 P.M. LOCATION Gorner'o Fon. &.•soo. FOR SALE NATIONAL BRAND PAINT FRANCHISE & STOCK C~tl­ TO SELL, CALL 614-245-5619 6 Milos North of Gallipolis on Rt. 35, Rorlnoy , ' REALLY DONE A JOB ON IT. TO ARRANGE FOR ITEMS YOU HAVE . NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS 1966 I BR Mobile Homo 12' X GO' loclllecl '"' a 1 acre lot two mlleo !rom town. PriCecl Furniture & Miscellaneous NEW SAWED Tobeceo otic~, abii'JOnecl, 379-2166. . 192-26 -+___ ,... _______ _ . 4 ROOM HOUSE with bet11 and EVERY THURSDAY P.M. STARTING SEPTEMBER 25th 212.3 ' 448-3235. ~· ITS A NICE OLDER 3 .BED• CONSIGNMENT AUCTION S~LY ~TCH bedding GOOD claU liuol,..l, leer.... saeclwi\IIOL LOcltod .., tJ. . · 35. 0..1!11' ret1rlnJ. .' HAVE SPENT A LOT OF TIME AND MONEY BUT· THEY HAVE NEW B~CK house1 3 bedromns. NEw 3 Acres 1'12 bolito, besement, garage, breakCist set, re- 1 A., 4 lloilroam on u. s. mUo from ci1;y lbnlta, eltt...,.>.; ' er, PI• Weant. Mow ln. 30 A. on ~•coon Crttli, LAND CONTRACT THE OWNERS OF THIS OHE THE POCKETBOOk. LOOK AT V•y ARiious To Sell u. 61 ACRE FARM 6 ROOM Modern dwelling. llal batll, lllol oil fUrnace aDd earpet In living .. dlolng rooma. fJood 40' X 50' barn, 'h A Tobacco bose and some Umber and coel. Here's AReal Buy Home & 5 Acres Modem Home With ">f./ 2 Acres Owner MoYin& To Fla. a to seD. MENT. NEW FURNACE, f1EWLY REDECORATED THRuUG~ • 2 Ai'ARTMEIITII, Ga111a Ho. 1111, 4441..2206. . ' 159-U HANNAH' a luobilod Hector haw ' ~---,... - - ·- .__ _ . hard work so he ci.eau the; rugs SLEEPII:IG ,_., lllookiT with Blue LUstre. RA!nt electric sha-r fl, Lower G. c. . · - · ,Pirk ~a! Hotel. Mlnl>by Sloro. . 16-11 Black ~-- - - .... - - - - 216-6 at 1924 E. s_, R!19.M ~ 'IIJiol- ~ ------'------446-2089. , IWiecl' ~ 1\lidla oniJ,. MAHOGANY toaster bed c . 2iS.1 CIIIVIIil~ ' ~wn . _ plete; ma~IIY cbeot. walmrt F.ic;~iT ~jon. .... teo 11!9· Sao Mor· . marbl! top oldebooni, wllDilt 'I Smli'tET, Goru· · 111 Halldnl al The <lllo Vii-. r -. table; Jorge;iDHble top IlL > I&'·oonsultollt fla' loJ 1111*. 143.U hill tree, 5 Oflk c:bairO, 4 waf.. ' . ' _,. 1ZS,i'- (~netilc"' PhOrlo 446- "" - .,.. - - .- - - - 1111 cone chalr1,lorprooebeck ; SLEEPING roO!no, 1001ok1J1 coocb, cut glass, small marble 216-3 rolel> Gallla Hotel, 448..21C6 lJiP tables, French marble. top ;l!-1..~~---~. '---,.,-=.,.159.U i:redenza, largo oil palntqo, orlentall'Uils, 9pc. eliDing room -----r--------~ suite with harvest table, I1IIIIY laMed To Rent other Items. 2mllos!roooLowIn rMice COOrlty Falrgrouodo '"' Beulah Lane, Rt. 243. Open on and Suoidays till 5 p. m. Ph. 886ofall1;ypis. 5316. ' 209.u 2111-4 FOR MOST FAMILIES. LOCAT• ED ON A FLAT LANDSCAPED LOT 1~ MILES FROM COWl+ TOWN. v..-, • LOOK AT AND JUST RIGHT GARAGE AND GOOD LOCATION.., Y:t MILE OUT OF TOWN. ·- 9; IF YOU !..IKE A COUiffRY AT• MOSPHERE AND NEED A PLACE FOR A GARDEN OR A HORSE THIS WILL MEET YOUR APPROVAL 3 BEDROOM$, LARGE LIVING ROOM AND . BUlL T IN KITCHEN. C!TY SCHOOLS AND GOOD WATER . -"":' .- , -~------- - ,j and Tempera. tlil8 1fM - · MOBILE HOME, mlle1 oot U. .. & 35.J _.,,. ' .. w. Mabile' •tltt>a..eo &aJ.~III.Goaladi~ •&l· ' ...., MO "lbl )'alloy 4te38U. 20s.tf. CHEN WITH LOTS OF CABI• NETS', ITS DIFFERENT .TO LOCATED ON Ke7-.11God2'h '. mlloo !rom a.to. llaa, 4 BEDROOM, ·rocnat!an 1-teri.CI!' Gorllold A.,.,, 4 room - · bare a1111 1unaco, lllrgo 1ot wrr:IOr. 1963 10' X 60', 3 BR Mabile Prlcorf rea~on~ble. Home. More fgr Your Money 1969 HONDA 350, mull sell, bell offer. Ph. 446-4327. 214-1 19M l4 lledsa iJwlv Cures, preclpl- aDd nat11or conditions tor eacb 24 -hoor per. led as recorded by ~ llcCormlck II Fairfield Weolhor !btlon. Day High Low Prec. Sunda,y • • • •••• 84 65 .60 Monday . . .. .. 79 64 .08 'l'lleed01 ...... 72 51 Weclneeclly • , ••.74 48 'l'lllrecl01 ...... 74 40 Friday ...... ,.76 44 Saturday .......GO 48 Avorap l!lill ~eture tor til• ...... year - 74.t de. snes, laot,.... - 11 ,Sdelrooo, Average' 10ir temper;lluri tor the ...... Uili· ' . ~ .:•, 51dqtou' last year ..,.. 54.1. ' · Total ~!orll)eQok ' . • I this )"Ill' • ' P;f& pf.ID1lidll .lall EXCELLENT LOCATION. -------------$utte, LIVING ETC.) l CAR GARAGE, SlOt: PORCH AND · A LARGE FLAT LOT WITH PLENTY OF SHADE. TAPPAN 4 burner 811S range, oven aecl storage $15, lmmecl. polaenton. Ph. 245..5260. 214.3 room LARGE frlgerator. NEW FURNITURE: -----------~. lmer.sprlitg alattressea rrom paneling inkitchen,dishwasher lj()J,Ul STATE Ster""' '1969 wa[. · .$29' \IP, s~Udl!i'couc.hes t49 ..,_ , ··· 4..otovo,I!Bl'l>agedlaposal,<>ar. . ~ ;~eqconsolewllh'taPealo­ -...'(!Grljln' Flrnlilll't'E,c11S5 ~com pet In U.t~W""""" hall,.diDinie~;:"'4.speed autcibatielchangel-. Avi!., 446-1l11. .' · ' · 21U > area. Nlcelo<atlon,Jarge'IC!too Balance due $69.15 or budget old 35 across !riHD Alploe Mo-' - ~ ,----terms available. Col1446-l028. tel Coli 4~821 between 1 216-3 ALL (CUST~~· OI!DER) ..,tlol...,._.. aDd 9 m. stecy this poonth 15 per cent ---:- ----------ladles .Week's Weather - I J. D. North ·Pro.uce Co. . ' 216-1 A (RANGE, OVEN, DISHWASHER, ___________ _ ' YOU CAN LOOK AT ALL THE OTHERS ANO FOR $15'900 YOU'LL COME BACK TO JHIS LOVELY 1 YR. OLD 3 IE I)ROOM WITH CATHEDRAL CEILINGS AND THE BIG KIT• MODERN BUI T IN KITCHEN ---------- ------::...----'*·- ~rleeag~JoR~~~E&~:~6f 1iG~ ROOM WITH LOG BURNING FIRE PLACEl DINING ROOM, __________ __ 2074• HOUSE FULL of furniture, llhe ..W. 'C<mtact lleDI'r Baird 44&I 1282 or 446-4060. llOWNSTAIRS 2 bedroom aport- . 1110nt; -lldllall1:11rpmorl- ' 216-3 ernldtchoii.IDDI~o,larp....,., --------1----try 1H!me. NcJrt11 Gallll s.IiiiOi. EARLY AMERICAN Stereo. AM, . Dlotrlct. 