https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/51ea89ffc910a3e9d753ed249da9d30d.pdf 2e2d6ef095bfffd872872c7e4946a1a0 PDF Text Text :32 PAG_~S .' ~- .! " ·,THREe _,_ '-,.1;,) . SECTIONS · .' 'OCTOBER 12. 1969 TEN't;ENT$ 0 Tooithl thou Tu.. doy Octob.r 10-15 · I~ '.: N ' TP&C Wat1;:p Distriel DRIVE·I" TONIGHt, SATIIRDA'f · AND SUNDAY · Octoloer 10-11-12 . , ·. . Legion .' ' ' . ' ' I •.. ', . . 1 I "· ! ' { ) IY~ ·~ rokas PLAINS - The 'l'up!IOJ'I cesllng l - d be dona Plallii-CbosterWaterayatem-theJarc- ~anrmneor' Molii'Cwti!Y. eat rural water ayatem In the world MCIIday Dlibt U.. IYotem will be am. II ready to Ill· clally turned over to the board for OSierThlo _.,o IIIICIIIICed SaturdaY by Lind- alloa. There lie ~ to be 1011era1 lOT Lyuna; "'-"• Plalna, cbatrman of maJor deelok>no mide at tho Mondey theTupperaPialu-CileaterWaterDistrlct nl&bt rnee11J1c. Aiieod,v, there are two !loud. employ,oea for GRO!'IIIIng IIIII maiJrtalnLyuna aald that he hea been afftclaiiJI lng the ayetem alid there are to be two ~ed b7 James Kneale, Ohio llepartment more OJJIII)~ed. LocaU... of a oervlce ofllflleallb .mew, tltat.every phaaeolteat- flee Ia expected atao to he determined as lng for the ~6 mllll111 dollar ayatem has well as locolloila lor paying ot. bUis. been completed and llj)proved. Lyona ~ out lhet tho first blll. The new ~~ratem- with 1,500 cuatomers lng may cover a little leas or a little - baa been In OfJOraU... In acme IOCiora more tha!l a 30 days IIOI'lod the first for aome time. However, there baa been lime or two. Howev•r, It will be placllO blutng to date. The belionlng ot. llle ed Clll an accurate 30-da,y blUing per. firat biDI111 period, LyOJ18 IIJB, will be lod aa aoon as possible. Wecmelday, OcL 15. How billing Ia to be The minimum charge for tho 1,500 cus. _..ad While· Columbus did not say, "today the world, tomorrow the universe" -•h . tion. "In IPPJ'OYlnll the r"'IQQ't o1 1he conunltteo on national secality (law 111111 onlei'), lhe American Lelioo noted that .qo llludellt wbo wiiUII1ly by forc:e and. vidence viOlates the admln!lb'atlve dlldplllllr)' JUles of an educational tnatllllllon lbould be IUIJI" '"" or ~led. Monday, October 13 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ,. , ' RUUAND Servin& Mel&s County for .... tile Member Federal Reserve System t -.. • bqr llld ilia ........ ~aer. · On lllllhlll11 llartl dllllrillulk!p of ·• - the to VISit the ' . ' •. ....· . ~~ "' ... ' Mflde on Vinton Man '•-) '· ,. GALLIPOLIS - The Galllo·County !ller- Nirre Members treaourer'a ~ soe _ ..on., .....,,••_,_ , 0c••• Co•poR w•luo .... llucket•IHirnl of Colonel •••don• NCIIIM KeniNQ ,..._. ....,..,.............. CIIIGIIen onr , ....... !IOU•· Wll adjourned by Ill rep•tq IIIII lined. Quarterly Queen Crowned by TOPS lira. Cl" THIS COUPON AIID TMl TO TOUR KlNTUCKY fRIED CHICIIIN TAif.f.-f --t-3.95 piece• oTtender, tut~ 15 ch~-n: thll Colonet't ~ -·pi~• .... $5"flnllt' ..25 21 o1 iood" thicken. lk:kln' 1'1'1)'. plpin' hOI roMs. 'I •• ' COLONELfrittiSANDEAS· A.ECIPE , • .. ' . . ~- Ff '-: I . : ,· l·;· 1' .•• ' CROWS STEAK :.ltOUSE By 'Em tto.le ·· . Order 992-5432 Phone and Take f'OII~~y, 0 . . ,.. '· .. I • •• ;, ' • Cllra Adull CiOWMd fi!INrly - . ~- I """"" lhe Molp TOPS KDDt&nll'li Tueldo7 ,qbt at tile. ...... . , , ' '', .die · ed ' ~,1 :·(. ' ' ·- ' \• ... . fi•.SIII:1n bdts 1Coach!lili,a~··~:y!e1s,_;:1 frOI!ils. Ideal styles Jot.·lll!i'su •. becllllklllns, .# ~ ' '' ' ' ·• ',il.'! · ~ 'I • o,l - ,_, ' ' · cllftltlau, waitressu:·JUIIIot -fetlte Sites, ·. ~~81!1~· JtUdorJ, IIi,,~..!·. \stu.'.' slzes 111111 ~~~t ... . Siz,s/ ln-afl priCe tGJiees,- · '· ·, ·. · • f ~'<,#'·• t , .. ~j i.' ' j- ·- --~ ... I . '· I -~ . _, ~ ,, ,_ ~ ..;¢ ' ! ;, '. t _ t ,'_ ;y: :· ' ~.,., ')·:• ,,", , 111'1 Deportment arre- Cl!arlea Cocll· 1'111, 38, It 1 Vlnloa, Friday, on a cbarp of ~ to tile del~cy of two m-a,- 131!1d CJJI8 I?.,year-old boys. Co<bren Will have a bolrlng In Gallla CGuntr Juvealle Cour1. Cocllna Ia charpcl, In tile warrant, wl1h the two 10Uth• to atea1 IIIIOII!Ie 11om a car OJmed ~ Carl JIIIIf11, IIIII Croelt Rd. JII!IIY llj)pl'Obended CJJI8 ot. tile )'(Mitba at the scene. Two either 1101'_,. IJil •Jill In a cor. . Sherlfr1 cli!llillea oliO &rre8ted Sam.. u.l Glover, 58, ~ Star Rt., Friday ..,_um, ... • chori\t ot. caqtempt of CCIUrt. Glover lo ciiarB1cJ wtlll.lalllng to comply ·• ID OJ:'Clo~ .•.Ill JIIQr 22, 1868 In GaJUa C4Mdir c.;.~,-· .Pleu eaurt. ~tit.dlli'listii".t$·, -<.· 1!11111"~11 ; TwenQ-• the creed. llelrelbn- wore 30. ' \ . latest ra'sldo~ wldiiiU. flit, ·~e- ,I~;H1.,,...... ~ . 111fllllllfltl,· •ouble. bits;:·, ~ "•.,.1W\i.n..., 'tersey,~ bmialfnes ait4 otllit. ~li.l1·~·'1:.1~ ~!~~~.: . 1 .,... wlleft ,... alii coupM . . . . . . . ,. "!,:;.- : vloor, Mra. Avlco Freckw, were preiiJII. Nine m'"l'btro were llllllated lnlo the club llld the meeliJII SAVE '·{;'~'';;.~:,..~: ,,.,!~-· •. i·;·' r -~ ~ee lfu.i~ . luny and ~MIIIJIIIJ;;: st)rlts, three memberl, 0111 c:hlpter . m-., 0111 poot oiid the 1111- Queen -- :l • , ·il' ,, : ..' • • • t' ,• .~ ~ Charge .-~ ' .. . I, . • . Colonel Join Kyger . ' ' :;_ ~ . :·. ' buey,' Salisbury, Rutland, Harri1011Vllle, Letart Falla, Cheater, Racine oiid llfracuae. "'"- - New Haven, Ma1011, North PoiDt, Centro!, ~. and ~alt. EI.....W.JIIt.__,.. . . . CGnllllued !liiPaD'J· .' . :[ Melra - Fomeroy, Mlddl~. Brad- At lbo recert ~pr Creek Future llamO!!IIkera QubmeetIIV 1t wao d~ thltonblorf WGUid be cllolen 11 llirlo ot lbo - .•• The IIIMIIIVWII held In the lbDo EcD!III!IIIca room olld wao called to order by Morll)on Wllld!ll, presldem. illaron c_. read the minutia oDd Declo' Flll1ll!l pve lbo w ~ nceive fe2s,ooo and~~· ~!loa wll!l 110 ~llee; ~.1100 !II: ·~ · . ~~~ ot. liq~ --~. •IIIIJ 000 . ·- .111111 .........1" .• Oct. !5 the a.to DeJIIl'lmtnt of 111111ir ·1o,ooo; ai1i1 ~'&Hf to ..,WW " b e - October Ullllt .7;30; . Gallia - Wllhlnetoa. Cloy, Blt!Well. Porte!-, VInton, Rlo GroDde and Chelhlre- Creek FHA -bing ..,....,000 • - - dtri+e by bel1111,81ng. . ,, Tbe fOllowing oiemenlar7 icbooii will LOCAL TEMPS The temperature lllduw*l'Qmeroy at 11 a,m. F..._, uader 1111DI1Y lldeo waa60~1. ~-----------------\Vby wait ti11 3,000 gallon mlnllmim. · · Lycma Btre1101 tbit the health~ , _ ~'II• lllat cuotcmera 11111t ba'tj two oeta of If they bave ..... own IYitems , _ llpOJ'IItlng, TboHu ... lila new IYslem must Install -rata linea and 1 shut oft valve 111 the ayatem. CGnnecllng, the water bleo IIIe respective homos from the Illlla Uae Is the respanllblllty ol! t1ta cu~tomtr. The Sleco Co. of illdlanJ wao lhe • · lioaerlng llrm for the larp ay,wn 11111 COIIItruclloo was by the Nardo! Conotruc. lion Co. Ill Bridp\'l]le, Pa. Other members ot. 1he bOard are cart Barnhill, Elcbl Gaul, Delmar Boum 1!1!1 llarold BlocksloJl. ' . :·.- =. Yt!-rl 1!!. ·~ ~.;;t;-1 ~ ~~lllll ~ _._.... aeb!>ol• .. ~ - , ··to~ -Cii6-~~ llci1 ~ over 97 years All Accounts lnsu'red Up To $15,000.00 ad A...;. 111011111 tor~ COLUMBUS- O.er$1mlllloowillcome prepared by the c1epartmeat I8Uidi Into Gallla llld Melp CQmlles In CO!Itlml- forth pldellnes and criteria for t~a~Dt1 GALUPOLIS - America's man)M>Wer lng steps to expedite the uae ol $250 lng and proceallng laoue UIDo!ICed ~ \ bello a with 1>0¥ power, according to AI- mlllk>n In state Issue I fwlcla earmarked jecto lllroush the CO!IIlfuctkln otap. .,:. i bert R. Duroae, cbatrman of the MGM to break urban area trofflc bottleneck&. dlvlcllll programs mufit be ...,ml_ Ill ' Dlmict "SchoOl Nisht for SCOuting," state lllshwa.r Director 'P. E. Masheter full or In part to the deiiU'lment by N<lf. Duroae ~ out this special eva~t laid lloue I waa an administration maaa- 15. tomorrow nlibt beJ!)nnlng at ?;30 p.m. In ure almad In part at expedillng !ravel on A formula authorized In Ameoded SeJI;.. · achools of the district lilted below Is hlshwit¥s, roads llld fitriotiiOidlng to or ata Bill 428 adopted b)' the General At. · when boys may join the Boy Scoots o1 within 11111!11 cliiOlilles. I Provided for $250 aembly In lmplemillllng the IAJniiiiiJ!Iatl.; !1 America. mllll111 of the flrfit $500 mllUon In hl8h- al Amendment p&lled by the YCIIen IJ!\:' I Pootera and appllcallons bave boon wa.Y bonds to be Uled forthlsP~rPGaeovor Nov.-, 1968 waa uoed ~ the ~ · ~ delivered to 1he schoolo and liven to a IIYe.,year period. tor Ia making the allocalloao. :: : ' bat'• to take honie to be mled oui by The director earlfer InfOrmed local of. The forllllla -"'eo _tor ~0,000 ai ' their parents. ftcllla of COIIIJQIIorlde allocations. Gallla, be aliC!coted coomtlea ot. le11 tha!l50,1101•.) · ·- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation per ..a "Tba CGIIVeatioq deleptea allio &JII)rOI'9d a reaolutlon urgIng nOOIPIIIIoa and COJIIIIIOIIdaiiCII of student organlzallona clodlcallld to - · llld CGIIIrol unlawfUl· tnlerference with the ~prGe811."' ~ ' , . =:.:::~..r-,: $1125. 000 ComeS Scouting ' ' . -: Night Set .To Meigs, Galliaj amllLEPOJI1"S FEENEY-BENNET!' POST 128, Amed"'"' f m, boo reloued the following rtpJrt 011 the 51st NatloniJ AII!triCID Lqlon C..Ventllll In AUIDia. -•Tile III001Inc boo upheld 1he eoulllllllonal rilbt of alllncllYI6Ialo of freedom and and pea...ruJ assembly lilt baa Jll'alelled and OG!Idemned the unlawfUl uoe of Ioree and vloleDce lnjJrJ ot. 1101'10118 and deetructlon of PJ'Ili)OI1;y In vlolo, ~ . tlan ot. the rl&l>ta of othora to puroue peaceably their educaI The people of the we.s tem world .he discovered some 477 years ago have, m tum, achieved remarkable success in their preliminary exploration of the universe! To oommemorate Columbus' birthday, Sunday, October 12, this bank will not transact business on lo!nero, located in Counties, will be 1t3 ~ Q.x>I!GE S'rEWART, JI!., scm of ao.;I!D~ sixth sradera llfMiaPnn Pearl St. port Follco Chief J. J. CrO!!IBIIna. . �" I .' ; ' '~ '\ .t '1 . . · · · t -; 'lilt !luftday '11moa..Senllnol, Sunday, Octdler 12, 19811 ,MiSs Gibbs is:Bride· Clar/f-Leach .Wedding ··. Vows Read at Cheshire _i{JJ,'fhomas Darnell ' POMER01- The Ohio~ lachla De>ei\IPI!e'. - Plan . .., leased bJ O!>lo Urban Alralro DlroctO!" Albert G. GUea, litb PIII!OroY aaaSecondal')' GI.'UWIII Con¥ aDd establishes multlCOIII&y devoiOjllllent dlstrlcte tor ilqllemonlatlon ot tho pro- ,• " i ,.. '' C~ - ' -fbh'e· gram. The deslglatiCJil of Pllller<JJ as • secondary Growth eenier ,... made alter an analysis IJ>. dl.-ted that a viable sor.tce lfase hid d&vo!Opod i.nd thorela olsnltlcant potentlal tor ecoliomlc (II'OWth. The one hundred lillY page report lUes tho Buckeye Hill., Hoc:kllw VaUoy Rogloml De~· ' ' Q~~Dent Dllltrlct as tho multi· RIO GRANDE - 'lbe Gener- Their prolfam blenda a nrle- mlleo, 111e CO.•.U have mio,.,_ bla lpll'dt to .......,.. Ill lid, c'wnty arpnlzatlon to ierW Athens, Belmonl, Hoc:ldQil.- al Don CO.sack Chorus v of Ruaslan - · iloladed ed on1J ..,. performance, 'lll>ell hU alwi.Jo ~ 1lle ball laleat lilll_l_... roe, Morgan. ~e, Meip, and Dancers, who will 1,1111011' are Russian lllllrgl.eal IIIIRC 1lle ~Yo of their train . ' able -CIIe'WidaiiiiUiaaem. Perry andWashi~Cwntjes. at Rio Grande Celloge Oet. 15 and !olk.ao~~~s, love-· na. elllloded lD Kenlllcky. 'ftqed .... 1"-..JM 'i'bo Chorus and Dlft\»rl re- Jere• - · fOqfd ~lllllal '~ The omcoo ot tho sta« are IOo as part of tho 1969-70 ArUst t1ona1 dancea and Cossack bt.t~1~ ' ',, Uo aongs and dallceo. 'l'IIIIYpereemllpvelte 8,150111-rt. Ia Ruolla. 'l'llo• einl&iw, In and Lecture Serjes, are celecated In Marietta. form the authenlic dalleeaotthe ot lids ....mer, t17 ,.... dea ..., lle-acllnd..._ Accordl~ to Geralcl G. Mc- brating their 30th amlver1181'1' CCii!b, the Executhe Director tour. Organized lD P r a c u e. Cossack regiment, the K.osat- votecl to cbUrck 1111olc praiODt. -raiD lllelllllt ..mat ...,.]4 ot the District, although tho mul· Czechoslovakia b,y Its founder chak, and tho CO.sack K n I f o ed In various eburehea, lndud. eonumud1111.. tl • county district concept haa and present director, Nlcholaa Dance, In wldch 12 lmlvoa are lag tho falnouo Coll!edral of Tile Cllarua lu ~ Notre Dome In Parle bafore an .IDOII7 llindredl of Clllliwte fllr been established as utJ\8 keyn tile Chorus made Jualed. Tho Chorul hal tiJured aU 811dlonco of 10,000, TbaJ haYo tho USO ID IIIIa """""' llld llle to program lmplementalioo, l0o Its debut lD the Unllod Slates six contlDente and has cfi)BI· aloo .. porformod at tho Ellral Far East, and ..,.. IDIIIIbarl cal people wUI determine the at the 1939 San Francisco edllle0Cflalnrl9Umeolnplacos Tollw, Ia the ~~ of louillt ID .t herlllklofllleU. S. pace of progress. Development World's Fair. In ita 29 11801<11S, ths Cos- like tile Alllnllc, Paclllc a n d Parliament and near F.inJ111n A1'IIQ' . cm-lna W...ld War D. districts are the vital link beTbeJ have alaO....,"'era~ tween the·.program and the peo- sack Chorus has become an at. Indian · Oceana, as well as !iJ. JII'J'omida. mstra and F4lldor. TbeJ haYe Tho mombsrablp of theChor· dnd -.uta fell' '!'U' baad traclion as JlDI1Ulsr .... flmll. ple. Strong local Involvement traYOled .., 107 dlfrerent ocean u, which takol Ita name from clrlvea. and In' . 'flt.erU'I is needed In the ldentUI.-Uon lar to tho American scene as liners and vllltiod 65 cwntrtos. lllo flmwl General Pllllld who pllala. Allllltlllllena(lheof speclfic local problems, ea-- the National Baseball Lequoor tablishlng tho prlorllios, coor· the RlngllDg Brothers' Circus. lll trnellng more then 9oo,ooo helped tum back NtjiOI..., lD ara Aa.!CIIl elibea. · dlliatlng tho plans, and construction of facllllios aDd tho devol· paliems to provide adcllu..,al CIIJicll;l; liD and« "' cq!IIOIIed loler.ctlclu. .P,ent of programs. ..J~ ...ft A-·""'·res - llllllallatkil of ~ tnlllc . 1 __ '~1.Ure ...~-ii.;;;;.;;:.;;., 'replacement of cantrol ~ 10 ~~ lnllllcllow, Chorus, Dancers,, in 30th Year Ko-. Allocati·on ·• •- ;,.. l'r1lriaiDn al 'IIIOIIeni 1lllltiarm lrlf. COIIIrol deYloea lndlliilna nBroed grade croaiDI ~ ' ProJeete oelecl8d &1111 ...,.... ll1ll' ba financed, br: 11-. I rundllllllnb', narrow or 1truclllrall¥ UIIIClUIId bridpa Continued tl'CII1 Page I 50,000 with cities .... 10,000. Allocations to counties OYer 50,000 are based 75 par cent on population and 25 per cent oo ~ mileage. - 11 Names Ar ': e Added r---J~i~~:::~ - a. s!gnllleant lood Umlte or lane reltrldiqos. _ Crcurood ollmlnotlm atructuroo liDUiod 111rn1ng IIIOYomonts at blal> having =~ea..:~=.:~~:.~ :=..~::u;:.u::to~ apodlled, :.:!~. andn: of pr:o.lecte b.Y prlortey for aubmioslon mote prop1rV values and tho necoaolt;y • to Dlvloion lloput;y Director John W. to maintain at.p'llde acco11 .., front. :GALLIPOLIS - Name a ol II Dowler, Marietta. 11bo wiD review tho ap roods. more GoUla c...ntySeroicemen . prtllram before It is submitted to Malhe- Rillroad.ltlall"'Y seporaliiXI atruc. have been turned In to the Gal- fer tor concurrence. RoviDw lor wrea on hlal>..volumo, long deliJ or haz. l!pollo Post Ollice for "()per- Gal!la Count;y Is Gallll c...nty Planning anlousloc:alions. a~on Yule Seven" as tho coot- Con\mlsaton. _ Reconstruction or chameHzalion of munlty·aponsore\i event entered Types or improvementa to be oonald- IDteroeetlons b,y OJlPI'OIICh llldeniDr~ "* =·' Set e '15th ~ro~· LARRY'S WAYSIDE FURNITURE lADE AHOUSEWIFE or with · c..tJ Podoral Sec- . """""''llmd.llf 011 fodoral.ald........,. 1111am. l!oparil!lonl awrvraJ of projoola will ba b,y prlorlloJ alid ca a ldiiiWe a period whldl llboald reoullln dlle'o, counllea lnd Cllllar JOII!Ieal ..... dlvlalona iltlUIIDc ~ - • l~~~§g~~~~: Fr~ :,'I ·l · .t:• t c. i: . \":""fiisG. l ,·- ~Wty, APO San F!anchco 96376 , j Prc FAII!II r RusaM.eDPFICeleyCo., , . J'r., 248019, 1st . • <J.tt-l, FPO Sen Francisco, ....,, -..-• Pfc. James R. Franklin, 203G99, Malii s eo., 106PJt., 3rd . Ita., 1st Marines, FPO San bcisco 96602. , ' - f lltew ~ Jl-....1.• for Sb.......lnn ' ,_,_, ~"-e 7 MDlDLEPORT - A coUage term- projoctanda eeareh for tho "complete otory" of datllral P I II an entarlainlng i\llllnformatlve studY of the CoJlunbla Gal Sratem, Jne., In a p ...,... color film DOifavall. t>Je from Columbia Goa of $1J1o Jne. : &tiued "Aollpmeut Eller· b." lbe .., 111m depicts the , lDn of two untvorslv at u. ·' fenll who travel 10 many 1J>. areas or Ohio andoth. tr b!lrta ol tho United Slatoo lD oeareh or IDfonnalion....,tnat. p.s. The lllm Ia available ,, i>r .-ng tree school• I llubo and other ......s. Sehedullns btormation . 1:0 ba "'"!ned &I tile 1oea1 1111 (.;:: ~ alllco,138 No. 2111 ~'vii., lllddleport, or b1 Ji10nl: . ' ,._892.$192,., ' ""'atlng tolniorosted !raJ !:: ·. J·>: .. ' . . "' -~' "'··~ ,1 ' • saa-. ! : ; ;.;..;..,.rt; Boy Jbpltali*'4. -ith U-..IJn · "' · ,_, , Jury _ . 114v1n 1M · ..._ · "...:. Cl( ..... - m. 4 ' ol Lli!c Trent., 43, · · lfll)dl~le, ~ • . 't be:&hlre; -., . :IP u.ard ' botpltal :• 11:110 · ~' . . aloo foi llli~ •n.lion.afterdaU !I~;~~ at hlo hajllii .. .llilii!li" " .' ' / ldP oi tloo kioar· lov•L wore a white dailY '< ' " BAST 65 •110 tl08753 6Q9173 •xu . ·, <f J '' '~ "~ foAr _and Mrs. Charles A Leach ·:o; '" corsage. ~t Following tile wedding cere. carried out the bride's colora Loaeh ehose a ll&'ll' .and wl1lto ··G n_., an open reception was of yellow and lfOOII, Serving as onoemble wltil the dsi!U' eor. ' beld at tile homo ol Mr. and hostesses were Mrs. L 1 o 1 d lll&e from herb~ l cloQIIL::·1 Tho neYI Mr. and Mrs. Leach residing a~ ComellloP •· Trailer Court in A111011111hore' ·1 Mr. Loaeb lriU 1 contlllae bla· '' - · • at Ohio Urilvoralv. are CLIP HESE COUPONS AND SAVE BIG "AT ,MURPHY'S IO·AY· .AND TUEsDAY •• Pus Pus • Pus leed-t K r .WELCH'S MISSES AND TEENS DOUBLE KNIT NYLON STRETCH CHOCOLATE COVERED 12 CHERRIES oz. 43e CAPRI PANTS TENNIS SNEAKERS REG. 1.99 s1.6l Coupon SIZEUU ARTIST STEREO . TAPES 8 TRACK \ ~ ' 1 dki'~niat, clean house, ane that's In pod s~Pi ,hiir friends .*oJ In ·.mexpectedly; but w.IQI the furniture we; had befOre, 1had to . wilk'.t~ hi!rdo really enjoy my IKime; Then' I was;aiWus tired and , .·· 111-ted when Charlie and the children came home. And you know, · ·tar all.my ·wolll, the sola .didn't Ioak ·tllat - · It had IURIJY lumps · · · .. all over .It, The cushions Wt18 frued; an,d lt'lult seemed ta be soiled · · all the·tinie. Then Sally,tOld nil about the lll~ttlture she bou&ht at ·. ·' Lani's',f~J~~It.O. ,_.Iced,tliat$allr seemed to be taklnallfl easl'r . . ' · than J !IJd. l'd 'drop.ln unexpecti!IIY •• hou~ always had t111t · ; F ' ···frl1m. clian lt!Pennce. So·.I a~id . .I~ w• c.u11tntt,put ~~~· . o!' safa In' the,basement tl\lt· "' . ' hlta a family roem aijd liiiJ·a• ~~ fai':.thp.I\VI~}!"i11• . . I wenJ,Int~ ~-Y.'1. ···· ' '* :Wayslde,,f..urn!_tiie •.It wa llal, · .• h.n 1"'til~ rOeiriJ aisles a'nd Larry'~ liysl~ ,flf!'lt!!ra. Ihey saw a sofa j liked. 'The deciratar 5· ~:~UE s 44 ~O~N .s·~. MENS No. 222 s5.66 LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON THERIIAL SOCIS Limit 41 Caupon · Sizes lG-13 3 Pr. REG. sac · M:;~::,& ·O C With Tue•d•r 13 & U ALL PLASTIC WINDOW SliDES 36" WIDE' CUT TO FIT s1.oo FLANNEL lith Co~.,on Limit 4 at frH .P'kiiiJ. ~lln,:tP¥• •lth . arou1111 until 'I _.., ~. POP..ULAR COLORS : ~:.=tu 14 ·r.~~- 5-M-L POPULAI PLAit$ · NQ. 865 l~ENS ' ·•ttEI SOCIS . ORLON.ftt'LON ST~ETCH ... '13"' .. .REG. ....... i I '• • I ~ . ' ' ' tKQZ 61105 80VTB .AQ9U : ~ljtiunnn noitsoo lt lifo p ... 2 N.T. Pus " .' Mrs. Lloyd lloulh or Cheshire. Roulh, Mrs. Forest MCNeal, TODAY'll QtJESTlON 1notnd of r<biddinc lo two The brlde'o table featured a Mrs. steven Seolt, and Mrs. diomoDdo, )'Our partner hu tllroo.Uered wedding cake and Elwood Howard, Jr. jumped 1o three diamonds. tho &If! table was docoratecl For a short -.,g trip to What do you do now? with a Jar~ llhlte bsU and Burr Oak Loc1p, the .., Mra. REG. 57c ' · · S!..., fiiW:;;_,;i'~·~::.:; { Arnold Roy Adohla, Army . 8, Racine, and Clarlntte "'*- Reva J, Sbollno,. ~3, Schneider, 29; POmeroy. hooae..u., . ; · ' Caro dr!Yon br Audn7 Aan Belville, 37, IU. 2 GaUIIOlla, llld Jailloa H. 17, Ill. 1 Norttailp, nn lmolved In a minor collision &I 10:81 p.m. Frld81 In fl<llll Iii 611 Sec •d Ave. · Pollee said Xr1. ............. Q- Whal political office did Albert E1ns1ein once de· cU:e?Tbe famous physicist was oUered the presidency of the Slate of Israel when Presldenl Chaim Welzmann died In 1952. He declined this bono!', Insisting that he was not fitted for such a position. 8 .L'V,•100d, 15. E' -fi"•. . . .EOt' elt n- rl&bl of ny, AJIDo floorolengjhgownofwhlte clatted alrlaa, !ealllrlDg log..a. mutton siOOYOS and jolreled neckline edged with lace. She ..rrled a wldte Bible topped with white dollies; and her veil was llhoulder length, attached the • .....,. ciMr dlltlaqo; ind Andrew J. Par_,, 48, 'It!.· 1 GaUlpollo, taa, OYorload. . . Artelllod 111 clb' ..,Uce, Bll· WIO'IIt b' H. Roush, 41, Now HIYen, ,pllfa; wao lined $50 alld colll, - . cllllJI ::"!:; , . ' ; . MARR!,tiGE J.IQ:NSE.~ ~· 1:;:: ~MEitOY - Marlin .J:'elar Sa~ In · · · ; ~. 68, and Matwot .ba!AI Ci>\lrl. ]<: ~ , Groce, 54, bolb • ~•-•••"'"• m: to riaao 111 her father, wore an ' bOUi.fila, failure to atop ll!tliiD sUifJ'Pered -·· WIST .11084 ()ponJJll LIKE IE A-" R., ••••.••· POMEROY - Elabt tloftad. liar, anta folfeltecl baada and 15 ..... ftnad In tioUIDp Fr!,. AI_ T. 1 daf br Melp CooiiiV Judge ~R'}Ury Frad< w. Porter. 17D Forfolllni ho!lda ,.... OW. ind . HaD BaciDe Rt. 2 ••• 65 11-M; GALLIPOLIS - !JIIlan M. ..r struck tho back of tho ' ' ' .... ' """ and - · hmtnr without pomdllica; - · . Nance, 60, Hunllngton, W.Va., Belville ..r, doiDg IIIOCiera\8 'lluq)ICII Jlall, Racine, 2, ~ Jl. , suffered an abrasion oo the damage to both vehldea. No • 1u 5, hiiiiiiDc wllbaut per. f5111!1 · leR arm lD a two.car collllloo - was ln)lrod and DO ebarp mlsalan; . - B 'i)roo. )Qd. Jerq J. at 3:112 p.m. Friday at Second waolllfll; ' 1114 ·~·r ~ eolll·'~ t108.$$, eldlnllll..._ Avo. and Pine st. ~-"' • - .. ~ """' ._ cloet: Jalm R. T c~cy police said Mn. Nance oc:eurred at 10:23 p.m. In ~rom $lot 55 1 roo, , was a psssonpr In a car drlv. of Marlin Ford oo Second Ave. lloD of lllopl ~ 'wDDI-::- ff8 ud on - e l l .., Second Avo. No wao bUurod and DO a- LIUl llnc=ld ' • ~511 10 41J1 b.Y LosUe Nance, 64, Jl!mll•• char,.waallled. . - . . :..,....~·,.: Lorraine ton. Tbaaccldolltoc:curredPollee said Gorald E. 8lr1ll, Ill Jill flO 1114 Linda GaJ, 17, Pratt, W• .va., 20, of 2002 Cheotallt St., beiocl. ~!L,tfiC::."':" Lnlt a headed northoall on Second ed -.ea-. ,... clrlvilllllow, · ~ '~f tJ,O and ' - -•· left ~·- ~ Behind .,_ Dale H. a...~ Gamnn, 11........ ,10, pueAve., , _ a - • ~-• - - · • • lng atilllerHC!iaa;TtldR, Trat. ..... Pine St., 1D !root of tho N•co 16, ol C7 Gulleld Aft., 1110 tioiii""'U - _ , · · . J1D111 amtt, ...... , -·-·... ·~-· .......... ,11&1•· tJ,O car. ,. '' - .._.,, .....,_ 11-·-bdloatlrt'JII, llldaaildt ·-~;;··;;-;~~ Mrl, Nance was DOl IJnmo. back of 111e GCIIer car, 'l'lleN ,.,.. 10 latiGD• ~ dlateb' troattld. Thera • a • woo .!em.'P tobolh carL .,... ' Well.;., · moderato damlge to bolh caro. Tht lhi'M acddaa ba · lhl It lia)' M1u Go, was cllod to Gal- ·to H1U.1win•« alltdl •a lla ~Juvenile Court 0111 1Dvelllpto4 tjo tho <lt.J_·In llle dlarp of failure Jleld tho flrll JU diJI of a. JMr. .:111·m Gas FUm is _ _ ..., Tho bride, given In mar- tAJ Pus Pus Pus Dlrl Case Continued al Counsel's and Dlvld A. Boed, ota>n, ~. faUure to•·' leld of 1181; WUIIam G. Alkol, W, ,VL, ind IIAllllltt ••..:........ 28 .........._. .. _ and "'lb.e I.ord'a PrQ'- er," Tho-le ring ceremony wu rood at I p.m. before an allar dtconted wllh white ..... delabra banknd With baakets fJI white lied• and yellow dsloleL .AKU 1-• .!~:.1'1~-:!.· ~ . ~ll~~~: •r • Mlsa Billie Jo Clark, llllolr lie!' IOWa was · styled ldentleall¥ to tho brldo'l In llsht ...... dotted 1111111, and she carried a DO- or yellow dsllleo, Her headpiece wao a green dotted llllloa bnw with green volllniiMiaa Amy Beth RaDIO', daullll· ter or Mr. and Mrl. Robert RaDIO', served as llower rlrl. Her dreas waa of the IIIDI llyle ao tile bride's In 7ollow datted lwiiS. Site carried • white biaket of yollow andwlllto dslotos, and her headjlloco wa1 a yaljow 1111111 bnw at. !ached to a yellow short villi. ServlDg .. Mr. Leach'• groomsmen were best man, Steven Scott; ring I>Nrer, Keith Clark, brother of lbe bride; and ulhoro, Donald Leach and J11 McGhee. Mark Noed1, 1<11 of Mr. snd Mra, Ralph Needa, Groveport, served as acol1te. · Mrs. Jay McGhee, slater of tile lfOOm, regl.olored auoste. Mrs. Clark chooo tor b e r daullllter' • wedding a lavender Volle A.Jtno dreaa with nile and lavender aeceaaortea, and aile wore a wbltodoill)'eor-. Mrs. Leach choae • deep wr. quolse two.Poce knit ansomble lrltll llhlte acce11orlea and of the bride, o!flclaltld. A hall hour of ""''dlDr mullc was presented b,y Mr. and ..... llerb'n Rcaa and Incl.-, "Be. ......" "The Wedding Pray. II'," & .A832 •e =z...-:=.nnzede~cansedll1wrn- . ,<:~. '\li FIRF!~ CAL~ ~ . FPO Son. .... <51'4 GaJlan J. Bel.tlle, RA :f. 1is~2J.06,117th Avn. to.,ASLT GALLIPOLIS- RulhA.Kro. Gelllpollo, $lOandcoota,opMd. ~ Co., APO Son Francisco l'eJ, 44, J't. Plei.sant, amtlllod In(. Jamot M. O'Brlon, 19, 9.279. b,y tho Slate lll&bwq Pallol, -rQ)', waa aooeooed f5 ls.t. Barey H. Blao, 2113-411- was In . r..n ......11 1111111-'-' eourt'coatomachargeof OJ:*ol. j . 9t~4. 62$til s am s Co ,(D.S.), ...... .._ ·-! . .l<fO, San Francisco 96495. Court Fi.'lday oo cbarpa of 1 driving While llllo.dclted and Forfeiting on patrol Larey S. Bias 300. abusing office dlarpo wore Cllarlea L. Jlam. 1 & 596, 835til sand s eo. (D, war.! F. Sit~, Krodel'• - . 23, Golllpolli, • 1a,..,;,. , . . .S}); APO San Francisco 96495. . life vehicle:, Cllaun•- K; Jolin. : .. · ~~ T- calhoun, USS ~ attorney, reQieated a .,...Un•. ......., • -v ance. Krodel did DOl a 8CIII, 49, O!lllpollo, '18, OYOI'· : ~ . ~r.o~~~. 6• FPO San r...... plea. JUdiiiO Robarts.- ..,.. lenath hlllllllrlllor; Jameo !larry J, Cam, 235- tlnued tile .,... until ........,, Porldns, SS, l'omero1, '18, D. i 6Lao83, eo. D 43rd Signal Bll. Krodel wao i:eloallll 011 Mll . lOPI Pll'liiDil 1cbn R. Creal <AJ>o San F!anctaco 911325. bond on the two char&~•· aer. 58, Akron; Mark E. Da. . ~ :· . : Pfc Paul R. Cox 2311-'10.0066 In olhor patrol Cilia, Judge vii, 22 • lllddloporl; and Gal')' I. · · 7111 RRFD IJdom, APO San F!an- Betz flDed Marvin L. Wickline, E. fi\1011'1, 30, Now J!oot&ln, • · 35 r... upo~t 1 $10 and coota an $23, _..nr; Rlcblrd D. . ctoco 96386• - -C..1-ft the' - - · and' Birr, 19, Colwnbuo, $28, fall. •SP4 Donny Cummons 2611- """"'"' '"' · - - ·.. 4 t594, B-lltry, 2nd &.,, 35 ~eth R, Bloomer, 30, Rt. 1 ure to yield the right of W&l'l brooch, .K13 ltiamecond•• ;r.=Jilt, ~mor stf..2 ~ "Relllde "' __ .:.__~on or f - -•s to · ~m~~~on cli'~f!f?anos . . .cili!Wf'"f1Nlof11 '\lloc:&ll!la••"Uf;i ~· 1 'i . A----........,.. c were: ..... ho . ·ton~ liAddf L. Angel, 280. go••and IJJDit, licittlt. traf!le flmr·..c ,, -"iotC..IIrietiQn· of pldlllrtan o;.,... .' •·111mlitPORT -- VoJ I a -· 4 il99; II. Q. 'llity 6 BN. II th ramps and lnteraeclions, pallia at b1a1> podlllrlan aclio!V and wera ealled to :11Jt. tOwn, Ullp off Itt. ~. (II L.LB.~ Amorlcal Dlv, - : CCII,trucllon of <01111ectlq links hlal> traf!lc volume locations. 