https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ee877d5dd69edcf11b5e53bf5cacbbdf.pdf 840428b9315c678a9d4c9b1d6f75e614 PDF Text Text ·'·',, ~· . ., NeWs..~in":·~~iefo · · ·. cw. ~aonewu"~C.::.~.~~~~~r-1018d """ Dies Thursday w••w d!lap Ia - · , ,1a! : :...... ...,, hllh•~JIIId. JoNub ~tlock, "· 01 ~· ..:.:.::: ~1 · ::::_ .me, fiobr)¥ o1 Pomeuv, ·•~~ · . • 'I1Nnclll' ..-.nina 111 we.-. --le •lwdlneu an Sotur. ..W.. .,., bl&ll• 70 to 75. Whllloek le - - Ill' NOW~ KNOW a dqbter, Jo AnD Bonser~. eo. 'l'llt a.JDiaa tela._, nam. 0110 hlmWI; CALDWELL CONFINED ..... u.. - ' llallen oclentlll ton; three ICID, ~. Ml'l.ofllaJ. Yley Meiga Cowl:y Auditor Gordon Kunlolmon, Mrs. IL c. (Helo· CjcaiDeo, wu aclually Invented MEIGS THEATRE Tonight th,. Toosda7 Sopt. 19-23 COLOR Rolcert Walk• Diane Varsi Diclc Clark "WHERE EAGLES DARE" -PLUS"SALT & PEPPER" Richard Burton Clinl Eastwood SHOW STARTS 7 PM Mrs. Neutzling I. .! Is Attending Board Sessions In Bus Crash Deadline (Coouooea trm1 page I) Quilts , Contllllecl frllll ''• Varlalllo clnnclinou .......... ' Mondor with • litlla' ~ .. do.YIIJM _,.~• . Hlah . , !U>cla;f 'In u.. 701. ' . .' "' ,J,.. t, ,, ' 'f' '' 0NS '1 wives, agrl-btstnesa and other people lnlnterelltad In dairying. CouniY extension agents tn Gallla and Mason Counties with the asslstanee frolt\ other exterudon peraonnel trom both states plamecl and will conduct the tour. After some anxlole .....here '1111rado,y evenlna:, It Wll leamecl 1llal Bob Mardll a n d LaWI- (l'lniO) Baattanl were DOt m '1 tour lua 1llal . . . . "" llle Ollllklrte ot Rome, in)lr. lnl:lt per..,a yeaterda.Y. ~ lolornoocl the TrJb.. ... thla IIIDl'lllng 1llal the two Galllpoll- were In Lucca, 1&1¥ al lhe time ot the mllhap mm, J!Lo!!aal'a - . l!larebl IDd Ballllllll left here ... u.. - lui Salurda.Y. and are scheduled to relum home Tueado,y. Accardlna to United Prell Jn. tematlaual, lwenl;y - nine here of I lllar -oorecl by the (lllo ~ llhlvarolQ- Alumni A.ollllcloUGn wen ~ 'l'lllrswhen tltelr lua ' Shop At capitaL AmeJilcan Embassy .alclola aald tile bUurod wen return. lnB here. after 1 trill lA> Flor. GALLIPOLIS - ll'o now Lleutenam _P. 1;1. lofcCreel!y, commander of the Go!. llpol1s Poat, Slate lllgltwsy l'llrol. This was 1111101111ced Frtda,y by Col. Elber.fel~s In Pomeroy Open Both R. M. f . "\ ~. '· - Mec....,zy al lhe new l'llrol Andel'll'o - , A ~~&Uve of llcnln Count;y, Ohio, Lt. Novem. Ia, 1Hl, lfler!P'aduaU, tn the~·· Mi!CrieciY came to GalUp>lb In UllJ ~II. llOuinc :Work! ]"ar D, he iervect.Ia thllte4' Slatea Atm7.. ' • ,. PT. PLEASANT- Thellldal' atrlkeaplnstthe PL Pleo.aant Goodyear Tire ani Rubber Plam ended SatunlalwheamenofLocal 644, United Rubber Workers, 'tilted 21~9 to accept a..,. lbree year contract. '' ' · The 416 employes coverecl by the J)llcl wUI return to work oo their regular ahlfl MglnD!De at 8 L m. Sunday, . Two key losues during the l q strike were wages and en overtime clauao. The contract prevides wage lncrea.. s lolall• 58 cdlcta per hour over three yearo, 20 cent hike• tn eacb of Ute tlrat two yeoro and 17 cents tn the third. Tho previe~~s wage o!rer turnecl down June 2 IUIIOUited to 52 ceuta. 1n return, 111e union qreed to an o..rtlme clauaa permUting the OOIIJilaDJ' lA> limit owrttme wortc Ia two~~ to emplojooes lldUed In performing lhe Job• ln'iolved. Previous overtime work had to M aoolgneclm a deparlmelll bidding halls, l'flll&r'lleal of skills. Theoe two departmente empl07 about 260 men aid ocmpose the flcUicy'o raoln plem, prlncillol producer of the Awle Grove flcUlcy's Poqellclr realn used by Goodyear forUrecord, and oold to other !Inns tor varloua UMB. The contract, which e>e>lreo llaJ 31, 1972, Ia eodnwtecl by the c - to coat )uat uilller lbreo-qoartera 0( a mWioo. dellara. ·Auto Mechanics Class Quiet Tule ·fs _Meetip$ in fJ:arage . • :) HOEFLICH , 1<1~ In th~~ fulure- wllll»ulld - Autombolleoari>Qo · lhr~the ~~!'~roe. . · hereto stay ancl the Mill• Local 'l1le tralnlcw adiool will tltfi District Is iloll!llb dii.!Js part kl• P)JbliC .ta . rollln'. ' members are ' ' • . '111!101~ IHDIII frtm 1fill!odlmtc, · ' .· US, JUST ADD $50.00 TO IT, AND A PONCHO IS YOURS ••. FREE. ., ,., ' ' ROY NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND • •,·J . '· ..' -''''~ 'I ·• I ! • "< ' : ,I._ ,, I !~ , ,\ I ~er Foderolli~p~~oit lnauranc.-Corperatlan All Accotontl Insured Up To $15,000.00 .,.. ' !' .1' ' • .' \ RI!Bervations for the tour plus a $10 IKNI-OCefundable depoolt must be mall eel to Carter, along with namtJ, address and Silence, heavy. deep and rich telephone number, by Monday Oct. 6. The With unpealed golden tones, remaining $1;5 must I» paid oo later titan FUls the vacuum, overflows, Monday Oet. 13. Reservations are on a In waves against a hidden shore. first - eome, first • served basis. ~o stretch lts fingers, catch there The dally schedule follows: a hold, Monday Oct. 24 - Leave Pl. Pleassnt And bathe the pool in perfect peace; sreo, early mornlDe. Travel 1-n to Cam· Then deep recessed lna hurried mind bridge, eaat on 1-70 through Pomoylvanla There cornea a quiet, complete reto Hagerstown, Md. - Martinsburg, W. leaae. Va. area. Before the evening meal, vl&lt FJlen Neal, the Dr. D. R. Dodd farm at Hedgeoville, Gallipoll o, Ohio w. Va. Tuesda;y Oct. 21- VIall the Pete Walker farm ne8r Charlestown, W. Va. Box lunch at U:30 a.m. at llarpero Ferry. Tour tile ~Janctro Ferry National Hlatbrt. ··" · ·. • • , ~l)..l'ark. Las€ sill!) vtolt tlte Muyload ,-elt VlrliP!a BuU Stud, Frederick, Md. 'l'rivel to Blltimore for ovoaln8 meal and lodtPDio Wodnesdsy Oet. 22 - Leave Bait!. GALLIPoLIS - GallU Caunly Prose- more area, travel through Annapolis, cutor llamlln Kine wiU present a short across the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Into program on marijuana MondaJ' evening, the Easlarn Shore areo. Visit Fair Hill Sept. 22, In tlte comm... Pleas Court Room Farm, Edwin c. Fry, Chestertown, M1 of the Gallla Count;y Court House at 7:30 Tour Longwood Gardens, near KeMett Square, Pa., after luncb. VIall the Modell p.m. '1'1111 program will Include a film about Allred Farm, Chathsm, Pa. Stay In tlte marijuana which Prosecutor King recently ehoweclln all the~ Schools tntltecoonb'. Made eapeolally for the teenoge level, le also Informative to aclults l»cauae It gives tnalallt:' not only Into tlte effect& of the dng, but a! so into the reasons for teenage uoage. The prosecutor eald that whlle marijuana usage is not yet a major problem In Gallla Caunly, there io (lreal POMEROY - A RD 1 Middleport man potent!a1 for It becoming ooe. au8lalnecl pslnfUl InJuries to his left arm This, hopefUlly. can 6e prevented by In a two" car accident at 3 p.m. Saturday Informed parenle and teenasers. Klngurg. on the Happy Hollow Road a short dlatanoe eel all J)llrents of teenage children to at. north cl Route 124. tend. The Melp Couni.Y titerltr 8 deport. mont aa1d Bill Gruli>, 26, wast<ealnd at 1N CAMDEN CLARK Veterano Memorial lloopltll In Pl>m•roy POMEROY - Count;y Auditor Gordm for the InJury which Included fractures Caldwell who sulfored a severe heart at. tack Thursdsy Ia tn Camdan Clark Hoapt. at the elbow and wrist and a laceration tal, Parkerabur& IJlatea4 or· St. Joseph lhlt reQIIred 39 atitchos. Grubb wao removed to tlte hoapllal by Pomeroy emer. lloapltll u was prev!ouaiJ amounoed. geney _ _.. Au~es reported carl driven by INTERVIEWS ANNOUNCED RACINE - Appllollllll for teaohar Grubb and Ida Hyaell, Rutland, collided In aide posWoils under the Tltle lproaram a curve. Gnlj) reporteolly wao riding with hla left ann' out tlte window 0( hle auto 0( the s..rthem lAical School Dlatr1ct will be llqrvlewecl from 9 a.m. lo 12 noon wl11111be two vehlclea olde•lriped. No arrelll were reporlejt. Therewu ·a:;~·'at the ~ Hlab Scbool medium .,_to - veblcleo. Man Injured In Accident : Jf YOU ALREADY HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH Tourlola will travel In charterecl IRis from Pc. Pleasant and return there at the end of lite tour. The rwte will be to either Ripley or Ravenswood, then over 1-77 to Cambrldp and east oo 1-70. The charge per persm tor bus and four nl&lrts loclglng lo $75. Meals will be additional and paid for at each stop, Goming VISit the D&D MEAT DISTRIBUTOR day, 0n · ' · Furnishings For Your Home A lllar ' apokeBIIIICI llld onlY two IRioloods o1 tour mernbera mode G1e trill to F1areDoe Wed. neadsy, willie oUlara went lA> lhe lale of Coj)rL Pllllce 1114 the Ius was laYIng a toll blabWa1 wllen It ap. parenU,y blew • tire, oli. tlta · hi&hwaJ IIIII craMed 1n1o an emi»'*-'L Nine aboord lbe :=:::=::::::::::::::::~::::::_\':::::::~:::::::::::..::::=-.:::::c:::::::::::::::::::~::~::. Thlo lo an .Wcatlooal toor, Corter !)01n"!!l out, to pin new Ideas and lnformatlm about dllry farming. There will I» time for enlo7ment and relaxation eacb Dr,\lg· . A J)llat COIMIIII· 27, American i/i~~~~. Ncl..~:-~11!;~.-nl -~~ • > ~ •• II¥ In Colpmhua for a brio! promatlon ' Wearing Apparel For Your .Fami,_ly And ' Clltaracnollte, auperintclndenl 0( the Qlio Sate Patrol, Friday and Saturday Nlglds Unftl 9 . I Welker, beside Rowe, preserted the Ohio flag, and Mrs. Francis IQein, mistress or ceremonies, is next in line. McCreedy Promoted at Rawl~ CCIIII rw,ra111ot11e. lllllb• Feda'al Reserve srst• er, 111111 Roy Rowe, Bookmbolle employe and a veteran. 1be American flag S!jcurefd by COng. Clarence MUI-: er e1rlier, his been nown over the Capitol. Rep. Ra)ph lhe tamUiaa ollhe ln,;lre4. Pa&e I) ¥- ' .. . Feciney..Jionnett Poat i28, Amerlcap Legion, whooaDPI'IJ· era-"" ot laly'a . AMERICAN AND THE STATE FLAGSwereralsedFrl· *· the llllllldl1a .' , clay at Ilia Meigs Bookmobile Headquartero tn P<lllBrl>l' ooncludlcw a special service In cmsenance of Conalitulioo Week. Frun left to right rslalng lhe flago are Paul Cascl, who opoke duriDB the prosram; Walter Bunce, chaplain ot s.r • 'I ' r . -~ - Lancaster, Pa. area for the lliSht. Thursdsy Oet. 24 - Drive Into Chester County, Pa. to vislt the Donald Hos . . l<lltheaFn Pomaylvanla - the 1969 tetter Sr., tarm and the Allen Lee Stoltt .. • Mid - Ohio Vall~ Dairy Tour, Oet. 20- fus Farm, at Honey Brook, Pa. After lunch, 24, elfers a week to remember, according drive to Hershey, Pa. w toUr the Hershey to Bry11011 R. Carter, Gallla Count;y Exton· Chocolate Plant, the world' a largest cho- 11 lira. Minor Ia CCIIcerned. She pcrchaaes 11111111 of her quilt material I from I b e Fabric !llqc, No Ianger are bit& a n d ecnps uaed. Mra. Minor Jill'· cbaaas daerCIII and 111icm by the yard for her orea1:1ona. The botllnsa are daercm. Ullnl such materials keeps bua eacapedlldclrJ, the IJll)ts ''p,dJy IDd Duffy,.. Mrl. Minor says. The IJialer. !ala are eaoy to care for 111111 ANKLE FRAcrtJI!I!2) long narlng. liar _911111 should Mrl. lloralll)' L. Delawder. 1ut a mln111K1111 of 50 years, 57, RL 2 Bidwell,-~ abe oonunenta. to Holzer Macllcal r:-, Flnt Aetlve, lA> say the leaot, Mrl. Ave., at 6:tll p.m. '1111radsy, Minor Ia an avid aardenOr. Her with a lractuncl left aalde. !Ice flower prd0111 are well malo- Wll IQ)INcl wllen abe fell willie talnecl and I IIlilS 0( color, Of. walkla8 down a bill near her 1011 the)' are vlallnd Ill' prdan home. clubs of the COUll\)'. She daao all altho yard ma1ntenanoe work DINNER, FUN PLANNED - 111111 a btl Jard it II - lithe All meml»ra of Chrtatlan a..r. Minor home. II addltiCII, ..,. cheo and Churchaa of Chriat of worko some In the OOIDIIIIudb' the Meigo area are lnvilnd lA> a p>ll.aloe. potluc:k dlmer and fellowship • Not onlY lfrl. Mlaorhlvo hour Sunday al 1:30 p.m. at the a greooc u.unt> It comea lle4(Qrtl .._.,..ado. An after· to rala1Di - · but llbe alao '"""' otaamea hal l»en pla'"'l'd. hal an artllllc hlllld wllen It The !P'OUIIIII are localnd at llle • oomea lA> arrantllnl lbam. Her end of ,_ IlL 33. ....---wlllblue rlbbonl II flower lhoWI. Sbe DAVID E. RIES DIES belanaJ "' u.. Cadell Club. lla vld E. Reea, Baltimore, Her hulband Ia • victim "' Ohio, fonDer lfelp Counl1 root· lllllllple aclerolll. He hal had dec&, 4led early.-.,. In IJDI..,... the 111..... lor 29yeara 111111 baa alb' lloopltal, Columbus. He Wll been uaablo to work (01' lbe Jt,tt prece4ed In dealh b>' hla wile, 15. )fr, MJnooo baa aa1y &nUe Mary, Nov. 1168. F1menl ..,.. vloe1 will M Sunday at 3:30 p.m. for tile enerlle~ """ tal- "' hll wife. . OPEN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH $50.00 AND RECEIVE YOUR FIRST PONCHO FREE ... THEN YOU IIAY PURCHASE UP TO FOUR MORE, FOR ONLY $2.00 EACH. ··:- ' . GALUPOLIS - FI'OII! tlte Ollto River VIII~ to the eastern shore 0( Maryland and then Into the rolling hill ewntry 0( 23. Tour leaders reltaled lA> re. leue lnlormaUCII an liuelacrt. They llld they Mllld tele,llhone .Period. NEED MORE THAN ONE? ' . ' ;. cOlate and cocoa plant. · morning, the group wiU start home, arriving at Pl. Plea- In the 1at.o Of- lng. ReservatiCMIS and IIMDY 11101 M to llld Carter, Count;y ExleDIIIon Allld, Agriculture, P.O. Box 72, r.ollt,po!ll, Oblo 45631 or your local extena1on ...... U Gallla Count;y. ~· obauld ha made 11'\Yable to: Gallle COod;r ADbMI 0( > • • $50.00 or more, and we will give you your Meigs Mcrauder Poncho absolutely free •.• Made of lightweight vinyl, and imprinted In Maroon & Gold colors, these rain ponchos Iii I iHie folks ond big Ialka, too. If you have boon thinking of storting o Savings Account, but hove been putting it off, now is the time to open one. You will earn 4~ on your savirrgs, and have this handy aHicial poncho to boot. - ' ' 32 PAGES nel. Pconeroy and Middleport COUJ>o ence. ells approved the proposals from Thoae 'burt were treated at Ohio Video on May 19. hoapltala. Doctor• How many resident& WiD sign llld a lew were onlY llliiiJll¥ to receive the service hal not ~ and w:e. ~~ to , been ~ ,'VI, char&lt-11. ""nt.Mali!F . , .. ...... loft Columllao, " per mOiith icir each custcltler wltlt no inslallatlon cha111e to be Ohio, "" Sept. 13 111111 arrived Involved If resldems sign for the In lhe llllllt - · They plan service durbw the construction to to Columbus ... Se!t. Just come into our office and open up o Savings Account of • • .. :;,'I.UIIIIeritlnd more." 1 · <! ' ' ' ' The tourists will stay overn181rt In '1'1111 tour of dairY farmo and points lntereot le primarily piiUIIIIId for Ohio tlte Harrisburg, Pa. area. On Frldl.y and West VIrginia dairy fermer•. their 290n0SU Tour Injured son, Gallla """ Melp - · " FREE - When You Open A Savings Account of $50.00 or More. _,.. · ' • • oloo Agent, Agrloulture. Mrs. Ben Neutzllng ot 105 Mo.. ple Place, P<mel'O)', fa attending an executive board meetingofthe American Legloo Auxiliary In Coo lumbus this weekend. She also wW partlclJ)IIIe in a schoQI ot Instructions Saturday for depart. mont chairman of the RehabUI· lation, Chlld Welfare, Amari...,. lam, Cmununlly Senlce and J1>o nlor Activities Cmunl-s. Sesolona WiD I» at the NeU House with Mrs. Melvin W. Junge, del)llrlment preoldent, ot Holgate, Ohio, presld!QI. Mrs. Neutzli!ll is the eighth dlotrlct prelldont and in charge of memberoldp In Fairfield, Perry, Hoctdcw, Athena, Vinton, Jack· .. Po111eroy or Rutland A· . · .}. , · .an rea : ;;..~: , ' · -~- ~ - • PARIS - TilE COI!IMIINISTS AT THE VIETNAKtalka have otepped .., d......,latiCMIB ot U.S. peaoe moves In an _...at...,.. paign to make Preoldont Nbon at least aa toocs1t 11 ,....,... Preoldent l.yndon 8. JohnsOIL Eight months afler his lla118111'8tiiWI ~ a aariea of move a towant dHsoalalirw the llghttcw Nixon 11 ..lnlr.ntad with olmoot . stant charges he Is stepping UP the war. MARRIAGE UCENSE Arnold Johnson, 39, Colwnbuo, and Alma Ruth Shain, 18, Racine. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK , . . ·1:lrltb l'oel Jame~ ~ "Women lri wtaer thla . men becauae they -Ieos and Weather ' Hanoi crowd ~ up altaaV Funeral Home. Friend• """ call at the fUneral home -.,. from 7 to 9 p.m. lllrlal will .. In sacred llaort Cemetery. AYAILAilE AT... '~ · 'f; . ' eptloo In MDaoow within lhree weeke lo diSOUII lhelr bordet CIUU'reL • · 'lllere wu no olllolal ccD!rmatiCII ot the .--t, wbleh IPIW4l thrOUilh Western and neutral ombaslleo. '1'1111 ,/port llld SOVIet l'te• mier Alexei N. Koanln had perauaded adDole l'rllllllpr a.au .EDlal In their brief lalk at Peki~W Alrpori last week to ooaila del,... tlon to Ibis capital to dlscusa the border t:rodlles wlllch ha" oaUIId at least !he pitched hattlea In the J)llst alx monllls. IDe. Roeary 18MCOI will I» held thlo evenlna: at 7:80 at Ewflle WHther The Stor111 With Your Own Blakt.Lee · · TbougbiM:"' ' MOS(X)W- THE SOVIETS TODAY MDctJLA'l'imao ..__ ........,_ ,.,.. ,.. ed roport lllat they will reoehe a tq>.io;el Cammunlat Clilneaa del- (T ochnlcolor) COLOR Sammy Davis, jr. P,ter Lawford ' Communilt lfUfllnil reported cornlnw Caldwell oufrered a oooere heart -.) Brlddea and lfrl. Herman attack Thuroday nightot his home (Ama) Grue11r, all of IUie. In TlfJpers Plains. He is oonlln..__.._ ....._. .~ - 1 ~vu..r, ' •-. .... "'" ed to the lnlenohe care word ot rqr; !P'ondddldren. st. Joaeph HClfllltal In Parker.. Funeral aenloea will be Sol. burg. urda,y at 10 a.m. at lhe Soered llaort Church wlllt lhe Rev. Fa11em11r4 ~ .alolat- TONIGHt, SATURDAY AMD SUI!IDAY SEPT. lt-20-21 O... lo , ....,,. Program "KILLERS THREE" .,m··e·,l. l·,.,., . a..U. ~.. Holllllld. J.u:r tliei!arflrhladld. • , "-" . . . l'oll.. a.Iel Joi\D lla1llx>viii1'Nl4'~ lhe woa·lll t h • ~tore r..- aboot 11.. mbaltea. When be n~ . e ..,, 1111111"' . ailll lhe oar doar woo*"' He 1114'1110 i.Crilo COunt¥ Sherlfl'a no.. P!lrtmont bloodhlllilll ... uled'llwroc~Q, bolt~ ... '*· lif ... Lf&cperlhay "' L.onln ~.toafoodiloarlootW""'IIdl,*tllllll'*~ln . '. ' '' .. swn.~ ·. ~Aoaod-. Korea Visit Educational To Student BY PAT HOUCK GALLIPOLIS - This pasl week Stephanie Gibert, daughter of Dr. an:l Mn. Gordon Gibert, was too close to the e)(pertence or having been in South Korea nine weeks to evaluate all of her tmpoossions of those colorM, energetic people. But one thing was very clear, Through lt, she gained a much deeper appreciation of the advantages or democracy and of the American way ol life. Steptenle, a senior at Miami Uni· versity, (Ohio) participated in the redp. rocal excha~e program of work train- ee ship arranged by students in Economics and Business Foulxled in 19 8, It Is a program rtSEC). managed by stude s. It Ls acthe in 49 countries, and is the largest organization of lt.s kind in the United States. Miss Gibert spent 10 days In Japan and n1ne weeks In seoul. Kor& Tolcyo wai ,JUst like a ' 1>111 !lew 'l:«k ttt1.'• Tht ·ywcA there has just two J~nese scyled rooms. "I had to aok for the Japanese rooms," she said WhUe in Korea she stayed with the Korean landly of Huh. The Cather,presf .. dent of two large firms, was the camuy head In the old sense. He was fed first, the best food; he entered the room first. He arranged the marriages oChisdaughters. In the rooms of the Huh home there is very Little furniture. Small items common in American homes are kept out of sight in cupboards in Korean bootes. The food is prepared in the kitchen, then carried to another room on little tables. Early TV dinners? The chopsticks in the Huh home were silver. The Gallipolitan said, ''ltwasdif... ficult to master them because they were heavier and shorter than the woOOen ones I had learned to use." Most of the rood was highly seasoned, marinated, or bland, alm_ost tasteless rice. "I really learned to like rice," she said, ''Blt J wasn't fondofwhatthey call deasert. A form or uncooked pie dough with cinnamon and sugar. The custom there is to eat a late breakfast, lunch at 2 p. m., and dinner at 8 p. m. Dinner is served to the father first on a separate table. .. All these meals are about the same," stephanie said. "Most or the families where I lived are not westernized," she contiooed. "The girls are not allowed to date. ••Betng American, I was treated royally. I was taken to work by a chauft'eur ani alwus treated like a lady. even to "* i > . ' ' ··'·~~· ' ~v , . fl' ... :~o, . . STEPliANIE GIBERT, In lrldlt!CIIelKorean dress, celebrated her 21st blrtbilly In South Korea. II features embroido&'y work on the center front and arowad U. sleeves alii neck (note the unus.J. t)1De ollhe !root how). The two-pieoedreashaa no bllttons aid no zipper. It is held with ties. The drawstdng purse abe balds wu also handmade to match tile dre11. being allowed to enter ahead of a man.: "They think Americans can do no wrong. They say, 'You fought roruL You shed blood for us•." The atmosphere in South Korea Ia one of fear, with barbed wire on tops of walls that surround the homes. They still fear the communists to the north. No stranger is admi~ to a home without identification. u Fear that is almost unbelieveable permeates everythq,,. she said. The wa,y Koreans construct build~s fascinated Stephanie. ~'They build a 10 story building tn six months, by work-Ing all dal' am night wllh just mo._er and no machines," she said. Even thOUgh there is a lot of bull~ ing, less than tOper centofthe roads are paved. The principal transportation is (Continued oo page 3) �. \ ___ .. .' ' \ ' . .;by P atro,l 011 . . . . . . . .. ' · • Tloo SUOda)' Tlmn • Sonllnol, &.nda,y, . ..• . ~bor 21, 19611 1. '. • ,.1 ·~~.e~r ~ ' . . Wr¥. ll'lllt·t o - · ;', , ' I, (Centlnuod lrcln- l) rallrc:.d. ,~ Cpllep alplletiU there, ao otudento In OUl' .lent, are CCII)ClOrnod with eausas. TllOJ had rioted lorslxwoeks,jii'O!eoU,. . """""' o1-.. · lain racial )llllil!e.\ rnliieid ot or81UIIon~ . lllir~ to IJn. 1inwzovms r ... relatlcN, IIIU ' .PI:"'• ~s-·. - .NI' : 111e ~·~ aclloQba• oet • .pre- tbat w~~~ ..... ~ ...... . , . • ~ ~...,.. "!*! U.;.~ICOIIO.I Goil8nl ·un'totcl barm 1n u.,. (U!ure. a charwa In U.O . .lltutlon. lo America ~ .....,... ..... 3• ..... --~ .._ of - mr ...._,a buill o1 tlte ae11oe tltow took IDionae debate '"' the eaJVtn. the - • e • boldnd II. tlon floor and baekatap, tba Ill._. COI1\'elltlen ..,..,.od :...::;::, are tlto laeta "' tile a reauluUon lnotructiDa tile • ehurdl'a """"'II to · .it Lall Apil26,a-ly~ a11oeato ''Dot le'u !ban poo;oOO ' :~aii~oma ·bal•ollon coiled tlto Black .' 0 o.velq)ment COnfer. Ill tile rwu-1 Commllleo of Black Cmclunon, U. eeumanl. ~ ..., (liore1nlifter coiled the col which had· ondorood -ve .,...1. Fee "KILLER R~ Oiant ' '..IEDC) "Black tlto Black Manllellfll and which by had Jld>Ucly lndleatod Ito. · ' '=PMb, dernandlna $300 miJ, !mention ol r1~118tlle~aco.·,,., .. In ,._lllklna" frGib 'pal 111'1111 to tile BFDC. Tho COIIYOition'a aet1en was ' .,, ~ clllrCbaallld _ . _ '1'ba manlfoat6 .... full of allaeked by oomo blacka who ·~ rheiGrle, lnclud- oald It wau1c1 bave been more ,;ll!l·: >_.ai colllorovortltrow honest 01111 moreiXAII'...,...!or ~ar,lba eoJ!lallat IYatem Inc! • tile .clllrcb to msko the 11'1111 jlpe<ll!l• Ill tolze eholrcb dlroelly to the BEDC rather and dl~ cburcb titan lndlroelly throollh a unlou the "r--, · .il';tliilfiii' - - ''<;Om"' Q1'81111zatlon. _ . paid. · 811 tba abarpoot eriUcilm ':: ~":":: baocomefromwhite~cq>a.. by IIUCh laetlea 11 llano, Including some who _.-ted tile ehurob'a 1968 up 1 lllll'slllp service aet1m ollocadag $9 million lor .York' a Rlverllde COIIUIIUIII1r organlzlllkln and odd otaclns oiUa aeonomle development In black ol vlirloua church -PI "SALT& co Sanuny D P.-L ~ ' GENEIIAL . HOSP!l'AL Admlaalooa - llallle emu, Wnt ! l Angela Saruulen· MIDDLEPORT Flllloral GALLIPOL~ . Anae14 D11111 oorvlcea David E. Rau, 60, Soundora, -.11,)' old .....,..... Balllmore, a>Jo, former Melcl ol Nr. and ~~r B. L. Saontert, I CouniJ relidenl who dtod f'rl- 111. 2, GalltPollo, died bt.lbo cloy In Unlver~ Jloti1llal, Co- liolzir Modi~ c.ntor aaFirtl lumbus, wlll . bebeiAI-at AYe.,~. 3:30p.m. at theRawllnp.CoaU illrvlvlnll boaldas Flllloral Home. are U.. polornallJI'anljlarepll, Mr. Raea woo bom In P1tt.a. Mr. and Mra• . _ ..,,...,.. burJ, Kan., the ""' ol tile late lllld tbo matonal David and Anna WW!ama Ree1. Mr. lllld• Mrl. Frink > • He servod witlt tlte U, S. AriD,Y Grave.W. rltoo under t1te dl. .mine World War n. · ne11oo o1 Miller's Homo for &lrvlvoro Include one oiltor, ~ Soil¥fcloy Mra. Rachel Warner, Jaekaon, afternOon .at the Cillo V~ and aoveral nloceo, nephewa Memory Gardella. and coulinl. ·1 Mr. Rees waa preceded In : doatlt by illl wile, Mary, No. .; : vamber, lHB. · the funeral .i"!Jneon,tllns. ~"' Tloo Rov. Max Dmohuo will lal will be Iii•Mll01 ~:. Rutland. •'; ."f I tor AVAl ••• • to the Black boc'\1118 • burniDI .. at .. ....,. ........uen tho,.._ j • i 1 :,tl,· F'uller!'lo , ... ,.'·''. ·:· . ,~,- -- held thlo Some donomlnat1aaa It out olhand. Otlterl, nfllllqJ: to ciYo IUnla to """"· JIIQIIIloodlo llep "' .....-.ema. Bel¥11le. ,.. J-• ·. . Dlacharlu - . Elmer Nap. 1111'· .. • .. r., ~. .. odoplecl ',~- clratlfd bic~ .T ·ldeoiDI:y of the Bla<k Mini(•~ to, we .recosnki that the Black Eeonomle Dov"'-ent Conlor•ce Ia a movement whiCt. 11 an ' _..s~on of IOI!odetermlna. tbat ma,y oeem unreasonsble or even outragews Is to go the oecond mile vol181tarlly," ·sald tlte Rt. Rev. William F. Crelil>fDn, ~~ blohop o1 Walllllnaton, D.C. "A Black Manifesto can be re)lUdlated but the ery of a hurt - l e camoi be. bolp·her bo alloUerrounclecl,,.,...lulaw~le . member ot the ......., · Allar a time, abe will bo alll8to~k p:ld. again Ia ._tete • - • · nat -.on phraltl, waldqr to bo illterprotod. torsot.Amerleano were here Ollldledlor ua," Is the llrot lillll8 a Koraanii,Yo to •we tlontoroqanlzadOnoftltebleek eommunlUe• .t n AmericLr' Tho point, tllaY II,Y, Ia that blaek emrotunen regard tlte BEDC aa a potedlally vlllllllble organization, deservlug .,. sup. port. And at tlte SOUtll Bend eaJV-"- black cburchmon ......... _.ed to white ehurchmee to truat jllelr judgment 1n thlo molter Instead of IIIW'Inir 1II1IIAI rulas and white logic, In this eonnootlon, It Is pointed out that tile BEIJC hoB been extenolvely reorganized. Forman baa been eased out of Its chalrmanohlp and elfocdve control Ia now lodged Ina group el mllltlnl black elerl!l'men. ., think moat of uo besan to reollzo at SOUth Bend that tho only wa,y to deal witll demando Slepha!U, 21, plana to &O I!Xo bull· aoeo wllen she II'Oiioatea. " ' - lllull In JWII u • CPA. Her \ron In Korea with llio phimelllllleal firm, ~A, will ., . "We ll(hl eomm10111111. We DOYel; cliUrcb. C<lahnllaa - at Soulll Bl!bd. In roply churob Cltllclall ~.~~~~ Ind., Ai!I•U, tlle'vl~'~man ,polnl out 0tbat !Ill' ..;.._......, an llilllllilr lelterunil ,ot tba BEDC, • l'!llllldeJ~ reooluUon tncbidod t h·e• , , callalrolnlrate111111. Nelro wllO IIU takai the ualnt ......,... · - reo~ 111e o1 ~ KlnJitia. ""'~~~~ reJeeU"* IIJicb o1 u.. baa. aurreadered fD tba ml~ !rom 'PtasllllnjJ llll!hDP Jiihn. · E, IJint• and are~ demanded that tlte ~on bal.._,.., They II,Y cl•e 'priorllr Jl> ~ on tile """ , Maillfello'a 4eJ!Iand for repon. • l ·······- . lgni.~s Backlml_l· ~ lllllil81o molD· taln an allliro!cl _ , diJtlnCe. .'.•• ' . SUFFERS 9EAD INJIJliY , GALLIPOLIS - Tllomaa R, Treclwti, . .an Amerlean. ... J r., 1•..., • -~, JOn ol Mr. IDd Mr1. The moon walk woo an -~ -• • of R ~ · ..,,_ ,..,..,.. • u~wl,f, Sr., WOI admltlod to tltalr l...,..at In Amer1ea ..., • ..,.o Holzer lledlcol Center, Flrll Avo., at 11 Amerieln. 'Four bla lalevlslon acreena p.m. Frldl,f witlt a heod InJury, Hewaoln. were set "' out of d-• so t1te peq>lo )Ired while plll'iniJ ~~ at liiiiDan (;~~;~;~~;;~;~Trace~~ f, ·' INJIJRED IN FOOTII.\I.l. 2Raelao,woo--tolloliir¥ofia!·· Cder, Ffrll AYt., wU1o a boM ...,,Ill llldJe ....,_ roaaillfll&•lil.• elno JUIIIor 111&11 SebooL .' ~ WOI!n)ared IIJCIIAEL WAUU!R PORTLAND - Nr, · and 1\li'l. Henry Walkar, Port. lahd, bave reeelvod wmdtbat their son Pic. Mlebael J. Wol. kor was WWIIJied &Iring hoi· tlle aet1on In VIetnam on Sept. 5. ·The teJegram atatod that he had suffered a fracture el his ri81rt hlp and Is reeoverlug In a hospllal In Vleblam. Walker enllated In t1te U.S. Army on March t, 1969. He attenlod SOUtltern ~ ~ and received his diploma alter entering oer- ,•• ,. ,. Know Your Rights When Tax Return Is Audited really wlllrt lo III8U a fed. Br .CARLTON SMITH and sucb a notice or make any RICHARD PUTNAM PRATT era! case out of It, lblre'o J the U.S. Ta• Court.-41 ·111e amount you're arJUinl eboat is worth the coot. Generelly, If you've &ot a reasonably good c-, you'll get at least an otter of a comr,romise settlemeut at a low· evel bearing. So, when the phone rlnp and a voice ll!ays, ''11d1 111 the Internal Revenue Smr· Ice," don't reacb for lbe viee, Hla acklress is: Pic. Michael J, Wolkor, E 211348.5728, Co. 112-3 1 ~t In!. Bde, llospllal Mall Sectlm, APO San Francleeo • '• poison. 96381. For a Come-Alive Feeling Are you a slow starter? A wake-up bath will stimulate circulation a n d eUminate hours of morning drowsiness. Whether the water is cold, sballol. Critlca' VIew , "Not,very many humanneeda hot or lukewarm, scrubbing with a soapy sponge or washThooe crlllelo that are golug to be met by POO,OOO, cloth will b r i n g blood to the EPa_. convention, by but vast averues el trust are those half-asleep muscles to lllllMilriDa to st.. in to tltreots, _,... up by saylug, 'We've give you a come-alive feelbaa undermined tlte polltloo ol tried to minister to hurt ing . "'IPO!I'"ble Nep-o Ol'llniza- bumaa!zy In tlto name o1 0u111 tloaa lllld bas <reatod the 1m. and we bavon't ckMlo very well· preaoloo tltat Yiolent dllrUJIIIve you ma,y know better; take thl~ toctleo an tile bell wav to ob. In trust.'" ;· '', Profo11lowal Bual-• T... loJno ... .,. .....1,... Oftly tlwOUih a collo,olovol ,..,....,, Church Class Will _GBC GRADUATES GET THE BETTER JOBS! (New Qu.