0., ~Ia E ilanciJ; FM radio, 4 SPeed c:banger, 4 4 "'Uo.l fromc.JilM>ils. PbODe apee~r 1oond ay1tom. Balonce 44644'48; t to s. due , $83.62 or budget terms • •• aval1oble. Coli 446-1028, 19~ ' 216:13 New Li stl111 This Week's Best Buy CLUDES -------- - Don't Walt. For Hleh• Prices NOW.? THIS LOVELY ALL CAR• PETED 3 BEDROOM HOME IN• --------....:.---- September a -------------- - ·- --------- ·and waa. named preq!. . .aet ' .-.----;----.---- ------------- , Do Yet in GALUPOLIS back ond forth, •-lllnl oupor .,..r tho floor, waM to wal. M.ny mort comfort end carwonionco lntum pluo beoutlllll Slqfor llylln1 lllllcl Slqfor your best buy-by lor. Modolo lor lftiY - · overy budl'l!. Cuot1 with Loodmark Fyrzon Hm>e Heati'W OIL · ' _ ., Things to ••• PltOti_E 614-~475 llelld~W .... · Cl!or f.i 1111r....,. · cbemlcals, and cultural practle- Cut an ··o Pirno:r~e ··' luorg ... ~· .. Dr ' .,.. . • fraction of capac11;y becauee ol ee·.... ~ng · of the <Jilo Coapler, In labor limitations- A "two man 1,~4 Akron. 1111 .liaiUIIIII! ovorbeed" and a · - man Ia. . . dency of the Ohio bor aoppi,y ." Boot results were · tile, ~ In obtalaecl Ill' tllose operators who GALLIPOLIS - Dr. 'l'llomu fall and }IIIII preolde achieved a "balance'' betw-1•- W' Morgan, president G( tile Ohio - ' • • _ . In bor preclucti¥11;1' and capital e!- Choptor of tile ArueriCID Col· .• !lclency. loge of &lrgoons, will wei...,. P!litlllli!lliol.. fellow to the ~ of 111a organlzatian 1n c~nc~n­ natt this wOIIk. Thla 14tll 1111111111 session will begin .., Thureday, ~ 18, with a tour crt tile newiJ • eonstrucled Clnclllllati Geoerll llool>l1al and .lbe !Iorino B u r D Volt. The Unlver111¥ of Clnclaull Department G( Sar&er.Y will ... hoi! to tile 1,000-- Ohio Choptor as tlte Unlvoralf¥ ....._ bl'ateolto Seaqulcentonnlal. Thirteen of tile KUOIII partlcltlaota ID tile [)I'OIIfam IIIII come from GALUPOLIS - Bcyocm Cor- - - a s the programtor, Gallla extension agent, ag. mlttee hal IICIIIIhl "' arrange a riculture, IIUIIBOated Saturday, IOOsllmpreastve [)I'OIIfam. "When you make out yoor Ust Warren GUea, p r e - of tile Alnarlcan Co1lep crt Wrgoona of iblngs to do yet thio month, I National Leaaue of prolelsioo:W hal been mirkad the Jell elalrt . _ you don't forget to put doam heseball. will ~ al the .... )"lll'l. He ..... ~ of the the Farm Science Review, Se!ll- lllal banquet F'rldoy 8Y8Idns and Ohio Collllilltteo "" · TrlllmA 23, 24 and 25 at Don Scrltt Air- Dr. Joho Paul North, retiring (accident lll.lur1) G( ACS ~ port northwest of Columbus." national director of the Amer- 1962 lllrOUib 1968. He wu tba1 He said It is a "very ootstand- lean College of &1._ will ~ . QoW of Sacllon V of TRUCK lng event aDd Is roaJIY lvorlh speak at a Friday lunr:becrn. the Committee 011 Trlllllll "7 ' . one's time to go tllrrnl !or II Southeastern Ohio will be whlcb be aaiUIIIIIII lllqii1'Vilocy leal! daY." as Morgan · tile . re_..,.ll~ till' actlvOne pr"""'m ~~mallei, tile formal .portion of the n.llnrl ., ......; Ill ..... ........,.~ . Oh:lo, .. ~s · a'cti.aUtvl·¥~!..... !l~eldcodln-s , -•- .., ..~,wl1b'a weleornfiii.S. •..,-I!Pi\.;r-llirli:Z:fllldlliiorl .., 'bi w• """ droll. Ia ..., grarll- Wllcotlaln •< ID 19G'T' ..... ....un. all 1;ypes and malres of farm rna- ate of Was1olo&llrll and Jelrer- to oene In tbat IDOIII, bdldtog Treated to g:lw; more heat ard less soot. Degree Day Delivery. ,. • NEW. 3 bedroom hou1e, 2 mlleo BOXER PUP~, adl s~k. 7 ... from .. Rio !lrande. Coli 248' weeks olil. Ph. 4411-0815. IT'S INE)(P~ to clean rugs 5439 or 245-5675. 216-3 and ICibolstery ll)tll Blue LaoIre, HeDt electric shampooer $1. Central StQ1,y co.,. USED FURNACE CQIIYerlecl !rom 2APAR'i'MEN.iii;l!>lockfrom 216-6 cool to 8111. Ph. 4441-0904, your !hal 11gb, · !Jolaer lloopUa1, . !l•at Door, 214-4 Y'"' paned aitay lar!l", .111161rnfa'l'd- •no wltll 12 FT. STARCRAFT aimn. car ·alaat aood-bYe. lllllltili.·' 1 ~ rlobr fur.. top Qt; elec. motor, oara, •lren8tb to race 11 nlslied,', iutllble' lor two, •85 cor top carrier. Ph, 446-0931. GOOD CLEAN WMP and stoktho C<JIIl'lll8 to beer the Jllllo lrilb 'utllltioL Call 446216-3 er coal... Carl WW.ra, Rio 0208. Grande. 248.$115;, 8.u 216-tt ONE 4'12 lncll new telt1copo $35. __ ...; · ----~---cash. Ph. 4411-4381. IF YOU are liUildlng a 216-3 liimle or r..-Ung, oee us. We are builders . .Diatrlbutor 1960 Rambler 4 door sedan, goad tor HotpoiDt Awllances, Aliirunning coodltlon $150. Ph. ..., Electric. 154 U 256-8792. 216-1 MIRACLE Water Scftner- sott8118 and removoo rust. Nor· man Slelrarl, Vinlon, 38U377, USED FURNITURE', some a"' ll4.U tiques. Con be seen on Sundey ..... or after 8:30 evenings. MelVIn LOW . low prices '"' bedroom Uttle, Dleahire. · suites alii mallresoea. Cor216-3 ..,:. bin Frnlture Co., 446-1171. 159.U CARPET COLORS looking dim? , Bring 'em back - give 'im ALL TYPES 00: ilulldin& =. vim. Uee Blue Lustre. RA!nt terlalo, block, brick, sewer electric shempooer $1. Farmpipe, willdowa. IJntels, etc. er•s Hardware Co. Claude Wlntor1, Rio Grande, 216-6 ...... o. Ph. 245-4121 after 5. 91-U berro.r'Bob Evans pald a urad tl\at, booid on tile · be .., di8Jii01 In 30'' ,..,.1 lor comparlocm. In addition, tllero. will be 88 hybrldo In 20" rowe, and 283 bfbrld• will be ~­ ed ln 40'' rows. The rovlow ,. proridao a !armei tile ~ 1o compere per. tormaoce G( all kinds of machinery, mecbanlzecl feeding equip. Farm cu,. ----t-------- <' ' m;,..,., Daniel & Gordon Swish• ZSACREFARM Eve. 446-3796 446-4500 GUliS - New ani uoed rilles, pistols aDd oh..,.,s. Tawney Studio, 424 Sacood Ave. Ph. 446-1615'or 448-1244. 