7 bypass at 21U p;~~~o- Or "!!l .baf raAr.o Son Francisco 96217. that will ' prdrlilo lllroulll two-way trof. _ CCIIIIrucllon of bus at turned lmmed'IWT . a. flilniu miD. tL. G. Burgoao AN, BS2-IS.90, fie aervloe or will pll'lldt - - - buo stops situated on otaeota ,... ''"· , · vjt Dlolalon, USS Princeton · . , . . . . . • mar~!:'~:t!dlllll8)'8'1of'~;; a cameo lllfl ·..t lbe lfOOID. ServiDs •• mold of ' - , . . . only .lew'eley was of Kotlll')'D Clark, daullllter of Mr. and Mr1. Harold L. Clark of Garmlehaelo, Pa., tormorly of Cheshire, and Charles A. Leach, son of Mr. and Mrs. .Joeepb Leach, Cbalhlre, took Jl... AUIIIIIl 30 &I tho Chelhlro UDitod Mothodl1t Chlrch. Tho Rev, Frank Choesobrew Good Bl'd'.JI'ng '"''orthy of Stu·.Jy :-u::,.-:-;:.:' a..-. CHESIIIRE - The marrlsge to a bo!O of clotted lllllos. Her ' Thomas B..eaio_nal life•• ' • Miss PoiiiY lion. Site alao carried a olnale, 'Aip,:'M•·~~ of .,.late rose. · · Mrl4,-~Mra. - Matthew Gl)lbo Mr. Merlin Sltoomaker of eo. . fll ~~- - ~cky. and Mr• . lumbuo, oorved ao bliat min. 'liiimU ~ Domoll,..iiiJn of Uabora wen llobb¥ Ealoa and · )f,r,..,_~' lira, Marlon Darnell Jack Ealoa, ·, fll. wore untied In Following tho .,.ron_. tho.' ' lllll'iiQo at tile Contra! Bop. receptiCXI was hold 11 the home . Ult Qmch .., A&!iust 24 II 2 of the bride, A 1rhlto, !see f,m. cloth cmerod tbo bride's table. . Tile RIY. llaymond Lawrence The centert>loee was an ar. aftlelattld al a. dot!ble • ring rengoment ol yallow and wbllie · 01r01110111 bef.ore ~ altar dec. dslsles. Tho tllree-Uor lled4ln1 otlllod with ballkela of fern and cake was deconlod lrltll yeilow a -.r balliet of white 1111ms roses and doves. IIIII laill.atem yallow roses. After a woddlq: trip, .the ~ lirit111, liven In marrlap eouple; io relldlng Dor107' br bar brothorJnJaw, Mr. Her- HaD, Miami Unlverllfl, Ollford, barll!'aton, wore a short, A..IIDe Ohio. · . , of white Aloncon lace Out«.to~m llllelll """'Mr. ·, . . psui I'& Idle. Tba,emj!lro. and Mrs. Motlbow Gibbs a n d. - - droll .... fashioned famU,y and Mr. and Mrl. Thornwith a ·wodd1na r1nr collar and as Gibbs and family or Lexshort 1loovea. Tho back ,... IDgton, Ky.;Mr.andMro.Jamoa 1 accented wltb a oolf bah and Gibbs and famU,y or EDq1orta, bnw of ]lOIU de oolo, and ti1Q' Kan.; Mr. and Mro. lohn Bing. lace buttono. Her ~- of ham, and Mr. and Mrs. Cbar' lll1n covered lrltll loco polala, lea Eaton or Fi. Thomaa, !{f.; cru- with ~Ia, held a Miss Barbara Webster, Ollford; . llhou~~ nij Cl( allk u. M!la ilatiiY Gorri~, Clnclnla~~ ~,~· ~~edacas. nail; Mrs. LlllraDarnill, CaJ. J:f~ f!.- llh!te chl')'s- Upolla; Mr. and Mro. Gordall. ( ll!mllndlng llhlte SWisher and famll,y, .. Mr. and .1'1)114. and lntoropor-.1 lrithll- llltL !Iortie Roulh, Miss Vera - · ~.~ IYJ,,. , · Thomao, and Mrs. Charles '.lirt. Bpbb,y EltGn. lllalron of Thomaa, of Ch~lhife. - · wore a yellow rtreet • ' Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Darnell ltpaGI fashioned olnUiar Sal . to that of the bride, The em. e--;-,--------:-----~---~ 111111 )HIS ringed.with y'el. the 15th to atvo lf&dero time to J!ul'ers will be locldog for low'lfill 11blto laee. Her short 0~ Inspect and let ealvoa fGr t h e .-lvoo that we!p ba-n 300 •I!! •• 'hold by a ~luster of ~I.e sale which starts at 8 ;~.m. that alii 650 pgundo. · ,.~~oW, ~ Oowera on a PT. PLEASANT _; W~atVJr. aamo evening. . Dldr .... Sill' ..rrtoil a alD. ltala. 1~lch has boon holding. All ealvos should be llred 111 1111, ~...... ;yellow roae and feeder .-11 oales tor 39Josro, · purebred bulla out olhil!llgrade firii; 'l!l,l!'d•b' white .lll'eaD>ario am boa a reputation ot PI'Qlu"' cOII'L Bull calvea must ba cos· ~ !II' ldoe 1mo1o ,...., ~ch- tng tho . \)llO calf that !Ita Into tralod and both bull and hetfor ed. ·many leedlcta thrwghout the ' hor~. l:alves must ba dehornU ilrldeiDllld, M11• l!andra mlcl-weat. tsholdl·• ·i-egl.... 0<1. Theealvoswmbevaccllat. ~ of Tu~ Ariz. wore sales at the Point Pleisant . ed apinat Blackleg, Malignant " ' U a linea iilentleaJ;t o - or the Stoci<¥ardo on October 15. ~. aDd b\iected lrltll anan- ly O.W..Id & Jarnn Jacoby ~; A TaU!M Dior Conalprs shoulcl bavo their tlblctlc upon arrival at tile sale . hoi' lhort vall 0( lllu. ·calvea at tho Ylrdsll11p.m. on point. NOBTB (D) 11 , lEG. $2.37 $2.98 . LIMIT 2 liTH COUPON llautr l•s . IIULIY IIIII •TYOI FIOIIT SWEAR IS 11101-A~IIc s5.11 •~ ( �\ ' \ . . . The Suncla¥ Tlmes>&ntlnel, Sunday, Ocldler 12, 19•9 . ·•· :~~~enes From NeWcomers . . (,~.'· :\·_4· ! , , I '•_ . Clu~ ' ' Style. Slww Horse Show ·· Highlight on . Club '. t &lwdu.l~ GALLIPOLIS- Mllnthln70 re~enauona wera made for lite New-rs SQole ~. an aunual "'enl which hal become a hlthllllht of the Newcomers Club ,...., Mrs. llerT)' Lorw ll'tl chairfor the di.Y. Serving With her were Mrs. John Carey, Mrs. . Jollies Eplin& Mrl. Come Abell aDd Mra. o.,..ld KID!erl1. . .. Mrs. llo7t ~Ina narrated .the lhow which fealured many fall ll;yleli trom peUte l!zea !AI half ~zes for II'OIRIII. PRESIDENT Mrs. JUDea c~·· provided shoes and Be-l¥ lnb'Gduced newcamhancl>ap llllllable !AI the falllt. er Mrs. JanWetherholt, Wife 1oM. of Ally. Gene WCherbolt, llelll ~ and Jan Wethwho woo a prize for belrw erholt were l~ced u new ·tbe "newestn Newcomer. newcomer• to r.nJpnus. man Acquainted . ·.. ~ dent Council of Wahama H 11 h School got acquainted recently at the heme ot president, Pam · Roush, Mason. Gameo were played and a wiener I'OIIst e~» joyed. The foll010lng attended, COl» nle Haggerty, Cindy Haggorcy, Chris Hotrman, Oteryl Burns, Teka Dewhurst, Rex Howard, Cindy Lle'llng, Roger Keefer, Dewayne Russell, Joyce Roush, Jackie Roush, Jetr Haymakar, Jane Haymaker, John Burris, John BUI!lllllrner, Kathy Fogl&song, Denise Grins!A>ad, Marilyn Gibbs, Pam Roush, Gall Muter, , Beverly Knapp, Gary Clark, WU!Iam calhoun; Sail¥ Yeager, Brent Clark, Mary Jones, Lee Bumgarner, Gary Bumgarner, Mackie Rickard, ~ .....* - Miss Constance Ruth Swisher w; d • he ...SWLS r to ( e councll~r ~Miss . ~Carl K. Drummond • • • Chorl- Grimm, Gres camp, Robin Johnson, Larry Herlllon, and Mrs. Herndonalll Mr, alii Mrs. WU!Iam McWhor- . ter. ~ I' I NN-EX · . 48 STATE ST. ~ . _GALLIPOLIS, OHIO , NEW FALL STYLES were modeled by U .m. .a for the annual Newccmers Cloo .a llle ahalr ThuradQ after at the heme of Dr. and Mra. 'Thaler, 1200 NelshbOr= - Rd. Shown abcwe dresaed ror the ll,.)e, 1 !AIr, llira. Hoyt .Al;ulllna,. ot Benadlne's, Mrs. 1111rr;y ~. chalrinan of (· Npw, add new room it) - white ham alii clean fields make me - your kitchen. SpaceIQllker Drawera 10 above . tho! counter· and under the caliinels . .. glide out smoothly, tilt down for easy access. Step out thla ~aaon In tM world'• moat popul• multi coiONd topa. MDcle of 1005 was~t.lo nylon wrlnkt. ~Oof and stNtchptool In our BERNADINES Gallipolis, Ohio 326 Secollll Ave. 1 HOSTESS AND JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUBMEMBERS- Mra. Donald Thaler~ · o•e "-aUt allll *-"W'"'•-. ' "'- """"' . e meellnl wu.held, • !· • . .• Mrs. Gilbert Corllllj Mra. Am-~ ' \ old Settler, Mrs. Ralph Martin, Mrs. All Golji, Mrs. Tom Cremeens, and Mrs. James Walker. The JWC served a d~aert courslplfo116wlfil the 1 cy~ ihow. ; .i ...... .. •' ):~ ; I •• When a Gallipolis gal gets mentloDed In a nations!. magazine (Udles Home Journal) and lntheedltor'sdiaey, no leas- lhlt's . p t . llli when It Is top billing In a column menti~ ooly two ; othoro, a beat selllllll author, Morton Hunt, and O.rlstlne Ford 'i- that' a news. ,__ I had known about Mrs. GordonRothofGalllpolls being m.,.. t1tkmd In the magazine and mentioned It In !'Just Between Us," f but John Epling called my ·attention to the fact of her being men<daaed before the others. ~ Seven! of my friends told me about the article alii I thank !' tbem for it. They knCIIO I'm always looking tot tidbits ot lnforma~ tlon, but thla Is oo tidbit. • John Carter, ecii!A>r of the Journal writes: "A few months ago, Mrs. Gordoa E. Roth of Gallipolis, Ohio ~ wrote !AI us asking how to order a few hundred yards of material : prillled with the Jourual slogan, "Never Underestimate the Pow~ tr of a Waman." Mrs. Roth explained that the Ohio Federation ol WCl!Dien's Cld>s was to be hostess to lhe General Federation t of WCIIIell's Clubs at their National conventloo In Clevelalll, and • 11 dlrector It the junior membership, Mrs. Roth wanted her Iadill to use the material for their official ootfits." • , I ••.. ,-off-, . . , powar.· ! ' . . I t ! ' : and Mrs. Roth both appear In the picture. ••• WHO WERE TRE TWO WOMEN who went !AI Cleveland laot week, then lelrned the conoentlon they planned !AI attend was : THIS weett'? ~ ONE OF MY READERS WANTS 'to know why some dogwood ; ~ trees haw a lot of red berries right """ and others have none1 l l' thl'* It' 1 because some trees are male and SOllie female but It : could be that's not the reason. Does anyone knOW'l • j THE LESTER DA VISES of R1. 35 had the happy opportunity :'of ahCIIOIRI a coup~ of ladles from florida thet Florida doesn't : han all the llowers. TheDavia' chrysanthemums are really love<IJ rlabt """· They knCIIO about the dowers in florida tao, because ; tbe7 ll(lent lite winter there. . '' ••• IF ANYONE SEES David Tabor or Ronnie Jackaon, aak them haw It feels to be left on a stump in the middle of a lake? While ~ )'OU're at It, ask Vernon Kuhn If a r inger on a Ljro counts Ia a r . . . . . of horse&hoea? . I ' . •- ! • 'j: ' .r., . ,' . . ·~ Iii ' ·i " 'l' :· I ' -t ' ·: : ' !j ;. ·, i' MRUIAIIRY LONG could get a job oo" Laugh In" after h~~ , ........._ wttit the little bell at the N~wcomers style ShGfr, . -f.Sbe wa1 lbrcad !AI ~e this means or geltiJ1i: the attemloa of1JHI i llllll'e thaD 80 W<BIIen commenting excitedly 0.. beaudful new taii, • ·talhlons. .. , , ,· IT RMS TO ME o~e ol the ;..,u~ heroea a~ 11110 mow lll!e d\'lds that look sobeautltul,lo tolk s· like drl'v• ~ <i,untry road!!- Th~ 'i:alrii~id Jk¥ee ·MC~ and Frank Porter Currii 0 ,'1. very ll'teJ bellnnlng to !urn and the llelds oo green. ·. The Earl Tawney farm on RL 588 with the willow trua 1 111>-· The arandla bJ:london FDa· Wlrnll JDU DUISid81R This is the exterior war'1'er ... the kind even teetotalers will vie fo• . This Br~ndie is an elegant blend of Calibre 8 Cloth, 65% Dacront> polyester, 35% cotton and zip-lined with London f,og's . ex clusive figure-flattering seal-type warmer 11~% Crylort> acrylic-25% Madacrylic pilei. And,'just drink in the fashion! It's a 4-button, doubl!l i , brea~t~· style with fronl and bac~ '· ~ .~: cqnv~rtlble collar, welt ~le.'Ves . Superb in every ouncj!i 'Fiavo,·ful-: ~e]~c;,liOn, _colors and sizes. · ... J ··· - · - . $65. .• Sl9re Hours . . , Mon; Tue$. Wed. ·Sat . ,~5,,:'" TNt.'g;..12 ¥ . ·;. .~--~;.·'.o... .', ............ ............ idra! a==~~::;~~!r~:;;,::;•t';,.m;::~orU: r Waaian" materiaL •I• MilS. GEORGE TABJT, Gallipolis State Junior Secretary, .. •l ' Fr.l. . I' . 22 ou. $1.oO . . CHAlliMAN OF THEDAYalldmodel Mrs. BarryLcq also assisted with the narratloo of the' llhow. Shown ,W: back !AI camera, Mrs. Merlyn Rau, who provided organ mualc tor the eveut. .•.. ·: el}rHficates Of Promotion Given Pupils q ' •. HAND SCREENED PRINT WASHABLE I Shows in t! I handbags were from Carl's. New·Look ; I OBSERVES BIRTIIDAY Miss Laura S<ruas. Fourth Aoe., GaiiiJIOIIS, Is d>senlng her 91&t birthday today. ' ·J. . .' ZIO. LUIGI the ewnt, Mrs. Merrill Evana, Mrs. Miles Epling, Mrl. Ozzle Mlnleris, Mrs. ll a Thcmaa Mrs. ' . L. Ba J Hud • max rnes, an son, Mrs. Smith Run.van, Mrs. Gene Allelsalll VIcki Mltehell. Si¥1es were from Bernadine's alii llhoes alii TOPS · THANKS TO MRS. G. C. whomustbea very thoughtfUl neighbor !AI have. She Is a peraoo who lives the !IDes It "Are Y o u Rlsh?" printed In Pat Glass's "Chatting with theHCBIIe Economics Agent." I'll share this poem with you next week. I'm alreadY getti~ too long-winded. . E " . STARS nns WEEK GO !AI Freddie Burdette who helped a c.,.,le of kids when he didn't have to. CHESHIRE - Plans have been completed for the marr rlap al lllas Conatanoe Ruth SW:IIIher al Chellhlre, dau8b· ~ ter al Mr. and Mra. Lowell Slrilher to Mr. Carl Keith .. Drummond, - of ' Mrs. Leona Drummond, Boule 1, GaliiE pollil, and Mr. Carl J!rammond, alao ol Galllpolls. _ The double ring eereQJOIIY will be performed by the Rev. Cheater Leml.r el 2:80 p.m. Soturda,y, OctA>ber 18, at the t Lillie Kyllf United Churdl iil Christ, Little Kyger Road. ~; A half-hOUr al wedding mualc beginning at two o'clock 11'111 be preaented b.Y Mlu Joyca SWisher, coulln of Ute brfd"" Uect. The araelous custom: ft.open church WID be ob.ened. lllu SW:Iaher Will be atteDded b;y . Mrs. Don Johlu.OO as • lllliran4.boaar and by ber four alsters; a niece of the : pGOIII-10 be will aene as junior attendant Mr. B<lb Drum: IIIOIId, brother It the groom-*Wie 11'111 aerve as the best man : IIIII ulhers wU1 be Mr. Mike Swlllher, and Mr. Mike Elllott. " IIIII• lAIIDa 'l'llomplcoJ Will the guests: ,, the wish I Owned a. farm. ·E • ~lU/16--...~ .J 101 Httle creek, and ; u1 .UYP' ,, U.":tJUJJbLJ ?P?P"w''w'., butte MASON - Member& of Stu- Miss Gay Bctstioni ha•ns of lowly styles. lu• ...•· I A Product of Famoue F·AiRFlf.t..D , SHE SHELLS(•) I Other Fairfield She Sheila Fr...., $6 up Honored With USE OUR LAY·AI'AY OR CHARGE-IT Ol,l BANKAMERICARD �! Teo Annou .~~~::~~~~~=~ rle ~ . .,.111. c:lilld, II tiO.~ Ytlr .. old M-. . ' ·h - at 11\i Jlolier JW!Oil Center rar trea11111nt d a ~ldnel ~Ill. Shtrrltt1 thedellshUul1lUiedllustit.rotKr. 1111 llrf,. Olarle1 llfarlhall. ·, · · ' . . lielcs Couol;f SliGO 710, El&ht and F~, illcld....,, II - In the proce~a d ~- ·lopd!er flud1 .to pmtde u ·ultnIOIIIc.!llllu1lzer IDr thla y~r. Thlalla bed taat Wllkll n,dtai . a mldlcal4id mlat to relieve tbo breathlrw dltftcul,set wllleh .sherrie autrera aa a reault of her dl-ae. ' · •· ,i · ,.1 ' ' ,t, ·'/,\·1· ... ' 'FALL .. _! I.SlN THE Ailt! ' ', . :·M ~ .'lh; .:. 01/"'·~ ' ).!~'\! ' ' .. : . Why Not ~ qDW beeCIIII I ....lido Melcl reildtnt. ' of )Jra. ·lialcolm ~er. Slnct earij 1981 wlllli the baaimolllle , 11.~ wao oolabUahed hera, tbla araclolia llld¥11aa cGIII- ' . '.,. mutad, .. ., .;,_ ' \, Sharon Brawley Engaged Patsy Pickens is Bride I' _, PO:MERQY - Mr. and MrL Calvin Smith, Plllltroy, . Route 3," are announcing the engagement or their granddaughter, Mlaa Sharon Brawley, to Mr. LilwrenceL.Darst, 81111 or Mr. .... Mra. Junior Darst, or Middleport, Route 1. Weddtrw plans are incCIIIlPlete. RACINE - Nr. and Mra. Jed Pickens o! Racine are aiiROWIC!rw the marriage of their daughter, Patay Virginia, to Mr. David Bhoy Drake, son of Mr. and Mra. lllelvln Drake, Racine. The weddtrw was an event of Sept. 10 at 8:30 p. m. In Gaffney, S. c. Nrs. Wayne Howard, the former laabel Pickens, accompanied her dater to South carolina. The COQP!e reside in !Jtelby, N.C. Mr. Drake Ia employed at the Pllisburgh Plate Glan Co. His wile Is a senior at the Croat Hlch School ~Shelb.Y. !' •• ' Mother-Daughter Banquet is Held • •• MIDDLEPORT - The annual (JIOt besides those named were mother.daughter banquet ot the Mlos :Mabel Hysell, Mrs. Reva Phllatlles Society of the Mid· Beach, Mrs. Georp Hudson, dleport Cburch o! Christ rea. Mrs. Betty Cline, Mra. Be a tured the "eogniUon ot lOVer- Stewart, Mrs. Grsce Pratt, a1 mothers and a program ot Mrs. :Martha Childs, Mrs. Hel. en Reynolds, Mrs. Ida Childs, trlbutes. Yellow carnation cor&allllS Mra. ~ Hawtouo, Nra. Audwere presented to Mrs. Gene- rey Swett, Mrs. Mabel Walburn, vieve Furner, 84, and Mrs. Mrs. Audrey Froat, Nra. BertElla ·Reuter, 82, tho oldeat le Walta, Elizabeth Am Wolle, mother there; Mrs. Kathy Er. llld Mra. Noi'Jlllll Yeaugsr. win, 22, the youngeat, and Mra. Gueats were Mra. Lorraine Ray CUnningham, the motl•er Venoy, Mrs. Ruth Karr, Mrs. with the most childrllL Leona Karr, :Mrs. Evelyn Mur. A cor&allll was also present- ray, Mrs. IAicUle Harrl81111, ed to Mrs. Denver mce, pres- Mrs. !lflvla Rice, Mrs. Herldent ot the soclet,y. Mrs. CJ,yda man Kincaid, Mrs. Either Fu.. Allensworth announced t h e gate, Mrs. Ruth PUwero, Mrs. program which opened w It h ~ Bahr, ·¥>"&· l!rwla. lfta. group singing ot "SmUes" wid! Debbie Gerlach, Mra. Arthur Mrs. Cheater Erwin at the pl. Skinner, Mrs, Paul S c b t I, ano. Mrs, Beulah Rwsh read Mrs. Cuminaham, Mra. Jean an original 'JlllOIII relating to Swelt, Miss Patty Cral& Mrl. the work of the socleQ>, Its of. Charles Thomas, TereaaThomfleers, lDd the women Who have as, Mra. Naraa Van Meter, served through the 7eara, 11 Mra. Allee Robeson, Mro. Cathwas entitled "We Have Done =-~:. Mra. Kenneth MeII Again... llsrold Lollse, Mrs. 0. E. McKlnl~~r read 1111 Mra. Dorothy Joillsm. Q.aeat's poem, 11 Modlerl in St,yle'' 1111 Mrs. Allellnorth preaented "Onl,y One Lowed Her Belt" from a :u.~ej read- · er. A medley ot hymns was played by llllrs. Erwln,aad Mrs. Georp :Melnbtrt gave a r"""" In& "Our Capable Dlulibteri." F.ormlnr! a Ql&rtet lo s i n g ?' f r ,. ,, • . .I It• •• ••• .•• -w-. . . . • •! • I .: •••• •• t ' v Mrs. Phillip Loren King POMEROY - Mlu Carla Jane Norton became the bride of Phillip Loren ·K!rw In a doubl&-rirw ceremony In :t the Beptbt <lturch at Pearisburg, Va,, on Sept. 6. The ' Rev. DowN. McGrady, Sr. officiated. l i.'. The bride Ia thedsughterofMr. andMra. Carl H. Nor.,;tan, l'llmeiOf. The llrldegrocm Is the son or Mr. and MrL '=i,Bdwla L. K!rw. New Haven, W. Va. ~ The Mra. King waa gradoated from Mellis HIP 19611. Mr. King, a 1967 graduate or Wahama High ~~bllal, 1s aerviDg with the U S. Army In Genna~~)'. ·~ "Nabody Knows But .!i'SeboGlln Ji;~ :i !Story of Restoration i I '" I j_Related at DAR Meet 1 , ~-· !1 'ldloll¥!1JDLEPORTTherestorof historle Wllllamaburg, St. In Pomeroy. Members ex. pressed a regret at the death of ~VI. «<_.Y8UI ago was the topic Mra. Helen Bradford, long • ,..., a JIOIIIIR presented by Mrs, time member of the chapter. 1o the Rotum Joaa.. Mra. Guy Neisler concllcted J::!~"ssp Cblpter d. the, the meeting which _...tlnrlt- ' .:JIM,.,.... ,.:.. . • or the AmerlcanRav- uallstlc fdrm with Mill Bess j-IIIIIIHur& Va. Through the a YDUDI Minister." .wi'lltla by a proleasor at the ~ WIUlam and Mary College. II of1he restoration andre. ~dlllqr of the hlslorlc clfl by · ::• D. Rockefeller, Jr., Who that the flllllre C()Uld lesrn the put. - VIYfd descripllonJ or a visit .~ Ji)blrt wtre llvcaby Mra. Moon *""'» 11P*e or the Govemor•a wru...a1m, 1he o l d - Pariah l~dl, the Capitjll Building, ~ !!&Willi Ina, and the Georp gent nad the prealdeat gener. al's measage. Mrs. J. Edward Foster re. ported that the program books are not yet readY. The Nov. lf meeUng will he heldatthehome of Mra. Dor Sd!aefer with Mrs. Patrlek l.ocharY and Mra. CllntGD Fisher as hostesses. Mrs. Loc•·- wiU pre'··- the ~ -· -· ... gram. Mrs. Sd!mer, Mrs. M a r k Grueser, Jr. 1111 Mr1. Dale Dutton served refreshments. Slnborn giving tlie prayer. ~- Georp Sldmer. Members repeated the word a or .. NU. Moore reviewed "WU. the NaUonal Anthem. The re. ...!Jb!I'Of;Frlda;r at the_home of ~ ·tJf '1al4 !1. J..lralii ' •' , plhhl!use. -!\. , \::_ s.vera~ memhero commam- r . ~ ~ ·!·. ;:·. i o!t:'• *' .\: lmpreslions ot WU- 1- Mr•. Emer1011Joaeo,defease ~ gave an article COD- : leenlllla the revolt In ~::• and unlverlliUea • • the Olalllizy, llldPralsed tile IIUdenta Who want lo alu<l)' , without Interruption. llleattrlb. : uted 1101111 oflhe dillurtJance to ! a lade of kWellld knowledge ot • God 1111 the Bible In the home. ;·. l~ . "•~ =u:~t ~en~~ -~·"'· l J .., , ;:: 1181 . . . . . . . . on E. Main ~ 1~ . PO PARTY PLANNiiD MEROY - A Cbrs-a l cleeonlloD IIIII IIIJ PIIV. will ' he lllOIIIO!*I lilr ._.. the Balhln Fire . _, . 1 ~ "fl at 1 p.m. Wedaelll81 at the fire.. boule. Ala . llclual'u. s u • t.7ni, . ~ IIIII Mike, Mr. lDd Mrl. Olarlil Carr, llou& Mq.. c1.a, Tm•a.ubnta,' Mr.aad Mil. Vel'li' . . . Greg a~ d . POMEROY - ·Mr. and Mra. CbldJ, 1ft. and ~·· Howard' Gerald Douilu and cisughtar, SliiJI!!IB, Alan 1111 Beclo',llr. Bllrbara, eatertalned reconlli aiid 'lftL Ned -~1, Cain1 with a famll,y plenlutillellollta lllid ·Paula, 'Mrl. ~ Mtll. 35 park lttjjiDr1ns their aon, , Ioiii, J(r, -J¥1 l(rj 1 :, ~ Richard Keith, home on IIIYe' ~. Nit. · lid Mri';W i r I ', from Camp Pllndleton, ~ ,ln.ttJ1 , Mr. IJII!i&e. Homer· A. AlteDI!n* ~ Mr. Ud Mi-l cal,, .Bill¥ 11101 Vickie; Ill". IIIIi Robert..S.l!ui'ke, Mr; and Mr~\'' lfi'J. jier~d.~ alidDiaiia, R.- E. , Doyllao, Mr. and Ji ./..-1 llllr. IIII ·Mn, IIIII OrthHt, AVer¥ L. ~~~, w; ::~fiho,lldTvra, Honore Son N . r .~ ·. - .,r~~~ ~~~~r .. • ~1 •1 ·' ~ ;~~\·' .,_ ,. .' 4 Generation Family Given : . GlniNGUP iiGHTS =~:A•' ·i . . . China, 1850-1950 A HARVEST OF .FALL COLORS . Given in-Review and day, Se<:onclatlly, you )ioay IOJe and have Headache, Backache and reel ald!!'1 Ured, de;prtued. In ltich, Clllel , L.:STEX uatWI)' ~rings ed relulns comfort by eurblnl lrrltat· sen Ina prm1 In acid urine •nd quickly t!atlnJ pall\. Get CYST EX at druggist• . CO COLOR -TV .. siDmAY G.iULEAN11ERVICESunday, 7 p. ln., bcme of'lbOmal Scott; MIDDLEPORT - The rev. In f11 rain regulai" aer'rice oluUonary process running at Ill. Hermon Olurch. Bring tilroagh a cenwry ot Chinese lawn ehalrs. Public lilvlted. ' hlatory was discussed by Mrs. MONDAY- . Jamea Jl'riden who reviewed a BtrrLAND p T A u.~,.~ chapter d "China In Change," ~ s.&.;11"' lludY book for the Afternoon t.etiti- dlacu•lioa 7 ClreleottheHaathUnltedMeth- taae :f;liorfg~~ ln'Mqss . . . ..:=-:, ;ri';; 10 T•"" ftm. · • "•ft ' ""' r• • Soo;luta ...,. Clf8ln0111, lluiWid llli7 with Har ., ~···· . } ,. . old Wolfe leadllr ·-·•: dnallons, 'Rav. U~10~ ' I!M"'Ial music ._ the "' Glrll Trio; P.T,A, lilr.laws to be dblcualled. Rain·•~• ·. . : . POMEROY .., , Ill the: Evans, It wa• IIOied that Mra. Nr•. Fred Georp ;.;;;;;;:,: LADIF& AUXR.tAaY, ""-a. V!!Mnt-.u ~re~bf Eatber. Klaael and Mra. Rose CUM Fire Dprimont. •,:lha , RaY. 'fr, ·~nlril KraJeo. SloBGp, ·I ¥ beea bolpltallzed clay~ 7:30 p.lli. at meetithouse ,' VIe; 111atar of iiie !leered Heart llurl.. ihe iut aiclnth. ~ · Church, at nw:'!diY rUit'a 700 cud• wer• nad 'the at -..o.., •-----~ se·~-, all Joseph Whitlock~, Bertha aabd;, -~·""" • meetiJic of. the ca~ WSCS at Head! United Meth; en•, Club. . . ' · · and Ellzab!lth Conde fami111111 odllt ,.,,...... . ·I 'l1lt Rev. Fr. ~c aald Mra. June ~., -~ Middleport, reg. , that wldle Vlaimliill.ln thepalt Nuu!d u ~~~~· ,l'ar the 7•30 P. meet~~~.~~ ""nday at I, haw bean llla~k ailnlf1llwd•lll Mra. ' NOW WITH . I.Nol~·d · b·y P~s tor ~ Gr..; a.nPs M:m. f!'dn ·w:- :r P,tiiLCO ltereo ~;gh Fldelltr;' ' Radloa, P,!n.ble Pho"l'o, Bloc~ & White TV, Colilr . s.. .our . full line of TV, Tope Ktcordera. ,> · L - N. ZND' ' ., r·o " LJ..:!;~:,.:.:~-11111!'------------.!:::!:!:!::1::!.~'~·;.;·,U ,, '· .. ' ,, ,/ ,·.12' WIDE ·~ 1MJil. le Temple. Melnhelrs nminlf. ed illtake.plclllrea. . ' ~G ADULT Clall, arac~...... Cbur•L of 30 7: ·' ••ndiN. . w · ....,. ...,.,. go Chr1sl, • · · ere se• ._ ' j. ~ &Utor ·a...,•actd•l*-· Howell Mrl. ~ at1he church. Refresh' :.:.....;. I · ' " · · lillatl. · -~i Ish ·. m":':i!_ _..- ~ '!fl ~ -· -.ra. ~LI111an Grell, Mra. , ; TUPPERS . PLAINS School ·;~ wllh IIJUIIIICk·...,per fall rlcla :U.Ktiltht ~ Cllrllllna IIP.o 7:30 . , I$ P· m. 1111ul.'Bei!J'Pia . . O'DIIIDeiL . ' , • ~~at attbe mHt1DiGimes . were played with '7 · that Mwiral ~ prtSea bela& won 111r loira.L NlGifl' for BC()Utlng ·~ ~. laauaa will be dlacuaecL The Welah, llra, easel, Mra. ru,.- :U:,.~:ni-:'~ ~.: ,'l)'88Y. fr· K~Qlovie also. .,.. aor Bates, -lira. Duld Ohllng- 7:38 Monday ·;,--..ed d!at he had IDvlted the er, Mn. George Hackett, Sr P.~ 1 •.._&nde ~).bl~. to lla~ !!und81 Ma11 Mra. T. A. Henneoy 1111 Mr~ = I ~..:_.~ ~ EllinlenlaQ .;· 10111......_ In .- b e r He Mull • ~-- -accoqJIII)'. .!. ~ ~en. , , SOIJTHERN Athletle Boos. ~~q~~llfl4 tOuowi!llthe 1nstana. ter• membership da:t•e, Satur' •' llil!.< · • · · '.'::1 ''"'l:f •daJ,IhrouihoatSouthernLocal -~' ~· tq It ,... -. School Dlatrlct; all Who can help . 'i .• toiJIIIIIU.~.i.w.....n p i - report to blgh sChOol, - -~ tlfiit8i'Of Meta.i ' "'i ·Saturday, 10 a.m. d-1 _,. 111a ,... A1J1'0&1'1D1 -~~~~ · CAFETERIA Salur.. l.i$ Ia . ' -~ -111tthe I~ at )lie da1, servilll at t p.m., TrlniV ~ · Plilrl- "'Wir,,•pi&l!t ~ or the Unll4id aiiJoch or auut bu....,. Dallied eo,· ~ l!!el'llllllry 8chnol ' Dlilllt; bot 1111 oald lllldwjchel, Cub SeWt Paek 2f8 will '411*-i ealada, »1e, fruit -'doli pod. ~· I:&ICI . . . . ied Gil •tile 1:SO P.~ li~Htlqryjlil the dilll Ud eoffle. ~· wei- s· ,=- .w;rJrU.. ·, .:r:n SCHOo · Scouti""l'P....Aram .- it.• .12' x·60' 2 BEDROOM CENTER DIN.E·TTE NEW MODEL : ' Pbnned on Monday ':=::r~~ ~ ·<il· ~·~.uid·~ ...... ~ , Me a c~tl~~l~·'!l! -~d. ~lllllai d!a . ot -~ J!J,!"' .1.. ·•• ·1111!1 ~ Pr· rr. 't b • \ lil!tli ;~ .em· ~tljjl,mlmlf 1 ' 1' Mrli ~ ·'' ·: • •,· · · · :,~~:,~~calci, ~ ~ GIIOI ~ •. ·', ' slat~st•• ow.~, 'L irlfd Ill ~1'1 ,, ....... Ml'elillil Lit.-0. Of 111t ONe..-·- · , , . ' Zemo tiAii,if ~·;~ .,_,...,l#,lMRiw. "'the , ~/ c! '-4·. . ,~ .x. · · . uil Nil. ·· ' · . imd 1ldrd place Jrise• -'4 Irene. WE HAVE ~Y' IN,r •~eep Hawlilno, W at home. Refreshments were following the meetlnr. IGIIiUIOLMAN AND COURT - Brenda HGbnan, Syracuse, was crowned HClllleCOIIIIIW _ca-n clarlns Jli'$opJIIe -.monies at Souihern Hilh School In Raelne Frlda,y evani~Wo Shown with ~- Brenda are, front row,ltor, Beth Ann Hultman, llower glrl,aad Carl C. !olorrls, erCIII'il bearer; aecond r1111, mta Salser, attendant; Mickey Wolfe, 10CGDd runner.q,~; Brenda, COoper; llrat r1U1181'.q,l; Patay Sayre and Terry Ash, attendants: baek row, e8eona, Gary Norris, KeliiY Theloa, Jeff Brewer, Mark Sllllth, Nick lhle and Alan PQgh. ' c Common Kidney or Bla1ider Irrlt&· tiORI make many men and women feel tense and nervous from frequent, burnlnl or Itching urination nlrht Recognition POMEROY - A four gen. eraUon !amUy In memherahlp ot the Auxiliary ot Pomero,y Chspter 53, Disabled American Veterans, was recognized Gu1ng the Thuroda1nlibtmeet1ng or the IJ"OIQI. The foul'th pneratlon, Rhonda Rad!burn, waa recel· od Into membership during t;·e meetlng. Also memhero or the aux. Ulary are bar mother, lira. Linda Rathburn, her grandmother, Mrs. ' Ubble Gilkey, lDd bar great • IP"IIIdmother, Mrs. Clara Gilkey. Also received Into membership during the meeting were Dottle a.;~Q, ~f,Uii 1 illd JIIO.Y · ed lhet ""' . ..ct re•et.ed IJI(IIa. Plans were made tor the an111al Veterans Day dinner and observance to he held at 6 p.m. m Nov. 13 at d!e D.A,V, hall. Reported ill were lira. Helen Batey, Owen Watson, 1111 Henry Reltmlre, all hosllitall•· eel, and Joill Kaull 1111 Hamer . -It ~ ·;,;tp9:Y - ' Mra. d .w-•• MIDDLEPORT - Mr. 1111 Mrs, Raymond F. Russall, Middleport, are 1111110111clrw the erwaaament 1111 lng marrlap ot their dauglter, CallY Lee, 1o Mr. WUllalll ' T. J-•· Jr., son or Mr. 1111 Mra. ThGIIla8 Jones, a. shire. Mr. Jones Is a Vlet18111 vetenn. Yls1 Russallla a t969 P-atiuote or Me lei Hi8h School. Wedding plansue 111cCIIIlPiete. -r'' 1111 "Mother" were Mra. AI-. len811Drth, M r 8. :McKinley, Mrs. Mlllnhart and ~1'. Roush. Mrs. Harold Wolfe gave t h e clolling proyer. Table lirace for the dinner zervad by · the iiDIIIebullders Class members, Mr. and Mrs. William Grueser, Mrs. C a r I Roach 1111 Herman Kincaid, was given by Mrs. mce, prealdent. Small arrangements of ebrys. antbemums llld dwarf mart. golds centered tho llblea. F.