- Bqlns Assist Buffington bel4 '• GALLIPOLIS- I l l - .A. P*!!r~ - o f Mr. 1111!1 MH.JoloaS.CGtni,•a.. Decemblr 10) • Wrllo or call for calalot and lo""-tiOII • GALLIPOLIS IUSINESS COllEGE ·"' . * ' } ' ' ·•I I I ' 4.: I' ' ,. ' 2 Patrol :..;, ' ' :Cases are •.' ,, ~. In ' Court GALLIPOLIS - Robert E. Monison, 19, Rt. 1 VInton, was fined $20 and (Data, no opera. tar's Ueense, and Harry L, lloiP, ts, Gslllpollo, $10 and eeota !01' apoedlng Frldey In GoDipolla Municipal Court. hod been cited by the State lll&bway Patrol. It other caaea, those forfeltlils lxnla were Donald L. l'lrkbla, 30, D.lroka Star Rt.; Robert E. Qrisemer, 25, Rt. 1 Otelblre~ and Demll L Boothe, 111, 1'11mero7, all $18 ._Hag: Atloa a Feature ms Game TUPPERS PLAINS - Add• lng to tile loatlvltles of home. eomlng at Eastern H I g h School Friday, wl!en t1te Eastern Eagles meet the Glous. ter Tom C&ta, will be a float contest. The coolest is belug spon. sorod by tile Ealtern l!lth Glee Club Wider tile dlroctton ol Mrs. Paul Nease, advisor, and the varsity cheerleaders, Mrs. Don Wrlgb~ advisor. Prizes or $25, $15 and $10 will be awarded first, seconl and third place, respeetlvely, All organizations of the school and community In t1te Eaotern School District may enter the contest. A!lllllca. Ilona ma,y be olU!ned at t1te high school, BEG I Charged GALLIPOLIS - City pollee charged Charles W. Lamm, 29, Columbus, with reckless oper .. atlon alter an accident at 2:05 a.m. Saturoay on Smltlters St. GALLIPOLIS - John A. Jen. . He was not tn;lred. Police said Lamm, headed kino, 18, Bidwell, had minor southeast on Smithers St., lost Injuries but was not treatod ID control or hU& car. The vehicle a lingle ear accident a1 12:45 struck a parked station wagon a.m. Saturoay on Rt. 554, lour owned by VIrginia J. Harmon, and two. tenths miles welt of In front or her residence st25 Cheshire. The State llillbway Patrol Smithers St. D . . - , 21, Rt. 1 dolectlve ex. ballt; Larry F. Hinderer, 73, ......... CIQ-, $28, !all!UIR!AGE LICEN~ .jn to yill4,tbl rl8ht ol wa.r; POMEROY - Jclon Allred ....., L. IID)'iil, 29, Bldwell, Anderaon_ 22, Pomeroy and ... !pu.... wltllout tile asiiUJ'. Joan Elizabeth Hewataon, 22, O.Oiblre, $18, EPT Driver r.m.. i4 cl.r mon wagun throuBh a !oneo Into the yard then bounded across and off the left side of tile read striking a parked ear - b y Garland B. ChapiiUIII, at 2f Smithers st. Lamm•s car went ·through a hedge at the Chapman ~; and ..... Fomeroy. residence. 34, Rt. 1 Mi~ord, $79, Wallace Monroe Morris, 21, There was minor damage amiGid. Rt. 3, Pllmeroy and Cormle to tile hedgi, and renee and mod· Jlldilo Rallal't S. Betz !lnod Bess AnderB<III, 19, Rt. l, Long erate damage to the cars. M. Parrllh, 54, Galli- Bottom. Pollee lnveatlgatod a - Jiudla, n:.:;;; .,' • . IIIlO and coots. oo a cll;y _... iltarp oflallure to yield r111onr wa,y. Gone Faca- 1;Y Slerll!'s Department, the li!lrio''ISi~ GoD!polla, lor!olted ease ct CecU McCoy, 21, Rt. Ill a police charaeof 3 MI. Gilead, charpd witlt two • a··liond eouata of lnsu!!lclentllmdo, was .Nno~M by tho GoD!o CcaJD.. eonlinuod wttll lolondai. ....Wim. !!""-------. ~., , Q.~1ttt Q.j;~B Jl:l":arcuu: )l;lll':ar .-; "THAT OLD PAIHIONID GOODIIIII" 1-~~=;~;....._!::~~o.::,___ ~-~•:•:..J , ·. , = aeeldont at 12:08 a.m. satur. cJa,y at Bob Evans ~ Eastern Ave., Involving can driven b.v Lewis L, Lowank, SG, Park Foreot, Ill., and Ja1011 lL 9teprd, Jr., 37, Gallipolis. There was miOor damqo to both car&. No one waalnjur.. eel and oo charge was Wed. Teenager Hurt C , , ll , rtllca y 10 said tbal Jenkins, headed welt, went off tile rl8ht ol tile hlsbWI1 Into a dlteh. The 1B83 Mercury was tlemoll-. No eharp was Died. Caro drlvenbyllaroldE, Watson, 43, Cheshire, and Edee!IL Durhlm, 27, Vinton, eolllcled at 10:t0 .~~om. FrldaJ on Rt. 7, 1n Cheshire, teet south o1 the junctim of Rt. 55f. omeers aald - can wen north. WaiiOit llowed lor a vehicle ahead Ill maka a loll turn. llurbam, oeoordlnllo so BankAm•icard(r). Combineli with your signature, it's positive ldelltllicatlen that you are who you say you •• . . . the best Identification you can carry In yow wallet or purse. SUPPORT SOUGHT POMEROY- Anaelfoeseek. bw atglll't .for ehlltlren woo !llecl Iii Melli Common I'IMI Court Frf4811Q' Eliza. ••• belli Aon a.- IUna. 112 Main st., Klrlcland, Dl,, qalnll s.m. ua1 Ill,)' Bolton, 125 Loc:ull st., ~. under tlta Slate'1 Jl6. ·clproCII AIJI'Mmonl, • MINIMUM 20 SQ. YOS. INDOQR-OUTPOOR "CARPET NOT . iNcLUD.EO'·IN THIS SPECIAL! l!(!ller, Mrs. Juanita _ Dr. F. M. .• .,. -::=~~ ~~~:;s~T~ !liil!!iiili"' ' ' Y SEPT. 22 '.. ·. ~~---~···· ~::!::V.!:ne~:~ ~=~ESSU~Y . n.,'Oih.Y ~DLEPORT ' . *· model ear riJ)Iled ...t · 100 feet of guardroll bolore cr~llldnl 1mo t1te 0111 0( t1te brJd&e over ()Qyae Creak 111 t1te Cabell • Muon Uue,TIIo vei)IC\e,aeon. vertlblo, lllppecl IWiloJt dqWII a a d blocked the ~ J .. ;:_--r..:;_ ___ ~~"'·"'· ·--...-. --... Over 500 Colors and Patternt .To Select Fr0111. .C~m• In T~oy and Mol:• Your Soloctlon / •, . ~..;.4"~ ' NYLON • WOOL • ACRILAN • HERCULON til!h- ROTARY MEETS MIDDLEPORT - Jj!dae Jolin C. Bacon presided lllrlng a "story • teUIDg, open lllOOIInl" Frl~ evening at Heatlt Qlureh whon tile Mi4dloport • Pomeroy - . , . Club mot. Ladle£ o1 tile IT'I BANKAMERICARD ' thepolrQI,Iallodtoalllpandhla MAN FINED ear otruck the back ol tba WatPr, PLEASANT - Ouio Pr. PLEASANT - A Muon aon ear. Moderato dBmiiO woo Bluer, PoJm: PlNunt;, wu fin.. · County youth waa reported to be "'"'" 10 vehicles. No lmprovlug, altbou8ll ~ Ia IIsted waa ln)lrod m1 ao e11ar10 waa td ..... cooto In ...lllce ol tba 1'.- Olevla Mahan' a oaurt In erltleal condition tills mom- Died. lug In a llllltin8100 hoapltol, 1!A cow owned b y - QU.. rteealb' Cll . a ehaqe ol Jl8ll1 ter rocalvlns serious lnjurleo 'IIQOd, Rt. 2 Crown Cit¥, waoln.. ' - · _ . . arrellfollow. Frldl,f afternoon wilon tile car Jured llnlek by a ear od • . . . - ,_., aut by &.• he was drlvlnll overtumod. at t:30 p.m. Frf481 oo Rt. 7 perlnla!dant ol C11J Water Donald E. Alldno 19 Galli. two and IIIIIOiaorlb Worltl t.llar L. Err e t L polio Ferry, -~ ~•• el Cron Clq, Tlte po&o'ol aal!l WOO ebarltd wiG! ·~ Ill hillelt arm and obaalder and tile animal croosad tba road In plug aa a maiD wattr Uno woo admitted to tlte Intensive !rant ola eer driven by Ror A, out a Dtrmlt." ·· . care unit of Mal')"a 11oap1. wan-, 'n, on,aon, KJ, tal. He unllerWent aurierY lor ..,.... wao!Mdezato dlmllt to !Cllll' houra lollowi.n8 tile.wreck. tba ear. No Clllrll woo llled. State Pollca aald tltjl . 1t6t • Mrs. Beulah lle,yes, Nra. Jane pallent at Unlverslzy II Gilkey and Mlo1 Bess s.nborn. Columbus. ' BE 22 Now, you can have your picture In full color on your Wreck Friday Bachtle, Mn. Bossie . _ , ·Clulr, Mlddlei)Ort,ls a1 OF AT THE FIRST NATIONAL Cheshire Saturday La.mm's car knocked the Har- THE ' \ : • ·.1, ' . ., • ' �1' ' . . •' • Alaska: Chance to Profit Without Exploitation " • Wbo says the frontier has vanished? , It ls always out there, somewhere, waiting to challence maa. And man, providillg the prize is right, is ever -dY to accept the challenge-as he has just dooe 10 spectacu- larly with tho voyage of tho giant tanker Manhattan. • In ID adventure story providinJr weicomo rotielfrom the usual front page diet of crisis anil disaster, the Manhaltan has crunched Its woy lbroup the frozen channels IICI'OIIs the top of North America to open the Northwest Pasoago that mao has dreamed of, searched for aod written about . for ftve centuries. : But the Manhattan's voyage is only part of the big story. · Its destination is Alaska's North Slope and the vast : oil &old& there which, without a barrel of oil having yet reached the market, have already poured into Aislka's treasury a biltion doilars from drilllng leases, • Aild tbls is only the beginnlllg. Openillg up the sea route 7 to move Alaskan oil to East Coast markets is certain to •.... )'OW' .•.' ·,'· .. .. .. .. ·~)~~ lt'a the next best thing to betna oUtatde. •/ ' ,. ', ,,. WENT TO COL~US LAST WEEK to a writers' me•tt;:; · ·a· t.ncaater attomey was the lMtured afternoon apeaker. ' ~lc Waa ,.HOlt' to Read a NewJPQtr.'" He said bia tunll7 had ., ll 1 been defoted newapa,per reedera. ' IDl fantlly,'; be said, uu &OmeOnedledanl the dally new!; . came, we would read it before we called the underta~th. a lltde exlreme, or course, but like htm, I believe .· ~ 0 of dMi newlljNij)Ol', History will besr telll!nonl' '' place in Arnerl"'n life. tb tem ~ --·~, Not Much of a Platform but It Reaches the Mike 11MELY CIUOTEa a ~~~-·. ·.·.-.-: .." ' I I I ( . . !'abilla. •• ', , . ·... ... , -~~orVEof ~ . '.' .' ••• .. Tonner Miss Nancy Bass Weds Robert Tlwmas Tanner '~ ~: , ... . The~- mar~:!"•of~~ one another. Dol)'! :ou · round? 1111the had wilh It had- the other •111• with tho -le'? Parkeral~u·g. :' : •. ,; are goirw. to have aome Clllenthla week. and black accesiOI'iea. Ia being conducted lathelrmldaL Throll,llb It, Thv will reside at Centonof the area cu be delermlned. Hope every. ll7 It ...,Jill to me a aoodWOJ to ..ke new lrlendL new Mro. JohnJonattend, ·· ' 1 IIJW ed QUo lltate UnlYeratiY for tile , .. HATE TOISTOPaedONtheA SGADlbertNOhomeTE, c:ouldaaw l':ah: I:,Uy past two ;rears snd Is.now a jl. IIUI sad 11 Pll •u ntor at Rio Granclo Collep rna.. -Jorlns in .. edUcation. ' IIIII I kae¥.: of their .concern for thlo communi!: alnee 11\Y Mr. JolmiMIIl attended H I o itif-Od world dyL vldualillll Hlllt Grande COitep sndlapreaentiJ' , Dr, Gibert'• like the "old empiQYed at Johnooo'o !lJper ' to me to be a rartt: ~. , •pall-~ feel like a paraoo, oot a Mlrkol Mlddlep>rt. The bata·~ ~llio~roceooofmoYI,._111ey'*vebeeaheroaaloovui!':rt ~ reiroaldpgForfrlll.!!."'.~. ":!::;,, ~111ish10Did doctor" whO IDide I out.ci-towa ..... aam.Mrsnd IUIIber ooo llle. , Mre, $50.00 Went....... outiiiJ, ~-tr Giberts' JnO¥e la our ..products st;// ·Da, Jo.b ' . ,· • , . BY PAT GLASS ~~~·-,·~ .;'GALLIPOLIS - The.: proclucta Y<lll and ·ll'eollent lqlllattns. atbel" blelebea may be added to - - ' - snd OOUDIXI """-·• _: JA ocldiMt to aii-{Oirpoae cl era. You may see a new orm, . l!lcb as Ute seroaoi eleonen, or • new or clioollo Ia cheJillcai - ' · New houHhoid , _ . do aelile betlar, ba COIIYeniont, ss(erormore to un. Or tb<Q' may more 1aat1na results, be or lll'esenl a "111 of ,fiil '~ =- ~ 'df~RY'S • • ' 1" .. ·t··~ . ' II ' "- Cabbie in on the Action .. ' ,. . ' ' 'I -. ', ' .'. ; ... .'·'i· '. ' ;·_. ,;~;;.:;; \ .. . ., '.• ,. 1/il. ...,i, ... •.' •• ' ' 1', ,. .... w.l ' _ . . , " - • Homo Ee. I I ti.:~ich nowa somehow brings to mind the cartoon cap. "What are you doing after the orgy?" . • spte~~~n·.- . ~upp wu,dlfll~ .....tldng tbel eou1d DOl be!OI'II or laconYenient to do. ·, a.t, . tho ol d = •: uento- - _: ~• ~lea tey ~ •5 metal holden. Swingy back panel pleat; d~p-down pockets. Wear it everywhere! Black 1 White, Tan, Green. Junior sizes 5-15. ... • 00 ~:,:m.=~c:~.t= ::-~:'"'~·· the ovoa may be scru- out and Mrs. BUl Bstknt!o-, B. P. The floor .length lQI8 mill .. the nsxt dill. and Todd; Mr. snd Mro. Mike IIOIIDI of lba brldemaids were eaj; oleaalna - · snd F10lds snd aoo, Mr.MikeWoocl. 1\Ylod 1bo same u the honor mltror• - tllllelpOlll ol sm- yard, Porkarabur&; Mr. snd maalo .;. Yinqar In ...., CIW'I Mro. Sur! C.W, Wheellna; of 1lllrDI wster ueftecllve snd Mrl. Helao Cook, lbaltlnaton; will not leave - · o r 111m. . Mr. snd MrL Junior Mr FA!. uio a ao1t Untlou hesno, Call!.; • for wallilial - · wltb wards, st. ClalrlMlle; Mr. ml 1110 solution, snd dey wtlb pa.. Mra. ,1ame1 Balm! aod lamllJ, per towall or aoft Untlon Amando; Mr. snd Mro, Mahin 0loGI . ec,n. Iletroll; Mr. aod Mro. -CIIIa,•ll&hlll•louLae Mlddlopcll"t;Mr. ,.._ cO!a1oilio oamaJIIIIIIIIIII&>ol and Mro. Don 8c<ICI and lamllJ; =·~=•e •"~-~- I ~=~~: Dashinl Town is ' : " : : lpatcts••tarotrl<us print. A bit made ol__ . . --bow look seen in fash•on mill wltb an satin • magazines that Nelly Anpla T11110r, clsutihler ol 1bo bridegroom, ,... the flow- Don brilliantly er _,_, -• et h e ... ' snd interpr s er 1 ..... ol "::" : magnificent She carrt • head- eoltar and tie. In 1allow roae bow fluid Antronfl J11ece ""' 11118 ed • bl. "'!• . 1o uae. Ml Sterllar; Mr. and MrL llarllel serv 88 1 nylon jersey, -'"!" or -11 and Clark, Mr. and Mn. brother's bell Dian. fill, In ct01114111 : ..Jiiill. llaYid Ball:r, Mr. snd MrL wn. were Delbert Tamer, brother, Red or Green. added extenot.e. 11om BaleJ, 111r; snd MrL FA!. CG!UIIIbuol Joae&!ll ra-r, oou,_ to 1lfnllo. cllllllen 119J14 -D'Andrea, ato, to 18. J...,..., ~ ~ or Me~s, =~ 1!.. alklm .._., Of. :'!...t., •causea It Ill dey-lilt· P!' ~~!: ~ ~leo W:::.na:i " -·--", ..i.s all,;:;ra!.""':t"'...n ~lmi>IL INFANI'H~ Faahion Tricks Up Your Sleeve . with this compll· ment catcher lor fall. A dramatic look with lacey cutouts on the long slender sleeves. Elegant Ponte Roma stlll:h Orton• acrylic, acetate bonded. Wash· able! Putty belse or black. 8 to 18. ~~- alloor~englll basket~ The•lher•. lwao;hal~le. Jack~~~· ~.; .....,. _....., $23 00 Detroil, CG!wnbuo; snd Olarloo Ander""'· Jaokoon. • · , weddlna. .::r:. =.:...r , • Second Floor TO lm!t hive oat of IU!'fa- I 0111 tllol LEOJI• W, VL - Army A.• ol blui .Pile Ice blue. lllo aJao hid \. '"iAI'· snd . llioil .... causa llno!sum to ciJr • ad •ate Fll'at ·snd ...,. bal and bolail 11111\Y uaeo U endc IIIII polalo to IAibllf; 20, o1, Route 2,11111I ·'--'·· · · and ore u -·· - • · ......_.'-'~c. ..........._ ___ acce~, . ol 1110 newar ...,.,..r: ·aoltlil, Jt .~ •.,... .... , aa._u.,_,.,_ in Jln. Timel'alae-..blliOI • .,._ lbe1 are not u ' ill'. ' and - .CJ!b. .... Qod Allllfnat DMIIon lllio bod a blue tsce dreaalnd ....--l(;,;? COI1IIIIOI'CiaJ ·. . be ... '"...,.,. ••........,. I '•:,:J-r'!' .. tllor - · ~. , . wbllo wore JaJIOw ...· anda'-un. N. -~~~~~~~- ~~-.r ._ ,~led ~~ ~ $23.00 a:::=~ I Ulllo . A....,.UCXIfot""81'_-.~ •, 111 1lli < ~ .· -..- .... . +fAMtlLogA ,,.. $3.00 ' • Second Floor l >l colored sisters "' tho Shell• Knai>- %l• bel~ ~athe Mra. Pldl Batey, Mrl. w, SmJth, Mra. Bllnche Columbus; Mra. Lee Am DixOD, WolD, Mra. Leno Knl&ht, Mrs, Cincinnati, - . • · 1e, ••m.p_or,ted'rhlton . Vounv twq-way .:l.J--·J..o ' ·1 Suaer '1-;Itf1er.:t.l'e 9ll,~ l ' ll~<t ·' Spots anCf · creasing! IY14tcnmg , .-· that snun~ wa er red " tl' ·n bick 1 Ae el bands, buttons, waiS tne ' ate; a soft ·pleat Quilt hmng, Green/Gre:n, . C:hili/Brown ' RumfRum, Brown/Brown. Jumor SIZes u•~ the bride; Mra. Bllllche~, -ol It didn't make the .roclety pages; .but hJo young people wbo lll'sl met When both volun!Oilild to be ~UnlcaiJ ob~ makmt k!v• as ~art of the'·rueareb, lor the ~ Humaa Sexual ~se." were, marrlod in St. Lows· a' few days •go. • Going over btg: young lfa~ .' , -mini nylon. coat-'--IS% Belt has wool snap-s1~ut • t MilS Ploaunt, I coualn(tthebrfde,aerv. ed as maid of honor. ThEir wore Identical floor lenglll - · ol mlDt greea snd matchlna hesdJliecas. The gmmo were made ol lace .,._ _ _ _.., snd were hl&hiillhed b.Y flowing chltron trains. The heaq,leceo 118re made ol mint green nettina anached "' a areen aalln IM>w. Th<Q' carrlsd a ainglelong lllem coral roao with a coral . le ' , ', DOUBLE-DATE MINI COA~! MrL Thurl stone, Mrs. Doro- atresmers. 1 . Gibert's mlaaureleaa eontrtbuttOD to g1r ac ...__ James, BUl and Jemie,· MrJ, The bridesmaid& were Miss . . .. "'"'-Qfllleir time ani ... their other mulual ci~ endeavors, ""' .~:·~ Atheno' pin. Tom Holfmao, Mro. Fred Ba- Gerey Bus, -"ell • sister ol ' Lab Love at First Sight coat with maximum aalln - · · Her llhouldor lenglll Yeilolil· IUIItl lneluded, bow IDd matehiDg '' miDI :::~:~; lo POIIIIOII of direetor ol the oloevea, 'lace Hackney, w. Va., lualon waa attached to a satin both oiatera o1 the bride; Un. roae headpiece trimmed with dB Ballnrd, Mra. Jerry ann. ocaU..red :::: ; i • JUniOr • • trim at the hemUne snd a satin bow at the natural walllline. Tho cathedral train had lace ~ ·· ReJbrt" fn ~. .:: .. , . • . . u:~--Jifi:J'~~~ ~~"=-~~W::.; : - . J;~' ' ~ NARY, RAid~; Cor.:' Aloxaocle~. ~.:.,~ ;i~cr:!; :":!. 11!~~:· ~~::~ 1,, Bur,au of·Kodiclne. -Ben. R1111•U B. L<mo, DLa., on report~ tlulf lho nomillallotl of Dr. lollft Ad11cmi of Now Orftoaou .... blocad. ::·.~loped ' ' Miles-Johnson ...,,., snd was attached to the oquaro bock ol the gown wltb . -'··'' . It Ia sad but not ourprislng that tbe larie drug ma!lu· lactllrMI have enough Influence ill American government to prevent aucb 1 qualiflod man from holdlnJr tbe T: Baa~~ '' the time 1 dis! a 1101111her ani tile time the othar parf> II> IIIOI!Y. Mro. a:.~:..~ :::.. I've toraotten who I called. planlll snd ' " ' was oolofst. 1 A RECENT VISITOR TO OUR COUNTY •Edw~ Ro::s"~t~ uodor the nephew of Mars!• WilUro Rosa ••· . ana.:or to what lmllroued him llle most abcM this coun.... "The llulldllliL" old (ContiNled trun Page 6) '; •· Hlallill!resaton or the pooplo here to tbatthe1 are very c wUh Tbe NatiOnal Safely Council reporls somethlng we neYer bow: • l"' I !',: ·~ ·~ ( TradlllonaUy, the roar ~~ . of London !suds have beea made of opaque smoted glaas and cab drivers have beea forbidden to use Interior rear-glass mirrors. Now tbla tradition Ia ~~the way of the empire ltseU. Tbe Austin Company, Bri '1 largest !sud manufacturer, flu ordered clear Clall for roar windows as a tale-driving musure. Cuatomers are laid to be outraged at tbla lnYasion of !heir privacy; drivers aren't happy either and Scottnnd Y..-.1, for reasons best kn01111 to SCOcland Yard, says it Is Ueplng aa eye on the situatloU. · Holmes, what do you make oflt? Mrs. Robert Thomas The bride Is the daugltter of GALLIPOLIS - MI. Cormel BIJt,l.t a.ac~~, 81dwell, was Mr snd Mrl, Jerry Bus, llld.. '" . . YOU HEARD ABOUT the local lad¥ who, when asked the aelllna lor Ute l118l"rlaae of weit Mr. ml Mrs. George ·th.0 110r poodle'• new p..,plaa, replied, "One iothblnklac Mia a Nancy Ellen ner are poren11 o1 Ute br • 1 Could It be she was ert ThomaaTIIIIerOil-_,, I!I"DDm, ' '" "" Ia white, ani one Ia arocadol" Faworite COICN'I" Au&ust 2 Mr. Bus pve bl a dauihler lenglll abOut heranswerrotherollcall,"Whatla Yllenr)' Fletdlir,un- in ' ,1..,,;...:.,, tho plB had a lot or fun ldddlns her about IL rformod Ute 80W11 wu , _ ~~·~ with .. ""' cle o1 the bride, pe at lace 11 fealured a · ·r,. SORT OF TilE SAME THING ~wWena to me. SOmetimes be- ?:30 p.m. double • rlna .....,, ceocm ba k .snd neckline ioo8 ,< i "' '~.. ~ Tree~' s. Walkek- of Arllrwton, Va., aent UJ two . , ~·• work1 collectiona of his columna which were printed in . to.Jn~litan mapzine. They were just as Interesting to me : .,_ 41_ ii ·tbey could have been to aJQ~one of hla day. Even ~ 1 pickad .., llle -ani did not otop readlna .,.U he had taken411 every word about "Folk! Back Home." ., . That's hoir lnwortant llle pri!Ud word Is. It llvsa. Puaeagera are often a bit skeptical of the amall com. -...., almoapliere. pWiea, but they take to their persoDaJiaed, home- AIIOihor advantace !be commuters have over the trunk IiDea, beaideo the ability to serve sman cities OCODIIIIIically, II· that they caa Ry from city center to city center wbere t.cllitlea aist-laacllng at iakefront airporla at Cleveland, Dllralt and Cbicago, for instance. ,oM UDelpeCted dividend has been employment for girls . . . eauldn't make lt with the big airlines. At !aut two ..,muter linea are hiring "mlnistewardeaaeq"-girla wbo lilat be under 4-feet-11 so that they can stand up ln the ~its · ·,• · EapecisllY In recordiJW tho small ml local lhiJWo, 0 • pc)· Ot U!e or communttr. WrlliiiJ liketilet or _0. 0, ~lnt;yro , ollilliw• today, bookJ or Me- commuter airline. At the first level are the national trunk airlines. Comprising the second level are the regional trunk lines, whlcb originally grew up to feed passengers from smaD-dty airports to big-city airports. But now these are mDYlng to bigger jet equipment and can no longer get IIIIO>ell the airports they served before. Thus the advent of regularly scheduled commuter airlines, as dlsiinguisbed from even omaUer air !suds, to fill the gapalelt open or never filled by the big fellows. One Indication of the vigor of tbls new industry ts the fact that commuter airlines are operating approximately 1,300 &~•• aroand the country, from Tifton, Ga., to Catad, Caur., reporJs Raklb Viltiers in "Bee-!five," lina the magazina of United Alrcraff Corp. . About 3tJO of these planes are powered by twin turboprop eallnos. They g-raDy seat only from 15 to lD passengers ailil weigh less than 12,500 pounds, compared to 300,000. pound tate-oft Weight of a four-englned jeUiner. But they are folly governed by Federal Aviation Adminlslratim safety and operational requirements and their plleto I1J themust jots. meet the same qualifications as the men who •tore• . beajltlful cltr perk, Those who work Inside all da1 ..,,•·; ' .;;':,.;':rk, with tho bl....,-ay West Vlrglnlahillo inlbo back; ' nl to .look 11 when·the)' pta free moment lr..,lbelr worll, 'rearb ln the mornina:t II die)' lel&urelf prepare for elllklmerl · 1 • to come. ' Not only "The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore,". as the tiUe of a Tenneasee Williams play informs us. Pas,n.L'!f ,t,r~. no, 1\111801' ~erve a gro~lng list .~f ~Illes. .. 'l1IUe ~~~ may be small or not so oman: btlt in aay eDt they are not Jarre enou h to be on tho routes of t#Ob11 ·or regional airlines. f::d it Is rapid, regularly ' ICbeduled air aervjce whicb indmtry executives are more and more demanding as a prerequisite before !bey conlider locating In a given com"'unity. The result, lor many communities, is a form of economic isolation from the rest of the CDW!try. But just as the jet airliner bas all but killed oft' the IOIIJ· distanCe passenger train, the deatb of tbe abort-ball! tram ot the hands of cars and buses has made way for the emergence of a "tblrd·level" of air transporlaUon-the <OIUIIUIIIII pt"' I ..... ~cover ~ Commuter Airlines Fill Travel Vacuum ·• I who ln1 10 do tba~ but I did KIDT1 d""n IO!On one mOI"IIIJW laat "!'.,.~··.·· tba were openinl: ani Wll lml'rellod apln bJ' ' · ' ind IIOIIIIdJ tbat blod mo 10 Gallipolis. can. . ~-· were takinll off the duot coven at Ute SQ-Ie r: ·other doora were ~n, a man waa 1Wefl9li'W ofl' the walk 111 ' ~ Or hla ~e, and the lllCKKI of tver)'One reflected the bel..,. . of tile early aunll&ht on tbat 1ote oummor morniJW, . ,, I thOQiht, how plet~llnt It Ia to have I bual... s Hetlon fa.,.. .. t' ' dou not o«er aJJ encouraging precedent. The Indian was, for the moot part, brutauy banilled, we now admit. In the rush to mine the treasures of the earth and throw op factories, waters were poUuted, the land acarred and the air fouled. Such coocems are not going to halt the openillg of the · North. Tba prize is too great. But the old atory need not · and must not be repeated. Maa has the ability to loam from ..perlence and apply the lessons. We can no longer . soy we do not know what the elfects of lndiacrtmlllate ... plottatlon moy be. We cao deal fairly With the native populatlOD and we COD utlJlze the land without desiroylng it.. In Alsaka, we have the opportunity to prove we can turn the 011vlronmeat to our own purpoaea Without tacrlllclng the long-term future to the abort-term buck. -ats -~-r "'! to~ uaet: alarm earl.r. aM 1111 ~·;~~~s~J!~· IOiutcb am aee ta atlrrlrw.'' J like aleep spur the searcb for and development of other resources . locked In the frozen eli)>IUISe of the Alsskan and Canadian • north. ; But every silver Unillg, unfor!UJ!ately, seems to have its · cloud. The cry of Northward HoI may have rekilldled the ; frontier aplrit, but it has also raised questions as to the · elfect on the Inhabitants of the laacl and on the land itseU. .. Eskimos and lndiaDs, wtlo suspect with some reasoa that they may end up as the only losers on tM new frontier, are protesting the invasion and e:q>roprlation of wbat they re. gard, legally recorded tlUes or not, as their territory. • There is also lear thet Irreparable dam_"!!~ may be done to the Alaskan laaclscape and wlld!Ue bl Clrtlllng operations and a planned 800-mile pipeline nuuung from the North Slope to a southern AlasU. port to baJidie oil shipments to West Coast JlOinls. The tundra, ooce disturbed, could deteriorate rapfdly Into aa Arctlc badland. The elfect on 1rildllfe, dependent upon it for food, nesting and apaWnillg · grouads, could be devaststlng. Tba history of the openillg of the West in the lower 48 l FASHIO~ SAVVY ·. whQt all our handbags do~e. ' PICk.•. winner;·bate. .. ··'· - I" �.. .,,, ''. ' , 'I ..., • J ' ) I .., . , ' ' • '.1.~'·' '~;.·1', Louis.Church I . Mrs. Nicholas Stone Johnson ... •. Grange Elects Officers . GALLIPOLIS - AI a recent illY HlaloY; Flora, Nora Knolta; ~ the llarrla GrODP Lady Aaolotsnt Sleward, Ledo the (ollowfn& mombera - . Stcut; Exeeutlve Comm,, Webelected. Muter, - - ster Dewitt; COmmittee on Wo. Dunt; Overaeer, Paul Denney, men•a Aellvllles, Chairman, Jr.; IAeturer, Helen Wlcld.loe; Clara Ellen Denruo', a1sistanta, -..t, David Wlddlno; AI- Mleel Hatcher and Ella Valborn; Leglalatlve Agent, Harlan - -Y:. - · Volborn; Tru-. Cbarlea Oatpleln. a r i eJa4l' MeCulQ't Treuurer, Harlan Volbom; Knotts; Youth ChalriiWl 01111 Socrolary, Edith Cornell; Gole Preso Agent, !b... Demey; ReKeeper, Carl DeWitt; Ceres, ller COmmlttae, Ethel DeWitt, Dllel DoWIU; 11>mona, Doro- !llacel Hetdter, a n d Cbarlea Mrs. Marlc Luther Tracy moetiDa ...' .. .. Miss Col'nett ~" ~-., ... . "C!i, ' I ... . <.i ' Alobaator/ p.,aian Block/ Joins Addison mos. btll'' Sebuolt. 1be secretary's report waa Mr. !llllerattoadociDelaware read and accepted. T w e I v e Vlil<IY College, He baa .iull members anowered · roll cell. ~ .. ,·0 ~ i ~ '• ' Ills United Coaat The nhelraal dinner .... ..,. Mr. and Mra. E. J. !IIIIer Sr., on Friday evening, Ausoot 29, In the RIYerboat Boom at Oscar' a. Foll.,qthe dinner. the woddln& JllllV and ~·Ill _ , llllertalned In the home ~ Mr. """ Mra. Jobn eor.tt. ~M<:t-. ~~~~ were the brldo'o olatera and their ram. W..o, Mr. and Mro. JaCQJeo (i'lal? Bllbop, Goorge, David, Mary and Julie, lllrDeavllle, ado; u.Jor led Mrl. A. w. - tour cards were sent and ell!ht olck rolla made. A new member, LllcWe Scarberry, wal accepted lmo tbe mem. berohlp. Tholl'euuror'aroport woo rood 01111 aeeepted. Door prize .,.. """llr Mrs. Hue! .Jon,a. Mra. Trliba Patteroon vulunteerod 1o bring the door prize ror next month. Mra. lllga McCoy and llezel Jones ars 1o rumloh rerrelhmento and Mra. Patlereon was ._urted .. next program director. This mc::&h'a JJI'OII'U1 dlrectGr, Mila Judy Bias, gave an ln.. tereatlng Bible quiz. Mrs. Pat(1'1111) Kuliou~Y, GreiiDI')' ud and Mlas Jackie Bias lloalea, Aoeoda, Mich.; Mra. tenon Hrved refreshments to tbe llarpnt Kreoo, lira. Bernard members 01111 guests. SetiDnaeher, Alice, Vera, An. • and Bernice, Woodolleld Oldo; . . _ and Dele ~ 111011, MIIIGnlliUrc, IIIIo; Mr, 01111 Mra. Dele 11arton, Pltto........ Pa.; and Mr. and Mra. Conleys Announce - - l'opp, New JeriiO)', Meriom Armstrong Heads Thespians GALLIPOLIS - Olrlcero ~ -1 tile Tbol!llu Club at Galllo A-., Hlal1 Scmool ror the 1118-70 year have bean lloot.d: lolarlam Armllrmc, ~;Larry Dobson, vicepnokloal; Paula Vomholt, aec. _ , . , and Jayae !IIIIo, M'Or, Faculfl IPDII101'1 are lira. alii! Gllllnaham IIIIi Keith m.-, Birth of Daughter GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. Harlan (CblclQ ~ ~ 462 NeiiJhborhood Road, ~lpollo, are amoonclng the bli11t ~ a dau&lrter on Au~at 30 at llolzer Medical Conter. The baby well!hed 5 J)ClWids and 11 ounc. es and has been named ~.1m Brooke. lolalemal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Norman Ballr ~ Chester. lolalemal great.gand. porents are Mr. and Mra. Erneat Ballr ~ Lons lloltM!. Pa. tornal Uondmotller II Mro. Mu1ne Conley~Gallf,pollo. Par.rnal grlllllllather II llo1rard i• WRANGLER~ omcera were in- Mro. E, ,c. Payne; fll!>lldl;y, ''I illalled and eommllteaUPJOfnl- Mrl. Jolin Dcnmarcl; Gordon ·:., ~ ~at lila Tuea4ayovenlngmaet- Tour, Mra. Pair! Geor&e; Na'• ·'· "1111 ' ~ tllo VInton Frlendohlp lure, Mro. Brice ere-.; ·.• ·'1·; qu.len Club. Hoateoa l'or the Scrl,book, Mra. E. c. Payne; elub woo Mro. Liley Hert-. TlierODY, Mra. Lowell NeCar. Tho meetlns woo colledloor- laY; l'lloniiW, Mro. Liley llerlb7oul4ofacpraoldont, Mro. and Mro. Oocar llwmbor. .' ·E. c. PQne. Devotlono were 11n. . l•j· •, l'Oid ~ Mra. Cbeatet White, The """ pnoldonlgave . ~~'!1te ~ Hindi," IDd ,one a homamlde felterotabook • '.~ Gol,don Cboln d. Friend- marker. A door prize lfvoolllr .· illjp''lllren from a opec:lal c:ol. Mro, Hartsook woa willlbyMra. · leelklll by lleloa Sllner Rice. Jl<nmml. · i,!ro,er by lira. Jane The next rnee1111s 11111 be '.PoUIIr. .• . . ~ ~ Town Hall, IN COLOR-GAY JEANS I . \,. :diir SIZE: 8·18 eaeh B~tse/Bll!l Fo.r ·· .. .,..llv., ' '{fJ b ;/l :)VIJHU:. ~ ••:. . Q'tq dolftw ~oll' 1.1 Mon. . ' . ·-·· ... ., . . rr ,; -' i\ -rto•rt. ~ ll.l..... ·LARRY'S WA -· IE THIRD AVENUE AT OLIVE GALLIPOLIS~ OHIO_ -~ .l. il': l' ~·,Wl waa &nl'lltrod bf 'YOU .THill OF at 7:30 p.m. eoCh ~ telllac 'f1hldl- each \aJdn, 'a_lkl...,·•i . ...... ~ 1 - beat ·llllhli>ut ....._...... pertalitfnl:to·llalP9:· ~ _.. tea .mem- loween. Mr. IIIII . MrL Jameo ' ~~ In,- 01111 one ...111, • Nlio Linda ~rta. Mro. . road;lll• aelrotar7'• re... · . · ~.~~lhearter, . •• 1111 tho planllng ~ Miss Bonnie L. Bosworth ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mr._ Somuel R. Bosworth &Mounce the engagement of their daughter Bonnie. to Mr••WWiam lawrence Coe aonofMr and Mr~ William Arthur COeoiMt. Vernon. Ml;o8osworthloa1986 graduate or Galllo Acad~ llflh School and Is presently a senior at Ohio State University. Following graduation In JWIO Mlso Booworth wUlenter the Ohio Slate Unlverolt;y Colle•e or Medicine lor DOIIgradl8te study In the division or p!iYslcal theropy. Mr. Coe Is a 1964 graduate or Mt. Vernon High School an:l a 1968 graduate ot Obto state University where be is an alumnus of Delta Theta Sigma fraternity, Alpha chapter. Mr. Coe is euvloyed as a vocational agriculture teacher in the Fred. erlcktoWn school system a..W is continuing his educatiouat Ohio State Universlt;y. A June wedding Ia planned. Installs Officers : · .. I >· i. ~. ~ i ·G •·. VINTON~ GALLIPOLIS - Tho lui ScUeb Fouroome~the seaoon IIIII be held IDdey at 1:30 p.m. at the r,.lllpoUa Golr Club. llr, 01111 Mro. MerriU Wlo0111011 ars Ill ebarJO ct the event. Lldleo' Day drew , . _ , memben tl1lo put waok. Dollie Mlllor IIIII Deomle &nltll tied wlllt tho rouro and · Loll week'a wtm.r ctthe boot .. 1M fta Vlqlnl& Davia. '·' Next wHk the nnaiwilaJzed WednesdaY oveot wW be "Crar/1 !fOI Day" and the ladles IIIII h7 _for low 1••tta. ThQ" are reminded qoln 1o allin up ror the berJIIO! Oct. L acceuorlea. Sle wore tbe orchid from bar l>ridal booquet. Tho couple loll ror • lhort trip 1o Sevoa Sprlnp, Pa. They IIIII reside In Plttllbllrsb, Pa. Tho llrldo Ia a gr..mte ~st. Aloylws A<ldolnr, New 1-g. GALLIPOLIS - Mro. Mary tal, IIIIo. lllo attoadod st. Mary Bar<uo opened the meeting ~ ~~.~·.IIIIo tile Addloon Frselllll lllpllat" 01111~ · WIJ'~ !uaster•a Ladlno Ald. Mro. Jobn ilram. ~,In e~ecmcatlon mer PI'Osentedtheopenlngpray. ~~~- ' UalveraftT, or, followed by the group alng. PllllliUrlb, Pa. lllo Is a teachlng ''Where lie Leads, I'll Foier In the Pltllbursb AdJ!Ic IOW. 11 ~t;y Persian For Oct. 1 New Member ' Brown Banquet Set Theoe otncers IIIII be lnotalled on Friday evenfns, Sept, 26 GO WESTERN •••• 0 Vinton Garden.Club Boigo/ Knotts. . ( OJOij rr...J !rom Pop 7) llY a ~~~ grange. !Wuck rectplloo 1 bullet IIIR>Or l'or the li'eabmeDis wW be oerved. - . lijlellll .,.. held at the ......, ~ the llrido'a porents• For her IOlni -away dress, tho llrldo were a maroon knit 10111, with whlteblooseandblack completed rwr yeare aervleeln Groy Persian Ladies Golf WREMEMBER the "W'' is silent! Mrs . George Lane Miller Grey Cllrk from llloGrOIIdowlli'&lve a talk .., the Hoiy Lind. ' \' Afte1 tile meetln8 a ooelal 'l- " r-------------------. i Son&v, daullbter ct Mrs. Mlleo Need a neighbor... ~ GALLIPOLIS - Jack Mattllawa 'llaa bean elected praol. dent ~ the National Honor Soelet;y at Gallla Academy Hllb School ror the 19611-70 ocbool Mrl. Rutb GllUnllham lo racult;y · - .Otller Glllcerl are Mariam Armotronl, vice • prallldellt;' BeYerb' Jetrera, seerotarr, Do. 110 Cleland, troaaunr; David RomaiDo, choplaln 01111 1.a111111 Buah, pledplo thellag. 