216-tf A T..,n' TOUCH . chloery, Each - con soy. oee of SODthe Collele In l'lm117lvaula and • ello !llllng, eorndaY barvestlng, llarvord Medico! Scbool. bean harvoatinl, grain handling He ...,._ hla imemohlp at oystemolnoporatlirn, allagebar- the Paler llimt Brfltoom Hoovestlng stalk chopping, plowing, pltol Ill and hla llllrli· 11a,y ioay COildlt:IDnlng, col I'Oildeacy st the Ohio Stot. ha,y raking and baling, tllloge · Ulliverlll,y lloapital. He II a Fel. prectlce and gr!Q bandllng. low of 111o American con ... crt Thla year for tile first time, &Jr....,. and • Diplomate at 144 dll!ecent eorn IQ>brida w111 tile American lloar<l ,r lllqeq, ON THE FOLLOWING FARM AGENCY 1..· 3643 I' '\ -~Dr:i!Morgan=::.:waa::elecleci::~COIIII: · ' · M.D.M. RESISTANT VARIETY? SEE IT NOW TH.IRD AVI! •. &' STATE ST. Off. • 44_.. Dr,<~MIIrpn ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A by .'liM othor mea...,motll ol the .bualneaa Gl'81lllilatlon 11 tire reJa. tlonablp of ol>erllead . . . to .... eratlnl oxpenBOI and labor aDd ~ return. On ·II)• low 25 per COlli of tho• daley famll ,40 per cent of tile aroos Income ,.. absorbed by overbeod COlli. On lbe middle 50 per cent, ttrlo poreontage ll8ure d~ "'32 per cent alii on the blil1 25 per cent.tile overhead drqJIIecl w %9 per cent. The oporatlni _ . . ilaure Ia reopecttully 49 per cent, 42 per cent and 42 per cent Thla left tile labor and manogemeDt return flaure at 11 per eent tor the low 25 per cent, 26 per cent lor lbe middle 50 per ~eat. ~~tate For· S.l~ . RI!IIJ.~•- F_tt Salt, , .T· ,.,,_v · w lSE .'M . ,.~ ~N .Niil.11' 1tl DL .tl . ' ltoek Oll!orl!lloe• re,.Jt lnahlcb rate of return on feocl? II hl&b 01 PUBLIC SALE THURSDAY, SEPT. 11-10:00 A.M. CORNER OF FIRST AVE. & COURT ST. Sollint tho ostato of Viola Bloke Pl;tr!ela oorl Anoa Mou~o Blake. This 111lo Is o,...te.l t. lost two lull dora. S..orol oleo ootl.,.,, · NO JUNK TERMS OF SALE: CASH Partial lfst of itomo to lot oold: l �.. ,.,., '·r• NEI LlsnNG, LOWER RIVER ROAD NEu NEW hmo -.otde..... CAR'!'Ii\'$ ;PLUME«l ' ' AND HEA11NG first Phono ->II . .., WANT AO INFORMATION ' ------------- cement block storage building coon, &OD'le timber. With cold storage basement. You must see this pr~erty to MonH., Doellli• 9 •·"'· 45 ACRES - $6,000 80 ACRES - $4,500 38 ACRES - $2,500 LOTS - $800, 11> TIIIRTIES. LOG CABIN NEAR CORA REGULATIONS Til. Publi1Mr "'''"'' tho right ' to odlt or rojoct. ony ada doomed oiJ. Insurance ALL,_--· . FOR dledl wltll 0....., ... entl at ... Noal . . . . . . .. 64 stole IlL AlttM (Or - . VACANT LAND Priced in tile nre. and ,.....DW'It -ol 44-lf ONE HALF acre lot on corner or TWO count;y roads, dug well, NATIONWIDE INliVRANCE electric and telep.hone lines, 1968 TRAILER AUTO, flro, Ufe. 45 Slate 8L plenty of shade, room for a big TWELVE WIDE, carpet, fUrnish· Waldo F. BrowD, W, R, ed, complete, steps, blocks. mobile home and sood garden BroWn, 4tf-l~. 2t tf . $1,250. li[Kll. rr..., Galll- poUJ, 3 mlleslrom WilkesviUe on St. Rt. 160. 5 room kame bene, dug well with electric pUJqJ sylrtem, 3 small outbuild-lnea, 40 acres good grass and meadow, · 12 acres woods, this land has been built up with plenty d. lime an:l fertilizer. RALF MiLE out. Nice 5 room frame home with porch. Insu-lated. Outbldg. Frui~ Cicy water & schools. Almost an acre. LEGAL NOTICE The Gallla Coont.Y Agrlcultur· al Sociecy wUI hold an amuol ADDISON Grounds. The election hours are 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Aiey member may vote. Signed Amabelle Ball, DANVILLE ~2674 t:••n•nv•. ~2730 REAL ESTATE BROKER TEL 446-1998 shaded lot. 3 bm. Has been redecorated and new tile laid in kitchen and '-th. Ptlce reduced NICE, 4 big rms. & bath, carpet, paneling, tile ceiling, Living !44-tf - ------ ---- - -.., ~---------. CUSTOM SPRAY ·. PAINTING TJ A. Farmer's Farm. 87 A. (50 A. Ievell $10,500 23 ~ V2 • A. Tob. base. ~0~0 so A;"lJI'!l. .& .nwellhw. Chq · • Fer ~rmers Wfl'll . . IDEAL LOCATI0/4 ONE Or lhe better · Older homes in the ci.cy, 2blocks from Holzer lloBpltal, 7 large rma., 2 bathJ, IU1ial base., garage, located on a large corner l«t. Price $13.000. 8:15 Weather 8:17 Momlnl!l!ow 8:55 Local News 9:00 Talk Of The Tolm 9:5.\ MallOD <:ounQ- News 10:00 MornlDg Devotl0111 10:10 WonderM World Of Ohio 10:15 The Morning !~low ·:· 10:25 Edl!callcm News ~ 10:30 Chatlerbox 11:00 Ohio & World News 11:05 Momlng g,.., 11:45 890 Local- National Newo, MaaooCounty, Local, Uve. R8port, Bulletin • BoOrd and N.,;.Gsrams. 12:30 Fllrm t. Home Hour 12:f5 CountrY Go Roond 2:00 Hymnllme 2:30 Country Go Roubd 4:00 lntorcbanRe 5:00 Local - · 5:05 Ma80D <:ounQ- Newa 5:10 NailonaiNews .ERNEST THORNI Tllllrman, Ohio 33 yeara experience Pbone 245-0269 or Central Soya ,,. ~463 5;15~ 5,Z5Weather 5t301ntorchanp 6100-mvd. SJilur<IJQ' 6:00 Early Bird 8:00 Local News show you th11 home which is price< rlglrt. BRICK FRONT RANCH LARGE UVlNG room and beclroom.a are the feature attrac· tiona of this lover, frame ranch with a brick front. Beeutilul buUt-in kitchen with avocado counter tup and coppertone r&ll8e with hood. Lots of cabinets, closets, storage space, big uWU;y rocxn., gas forced air furnace, facilities ror washer and dryer, two car attached prage. AlJ at a bargain price to settle an estate. LOTS OF LOTS WE HAVE seven! lots alii smaU acreages throughout the counIJ, If 1ou ...m a place to build GILLENWATER'S Septic 'llllliL Service 414 Smith Dr., Kanaup, 446-9499, 2119-t{ • ALBERT EHMAN Water DellwrY Service Patriot star Rt., Gallipolis Ph. 3711-2133 OHice Phoile ~4775 24 Hn. TEIIlllTE PEST CONTROL , '-!~on. call 446-3245 O'Dell, Operator for EIWmllll 'lllrmite Servlc:e, 19-Dr. . H1~ FREE EYeedngs 0."11 Wotloorhoh, ph. 4<16-4244 liollort L- Bolnl, Ph. 446-2836' -----~------- $2. 