~ - • were orange llltcups 1111ed with candy. Decorallng the ~ room were arrangements ot tall flowera made by Mrs. Rdlert Me- · Elhlmy, Mro. Ernest Lalllllce, MISI Mildred llawi.,, llrl. Edgar Roynoida, Mra. Ql7 Bey. noldo, 1111 Jollsa F r a a c e 1 Roush. One ofthearninlll!...... will be taken to Mrs. Peal Wlan, a member cdaed to the Veterana Memorial Hospital. Members W.dlrw the baa- Forni ly Picnic Cathy Lee Rus~l Betrothed· ' ..,..,.. ' DUbUY'S . .• A DAUGHTER'S 16th BIRTHDAY illl!'lfa.IICIIIttbiJII .... • clll .!~'•.' modler, 1111 Mra, _Rdlert Klim, a'pallentat the Holzer MidiW Cenllr, "'-n't about to mfu it. · • ; So the.cellbnitGD G( Carla'I letb ~ !OI!ilplace In hor mlllher'e liolplll1 room. Them waa a ·4e~l4id eakl and other ·. rtl'reahmenta lilt the tamuy atralr,Jlelldeii ¢;ria •'-' her' m~ ar,. d!ere were her Cather, d!e1181'. Robert Kulul, ·•'"' twO alatero, • , llob1n and Janellt. · r ·• . ' ..._not •. t:.tt 1fetk 1he moved IIU quarten at'the Mlddi4Piin hclme IVilh A Loilely . I' Melp 1.-1 lciiGot JJII!Ii:tet IIi he vatad Clll ·aut lblllllh puled ·oU!ns Tllurldii,DIIb&'l meetlq Iii the ~f. T.A. Eric Hart,J,11'1n~ .. . . . . the levy elll&1hUIJIIII111it It It a rennal IIIII lmoiYe lillY llddiUDIIII tuea. Paaof the le¥7 II MCIIIUJ II: 11111 state ...ppod Ia lo he ecdiD< uod, he nateiL At the .....eat of the prlnd. pal, the P.T.A. orol4id lo pro. 'ride material IIIII prlzea for • plllter Ia the acbali1 al a ~ for ihe 1.,-. I wa• decided d!at nr-. IICDIIII .. BOOKMOBILE LADY ·MRS. VILMA PIKKOJA ~~ alli~Je •4!"1a~ d!at ahe wu a Melp Coulltlin 1lolp~ Ia Geli~S: Bri11a u ,1niloo~s'r Offen termed the largest North American land bltd, . tbe California condor Ia fac· Jng eXtlbcUon•. Tjle moil recent .survey ··revealed that only 50 are lef~. · liiDDLEJ'OJIT '- 1- ....... tkJn In 1111111011 it ... ..,.. mill - - - '-'1 . . .. YOtmJ ,_ odlll Churcb. """'··•a ~...... Tr analtlonal C e nlla7. 1850.1950," waa the top.. le or the review, the abject cif which was to form a basis ot llllder·•·-"·g as •· ..... China ,__, "' ft"' · le ruled by a COIIIIIIIllllttreglme 1111 Wily Its leaders act as the.Y do. tlonallato, and of the growth d ooinnunllllll. 11 was pointed out that at the present time there are five million untned COJIIIIIIIIIilts In China. During the beslness meeting plana were made for the an. DUll holiday bazaar 1o beheld on Dec. 2 at the clllrch. A luncheon will he served at 1101111 1111 there will be baked goods llld honiolmade articles on sale, Devotions were by Mra. Moore. "· E M w ..... s. • • ODd and Mrs. Ballah 1181es served refreshmonts. Mrs. Norman Wa,yland, chslrman, presided at the meet- The chapterrevlewedbyMro. lng. Jividen was written by Dr. c. ~ WUbur, a prole11801" ot CIIIDese history at Columbia UnlveralQ>, who also serves as director or the Asian lnatllllte. Over pDSIIIlatlon, fore! &II rela. tiona, civil ' wars were Usted fO!l!QIOit ' . . i:~lrlp~jj~. Layette Shower G• S· Wen £Ster MIDDLEPORT _ Miss Dee .Slaven and Miss Patll Slaven to entertained recentl,y with a la,y. the CDUIItry'.a tecbnol. ~ette shower honorlne their sla.. OlD' through a student exchange tar, Mrs. LDIIan Manley, Pllmprogram, oftheanlatancetrom eroy. The shower was held at both the Rualians llld the Na- the home or their grandmother Annual Dinner neld at QSCarS MIDDLEPORT_ The annual dlmer or the Melp HlchSehool faculV 11101 adlnlnlatrators was bild Thursday night at Olear's RaM-·--'III C'.alllpolls. .......... ...... _ AIUndlng were Mra. Jerry Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. John Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Blakeliee, MJ:. 1111 Mrs. Davldllowen, Mr.llld·Mra. Charlea Chancey, Miss Mary Eliza.. bath Chlpnan, Mia a Mary DodrUI, Mr. llld Mrs. Wheeler Droke, Mr. and Mrs. William Frecker, Mr. 11101 Mra. Robert Qllhrle,, Mr: 1111 Mr1. D a n a illltlman, MlsaLedaMaeJ(raeu. ~a~..John Mora, Mr..... Mr.. Te.r;lf Ohllnpr, Ylsa Helen Smith, Mr. 1111! Mra. Donald Earl · Yaunr. Mr. a n d Hargraves, Mr. .J~mea Dllhl, Mr. ' Mrs. Elizabeth Slaven. Others ............ were "-s. ·-"' ....H. M. Slaven, Mrs. Rita Sla. von. Mrs. Charles Manley Mra Sulia Sheets, 11101 Mrs. ~U; Winebrenner. Also presenting gifts to Mra. Manlay were Mra. Gene ~ bolt, Mrs. Roacle Flte, Mrs. Don Rouh, Mrs. Bill Well a, lira. John Case, Mrs. J 0 h n llanloy, Mra. David Dar at, ThomaAb...! Watkins, Mrs. ~... Mra. Elwood PhUIIps, Mrs. Paul Downin& : : ; Racheal Crals, Mrs. Bill sz, Mr•. Luellle KIn & Mrs. Mae Martin, Mrs. llobert lf.Ysell 1111 Cclmle lf.Yaell. • Daughter IS Bom ::U.. * 71 rnu..J,. ~? """'~""' in Japan RACINE - CTC and M r a. Dale .E. Hart, Japan, announce tlleblrlil of their ftrat chUd, a daugbter, Lellna Mleko on Qc. tllher 8. The iltantwe~foor pGWida and thlrteea ounces. Hauck, Mra. IW7_Be- GrllldpertDtl are Mr. a n d .l tn. Gerald PlnleJI. Mra. Linley Hart 1111 Mr. ~ 'tlra. Edbon Brace, Racine, ,, Gnat-~ueMr. . .~ - < o.~. ~nlellne 1111 Mra. Earl Hart,· Racine. • .·WW ~~· ~ The .......e•s ~sa Ia: CTC N... Vezltli B·o 7 .,aad Mra. Dale E. Harl, Boz ...,.,b dlllllleil.lllllll- !1188, V.s.N.S.G,.A;, FPO Saat. .• rL. ~ ' tle 88788. . ¥•• HOMECOMING QUEEN - Brenda Holman, Syracuae, daughter or Mr. and Mra. George Holman, was crowned queen durlrw Pl">t8JJIe ceremonies at Southern lllgh School, Raolne, Friday evening. With Brenda Is her eoc..t, Jeff Brewer. Book Reviewed he awarded 1n two ............ the trrat. second 1111 third grades In cateaqey, IIIII the fDurtb, llfth and alsth pwt.. era In anolher. During the meetlnl conducted by Mrs. Jam Thomal, n. na1 plano were llllde for tbe amual llalloween eandva1 tO he atapc1 from 7 to 9:SO ~m. ~:-.,:~;:..-:: car• selected 1o rei&D over the Dlval. 11 was reportedthltMra.J!III. !IIIDDLEPORT - "Ernest phys. AU are relatlvel,y new Hemingway - A Life Story" by bool<s, except the classic which el Hart of the Modem WoodCarlos l!aker, acclaimed as the wUI be presented by Mrs. Ev- , _ baa dcJ!Iated prlus'for the best biography on the novelist, erett HaYes. · carnival Cabo · 1o he loid at was reviewed by Mrs. James Mrs, Max Donahue and MrL the carnival will he ..._., Euler when the Mlddloport Lit- MUdred McDaniel or Pacific ~Mrs. Ru~ R,lfe, MrL'Jerary Club met Wednesday at Grove, Calif., harevlsiUrwwith ss and Mr.s . ;~ Wldt. the home of Mrs, Galen Brown. her sister, Mrs. Crary Davis, tlngtce, Mrs. Eu1er described t h e were guesta. The Oct. 22 meetA report on tbi reeeat ....... book as being weU docwnented lng or the club wUI he held at County CouneU 41' Pinata IIIII by extensive and eJ<jJOnslve r&o the heme of Mra. Ben Philson Teachers' meeting wa1 Jlv• search fromcllarles,lettersand In Racine. by Mrs. Mowrey !ollller. '1'1111 1-·rvlews or fr1'ends -~ r·'P.T.A. orotod I!> purchase a nw ~~ ...,. e1 tlves or the novelist • ence ldt for ; use In clal.. A•cordlng to the author, MrL CCL TO MEET ~demonstnllons. Euler reported, Hemlngwoy's MIDDLEPORT - A meeting attendance a~ W a i life wa.steli1Petuous, filled with or the Middleport Cbild Con- won by Mra, 'lllomfs Goltt'a hter conOicts, without a ruling servstlon LeaJPie announcedfor third grade.Refreahmentawen phUosophy or a sense or pro- Oct. 16 baa been poatponed un- aerved by the alxth grade nl!ml prlety, and lacked a senseofdi· Ul Oct. 23. IDDihera. ' ' rectl01t She said that the book describes hlmaahelrwofac<BIIpet!Uve nature, making a great display or masculinity a n d dwelltrw excessively on youthfulneso, . His lnabllit,y 1o cope with old age and the deterioration of his health were shen by Baker as the main causes lor Hemingway's suicide, Mrs. Euler said. For the one He wu both a Pulltlzer 1111 Ne>Gift that brlng1 pleasure bel prize winner. eYoty d•y of evoty ,.... 1o IOYed oneo when coptu..d Members In response to roll in fine Studio Portraiture. "The one call named a Hemlngwa,y book. can give.,. MrL Thereon Johnson presided at the meeting and Mrs. Richard Arran,. A Slttlnt Eorly Fer • - S....lce - A Owen reviewed the program Gift In TIIH F., Chrl-o • plans for the year. These will Include one on religion, one on art, another on poetry, a classic, a novel and severalblogra- v•• • '' .'· • •·' ' ,,' " • •·',, "' • " ,,' <• j• ,".. •. ''· ' .. ..,. I �., '.l ,, ..p·. u'··r·· e.hred .: 'A.· ·n: gu :, . .. s·Sal ·· e s*.·t slngt~• KATIE MEIGS ffiGH SCHOOL students held their primary election lor class officers Tuesday with the Maroon party competl"'! against the Gold party - the school colors natch. General election will be hold at a later date. Candidates elected by lhe Maroon part;y are (sophomores), Becicy Will, president; Sherry King, vice-president; ·Susie Soulsby, secretary, ard Melanie Hackett, treasurer; {Juniors), Mary Brickles, president; Anita Fultz, vice-president; Bernadette He&neuy, secretary; Nancy ThtXnPson. treasurer; a!¥1 (Seniors), Mary Radford, president; John WUes, vice-president~ no candl· date for secretary; Linda Cardillo, treasurer, Nominees of the Gold party, in same order, are Jim Betz, president, Steve Story, vice-president, Connie Radford, secretary, and Doris Barnhart, treasurer; Eric Pearch, president, Ellen Rice, vice-president, Nancy Jo Mayer, secretary, and Mary Lou King, treasurer; -Jack Jacobs, president, VirgO Phlllips, vice-president, Janice Eastman, secretary, and Marlene Goodwin, treasurer. Grade 12> and above animals were selected. This is the first time in West VIrginia that such a high standard of grading has been maintained in a Purebred Sale olaoy bread. Forty heifers and 20 bulls were selected for this sale at Jacksons Mill, October 18. These animals were selected rrom the following leading West VIrginia .qus Breeders: Houston Arbuckle, Lewisburg; Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Davis & Son, Elk Garden; Donna Harper, Weston; Mr. and Mrs. c. R. . ..... d. IIi!' Itt, -' u&: Boswo . rth Council Mrs. Lewis SWloher, Lost Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Milo Ttylor, Horner; Mr, andMra. M. B. Tolley, Brldgep . ort; Mr. and Mrs. Osear Wallace, Jr., Rtp. ley; Mr. Okey Welling, Parlq>raburg; and Mr. and Mrs. EdWard, T, Whlta, Union. All anlmalsarerromAccred!ted and Certlll.,.t Herds and represeut all the 1q1 modem breeding bloodlines. The West VJrtinla .qua Asaoelatlon Autumn Sh'"' ..Ul be held at 9 a.m. and the sale of the above animals wUI follow beginnlrvat ' Mil ,ll'le cot. Morris, Syracuse~ ls at thea, days as he con- VIrginia .quo Aaaoelatlon in Mr: and MrS. a.a'rles 'Looney, tinues his fourth year of gradiBte work at Ohio University. Not cooperatiCOI with the Weatvlr· Amma; Mr. and :Mrs. It B. only is Dalii\Y earr¥1ng a iull!Oil<l at school but he is ghing ir>- ginla Department or Agriculture Moore, Jr., Lo!Vio]lurg; Mr. and slnletions to student teachers and attending a semi.n ar. What has Just compleUicl a state-wide Mrs. DOD P~t,raon, Horner; does he do in his spare time? He mows grass suney and has put together a Mr. and Mrs.GleMRol!r, Buckor washes .his car. group of .qua caltle ror a hannon; Mr. and Mrs. F. B. st. Purebrad Sale. 0111y choice (or Clair, Buckhannon; Mr and IF YOU ENJOY ,good haven't had the chance to hear the u:~.;~oir of Syracuse Asbury .Methodist Church, you're . in luck. It will present the program at the Syracuse PTA mtletlng Tue!id~Q' evening. The choir is under the direction of Mrs. Dooald (Mary} Lisle. . WMI!ROY: - !.'JI,ecles<8JK!o. Roulth and Jim , the !ate Walter RWIIII held a Roulb, ~ lri(elbtlllle 1 p,m. Ira ~tre.r of r81!ftl"" at ,the l'ark Clll ~at!~'~!* ~!~ ~ · Terl'a Alta wW be the auction- 111. 13 ~ tilday. The oldest 111'1. W!f~' ~,> d. ·•~; eer. J>re.Sele pi toptl!er aQI WICIII altendlng wasMra.Edna Mr. and -•· lloliUd •,ROollilt banqojet W1!1 be helci In Mountal!>ol Manllflt)4;; eet Room,JaekaCOILadge,Ja~ lllarlea ~ d. ~llaida, .sons MiU 11 6:~0 p.q>. October : A ~c. wa~ HrVtd , 11, 1969. All tntmoated Boot Meets IAJ,.J...lnesdoy. II -.~lift!" ~• .llren catlle enthUalasll are Invited •ri!KI by llerbai'I'RGI!IIh.. · , toallacUvltlejl. ~ ~-· ~t' pt!t In~. Addlti011al lnfOl'QIIIUon, reaPOMEROY-Bos"i,i11! ,Coon. .Ina ........ ltOdall1 and talclp& '• er..tloot and catalcist may ba ell No. 46llo)'aland~CtMas- of; pteuu,u.. • ·.·1 obtalhed by writing, West~~~-- tore 'IIIII hold·a stated~ ' :\lfi:w'!•J' ~,~ ·: ~ Ed n'a , glnla Angus Association, 11m- W~tday 7:30 p.JII'·' at the ~lth, ,iild loli'1. ~ ma, W. Va. 23005or calli,.304- l'lmlel'CQI Mailonlc1'tllb>f~ Pol- Roullh.IOI1" RO(IOr, Mr. and Mrs. 565-4588. lowiJ)a t)1e 7:30 t h 0 Howaril Roolll, Mr· and Mn. POmer.oy ~ No. 80, ROy. lllarleo u"'!*',I'.Kr. f!ll!~•· . a! Arel! ' ~ Wijl ,bold a Ruuelli!'JUsb1 Nanq0 ~ . Q-Were the Dniids of lllledal ~ at 8:15 p.m. Cipd.y1 .David and Edwatd, Mr•. early E11Qia11d a ':!:rate for the ...;re., ~ otoon. iild ~·· Dana Lowll, -ilra. race? of people or a re ~ f~l!lq lliit Mark' ~ and Gladrl Sbleidi. IIi: and Mra. se1-~e Druids ·were ~eni· PUt lifuler do-a 011 ·oev. Randall ftllbeita, ·Todll, 1MIIII bers of a prieotly <u)~ among oral ~datet. · · and Cf!ad, Mra. Robert IIUli ancient Celts In Frailee, EngAll ~OIIB and ollleera Pal 1114 ~. Mrt'aqi'Mra. Lei· land and Ireland. are urgad ll; 'ljtelld. Ill' Roollh, JoAm, Gorjr, Vlcid, "" PT. PLEASANT- The West •Kinsey and Jim, .. Fiemqton; Da~ '- Rou$h·.Descen-dffis ':· {/old · R:e,UJ#9h·:~ Rowti;:~WIIb\!M!' ~iit~· .. ·· . . . ·~~r.. ~ 111 .... : ~if'•.011!1 • •• te~ .una..: "* . .. -.r. • Tlllllerary ,Beef ......un,, RU 1. • U.S. ¢hclce Ttnderay Week's Weather 1 .• '' .r ' I ! CeniW CUt, lly 1he l'lecll Annou•e• _Another •••• · G~WI- •11!t Tlpr·lallold. . , , DOD Hook, tt.,ia:r>old .......,. or the 1969 Columbul Jota 1D tile '-tkiMl Ja&ue, 1111!11 ol• heut attac)l11rurld&J In ~ •• Plttlbargh, Pa. • . • ' ' I flr1t heard thi' ontheridloThuraday nlcht at I drove to·tlle ~tal ta pick uPIIIYwlteafter work. It came aa a tl!oclr. Two weokt. llgO I had Prtdlcled tho Reda would Ill Illift Brlatol .so and lioat. iowlcllMI tile !W~ Anderaoa waa. IUI8d the a.do' IIWIIPI' 'lburt4at and I thoQcht abolt lloak. 'I11enPittlllurshnamed~ lfllrtauah u a auc""tor for Larry Sllepard. Where did that leave Hoall'l •'\'auld he lMI back 111xt year u the Jete' maN88"1· , . , , Hoak had been mentlooed at a' probible ouc:ceaaor to both Brittol and sr.arcL I heard 111m oaa TV intervieW laat 1f88k." II' had been IPPrGadled by the Pirates' trotll olllce. He wu ,wOrking lllth a cenlll'@~ firm In Pittabursllo, . I had tho OW«iulilty tomootDODifoaklast May. 26, tile~ •. ~lou lull; Allllle Columbul Jell beatlbelr parenteld!,the~ Pla'atea, ._ ·' 7::0 at Columbos. 1Jo was a Tiger on tho 11eid but a pnlleman · · Choloo Tondo.., ~IIIla dynUnic paracnllf¥ off the field." ~-.I I'L...J. .. D. D-..l ·'' After e&A:l! game I aUeodoll tlllo year at Jet Sladlum, I went . . , . _ ~ UWI d~ 1o the dueout to ... Iloak. .Olio nl&ht I .... 1a1a - • Olil . . , . .... . .. J ft:~'" ~~ the ,box aeall and he had_lilrl8d to leave. Blit, ;wh~ he aaw WIIIUl UIMI II!• coining, he •loAied and~ We.ltho!* banda and tallrad. · From a PeiiiiQ!••PiimiF~towrlcallilqiiGulette>HoakJ4!1o-. ._,.. ,.., ~ the Marine• SliD• 20 yiarup. He~; 11•h ~ 1!11!1 "9 specific ambiUon,. 10 &118111 ~ iQ!I&eated --~--~;,..._'"'!"_ career. lloak fOQght oq,and don F1ot'ldo. HewCIII28'bf39 bOuti. . .., . ·, AacoutfortlleoldUrookbDilOotPrai-.IINIIHaik~ ' • .. . . . .___ . ; . .· ,S lenlce baaeball and ••at*~,•·~ ~. *"he· tllnld· w~ · · ', · '" · · •.,..._. . ll!at orgaalaatlon. weat oo1.o beeCIII8 '"a ,lbJ'OO!IIidctotlle j ;;.;.,i wa•...., ...._,;, Holzet: ·Medical Center,First Ave., Gsllipolls. General visit.. ing hours 2..4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Maternity vtsiUng hours 2:30 to 4:30p.m. only. Admitted Publications of 3.dmlsslonsis prohibited unUI fUrther noU ce. Births Mrs. Clifton R. Fraley, Rt. 4 Pomeroy ,ason, 7:50a.m. Friday; Mrs. Jimmy D. Amburgey, Rt. 1 Racine, son, 11:17 a.m. Friday; Mrs. William L. Wool. dridge, Rt. I Gallipolis, daugll. ter ,r 5:35 p.m. Friday; M r s. John w. Van Meter, Syraeuae, d~ter, 12:21 a.m. Saturday. · Discharges Mrs. Eugene Bare, Mra. Ger~ aid E. Clark, Mrs. Clinton H. Conger, Ora Crabtree, Mrs. Dorothy L. Delawder. Mrs. Neal Frisby, Mrs . Blanche Pickens, Robert c. Gerlach, Georee R. llalley, Miss Goldie V, Ncviile, Mary F. O'Dell, Mrs. samuel L. Pickens, Charles F. Robin. 11011, Mrs, Flayy E. Sigman, Miss Lyda N. Smlll!, Mrs. Wlnl. fred L. Thompson, Mrs; George H. Van Meter, Clarence H. Wll. . . l , .• f'• ....•• ' ' $199 ·lel1111 ".1. 11.. I •OM£1 79 79' U.S. Choice Tancletay ~one~ .. a- Roll Roast Ts::L- Ptik IMI 45 ..., Cooked"._ ·Cotlfllall · ""' · I W Perdl .prHQDqJ · ..-....;;...,· ••• We truckload of Maytag Automatics, Wringers and Clothe•· . to bring you Maytag for the lowest ptiea·everl_,, ltollod and ltod for tooy pNparatlonl Whole All I ·, ' ' ''ilr-ferH IJpt ; · Hoak broke ~- Our lew Service Truck · _. •,, Gl., In '. ' ' llei · A ...Ufy AI. ibe F1i.rldl l'e'Jolned ti.. In ME GOT 'A MEW TRUCK TO GIVE YOtl'EVI~ · " ,INIR, MORI . EffiCIINT SIRYICI. WI• "AVE FOUND PEOP~E WANT A FINISHED INSTALLATION - NOT A sn Of.F JOB. WE INSULL COMPLETELYI , tSNT . THAT GALLIPOLIS Tern-a. I!Jre'a, preclplla!ion and wea. ther conditions tor each 24 ·h our period as recorded by Pete McCormick at the Fair. field Weather station. Day !Ugh Low Prec. &lnday " • • • 79 43 Monday , , , . 73 57 Tueaday . , , , 66 57 .31 Wednesday . . . 76 45 Thursday . . . 78 39 Friday . . . . . 82 47 Salurclay , • ; • 73 58 Avenge high temperature lor tbe week this year - 75.2 desreea, last year - 68.5 de- coxon, Mrs. Tom Dixon, Mr&. srees. Donald E. Woodie, Mrs, John Average low temperature for C. Jenkins, and Infant daugh· the week this year - 48 de- ter. . gnes, last year - 42. 1 de. · gnes. ORIOLES 3.2 FAVORITES . TCIIal precipitation tor t h e LAS VEGAS, Nov. 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' ' \ �dowllloim. the Lopp, at the epol ..... the Slnet. .AJ!'CI!III ~ ..Oree of ~-s ltatue of a p o l l - ..... At the corner of lladie.. and clfnamlted esrller Ill Uie week. Clark, three plate glass 11111l!r~ illlilllll8r OttheCar-Pir- Tbere were a number of doiQ of a !'l'ollilrlftt were le 'ScOtt and Co, department arresta tltere, IIIIIUbld and a - . , wbo ~ tiYi prl""""r But the mareh 8JII)eared lay Cll the 8J'IIIII1II. .cut and arre- ""I 1110 yootlt seized alienlpted to 'aet the store afire. The l!rlt ocutne snd a number of arreste occurred st ibe start of the marcb, west of pe~~eetullhri!uall the Loop, past bJBB'hr, ballllcul!ed to a city hall, unttlthaellmlted300 pollcemaD. marcher& lurned eaot onto Rdeals Ill the mireb Modi..., 111reet trom La sane aOred by the Revolullonan YOidh Mov0111811t I (Weolber. 111110 laet!CII of Sludenta for a Democratic Society were uainJ leaalh• of CCIICealed Ill rolled up to amalb w!Ddllwl and battle polioe. *' new-• .· • V _bL. IV NO. 37 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12. 7969 PAGE 13 Tbe JI!Ofcliera were ted b)' a ~~~~~~~------~----~~~~~~~~~~~~------------~~~~~ · bl~ ~~a '1 · ·, .PONtiAC .· ' GRAID. 64 . . ,. .. ·P. itX< , -. ,, ' . ,, 'il bammor a •. ed by ell!llt members of tlte American Nazi party, carrying a lar8B ·bemer reading, "Gas red traltora." However, theselumed elf on another street before tlte fll!lltlni bepn. Tbe Loop marcb was ooe of 180eral staged saturday to . 2 ..:· H. . ,.Sio IIIII IIMiilr, .......~ ti':IIS. p. stlerl~t, P. lnka, •·-~~!!''-" wltll 'niatciltna. l_.ar. 1/511 ,Jlrlf: G'.fl · CG!Idltl ' •·'!.:'; IL 1,_1 j Process ;\Wroach." a new proeram eonstdera acleac:eaaa or . QUICK QUIZ 1111 ot lear~, a process . Q-What il the· a~eroge Jlleld of maple sugar per C' !Tee? A-Two or three pounds per season. Fllte trees in ex· ··~ .J:~· ! ~ ' t: only j a co le¥_OI1f111JrGMo i '• pounds. Q-ln collegiate r ' wh~h tootbal~ wlvenltier comprise the B~ C~f!e11Ce? nov.. · OA1L1Htlf .SINES$ COllEGE 441·4367 36 Locu•t Str•t Jl• Mink Auto Slles ·SMitH SAYS: ~ WEIElTALl Ill CITY DEALER PRICESII ' §' ,, See tills one .WAS $2695.00 $2475 ' ' Haw $895 ''· iI Skylark 4 door Sedill. Aut., P.S. radio, vinyl roof, vinyl interior, iO,OOO miles, local owner. Very I sharp. H.T. 4 c~t Autem. TOJn and COuntry, 6 Pass. Aut., PS, PB, radio, lactury air cond. Bucket seats, see this nice car today. SAU ..··"'~' ·' . "/r' •'· PJI(E....s~~• SpeolltDellilt 4.. Seda. Aut., PS, raillo, ww tires, excellent con· · dltloj!. . Local ow•. . PIICE..-. t'OIS. PG, PS. V-8, !<uto. PS ~~ $159S.Oo WAS $1695.00 Now "$$45 n...nnsed $144$_,,· $1445 64 . , . .. MEIC. ,.,, ~ Park Lane Conv. V-8, MOM., PB, PS lAS $1095.01;1 . 64 ••s. D•lta 2dr. H. T. V-8, Hy""Vm PS I ., ODiiiil- . Scolded J =-~~~~~::~ ~!r~!!!~mind ~St!J.iw~=·:e::E. ~~;.s::~~ ;.rm. · Fury 'lfl 4 dop Wagon, 6 tyl, )14 urn· .~n-o:: c: ·= tor~"'::~iu':: !· Are Agaimt Haynsworth R·-• - ·f Error Claimed .;,,t ::,~~':!':'~ ~ :::::::::m:::::~>:==*'«=::.~w.W:::>.::'$'::;;s, ~CO::~t-=~=: In Deaf1 Date =f! ~...;.!:~~: N8Dle Ju..:l........, or For Showcase ·· ·Uve. omee .-..I'D · :;1UIIIJ'. ' ' •• ""* .w..··. w. Skylark 4 door Sedan. Aut., PS, PB, radio, vinyl roof, factory air cond. 4500 miles. Like new, local owner. 64 ~~ :-:..::..~o;.:~r:;.: ·' * 68 SALE PIICE-=~~~~SA~LE!PI~C~E;::::! o WAS $995.00 · Haw · ·'riornln-~ 4 R -~Called by ~· ' ~ixon 66 CHEYELLE Impala 4 d-, V-8, PG, PS. WAS $995.00 Maw SPECIAL 64 CHEY. 64 FOB' FOM, PS. $1395 If our OK used cars don't look like used cars it's because they're new at it. .. CONV. Now Haw 70 BUICK ONE OWNER TRADE-INS ' I $1795 66 CORVETTE Automatic, radio, power steering and brakes, a l!•• '' .'. ~ 1 Haw . $1495.00 - ·: war Conference. WAS $i595.00 Galaxie 4 door, Y-8 ~ i ~-1: Cpe. V-8, Std. PG, PS. Six Die Nixon Wants To Get B~y , t\.r•uJJ.~~!~~t!~t!~~;;:·J!:ti!:~: ~ ~~~r:~ ·R , . . .a····· -~,a --- ~:.. r 68 Malibu 2 dr. H.T. V-8, EXTRA . SPECIAL consiD. ' 1,, 67 CHEYELLE lAS $1895.00 sharp Me. '· ~ Galllpella '67 OLDSIOBILE DELMONT 4 DOOR HARDTOP Protest Groups • Growing ~~~~~~~$~~~~~!~ ~·~;.; ~etal-~~ln:P~ac• .(er,M•:-i~l~lea\l'l~· ·Off ue,Mic~ols,~~o ~~·":':•~•::••:=:·~"'~"~·-~Gel=l~t•:•:•••:...!":•:.!u:•~•:'J I . '.. " - Write or call far catalot aool lnlar.oli..•• ·;·' \ . ; ~ --by By BERT w. OKULEY 'llhlcb Is frequently u&e<l to Into a jungle area where two of SAIGON (U~ A U.S. Air oupp)rt gromd b"Oopa. In tho hallcopters craohed, reacu- · · Side. Force gunsblp crasbed on addition to those missing and ed 1t lfoolllled lroofera a n d · I· Earlier In the da,y, city and takeoff from SaiJ!on' 8 Tan Son resred killed, tbree U.S. crow- reported ldUing 15 Vbtt Cclq. . aJburban pollee raided an NbUt Airport Salurday n1gtrt; men and a South Vlelnamese The rocket barrage bit Nba · · Evanalal, m., church and and six Americans were were Injured. Trang air base 188 mile· arrested 41 followers of tlte believed killed. Five more Tbe plane attached to the IMirtheast or Sataon •• a U.S. W"tt181man taction. Foor al- Americans were reported killed 17tlt ()peraUona Squadron at Air Force ~~ 1d leged meri>ers ot a "guerrilla 111 helicopters down by Tan Son NhuL crashed 350 prepered to leave the baae warfare. team" were arre- Communist gunners. yards from the aoutltwest S\mday and lura It orer lit witlt Molotov cocktails near the Elsewhere, with no major perimeter 0( the base. Tlte South Vletoameoe command Ia loop. breaks reported In the roor- cause was not Immediately the blggeot such mcwe of the program to "VIelhlmlle" tlte week battlelleld lull, Commu- reported. nlst t11Cket crews flredZOlangU.S. troops foul!hl tlle!r way war. range rockets Into 1be U.S.. air base · at Nha Tre~ 011 the eve of Its turnover to South Vietnamese pilots. No American caauaiUes we1:8 reported, but l!ve Soutlt Vtemamese were killed In tlte two-hour barrage. The crash at Tq Son Nhut ' '· .I' Involved an Air Force AC119 libadow, a plane brlsttlng with foet machine guns and cannon By UnltedPresslnternatiooal WAS!UNGTON (UP0 -Pre .. shOWIIl! the saate elreedy had made a reepeelabi& .....-d, with •· progress 011 ·lliallf'' · of Nixon's requests. Like Nlltilll'•. ..... belngused!Oi' ..11' "611!:.&• . as ..." . (Ri' ::e:oc:!:'": message to Congress, Mana!hit 525"" the" drot time on a Wool V.lrg!Dla SCale Road Ccmmlsslon usllli" Wednesday allll Join a greso ltwastimetoforsetpertl- field said "there'll be .., hell l)ld bae•Cinlltees~ ·~u~~~ work proJect. Slould good westher pre..U, the SRC ' - s to nationwide V.letJmn morstoraan advantage, "roll up our and brimstone., in his own. I~ plir the abutment on."the West hs ve the new structure opened to trsftic by the ellll of the lum to demonstratedlsaatlsfacsleeves allll go to work." Tlte Prealdent pleaded fill' Vlrgtnla aide of the river, Another feet Of Concrete has yesr, lion wltlt the conflicL '-") Tlte President's appesl for action oo a long list ol ;:::~::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: A~ross t he countg (ther action on priority &dministra.. measures ai.d spec111eally e&lfo · ' £. gr""'s prepared forprotestaao tton propossls to mset "the tloned the Senate against 0 ' .' " WASHINGTON (UPO _ eJ_ ( Jrnl , OVe both New Jersey senators needs of a nation in distress" turning the Hoose tax reform • Sen; Stephen M,, young, ~ pledged s~porL But the other was cunmended by Senate bill "Into a oharp tax reductiM 1-, groq>s urged coonter deJnorl. Democratic Leader llllke Mans- thst would unbalance the Ohio, praised the ooster ot federal budget allll neutralize Selective Service Director 'V'J'rU' stratlons in s~port of filii!~ WASIIINGTON (UPI) - Tlte field for Its temperate tone. •. · .. , · • · · Wwl B. H men In V.lellllm. chalrmau or a presidential tactMansfield said he would Issue our caDipslgn lo halt tlte risU. cost of living." h4laOowSenrepornatot Wedrsnesday · Tlte President said thepuhlic was not Interested In political 1 _ . . .· ?""' , "'!~"t:ve;•:rector J. (UPI) - Northern Ireland be- bargaining table allll ealled tor holding oo1y 13 boors 0( maneuver!~ between tlte White , . WAlji!INGTON (UPI) -!'res4nY details of the _meetln1 P.il!llll · Its program of pollee re- a~port or administration ef- negotiations before bringing the Hoose allll Capitol Hill. "The · ""Ideal Nlxan reviewed the ·.11\at" It be&ID at 9:45 .,...,.r Hoover Is next In line form Salurday & mWtant Prot- forts to ellll the hostilities. naUon to the verge ot a rail time for staking out po)IUcal 'tV!mlam War situaUcn with hlo a.m. EDT ·lilid ended·at 12:30 toTitbee r8e0tiredyear," Youngold flsseryld, ::.:.banandswe•ed witltde rt~, Veterans or Foreign Wars shutdown. claims will come soon eDDUgb," ~''lrlir military odvl10r1 tor two p.m.. . .. • s &llli7m•-• National Commallller Ray Galhe ssld, urging Coll!reas .bourl and 4!1 Dilnutea 8alurday. Tbe Prelldent !1181 Thursday tollglled sens1or said Her- that Ullller's B-lPcfal resene lal!llor urxed citizens to fly U.S. meantime to work with htm In t 'Tt.e Wblte Houae cllellned to wllll EIIaiiOi'lli- 8ulker, u.s. shey's deparlure was ...,...,. polloe be retained and 1 h 0 flap Wednesday In answer to al disgrace!' He said any the country's lntereat. .: ~cale whether any new alllllasJ,Idbr to Sa'I!J"); who wao erfully ~ news for the government get out. war proteots. ll}'stem under 'IIIIIch this can Manaftekl promised that the mothers of our teenage chllThe Ylol..,ee was ProleSen. · Barry Goldwater a.. hag>en wsa a "deplorable, · -:'lltrate&Y decloklna were made. ~ 8alurday to Vlet>wn. l'rlendly relstiOIIB betw- eo... "'-· J dreo. It Is a matter tor r,.. resctlon to· the disarming of ' But tlte meeting""" one .. a jo tit ut-- ~--±ol• Ariz., urxed motorists to 1urn d a n g e r o a 8 situation," and WASIDNGTON (UPI) -A gross and the administration · _.. "'Hrlea the Pretldenl has beeD lei~ that thlsarrogantge~>e "'~ ·-r ~H~ ... ry on t1te hoodllghts to show should be chanllld to pimiKJb! UPI poll showed sa~un~a,y !hit would be cortbued. 