1-· - . ~~~~~ ...... ...., OIIUit . • pcMdor 1o blue 1M while otebld . . 'Sif~JS, Miss Null and Mrs. Roush J!llloiC Honor Society reo- · .For a !leddlrW bip 1o Jil>co. ~ "" .... ~ bride eillll!lld.fl! li .. $19~95 : '-'" Ti,adltlonol weddlac ..... ·' . ·froll " , • ..,1 l' B. ~· became the bride~ SamuOl LoidJ !'alone Jr. Sop. tomber 6 at 2 p.m. at the Flrll ~ Methedlot Church, Carmlehaelo, Pa. Tho Rev. J. W, Lofgrell rood tho vows Cl( the dooble I'IIW eeroDIOIIIY befora an altsz dee~ with sladloll and polma, Glldloll olao were placed at the , ·door !lf•the cbureh. , ~ romembroaee the brldo'a lather, roeentl¥ deeeued. · · Boat man woo Robert ClrJan. eo andulherawereWarn~~Dermolbek, Rolmle Day, James Frlf!, and lllrry Blair. 'l'llll molhar ~the bride wore a. pollel piM linen dreoo overlaid lace 1o the walat and a majehlng pink lace coat wltll pink acceaaorlea. Her eoraage wat J)b* roaabuds, Tbe brldogroom'a mother were teal blue taftota with on ovwdreu d. .lbadow blue with '1111118 ••- - . . lllo, too, s-, ....... ,... ......... ~ . '' ""~·· Matthews Heads •, ·""·~ played b)' Robert lk;cl\tGlvtinln marriage by her oldGary Lone!~ 'IIIIi ......the A .....l!fD l'or 150 poto Ill • b,y .... held In Ills ctureh ooelol ,. "IDto.. a waa run lilk room. A llulr~t ror 300 at the ~ .bl roo- the srIt ~~ • ' ~ALLIPOLIS- ~1 Rae · Conley~~- {,:~~,~' Carries Mother's Bible I / . I ·~ Bride Cheryl Rae Sanger T.II'S Ol!lLY(I) PLACE TO GO. . •• ' Tom Drummond, Pam, lilnlb', Gelo, Brl!llda, Diana, ~ Robin and Junior: Mr. Clllrord Drununoncl and (rfend Vlrsfnla Underwood; Mr. a n d Mr1, Wayne E.lllrrlaon, Junior, AliiIa, TIIIIUilJ, .loon and Stevie; Mr. and Nro. Jobnny Jackaon and - · Mra. Delmar !ilddmore, Tereaa and 'l'lmm1 01111 Mr. and Kra. Larry Bnlwn and Toreao ~ Mt. Slarllna, o. ·.;! , •. . Mrs. Samuel Palone. Jr. ' GALLIPOLIS - Tha family ct the late !larry and Murlle Jobnoon Drununoncl held their reunion Sept, 14 at Gallla Coun. ty Junior Falrgrounda. Attending were Mr. and Mra. Wayne Harrleon, Mr. and Mra. Dels Kemper, Cclnnle and ca. lhJ; Mr. and Mro. Orville Sextm, Ronnie and Rick, andrrtend Cln<IY Franklin: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bar<ua, g,frley, Bobble and Kem:Y; Mr. and Mro. ft . ·~ '+ ~}t. /~ . Family Reunion Held -' ' ' '1f· 11our woo held&ll!lrefreslunellll . were· lir\'ed bf tho hoateaa. · ''SUPER SIZE" BIDD ~~~·' .:•, ·.i " ~ ~~\\ . .~~~\\\"~~\\\Ill .. .. , .,. -~,·-~ someone .•. anyone •..., FASTI To Attend Convention ·~• 1- • GALLIPOLIS - !'rei~ ~ and !bpreme DlaViet Doplf;y, Mra. Avalcllllloolh wr. fndonod bf the C.elllpolla Fmhfom Club lo olland tile ill- pve a rlnal re-' and read a Iotter ct thanks which waunall. ed 1o Congreaaman Clarence E. lllller (Or !)is donation Cl( lho American Fllga tllat we,., pre. . , . - EmlllamCanvenllontobe lllllad 1o tho Trl~ Air bel4l In New Yon Clt¥ In odo- pwt ind WJEH radio otollon..; litr. Tho llo&ltember meeting~ the Elnblom)~b. tile Ga 111pnllo Emblem Club.,.. • · The Eldllem Club aJoo-. beld at tllo PJlui llall n..raday. ed tile riac·Pole - stsn111ng at Nlal li1lll praofdod over tho . tile airport. · · · loualno.- - - wlddl-l'ol- Tho ~ . c.OIIIIloftUoeoa.l bf I aodalllour. 1101111c:ed I dddloa tflmer on ". ' arr.. Avalonlloulb, eb&lrmao s.p; 21111111u/pl lilembtta d. tho Amerleanlam - - '111 :,,_,..., bring ramUiea •.. I _ _ _ _...;,.._ _ _ _ _.,....__ _ _ _~~ .. w Ohio Bel · • .I I , ; 10 lhe CIIUei I~ tfit boiCiy . ' ' .. MhoritMlvi styling of the tnijiill . J ' -( ,.,_ �' ~ • 'O , '' j' I ' '. ,:~,_. ·.I' ' " l. ' l .. " . 'PTaye.rs . . befure , ,, carried away ocrubbing and takinf off a UWe reading. If I bad my way, most household ean~er• would bear large poison labels instead of wamO.Ojiucl:im:::icroocopic print. Never mix household cleaning especially ammonia and chloriDe bleach. It is nended to mix anything uuleos it Is s~ifically recom· on a label. ExperlinentiDg can kill you. i MIDDLEPORT - The school Me;_. Comb''• menlall,y r&o tardecl chUdren h11 booo &alec~ ed by lho Chll4 eon. servation Leap aa the one or.aoDiaatilln to which tho loogue will contribute this year. Durll18 a meeti011 of lho loogue 'lbursda,y nl£ht at tho CGlwnbla Gas or Ohlo. it was voted. to eon- t mon1aliJ> relardeclntherlhonto tribute Cleaning with gasoUne can kill you. ! Cleaning with lye products can kill you. I Wby are we doing an this cleaning, anyway?•If the dirt E been around for some time, then we are immune to the ms in the bouse. If we're used to them, then the germs " not going to kill us. Get rid of them and heaven knows •hat will move in to take their place. I Why not sit down and read? Reading is GOOD for you. for example, you can loam about an sorts of things that kill you. I An)"':ay, once a woman decides she is keeping the house ..d 1t Is not keeping her, the entire situation fs easier to tm . ., . ' .'•' .' I know another woman who keeps a white linen tablecloth on her kitchen table, but, to protect it, she covers it wlth a clear plastic cloth. However, she doesn't like tbe idea of eating off plastic, so on top of the plastic cloth sbe has placemats. It's frightening to think of where this could lead. . Of course, as she is always saying, she does keep her kitchen. Door clean ~nough to eat from. And that's where I have vts1ons of endmg up H I ever spill coffee on one of those placemats. Sbe'U encase the entire table iD plastic wrap and that will he the end of II. nit One and Crochet Another STJTt:IDN' TOt .. i !Ready .' or not-it's tirne!- lbere's no time like the present to start a holiday ~Jist. l J Most of the knitters I know .. start clicking 1heir needles iD earnest at this time of year-making one-of-a-kind creations to tuck under the Christmas tree. l Tbe two scarves I'm show· lni today will make either a•l>oy or girl happy-not to on snug. en il you're a last-min- . bristmas needleworker, you'U meet the deadlinefor each is not only simple but quick to make. Knit one, crochet the other -In either case, there II no fittiDg problem to deal with. "' Tbe tartan plaid scarf Is crocheted iD three color• of Columbia-Minerva's Woo 1 and SheUand Wool yam. Its contemporary counterpart, the smartly striped knitted design, takes a thretH:olor combination of k n ll .t I n g worsted. For your eopy of a leallol of lr;DIIUDC laltnolllu for bolllaearves ..... l l - h•~ j board of directors of the Manhattan Advisory Committee of the New York Urban League, a founding director of the board of trustees of the Harlem Pre· . · paratory School (a two-year . . · college-prep institution eatab! liahed for the higb school dropoUt wlth a high leaming potenUaH and is on the . board of directors of PAL And she personally partie!: pates in the work of aU of these. ' ;~ ' f '' f ' '; "My father was a soUmade man," she said. "His money wasn't Inherited. He worked hard on the docks and up from there." •' ;' 1J HELEM HENNESSY NEA w...,., Editor NEW YORK~ ( N E A 1llllolbl Mosler doesn't have to wllh obe had youtb, m-y or boauty. She has them op., ma T*. .. deUibtful hua- baa4'~liatrla1Jot John ..,... .. ud three wonderful kidl and you've all the in. ll'tdients for a otorybook life. .. But Sbella won't settle for uup from there" means he organized the Manhatian Day .IJne lind Invented the cruise around New York City. ~ler "I never want you not to that. She works. And she the work at something," Georfe . works for and with Sande ro ad vile d b s underprivileged. daughter, Sheila. "That 11 "MoiJey Is a responsibU- what's going to keep you ity," l!dd. "You can't young." She believes In his take It lor granted . formula. w SLACKS state to take on another political job, vice-chairman of the New York County Re· publican Committee. . '"I cbose to go into poUtics," Mrs. Mosler said, "because I think it Ia the greatest moans of communication -not juot for discovering what the law 11 all about but abo 1D learn how business and living Uck because of government." lw "Not 10,'' ~id minilkirted, bloiad Mn. M. "Here'• how my day goes : "Up about 8::!0 or 7, make a Uat, ~t everybody organized and then I'm out. One day a week, I take a twohour lunch for hot~uhold shopping. Weekends are stricUy lor family and no leas than three · evenings a week 'we have cnn- togetheJ;or,-John, the children t ~"1,~ c.;;,r•• l: ' 11w%r~l ~!~!:.~rrH:,~Rl=. ~ • =.:,d!~r~a.t~~~".,: ":;:: ·~ ~ ~d t,.~ J.S ~ar..!t,., ~ :lk yourself so t,ha{ ~t can be took the job and donatm her' · la!JJii,y:'" ~ ', : . . · the. · 1 w t ~~~ ohared lntl!lllPally." Mf'. M o •Je r Ia on the ' I I "·• ' • . ·· ·f;• '!• · .Somi olthe iJIIiH,fO.eol,led. This J u n e, sbe left the . 'I.Bea\dUu) ~·~. 1. (SIIeil4:t aalary to Harlem Prep. '~ PLAIDS, PRINTS SOLIDS. . . • . I' i ' AND S!IJRTS. ., ' 1/ggrade's ''.. BY STRETCHIM"t I SHIRTS TO MATCH 7 to 14 l' .liP ·.• ~ lepalat~ ':f' lif~ mportant year · '!'Y ., 1 ' !'Ill(,?, • ' \ t '•' SLACKS , Ploido, Solido, Pork .Sausage 1-lb. roll /. ~ MeitiM. .uders· Wlii.•-Whlte FIICOOio ~, Poillt Pleotant Hoolthtox Corter Sb•• Infant thru -- ' ;' NYLON STRETCH PANTS · PLAY "'Midfl. U..brlde, lilt { BOYS: BILLY THE KID Mrs. Charles Arthur Gruber p,,, ~: ' USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN ..'' Bit Bhocko ',, HEON KIDDIE IN THE .T ,. MIDDLEPORT .. .. .( ·.> ' . ' ., • ~ -_ j .- KJ'Oirr'a Sf'rve'a San Armou S.ar Slired Bologna lb. lb. ·, ..•• ·l"c, $iJ9 , fi9e Sliced Baton > ., . lo. .,'/ ... POMEROY . ' GAILIPO~··~"~ · ••tf'llb llrf'ailt er l.el Quarter Fryers ' 39e , KROGER STORHS OPEN Sl!NDA Y . .. 10 A.M.· 7 p,M; ., .... ~ '·" ' • Auort..l Variety Morton ' COUNTRY CL\JB ALL FLAVORS Dinners Ice Cream 1 ··· ·j , ) f, TOP UI.U& ~T.*MIP! 5I 1,.... ..1111 ·1111• · - ... PlftU.. .. 91JCI!D LUIIICHF.ON MEATS """' "' ... B&SRoUs 4 JZ-a. pkp. $1 3 ...... ...... $1 S.u Gold . ~rKA TOP VALUI!! STAMPS . w~ Saltines dill C!OQII . . . filM••"" 1 .... SLICifD BACON 1969 l < one, too) intimated she does not spend enough houn with her family. More women sbould go into politics iD every area of the country sbe feels. "Tbere Is so much they can do and andtl." so much they can learn. . Cblldren enjoy mothers Most of au, they ~ to know wbo wort, she believes. They people In every walk of life. have something to talk "There are women of about. And when the chll· every ethnic llackVouild 111 · dren are ifOWD and gone our aroup," she •ald ...Tbey away, the ~an Is not 10 do the canvaosiq, the liD· lonely •., Sbe has a second life. . I attracUve door-to-aoor work IurVey poUI!cahtmoopberet . and ·educate other• u · to "When I got my job on what the party II aU about. · Hum111 Rlibts," sbe re"Tbe , '"'t~~'· lllilf·......o ~· "I eapected a bad at th.J :~;. ~- _ , : . o ~~.~ld It, . but womeD - are ,.......,,... ":, *"l'~&·~~WJ!o'•1 • \IK!Ir mY.HU. g · Jii~C ioni~T '\ ·• :;;l SIZE 1tt12 . WITH COOR~IIA'ti8LOIJSIS'r· "'.-!~, "'Anyone wl!c! a great In 1988, Governor Rocke· . •IA!wi!lllif ~)le~.. , •'•• ., , ..:•r I·~·'l)fft. the deal of monet ean give 11 IeDer a P P o 1n ted !lbeUa ; •' 'But wOUld III!Ver •'wiD& ltd ·tor away. ,!:li!!I'J tloe ealiy special asslatant to tbe.COql,• fo boltl ,l'l!llic . Ofllc:e. )l'bat ,, IJj'lbf ,, '' BILLIOnOI cr"' ,.l . I Scl~s. Girl Who Has Everything Finds More · . In Working for People Sheila GillS ·. Hostesses were Mrs. Allen King, president; Mrs. Frank Sisson, Mrs. Mullen an:l Mrs. Pat Dully. to Stltchln' Time, c/o your local new1paper, p .0. Box IS DINNER GUEST 503, Radio Cl1y Slatloa, New MIDDLEPORT - Mra. liarYork Clly, N.Y. 1111119. Be sure to ask for leaDet 8177 old Siller wu the recentdbmer and Include your oame, ad- gueal <1. Mr. and Mrs. Torrol Morrlaon <1. !'Oint PIN ·ant. dress aad zip code. Al10 a guelt at the dinnt.:- was Mrs. Morrljklll' s sister, Mrs. Knit Knaelll Earl SbettBrlJI, the former Pau. Dear, Judy : For quite some line Rldemur, <1. !1. Peters. time I ve had a few sets of burg, FlL , wooden needles in various sizes, and now one or ' two ~ developing rough areas CAn!O (UPn-Thor Hoyer. wh1ch catch the yarn as 1 dahl has denied · work. Is the~ any, way to make the wood ' amooth or should I discard the needies? proved -v. L. America Columbua. Dear V· L.: To an inveter"All I have done la to teat the ate knltter, old needles are aNworthineso o1 a wru• 'mlp something like old friends and all I have provecl Ia that and I can understand youl 11.1ch a veJSel 1a Clplble of an eagerness to keep them. ocean voyage, llthouill thlo Try t h l s to save your was previously ca>sldered Imrough-edged needles: Take possible, the Norwellan explo~ damp cloth and put just a rer said Frldaf. UIUe finely grained kitchen Jlererdahl and a ah • man cleanser on it. Rub it on sallecl the Ra earlier lbla the needle and allow plenty year fl-om Sift, Moroeeo. tothe of time to dry. Then, use a rough cloth to remove the outsidrtl of the ~' Polish the needles where the trip was abancbJed Instant gifts-for him and her! Handsome, hand· cleanser. with waxed paper-and don't bocause <1. llorm damap to worked scarves ore o double treat for boys or girts. [Jre the elbow grease.- the raft. He had Intended to Instructions for knitting the torton design and for . L. I reach Mexico. crocheting 1he striped scarf are oYOiloble. '- ' to the achool for ' ·.,.}~:' ~ sed plans tor the 49th annual Oh.io tbild Conserwtioo League convention to be held at the Stat-. ler-Hilton Hotel ln Clevellrxl, Oct. 14-16• .!iie said this year's theme will be "Our American Heritage." Ways arxl Means cha.irman, Mrs. JameS Wisecup, suggested ha ring a Stanley party on Thursday, arxl members will be coolacted lf the ,Party ls arralWO(L Mrs, John Blaker wasaguelt at the meeting. Devotions were given by Mrs. Robert Sclunoll arxl the trawliQg prize WIS won by Mrs. ly JUDY LOVE ~ Wist , Mrs. Kermeth Scltes discus- . one thing, why don't we stop buying an these "washitems. r have discovered that the tag "washable" s YOU are supposed to wash It, From that time on f is careful and before you know it there are muddy lprints, smudged jelly and wet riqga everywhere. A y sens1ble woman would buy fabrics marked "dry clean " and Docked velvet wallpal"'r and Persian rugs and 1 spend a litUe time ocreammg, "Don't touch 1hat or I kill you!'' lA J!iant step toward complete control of our environment iii be throwing away covers. After an. il you have a ver on the toaster and a cover on tbe sofa and a cover the mixer (1 even know a woman who has a cover for extra roll of toilet tissue iD the bathroom-It's crocheted shaped Uke a UIUe hat), then you're going to spend as uch ttme cleaning the covers as you do the covered. The .,..,, IIGd No, GwendOlyn, a Pompl· · '. l give small am.OUI'Itl to several organizations. Robert Morris, Meigs Loc:al elementary school principal, s.Doke to the ~ on the tGpl.c, 01 Making the Gnde, But Grades Are Only . Part or the story." Mrs. Doo Mullen lnlllrmed the members that the organization is tO have charge or the canteen lor the bloodmobile viait in October. ; Cleaning with carbon tetrachloride can kill you. Ipmdle. '' if 'riOU . dou isn't . lbe .lfateal haircut word/tor Ul tht .o !Mt but ~ed lt.. our nonjcworite,•,. from Franoe. q"ite llldoue!>ort t P! of.··~· ,,, for ~ttlng Sam ! •, MR School I meuured a cobWeb and realized that we must be near~tbe~ fall bou~leaning sea&on. So~e of the big mop,and· girls miibt already have their cleaning comjlleted have to if they're ioini to address their Chrlotmas before Halloween) but most of us are sWI waltilig a cool morning or a windy afternoon or .the elves. "SAl ·~.. •' Down · With Ho_usecleani~Jgl Aid•' Onl - .y ly lETtY CANARY • 'f cci Wili ·~ 01> ' Bread CLOSE OUT . DUPLEX . ." \. . 5 . ... 49e ' •' ~. , $6~or99e i8.4 Cu. Fl 3_1" WI• .-'· {1 �; \ ."' ·. ,, ' •' ' ·,. ·,!., '.' ' ( ... the trip he aw over 200 crocodile,. lbOit '"'i'lllli'IIN r-' mw over eoo pound-, .-J.tottedtbe 111111on .,.. - - . ... ' · Nn. Kealerlllll, by theWo,y, waan'tobletol!<-·hor illiiloblnd on the trip olle to Waen. · · · , tj):lll!ellt. •' ~T. COl., CIIESTER RICE WILL retlre;...,..theU. S. Ar111r 80, lit ba1 boon In IOI'IIice 25 yeara. 'II; -~-&nil hio wUo, IIYlvla, erehen"""trom AUintl; Ga. 1JM11illl betelumlnalllerelaterlntheweoli.111eJ ~ eapacJal. •;J¥ :to.be with hla fa111er, Homer, Who hod hla filth aperotloa In )aoo·y-• at Holler 'llleodof, . · '· • - ~ -· .Their dauahter, ilaan, lo marrt.od 111c1 both.• and he!' huoi!!'""! aruttendlni collep at AUanto. . . ' .<' 'lltrold R i c a , - - of Mr.andMrl.llolller Rice, eom. ' ' . lit Ia ,_ ,)!oleo hla 20 yearo with the U, s. Marlaea aext y-. ·o..... "ICII Officers are Electea "SAi IIP!MBEliS OF 11IEA COURT of the <>..-. Shrlae ol North Amer1eo Joined the 'IWln CIIY Shrinet1N Wedneoday for a cllnner at the Martin Relllaurant. Seatld, left, lAdy Lee K1J>. aey, paat hiiJI priestess, aid Lacly VIolet lamb, hiiJI prtestsu, both of Thea Court; back row, I to •,areLadyVlrginlaShaw,ftrst ceremoolallady, Thea Court; Shirley Beegle, treasurer of '!Win Cit;y Strlnettes: Con Beegle, president of Twin CJty Shrinettes; x.dy Prtnceu Roa&lie Atee, 1ble Court, and Jean Moore, secretary, Twin City Sltrinettes. First Meeting Attended by l(J ' POMEROY - II. the Molp Count;y rarden clubs. Aireo<IY their ....W llower .._ Ia COIIIPietel1 plamed. I will be held on .... !lmday foilowlnl 'l'bank.qlvlaaln the ~roy Ele- .. ·, •' l ,• .,• :1 . '- . ..' =.·-;:\_ met with ..... comml-•lut MIODIO deteillafthe- whiell baa "Cbrlotmu Lllllr• u the theme. The well ·• 'II"HIIed O.A,G,C, acMro. Earl - r will como dowatrom ~ HAVE SOMEONE MAKING her f1rat YbittoMelp Coun- ··' •' ' '' •' I \~ _,. .., . . ~onservotioh ...·! ' t Party Given For Parents t. I ·' ! ' - '• I' '" ,I \ I Agnes White and Betty Hayes, and ' . NEWS NOTES ON SERVICEMEN Jerry L, F17, DHoned at Avon Pari< Bombing Rlllp Ia .~•l"f. olnl:e November he returned from a ¥ear Ia Tbal. prolllmed to tech l&r18111L and hlo wife, the former Cheryl m..rabach, and their ~~~,,.,.~,., lOft, Marc f.dward, Uve at AVCil Park. Jerq, ... Mro. F11e Fry, Bradbury, It on hla nlnlh Jei1f In l<imco. wife, by the n.Y, Ia employed It tho Won<et,Jfemorl&l IIDI· Sa,yre, of Mr. and M.-a. - . So,yre, Minora. It aaillnuboOnl the"i!.s.s. COraiSea,IIJialrcrlfl corrler, Vletaam, lit left caurorn1a 8 few <111'1 'IIJ>. Roger wu on leave reeentl,y alter ........., 1 year at Cacll Field, -. lhllCU!;·~ rlellfeldl¢ <- Beclo' lltwley) A~_ "'-" ~ ' A. Smith, Soatll ........... the 1 ' AIII and Jan. Mrs. 1101' Grolll, aocial chair· l!aptiot The Rev. Charles Norris per.. The bride wore '• ' ' to J- I ; . ''· . · ~:u••' . .. ji ,. 'I• ,!- . ' I ,, -~ I t . can g1ve. • ; J I·" .. levels, ulta; a ministry, the work area, edueation, atrairs, mio- :: ~:::;9:::::::::::::0:· J;:.l,,.,..,.... . · L ·· ,.'r··-~J ·•JILT ON BEST SEIVICE ' , ,.. .. ) ' OUIMAYTAG 1' SERVICE SHOP YTAG ' Thla Ia our exclooi" MoJ" tog H<•leo buildi•t· H.,., yoor Moriooe Ia ,..,ic... lor a fectorr troin.d HrYice.... ~ If y0ura Ia aerticed at het.e, it '"'' •• R... Corpot svice. Dependables" ... W. Va. wiD be Schoof_ _ A food ouctloa of the • .........., at tho ~ · · boma.Gi Nn. . by a baakel cll-r. Afternoon aervlcea ,bqln at 11~p.m. with the .......... the 11"•· V; C. Ra~ lllr fran the ·!1illte4 Brethren cburoh' at . Jac~ Hoilbta, oiil9- ~ bi ' ~ ·Wol!e and CllliOro. PUblic Wilcllatio. ' ' " -' .Mn. I!Oifi!COMING Mafae~ lor' Uniled ~i,,I<'!U~'C:Ii, Spj!Jar, Soildoy. ~ Scl!aOI, 10 ' i.m.';. ebureh· bbket · dliuter at ·IIOOII; alleranon PI'Jlo' . ....... 2 tot p;~ 'FreelaldNW. ' rio and. f!ll1llWo to. be reaW · · ' ifONDAY · . STAFF AND ofllcora, Meip ' . . GEARED tO $ERYE-· lOU ' 11 the 1nlaila& ..,.~ .. lsb'ltlve board, AYTAG SERVICE "'REPUTAtiON . e, PytliJaa Slatera, ·Mao.. at thO -homo "' ...... ~~~,~=; · Tampl.l)laltt c;lyde . .. •' '' Wcmen's Seniee, .,.... . .··· ., '' _.,·" ... ·. A Melmartwithlfr~~o ' '' ! when the CouneU on Mlnlatrles met at the Asbury United Methodiot Chureh in S)'recuae. The Rev. Forrest Donley, pastor, ..,.ned the meetillllwith Mark 10:~5, ancl gaveapnyer from the writirv• of F'raDcia or AooluL To uplaln the . u.,.m.. ·1 pl ' '' will ,. · .•• I • :·•' Held _by Club ~=~ ':.:.!"::.':. · · In the forenoon be followed . ' ,/' .' ~ ' '.r' t:or the on• Chri Gift that bringa pleasuro every day of every year to loved onoa when' captured in fine Studio Portraiture... The one -ter. .HAPPINESS IS; ' T.JI£:~-TTVITD . · A-GREEN . . N. 2ND ~ VE. .' •' from the Food Auction K~;!=QUARTET, 992-5321 ~• I pink A·line dress with matcblDK purpoaea lUll re!pODiibilltles ol aionl, soelal eoncerRJ, accessories &rl:l had a coraap tlthe:.:Counr::u~on~Mi:nl:alri:e~a,~th:•:.,a~rd:oh:ip~a~nd::wor:ship:•:::!::: of white earnatlons frosted in f pink. William · H. Ow's served 18 beat man. 1 Mrs. Diddle i11 a J96j..lra~ uate or Southern ~I Hilb School and a graduate or Lea ~tears • > IIJht blue and community was conducted leader, atreet length dress with white accessories. She wore a white rose coroap and her oaly j.,.. elry was a dlamou;t and pearl necklace riven to her by the bridegrocm. Mrs. Clarence Hlllservedas matron or honor. She .was in a Parker~, 1' ' lormed the double rillll ceromOIIJI before an altar decorat.od SYRACUSE .;. A diacuaalon Rev. Mr. with white cladlall, palma, and on ' - the church can better Methodlot seven brench candelabra. minister to people ofthechul-ch · -Tiia........,il ' .' ·r~ ·~~ 1veroit;y. He for three fGIIgWln( ...cih: ~ lli~·alll years in the U.S. Army Green to the K,..~.<;!ftk band mom- , Beret& on APril 7 and Ia preobera after ilaehnlghl rehearsal. eniiJ' enrolled ln the Airborne Gene Brinmlllll, the now band Trainiq School at Fori Bet>~lie.ctor. reported that mualc nln& Ga. 1111 1 now aOt ol cym,..a ha~ bleD porclrlaed by the board. ll;mberohip wucllacuaoedald 'tt' wu decided to secoro membership ........ Mr• .anit llro. Diatal Swisher are mBJDberahip chairmen loi' the : . lira.' Harold Sa)ltr presided . 1t the meetlni In the achool <atet.rta attelded by 26 mom-SUNDAY bets. Refreshments were aerved, ANNUAL MEETING Women's Christian T_.ranee Unlmol llleiga CouniY, 2 p.m. Mldclloport aiurch at Qlrlat; Thmlaa """'"*or. lfr. IIICI Mn. DIIIIY ..... and tlaoh- chlldrea, lllaperoneofor the next three away pmes 'were armounced by ·' ~l'l!ll<l U: :So:""~\:"!"::~: .te Ylai~..,..llltllibera av... -01. ' ' Corms. . lir..' oon4 SlliliMII'ti'~ b '• nau- a _ , _ , M r . and Mrs. Jomoa Delible, Jimmy Joo ... ....,. - ; Mr. and 111'1. Torry Rlalln, Lello &It IIIII Amy, Mr. and Mro. Tho. IIIII Smith, 1'111110 IIIII Todd, drummers as an increase in the aile of the band created the shOrtage ol Wlllorms. Mro. WUliam Dorst Is chairman ol om!- pel or tho · Raclae Church. '~ ~ _,.. pr~Jed.·'MI\l.-illl" r:::::::;~;----------:~-:-::-:----, " KYGER CREEK - Porchase ot •even new W'litonns was • proved by the Kyser CreekHiiJI School Bl.rdBoostersrecently, The Boosters also arranged for teJnporarJ untronas ror the man. Plans were made to sell ' Oli'lailnla decoratlona aa a Sr., s. u l Neigler, Mra.Daniels,andMrt. Richard Gilkey. Mrs. PhlllpMolahortreported that ~83 Wll cleared on r es .....-........ Wllpruoat. I. ! .. vne WI ..... Ia 19$9. He WBI )ola.. ed bi hla wife Ia 1964, The waa chef for the ........ I • d liarbecued 21 Pllllldl "' chlckon tnlll2 Pllllldl Gl apare rlbo for the flmll.y, All "'the chlldrea andgrc:hlldrea oxcept Mrs. ~u ' I is Meeting' Theme · ;~:~.:.S.";:!U:~=~ :~t;_hai::EG:..:. " ~!!:~~ ~~o~ Foreman & Abbott 1 f ~ marrlqe on AQi. 21 \tn the cha- Belpre, • Ministry to Church, . Community Studied Mrs. Bett;y Carpenter of Ra· Mr. and Mro. Thmlaa Diddle, cine, RcUe I, and the late Racine. Route 1, were unlted ln ' w j THE BENEF1T GIJILD of-rn Hill Hospital will hold its first 11111101 Ilea matla!t, eo1n and antique show on SaiUrda> and Soanclay, Sept. 21 .... 28, at the Scioto Counly fairgroomda at Lucaa'911le, near PortBJDoutb. The hour a are 9 to 9 on Satunlay and 9 to 6 Oil Sunday. POMEROY - Mlos L Ia d a James Orpenter, and Mr. Cam! Carpenter dauahter of James £award Dl.ddie, aon Of ar~ ~.tilted 1810· the..,.,.. ' POMEROY - Mr. and Mra. Ronald Smith, Cheoter Hood, -rtalnod roeOIIIIy with 8 . bomocomlng part;y IICIDorlng hla (lll'elltl, Mr. .... Mra. Albert Smith. The elder Mr ..... Mrl. Smith . " , . . ... , ., ,- r:f!ne '· · New Uniforms tuotlllllo pUrChased b'f ml bar oc1o1eaarJaa frlelllald they hodaliau. Mro, Vroopve loul' o1 the beoutlrul Bend f.'!\':.. PooPie aid hod callera 111 the camp olt8 lncluclini Dee VroB .... oblldren Mark .... ....,."' M'ary Buck, - - KC oos ters ""' .Mae lltuclcey ~ Miller of Ma- tlon practices. A paper on the tion date., Nov. 10 and Feb. 9. local subject was presented by Mrs. Mro. Ketrlne Milltllon will T. A. Hennesy who also read prepare motorial for the Nov- M' A d Sh 1e two poams, "The Garden" 1111 ember oolwnn .... Mro. Jed ISS u rey u r I "The Gardener's Creed" by Webster, Sr. will writs the Feb. Pledges Sorority theThe~ sale. - -· Patience Strong. 9 colwnn notee. se uu•CVI!I were r ...ect.. · A copy of the Good LuekGarPia.. were ade f« the ()ct. MIDDLEPORT- MlaaAudry ed for the DeW year: den Club Pf011l'1111 for the year ober meetl'W to be held at the llllller, clollabtor rl ...._ LU. President, Mro. llarold .... reCeived by the club from " home of Mra. Eddie Smith with IJaa R. Shuler "' MlcMleport, Sauer; vice president, Mro. ~~~=;, Mrs. Tho Edward Ath- the inatallodon or- ofllcera. !':_~edged the EPellllll ~ ·------------~ ens. club Mlzicko 111 the or Athens Devotions by Mrs. Wickbam - - at Sljpna ~ liororState Hoapllal Ia a theripy p~ featured a meditation "They Go ·ll,y 111 the Clll>j1Ua at the Unlgmn or area pre!on clubs iJ>. Together," scripture from Acta Yer&IIJ Ill Scutbweotem l:oul. clucu,. Twllilbt. I and prayer, She led In the .._In Lafontte. · · A cmunomlcation was read pledge to tt. flag and Mlnlllluler --Wahama from The Daily Sentinel thanlo- iqode. Tlmelyhlntaonprdo"'lllah Sebaolla Mo-. W. Vo. i'W the club for participation in 1111 were liven by Mrs. Gerald Sbe -:' ~eara the pin at the uGreen nnunb Notes'' and an- Wildermuth and the hostess 1attw 'K' with u brteriiOi,eo noua<illll the next two publica- served refreahmeata. ~W allnl(,lag "One lltart, 11 POMEROY - Conaerw.tioa" was the program theme when the Twilight Garden aub metThuraclay nipt at the home or Mrs. Elmer Wiclolwn, presldent. In reaponse torallcall,membora C<lllllllent.od on coaaerva- 1 1!:. r:'- Miss ·Ca rpen ter Weds 'I 'i' Quite an lltracti,. ..,_ A COLORFUL BOOKM~ was on hald at the Jackaoo APPle Futlval, Jackaon, coJiecl Who's I~ What'al~ The truck is pal- red and green, very vivid, aid lettero of the alpbobet are plared like cruyalloverthevehlcle.ll is very ey...,.lchlllll, to say the least. Tho Ulllauol eatry waa prepered by tt. MelgaJackoOI>-Vlnton -oi>Ue. Mr. and Mrs. James Diddle • COIIIjlllment, . Mra. Amle 'l'hompoon of lliallcheotor jolaocl Mra. Fronk fOrmerly of' Middleport, lor • ...,kofcaqolll at Ro.rlt ,., the flrll try at WllJiinli lor bulb Mra. Vroo- ni. ' clloport. f¥..de.lcrlll0 the - ' • 8a the "frleodlteot• IIIB't O¥er met b her 1 l 1 • :i' A CONVERSATION PmCE In .the olllco ol C. E. Biakealee Ia 1 dlmsaa'-1 coior drewilll Dl the bualoesa ltcllon of Mid- it' all thedooratep. :And loll ofl)eoplo are dollll ·. ~" I ~ JOU.Y SEASON mlfll1l not be Jln8lliw at)'Gir door, bel 1 · •.. Twin City Shrinettes are Hosts of High Priestess ' I '·fat'-' at camp LeJeune. By Hospital Auxilicliy A dance waa Alex Wheeler; - . , , Mra. plomed and ofllcers were o1ect- Jamea 1loalela; eornapoodl,. SYRACUSE - Tealadteo ~~ ed Whoa the W~~~~en'a Auxiliary ltcntary, Mrs. Ray Plckoaa teiMied the first meetlJ1Il of the or Veteraas Memorial lloapl~ Sr.; -11 ..._. waa Mra. 1969-70 -oon of the Third al In the 4iniag room the Thmlao M'anldn, ' ae<retary, W-odof "'""-ker'o Club evenlllll ol Sept. 16. , · Mro. Sauer l!llllllalned Mra. · Sept. 17 at the meetillll headTho Prealdent, Mri. Harold Wheeler •• a•dl bar cbalrmall qlllll'lera at Municipal Park. Sauer, presided, with the Aux· with Mro. Huah llearho, aula~ . VIce President Lllda Fer- lllary prayer &hen by Mrs. ant, &nil Mro. Bearha •• vaiUJ>o. roil presided &nil ..,.nod the Clyde Henderaon, and the r&o teer chalrmon·witlr'Mro. Whoolmeett,. by roadillll deYOtloaa <ordillll -rotary, Mro. liar- or, ualslUI, . POMEROY - Lacty Violet of burred children when Thea Mro. Beerle. Count;y represen- tsken fran "Tho I1Jper lloumK ~ Masur, read the mi..,.... Named to the lllllllberJhlp t.mb, high priestess of Thea Court was there on a vtalt in tativea introduced were Mrs. .followed by Pl'IYet. Minullea ~ lnd the treuurw, Mra. James c:ammtu.e wer8Mra. Wheiler, Court or the Oriental Shnne of March. She reported that lhe 111ary Keutz, Molga, and lira. tho APril meeti'W were read . Dodielo, I'1IJ(II'Iecl, Mrs. Gearp White, Mro.li'emNorth America, was guest of Oriental Shrine pays $100 a day Shirley ~. VIDotL !Pee- lnd the treaaurer'a report JIY. An ln.YIIation waa read from hart, Mro. lillloell~neer, aid' honor at a dlmer meeting of the for each underprivileged child ial recognition was liven Mro. en by Kethryn Johnaoo, trea.. Sharon Tbelaa to attend ,....._ Mro. Ruaaell Millo; .....,tlallt;y Twin Clt;y Shrinettes Wednea. they send there Cor treaCment. Gertrude Mitchell, a charter urer pro-tem. Llltion exerciHI at Rlveraide eommlttee,.MrS. Muldn, chairday nipt ot the Martin Rests.. They stay !'rmn 0110 month to a member or tt. Twin Clt;y ShrioA trolnillll meellng to be held White Croll School of Nur&lllll "'""' Bertha Parker, Mrs. E!dle rant. year arxl then berome out,.pa. ettes, rei!IPonsible for organ!- at Jackson S.t. 18, the subject in Columbu& Mlu Thelsa Ia II'OIIID&D Stbly Slack Hid Mrp. Mrs. Lamb ... s presented to tients tor skin grafting for ap- zattoa or the club. being "Livlllll With Your T..,. the aecond.