00 Sorvlco Charge WUI remove your dead horsea and cows call Jacksoo286-4531 Plumbin& & Heatin& STANDARD PLUMBING & HEATING 215 Third Ave. 446.3782 197-tl ---- ----------· C.pllll EquiJIIIIIIIl . ( ·~. ~ ON (Ill) ,UOACHE' ~ lrlllora from $3911 up. ., -~ ' ......,... Apaelle TraDer ·• ·~.-, ' IU Fourtl! Ave. Ph. · ........ •' .. 202-U We pray you will guide us Sadly missed by sons, Robert B. Morris, Dan E. Morrlsj grandchildren, brother and sisters. 9-14-ltc ---- ------- - Notice ''i.'OM LEWIS, water well drUI1118, Letart, W. VL Phone 8953 802. 9-5.3otc Vo\CANCY tor two eldercy pia. Profer prt•te pold poPbona ........ '17U185, 69 Pontiac Catalina 2 CHINA CAIINETS, ...-lllbl... old elocb, ole. Write or ..U , ·K. P. UW., Ill. t. _ . , , · ..,... ....an, · ...atJ~lEi)..-. '.~ ,........... .... PHONE --~ZOM , .. -------------llelp Want~ TWO CARRIERS NEEDED IN MASON PHONE 882-2962 NEEDED Immediately, 6 women lUll or part time. For Interview, call 992-3211. 9-ll..Stc Alone 667-3555, COolvWo. 9-ll.Qc ----------- ...... -For Rent TRAILER lOTS, llob'a MAlblle COUrt, it'H<UIO, OldoooSiate RL 124, Phone 992-295L S.ll.Uc -- -- ...... -- -----.- TRAILER SPACE, 5th st., Ra· cine. Phone 949-3471. ------------ - -------------- FORD g..u,eu uio-oorxiE:Dirt.-kYllnd;., ex- WIPO ~euent mechal.!call¥. ·lllalte offer. Phone 992-3233. 8-12-31<: 1961 CHEVROLET Impala, $125, Phone 247-216L ------------l'ar-fale -----'" -------- STA llioiMA1101 >, •• I£WS· BLAETTNAR'S llrtStlls IN POMEROY For Sale then " the different branch· es ol Arithmetic - Ambition, Distraction, Ugllfica· tion and Derision." ...... Didn't Aeeepl It was at Blair House In Washington. D. C., that Francis Blair olfered Gen. Robert E. Lee the command ol the U.S. Army in the Civil War. Instead, Lee re- signed from the Army and accepted leadership of the Army of Virginia. ------------DEWITT'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Route 160 at Evergreen Ph. 446-2735 In 1901 Preaident WUIIom McKinley died trom wounda tnfllcted b,- an auusln .e laht days ts~rlier. 2 dO;;.·. H. T. 8 cyl. 4 speed t~Gns. Sharp . ~ . lOCAL REPOII1. '·· DAILY AT ,. $1.39$ EARLY AMERICAN otereo, AM, 85-ACRE STOCit o\NP POilltrt FM radio, 4 apoed chanaer, 4 lartti, 2 hOuael; born, oudJalldopeaker soynd qotem. lap.. ., _ mUaa ot1 Ill. 13, due $83.62 or budiel termo Priced to aoiL l'lloal992-81,5. a•Uable, call 992-3352. 8-14-3q> 9-12-&c 17-FOOT SPORTCRAFTbolt, 80 SOLID STATE aterea. 1969 wolHP motor, p!Dr lraller, call lllt stereo console with 4-'<VM-3318. •rs, 4 speed autoriladc chan9-14-3tp ger. Balance duo$49,15arblllget terms a,.llable. call 992- 2 HORSES - I gelding, I mare. 3352, 9-12-8tc . Phone 948-40113. 9-14-3tc SEA.PORT OMC lnboard-ou,. boord fiberglass bolt, 19 tt. TRUMPET - Like now. Prlcocl 88 horaepo.-er, vinyl seata, reaSOtable. Phone H:l-'1330 walking front, with traDer. 7-14-3tc . Boat like """· Call 992-3371. --"""*t'-:- --------- Bola""• ------------- ------------....J - : - -----------PIJtn' , ·3 P.M. AID I o.r,. ,._33, I1<61 H'"' St., No. Hoi ,_ :· .. 9-t.Uip . lristrance .i.tiroMOmLE Insurance been c:ancellecr! Lost your oper. ator•i license? Call 993-2966. Moson ArtQ . · As wood, Ca. 91605. (For1111r Studio Girl• plono wriN,) QUICK QUIZ Q-Whtlt II the only Norih Amtric411 t...-il<n'J/ """"'ried by tht JGJ)IIMIO during World Worm A-The lllands of Attu, AgaUu ·aDd Kiaka iD tbe Alellllanl. Q-HotD dl4 IM 111111illil>er 1111 lit lht Eoot'"' Hifrl.. ro1 get tho IIG!l!t Well As. Entertained . Q-Which II the 1111111 C""' lral A trtn1<o11 couq tllol dot• 1101 touch lht Carib· btG" Sea? A-El Salvador. RODNEY POWNJNG Reel Elida !~a -~d~!Y;.,/4spd. ~~h~!s~ 67 CHEY. '$1395 -m..zUJ Mlcldioport, Oblo' Monuol Rod1o. Rod outsJdo. Black vinyl Interior. Law miloogo 5-lJ.U B\scay,n,, 2 4tl~ ~n. 6 cyl. Std•. lfan~w (lsiOII·- ~dill< l'.AUQ..":'lJtl!""- .v. llo<n• • "'"' . ., • · · w., · LTO ·4 ·c1r. Se.lon. Auto. trona. P.S. Rodio. Law mil .. ago. Very sharp•. ; · . .; , . 63 FORD ..s...'.$i811li n. L.;;'i flnl1h, tllk. .tiNit ~lo, on4 ------------- ----------··-- . ·C. C. BrMfM. Avcfl.,.,.,, , R•l Eotote will H nllll at 12 •'cl0$k. Lldlnt of , ...,., ,_,. ..,,. will ...... In tt. SoftfiMI allll tho Athon1 . . . . . . . . .,. '$ opt• 28th, • I • - . Owner 1 .. 'Man or woma• to restock 1ew type co1n dispe~ sora with high quollty ,..koee cottdy products. HO SELLIHG. ----:-..0..--------REDUCE SAFE and .r&lt wI I h '- · ~and &.apora. t1on jliui. Nol.On lln!IJ, . · 9.U~Otp - ..,.·:' ., , .......•.. ...•••, ..•• ....... Write for. pors001ol inlorvi.,., glwtO. plto.. ilu.. STRATEGIC F.UHCHISES , ·· DEPT. ·6 si . .'. D. SltiTH trencher water line, cesli[IOOI dralna 4 to 12 lfide. Paul Ander..... MaiOll, W. VL 'I'IU788 a1lbr .· 3:30 or 949.3915, Racine. . t-2V-tfc FOR HIRE, C. C. BRADFORD, AUC110NEER CCJmjllete Service Phcme 949.3821 Racine, Ohio Crltt llrocllord ··"-' -.· .. , ""'" .• 5-1'-!li: " ' .,, ---------·- HOBSTETTEI REALTY .· GEO. H!)BSTETTER, Br0hr POMEROY - 4 rooms, bath, 2 lots ....,. high lfator. $1500. MIDDLEPORT - 5 rootlll j both, p.a furnace, garage. Level lot. -------------· READY-MIX CONCRETE dollv. erocl rlsbt to your project. ~st and ealiJ'. Froe estimates. Ph. 992-3284, Geo!!leln Ready-Mix Co., Mlddlopori, Ohio. 8-3o-tlc ------------ -- SEWING MACIUNFS, Repair oervlce, all makes. 992-2284. Fabric g,op, Pomeroy. Autilorlzocl Silwer Solis and Service. WeShaiPenScluorL 3-29-Uc The $4,000.00 RT. 12f - 3 bedrooms, both, wall to ...u ca11>0dng, 3 rooms paneled, ps forced air fur .. ace. Nice basement. Gorap, SEPTIC tanks cleened. Miller. '4 . ..... $21,000,00 Senltadon. Stewsrt, Ohio. Ph. for Sale RURAL - 5 rooms, balh, polur682-3035. A GOOD . BUY,! slve· It a tey, , · lllce. ,paneitng, Fireplace. 