11 wlth eacb ;,:•.-~ctlns 1'ith hla odvlsera. oral Is departi~ this posl- (RUC) 'llhlcb bepn salurday, s~port tor the Nixon admlnls- effective collective bargaining. 40 senators oppose the nomina- of us aware of our own •::lfle llehedllled a ccnfereDce with tlon." and the Ulster pemment's in- trstion Vletnsm policy. 8awsrd's outburst against lion ot Oement F. llaynsworth responsibilities." both sides came at the opening Jr. to the S~reme Court, 34 ur: session ot a hearlns by tlte lavoi It and 26 are undecided. ; Lodp and PhUip C, Habll!-at DETECTS DllAF EAR ommendaUon that the contro- hom saturday allll ea!Ied tor a emergency board appointed by Tlte 8anste vote on President ;l ,,., White Houee~. COWMBUS(UPI)- ConvictMADISON, W. Va. (UPI) - versll;y 8-Speelals be disband. wltltdrawal ot U.S. troops from President Nixon to"loohlntothe Nixon's controversial appoint- '" • ~"""' :: ~ 'l1Jo mlll~\ mee.t lni In tlte ed ldller Richard LeeTingler'a Tlte challeilpr to the United ed. VIetnam under a "clear-cut contract Impasse between the ment the 56-year-old federal •,~liretddent'i Gilloe bi theEucu- axecuUon dste or Jlil.'21, i970, Mine Workers Union pretddeo- tit Poii...:.DlOYed: topolntbresk qp tlme llmlt." sao. Harrison A. raUroads and the foor unions. judge !rom South C&roliiB Is Bulldlng 14jaeent to Ia 12' days too -ly, accorcUns cy, J• . Yoblonski, accuse at s. But WUllamo Jr., ~N.J., said he Appol- or the board still two weeks a1111- but , >;, ;a: ·· While House wu htld prior to blj atlome1. Joseph llilia ed llleum~ l'reaident w, A. at the n'::'tb - along Wood- hoped the moratorium wQUid headed off tor 60 days a strike opposition to It continued ~ to RACINE - Judges have been :··· Nlml'a cJepartun .for sn said sa~un~a,y Oldo law pro- (TCiil'l; Bo1lo or fllrillllll: a deal aiDck - aome 150 Pnlt- help reshlpe U.S. policies tltel had been scbecklled by the week's end. selected for a tslent "; ;. emltlht ll6p at Camp David vldee for a mlnlmum ·r t, 120 OIU' to 11le· plea~·of reUred and eatanls linked hands, formed a tolrard an und 1o tlte war. unions for Oct.· 4, against seven Tbe lateot two opponents are ~JD Nar71and'l Catoctin Moun- dayo •l,letwea~ sentenclhl und dll&bied OOll milllli'S and their buiDan . chain and retused to Tbe Detroit CoaiiUon to Ellll carriers. All the major rail- Democratic Sons. Claiborne to be staled Saturday, Oct. 18, · executlt1n. · lamlllel Ql- ~ed · iiiiMP- ""~"'' . the War Noir circulated hatd- roads except the Pam Central Poll, R.L, and H010ard W. at 8 p.m. In the Soutltern lllllh School audltorlwn at RaclDo. :. :.4J purpose of t )I e 8et'nn.,ter· was 1111tlrlcild Frl- meat or tile .tiKW woltaie and. El~p~ In the ':!ty, -~ bWs wltha schedule 0( protest hsd coontared by threatening to cannon, Nev. · waa to .hear ,a Nporl dsl ·to dleln the eleotrlc ·n.tl~ jun4 1n a tpeecb chlneiPm· bldlell rind fniin a acllvltles. Both tlte coeiiUon shut down II selecledllneswere The Amerlcon Bar Associ& Tbe ~dpa for the _ , . : (len, Earl G, Whoelor·, II Oldo l'eDitemlary Jill. · 26 beft C !ilturde,y, · , . 11!""'1111 car rl.wled iDio 1 llhop allll a rll!llt wing """" haw otruch. lion plamed to begin an oponeored by the Southern 1 'i'!~mitp .ot .... ... Jollli Chlat .. •. . 1Gt b·v• .~._,....., ........ _,......., _. ·'crllnln.l · 'f,;·:: ·: ' ,;<_:'( :. • · -~ '. oriid IIY tbe l.cfd MaJor of aeked the lletralt Q'- CooncD Seward lnterruptadtestlanony lnveatlgation Monday Into letlc Booatars and b.,sed by • ~ '~ T"" . _..., . ' II' . ll8llalt, .r.,..p. ~ .,-I, "' Marilyn Powell, will In- -: lu,lit . nturilld: Court Jud&e ~ X. ~ . ,, . . , . .}; . r .. / "-"'·~~.. There · . 111 Ill tor permlo~lcn to use Kenneci:r by the unloas after WWiam.W. Haynswortlt's flnsnclal affairs. Mrs. elude Mrs. W, P. Loch&ty, ·• an · ~ villt to !IIlli COilleftl!id· that date :(raa · TWO COLUMBUsrrES'-I>IE' _._. · wve - Square tor• raWes WednesdaY Wiq>lllnger, chief union nesctl- Tbe ABA will check reporto 9 Poineroy; Mro. Charles Nell- ' :vii~D. , . too eilrlJ, Ia thai It lilY' TJ,ac.._ JIRANCIII.AND, Va. (U~ illrl s reported. but 111 actlcn has !~ten taken. alor, told the board thai 'no that llaynsworth owned stock In man of !;Jracuae aDd Larr)' An-~: ,: JoiiiiOs'ln .thedlscuulm ler Glii,y .-wii.di,yllletw.--- - Cecil H. Fflddln/ 23, and DIES IN COLLISioN T. HardiOIJ-s, a 19-year- face.tCJ.taee barphdnl be11180il a Marylallll insurance COiDPIIDY dereon of Radio WMPO. " QtlenH 8acaelai')' .Malvln tenclnl ind .,_..,...,_ Dai!&Y Crum, ·ie, balh <of Co. cowMiros (UPO ..l. Rcbort old Prln- aophomorewhole tlte two sides had been held w h i I e ruling oo two caseo Sfrte m selected acta will be ); "· ·'~<~>~""' and .the· unlfanued - l'bililer! ~ of the FBI'• io 1~ Ohio, were ldD~ sat- G. Sunllerhaill, "35, Lima, """ cO:.Cbainnao of a studeilt Jl'""' alnoe June 26. Involving it. tak1n& part In the lbow llltlcb : : ' ' Rayno worth was nomlnsted In '' =~~~of ltalf of the ~ 11011 1\'atrted flat-Uvea prior 1ll'da1 1p a ~ - true!~ coiU. k~ ~ 01&1\t.ln a IIOIHn -•log the morator111111, ~~aid Wlllplolnpr, vice president ot Is bslng divided IIlio two ale. .· ''I ·-. ·· · •;)'• to II!• arnlt I~ ,JU111111er an~ ' sion·~it eoutlt rt tldl cciilaliliiaii'U.S. 23 ~atootalde tha 41!manstraUG111 "wUI do I!!'! llacblnlata Union, esllmat.. August to IIU the ..caney . ~ M Pap If - ereated by Abe Fortao, who pleo- profealllG!lAlalllluia. , finn wascanvlet.. ·em Well Vlrlinla collllilllnlll. the clf.711mltt. ' Contlilled on~ It a.tl18 ,fl. , .' '-!' ',,: .''e · realgnod IDler l!re because of leur. Jnoltvl4\ialo and 81 '110 his deeiU.s with a family Ill eacb ealegor;y will be ,...;. foundation of flllancler Loolo E. petlna for prbea of Wolfaon, who later wool to $10. ef ROidlo Will~ ~ priaoA. ' ' ·< Haynswctrlh was approved by ~- .fOr ' llhlcb will "alao . the sanate Judlclary Ccmmlttee ....... the clf:lclll ~-· Plirt 1!1 the ., (New Quilter Beatns Deulllber 10) , mw' StaAte , Iowa, nesota,. Indiana, an State, Northwestern and Js. : ~ GBC GRADUATES GET THE BETTER JOBS! ceptionally favorable weatb· er may yield five or silt ,, ~ we have a Bu•lne11. lteablal_. or ,. ·•b!llm. ~hl=-h. ====-t RIO GRANDE- Wltlttheatm of improvlll! aclence edacaiiM in elementary schools. R 1 o Gralllle College's Division or EducaUon allll Psychology hss begun utllltlng "Science - A Reared SDS' Revolutionary Youth , Mowement D, rival of t h o Westherman fact Ion, drea about 3,000 persons to the West When we have an@_ used ear_·· Science Launched at Rio teschlng concept, In Its elemer>tery education program. "Science - A Process Approach" ns developed Jointly by the American Association foe' tho Advancement ot Science (AAAS> and tile Xerox CorporsUon In response to the generally low quality ot science education in elemenlary schools. The maJor cause thlsiow qusllty was man AAAS study, to be tlie relative lack of materials · ~ t.ba .......... hsd available. Tbe basis or this new pr<>gram, according to MerrUI A. Grodin, assistant profoosor of education, "is !hit we no longer think ot science 11 purely factual Information. Rather than momorl•• a list of facts, this St891 't~ MICHAEL BUCCI ACCEPTS M bahslf of Tbe Goodyear Tire and RltiJer ~ny, PoiDt Plessant Plsnt, tlte Firat Place Plaque lor Olemleal Division llllluolrlal llwselleePing trcm RusselllleYOUil!, chairman of the board. Tbo Point Pleassnt plant was chosen as the claMst allll most orderly plant In the Goodyesr Chemleal Division In competlllon with chemical plants located In Akron, Beawnont, Tex., Hooston, Tex., and Niagara Falls, New York. climax tour days of demonotra. WOop .I0101 Mrs. and Mrs. Eddie T. Van Moire alclde. 'l'hil t.cq, march ..... Jll'Ooed- ·Haw • net.:· ·adairY -- ' . :~;:-SQt?iet Fly . ·.,. .- · ..., · .Maehine Slwp Aloft Sci11ll • • .... . ·1!1e ,.It\' alllludu.. .wd' .~;~,··· ' ..... _,l-7 ..-•,.... ' as ......,..:,.: Jam•• ....,. "!'iii '"' but~ libanln and 0. Eutland, D-MiaL, tald !bit IIIIDIIIIIlGiment. Thursday, JaiMa ._~~au... would"no! !'W~. U.. . oaor for at ,...t tl!o..w~ ' . ! 1 !<.. ., ,·_;;~; ·'.':.,,1:1: ;~·,·(·~ .. ~ral~~~5~~~~~~~~ �' 0 :1 ,,.. Elalith . C~R ORIENTATION. Sevenlh ·and tp'lde student• J. Meigs Junior High &:hool are taklrw career orientation, a prognni designed to expose these students to as much Information as possible about as IIWII' Jobs as possible. Frldey, class membero were shown how a back hoe operotes ani what It can do by Emmet Shuler or Shuler Construction Co. Every studdent hes one perlclll of ca- · Southside Program on Harvest F Initiated in :.- q. · \ ; LADIES OF ENTERPRISE Unltsd Methodllt awrdl bepn Mooley the chore of coriiiS 40 bushel or 1,1111les. Shown lett to right are· Beatrice Buck, Nalley Walkal', Freda Llevilll and Beulab utterlack. PT. PLEASANT - " .llarY81t" was the them or Mason Count,y lkllllemaker's A~hiew­ aent Day, Oct. 8, at the 4-H Camp In Southside, with cOI'DIhocks, p~~~q~klns, colored l•ves, bittersweet and ran aowers providing a 1-ervest se... Meigs Court tblg. ' -·t ActiYies lncludsd the Mas'"' Councy committee reports tor 1869, state ani ..uonal homeaakars reports, ani the elec" lion anllnstallaUonoCMrs. Ray Fox, vice president, and Mrs. llalcolm Saunders, secretarr. The dining hsU was beautllulb' decorated by the Sassafras Club of Letart. Mrs. C. E. Erwin, Southside, president, welcomsd over 126 members ani guests. Mrs. Ver,.l Johnson, West Calumbla, presentsd the deve>o tlonals. FClllowlng a reading e,.. titled, "Harvest Time," Mrs. Fax conclndsd the devotional 1ervlce with prarsr. Mrs. Vir.U &:anWn.,.Le.Po. rAid """W . anlltl~"''lliobll'· .Ailctf'Ud ' Nil'! Clnlh:h Orpn," • · ii~' were ,Iv..; by Mrs. Charles Yonher, secretarr,and . · 'Wand,we.~*aomnn' tar Hm'll11ilfM. · teet 1n IJ'd8r to .IB'ft!a traader. It ••it'll~ llrGii 1so . . .... ·•--..tfll!ii ll··••d""' - af·lbl ~fi; u.u.• .'!llii· It WASHING JARS IS ANOTHER importam step In 1fio ready 101' the 1,1111le butter as shown by Fl'IIIC:es Ho& nel, left, and lltil,y Frick. liDS "! nf··1• llrs. Wilbur Plants, lrelsur- NOW PAID ar. The 1969 nnanclal statement was submitted by M r s. Planta. J Mrs. PoweU Reynolds of the IIDIIII,.Ung committee read the aames of canlidates. The new otftcers were lnstallsd by Mrs, Audrer Emery, Mason Count,y Romemakars Agent. M r s. Charlo• Yonker ani Mrs. Ver1111 J ol!nson presented their lkllllemakers' pins to the n e w olllcers and the outgoing aamsd GALLlPOLm - River poUutlob Ia not a l)l'Ciblem. Flft;y fOUl aeo ac:ld from the mills caused mu~ concert~ with steamboUara. One IIWI came dp with the Idea oil bornera to replace ooal as a fuel to ellmlbollers. 'lbese and Other stories are from River Items In the foliowln& editions ot the oflcers were each presented CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT ._T_______.. a past officer's pin, GallljJolls Dally Trlllune: ON During the besiness meeU.., tbe 111'014> voted to prepsre and aetve the Millon Councy Achievement Day Banquet. Mrs. Erwin l,llpointsd Mrs. G. C. Sclmmer, Mrs. llarryStaatsand Mrs. Sheridan McLerran on the committee. Mrs. Forrest Gribble, 1969 lfason Count,y Belle, r<~>orted on her tr4> to Glenville where lbe represented tlte councy, Past Mason Count,y Belles iJ>. troducsd were Mro. Oak Them• ., Mrs. Iva Clpehart, Mrs. Cbarles McCUlloch, Mrs. Ha"' lie Reed 8nd Mrs. Roy GreeDlie. Mrs. 00s l!anloiph, or the Ami Bailey Club, reported oii . . State J,.eadershlp TraiDIDS c:aar.rence which she attended at Jack.IOII'a MilL lteporta were chen by several wbo attenlsd the Notional RCIIIIemaktoro Conference at Blacksbura, Va. Tiley w e r e lin. Audrey Emeey, Mrs. c. B. .Erwin, Mlsa llaltle Jordall ud Mra, OOs l!anlolllb. .Mrs. Emery asld . work and Ill lllllJOI1ance was 90 Day Certificates 358 SECOND AVE. ''7HE OLD BANK lfl1'H NEW IDEAS" .-phaalz41d. wlaw1 of VPI!lleshowad~c wh~ lhi confel\. ~ { $1,000.00 Minimum ...,. •• held an1 picture• or elub melllbero.. it 1!11Cklbur1 , ·II· r;:r;:~i#:i1.t!i!~~~:£==;:::;;;J , v-., and 011 a ·....,.. tour at f8ld .1'1111,.. . ; ~Oil ' . '~ 'I eq>hasla woo · ~ 'at' tha ·IIOIIferenet OllaettiD ~le lnw!Wol in localaw- ' •'\ '1 )lin JOI'dlll,l'tiH!flllll,..c:l"' IMDsblp, . I tacit DeposHor lnsared To $15,1100 by F.D.I.C. ' I ~. qlac!N. , GALLIPOLIS, OHIO \ •oilunl- ~~~~'[__j Interest Paid Quarterly Automatically Renewable ......- - - - - - - . �' ' '. ' t• \ .' 1. ' ,. < , \, 1\ .' . •, . -~~.,. •-j~ Sunday Tlme~n\lrtel, SimdaJI, O.:tober 12, 19~9. '. ,. . • ' . , ' I . 0 h I o {UPJ)- . Big Ten. It also waa the 111011 '} . .,Jttl'n. who ontored tl)e pme were scored ~te:• 111tecla· · points Ohio State has ac:orecl ,.li\th , l,t$9' career 118tslrv alii '!''·==~~~~:::CIU&rlerback, push- against the ~rtana In tltelr rua~ ~· In 11 varsll;r · yardage total put laot 10 meetllwa. .,. •tart•; canpl- IO.ot21puoDIUk Saturday as he SJ'ATISTICS IS lor 189 yardo attd added 84 !~:~~~" {or · three touchdowns Department MSIJ OSIJ 111'!111 rui!Jirv In 16 trJ,a. Tho fortwomorelnlead- Firat dons.,, •• 12 30 fter7redi!eedfromLaneaster, detellllng national RuiJIIIns yardap •• 82 '· 187 Ohio, ctmtil$11 touchdown chllf!IPI•m l!uciqtyes to a 54-21 Paaalng yardage • • 218 233 ~ues ot 24, 13 4nd 29 yarda ll>er Micldgan State. A Return yardage •. i22 . .IYT ~ ~¥' ~lte, Bnce Jankowski rec'Oid crqwd ot 88,6lt packed Paseea • . •• 10.:11..2 18Jio.1 arid Tan Campana. ·tn addition, Ohio 5_1adi.W. PUnts • . . . • • • ..u.& a.ai-3 .'he scOJ'ell' Cll short runs or one ·The victory was Ohio State' a Fumbles loioi • _ • 1 1 .and tltu!' yaf\la. 1 11th · In a row and 12th In the Yards penalized •. U4 u OUter ·Ohio state touchdaonil ... ' ' a!lf'leo, the alert Deilevc ~ OIJ,Io fllile' . • • Z7 7 I 1t..·~ Kern le111he rame with elsht ered a Ylchlpn Stata tumblt ilijldllll !bte •• 7 7 0 7-·Zi minutes to .play and Ute J!ucko that set 111 a 26 • yard, elaltt- · OIIU - Dtl!l¥e 1t JIUI Illeyeo ~IV a 47 .•'·21 buJae. · plly drl1ol, that-... w 1 t h IKI¥»11.1111, II. White, kick. In paoalrv and ru'ablng tor lhe Kern hittilw J&Dkowold Clla 1806V - Kent, 1 ~'"'II". S. touchdotma, Kern padded his yard toucltdowtl paiL Wlilte, klt!lt. . • careertolalto20TDs,lnci!DTwo , minutes later, Z.U. OIIU- Zellrta 13..pmtre~ ltV 13 uaballcarrler. pulled In a pmt and ran 73 IUm(ldckra!Jerl).. The game practlcall,y was yarda down lite rl8hl si4WIIne MSIJ - Fonman 76 paas owr Just alljlr It bepn, when tor the third touchdowa. Zellaa fn1111 Triplett (l!oyce klcli). Debevc picked orr Triplett's hallftte\l Mlchlpn State with bla OSll - Kern 4 nm (S. White pau alii rald>led U yards for klckotr aod punt reblrns In the ldcli). the touchdown In the lint lhree first halt, accounting tor 188 MSIJ - Fonmaa 40 pau mlllltel or play. Oil the nelll )'ards on !lw runs. f by Mark Debeve pla¥1 by Don llilltnnlth. on a 14 • yard Interception, Larry Zelllna on a 73 .• yll'd punt return, attd onnpana on live • yard paso Kevil\ Rusrak who replaced Kern at quarlerillck In t1te toui1Jt period. · The combination ot BUJ ~ lett to Frank Foreman accoont.ed tor I>Yo ol Michigan State's touchdoWIIll on pa11 p~ ot 76 alii 40 yards. 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TEFLON .~ y li. ... .,.·'I',. ( ~ $244 • ' '" 9" IOUID CAKE PAl Heat. quickly, brown$ quickly ... giYes perfect results with standard recip11 or ready miJCes. ..o... . u Syracu se Topples Tigers Romp appeared In World Series competition who'v• never been beaten In a series rame. Since they also swept the Mlnneaot'a Twins In three pmes In the American League pllyofts laat weekend t h ~ v remabted .•,, FA~Oture oecO.RATION. FOR ov~·R · ' ,.. ' 1 '259 )'EARS-PERMANEN~l)' .1-: ~ ' .f.IRED INT0 1PORCELAIN> -ENAMEL "•t-"1" ' • ... ''0 ·~ i ~ . ••' n . ,ll ·\ ' • 1:. ·.Y~· . ,·1 . • . 1 ~ ' . .. , , .0 ; '· Rulllllk (II. Wltlte kick), A - ii6,U4. .' :f '' . . . ., . . ; run off Cuellar . • ._ed 811 Oriole •~dna ot 39 conaecutlw scorelen aeries lmlnp since Los Allgelea ocored In the third lnniDg ot the Brat p.DIO ot the 1966 series. But ~'::""lor, a CUbah n-born screw.... pitcher w o ""' obtained In a deal with Houston at the elll or last season, had the Meta under eontrolthe rest ot .the game. He allowed onl,y one eJtra ,. beae hit. - Donn Clendenon s fourth-Inning double. Vols Batter Geo . T rgut eam B y 26-8 Tally nrst In ~~~'f!lllllt,l,'~te Mdllo: ~ 130 onl.aitJ ~· · to !Nnbarltf brc*e lltit . ti,J, • llarrJ 'GaiUto'a}8,Yard toueb. lilt Rolaitil down bomb .fa . tll!ll-looted . Meqltt wlllt a 90-yard TD paos Larry IU~· III the ~of · ~ ......,.. ;o(J,~ .i... With ~ Dllnutao In li1• p.me ! lite)!~~~'~~ lltJ, yarda by ~ ~III'D i:J- 10 Mtbln ' Hooliere. · -b 1950s.. W!tlt • ....,••~ but.• .,.,~·-trY 111e oentor hallltack · . TLt · coqver:,t.IIIHI{n •18C'1ftil scotilt ·.. ·' "•'· ··· · ·.. ., I, est 1IQ'da. ' I 1• ' I· 111•• of h 0 " well the Clewland LaatSunday'a 211-ZlloostoUie bof there weren't any fans left Browno had learnocl ~ les- Dtlnllt Uons came 011 toar ~ 7:1t ·Cincfn,'nitti try~~to::.~c~ . 'J ' CINCINNATI (UPI) -U rookie quarterback Greg Cook's.,.... ltV arm is back to full strength Clnclnnall fans may aeethepro football wrslon of 1 pitchers duel here SundiQ' as the Clnclllllltl Bengals take on the world champion New York Jets and their Stllerstar quarterback, Joe Namath. The Bengal&, In tltelr secolll season In the American Foot.ball League alii sporting a 3-1 record, are seven point wderdogs going 1rto the contest at 4 p.m. at Nippert Stadii!IIL Cook, the rookie sensation who lsleadlrvthe league' spa... era despite ..aitllng oot laat week's pme at San DieKD, hal been11111'1lltVamuscleil\iur.vln his right arm receiYed durlog the Kansas Cltypmetwoweeks ;~~:]~::u[:· :cm:·:• .- ear~ ,.:olead. Dannlo Shuprs r ; 1 ope6 when the game atarted ..•.... .- · .· ' !;!;~ •• ~;;::.:::~:r~~ar.:t :-!..:":"...: ' : . : e . : :C!~=BitloDOIIl4 oltbole Jets, Ben.uals Meet ••o hall, ~~;f~~CleniiOit' O· I! D. C. OSll.- ~21.-.froa! Kern (S. WJdte Idol<). 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GAISI!Ielp ~~~ rame. on Ferris acored again onaOneworld champions because tltey yard IDI&Ih In the third period have, tlte great I/8SSer... atter a 45-yard drive. He was referring to Joe Na· Phil ~?crlgnoll ran one yard math, tho colorful Jets slgnol In the tourtlt quarter tor Pitt's caller who led his team to the ~ toucltdown, which came &pr Bowl victory last year at the end ot an 85-yard march. alii baa becomeoneortootball'a Pitt miscues helped Navy to great passers deaplte a pair or ;f~ ·!o~swlthoutavictory. two. touchdowns. l'linter--'!oe bad knees. . , ~ms · scored on runs of one Splcllo ~ed the snap end The Benp.ls will heve more to worry about tlan juat Joe • ·an\1, 19 yards then dazzled Navy was tackled at lite Pitt 25. Two .. p'"" - Mar bettl -" ....,a· later n ""'' c ·-· NamatiL They have to contelll ~--furda:y's elsht yards tor ~vy's first with 1he lmgue'a top scorer, touchdown. TOll! Sehar returned placekicker Jim Turner who has an lntarceptlon of a Friedlpaas booted 11 Deld goals In 14 atyards for the Brat or Navy's t811lj>ts alii n1ne conversloas tor ., two thl~ scores. Tho a total or 42 points. . ' other came on Mike McNallen•s Cincinnati's re~ring corps ·College Results 14 .yard pass to Marchetti to may be lampered by the tact By tinlted P'!~sslnlet) rnational elll an 89:yarddrlvehlgbllghted tlat tight elll Bob Trulnpy "'""' by McNallen's 53-yard f18Sato missed severaldiQ'sotpractlce Yale '27 Brawn 13 Karl ~lnvebn. due to a severe chest cold and Peni) St. 20 West VIrginia 0 The Middles failed to eapllamay nat ba 111 to par tor SUJ>. ·., ·Massachusetts 14 BostOn U. 9 llze on three other breaks. The ago. day's game. Wide receivers Notre Dune u Army o · · first opporlulllt¥ a ..,orated Cook admitted Friday his arm Eric Crabtree alii ~ed)' 11too Butla'o 27 Dayton 0 when Davie Dlcldley Intercepted was "stUI a little sore" but heed mas bulb are heal111y. •'· Dartllioutlt 41 Penn 0 McNallen'a pass at the Pitt cOBch Paul Brown plans to start The &111118 baa been a sellout . KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP))Ve~otii 41 Rhode lalalll 7 niDe just before the halt ended.. COLLEGE PARK. Yd. (UPO the former Unlvenley CIJI. tor three months but several The powerful Tenbitseee Vol~~~>· PlttJburgh 46 Navy 19 N"vy recovered llunbles at tlte _Rich Panczyszynplcked-rt clmatistar.. hundred llandlng rGtllll' ,tlclreta leers scored 1ft every period flobart 44 Hamllton 12 Pltl seven end 24 yarl\ lines In Maryland's touted paoa . defp~ . The Jets haven't exaetl,y IJum. have been sold. All ol the S,O. Salurllay to batter Georgia Lehlsh 17 Rlqer~ 7 the lourth quarter but the tor fOQl'tb.CI,uarter touchdown , ·e d up league this year u gals' 1'0IIIAiDitV balne PD~ea· Tech 26-8 .and ~etbelrbld Maine 20 New Hampshire U Panthers held both lbnes. passes ol 15 and 22 yarda to they are ~2 but B"!WD are sellouts. ror a fiPOl ID tho •tlon'a.lqJ 10. Delaware 20 Hofstra IS Tony Gabriel Saturday to apur pointed Ott, "They're s tIll· The ll. .ranked Vola, wbo J. •Princeton 24 Cornell17 Syracuse to a io-9 victory. """ have consecutive nlld ·,. Hanard 51 Colunibla o Maryland'• Terr&plnlledtlte .- e • wiUI toush southoutern ., . (Midwest) nation In pass defense I!Dirv •ConferencerivalsAI•bem•attd , : Colorado 14 J""a St. 0 Into the p.Dle, haviJW allowed --Georgia, held Ule Yellow 1 1t,tr~~J~a· l7t.fbtn8oota7 .-'lBehl"~-' onl,y 12 coq~letloas Cor 154 • JacketstoOiteBrstdOWIIIn1he .. ''' Kansas St. aG Kal!sas 22 'fIIU yards In three previous PJ!¥15 tlrot halt. 0 0 OhloSL 54 Mich. SL 2~ thla s8aaoo. Temteaaeepostadtouchdowna Nortbwe~n, 1(1'ttiln0lo 0 ' Georp J.-ettlrb, who c • · . . . on 1 12-.vard -by tailback . . weat.r~ <Mich. ~St. 13 Ji~tn·";l'usU vei1ed' after bulb touchdowns, BLOOMINGTON,. ,lttli. (~ twmle by Walt -ser 011 the Don t.tcCieaey, · paoses tr0111 , Mlo~ i7 Nebnts~ 7 111 1 "~ ., kicked a·~ lleld seal In ·- 'Jndlana, olep&ted ,ln Ute IIlii lilliltesota 22, onl,y twou,njmlles quarter!Bck Bobby Seott to Wla~tit 23 ·~a17 " , .. · . · tho oei:ood qjl&rler attd a 32e~l8d ~ aP*ltattourtb otter !fliltbeu&h oeored the . tlankar Laster McCain and end Ohli> Uitherllt.Y 31 Xavi.e r 8' ' SPtuNGnELD, Olilo (UPO- - Yiird Beld goal In the third POJ:Iod touchdowns end lidded a llooalera• !lrlt marker. Ken lleiOIIL and an &-yard run , (South) · , Senllif.!tdDiack Jim Justice ran quartet for the OraJtaeDten'• ileld p i In lite llnal 8eCCIIida Silas, a211~ linebacker, by tailback Bobby Patterson. KeDill<:k;r 7 V~ ~ 6 fQi; .~ .vard• Sa!ltrdof to posit Citltor polnta. ~ to llltJ» lliitne1011, 17. than recovered llllOther 6tmble Tecb ,.... scorelesa until late Sytacuse 2Q ¥a"Yiaoo' 9 " · his career ~!llltolal tollll!\" Maryland detenshe tackle 7 In their :pie T• op~~~er. by .Geor&e KemP . \111 the In tho ~ OJI&rler when 1- Dillie 27 ,W pe Forest 20 . •• Wlt1811borg Pete Mattia reconred a · Two lltDible reetWtrleslnthe Minnesota 15 attd Warner ballbeck Stew Harkey broke Air FM,;k 20 North Caroltite:O Cll;y College (Pa.) Syracuse riimble at the Ora¥1 11na1 perlnd set up a 11ooa1er booted lila lleld p i m tOIU'IIt 14ose rOr 19 yards to avoid a &!. Rlclunontl 7 ' 20 in Ule quarter and Greg touchdowtt attd !>on Wamer'a down. shutout. Quarter!Bck Dallier 28 Georgia T.ech 8 1~9ya~ Fries booted a 43-yard lleld 27~ ftelci .PJ,t;ylngtlteRJ bedlar&er can;li,d 3ll'tlmea Hollman, who Pla.Yed most~ ·Tulallfl 17. lOCI~ tlte iC181 that p•e Maryland an c&reel'·record olllx.. Bulltwao for 184 yards ~er . liJf.l . TEFLON . , . MSIJ- llilltllllilll I ra11 (JioyceldciQ. three touchdowna and C!Uirler· 34 - yard nm In the third per • back Jim Batpla brGke a lod. afn&ie pme 1181S contpletlon Marsball'slone acare came ln . record Salurda,y te pace Miami the third atanza 011 a two.,....S Univerliey to a 35 • 7 romp run by hallbeck KeYiD GllJnon. orer Marsltall. Marahall'o No. laignalcaller, The Redlliln"aD!ed In every .Ted Sltoebrldge, did not 11art period, Dicker lOll icored In the because ol a 8houlder ~~~Jury. ftrot and second fll&rlera on lUI standln, Bob Hurls, comnma ol two yards. He 1111hed pleled 20 ol to paases tor 222 orer again In the third period yards. 011 a tltree • yll'd run. Bul on the around 1he 'lbundBengala, aecond s t r I. n g, eriDg Herd IIDishad witlt a lll&rlerbtck, passed 2lyardsto minus 18 yards In rulhiJtl, 11 tlglit end Dave Patak;r tor stout Miami defense tossed Haranotlter · Miami tally In the ris for looses of 36 yanlo cm19 fOIU'IIt quarter. Benpla eom. ol his carries, p i - 18 pa11ea out of 29 at.- .Benp.la replaced atartltV teJnpta for 223 yards to break fllarlerback Katt 1'ltoqwwt ID the all -time slntlle game the Brat fll&rler otter 'l'holltp. completion record ol 17 set by 1011 autrered a possible lltoul. Bemle Kellerman aealnst lfou. der ln)lry, Orioles Take Series Opener, 4-1 =~.1'"4~'!'i!.n~ "' ,odn-t llzld· PittwallopeotNavy to together back-to-back wlnl tor the llrst time In nw years. . "The Pamlters, comlrv orr three consecutive l-9 aea10111, evened their .record_ ~ ~· rollbirlni last week's 14-12 win 9~.r\ P)tke. Na'Y suffered Ita r,p.. . TEFLON SAD HOMECOMING - Tho elQ)resslona on raees ot Gallipolis Blue Devil fans tell the atorylnthls Dick Thomas photograph, taken "lth 52 seconds lett In friday's (UPl)-TaJI.. with bro outstanding moves back Dermis Feri'ls ran tor behiRl a block tram Rod on six hits while Bulord hit t~.Jl~Uclldowns · · Seaver's second pitch ro. a "' ~~~·~:.;., 2'12 QUART from Kenl(ld'* .f."llll'· OXFORD, Ohio (UPI) - Full- stan ID 1982. back Cleveland Dickerson barT.Uback Ed Maioneyraundotl reled over on abort runs tor out the Miami •oorlnc witlt a lead at halftime. Ohio Unlverllt,t,reei!IIJtrOat 811 upset last week at ToledO, Kept Ute ball em jlte JI'(Jund throullh moat ol the" pme but Beyant did hit Snyder with'tour ol hil tlve passes with a 26yard pus hlshllshtllw a 72-yanl drive late ID the third fiiU!er, The series ql pbi,ya was cHmaxed when fullback Steoe Leveck plunpd over tlte gu8l · llrte from the tour. Wlnlesa Xavier, atq1ng a drive ID the tourtltperiod, ed when quarterback Myers kept the ball on a quarterback sneak and went over from .the ' RETAIL VALUE $15.95 All TO BIIOUMIJ IM OUR HOUSIWARIIJIPT. ;,. the . ~rd earl,ylntlteftrat "· perl,od wh011 defensl•e ha!Jback illeb Hawkins 111ared a pass troni Xavier quarleroack Dick ll;rers on Xavier'• 40. Place kicker Jim Kenslnpr came on lllld kicked a to..yard tleld aoal. cli4rv81 Mitchell~s llx -yard .~nr· run In die second per. lod gave the Bobcats a 17 • 0 .. . I ball. Tlie Bobcats, 110112-1..1, &01 em one. , $ New Sup•r·Hard Teflon II • Marshall Is .. Dumped35-7 ·Musketeers TEFLON . fn!m ~ ~ ~· 0611 . - J)_.._.,• .,...,_ .IW.n (S,: WJdM Idol<). ' . . 