-l"'duaqo to recolve Henderam; P ........... etlGimJ~ tbe Shrlnettes by Mrs. C o r s proximatelY three yean. •Ions" and Mr.. Ferr U ard the lllrH acholarabfp from the tee. MrL Doaald Dt,.r,.cbaJr. lleegle, presldent. Guests were First Ceremonial Lacty VirMrs. Llllla Guinther, a new 1 e hoapltal. A thaM yOU note wu man, Mro. a.rtea Lewb, EirerlateredbyMrs.JeanMoore, ginia Shaw toidofherproiects member, wu introduced along it~. ::•~•= llaoreadfrconLeaoraMicbael, mo Smith, Mrs. Pic ......... . oecretary, and MI.. Shirley for Thea Court in the Franklin with Lady Rhoda Hale who han- would boa "Health Conference" for heine cllooen the 1969 ea... Mra. !laue,., !. Beerle, treasurer, presorted COU!ib Chlldren's Home aid the dloa the _...r ayatem f« 11 Jackaon, Oct. 2. Repro- dyatriper to recem the ocbcJ&. RapreaeafauYIIo to 1tlandan ihe hiiJipriestssaand Mnl. Beo- Frenidln Councy Crippled Chl). Thee Court. , tlvea will be Jeaaie ~ lnhll>. Also Feed wao a letter Ohiollciolllla!Aoaocl;ltlo!!~ ale with corsages. dren, 1700 orwhlch were served The _lrlveilllll prize donat.od aid Mobel Pickano. from former admlalaii'IIBr Inc at illo '11M Mo. Cue ,lljio. In her a111111ll message to the at the Ohio State Fair. by Mrs. Marily !CJires was. It wao derided to have tha Waltsr Stewart. · pltal In Delailan ciG OcL Bare , club, Mra. Lambannouncedthot An Oct. 19 meetlq at t h e won by Mrs. Clara Adams. 00.. lnnuol Chriatmaa cllmer and Tho auxiliary, in._ratloa Mro. Slack, Mrs. While, Mro; the cOI'OIIIOIUI will take place Worthington HUis Country Club er mambera attending were par1;y on Dec. 17 The o.- with hoepltal personnel, will Moollllllll, Mro. llleinhart. and on Nov. 21 aid askod lhotmem- In Collllllbes at which time Mrs. JWIO Heaton, Mra. Mary meeti'W wW be ;., the 8th, ..::. plea IIIII _,.... oseml-formal Ada Slack. . ben visit the Burna Institute alldoswWbeshownofthechll- Baldwin, Mro. Agnes Brown, stead Dl 00 the regular~ dance tobeheld1tThankacloTol4lolli'uthemeetuw;Mra. ln Cinclmatl to vlew the work clrea 11 the Burns Institute was Mrs. Naomi Brinker, Mra. Nea- aid hoetesaeo wUI be Mrs. Fer: i,. time. Robert McEihlaey read 'llloebetllll dme throQghtheircontrl- amnmred by Put HiiJI Prleot- ell Carsey, Mrs. Eve)jon De- roll 1111 Mro. Salaer The Mrs. tbarlea Withee report.. pilalllelplqj !Ianda." blltions. eaa l4dy Lee Kirmey. Vault, Mrs. Marie Hawkins, was potluck lunch at nc:ou. re ed on a nonr tund to be IJtart. Retres~a were aervedby Prince as Lady Rneaile MeA prayq htlds liiJit, as a Mro, Mory Huaheo, Mro. Ruth Atteldq were Friede M<>a.. ed. At each meetiJlll ail m..,. lbe Mldcll...,n membera 18 Atee IIJ)Okemthelnatituteand remembrenceofhervlaithere, Swisher &nil Mrs. Marpret man, PCIIIIer<lf; Kathryn Joh"' beraa-illllwUIJiveiOcenta those namecland Mra: R. ~ ~ed oeveral plcturea taken wao presented to Mrs. Lamb by Winebrenner. . oonand Terry of Wall Pea, and the A·!lower lund .~, ~.!IJii ., Mn.,~ lla.lio-•,J Morerlt,y, VIrginia Sal· .u aa fal!awo, den and' to a ...., ... .' i . ' '' .. ' ,. ·t "",(._ .. -~ ~,.;· ' ,_,··' . . . , .I l • I ' •• . l ; . I ' il l ' .. ' •lw•ys l11provfi1 :·. · O.r Service ' �:.,. '' •s ~ • ..0 S3 §• •II ~ 0 ~ .. ~ I ... •c •~ = ..I £ ..••- ~ ....- ~ o•• ..I =s· z ..... z -- I .... •-< ... "' -t II: .. •' .. •, ' ., '' • •'.:·· < ..., .. . •::. ; .., •• .. ' ,, •·:. ···~t ' '·' • ~ ' ~ ~~ . ,. 0 0 i'i~': .. ..'r••f !i ... ,., ~ ',~ ~~ ,,·.;.;'t . ' •'• . -· ·~· :~· I -~ -~: z" 0 0 G') ' . \ . , .... 0 ·~,,,. -a ...z -a • ,..1 ' ' ' I I' Cf ' \ ......,., ....... '' a 0 - 0 N • .,., 2• "' ....... !Q ~ ·~ I. . .' 0 ' ' ,t '· i .. I....' . ' ·' ... I I 1 ' ( •!- >i ~ -~ ~· ·~ ~; . tbat lnfOI'IIIOtli;n• .... - · ..... tbat Atl/t. Goa (John NJ Mlldtell ond Senl. , IIIDod In · hearlnr tho , ·oa• - I n t o till ,...llll4;" .... ._r laid. 'lbo ArUIO, whlcllla -bl,l~·· IIJII(Jintmont, lmmodlatelj. 1.. 111ed a atat.menl ocnlellllllnl both "-'".-111 llld 1be • ;i~av ~imes- imtinel Q ~·· •· :soou. ~~~~~ met to decide a ca• u.s. '- ~~{,+" VOL IV NO 34 ' ' SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1969 ... ., ... en 0 I ' >C :.. .... 0 ...-...."' = ..• "' .... .... ...• iii z ..o4l iii ill ' raised Wodnooday II¥ Son. Birch Jlo1b, D-lnd., - IOIAiho -.ld 0110111011 lll,ynawortll aboot It when he returned to teallf)'. ~ hoo DOl been before lbe eommlttee l to the court. ~PBerets' PAGE 13 ' ·r.~.; SAIGON (UP]) - Detense he met with President Nixon. been cbarpd with murder and ·\,~.sources ln the Green Beret The charge added another conspiracy to murder In the qlH!stions on the grourxls that it may Incriminate them," a ~\: ·lllurder case said Saturd&J note of mystery to the already case. . spokesman said. :Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, the shadowy ease ln\'olvlng ,.. U.S. miJltary sources disCapt. John S. Berry of ~ comnanler In Vlell>!m, death or a SOUth VietnanW closed Saturday . that two Sausalito, calif., one of the , 1 iba7 be cited for the military man rmned Thai Khac Chuyen enlisted men similarly charged defense· attorneys, said Satur·'. ·equhalem or contempt o! coort who has been ldentlfted In oome have been granted Immunity so day the six men would receive alleged)J< ualnghloiniiiiOIICe reJK>rts as a double espionage they can testify in the trials oC an automatic lire sentence lf ; 1o bring the olx officers agenlthe 1i:x officers.. They are CWO !om>d guilty. ·~ 'iaW»IYid before a court martial. Six Green Beret offtcers, _Edward M. Boyle, 26, ()f New 7'-1·:· One JOUrce close to the Jocludlag the elite outfit's York City, aoo SFC Alvin L. "The army wants to lock these men l4) for the rest or ,;~, 'detenM said Abrams Instated former conuna.!ller in Vtemm, SmJth Jr., 41, or Naples, fla. th,ir Uvea," Berry said. "Let· '."{ lhal the men be tried durlnghlo Col. Robert B. Rhoaul4 43, or "This means the two men ·,:' · tecent trip to Wasbirwton when VIneyard Haven, Mase., have there be .. doubt aboot that" cannot refuse to answer a~cy Sources close to both the '' ·v.s. ·•\Jar The case involved a mortgage dlsp.rt:e between Bnmntck and the owner of a bowling alley. Relm(Jllst said It was "ap.. parent that the Brunswick case was substantively decided on Nov. 10, 1967, at which time there was no reason whatsoever for ~oworth to diiQlllilY himself rrom partlcipatkln," " Volunteer ~ <aanoi Prepared . •~;n 6~:~i ~,..z .,"'~"'"' - -· - <Ollllll._ In his _.u, Counsel Threaten (;:,.Gen. ·Abrams with Charge 1'%·~ r:· ' lbe AFL-CIOotalementoold. 'lbo 0110atlon It the Brun· awlc:k stock purebaae waa atateme.a w11on the ~~ear~naa bqan thai "I have dlocJ!ailrlocl m,yself In all caoeo In which I have had a stock intere.t¢. 11 ~~~ Hid tho 111oo1< p.:rehate wall handed by a broker and was ''nOt the rel!llllt d an,ythlng known to Judge llaj<noworth." . . . , . - . he addod, laid he did not recall at the time d u.e purchaoe that ithe Brunswick case was awaltblg the Ollng It formal oplnloo ll. . y· . . . ID.I to whllewalh .blaw ...,_.. W011Ii 1111\Nd It ccnllctlnr I fair 11111 _...tned lllrldrY," lbe .I<'' •• (Ji!pU 0.) Elllllard 11111 (Sirm\) Thurmoad ore cclho<l- IInce-. However, Iia1nlworth told ;;~ CC'"II ~!I~ "' r- . .~ :, .. SAUNDERS' SERVICE RECOGNIZED - Earl Saunders, carter, lo c-tulaled b7 lfor• rls Haskins, lett, presidentofHasldns-Tanner Cl.Xhiers, alii Richard Carter, manager, rtgbt, on the amiversary of his 48 years or service with Haskins--Tamer. Saunders joined tJte c<mpany September 15, 1921, when it was called Harry Franks Sons al'kl J. L. Hasldna, lb-rla'e father, was manager or it. The atore's name changed in 1955. Haskins uid of 8a.UDders' .ervice, "In all the manv years we worked together rve never been usociated with A 4ner tellow." Earl. 75, is semi-reUred am works part..tlme oow. HruskaOut ofRace WASIIINGTON (UPI)- Sen. d "lDllng over the more Roman L_ Hnull<a or Nebraska Uberal Scott In a three..IVI,Y withdrew Saturday night as a race. candidate !0< Senate Republl- Baker, a 43.year..,ldmoderate can leader and urged his with onl.v three years In the conservathre SWPorters tovote Senate, baa offered himael(asa tor Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr, candidate of the younger at Tennessee. generation of Senate RepubliHruska's decision gave a big cans with no Ideological ties to bloat to Baker's chances d 11\Y branch (( the party, He succeeding his 16te fatherJn.. thanked Hruska for "placing law, Sen. Everett M. Dirksenof the party's interest and unity nunots, over Sen. Hugh Scott of foremost." Pennsylvania, the acting leader Scott, who has predicted and former GOP whip. victory all along, said he didntt Hnllka, the 65-year~d favor- believe Hruska's p.illout would Ue or the conservative wing or aJrect the outcome and said it Senate Republicans, Issued a probably would mean an statement sa,y(ng he aeted in addition of live or six votes to the name of party unit. But his side. political observers said Hruska The Senate's 43 Republicans probably concluded that the will meet Wednesday to choose consenaUves had llttl(, chance Dirksen's successor. Hruska t:l:l i~i Pending Good Will Sign ~ ~ $ oriented. n the experts say. leaving about 300,000 true volunteers. If the threat or being dra!ted is restricted to only 12 months, as Nixoo plans, Pentagon otrlclals so.v they miBJII looe some Hdraf't.4lrfented'' enlistees who fi&1lre their lnducti<m lo Inevitable and enter the service at a time It their own chooolng. Nixon IIIIIIOUhced Friday that whether Consress acts on his draft lottery pian or not thla year, he intends toc:reateapool ft.19-year..olds as prime candl. dates Cor lnwctlo11, oelectlng the oldest among their ranks montll.by..nontlt. Men would be home free on their 20th oft. ...I . ' •=· ' • • • = -< . . I .o ... z-sz ...•"' .... .I DA NANG, South Vietnam Communist lnllltraUoo Into (UPI) - A U. S. Air Force the South oo r., thla year was Jlghter-bomber taktrw o!l on a combat mission collided with an estimated 11100,000 men_ Air Vietnam passenger plane IIUW&ooce Information comlrw In !or a leming Satur. day Ina fiery dloaster that killed. .-slhe CommllDilta bOve the 64peroons.· ' •a ... •• "' ;:3 ' •.. •• ••• •• • .. •. t::l .• Jilio. • ~. ~. • ! i: ~: ~ • •• ' •,..,.., ....... ... .. •c;,·, I' ~ ' ;I O~C:Ol Fiery Crash ' .fr ; ~ ' >., 0 ~ ' 1!10 llldleatid Comml-. ,., ' ' -, : month alter u.e Judip,oo It Coort It ""'""'" In Involving Bnmowtck. He laid ~- diAl DOl .... till rulbl,l until Jill. 3, INS, 11111 It ,., DOt made public unlli Feb . 2, INS. "While J.IIIP IIIIYniWOt1h Josll.,. Department. aeOJdrocl lbe -~ before the "The Department of .llltf.co 20, 196'1. ' decllloo fn lhe COlO Wll otatement relealed todq II¥ the Rehnfl,dat said that was one UbJ.Ulted, none of the facta Senate Judlelll')' C0Jnmi1!eo '.·'' ~. t"\ ~ ' ccrillcl It Interest In ibo· De-nt laid Satur. purchale. ..,_ Clement ~ AaaL Alt. Gen. Wll\llm H. bou&llt fi6,000 worq,· Rohnqulot IOIAI,In a ._to till · - atock two Senate Jldlelary before hlo ccurt made con&lderblg "-'"JWortll'o """'ru11nt1 1n u.e campo.. 1nat1on to till &ipreme COurt, the Soulh ~~~~~ judge bc!ulht 1,000 shares It Bruimrlck Corp. Block at f!6 BlhareDec. (VPI) _ 'lbo . ,, ;, • ... ~ ... ••.... U" -.... ~=: i:•• "' ~ . G') t'!!i i \ '· ~ ..,. •• 0 ~ ··~ · ~ ~ r . 0 -t := 1 ''' ~ ,' ,, ., . .... -. • ' 8. '· •... .., I ~ " ··''. , , "~ ;·r ' ' BoWling Firm Purehas ' .,. . ' ~ ' - en :=a 0 -t -- :c ... :=a 0 -"' ... '' ~ '· 1ft . ' c . . , · , ; : · , . · ny ·o n. ' .••. • ' -blllt;y to mount Ill allack with dl\>lalons ..... the DMz where they havo 11011- tlonod ' 30,000 .. .... II ._,.eel likely that a t,500.man brtpdo froot.· lbe U.S. IO!ot Airborne Dlrialoa could be ~... norlh ~ .lbO Da Nllltl-Bia area to jqlllllle · The tw~ crew of the American F4 Phantom Jot '"" coped ~. but au 62 PBr8008 aboard the passenger craft and two others on the srounJ were killed In one ofthe · worst air crashes of the Viet-nam War, All of the victims "'re believed to be Vletnam- birtbday, Under the present system, in which older men are taken first, draft wlnerablllt;y oxienda from age 19 to the 26th birthday • Man»ower Ill SOUth Vlelnami!IOI W1111rJ e~ lllvlalon !J!,' tho DJ!Z.orea. ' 'l1le pilot .••••• ., ••• • •• •• .• or ' the F4 stayed abcJord his $3 million plane, JUided It away !rom ~ liARRY JR. ESCAPEs ,...,, alii landed oar.ly at Da VAN NIJYs, CIIIL (U!!O Hai!C air hose. The four ei!Cino Hop. Barry ,GakJ11au~r Jr allll Air V._.., DC 4 piUI!j)Od to hllfiAI,...roa~wlillml .. earth from an altitude of 300 or 1'1111 ol'iJ bruloea irhen thoU tlnrlt ...... plane ron cu c11 · teei IIIII eliPioded In Oamea In ON PATROL. IIIIa Amorleaa ad\Oiaer, loolda' Db a ruo1 alii era~ In a real· a riCe paddy onemllenorthwelt Malay p.,.te wllb hlllolaek of the base. beadbaad and aecklaee of cltndal- ~ """" ,, P!!aadea, wn d e a tbroup ..... Ia Soulh Vleklam aear 1110 Cambodian bOrder. . lllg~ '\iJ •• · .~ •:·. ~ ·.•, .I · ·• ..., ' ' . '· • . ~b • ' authorities are considering these ractoro: lA>SB It the long IIOriod or Ylllnerablllt;y, a1otw with OXJ)eCt. eel Improvement In clianceo or oiCa)llng mBitary oenlce, aiDM!It llurely will cut haavll,y Into the munber ~ volwrteera above the age d 19. On the other hand, under the new pl.., man,y 19-v-ear-<>lda wW learn In advance with rirtual ..~ they will be drorted, and volUIQertna at that l&e llhould sharply In- ....... 1,592 Ohioans Get NEW YORK (UPI)- The pines and Thailand. Asian nations amwnced any Uni!J>d States and Ito alx Aalan U.S. offl cials disclosed that at decisions to reduce their troop allies Saturday fomd no the meeting none of the six contributions. Immediate prospects ror furthatt arriving at the llli!Otlnll, er troop wtUulrawals from New Zealand Prime Mfnlaer South Vietnam during a war a n d Foreign Minllter Kldlh strategy session. Hoiyoake Indicated t11at hiJ Stokes Frightened SOUth VIetnamese Forel~ Minister Tran Van Lam told newsmen at the conclusion of the llvo-hoor.and-balf - : •''There l8 no CJ1e stion now of more troop wlthdrawala. We are waiting for a sign of SOOdWill (rom the other side." Wlllt unanimoos disappoint. ment, U.S. ofricials later disclosed, the allies concluded that despite American peace initiatives tbere has been no sub~ progress in Paris at negotiating an end to the conflict. u.s. Secretary ol State WWiam P. Rogers was host at the meeting at the U.S. mission to the Uolted Nations. The strategy review was attended II¥ foreign ministers It South Vietnam, Australia, SOUth Ko. rea, New Zealand, the P!Jllip- By Nixon Policies country woold like to recllco some of Its troops. But he told newsmen that at ttds pcdnt be CLEVELAND (lJPO - Mayor could put no time schecl.de m Car] B. stokes has predicted II. ttat President Nixon is followThe United states contrftu. Ing a course which wlllleadthe tton will be down to 484,000 II¥ country into an economic reces- Dec, 15. Additionally, the Sckrth sion ard poulbl,y a depression. Vietnamese are fielding aforce stokes, nmnlng for re-elec- at about me million lllllli tion, ignored his Democratic Australia, 7,500j South Korea. opponent Robert Kelly during 4,600; N"' Zealand 500; the an appearance before about 20 Philippines 1,500 llld Thailand, Negro businessmen ahd blasted 11,000, away at the Nixon administraTAX UNE TO HOLD tion Friday night. "The ripples WASIIINGTON (UPI) - The of this policy frighten heU out Nlxon administration is beof me. lt'11 just going to be cat- lieved to be preparing a request astrcJphic," Stokes said, re- next week for a 10 per cent inferring presidential dlrec-. crease in social security benethea ordering or encouragtrw fits that wUI oot require ralttcutbacks In buildl~ programs. 1ng payroll taxes, to ' I �'. . ' ' ·Ro·mps,-.$p•.6 ' ' . ~ Wolverines Stomll Vanderbilt 42-14'·. . GALLIPOI:.IS, - Willi ,Turlty SOUII!wollem ~ S.O. .That o-p, 1~· Mnlllri~, , wao ,the o.-11")·d!' lllahlanlen , llack, 111111 IIIIi. liQ.pcund lcotl!Wo ' . . 10t11or hollback, ioaeb ocoriiW , Turll,)' c-p tied ltWwith ""* _hdolml, three the. Norlh tiM )lAIn lllellntperlodwhon GaWa Plraleo rGhod 50-8 ewtr bo ocored from nine YaNJ '1"'Soullwmtarn l'rldll idltt 11 .U.. Hall raft the polntl after Marth Glllla JUcb School. lauch!lown (PA'I?. Then with SO Ccacll GarJ lllllla'•llllbianll- aecondl Iell lD the per.... o..nd llrllt with I:M Jell Idol, Hall raced 11 yardo lo In t1te llrllt period whlalllluel! ooore. l!clllb7 Ratlllt poooed to 8oiob, liQ.pOwlil ....... ~ Steve SoWiderl for l~Jo PATIIIIII · kck need lift yard. to put the lad 16-G'at the onl · J.o~lo. .; 'K-'<J • 10 am ' (ALL GAME'$ . :OJ TillS ONE WAS GOOD - Gell!pa!lo I«<I''d ei&llt ....-,. ...... wellston Frlolaf night, but marapd to convert only three extra point pla.yL Above, GAllS Fullback Oluck Neal Ia a ~st crossed the ~ 101' one o! those tw!Di)Oiliers loll""llw Tom Prose'• 27-yard touehdoWn nm with 3:59 iellln the first halL NealeludedWel!ston'sJaekllol!man(2p, Harold lolanrllw (68), BID vteara ('14), Douc 11rvrm CM>, BIB '!IIIler Crll • omclal ....,. ~ ca rr- ..... oo ria11t olanalllll the 1J1oi101nt j>lay aood Ia Gene Jamaa, Blocking Vicars Is Blue Devil Iackie Oruck Wood (58), • :101). JIOIIIIIIer. In no~r looldi!IOOII GAllS Enl Mike ca..- (44). ""'honton MASON - The Wahama White Faleona, after pla)'ill! almost two quarters of a lackluster brand ol fdMII, got their o!fen~iw to jell and went on to aeore a 28-6 victory over visitIng Duwi Friday ni(!llt at Bachtel Flolcl. The win was the fourth eonsecuUve tbis season for coach , ...- -··: Gnnt. Barnette's host forces. w...,a fans had little "' cheer Hoot until with about a mlaute and a half remaining In the second quarter, taUbackGar)' Clark, a 150 lb. senior, broke looae on a fourth down play ani ran 53 yards down the ri&llt sldelines tA> paydir~ Clark's TDwallollowedby an - ·po~~~t,_.m[<M olf the IIIII .<I. -JOOiior . ron Holrard, the qua~rtertlack, that put the event· ual winners oot In front by a 7-6 margin. Wahama, in the fourth quarter, then e>P)oded for 21 other points to make it adeclsivevtc-t«y, Clark1 s first of two touchdowns for the e..niJWCII>Pedan 80 yard drtve that waa begon with the Faleona runnlngootola T·formation instead of the notorloua "Q\all Offense" that had been uaed earlier. The Falcons remained in the T-lormation on offense 1he rest of the pme. Duvol bad taken a 4>-11 lead with 8:09 showi~ on the scoreboard clock on a two yard run by Fullback Howard Gillenwater. Gillenwater's six110inter came seven plays after the Yel- ;...· " '. ' ·~ 'I \f ' '· :\ ' '• I wtiar oroiKy~rCree~ man halfback Paul Justice ran in the extra points lA> make the scoreboard rl18d 20-8 in favor of the Bobcats. Dave White of the Bobeats ran back the emullllklckoU 90 yards as the game ended. The extra points were run in to brlng the game to a close, 28-8. '' Ii to Rio Grondo ..• • • • • • i 'I '• \ '~ ' ~.· 'i i' t. Jackson uS • • 1 Sold 125 Sold , . Patrol Sol~ WELCOME TO Pleasant Valley ' Lot- . Lot 9 10 Lot ll Lot 16 ~•~ Till .. pinorl •CII' Plratea wtre Turley Ge«&e with 128 711'41 In 10 playa 111111 Alnl Holl, 172 yards In 18 Lot 15 Lot 14 '* '-----.;~----""'--~..--------------' ' THE ·AUJO Ctbt . ,·• . r..,"" '· . ' . Of ~. I, '~: i·•'l SOUTHEili QIIIO o 3 L.;.i ,",'. ·. : 3 , ltervill . NlrW r S. AVINGS c.ERTIFIC & IT Es· E , •. N OF DE POSIT NOW . ., . . · . . · ' • J 0 16-30 op . good, I waate ~~~~ expl~DI.) 1 ' .. . ' ' Urbara 28 Frar*lln il Again, 4-1 · CHICAGO (UPI) - The skiddlDg Chleago Cubs committed two errors In the el(!llth Inning, enabling st. Loula to score tllreo unearned runs as the Car·dlnalo 10ored e 4-1 trlulliiJh Solurday, Cblcago pitcher BUI Handa was pr<>teetlng • 1~ lead Oil the otr-"'• (1( Jim Hickman's 2111 --· home run ct the year in the lourdl lnnlns, when Cardinal pitch • bltler VIe DavaiWo alnsled with one oot In the el(!llth ani Lou Brock singled, aend11111 oavaiWo to thlnl. CUrt Flood slapped • druble pla.y bell to lion Snto at thlnl baae bul Souto llllnbled tile bel!, o11ow1n1 the fling run to oeore. On tho am plo,y Vacla Pinion hli ground bell to GlennBeeker1, an11 Beckert fumbled the bell ellowlng Plnaon to roark !lrlt Bod lood the baoes. Joe TOrre clruppod 1 Bln8le In short ci~Arllold to 1 ...,.. Brock and :i 11ie NFL~ · .. AFL ("I as· .. . .l 8.• lhire ;· I' ve bee'!'n here a year"), iays 'he liad lllt1\bei' ...~. Uf came baek beC8U8e ,[ FlQod. ~·;d~~·~·~he laid. "Next 1!1 footbaU WIS• . ~ 111amon singled home u;--. · - .. Moorhead gave tho bell to Gorvle Crow on fourth down and the oenlor lullbock ICOred from a yard cut with the game 9:28 old to &lve 1\lldilpn a 7 ~ lead. Moorhead sparked that drive wilb • thlnl-rlown JIIUI8 ., 18 yanla to Jim 1\landleh ll1d a 33.,ylnl nrnhimael!. He scored em a two.,ylnl run In the fourth ~J~artor and again tou-. ....... 5:tl 18 pll,)' Hdlor tallbaclt Vdpa fa from two. 1\llchig:m'l ......... tooklnd - .. f eC.lTIFIC-TES . IS$UED,· Fot'to 'DAYS . '. Y RENEWABlE • ' ··~ ' II''· - ""' 11111-VIetnlm Wll' . . . _ _ t1on for whick e,ooo demonatrallln _ , to . . . . the lltlldlum. - Mets Blanked On No Hitter drl,.....,.. · w1111 U:e fourth nm of ClrdiQol f10U11tpaw . Slave ~!""' Jiltcbed the 111'11 M.en ......,. and i-e<etved credit for llll 11111 Ylcton' oplnot 10 loao. · • · Saturday's Grid Scores .New LoseS 20th Till Jn ROW Cup In re-.- ..w-.. -their-IJI1ht Qlllriu. On the llrlt " Army kl-. IIIIer b Som Seorllw IUmbled IIIII McLarlll ', _ . wed m the S7. Aanelcalt bunt olf loft-.. calilt- ...,., _.., .. Bob C... WI r fllhl a on tho • I'll Mo ..... ............ II Ill lilt ·$. Ar-r I«<I''dlftwob:~­ ---- .....,. - - ID ' .... - · to- " llw wb., lrlo Federico -. Tberewaonoavldollolthe 70,183 <t lilt p l - - :'h.lllj!l!ijllliiit..~!!-..~!liii..~..-!!fi!!i!o!it"" ."'' Defeated , •.. ' t· Chicubs r , Mar. HardiJW 28 Lima S... 18 Cola. lleSalea 14 CoiL NGr. 8 Steu'vllle 26 Weirton, W. VL 6 Franltlln llgta. 20 Wolll. C. H. 8 TOI'OIIto 34 WelloviUe 0 HamUton Twp. 22Cire1ovllleH Barnesville 6 Wondsfield o Dublin 6 Miami Trace 0 .... . ;: nnllers In· not osaclly co!lJidered cause for street dancing. Out on Wesll28tb Stroot, a resident observed U:at il will he Cleveland, and not California. tbat snaps of! North America and ftopalntothesea. "We've been sold out; all three cities have," he said. "I ~Modell did wbal he did ~- be lboupl II wu load for IIMIIbaU " 18)'1 'Brown, wbo, a..ordln« to 1 o me lratqlalon, doesn't ~ lOy !lite u.tags aloollt the Cleveland owiler. , Allolher newspaper claims Brown hao.admltted he Is 101 an AFL-man; that he would never have taken part in 1he Cincinnati rranchfse had he not known of lhe impending merger. Brown,_ who admits only tbat he 1111 more friends in 'i • • '· . stili In Cleveland, jhe shill was ' . Cleveland his mind, obviously. The old days pop up Involuntarily. there-" Hanr&n Traoe • • 0 6 0 8- 1l Martina Ferry 26Brldgeport21 JaekBOit 35 Melga 18 Portomouth 21 Lopn 6 Gallipolis 56 WeUston 0 Notre Dame 18 Ports. East 0 West NuakiiiiUJn 21 Croaks. 0 Ports. West 20 Wh'ersburg 8 Weottalll6 Plluton 0 Minford 25 New Booton 12 Llckl:v llel(!llto 18 st. Clairs. 52 Ctmbrldp 0 Zaneavlllo -.....12 Coal Grove 20 Hoek HUI 0 Clear Fork 32 CnoUiew 0 irohlon 20 Logan 0 Delawore llayta 20 lle)>n. 0 Defiance 20 Fostoria u Zoneavllle 27 Lima Ba til 7 Celli• o New l'llllldelpbla 12 Van Wert 6 st. Marya 0 New Cancan~ Jn, Glem Columbuo Grove 30 Elida 22 Trl· Val!oy .14 Cory Rawoon 27 Arcadia 2t MIX'IID ,13 Maro¥!11•1;2 Colo. West 22 Colo E'anoor 20 PhUo 83 RoteviUt 0 Cnls. Llnlen 54 Cola. Mohawk6 New Lex. 51 Slotldan 0 Ridgewood 32 'hallqw'k ,8 Cola. Brookhaven 22 Colo. Eaot 20 Can. Une. ao: <;AA. ·TIJikon 14 Colo. South 28 Colo. North 12 Maso!Uoii . 80 , ~ Whl-· 0 eGis. Woloot Rldp 36 ~ ~ AJtri1u 'Buell. I . ' . ·•., Cels. Centrall2 Cor~ W· Yr. U . . Whltehall19 Mt. Vernon 6 south Palnl e Colo. HaTtley 8 Colo. Wehrle 6 T~- 18 Darlti!t.~ 8 , .•., llll!ftin 14 Bexle7 7 Ctil. Wblfe, 2f f..,. ·,28 ,~ New Alball)' 67, Centerburg o Flilllloy . 3~ ~on"'Dt:illof''' · canol W!neheater 32 Sldtlo)' M; ~ ~llor- h Amenia tl•rcreek 6 · WUJblfVIOD . 50 !"~'!"~ il . Last year, Bengal kicker Dale Livingston missed two slralgbl ·field goal altempls Inside his 20 and Brown, m Iff e d, remarked. "Heck, Groza uaed to .ldck them through bUndlolded from A, nan Trace was pe..uzed twlee Palll Brow• .. MOBILE over IGOr mlllltea. Jmlor 1-cker MorV Hull rurmled 31 Ylnla Into the ODd zooe with a blockiJd kick only 1:38 alter Moorhead'• !lrot toucbCiOWD aa the Wolnrille• heaYler linea contlnually broke ihrougb the Commodore•'. .lmktr ~ck Jolin Miller bl'OU8f:t Vanderbllt cut puslng In the second hall and completed lour of !lve tor 54 yards belore Hl1dlni aenlor . ;.alked • Llcltl:v Velley 8 ~It . 1ba aeco _.d ~ T earn 35-10 team , llk<fi $4495 porlod, u Mlcl!lpn mplfrom a 14-7 leed In the opooe o( .' N0 rthwesterm ..... eo FLOOR 3t'iM ,.. - run In the oame tallbaclt from lilt- • h Crush IriS YORK-(NEA)- l Mllny "peraono aile m p t lo · 4Nnslate Paul Brown's emo· ~u... illtojtrole-an Intricate. ,(J'atller preOUI1!PtUOUS task at Unfortunatelf, Brown · '!las n~er lent himself to 'e uy tra111latlon. ;, Outwardly, there is not!>'. ,Inc lnocrutable about the ·. , ' 'CillolnnaU Bengala coach. He IS a bald, pleasant-looking . feU6w of wlU: the voice a midwestern bank execu· · live: alabaster at one end · and cotton at U:e other. 12 I 60 F.T. - "'-'-- lour-t~lnl NEW YORK (UPO - Bob Moose, with the old <t lldiorto Clemente' a looping eateh o1 WI)'DO Gorrott's line the rl(!llt-flold !once In the sixth lmlnl, lmled the -~ ter of the major league aeaaon Soturcioy ao tile Plttollurab Plraleo d-ted the New York Meta, 4-0. The 2J.yeor.old rl(!l1thaDder • walked two and atruek out ob: The P1ratea ....-.. u he !acecl only 30 boltero!Br- of Gory' Gentry' a -~~tot acore t11ree runo "" on1y 11111 the pmo. Clemente weat tot the renee 1n hit In the !ourtll. lliiYe Cub . rlgbt llold and loaped hi8b to walked ll1d WWJe Slu&ell I& Germt'• liner wilb two Bled to center.- - u p out In the - · Garrott alao '"' • double _ . ll1d Cub lined out hard to Nal(y Alw In ICOred on • wild plldlaa Gmrightcenler"' the fourth rorthe iry Wautec1 Cl ..- . Goalr7 ' cloaeot the Nell came to get- then hit AI OUver 11111c11 t1ng a hit. to load the - · and SOUTH BEND, lnl. (UPI) Mooae Ed Kr._l wild plteh acored Slar&eiiNotre Dame the wrapo off w1111 0110 out In the I!OCOIId Mamy ~'oiJIIWdout two untried Nlllng backo, Ed Roo SWoboda witil one out Ina-,; drove In o.--liltlblrd ZIOiler and B1U Ban, and they ll!lh and Hod Gaspar leedlng run of t1te 1miJ11. combined with puser Joe off the nlnlb to stve the Meta The Plraleo ldded lbo 111111 Thelsmam to lead the lliilrtln8 their only baiiOI'UtU10ro. run In the nln!h m 111n11oo _. lrlob to a 35-1° vletorJ Sotu.<Wllh 38,874 rlvol- cbeer- Song11lllon and Rlddo Holmor, do,y over undetdotl Northweat- Ins him on, Maooe 1¥lllked Gaa. an ln!leld out 111!1 a wild plleh. ern. por to lead olf the ninth, reMooee came- !onrThe lrllll, otrong on def0!1J0, tired Tommie AlOe on a foul of • nc>JUiter 011 JuDe 14, 1H8, spotted U:e WUdcata thefirot 10 to firat baaeman AI 011• when he held the Hror- Aopolnta. Bill Planlzek kicked a - , IPll Garrett .., a bounce troo hltleao Willi Jolin GaiiiJ 44 • yard !leld p i and then to lblrd and retired Art 111am- bloopad a llinlle two lilt tunback lllllte ran ob: ok;y on' 0 . . . . . - . to I!OCOIId 1n the elalllh - . ..- yards lor a fAllld_,, alter Ill endlnii tile game. on to a two • hit, I • 0 w1a, IIIII lntereeptiOII of a Thelamam The other oo • hlttera In the pitched another two • hit lllul. paso b)' Rlek Tellander made . . . . this 10111011 were by oot two weeki lnter. the task 00111' by slv!ng the Don WUoon of Houston Bill Mooae IJ 12.311111 WUdcata the bell 011 the 1rllll Stoneman ~ Montreal, ,b. Na. 11011, ..,.,; haa a . . . - .._,. 15, IOIIOJ ~ ClnelmaU ani Ken (1( 21-15 In lbe maJoro. He JIM GILMORE, ol GaiU. Ill! therea!ter • the lrlah were Holtzman of Chicago In the Na. algned with l'ltllblrtb In polio, Ia a returning letter. In charge all the """I. The Wlidtlooal LeeiJIO and b)' BIIU- June, 1965 and romp! led a mlman on the Ohio Northern cat atlaek was at,ymled by the nme•s Jim Palmer In the Am- oor t.._ record ct 19-10 beUniversity footbel! team thiJ rugged Notre Dame defense, orlean ~e. . lore joining lbe l'lralel !ale 1n fall. GUmore la a 5'10'', oo.._..t largely "' veterans -ae•a loot was the · nrot U:e 1967 110011111. 180i>Ound spill encl. He Ia a By United Preas InterDadoml 111!1 featuring aucb aa nino • 1m1ng 00 • hiller by 0 lflllhomore In the department EAST 274-pounlackle Mike McCoy, PlratepllcherltlneecturOtam. Me"~·OO of history and poUIIcal sel- Bu!falo 17 Xavier 0 249 • pound llllke Kadlsll and bora pltehitl one agalnllt the ~ once. He Is the son ct Mr. Syneuae Hlowa st. 13 230 ~acker Bob Olaon. Braves In 1951. Nlek Maddox and Mrs. George Gilmore, Army 31 N.,. Mexico u Thelamann I!Qt the !lrot Nopltebed the only other nlne • ct 818 Third Ave., Galllpo- Maoaacbuaeeta 49 Maine 7 tre Dame touchdown '"' a live- Inning oohltter by a Pirate Uo. The Ohio Northern Po- PeM St. 45 Navy 22 yard run which ended a 72- pitcher In l907. Harvey Had. 1ar Baera opened their aea. Mt. UntA>n 20 Roellester u 1100 at home In Ada Memor. American Int. 46 c.aot Guard 7 yard march and Zeigler power- dlx ,... with the Plrateo when eel 18 ylnlo for the next to wind he pltcbed 12 lnnlnss of per. lol stadium Solurday ni&llt Sl Lawrence 20 Colby 14 up a 9&.,ylnl drtve. 1beae polnta teet bali but lost to Milwaukee Q1!inst Edinboro Stele Col. Montclair St. 21 pve the lrlob a 14-10 lead at. In the 13th inning In 1959 WEST POINT, N.Y. (U~­ le~ Edinboro Pa The firlt Ea- SlroudsviUe 12 the l!!1d of one period and nelth, • ' · ' • •• Der-. bock DID 111<1.-... game 011 the opj10110Jl!'o grid. Clarion St. 20 Delaware St. 14 er team scored agl!ln mtt1 the DaviS Stays bloeked a pmt and reeaverod a Iron will he at 2 p.m., Sotur- Grove Cl1l 28 Brockport 14 last porlod, wkon Notre Dame U "ted Sta•~ llllnble to IIIII liP two """" olaf. Sept. 27, when ONU Marle11a 14Weatminoter(Pa.)8 blhzed the WUdeata lor 21 m ""' meete Wayneaburg College In Slippery Hock 27 tlalcbdowns wilbln 16 - • o l polnta, CLEVELAND (UPI) - Apelr Woynel!blrg, Pa. Waynesburg 7 the I!OCOIId .......... and llolte of 28 - yeer • old Callfornlana, the Cadell to • 31-14 rout ct SENATORS TOP INDIANS Stan Smith ll1d Bob Lutz, kapt Blacks Win Fourth Gl'llllbliJW 30 Morgan St. 12 New Na:doo Sollurdl,y, tile Hutgero 44 Lalolette 22 CLEVELAND (UPI) - Tim the Davia CUp In the United LoOOs' 20th e looL Straight, 24 To 14 Booton u. 20 Colpte o CUIIen'asaertnce fl,y and Eddie statea for another yaar satur. Jolm Rnlh pounced on NcLaBrlrtkman'l run • ocorlng ltln- olaf wllll a hard • fou(!llt threeHUNTINGTON - ·Pl. PleesMIDWEST ren'a blocked J111111 In the ODd ant' I Big Blacks rallied In the Notre Damei5NIX'thweatern 10 lie In the t211llminl Solurday lot Ylctory over the ..Uant Jlo. zoae for one 'l1l and I!OCOIId hall SotunlaY alter trail- Waohillltoo St. 19 Dllnola 18 poced the Waahlngtm Senators man1an team (1( Die Nastaae and Andrzejezak raced 37 yards IW to a 5.3 vletorJ over the CloVe- bl Tlrlae. Ins 14~ to defeat llmtlniton, llllehlgan 42 VanderbUt 14 the second ocore alter !lcl&. land Indiana. Smith and Lutz defeated Na.. 24-14. ll wae the Bls Blacka Oregon St. 42Jowa 14 nm'a fumble recoJU'J. fGUrth atroliibt win ., the aea. Oklahoma 48 Wloeonltln 21 tue and Tiriac, U, 6-1, 11l..ym Moore pl...... !onr Ribbon in Your Hair 9, sl•lng the United States an aon agalnot oo - L Rlntlng. llllaaourll9 Air Force 17 yards lor IIIOther I!OCOIIdperlod Use colored yara or rlbllaa lniUI'IIIOOittable 3~ lead In the tGn Hl8b ranked I!OCOIId In Weat Ohio Ultlverolfl35 Kent 0 Ill and Bernie Wall puled 35 Ill brlag faobloa to ,._ balr· Virslnla waoundaloatedlnlhree Utah St. i4 BawliJW Green 6 DaviJ QJp malcheo. • yards to Joe Albuo lor olblrd outinga. · Southern CtllL 21 Ntbraaka 21 .. by CHrdiaatlq W. .l f'IO period t o u c h 41 o w n. Ardlrl are weii'IIIC to • balr lllJlo ROOKIE STOPS TIGERS 8011111 , lbaliiOOdla...,. JeDiell klekaOI • fl,yard RALLY FALLS SHORT North Ctrolim 91. 