2aerea. $6,000. Blue Lustre. .Amerlca'aflwr.. lte shampoo. Ti~a POMEROY - 6 rooms, bath, pa HARRISON'S TV AND ANTENNA furnace~ large living Z'OMl, Ba~plnlaniL SERVICE. Phone 993-2&22. 9,Utc Rroplace. $9500. 6-lo-tlc ------------MIDDLEPORT- 5 rooms, ba11l, COAl;, WMP, ecg, stoker; mine • level lot lenced. $4,000. nm. Excelalor Salt Worka, .LEGAL NOTICE Eaat Na1n st., PQIIIel'OJI. P"- . HI!LEII or VIRGIL TEAFORD H!Z:-3891. 8-13-tfc 'ASSOCIATES 992-3325 SYRACUSE 9-lf.8tc LIGAL MDTICE IN THI! COMMON PLEAS COURT, MIIGS COUNTY, OHIO Dono C. Hyloll, and . AIR . CONDI'i'IONING, ~ J• ... 16011 ..... atlon servl... Jaek'a~ co... c"r,· ohio, , •• ntlffl, atlcin, New Haven. Phone SU.: 2079. ......' ~· ..: ' Business Services ,, .. -: -·. .. ...:: ·:·••• .. Port .,.. lull tl.,. poaltloftl ...,;..t In thla oroa. Requires car, exchaftll of references, $1.SO t• $2990 c11h, socur..J by Inventory ood ·~•1-t. R. H. U WLINGS SINS CO. .'' -.·.. •.. DEPENDABLE PERSON CAN EARN UP TO $8110.00 AMONTH l;hunderbinl 2 dr. H.T. Auto. trans. P.S.. R~dia. Light blue color. . • For ~le .. f.6-tfc . ------------·"""' .- ;~ ,• • III'G;It••· $1095 ----------RIVE ROOMS alii bath, lar_&O Portland, ., .,. 843-2702. closed ln porch, 5 acres. Call 67'"FOID. -· , S2!95. ff"T A-From !be facl that, durIng !be matlDI seaiCIII u.e mile develops a tuft of i'eaUterl OD biJ IIIICt that be CU erett jato a ruff. The feDI*le is called.'a ureeve." -r Real Estate For Sale -------------- -------------- SEE NEIGLER Bulldl111 S..,ply lor bulldlpg your - . Call Guy Nelgler, Racine, 0. 3-2S.U. ------------- -------------new ~1}<(<. ! CIGARETJ·t: ....0.,. madliDta and ·..rvtce. AIICEnaorpi'io~: - -· W. VL PbmO 773-' .' 5541. &+tfc ' BUICK l:::' ··- L.elllo ,....,., .. al., DofendaaoL • PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS 116 Yoors of C.ntlnvooa loslnon PHONE 992·2143 POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY addtUons, prages, etc., tree esllmeteo, ~ 992..2333. .' ;ewet AND IANY 11011 LEGAL NOTICE AVIUltltl ......., 1. Bh.ort LEGAL NOTICE ll..Band dune Loonord D. S'"lth and G..rtla tth, who rMido ot 3131 5th ""'"' sCharl•ston, .. Wnt Vlrtlnlo, O.roiCI s... tth and Norma Smith, who nsldo .t West Dunhr, •••• Vlrtlnlo, c/o General Dollvory; Fronus Nicholl oftd Rlchorcl Nlcholo, who ro•lde at 506 2111 StNet, Dunbar, Wftt VIrginia; Jimmy Sn~hh and Jean S1111th, who ro1ldo at 307 Buchanan 5tftot Chorloston, Wo1t Vlf81nlol Wlll;;J Smith, who r•sldoa at '¥J7 Buchanan Stroot, Charl01ton, Woat Vlrtlnla; C!yd• Smith, .Jr, ond Jo Holon SMith, who naldo Cit 72..~ Cr••cent Rood, Cher'-atonb Wftt VIrginia; Nova Bcltn oncl onvllf' Batol who.. ro1fo donco Ia ""ltnO'Ifll'n/ and tl. unknown od'"lnll'" WOfOfl, .,-ec:vtOfa oncl •••lgnl of Clyclo H. Smith, doceo•M. tollo notlco that Roy~nond Harold GlmtnOIJ. •wvlvlng 1pono of Balcua Smith ._.lmtnOI, on tho 2ht doy of ....... , 1969, fll.d hl1 petition In th. Pteoba,. Court within ond for th. CDUnly of Mol••· olld St~:~te of Ohio. ""'"' Co.. No. 20,140 proylnv for . opprr~al of hi• oloctton to p• ...... ""''"'• .-gat••· ...nt '"""" f>!lo.Y.I"" ....""~ o1ta,_ ·\.a ..l+1 appra,,itcl VOTue1NOI •• prcwldod In SeCtion 2113,38 ·dt tho Ohio Aovlnd Code, toawlt1 followl"l nal odoto 1ltuatod County of Molg• In tho Stato ond In tho T OWMhlp of l;,~~;,:;;~:ltound.d . . DAILY CROSSWORD .GENERAL REMODELING, car. l(eeping Meigi.' · Go1lio ond · . ·Informed A1r conditioned. Power stnring. Auto. trona. A real OPEN EVES. TIL 8 Business Services -------------- CANDY SUPPLY RO~TE - CLIFF PHILLirS - DAN THOMPSON 992·5342 ---:----------- --------------------------- '$1395 pontry, painting, rooting, room .4:30 P.M. 67 Galaxi_e 500 Ford 4 *-Sedan ...... :~ ....... $1895 Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales 7:50 .A.IL. -., ·u .oo. :~-~ ohorp. "YOU'LL LIKE OUR QUALITY WAY OF DOING BUSINESS" 6 cyl. Auto. Irons. R&H, w/w tires. Shorp fSM~- EDDIE Fl~ - · ' ~ BEAGLE PuPa Phone 1141-2416.. 9-lt-e!p ll095 ... 66 RAIBLIR STATION WAGON . ~ 67 Lem•s V8 !'Ontlac 2 *. H• .TOP ........... $i715~ · ~ull _ power ~utp., radio, tinted glan, w/s/w tirea, ttlt & teleacope steering wheel, factory air blue with blue interior, ' ,• . ,.66 FORD ' l965 Cadlllac:_Sedan De VIlle ............. SZiOo ·2 door H.T. 6 cyl. Autp.trana. R&H, w/w tires. Sharp • ' 350 cu. •n. eng•ne. Auto. trans. PoWr lfHring. ExtrO",:·'· Coupo 0. Ville. Full power equipment an;! loctory air cO.d!lionl.ng. Dark blue finish. . ----------·---- TaU orclora f• fomou1 Studio G lrl HolltwMd Cu1Mtlc1 and Glft1. No torrltOI'J ,. .. 1trlctlona. Polt tiMo. Every• thlnt furnl•hod. .501. il>lgtor profit•. Fot 3 fn• •ompl01 D!'ld lull lnfor'""tlon .,.,1,. HARRY TAYLOR, c/ o Studio Girl, :1967 Cadillac •••••••••••••••• ~ •••••••• $3911 new appearance. 1967.~adlllac ............................ S39ilo ------------- ------------- . ----.---------- t'tre•~ ~fp. Auto S,les 1968, f.-DOOR FIAT -11. Call 949.3025. . x-• Writhing, of course;' and heater, w/w Sedan ~ Ville, full power equipment ond factorY - ---- Lewis Carron perhaps intended solace to all the world's unwilling school boys and unprepossessing scholars when in "Allee in Wonderland" he parodied the three Rs, The World Almanac notes. The Mock · Turtle, telling of his studies at school, says that to begin with there's "Reelin~ and R~dio, .flo GraJK! Sport _Bulclc 2 dr. H•- Top ......... $171$.' cu. tn. eng1ne. Auto. trana. Pow., steering. Llkll . air_-co'?difloninJ. · FURNlllHEll throe . . - apartment, _ , 'MWII eel, 507 Mill 81., ~ EARN MONEY in your spare Phone 8t2-2'1N. . ~:kk time. U you have two hours a da,y to spare rrom your home, RO\T TERRIER PUPPIES. F.. we can train you to earn over nJRNISIIED.Ilrat a- one beclmale, $20 ooch. Ph. 949-2'r.l9. .,... IIIICIII!