06V - l ' * - * U. pua . OU Thu-,nps lifully , Ol'e ' 54~a .:' Ckeyes I?ttlvt:rize MSU,Spartans, ,• '• Seamltou corutr!XIion, "Teflon" linish- breod or meal loo~ b1own beou· ' ' ' ':\ .. . . Ill..u·.. !:::':...."'::':::·:a:-.:: BOIL Lions Pick plnat lng earlier w~nn~na ·Oitort..a- :. Phliadelfll11a and Wuh- ilrvton. r Up 15th In No other team Ute National Ii Football I•OIP'e hu tlud>ledu! Row' 20• 0 c""'.ubch' Balastlmtheore,Brolmhal,hadonl,y,.. • more In 1 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. <uPb-Ponn state's cruahirv ground pme wore down West VIrginia In the secolll half Saturday and the uons rolled over tho Mountaineers 2~ Ina battle or udleatens. h A-~rd crowtad of 52,0the72 om-rv ns saw fourth-ranked Uons post their uth Jtralgbt victory •od rack 111 their 23rd p.Dle without a loss as sopbomore 1 I.,ydell Mitchell alii Franco Harris and senior Charlie Pittman seored on short runs. It was a l)t>lcal Penn State victory as the Uons magn1ncetit teem provided the spark whleb gave the Uona one opportunley alter another. Peoo state Intercepted three paaaea In the tirot halt alone attd blunted ewry Weat Virglala drlw almost befa<e It got otarted. 'l1tl Mounlalneen on1,y had """roal-rtunlt¥toacore attd a penaiQ' alii State's d8tanso thr"" them back 40 yardoln a serteaotthreedowns after they reached the Pem State 22 yard 11rte In Ute llrat quarteio, Penn state sltows tour w1n1 tbll · year, havtltg defeated lila"Y, C40n.de attd Kanau State berore Weot Virginia. llaul!el' Hot In Pioneers Vietory llltercepU0111. Quarterback BIll Nel1011'1 comment afler the DotroltiiJil!l exeDJjJIIfled wlat shouldbedellt . nat asainst New Or:;x~E'~. but onl,y against the Browns' ent8 In COIIIIng COIAIII -,, mrJ: "We !,.t liD pi~ 011 we have these threeJIIIIIIOI ., •·•• said. ,.11 eauaht up' wi':,: us. We've &01 to ..... beeler ~ . • The llrqtms' passing atac~ was-ctedtobehea'Yopln.; at the Saints, wbo have .Jet tq win one In sea- pla.y. · Relying .., the lar:t- No" Orleans has had 102 passe~ thrown at It wllholt picking one, the ouccesdllollo ol Nel · finally r &ell and veteran fianller ~ CGIIIns was -cted to be r -udblo far a ~ deal of B<OI'IJ1I. • oif orr- ' IWIIETTA, Ohio (Uii'O _ illutllllde-1¥BntleKell, eratlli!t Ia ba'* to lentlltll Marietta CIUU'terilackllobllau- perlenee to the&wna on three ser '•"•leted1a ~ 15 pasa at- slw backtleJcJ aftltrtlta twa 1iilniU ior :tta' yards~ or • . caot .., Ida !1IJii to lead ld.a ~~ eo a L~ Kellermam will law . Ohio • ~ ,.,.~ euf '.• l'lir .lilm. witlt N.w .48 _... ~ CGU..i' · ~eut~...._.... ilw his Qpte of Hllil;.....l Mi'lala IW,_. vi- .....:a: IIJ)Ijt .. -..#' ·of'Uie :Pill Glclt ie • Collins, who waa out-~ last seuon wltlulhoolclor oep. eratlon, Is ott to perbapa tho ruteot start fll his eight ,..... --wlthtourl.ol.-t eatcho11D three pmeo. Tba Browtts also railed em Leroy Kelly to roblrli to ltlo ~ ocyle to ~liM! Which baa oeemed tel lack the needed pmch 1n ~ · rusltiDg department, -1 Kelly was obviously not 111 toj par apinllt the Llou blplntnr Cllll7 16 Yiif'\11 ID 10 earrlea, buj, waa - t e d to have eoq,~~ altaken ott aU adftl'ae ~· trGm a pulled lalllmttw • ...; cle. · .om- tO ' a ·as- . -. " �{>•\'• .. ,...•.. ---·----~:.....,.-.;. ~-_.,....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ....__;.;--,..,.----·------------~-...-, · _ _ _,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,..,...,., __ ,._ _ _ _,_....,._ _ _ .......' ....._.,.. 1 . ,·Jt ,.. ; ;.< M • "':;. . : " • ' . ' ' : · ~: wr: ld·ca·~·., 2 ~8 f: •· I' 'I" '. 'J) , tl' : RACINE- 'l'lle Sauthem 1.0"'; cal Torna•:e• ii CGacll Bob ~ Alllll3 poit.dthelr~wln ::. Gilbo ;rear; •-'· over .~ . Trace Frk113 nlallt at the Tor. nidota'bomecamlna• T1111 moved lhll Tomacloe1' recordto2-4overall,V!nllut 1 _ . 1 mark CJl 2.7, and 2-:llll Hannan Trace _fB_Ded llndtraS..,O , Ita prcreikl ' , · an 'Ill It was the~ ~••¥•• -~ Southam VallV , F'-ra the b:r Byard NextFridQnllbttheToma· an dota will travel 1o Glouller to =~a!'!d:U.~rn~.:'; plaJitheTomcatalnanon.Jeague dlt. Pa";'~wi:::.!~ ~~: Score by ~~ !Iaman Trace 8 0 0 ()... 8 ~ ~~:7u~=..7~~~ Soutllem 6 8 6 ()-2lJ ftrllt quarter 11 was the WildHan ..Trace South. Fir 7 I do call~s wno , . • . •5 > But the To adoes came back Pass Atl , . , •••• 15 o , m Pass Comp. ...... ,5 0 Int.............. ' 0 1 •- pi•• ··-eon 145 lb. ·-""· ~umb R o 1 ;;.., -_::-;....... ck Stev:J.;;;. r , ec......... ~. kino' 1-:-;-.;;;.n, and 160 lb. Lost ........... , . . o 1 nm an -. :r ~ :.,u~=:~~.~:~~ :Falcons Defeated :By Poca, 15 To 6 POCA - The Weblma White Earlier In the laat quarter, Falcons sulrered their second Wahema tllrealened by setting con~ve loss, 15.6, here cknm to the Poca 10 yard Uno Friday night to a hard~ before glring up the ball on Po;:.~.;.tdroppedWalwna's frodownms.~enarda tofruFrlhuUclmmba·" r;,~~ • J ·~ ' • -•~~ .L • ' l ,) , 1'/o; ' · , ) ' .r :-·"' •. • ·• .,; ' I \•.('~:~· .~ •·t~·v ~i{·~r·. ~ '.,, 1. ~ JGJRtA1.-. 'ualt. ~ .+i.W In thtllrt~' lliQ~bdaini.·:'· ~ ·; ',~· :. ' ,~Thil!:.~~~~ r IUlilll. Alllltitle CCII- • aild , · ' oot 1111 " 1'' · . ., ,' 1;, ! ~. • ••• . l• ' ., • · r ,, • .... .. 'o f( · ·· ' • • : • ,. , ,... . . · ,34...0 fort,'~ Logan· J0 .IS· l h.'ens n'' even , 1 ~catd,"llut .Ohi~·Valle,y .Row, 3£ 18 AND SON TIRES I ·TIRES I . WHiiEWALLS ORIGINAL EQIIPIEfn OF '69 AUTOMOIILES , · 735x14 $16 18 . $ SIZE 775x14 0'· Social Meetings Planned $,,_"· ·~50 . E-71·1.4 · OC:U. · :;/il~ · ' SI~E . $2 ·-u·· .00 .·SIZJr · f·71-14;.._:..______ . ' G-78~ w• 1· E', ' . Gallipolis, Ohio . •n•••• Cont,.dors . ·, ,, ' . ,. <!OUI!i'T Y'S ' BUILDINGS '' i .. ~~ .:/ . ( ~4.9'. ' . .. '• ·aallon' . . ' . ON . · > .INCLUDE ''! '' ' . . .. ' , ·;, ' 1$UY . ·NOW. . "1f it\s Dirt, w~•n move it" · ·~ ANft-FIIEEZE' 1 '; Ba .. hoea - Bulldozer• - Grode!l - Drcttlirte Work Cro,. Work up to 25 Tons- Top Soil ~ 'Fill Dirt Wf'VE ·FINEST PE,UifiNT s . CARTER AND EVANS, - :~ SIZE 125x1S .SIZE· . - ·~ "" ·~ · 12Si1~ . . . ··. . 'EQUIPMENT ON 1970 FliER GLASS. BEltED JU.., · · . .· • 1 ;~ SIZE SAVEl , ,;,'"" ...... t t' . ' . • . u. 1988 I • . . • \; I >t_ .. ' ,, "\.' \ < " • • • ~'" •' ' ~ •, :il:),\1 • . ' · 'iii .l. • I ) ",lllt ~ 4 •• ' ~ .• ~ ' ' .. • ,, • 11~ . ;~ ,,. I t'·'',f:.il~>f_,, t ' . • ' .. • ~· . .. t,be \Jila! Acfoirdlllil ,. .fl • ... 4I ' , Larry Snowden hit aiolback Pete Neal with a llx·yard •trike In ·, · , ... ~ tht'fl~l ota!l.. ;IJ&h! ~ line • ..;.._ Two Blue 1,1 b' " .., ,., ' l;!' \ 1 P,ertod, on8 With 6:30 left In the tilt, GAHS took over on llle Melp 46. Ill 10 playa, the chargeo Of C. L. (JollnrQI) Ecker drove tot he t,!e!sc• 10. On aiO!Irlh and four altuadon, qlarlerback Snollden fired 1 perfect strike to end Nlke Canadl)' llandlngallalaqe on the MilS fi.,;_ He dr0j1p8d I~ Nelllo took over with l:f&lefti . , .* . LN • • J :-- ,,, .... aaqe ~'lr.tlt" . ; 1 '16-)<eer-<lld,;. <il Mr. ·Horace n. ~~ 11t, s; '• tie~) wltb U ,iecoitdo left. GA- IJ'DI, ,au«ered a po11lblt ~ ' liS wiiUid hive had the ball on ture'iJtthe llj)O!Id .lleryicel:t*r , the Jleiga 35, but a Bloa Devtl tebra. · . cltwed on the p!Q, That put It Prose, otUI botben.J).vall!id;; b&ck to the GAllS u, with 37 ankle, wao relnjw'ed wl!l11l"' left. minutes ~ In the conr.at. ·: . Snowdenc:ompletedthreeaerOutalaDtllngdefensl\'llelfort.f · lilt fllr "ne yarcla. Time ran were turiJid In by John Rite/>-. out with Nelga inpoaoel81onon hart; RciiW ~.Wayne Wall the NHS 45. ~.e Van Moler, T<m H~ t,telga loot the eerrices of and Mike Birr. For GAllS. Rick RogerAbbott,l86-poundcenter Hue!loJt; Ru11 EIIIOU, Pale· and linebacker after a collllion NQJ, 11m Hemoworth and Bdl" wllll T<m Prose wlth7:Uieftln Baxter turned ingooddofenolw the llrot hall. -Abbott was tel<en lilltorta. to the Holzer Medical ~ . GalliPolis wW ltl<e on ud)eat..' by a Waugh-llalle,y-Wood aftlbu. en Jai:k.O.. at home F'rlde;y. lance. Accordlns to Saturday Melga' will hoot an lll)proved Lomornlng'o holpltal roper~, the gan eleven. ' bollld• rlQI'd P1!JIIed' out· or. !ltter olf-iot~W,.,..._ ••concl• ,• ,,,, SEO Standi,.gs SEOAL ALL GAMES TEAM WLT l' ' JackiOII ••.• 6 0 0 '2)7 lroatoa . . . . 4 2 0 128 Me!P ..... 4 2 o nl l.otJ;m ••••. ..3 3 0 98 C•ll\lolll< ...2 4 0 158 Athtoa. ' ' . ..2 4 0 58 Wellllon . . ..2· 4 0 79 Nela.York....0 6 0 80 SEOALONLY TEAM WL T P Jack1011 •.• •4 0 0 ' 128 1nlntoa " ... 3' l 0 102 Melga ·••••• a 1· •o 74 ' OP 4t e r BLQE llevtl alotback Pete Neal (38), eluded Mello' Jobll Rltchbart with 46 second& left In the first hall to score Gaillpolls' only touchdown from six )'&rds out. Ma· ralller oo (101\llne at left Ia Tiny WUI1ams(25), MSigs woo, 8-6. (Jack Carr Photo) se a o a o !.I ' I !' '' \ . :;::::::: ~~~~ ~~.··· a:u o· ..· ' 21-0 ' FUMBLES 68 YA!Wi lltJSHQIG All1n WI!Jiamo, Metp. lis (GUIIpolil> PUNTS - Galllpollo: Bulb, Hl PLAYER TCB YG AVG; 4-lll (27,'(). 81 c. Neal • • ••• is 81 5.4 114 i>;..Ntal • ' • • • • 18 1.0 Jlelp - F1oyd, 5-172 (34,3) SCORING - GUIIpollo: P. 192 ' Prose •••• , , IS 30 2.3 187 ' ·• Snowden • • , • • l -4 -4 Neal, 8-fard Pill lront Snow· Buah • ,·•••••• 1· ..a ..a den, :t6 loft In eecond; (Run laU), ' op · ; TOTAUl , , , •• 34 118 3.4 t . Nelpt FIQI'd 1 8-fard run, ts ' ' ' (Melgt) 48 -~ PtAYER TCB YG AVG. 3:1Bieftlnaacilnd(O'Brlonpaas to Kloes). 53 -,·i G·, ~······2 9 ~~ TEAM STA11STICS I.oPn ••.. .2 2 0 60 "41 ~ Ftci:iil ; • • • • • • 12 u 3. 4 SCORE BY QUA!l 'i't;:RS Albano .. .. 2 2 0 58' 1' Arcltet .. .. .. 2 6 3.0 Galllpollt • • • • 0 8 0 08 Gal~a ...1 at 51 . ' ~ .. . .... 18 55 2.8 lief&•· ••••••• . o 8 o 0-8 wau~~on ...•1 a4 112 . Beat .•••.. • 3 -8 ..2 Nell-York ••.•0 4 0 48 1to O'Brien ...... a -ta -4.3 FIRST DOWNS 18 18 0 599 sail ·; TOTAls ·, ' , ••.• tl 82 2.2 Galllplillo • , • . . I 8 0 2-9 TOTAUl Mello •••••.• 2 3 3 0-B FRIDAY'S IIUJLTS: ~ INDMOOAL PAS,'i!ND YARDS GAINED RtlSIIiNG llitp 8 Galllpillo 6 ~ (Galllpdlo) .. l4 57 15 45181 Galllpollo t.of.an S4 Athena 0 · " PLAYER C.A I YG TD f. \ ·~ Me~ • • •• 29 41 40 19-129 Jackla.l 24 lrGatAJI1 19 ?. ~ ... 2 441 Wellllon 34 Nell-York lt BUlb .. .. • 1-1 0 7 0 YARIII LOST R1JSIIING Gall~· ... 8 5 2 ()-13 OCT. 17 GAMES: , Tot'AUl , • , 7·15 2 51 l Meigs •..•• 11 1 20 5-37 Jackson at Galll~l• ~ ,. (Jdelia) NET Y ARilS RUSlllNG . l.opnatllelp . P·LAU:R C.A I YG TD Gall~• • • 8 52 13 45-118 Wellston t1 Athena . ? O'llrlen • • • • z..t 39 Meil1 • , •• 18 40' 20 It- 92 1nlntoa at Nell-York· 'l'QTAUl • • • 2-4 0 39 0 PASSES A"l"I'EIIPTED . lNDMDUAL REcEPTIONS Galllpollo • • •• 2 6 1 6-15 - . . , - - - . . , - - - - (GalHpollo) PLAYER c.A YG TD Mtlp • • • • • • 2 0 2 ()... 4 BACKS'_ P. O'Brien, floyd, P. Neal ....... 4-6 S2 1 C01YPLE'I10NS Haclretl, D1 Allbott, T. WUilama, • • 1•• •·-~, ....... .;. H.-. HOIIard ' ' • • • . • .,... 0 Ga_llpolb ....... 1 3 o 3-7 Ar c.... •· ......r, Rlt"" "'p t M. C&nadQ • .. • l.S 5 0 YN• .. " .. • .. 1 0 1 0- 2 hart, Bagia; Grate. l. nvoo ......... . ••· . . . . • "l Iilli .,. ,.. 0 0· INTEI\CEP . . OFFICIALS- Ja~k Ley, Art · , Busij : .. .-..,., .. M o o Galllpolll ....... o o o 0-0 Chlld,Johll<;rlftyck&IMIBurton ' C. Neal .. . ... ,0.1 0 f ·M._," · ..... • · 1 0 1 ()-2 · DeVeau, Alhena Qapter. ..,. TOTAU!., ' ... 7-13 51 l YARDS PASSING THIS WEEK'S GAMES- Frl· two lnlercepled. Galllpollo ••••• 7 35 a- 51 day, Oct. 17.:. Jaci<IOII at Gal- t .. IL W In the iecond Mliiga 'threa"aeit 011 other occa.. Ion. ln t1ie tlllrd canto, the ...... rauders marched to Glllla'• elglll lollciwlrw Archer's pa11 ln!A!r~ hut O'Brien wu toeaed tor a olx-)'I!'Clloaa b)' Pew Neal 11111 Russ Elliott 011 third down. A fourth down pall fell .incOIIUIIete. ,!'at ~AL · m I• ' l .ihe ••coni I ,. · • •v:e"Y• ·n ' • . ;;,•.llf,l~ ' -~ ' ~• ran Statistics Our oovings certificates earn o full 5% ,and_tile , News Briefs 'I '.~ , ~ r• e'ASY SIZE - with 48 oecondo left In lite entkone. ·' On the Davtla' all-bitllortant nilE'S -A.CHECK . YOU IIAU·_:IHE liGHT ::.: In ~ ' Seventh Jn took the _,mg kid<. ' '!\t ·mue Davila onlucore .. cami .~1 playo and 70 )'&rds tht hall - whell quarterback' ' Athens lrlunwh over Galllpolll on Memorial Field .here Friday nl,ttit. , · ' ; ~ AND LOAN COMPANY RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS Stnl Build iogo - ·Concrete Wolkl. - p;ivewayo · Patio• - N•w Raofo io our Specialty 1 ·youR SAYINGS ·E.l.N -----~---­ Porn·t wms· ~ • II'" - l$ and llve lalll*ck 'TCIIII }'I'OM'I, oil •-!'11~. ~ IGI!ciw~ ~; 11t!,illlc1 don't count 111,11111 won. ~· ~ put the,ball ba<..koo 11\e left ~"!!t- ,'• 8$.11 _ . k iii ~Ujlll· s.pt. oto Ceil~ GAIIS•w011 G~,fo. , . 19; · '. , - ~ Oli'll dolma, ruabllil,· llellt' WQnt Well brGke 'l'llat ...-,Jilted 1c..... . Tilt~~.,.. th)rd Ina row pahi~Wi Pills lrom •~ lhraillili'clil fourthdinm,partlai. b&flira tfitlllueDeril•' . . . . far~l(icilja;aqi!i{J'Itathclme' map)~ lleig1ihld the- l:r ·b lll!lktdLonnleButh'spunt· crl!'llll .o1 tho 1189 CftJI!'iP _ thla · :rt~f;:. lea tho Blue DeY. pointa. Alii, tlat's ")1*1 foothe11 1-. ball tnwled on1)l seven .P~ln_e~Pal Jame1 N, 11. Darit ilott.i!bf lf!jdh,ldBEOALplal loallabout; ·~ ·_ That set the stage for eiitbiiated 31300 liP'~ With W.uiilib Wfth a 14-4 r..!~q1 Dilly touchd01m. were on-.Dd fllr 111!11~ GADs·'• overalL All The htfd.lll~ ~~· ~~. . ltW 1Ji1!1e. h ,waa GUI..'allra~ rt~ lcil~~-~~b~ ·~ ~ itolll made their """. bntlll~~o Ell!)h qther factore'·aldlng the Malo11 Wore the old ind• Iince ill Jl ~ ' · . lime the Gtllluli. ride 1 ~Ia- r'~or_ •'flctory lnclud.ed two thel9Mcaqa..., ' ' , • · · ' take, the a.~en~ltd- Pii~·1dtatc.pdono,onel!:rJciln Melaa' ylctory k 1 p t Coach , Tha ~\lltrll!JYINMtaio-,, nntace Ill the il!tuatl~ Rttt'litiht. Ill the-llrot plrlocl, Charle,y Cltance;y'a. bo)'l hot on 10 ~ 1~ from GAHB, ~at lingle l'acti>r ol FJi. I~ bY Arc--~ In the the haoli c11rilealenJackaonln . WlmdJW • ~ · !"" In 1967, end dl3 a .contellt came late .In the .ll~lnUiilnza. AllenWllllama r.. the Southeutern Oldo Ltaaut 14-0 at Neiga In 1168. Too, the ltcood IJ8rlocl; nine PlaYI after coverd a ·GAHS !Umble In the race. Jackson to ~ In c - vlcfGrJ pve Coa~ Cbabce7 • GAHS ._..haldJielpOII!!"'Bluo llret quarter, ference play. Jleigo andlrllllton 44-1 ~ record OYer Gal~> DavU - . GAllS l)ttd marched ,Other than the one touc~aom, are tied for wiJII ll-1-0 llpollolrld Muoa. b&ek to \II""" 38~1MbrU. a~. tholllvance to~ • one "'*' 'I1IE GALLIPOLIS . SAVINGs': · bcnatln1 ••• 1'f:- ·' 1 f 0 r 1111 - - · the tblrd ·new a hard • fouaht 11-f , r(' Loop Win r1 Olin Street ond 1Ith 3:18 leltto tht 'itclOOdi .P.,rloidto give !be Mao lrila ,aas~ma· riul. Mter hld9ands.Dclera:8.Eicbl!lalor, Eaatera ' . Otl)OHi ·_ . 'l'IIIN .I!II 1111 IK<irtna ~ 1111 thlee 1~ Gi p!Q It """ wbo)lttd ltY!lft llcJ!l~t, was 1M No a.liatlct wer, lYalilblt,, TheEuteraEiil!etCJI. ~'!l ·tlraltlltweeklDlltltclttht)'fall. llrsthallaabo!lldeltaael4a!n· rldetil-il:oddnal'hlldthe£t.. he~ on lhlllall Pll3 In Ill' frt!IDFtde~Jio•hilo • )f" '· Blll,y Kincaid came·~dl_ llr!i!ll td JO win. ~ ~ at2.J. IDaled pi~ with the hlllh""cor- ·Ilea o. · ,· • pme wbe11 be kuocked dDwn a , . EASTEJil'h .. >c· -· , In 1M Iaiit ~ FridiJ ~ ·lll,,the SVA(i llld 1 • lin the Ina ottenae• CJ1 both ~· CJI. '· Jn the llila'l ~r qbo. long Pllll Intended tor Junior First Downt • · • ' ·· , , • , .. at Ellie~ lio aalva&U·8,0 :lie ¥QVt. The t..ne.ra ol Coach . feri!JI .no threat. . , . mciro lad Dennli Elehlnaer IPeecl$1',1.•11! CIIUck Roblnaon Yai'da pined "' :::r~. wllhtheFiderai-~!M'1Ja11 alto ~a a:u · 'l'llt Lancerthlt~.llrll picked 1111 a Lancer fUmble and , who W.slllll\8 ..,.r~ cauld ~·pined PI cera. · ·, · . ~np and ~ 0-1 1n lbl Trl· 011 a 2-flrd ,... bJ ~70·lb. Jun... l'lctd 30 )'Aida for the Eagles> have the;tlllference.In !It~ ~~; ~ • . , . ! • • • •• The de put the Eiillea at 3-11· Vai!Q ~nee. lor ~ Enlle DriiP. -~ _._ 1 _ .... ~s-"edon fillil outCOme. .. Put CO!nil• .:·.', •• , •• , , . aU lmliPI'IaDt •tttl]llltloi'IM'ax- ~"" -··.· u"' _... ,.,. lnt 7 a pau. .·' · Next 'JOek the li;allea will host • • .. • • • ••• >· ••• .•.• , 1 ' .. : "We had allne au-aroUnd ef. the l\llller Falcons, Ill a MJoS., PUnt. • · • • • • , .. • • • • . :.tt. . llid Coach Qlnlerence PJIUl· Pent............ · '• •• ., · . ' , our ottOIIIIvellriebl~mnst;"' SCORE BY QUAR .· TERS Fwnb....., .......... , ' , ' . . improve.'~ Junior Q,Uarterbac~ ..F"'I'II-lfock~Di 0 0 6 ()-6 Loll. .............. • • LOGAN - Behind the illr IIIII awe to the Cbleltabl boomed 83 71rd• Ill abt piQs, Dave Smith was rulhing "".rei sadonal naming Ill Tallb&ck 11 )'I!'CIIIDe, but llnally COUI!b- IDcludlnf a 82 yard l'llll by all nllbt IIIII n• forct::l Into · Chuck Lowe. the 1.opn Cblel- ed up lbl ball b&ck 011 1M 21. Lowe, to 11001'0. Lowe bulled the throwiDg bad passes aa t h e tl>'n ·, Lapped dtftndlnc '· • mP'l'lle Cldoh then marched 79 final eight :ruda to paydlrt. Eagle pa1aing game his :ret to 1o. .thena by a 3W 8 , •• :rardl Ia ellht pl131 with the Iii¥""""" Rid< Krebs lidded · 1how much signs or regaining ,ay nll!ht, marking Ill• n<l !Gucl.clowo coming on an u. the two point converalon to tho !Gucb It bed euUer In tile consecudve - 1 ..,., ,. yard pa11 from ~rbad< make It lf.O with 1:09 lett aea1011. , , the Bulldop ' Bob Jclhnllon to End N a r k lu lllel!alf. Leodlnl ground~r for Lowe 8 • 165.pound senior ShaW with 3100 lallln the llrllt On .the llr1t piQ CJlthe sec- Eo stem """ 140 lb. lillnlor half. . '. ' . .. . carried• the balll8tlmtafor22i period. and half Lowe bl111ed tor '46 b&d< Dan Grueaer wilh4~yards yarda aplnllt the Bulldop and In llle • second perlocl Logan yardalo 1101 up a 10..;yardlalcb. , while 190 lb. senior fullback · cknm 11111 b)' Dana Beauper Bob Ritchie 1\ad only 18 yards scored 0110 toucbdown. TO."DO ,and whcit , o plecuure t~ kno.~ ilia.t · The 3f.jl lcort .... I he with 10:19 lett to l'UIItlle score rullllng lu llvlo carries. Sopho. your savings can produce such a substantial ex• .- ·I moat lopllded rictory In hi•to 20.0. . mo,re h81Jback RlckSandersbed tro in'come every month. E!dro lncilme lull ao r~!!: ~. tory by 111/1. Logan team over , With juat18 seconds remain- a 51 Yard _ carry go cknm the lor os clockwork ond completely <10fe. ~ ,· .. •. the Athenians • 1ng In the third quarter Jchn.. dreln 011 a penalt;y. · . . By KEll'H ft'lSEGtlp Rockets Get •st _ - llredll.twO' .' , 1, - lion ,hit End Rocl Garey with Senior linebacker Jim Stetbeauty of it Is this - · only yotir eamlngi pre fllail.~ ~w "" aa 11-:rard ~cbdcnm tos1 co tier 011ce again led the Eagles ed, your savings ."to_y _exoctly the oante an~ Of!le• ; -son slate to 5.2. The Fa!- sel Adkins drollPed lnoomplete. make 11 28.0. .., dtfenee with l31liclde• while SAVINGS ' con• had woo llve atralgbt be- Howard oompleted u ot 27 \1" 'l'be crusher came with 5:19 &aphomore tackle Alan Holter TES fore l!elnB upended lao! Sa1ur. passes heattempteddurlngthe MILTON_ u.-..eaten Point left In the contest when Rod dl3 'l'&ht. 12-7, In a thriller at evening, lor a total or 176 ;yards. , Gare,y 1coopec1 up a fUmbled F~ Pleasant made It seven Ina row punt by Athens and dalhed 20 Porkersburg CalhoUc. llallback Gary Clark also com. Poca, a team that hu given pleled the only aerial he at.a.a Friday night with a 36-16 ric- ards fo a tau 01'>dow Jobll Its opponents fit1 this sea11011, tempted for a five yard gain. tory over lllllton, blowing the 1 , r "· •• IDcludlng Point Pleasant's Big Brown, who tallied the final game wide open with a 16i!olnt lion 1 11111 made the final score 34.0. third q~arter: The stubborn Houds kept the The Chleltalaa dominated the Blacks who rallied Ill the clos.. TD of the hard.fougbt eon!Aist, lng minutes to win, 28-H,jump.. 'llllS the olfensiveworkhorsefor preslure 011 the Big Blackl tor lltdlllcs as they led In Ural . · cknma 13-5, In ruohlns 259-68, ed ott 111 a 7.0 first periocl ad- the hoiiiB. Brown carried 24 WELLSTON- With llallback a half, but sal!ered a .killing end' In peaaing 56-:;o. The Bullvantage over Coach Grant Bar- times for 164 yards. Withrow nelte'a 1mall, but determined also carried three dmes for 17, Demls Headle,y scoring 22 blCJI! In the third period when a clop completed only 0110 CJl 12 " '·I ,;. chariea. Gary Craigo, nine dmealor 30 polnto and rushing for l18;yarda touclt~ ""1 called back. 1111ee1 for 50 Yardl, with three The hoot Dots grabbed the yards and B. Wbeeler,lltimes the Wellston Golden Rockett Halbck Nlkestearnaacored a,rlala picked ott by Logan's lead 'llhen J. Wlthrolr, senior for 33 )'&rdB. won lllelr first SEOAL contest two touc~ fllr Big Blacka, 1iOb Johnston . 1886" "·EST Adkins carried the ball sev. CJl the season FrldQ nlallt by who are making a bid for a . The acore by quarters: ballback, climaxocl a long drive Phot~e "-*'3132 Oppoolte Poat OHice . b)' plloplns 14 )'I!'Cls to 1113· eo dmes lor 33 yards lor Wa.. rolling over visiting Nel.1011- Claas AAA clmnpionahlp Pll3· Athena • _ JN FULL . , ALL SAVINGS 0 0 0 0 0 dirt. Withrow's TDwasthenfol- bema, Clark, olx dmes for 24 ville-York 34-H. oa berth. The 155-pound Junior Logan • . 8 8 12 8 _ 34 ' ' ' lowed b;y the extrapolntCCI!Yer- yards and Howard, 121lmesfor The rictor:Y not only -11\Gfed a cored In 1M second quarter on lion on a kid< by B. Wheeler, a total c1111ree yards. . the Ro~11nto a tie with Galo a ~5-yard daah, and the cllnoi>The two Class AA lelln Ilion Wamama travels tO"iiWiiii:>"'lll*dli'f6i"'~'tl•cebutmatli'~' ·I~ In the third quarter &I battled on near even terms the wood this Friday nlghL ' ed the first points scored b)' • 22-yard run. remainder or the opening alan- By ~arlers : • them In loop acdOII this........ The Blacks took an a..o lead Headle,y~eored on a one yard In the Drat qlarter when Greg · za IIIII throughout the second Wahama . . • . . 0 o 6 O- 6 quarter. Poca ... • .••. 7 o o a.... 15 11111 In the first perlocllllll add. Claytcn cracked o>er from the Wahlllll got back In the ball SCORING _ Poca, J. With. ed U.e two point converalon to one to cap a drive, and Randy pme midwa,y tbroullll the third row, 14 yd. run; J. Brown, 18 give Wellston an 8.0 lead. Northup added the extra points In the seoond period Damy on a run. quarter llben ~rbad< Tim yd. nm. Wabama, Barton 011 63 Howard, a junior, bit Junior yd. pass from Howard. EP's, Settles fired a 15 yard lauch- But lllllton struckbackqulck.Nld<y Barton with an aerial Poca, B. Wheeler, kick and J. ~ paoa to Hoser Saltaman, ly on an 89-yard pails from from the Falcon& "Quail Of. Brown, run. end with )1st over one minute quarterback Brent Smith to fenae" and Barton &catted to SI'ATJSI'ICS left In the second quarter Head. SOPhomore Mike llolley. Polnt IICOre 011 the plQ that covered Department w p ley tallied apln .on a two yard Pleasant rebounded with anotll83 yards. Howard's TD peas to Firat Downs . . . . , .14 16 run to make the halftime score er drive, <itarlerback Dwaine ,, Barton cameonallratclmmplay Yda. · Rush •......• 60 245 20.0. Greer scoring from I he 10 fromtbe37 . Yds. Pass.•.. , .. 181 36 With three minutes left In ThenStcarnagothlaflrstscore, __ Howard's attempt for the ex. Paaaes Altern. , .. , 28 s tile third quarter lleadle,yldd~ but Smtih put the Hounds withpolrt on a kick was ootgood Passes Comp. . . . . 12 1 ed his third TO on a one in elghtatlnlermlsslon, capping -;- and 1M Falcons came back up Passes Inter. , . .. , o o yerd pll0188 tor a 26.0 lead. a drive with a two-yard pen to • Geld trailing, 7 - 6. The kick Fumbles . , ••.... 2 1 The Buckeyes got on tb e Les Facemyer. , , milled b1 Honrd was only the Fumbles Lost . , , ... 0 o scoreboard eerl,y Ill 1M llnal In the third quarter, '-•ver, . '.;;_, eecond he bas lalled to put period wben Dave Weaver went Stearn• got hlo 22-yardsr, then C througlt tbe ..,ri&llts In about 25 over rrom the elllllt yard IIDe. cornerback Ken Moore picked - -.pta this """"""· One minute later Fullback Joe oa a Smith pau and retumed Poca put llle Icing on Its cake Martin raced 55 yards lor a It 20 yards lor a tell,y w put wllll two minutes and 52 secWellston TO with lleadiQ add- the gam• out of reach. IIMis remaining In the game OSUNA MEMORIAL lng the two point converll1oo to STA11STICS wben Hallback J. Brown ran 18 MEXICO CITY (UPl) _ Pro.. make II 34-6. DEPARTMENT PP M )'~!'do toacoreandU.enalsocer. lesslonal tennis aters Pancho Weaver closed out the scor. Firat llowna ••••• .15 10 rled over the extra points on a Gonzalez and Dermis Ralston of lng wllb at4,yardpllopagainat Net Yda Rush • •• • 252 ·18 ,... to up the boat team's lead the United States will plQ here the Wallllon subs In 1M llnel Passes • • • ••••• 3-8 18-43 to 15-6. oct. 19 to rededicate a llladlum minute c1 plf3 IIIII then ran the 1IL By · ' • • • • • • • • 3 0 !or -Rafael OIIID8. OIIIM, a MeJ:.. conversion to acc01111t tor all CJl ·Yard1 Pa111lng • . • 61 210 Scrbn. Ydo •.••• 313 19t lean player, wu killed earlier the Buckwe pointa. Wellston rolled up 18 llrllt ReiiU'II Ydg. ••••• 183 71 IIIIa :rear In an airplane crash. dD!m1, 286 yards rulhln& IIIII Fumblea '· •• , .••• 6 0 Wldle NeiSOIIYWe. Flllli'ble1 Loot • • , •• t 0 30 passing THOMAS ON ROSTER NEW YORK (UPI) - Aaron York showed five first clowto, Punta, Ydg. A'Bo •• 1-36 7-32.4 Thomaa, the New York Giants' 88 yardo ruahlng, and 11 ;rlrds P~del, Yard I , • , 68 12\'.a •, . Otreoalve Playa •••• 51 . 76 wide receiver wbo aat out 1M In 1M air. Nelsomllle-York 111111 Pl. Plea- ... 8 12 16 0:.. 36 llrat three l!llmes of the sea1011 ple1 the ltl810 cellar with an MUton ••••••• 0 12 0 ~ 18 .,-J ''_\,·:'," I I GALUPOLIS - The Galli- with 11\iured ribs, was activated pilla Ladles Golf Aoaociatton Friday and will piQ !l1nday 0..4 ...cord. ~ will hold social meetings t h e against the Plttaburp Sleelera, The 1oore b;r quarters: DUKJ,;: WINt- 2~: . ·,.' i : third Wedneada;y of eaclt month Nela.•York •.• 0 0 0 14- 14 WINSTON " · N. C•. '"'· ~· ollrtng the ran IIIII w I n t e r METS F AVORIATES? Wellllcn . • •• 8 12 6 8 - 34 (UJ'l) - Qlirte~ IACj .H ut · :;.. months. PHILADELPHIA (UP1)- 'lbe ran lor ,...a.ei.U!IPuto ,t . ~ : : The llrst meeting will be at New York Meta are the people' 1 ed tor IIICilber llllili'dilto&ulde .. lbe home of Nra. John L. Ev- favorite In the World Series TAR HEELS LOSE Duke to I lB7~0 vlCCclrl .,.·. an• on Oct. 15, beginning at according to a aurvey taken by CHAPEL HILL, N. C. (UP1) 1Wal!e PIII'Oit and II" the 1, 12:30 p.m., or 10:30 a.m. , If Slndltneor and Cc. Jbmded "on h11 puaing b;y DeYltoiJ>F llrllwlaCJltheP"IC~S . 1M - e r Is bad. or the 1,200 adulta asked a cbarllnl North CarollnaJine, 1011. 1 . ' • ;: Each lndlvlcmal is to bring which team they preferred In the Air Force quarterback Gu7 ti~ES • aad< lunches. Those plamlng Series, 52.3 per cent said the Baxter llnally had ~ l'UII over The ceU .I. the W.. to atiiDd llhould contact Nra. Meta. Only 7.4 per cent voted tile ,tau~ that brGke ~ plant . and ao,l~Pal alrtrac~!tr~~:· Evano or Nro. Robert Rich- for the Orloleaand40.3tiercent a 20-10 rietoey ovor the 1'111' and, tb,erelore, the • F.EQE~~I.. ,_ arda. had no opinion. Heel• life. \ T~ I _:. I - ~:t;~5:E~~Me~lpqqan. to ~:;:.~~~ , .!! , &f, - con~•f,tlon :jll8t~- tho ~ '' loop J!( R-· a·lly· ·Ga:nsm 6·6 .(11:· e ··.. w,t:·th ·Fedetial•Hock:.ri{i;' ,; · ~ ~ Jt' ~ · , •· ' ' .~ > f' - LM ~ ··M!!e,, l. .·! lfol!etll,.tolllriii "Ru!ltr.• are ~; tlth.~_.i tlco •. 11~ ~1...-won:~ De~.pnllleo tellbaek KJilor 'ti!Jr!i'lnd Crelk'o~twotauc~llll . Ttl~ l!Gii~ll ikOnd~celn . ~~L~~~~~·P-· ..-. dr.t •. · Jt ' '\ ', ~ ......., tim·~, $lndlr, Och6or ' ~r. ~} ' • !'IIIII Ili 18 and· ~· )'I!'Cla..r'.ck 1M ae""!'d. P'i'!a;d: QII.a.t;l,~ard ~ Vld~rh'ID~~~· , c~ ... PariOIII and Jlelzp~ nn 'IM run b;y Jerr:r lUll anda2~'f~· .N)!tht~ team teor!ld ~thotlnal . SciUtlm~ period, DaYid e$-a plilnta and thellrst~rlocl er b:r Jo11D II~Pr· ~ Blao, ~ocl: ' ' ' :· :f:, : • . -.n'rn?' Will~t • · le...,.,wtnlorthoi~~""P 'Whiteralnb~~11l"l•~rthe ~ wltl! th' Bobcat• lhead atre~ r~m.":tr~~~~ { ~ . !:JOb.~!. 'ha~.