10 N. ~. 3 DETROlf (UPI) - p i tor Army In the BALTIMORE (UPI)- RoUer Alallama 11 Vlrslnla Tech 13 Georsta Tedl 2t SNU 21 _..... BID Lee 1umed In a porlod. 1odlo• 58 KenlucltJ 30 brUllanJ roUe! Job to post hla pltebor Pate Btelrert cltOked off W, Va. 31 Mar7lanl7 The Cadota took ol Fl-59-34 !lrot ma.loi' 1 - Yletocy Sot- three New Noxlco mii!III.YI Ill a New York Yankee rally In the Clemaon 21 Vlqlnla 14 nlntil 1m1n1 Solrlrdl,)' to pre. 31 Cha1lanocitll o MloolsolpplSI. 17 Rhihmond 14 urda,y u the Hod Sox Auburn 57 Wilke Forest 0 dofoated the Detroit Tlaers 6. Mm an 8.7 Baltimore Oriole ~ 35 Tlllane 0 ......... 'l1ll. Mclariiivlcton'. f'aah. & Lee 14 Towaon st. 1~ Mlodulppl 28 1\lonq)llla 91. 13 3. JaJ Morrt..'opotlooliltNoxlco 25 and ..__... the ball •• he ........ lilt Lobol' p i line- . . loll U. S. Golfers Stunned , By LEE MUELLER : · NEA Sports Writer Nlddlototm 80 IIQ', Raoo lor 10 yards, Symmoa Vllllay lour tlmeo for 30 yard11; for 30 18J"da. Halllaq. Trace punted 1hree time• for 81 yards, the viJI~ on plllted three times for Go yards. Thureday, ~~ VaiiOJ will play It COol Grove. On Suo u.rdQ", HIDiaa Trace wiD. J.t Green. By Quarters: . pictured. ~ Include front r..., lett to rl(!llt, Brenda Woods, allernate; ·M ary ~ !bole Souloby; back row, left to right, Connie Laming, Nelanlollaekott and Corlq Nlclnak;y. iCan'tLose ~=•:n:~::L:~::·~~~V~lnUm:::~~~~~~~~~~::::::::::::~~~~~~! -·tile 111E JIEIGS lUGH SCHOOL Junior nrol(y cbeerleadero lor tho lHII-70 1 0 - y - on ··~,- •, .., a tarten turf. :Paul Brown P•lnt had n.. firot Vlk· IIIII• picked Ill 10. The WDdeata complelad two o( !onr poaaeo, S)'lllmeo ValleythreeollO. Jlu>. - · by sprlnllng 80 yards olf left tackle to oeore In U:e . period. He pined 138 yards In 15 earriea em the now against llQton, DIBI)Oged to &Ill 80 yardo In 19 earrleo agalnlt the Bobeato' ~ defense. ·f 0 - Glenn Doupfl, '"'" of lour ............. In the Wolverines' lineup, ohowed he II ready to till departed el!-Ume llllchlg:m nrahlng !Older Roo Johlllon'o Punt .-.... of 26 1111 21 yards by SIIY<I*r, the MAC'I mo1t -..,l'OUI'JIIII recelwr. oot up two oll1er lldlcatoooreo. Don Nott~Jwbun, who broke looae for 275 yardoln34 ruohN looundlng of! eaeb olher. ''This area Is National Foot. · .~11 L e a g u e-orleoted, you tirow, but I can't complain. helpe~ do It myself.' EoiiHI&" (f• U-14 u WCII'IItliiiiGn 22 Wo e HWlard 26 GroniYiow 18 Londan 18 Greve 12 Gr.._-! 15 Mlrl)'<lllo 8 TeQs Vllllay 11 !Jocln Elm 0 - u llllehlgan reccwered from a 11ow otart to omaah Vanlerbllt · · "The people here (Clncln· llatl) are · happy," says llroom, his Insulated words Sootilern • • •••. 0 0 0 8- 8 .~:~ ~- 0 SGuthorn KC Spd....., • _,. Saalua\Q' a Norw.... 6 1 Upper Firat Downo • • • • • Sllelby 20 TllllD CG!uinllloil 6 Puoeo ·Gablii* ·40 '•Pieollliilt:vt01f 18 . ,,,,,.., Passes two toucbdowna In the oeeond period 011 an 80 • yard drive, opearheaded by IIJ)'anl'o 31yard nmble, onl a ftve-nnl · drl"' J:rlsBored bl' Jack ...._ Vock'o 63-yard return of an 1,.. tercepted poao. Harvey llllteheU acored on the next p!a.y, .. of· Rail Twp. 0 llllnster 40 Bndrord 14 Kyger Creek .... 0 8 12 8-28· Sprtnsftold- 3G lntereeptiGno 0 Fumble • • •.• 4 Fumble: 1 't 1 llllddlotooni Femilcli 38 Friday's High School Scores Berne Union lO carroli 6 - ' pil!nohlpa In 1987 an11968, com: plelod 10 ., 18 ·poaoeo lor 120 " ~ ani added 88 711'111 ruohIIW on 18 earrlea. f;_-'': He toa•ed one and two.)Vd . oecriJW peooea to Gres Hull om · Tod4 Sllrder ani oeCO'ed on two ~ ~~~~~~ tllr•yard kaoperL , .Ohio U. IJ'GUIII out 206 yards ., iialnot the Golden Flaohea who o6red their llrlt loon!ter 111 ANN ARBOR, 1\lleh, (UPJ)JtldDr quarterback Tom Moor• held aeored two touchdowns · llld hlllded off lor two others SolurdaY to &lve now -cb Gle111 "Bo'' Scbembeehler a YletorJ In hi• lnoagord game "-1. ' MEW ARRIVAL -Your now ho"'o io ""'l•e ohopo now ol PIHoont Valley on :i5 just boyon4 tho Potrol Pool. Bt ••ro pid up your frH copy of tho PLAN SHEET ot tho ho•o prnontly ·ondor coirot~ctlon.- No Sol .."'""- Ho pl'tlooro. I "•\ ·-------.!:;;;;;:::::::: By United Preoslnternadonal 1 ,I Lot ;Lot 18 17 I .~ ..~ IDGH SCHOOL SCORES The Torradoes, o-3 ror the tercepted pass which was re- Symmes VaD.ey •• 6 ~.((' State -'-' • ,.... a..... s- here Friday night, erupledfor two touchdowns in the fino! ..,.. to tA> drop Hannan Trace, 31).14. A 41).yard pass play, Larry Cremeens to Jerry WaUgh, set 111 the Wildcats' first oiXi>olnler In the second period. Cremeens then hit Bill Wells with a two yarder for the touchdown. The secood Wildcat touchdown in Che flral stanzaeameoo Wayne Queen's 40-yard punt return. Cremeens po"ed lA> Wells for the extra points. Symmes Valley scored on passes ot 5, 45 yards, a 70. yard klcllutt return, and an ~ 35 ----~toto Gallipollo Pt. Pleasant ~,--.~· l -Lot l1.oY- ·-' " ' 8 Symm~ T7allPV Downs~;;/e: _ Cin.:.:;~N orllunoor • J 12 3n. 14~'::'" ~~ Hannan Trace, turned lor 45 yards. •. conw. •. The Bobeata opened up In the third pertod ai Gary Sounders MERCERVILLE - Visiting The Wildeala had 48 yards ran SO yards tA> makelt12-0. On Symmes Valley,leedingonly 14- rushing on142 pooalng for 1~ the opening ldek-<llr of the ''-"" 6 ai!Aor three quarters of play tal o1 90 yardL Hannan Trace onl half, Jon Rothgeb ran 20 yards lor the Bobcats' next TD. Neither EP try wao good. Southern pooted a touch"""" in the firal quarter with seven seconds left tn the pme. Senior Bill Hoback earrted in the bell from seven yards out and fresh- ertod. • wi!••• ,\ ~ t .. '"' .~""'· •114 C1,11, ,., ..-., •! ·.~ gpenlov 24-14 win over lll1ton. ;·,:; rthey're Both My Teams' fer . .,. lnf.;..;.lon, llotoo to WTCR, 1420, lnlaton20 LopnO18 Jackocli 3511oip ~ Passes ."2- -4 6 PoriL 21 ....., W, Vo., S Paoaeo Inter•..•. 0 2 2 POI'!L l-1. D. 18 Porto. kot 0 First Downa ... ., 1 3 10 C<a1 20 Raek HUI 0 Peraltles, yda.... 15 1"1l 7"1l SEPT. 211 GAMEl . , v~~~~ay at CGoJ Grove Fumbles • ., .. • • • 2 0 2 SEPT. 28 GAMES: Fumbleo Lool ..... I 0 l Glllipollo 11 Athena Punta •••••••••• o s a 1rcJ1m1 •I WellotGn (16.6ycl. ...., Jackaon 11 ~n NelL-Y ark at Mello Bobcats Blast Tornadoes : '1' ' 4 5 ed with Howard hitting Stew W AHAMA 2 3 Halstesd with a 12 yard TD lot 2nl Total 0 4 aerUII with 8 minutes ani 33 Net Ylnls Rush .• 73 87 160 (29 yd. avg.) secollls remainiqJ in the game. DWAL The Wahama rorces gut on NotYardaPass •• l7 62 79 lot 2nd Total the scoreboard again with live Passeo Attemp. • 12 9 21 6 Net yardo rush .. 113 51 164 minutes anti 40 seconds Jert in Passes CClnq> ..... 2 4 0 Net yards pass. •. 25 14 39 the game, two plays after Hal· Passes Inter. , ••.. 0 0 8 Paoses Attemp... 5 9 14 stead lnter.cepted a Yellow Jac- Firat Downs ...... 2 6 80 ket pass at the 45 and carried Penalties, Yds. ... 30 50 the ball back to the 15, when Howard rolled out lA> the rlgbt side alii raced el(!llt yards intO the enl zooe. A block by Nicky Bartoo spnmg Howard · loose RACINE- The SOuthern Lo- season, and 0-2 in the SVAC, for bls TD. cal ToriBIIoeo of CCJach Bob wiD travel lA> Southweotern to Ashley !ell again Frlolaf night play the lllghlalllers in another ~ h to <011e Howard again booted the ex- at Racine to the Kyger Cre ek Ieague pme lou OPO C tra poin~ with Clark holding, i)Q~Juts ,o( :,CCJacb Howle .. Lee home with their fir•l !(liR:.Ill a11Uite lh oltt'led-214 c,- MJ.Uoe~Ji 1, zs.&)-,_\ , -, , •• 1 . · "· ·' the . ~~ Neither team scored in the The Bobeato 1-2 overel! ani Tiie ftnal Wahailla olx-l>Ointer eame wlth two mt11.1tes am openlll! quarter as the Torra- 1-0 in the SVAC wiD travel to the Pirates. 36 secon:ls showing on the cloc:k, doeo looked •• aood on dele111e North Gallla Score by Q~arters: seven play& after Curtis Roush as they have this year. But In the second q~arter, lnterc~ted a Duwl pass at tl'le 50 alii ran back to the 23. This senior lullbaek Jon Rothgeb of Ume it was a four-yard pall the Bobcats,ranl4yardsforthe ,. j frmn Howard to Clark that ac- score to put the Bobcats ahead counted lor the TD. to stay. Rothgeb aloo ran in the extrapointaanlltwaa8-0infavBy Quarters: Du>al. .. .. .. 6 0 0 0- 6 Wahama ••.•• 0 7 0 21-28 WAHAMA - Defense: Mike Miller, LE; Dorset Adkins, L'I; Nathan Yonker, MG; Nicky Bar. ton, RT; Eric Morris, REi Dick Ord, S"'ve Halstead, G a r y Clark, linebackers; Curtis aDd Chester Roush, halfbacks; Keith Sayre, safety. Falcon offensive starters, other lhan those listed above and subs, included End Rallly Smith, Quarterback Tim Howard arxl Lineman Mike low Jackets recovered a WahaBurns, starters: Mike Athey, ma tumble on the host's 30 yard line during the game's first Larry Clevenger, Mike Miller, aeries of plays.. Duval's try Pat Fields, Millard Morris, for the extra points on a run was carl Jeffers, larry Fields, Mike White, Don Machir, Stanno good. Tbe Falcons' second TO drive ley Adkins, Randy Clark, Davwas started early in the fourth id Riley, Richard Kent, Vernon q111rter and wu finally conch& Roush, Anile NcFariJIII. i Fumbles ••.••• , 1 Fumbles Loot. ••• 1 Punta . , •....... 4 • Wei!IIGII . . . . . 0 1 0 0 56 TOTALS • , •• t 4 0 181181 FRDlAY'S RESULTS: GllltpoiiJ.58 Well- 0 Allleno t4 Net.......W..YIX'k 8 White Falcons Win· Fourth In Row,28 To 6 TEAM STATISTICS ~"ft • ' ;•' . sroAL ONLY . Brnin. who had IUided Olllo ·< U, to iaclo-to-baek MAC cham- S.. THE GRAND 01,.1 OPRY, Enloot T•••• • Muolc She,; aod iliuch' Mro In a ... ndorfool · cOHtr~ and Wootoro ' Muafc ,. ..k,nd. . .• ~·: , ._, ...... 12 0 38 55 the ...... • • • • • • 1 2 ~ n '11 Plra..... llral :~n~ - , , , .,,12 0 44 86 thlr!' ~ I In~ wt~~~a ..... t 2 o ae 68 play, Then ~ .::::.- 10 1 ld -·~ Nolo.·Yarlt • • • 0 8 0 20 81 third period, o ~ $55.00 por poroGII d..... $5UO por ,.,... ' ahill• roo... W L T pOP a-p I«<I''d onothreeyard 23 2t run wilh 4:25 loll In the llrot Ja..._ • • • • • 3 0 0 1 3 hall to (lve tile Plra"'oa 211-6 O.lltpolh , • , • 2 1 0 120 6 llld.olln!mlllallon. - . . . ' ' ' ' ' 2 1 0 48 18 Holl rocecl 81 yarda for the : . . . . . the -ripped Kent ' .... 3:>-o ror their ninth · '· lltralallt Mld-Amerlcon Confer- ; in\lewln. T•••llo.llti,H Octo..r 24 &,. 25' . TEAM JAnll to ....._andJoe '""'"' TEAM WL T p OP pa111ed to StewSolllllenforthe •• 0 PAT to make II 42-,e. :' Galltpollo • • • • 1 0 0 "" . 'Mheno ••• , , , 1 0 44 8 ,:.ae~c:,:=•:U,~ ' ;Jacltl<ln • • • • • 1 0 0 15 18 second• left In the IN!d period 10020 0 · Lc:Pn ....... 0 1 0 0 -- ani Joclde &nltil ran the PAT. 11e1p o 1 0 18 35 1bat-11504NellherteJm • y:.J.' ' ' • O' 1 0 8 44 ocOI'ed In the fourth ~ llnll Net.. . - rw two other oeoreo Solw'- ., , :..~·' '•' :~~~· · iln~•illo, IIane)' Brown scored t h o PlraiM' touchdown from nlne JUlio GUt wlth ·813S lei! to ... play . In the M~ period, 'G .;;ATHENS, Olllo (IJPI)_ Cleve ' "' l!tpnt, Ohio Unl-olcy'o doz. It was Ohlo1s . - r . After a looreleoo llrot per' : 1)1.... aenlor quartelileck, Iod, Olllo Unlveralflert~~liod!w ~ pallid !01' two fAlllelldowlta ani WTCR ....Io~ Plro"'• of the llrot period. . SEO Standings . ' " i in4 ul lliiiD lilt ieD, Wlildo ~. . .a ant .,;; . <tM �' ' '• i' ' . ., ' ' t ' ~ ! •• ·' :1 ' '· Time• • Sontlno~ Sunday, lloptell!blor 21, 190 . i' · ' ·~ · nders Start Slow, ·Drop SEOAL ·Opener, · 35~18 ' · ·' , :.1... , P~ 1"• . "f"' Moltlo' Junior Bob Worry lod a lhallallahorl Maraudera or Coach '"l!liarley Chancey were olow ~~iW out of the atartlns gate II the Jackoon "Big Red Ma· ~blne" r 11 collod by Jackaon ' lilt N.L 11 the boll to the 50 ·.J~~ ~ .. liDo butI 11-4 ranktJw !hoY neelftdlaot"'k It waa a lOili IImo before IIIIi In tho Cla11 'Alt. ~to polio. , .lranuden '"" that territory Thll' are aloo picked to win tho oipln. , SEOAL, , . On Jackaoo'o third play tr<lll But after Molp IIMIJ¥ !0111111 acrbnmap, Junlorfulllackllan the aroove,ltwaatoolate. Ja"" Murphy rambled 11 yarda rlaflt aon capltaU:ted on nlllltl'OUII • the middle. It didn't bother broaka to pt Ito bis load. Murphy a ablsl8 bltwhenheloot FIRST HALF hla oboe near the Uni ohcrlmMelga won the tooo·andoloct- ' mage ardonelocktuitllerdowl>ed to recelq, orlth oenior ful1. Dold. Senior halhck ~In bock llanll)' returllllw Valol!llno circled bla rlabl end Roser Scltaa' kick to tho Malgo lor the extra J>(lillla to make It 35. A 15 yard P.,nalty ~ ;r,~~igs-JacksonStatistics --'".li ' MARAUDER STATS ' Meigs Jackaoo 8 9 '"'r.i~rubtftl ·· .. 90 244 'l_l!l'llal!llllftl, .105 42 k ' Yanlo ••••• 195 286 .Piues Atl'p'd • • U 6 Puaes Cm!!>. ••. 3 3 ' Paaa Int. • , ••.• 2 o Ponaltlea • , , , , .. 0 70 Fumble a Loot •••• 1 o INDIVIDUAL RUSHING MEloS TC YDS AVG. Grate ••• , .••• 6 20 3.3 Floyd •••• , .•• 3 o o .f.:llJI Downo , , •• p . - ..... 9 INTERCEPTIONS MEIGS - None. JACKSON - TaylOl', I yard return; Wolford,Uyardrel!lrn. PUNTING MEIGS _ Floyd, 6 tor 210 yards, A>g. 35.0. JACKSON_ Michael, 5tor 11• ,..,., Avg. 35.o. FUMBLES RECOVERED MEIGS - None. ~ACKSON-One, unldellll!ltd SCORE BY QUARTERS MEIGS •..••. 0 0 0 18-18 JACKSON ••.. 8 20 7 0-35 INDIVIDUAL SCORING E~ ioo led 14-0 Junior ~ck Lee Floj'l!, Stlllor dor.n.IVe lbulllnKen after retUrnl'l! tho Jackaoo Taylor lnlercopted a .P at o•. , ldc~HJ« 16 yarda, fuml>lod on Brion poaa at the Melga.21 and Hla Own 36. But tho Marauder roturned It to the 20. Valentine cieronoo held aaa 25 yard Dell! carried tour llral&bt tlmeo to aooJ allempl hy Murphy wao the lour, lolurphy ooce to the wide to the rlabt. throe, and Vdentlne then After Melgapunted, Valentine plunged the last )'11'1. Senior CIAIOd oil a Jackoon 59 yard · halhc!< Cnig Oliver'a run for clrho IIOIRI over lrmn ihe Dve the extras """ abort. Jackaon )VII line. Hi a allemjlt for tho eJOo appoorod to be headed for the traa wao abort. With 10:14 re- clreoolftl rOCID with a 21).() leed malnins In the Drat half, Jact.- wllb only 2:t4 loll In the Drat M ' ' ' n·--' •• BY KEITH WISECUP week before, which aloo was TUPPERS PLAINS- The 2:1-0. Eastern Eqles of Coach Billy The -erlill Eallea appear Kincaid hammered Alellllndor to be hooded tor ..,. of their Frlda)'nightatAiollllndorfora beataea501lsoflootball,now3-0 2h~ victory, a carbon c..,. ol overall, Z-0 In the SVAC, and I 0 r North Gallla victory a 1-0 In the MOVC. be hoadod tor one of their best r018DS 0 aeasons olf-'1, now 3-0"'" , ;J erall, Z-0 In the SVAC, and 1-0 '. ·- l..ogan, 21•6 Farmers Bank And Savings Co., LOST RUSHING Gallipolis ... 4 I' 0 18- 21 Wallaton .... 4 IS 79 3-104 43-24 Season Record with 70 and In at bata with 157. NET YARDS RUSRING Galllpolla 149 61 105 26-341 llm Nelaon wao the tllppllcher, -lint! .34 orlns aplnat 14 loOoea. .. AujJJat be won ' JNI'IH\P. , 24 ·~ 5 -7~. 61-. 18 -~.ASSES ATTEMPTED 'Galllpolla • • • 3 4 2 3- 12 Wellston , • , , I I 7 4-13 PASSES INTERCEPTED Galllpolia • • • • 0 0 0 0-0 Wallaton • . • • • 0 0 I 0-1 P ASSl!S COMPLETED Gallipolis . • . • I 2 I 1- 5 Wellaton ••••• o o 0 1-1 YARIE GAINED P ASS!NG Gallipolis ... 4f 52 6 32-134 Wellston' .•• , 0 0 0 13-- 18 TOTAL YARDS Gal'polls 193 113 Ill 58-475 Wellaton 24 5 -72 79- 36 PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE Gallipolis • .. II 10 II 12- 44 Wellston. , .. 10 II 13 15-49 FUMBLES Gallipolis , , . . I 0 I 1-3 WeUaton, ... . • , 2 1 I 0-4 '' I, '( ' i '' •' if J ~.-e f· ·• P; J, ' ~ ! ' " I .;I t 'b e .' club tho No. rank,!A)IIII In state ' Of Well :· V~, Falla Cll;y, tho last ; two pmao ol the dciublo ellm'' lnaUon event. Faile Clt1 was ; the only team tobeatthe''Ba'*· ( era" In the tournament. '11111)' '' hid one earlier meeting with · ; f\lua CitY wblch wai lolt, ard tholr """"'"' record at ;.. two lplico, .r , f. oiillt WE ·24'· 95 Grer Bali¥ .. , .. 37 ierey Vllllnwlam 97 llwasaki . lotorcjcle & Senke NEW tocc ,G3 'r~·ll . ·f20ce e2 tian .~socc Sldewlndel .~1 Bob Grueoer . , . S6 Its .3116 Jom Wolle •.••. 51 133 .363 - - - - - - - - - . Tod 446-4060 3&7-7598 ••• AT NAME lllrS BATS AV, Dlek Werry , ••• 23 41 .561 Mike Wr181rt •.• 60 121 .473 Ed Bur .. , . , .70 157 .t4.1 Jell Burt , , • , , , 28 63 .4t4 ' ' DICII. Warey with a .361avor- Dm Swlllher ••• to · ·... . . Bob Wbal07 ard Mike · Wrtabl led tha team In home ',rwll with 15 each. Ed Bur led the team In blla Auto Wrecking GUARANTEED USED AND REBUILT PARTS . Tilt averaga at bot wu .392, with 600 hlta In 1,532 IImas at bat. Altoplher t h e team scored 533 lUllS to !hoop. ponenta' 291. Individual Batting: '.. 'l1ie laid~DsBankerhltterwao Bob WhaleJ .... 66 1411 .443 BAIRD 47 107 138 Morar11J .. 37 Dm Nel1<11 , •• 51 150 Steve Flnlaw • , 5 Mlck Mlllcldnl 21 16 83 33 .381 junior hallbackllaryl Pooler but both are e'l)<lcled to be ready next week. Eastern led In the first down department 9-6. The Eagles had ish the pme. 331 total yards, 185 ruohlngand Maralliera 6. The Maraudera wUI holtNeJ. 146 passl~ EasternCIIIIQIIeted Tiny Williams again tried an 6 of 23 passes and had one h"t- oJHlde (every one of Meigs' aonviii.,.York noxt Frkllq. 1be terception. The Eagles aver- kickoffs were or the o~aide Buckeyea wnl be lookllw I« aged 24.5 yards per punt on tour variety) and aenior end John their tlirst win am:Mei&:JWWbe plDlts arD had one blocked. No Ritchhlrt recovered on t h e looking tor their Drot wiD In statistics tor the S~Jartans ·were Jackson 48 yard line. Away the league pial~. available. H anythtns hurt tho Easles, it was the referees' red Oagsas they had SO yards in penallles ard one touchdown pass called bock. Ccach Kincaid was pleased with hla Interior bloc~ as they opened gapplna holealnthe YOUCAN~ftwa,_. Alexander defense. laM If .,.. ean , . . The Eagles will host Gloust...... -thly _ ..... er's Tancats next Frlcla)' for ftU. . . HOW MUOI you ·MOll Eastern's homecunizw., Eastern wUI be out for lbelr lourth anti I will tell you 1••••1-'f atralgirt win ani to rovenso laat ..., law your - - ... bo. year's 26-0 defeat to Glouater. PHONE Ml 01 COME IN. Moat ' ' SCORE BY QUARTERS ....... cciotploted lbo Eastern, ~ ••• 0 14 8 0-22 ~,....,a,. Alexander • . . o 0 0 0- o will lend you the money you •round 0118 one yard run. That :"': In =~=ondfiit'!"~t: SophCIIl~re hal!:..ck sRic: s.... ders ran In the extra points. Later In the second quarter senior hallback Dan Grueaer wont In 1rmn lour yarda out. The pass lrmn Smith to s<vh· omoro balhck Rick Williams tor the extra points lelllncom· plete. The score at the end o1 the 6rst ball was Eastern H and the Spartans o. SECOND HALF The Eagles scored their last r~==~:---::;:::J touchdown In the third quarter on a 48 yardpossfrmnSmithto RUehle. Again Sanders ran In Mana..r the extra pointa to make the score 22-0 Eastern. All-~gue selection in t h e SVAC the last two years. senior linebacker Jim stettlor ·again showed prowe" on defense hy INC. U making 19 tackles. WE MAKE 2nd MORTG.\GE REAL ESUTE l.OAMS Injured junior end Tom Karr Corner S.con• & Co•rt Street was replaced bJ Wmtams who So.cand A•oouo Gallipolis Piallod well throughout the co,.. 3311 J••ko ... Pt. pJ ........ lo.i••· Vandorpoal, MQr. Phano '"-4113 test,, Also Injured allgbtly was -•1 See Schult MOBIL HOMES FIRST '!!Y:!!!'lloum K&K MOBILE HOMES • n ",;;- t' I' ' '•' . . GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI)John Reaves, a IIOIIlK>more romlndlna Florida lano ol1966 Htloman 'l'Jwhy wlmor Steve Spurrier, throw nve oouchdown '""""" Saturday to lead the Gatora to a 59.34 upset victory OYer llouaton. The 6.coot-3 ronkle quarter. beck !rom Tampa welted leas than a minute to unloed his Drat bomb, a 70,yard oouchdown toaa to aophomorollankor Carloa Alvarez. Bolore the hall was OYer be bod thrown throe more oouekdown pasaos and Florida hold a 38.8 lead over the 10 • point favorites from .346 Texas. .346 Ken Ba01l', llouaton's 80Dior .340 llllrterback, tumbled twice In .312 tho llrll hall but came back .253 &tronl In tha second ball with .242 lour touekdown pasaes but that 1.1rr7 Grutoer , • a (Compn.d by JerrJ Vanlb- wean'! enourh. W181111). Reaves and BaliOJ eacb throw live oouchdown pao1ea. Tartans Suffer F'mt Loss 18-0 PORTSMOUTH - Port&o moulh Notre Date acorod Ita · Uth orin IIIII Jut 16 .-mea - ~ c....... ~ IIIII "'""" - 111 bladd'W ~. lf.&at p........,... le.G ..... Friday ......~ ' ' , ' Eaot, . - 2-1, had ..... IOO · lnltattr~twoiUIINbloo ,.... I'WIIjtw Into the lrlab .... ronae; Reaves broke the Florida record of lour ael aplostSouth Coro1lna In 1964. BaUII)'tledthe HoultOn record. · Reaves' 342 yardaln the air- made on llol the Florida record .- 289 111 bJ ~Vunter aplost Aublrn In 1966. .ao ,........ - HORNETS TRIUMPH .ROCK HILL- Coal Grove'o Horneta blanked Rock lUll 20-0 here Friday niallt In the Ohio ValleY CG6ranco, IIIMIDir for bot1t achoolo. Coal GroveloiXM l-2ontheyear. '' OINERS: ..,._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Tim Hemaworth, Dnve Cole, SPECIAL Mark Davia, John Halley, John . 87 Olive Street tpl Jead Oll4* aJuio • .• 0, ""'t CARTER AND EVANS, INC. '' ' Florida Surprises lntercopteda WUdcatpo.. , and returned It to the IJIS four. Larry Moore, llillback, carried II over, and Parker ran the ellIra polnto glvlna the TrQJaM a !5-6 with S•09 sbowlns on tilt clock. • In the Dna! canto, delenalw halhek John Reid intei'Copted another Wildcat paso, and returnod II 24 yarda for Portamouth'a Dna! oouclldown with 1:32lelt In the pme. ParkerellQiletedtwoolael'o en paoaes, but gained tiS yards In alx carrleo. Jbn Harley, lllllback, pined 82 yardo In 14 lrlpa lor the winners. Poriamooth had 247 yarda ruahiJW ani 23 yards paaslftl wbllel<lpn had168)'ardarushlftl. The Wlldcata hit seven or 17 aerlala . for 83 )'arda. Tho Tro.lau -erful delenae forced four Lopnlumbleo. PHS recovered three loose balls. Friday, the eh&rges or Carl Benhaae wUI tackloOhlo'snwn· ber one outllt, Upper Arlington, at Columbus. By Quarters: Porllmouth , , • , 7 0 8 6-21 Logan, W. Va. , • 0 6 0 0- 6 · IUIJ•' orr- wolll opln, ao It lhille4 Into hiP lllfil boll1ad Werry•a arm. After an ii'Jauceeaarut With 71lt .-iniJW ID 'tllo ldek by Molp aq,homore Tiny llaQ AlobOil .JI..... Wllllama to · ollirl the aecond lor 19 tor a '!""" aftat lllfd>o half, Jackson opened acd~ oo hart bad ....,. .a ,Uit •fir 11 .. the Meigs k Olbourne threw a touchdown );IIIII io senior en! yards aniiQ•f!lrNM~ Terry Uoj'l! lrmn the elgbtyard Again the - ,J(ili;~i. ;el line. Uoj'l! was all alooe In the was 110 sood(. IIIII•lltl!l end zone. Murphy klckod the ex- fr<l!l Werry to'1QqJa, Uti ,J~ tra J)Olnt al'l! made the score ... led 35-12. Junior ballbaek r.. ~ . 3.1-0 In lator ol the powerful carried the btU Ill& pnt lronmen. Then the fireworks started lor the Marauderallullllldetlat for the Marauders aa they zip. one aood !01' 57 yards. mo>IJW pod oil 12 polnta In elOlctly 60 It to the Jack..., n.... On •tho next play, with 1:51 .-~n~rw. seconds. The .ftraUfanuder score was A - acond rr... the lhw to a Werry pau to junior end Jon make It Jack..., 35 ard tho .,._ Kloea tlat covered 76 yal'(la. raOOera 18. All of the Mel&• ICGI'IIIc In The try (01' ~ . .points feU the last quarter <01110 oil <>!tho Incomplete ~a ufromWerlronmen first team deftnae, iD ry to Junior hal!back Mike Grote. With 8:19 left in the ball case anyor. plJ the idea lie game it was Jackson 35 and the lrorunen had sent tn auha toftD. • x - One intercepted (Wellston) IRONTON - Coach Bob Bru- Ira point made it 7-0. only three of 13 pasaes tor 36 PLAYER C.A YG TD noy'a Ironton Tigers Doxed Late in tht>inittalperlod Doug yards while the sround game Saltzman • • . . l--3 18 0 their muscles in every depart,.. Henry rammed ln from the rolled 11t 175 yards and 13t1rst Martin . • • • •• ()..2 0 0 ment Frida¥ night as they re- three yard llne for a 13-0 lead downs. However, the Chiefs n • Tarc hal ski • • • ..,.., 0 0 covered he h five Logan tumbles and as Howard's EP kick tailed. consbod up the boll live limes Hollman , •••. o.4 0 0 I ;: ~ the visiUJW CblefUalns Logan's fumbles to out of seven tumbles wblch hurt Fox . . . . •••• 0-1 0 0 ta 8 a Q..O score. thwart any Chieftain threat. their attack all evening. TOTAL'> .•• , , 1-13 18 o The Tigers wooled little time Ironton then held ol! until the Next week lrooton travelo to 1 pASS INTERCEPTION n rolling aa Randy Edwards third quarter when Quarterback WeUaton whUo Loganentertaino RVNBACKS gall- 23 yards on a pltchout1 Grq stetnaman passed eight undefeated Jackaon. (Gallipolis) play in the firalperlod to score. yards to End Mike Aker tor the Rile score by qartero: PLAYER 1 YG TD Jel! lloward'o kick for the ex- . third Tiger TD. Howard' a kick Loran •• . • , 0 0 0 0- 0 None . . . . . . . . . . o o o made it 20-0. Ironton • . . • 13 0 7 0- 20 TOTALS, , , , , •• 0 0 0 Leese, Jbn MU!er, The two teams then clawed - - - - - - - - - (WeJJaton) GUARDS- Rick Hueholt, G. thronsb ascorelesalourillquar. BOSTON (UPQ-11Uu7-JilaPLAYER I YG TD Davis, D. Rmlaine, D. Cleland, ler as they crashed around be- pod Jbn Lonborr, a Boston , . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Hollman • . . • • • 1 12 o D. Tope. tween the 30 yard lines with the Rod Sox pitcher, will mila the TOTALS . • • • •• 1 12 o CENTERS _ Ron Russell, AI· final period marred by several remainder .- the aoaoon lqCKOFFRETVRNS den Wedemeyer, N. Senders, temper Oar0111>s between tho becauoe o! a bodJ,y scraped Ed Lewis. two teams. loot. (Gallipolis) PLAYER KO YG TD BACKS - Tom Prose, Nelson fronton'a otrense racked ~ ~1'1, who ball had lea: and Howard .. , • , . , 2 42 0 Bostic, David Burnett, J 0 h n 89 yarda ruaht• and nine first thoulder problema tn the past. TOTALS ••..• , 2 42 o NOl'th, Chuck Neal, Pete Neal, , downa. Grer sternaman com- lwrl hlo loot when be fall In a (Wellston) Larry Snowden, Lamie Buoh, pleted seven ol 15 passea lor parklntllot. PLAYER KO YG TO Eric Slunder&, an:l J, Davia, 112 yards. Tarchalskl •• ... 4 38 0 J, Day, L, Wedemeyer, J. C1J>. Loran's Bob Johnston hit on BROOKVILLE, N.Y. (UPQSellzman •.•••• 4 33 0 allay, R Ferguson, J. Cre- - - - - - - - - - Domla Gr07, who baa a lnlllklll Martin . . •. , . . • 1 11 0 moons. CHCAGO (UPI) KOODJ dollar law lull !Uod ap1nat TOTALS., • , ••• 9 82 0 WELLSTON Wharrom, a 36.,year.old rlgbt Lew AleiDdor, and EMil~ PUNT RETURNS ENDs - Allen Jarvis, Cbar· wing for the Cblcaao Black , _ PIJ'Cbuod bJ the New (Gallipolis) les Ruckel, Larry Htllerty, Htwka, aullorell a sllgbt heart York Nota 1ro111 the Loa PLAYER PR YG TD TACKLES - Doug Br01111, attack Friday that DIAl' have Anselea !ltarl Friday. Howard ••....• 5 54 0 Bill Vicars, Ralph Gueltlg. ended bla hockey career. GrOJI - - a brokan Jatr Bush •• : •••••. I 16 0 GUARDS - George Fox, Har· Dr, M,yron Tremaine aald it when be and Aiclndor _.... M. Conoday • • • • I 14 0 old Manrina, Mark con.,, Mike would be throe or 10111' weeka 1n a oeullle lllrlntl a IUIMIOr TOTALS • • • • • • 7 84 0 Roush, It Wlllld be known pickup pme. X • Two rolled dead. CENTER - BUI MOler, 111. wbOihar there Wll an poollil>lll. (Walloton) McCorloy, C. Williams. ty that Wbarram could return PLAYER PR YG TD BACKS - Dannie Headley, to hockey. None .••.• .• •• 0 0 0 Roser Saltzman, JackHollmon, TOTALS •.• .. •• 0 0 0 sten Tarcbalski, Joe Martin, RECOVERED Enemy Fum- Terry Stewart, Danny Settles, bles: Lonnie Bush. Don HtrUey, Tbe tenn dotl days - UNEVPSOFFICIAL'> - WUHam Ropp, !rom a supmlltion In Europe. Ralph Davis, Joe Swartz, Gene Feutna summer'• sultry 1po100. GAILIPOUS ENDS - Russ Eliott, Chuck James, all of the Ironton Chap-Mediterranean men narnea Howard, Mike· Cailaday, Bruce ter. days, fuU of d..._ WUaon, Rando Hamilton, T'"" NEXT GAHS GAME - Sept. dlsoomlort, pique and OYOII Woodward. 26, at Athena. doalb. Henry, Don, TACKLES Oluck Wood, PMIIoi•d ; '' ' ° ••-u Fifth Ranked f TEAM STATISTICS SCORE BY QUARTERS Gallljlolls • • • 20 14 14 S- 56 Wallaton • .. . 0 0 o 0- o FIRST DOWNS Gallipolls •..•• S 4 S 4-18 Wallston ••...• I I 0 5- 7 YARDS GAINED RUSHING Galllpolia 153 62 105 42- 362 Walloton 2S 23 7 64-122 In the MOVC. TheEa81eobaveletlnbutone touchdown this yearln, ahendl ~~ wao by the rooerves t r'"'" 6 trclnpiJW ot Hannon Trac: Th.o ol!-e baa rolled • I 4 J)Ol;~a. Eagl pll ard 85 1 tho -~~ •AidIll> nd Y led• on at eD er by aonlor fullback Bob Ritchie who gained 75 yards tn 10 carries. The ualllilY shal1)passlng game or serdor quarterback Dave Smith wasalllUool!!orm 88 he conwloted oo17 6 of 2! passe• but acored the flrat touchdown ol the game on the J lt T • 21 ,.... 2S.O ao the ball ended. SECOND HALF agles· R·oil .0· •.•.' ..22-0 60 6.6 57 57.0 MEIGS- (2), 19and5 ·I ·I yard runa; Kloos, 76 yard paaa ·11 -2.2 fromJACWKSOorryN.- u ..- ••• -31 -7.8 -v•Y •-· YDS AVG run; Valentine (3), run. oil, 1 PORTSMOUTH - With all v&!entiM ...... 25 111 U and 5; UOJ<I, 26 JlrdpaiBirolll the reauiara baek In the line"' lllurpb,t••••••• 15 104 6. 9 Oaborne; EP: Valenllno, run; .~rl: ~hi,~";~'a 0~ • • · • • • 7 27 3.9 Oabornep~; Rr:.1;~kick. by~ ~ count. ' ' a., 2 2.0 Becfdll)' ••• • •• .1 • ·. RE~VlNG MEIGS - Rll<;hharl, I lor 2 The Wildcats, nnked Gfthln , ,~' :.. laoes 8, 76 (TD); YARDS: Grate; 2 for 13 yards. Claoa MAjllay In WootVIrgl,.. R~ 21. , JACKSON- ValOIIIIno, 4 lor • Ia, auUored their Grstloaaln ~GI\SON- Ll~d26,8(TD); S6yards. three oullqrs. PoriiiiiOUth Ia OWl 11. KICKOFF RETURNS 2-1 fo< the year. . . PASSING MEIGS- Floyd, 2!or33;yda; In the Grot period, TroJIJI ~· iiFJGs - O'Brien 0.9; Wer· Abbott, 3 for 46 yarda; Grate, QB Clancy Parker paasodthree ry, 3 for 6 (1 TD). I lor 15. yardo to end Dave Auotln and JACKSON- Oaborne 3for 6 JACKSON- None. Rod Fulz kicked the extra poi!K ( 1 TD), with 6:08 lell In tho period to give the b<l!le club • 7-0 load. Logan'a all-atato back, Weaa Johnson, scor"'! lrmn the with 48 aeconda Iofiin tho hall, reducing tho PHS lead to' 7-6. In the third period, Parker Hoffner ••••.