<I .......,..._ $100 per month extra income.· Write tor.. llltel\vlew appoint. Ut+D_._ l'lloilo ltWI7'Brlillll' aid Soddle, $50. 'f ".__. ~ ment,· P, 0. Box 43, Mlddl~ ~hone 99~1" port, Ohio. 9-12-31<: FURNISHED • and untumllhod apartm.aa. Cl- 'to ·ached. RESTAURANT equlpme!C. Sw.. Ph- 992-H34. . - IO..li!.Uc den aott ice cream machine ROOF PAINTING and patchq .• .. and oilier Items. Phono 992- . by contract, '"Experltnced". 283J or 1192-2429. FOUR ROOM ' rumtahod apart. For tree eatimate, phone 992-. ..._.., bath, ldultl aDd ...,..._ S..12-8tc 2806. (We go IJV"'here), 9-22-tlc •-•· 114'k NulborrJ Aft. ~ ..,....~~. 1~ BAWWIN PIANO to bo plckocl I WILL plck tp merchand.ise an;t • In tlllo area _, bo bouaht take to auction on pereentag8 STORAGE SPACE, rent fortx.ts at huce savllli.o. Far lJdOr. . basts. call Jim Adams, Aucor automobiles, etc~ Phone 992matloo 11r1te Paul Graves, tioneer, Rutland, Ohio. Phone 2798, or see Dick Seyler, Kerr Graves Plano and DrlaD Cclm742-446L 9-9-121< St., Pomeroy. PIIII'• 383 E . - st., cal.... . 1tl-8tlc : .·· vino. P9sitlve trac. Rolly II wheels. Custom trim. Ow~ by morrlod mon with child. . White w~th t~quoife interior, full powet equipm•t, rocflo, '1nted glou, w/a/w tires, Climate Control · Air.condttionlng, tool sharp, only 18,000 mllea. VOLKSWAGEN 4 • REMOVE EXCESS body Ouldwlth Pets For Sale Fluidox tablet.. Only $1.6V at Nalson Drug. FEMALE CAIRN, 9 mo. Male pug, ·f mo. Botb champion lir-· ed. Scottiss, wires, poodles, cockers, Ireland Road Kemel1. 67 Fl"'lrd "400" 2 dr. Hard TOll Ponlllc Low mileage, extra sharp• .( ap; frMs~ .00 c•u: 1968 Cadillac Calais H.T. Sedan ............ $4700 ..... ~· ......'···~·· ··~ ------------- *· H.. T~ ; •• · Only .4,434 easy mil~•· So nO. " " \ojt, !Nf. our ahowroom.. All v1nyl interior. Pow!!! ' a.l -ina., .. ,..~.' dlac brakes. Auto. trans. · · ,. .. ..,.... ~~ · ' Wanted TD Buy ------------- DEAD STOCK I BEDROOM BlOCK froat Colt.. tal, attached garqe, bullt-la ldtdJen, II ¥!ow room <UP«M, ...... lot. !Amlion llalavllle lid. $16,900". call 448-37M, J!a1mand G. ~) Barr. . 1 ! . run o( love, ON ALL NEI i9&9 PU.:TIACS, BUICKS AND OPIO$'. " Pre-Owned ---------...,--- .. a..,.,.... acres ot beautiful home sites, i Norton. PQIIIero,y. Pbone 993-2636.. 9-11-311> ------ - ------- Your guidance we miss - b.ber. c.iilact . Jim WORLD ALMANAC - - --:- - -- - ------ or l.oc:ate a mobile home, we're the peq)le to see. We have ev. erythq &om one lot up to 26 115-d Yes, she has gone, The home place, too But out love wUI go on forever ', RIDER W~ to obion ex• penaes to loUUiern Ollltornia; .,..~ oo.l5th or 16\h otS.t- bua, Oblo. 8:05 Nattonal News 11-14-lt<: · SHOOTING MATCH, Swolay, 8-31·12tc 8:~0 ~ SepL 14 at 1 p. m. Racine Gwt FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, lull 8:15 Weather Club. basement, •ttlc room, nlet:i POODLE PUPPIES. AKC T o J 1918 SKYLINE hw.. traUer, 12 8:17 The l!aturda1!1!ow x so, 3 bedrooms. eaoo atld g...tz..2tc yard. driveway, 1637 Lincoln mlnlatun, f15and . . Studoer11:55 COIIg. Mlller Reports .... _....Phone992----- - ---- - -Heights, Phone 992..2780. vlce and RnJOIII[ng. " " - tilt. 12:00 Local I< Ohio News, Bull.. 5t72 or 992-73118. TROPHY SHOOT, Rutlalli Gwt 9-12-Gtc 5443. u~c tln Board, andNewsograma ... . Club, Sept. 14; 100-blrd o><!nt, - -----------12:30 Saturdal< Matinee TWO BEDROOM .. . . UvJtw three clasaea. Shooters should TRAILER, Brown's Trarier Park LONE STAR bolt, - a n d 4:\li.J(notts Auc;tloo room, dhlltla room, hall ... DOLL HOUSE Nursery. TranstaaUer. N o w · llnllh, $52L REGISTERED !JaU.Arablan eolt be signed 14> b)! I p. m. EveryMinersville Obio. Phone 992bodroam ~ 1M portation available. Rea~ one is welcome. ' Phone 99~288. a.1t-u. 3324 $125, Alao Slameoo kitten $10. BroooneU Aft.,lilddl-'- n, S..ll-3tc . able rates also for shopph~ Phone 992-8793. ·ee:a.eea1 or 992-3035. or -,orking mothers, hourly •' 9-14-3tp FACT$ --- -- -------WINTER POTATOES. Charleo dally or weekly rates. Ph. 446-· NO HUNTING oo my pr..,ert.,y. THREE ROOM apartment, <0111-, · HUton, Portland. 4522. 5~ Mrs. George Freelal"ll, Syrapletely mcdern wltll bUut-ln ~~ , cuse. kitchen, wall.oYOIIandtabloi<Jp ------------~ 9-11.3tc BACK HOE or scoop loader servo: PROPERTY unit; stainless steel sink wltll ! ToP BREEDING tall . _... ice. can Charles L. Roach, II A.M. disposal unit, large ·both and • ....-o. 446-9230. 183-t large clooets. Nleely cteo. stock 11-<IDOhl!Jl&er'astithloo, I _. . ....... tht St.... aH•wUI soli ell r11J . . . . .., MUI•tl~ .. o 5 toOM h'"'*ti whh both oa two I~ t.vol lot'/,'" 1.7, 'A• orated. call 993-2278 for II>II. B. Morris, 11!1, Ml4dl .. vo'ZER-WoRK = -wiih';;;,; iso adjolnlnt• Loootod' on O.,ot St. In Rutlanll. Ohio. IMI f'.. ..... l WOMEN! polnbnent after 2 p. m. port. WW trociO for <&tile. ca... Ph. 256-1503 or 446QUICK MONEY The t· Rool E•taMt to M 1ollll lty 0'-.t.,. Mill Cnw RMity C.. . 8-22-tfc 11-14-31<: ·~9. 1.57-lt . .• . p.SorHII Prop.rty .lty tho a...dfeH A.ctl• Co. of Racine, 0. CERAMIC TILE and linoleum work. Phone Ashworth, 4469368. 1four bedrooms, llh baths, gas -------------LEE'S PLUMBING & REM01JEL. fotced air furnace, all city lNG Crown Clcy Ohio. Ph aenieea, a very nice location , 1 25~64. tor a growirw lamUy. Let us 127..u NICE BLOCK aDd frame ~ w o story home with extra lot. Drive-in prage in basement, who passed away two years ago Sept. 14: From your place above. 21 o..tr TERMITE & PEST CONTROL FAIN Extermination C'A, V~Mel­ erlburg, Ohio. Ph. 574-6112. . 