· %ff.: ~~~k ~~ had only to dehlitltaMUTtaw llfri liObeit tiJuchdmmandJobn ~.o. . aller IIW'•Io!l• •~·PAT ~ 8114 ·~ ~htll~ · •viler ....-- "' · \(~·i f"' Ocl.301orthelr~~- , Metlser rllitlliiextra(IOibll. l(yprCfMk'•llntottenllve attemptlallidai\61'' Melzaer'• · ' ....:·, · ' •'' · ' , • ; •• , .... · · ·· · · · · ·.. •• · · · "j, . • •· , · ',. . · i. · ·' · ed praise for llne ottenBive IIIII def'enalvework. the ( l':"i ! • the..ilraJ!!IIalll. :tbeBocatilled iarJ1. ,,J10bcat lhellrnllalf,IMI"!"~i.dd~ 16-0. ·• ' . fi'ealunen plale<l:most qqh e . a..!r ~ ~ ~ 'the ' Darid \Vlllle tallied Jiarlh ~1011.; , · . !hli\1 lit~,~- Glem.llftlllb ~::;~~=~:::-=: :";.:.':o.~~nr.:.=~~ Eas"n ...... ~I fl 11111 0.2111 the SVAC. ' ( 11i ' travei~S9·y-.:dundl9lile!'lll .ll'.rlocl..·iind Cc.ejl NIDior. ··.~;Pillili~. ~-91~ln · · Mlluilla hlubi:d< ~I Julllce •cortl!'lhllatralfl!li!l. 'l'lleonlyacorlnlinttiuecond half,wauf.,fard11111b;rJenldna. The attempt tor the extras waa . •hort. . Given credit for plQing BOocl tlolenl!lvo ball was 115 lb. trollhman cornerback Rod Hoi. ' .j ntb~6ittt1l~jtbJ.d . " ";·.;. : . , ..... ~r~.;;::~· wu 8:.&. hen :1: •" " ~ ..... . .-- W' 1"' B«irtnawlth ,I r.·.'•. .• ~u ~ ~ ' i ' ~. ~·f".~. •Ji;.~·~.::~. ..ii. ~:;,!1!:· ·b,~r ' 1 ' • .•. . · · · · · , L 'iii 1~is~ '>11 .,. .ig ·'~S: ~ , ~ · sp · , · . , · . o ' " · ~. i l~~~r:~~l· i · u ~~·-~~ · . · lJme~onrtin~ · , ~, . · · . -. : m ·:p· , . . . .w ·l .... . . . .. . \ I r 1.:, •( • ·~ ·I .,. I t 4 .... _, ............... o *i· "' o . . ~.,.•WII( n>. lfilll>W.ll<ftJ'iO=-Ai..¥ARD&~~'"'~''~:::.e I h.·:·::: ~ Head-On Cltuh. •• }~~;.~~_,a!,_~IB~'c,.~"" -·"'-""".. tiJqea,•. , • .,,, ; oe2-2 39 0 ~I" :/i ,U:•13• ~69 . Blaek •.;. · ·~ ·· ···~1., o t:l'l'os5 . ~4-t81 J.. ~ Rl!iib!Ut .. ·, . ; , 1).1• ' 0>, 0 RETURN YARDA!JE • ., . . 8 . TO'l'AUh · / ,_ •:· !i-1 38 , ·0 Galllpolla ... 13l2 o 25-so Sc . ~.~ h·. ~ I Q.o._ . ··· ; PASS lim!iCEP'!10N Melga ••••• 1 12 22, 7-" OO ~res RUPIBACKS PLAYS . ., (Gallliiolll) Galllpolll .... 8 17 $ 18- 49 West ~ 16 1 2 ¥ 17 8-46,... i PLAYER· · P1 VG TD,,, Kalga New Lex1ncton 7 : ()ilona) FU\IlL -:-· cambrld&e 20 IUYor .VIew 10 } (lleige) Galllpolla • • •••• , Q ()-1 wa-b' Piketon 22 :. PLAYER PI YG TD Meigs···· •• ·•. ·o.o o-o 0 ·-''ton.._ 25 ' . ' . FU:!dBLES LOSl' .....,,.. • w'" J ! Archar . . .. • , • .1 2 0 . . FrankliD llelthll6 J· Ritchltari >• , , , < , 1 o o Galllpolla , • • • •• 1 0 0 0-1 Spriqfteld Slia1111tt 2'7 f f TOTAUl , .-.. . . . , 2 · 2 0 Kef&~ .... " • .. 0 0 0 0-0 Covington 0 ' : lllCKOFF RETURNS y ~'LOST V:NALTIES Mentor 30 Berta 1 (Gallipolis) Galllpollt <OO .. 0 20 5 20-45 E11rit 45 11anslleld · , PLAYER .. KO YG TD !(elp (S) • • • • Q 15 10 0-25 Newark 19 Laocaaler U Fn"daY' o·MIJP. ·••. iri ... t.o , .-,., . " II:.. &A.AfSU u MEIGS' defeilslvehallback Pat O'Brien stcppedGallla'a Pete Neal (38) after Neal gained 10 yarda ror a GAllS first down m!Qway ln. t bll fourth lllaarlell~durlng Prt:dQ night's GAIIS-Melga •fOotbllf game· on Memorial Field. Number 44 on left Is Gallla end Mike Canaday. Merauders left to right are Wayne Wall (85), Allen Williams (62), Jim Swatzel (77), and Tiny Will lams , (25). Meigs won, ~6. t o l '! , -.. ~ow.!."".:..: ..,.__,. ...... •• • • • • 11 1: : TOTAlS •• ,....... 2 1s • (Melai) l : ' , .o PLAYER KO YG 'I1l I Graia ••• •• ••••• 1 20 . o ~ Abtiott ••• ,, ... ;. 1 12 o ; TOTAUl. , , , • , • , 2 32 o PllMT RETIJRNS . (Oelllpolla) PR YG TD PLAYER , '·.. , 1..... 2 20 l'.,1~-.lli;·· ........ 2.. · 16 TQ'I'AUi , .. • 1 ... 4 $5 0 . Jackson K nocks Ojjlf I·""J:J"S n. , 2' A 19 (~ . ~ Bimlltoa _UmaGufleld2SO Senior t · ~-Ell Hoilu'd, u. Sldoe,y 1a u... Sha...... 12 ' CamdQ, wnson. lronton St. JoaeJb to I .· TACKLES - WCJO!), Ht10.. ~01 Valle,y S . w.,..U.. 1L Daria, HaUey; . 0... HW 14 Coal Grove 8 lRONTOif - Jackaon au but GVABPS -l!llehctlt.Bexler, Por1aaD11b 1$ Aahland(K;y,)B -ed up the 1969 SoutheaatCleJanl, ~ Daria. ' CoahoCIIIn em <lito Athletic League foot.. ~-!\. Wollemeyw, llanllleld Malabar 27 ball cltamplonshlp here Frlda.Y Rullitll, Santllr~ .. lit. GIIIIIIB lllrlllll Catholic 6 nl&ltt b;y 111rn1ng b&ck prevtou. BAa,C$- ~Bush. XlllialfBeevercreek8 · . l;ruobealen(lnthtleaaue)lrGbP...,llaallc,P.Neal,Burnett, 1'111111.24'Urbana 2 ton 24-19 111 the SEOAL's big N•' .., ~" . lw•ritllldtiletownFeowlck aame CJl the year. · , . .. ~lg.., , ·,' . · , tt (tie) . The 1ronmet1, now &.o, ere . • : - llloee, mac-. w~ ~ IIDuth 28 4.0 lu the conference with onjy va.-.n. · , Rlcllloond (Ind.) 14 three aacond dlriiiDD leu!a . TAOJ(l.E!I - !lnlltl, Bl:i'r, Wlllllln&ton to IDlllboro o remaining on their 1969 loop F, Maba1!k 14 River Vallw 0 lcbecldt- Galllpolls(1-3) Aql- Vu~1 BQJcl, ColumliUIW.II36 , ~1(2.:1) llld Nelaonvllle-York .\ · . '· ColUIIIII\!I:1!ul 2t (~ • - R: Altbott, Wltlte; WltJ¥1Mt11 15 'wOrtbl.aata ·14 lromneo, OIID8rl CJl 12 • ' , ·, i ML' Veroon M · 18 prtvlwo 1.,.... football C1'IIWiie r•ma :ia (more than 1111 other SEOAL Dllailah 1chool) ere ~lllng olf the llllft.. lllliJ~a 7 6 tle.,plece for their 13th - . flrliltee CI'OWII; IIIII llrli 'In ' .....1. ... I (iii) ;'"~ ,Jtii'S, La"' . "' ·•··"·•1""11411) '· ,:, ~onahli~<~•l•n~. Jn·~ · 1181 8 • _.,.,.,. W!ten~r'~II\M! ~ ran I'OI'IJllahoil ovel aa o o c. ' ""- ~~·- roUed ~ Ofllp) PR YG TO 7 0 Grate ••••••••• 1 1 .0 TOTAlB •. •••• 2 8 ·o · X•'I'WO rolled dead. , • I •' " '· Thil Plcll.r. · .. ' 58 Weattau ro·· . •' ' .. ,...111 . ~- ' extra points. lmntenbouneedbad<withtwo abt poloten Ill the second per. loci, one b;y Raod1 Edward• on a 78-:rard pass lrom Greg Sleroaman,andamtherbyll\ke Akero 011 a 20.,yard [llllafrOin Slernamal!. lronton mlsetdboth extra point attemlJII, Mter a scoreles• lhiJ'd perloci, both lellns pmcbtld over abt-4)0hltera In ·the ~ can. to. Riel< _Bo.rldo· sCOi'td from thetwo,lildJelfllo!rardplace. lddlld 1M extra pOint lor QlS. ~~ ' Osborne ICOred 'llbat Jtqved to be the wlmtng 'lOucitdown from 25 )'arda wt. Uo;rd added the twoi)Oiot' converalon. Jack1011 ltld ~3.7 In Ural cknmt, and thelrDnlnen held a --·""'·· ... _ In -·•••·· -~ ..... ·~- ... '38~. ~ad!IOII . , . "' ·~ aaria!O, 5 o1 1• for 'U8 . ,ae h lelln had one Interception. Ironton II IIOW 4-:l.O on the year, Jackson Ia at Gallipolis Friday, Ironton at Nelsonvtlle. York. By~rtoro: Jackson .••• 8 8 0 8-24 Ironton . . . . o 12 o 1- 19 Columbus llarlon-Franklln 16 Salurda:r' Jl- """""'u a.tYt..l'lbe • F~ nlallt. Jack1011' 18d 8.0 Terr7 Columbus Brookhaven 16 (de) Cols. Eaotmoor 35 Cola. Whetstone 6 Cola. Mohawk 22 Colo. South 0 Cola. Unden 54 Cola. North 0 Upper Arllnlton 28Zaneavllle6 Cols. llartley 10 Cola. Desales 0 Cola. Watterson 55 Cols. Wal111t Ridge 6 .• Gen. G e or g e Custer 1s buried at the U .S. Military Academy at West Point. SIMPSON SIDELINED BUFFALO, N; Y, (UP1) - , You',. not one for flda The Bulralo Billa star~ 1e l'llllllng b&d< o J 1 ru1:;~~ ::;~th:e old rnao11n, keep 111 antique'*' in perfect son sat out night' I 11 and thillk that the Grtllk tngecli•lll'e fun American Football l.eallue to r..t. And vou went doth• that keep you In game agaiut tile Bolllllll Pat.. ~, d•ocla. You_, 1 crick- claalc wool r~ beCIIIaeCJlrecurrlngbeacl. btrringbonupot'IICoetina acJ cks. Horrl lb BuU 'vi tndlttor.l Fall coloring or a gan, e s ce ~- t ont preeldent for DUbUc rtlatioo1 anew h'""""- mIx-e ~d MuD · phuslel Dr that-1-ltsmeenlntfl)b .,..,......, · ~ ililtill conleriilee ..... ..... ,IJI the llrlt ~... . win i~ed fol' ~~~: 'l OHIO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORES Ill' United Proia International Steubenville 0 llaaaW011 ~ (de) Bridgeport 14 Mingo 0 East Llverpool26 Youngstown South 0 BarneBYille 16 Union Local 16 (lie) Warren Harding 13 Alliance 6 Clinton McKinley 15 Nlles MeKinley 6 • Joi. •u- ·CRICKETEER• from $45 OHIO UNIVERSITY.VS. CINCINNAT'I SAtURDAY, NOVEIIBER.i5, i:30 P.M. ' ' ' ' .. ' .SEASONI lastlinl at: •''·' �~. - ~ ' " .. , . j•e,·n ':s, ." s·-' 'le' At I . . ', ' . ' ( . ; ··~, , . .:·~ • .·' a : ' ~~ ' . i\ . 1 .. ~.: I, , ' .. 'Jl_ '· ~ !!Undar Tlme..S.ntlnel, ' BY C. 'E. BLAKFJILEE 6ala to move tho calvesaquar. Glcer. .. . ..OS i'ftd.' ....i,.~ lfler Ilia Ext. t\llllt, .Airicullure ter ol a ' mlle jlowilthoroadto AI lll. ~ lllelaqalt i!al( II dJ:Ojlpld, : Tht ~it¥; E. 1\felaa Count!' a Clltle l~r. Willi the Pill Cit ~;~ .old It 1 1rOin lhi br 11 !lqalai4dnt at JIGb. POMEROY - The 66 eon. jorliJ ot ·COI'II Ia ,Ohio bela& auveraae weta11t ol·W-- ' cah:eo Iii be .OW.III1&7l,llli! Frecker,' ll&nor• lo tho ~ F"!ddr t;II'CWced In weitern and norlll· lor return 10 ~ farmer it( .II... ~ b,y'· tho quollt,y Ritchie, C&ll Sole ~eed Ute beat . em Ob1o and. most ot the cal•· •uo.40· pn lleld:>Eialtt Here· cow bred 'lllld tho qu.al. · Story, qualltl' eolvea IIIII hovtii'P8¥· ea ~oed In 80UIIllllld east. lord heifers av~ SIS lf¥ ol tho lire teleeted lor ute ed on IIIII sale, aceordlng to . em Oldo, IIllo Is not possible. pollllda sold It $27 per Jlu!dred- D.xt 1.Pflnl, c.lvlng dltel lor Uaer, Cui. 88Veral people wlto hove '!b- The problem 111ett Ia how to welaht whlclt bl'<IQ8IIt •141. 7S 1971 Clll a1ao be determined. tum~•.- ReJi BliP•, W. S. Ml• the New ift Farming aet Ute colvea moved from the COl' eaclt ollllete females 1014. There Ia a lot of idle liind In cbUJ; Gliii ·~ produeUon area to Ute feeding In other word8, b,y pulling on 11fe1ia Coullt.Y whlch c111 be put CUlwell, M. w•. Jordln, c. E. served them 1i1 reeent year a. area at tiho lowest cqat &lid In 167 more pounds Ute farmer to work prodllclng fesder ealv. FoUr&!, Leo ~rri.J. Wayne The Alhens Feeder C a 11 llle beat falhlon •. II used to be Increased hla 81'081 retum per ea. ·· Jn ·moat cases It ldll re. Scott, Vlrsll ·I(Jri;, ¥ Baer, . 'llh'e· «~nalderable amount ol Tim Beorhs, 'and Homer Rod'. Sale, sponootod b,y the South· that bu,yero would .eome Into tho cow tl1.35. eastl>rn Ob1o Beef CaWe Jm. )ll'Oilucln& aJ:810; buy tile. celvea . There -were very few throw~ ·Ume ~ fertlllaer and reaeed· ford. , YOU'LL OVER•. AddlUonal eonllljpiOra n-om provement AoooelaUcm Ia juat 88Verol dollars ,,..-r:tbelrvll- outs at_tho sale tid a .YBir. Only 1ng to pll tiho land In " ' - foil JOYED TO one ot 19 to be held In Ob1o ue, and truck !hom to the feed- five hliad were throri out be· feeder calf procmctlon. U.,ond Alhena Coullfl wer~ WWiam tlda year. The SEO group Ill· Ia& area IIIII sell.them to llle cause ol low fll8llt,y. There 11111 the Iarmer ldU hove to Dode, il'ohn Weekle,y, John . THAT WE STOti< ' nually sponsors Ute sale at feeder at ai high a price as wan severll bulla. llld slap hove m-pment alllllloY to Blazier, Ropr Wolfe, Frank ALL WIX t< AlhenB and Ute one wltlclt wt11 possible. . lndlcatlq Incomplete coatra. make tiho dedalons to carey Colburn, Vem """"'-· Erneot be held at Ute Galllpolls Llvo. ReCOIDI•InB tldoproblem,llle tlon; Incomplete castratloo Ia out the O(llratlon. · K,;rle, Dole Stanle,y, Thelma .. - - . -· . !llock Sale Barn next TUeedl,y first feeder calf sales we"" or- 1181111)J' caused by carelessThe laraeot iucaol. purchas- Sheridan, C, E, Sheridan, AubGAS - OIL - AIR at 8 p.m. , ganlzed In 1945 and tho latest nea~ Ia the use ol equipment. .l!f at Ute Ieeder calf ll<lle was rey B81ley, Ralph Githrle, C, .ll. MAKES These two sales are under ooe In 1969. These sale• do The only sure means olcoatrs. Warrell PI~ of ReedsvWe. F, Ct'OIIIIer, Dee WUI!amsori, PI:. US ·· the dlrectlan o1 llle vfll"'))'B two ,lltfngs ,.. they provide, 1 tlon Ia ulllng tbe kldfe. Rubber Mr. Pickens hoi eonil~~Utly, Charles Hawk, Orris Boudlnot, HYD·R~ULIC'•• and directors of the SEO Beet con~atlqn and 'Vl&rl!eUng banda or emaseulators require over tho last 118Vl!ral years, Ben Simpkin&, Robin Dishong, · HOSE ~ FllTIHGS cattle fmlx'ovoment Aaaocla. point for bolh the producer and' sreater care. One or two calves been one of Ute larpot buyers E. L. Kelma, Harry Looney, ' Uon, Lao Story (Melp Coun· the !Mu<er•.The,y also provide a were tbrQwn out becouse they at the lal9s. The larp~ eon. George Guthrie, Rusaell OJ)e,y, !;)'), prealdent; w. s. Michael point at Which, . In a IIIII were too old. The qu.allt,y ol. tho III&DOr to the sale was - - Ralj)b McCWn, Jolin Sheridan, (Meigs County), vtce pre1lllent, apen IIUII1IIer, 1 market price bs h'lng ol feeder calves to be aril Knlaht ol Route 3, l'l>me· Dixie DuCt, Herb Hawk, t.far. and l'lul Boer (lllllgs County), Clll be established. aold In Ute fall ol1970 has al- rvy, will> 56 held. Vlcloi• it'· jorle Budworth, Mary King, and secretary -Veaaurer, Eveey time 1111ndlvtdual sale ready been determined. The age sell e<JilaliPied 33 'head, · and Au sUn Adklna. Directors from VInton Coull· II made at one of these IIIC· at whlclt IIley wtU be sold Is Cbarlea a.tcher ol Roote t . ___Other ~~· from Vln. t,y include Tbomaslllllnellsand Uana 1 prlcels established at determined by the birth date. Pomeroy, COD~ 31 ht8d; L. M. Fuller. Athens Count;r wlllch a prodlcet Is ...tlllng to These two Items CIIIIIIOt be The. largeat CCIUIIIIOl' trOlil dlrec!Drs are Merle Johnson ..U IIIII a buyer Is ldUlng to chanpd for 1970. Athena Couii\Y was Alex Doand Jolin Blazier. Gallla Coull- 1119'· There '"-still Ume to chlnge cle, Route 1, Stewart, ldth 3t directors are E. GlenGrahm The rangeln.prlce atfheAih· the CJIIIII.Y lor 1970 buid bead. OWen Waldron of llay, llld Kenneth ,Lawrence ens Sale tlda past week wu County directors Joe Wood- from $25 11!.$34.25perhundred. yard llld Donlld La!llbert: . welgbt. So~eno In be-n The Gallipolis Sale Will eom. was Ute price at which buyers plate Ita 20111 year of O(llra. and selleh iJf over 600 clilves Uon lllis year. The Alhens Sale were In agteement em a mar. was started one year later. ket prl ce last week. This ldll The purpose of these sales have some effect an the sales to has been llld conflnues w be be held Ute rest of the fall but to Improve llle quallt,y ol feed· the range In price wtU be do. BY JOHN COOPER a hill to Intercept water which er calves produced llld U> mar- !ermined b,y the willlnllneu of Soli Conservallon Service Is coming out olllle blll before ket them In the most delllra- Ute buyers to pe,y spedllc prlc. Mason Count;y It reaches tho ourface. Therebit ltiiiiiiHir. PracUcall,y all ol ea for the cattle present at any. PT. PLEASANT- David Me- fore, It Ia uaual)J' neceuary to the 15,000 held of calves to be sale. Crumb, whose farm Is on Nine · put Ute We a 1111ort ways up sold at the 19 sales tlds year In the 1\iture It Is possible .Mile Creek at Beech lUll, has the slope from llle river bot. wtll go to Ohio feedlots tD be that other m'111solmerchandia- com,pleted 1 ppnd, The earth. tom. finished out at a market welaht Ia& feeder calvei wtll become ,1' .L _ Land Denver Yoho, ol SOB, who of around ane tbooasnd pounds. more common. Only about 10 lY OJ Ule checked this aperaUon, report. The feedlot owners are Inter- · per cent of the Ieeder calves moving was done by Carter and ed that It -red to be very ested In buyla& the calves as prnduced In Ohio are, market- Evllls. The delllgn waa made eftecUve-since water was ooz. close U> home as poslllble. They ed througb these graded loed- and Conatructlo!l cbeckecl b,y Ia& out all along Ute ditch on want litem ol the quallt,y the,y er calf sales. Poslllb)J' 1110111· teclllllclana ol SoU Conserve. 111e upper lllde. wish to teed llld they want er 50 per may be market. tlon Service. The pond Ia about Jamea Hoi& Callier ol Edthem In Ute package (rxunber ol ed througb the weekly livestock , 4 acre 111 lllze and 8 feet deep. ward, was belplng 1d11111le op. head) that Ia COIIVenieot 1 0 r sales wltlch are held through. 11 ldll be used for llveato<:k eraUon IIIII Olins a farm on Old. them to purchase. The,y, ol out the state. The balance are water llld other farm uses town Creek_,. his son. course, ano also Interested In purchased by ·direct negotla. . · · James had Installed Ule on buying 111em as cheaply as poa. dons with the )irodu~r. either, E. B. YOST, WHO Is 811 at- his farm a few years ago, Re slble. by the feedlot owner or a mid- tome,y from lhmtington, bought commented that It took about SPECIAL-ONE WEEK ONLy:.· ' The producer, on llle otiler die m111. · a farm 00 Thirteen M lie two years before Ute Ule on hla ',. hand, Is Interested in getting The opportunlt,y Cor . feeder Creek. 11 11 llle farm former • . farm wa1 etfectlvel,y rolllOVIq his calves morketed as easily ~ ~In·~'¥ lll-.at 'IY .-1it"SCott>iiiOIIl8tt .n.! "~ ••u-~rl bilt after~ l.lh •"" as pooslble. He wanta tD ldl. ai,8U"'IIiut 50')W'I!ell\ofq,e 10 acres ol tho n. Ben periGd"Of1f1bMIIt.-til11111eenlloprove his quality so that he feeder calves needed by Ob1o neU laod. Mr. Yo:':com; Ia& an excellent job ol dniln. '~ c111 get llle best price poasl- feeders are produced In Ohio. a cooperator ol the Western · age. ble. He also wants to move In looking at the sale prices Soli Conservation District and We would comment that an REG. $2.40 litem as short a distance as last week It Ia readily seen that asked lor plaJmlng aoalatance 111me soils ~which Ute otruc. SAVE 4ic posalble. the better quality, heavier calv. for developnent of hla farm lure Ia close IIIII the lloll pard. _The Ideal sltuaUon ol course es brlnl the greateat IIIIOI!nt of He aald tbat he woold like ..; clea very fine, which Ia IIID8rfor the producer of Ieeder calv. money to Ute feeder calf pro. develop 1t 88 a llvea1Dck farm ally referred lo ae • ''Uibt'' Yaur Fa,. Supply Hr¥1ce ~~~~; on which be expects In rat.. lloll, It takes about two Je&rl cottle. • for the water to find p&BI818W&YI _III that It elll li8t to tlie .,. .: a ,r 1Jie BE H ....'""'"· •.thwll '::"t!:J.!: !r ond KNOW ' 30 ""· • 1 • I' .I It's read~ for your inspection-this 5-plow tractor with all controls arranged lor maximum comfort, so you can do the best job in the least time. Some of our many standard and optional features include: e New type of seat adjusts lour different ways lor livingroom comfort in the field. e Five-position tilt steering wheel-put it where you want it. e Popular "H" pattern gear shift, plus new easier shifting. o Curved-lace loot pedals, comfortable from any angle. .. o Platform 40% wider for extra footroom. o Work-proven features: torsion bar draft control keeps you plowing evenly; Torque Amplifier boosts pulling power; and many othe~s. Juat - d-otraUon rfdo wUI pnvo tho dllltnnct In lhlo lnllmltionll or lnlemltianal F11111111 756. Wo'rw wallln&lor you. ~ •lgs Equipment Co. Rear Moigs G.noral Hospital PHOHE 992·2176 POMEROY are ~ ' McCrumb's Farm Pond Completed ~ ------------ cARol.YN BERRY and &loan HOUND PACK bOG FOOD F &W tRACTOR SALES ELMER HILL OF Poplar Fork. ol Thirteen Mile Cnoek was teUID& Deaver Yoho that his ·son. Rt,}'mc!lld lUll, had limed, fertilized IIIII seeded ,n acres. This Is 011 tho farm owned by Raymond on Thlr. W..MlleCreek. I L . - - - - - _ ; ,_ _..;_..:...::.:::.:..=.:_--....JII v.ou WANTS TO MEET ~1 1-MASSEHERGUSON 135 DSL 1-MASSEY-FERGUSON 50 GAS P.S. i-MASSEY-FERGUSON 35 GAS 1-MASSEY-FERGUSON l-OUVER 55 1-FERGUSON 30 1-FARMALL H 1-1950 FORD ~ • 40 USED IMPLE.MENTS • NEW 4'-5'-6' CUTTERS ~~~~'C.te't . 0 cu~ A Slqlor han•< hooter wWI cut your fuel billa ... Ktuoly poya for itulf with tiho fuel it - · bcluahrw Inner H10t Tubol copture tho "holrl of tho ftome hoot" others -te. You 111 more holt . tor youriUOidolllr. bclulhrw, motordrl-louvo,. rotete blc- ond forth, super holt """r tho - · woN to - · Mllny more comfort end •-pl"' New! From lhe Purina Horse Research c.mer HERE'S THE ONE FOR 'fHE GO-ERS! n. We th.t ,YIKI f_HIII Horso Chirf- wfth Purl~• CREDIT .C LERK To a~olat In handling cuatamor accounll. Pre•lou Ollporlonco In bookkeeping and sales ' desirable but '!'I will train. llll big company bontflb Including regular scheduled salary increases and merc.. ndhe discount. Personal in..,nrltwa an Monday, Oc..,ber 13, 9:00 ID 1:00 p.M. f ' SPIEGEL CATALOG ORDER STORE 41 COURT ST. -:==================~ ,. ; J. D. NORiii-.':~:ij~-Ucl,';;co•.·. . Jock W. Carsey, Mgr. VINE STREET ' ~· . :; ol ------07---~~=~~ ~~~n~u::~:· ~~2~h~, . I .AINIENANCE MIN , elftcllni1P ..,.n. '•for We ore."; lll..,.at steel producer with •ultl.,lant oporotlona ond ha .. ••••rol ·existing ¥aconcloa In our electrical 110lntenance aonrlce .,.•. r Thoao poalllana ore hlthly critical to our ap-lon and require 1killod poraannel oxporlonced In trouble shooting and repairing heavy d•ty DC 11111 equipment, motors, g_ra..,ra, contrala, · limit awltchoa, etc. .If you haY_!_! '!'!nlmum al 2 yoars oxporl-• In eleotrlcol 11alnleaenco and ore lotoreated In ,...king for an olfa~llshel local onlp!.yor itiot ,.,. f9P dollar wages ond prevldoa excellent -ploy" to-fits then call d06-261-5620 or wrl"' '-C/ Ph. ... . INTEaAKE STEEL CORPORA liON ; 9th aiHI Lowell Sta. Howport, Ky., •1012 An equal op,.,..,nlfy e11ployer . No 614-3 63-6579• 239-3 -------------PICK YOUR own apples. Rome & Yellatr lleUcloos, $L50; Winesap, $2.00. Open dally. Bring conlalners. Dassel Or· cherd, 5'h mL south of Jack· son on RL 93; turn west on Co. 15 go 21;1 miles. 239-2 _ ,_________ _:___ NEW FURNITURE. Big savtJWS on living room suites $119.95 w •199. 96. Our profit Ia less, but you sllll get the best at Rice'• New & Used Furlll· ture, 854 Second Ave. 4469S23, 238-tl THIRD •v~., STATE sT · ~:y~~=Roal' ·coal '\t · · ' . . .· ; IIIIOIIIY Down 1~~~sl~orP'of~~ !t CATED IN THUAMAN. ff.-. YOU QUALIFY PURCHASE FOR THE LOAI! PR.ICE IITHE $10,5!10, ~~ A"' NUAL #UCENTAGE RAT' ~~\~~~THfciR Pr.,YII.J':s. THIS HOME HAS BEEN COMPLETELYREMOOELEQ AND REDECORATED 11+CLUOES FAMILY ROOM, LARGE KITCHEN,_ FULL B'SEMENT MODERN (HEW) FURNACE, 2 CAR GARAGE ON A LARGE SHADY LOT. IN EVENING CALL IKE ... ISEMAN AT •6·3796. The Search !IS Ended If You Need More Rciom PUT A SPARKLE IN HER EYEL SHOW HER THIS tOVt.LY 1 YR. OLD 4 BEDROOM HOME WIT~ ROOM TO SPARE. IT 1..... · CLUDES ALL T~E BUILT' INS 2 BATHS FULL BASEMENT WITH ~INISHED FAMILY ROOM. LARGE 2' CAR GARAGE PLU$ DON'T DELAY BE SORRY LARGE FLAT LOT AND IN Mobile Home 47 Acres IF YOU ARE JUST GET• TINC START~O OR WANT TO RETIRE THIS WILL SUIT YOU, 0000 MOBILE HOME, LARGE STORAGE BLOC. LARGE POND AND SEVERAL GOOD BUILDING SITES. ALL GOES AT $8,900. I Services OHered WATER DELIVERY SERVICE CALL Grover Lonl' 4t8-IMIU or Bob Qa-1~168. ' . 2J.O.d -------------DEAD STOCK $2.00 Servtce a.rp Will removeyourdesd hor.sea ard cowa can Jackson 286-4531 ------------ ~!~ ·-ciJ-sriiM'iPuv PAINTING & For .-------------- u ERNEST THORNE -------------- For · CHAIN ·S'ro~ES \IOLIJME Natlcnll-~y, nterlng H!gb Volumll< CbolnS-, wltb lrlmllld0111, blgJlly prclltabla prac~uct, wm 111oct a dlltllbutllr Ill your - . • IDu tWill: $5,000 - - • by Jocelkml, Jl!lllluct, - . lids and completa tnlniDg Ill durin stan oPatlon. E"\'ANSION UNtiMITEO, For t~~ttlldotidlll •••wtow wrltl"" dllv, htu!l"!! ...... "'' "!ATIONAL MARKti'iNG CO. ACU W. Motwao St., Joc.....,.llo, .Florida 32200 ' ' . . . . . .;, . . .·: .... ·~ ' .......~; ·CANDY .SUPPLJ IOU,· .. - .·· • ' ,. 1 ···~vi .. ' . .:·:·'···,:.· ' • ; ' Mten or woMn IIi reafock H'!' fyJe· coin -~, .n,h hl1h qMIIty c_,,., pte,+ocn. ' ('' .. \ dis;.,;:. p LIC SALE -------------- -------------- ------ ------- tstate MA·ss·IE mAfE, .ROKER ,_1._ 1 w..,.. . • , • ., PUBLIC AUCTION . ·t.!r·•· . , ground. In elf¥ sc~,_dla- LEE-iiPLUMIIJNG GREMoD. limo 10 AM- Thursday, Oct. 16, 1969 nl~e ~ld8nllal " ::-et:'"~~and · E~~. Crcllm Clf¥, 0111o. keyour . ,I'll. 256.e88t . 217~ ilhadod,lat. :lllr, HOI been .,--.,.----·~ - - - - - - r,edoeorafed ._,;,""' Welald THREE BEDROOM$ · Tl:a~ ·~ CONTROL ~~)j&'tl). Qlespot A VERY lovelythreebedraam rFRDi.ltJH!aJI, call 44f • .,....... ·~ ·hblloo '• Juatwaittnaforatilce · ;-.rtn1b'l)all, QM. . • ..,'ny that hlsalot olllvllw ~ .lcll' Edillllillll Ttrmlte to~ llantcoi, •• ~. . Dr. In kltdoen, tiro ,·\ · , r ~97-tf trlc:t, very . Lunch will bo a~¥0!1 -¥~~-' . ...(~ QW,IItJl Jo. ·~· \ A stewart's llardwan ' HOME SITE OR TRAILER SITE. S'h acres. VInton, Ob1o Raccoon Twp. on Slate RL Formen 207~ 325. City schools. -------------WE HAVE one of the best 3 BR GD.LENWATER'S SaJiuc Tad! SLEEPING !lOOMS, w I e k IJ Brick homee in the area 1<>- NINE ACRES Service, 414 Smith Dr., KoJI,. n.tee. Park Cea!nl llalel. cated on a bnutlful lot I'Ufto auga, tt&..'lt89. 201.U 78~ niJW lrOQI SR 218 ID tho Ohio NICt: bldg. site. (.;Qod soli. Mile . I • I \ -------------River. This home hoa a full and hall frOOl town. . BACK HOE o. acoop lotdei' SLEEPING ROOMS, week I Y laoement with Rec. Room, SOLD SOLD service. Call Charles L. niel Golllnllolel ~286. large living roomthotover· THREE-fa SOLD 3-03 Hoech, 446-8230. 1834 ' ' 1SI~ looks the beautiful Ohio Rlvrmo, ocrea, all 3 -------------or, •large storage buUdll18, miles lrOOl Rio Grande, In aod central air cond!Uonlng. Raccoon Twp., all sold In IV· ~AL 1\VR worki!W C014'le, erqe lime ol sale, 3 -k• Thurman, Ohio 11111 3 days. A teleph,.. call ftlcalf furnlihod two bedroom 33 years experience COUNTRY LIVING 811'111 1P11111Kint. Ph. U8 • 3 BR modem home located em will put ue U> work lor YOIL Phone 245·5269 or 2812. 221-tf 1h ocre lot '"' old SR 160 at Central Soya 446-2463 Jay Sheppard, 4<16-()219 -------------Evergreen. New forced air Earl Winters, •<16-3828 FURNISIIEDB'i ltw'yCottage, -----------turnaceandparllalhesement. Wayne Amsbary, «6.0239 DOLL HOUSE Nursery. Trana• . 721 ·Sacand Atoe., t rooms, CAMPING EQUIPMENT Priced below replacement Denver K. Higloy, 446-0~ portaticm available. Reasoo. 111111, acreanad In porch. Re- CLOSE our ON 99 rillllalsand cost. -------------allle rates 1lao lor shqJplng doconted. o4ults only. 22o-tf d---~ Tra• or working mothers, hourly, .....,...u-1 0 .·-~...-49 GARFIELD AVENUE Plumbiftl & Heating vel end Camper TrallorL No SEE THIS 3 BR home today. R Or weekly ratea. Ph. dally STANDAJW r•.wM• olrar relliled. tff-4522. 56-U Ia vacar •nd resdy U>move PLUMBING& KEATING Sale · Amallu7'• Apoche Tnller ln. All "· lo./"e either ro. 215 Third Ave. tt&-3782 Sales, 131 Fourlll A.._ Ph. ceniiJI paime;;'-b Jneled. Has 197-tf NEI tiiC TRUCK 446-0239. 23t-tt plen!JI of •torose IIIII built· -:---•---------HEADQUARTERS ----------~--In cabinets In kitchen. DEWITT'S PLUMBING . . 1982 C:ORVAIR ~r CODver1184 1 T ao.nolet PHOHE «6-1694 AND HEATING Uble. 150 hour-er, 4 • OFFICE EYEHIHG 11GS 'b T GMC plcq Route UW at Evergreen . speed, laeli. and gages, t22$. We will offer at Public Auction the poraonal ,...,. 1H21~ T,GMC Charleo M•.Hool «6-15-46 Ph. tt&.:l'/35 Call 441-4084 after 4 p.m. erty of tho late Cather Ino Edwards on Satunlay 1M2 1"700 Ford.Gmq! 271~ 234-U J. Michael Heal «6·1503 18th of Ootoher, 1969 Ill 10:00 A.M. 'At the Cotht~ 1111 FeOO Ford trucll i~• Edwards Ruidenco Ia tho Vlllogo ol Center• 1M2~ T, Fonl pldal,p lAIRD REALTY CO. Brammer Plwnblng & Heatllll! ••II•, Ohio. 1~ F 700 Ford • 64 CIIEVELLE Malibu, 283, 4 300 Fourth Ave, d8a 'AI T.. latea•e•....,, 811·. chrome rtms and duel ex-. Osatr lelrcl, hlltor Phalle f46.J637 Personai property consist of: pdqo hluat, 446-0386. 23lh'l ap•-~ Owne ll6t ~ T. GMC ... ........_ - ..., r A~tique chairs, dishes, stove, kitchen utensils, .._ .,2 Second Ave. 298.U qud_ts and other miscellaneous items too numerous 1981 2 T GMc R111 For .Sar. to It st. 1966 \It T. a.. Pickup . WE'VE MOVED CARTER'S PLUMBING 1181 GIIC tiurioon DROP In tb OW' new ottlce lo. AND HEATING Rover William• 1M8 \It T. GMC Plcq . cated at 452 Second A..,..., ll3ll Fourth AVII, Pierce Eclward1 '"'~ T, Chew. . REAL just three doora east ol the Phone U8~881 Exec-• ""'teol ,~. ~ TT·.