• I T, Wnllama • , •• I O'Brien 5 Werry , ' •• · ••• 4 JACKSI)I'I TC halt But In • deoperate a~ to pt on the acoreboard bt!ore the end ol tho Drot ball, . er O'Brien JIIB& • • .Picked oft, thla one by Senior halhck Ello dy Wolford, who returned It 41 yarda to the Malgs15. With 0:21 aoconda to Jllay, Valentino ocored hla third and last touchdown of the nlabL Junior quar· terbaek Tarry Oaborna ran the extra polntl aiXI made the score Gallipolis, Ohio Excnatlnt and Buildlnt Co1tractors MONDJ\Y- TU~:~Y & WEDNESDAY .' ' :~ . SEPT~~f~R 22, 23, 24 63 CHEY. BISCAYNE I 4 Dr. Sedan, V-8 1111ine, radio and heater, automatic trans., P. steer1111, P. lnkes, blk. ~·!. • Top of tilt> iOit' Killf.n"YNXI E.~ll•t~ Wolk~in: J mm, mcJN ptnwrfol srumktl'd VlJ u1 l.SO lip, 119· i•K'Il r.-lwlbol·~. 116.1 inc~~ to~llllttfl~. finish with IUtchilll interior. W/SIW tires. $695 BACKHOE, BULLDOZER, CRANE, GRADER AND DRAGLINE SERVICE Baoomonts - Footers - Leach Bodo Farm Ponds - Septic Tanko - Yards Driveway• - Lond Clearing - Fill Dirt Top Soil ~ Pond• Cleaned - Parking L~to WOOD MOTOR SALES "'FIT'S DIRT, II'E'LL MOVE IT!" . . 1216 Eastern Ave. Phone: o4464905 GALL"OI.IS Phone 446-01i7 F . .... \; . ·.:,' ' ; ' . ' ... - -- i - ·---~""'--- ----·- - .,. ______ ·-· - - -·--""':" ' your bead. ·· · ,· · •· ' We've got eight mOdels this yoa:r, ~II with an Anti·thet't. steer· , ·inli c:olumn·IOd<, stotl Jide guard beu1n>, Full Coil suspension, •. 'BOdY :by Fisher, EnaineS i;ly 1Chcvy. And an awful lot·of room. " · Look into a walk-in .JI;)our.Chevrolol doalor's.OOn: t - -· ~ , l'-1 ' • ' "" ) ' ;:f I . . ~ ·- ~ '. .>~. . '~·· ' ' ·l._ ' .,., "'".,'·. ··. ·~.;_:-~·}'"" •j;o}.l-.%< t"l!( ' "' ) "''• . ~- ~ '• 1•! [';•"'' '';' '"t' Or •.\- • �•( ,, '\\ ... ' ' ,, . i' , .... ' ' '•"- i ! i BY HOBART WIUiON, Jll nos may IOIUtd like an old record, but It reqillreo tba e~ lorta ol an lndlvldualolfta comm..Ucythls •••• - any communlcy lor thai attor - to keep tllings IIIOVIng. Wlthoul unity and hard work, there's no progress.. No doWtGallla._a aet the pace in Iota} develq,ment 1D Southern Ohio duriqJ the past five Y•n. 11ds aame at• tulle must continue to prtvaU lf we e~ct to keep moving forward. ++++++ A local buslnen man gave us a ellppi'W the other dQ titled "How to RWl a Town or a Ute. tt It should aerve 11 a rernhller that you can't let down intoday's competidveworld,and atill keep pace. It reads: 1. Never attend an,y meetings. Just sit aroum and cridcb:e the way uthey" are doing thil1l5. Vote agalnat an,y kind of tax le\'1 1 whether the plll'poae be &ood or not. "Tbey" Just want YOID' money. S. Don't ever go to a movie, school concert, or ball game, benefit program or exhiblL Just sit ln a half4.rance in front or the "kilO-box." t. Knock your dt.y council. This is a must Every one of them is just on the council to get aome kind of kick-back. 5. Stay out or church. You might go on Easter aM Chri•tmas just to prove that the minister doesn't know what he ls talktrw ibout, aOO everyone there ls a hypocrite. 6. Spread any story or rmnor that is defamatory of uncomplimentary about the tow'\ Ne't'er say anything nice about any~ body, All kids are delinquents, all businessmen crooks. 7. Dcm't su,pport yoor town's newspaper or radio station. The out-of-town papers and stations are a lot better ard contri~ bute much more to yOW" town than the local bugle. But jUJnll on the editor the ftrst time AWlt flegatha's viJit Ls left out: forget the other ten times it was in. 8. Above all. always be skeptical and cynical about everythine al)d ao.ything supposed to be good for the progress alii betterment of the community, Your motto should be: "If it's good, it can't ha,ppen here. t• z. -. , I I .IOHNIOWC IIOZ.IIa ., .' ., I ·-•• ............... DmortE BEING BLIND, Mra. FranelliLKielndoola booiltllul Job In earrylnc out ilareltlqr _ . , . , , Pralltllar ala llq .....- . . . - - a t tbe )felp ..........e .......... tera Friday morning - I elaule -mplo. And, of lbora'l • plaM aromtd FnDcla 0111 .... make It lllilnllarejL Jar. !lie )llaya wall by aar OIMI naoalbo abllll;y to ar liar PI'OII'Iml. Small _ . t11a1 lbe Ia .,._, caUnd • tar ........_It 1 ' . '?-,ti' A "BOO" IS ALREADY 1111i111J1 tbe Minda portlculai-lr In tho aclloola. The Ulnea• Ia lllaldal no exeoptiGn In Ill Thla lfelp LoeaJ &!pt. Cloorae liarii'OYH and Jllaa .. Hauck, IOel'8lary Ia Ole Molp Loealodloe, L~ H! ~ ontoCaJifornlah~lQ'S ~ In a direct challefve to R B D aUT;. semble hospital oxygen cyllnau!Ung qtneer lor Pacific ders · are attached lnaide the Ll&fiti~W Sys-. developer of trmtk ollbe car and wUI take an J1y LEE LEONARD the method of converting a regu.. averase autmtobUe 75 - 100 UPJ stotehouse Reporter 1ar engine to natlll'al ps, leld miles. If the vehicle runs out or COLUMBUS (UPI)-,- hllmedlthe conversion Would cost about natural gas oris earryi~aa.ex­ 8 -~ alrl'·· · lollowlna '""'"' $300. tra heal)' load a switch on the lleiJ dlaaater, lbere Ia usually a II< Jones alld t h e - ps dashboerd mlQ' be pulled which ol activlcy by aulboriUes car caused leas amog than will returns the car tononnalgaso- flurry wbo wish I<> !>M'ent a reeurbe allowed under California law line power. In 1974. But by lbe Ume lbe neceoaary lnvestlgaUona are com.. pl«ed months later, public preooure on lbeaovermnenthat GALUPOLIS _ Bl- weekly two week period iust ended to. relaxed to lbe point wherellltlo aaloo tax collections In Gallla teled $9,881.51, a decllllobelow Ia ever done - mttU lbo noxt Count;y lor lboweekendU. Sepl laat year's collections of $10,- plano craob, wllen more-eo 13, 1969, alioofecl 1 5L92 per 756.00 amounting to $874.49 or are begun, cent lncroaae over colloctloo. 8.13 per cenL U.S. Rep. Clarence J. Brown for a COIIIjlal'al)le IWo weeka of Gallia Counly'a year-to-date Jr., R.a,io, plane to do bla laot y•r to llprea axle tax collectiCIII ao of Se!ll port ID make tblnco dllforont rei• sed IDdar by Slate Treao- 13 were $53,631.73, a drop of lhlo Ume, In the wake of lbo w. Robert McJones, c~ •~ renee. Gallia Tax wllections Up accordi~W -f a. ~rlod Brown teel computera II a eacll olllera' WlQ', "We are IIOin8 I<> keep after poaslbleiOiutloo to the problem lllem (lbo FF A) and J114ke damn af ovorworkedftlght controllers -·- """' I o II ow "'-·....-,• - a _,,em wlllcllllaola ro- · """' _....,., .. Brcnm told Udted Preas Inter- lated to the lad< af _ . . national In a telephone Intervlaw fnHn Woohlnlton. Ohio Politics He alld hobellevealbeFAA -.Jd r"'I!ira devices called ..........,.. on private aircraft to makeomallplaneullow up an airport redar ocreena. Such dovleea coat from $600 to $1,000 and would be _ . . alvo lor lbe pilot. But Brown leld lbo FAA olroady Ia working to 1101 tho coot down to 8IJiipJnent at aome oJrporto lor handling lllOCierno4a.Y llr trafnc. w- "Not~ &louab" ''We are not spending - . h DlOIIOT to train and pr.y Dlght controller& In order to - z e redar reee!Yor out ar the budpt," Brown IliA!. about $200. Rent 'Ill Small Planet &II- Tbe COiliJ'oaeman alao IIU8- ~ and~~ two-and~ ~. aarov Hl&ln•~Q" ~ F"-~----<>~·. ~~.,._....~ .................... m.•.....-. ..,""'"~-.. • . · · land. • :ZBoyle Say·s Yablonski is Sleazy Hypocrite~ ' , A. (Tony) Boyle, candidate . f, ~ Jf~ z: lor reelocUon to lbe pre aldency o1 Ute United Mine Workers, eiJaraocl Jooept, Yablalakl, h1l _ . . . wltlt "oleaoy b,ypoc. riay'' ..;,. "c'- OllPOrtUniam" In lite chalienger'o "tranaparent attempt to deliver tlla un.. thai Yablould only rour - · aao doacrljJedtholncumbenl1eld. enhlp In thelo llowlnjf termo: "I have novor -.lll'tller dod. !cation, lll'tller caneem ror the Well-lloln&' af tho coat minora and their clepeodoata thall-I han 1m tooutalde forces." payroll .-or1ng the doys of John reen Ulldor tbe l......lhllafour _ diii!J.,t- JII'OIIdeoit, w. A.·, - ... IbiS Incumbent admlnlalo suUcy o1 anything, • Boyle 111d, "II 1a that we wore too lolOJtant af lhe antics af Yoblomakl. "Joooph Yablooold baa novor - . . . lbo alfahteat concern lor ~ ,y bent UMW preal4enl pointed out of tile rank--.roe. The racord on file witlt thou. S. Department o1 Labor shows tllat Mr. Yablon. aki's 111>011108 lor 1968 wore lbo hilboat af llll' otrlcer of tho Unllnd Mine Workers, The record 1ortber allows that he was able to prt his brother Cll the unkln Boyle oald that Ylll>loUd to aulllf a1 every charlo he untruthlol1y hurlut lbo lneumbent ldmlnlatraUon. He addod tllat 1 carelul review af lbo record - · thai Yablonakl •• a Dlatrlct preofdont IIOiioeted sr•evaneea o1 riiiWndolllo mine-'<era, _... small concern wllb aalecy and ran l'1lllihabnd over tltt rilhta of lbo meJ!ilerJhlp. L. LewU. "AFL-CJO Prolldont Goorae Meony, In a recent Interview, doacrlbed Yabialaki' sudden eon. voralon to SOir-t>J"OCialmed aanc. Uty .. an alleQ! by •one of the boys rrom the kltchea who has decided ha wanto to Uvo In lbo living room.'lolr. Meany un. doratateo the case, Yablanaki has been travellni Drat • claaa ~ 1- a Umo al miller oxpijnse. ThiS 11 an IUOmpl to take aror lbe whole ealabllobmont lor power !lUI]JO.Iea." ('l'alf).,.. .,,.n , Boyle leld ltla '"'"mbont upan tile ''llltodiJ.;.-,gu w b o · oupport Y"bboooald to .luatl(rtbalr """"'" .. lilt bolla af the raeord. "The (IOWOJ'-.ro wllo - ~-nd1 .!.:!:"~~-~-~. "-~ ~ Yablonlld, ~forbl"':!..~: ~-~ u~ w'"'" - n g lllture rila.. "'" w coat mlnoro. Uko .. - prafltal>lt Uanlhlpe wltlt 1bo Mine W""*-'• Union. fablclnllld wUI ...., loam 1111t tile miUnborablp af tbll lllllal li tuJly able to - e l l t a llralrt, • lriilhlanow~ ' TulDk••Reeommonded ~·~ Brown l.o a member ot tho Houao lnterllate and Foreljpl Commerce Commllteo llhlcbl.o llluciYIIII tbe llhnlnt.inu..,.1 • to iaiH tlla IIIOIIOT. 1 In- Q\trol Officers Named e :,n _.,natural •* = ~~ Ml~·-"':':.rt~:! ":=.' 70 ~"::::.=~-:..u:~.::flrthec .. ~ ~r1 ~wboli saxon. n . J MC J mll!latraUan - I a , and tbe liam ll ~ . W81 D ATHENS _ To ,.;-·~t lfc:ll)raln. .;w Clncl,..d ~. ~loom~¥ ~. ...,01' 1 i~ r1t111ra eanUIUII 10!(1111-.taJ tt ~n -- . . ' ~~on ~ ~ Boyle added that Yablould'o "lUdden canvoralal to aaJnt.. _., lo ORUreiy out ol <horae- \ towant ollmlnatlbc lite -"'1 . _ :- · _· . . McDwatn Wll a candl•te lor ar Cillo Ia lbo 1Ne olmooroti.l' ~WVVrnor P.I'I!IIU1 ~~- Jazz-~~ date IJi • IO~· X'"~· 14H IOuND AND X""H c..... Arw 2x4 SHill' IEG$1.18 • Chrome flnlsh Imide & Ovt e TMI'IIIOII1rl Contral e Cord Included Petition-Drip Tray . FOOTBALL HELMETS OLD TIMER ' """'" iimporod ...... Mo<t ... - lar8o .... HECK'S lEG 3.99 ·~ $ 48 Toy Department • WOODBURY SOAP • 12"1116• OILONG .._,ICI ~ ':; . . 't .' I'ISCO PLASTIC I~ BUSHEL LAUNDRY BASKET $ c IH. lARS htall Vlllua $1 .91 ........,.. ... ~-Ina t11e_~,r•10111 ~ lor . bf!•;:!~~~; lo. diiCOfel'~odoo:. ~ w!,!:~~ "·-••.tlill'llio! •--.ue,..., ~ ......,,. ,._,..- WI!Jo 01M1 - . . uo11a af boUt trial lalQ'II' lMi ihe 111111 larao Ill lito. chambera will have to _...... -ktr at 'tba . - . Albona !• '"""' leld lit btllweo tho IMmocraUc Fund-Ralo>' """""'" can be eloarod liW dilllor., i;o,t 30, Rilodo1 . tile tl!d af tile 111r. 1 ...Wd . tho GrUl In Ali>. ~ "' (laanelar by a..._ · e11a1nc billa tbe fboat 10 ,_., but I t - be a otart HOUSIWARE DEPT. HAMILTON lOA CUS'M"a • Clear·V- Glau Door-11v.bdt ' ~ not~ I IIMif·ONI OVElt·BAKER ....,11 Valut $16.95 and~ Mike Shlllet, Dovld Smltb,Gary ,Amon& Sno!tdon, llatld !Pnce. steve •IIJU4o , -A,_ flvo- IUCII air SWain, Citator Taekell, and •• fnl&llt, steven Wallla. - A . . _ per 1011an tax or or. alqrer In hi~, ~ ·an ~ a~rp~.I'Uti. . -- 11: Tha Senate 0oa1moreo (:om.. ~ mJIIee alao Ia atuotr1n1r lito ail. •IIIIII ...... U"WIIIIIWal .-.... MUNSIY • AIQiololllo ... - Her~ -~ a tax of A per £i _.., ....... nllhta. r::~ iii . GOLF .· CART -s 99 •uileouiw Grltlln, Nll!e Hardway, I!ennla cort aaaoelatlan lbla "oelc. l.all-k waa ,.._. wook lclr old Hwtt, Jell JoMson, Alan Kacy- memberL Alhlallll and GaUipalia .. a rtc!Proeal .......,8111 . naskl Brian Kemp, Olorleo •horebllocallllllllbora UMIJtolr Memberoblp at Aahland, · Jollll!bll. P!>WlP u.,. 01_.-H, Laollbordo illllr toth!l,_, "UII\Ior Kenile, MIM!ii Moos, steve 30" --lien; but laal ha and lito IIOial , ._., Mullins, Grog Nel.... K el t h · O!>Oned an llllttlctde- flw ._ . at tile lllwzllaat In lito Em-lllenulnil tbe lodoral tu Lomm, John O'lloll, Garland plre S1ate.:.llulldlnc, New Yorl! .Ctlf Cwhor, auch u Cll olrllno dcketa from 5 fD 8 Paraono, Brent RaJawra, Wll. Count Bollia, jJ Hurt and Jlu:t)o:Junto hoJid rorthl he bralle &t] per eont. !lam .Brent Saundort, tandanoe recordo avery Woelc.· I* ' $ 22 SUNDAY SPECIAL BORN GALUPOLIS - It's lllnQy bllw ocmo lltUo lldqr GALLIPOLIS -Ofllcorahavo and dltf1411a routine. . -~ been nemed fir thew ........, brldp •• Kanaup • Handar-. Elementary Sdlool Bo,y Sole- umn abooll nimlqr lbo ty Patrol and poat . . . , . , _ tolop~ raqr and lflrgottomeodalanbQporlut tlclor In 111 lor tho lint nine weeka af seau,. • . . _ I . _..... the name ot lbo - Oldo IUver brldp to 110 tho Ann llaUoy briJiaw,lnmemoryof"Mo4AIIIIIaUoy," lii'"OUI frm. ac~~~ School Boy Soloty 4Patrol lo Uer acoit who""" linked blatorlcally to GaiiWio andPlPiaalllll, TCJ11Y Folden. Hls Lieutenants I(J main rooaan lor tile ,._ ,..s tbai_Juat 50 are BUI Noe, Brett WUaon and yearo 110 there wao a lerryboet ~~~tndqr botwOOD Kana,.. ond Tom Wloeman. Mombora of lbo ulocy pa. Pt. P111aant. ADd, her namewa1 ''Am BI.Uif." KbDW ota be&trol are s1aUoned at stroteatc ter name. or a better rea.on? interaoctlana near tho achool and at the achool. Poatalltp. TilEY' HE PLANNING A IOLLBILLY HALL o( Fame 111 at menta are cbarwed ....,. nine IUchwood, W, VL And Dllbocb' could be happier then Jim Combeeka o!Ock, edlter ottbe Weal Vlril!nkl HlUblllr. ll'o bean I dream or w are theaoalpmentaflr hlo lor Jlll'L Good Luck, Jim, but - t lor110t tho "I'Oiq)a." the first nine w* period; Thai' a what tblQ' call tbe WOol VIrginia mountain 81'01111. TIORD and STATE _ John HAVE YOtJ SEEN THE NEW MEN'S doo'l AI ca televtokln BaaUanl and Steve B""'n; commentalor doocrlbod them laat week, "'l'hey'ra 1111......., 1c1r FOURTH IIIII STATE _ Nll!e a bib wlleo you're oaUng and you can apen- Ill and - I t lor Cunn!Jwham and Stuart C«o- a lap robe at llootboll 1Bft10," nel; 'l1DRD and LOCUST _ It's bock to wide Uta IIYI the mon'o faahlal nperta; lbt Ralph Colter and Greg Boone; •klnnJ 01101 are on lbotr WlQ' out. Ob, w!U', did I tbrOir away an FRONT ol wASIIJNGTON Ill¥ wide Uoa alter flllllly IUCCIIIIIIIIIV to the &ldi!IIJ' -•7 Thera SCHOOL _ Randy Barcus; ware IMIIIO wild and colortul craaU.... In lbo buncll. REAR of WASHINGTON I won't bko tbe 111110 mlllllko al)llbl. I'D iawlbo lkiiii,Y SCHOOL _ Jim llovta, ones. Tbey'U be bock IMIIIO dlQ', Ia ll<t, I think I'll oUck 1D tile CYCLE RACK and ALLEY _ •klnnJ anoL Tbere'o nothlqr Uko an bllliolduallat. To•dl to hlo Darren Beae•L own, laay, Faculcy i!>ooaoro ot h , 1 0 Sdlool lie&' Solei!< Patrol are; IF YOtJ'RE A MEMBER otthe TrlooCouncy Qlmmoonllf ConJohn Hollo aed 1IDy Sprquo. cert Aoaoelatlon :rau will be able 1o ooo and hoar Gil)' Lombardo , Hero Ia the l'OIIIOindor ar tile IIIII hla llo1o1 "~n~llhl ~ at Aohland, IIJ,, In the l'lrapatrol roater; m - Thtater• .;......,..•,. ,..ofthe topbnliqrjCIIIIIto 198$- I··--====<'~#.~~1:,,::,,,,:~::~::>'*=;~~,,~~<'-':::=:n;~r.~W,.*-.~I*Wfi- :u:.-:·.=.:~~ :or:~ t-:.=::: ". PEG BOARD d 0 urer John D. Herbert. $2,581.51 fr'""laatyeer'o$56,- Soilt. 9 colUalon af a private the poaalhUicy afleaalnc He blamed the llomoeraUcHerbert aal(l actual collec- 213.24. plano and an Allei!IIOIIY Airlinea tho devleealor $: or $3 an hour Congreaa and lbo Uona fir tho Aug. 31, NAMED SHERIFF jot tllal killed 83 peraana over at airports 10 tho plloto af Johnaan admlnlatraUan 1 0 r 1969, thr..... Sept. 13, 1969 to. LANCASTER, Ohio (UPD lndlano.. omall crltl would be protoetad "bacblnc down 1be liudaol lor taJod $22,632.13, an lncreaseoC Dan Berry was named by the .Brown, who doacribeo hlmaell throush radar. airline aafo4;y 1n $7,735,13 over dte comperable Falrlie1d C<Mully Democratic aa a "pdlly• on air .aalocy, St1U olher poallbiiiUestooue. oxchanp for tblnp tllal are two weeks ·lOot year of $14,- Central Committee here FridlQ' hat been concerned atnee an the P r o b I e m, according to more poi!Ucally doalrablo," Brown, ...Wd be throe-dlmen. 897.00, night as sherlfl to sene the un- airplane tragedy Yoor-lo<late sales tax col- expired term created with the yearo 8&0 near hlo homo town olooal redar or eomprterlzed But the eongraaaman noted• lectlona In Gallla Counly (July death of Jack Blazer. of Urbolla. lllchl · tllat the Nixon admlnlllraUan 1, 1969 t1JrooBb Sept 13, 1969) Keep After Tbem . Tbe 3.D redar would PI'OJo<t llreadr hao moved to make • tolalod $80,799.93, an lncreaae Sandals Are "In" He bellevea Ute Federal A\'la.. aircraft lntbelractuai)IIIOIUana blllloa available oror lite of t6.303. 43. "Elevated" 1181ldals are Uon AdmlnlatraUan could lnltl- and nat _... u IWQ "bllpo" an 10 yearalor a.ch 8IIUii>Uae (Axle Tax) col- "In," so give yourself a lift lute oome chango to keep 1 lONOn, lllaldallt euler to IJM!III u ........ lQ'... loctlono In Gonia Counly for lhe and buy some. large and small planoo out af ,.,.. thom. lema, radar .,.. control towora ~~~-.._..~....~.--~..~..,...;-;o;•:•:•:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:·:·:-:-:·:·:-:-:-:,.;:-x-·..-x·:·:-:-:-:.:-:.:-:.:.:~v:-:-:-:~:-::::::;-;-;-.::::r.::::;..::~:::::::;m:~:.~~::::«~~ at varlowo alrporll aromtd lite w. WOOD LADDER HICK'S •c. 4.57 at reeeoUy IJ> P_no-..,_FIL Tho coni.._., attended by..._.oof10aui•Craii.Pianla and other COiq)lli'I,Y executives, was corducttd to 1ntroduee new 1970 models to tho . _ . and lo plan lncraaand production for the model year. aftMm. and electric erwtne mango. practical in a year or so if an fllcturers in theracetoproduce 1 smog free autmtobile. l/81NCH STEP a..._.,.-· ATTEND CONFERENCE - C. H. Bell and R. ll Roy, Managers of Chris Craft Corporation's plaJX in Gallipolis. chat with Harry Jl Coli, President of Chris Craft Corporation (center) and Joseph Korenek, Vice President ol Operation~ of the parent corpocatloo, Chris Craft llw:luatriea, Inc. (right), ep. rown -~~FllUJ-t.e ':o ·:':"..::::~;::-~ Pressure u,. r on Airline Sa".!~'etv • J ~~::-::~7t':=:= 4FOOT al!lleted. Off and Running SACREMENTO, Callt (UPD MeJones said no major auto- A •tural gas powered car mobilemarufacturerhadasked 39 HECK'S REG L99 lft-1. Natural Gm Car I BRUSH -...o - 19 In opener ... Pomeroy blanks Wahama eleven. 12-0 ' 4"NYLON HAND SAW •GMtaiWeath.rpasl.-.ctlrul ••• ........ """'ololtieolll'!"Po ~·· TWENTI YEARS AGO, from the tiles of the DaUy Tribune alii treekly ~Ia ltmes .•• Rio Grande College e~cting more than 200 students for fall term. Flu bug invades Gallla area, several residents ill with colds .•. Gallia County Soil ConservaUon hcmon six farmers, Ralph Davis, O. J. White, Tanner Woods. John Swisher, Jim Simms and WilHam S. Fisher with SoU eon. aer"Vation Cerd.Gcate oC Merit Awardsduringannualmeetl~held at Farmer's Hotel ... County schools resume slx~man CootbaU for nrat time in several years ••• GAHS stretches three-year winDin~ streak to 20 in row with 7-6 win over Oak Hill in season opeaer. but Gene (MagJc Toe) Wetherholt lost to squad for five weeks due to broken foot ... Ft. Plelhsant lt)sets MiddJeport 24- a· CHALLENGER AI . ++++++ '. • ·7 SUNDA¥ 1 l(oVIIware '' .I ' ' ,,. ••,.. '·: .ll''r.!'. •• ,,. , ·.t1,; ·~i'· ·*-~: ,, seAWAY ' ··f!:· . .. TABtei·roitEtI, 99 ,,, ' • CANVAS I < NOliBOOK FIWR •• . IACII -' -. ' �. •' i ., ' 20 - ~2 ~ Tho Sunda1 Ttmeo • Soilllnel; Swxlay, SOpleml;er 21, 1H9 ~..:..~~-•.· · ~ ~ --- s. '' the New in Farming ., :· lllllvo foodor calveo frllh !rom looal !armo. I attrocta cattle foodero to the markolllldrnalntefno COII!Idenco flt both buy. oro llld oellers In the markeL Th ...... 1 1 e ......,.era' conf deuce 1 eat101111a1 to rna1nte1n a continued demand for ealvea oUered in fldure special aales held by tile markellnl agency. Olllo larmera have demonotratod over the past 20 years -thO!' prefer to consl&nfoedor to apeciaJ.aaleswl!lcb aeeept ~ lllllve calves marketed dlrecti.Y from farma In tho local marketing areas. Grllded Into Lots Secondly, feeder ...... ..... 8laned to a special f - r call IIIIo llbauld be tll'aded lnlo unlfOI"m lots ot about truckJoad me. Put experiments Indicate that It 11 deatrahle to handle all feeder calvea cooslgned to a special feeder call sales on a mingled ownership basis. :rms, each Jot ~ calves ottered for sale eontains calves f r o m more than ooe farm. B.tyers and sellers In Ohio demonstra. tlona.l feeder caU sales have shown their desire for Ohio feeder calvesmarketedinming. led ownership lots. Commtng.. ling of ownership assures all · cal••• - Michael, director, or at the Caunt: Extenlion omce. Lut year at the Athena sale 30 Meigs ()Judy farmers""'" sflned 382 calves. Altoaether, ··. 710 calves were aold, with the . - t18 steers averqlng tf! pounds and selling at an av• erage price of $28.58 per 100 . pounds. Tho 3t2 helton aver.., qed t16 p,JU11ds and the average price was ~3.89 p e r, l hundredweight, The objective cl the feeder ~ calf sales is to increase the net - ineome d. producers through t improvement and expanslOb d. feeder cattle markets ln Ohio. 'lbe sale at the Ohio Valley Livestock Yard was started in 1950 and at the Athens Uve.. ltoek Yard ln. 1951. The Guern.t aey-Noble Cattle Proc:k:u:ers A&. consignors of equal treatment, IOdation wa1 the earliest in Grade standards have been . tho alate, atartlngln19ff.Since eatehllshed oo that buyers can tbat time area aales have been be assured d. the type ot calf held lill'oQ8hout Southorn and they are huylng. Since 1964 Eutem ctdo with a new sale aU ado demonstrational sales , plomod In the extreme North- have been graded according to _east area. There are two basic the federal feeder calf gradJIIillcljlleo eatahliahlng I h e log aystem. Since that time Iii ltuldlrds fqr the feeder calf prime calves are listedasnumsales. ber l on the sale ticket. ..,._.irl l \t '' ' 1 } Hid~en Valley's ~efL ·, W~Ii-lteins You ~ ~.· ~ . ·if'.~.·~ ee , p8 , The remllnlna soot! tll'adea are llatod-lo rumber 6. CalYOo de DOt pooaosa aulficlent quall\y to quality for tho rumber 5 lll'ade are tolled ~ outs" and are DOt aold u a part ()( the apeclal aale _program. Data collected h'om a so. loctod rumber f)( I!IOCialf-r calf aalea a relatlonohlp - - price 111111 me Gt aales 101. lloyero at O!do approved Illes haVe lndl....eil a preferonce for cattle packapa In lots fl 40 to 60 head. A recent l!lur.. VOl' ot Ohio caltlef-rl showed an iliiiU8.I ,increase of some 10 per cent each year In the number of cattle fed. Marketlog cornrnl-a should onoour. lBO the oll'er!ng ot Iota of tbla alze at lhe begimlng ot the sales to encourage early bldding. Special feeder call sales have been an eft'ective method ot. morkollng for Ohio f - r calf producers and cattle feeders. 1be continued succu• of Ohio feeder calt marketing associatlons 11 as it has always been - dependent upon 1he capabillties of its leadership. Ohio feeder calf marketing associaUons are In a competltlve marketing sl'b.Jation. They nwst contiJale to provide services as economically and sat. le!actorlly astholroornpetiUon, if they are to exist. The special auction IIIIas have provided a vehicle f o r brlnl!lni the seller ( f - r calf .PrOducer II) and the buyer (catlie brooders) together in a aeleeted market place. The bringfng d. producers and usera by the addition ofmore larxlaOO are maf\Y places in Mason Coun- is going to buDd the new pond ty whicn need arau18ge ana c~ on tbat land. It will be about .2 operation between neighboring acre ln size, have a watering farms woold be very desirable trough alll wUJ be used for liveand cheaper for each farmer, stock. if this cooperation were brought We would comment that there aboot. N;...,.,on to Press for GAWPOLIS - Beverly Hooter, 22 Gallla A.... flied apallc lion Friday In Gallla Count,y Common Pleao Court for a di- vorce from Rotald Heater, grounds of .,..,•• neglect Farm Cut WASHINGTON (UJ>n - Tha Nixon adrninlotratlon will toU COng:reas nca:t week that a new farm bill must recktce federal peymenta to fanners. rlculturo Secrotecy CUJrord M. Hardin will tell tho House Asrlcullure COmmittee. ., hJs tolltlrnony, now 1181 for Sept. 24,11ardln will wtllnethe three guidelines ao: - "Recme lhecooto!produc. t1on adlusbnent" - tho pay. menta that go to farmers to get them to reduce output to keep It In line with clemllld. -"EDible U.S. farm producta lo compete elloctlvely In export markets." - "Recosnlze the need for farm producers to Increase their net incomes." Hardin .PUt the three "musts•• on record Thursday at Texaa A&M Wring a farm policy eonference. His discloiUI'ethattbeadmJnlstrallon wt11 not otrer aliagle, opeclflc llld dotlllo4 _ . farm bill did not surprise ob- Lay of the Land and a half or more, We were built six ponis in the last two All of theae tile jobs are exten- years. This is an area in Mason siona or ~letlons of previ- County which ileretotore did not ous tile systems. The Thomas have any ponds. job waa originally installed in lt53a&ac~rativesysteminARTHUR JEWELL or the volviQS Clarence Thomas, Em- Vernon Ch.lrch communlcy has ory Roulh, Ora Richard am:l made a poOO survey with DenFlor-ence Rickard. The outlet ver Yoho'aaulstance. Mr. JewIs on Emary Roush land. ell bas expaOOed his da~·y farm Governments up p or tpa,y. SUil>rioed that a tree that had monte used under the plan been maJ,ded such as this would would be lower than at present. However, the great But control& would be far more scar tissue had been fiexible. lnlfead of specific formed and the tree still ap- crop-by.erop planting al1oteven live. amount of poored healthy. mente, each farm WCllllcl be ra- We asked Mrs.Icardwhathad quired to idle, or aet aside, a caused the girdling tooccurard percentage of ita OYerall crop she said that a horse aOO pon.y acreage and would then be free had done it. We mention this to uae remaining acres for any more to show what nature can crop the farRier wanted. do than tor any other reason. '·' dot• "rnelll. ,.!:~~::.:•~:30 p.~ •! POPULAR PRICE lr and 11 '•·' . . · •"" ' ' '' · 221).3 ' ,192 ACRES Alld~ire Deed him 1010 dleor ' ,!18 lelt _wlth a ornllo and • • f)( u.. oo, .. -·. ..,..w••"'l'• In the 1111. , "· OlidAoO:,Galilpol(o,' ....,, _______ w klr coon dog. Call 388861t, 220-3 207.u 2.9 Glll!a , . .• Established Business \i Showing Good Profit ' ir:t Gallipolis 'tt6.:Z206. 159.41 - · .........latbor, bll.._ Inllid lll'u- ~••• · · -------------. ' .,'' ' 222.1' SLEEPING ROOMS, w o·o k I' y J • " ...,..;. _. ··~~~".;.:.,..-- ...:_- - - - - - - -' '"''' ratea. • ~Park Cemral t:Mea. On Child, 4 or Pork Production CLEVELAND (I! PO- bubble, will be tho chlol'topl~(or .. Greenhouses of Tanorl"OII'", dlacuulon dlllifv tho annal constructed aa 1 gialt plastic Midwest Greeuhou~- v~e Conference which ~ here Sunday. p~ . low grave in a vacant lot on the The futuristic greetiiOuMI, city's .. at aide. The child• a ,Parent a, Yr. atd Mrs. Robert Dollinger, w e r e held In tho cl\v jaU under chargoo of chlldnesloctwhilopollce continued their lnveatlptlon. Tho child'• 23-yoor...ad father broke down undor a lie detoc• tor toot at tile Bur•u of Cr1mIna! InveatlpUonln LondonFriday andtoldaulhorltleatilechlld had boon found deadlnbedWodnesctay. He lllld he burled tho body In lha shallow grave in the aiQIIlOrted b)' 11r and covortrv Bllhop JoiiOilh A. McNic:llolas, pastor of the church, said, "'11ds blstorlc edlflce which ~"' lot. served the needs flt tho WASHINGTON .(UPO- Pork n'C"' · in tbe late 1'100'1 Ia servlng modem maD . a a,Prlnl may runbelowyear.ear· eta wmter and • phenomenon d prelelll: day Uer le,Yela, but marketings may culture- the &ulda7 afternoon move above the year-ago rate pro football game. u by next summer, an Agricult;. The first Mass wlllfollowdle ure Department report Indica~ Cbicago Bean-Cardinal game od today. S,,IJI. 28. The report covered - aclual and probobly birtho of pip In - - - - - - - - - - the J..,..August and September• IDg to farm IOUI'eea, was a new November quartoro flt 1969, and sYstem ()( . - price oupport the December, 1969-February, paymonte. Under tbla pian, dl- 1970 quarter. Data came D:om ract PODIOIIIs covering the gap the 10 .major lq producfiV between world market Ieveii statu of tho corn boiL and producUon colts would be The J...,.Auguot pig crop ln made to large and amaU farm- the 10 states no ealirnlted at era alike on outpri: ~up to 12 11.1 million head, down 3 per rnllllon bolos. An sddlilonaJ, cent !rom a 70Br earlier. And lqlpieDMmtal Income payment tho rumber of sowo bred for mlibt alao be made, but would September-November plgbjrths be subject 1D a ,Per.farm ceiling in the 10 states was estimated to eut -om er:ceaa PQ'm811ts to at 2.3 b!Uicln, down 1 per cent bill produeera. fr,.. a year earlfar, . Predicted Down ' \ 'C.d of T.hanks Bubble Greenhorue to be Di8played ·" • • an acre of ground, wtU bt lhown In a film day, to tho deleptea Mor>- terence lnelucle toure ~ foor i"'emwsoa in ~ Scillid Road area of tho cltt and 1101!1onatntiGna b)' exhlbltorl. · Vialton will be al>M~ tile ~at commercial lfOIIIh chamber in tho nallon,IJlOdem methods flt P'OWi!VIAllllatoaa, and bibb llld ·tea! lolluco Cult!" vat11111 wder giasa. , ,. broolaht:-.. ·~·-•••••••••••••••• = 1111. ~my ot&7 in · ""-Bt { a..iCb '" ' Agencb~;t' More ,' 76-tt ' ; ,, · {~ 10 Bonlj. __ ,! __ ~- ____ ~ - - · Gorlrllde ·Marlde , .169-tt · !:~~~ • • , ' .. Y~, .A • ''.:.• Reat·Estate For Sale 1):-tt: W9()D, hlltor ' !'hoM'446-1066' , ,;;.:':_ _·:__.:_ __:..;___ · · 22o-t an unusually nice hOme, new furnace, luP 2 story ear~ -------------- BAitD.IEALTYCO. Balrcl, Realtor age & work aho@. O.C.r $17,000 NEW LIST:ING PRIZE SITE FOR LEASE -'-4 BR, basement, 2 ear garage, 1 mile from Galllj)ollo on U.S. Rl. 35. $22,950 ,. .11\# In baaement;bul!~ , ftr;&llace In aloVejc<arpeted J b i>d- ''' loa~. · · · .-· · : · :• · ==~;;;;~!~~- ~~ - ~ ' ~~QUJ:S:' Furniture'' ·jew8lry, i' ~=~ object~, •a r t otllual I P11Dt ~ Amlque. '¥1,.2~··· \l.:~e.:::~~HuJtlnaioo, W. 26, i( to 10"-p.m. '.: t!~;: Sat.' NGon to 6 P·lll· 222~ -~------- To Do· in roof1ni .....::l'~ :t; ~-of ' Homo . Ph. 2 ~6 • ~~~;~~-q;_;; J Call IOt.U ------- In ,lnY ~~ tt."!~~~ ~ ' ... Eilates. · SEVERAL EXCELLENT $25,000 ......, A tow minutes from . 22&-u clty. TRAILER SPOTS '"·at -------------· . RIGHT ON otete "-•"""' ,..,,ways,,. IDEAL FOR worklqf - l o , 2 A. NEAR VInton, hoom home otf atatehi8foways,orwaywt, nicely furn11hed ll!o. 3 bedr)>om, storm d o o r s, we'Yo got lola ottrliler opots. prop apartment, Ph. 446 • botll, large barn. One to complete with private 21152. . 