232-<1 IAIRDIEALTY-CO. O.C.r a.lrdr RHitor ATOP ENGLE'S HILL IN MEMORY of Marlo E. Marris Services Offered Free estimates stewart's HardWare Vinton, Ohio -------------- ' In Memory 6:00 Early Bird 7:00 National 81111 Ohio Netrs 7;05 Early Bird 7:30 Earl.r Bird 7:47 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Local News 8:05 National Netr• 8:10 Sports STATE ROUTE lliO I 8:30 •·'"· to 5:00 ~ · "' · Doily 8t30 o.'". to 'n,oo NDDft Saturday Radio · Central Air Condltlonlrw & Heatirw 2 CHEAPIES "''""'"'· OFFICE. HOURS y oor words Bob Queen 446-0168. rm. 1S'x18'. Storm doors and wii.dows. 6 A. lot, barn and black storage bullding. Additional 25c Chargo por Advor Jay Shoppard, «6-8219 Earl" Winters, ~3828 Wayne Amabary, 446-0239 Denver K. Higl'ey, A.A&-0580 $9,000. FARMS . BLIND ADS Dear Mother, for you. WATER DELIVERY SERVICE CALL Grover Long, 446-0611 or LOCATED in the city, on a nice 2 A. lot, 6 rm. house, $2500 I A. - 4 rm. house $4500 oddirlo11111l ward 2e. - - - - -- --- - -- -- ANXIOUS TO SELL than oM RATES for W011t A4 Sonlco WJEH Garage. Price reduced. MASSIE IIIDfO IMorrect lnurtlen. St'lcaetary Sept. 7, 10, 14 DANDY 9 room two story nome, newly decorated insideal"llout. Lovely kitchen cabinets & bath. New gas floor (urn. Cellar. HOBART DILLON, Realtor ' t.. rooponliltlo for meeting and election September 18, 1969 at Gallia Cowtty Fair FOUR ROOM frame home. Basement. Good well River view. One Acre. Out of t'"'n llll'W- -- - - - - - -= - - .::...:.:__ _ . NEIGHBORHOOD RD. VINTON COUNTY 52 ACRES, 24 mile• ·----- - - jectlonol. The ,~AJIIohor will not 5 conu per Word ono lnaortlon Mlnllftllm Chorgo 75c 12 COnti por wtcl throo COftiCICifo tlvo lAIIHIIOI'II . 18 cont• poor ·w ''' con•ocuti~~t lnllfflonl . ' 25 por coni Di unt on poid od1 ond od1 polcl wit ~~ 0 doy1 . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUAA'f' $1 .50 fat 50 worCI minl•um. Eo , bM&IItal llaNlliJ, •, C..collotienl I Corroctleno Will tlo. occoptod until 9 o.r11. for Do., of Publlcotlon - -------~-~--. Ytar·End Sale .... Year·End Prices! ·.·Wanted .$ • ·"'· Doy Bof... P-..uc.uon 92 ACRES ST. RT. 325. 6 nn. two story, barn, nice land oo Llttle Rac- .O!AD~INES . ( '' , ... -4414118 RACCOON TWP. Modem 3 BR. home, large barn. rarm land, Brammor Pl•ttltilll a llolll'w · 3110 · FGilrai Aft. . . · paature & timber, rrult. Re&Uy l'llotio 44tl-lq7 nice. Gerie l'llitto, ow.. 211-U . 6 ~·· ... UO F<liirlh A-. . 178 ACRES ,,._,. Q~o),1 1h. boths, lloll booomem, larp kor praa-. c:arpvt alii drapes, locatocl 011 four (4) acros, beautilul lawn. •garden, truck rarmiJW, aU kiDda ot fruit trees,14'x18' appreciate. ,. .PI"'blna &, H-1111 and clo1crlbod 01 (!~DC.) t3. Habitual dnmka .... ... Fruit drtnkl DOWN 1. Grand • • FuU of IUda ......... J. Moat ill- 12. Tldck t . &:nriJah 13. Indian fll lf. Sallli'IJ tlo. Dull = term I&. Letter frequent 3. Feacinc foil rJvor witted 6. Girl'l nJckname 16. Father 17. Reatdence (abbr.) 18. Uke !adj. luftlX) 19. Viper 20. Vesael 22. Garden lmplernentl 7. Forty wlnko S. Pauby t . nre ha&ard ' ll. 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IM.) .... 14,-117 I Playtime �> ,, ··. ··. n· . ~ •1.......,. · ,,• i• ' •" ... ... ,. .. . ......... ... , - - ~-- --· · ··'· ···' . .... . .. ....... ..... .. ,,_ -. ·· ···"'· ··•·"'"•• <'- .... _., ............ ... "····'-'""' '' --- . . ..,.,.....,. _..,., _, .•.. ........ •.. .... ..·...... . ........ .. -~- _,, •\ ,_., .-1 ..... ~ .. . ........ ...... ·.. ,_._.,," , ~ ~ ..,, '" -··~- ,.. ,., ··'. ' . ,_.,, ' ... • 1 ' I ' .. ' .. , " SAYINGS CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT NOW EARN • _,. ' . 1 to 1111 eorlllr ... , ~ -.lllo . . ' 1111-.,.. . 10 beheldli!YIIIo- . ~_., tolllo ..... ld DOt ...._ .... formerl'o&111Dd !loa 'i s - - t o l l t t . lit Grove wldcb II 1o ,.,......-, INTEREST Medim Libraries Given New Volumes ELBERFE~DS POMEROY - The Meigs C..... ty branch or the Central Ohio Heart Association has purchased books tor the medical libraries or Meigs General Hospital ancl Veterans Memorial Hospital, Olarles Mullen, M. D., local pres!· den~ reports. These books are paid for from the 10 per cent fund, which Ia that portion of tho hesrt flUid tllat can be spent loeall)' for the bene-fit of all. Titles of th~ new volumes are 01 Cardla c Diagnosis", ''Pathogenesis of Coronary Artery Disease" , 11 0utline of Electrocardi- •CERTIFICATES ISSUED FOR 90 DAYS •AUTOMATICALL Y RENEW ABU eiNTfREST CHECK MAILED EVERY 90 DAYS e(ERTIFICATES ISSUED FOR $1,000 OR MORE •EVERY DEPOSITOR INSURED TO $15,000 ography", ''lrtroductlontoElec-. trocardiography", •• Examination or 1be cardiac Patient•• a p d ' 'Clinical Scalar Electrocarcli· ograph,y". OHIO VALLEY BANK 420 THIRD AVENUE ON USll PYRO POMEROY Boat8waln's Mate Secmd Class WW!am R. SrntUt, USN, son of Mrs. Ber.. tha L. Bass, Ia serving aboanl the USS Pyro off tho Southern California coaat. GALLIPOLIS I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO NEXT WEEKEND'S llllllial meetiJic , . of the Sans and Daughters ol ~r Rlwrmen at Marietta. It'D give me a - r chance to talk toCijjlalnJoase P. liushea, Jl'illd tild man of the river, who this psst JIDI8 7 celebraiA!d hla 93rd birthday, Cai>laln Jesse was horn In Wash!JW!on Count;y In 1876 8lld aot hla lint pilot's license at Gallipolis In 1898, JACKSON illGH SCHOOL'S march!Jw band wllich will IIPliOU here Oct. 17 at theannua!Jackson.