~!!_ ' TEl .. 445! . Poet Ofllce. We hove Jm. 15i.u .:Othorlne E•words, deceaa,.l .... .,. • ...,........, '!"' proved IIIII Ol!Panded our - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1"' 14 Dodp tiWJ1J ST RT ·169 qu.artera _to better serve Ute $.... Ices O.._ed -~ T Farm bQYora end sellers ofreales- "'• '"" . $dt.IG · 1810 IIQ. ft'. llvbos ates, 8 !arae tate Iil Gallla County, ~ERT EHNAN · ·j.MUT.Jateif•tkwl rma end lath, IIW floors, ~,· ·1 T,I ~ *'liiP .l!lenty bull~l!f. locoted em a BUILDING LOTS Wa •star Dollveey Servtes ~ J'/, ' Patriot/ Rt •• r..eiJlpoiJa 1 ~llltl!Oiilllnl ,_.. ~~j; lt!WIIItncedlat. Plen- WE; OFFER several bulld!JW Ph·, ..9 • 1•• Lacollon: 3· ..Ilea ...... Rio Grande on the Cl.... · uu ~.:Cilor 'llltOttJ<i l'rlllll pond. lOts on !Qroved itreet, ell¥ •• .. "" zu,u Evans Read. · · · · Ni1Ji ~;25:11 ,2o, lO .Pb' jjJ.ipa ~ btl!lir replacO!IIOnl ~V&Ier, ps, s111er, lave! ___ ~ ________ _ BIWlBVIlY - . A6altl GD)J', 721 Sao· Clllflltle., Gllllpolla. j • AN EXCELL:ENT NEICHBORHOOO JUST l~ MILE OUT. . N I Rea lty ' · ,. -E_. . . ."-'J - · .... E. 1......,, ·-····aMi_.,• . ... ......, E. 1. Ill FE? •• '1511 .... .1.... '. Oftlce•~tt..••• meiit or ' IEALTOIS city sewer. Brown, 446-1960. . . w . 1 POMEROY LANDMARK . . ACI:OIIt!"'ryd Omo'l-1"' •!which ~·· .,., •""dr h f0odlno.,.1ti •yoor 9',•1~ ,-ot~o- .,). 1 tO 2 poul)cl. of Hot.. ct.,., a d.,r 'ml ..i wfth OntO •ne, will proyldo co,.lota ,rot•ln/wltamlft/ -----------------~------· ' THE ifACyt runnort, tM Mowy work••, tho powers ond t~ ,W.•Nn• Phone (614) BJ...2181 (' .. Alr CoD1 Elecstove,refrig., ' · hot water " ahower, Sniffer· 24 -tf 1 ACRE, 7 room home, bath, depth Onder, AM-FM stereo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - city waterawllable,alaopa. and co•aette. Carpet inside, PaneliJW and paper Cor dec· Owner Moved-Wants 0 11 lronlaoci sun deck. Boston Real Estate For Sale '" ng. NTwo mlleslromclty Home Sold Now : Whaler D!Jwy, davttlaodm<>on 141• Ice 1ocatlon. ANI11T's A REAL BUY FOR U>r. Onwer buyi-40n. Marl- NEW Green GOOD 4 bedroom SOME ONE WANTIIJW! A ·~ Acre3S bedroom Sibil v.home, Fino. 1 home,LOCA110N, LARGEFULL 3 BEDROOM HOME nett& CalJ304-523-lJI69,Hunnc ng ca bl nets In kitchen, WITH DRY BASEMENT SELL OR RENt N• bou'-, 3 tll!llon, W. VL for aPPOint. avsllable. call 446-1900 or part hesemenl, bath, line riV· LOCATED ON 3 LOTS lltllrooiM, ...,..., dt,ymem. Prlco.15,000. 446-2890. er vtew, lai'p lot 50x300. ~~OUJL~ ":s~F tLtE ~~~ W 1 G.- Aeieo IWIIII~ I'll. Look this over, ROOMS ARE LARGE AND 23 3-8 - - - - - - - -238-.'1 MH$23orttWJii ' -WE AREHAVINGinqulrlesfor ITHASAVERYNICEBUILT -------------IN KITCHEN (RANGE 221-Cf ... small farms aod city proper· OVEN ETC.) WITH UP! ·· GOOD CLEAN LUMP IIIII ato. , ,...., ty Se HOLSteRED BREAKF •sT . ---------- -- - - - • • 1 > ! ' e us. NOOK. ITS SHARP AND~ IN UNFURN. toPT. Sroom~"heth; kar coal. Carl Winters, Rio E•oni~r•: AN EXCELLENT NEIGH· 2dooraalloveY"""er.Adults. Grlllda. l'llone245.$1U, 8~ 1912 CHATHAM AVE. R li BORHOoo. .~.,. NICE 3l!1f home, large living •uo1 • Woodo, 446-<1618 See lolra. T. A. Thomas. Ph. - - - - - - - - - - ·- - ··John I. Richards, 446-0280 446-2419. 238-6 VSED loiACHINFS - 3 only, room, comfortable kllchen, Ronald Canaday, 446-3636 -------------Royal, KMG twewrltera, ~oclry room, fllnced yard. - - - - - - - - - - - - - The Best Buy You'll . Campln* Equip. I.so. I NICR M21 cash reg· •arleds bloomer is neal and well 0. D. PARSONS Find !In Gallipolis • ater, 1 V oU>r register, 1 ' · REAL TOR HERE'S A WELL cONNEW 1969 starcrsll Travel Geatetner mlmqnph. Slm· BRI CK Farm, Village, Ci ... Pr-v STRUCTEO MODERN 2 1110111 Ptg. lc Om Equip ONE L0 •r .,... .. , STORY LOCATED ON A traDers, 17'&'•, S.C., dealer 1 ce • F OR PLAN, 3 BR, 1 /, Firot & Oll•e HUGE SHADED LOT IN EX· COlli 1968 Apollo18'2",S.C., 446-1397. beth, Or<lplace, 2 car garage, Phone 446-0 219 CELLENT NEIGHBORHOOD. 232-tf large lot with all utiliti'es 1·n, LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH $1675; 1968 Stercrall camper WOOD BURNING FIRE sleeps 6, $7SO. Save $350 to blacktop streeL DAIRY FARM PLACE( FORMAL DINING ROOM COULD BE FAMILY $800 on 1970 C81q18rs a n d SPINET PIANO CHILUCOTHE RD. ROOM) 3 LARGE BEDROOMS, IY, BATHS FULL BASE• tr1Uera .-. Camp Conley WANTED, reajiOIIBible party U> 2 ACRES, (110 acres grass), MENT AND\ CAR CARAGE. Star.crsll Sales, behind Pies atake over low monthly pay· PRICE $8,900. ::- located' fonnta 1 0modern 8 room, -o s•-·3 IT NEEDS PAIN.T INSIDE nice lot lth60 .haded W ro "' "'" ._ AND OUT . BUT ITS PRICED ant Point Resort. ments 011 a oplnel plano. can age, 3BR, carpeted LR and home, equip. bldg., One Ofthe AT $16,500 WHICH IS WAY 23U be seen locally. Write Credit one .BRIll he nt lth nlcesldalryhernslnthecOUJ>. BELOW TODAYS MARKET • U seme w VALUE . CALL IKE WISE• llllnager, P. 0. Box278, Shel· ps furnace, city water and t,y. Yoo wUI like this ooo. MAN NOW. byviUe, Indiana. Rent Sale 232-12 tt CENTRAL AVE. S rooms, THINKING Excellent Farm balll, utlUt.Y room, all redec· OF A BUSINESS, Wehaveagood orated llllide and out, Call 105,0UO B. T, U. forced air ps NOW REDUCED ONE OF GALLIA COUNTY'S locatioo ldth a bldg. 15 x 60. BEST FARMS. 140 ACRES after 5 p.m. 446-0142, furnace. Ph. 416-0516. $1,500 - lV2 sU>ry home, I BR IN TOP PRODUCING CON• can be purchased Cor less 238-6 239-3 and sewing room, spacloos DITION WITH A VERY then replacemenl cost of bldg. GOOD 6 ROOM MOOERN ------------------------LR with WB Oreplace, full HOME . BEEF OR DAIRY AS FIREWOOD seasoned or green. hesement, ps furnace, 2 car YOU PREFER. LOOK INTO THIS TODAY. For Rent !Awls Clagg, 146-1437. prop, on a Slate RL NEIGHBORHOOD RD. FURNISHED apartment, 4 rms 23lh'l RA HALF MILE oul Nice 5 room and heth, atRloGrande. Ph. - - - - - - - - - - - - - NCH STYLE HOME lrame home with porcb, (n. 245-5142. 211-3 WATEH WELL pump cmnplete ALL TRE BUILT-INS- r&ll88, sulated, Outbldg. FruiL City ______ __ ____ lor lnstlllatl~ Ph. 256-6244. oven and plenty nice cabh,. water & schools. Price reTRAILER SPACE 23lh'l ets, large LR, covered patio, CERAMIC TD.E IIIII llmloan duced. Wlthwllkl,r&JI1)s,petlos,net. - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 BRand llle heth, Just 3 work. Phallo AahWorlh, ua. uralpa, city water, resdyto THE MARION County AJWusA.. mile from city limits. DOWNTOWN 9368. 19~ 23 SO. Muet be 63 model or new· soclaUon rd Amual FALL HOBART DILLOH, Real"'' REMODELED ;lder torCHJU>ry, TAHUR'S Floor Cover;._ ceramic tile, Arms~ro~W liner. Call me, Larry Evens, SALE, Saturday, October 18, 446·2674 new turnec.fO(h •, half, lor oleum. We sell aocl Install. 446-1830 or 446-4174, Only 1969 at the Marion County Luoillo or Howard Brannon sale or lease. Call for free estimates. 446~S a morth. zt0-6 Falrgrouods. Show !O:OOa.m. Evenings «6- 1226 1293, -------------Sale 1:oop.m.SeUI1183Bulls, 11 ACRES 38 Femlles and · SO Steer - - - - - - -- - - - - - - MODERN 6 2 BEDROOM houaetrsUer near n c.lveL Merlin WOO!lrulfauc· nn. one oor plan, 235-6 · f . &. W. ~ llalt~tSal••· 'I-••• ~.~--~•-·....,• 0 ~ . • 1 ,. lllcel,y paneled, heth,drllled -----------·····•Rt.86. •Pb.-o-MN8flil ··- ·'-• _.....,.._...,_...,.,.,._<'- " ' 11 •-ked nd ~ .. . For ~" 'ALL TYPES af JtodldltW Jlllter. IIIIIIIIICI .. _ ...._. · 1'011 AW.JGUI'I·· - . . . . •. , -. ,...., c~~ee~t wtao Wbtdoiil, lllall, Me, !=IIUdt Willen, Rio Gnndt, '0 . Ph. 8t tlie Nelllu. }'liCe,, VERY NICE eisht room home. 245-6121 . . . s. tl.lt', .. Slate 91. Apnll l'llrllllo, You will like the modern nn. .••. . IIWI, helpllal kt tchen, carpeted, I!Wflooro, -------------FOR SALE IIIII .....ollllllllltr. M~ 4 bedrooms, 111'1&8, hethond 34 FT. loiARINETIE ALL ·· - - - - - - - - - - - - shower. Corner lot In ~ty. 3 BEDROOM od ki ALUM. HOUSEBOAT, NEW· NATIONWIDE INSIJRANCE • m em tc n, AUG. 1988. Six~. 210 AUTO, Ore, liCe, 45 State Sl, . gas furnace, lath, storm HP V-clrlve, 6.5 KW Plant, Waldo F, Brown, w. R, doors, air colldltlonl1111 llnlt, 1966 CIIEV, Conwrtlble aocl 1115 :Ford ploq, Ph. 2SS. 8777. · 23 8-6 ---------;-For -R_. Will .·. Put"l,.. H•.. C'-to 11 • pell•,.d supplemont formulmcl lust fort,. 1141mand" ftor .... runnen tht ,hHvy Servin1 Mei1s, Gallia &Mason Counties Mo•• County ~lt...rs C.n Co11 C;olloct _ "2-2111 ~RE 211-6996, · . ~ .... tJjl; F~ .• ,"~~- {;,. ' l)h.~ Volfor l!i.'',;;~Jfl' A"~IO~ TO SELL · 1~ ~~~$1., :~h. · .L02ATEDfll\~ ~1\Y,I)Danlce . 331 PROTEIN SUPPLEMENT HERE INTERIOR and wall peper remomw, Froa ·~ !• • (.' 3rd & Sycanlare $to. -------------deeoratbte Help Wanted· (.; CENTill SOta>·: · OF OH,IO . Wanted To Do WE SPECIALIZE In I'OCIIIng, llumlnum llldlna. Cll]ltdil). borne reiiiOdella& lnalcle 11111 out. Home mal...._ .. all typee, Ph. 245.s821• 2ot.U - F·or .Sale J!r PURINA HORSE CHARGE :. OU. Treated U> give more host and leu soot. Degree Da¥ Delivery. Metered Tickets. Easy Pay Plan. ' :.Galli• & ' r\ I 23U . !. ., CUt Ht8tl1111 Costs with Landmark Fyrzon Home lleetiJW Open Til 6 Mo.n. Thru Sat. · A thouglrt lor the clay- Oliver Wendell Holmouald- "Litelo an end In llaelt, and the only quesUon as ID whether It Ia worth llvltW 11 whether Y1JU hove - h of IL" I!DWARD HOGG ON TUrkey Ran ol Oldtown Creek lnetall. ed 1,soo feet of We va~nqe. Part ol tlds was Interceptor Ule llld Ute cltcb·waa ,q from . a deplll ol three feet to live feet. An lnterceplnr Welaplait. ned to be laid et the base ol FUEL BILLS UP TO 50%1 • .,, ' 65 DSL IS LOCATED wev~ . . ------------ lanted . HOMES FpR kitten•, 446-0lttt 23lh'l -----------Help Wanted .ADY t:.. LIVE .. - -IN. p••• ... TU nvo L &402. 240-3. --,.---------DING-DONG. Chrllllnllaelllaa' 11artl earbr ldlll AVONEarn ... forJGUI'Oirllln IIINII'e time DIII'JGUI'b-.Write MrL "'•~ Start · '""'' A. Plelfar, Rt. 2, Wawrlf, Ohio. U690. mataL Ph. WIBLE A!fim'ING Rebert Hlte ol Oldtmm Creek ldth Ule drainage, we ndtal some ex. eeUent pasture on Ute biB nesr where ho was Installing tile tile. We asked Bob wltat he had done to brtng about this good grasa. He said lllat he had applied 0.. 20.20 fertilizer llld had timed lt. We remember almost rour )'BirS aao when we belped Bob with plana fortldafarmthat11111 aame land waa In a veey poor alate ol prodticUon IIIII part ol It wae covered ldlh 1llll'thleaa brush. F &W IRACIOI SALES meke Sieller your bolt buy-IIJ ler. - • • for OWlY-· ...ry budaet. . ••• ,.r.·· '' Sunday p.lol. 1000 Aotlques, 35 old Autos. See blc 12 ton 1914 Steam Ensine run. · T. K. OWENS MUSEUM Dlcklaoo SL, Jackson, Ohio .. ,t • 588 JACKSON PIKE ' -«6-9m . 5 MILE$ WEST OF GALLIPOLIS canvontencoteoturll plus bolutitul SMI...,IIylln1 t See Bll Antique Show •""' ' * 11* 25 w. .•,,. ~- high fuel bills? ..t· lllvts hlw Joined the atafl of AU style Beauty Salon. carolyn Ia a araduate of Ute Pre"" ton Beauty School, Cheaa· peako, and S..n Ia a lfBduate of Nationwide Beauty School, Columbul. Phone tad a y rar your appolnbnent, 441h'1700. 238-6 La "1t" by l MAIIIII,.IX NEW 11 Notice RAWLEIGH PrOducts, 1924 Eastern Ave,, Galllpollo. Ph. 446-2089, 240.1 • on war4r ------------ tho me cy ' I •. .,.,.4 FILtERS . In the NEW INTERNATIONAL® 756 • - -ms Notice , .... ""'"'" , lantlil to. Do • ~. tk line 1 WILL NQT be ..._lbl, tor • • 1160 It IllY clebta othlr then w i!lnl irouSEWORI<.Ph. 446'"" ::... a• of 11111 Oct. •• 1.... -· · Sil!lcd DoMid E. Woodlt,, •' · 2to.a - Notrl.,o4 .· UW ..,All _""' •lo•lllcotl..., .,4totolfoolt rho ------------,.... ,.. O.flr Tr!~..... ,,. •• For · Sill or · Trade ''" Aoy,,.......... clirlo ...... ,. ilh> .. elnol W antad T0 Bur . • c.,y··oolioitttotl fw c'-~·•f•·' 0 , J2 rr, ~All altunilum r WHITE ROCK, Barred Rock Ill' ..._. . - I•• ,... ,.111 ko '""" ~• lfoo N -~ V ......_ ...,....~ I HP 1o1•· -of 25• f• -h ct.O,.,. · Ill ~ - pU)Jell, Write l"ull""" 01idlalnl motor .. ~~~ - d for thrw ., alo 11.,.. Box 10, Rt. t, Vinton, Ohio. . --:-r· ;. • ' ; ••~·!'\'1'••4 bof.,. ooplrodon will 238-3 """!' tp ,aell • •Ph• .,e..f999 ~ 218 ·, ko •hil11od tor onlr """'"' of wuu.m ....... -·- - . .•. Sunday, Oetdler 1#, 1968 '' lteutM'You N~~~~, Sell Items You Don't In The Tribune Classitle~}. Ll~~l L H. WOOD, letltor ,.,.,'H"'£' W'TSE' ....ffN. .-w ~·.-bloek,brl ~. 1.1r~. 446-1066 ~.. L r•,_en.... AGE . 'NCY' -------1----- .t "'*· • -- ,. '·. . . ' --'· . .twt ,.,,,.•••1,,,.. .. l • �' .. J\\, I! 1\ ·.~ )';J .' I" ·<. I . '' •: ' • ' '~. ·' 22 ~ 'lbe ~ For Sale ·hmo•-&nttnel, ·' _; _ _ _ _ _ tons, monogram, and make a CARPETS fright? Make them a boatttrul sight with . Blue fancy deslgna with just t h 0 twist of a single dial. Lett In Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Lower G. C. Murphy Store. 240-6 used. Will sell for only $47 lay .. a - way all! never been cash or E--Z-Terms. Phone 416-1634. 236-6 68 HONDA 350 Scrambler, low miles, $550. Ph. 446-1324 ELECTROLUX SWEEPER with good suction. complete with evenings. 240-3 a I I attachments and even throw away begs. Full price 1969 KARMAN GHIE, sports model, Cully eQllip,Jed, radio, tape stereo, 4-:0St $2800 will only $32.80 or terms avail- able. Phone 446-1634. 236-6 sell for $2250. Ph. 773-5423 Mason, W. Va. 240-6 1969 EARLY American s tereo radio cornbimtion. Beautiful solid state unit with 4 speed changer, 4 speaker sound system. Balance $89.32. Use our TIME PAYMENT PLAN, can H6-!028. 240-3 WALNUT SOLID STATE STEREO. Dual volume co~ trol, 4 speed intermixed ch&nger, 4 speaker sound system, with AM&FM radio. Balance $81.46. Use oor TIME PAYMENT PLAN. C&ll 446- 1028. 24~ ------------ CLEAN CARPETS with ease. Blue Lustre make s the job a breeze. Rent electric sham- pooer $1. Farmer's Hardw•re Co. 240-6 ----------- AKC Reg. miniature Collies, ''Sbelties". 5 wks. old. Call Larry North 446-1211. 24~ TAPPAN GAS range, $15. Ph. 245-5260. 240-1 KEEP CARPETS beautiful d.,_ spite footsteps orR busy famUy, Buy Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Sheppard, 862 1st Ave. 240-6 IF YOU are bullcllllg a new home or remodeling, - us. We are builders. Dlltrlbulor ror llotpolnt Appllaneoa, Alii""" Electric. I~ INFORMA:TION DEADLINII 5 P·"'· Oar lof•e' P..ltllcetl.,. ...... , o...lli• ' .... C•ncelletiene & CerrectiM• Will ~. until 'f •·•· '• Per ef ~llcttlo• REGULATIONS Tr.. P~llahw ,.,.,.,•• th. rlfht .. Mit 0' reject enr Ha 11.._.4 . . lktloNI. Tlw ,..llahet will flat •••,tM .. r••p•n•lbl• for ,.... ''-" .,.. IM:.,f'M'f ht~artiOft. 5 RATU fat WeM A4 '-•'" Unll per W•ll ._ iM ... IGA ,..,;u..;;.. c.....,. ,.. Notice cluding women• a groups, Sta- ell and all other I!Uroated st., Pomeroy. P"- 992- members should attend. 10-11-Stc 5059. 11 cel'tl't ,., ••4 ••• ._.._,.,.. eMil ..Ia ,.itl withi" 10 .... CARD a• THANK$ I OIITUAIY 11.50 ·- 50 ....... _ . ••. .Witi... l ••tl 2c. BLIND ADS lo44hl-l l5c ......... a.. .. - O"ICI1::10 • ·• · te S:ll ; ... hllr IIJO .... •• .12~ ............ Card of Thanks 1"HIIEE ROOM apartment, eompleteb modern "1111 built-In kitchen, wall oven and table top unit; otalnleaa steel alnk with dl~ unit, 1&1'10 bath and larll ciiiiMIIL Nlcebcleeorated. ~ 992-2278 ror """ polnlment alter 2 p.m. 6-22-ttc ILAmNAIS to their Consignlltnl Salt To Bo Hold Oct. 18 Starting ot 10 AM Property Transfers -------------- --- - ---------- Far Real BERRY'S WORLD -------------- apa-· ------------------------FURNISHED APARTMENT, I • 10-9-2tc By UnitedPresalnternatlonal Today Ia Sunday, Oct. 12, the 285th day or 1969 with 80 1o fdlow. ' room1 1111 llda, • • • f/1 'lblrcl and CGillb., IM!( .. port. l'boal fH.Z7III or 343:&. NG-Uc ttz- -------------- 'lbe moon Is batween Its new SMALL FOUR room lllrnllllled phase and ftrat quark!r. ltouao. Ch!ldroaaecopted, bul 'lbe morning atars ar~ house auitabtO ro.. Mercury, Venua, Saturn an:l adult~o ealt .9112-3872 after Jopiter. 4:30·p. m. The eveninl star Is Mars. 10-12-:ltc On thls day In history: In 1492 Chrlatos>hor Colwnbua, 6 ROOM , HOUSE, bath, now took po11eoslon of laJid In the forced air furnace, RL 7, Bahama a In tho Mme or Spain. T"'pers Plains. call CoolThis event Ia conalderod the vOle, 6674075. · dlacovery of Ameriea. 10-12-3tc In 1870 conteclerate hero Gen. Robert E. Leo died In TRAILER FOR rent. Bi'olln'a Lex!niton, Va. Trailer Park. Ph, 9tuaU. In 1967aBrltlahalrllnerwent 1o..l0-lltc down in the. Modi terra- killing Ill peraona. more ------------- I -::_ ... -·--------.,...-- ;ultor, old huffet~ rafrlgarotor 1 eoblnet boaa, old stands, old rocht'l, 3 9•• stovea, ~t~ontel type , old picture -fromu1 1 wrl~n'il desk, 2 corn 1hel1..,., old cones, old hook~, old 1cole1, Ker~MDfe 1WC11her, ltero1ene lfDVfl, 1 lo:r. choir, 1 roll borb wire, 2 ol mltr01'1L step locWer, 1 old cloc (eight day), 1 utlllt,. coblneot, 1 : Maytog wrlr••r waa.h er, oMiqw IIO'ld toble, 1 boot lood•r; 1 breoUo1t ut, I dlell of dtfJWfWs, n i.:e Zenith televl1lon, 1 ad pony cart, ·Iorge 1tone jon, 1 old Oliv., typewriter. Other Item• too num11r0ua to mention lha . 9alallell a.. 1969D01l e btks wt...,',. ,.,_, ~""! rl.cl. ,.,.,.,...,,_ .,..,., ........ .Far Tilt Falttlt SwvlcBDA YOr NIGHT ••• CA.Iol Rea!' Estate Far Safii DAY.992-2151 NIGHT 992·7~4 ~,~ Btiilnnslenlces Rel'rlpr- AIR CONDl'i'IONJNG, atiCIII Hnlce. Jacll'a a.M- _________ ___ ------------ . Real Estate tar Sale 4 AND 8 TRACK. AUO COMPLETE LINE OF STEREO TAPES, 4 AND 8 TRACK. DIOO iwoptline l'.J" W.B. 8 cyl., adventurer pkg., tan, custom cob, undercoating, dual horns, eJCttrior mldg. r*g. - CLIFF PtJILLIP~ - CAN THOMPSON 8 cyl., 4 speed, 7.50/ 16 6 ply, radio, we at I II I ------------------------Ia'*" I I I ~rt On Us To Deliver The Best ....,.. .nee 011 ca~ecl? Leal 7our operator 1 Uconae'/ Call 9112-29&1. II-1Hic. For Sale Business Services u.wre •· -----------...,. FAMILY HOME - Almost 1,2 acre, 31argobedrooms,pleuty parking apace, bath, utUIty room, 2 porches. cement block oltbulldlng, close ln. $5,000. G.l. HOME - 2 story frame, ------~-------·-;:. ~s.r.tce 3 bedroomo, batb, nice lot, REMOVE EXCEiis bcKi.J M ~ . BEAGLES. Phone 843-ll476. Phont 94&.3821 JIBrt basement, low laxea. \"'th F1Uidex tableta. ~ •. 1D-12-10tc Raclna, Ohio MAKE US AN OFFER. $L88 at Nel100 Dru(. Crltt llradtllrcl WILLIS IDLL - 2 bedrooms, . ..11-aotp FUEL OIL CGnversion burner 1 story frame, ceDar, lmJ· ror !11111ace. Also chll4's tadon brick oidlng. $1,500. READY-MIX CONCRETE clallvmaple cheatordrawera. RichCOAL, LUMP, - . IIXiklr~ ard l!ertoo, lit. 1, Loow BotH!,.RY CLELAND, B.....erecl ri&llt to your project, ml• run. Sillt · tom, Phone 986-3331. hot and easy, Free elllOHtce-992-2259 Work&, £all lfata St., Pciat. 111-12-dtp mateo, Ph. 992-3284, C.. ___ i ______ __ erw. Phoni·99Utm.' -' ;J)( Ret.-992-2561 Klein Ready-Mix Co., Mldcll.. 11-la.dt port, Ohio. 6-311oUc OLD ·LIBERTY 1boatre bulldIIW. Nice. Very roaiiOIU!t. COAL, ea..tot.Nnlne run, Ja.O..:;. Phone 992-6251. cobs Coli co. llldand TJiple, 10-12-Uc' Phone 7~2-tt62 or lt244811. ' -- --·----------- -------------- v,..... •....aflor --------------- -------------- "Tilt Little Sundry" •. JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED! A t ... llr .,.. ldOG In .. ndlng merchGndhingl E""l•ot•o dlatrl~utorohlpo far "Tho Little Svndrr" ... .,.., lo thlo arOGI ""*'" •.•..u...... ••n $800 •• $1200 , . ,..."'h ,,. .,..... , . . ''""· Y-.. II• ,.. Mlllrw;: need ,.. ••,.,lw.c:e. We conlrect oil oecount1 11ntl ._,_.I, lnetoll,.. u.,._ Y•~ ""'''" '"'"" with popufor, .wtlonally oci.,...IMcl ...,..,.acrf~~~tlon it~Hiccrtlo"' (••"''"• peln Nlltvetsf 41geltlon .w •• ,..,,, l . ~1-,:'.L~!' :;!!!'i;:T:JI!:f'" ,_,u,.•"•" :nJ~'M, oo~oo.,c~=~ ~=~KI'!"~rltt•:.V~,%5,~, OP 11MO.OO t• I ,00 ,....,~ . Wt _....,... ynr ,,... ,IHiy •••'-• refeN..o.• with raUl ' ,., ..,. ,,.,.,...1 ..., WJifl •• Ill tNif• T'Mr1 II M -'IIP.fiHa ' All lfllilhl•• the ,._. 4rf tHy,,. ,.,.1••4- pie••• •ft4 ,...... ,........ NEW sALES ' LOJ 1W40tc. $22116.:12 1 D200 Sweptline 128" W. B. 8 cyl., automotic trano ., radio, power steering, 7.50/ 16 6 ply, west. coast mirroro, camper speciol, white with blue interior. RET AIL Discount NOW I I I I I I II ,. ' • • . t9&i.Ciallfacsaila"' Qevnle .:.:_\~: ..~::~ :j4i0r Gojd with motchiri(l i!\!lior, lull power equipment, ~FM radio, tiiJ & t'lescope steering wheel, tear window defOJigor, CCII)trolled differential, tinted glan, w/s/w tires and Comlartran air-condiliDning. i9&8 Cadillac Calais H.T. Sedan ...... $4700 SlOtS 65 FORD Galaxie SOO; V-8 4 door Sedan. Like new, blue finish with moh:hii!JI intei'iar, P.S.Auto.trono. Da.AIIe Chock Used Car )68 _. Sl'395 ~nyl . •Eiioctra >4 Sedan. Factory air conltitiDnlng. top, ' Exira clean cor frol!l - of our moot .UP.ndobl·e t uotomers S895 63 CHRYSLEJ _ \1 lmPet:lol >4 dr. Hard Top. Factory air conditioned. Nice · clean cor. Fully eq'Qipped. . - ' ,, .QN'TIAC . · ' ~"·"'~ 1 1ni1~ 2- SJ..09S oWner. clr. Hord Top. One careful loc~l l sha1rp lot model. PS, PB & AT. Extra '· White wlth 'lurquoloe interior, full powOI' equipment, rctt!l!l1 tinted glan, w/s/w tires, Climate Control Alr-C;onditiDning, real. oharp, only. 18,000 mi lu. 3~1967 2 Sedan Cadlllacs ......... yo11 choice $3700 De Villas and Coupe De Ville, lull power ~ulpment and factory oir-conditioning. . 1967 Cadillac Fleetwood Eldorado ..... $4600 Full power equip., radio, tinted glass, w/ s/w tires, Climate Control oir•conditioning, green with green interior. ":YOU'LL LIKE OUR QUALIIY WAY OF DOING BUSINESS" larr & Van Zandt Sales - Motor ·. . . . "' OPEN EVES. TIL 8 992-5342 '; -'• POMEROY ' ACROSS 1-So.fdiers colleclively 7-Tibet•n prints 12-Turklah decree 17-Prapasltlon 21-laad a&eln 22-widaawaka 23-Ranovate 24-lRipped 25-Bab)'lonian daily 26-Burdan 28-Whit.kara 30--Poinlt. out 32- ThrH·Iaad sloth 33-Secret •••nt 35-Soll 37:.-che racteristic n--oanlsh island 40-The 11lf 41-latln conjunction 42-Cranny 4s-Part of church (pl.) 47-Conjunction 48-Nort.e COd 49-Loak lhtedly 52-Football kick 5-4-Thoroulf\tera S6-Le11antine ketches 57- Father or mother 59- Civil injury 61-Tear 6.2-itation 63-Stu.ltad parwn 64-Artiflclal ten1u•t• 66-Sorrow 67-Unit ol Siamese currency 68--Garmant PONTiAC . GMC TRUCKS . of C.ntlnvoui luslneu J. POMEROY, Oltlu ' Far Sale clJlY~~=!t:!-f.c ~blothnelllufilumbloo, - lollet Ia ..cti· ,.quare; tit for" . four orcllnar1 worcl1. . ' ·: •.._1,., 1967 Fard ..... $1895 500 HilT. S.ct..n. Local 1 OWIWf' C.. h"- flnf.h, lllk, vinyl lnt•l•, toN tW•, Nlllo stc"lnt aM ltrak••· Automatic trans. "PO•• c~~evrcilit $1895 auto. 1· :;~ ••~:~P$t":::it;lillfeota, white ekte,.. I blad1 vinyl .... tl695 W'hlte"finJ•h. I I Goad tln1. power 1t..nno. I CheV: .....$495 I 1964 Bla~:oyne 2 Or. 6 crl. AutO<> tron1. GooCI tlr••· I matlc: NHda point lob. Normally I ••"• ol $195. Spaelolly pric:ccl. I Volkswacen $395 I 1!160 2 Or, Gao,d tlrh, run1 alA I good. Rocllo. I 1961 Corvair •••• $295' I lt. Waoon. G09CI tir••• clean .....ID.L.5l ~ I 1 II I- I I I I lnt.,lor. RcNio. Automatic trona. $3335.31 ' I ____l6113 I 00f.58· I I I I I I . I Phone 992-2151 I MIDDLEPORT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1969 I ro.f, fvlly 1!168 Chewolet .$2695 le~palo 4 Do•. I oWner ctnd I SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE , wltl) blue vinyl equt,,.d, o rtal lleauty, , . ducH to $3695. ..,.........e••••e·----------------------" Clean, Pre-Owned ·' .,..., Goloxle 1 I I I1 $3636.38 1 RET AIL Discount HOW R.S. I mH $ 34.87 ond buelott nat · Con•ot., bfua I I I $2928.05 I __3hl1 I $23~rn I I I $3363.08 I RET AIL Dloeount NOW coast mirrors 1 camper 5pecial pkg., bright red. !Aill &Second -------r-----. ------"""----- ..;;ou "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" aum:ce ___________ $2778.85 .....5U.n radio onl)' 12,000 rnllet. Spotleu cl•an fnterl•, told flnl.ll, tood W.W. tlfea, faetwy alr cancUtlontd, Automat!~: fNn•• Power rodle. ---».t1fl I RETAiL Dl nt tftfa. Kforr air, PI'"' ••••'"'' f.ll•e bro~a., Twbo H)'*Diftttk, I R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. - - -:-.:-----,- - WALNUT SOLIDSTA'i'ESiareo, dual vol1111e conlfOI, 4-fpeed Intermixed changer, 4-iPelk- _ er sound 111tem wltll AM 6 FM radio. tat.t8. :: u~ , !'lll' Ume JIQ'IIIIInt plall. . acres land, 250 root frontPortland. Pbono M3-225t. over. ~ - "Siar" 2lk lbiWi ) . . . 011 Slate ROute 124 In _-.;:.;;;;;._-______ !_~9-Uc 'L69. Eberabadl lllrdwiN, 1!: S)Tacuae. Larpo kllchelllrlth Supr ·Rim Mill, Pic._. ,': lote of blreh cablnetl, pleaQ< MODERN RANCH, 5 Harc:lware, Ma1011o ,' . . or closet apace, prap. """. beth, air condltloaocl, wall to 1~ " ' wall carpet In Uvllv<llnlng roadon room, cu; water, room, hall, ~*~room. Bao&I!IS, eleetrlcit;J, wall to wall ment, woodlloirnlqr!lrep!aee, NEW, THREE biidroGm ~.i) carpet In llvinl room. llull lal deoi&Decl hiDe, 1'h balba, ':• marble lrindow sills, lPJ)l'Oxsee to appreciate. P ' - arceramic llle, ·GIIJ b&Hment, -; . lmately 1 acre or ground, ter 5 p, m. ror appol"""ont .... .u,. sual'!o utUtliJ : ,Prieo reduced tor Immediate 9112-22'18, N-ICe room, air condltloned. ~ sale. ~ Dick Rawu,.. lor ------~------992-3454. ' " ·:.. lljiiiOintment and price. 99210-Wtc :.0; 2151 or 9112-3732, lil-1Z-1tc ._ -- - ----- -·POODLE PVPPIE& AlCC ,..;.- :· HARRISON'S TV AND~ NA SERVICE, Phone 9112 - 19a7 DODGE Coronet fGur door mlnlalura, " ' 111!1 .. llllt!S: ~ urvtce IIIII ~Ill• -l'bail '·: 2522, 11-111-ttc VS sedan, aWimatlc, - • r 112 1111. steorllll!- Joe Wippel, Rl. 3, ;I ·• , P01110roy, OhiO. Phone 992FOR II1RE, - lnadler wat.r F1EU> GliOWN CllrJ• I' .. ' ' 6410. Uno, ceoopool dralna 4 to 12 10-9-6tp 11111111 .... - · O.ta.llll ;;., "Ide. PU Andoraon, lfaoon, bloom. All calorJ 10 .... ~ W. VL l'boal773-6188 alter Ncb. ~~ ftolrw Sllap, c:! 4 COON DOGS. <.all GeiiJPOillo 3:30 or &U4115, Jladno. ll(aaon, w. ~ .-. 429 tfc 446-2656 or HUMS after 5141. 5 p, m. ~~~ ~ 11l-12-1tc - ' C. C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer $2195.65 RET AIL Dlacount NOW D300 Cob and Chassis Boost« brakes; 7.50/16 6 ply, weot coost mirrors, tinted w/ shield, custom exteriOr pkg., dual h!>rn•, bright turquoi oe. =~bl:.t:.::::::·'? 1 be HOW c:•. ~w '*' I I 1--to--------------·----------""'"----------l " = _H24DIL______ Cleland Realty -------------- •••••M ...... ,.w ,...., '"'"' 1 DIDO iweptlino 128" W.B. cyl., west coaat mlrrora, yellow with ' black roof, chrome bumper and grille, 3 opd. 6 --------------- el, $2728.95 I D200 5woptltno 128" W.B. rooms, 6 ROOMS, bath, laundry, full basement Phone alter 5:30 p. m. 992-3981. 10-9-6tc .~ wll Auto. Iron 1. Ro~la and 1 """' For Rent or Sale ...,r,..•• ,. StlUO'TAPE SYSTIISc lflc!dl~ 'llhlcJ. - -• . 1£ANB, $L50 lluabll, ptck7our C'f ~f~ 1~ ;l'e ( Also turnips, beell and ,I .:'! ! • , ,U f _'.. '...'!__ L--..:...:. :_: !-1a.uc poppers. Clareneo Pro!IIU. RA1i-.ijc;E- ;j;;.l,.ted ~· '~ SPACIOt/S 7 ROOM '-te, 1\1 Col. Jhn A4aMI Col. Bill Brown I1 ' pia,_ bench. Free deii"NI')';_ ~! 1.1 Rltlallll Furniture, 7u-uif. RETAIL Dlocaunt I c•leleLineot POMEROY - 6 nice rooms, 10-1Wip several bath, fireplace, closets. Basement, Furnace. $9500. MIDDLEPORT RURAL - 6 rooms, bath, furnace, fireplace. 2 acro1o $6,000.00. MIDDLEPORT - 5 room ...... trame. bath, nice lot, fenced. 'RON'S- FLooR ai.t Ulo, balllNear laundry. $4,000. ,_, 1nd ldtcholl remodelPOMEROY - 2 lots, 4 room IJW, lllllllllcldldoU. Cai174Zhouse. $1500. &$38, 11-28-Uc RT. 124 - Remodeled 3 bedrooms, master with 2 closets. ---------~---CIGARETI"l!; WIIIIIJW machla8i Bath, closeta f!l(oro. Garage. and IWV!co. ABC Enieq)rlaMINERSVILLE - 6 I'OCIIIIS, 1111011, W, VL Phone p.m. basemert, porch. 