221.., JlOI1d and beautiful hiUtop ________ .,. __ .,..,..;;: WHERE. can you buy a solid view, all In 26 acroo. All i:FJ'IC!ENCY !l,iiOrlniom on · well coilatructed f bedroom price ranges. ~ Uppef·;SaCond; turnilhed, all · with gal ard elty ' utlUtlea paid, f$6 mo. Ph. tar with an extra lot plus gar• ·GOING BUSINESSES, tte.,.38& ,attor s., : 222-3 den for toaotbsn$to,ooo s.e OWNERS RETIRING -------------- 111. WE HAVE 1 couple of nice go. 2 III!DROOM apartment, nlwb' • Ins : liuolneaaoo in Gallla '··decorated, NEW HOME just complated, 3 Count,y, both 011 State highltreet parldn& too block bedroclm, modem ldtchen. wayo, and tho owners wont to Firat Avo., adulll; •125 .,... toblneto, fuel oil lurnace, 11h retire. We canputyo<iinlheae . with utllltloa, pb. ~· · A. Fine river view. · liuslneasea right"""· Lot uo 222.11 E . lito -~·r·= w.you. . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ruuel .D. Woodo, 446-<1618 ..,_ ·Jolt• I· Rlehardo, 446-0280 Olflco Phone 446·4775 ;;; · Ro'.-.ld Conaday. 446-3636 24 Hro. -------------Evenings 1111•11 with n••· Hdr••• fw bit · Doug WethHholt, ph. 446-4244 Roloert L. Baird, ....... T•ll eM ...... ftlenill1, • ... ,...._.,,,.,.... Ph. 446-2836 • .,,.,..,.. , ... ...,.,. lHIRD AVE. i. STATE ST. ___ .,.________ LARGE 2SfORYHOME- Low. or Blver Rd.,baaement,2car garage, extra large lot with view of River. ..W..m beth, ~~!!!::... . l;'fii!nal NeaI leaIty Road MASSIE ,_.,.. protein roushages. 10 •••• unu tvPPUMINf Mash form. Nutrient fortifications are double th'l! levels of 32 Beef Cattle Supplement. Ani/able rvlfh or wll/lout Dltthylltllb.,lfol, BIDWELL MILLING ....___ __._. . . II DWELL PHONE 388-8283 DWNER: TIM BICKER$ ~.i--- '1:'"::t· 'lliOOM ...1 •••• 1 ~";1:i'1~::\. ~·,. -m ~ -it~CRE FARM IDEAL LOCATION ~ Does tough jobs fast The new wheel-controlled 3t50 disk harrow is engineered for rough, tough, hi~h-speed work; I Many of its heavy- duty features are identical with those on more expensive IH harrows, making il the undisputed Jeo~~der In ita price clas,. Its spring -cushioned, Hlf-leveling hitch asturll unifOfm penetration, eases shock loads to protect disk blades, add years to life of harrow. The 350's rugged, •nglt·lleel torsion frame gives maximum supporting ttNngth fc. the · ganga, vet flexe1 to follow ground contour. dou"'•· strength disk gang• are unit-built and include big apring tteel arbor boltl, husky lhOck·lbtorb!ngiPOQis, carvidp· type self-aligning tripte-~ealld bill bearings, and Tuf-E4ot ditk' bladet. Come in todav, see •lllhe 3&(Yt. ht.tvy-duty featurn, nd get our tow prk:e. ~. · Meigs Equipment Co. Roar Mel&s General Hospital PHONE 992·2i76 POMEROY SPECIAL-ONE WEEK ONtY SEPT. 21-27 25 lb. lAG, . REG. $2~40 . SAVE 41c '> '· . ., · Fa.. s-••· . s.,,1, ~ •:' "{ ~· CEITUL. SOYA ' 'i OF''"''OHIO . ' ~; .. ,, .I -------------or tt6-ft:IO. ---------------410 BACK HOE lcOop ....... aorvlce. Call Cborlle L Rooc:ll, <UI,At HOBART DILLON, Realtor 446-2674 Lueillo or Howard Br<~nnon Evening• 446-1226 • ---:----------- ~~~li~::~Tbeth. alMI ~1~Sinl2_~~':.alliea <J!I' :l&tpt/itien and beth, Prlcere- tor. Green Airel &d>div• Ph, ' ------------~TERMITE PEST CON'I'JOL FREE lnapoctlon, call Me • , 3245 Merrill O'DoU, ,~ ' tor for Ellormilll , . . ., Service, 19 Dr, . Elegant Location Owner MUst Sell Now-T81filic Buy BoiJIIOt!l ------------..-' The setting is an acre wooded lOt in one of the best residential sections in Gallipolis and so 2Y2 baths, all on one kitchen and THIS IS CERTAINLY NOT THE RUN OF THE MILL 3 BEDROOM. ITS DESIGNED FOR COMFORT ABLE LIV~ lNG 3 REALLY LARGE BED• ROOMS, 1\ol.i BATHS A BEAU• TIFUL KITCUEN .e.ND DINING AREA LARGE CARPETED LIVING ROOM.r. FULL BASE· MENT WITH t-AMIL Y ROOM, 2 FIRE PLACES AND CEN• TRAL AIR, 17 MILE OUT. Tb inkilll' of Selling CAU. US - WE NEED LIST· INGS NOW. Need A Large Older Home iltd 1 Ac~e? - WITH BEAUTIFUl/ VIEW. INCLUDES LARG,E. LIVING ROOM AND FAMILY ROOI!t 3 LARGE BEDROOMS MO~ ERN KITCHEN, FORdO AIR FURNACE, HOUSE IS IN GOOD CONDITION AND PRICED FOR QUICK SALE AT $12,500, Just Listed-Country Living In Town "Almost" IT$ ONE OF A KIND OLD'ER I P'LOOR PLAN ' 3 IJEDR'OOM ON AN ACRE LOT IN A BEAUTIFUL LOCATION AT EDGE OF TOWN,W TOW CARPET IN BEDROOMS. IT HAS JUST HAD ITS FACE LIFTED AND DOES IT EVER LOOK GOOD. Owner Wi II Help Finance New 3 Bedroom, i Acre i Mi. out CUSTOM SPRAY PAINTING for F1rMtn -------------SfANDARD PLVMBINGUIEATING 215 Third Ave. ttG-3782 117-tt -------------- DEWITT'S PLVIIBING AND HEATING Route 160 It EvePh. ffll-2735 271-U Modem 2 Bedruom • Full Basement VERY NICE" '-HOME ' l='OI!t SMALL FAMILIES OR RETIRa EO FOLKS. HAS NICE LARGE ROOMS MODERN KITCHEN AND FULL BASEMENT WITH FINISHED FAMILY ROOM. YOU'LL LIKE THE PRICE TOO. Brammer Plumbing & . - . , . 300 Fwrth Avo. Phone tt6-1637 Gene Plant&, Olmar 29~ 4 s~ed lot, . ~ bm. lias been 1o1AKE AN OFFER. Brand no~ ·ndo~llictoew tile laid 3 -.om, garage, cl\v wa- '. u FOR ALLyourlnounnceneeda, chech with )'OUI' ~ &I· onta at tho Neal 1111. " - , 64 st. ·q,;dti lar!GIII, Business Services ftre, Homeowner•~ and general llablll\v. hG.,.W -~,2-46-3. •,t:t6..8~52~3~or~·~m.32~·93··~·:ji1.~cli,iintiiira~.fi!iS.~r·--~446- -------------NATIONWIDE INSURANCE AUT 0, fire, life, tS State st. Waldo F, Brown, W. R. Brown, tt&-1960. -------------- THIRD AVI!MUE- GALLIPOLIS Mo¥1ng from thl• areo, •• will .. n at puldlc lt.uctiM~, toelo, houMholtl offoctt, equlpmont ond ,.,....1 offecta cDntlotflltl In part of, Shopsmlth ,_.., toolt ~;CH~~J~Iot. with all occouoriH - Wglnvt marble-top droiiN (above two _.lei" to ulo priM to solo dlll'o) - 2()11 fclna - Oak llotk jformw y roll-top) - St.,.o •ubj.ct topto ,.coH.r with oJrtoniiOft apeak.,. - l 1011 doct.,. clr..l• cal .ealot - 3 pc. Rod!'ood ple"nlc set ...., Bango dfuMt ch.tt of draw.tt - lnvolld walk•- 3 •1~U.2S •• "'II _ 1et golf clubt .. lnlriol kltch.n c•lrwts - croquet t.t .. f!U5h 1 UcUn 111 do'"'' wrack .....to! loldlnv toblo - nlco wft b.nch .. Mltor saw .. double 9rlndlng wh.. la - IJifll ,.,. tabla .. Vlb.utor recliner choir .. mop .. nockw - y.d toolt .. plua o good ao ..ctlon of hand toolt and noony other ortlc1n too nu~l to I !At, Nat "'Pan•lble f.., accldenh DR. & GII!RT PUKI( SALE THURSDAY, SEPT. 25 ,, ' 84.11 ERNEST THORNE Thut. .n, Ohio 33 years uporlene• Phone 2-45-5269 or "I -------------Insurance b-•· .I : I 2rf.U -------------- THIS IS A BRAND NEW COM· PLETELY CARPETED 3 BEDROOM HOME' WITH l h BATHS, HOT WATER HEA~l BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN WITn RANGE OVEN BUlL T IN. LARGE 2 CAR CARPORT WITH LOTS OF STORAGE ROOM. OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE. "5 'i CARTER'S I!I,IIMBING AND HEATllilG . ! 830 Fourth Ave. Phone 4t6-3888 15541 Just Listlltl Large 3 Bedroom ' "I I! ' home and want a bargain to boot don't miss s,eeing this. Call Ike ~iseman right now. OWNER 1s VERY ANXIOUS TO 'SELL THIS BUILDING SITE ON GOOD HYWA Y 6 MilE OUT, COULD BE SPLIT UP INTO 3 OR ~ HOME OR MOBILE HOME SITES. FULL PRICE $3.900. . -------------Plumbin& &Heatl• floor plus a '2 cor garage and full basement. ~a~' II love it inside and out. If you wont a truly f1ne Excellent Home Site 4 Acres-With Well .; '; GU.LENW ATER'S SaDIIc Tuk Service, fit Smith Dr., ~ aup, ff.6..8fi9. 20141 to school. This is a charming 5 bedroom with family room LOCATION - ·-=~~:~= ~-219~.6 ' M.tt. ----------- ONE of the beUer older borneo FOR SALE by owner. Price re'"· .,, ·• Jo!o!b, lllol oil tumaeallldeerIn tho cl\v, 2 blockl frolll · duced. Your roqt wlll make p;i',!llllvin8 & dlnlllc ,_,., Hober Hol[lltal, 7 large the payrnelts on thls newly Cooa to' x 50' ban), 1(, A. rma., 2 - · · par\lal blao., remodeled 5 rocm homo, · Tilblcco bOse 111111 ....,. timgarage, locolild on a Iorge botll, garag<> on 'h A. lot lo. '''loerllld cool,. cOrner lot. PrlCI $13,000. toted In Galllpoilo. Cali Mar· t~FFICI - · .... Hi.u clwelllnl. Hu ~~ ~ lilllle·. ~• i X ~:~:m•,jf ~tot r<; ~~~ -: .~ ~ MODDlN 3b;.t~;;,;;;~-wtth your own. ·TEL.,446-1998 ~~~~~~~~~~~ x!,~· ' ' , . . . . ' \.~.•9,000. IJ Ill' CAnu QHUJIIMT This is the supplement you will want to use as a mixing ration for your home-grown grains or as a protein supplement to balance the feeding of low · .. .O: Your feed lot Is the key to profits. Here's where top quality supplements priced for economical weight sains pay off. Here's where Red Rose feeds win friends. tt6-t522. Water Dellvll')' Sonloa Patriot Star Bt., ~ Ph. 1179~113 $52,500 llolll1o Home. The Hunters Choice dOlly 01' $40,000 '. , :w.. lidles from Vinton, IIIIo. ·REAL m' A'TE BROKER Hu a t bouae, born DOG FOOD portalicll ..~......... oble rateS also r.r .......,. or wvrldar .....,...., ~· or . WJOO~ill .~~t,lllb)'titll\:la I.;S:::;'!~7t~t:HP:2~·~L~•~:·:hJ 'iotoi!Q- flt J<w!op,,~ ~~I 25:'ACRE FARM ltU!fl, . ·~~ .· LOOATEII ON K0¥111one HOUND PACK DOLL HOUSE MtrNi:J, Trllll- RANCH STYLE - with base- 3 BEDROOM BRICK front Co. WATER DELIVERY SERVICE mont. 4 acres ot soot! land, lollial, attached garage, buill· CALL Grover Long. ff6.11611 MORE CLASSIFIED$ Lower Rl~er Rd, in kitchen, living room carBob Queen 446.11168. ON PAGE 24 poled, large lot. !.Dcation Bu. 210.11 iavtue act. $t6,soo. Celt Hs.. Central Alr Conditioning 5 BR HOME- <llloooneOoor, 3746, Reymond G. (Tony) 21'.! unuou,aJ ldtcheo, Rorr. 165.11 & Heating two car sarOBO, one acre lot, Free estimates Every Sah.,.lay E.... &ewart•s Hardware in good nel&bborhood. built -In kitchen, basement, ing at 6:30 At KnVintoo, Ohio both alld llice 2 car carport Co • ..,nlty AueflN . lft.U on nice larg<> lotio Galllpolil. Bo•n, C..nor Thlr<l f BR HOME- On Lower River Ph. ff6 "18f. 222-8 & Oli•e. bath • - - - - -~- - - - - - - - Rd. All lllone - 2'' TL "WE SELL ANY· DEAD STOCK formal DR, spacious LR, 2 Services Offered THING FOR $2.00 Service Charge eer garage- boautlflilllllldANYBODY" Will remove yow dead acaptng. , TERMITE & PESt' CONTRCoOL We Aha Bur C... horses and cows FAIN Extermination ·• plote Eotatn. CaD Jackaon 286-4531 WE HAVE Wheelersburg, Ohlo. Ph.S7fSEVERAL attracUve 2 and 3 6112. 232.11 BR homo In excellentcondi- - - - - - - - - - - - - - lion- pricedrlghtforquick CERAMIC TU.E and linoleum IIIIo- Lal uo aslistyouln work. Phone Ashworth, 4t6.. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 27- 1:30 P.M. maklnt! a choice In a homo of 9368. 196.11 1\Jlty~Urni~~Mrd,oll' llo&alh_.,..,,.......... ••. Pill ..,......I........ \ --~------~~---- -------· - -----ALBERT EHMAN Real Estate for Sale $35,000 hcJm8 &Iii a 1863 10' • 60', 3 BR DISK HARROW ~ow II', STORY . 217.U DOZER WORKCue. Ph. 25U503 Or .... 9359. 111Jr HERE IT IS }'.! MILE OUT, ITS A PERFECT LOCATION 76 A. TWO miles from clty. 7 :"iirilaooM HOUSE completeroom home, i bedroom, modpolio, wiU ~;#~ ]iel>t.14 ., 111' adult ern klti:hen, fuel oil furnace THIS BUILDING ' Ia r..,. , ...t 1n tit e 1 )y !urn,. veey ce, •· tit .,_, 2L ·' ru...,... only. Inquire atGreenGebloa on stele roote, or will sell haort of Gall4>ell• and ...,_ 2 j~7 st. 111. 7 or call ff6-4170. hOme and- acre separote. tefno about 5,000 oquore feet , 221).3 ()( soot! opace for 1 grow1ns ALL BRICK - Near now with .,.--· - - - - - - - - - - A FINE hmne, 3 A. Very modbuolnoaa. Will ,remc>del to beautiful fireplace, 2c~garFURNittmD Bradbury Cotlaae, , ~· kitChen. both and hall, ·" ~ .!II)·· air•le ap, n!celfi,el,lot, Falrylew Slit~. 931 F..,...th.A>e., 388.8686. ------------ MASTER MIX $16,800 $17,000 • , &.. -..,.----.-:--,----,.,-~ ..NEW 3 Bedroom apartmoJt 011 '~.Mot-·. t; . - ·':e..rtst,.J'l!. .f411-2fj'l2. < LISTINGS NEEDED ' ' close to down town that the first graders can walk pUT US to work ~or you, RANCH STYLE - 6 room, 3 BR, baaernent, garage, cov. acli ct condition. Take over TODAY! ered fl'Cllll porch, large lot, 'paymem, or pay bala"f" o1 State Rl. !fl. J•r Sh,ppciod,_.1ol6-0219 ~9. 81, Phone t46-97oo. Eorl''lilntero, 446-3828 22M Wayne Aatibory, 446-0239 -----------Denver K. Hleley, 4A6-0580 VINTON- 5 acrea of land with · ;.•, 222;1 ..,:...,:.---'--------- . $12,500 ·· SLEEPINGROOMS,weekly retia, Gall1a Hotei,JfS-2206~ · . '.: uon. Rant460 iilo>: See Mot' ···n. llaaklna at•Tho ~Val-. I ONE SI'ORY - Chootnut Ave. 3 BR, covered patlo, detach9<1 2 ear garage. GARF!ElJl AVE. - 2 atory cornplolely remodeled, all buiiWn .2 HOME SITE . largo loll.kitchen, carpor,!, 1 ' , . OR TRAU.ER SITE. 8 h acre&. Raccoon Twp_ .., State RL 225. City schools, $2,150. LARGE 2 STORY - located In Cheshire - basement, 2 cu THURMAN ·. garage, large shaded l o t, NICE li roo";\_\) '10, two-story. black top atreet, Vacant. Port b. ~0 ..... $6,500. -------------REPOSSESSED Klrb)' SWeeper, " i ·· .. :,'-. .: . --...:.billa? Checlc The Wise111an ,_8l)Orlll\ont,•Oilalta~. convenient ctown1.o1m ·toca.. ·..· .~ lk>l~er cal '•. 1.8MicloUJ IIIJ, $1111!11",,,.., . · cJua at The Firat -:::;;;::=:::=:::::::::;iiii;:::::==~ by high fuel \ . ~'" ~-and .,. . - ~~. , ..,.. IIIIo wore '·-'!:·· l!ll~f!_iliful 19 pn.y wlth ·me , Other hllbllghts ol tho con- . $10,500 1 Ph. 250-. larg<> fenced lot. $13,000 "...,im to u.ank ~~~· ~ ~t . ;-"";;;;;.-;;;bo.r~~ :.t·~---------' 't ·i!'i4 well, etoeked pond, coal rta. Ke.YIIIone Rd. DOWNSTAIIIS21Midroomapai'l,. 1969 MACH I, 351 ciL ln. Ph. mont; . lUll l!oth; ~ 367-7101. 221~ ACRES modernkjtoboo.fl!al'!",~ - -. - - - - - - - - - - - - TWO HOMES. One horne with 0001111r7 ~ ,NorUo AI. Siding, Other amallblock. SCboulDIIIrli:t.l)nTrlplot RESTAURANT Wooded. On Keyatono. Asood Ranch, .t mllel ~ Ga!U. buy at $3,750. pilla. !'bone ti4-/ltt9, 9 to 5. FOR SALE ( • · 199-tt .'1.- , Plan Autopsy Office 446-3643 Eveninas Call E. M. "Ike'' Wisaiu11·446·3796 E. N. Wiseman f' · i:uNG, ·a....,. CilJ, ·Oiiio. REALTORS $8,900 alcel,y paneled, bath, drilled ___ _. __________ _ ,..__~---- ------------.<-- ·. mlo..,l by \rUe, 'chll- , 2. APARTIIENTS;Giilla itotel, '~ ,;,i.:'u ~ - LEE'S PLUMBiNG lo 'DOJ). -------------- ,. ' SlrYicll Olflrlll ' $10,0110 . · ---------~!...--IIIIAilBURY omdeilq apart. 410 •WINCHESTER, al~e ber· 37 ACRES 2 STORY - Eaotem Avo. CormonL A*'ita ~. 729 sac. reJ Tu!<edO. 4 pc. like - - MODERN 6 rm. one n- plan, petod LR and DR, carport, - . ·llcliJ D.n, i'b;;b.,. .'1'~ \J ' ' . Cl . ' •fi J. .:~:_ Tribhne~· · assJ. ·. 00.. THE WISEMAN AGENCY $7,000 ' r· .< • . R~i Estate For saie \1, ACRE Lot, near cora, Ohio, with tog cabin. ldell to park a trailer. Hu .-,.well. .2204 CJI:dora, zo,.u Wo mu.ot loam tb 110 on with oar' f4ui)l llld our !earl, ft.~ to amite llld . lliR'·Iilral'wrtooro, ''(' F~ all-· ll)llwl ore <hanged · ' . lllid ,.. feel 10 alone, • ·An.~: ,.. mill )'Ill f> nwCb_ • ·oillce yoohlvagmehome.' ' ' $1,250 • . ' 11. " . u tao~q, -~,...__~__.him . born niea-lond m UttloRaceoon: some timber. ' Es~ . tar~~~ , ·$900 178 . 1 - 218:. Pt.. ~'r' 'fho'lllai- camo and eelled bJftl&WIJ, ' .' ' -.,.-·----.,.-~-120 ACRES FURN. APARTMENT, •utiiiUe1 PROFIWIJ;:. BiJ!liNFAs FOR ·,RACCOON TW" • room1, two 3 BEDROOM Homo - t08 South peld Adulte -•· 258 Slote SALE•iii.P<OIIOI'O)' '• Middle• - , lo •"' 3 ponds, Second Ave., Middleport, 0,. St. tte.a667'-.. f:30. pco-1~ sOpotrv aandwlch&~:;,....Good soli. one car ~age, ooJIU)l~ · 20~ 010. ohorl plzlao and EQ!IIpmenL redecorated. : r ~- ~- - - - - - ---':""' ciri)'-out · bier. ' Reaaonable MOBILE HOME/t mllohut u. , down PB7ntOIII with llnlnci"V ACRES S. 35 near F lo W. ~ ~ , ••liable, Write Box 13f c-o RACCOON TWP, Modern 3 BR NO. fO Chllllcothl Rd. 3 BR, Horne Salao. contaet KeiiJ Gll\lpollo Dolly Tribune "' home, bam, farm land, carpeted Uylng room, ~ F.Qero, 580 -&ul VI!IOI'•Dr• arriJVll · for peroonal Inter· pasture & Umber, fruiL ment. 60' frontage. tf6.3812. • . /< , . .vi.... 219-6 Price rodlloocl. A 'raal buyl • Sr. who puled awo .... ~. Sepi. 21, AIIOunderdlacusalon,accord- NO SECRET. . -"'"-----.,------- ' G, Thiof•· Cecil fendalt haa neglecteclloprovJda for the children; The «q~le have boon livillll aport since Aug. 18, accordlrv to the polllion, bocauaaofallegedlllttea~ mont by the defendant. She alao stated that life with tho defendLORAIN, Ohio (Up0 - An ant has becune unbearable, autopay wa& to be performed caual111 her great mental an-- today by the Lorain CoUnty cor. gutsh and unhaPPiness. oner to determine the cavae the d•th ol Lomle DelliJopr, _ _ _ _ _ _ __;__ _ a four-708r-oldbQywhohadlleen reported mllliq[!roinhlohome Sf. LOUIS, Mo. (UJ>n- Tho for three days. St. Louis King 11 Frbce The chlld'o body was found Bao1llca will hold a special Friday nisht b)' pollee Ina &halMaas 15 mlwtes after the rn RUL TOR · coooorlo1 ..,U&: . bl ~ at \liM !<1-tl!am·A1'o Eu;ano ' ,..,_ ar,•lx lim•• ••11"-'l•n will f• only numbtlr of married Sept 23, 1960and have no chlldreJL She also seeks re. atoralioo ol her malden name of Beverly Hums. Not seeking a divorce, Mary Lou Lyons, Vinton, llled a petilion Frldly -agalnot George C. pioneer'• Mallo. ·liie Mro.,. Plckeaa, 20 !JriiMIIi, tho or duty c:onclution ol each Cardtnal · Dori't ltfTh~ 'o. D. PARSONs . Dlloll 'lt!ICY· . APAliT~, 5.,.,.. ~ Jd,; . HOLLii,AY-:-..~-.ii ac, · ST. RT. 325, 6 rrn. two atory, am extreme cnaelty. They were football home game this season. • . Real .• Pot>- F.,.., Ylllogo, City' Pr.,.rty . . , , . Col. Flrot & 011.,. Nir;E • IIEAT !taliorr, 8 X 27 • Ki!lnllo 3'1f4t64. Phone 446,0219 ' In ..... oondlllon. ' ' For Rent /I · The WE WERE ON the Milford Ieerd !arm on Jerrlco Rood MARVIN SAUER of Greer making a sune,Y !or a stream Road has used a brush hog on channel improvement on t h e servers. ten acres of larkl. He plans to Icard land. ''Because at thla point In lime am fertilize it and thus Near the stream we noticed time, we believe there ia more improve it for pasture. a 4-inch white pine which had than one Way the overall objecbeen about €our-fifths girdled. tfves can be served, our recom. MELVIN BUSH of Redmond The tree wao still living, how- menclationa will take thq form Ridge is Plannillll oobulldaponcl ever, and by looking at the eOOs d. a aeries at possible cwraes l on the end ol a red clay point ol twigs we could tell thol this of acllon," llardln aald at tho He wlll use a diversion ditch to girdling had been done after conference. fill i ~.. The polll wUl be what is last year's growth had been . Hardin's altorlllllve plana for known as a semi~ugout pond. completed and before this revlalng present production.,.. After it is built, he plana to h~ yoar's growth otarted. The trol andprice "-"prGIII'am& vation Service, has made d~ stall a watering trough for livegrowth this year was about for whoa~ feed tp'alns 111111 cot. sips are Clarence Thomas and stock. By using this type or 6 Inches on branches where the ton are believed to Include a Charleo Machlr ol the Letart &emi-4ugout construction, Redgrowth last year had been afoot eo..called "..W.slde" plan. cmununity all! Edward Hogg on mond Ridge Iardowners have Turkey Run of Oldtown Creek. _______ ,;.~----- tm new agriculture .PI'Ooo Lyons, Collllllbus, for cuat:od,y grams, to take etrect in 1971, of aDd &'~)port for two minor can take several directions, but c;hlldren. nmot meet three auldolloea, Ai· The plalntlflavero that tho d&- R.-1 Estate Far 5al~ fe. :. 1 Petition for Divoree Filed ' ,,-.(J~ (l 1 calf llllrlulll'na: aaaoclationl ~to Fair n NolhYillo Hidden rnuot contlnuall7 llud!'llldeval. Valley bulla cooUnuOi!th.ir wiDuato their m&rkellnlprGIII'am. with tho Jlllllor ChaJQim Dtrectoro rnuot keep In mllld 111•• that In producing a feeder cillr l!ull, Reae,...JUIIIGr !llaJIIIllon Bull, Reaene Senior a.m-. they have created one uWit.y pion Bull _ Reserve GraM - form utllll;y. For tblo eel! to Champl Bull P lr ofllulls be~ value, tbeuWitlesoftime, They p:'ced ~ wl1h Pak place, llld JIOIBOiaion muot be of Cal nd Junl Get of created. Tha croallon o f ves 1 or three utllltlealathetalhfltiiiU'- s~xhlbllod w re ketlng. That Ia to aar -for ca111e e · 0 tbef-r calf to ha'ro value It ralaed by ~Valley Ranch muot be where tho~ • • said Dour Koyser, mo-r. It, when the lju,yer wanta It 111111 with prov;lalons for poa~e~lioo ::::"O::~:!::::X::X=::!::::::;;:~:::::::::~W~ or the lrona!er of ownerlhlp. .~...&: '. ' :~~*~~=11';=~-i.w::~:~~~ . • ;'B ,ultuPi:J . '. • ' ._ :Ditcher is Coming BY JOHN COOPER SoU Conservation Service Mason Cowlty PT. PLEASANT - We have boon busy lately rnaklrvdeteiled , plans and designs for tile drain~ aae. The dltcber owned by the . State SOU conservation ComboJ1184e avaDable by iAhlo eWestern SoU Conservation 1 Dlotrld to Mason Couoly cooperators during the middle of October. It Is scheduled here • for a two-week period. . 'Some of themostrecentcoq,. eratora on which Denver Yoho, . ,, . GA . LIS· .._ , ll!lb E .....,_ w· Hieldett ,-VaDo llaiJCII; 'llldlfol!, . rectl,y rrom tile farDIII - · Tho lower CliO-boll of t h o coota. lhla ~ to llicre&ao made • o...,;jl .i l oU 'Bull awD- .. !hey are producod. choice lll'lde lolllll'tbor 3• tho flt tile boyero piGnahljla at tile Ohio Stat -e Thil ·- . . . ! aoiiUI'eo t h o Tho top CIIO.thlrd of tho soot! and oolloro. Fair thio you. boyero that they 'are lll.Yini tll'lde Ia number t. Former dlrector1 flt feeder . On SepL 6, It tho Tellnesaoe __ , llelp ClliooiV l'OMEIIOY _ OYer 15,000 calve• wt11 bo otrerod • feB' IIIIo at tho Ohio ~ I! F - Coif Sllea to be held till I !Iii, 1 c:eordlng ·to L e 0 ·: Story, president ()( tho South·• oaotem Ohio Boo! Cattle lin'l provoment A1111. local lllloo will be held '· at Athens 00 Tueadly, October ·; 7th at 1 p.m. and at Galllj)olil, Tue..,., October 14 at 8 p.m. ·, Conai8nrnonte to tilese lllleo · -.Jd bo modo to Plul Iller, ' · _aecretery, to Slo<y, to w. ·,. '. •• ~= < : 1 Conailned Dire<tl,y Tho ua111r CliiO-llolf of tho Flrlt, ' - r calveo 8MIId choleall'lldo lade~aun- - - · - .._ _ ,,.. ., ow be -·•-~ to the IIIIo dl' ~- '2. , . --~-~ ....,.· ~- · • · ·f- I '~· •.j.' ' , Feeder Calf Sales Set BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Ellelllloa •~ Acri<ullure .... •,> ' 10:00 A.M. • �,. I '• . - ..... ~ , ' U - Tile ~ 1'11Mo •, Sentinel, Su!DQ, s.telllbor 2!, 1981' Find Bar(ains, BargaillS And More I,Jarg;»ns. WANT AD , INFORMATION n •• !~"';::·.~,';·~.!":...... DUDLINIU ,,,. ,• .,.,,.., , 5 , ..... D.y lol•• P .. licotlon 11 c•nt• ,., Worcl •I• C4tnlecutl¥e MIN!IIoy 0..111111,. 9 o. ~~t . ln•efflona . ·c o•ollotiens I C•recti..,, n ,... cent Dhco,"'"' on paid •d• Will H occ.,rH '""" 9 0 . 1111. lgr O.y of Pul.lic.-len •-' --'• OF paidTHANKS within 10& dow-•· CARD OBITUARY Card of Thanks Clld of Thanks ., · - ., ~·~~~~· . = .Notice . · ,, , . ~ •-·- ROOF PAINTING and Potchl.. GUr&rWUIII, -- eolitratl, H~enCtd." MY MOST llDCt"" thanka to. \VE WISHtothl.r• evvyorit bt the 1~ Carda and nlathea for the card a, 'For tree eatiQJI.te, phone and lifta aeit cluriQI 1117 hoa- flowers and other alft8 (or IB2-2B06. (WI ~rn arQ'Wbe:-t). pt•·tlza.._. bleoo yoo. our Golden Weddlnc: Ami\'W· ... o _ ••~ ~., L o-REGULATIONS Mra. Ope] HoD sary.aldaCWJCUiib'OUI'Chll· - - - - - - - - - - - - - TM P .. li,..., •••••vos thlo rflht Sl .$0 for 50 worcl n~lniii'IUM. 2c. · · g.2l•ltc dren who held the celebn.U. ' .. e41t or r•f•ct ony ocl,t cke .... cl ... •chfltl .... t word BLIND ADS 1 WILL picktetmer:~liuldlaeald iHfi.,..l . The rdllish.r will not tor us. A41111tioMI 25c Cha,,o ,.., Ahor· - - - - .... -,..-- - - take to auction 011 percel'llap · II. ,.,pon1II~J• lor moro then Oftl e.,. Insertion. RATES F01 Wofll Ad Service 5 •••• ,., Wonl 11.. _.,.,. IM:OUIKI ""'"'"' OFFic"E HOUR. 8:30 . .... ,. s:oo P·•· lo30 o.n,. o.M. •o'12.00- ......... , op e Sh Th Want 4..a A. ...I_ Mr. and Mra. Elmer Kautz 941-ltp ------------ THE FAMILY of Rloloarcl wishes to U.nk our III&D.Y friends, neiaNJoro llll rela· u,.o for~lrwonlerlldklld­ nesa durllw •.ll>e lllneoa and doath of our hliobond, "~'RUlli brother. Wealaowbh to think Dr. Ckrlea Holltr, Jr., illle ataffardthe nuraes~HaiHr Modlcal Center, the MOIIOIIS for their Moaoalc oemco and fD< the loveq eards, and tho pllllboorero alii RowUoga. CCIIII Flmeral Hame for,thelr kindness alii eCIIoldorotlon. Wife, Jolandl, Mother end Silaon 9-21-ltp Business Opportunities WOMEHI ' QUICKMON!Y T alto oNors ICM' fo1r10111 Studio Girl Hollywood Cos...tlcs and X1110.a Gifts, No 111trlctlou. Port terrlt~ u..... •· E"vory• thlnt FurnlshH. .50!1 bln.r oflts. Frw 3 froo 1o111plu c.~d II lnformotlon wrlto r.ARRY r.: TAYLOA.!.. c/o Studio Glr , O.,r. M-33, 11.,.1 H"' St_.1 No. Hollr •OCHI• c.. 9l6tJO, (FOI'!Mr Studio Glrlo plea_•• write.) ·'.,• r,. ., .. '.fill. Wheel Aflll•tnt boola. Call Jbn Adamo, Auctl.ooeer, Rutlard, ~o.Phone 742-448L ll-9-12tc $5~.55 . -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 -------------CRIPPED . WOOD - Free tor cutliJIB, Pllooo 9924307. . ll-1&.3tp - ----------- TOM LEWIS, water woll drill· 1ng, Letart, w. "••• Ph.... 895--3802, 9-6-:JOte -------------VACANCY for lwa aldorq pplo. Prefer prhaao paid patients. Phone Mason, 'f73. 51115. IIJ-8tfc ·the ' SPORTSMEN •r,..,•· Now opportunltr for tM •IR~ mon or.w0111on to ".. n tho ftold tt.y njoy tt. .nost. We hovo a llrolt•d number of ..... Inti fiDI' tho OlftbltiOI.II pen- who would lilt• werdl fO Nap tho ,.. of tho .,., lnCNOifAI NC• IHtlonal aplo1fon. YOU CAM lAIN WELL OYER -.00 PIR IIONTN IN THIS AMAZING BUT PlUM BUSINESS. :rou dO~ at loost $16.-7.50 to ta600 cosh to start. Wrtto (tlvlne pho"' fiUI!Iber) ALL SEASONS SPORTING GOODS CO. ~~ooo. 658 7262 N-t... l lriMo Rei. St. L..,l,, Mlno•rl _,121 . ",;I R. H. Rpllqs Sans . .,' . . Notice NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS NOTICE Is hereby given, In eoawlllnce with SOctloo5715.t7 revised code, that the tax reblrna or Molls CeolnQ', for the year 1989 hi.., been revtll8d and the valuations e()IIU)leted .anll are ~ for public Inspection at the office of the OJunly Audl tor In the Court House, Pomerot, Ohio. Celqllolnts IIJllnst aey val~ aUoa or assessment, except the vUuati4X1s fixed and aa. IOIIIIIIDtl made by the Tax Commluloner of Ohln, wW be hoard by the County Board of Rovlolon, at Ho office In the Court House, PCI'Deroy, Ohio, ooorartor February 15, 19"10. Cciollllalnto mutt be made In wrHtrw, on blanks fllrnlohed by lbo County Auditor and filed in his omce on or before the time limited for poymoat of tuoo for the fir at hilt yar, or at. any tlmedur· iDa 'which taxes are received by the Ceomt,y Trelourer, withOut peM)cy fJ>r tho flrat halfyoar. Gordon It Caldwell Auditor of Melga County 9-IS.lOU: ------------ .. w PO INF~1108 . . ACRES - aood 7 raam' houoe, ..lalt bollt, lldl booe·,.. ,.,.co, $1000. POJ.Q:ROY - Nlee ....odtled 2 bodr- i!cJmo, modern ballt,. ltlreh ldtcben, wall to wal1 eaiPOIIDI. Gao furlaee. For Rut -------------- wrenches, Coldlqrchalrs,plenlc ruroltunj~, rrlnder' axea.· .·•u• 2\1 APlf'S - 8. r-., botli, e.UU,AIIdt!J t9000. , . Two....._ BT, 124 - 3 bodroam brick, ' Ill ·flinllco. f..-eedolr,lldl ltiH1118111, - · .. RUTLAND- 2beclroam.._ ,000. ""'· carport, utllltl' Quilt location, $6500. tablowtthm~tchlngOIIII ------------ 1:'50 .A.&. ' ... '. •. t _.:·_._..._ _~ ..,.::.:::· '"!~ ~ . !, • )5 • · ;... · . . . &~p~, It/ i!Jeoolltll ' GiMHOOTr lqtdoy. It•• ,m. flllltL , 'I P~ooo, IIGitbt HW hrln. . ' · 9-1~ . ,. ·.', ,. ,_.. To B:•J R~~-~-;·~;~~~~~~ j :, t.liWA CABINETS. I'GUJI .ta- <Joe.,_ ... bleo, O!d' Jriao or cllll ·)(; D: Jl!llior,,iia;·.; POIMroj, Pbano 811UJ'IU; ' '·' . e..:za.uc 1 · $1,495 PONTIAC GMC 116 Y•ro of Contlnuouo Buolnooo Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales PHONE 992-2143 . 12 NOON ''. _ ' 3, .. . . For Sale ' .. . . . J :·, : '' ~ . 4:30 P~M. < . . •.. ' · POMEROY, OHI' • FROI"R~WLINGS USED _...._CAR LOT-- il Wei/As 66 CHEVROLET 67 FORD LID . Mlticstate f«-$al•ar·r SI>).'CibOS "fliOOM' hiitt't/ ili!. 4 ' o... Miff~ "390'• 4 llorr•ll, ovto- fftln•~• lrnpolo 2 Door. •Jt6' Turbo plat,, p/llr,, air c,lt ~f· !t< nice 1 ocroa ·land, 2110 fClllt ffO!il' qoo on sio~ ReM. 12t Ia• Syrocuoa. ...... liltehen loll of ltlrOh ~- ploat;r' of cl""et lflll<e, 8orap, • ret1tlon <It!' ..t.i:; 110, oloetri<IQ', wall to 1!111 · earpot In Uvltw ..-, 111111: oee to _.tate. ~ .r1lor 5 ,P.m; r0r lfti<I'8112#18. , 11-8-ttc -------------- ""· , "11 ,.., "' G J.t1 •I'MI -,.: 65 MERCURY h-. p/br, Stwp. 1. Traftlc 40. The . doop ll.Gra.ph• 1... ..... ..... fl. swewa.e 13.Kalt P'AINT DAMAGE. 1986 ZJa-Zoa 1983 MODEL, 16 foot c.ma... f5.French 42. Portico chalk (Gr. arch.) aowl,. Dtlchlneo. stllllnorl· che tra\'Bl tRUer, f81$, seliUi.Appoar <Ontalnect with 4 burner boi- t . Small task RIM~ carton&. Noatta•-• (Eng.) DOWN l&.Thie Uo 111 1'11110. leo box, alnk 10. Of needed, a1 our COIItrala are a. Nglon 1. Uuerved aDd 15-tjoiiCII woteraonk;alao 12. YOUJ11' buDt Ia, Sowo with I or 2 2. Dome.U. catel 19. Porker needles, makes buttomolea, twa 21oj)CIUDd - · 110 lanka 13. Mace~ 3. Sphere 22. Dlninc and trllller furlaco. Sleeps uw on buttons, DlODCJil'l,ms, 4. Hebrew place a.... bearer ' five alii boa lato of otorqo 14. Aye (II. : and blind hom atltch. Full letter 23. Strike coah price $38.50 or E-Z 31. Honktra ~- OrlentaJ ·2t . Cha.Jlae area~ 8xi0 - - ownin8 lf5. Vend 32. Apptllmce weilftt d1recUon m..w.,. a.rmo. Ph<n> 992- with polaoandllll'liiiOI. Price 16. . BetaDa 6. Inland &ea. 25. Hue Includes No. 450 Rooi~Hoad 2885. ll-l8-6tc 11. RldiD( 1A.e~ 26. . • War 37. Bade levellnfl hitch, oloetrle brake, gannen.tJJ 7.Guldod 27.~ 38. 81dD oafoQ' chilo, ret~r-mw mir- 18. Morta.r 8. Immature 28. Clear <O. COIIIp ELECTROLUX SWooper-ecm· trough 9. GarliC 29. Wll'lg~ rors ror your car. aDd trailplea. with ollllclunoata, point bulb shaped (-.) er Jacka. P - 992-5815. ~:=l:?n:" spray, cord-winder, thro .. ,..-,:;--,.-,.....-T""1T'"'Ii:-" 9-21-3tc away bags, Full eash price 22.Putuno only $31. Torma a'VOUablo. ROYAL Porlablotwowrlterand anlmalo Phooe 99M88S. 23 SMITH AUTO SALE$ coae, f50,Phcoo992-2290aft. ' KAMAUGA, OHIO er nve. u. Cbdt-out ------~------KIRBY VACVIJM. Coaoplote ~~~~~ ' .fllliWi '"'W1tliCitilit'llf0180ndpallii>----·--·- ·-~~t;5:-... COAL; ·LUMP, "eRii atdket~ · er. Runo like ,_, f59 eaoh NO.Btf &Flat alto ~ ~ - ri. 'i ledlevif. mine run. Excelalor .S.lt Perfect conlldan. $95. Ph..,. boot or term& a\'I:Dable. Pbone Works, East Main st., PenCheater 985-3929. u. 992-2685. 9-ls.atc era)'. Phcoo 992-3891. 9-2l-3tc 30. Some Like S.13-tfe 2 BEDROOM boule, sunroc:m, -----------lt run buemett, two Iota, can 1968 SKYLINE MabUe home, 3 U St&r ruk Fouii AiiloiNiNG 1,.--; •• aa.Lond • be aoen II •ot end of 3rd - · · $300 andtoke01W Main st., Pomero;y, 200 tt. PQtttentl or pay aft Phooe M. Pay St. Meaon, W, Va. Ph..,.304front, 100 foot deep, conlalt>992-7266 or 992-5972. attenlon 7'1U929 or aoo •-• Smith ono tile bulldlrw, 50x50 ·at 9-21-3tc 3fi. Poiynellan 3rd. st. an:1 Pomeroy St., two story, one two-story drink rrame, both rented. Fonnerly lfloon. OWner will a...... POTATOEX VIvian MoO)". Ph. 38.Dued 38. Jewilh Gruesor Body Works. Phone lllODth Coolville, 661-3737. CHRYSANTHEMUM and mums 992-2053. 