(lalllpallafootballclualc on MeJn. orlal F1eld, took Drat place In tho band lestl¥11at tbt recert Port,_ mouth River Days celobntlan. The Portsmouth Trojan band oame in secord. HOUSING ECONOMIES GREEN HILL HO ES, INC. •NVITES YOU TO STOP IN AND SEE THE ~!!!! for modern Americans who want immediate housing at a sensible price 1 we have a better answer. Our Mobile Home offers buih·in housing economies • •• a world of comfort living that offers sm~rt fabrics and furnishings •• . and a host of luxury features. See the better onsw~ for modern living today .. R*J-f .. J pan Ranges. t + - - - ,....,., - - -.... •ators. 11'-6" • 12"-i!"" ljl".()'" . 11" -6'" 12" IRON RAIL I A ready • to • move • Into home at a price ,.. can afford. ' ' 3 BEDROOM-GALLEY KITCHEN Located I 1/ 2 Blocks Below The Pomeroy-MW!On ) . ..,, '• . ' ~ ' .... _. . . ·. ' '' . .. , ·'. ~ 4uto ·cLOMP.< CiOA\f' . CLOMP1 CL'OMP . ; ., ' . ·.~..· ,"'".... '·""'. that It wao tho birthday of Dave Roberta, Son Dleao soullipow, WiiO was born In GollipoUs on Sepl II, 1944. Dave llarted tha ....sm with the Padres and was shipped to tholr Elmln cl..,ln the Falitern Lesgue, then recalled by the JBrent club, At this wrttlnl, RGberts Is 11-3 lor the sesiGn. Maybe oext ,.... will he Dave' a year. I keep thlnkiow ' - alee II would !aYe boen bad he been picked "' by, the ClnoU..tl Rada. While he was w1111 U.. Colmnbus Jets laat,year he resided In Co!UIIIIIua but his '-olsln Rodney - The 8DIIIIi llodoey Hom.ecomtrw w111 be obHrved. on Sunday, Sept. 21, at U.. Rodnoy United Methodist Cllureh. Sunday School services wUJ be ' held at 10 L m. Cllurch •ervleeo wW start at 11 L m. Rev. J~ Dsvls wiD dell..r the momlow message. A baaket dltnr wiD 1 be held at 12:30p. m. Rev. tiort Smith wiD batho~-'>or. Thoro wlllba-lslab¢tr, The pobli~ b m,lted. prrtnu ....., Dr lbe ~liP !¥oris Soturda1 .nljJitt In · 111o .....Wsloa ollhe Ccqneo. · Tho .."'-! ••lllaUim ?In 1111 · HARTFORD, CQm. (UPO - · ll!ltion -11\i a d!llillllllnl CII:Y olllclllo tim! eottm- llloint duriJW 111o ,;Mii, · · l01sea to looted llli4 ~ Aikecl ·obu ' litis llraliom bualneas at lUI ndlll.., u a oald: noult <t lllo racial ... ''God ' wm - ' , ....,i alatament of """"'tllit!llltllllll P"sentad cl1irlnc the ...... "~ of alreol!¥ ._.... boon .t11r1 af 1111', mfillatrJ, ~ Ill ba.. mombara I.._ 1l1lroo! wlf!i, U..cJ>Iack • . .of 1111' *-i bow .wi CUI~ naopllotle otratoa' iQ' . ... Ill ' '· t·~ ~ ldelo m- erreethoiJ,r. '' , <~ I Now you co~· have panty hose that lit like ~ dream. And stoy thot way all doy, no maller how busy you ore. 1 Kayser Agilon panty hose won't bog, sag, or wrin~le during yavr busies!· days, and dancing 'til da~n nights, \'Vhdfs their beouty secret? It's in the stretch. · · Put tliem on. j'hev stretch to shape your legs ~r­ , fectly, A~d !hey ~o~:t:m~ 11 !'lOVe without you, no ,,inaller· ~0'11riuch you IJiove about. · .. . ~o oh~d! .Show Of YOU( !egs. Weor Kayser Ag1lon . f"1~1X;.h~. In some of the loveliest shades.. • Jl~'fNht!fe. •. ,. f,$0 · . , -1;, ,.·~YJ{' . . .. foC!elr. ltlJ peaplo or ,_,.. , that . ~i ·aot " Comect1c:ut lloll. CIPiaf, l'tfltnl of Ito alao, aDd C1J11f of More t11aa 100 eaooio of loot- our .W "" . - to Of to · Inc In 95 - . . Ill 111o 111r-. nclom." . clo1 ·~ lbat bePil LaThen Gnhain wu aalaid ' bor lla¥ ....., •..,.,....., wlal a he plalllad to n-.1 lo · hll loss <t merellliitlli Yaluad at . mlnlslr)' to the .• ck.'c.ubl' turbailceo In tlta hlllllrY of the · What a lovely way. to show off your legs. • center '11-lE LACE6 ARE 60NE! WI-IATDIP HE DO WITH T!1E LACEG? · Koyse Sin Holds at ·' :w~ ·mt · Ml Prell -..uaail Ag_ilon -Panty Hose.· MINNEAPOLIS, . Ml111. (VPJ) - E>aneellst Bt1ly Graham lllld Saturday In a ..,.. "' o1 tho u. S. Coqjrosa em E.......llllltbat God wiD Jud8s q aocltljl or •tlon llllt c1ou not repent Ita ainl- "bd til our ·sins we to rttlinlls nclam." GnhaJII ,..· · tbt · ..m -ller at a ID&oo ,p!til~, 1'1111 :.:L:.!:WSc! lan Hts • • R Rodney Bomeeoming &CISm JS Will be SepL 21 ~· ' . got a speclallnvltati<NI for tho tryout . :.-'CARPET UNii \ ' ' 'I were !lnhlm llid. ~So!lae;' I' ' ~~~~ &Oinc to atvo Wl'1 . . . ·PI PN>er&l .-ltllraUOa, '. \ . ' . G....al Electric, Frigi· dalre and Philco Retrie· • lilY WHEN HOE NUXHALL AND JIM MciNTYRE bruodeutilo( tho Clnclnrlltl • Son Diego pme 'llwr~ night, It wu ........... fi27,620. 9"-0"" . 12" •../f " G••al Electric and Tap- \ the Clnoi"' nat! lleds bal8ball club. Thfl' are TOIIUI!3 ~er o1 ('.alllpalta, llsiA!d as an outllelder, and SleYe Miller of Crown City, a rl&lrt handed pitcher. GALUA COUNTY HAS TWO PLAYERS drart.d Racial ·llls CaU8e · $L28 Million f..oss AND OTHER MAKES OF MOBILE HOMES ' .. ', Manchester, nesr Cincinnati. You 1118¥ already know It, and 1118¥ba ho'a ~· lrlod cut, but Marshall Unlversi£Y's 'KJ'eat star ol laot yoor wm ..,. cut with the Baltimore Bullets. Although rookie Clll!p Is ovor, lltull!' D' AntoQ1 It comes to FEAIURING: NATIONALLY ADVERTISED APPLIANCES. ~red, :· :. I DIDN'i KNOW ·WHATltiE4'-WeRE ~ I ATE THEM! Itmllltu7 Ill llnali • In the OCCIIJIIad lolil>ta <t !IYrll wlal - · In rtllu, eyaadapakelilllil Til lrlsd. pkelll>lll IOld ... a -.:keel - I barrap lind 11'11111 In 8yrts. He Ald irillsn .... lnJund ... riUa lcllled In • Idol at the~ 1D labui, obouiiO ..u. lonoalem. ~, • Egpttu mtlfll. iiiDID Ald FcrJIIID ailed Ill attoqt lilY -·to nldem the Qalf <t!Uucm Iarsel aald Ita ..... Ulded Egpttu ' 111111ots" ~ lllo <t - II. <t - ClliJ Ow rruck Collide . . 7 Sunday Clot Pill<» ......... a <occldoat em~~~-. Mlcldloport I . . . 4nd Speaking . of Fashion · ~II W..e, 8or«'(J, . . -......-...... . ' ' - - - · of lriYeUittr - cen,. • Lilo Awwr e*'•rclld • ·. lie back. .... . 'lben--.. . , ,., ., IU cltad to .._.. 'I Cauz1 OD a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 14, 1969 circle easter guthrie jeffers melvin queen sayre story taylor