1 acre 77NHS. a.e.tfe 10-12-3tc $1750. MOBILE HOME - 1962 Rem- SEPTIC cleuocl. MWer ..;..; brandt, 2 bedrooms, I!IS fllrSanltalklll. SteWart, Ohlo.l'b. 1989 EARLY American stereo nace. $2350 2-12-tfc . RACINE RURAL - 6 rooms brick, bath, 3 bedrooms, SEE NEIGLER Bulldlntl Sopply chaJWWr, t • ••ker ~ \' base1nent, new furnace. Garror bulldiJW your hGme. Call &Yitem. Ba1ande tst.32. u.,t sgo. $16,000. Gur NoJtler, JlaciM, o. our time~~~~ ~ian. Cal1 HELEM or VIRGIL TEAFORD-------- __a_:~ 992-3352. ·. ~ Phone 8112-2342 A~~etlon..ra "llttl• ,,. '{ie Cartr A PIANOS, two 111-liJ.«e RODNEY DOWNING Raal Estate Broker Owners MRS. GENEVA YATES -c.,. • Auto_. Irons. MIDDLIPOIT, OHIO $2115, Terms tPIOO 128" W.B. . 1 6 cyl., west coast mirrors, red, 815/15 I 4 ply tires, 3 speed trans. I I I I I ,-------------------------. ----------, l Utllln~ I r Ok SPECIALS ltit clltJeflt ~~ - M'· s.s. 396 H.T. c.,.. flcioT II HURRY .••• HURRY .•~ • RAWLINGS • .' . MIDDLEPORT •. ... OPEN liiLL 8:00 P.M. trono. P.S. Roclio ·~ · HOISTETTER ;~-~;-~;e ;;,-;_;;; Far Sale . . REALTY available. Ph. USED nice roc:onG!O. HOBSTETT!I, l..ltH 992-3352. d!Uonod oprl&bt w1lb, , 10+4tc TERM$ OF $ALE• CA$H Not reeponalble lot occldentJ Slvn•ds Clift cyl., auto. trono. P •.S.. & W/SIW tireo. . . R. H. R~II~Wi SOls ..,.cloll, New lla- ~ ASSOCIATES 992-3325 lnSII111C8 SYRACUSE AUTOMOBILE r--··- I rev Y.I.P. dr. Htp. Rocllo 011d hooter, prices av•. Final year end ~le on these and al!. ~969 Dod1e & Rambl• modets in stock. Nowls the iima for allliiOIIIY·savars .to realize a barpin on the car or truck of your choice at:~AWLINGS. The samp,. les listed below art 1!169 Docile Trucks, but 1118 price di•nts are mllabli on all l969"models In stock •.• SAVE .... SAVE ..• l ·66Jl_ YIOUTH 2 8 RAILINGS SERVICE ....... 992-2143" P...-r .Ph. ..· II . ' ' W...IAIIp•ll $5.55 __ __ _______ _ ..;; Syracuoo V.F.D. Anlsted by tho Lad los Auxiliary of tho unit has a Used :Antiquo Eloc•, Rope Bod, Shower Stall I I I I .. IPEI'r or Bul1dour RadlalwTo ...v. ...v. oa. '. .. l'ra ... Laqqt 'l'ludl -------------- ----- ------ . ., .. ' PHONE lt2·20J4 For ' ·ua tJII that mariiwmor' ' "· I0-9-6tc Bob's Mabile Court, Syracuse, Ohio, on Slate Rt. 124 , Phone 932295L ~ll..Ut NOTICE I l -GUARANTEED- I WISH TO thank everyone who sent cards, letters, dowers MDIACLE Water Softnel'-eoltam gifts, everyone that sent ·------------~-- -----------ena and removes roll. Norfood to my famUy and anyone EXPERIENCED Interior and ex- FURNISHED lllroe room aput. man Stewart, VInton, 388 terlor JIB!nling, root, carpenmont, • - r , newlydeooratthat helped in any way dur!~ 8377. 114~ try 11111 masonry "ork. Reel, 507 IIIII st., ~ my hospitalization. Also nie Bubbo.rd. Phone 992-2271 Phone 9112-2792. s.22-Uc special thanks for the many, EXCELSIOR Silt Works- Coal or after 6 p..m. 992-3511. --many prayers said in my befor l&le, lump, ea, stoker half. 104-1211> TWO BEDROOM t..e, Uvkw and mine run. E. Main 91., Lois McCain ----------,---- room, dlniJW room, hall and Pomeroy, 0, Ph. 992..1891. 10-1f-!tp ROOF REPAIR and remodel- 0110 bedroOm carpeted, 764 190~ IJW; alao I!Urlorpalntl~and BroiiMU A... , Middleport. romoclei(JW, b7 contract. Ph. 992-9961 or Hloa035. Help Wanted Free eotlmlte. Phone 992~c 68 PLYMOUTH Road Rwmer. Sl\fiLING WOMAN, under 60, Ph. 67>-2326 or see at 3218 2306. Wegoanywhere. -------------10-1-tfc 5 ROOMS, basement, cellar, 2 hours a day , 4 days a week. Howard Ave., Pt. Pleasant. $40 a week. Call New Haven, W. Va. 233-6 ------------=runnlng water, nice yard, on 882-2684. Monday between 9 BOB'S REDUCING Salon and - - --- - -------Lang•vUI&-Dextor Road. Call and 12 ooon. Health Center Is now open, NEW FURNITURE: Innerspring 698-3471, Albany, Mro. Law10-12-ltp 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. by llji(Jolntmattresses from $29 '~~• stu-rence carpenter. ment, 5 p.m. to 10p.m. DOli>" dlo coucbos $49 ..,, Corbin 10-8-6tc polntment necessary. LocatFurniture, 955 Second Ave., Pets Sale 446-ll71. ed below K and K Mobile Homes, Po In t Pleaaant. Auction 218-U WE'VE MOVED, BarkarooKennels. Beagles, bassets, dachPhone 675-2454 or 675-4020. - ~-' ------,-....,..----, shunds, scotties, JJ()Odles, 10-3-trc 1 PUBLIC SALE co c k e r s, we sties and DATII!t SA.T., OCT. 18th schnauzers. Right at Torch, YOUR TV set has a bad p!eture Meigs TIME1 12t30 P.M. Ohio, 4th house right. Boardtube? Chuck can repair It and, PLACE1 Hollltr of M••· Gen•va at 619 Pag• St. In low• ing. prantee IL B r I n i It to I Vatu ., •nd of Mlddlepert, Of..la. 10-12-7tc Chuck's Audio, 152 ButterWill ••II at Publle Auctlrtn the lollawlng Jtem11 ----- .- --- -- ,..~, Pomeroy. Phone 992 5080. 10-5-trc Old lampa, old lontarna, old Wanted To Bur . . ·~,. lrom 'Opetation lttfercept' . l:l unta ,., -..,4 ......._.. _.. tlv• ln•eriiCNtt . , . - - - - - - - - - - , TRAILER LOTS, ,,...,..,o... 25 ,., .... o1, _ .. ,.14 "'• • ... ' day School Dept., choir, cOUJ>o BUSINESS SPACE, W. Soeond -------------- ' · ... . . ------ ---- -- Notice yo ond " ' . IMPORTANT MEE11NG of tbe 6 ROOM lllrnlsbod houn, lllncongrol!ltlon or tho TriDIQI lt 3 people. MI.G Food IWUnited Church or Cbrl1t, ket, 3 miles south or Mlddl&Tuolday, OcL 14, 7:30 P- m. port, lit. 7. at the church, All momb&ro or all church Oflllnlaadona, In- CHINA CABINETS, round tables, old cloeka, etc. Write ANOTHER shipmentofwomen's Georgia Autherson, Extrx., am children's used clothing or call M. D. MWor, Rt. 4, 1962 POINTIAC, tri-power, set WUI!am N. Swain, dec., to Harhas arrived. Jeffers Clot~ Pcmeroy, phone 992-627L up for drag strip. Price $200. ry Osborne Jr., Da R. Osborne, !ng, Rt. 33, going toward fair 6-2~c Ph. 256-6023. 24~ 21.'95 acres, Olive. grounds. Ethel M. Stout to Mae B. PIGS WANTED. Everett HolID-I0-6tc HAY. Carl Winters, RioGn!Mie Dorst, minerals, Orange. comb, Albany, Phone 698245-5115. 240-tf Est"r Dall'ey; 'Oft! Dailey to . 3465. wi"r.;io~ ru;;;~~ - ;,.eek, Icy Belle Dailey,. 73 acre, Lebo Monday through Friday to MOTOROLA color TV, good anon. Athens from freight depot In condition, 3 ,years old. Ph. Robert Cook, Erma Jean Cook TRUCK SCALES. Everett HolMonkey Run. Must be in Ath675,.2776. 240..:3 to T. J. Butcher, Dlarles A. comb, Albarl)'. Phone 698ens by 7:30 a. m. Phone 992Butcher, 4 acres. 3465. 2226. 4 COON DOGS. C"<di 446-2656 Kenneth A. Taylor, Edna Jane 1D-10-6tc or 446-0668 after 5 p.m. Taylor to VIllage or Pomeroy, 24~ easement, Pomeroy. GINSENG $38 pound; yellow root Lena Eberobach ID Village or $2.35 pound; wild ginger root GUN SHOOT, Broad Run Roo allt Gun CJub, New Haven, $45 cents pound; Mayapple 2 APABTMENTS, Gallla Hotel, Pomeroy, easement. W. Va., Oct 12, Noon on. root 35 centa pound, Bill BaiU6.2206. 159-U Clara Miller to VIllage or 10-10-Ztc ley, Reedsville, Ohio. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pomeroy, easement, Pomeroy. James P. Snider, Mamie May ID-12-6tc VACANCY lor two tlderb _ . LOW '"OW prices on bedroom IU!tes and mattresses. Cor- Snider to Village or Pomeroy, pie. Prefer private pUc! ...,. bin Furniture eo., 446-1171. easement, Pomeroy. lienta. Phone Mason, 713Allen W. Hartley, Evelyn J. 159-U 1 WILL NOT be respoDBible for 5185. 10-8tfc - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Hartley to VIllage ol Pomeroy, any debts contracted by any- - REDUCE SAFE and fast with easement, Pomeroy. one other than mysolt Wen- I WlLLptck..,morchandlseand Richard K Freeman, Allee Gobose tablets and E-Vapwa.. dell w. Barker, Second St., take to auction on a pereontter pills. Glllin8bam Drugs. Marie Freeman to Village of Mason, W . VL IP batlla. ~ Jim Adami, 214.:.!6 Pomeroy, Pomeroy. 10-12-3tp auet101111r, llu1Jand. Pbano Roy Don Betzing, Barbaro -----------742-448L e.D-ICc: Bet zing to Village of Pomeroy, THE UNDERSIGNEO will orter 2 WAY RADIOS, complete line Pomeroy. lor sale, at public auction, on SKATE-A-WAY SCIIECl!IZ or new and used citizen l:lond. easement, John Varney, Ruby Varney to Saturday, October 25, 1969, radlot !rom $35 up. Bob's Bad! Ia Sclloll rrtdl.r. CB Radio [ql!pment. 446 - Clarence S. Bowen, Lorna June atl0:30 a. m., at the heme of Oft. S, trwllltroreM) I Bowen, 33 1..:3 acres, Salem. 4517. 222~ the lata Cora B. Rope, at 12 ~~~~~Frldlr. Joseph W. Jooes, Ruby Jones I._ynn St., Middleport, ·Ohio, 31. ~DWIIIMidaJ,f'rltlli, _______ _ ______ to Burdell Black, Effie Black, the personal prC)IJerty or the and '111111...,, 7:30 Ia 111-.JI. FARMALL H tractor. Coll388- .6 acre, Salisbury, A..o.ble r. put~e,..,....., late Cora Rlt)e being hous&8505. 235-6 hold furniture, goods, and atday, TUelldQ, and 'lbwlldiJ recto consisting In part or a . nlahta and Slllm'day .... sThe saguaro, like other .iUGS A mei!IS? Clean ror less cacti, has no I eaves. It gas stove, table and I o u r illl atternooaa. l'boal 886with Blue Lustre. Rent elec- shrinks as moisture dimin~ chairs, washer, electric re3921 or CJieoter 98W585. tric shampooer $1. Farmer's ishes and can live three frigerator, dining room table, 9-21-aotc Hardware Co. 234-6 years without a drop of wa· ft. ve chairs, and side board, ter. sewing machine, living room suite, tables, bedroom suite, Zenith TV, radio, fUI!S, HARIIONY AP ARTJIENTS, lllrlamps, chairs, dishes, and nllhld, 3 .._., balb, priml acellarwoua items. Torma: vate (IIJ'kbw. Outotalllloodl, Cosh on hand at day or sale. 3 bloeka rrcm poll omce. MerrW Briggs, Executor, Mini Apartment, lllrnlahed, Estate or Cora B. Rupe, d&bedrooop, kitchen, b a t h, ceased. porch. Sultablo tor -10-12-3tc 100. Pri- parldJv. call 992-5392 bellr- 10 L m. and 6 p.m. ~ PIANO lunilll!- Phone 992-S509, 111-7-&p FURNISHED and 'UIIfurnlll>td GUNSJiOOT, Rutland American a-~~ Legion, Sunday, ooontUUour. Phont 811U4k ICI-lRte <~Would . I -------------.....- _ _ _ _ _-J h •i WANT AD , Mote &ifi~s ln:. Se~u~·'Classifie«b, For Rent Business Services ,, ' FCJP' Sale SAVE BIG! Do yourownr,Cand ' ..,holotery cleaning wltbBlue HOUSE caol, 2 ton ,loads and firewood. Ph. 4411-4393. Lustre. Rent electric stam2211-12 _pooer $1. Centro! Supply Co. 240-6 NEW 1969 ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE In original factory AI\C Boston Terrier Puppy. carton. Automatic Zli·Z41! to Garland L. Lanier, 446-4824. make buttonholes, sew on but240-4 _ ' ~. IMober 12, 1969 •: ',\ 77...::....Man'a name 78-Great (abbr.) 79-5choolbook 1!11-lnsect au 12- Spo••n 83-c.... 84-Sow 8!--0cean 87-Mit.sive 89-Temporary halt 90-Hinden 92-Bind 94-Trop;cat fruit 95-Unmarri•d 11r1 96--Perus-.s 97-New 99-Communiat 100--Small lslartd 101-Goddess of discord 102-Male d"r 103- SpreMI for dryin1 I05--Cooka in oven 107-Symbdl for cesium lO~TrlniiN&s' 11 0-Poasuslva pronoun 111-H•brew festival II l-MascuUna 114-Make lace liS-Compass point 116-Confi•J•tion 117- Throu&h 118-Rivar island 12D-Nole af scala 121-Domnttc..te 122-Fashian 123-Eft 124-Ark builder 126-Mora beloved 128-Enc:llsh county 130- Brook 69-Credit (•bbr.) 71 - Thasa holdln& 132-Binds 134-Kinl ol bird5 olflce 72-0f the nm• material 71-0elin.. te 13r-.Guldo's low note 137- Attempta 76-Topple 139-Tardy 135--Shut up 141-french article 142-E.tist 143-DiiiMed 145- Br•aka suddenly 147-Sand hill 149-Chtnase pqoda 152-sun IOd 153-Snakn 155-Cuts 157-Part or church 159--chtn.ase mile 160-Siuutsh 162-thn's nama 164-Muu .of paatry 16€--FrJ&ht 168-ParldiH 169--Hindu puunb 17D-Raekfish (pl.) 171-Wipn out DOWN l-$pani1h far ''three'' 2---Harv•sl 3--PrePOSitlan 4-lubriclte 5-Wal• wearily ~ilted . 7-Nate of scale 8-Prtnt'a 3:t~lfiCI18~ -' i -;•ll~rr' laneuaae 34- L.onas for 36--Promate . otfldall '\06--SwiiS river 107-''S..ip of ttlia d... rt" 101-Cublc: mmr 40-Prapare for liD-Concnl 111-D,.Ins 112-crowd disturbance 114--Goal (llenl} 31-C)'Iindrlcal print 42-AIIowanca for wa1ta 44--Ba aware or ::=~:~:atchld gt:~=~ed place 49-Smell sltoot 50-Ridicule !11-Prlntar'• lit-Caudal appanctaa• 121--south African m•asure bird 62-Haul 65--Ancl.nt 61-Distriet in GermanW' 69-Naar . 7D-Matura 72-Prophats 73-lhnkln 7S-Be ill 71-Llbarty 77-Musical sludy 15·-Lat.s 16--Pitchara 17---PouiiJstvv pronoun 18-N.. ali~ I f.--Chareclerlzad 89--AdhRiVI . 27-let faN . 29-contUHd , '.- ; '· "'' OPEN EVES. TIL 8 992·2126 Pomeroy DutCh 122-Und•,..rouRd S5-Mar~'s nickname excavation 56-Dirt 123-5ymbol tor 58-Walks on nilan liO-Gull·like 125-Chlef 79-Musical Instruments BG-Raapand 82-Aquatic mammal 13 ~~~•• by . .tar 114-Biemish 16-Simlan 88-Sailor (pl.) I 53-.Joa VHiment 9-Encauntar 10--Macaw 11-Stript af ltathar 12-Preti.t: n01 13-Unlt of Portuaoasa currency 14-Girl's nama by calamity 20-Vea:etabla POIIIROY IIO'IORCO. (colloq.) substance 90--Garmant 91-Weird 93-Amus" 9!5--Dec~~iv.a 17-Unusual 98-Sprted tor drrtnc 102-.At th;, piece 127-Cou... dtar.. {abbr.) 121-Thlnty scaHered 129--HarOinc:ar 13D-Mada of siMI 131-Mor• contamptlbla (colloq.) Ill-Stupefy --.ui!--111 SMITH AuTO SALE~ 131-Beneath 1311--Steaple 140-Growi,.: out of 143--Paid notice 144-Group of three 146--Raach acrv.. 141-Without and l~antury IATIUI/2 plant 151-Ventilat• 153--Bea~ at arain JS<f-Posld for portrait 156-Muslc: n written 1511-Parlod of time 161-Faroa lllands whirlwind 16:1-Steamship (abbr.} 16s-;:..Bone 167-Aupen (ebbr.) KANAUGA, OHIO . For Sale FORMER H. B. Smith residence 120 Lincoln Hill. Appraised $4,500. Earl Knight, 827 Beech St., Middleport. Phone 992-3805. 10-l~tp 1968 FlAT ~oor sedan, low mileage, good tires, good condl~ $1:isO. Phone 9493025. I0-10-7tc ~11'1"''1::'"1::, 8ADDLEBRED Brood Mare with ,3 month old colt, $250; Hall ••ddlebred spotted mare, good mamers, anyone can ride, bred lor 1970 colt, $250; Yearling Addlebrod geldlrw, at.. proepeetilSOO. Humphrey Stables, Rock Springs 'FalrlfOWIIIs, Pcmeroy. • 10-111-Zip ------------ SWEET POTATOES,$4buahel. Also, acorn 511uash, PIDil>. kino, I!OUfda. , Indian com BriJW CCDialnen. Located on lit. 339,1n Letart Falls. AJd. row Croll. 10-I0-6tc --=----------- �,,_I ., ,. ' ' _. '• 1l •. .24 ,.. Tile~ Tlmoa_S! .. . . Swidly,..Pctd>er u, .. '' "'., I ,. ' r ' ' ' "' •· ' ; , ' .... . ·~ ·' ' . _,,...' , ,. ' ' '.if: ' 1968 .. ' . '•· ' ' ' . ' '· ·~=~~~A:·~u ; t· ls · · o ·. ~t~.hr '· "Ad U . 'JJ Ill::' , ~- IIW Faee of EaaternEnlqle» Ia . this moiKh'o Sc:raen News ~ · · " ' loll pre....tlon, Jlllll8 a~ PT. PLEASANT- Malta ln. lllartl!li TUIIMiy, Oct. ltji at . be, •...-. -!lot iMM!t!cnl .,allabie: · ~" 'H , able b)! COiumlllio ~nd SMp Qlun4' lillY coallllue . 7 p.m., 110 ~ 'd l,.,.,.. ;tcdiilloi urtpWill. Malt Jlulcfldneil!l!n claM" Olllo Electric Conilalll' to hJch ~lr educ&tlonthlo week wllen blip aC9111Dt paiwU 1illb lbe I» Nleaieil ,...._, ."1111in · t h e ea ;., ali'IIIIJ i..du- ..., lit' schoololn Ita 2kounlyaervlce - u - 1 ,.e&~cation clasoea new IIIOdlla mali .~• • " duo 11 llllldo liai'I(Ord Gniii 'SdiDDI Jiiiet., area. atarl for the 1969 (all term being laQall\ Ia ·lfuGil t'!\lial¥ J • ll!if i i :: ; H;; 1111 TUtadQIIIII Wldlle- Ill .~· · 'The docwnonlu'Y !Ibn covora under ·.lhe · IIQlervillion of q.e SchoOl a; IIIII ciGillllail......,..• · ~ Grille ~ 'mi 1t..W ,, Eastern ~n political IIIII Mu'oll Coulley Board of MJ. tlaol, atar1iD1 Mmi'IY, Oct. 20, GALIJPOLIS- Sludlnt_~«>-, eu11 """"q 11111 'l'UeldQ, !l!ld · economic events trom jist at- cation Ia cooperation with the with Mrs. Ldleir.teachiJII the Uel,lol;l • .Hwaa Trace, ot Fcllllt Plealllll Saldor ter World War Utothepraaenl. ~te ~~tiona! Educstioll De. clast, tultjoa ~. North ~-·~•stern SChool, mu~'•c • .ell........, The lnRuence of the So'flet u,.. ~'*. · Arc Weldlnl will be 11ua111 and Kfsor~lllpSc:hoola . ·. I' ·, ion and the re1J11011oetoltbylron 'The clanea are open to 811)' q:a1n by Mr. l!eadlra at the will call IIIICII IIIUIIOI'ebarih > •• Cur1aln countries Ia studied. In m.raon over 18 who Ia not cur- ~etta Maldaclllrilll Com. ani lnd~l of tha Tr1 • the rum. rem~¥ enrolled In a ·SO<Oed- pany, moetinl Mmi'IY, Oet, 13, CoiUt)' Area apln durltW Oe11')' achool. ·. at 7 p.m., malerialil and tui. teller ID aak all)pOrt In the People i111ereated In one or lion $65; machine lihop, at Point produetion d. the •""Q!AIY more d. theae clas101 are urg. Plea!111111 Hlsh School, Mr. CGIIlblned y•rbook, the Gal· eel 1D bo at the llrlt organiza. Scburman inltructin& Tueaci'IY lla CoiUt)' Echo. · tiona! meetlns. If poaolble. I Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. tuition L,ywnia C. Bunce, ct.fr., a per1011 camot meet with the Othar claa1161 Oil-ared at Point man d. the 1969-'70 faculty class the firat nl&ht, they may Plea811111 111at1 School wW In- adviiiOI')' COIIIIIIittee, said the pre-enroll by calling Mrs. Car. clucle Typing I or D, meeUDI aoUcltatiCIIII planned totake olyn Morrlaon, voca11onai see- TUeada.Y, Oct. 14, at 7 p.m. place bmnedlately after tha retary, at the Board of m.ea. with Mrs. Rouse aa taaehor; receiPt of the 19611-69 yearlion o!tlce, pbone 675-4540, office machines 'l'llelciiQI, Oct. books, In onlorlhatthoaowho The regularmoetlnlldatesfor 14, at 7 p.m., Mra. Woodrum have so generously s._n. the claoses ani tile boors the teocblng; lliorthand 1, taulibt eel this projeet may oee their class will meet wiU be deter- by Mrs. HathaW'IJ, Morld'IJ, Oet. adverlleemerta. mJDed at the organizational 13, at 7 p.m.; a new class, Ae.. m~?o>::::::s s:::r: n··w····\ meetlllg. A minimum enroll. counting, otarta lfGnd'IY, Oet, ment of twelve Ia required. 13, Mrs. Sayre teaclllng, costa C Classes to be tausbt and the of materials IIIII tuition for all Ht'IIPiclal bactull, 1nllke (Coldnued Iron> Paae 15) •ost lnauriiiCIIIItlll, he date for the Drat meeting ill- office training cl11111 wiU be .'lanniiW and Zonla8- Cclmftllll>o elude two at Wahama ~~~at~· $12.50. Clll PIVYide pc oltctlon fw NATIOlfAL nRE PREVEN'ltON WEEK - Scott Lueu, Icy plamiJW, be sold, hat been par Clr, r-, JOUI' Sc:hool, Monday, Octobor 13, Cluses ill plano for aclllts In rl&ht, admlnlatratlve aoolotalt d. Vetei'anl Memorial Hoopltprqtress here alnce 1986. lift llld your healtll ••• help t;yplng, with Mr. Morgan •• al, F'ridaJI ravlewed with P011111roy llnmen proeedurea to be Z<rirw, be related, Ia a prorea pt •n V.lul for JOII' Instructor, tutlon $12.50, to befollowed In caae oC are at the hoap11al. Tile rtvlew wao held tection. hproteeto·lnvetlmeltl, '-dolllnflllnSlatit gin at 7 p.m., and a claos Ia 'J- 'J and It not a control. F1nn. Qln hla 1 CIIL clothing construction, taul!ht b)! The plamiJW cCIIlmloalonll Mro. Wll)'brlgltt, orpnlzatlonCarol! K. Snowden made up d. eJab1 men of Mason a! meeting Tueada.Y, Oct. 14, lUj Park Central COIIIIQI. They meet every sterling at 7 p.m. with a tuiHotel Bldg. ond Wedneaday ewniJW ot each Second Avo. . '·eapt wiiiD, .. ill tioll charge of $6. month In the Court House Annex. At Hannan Hll!h School, are .C4 1 '~>1:1 Phone <446-4290 He urged the public to atteed. welding, opens Oct. 20, Mr. Home 4416-4518 Mrs. Enlcl Sc:IJitlln, prealdlnt Fratt TV. MIDDLEPORT- Thedayoof Bowen, Instructor, coat or ..... Galli pol ia of LeonHoinemakera,•wlal ·. · bla terlals and tuition, $85; Mrs. Brown Mule ere gone forever. on the "CombetConteat" wllleb BY JA.-CK O'l!!UAN &UP. ateala the nealnc; on 20· ..,..;.;, a wa1 PI 'bla Such was the conclusion oC her club entered. She i.,lal NEW YORK - Jolm 0... halance It _... aeam petb' llnljl ,l lliTidl'l Arta ~~ _lll1oe Green will teach a 1Will1rclass IIAN ,AIM. lllttFtnt veteran salesman Jack lioluion tbey won thlnl place and t30Q bame'l "A PatriDI For IW' lu<elo'. II Haman, starting Oet. 20, - UoD, ........ .117 ,l!e . . lull ,.. 111111 In an Informal 1alk to the Mid- Tilere were 280 erU!ea ani 15 P the an theatre lt8101111Ut. at 7 p.m., tuition ani mater:a.t Ita cllatalllatld llallllllo IIIOit pl'aI leer to llde 'Iii teltv'laed .,...,,.,.., dlePort • Pmleroy Rotary Club wiMOro, oponaored by the stale eel bet DOt 1DD brllkb'. Erll- aalde, the .v....rable aetor'1 lll'lnl to the New York llllt former radio Ials, $12.50. · · INIUIAMCl At Point 'lllea811111 Junior Hll!h at Heath Melhodlat Churcb Fri· Chamber of Commerce. while Brltllb U81')'-f0Ulll.mlll aulboril,y Ia the onl,y tbeatrl· veblcle1 d. 'Midbt tilt""' tried to llllke hll liilltl IUU rAI. INifiAIICI: CUPAIUtl School, 8 el&SI In Modefn Math clay ev..W., Mra. c. E. McCUlloch, who Oaborne llllced hl1 pla;y on the cally illtereatlni • ...,. hroullll wbol& ""'ini*'cW riJae lllij PII'O ..CCIIIIrVNr'IY. Mlllll!( OrfiCIS : I! ~""''IUOII, !LLIIIOIS for parents tau&btby ltfr. Robson, aecre1acy of tile club bei()JWa to 0111 of the Dratclubo lkeleiDD d. a - taleo!aVIen- him au oratlaol, fU lar1181' than l!e -wblt leu alau·uM'IIII ABC • TV .IIIIWViil eiiOLIIJI 19 years, now retired from the organized 1n the county, relau.l 11110 oflleer who rose to 111'111 for MulmiUau Schell, who or hlpful, •.•A PtltdcltFi;rloW' .....,_..!¥ tor hl1 post, has spent 1 lifetime as that she woaldn'l take aa,ythiJW power ill the Au1tr1an &1"1111' plajt tile central role of tho falls Pl..,.rb' 1ato thla;e.tailt. al Nun«er1 - . lneJudlbl t traveljng oaleamanforthe Weed for the enAfDienl 41 year1 of 80 7881'1 liD despite hla brilliant of!lcer.on..tiJe.moke Uq d161cllble ddubtful !Jat a1MrtlG11 on bla aMw & Son Wholeoale Distributors club work has brought. 11114 too well cloaked secret of for rame and power, Tile III'IY 1"1'1· · ,\. : Jam F •. v _-,r:~ serving Meigs aid Muoo Cotl>l\lra, Powell Reynolda, fOIIJ!I- bi(IIK'IIJnallam, Attempling to aliO DIIJ' be !pi(dag I point rof ·. "·' . --. leG "Praaleo Ill tlea and frlrps of adjacent er oC club work In Maaon C<Jw>. dlta1l the terror1and ultimate l*llllm but.lhll iwelofaecesLet'• .-..._ a , l1ilbt a\wip.. 'Widell d. oaarae JFK counties. ty In 1915, was also Introduced embarrassments of IUch prl. IBrllf drib ciiiDIJH IIIII anti- talll.i' U TV C. 1 MU 1 lllfltYCIIi .. ·~~.:.~ belli lllllb't__ to . Find loaal Brown Mule was one of the as were Mrs. Ottle Roulh, New vale perverlliona, the aew pi'IJ climactic revulalan was hauled .U . . , atl Clllt BlillitiJ It n• ........._.... of - full. phone numbers prominent bralda of plugklbac- na..n, and Mrs. HarOld lftls, (it. wat a longrun LGIIdon hH) In dumaii.Jr. the RiDU.,~ .-.-.. t_~llled fCII'IIIIIttlel!tflleter, ..aler ••• co of 30 years ago, which was West Colwnbia, both bel~ dkln't get &Din8 In &IIJ' InterOsborne, • · Uttle 1•11• to ' alut bla ~ ,..u, • wbD Ulllll to lbtlr guaranteed, Robson Implied, to the flrot 4-H Club In Mason eating fa obion uetil the aecoed Georeo De~ Shaw bevlnr to lbe lafto David ·Brll*lllr doel OWII lo!-1 vlbrotll;lal. cdDo thoul!h he did not claim baldly. c cy. of Ita l1fo acta started with a a PilloiCIPblc u,J·abaut 1.11-'- It witll Ilion aubtle lllacllu ~ al ' - li1IIY are 11f'1D1 01111 would speed the growth of hair Mrs, Erwin preoentecl gifts "drag ball," ell tha' deviates eel European, naUonsand Nlll'o. and ...,.e!Qt for 1raap at· than wllat. A on manl,y cbesta. on behalf ot the cCNncU to the dreaaed In - · · coalumea lona, provlcled a IDOitly PalU4 · IIICIIDIIII II It was on!¥ one el18111ple of coilllld~ ·dllllnilltbi)HWMI.. of ~ 'OJ" ~~..~m ji'Ni•••~·.~~~­ tha m¥rlad chances In the rood ly Uoted,·al'lll .,_,... aiA-1, '1118ref6, 'li\.a r;olif\'f lJ>e lliU~j ~'tp lffll~ .... tal>o~i:o lnduatry of the llat Mrs. Qlarles Yonker ani Mra. chief .._ , " Demls KID& IOIYJIO!I of.tlle ~~ e.O. 25 years, 1111 e>perlenced by Vernal JohnsOn. ' alar d. ao IIIIIU' lona.qo oper. . TIMI p1l,y 11 a larp, CGaqlll. Robson. Others recelvbw glfta were ettasiiiiCiadlrtiQIIslledaiiOI't.: ~ a plalniJ _.slve pro. TIJIII casaell, ma-r of the Mrs. Audrey Emery, Mra. Pow· ment d. poat • Dllllical llral8ht dictiGII wlllf a bu&e cut 11111 lolldclleport Dlvlolon of the Columbia Gao Co., wao a 11101t of eU Reynoldo and ~·· Mra. Jack Fruth ani Mrs. Olarlatte c. E. Blakeslee. lAdle a of the church sarvbw Crltchlle14 At lntenala durinl the d a y dlrmer wereJ•no\Ja!Jil'llllbury, ~ altWIIW wu ellloYed with Billie Jo Kraw1ciyn, Louise Mrs. Claude Klapp and . MrL Brown, Jean Cooke, AudroyllaMervin QwpmanltldltW. ~ '• • J ' ve11>01'1 ani MloaBessS&nborn. lot waa Mn. Otla RandoiJlb, 1111 of the Allie Dalley Club. .•, ..m !!':-- > ·• ·ii.J• <Ja4o . ' "l. ear·lbe· . ' ' ', ,., ' ' ; ~~,' ,, iiWa ee. $20: A h ievement J••' Datw o·l' the Brown •-'-ule '' ,) s,.,. Gone vo ......•er i .. 11aidiv- ,. A ........ ... -•111\il ~~ ~ ·-·":'*' s.rra, l 4 ( ·«r LOOKING FOR A FRIEND? i;: ' '· . O..r 30 lifts dolatedb7arill merchania were glwn to thoae SAVINGS. CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT NOW EARN . INTE-REST • boldlns .luciQI numbera. · 'Recelvlns ribbons 011 lhelr projocto aed crafb were the fol. lowiJW: Laurene IAwla, 2 blue, 3 red; Mrs. C. E. McCulloch, red; Mrs. RQ Fox, 1 blue, 3 red, 1 nile; Mro. Mildred 'l11CIIIP8011, 1 blue, 2 red; Lwlse MeC&usland, 2 red; v u r I RandoiJlb, I blU8, I red; Mrs. WUoon Tyler, 4 blue; Florence Caoto, I blue; Nina Thomas, 1 blue; Juanita P$rklnl, 3 blne, I red, 1 white; Ueulo Rouab, 1 blue; Alln El')'lln, 1 blue, 2 red, 1 white; EWllyn lllluer, 5 blue, 4 red, 4 white; Mra. Lec11Ud MWer, 6 blue, 5 red, 1 whlbl; Nonna Eacuo, 2 blue, 2 red, 1 · wblte; LWian Greenlee, 1 blue and 1 red; Patty BlQJiard, 1 . . l1 t... !, " ' Eliferfelds ·Busy Ready .To JP;LI!--' ola .' ' \ J. ' I ' follCJWII OHIO VALLEY8lNK • -·, 420 THIRD AVENUE \ \ r . GAI,LIPOLIS , lOk in'O rs' me ... 'Is 11011 c... Ilia the ble :ba CASH! CARRIG! l}'G Sh'AR~D EiiJEi'RVWH~ WHE'F<E: HAVf> our olltstandilll! gro11p .pf 1H111ens clresses. Hundrtds Oto cho11se from, lilt seaso11;s - lll~est st)iles - 2 plf!ce suit dresses, costllllle · approach with short slee11e dress topped by casual jACkcJs, tailored slti1111ers wllll See C:OIICriiSIIIIS BETTY HART scarf lrilll, . sftl~ ,clr,sses with 11atc:hing sllacb, .$11irtural$1 styles 11nd 1114111 odltrs ~ . die _latest colors. fellllll'lg> 'Junior PeiiJes, Regalllr Jllllfifs. Ni$.l~, ~- lfalf Sizes. cqilrt ~,; . ·f '!r PII)IJ'self, we hd!!el .styles , • . lllil;flle ·for ~~~er~one. FORD'S .s11artly sealiltcl slri111111er willl co~tlraslillll iltSert 011 fra111ecl In I>acrolt polyester (701) and wqrsted wool (JI%) cloulile lt1tlt. Cara11el, Bille~ Pllllft. · collar • . .,. .-·"' '· ' ;,; ' ' " .' ·eri, .,, &A 1 ... ,>i-. ... , ,- for ala ~epqrtment RAJberta t.f'll'lard. 2 red; Sidle Warth, 1 blue; AIUa J son, 1 red; Enid Sc:andln, I blue and 1 red; ...._ s.,re, 1 blue; Mr1. Lewl1 Allen. 3blue, 1 red; - Mra, Walter ~ ,, 1 red; Mrs. a• . COme~o 'ibama.; eCEITIFICAlES ISSU£1 FoR90 DAYS •AUTOMATICALLY RENEWABLE . •INTEREST CliCK MAILED .EVERY tO :lAYS etEITIKATES ISSUED FOR $1,000. ·MOlE e£VEIY DEPOSITOR INSURED TO $15,oo0 . but of lor white. Gelllvle.. ~.ew~a. 1 red; Edith Berkley, 1 blue ani. 1 red; Mra. Cera QGuab, 2 red; Mickle YOIIIIIIo 1 blue, 4 red; Am z.r. Ide, 3 rid;. NIDa 1blue and 1 red; FloreDCe-cuto, 1 blue; Edith Gtlbble, 1 red; Dorothy Me Lerna, 2bl,. ani 1 red; Hattie Jordan, 4 red; Mra. Keith 'l'hornton, 1 red; Mra. A a r o n Fowler, 2 bl1111 Mr1. 0 p a I PlaJU, I 111!111 c.pe. hart, 2 red; ·Jean 'The Aclde'vement Ply . :mluee, hin'l)DHCI of Mra. G. c SGiniiiOJ', Mra. VirsU . and Mra. 'llfarvln f'r¥1 plaoned the • • '' , Ill ~ ljli· Ohio Bell L-------------------1 ·' , •• "" .• .• ~ '' • --~~--jj j ~ ' . '..' ' _.:.·"' . . I I . • ,,l' ;. ELQERFE~--:· f!oe/iiiloJ r Olt lly, I ' � 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 10. October 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 October 12, 1969 adkins casto cline hawley legg mccarty rowe sayre tolley