39. Mer:IU 9-21~ or an colora, . fteld grown, 9-21-31< nice big elustera. Reynolds DAILY CRYPTOQUOU:-Bero'o how to Wlllk It: MODERN RANCH, 5 riKmll, Flower Qqt, Masori. A.XYDLBAA.X& GVIT AR BARGAINS- Oae exboth, air eolllltloood, wall to Is LONGFELLOW 11-IWe tra good used Gretch electric, wall carpet In llvlng.<tlnlng One letter elmply alarld:l for another. In tiWI ample .A, II 2 plckova~ one modal LG-1 4 ROOM HOUSE, Clifton, W. room, hall. bedroom.;. lJ:I.se- UMd for the three L'a, X for the two 0'1, etc. SIDJ'Ie lettara, GlboCII Oat top, like new ..,.. meot, woad burnlnc fireplace, apoatroplle1, the length and tonna.Uon of the wurda are aD VL See Olarles Kearns or blnts. Each day the eode lett.en are cUffeMnt. dltioni one Framus ktrtrw marble wlDdow aills, approx. cllll 773-.'i292 or 7'13-5504. Oloctrlc baas, DOW condition; lmatoly l4ero of ground. A (Jrypto...... quo-. ll-18-6tc one Now lfarmao.y boll with Priced for lmmodlitao sale. EDHSKVB PDAKHL, OWWOFHBDWL, case, half price; one Japan- TWO BEDROOM homo, llvU., C.U Dick Rowllnp for IP" ese bus, extra good, with new room, dining room, hall and polntmont and price. 992-2151 WBTFNL 'l'FR 80BOHDWL HBO IIKBZR tender strllw ~ cheap; one or 8112-3712. lllKVZR FKH IBKABOLL.-AOZOHH one corpeted, 784 now So~>ro ompiiOer with 9-21-ltc PVBo\OLL BrowMU Aw., MJddlei)Ort. tremolo and reYOrb; 2 apeakere, 40 per cent oil'. Tracy Ph. 992-9961 or 992-3035. 1984 FORD plcl<ov, 1965 Jlodao Y.......,.• CQpU.-&et A. SENIOR ALWAYS FB1CLa 6-24-tfc Whlloy, 130 Lincoln 114, LIKE 'l'HIII UNI\'IIlR81'l'Y IS GOIMO 'l'O 'l'HIII KIDS. - TOll plekov. Goad trucks, priced MA880M ' Pomoro)'. r•aODlbiL Phone 0t11ter, 9-2l-3tc HALF RUNNERS and· bunch to ~ mq reature. .,..._ill, l k ) 98$-3554. llarold Brewer, boolll. Plek your owo, 'h. LorwBotlml. M;CULLOCH-250-;.~r-ehotn mUa below the R o 9-21-ltp IIW, like new, $100. Alooooo ·Ferey. Ph..,. 843-2241. doc, It block and tan. and '4 9-111-IOtc ROOM HOUSE, 813 MDI St., o\lredalo. L. A. Donahue. Ph. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - e Middleport, Animals l'h bloeko from 742-5858. 4 GAME ollp, early hatched. tho poet omce. lttqulre atm L...-'-------1 941-3tp Breed, llatct.:aarlaL P 99U612. 11-lWip LlncolnSt. 10.\K:bo'a 1948 PLYJIOUTH, -at IIW• ---~ - - - - - - - - - W IIIDil tnlll, Peoelt Forie Ill. 1988 HONDA 350. 192. I ROISJ'Elllcow, JalmJ. Rase, Make offer. J;.n eumu. 1824. 11-.17.etc Phoi»' 949-2822. 14 boone •~ ·wt..stc -----~--------· .... 1967 Ford ••• , •$i89'i &':I~J.e· !100 H. T, S.don. t:;"Oee1 c•· 1 .~ Whit• ftnlsh, bill. •1•tllnt...t• 1 ta~ tire•, rfdfa, , . . . stHrtJ'tl Aut!HIIftlc tron•• .. 1962 ond · Poiilac .... t'tgs w. 2 Door. '389' 3 ·,euces, outanatic trans. Going at at a good price. · DNk••· row.. Cateline H.T .' •t..,ln" •nil ko!Mt, a"'"""lc Ct:.an "' o car, bola• fiM lah, MW tlrws. R&H· Real nlc. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. i9&3 Falun ..... $495 2 Dr. 6 crl. std. trens., ";.:d ''OHIO'S OLD!ST DODGE DI!ALER" tins, sell4 llocly, rcuUo. c · TRUCK. SPECIALS For Sale · For Sale 1962 GJIC V-6, It ton truck, APPI:.Fa Fltzpotrlek'a Or4 opood traJwilloolon. Ut1J.. chard, state Route 689, locatIcy, Ill ~ ·bt\IJ 5 aood ed 7 mlloa Dprthoaot of WUknviDo. PhoQI 669-4785. 941-12tc I! p~ .~ =:.;.~~1: · .,p.m. ·. 'r ; ·. .. •· ------------ t,i~lp . . ' · 1988 . FORD ·. ;; __ .;._.,.._..:_...,_·__ ~<~ 34.-- GAJ,«XXE 6011. Wn.cked reareDd. Must stU 1$.80 FORD,dlunP ttuell. Choat. taoL \YW ooll Goad ····. •r p~e; good rwiiiiW ~ r · rwiiiJW condition. P h o n o flilG..~ tlreo. Phooe 9iiz. . Oleolilr 985-3988. , ISI7, ' · .. · 9-21-2tp ' 11-la.llk\ ·---~-------_;.. _ _. ·. _ '1'\fo Chlhuahuu,' breodiiW atock, 2 ()IVa,lllllo, c-. ·-Fiiw ·· 3 'IIIOQ ' Qld.- Pllono 843 • ...., . '' 2e48. ll-111-3tc __ __________ _ ...... ......... =t , " ·*\,!·e!f,.,,.. , :OJ:;. w. · 63 PONTIAC CATALINA P - .8112-23!2 ~Ohio CoN 2 Door. '289' 4 t.o,.: rell, 3 spd. L•ol!lrtl for a GTO 2 DOGI'~ "389' 3 ct.ucos, aGtonatlc tr.sns.. P/•t,, r-. RODNEY DOWNING IIIII ~ · Broiler ,. spd, Roady, wlllfnt oblo, ~~~-·~·· ~··~·;.·-"!"'··~·. ~·~··~·~·~·::r wia/ Frida' - ACIIOII8 For Sale 1'•.....,.• Gd{/iQ and . Moson ,Arec:i , lnfdrmed As ,. _ ' . DAILY CROSSWORD ...... .f l('ffeping M,igs ! . ." POMEROY. TRUC~ ' m....,. t,. j ------------ ------- ~~-llfm.mmed'a .: ~ . :"' a., the alteril-21..atc and DIIOII,bymn wltlt olnl lb'IMInTime o1tt1- -:.,--"'-- -- ----oro that 10U hear overWMPO .REMODEUNG and ptWrol cor." OICh StnioJ, '!be ~JIIII ;plmtey IIOrk, olOO ,..tttliwo be the Rov. 0. G, lie~, Gr011 llouoh, .,._ 8112-Soat. 1 o •• ro I oqporlnleltdolll, · , .. ' Il-l~ OllirJo.ttQD. W. ~L '::;. '· - !1'"'-:l... .... .._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ",YOU'Ll,. LIKE 9UR QUALIIY fAY OF DOING BUSINESS" OPEN EVES. TIL 8 BUICK __ .:, _____;_ _____ . -kor. 4 AND 8 TRACK. ALSO COMPLETE LINE OF STEREO TAPES, 4 AND 8 TRACK. AJ IS.IIIotfc tlbles, Motorola color co. ' ollie tolovtalon ao~ G, E. col- BusiMSS $trY~ . AIR CO~ONINf;, ll!lfrl&lt:'' ollrtl111 at HUard OlljJol , or tolovltloo oot, block and aUoo oomco. Jock'• Rofrl. Sept. 18, thru Sept. 21 with whlao portlbleaolevtoionoet, pratt.... ~ Ita- ~ Ro.. ~rd Fltta, G.E. otoreo radio and record 882-2079. on 19, 20, 2L Services atart Pla1er, otn.ce deskandchl.lr, at 7:30 p. m. ~elal at...... four air conditioners, new E'VOryQDO welcome. Rev. Rob- G. E. aut.clnatte waaher, G. E. - - - - - - -.- - -"":"--.... tor ·• -~ CIGARETIE .eldltW moeltlneo ert S8&rle1, JIStor. reu "'"'" ' .., ·-le footut>and a·--' co. ' ABC E"'-rlsrlcht fr001er, Ella ClbiDOt .,., ·-• electric· lOw!,. mochi!JO, eo, 111aOn. W. ·\fo; ~ ELLEN'S GIF'f Shop, COrner of 881 ahl 124 to ReedoviDo, . - .• cl..••·•Ies, e.&.Ue - ...... . 773-65d.J .."1' • '" • hoo rOOJ)Oned. Hours - Fri- cue, antique ataad, lllver ----r-T"";)' ---day and Saturday, 1·7 p.m. sorvtco ao~ coa-eJew~, FOR 111111!,. &mdaJI, I· 5 p.m. Gone With the Wlndlaq>, line, ll-la.3tc Aladdin latq), moey dloheo, wldo. · , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - chilli and llooonro, pitchW. Va.. · ~. Wt WELCOME you to the 19111 ora, coleey dlahoa, ttiaD,y 9:30 or Rod-. eaoference at Morllll Ce~>o •ooo, llura17te lwei'" place · 4411-Uc ·. ter Goepel Minion Olurchat table Hnlce, Durab1e -- __ _; __ ~~--- · ..i.·-,.,l,. Bldwoll, 0 h I o, ·I, candlo hddero, iwo oat& of C. C. ~FORDJ' Auctl"'whero Worley llaloy lo .(lei- ....OS eb~Juore, olll 1111111' Cljiii!~tao ,.:;.J!co . tor. Sorvtceo start StpL 24- Other ortleloo. """' . · Zl, 28 at 7:30 each nlcht. o\11 do7 Warren Pirkoao, Executor ..,,.., ~ ~. · cr1tt ..~ . oorvlceo Sunday, Sep~ 28wllll ~ Audlon ~ • booketdlnnoroothoiii'OWIIIo C. C. Bnodfard, Au<tl· '' <' .\-"_' ~. ll-1od. with blue interior. 1teortne anllll bral:os. EMt"W sharp, ono 66 MEICURY ' Full power equip., radio, tinted glan, w/./w tli..a, tilt & teloacopo otooring whool, .foctory air, blue .$~, 195 w""' cor. · 19&5 Cadillac Sean Ill Ville ......... SZiDD CGIOIII• SCIO VI 2 •• Herd Top. Feet_, 111lr c.n41tiOMd. Low ~nil.. !I•• Boautlful ll'"'endy 'With bolgo vinyl top. ' 390 eu. lrt, onsl .... CrultOIIIGtlc trens. Powor oqulpmlrl~.an4 factery air conditionint• Dark blue finish. 992-5342 HAMLET HOME - S raama, 5-13-4tc half both, cow,. tile, nice woodwork. FCJUroufbidLI'Wio - - - - - - - - - - - - - Wp .......... $7000. ,.::-...._. WEEKEND REVIVAL moot1111 . . Coupo Do Ville. Full powor v.,. ........., ......... 0~ · 67 FORD iTDEO TAPE SYSUMS W/W tlf!i. IE Cadillac •••••••••••••••••• , •••• $3700 . :· DAly · room SUite, maple bedrociD - - - - - - - - - - - - - aulte, cedar ehea~ deok, dov- FUIOOSJIED end uofllrnllhed e"""', vlbnd,. Chalro, ooopat1tttoqto. ''clooe' to oc!loOL corroe - . .,. .. Compiet!l Line Of f967 Cadillac ••••••••••••••••••••••• $3700 Sodan Do Ville, full power oquipmont and factory oir•conclitianing. r .SALESMEN - EDDIE FIFE ' FOUR ROOM fllrnlohod Gtorge lieU-, BroUr men1, both, adullil and rofereneoa, llt'h Mulberry HELEM or VIRGIL TEAFORD IRS!J311ct toola, and m&n)'othermiscel· ASSOCIATES 992.3325 AUTOKOmLE lnoaranco bolD Ave. Ph<n> 811U891. llneoua articles, . · concolled'l Lost 711Ur .....,._ 7-26-trc On Saturday, Sepbomber 27, SVUetJSE 941-etc tor'o U..-7 c.u 992-ZHa, 1969, bollittnlrw atii:OOP. M. - - - - - - - - - - - - - 8-~c will bo olfered for aalean~~~>o 'TRAILEII toTS, Bob'• Mollllo - - - - - - - - - - - uaual amount or good qualiQ' CAiurl," Syncuao, Qlllo, on fllnllture lnd rlooowaro,..,... state JU. 124, ' fhOtto 992olo~ lnpartof: Cherry Boil29SL S.ll~e Phone 992-5434. · 67 PONTIAC TEMPEST $1,695 We Carry A $995 $1,695 AND IIANY IOIE 'LOCAL I.EPORIS - · · borboque grOt, lawn Bwlfll, electric drill, lawn coolmal cholra, leather top i9&1 c.JIIac Calais K.T. SedM ...... $4740 While with turquoloe interior, full pO- oqui.-ont radio, tinted tlats, w/s/w ri,.s, ·Climate Centr;l 1\olr.c..ndltionlng, rool oharp, only 18,000 oliloo. p...,fwak••· I ,. . ,. U !l'olair 4 o.;.;.., 8 cyl., auto. lrono; R&H. Sharp.,. ' IN POMEROY iim~lt!311unu•.s!!H 64 CHEY. . :. ......... BLAETTNAil1 . 'Iii NJWS . -----------.Real Estate For Sale ------------ MOISTEnER Help Wanted · IE •L·TY . A '•· J NOTICE odal' •.thmlsl> Frldlt'· ~'~~••• PUBLIC SALE: Tile poroOMI ' HZ-5669. proport.Y boiOII(IIrw to the Eo9-214tc tate ot Bessie M. Pickeu, -----------formorq Boule M. Tyree, clocoaaed, wiD be ao1d by the IOiderolined at p.mlle aalo at THREE ROOM opartmont, eomthe homo of Boule M. PickplotolJ modern with bullt-ID en•. Racine, Ohio, bealaniJW kitchen. wall oven alii lablo Friday, September 26, 1969, top llnlt; tlalnlloo atMI oink at 12:30 o'clock P. M., and em with di'IPOial unit, larp both Saturday, September 2'1,1969 and larp clooeto. ·Nlcelfdecat II o'clock A. M. oroted. Call 992#1.8 fer 11>On Friday, September 26, polmMnl: a!IA!r 2 p.m. 1969, boglmt,. at 12:30p. m. 3-22-ttc wUI be olfered for aale a Wtnc~ster 91ot.Gun, Remlrwton FUJ1NISJIE1) ronm fiiiiJ'!,. RIOo, Savage Automatic· 16 mont, shower, IIOI!b'decoratpt~ge air pelletgun, air rUle, ed, 507 M1U St., MiddlepMt. step ladders, tool& and PhCOIO 992-2'192. 6-22-«o • and Bralle S•vlce ------------- WOMAN tobobyolt5l)ooro·Yan- ow._.. 2 0... , ..........ttt. ....., '·" Caloxiio 500, 4 Or. H.T. 8 cyl., auto.. !nino., P.s;, .P.B., W/W tires. Local ownod. Sharp. w"11.. Complete Front·End t-. . $1295 o-. $1 FORD · MIDDLII'ORT, OHIO CAR MI!I!DS ... . ..._1111 Top. Air- ctnllllltiOI*I, On• ~ ccnful 1-.1 PowN' tt..,l ... Aut•• tral'tl, E.rra oh_,, Cetoll,.. 4 . ' Auto Sales ' 66 PONTIAC *· Belair 2 8 cyl., Oland. trono. R&H, W/W tlroo. Shai'Jl. Local owno~. white top( clean as a hounds tooth. NIGHT 992~7~4 r-O.er 66 (MEV. $1895 ·.M!'l)bu Convertible SupOf Sport) 396 ong., auto. lr'a'no., P .S., P .B., oporkling bluo finloh; with '. DAY·-2-21$1 AUCTION - Salurdly, Saptom. ---------~-bor 27, at 10 a. m. in coat-. ville, Ohio. We wW sell the BusiMss .Services ' ., porsmal proporcy larmor(J 1986 CORTINA .EIW!lah Fonl, SEfT!C lanlla cleonod. Millet In the ootate of Moey Ander4-<loor aedan. fSOO, Phooo SonllatiCII. SIMUI, Ohio. Ph. son Bonta, doeuaed, In put 9411-4381. 11-lll-3tc 662-3035. 2-12-ttc aa folloWs: 2 clreulaU. . fUel .· --~----~----:--'( oil heater&, atanda, old roCk-en, chairs, blanket chest, SPECIAL SALE- t&M FOrd SEE NElfiLEit11uh41'18'~' Gliiaxlo 500..ol, 2 door bird ~ liuUdliv your hoottL Call trunks, old bodo, youth bod, !q), bucket IIOIII,V.,., -. ~ Gill' No¥er, Bacino, 0. cabinets, tables, 2 ps heatolltltle trant!!d•itl..., , ~\' 3-2kto ers, old J)hotoerapher'a loot eandllloii *tra cl..;, ~---. equfpmm, old orpn,threo $795. cau;;;r S p.m. J'MM ·HA,RRISON'S '1'\' AND o\NTENclacka; crodlo, 2 telephone&, 7t2.ae56. 11-tT.&c NA SERVICE. Phone 8112 • deaks, chlld1 s trwlk. rowd 2622. 8-10-tk •k table, nice walnut.,.... - - - - - - - - - - - - - board, choot of drawora, ""' lHO BUICK ~. rua .... 11111 stool, dryolttk,rup,lqh · ttlttl eandldCOt; _ . r - . . GENERAL remodili,.,...,..... choir, rool old bowls, pltcbIDI and bnlolo. Eleellont try, pa1mlne. raofiDr. l'<>9fll ors, nice rlou, chilli, hi,.. - k CO!'· $JJO. Call 142addltl"!'i, ........ etc. ~· 1111 ~ani>, ollvoi'Wil'll, Edl- . 3651. 11-IS.Stc ••lltltlto'!o Pll<n> .99~ 100 concert cyltnge.r ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - ll-lS.12tc gnj)h, DIIIQI-._ Nat...,_ 1984 FORD Tudoreuatom-.. aponolblo ffll"aocldonto.llar· Vie Wippel, Five Polnta, ..old ~ and Ahlo Woclcllll 992-6410. die, Audl....ro. Ma, BeD Bonta. . 67 ' ILAETTNARS .SAVE -.1,., ~horse,...,. ~ Oct. 3, free lift for everyone; NEWLY REM<ID£LEI)c3 bodllall""""n part,y, Frldoy, Oct. roam hamo, llltultad In lood 31. ~onWodnoocii.Y, FridaY~ · roaldotillal 111'01 In Middl. and Solurdly, 7:10 to 10:30. jlor~ Cciollllotol1 corpotad. A'lllllablo for J)OI'tleaot>Mml'h bltha. WW eOMldor resdl)', Tueodi.Y, and nturlda1 idential or 6orm Pl'GPtl'l1ln nlghta and Saturday and SU... trade. WW~UT~~W~flne""IJW. cla.Y afler.-!o. Phone 9115For II)IIOintliloat phooo 811J. · 3929 or Chester 985-&85. 3800. 9-21-3Gtc \ ~-":'~~~---"'l"'- -- ' DA v·· . NiG~T ~- .. CAt_ AAWLINGS SERVICE . . •.. SaaUeat . Cctoflna 2 •• Herd Top. Onlr •..a!l Mly •lfos, Power ,,.•lfltl. Pow• ltft.koo. Auto. · trens. Ll.. tho dcly H wes ..11111. 400 cu. ln. s~rvrce c.,:.. . Ph. 69 PONTIAC For, :f!j. FastiSt sKA.TE::A:wA'Y seiii:culi":. For Sale or Trade Back to School .(laJ"cy, Friday, Cod.Y. - '. • J .' '" lllllrwr H•&AIII From or Bulldolor ---------'r'-·--- • USED CARS GOILE · 62h PONY. Jm. fl5, ~ 247· IDiilsfnu-.. '.ApiDOt • . . , . . _ :l!llfan loyol · 10=-ted t 'm'Ali' . ( . ·='""'. ' -· ~,.;_- • ' • ' 1.! ·, (eomb.farm) • Zodiooolp ~~ 30-al II~.......... ~~~ •-Yano!IJ :tSN.....u ... ., a=. ._,. lll'lold-(111.) 40V_,_ a=.i.t- I l' ' �• I ' :14 - Tllo ~lunda)' Thneo • 1JMCL callaftlrJ.'tt~ 22N ------------ P/UNT D.UIAGE - 1989 z•~..Z., lftbw mochl- Still in orlllnal cu1onl. No at.tachmentl needed,AI(Mil'COfto trois are buiit ln. Sewa wl1b 1 or 2 needlea, makeabutt(& holes, sewa on buttons. mQiloo ~mo, alii bllndhem at!'•h. ---·· K Full cash price $38.50or £..Z mon• ...l~ terms Phone _.4. .. ~ • '2 V" 1634. 220-4 - - - - - -· - - - - - ELEe TRoLUX SWEEP ER - Complete with attachments, Point opray-conhrinder .~ •u throw away bags. Full caah price only $3l. Tenns available. Phone 446~163t. 22"" 11"1: KIRBY VACUUM complete with cleaning tools and polisher. Runs like new, $59 cash or terms available. Phone 4461634. 2211-l 124 ACR~ of tobacco in the tleld, good curing tarn avail- able. Call 446-0212. lM1Forcl,run11ikenew,aiDIIl LeNd D. • ·s...'itt. •IMI ... O.-.ja V • 8 - · trona., I o o d Soolth, who ..Ohl.,t 31!1 !th •••, dut. •1095.00 Cttari•~•IINI, w..,_v,,.lnl•~ Ger.l1111 ttl! ,. __ ""·o..l Nno ......,. w~• .;,,,,_ /C.., .._. ~-J II - ..Soolth, W••• Ouwa..t, W.d .vlqtnl~t, c/• V..S lnlla., I'UDII 8lira 0.-ol Doll...,, ....,,, Nloholo IDOlL 116fi Chev. tnnl lHt ear... 1/, T. pickle> with camper cover. Ph. 388--8706. 221)..3 -----------NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS .,,.••. • ~~ ,. ....• ., o_f.':/ .il·,., ?··.+ . -4··'" . • • ·.·.·•,. '"·a•• Strut, Ch•l.. ton, \ W.at VtralnlaJ AI a nsuH. lt:oek prteel Cl,.lo S..lth, Jr. and Jo ... lon 5wdth, ..u...._.. .tt. ..__ ..... ........~- ' " whO,.,,.,. ot 724~ O.acent Rood, "'""._. ,or ....,. _.... .. Chtrrl•atonb W"t Vl,.lnhtJ H•-w• I row In beiV1 turnover. · lot.• oM o.w.r Bot" who•• To ......... .-.~..... _ _...~ donee I• unlcnown 11M ' tM unlcnown _....., """' ~..,.. l.lra, M¥1•..•• {.i...... odMinla• Nixon &m~CR~Deed the with~r,r.•• H~~~.cs:~~ ~.::!~~"'w1if drawU ot addltimal U.S. troapa taU fteltlco that Ro.,fllonlll Hclrollll from VIetnam. While tfl11 mil Ch•mel... ·~lYing apo.n• ol a.lcul lndl lion 5.ftlth \iolm,..l, on the 2111 doy of was an ea that the Autu•t 1969, fll.d hit petition In WV WAI drawlnJ kJ I ~1011, ·~.... tM Pnllot. ofCourt within ond fOf ......__ ,.._......._ n.:.ch & Co .-;tho County · M-It•• ond State of ......_ .._.__., ,_ I • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ohio, Mint Cau Ho. 20,UO proylnt analylt, po1Dted out 1lsat "u GUNS - New IIXl LIHCI rUiN, !h..a:~:;·~oii'..!::. •tc:~:f~d !:j long as WaShington 1J1P*r1 to ptatola and ahoteun&. Ta1R't81 otte~tw 11t ft• appn~l•od vola..-, e~• be movlnl toward Jl"a.lial dl.sa..•.aa- .,0 _. co... ~ '-• '1!1. prcwldecl In S.ctlon 2113.38 of tt.. an--mont, ~e -·ket Ia-"' o.:JMNW, _._ o:J~~A.VIIN ~ve. en. Ohio A.,l.olll Code, too-wlt 1 -_.."'' ...... '"-"• t46~l&l5 Qr -446..1244. n .. followl"' roal ••tote tltuotod lng to accept it." 216-U In the Co':~ of Mllgl In tho Stoto In adcUtlon, Nixon LlfB8II the Ohio, 111 ,._ r-n•hlp of United NaUOns "'to Jaltheatm TYPEWRITER and addina ma... t.,ii::.~nd llot~ncl•4 and de•ctlllod o• HanoJ" ror proclactfve neiCJIII. --------------of chine rental, new and used. ·B ::.Innlnt, h lt•lng a port of Froc• atlona: :In the French capital, stmmona Ptg. &Office£4dp. ~=~~ .,1;:~~s~i.v';!>0 ~) and cancelled November and 446--1397, 201~ In th. Ohio C-po.ny"t Purchou, ~ember draft calli. botlnnl..g at a ata!CII four rods oi»O'Ie War _ u.~ Fa~- r::'t;) r-·· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - tho mouth of Run on tlw bonk u....,... o.;w.a.LOW LOW prices oa bedroom of tho Ol,lo RlvOt' foil-Ing up Tot~~'s Fred Anachell, tlrlt vice -·•~ -~ ~• Cor• cr Run •lth the ....oM•Inst• of the .-sfdent ~ ~ ....... llammlll ~~ ....,. maw-eases, ..k Hvonty (701 rolls to a stone ...., ... Uli1 .,..,.,.., bin Furniture Co,, f:oi6-J171. In tho conhr of 10td crHk noor 11 Brokerage, Slid Utile market'J tS9..U ~·:c~=or~0:,.~ 1 ~:Ct:::n!~e:d readfon. only proves that Viet- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -·holf (70~) rods to a 1toke on nam sUU Ia the major near RFDUCE SAFE 11111.1 --.1 r-~ with wheat WOI far.-Jy H'-'fon'• uppOt' term influence n 1101. line ..,.., o Walnvt 12 lnche• ond ' Gobe1etablet1 and E-Vapwa- aluM 4 feet South furn sold -=:or~r; Lucien HoopeJ olWLRittoa ter JM&& • ............................ l"'_1lU .. ..a..athen« ol~ aold line fortrnh• · noted that , _ cutba-a. ... _.. ond o~W""hcllf (49)i) roda to • ator. on _....,.. ~ ...,. 214..26 the Ohio Rlv• bank; tMnco wp tho draft cancellatf.ODB were ODJ,y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ohla.,.RI,1w bafn~ thlrty-o• (31) rod• umJnor psycholoafeallactol'l" tot , oce o D-.lnnl"l, contolnlnw ' IF YOU are building a new two.ntY""two and -half t22~1 oct'os Jndicatlng more 'than eYer that home or re~t•-· oee us. "'or• or lou. the admluiltr'"'..,_ ~- ......,_._ ' ~~~ u~&, Tho aforoa_.d d..cnllod roe~l o•• - g o _ _. . _ We are bullders. DJstrll:utor tate Mlng tho so ... roo I eon- ed to do IIOD'Iethlns aboo.t Vietfor HotJo:lnt Appliances, Alll. nr-d - ~~t_ Colvin S~nlth and Marlo nam __,_, Smith to E111- Ingle by dMd doted to~ .....-........... -'--·t VI-lOll El~~.&&C. 15f.U' O.co•llfl 11, 1903, aM recorded In .......,.....,._-.-a -_________ _:. ____ thh Rocwds Of Deeda, Melu County, 1be Fed¥al Reserve lklinf n-.- "'"a ,..,,.County •·"· _,,......., Uke __111 ..~ ~. new, ""' sell separately. Ph. 675 _ 2642. 218-tf -------------ALL TYPES oc bulldl.ng mater- 1.50 octu convoyod by Cl.,do H. 111"8l were ea-tSMith to Field Con~pMII by_ doecl ' ....... dotetl 5•7·52 ond rocordocl In VolvHowever, •::~~:~~:.~ l,!!•d ~=~~:: of the Malts Chnty creases In major 2 OC .... ond 6 CICI'OS COftlloyod t.y 'tbelateatbyautollllllUfact:uren ~~,: ~-Y st'!~ 'd~~tc.'d':;.;~a:Z':! IQ;.0-11 who jacked up tags m lal1, block, brick, BeWerplpe CCII'dod In Volunw 170, pago .. 15 of modelJby an IVerage of'107to wfDdows lintels et C 1 •••...:: the Moll• County Doed ~ocotd•$125 1 ear _ were cJted U ' .· , '· , ""'!1.11"""' ln;Jd* .l·t:;·" 1 "- . , ., ~ ,I ,I, .. ' - ' ,' ' r: . ·' ' ., ,•,. · . . , . ..' ', -• 1li ·' ' ~~>~ · ~· ,.,.,.I Vlntal, 388 • d:~~ 00H. ofs"'i:h 11tC:.rh::~Y1,.~{ • key eeooomlcbarometer-de- . 8377, U4.U and C!.irl•• Swotaol by Mod doted clfned in Aqust for tbe Jo-24-49 onlll ronrdocl In Volumo 163 Ume in 12 ---".0.1 .. ~- - - - - - - - - - - - - - pogo 2. of the o••d ··-IWII,p~ .... 68 CIIEV. TRUCK IIIII .,.._, Roooolo. dloatlng tho ill!lallllnlry- 1966 \> T. Cliev. . 1966 \> T. lilt. )II""" 1955 % T. Ford )llckup 1955 % Dodge utlill;y New 5 T Farm Wopa $139.50 196t 2 T. lnternatloaal 1982 I T. IlL climp 1 Mlmoopolls Molloe !'Ower Unit N... 8.25 X 20, 10 )lly nyhin Ures f55. Inc. Federal tax. ~~ ~ : If ,'• . 1,: ..S:oo Fmt carw. 1H5 Ford 2 Dr. hardtop, 390. Ia.-.. ._ _. eng., ......-..~ • • apee4 trana. t895..00 Some ~er ....__r · · - In vw:a ... .....,. - • 1tock. BILL'S USED CARS Upr Route 7 Kanauga. Olio f46..&555 or 446..1044: man stewart, 11165 GMC &iburban 1986 \> T, GMC Pickup ,1 J . ''~w YORK (UPO - ' W~ .~ ~;;,. ;.~ ID&ton'a'ft.I'•IIIJ•tlan~ •At tbi .._ t1m1 per~ 'rn. ~ a -~•J ....:,~ .. ~....... -~--' ·~ ·•~ , au - - - -. - " * ..... '** uwa~ · w · ____, l, , . wwk, but Wall lilr"!llfPI..... -~ , In ~...II; ... ' 1111 1 MIRACLE Water Sonner- lOft.. 0 e XCE PT lNG from the oiiO"ro tract reported the nation'atrduiD'ill en1 and removes n11t, Nor- tho fo11owlnt 6 convoyanc.. , to-wit: productioo Index- rtswdedu 1965 .,. T. Chov. Pickup . ' ~·, ·, . ettate 19114 I T CbeYrolet 1960 1\> T. Ford 1982 1\> T, GMC 1982 F100 Ford climp 11163 F600 Ford truck 1982 \> T. Ford pickup 19663 T. GMC 1966 % T. International iilckup 1964 \> T. GMC )llckup 1982 lilt. 1800 1965 I> T. Cliev. Pickup '·· 1','1 ~I ·MDa.oo ;Q~ ~~:~W:~~!:.=: 1.!~~~: ·aome new ~1 ...._ ~~~~~ , .• .Jnda·1"018 Ia v.a· Auto. tlnlaJ JIMMY' SMith oM ....... Smith, aimed at brelldba tbl ~ . . ~...., f6H 00 wM teaiW et 307 luch.nin Str..t, lock at the ViMDam·peace alto! ~ ._.,_ ~ · '' · t-'7:~'!1:• .~J!. ~~"::··:~':: terence In PariL .· 221)..3 63 DODGE kltooW ' .•.·\.,\} ' • Slptembor 21, 1~ -.lol, !lir>dlu', •. ' ., , . .' ' NEW AIRWAY LUGGAGE GIVES YOU THE PERFECT COMBINATION OF SUPERB QUALITY AND EXTitlORDINA-Y VALUE••••• You'll wOnt a complete set of thia modern, new luggage by Airway ••• lhe lu811•&• with attention.getting styling and construction so rugged it's guorontHd. No matter what size, , style or color you choose, you'll love Airway's recessed locka, strong fiberghJSs rejnfoieed molded aMII, tough vinyl•vac cov.,.. ina•. dHplr-tultod linings. Come and '" it ••••••••• · )lOu' II agr.. it' a tM beat luggago valuo. .." SEE THE COIIPI.OE LINE Of AIRWAY LUGGAGE NOW OUR 'sE(ONI FLOOR ILBERFILDS IN oN DISPLAY "ON EROY that ,c.-1~00~··-·-~·'i=:~~~~~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::;:::~·· ~:::::;::::::::::::::::::~ s-'••' Whtera, Rio Grabde, 0. Ph. Clyft H. Smith to F. A, Swotzel ond 245.5121 after 5 9 1.U Chorlot by doed dotocl 7•1 f• • 5,. al"lll recorded In Volunw 179, poJ• ~~~~~;~~~~~~~=;~·~~7~~.:~~?n all, Rowe Flexllleel Cla,yton. ' ' Marcus or Sealy, Larry's W~side Furniture 'lblrd & the WELL! I'M VERI/ AAPP't' FOR 1./00 Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Ypur Shopping Center br_-t,..o. oot..t_ 12-1-a_..d__....,!lod , In • olutM 176, P191 ,.25 o{ the Molts County O.od Rocord1. 1.25 aero• convoyod by Cl.,de H. Smith to ChOI"Ie• ond Agno• Lo}'TN Ollve, 446-1830. • by d-el dated 7·6-55 ond r.cordod In 212-12 Volumo 183t _pclge ..7S of tho Molt• County Coed Recorda. - - - - - : : : - - - - - - - - - - SubiHt, h-ovw, to o ~~hto:~ ~· Valloy l..,t • .,.t Co. SEALY MllMATCH beddhaa _ w11y gronl.d by Clyde Stnlth to Tlw -~ ...., ._. Coludu1 ond $outltorn Ohio Eloctrlc 133 Pint St., Ph. «6-2532 6• ........,.. .., . - Nw.a or Componr 4otod .... 21·52 and ncordH price $66, twin or M1 llize '",0"d Boolc 170 ot pogo 7 thMoof. 1fO.jf Lar""''l W aide l;'o,_1._._ _..· utthorMoro •ubfoct to oil lotol •o1 I)" o.· ... IIUU.I..:Oo hl_ghwCI)'I• Third & OUve 4f6...1830 Roforenco O..d: Volume 193 PCIIIO NEW FURNITURE: -IIJirinl • l2 355 of tho M.tga County Dood Roc• ' 2 12• ords. C9 up,clio couebes f49 1111· Corbin - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Tho flhiY• of tho Petition 11 for tho rlghtallntoroats ond lion• of oil Furniture, 955 Seeood Ave., 75,0 00 B.T.U. forced air baJe.. of tho 0. ondonts to Ito detorflllned ment furnace 1 Marine Band adlu•t•d and protoctod, ond th.f ·~1171. 2l8.jt ' tho Adnlnlstrator of tho oatato of raclio · Pb. 446-311f. 8alcu1 Smith Gl1111110l llo outhorlrod -~-----------222-6 ond orclered to 11ll to tho unde,. 1964 FORD 390, 4-opeed, good altnod petitioner tho reol ottofo cordition. Priced to sell. 245- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - obo,vo detcrlllod Cit tho orr•'••d Ya uo th-of, oncl for o othor 5t5L 220-3 NEW FURNITURE: LiviJllroom PI'~ ordwa ond rollof. JUI.tel!l •119 95 oak bedroom Tho porson• flnt ollovo montlonod EXCELSIOR flllt Works- Coal • • • will further take rtC!tlco th~ thoy IUiteJ '109.9S, R1ee•1 New havo liMn nod• portl01 defondont for lale, lumt>, & Ulld Furniture 446-9523 to •old petition ond thot thoy oro and mine run. E. Main Sl., , • req_ulrod to on•wer the 1omo on or 222-U bofoto tho 13th doy of OctobOt", 1969 Pomeroy, Pb. 992.3891. l90.jf - - - - - - - - - - - - - - :h.~~91'110nf will llo token <~golntt r{OV ~ PERFOI(M A- f!I£AT :· ~ERVlCE 'ttl MANKIND, AND 1./00 ~~RVE A S~CIAL. WE~ ·... D065 ARE FAITf.IFOL AND TRUE, ANO A TRIBlJTj: LIKE THl<; IS TI-\E' VER'( LEAST T~AT WE CAN DO FOR THEM! .• •• ••& -·-from -------------- I ALWAW; ea. . - OVERDO IT... o. -------------- BRACE )'OUI'IOII lor a tbrUI the firat dme you Ull Blue ~to1:?J4D HAROLD GIMM!L. GOOD CLEAN LUMP IIIII aU.. lAiatre to clean rugs. Rent Well1tot and Ferlfll, ker eoal. Carl WWera, Rio elec:trlc shampooer $1 Ceo Attomeyt fot PlolntiH Grlll!l. !'bone 2U.S1J.S. W "·-·Co • • 8//24. 8131, 9/7, 9/14, lral ._......., , 9 21, 9/28 6tc .' ------------ 2 WAY R AD lOS, OOIIIplete line .. - anduaedcttb... - raclloa from $35 UJ>. Bob'o CB Radio ~. 4t6 U17. 222.U 222~ -----------..1..-GAS FLOOR fUrnace. also SI- -------------------LEGAL. NOTICE amese kittens at reductd '"THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO price. Ph. 446-3584. 222~ H•- 14, ..87 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - D11no C. Hr•ell, """II GERT'S a 117 girl - read> lor 00. tbe rug that La, ~:_ a whirl ofter cleaning car. SOUP'S clean with Blue Luatre. Relt 1608 Borror Aoocl p-.ta with Blue Lutre. Rail el-ic ·•·-~ •1 Low Gtovo City, Ohio, """'"' Dl.-..n.......... r 'f' • • PlolntlfF1, eloct:rlc llham)iooer $1. !itet>er G, C. Murphy store. n. 222 c Lucille ,_.,.,, ot ol., _pord, 882 lot Avo. 222~ "Y -------------- FLUFFY 110ft lllllbrl&htunew. 2 MOBD..E .....lice monl-o 30 WI That'• -elooabiBnlllwiD to SO MC,.,....crystal control on do wbeD 7t11 un Blue Lullre. 39 58 Prl o ' " C:e 'fl'50 IICh, 446. R8Jt oloelric " " " - • $1. 4517 222.., Farmer' 1 Blrd.waru Co. • -.l 222~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - LEGAL NOTICE EARLY Alnlrlcan oteno. AM, Fll ndlo, t a)lled chonpr, LEGAL NOTICE The DANA ~· •u~L Real Ea. • ··- ........ Bal.... ..,. f95.t2. Uae our tate, located in Syracuse Obfo Tlmt l'l,yment Pion. Call together with a lqe wui t4t-1028. . 222-3 be IOid at tbe otnce ~ Crow toi. ' ' Luclllo Powors, GonO\IO Shnpton, Jomos Sryont, Jr, ond Movdo M. Gront, oil e~l who.• oddrn••• .,. 1.1nlo.nown; the unacn-n holr1, d..,lo •ees, lote~teol, odmlniatrotOfl ond oadgi\1 of Asbury Bryant, Hcoo•ed; tho unknown helu, de-wlteea, logo• tou odminlttrofCirJ ond oni1111 of Fronk Bryant, docoo1ocl; tbt unknown Hf,J> l!lei!N FIN~ AND5~~ MIS6l~ """'· •••'•N•, ,.,..........,.,,. trllfau ond nulgna ol G•~~r~• Arro drow Bryont, doceo•od, wm toko notlco that con the Jrd doy e~f Juno 1969, tho Pl11intlffs1 De~na c. Hlaolr ond Ju,.. Hysoll, fl!od tholr Pot tlon o~oiMt tho1n In the Court of C:omii'Ktn 1 1 :.i::;·~.!·N~~ul~~.a~~ F;,'~·:: tltlon of rool ostato, which uld rool - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Crow & Porte F...lil••• • ntote I• descrlltod In tho Potltlon SOLD) '"'ATE • · 1969 ron u......,, Sep.. ClllSituate follow•: ~"' -reo. wa}. tember 26 1969 at 2 In Rutland T-n•Mp! lilt ltereo ecmaole wltll 4 ,___, __ at $BpO.mOO. Mo't• County, Ohio. 8Jtginnint :z:5 ____. IUttJrnat1 .-a"'''VJ ..,, rods 1outh of the nDrthwost cornor ..-e ctaaneer. and eamot be sold lelltban of :M>ctlon 1, Town 6 Range 1..; ~ee due $68.to. U11 our tbe IJIPI'Iiaed prt thonco •o~~th 52 ,;J. ond 17l'i Time Payment Plan. Call446-. ca. link.; thonco OOif 31 roll•; tho nco ,,.;, Sale JUbjeet to8R11'9Vtlofthe n~h 1 doer• "'t 41 rad• ond 0 ~. 222-3 Probate Ccu.,... u ..1- ,..... ,..... 17!o'J llnlcas thonco north 74 d.. .-w., _ .. .., ~~ ..._,..,, gr••• wo1t 33 rode oM 21o!J lir*1 1 -------------\.IIIIU. to the ploco of ll01lnnlnt, con1K8 ROADRUNNER, l967Fa.t, 1..21 1.22 9.:l3 3.._ tolnlng 9•24/100 ocrot, moro or 18f0 O.evrolet. Ph. f46 _ ' ' "" ,.... -------------Doed RofOt"enco: VoiUIH 12, P ..• 3970. 222-a 307, Molga Co~o~nty D.. d Aoc•dt. ._a!•·• ror .' -------------- .- Dofonda11ta. ' TRAILER SPACES · Want to puzzle the WlrH WALliS, ram)ll, JiOdoo, kicr,? Get a napkin ring MturaliU, elt;y,...., reiCb': and ask 'em wlult lt't for. to 110. 116111 be 83 model• or • • • llfiWV. Call me, Larry EYans, Don't believe stories ol t48-1810 er M6A77t. ~ rat, purple men from Venus. mo..-. 222~ ' Tho pre~.,_. of sold Petition It fOf' tho partlt"lon of sold rool 01loto eo~d other ~qultolllo reliof. S..icl O.fon4ant• ore r.qulrod to ons•or sold Potltlon on tho 13th cl•r. ef Oct*' 1969, Cl' ludtiiiOnt will lllo toll,~ ogoln1t ~-. B11,:ihown wal sllape and firm wid. the V-shaptd 1trttch stup• 10 uplift aod otparate. ,Light fibalill paddq fills )'ou out lust tf&ht. 32·36A,l2·l8B,!Z:58C. . •aoo. Don•June C. H., •• u Hy..fl, or~cl PlointiH1, -------------- l.oo&I•B pantp sirdle of oyloo toe! W!IST!R AND 'UL TZ Att.,.•y• fer Plal11tiH t/24, 1131, 9/7, 9/14 Gal we know just got back from Denmark. where she was puraued until all hours by her host'o wolfish off. aprina. She calls the country OOWR MATCHMATES... BY BES1FORM. The Venusians are gals, are g r e en, and they're tile land or the midnight son. gorgeous. slavings account. Ui!XL 1'. · ' • . '''.,•-11·' 'h' . ' .. ., "" •a -vv . · ' P.M. . lgoo .. i ' Oloyloe •il4 Lyctup.ndex. . '· • Si><!o: S,M; '" .i*!i_! ror dlrtlm. s...., s. Kll. 1 • 10 aiotbiog. Ptrfert for minllkir\eri 1nd actin young WOIJ)m.. Lyaa lf>indcx trlmt and iliml youln~ thei'Ptr~am. sklf ~cool!!!~ 141< tii~aod ~ 9/21, 9/211!1 6tc --~----------------Anyone with cash to spare t h e s e day.t hal every right to cherirh hir The '!'."'!brief pvct y.. strctcb coQ~ aU over and we;pa neXt ,.,. � 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 21, 1969 rees saunders